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July 24
Mr and Mrs. Fred Sommer and
famii, attended the reunion of the
alumni »f Mineral Springs academy
at Sodaville last Sunday, that hav
ing been Mrs Sommer'a alma mater.
The report a splendid time.
Mr. ami Mrs. S. B. Holt and aon.
Melvin, left Faiday for TillSmook
for a few days from the toils of the
farm.
Sommer and Mrs R A Scott joined
in the festivities
Charles Apple wrote from Mau
pin. Wasco county, that he is irri
gating Alfalfa Mrs Apple's broth !
er, Alfred Hurley, broke his arm nt
an auto accident and keeps the Ap
ple's in trout. Herr's hoping they '
will return here, as they are the I
kind of neighbors everybody likes. ‘
Mr. snd Mrs John Rrilev have i
been helping care for Glenn Waddle i
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during hie illness
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The following attended the Hol-
SHINDLER BRIDGE
s . in picnic in Corvallia Saturday:
Riley Preever and wife. Frank Som
July 24
mer ami sons Robert and Kenneth,
D. C. Thoms waa in thia vicinity
and Fred Sommer and family. All
Monday
looking after roads
spent a pleeaent and profitable dav.
Dick
Schrick.
from up the Pros
Claude. Everett and Percy Rei
pect
Mountains,
is helping J. H.
arriv. I by auto Saturday from
Hildreth
with
haying
this week.
Stocston. California.
Misa Bertha Patruy. who is in the
•Mrs J H Kelly received word
employ
of the Albany Creamery,
M nday that her mother. Mrs. Lucy
spent
Sundav
with her parents
A .* rv,.n. of Prineville, had a stroke
Hugh
Mulligan,
wife and *>>n.
of paralyaia. Mrs. Kelly left Imme
Johnnie,
motored
from
Vancouver
diately for her liedmde.
Friday
to
spend
the
week-end
with
Frank Pr kop and family wetsj
Mrs
Mulligan
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parent*.
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ttur -Hcting business in Albany Mon
day. Mrs W E. Serfling, Margaret dreth and wife.
Antone Roner and family and
and Helen Serfling accompanied
Frank Shindler and family visited
them.
Mrs
Mae Higginbotham and at the home of J F. Patrny Sun
children, of Silverton, came up Sun day.
Z. J. Clark sustained a bruiae on
day to get Iterries to can.
Will Weinberg and family and W. hia right hand while helping shmgl»-
A. Gilkey, wife and daughter At
tended campmeeting in Woodburn
Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Peter Peter
son went Monday to stay.
Helen Muzzy came from Medford
to help celebrate her mother’s birth
day last Tuesday.
The married
daughter came from the east for a
visit of two months. Mrs. Frank
Wright & Poole
MORTICIANS
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Rest of *-ervice. both Profrasionally
and in Pun-rsl Conducting.-' ■
I ady tMiatant always. Best of
iquipment and Prices Guaran-
teed Right for Everybody.
LEBANON
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OREGON
BRYANT
Attorney at Law
Cusick Bank Bldg.
ALBANY
OREGON
DR. FICQ
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office Hours :
V to 12 A. M
1 JO to b P. M.
O. F. Korinek
Veterinarian
Mr*. Frank Hughes and little
daughter. Frances, of San Francis
co, who have been visiting with
Robl Elliott and wife for the last
month, returned to their home last
Mondav.
John Coetello and wife.Will Smith
»nd wife and Chae Craft and wife
attended the picnic nt the home of
Haman Shelton, last Sunday, which
waa given in commemoration of
Mr. and Mrs. Shelton's Sfith »ni-
ding anniversary.
John Slewnaon ami family were
visiting at the home of Carson Dav-
enport last Thursday evening
Mra. Lola Stringer. Mrs Eliza
beth Weatenhousr and Mita Grace
lx>ng were callers at the Howards
Sunday afternoon.
Misa Hazel Howard spent
days of last week in the dental
tier of Dr. Ficq
Bill Larwood is rebuilding
lam in Roaring river, which
carried away by the flood last
P olka D ot .
John Shanks, Mrs. la*
Baptist Church Services
Gaines and daughter. Beatrice, wi re
DR J W GOIN.
visiting at the home of George L.
Veterinarian.
Sunday achool each Sunday at 10
Curry Sunday afternoon.
Auth- rised Auction Sale and Interstate
fa. m.
John Gaines and wife, of Albany,
I iwetor.
I* reaching anti public worship I lie
fi. ■
Palace Feed shed, IH4 J
were calling on the liowuids last
second and fourth Sunday al 11 a.
Residence. MJO R
Sunday
m. and 8 d . m.
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Everytx»dy welcome at all these
services.
J. R Parker, unator.
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It offers training for collegiate degrees in;
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JORDAN ITEMS
some kind of a nut.
HTAYT o N.
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I slls answered l*ay or Night
I'utwrculin Testing
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vember.
Rockford Whit«* hauled a load of
moaa for Oliver Howard to Crabtree
!a»t Tuesday.
Mrs Lilly Tichnor. of Portland.la
visiting with her parents. Mr. and
Mrs John Davenport
July 24
on L. J. Bond's house last week ■
Mias Clara Jungwirth returned to
Thia develo(H>d into blood poisoning I
Purlland Sunday evening.
Through persistent treatment Mr
Clyde Thomas and wife were Jor
Clark ia again able to use his hand
dan
visitors Thurwlay.
J. C. Albv and family and Ted
Otto
Goswick waa in Jordan last
Miller, of Portland, spent the week
Thursday.
end with Mr. and Mrs D H Hild
reth. who are Mrs Alby's parents
Josephine Bender waa a Jordan
Ernest Rahn was assisting Ad shopper Thursday
Fleming repair hi* barn last week.
Johnny Rovine made a flying trip
Mias Myrtle Hollis spent Friday to Lyons Friday.
at the home of Z. J Clark
Dr. Prill and other eity "dads”
W. C. Fleming is making hay on
from Scio were up inspecting the
Mount Prospect this week
He will
concrete work being done on
move npon the mountain thia fall.
flume, Sunday.
Mrs. Chas
Vsetecka returned
Isaac Campbell and wife, of
from the Albany hospital Friday,
fumy, and Mrs. Haman Shelton,
where she had undergone an opera
tied at Johnny Shelton's and other
tion for appendicitis
relatives and friends near Jordan
Tony Roaprafka and Bill Rhoda
recently
ware threshing grain Monday.
Work ia progressing nicely on the
A real good time wxs enjoyed by
concrete job at the upper end of
all thuee present at the picnic given
the Ju me
In honor of Aunt Ollie and Uncle
John Shelton and wife made a
Haman Shelton Sunday. About .WO
pleasant call on Mr and Mrs. J. H.
were present from all |>arts of the
Wortman Wednesday evening.
county —Albany. Stay ton. Santlarn,
Wyma Burmeister is taking music
LaeomtiJ Crabtree. Lyons and Scio. ,
lessons from Mias Privett.
W. C. Wrstenhouse. wife ami
Watch Jordan graw! Huh! Fun-
baby and M imcs Zelma and Della
ny thing to say. but if you never
Piatt called at the home of G. C.
tuot your burn not>ody would kn<>w
Westenhousr Sunday.
whether you was a booater or a b«»ot
jack
Great oaks from small acorns
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grow you know, but of course we
Larwood Items
; do not mean to infrr that Jordan m
July S4
ELL your dctilcr you want
to see a Fisk Tire beside any
other he offers you. He has it
in stock or can get it. Sec for
yourself what the Fisk Tire has
to offer in extra size and strength,
how its resiliency compares when
you flex the tire under your hand,
how the depth of the non-skid
tread looks beside other treads.
This is the way to buy tires!
Few Good Cashs Untar Thirty,
Uda. who rooked at Crockford's
Hui> m la>udu»i ilurlog the R««ri»<>.
and who had t>een chef to Dotis XIV
to la>r<l Sefton, and to the duke o<
York in turn. dr* la red that while
tnuslc, dancing, fem-ing, ihi I ii II hm Slid
mevhanh-s hud professors under I wen
t, ,ears of age. ek.-elleixe in cooker,
», as never obtained under thirty II*
left Lord Mello», flat l*e<nu»e a gu «I
tun more pepps*r in his soup Th. ie
• as a < vok ! But hr was not Kngllsh
of England was It Mid that Had send-
meat, the devil send- <<H>ka
"Milsssn* **
There are several tlu-ories as to the
origin nf the nano* MUr-lan as applied
tn thr Irish Ihs* I« Ihnl Ilo* mon try
was Orel settled l>, e,.ballala fr*an the
T»„d of Nates (mod, ru Milo) In
cere, smaller Ihnl the name I» IS-
rived from Ml leal us at» early ron-
queroe. while still othrrs claim the
term la takes from the Latin “miles.
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Cricket.
First PllQr.m to D'S In Amsriex.
Thr r.irilest mention of the (nine of
The tirsi death union/ the 1‘lli.rhns
after their arrival mi thr roast «f crl«ki-l I* In the writing of >«v John
Asieriva was that of Mrs William |h rrl<k. who In l.'AKt wrote that "he
Bradford. wife of William Bradford, and hl* fellows* did runne and play
who later was governo* of the I'lv al rrkkrt " Hut In the Itodlrlan
llhrnry at Oxford there la an old pic
mouth colon, Befort « site was ••
ta><lr<l for a settlrtnrnt and while the ture of a monk lauvllng a ball to all
Mn.vflower was still riding al an h»r other monk, »ho Is about to strike It,
In Vape Cod ba,. Mrs. Bradford fell and the date of that la MO years
earlier
Into Ihr era ami was drowned.
And Now-Proiit in Fanning
Without the Drudgery
FORD3ON power make a more pr xluctive weed bed*,
The tractor does n* work so rap.dly and do s no much
of the heavy work of farming. that farm drudgery ia
loaning. Expcn * are r luced. H tier crops arc grown
In the brio; :.i
«it o! this new era. the Oliver No.
7 Plow has I • « n /
w- rkin . partner of the Fordson
It is so li.dit runn
*nd o m ¡«mtiAcally designed that
its work han made it a reputation enjoyed by no other
tractor plow.
It is exircn 1y easy to handle. Depth is adjusted by
moving a k ver that opcmt< a u jack. So easy is thia done
that most drivers do not stop or slow down to make a
change in the plowing depth.
The pow r lift i ttipi»*! by simply touching a rod
whs h is ;.<» < nvr
plat ed that tlie driver tw«d
not turn I
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I to o
»te it. There is no aide dralt
Ucauactb pl w is tap iie«-t alignment with the tractor.
To farm tie- Fordsori w.iy nuunt so small an invest
ment that ii < i wiihin eo»y teach of evet y larmer. Come
in and »«•••
m * (Ter No. 7 gang and you, too, will
decide to firm the Forduon way.
Fred Bilyeu,
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Bale. Ore<en