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very pretty reception wits jr'tven
Wednesday afternoon liy ili
Thonintnif Honolulu. The hoi
S .MHO
ie was
Ihc guest ot Mw Atfiitw Ivnm nut!
Miss Jonnt' KI.mui.
very prcUily eeorotod, tninntitios of A nmt delightful afternoon w,tj
pink rjsos vbcinj imed in the 'living! given' the ProMiytortnu ,Mitonnry
room. J?ed roses wero used in jjho'soeiety Friday afternoon 'at' tin
dining room ' und nasturtiums Te-, innn-o. when MrOiWUls cnler-
tooiied IllC walta ill (ho inimii. nmm. . Inin.i.l rl... inili.... -it1. M .'rOf.. .... )....
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wlhu-e the jmnndolin club played. -W The limine us doeoniteiwlh rW-
filHtinK.Misjs Kentner -were, Miss Mae) and sweet pens and' maii' Chinese
curios were in evnieiice. yuue n
number of the Indie; were in ook-
llinm tuine; Mis Merrill jveuriiur (he sown
Tho Greater Medford Club hold the
Inst mooting uf the yenr Inst Monday
when elect Ion of of fleers took place,
Messrs. derrick and nynrt appear
oil before the elub and' naked thu an-
TlminnS, Miss Gillete of Chicago hnd
i'tHs.(ff"nne Of sorih DnDkota; Mes
dames ' Kentnor. Demd. Willinn
' rw.wn.nod JJ. B. Davis. .Mrs. Kich- of n Chinese prinoV-.s, and Mrs. K. .
ojlon served in tho lining room ns- Warner being uttirtil in a Lao wo- h
msicu iy .miss iYanrcs iork and given the Presbyterian MKionnry
Miiss Jean Budge, and each guest Kllis, MnSdy nod fnrsdi were also hi
J.T!?':?"i?,1..wi,h a fluworbyIisH 'costume. "A pleasing program was
jMuiirnnc iicucn. .miss Joy rolger given. .Mrs. .Dlaek and .Mrs., Green
served fruit punch in the music mom. had papers on China. Mrs. English
T(ho door was opened fyr the uests and Miss Elder sung ' a duetaud
by Master Lewis Kfcffy: f there' wero several ins-trumeulal
numbers. Tyineal Chinese reires.li-,
nmiear-d
tilt) as
Lalstnueo jlif tho wtunon In holpltiK t
'jtan.utiry the Nntntorlum -with plnuts
and lnes .and n committee was ap
polnte'A to confer vlUi tlio mnunge
mont. All tho committees Vir the
year wero released with the excep
tion of the bird committee and the
band stand committee .Mrs. U. C.
ICeutner w'ho tins Ijc-en most vf fldctit
an tlio ilnd(aimt the iwst yenr rerusnd
to hold the office tor the coming j ear.
Mrs. Kontner has done fiiilo.mUil work
anl feaV.es tho ehib In very iiuod
shape Jir8,'!tJ.ll. J'lckel was lojted
prosiuont. .mtr. noma nrat vice presu
dent. .Mrs. tloo. llacEOtt. second vlco
inenUlvut, Mrs. ijttVnrne.r, recor,dn;
necretary, Mlas Fnnlo Hnsktns. cor
responding secretary niv,d Mls Kllta
Uckh, Putnam treasurer.
Hat Rat f?r Pet
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,PA:y&aims..litiaxas!
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largo live ral' perched on her wUouhlor,'
Mrs. Mqrtlmer Hancock, wlfo ofta
In honor .of her guest, Mrs. Barnes
of Grand Forks, X. D., Mrs. William
Budge" entertained jnOst delightfully
gt .ltinelieon ,"cdnesdij'. Boscs
were Vised in abundance for decora
tion, red roses being used in the re
rcption .room and pink roses in the
dining room and quantities of sweet
peas were used in .the library. A
most delicious luncheon, perfect in
nil appointments was served, after
winch bridge wujs played, Mrs. Luke
winning first prize and Mrs. Barnes
"receiving a guest prize. The invited
giicts, besides the honor guest, were
yAlchduuies Daniels, J. D. Ieard,
ljiikc, Nye, lerrick, Purdut, Dennis
ton', J. "M. Boot, Wise of MaiiVato,
Minn., J.' 11 Stewart, York, Ken'tncr,
English', Egglcston of Chicago, E. '.
Ahn,er.
Tho proposed mcctincr of the
-Question club was 1ield at the lioino
"of Miss Tonne Ylynn last Thursdnv
ovening, -when the young ladies were
tieiightrully. entertained. Tlie mem
bers contributed to tho pleasure of
tho ovening -by music and readings,
JUiss zela. Whit was the honor
guest. The table was prettily dec
' 'orated with, pink ramblers and cau
dles of the same color were usdd. The
oolorFcIieme of pink was carried out
in the dainty refreshments which were
served.
. .Mrs. Donmiston entertained with n
fridge lunche6n, Tuesday for the
pleasure of Mrs. 0. J. Barnes .if
.Grand Forks, N. D. BosCs were
used .fdr decoration, llrs. "Barnes
wonthe first prize at bridge and also
received the truest prize. The guests
were JUesuiunes Uanies, .Nye. Merrick,
(English, Kentiier, Budge, Luke, WTatt,
'arsons, Jinrbour and Brown.
.The Lnd-a-handswmet Wednesday
morning with Miss Marion Foster.
They will .meet every Wednesday
morning during the "summer, at the
High sehooj building.
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Miss Myrtle Boberts of Albany
iV1 ffivu i" Jtfcdford. fib n day. She
will imhke hn 'exteiided visit Jiere as
mnn's address. Mesdamcs Johnson
ments were scr-cd, including rice,
which was eaten, with chop sticks,
tea and wafers, and Chineic candy
and nuts.
'Under red, white and blue lights
and Japanese lanterns a gav crowd:
gathered last night on the lawn of
ti. ii.uui:vm.t uiifi uiijuym me uo-
jntality of tlio Ladies' Aid soeioly of
the rsl Methodist church. An elab
orate musical program was rendered.
The booths where were sold candies
and dainties mid where fair young
ladies presided also were decorated
in red, white and blue and the whjte
covered tables w.ero strewn with cut
flowers. The program consisted of
music by the orchestra aud quar
tet, solos and ducts. The refresh
ments were ice cream, cake, luucli
and candy. There whs a large attend
ance.
Mrs. M. M. Taylor was hostess to
the Jacksonvjlle .300 0lub In,t Friday
evening, entertaining in the most de
lightful manner. The house was artis
tically decorated in red rambler xose.
and at the close of amusements dnin-.
ly refreshments were served. .Mrs.
Taylor's guests lor the evening were;
Mr. and Mrs. B. M. Collins, 3fr. and
Mrs. II. Luy, M. and 3Irs. Lewis ,UI
rich. Mr. and Mrs. IL Crouch; Misses
Louise 3romeyer, Nellie and Isabella
Collins ;3Ies?rs. Clyde Shaw. . Wil
son, J. P. Wells, C. at Cntlin, Mr.
aud Mrs. O. Krause 'and Ms Fay
Sears of Medford, and .Miss M. ,B.
Towne of Phoenix.
The famous gamo between tho Fats
and the Leans was played Tuesday
tternoqn. anu the j;amo wob
thoroughly enjoyed by a larse crowd
The Kt;iv.iyl ataud was packed us were
tne uietvcaers una (lie automooiies
made, quite a llno-up.
The cmtumvs ot tho teams wero
very vtchlng anil' consisted of bath
ing suits'.wttUvlints and the Fats with
pink stockings, the Leans baby bluu
aud Mr. Kontner was most coquet-
tlshly arrayed In a unlquo creation,
having a style all its own, with fluffy
skirts of red and blue and red bow
In the back.
The men all nlayad they were boys
again and had as much fun as the
octators. .
A-very good,8um was .realized and
It will be of great assistances to tho
band.
M-Fu-
Jur Hancock of. the ttoynl British
stltors. nttrnetinl considerable utteli-i
I tlon n tho corridors of tlKi Waldorf
sroria jusr uoiqro sue uepnriou lor
Kshovllle, y. C where she is to puss
the summer with her father. Dr. Wos
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Mrs. Hancock arrived from India k
few days ai?0, aiitl utter visiting San!
Francisco and 'tBYlcagu. catno horto'
renew old irlendslilpH. During Tixt
long Journey irom the far eistTthe
white rat has been lior cijimtaut com
panion. Attached ,to the pefs JewoJet
collar Is a Rold chain which Mrs.'
Hancock useias'a imckluco. Blrdlo''
tho ratcuris hla jbng tall around Vrs.
Hancock's neck -and rests cointort-
ubly upon her 'left shoulder, with
every appearance contentment.
Colonel Kay of NVv York-to ox
peeled to arrive tu Medford Huiulny
night. Dr. Bay nivt him in Sun
Krunqiseo and" will return wili him,
A blind concert wilt", ho, hold In tho
park Buudtiy atteriKiou iiud It Is hop
ed there will bo conceits each woolt,
during tho summer.
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Mr, and Mrs. Kugcno Foster of
Kings highway lelt last week for
California, where thoy will spend the
hbmmer. ' i
Mr. and Mrs. C. Ji. lloynton, who
have been touring California tlie past
two umUthS willietuiu soon to Med,
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or .OnUitin, Canadn. She e.s
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day for .Ontario. Canadn. She e.s
teqts ,o ljo away several mouths.
A birthday dinner for nine-j-enr-old
Catherine Tnttle was jjien Mon
day night at the Jiome of her parents
on Onkdale avenue. Games, music
and a C' o'clock dinner filled out the
.Va 1 ?.. n.. -J."
"""un una evening, xne guetta
were Dorothy Parsons, Mercedes!
Barber, Maim Seeloy, Helen JJunt,
Elizabeth Fuselmun and Dolly Parker.'
Mrs. J. A. Wes,terlund returned'
last week from Mansiuieta Boy,(
Wash., where she has jieen visiting;
for, the past month. '
There were quite va qumbor of
dinner parties at the Nash Grille fol
lowing Hie reception at the Golf Club
Friday. ,
Mr. and Mrs. Vilas Be(?kwth enter
tained In hqnor of 31 r. ,Ed. Burgess
and their othervguests were Mr. and
Mrs. Conro Flero, Miss Burko and
Miss JIablo ,ilurke.
Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Daggett had as
their guests Mr. and "airs. EJvan
Renmes.
Mr. Wheldon Diddle entertained
Miss Riddle, Miss McArdle. Mr. Can
terbury and Mr. Don Clark.
31 r. and Mrs. plwell had as tholr
dinner guests Mr. and Sirs. Fred
Cowlcs. t
Jlr. Sterling was host to quite a,
large dinner 'party.
A picnic party, with .Prospect an
the objective input, has .been made up
by a ,iiimber pi the olficers oi thd
Kogiie .River Electric eoninanv. wives
ind .friends. The nariv will leave
Midford klonday afternoon, wiH
sjend the night nt Trail and will ar
rive n,t Pros"j)e't the nea-t noon.
Carriages and 'dutomobiles will he
used to make the beautiful mountain
trip. At Prospect there is to be a, big;
celebration with n baseball game be
tween the Electrics nnd Prospect as
the climax. Ainon (hose who will
be in the party are .Mr. nnd Mrs.
Ebel, Mr. and ,Mrs. Dixon, .Mr. and
.Mrs. .Buffum. Mr. Childers, 3lr. Ev-
n'ns and .Mr. ratten.
Mrs. J. T. Sullivan nnd dnuditerH
Jmve r(jturned .fronvja visit in Sinik-!
ane & Couer d'AIenc. Miss Dra wm
graduated (ins y$nr rom the convent
nt .Coeii'r d'AIenc ' I
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The coming veek will be a busy
one, there will be ".something doing
every minute.' Horse races, automo
bile races, foot races, swimming eon-
tests, broncho, busing parades,
spe dies and dancing. There will hit
all kinds of umuseiueuts so that
everyone can bo entertained.
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John Caddow of Potto Falls aud
Miss Loulso BJley qf New York City;
wero married Wednesday evening by
tho Kev. Wm. Lucas. The ceremony,
wnB performed nt the pnstor's huinu
and the newly married couple leftj
later In the evening for llutto Fnlla
whero they will reside. y
Mrs. ItnrmM nnd MUs Harnes who
have been visiting Mrs. William
Budge and .Miss Triechler, left Fri
day for '(heir home in North Fork
S. D. They will vitt in Seattle nnd
also take the trip through Ycllow-i
stone park..
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Mr. John Cndow of llutto Falls
and Miss Mary Loulso Riley of .New,
joik were iiniieu in iimiriiiiunj iiibl
Wednesday nt G p. in. by Rev. Wm,
Lucas at the rectory. They left on
Thursday for their home nt iliitto;
Falls. .
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Mrs. Geo. Daggett leaves soon "for
the east wheru "sic will remain for
several months,' returning this fall
accompanied by her daughter Miss
Dorothy. Mr. Daggett will remuln In
town and they' huvo rented tlielr
house.
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Miss Gllcon Iteldy will return from-
school Monday ovening nnd Miss J.
D. Jjowllng of Sacramento will nc-
coiupa,uy her.
.Miss Laura Pago entertained a few
qf her friends TJiursday ,
. Tlie ,St. Mnrk'tl Guild held tho last
tneqtiiur 4t (ho your Thursday. The
iu.t.u)t;qtj(jg will, he in Uolouor.
Jlrs. .Malilon PuiNliu ciiterlniued
fr.'and M'i-s. .DaiiieN, Mr. Ji )
licnw ll luqelieon Thursday.
Mr. nnd Mrs. A. W. Clark pro iv
eeiviug eOugrufulntioiiH on the .bii'tli
of u Pop, ,hurii Jimo '10. '
,Mr. nnd Airs. J. .0. N.tf huvo re'
turned .froni Crescent City. Tliy
made the trip liy auto.
Mrs. J., I). HounMoft for Portland
Woonesday evening. In will ,bo
there some ,tunes
lr. Will vMijrr'mnn ipil family of
mvimiHi 'jire tij gliosis oi .Mr.
George Mejiiuuiu.'
3frs. IL K. Morrison left Thurs
dnv -fiir'Cliioinin. where mIiii will snotnt
Hie sumutcr.
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Ir.tnnd Mrs. Edgqr Ilnfer e.xpcl
to cove ,1'or (he eusl some ime W
moiilli.
The .Tliursdiiy .Bridge uluh was en-
.trlniuojl )y .lis's ,Siira Reiley hint
VC0K.
The Ideal .Mandolin club met nt
the. lionie 'qf Istr. Root last Thurs
day. J
Mrs. Clarence ICuight eijtertaind
nt .Bridge Thursday evening nt her
home on East Main street.
Mr. J. ). Cuthhert of San Fran
cisco is the guest of his sons, Messrs.
George and Joe Cu(hbert.
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Mr. Hugh lliimo of Portland, ed
itor of Jho Spectator, Is spending a
few daysin Mod ford.
.,Mrs. JMoe leaves Sunday for a visit
In Minneapolis. She will bo away
two months.
Mr. Arthur, Geary returned last
week from a trip to Portland.
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Mr. nnd Mrs. John Tomlin left for
Kansas City last week.
KNttLUNl.G A!.'!(hGK .,
for tho hill you owe uloaim that Ihnio
will never ho any dlHplilo about your
payment of tliat account. Tho chock
Itm'lf Is all luillHMilablo ovldoiico of
paymout. That Im only ouo of Urn
advautagini of hnvlpg an nerpintt at
tho Firmi!iM & Frult,giovorH .ftank.
It, alone, should bo sufficient lo'ln
duco you to liocnmo a doposljor. Will
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Farmers & Fruitgrowers Bank
MERFORD IROM WORKS
1Q. G. Ti'o'hridgo, Prop.
FPJJN0RY AND UAOtlUf
'j Jc'ukIh pi" KiijufuyL'H, Spraying Outl'itu, Pnnipij,
Uoilcia and Aruuliiuory. Admits in So. Orogon J'or
FAIRBANKS, MORSE & 00.
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The cnlr Woman Col fee c on IheTAClfic Co JO.
Clurirml' IMS. Nrr two ttrnl Unlvcrillio.
Ural climate ihtouglioat the ycir. Kntnnce
ind gndaillon itouircmcnU nillnt ta
tboto.ol hlanforil intl Wnlvenlty o Calll.irnla.
UabontoflM or identic with modem eiult
ment, Jictleiit opjiortunitlei for liome
economic, library ituil. muile. ami art.
Modtrn cymnailum. Kptclil care ,lor licaltli
t ituilratt, outsloor life. I'mMent, LuilU
Clay Carri. A. M.. Lin. I).. I.L. I). 1'or
ratalodue 'iildrctt ftectetary, Mill College I'.
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WHEN bread was called
the '.'staff of life" the delicious
crackers, cakes anl biscuits of today
were unknown. A Imkor in Ihosti clays meant a man
who baked bread. A baker novadays means more it
signifies an artist who tickles your palate with those
fjakoy crackers and other tit-bits that give you an add
ed appetite for food and help digestion.
"Who's your bjkcr," moans much. It
means better health, a healthy stomach
and happy days. f you study the mat
ter as we study t, this is your bakery
for we know yourtnecds. We already
supply many of your neighbors. Try
lis .next time. .
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