THURSDAY. FBBRUARY 6. 1931
PAOB FIVE
THE SPRINGFIELD NEWS
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TOWN AND VICINITY
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TH UR8TÖN
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• TWO GROUPS ENTERTAINED
WITH BRIDGE PARTIES
This Woman in 4 Weeks
Lost 17 Pounds of Fat
e e a e
The I .ail* » Aid society met with ; Mr. and Mrs. I .arson W right enter-
Mrs lllll laal Thursday and quilted j tulned a group of their friends at a
Varnell NaaMan, Hara Mr». It. K
V is its from Wlnherry II A Mulner and went back on Tuesday afternoon chatterbox bridge party at their home
Mrs. lllll served ,,n Monday evening. Their guests In
Here’s a letter written October 21,
IIIII» of Yarnsll was a visitor In thl* of Wlnherry was a business visitor to finish the quilt
Ice cream and wafers after It was eluded Mr. and Mrs. Guy W rlgbt of 1929, by Mrs. Fred Barringer of
city Monday afternoon
In Hprlngfleld on Tuettdny.
Lewistow n, Montana, that ought to
finished.
Kugene, Mr. and Mrs. I^ w ren ce Mof­ be read by every overw eight woman
V is ito r fro m Cam p Crash - ( 'boater | W altervllle Resident Here Arthur
Mrs. T eeters from Cottage Grove fitt, Mr. and Mrs. Clayton Barber. In America.
Nye of Camp Creek «a» a Visitor III Ruston of W altervllle was a visitor In returned home last Hunday after v is it-' Mr. and Mrs. W alter G ossler, Mr. and
Gen lenten:
I started taking Kru-
Ing Iter daughter, Mrs. Nendham, here Mrs. Elton LaHalle, Mr. and Mrs. Clif­ schen every morning as directed as
hitrlngfleld Monday
Hprlngfleld Tuesday
for Hie puat two weeks.
ford Wilson, Hr. and Mrs. W. N. Dow. 1 was very much overw eight and
V is ito r fro m Riddle <1 K Aiken of I Drive to Canby Itev. and Mrs.
Mrs. Lawrence Gossler had her eye and Mr and Mrs. Roscoe Perkins.
wanted to reduce.
Itldills was a visitor In H prlixfleld the ] Italpli It. Mulholland drove to Canby
o p e ra te d on Tuesday morning.
I had tried going on a diet but
W ednesday night they entertained
W ednesday to spend the day visiting
first day of the week.
Hom one entered the home of Mr another group at a sim ilar party 1 would get so hungry that my diet
I would not last long, so I decided to
V isits F rls n d s M rs. A. T Mathews and Mrs. Mike T ennis a few days Their guests that evening were: Mr. ’ give "Kruscheo Halts” a fair trial. The
Vida R ésidants Hara- Mr. and Mrs
ago
and
ransacked
everything.
Mr.i
and Mrs. W C Wright, Mr. and Mrs. I day I started to fake them I weighed
Charleo H astings of Vida were visitors I of H ester vlsllled friends In Hprlng
and Mrs. T ennis moved to iataburg Sidney Ward. Mr. and Mrs. Audrey 25« lbs. and at present, which lyi»
field Monday.
In Hprlngflvld on Friday.
som e time ago leaving most of their Fredricks. Mr and Mrs. Ernest Mc­ been Just four w eeks. I w e ig h /3 9 lbs.
And I must say, 1 fell better In every
V isits from Harrisburg- - Mrs. Ham furniture here.
Shops Saturday Mrs. Joe (Jueen of
Kinney. Mr. and Mrs. Clark, Mr. and
way, besides looking much better.
Mrs. Helen Peterson from Halem Mrs. H. A. Elkins of Portland. Hr.
Marróla was a »hooper In Hprtngfleld Fawvor of Harrisburg was a visitor
May all large people, both men and
In
Hprlngfleld
Tuesday.
la here staying with her mother, Mrs and Mrs Carl Pbetteplace, Mr. and women. who want to reduce In an
Halurday afternoon
ilarlilt, while Mrs. Lawrence Gossler Mrs. Harvey Mills, and Mr and Mrs.
-
Vlalts Friend»
II. lamdera of
G rove Reaidant H a ra - Mrs M Ton-
Is convalescing from an operation on Harold Thorpe, all of Kugene.
ole of Cottage d rove was a visitor Marcola visited with friends In Hprlng her eye.
field Tuesday.
lu th is city on Friday.
Thurston high school baaketballl
NOTICE OF ADMINISTRATOR'S
SALE OF LAND
Oakridge Resident Her»—Mrs. K team s motored to Vida last Friday »
L eaves for California Mra. Anna
N O T IC E Is hereby given that by
Pyle loft Hunday for a visit at Mon tlreer of Oakridge waa a visitor In evening and played the Vllda girls' virtue n f a licen se and order to the
team and l^taburg boys team. Vida
Hprtngfleld on Monday.
taguo, California.
County Court of the S tate of O regon
girls won and Thurston boys won.
for I^uie County made January 17,
Has Minor Operation Richard, the
Goes to Paaadana- K. A. Gibbons
Mrs Jennie Kdmlston from Kugene 1931, authorizing the undersigned ad­
of route 3 left Hunday for l*asadotia. I young son of Mr. and Mrs J. M Is spending u few days this week m inistrator of the estate of Jennie
Hltkwond, deceased, to cell at private
California where he will spend some (.arson, underwent a minor operation visiting her children here.
sale the land hereinafter described.
|
ut
the
office
of
a
local
physlrlon.
Mrs Arch Hhough and daughter. I will on and after the 6th day of
tim e visiting.
Injures Foot -J. Morgan of Hlue Putty, went to Portland last Saturday March, 1931. at 202 Tiffany Building
V isits Son— Mr and Mra Nate Itowe
to spend a few days with Mr. Shough in Eugene and on the prem ises to be
I
Itlver
was I I I Hprlngfleld Tuesday to
drove to IMrtland Hunday to vlalt
sold, offer at private sal to the party
wbo Is employed there.
offering the most therefor in cash or
Mra. Howe's eon. Nick lam b ert. who receive no«Ileal care for au Injury
Mrs Justice and sons have moved
| Io his fie)!
part cash and part term s the folio v
Is In a hospital there.
on Frank Taylor's plaee.
Ing d en rlb ed lands to-wll:
Mr and Mrs. W hltbeck have pur­
Dislocates W ris t Miss F ern Vance,
(1) lxjta 2. 3. 8 end 9, Block 11,
Laavas for Tacoma Mra, W. T own­
Original town plat of C resw ell, Lane
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high
school
student
at
Vida,
dislocated
chased
the
Garret
place
and
are
mov
send left Tuesday morning for T u 'u n o
County, Oregon.
to spend a week visiting friends and I her wrist Tuesday and was In Hprlng Ing on It.
12) Beginning at the NW corner of
I Held W ednesday to have It treated
Mr.
and
Mrs.
John
Kdmlston
and
DL.C. No. 50 Notf. point 8572 In Tp
relatives
fam ily spent last Sunday In Kugene 19 8. It. 3 W. thenca 8 24.54 ch i .
Injures Lag- K. It llenton of Mar with Mr. and Mrs McAllister.
thence E to the W. line c f the right
D rlv a to C o rv a llis M r anil Mra C.
of the O *C Railroad Com-
F Kggltuann drove to Corvallla Mon | cola Injured his leg W ednesday while
K.uinelh .....................
Compton from
Dexter is of way thence
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Northerly Hlt,nR the Hne
r|(,h( <>f way l<( |h ,. N
day and spent the afternoon on the I working at the Fischer mill. A pile staying at the W eaver home and help- PJ
nf lumlrer Is said in have fallen >>n Ing with the chorea, since Mr W eaver o{ Ma(d j , ,
. thence W. to the S W
sta le college campus
I him.
got his arm broken.
corner of lg»t No. 4 In
:. 23 of
R e t u r n s from Olympia— Mrs. H E.
Mr and Mrs W illiam Culver from 1 «aid Tp. and Range thence N. 20.75
Visiting
at
Mulino—
Mrs.
I’.
T
M aley returned Hunday from Olympia I
Eugene vsllted Mrs. Culver's parents.
w 14.16 cha.; thence g.
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20 75 ch s.; thence W. 8.36 chs. to the
where she had been vtaltlug with her | Hchlewe and son Balias, have gone
Mr.
and
Mrs.
D.
O.
Baugh
last
Sunday
plac0
of
beginning
In Lane County,
to Mulino where they will spend the
mother. Mra. II. K Turner.
Miss
Mary
Allen
from
Eugene
spent
))reRnn_
except
from
said description
remainder of the week visiting rela
80 acre» deed to L. F Stancllffe as
Drive to Junction City— Mr and tlvea. They will return here Hunday Friday night with friends here
E d m u u » .» .« a .
»J.
Mra. John Carson drove to Junction
Spend W eek-end at P o rtla n d - M r week-end In Eugene
an(j
lo
be
go,d
City Sunday where they spent the day
and Mrs J L eslie Clark drove to
T uesday was sneak day at Thurs
su b ject to the approval of and con-
with Mr. and Mra. Charles Carson.
Portland Saturday evening to spend ton high school.
Two carloads or firmation of raid Court,
CLAUD SILK WOOD.
V is it fr o m M o n r o » — M r an d Mrs. D. the week-end
Mr. Clark played on students motored up the McKenzie for ,
Administrator.
F. Malna and sons, Jam es Mains, all the North Portland hockey team on the afternoon.
E st. of Jennie Sllkwood, Dec'd.
of Monroe, apent Hunday here visiting | Monday night
Mrs. Frank Taylor and son, Hurbert. ¡
F.5-12-19-25-M.5
at the home of Mr and Mra. Marlon
from Portland, were here on business
Adams.
Entertain Senator Mr. and Mrs. C he latter part of last week.
Mr and Mrs. Ralph B onney, from
K Kenyon had as their week-end
P o rtla n d People Vlalt— Mra. A. R
Eugene are spending a few days visit
gu
ests
Hnnalor
and
Mra.
J.
H.
Billings
Hobson and her daughter. Lucy Marte,
ley of Malheur county. Mr. Billings Ing here.
Hobson, both of Porltand, were v is­
Miss Hazel Edmtston has purchased
ley Is join senator from Malheur anil
itors here over the week-end with
Harney counties.
They cam e to a se t o ftraps and drums to accotn
Mrs Hobson’s father, T. C. Johnson.
Hprlngfleld Saturday afternoon and puny the orchestra.
Dism issed from Hospital — Perry remained here until late Hunday after­
T ransacts B usiness— W. H. Saun­
W illiams was dism issed from the l*a- noon when they returned to Halem
ctflr Christian hospital Friday follow ­ where the hqrtslature la now In ses­ ders of Jasper was a business nlsltor
In Springfield Tuesday afternoon
ing an operation for goiter. He Is sion.
SILLS
easy way, give Kruscheo Balts a fair
trial.
I am sure It will convince
anyone."
A bottle of Kruachen Salta that
lasts four weeks costs but 86c at
K etels Drug Store or any drugstore
In America. Take one half teaspoon
In a glass of hot water before break­
fast every morning. To help reduce
sw iftly cut out pastry and fatty m eats
and go light on potatoes, butter,
cream, and sugar.
The Kruachen way la the safe way
to reduce— Try one battle and If not
Joyfully satisfied — money back.
Has New Automobils— Norval May,
athletic director at the Springfield
high school, is no wdrlvlng a new
Chevrolet sport coupe.
TH A T
ARE O VERD U E
S H O U LD BE PAID N O W I
A L O A N FRO M US W ILL
PROVIDE THE
NECESSARY
CASH WITHIN
24
HOURS
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ENTIRE TRANSACTION BETWEEN
HUSBAND, WIFE AND OURSaVBK
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TO SUIT YOUR INCOME
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$10 to $300
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LOAN SOCIETY
TIFFANY B U ILD IN G , SECOND
P H
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3 0 4 0
EUGENE, OREGON
L ic e n s e d by th e
now at his home at Rainbow.
Student III -William Pollard, son of
Hr and Mrs W II Pollard, has be.ui I
III at his home with throat trouble
for several days. He I h a student at
the U niversity of Oregon where he ]
Is studying pre-medics.
Returns to Marohfltld— Mrs. M. A.
Ix-lby returned to her home at Marsh­
field Sunday afternoon after visitin g |
several days with her daughter and
son In-law, Mr. and Mrs. E. W. Col­
lins. of this city.
Sick Soy Improving—Arthur IToch-
now. son of Mr. and Mrs. George |
Prochnow. who Is at the Kugene ho»
pltal slowly recovering from the after I
effects of a recent illn ess It making
slow but certain recovery according ]
to h is father.
REBEKAH LODGE ELECTS
NEW TREASURER MONDAY]
Mrs. G enevieve Louk was elected
treasurer of the Hprlngfleld Juanita j
Itebekaah lodge at their m eeting on
Monday night. She will be Installed
at the next m eeting of the group. She
lakes the place of Alice Ixtrah who
resigned the post. The latter has held
(he offices for many years serving
under more than half a dozen noble
grand officers.
LOST
billfold, on Mill St., between
Main and A St. Finder keep the
money for reward If billfold re­
turned to Newa office.
j . C. Penney Co. '«•
on rA B T M IM T . « t o z i
• ••w h e n y o u c o o k on th e
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“Pay Days”
$1.1©
4icys Sixes
85c
t o r O v e ra ll» o r J u n ip e r
That C om #1.29 • Year Agol
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overall, prows themsehret the best by test,
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IE triple stitching and the skill ol U N IO N worlz-
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"Since I drink plenty water, eat 2
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now and then, I've had no trouble
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