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The giving away of three automo­
biles and a public wedding are to he
leading attractions of the Linn i’oun-
1 ty fair this year.
with the Greenback and Bell Plain six miles north <»f Salem when
schools as special guests.
their car collided with another car
June 24 is the date sot for the at the crossroads on Uhrmawa Hill,
seventh annual group gathering of The (ballister rar. which was wreck-
rural Sunday schools. held under the ed. took fire hut was extinguished.
A deed Convey ing the remaining auspices of the American Sunday Mr. Young is recovering in a Salem
hospital.
¡61,000 acres of land in Unn county »chool union, at Waterloo.
Martin Ludwig, pioneer plumber.
’ belonging to the Oregon and West- *
The Albany bov scouts were vic-
em Colomzati .'i c■ o ;
| , < tori m two ball pamee last week
'r ® vears a resident of Albany
J. Hill ha» le-en recorded at the Tuesday afternoon thev defeated di.ed of paialysis at his home there
court house.
Rev. T. R Apple bury ha» resign-;
ed the pastorate of the Christian
church at Jefferson to take effect!
June 1.
licbanon on their gro. nd» by a score
'day.
of 8 to 6 and on Wednesday after-
I u'n Bishop, aged 00, for several
noon they went to Corvallis and won >’ea r* • resident of Lebanon, died at
a 13 to 8 victory over the Corvallis, his I tome there last luesday. after
team
an il inesa extending over two years.
Strawberry picking will l>egin in
George P. Dooley, an employe of
W H. Goitre celebrated his 90th
the Dever community within th«| the Southern Pacific eompany at Al- birtH day at his home In Albany last
¡neat few day»
bany. was married to Mi»« Irene Thu., day by giving a dinner to a
Forest Supervisor C. C. Hall aaysi Elizabeth Johnston at Lewiston. Ida- partv of relatives and friends,
he has received order» to take over ' ho. last Thursday
Friday In Albany the pupils
improvement <»n the Santtam road'
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A trail crew ha« gone through to of the fourth fifth and sixth grades
above Cascadia, and do whatever 1 P amelia lake thia
---------- ----------------- i y.-ar. although of t.'W* three public schools held a
work that is necessary to render it mow was encounter«**! the last c*»u- track meet. It wan their annual field
passable to vehicles
pie of
The snow in this vi- day.
A fter the races the Eugene
The dates for the Lebanon Straw- cinUy is low for this time of the and 3 Ibstny baseball teams took the
berry Fair and Rose Sb >w have lawn 1 yea», although in other places of the field
for their return games,
Lebanon last Wednesday.
Crawfordsville is preparing for its
annual home coming of the gradu­
ate*» of the Brush Creek school to be
held on June 19.
During the last week of June 'he
Brownsville Knights uf Pythias and
Pythian Sisters will be ^oats on the
occasion of the annual district con­
vention. Thia will lie held in the
city park, and a basket dinner sup­
plemented with l>arbe:urd meat will
be one of the big attractions. Bev-
lodges. Cottage Grove, Eugene. Cor­
vallis. Scio, Lebanon, and Browns­
ville. will participate.
Mrs. Sue Reeves. aged 50 years,
died at her horn** in Albany Tuesday
following a tigering illneiw.
Mrs Charity Jane l.uper, 82. for
71 years a resident of the Tangent
neighborhood, died in Salem Mon­
day.
Buy Direct
Six volt Starting Batterie» 114.00
set for Friday and Saturday, Jun«- same
*ame altitude
altitude it
it isdeeiwr
is deejwr than
than usual.
usual.
7g seniors of the Albany high
Urban
Battery Mfg., Scio. Oregon.
8th and 9th.
A Dodge touring car la-longing to ? school! attended the baccalaureate
0. B Phelps of Enterprise, fire., j
E. M Reagan of Alban.*, and a Ford servie ne ax the First Presbyterian
manufacturer of wooden article», touring car driven by Frank Hut> churc h Sunday night.
County Paragraphs
They Work Wink You Skep!
haa rented a building in Stavton and ' bard of Bellingham. Wash., collided
Mr a. Mary Douglas. M». died at
will move his plant there,
,,n pacific Highway near Jetieroon
herh- msm near Tangent Mow lay She
W» are proud of our ('lasatfled
Edited from our exchangee by
The managers of the Santiam last Wednesday night.
wan a natéve of England.
column, because it ia full of hu­
Mrs. I. V. McAdoo
woolen mills nt Stayton are planning
Brownsville citizens have voted fa­
Mr a. Joanna Beard, secretary of
man interest—It bring» povplc to­
Edgar Enger of Brownsville has a Dienic for their employes and their vorably on seven charter amend- the
hear East relief campaign in,
gether as nothing »I m can «1c If
menta and turned down three very ¡Oreg mi . baa forwarded 1.000 pound* j
you have anything to sell, or want
i>n n appointed to West Point Mili­ families to be held June 23rd.
to buy something, there is noth­
The Lebanon Electric Light com- important ones, including an amend- ,,f ej «Ming to the Portland office.
tary academy.
He is the flrat
ing «luicxer nor surer. And the
K. Weatherford of Albany, I
Brownsville boy to enter West Point. pany haa petitioned the Oregon Pub-! ,,>enl to spend $1,750 00 for Im-
J,
cost is cheap. Yea, we are also
About 300 people attended the lie Service Commission to grant thorn provement of the water system, one pre,j *ent of ths board of regents of
pn»ud of <»ur job depart!' ent «nd
seventh annual benefit dinner of the the power to raise the water and ,o '"«ease the city tax to 10 mills,, q / . C. for many years, was grad-1
the work we do. See ue for any­
*nd a proposed amendment provid- uate d from the institution 50 years
«•«■metery association an Albany Frl- light rates
thing in the printing line.
Joseph Hume of Brownsville has ’ntf ^or l^e rw-anaesnment of the aao wm I he had the pleasure of sign-
day night. The affair netted the ae-
».oation 1200 which will be used in Mt out a nursery and nut tree farm »treats where pnving has been done. ,ng
Me grsnd daughter's diploma
Veterans ef the 66th artillery will last wedk
improving the cemetery. The en­ containing over I <881 trees raised by '
dowment at present is Mid to be 117- him from nuts produced by the Kirk hold a reuwam at Seawde on June
T h«M«niarclaM of the Halsey high
ihmi with a fund for current expen- Walnut tree.
Oth and I Oth
sch< nd played "Come out of the kitch-
*■« <>f f 1.000. I hi ring the peat nine
A. P. Gal I«*» ley. aged .'2, died of
Mayor P. A. Young of Albany en" * tto a full houM last Saturday
veers 112.000 have been »pent in im­ paralysis Saturday at his home in wa* re ndered uncunscmtia and oth- eve mag.
provement*.
Plainview,
i wise injured and F. E. Callister re-
( )>r«st«ptoer H aux well, 83, native
Pates for the Albany t'hautaqua
The Oakville school dosed Tues- ceiveii mitwr injures
last Friday of
Borland, and former Free Meth-
thia year have Men set for J«lg ) to day by bolding a community picnic mornaag oe Pacific High way. about, odi
died at his home is !
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