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T H U R S D A Y , 8K P T H M B K K 11. 1930.
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THE SPRiNOFIELD NEWS
Move to Eugene— Mr. and Mrs. J,
P. Porter moved their residence to
Eugene last week.
LOCAL V/OMEN ATTEND
PRIVATE IN NATIONAL
EUG l NE STAR MEETING ~ GUARD IS TRANSFERRED
them were young ones and the other
six matured. They were fotod In a
rocky hillside.
A group of local women, members
Private, first class, Donald M. Pal
Transacts Business at- Portland—
The rattlesnake to not a frequent
Jack («arson spent the first part of of the Cascade chapter of the Eastern mer, has been transferred from the visitor In this vicinity, very few hav
the week In Portland looking after Htar, attended the meeting of the ( local unit of the national guard to ing been seen until this year when
bulness affairs.
Evangeline chapter at Eugene on Fri- the reserves at hla own request, ao- they have been found around Spring
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This was the first meet- cording to Lieutenant C. A. 8 warts, field and at the top of Baldy. They
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Jer“,h * Ing of the fall season for the Evan .commander.
Mr. Palmer asked to have been found In the Spencer Butte
c e ope has gone to Eastern Ore ge|ine chapter and the women had be transferred aa hie duties are such region for many years.
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ore she will teach »l Hor« in„ited vleltore from various charters that It to Impossible for him to attend
ur
ng
e com ng sc oo year.
in Lane county for the evening.
drill periods. No successor has been
Monday after having spent several
PROHIBITION COSTS ARE
Riddle Reeldent H ere —-U. K. Aiken
named yet to fill the vacancy In
days visiting with her daughter at
Leaves for Canada— Dwight Kessey
of Kiddle wae a vlellor lu Hprlngheid
Mrs. Carrie Jackson of B aker,,
HIGH IN TH IS DISTRICT
Hants Clara.
and his mothor, Mrs. Mary Kessey,1 worthy grand matron of the order In the unit.
ou Friday.
left Hprlngfleld Haturday for Calgary, Oregon, was present at the meeting, j The local unit haa had a very good
The cost of federal prohibition en
Returns to School—L. E. Dank«
•hope Saturday Mre. W. >1. l,arl
Canada, where they will visit for a
summer, says Mr. Hwarts. The men forcement as made public In a sum
took bis daughter, June to Mt. Angel
The Hprlngfleld people attending have been meeting regularly all sum
short while.
mer of Fall Creek wee a abopper In
mary by the prohibition bureau last
Halurday afternoon. Miss Banks will
were Mr. and Mrs. C. A. bwar's, Mrs.
Hprlngtleld on Haturday.
mer and only a few of them have Friday shows that the district Includ
attend school there uguln during the
Vlelt Here—Mr. and Mr«. Peters- W. C. Wrlgbt, worthy matron of the !
been working out of town and have ing Oregon, Wakhlngton, Idaho. Mon
Comee from Creewell Kay Moore next year. Her school began Monday, dorf and children, Bblrley and Allen, Cascade chapter. Miss Edna Platt, and
been unable to attend drill periods.
tana and Alaska, has the highest per
of Wendllng, were guest« over the Misses Margaret and Anne Oorrte.
of Creewell transacted bualn«ea In thl«
capita cost of enforcement of any of
on Halurdey forenoon.
Move« to Roseburg Horner Wright week-end of Mr. and Mrs. John Mc
the twelve districts In the United
RATTLERS ARE FOUND ON
moved some of hla personal belong Kay.
REBEKAH DEGREE STAFF
. .Vlelt» Friend»- Mr«. J. b. bheaeley
States. It to 11 cents for each Her
FARM
NEAR
CRESWELL
ings to Roseburg Bunday. The Wright
of Lowell was a Halurday visitor at
Injures Finger -Oeorge Haunders
eon living In the district
TO HAVE MEETING FRIDAY
family will make their home there
suffered a badly smashed finger Iasi
the home of friends in Hprlu<fl«id.
More rattlesnakes were killed In
Wyoming. U'ah, Colorado, Arizona,
soon, moving some time next week.
The degree staff of the Rebekah
Friday when It became caught In a
this part of Lane county tost week and New Mexico were second with
Vlelt at Roseburg- Mr. and Mrs.
lodge will bold Its regular practice
when Richard Moore and Allan Moore, a cost of 10 cents, while New York
Shedd People Here— Mr. and Mrs. machine which he was operating. The
Marlon Adams and son, motored to
bone In the tip of the finger waa on Friday evening at the lodge hall found a nest of 1« on the M. G.
W.
Albers
have
moved
from
their
and Porto Rico was third with a per
Koev burg ou Hunuay.
according to Mrs. Sam Klc imond.
VI lee farm near Creswell. Ten of capita cost of eight cents.
former home st 23(1 C street into the «mashed In the accident.
This
group
meets
once
every
month
Has Operation Mrs. Walter Flatt former home of Dr. and Mrs. C. H.
Reglter st Elite— L. O. Fullerton,
of Thurston underwent a niapor oper Phefteplace who have moved to Eu Halem, Oregon; Ixtn Melville, Port and have a Joint social and work
gathering. Mr* O. H. Jarrei, Mrs.
ation at the Pacific Christian hospital gene.
land; Bertha Logsdon, Hhedd; Jack Groce Landsberry, and Mrs. Fred Louk
In Kugene ou Thursday of last week.
¡Tnu.cher, Portland, and James Hcott have been appointed on a committee
Oats Ready for
Hunting—Lem
Returns to Jefferson Harold Gutn, Drury .of Jasper was In Hprlngfleld of Kenney, Ohio wero all registered to have charge of the social part
who haa been visiting here with his Monday morning and announced that at the Elite hotel during the past of the evening.
uncle and aunt, Mr. and Mre. J. W. he was leaving this week-end for week-end.
Avltt, left Friday tor bis home at eastern Oregon where he hoped to
Former Benker Here— Mr. and Mrs. YOUNG PEOPLE TO HAVE
Jefferson.
I It. O. Nelson and child of Weiser,
bag a large mule deer.
PARTY FRIDAY EVENING
Idaho are visiting In Hprlngfleld this
Visits •later-—Lester 11111 la visiting
STORE NO. 1
i STORE NO. S
Return from Prospect- Mre. E. E. week.
Mr. Nelson was cashier at
The members of Mrs. A. B. Von
with hla alster. Mrs. Norton Pengra
125 E. Broadway
MO Chamelton 8L
Fraedrlck and her son and daughter the First National Bank a few years Valzah's Sunday school class at the
at the Pengra borne. He formerly
Eugene
Eugene
In law. Mr. and Mre. A. T. Fraedrtck ago and to now engaged In banking Methodist church will be entertained
resided here, but now lives In Cali
STORE NO. 2
STORE NO. 4
returned during the weekend from business in Idaho.
•BBS W. Broadway
at a social gathering at her home on
500 Main 8L
fornia.
visit with the E. n,. Fraedrlck Jr
Eugene
|
Springfield
Friday evening.
A short business
To Return to Home— Mrs. R. E. meeting will precede the social ac
Returns to Burn»—Horry Withers, family at Prospect on the Kogue
Stewart and children ot Los Angeles, tivities daring which time new of
Jr. returned to his home at Burns Klver.
who has been visiting with her grand
last week-end following a visit here
ficers are expected to be elected for
Entertain Last Week— Dr. and Mrs. father, J. J. Browning, for the past
with hla grandmuther. Mrs. C. I. Oor-
the coming year.
4 pound
rise Hr., and his slater, Jeantne W. C. Kebheu entertained with a two months, will leave tor her home
Games, stunts and refreshments
small
dinner
party
at
their
home
lost
the latter part of this week.
Withers.
package .
are
all
to
be
enjoyed
by
members
Thursday In honor of the birthday ot
3 cans
Visiting Grandfather— Mr. and Mrs of the class which consists of young
Mr«. Paul 8. Kasford. Mr. and Mrs.
Drive to Portland Kenneth Tobias
Kasford. Mr. and Mrs. J. C. McMurray McKinney and their two children of people of the university age. All for
and Rev, Kalph Mulholland motoreo
and their son, Thayer, and the Keb- San Pedro, California are in Spring mer members of the class and those
to Portland on Tuesday where they
han (umlly comprised the gathering. field visiting' at the home of Mr Interested In becoming members are
left the Tobias children. Roger and
McKInney'to grandfather, J. J. Brown Invited to attend, says Mrs. Van
Dorie, at the home of Mr. Tobias'
Valxah.
Returns from
Convention— Miss Ing.
No. 10 Cans
brother, Murl, for a short visit.
May Hblldan of Portland, the young
15-ounce jar
Benefit
Dance
Given
Standard _____
est member of the l«adles of the
$1.00 size
Attends Lions Club Meeting
Daughter Bern— Mr. and Mrs. Ken Grand Army In the state of Oregon,
A benefit dance was given at Vida
2
for
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Colossal...........
nelh Tobias are the parents of a returned to Hprlngfleld Monday morn
Clifford Wilson attended the char Saturday night by the McKenzie
seven pound baby daughter born to Ing with Mrs. C. E. Kggimann from ter night meeting of the Lions clu
River club. The proceeds were turned
them at the Pacific Christian hos Cincinnati, Ohio where she attended at Hood River on Saturday evening.
over to the Vida school to be used
pital In Eugene on Haturday, Heptem- the national convention of the order Mr. Wilson to an officer of the local
In purchasing supplies and equipment
ber C. 1M0.
as a state delegate.
club.
to be used this year.
Trent People Vlelt Mr. anil Mr»
Goes to Coquille—Oeorge Kennett
Hubert Mauuoy of Trent were vtoltor. left the ni ddle of the week for (Co
III Hprlngfleld oil Monday fureuona.
quille where ho will open another
sale.
•hope Mondiy M ri. Fred Hllla of
Jaapur * » • a Monday «hopper In
Returns from V le lt-M rs . Katie
Hprlngheid.
llrumette returned to her home here
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20c
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Libby’s
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23c
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