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VOLUME THIRTY FOUR.
Christmas Bells and
Wedding Bells Mingle
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INLY FOURTEEN BONAFIDE FIRE
ALARMS RECORDED IN
PAST YEAR
LLAMOOK FIRE
TILLAMOOK. TILLAMOOK COUNTY. OREGON. FRIDAY. DEC. 29- 1922
NO. 12
ILLAMOOK FIRE
DEPARTMENT
WILL COMPARE FAVORABLY
WITH ANY IN STATE
leaòligtjt
A wedding of interest was that of
Helen Beatrice Gaylord and Emer-
>n B. Merrick, which took place on
'hristmas night at the home of A.
JI. Gaylord, the brides’ father, The
wedding was a culmination of
a
'■liege romance. The bride is
a
graduate of the i'niversity of Ore
■ a and a member of Pi Beta Phi.
..e groom is the son of A. B. Mer
ic, . !c< president of the First Na-
.inal bunk of Medford, Oregon, and
also a graduate of the University
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of Oregon and a member of Delta
i au Delta.
the bride, attended by her sister
Ir. R. G. Quickenden of Portland,
was charming in a gown of orchid
georgette, and carried a shower
bouquet of bride’s roses and lilies
of the valley
Mrs. Quickendeu's
gown was of chiffon over taffeta.
Mr. Quickendeu attended the groom.
■ i. solo, ' Because,' by Nell M. Gay
lord, sister of the bride, preceded the
ceremony. A reception followed for
the family and guests, a few immed
iate friends of the bride.
The couple expect to make their
future home In Medford where Mr.
Merrick is in business.
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Last Friday night at the Preeby-
terian manse George E. Leach and
Lucile Tanner were united in mar-
liage by Rev. McRea. Everybody
joins in wishing them a happy and
prosperous journey through life.
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Miss Faye Brenner and Peter
Luthi were very quietly married at
five thirty Wednesday afternoon at
the Christian church parsonage by
Rev. George Harness. They were ac
companied by Mr. and Mrs. Edward
Fischbocker The couple have many
friends in the city who wish them
well.
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Sunday, December 24th, at three
la the ceaseless quest for news this
Lek, a Headlight reporter strayed
to the office of Fire Chief Coats—
ust plain Thomas Coates”-—as he
rias it himself, putting us at our
ise at once by the effectual elim-
iation of all formality, while he
liked freely and gave us some in—
besting and illuminating figures
Bative to the department’s activi—
Bs during the year now drawing to
(close.
[The Chief stated that there had
Ln only fourteen bonaflde alarms
Lnded during the year, and the
kregate damage to city property
bin fire would not exceed $8,000.
f’The two fires of any real con -
■ lienee,” said Mr. Coats, “were
kse of the McGhee apartments and
k Odd Fellows building. During
■ months of January, September,
lober and November no alarm
■ sounded.
■ At the Rosenberg fire, the truck
■nd the corner at Liberty Tern
I just 45 seconds after the whis
■blew, and at the Sunset Garage
■ recently the entire crew was on
■ giotiiid in 60 seconds following
■ alai u. This record was iaken
■a number of prominent citizens
Known to me.
■t is notable that ill the past
Be years not a fire could be at
Billed to children, all being caus
The annual election of officers of
■lie, way er another by grownups,
Tillamook
Post No. 47, The Amer-
■ I want to congratulate the boys I
n Legion. Department of Oregon,
■ girl on this commendable re
was held at the W. O. W. hall Mon
Diet Coats thinks Tillamook baa lay night. December 18
I'he following officers were elect -
[of the best fire departments in
Tilla-
toil and speaks enthusiastically ed to guide the destinies of
L interest displayed by the men mook Post for the coming year:
vice
Gilliam ;
n ■ tire station who keep things Commander, Harty
Wooley. Bert
■i excellent shape.
He states commanders, Emil
I at no time has it been necssary Iloss and R. C. Patterson: adjutant,
J. E.
[ it on the men, as they are al Victor L. White; chaplain.
ready for duty. Mr. Coats also .Reedy; historian. C H. Coe.
i’he retiring Commander, Dr J. E.
‘ssed his gratification at
the
Shearer,
turned over to the new com-
;y spirit of cooperation dis-
of
id by the city council in supply mander $1150 in the treasury
the
Legion
which
has
been
earning
I
my equipment necessary
for
The
tabling and perfecting the de I interest for some time past.
Legion expects to use the bulk
of
nent’s usefulness.
i
tin
money
to
outfit
rooms
in
Tilla
“-
lU.s darws to a close a successful
mook's new armory when it Is built.
Ifor Tillamook’s fire organiza—
chile the new yeai witnesses a
PLEAS&NT GATHERING
of cooperation and civic pride
The home of Mr. and Mrs. Fritz
s important auxiliary
that 1
it fuil to give us all a serene Beltz wns th“ scene of much gaiety
Wednesday night. Dec. ?Oth. The
of security l>y day and night.
I U. G. club members and their hus •
bands came loader down with good
ER MAN IS NEMESIS
tilings for their evening meal, All
OF THE BOB CAT TRIBE gathered around the talde with great
Aufdermauer, of Beaver, h. anty and continued to stay there
'till only scraps were left.
t three bob cat hides to Coun
The remainder of the evening was
ik Bt initial] Wednesday and
■d the bounty of $2.00 each. .-pent with music and other amuse—
arkoC value of bob cat pelts is ■ ems. Around a spaikling Christ
exchanged and
vm 12.00 to $3.00 each. Al- mas tree gifts were
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s the "champeen" bob cat ail were made happy by Santa.
Everyone left resolving to have a
r of this section, 32 being
quite often. |
get
together" dinner
<
id to his prowess last year. He
lowever, that he has the cats i
Mrs. Homer Mason, wl ho has been [
cleaned out In his section and
¡siting
tor the past seven weeks
’ devoting his time to rac- '
and minks, as there is more with relatives in Dixon, California,
to be made from them. any- returned last week She was accom
panied home by her son Harold who
ill visit hire tor boat two weeks.
o’clock at the Methodist parsonage
in Tillamook Charles O. Johnson and
and Miller of Beaver, Oregon, were
united in marriage by Rev. Simpson
Hamrick, Mr. Johnson was raised
at Beaver and is well known in that
community,
Miss Miller is the
teacher in the Beaver school. Their
many friends V ill wish them much
joy and happiness in life.
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O. W. Dixon and Miss Dolly Buck i
les were united in marriage Satur-
day, December 23. at Vancouver,
Washington. The bride is a popular ¡
Tillamook girl aud the groom has j
been running a battery station here
for some time, They are at home in
the Plasker Court, The happy cou-
pie have the best wishes of their
many friends in their new life.
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A wedding which took place in
Portland last Saturday was that of
Louis Eckloff and Miss Miller, a
daughter of Fred Miller, superin-
tendent of Coates Camp, The bride
is an Astoria girl and the groom has
resided here for some time.
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Wilford R. Hallowell and Alice
Steele were married at the M. E.
parsonage December 19th by the
Rev. Simpson Hamrick.
Both are
well known residents of the Nehal
em country.
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ROOSEVELT HIGHWAY
GETS FEDERAL HELP ♦
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Dispatches from Washing +
ton, D. C., state that the
Roosevelt highway has def
initely been placed on the
map for future construct
ion in this state, by the
bureau of public roads.
The report of the bur
eau, including the proposal
for building this highway,
is now in the hands of the
. cretary of agriculture and
there is said to be no ques
tion that he will give his
approval.
It is further stated that the
entire Oregon i program of
federal aid roads Is to be
made public very soon.
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SUNDAY SCHOOLS MAKE
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PROGRAMS ARE EXCELLENT AND ♦
ENJOYED
BY
LARGE
AUDIENCES
WIND PLAYS HAVOC
THROUGHOUT COUNTY
A heavy windstorm last
Tuesday night caused much
apprehension on the parts of
housholders cf this section
when it tore down upon the
city with an almost unbe
lievable fury
No very se
vere damage has been re
ported but the ticket office
at the fair grounds was per
suaded by the excess air to
take a trip across the road.
A number of telephone lines
were put out of commission.
High water made Its appear
ance also when some of the
roads leading out of the city
inundation.
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♦ GOOD REPRESENTATION OF TAX
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PAYERS WERE PRESENT
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AT MEETING
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COURT TO ALLOW FOR
CHRISTMAS CHEST
MARKED SUCCESS
ARMORY FUND
During the annual period this
The annual budget meeting of the
year of "Peace on Earth, Good Will
county court was held last Friday
Toward Men" the churches of this
at 10 A. M. in the court house.
A
city played a most prominent part,
good representation of taxpayers
as they necessarily must. In the cel
was present though many misunder
JNO. BUMGARTNER JOINS SILENT ebration of the birthday of the Sav CHURCHES AND LODGES COM stood the time of the meeting and
ior of Men.
BINE TO
BRING
HOLIDAY did not arrive until the meeting was
MAJORITY ON NINTIETH AN
Christmas festivities at the Pres-
over.
byterian church last Sunday night
CHEER TO MANY HOMES IN
NIVERSARY OF HIS BIRTH.
The taxpayers had
organized
comprised a male quartet, a ladies
themselves into a committee with
THE COMMUNITY.
quartet and readings, vocal solos
40 YEARS IN THIS COUNTY.
Rollie Watson as the chairman and
and dialogues by the Sunday School
A. A. Hall as secretary The budget
classes. Santa Claus was present
was taken up by this organization
The
Tillamook
Community
Christ
direct
from
his
work
shop
near
the
On the recurring date of December
and
each item discussed and passed
mas
Chest
was
filled
by
the
lodges
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23, John Bumgartner passed away at North Pole, and everyone present
One of the most elaborte wed- the old homestead in Yellow Fir, received a gift, whether members of and churches to the extent of more upon by this body. Finally the bud
The than $200 and this was invested in get as arranged by the county court
dings of the season was that of Wll- exactly ninety years from the day the Sunday School or not.
liam H. Martin of Tillamook, and upon which he first saw the light Willing Workers class put on a Christmas cheer for the needy. Over was ratified.
A delegation consisting of J. L.
Miss Florence Warren which was of terrestrial life in Pike County, much appreciated playlet. A gen 30 Christmas baskets were sent out
tile over the county from Cloverdale on Gay and C. A. Smith, both of Clover
solemnized at the Turn Verein hall Ohio, having been born on Decem erous offering was taken for
Syrian orphans now under the care the south to Nehalem on the north. dale, arrived during the course of
in Portland last week, before a large ber 23, 1832.
The Eastern Star joined in the fine the meeting, saying that they rep-
number of friends and relatives,
Mr. Bumgartner was a pioneer of of the Presbyterian church, as has
spirit of giving, as also the Eplsco resented the Cloverdale grange. Mr.
been
the
custom
of
this
organization
George Coats of this city was the Oregon and Tillamook county, hav
Smith addressed the meeting, stating
best man. A luncheon was served ing staked his homestead at Yellow since the war, one hundred thous pal Sunday School.
The Shakespeare Club sent
out that the budget was high. A part
and dollars having been devoted to
after the ceremony, The happy Fir more than forty years ago.
ihree Christmas dinners, There were of the budget that had already been
couple will make their home in this
In the early spring of '69. he with this cause by the church since the
other clubs and individual
who passed upon was read tor the bene
city, where the groom is employed.
other hardy and fearless men and war. A large crowd attended this
gave generously and are worthy of tit of the Cloverdale delegates.
Christma.,
function
and
the
seating
women, crossed the great plains by
A resolution was prepared memor
ox team, defying the dangers that capacity of the church was inade special mention. The Community ializing the county court to make a
¡'best idea was borrowed from Poit -
¡inked along the trackless path of quate for rhe occasion.
land. and it in by far the best meth sufficient appropriation for the state
the desert and for forty years
he
Rev. Harness, of the Christian
od of meeting the needs of any com armory thpt is being asked for by
has been identified with the deve!
Church, said he had shifted
the
Seveial
expressed
launity
l he books of lhe secretary this county.
ipinent of Oregon and watched her responsibility
and labor of the
themselves on this matter and no
and treasurer of the Ministers’ As
emerge from a vast wilderness into Christmas activities observed at the
-ociation, ibrougli which all con — fault was found by the meeting re
'he great emipre of wealth that she church last Saturday evening to the
tributions passed, was audited
by garding the building of an armory in
is todajf.
shoulders of Mesdames Hunt, Hart,
An Oldsmobile Eight belonging to In 1873 Mr Bumgartner returned to Lee Doty. Burton and Leslie Harri— the Tillamook County Bank anti T'iilamook. A part of the armory
money was accounted lor by a re-
found io be correct.
R. W. Watson was a total loss last Iowa, where he was united In mar son. who trained the children
in
Auction in the amount allowed tor
from liage to Ida A. Sawyer of Decatur theii various roles so perfectly that
Sunday when it caught fire
I
the state taxes. At the time
that
some unknown cause and was con county. Three children were born in his many years preaching he had
MUSICAL CLUB
the
budget
was
made
up
it
was
not
sumed before aid could be ! summon- to this union, namely. Mabie O. never witnessed a finer program.
'l he Musical History and Harmony
ed. Mr. Watson and his son were Blum, deceased; Florence A. Dann The Christmas cantata presented by class met at the home of Mrs. J. C known just what the state would ex—
act for the 1923 tax s<x $160,000 was
in the ear at the time and they re and Lawrence W. Bumgartner.
about 7 5 pupils from the primary, Holden, Dec. 18. The life of Chopin
ntered as the probable amount. Af -
to
poit that they barely had time
was
i;ead
and
discussed,
also
a
member
of
the
junior
and
intermediate
grades,
was
Deceased was
the ter this has been done the Secretary
iet out of the machine before
it United Brethren church and the most excellent. Many gifis were ex
analysis of the different pieces,
A
was a mass of flames. The car was uneral services were conducted by changed on the Christmas tree, and number of his best compositions of State informed the court that the
state tax for Tillamook county would
insured.
'he local pastor, the Rev. W. O. ibout 36() sacks of candy were dis • ere given in a i
very creditable amount to $154,856.22.
This left
The automobile belonging to C. E. Woolever. Interment w as held in I. tributed among the children
who manner.
those appearing on the something over $5000 which can be
Hadley sustained nominal damage O. O F. cemetery
attended. The church has a seating program were Sarah Trombley, Ruth applied to the armory fund, leaving
last, week when it caught fire from
capacity of 500 and every seat was Erskine, Thelma Hoover,
Helen a like amount to be raised In some
the exhaust pipe
occupied. Santa Claus, of course, Hoover, Bessie Barber, Helen Had— other way. Just following th« World
YOUTHS APPREHENDED
was present, in full regalia and add ley.
I
War the county court appropriated
COMPANY K HOLDS MUSTER
i he next social evening will
be $5000 to be used for a soldiers’ mem
IN STEALING MACHINE ed zest to the occasion with droll re—
marks, as lie handed out the good Jan. 22
AND INSPECTION WEDNESDAY
Invitations are issued by orial. This sum was later turned
Roy Olson, Arthur Johnson and things.
■ lie members of the class.
back because it was not used. It is
The quarterly inspection for mus
i ■ k Parker were taken Into custody
The Church of the Nazarene had
bought that this amount can
be
ter and pay was held at lhe armory by the sheriff’s office Wednesday .■ program of the Sunday School pu
DRIED WHEY PROFITABLE
used to fill the quota for armory
of Company "K” 162nd Infantry last vening charged with stealing
an pils in which several fine recitations
Dairy by products are now being purposes.
Wednesd .y night. The usual drill automobile from the Sunset garage : and songs were rendered. An offer
liked in various new ways as a result
An interesting comparison is given
night having fallen on Christmas belonging to Walter Harris, an ing a as taken up for the Armenian of investigations by the United States
between 'he taxes for the past de
day the date was changed for the oc
ancle of Olson, It appears that the utti rers whi -h amounted to 121.69. i ■ i.irtment of Agriculture.
cade. In 1912 the total tax to bs
e o;
ut seventy men were I boys took the machine to Nehalem There were about 165 present
at
Good results have been obtained raised for Tillamook county
was
present and answered to muster.
and back, injuring it somewhat on liese services and all report a pleas particularly in
the manufacture of $416,704.80.
By 1921 this had
the trip, Pat Per and Johnson
are ant evening.
diied whey
From 100 pounds or been raised to $920.825 43.
This
being held in jail pending investiga
CHRISTMAS PARTY
lhe Reformed church held their the whey were obtained 4 pounds or year the budget that lias been pa used
The home of Mr. and Mrs. A. J. tion.
program on Sunday evening and It I crude sugar and 1 fa pounds of dried calls foi a tax of $521,680 23 to be
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Anderson was the scene of a delight
A difference of nearly
consisted of the usual Sunday school whey containing about 30 per cent raised.
fill party Christmas night. A beau
program followed by an impressive 1 of albumin. The dried whey w as $400,000 is noted between (he tax J
COUNTY
CLUB
NOTES
tifully decorated Christmas tree was
presentation in pantomine of
the sold to a laboratory making baby of 1921 and this year.
(By D. 11. Kennedy. Club Agent)
the center of attraction and Santa
'hristmas story, which was given by food, at a price which resulted in a
A
sewing
club
has
been
organized
Claus arrived during the course of
the satisfactory return lor the whey.
S. D. No. 14. The of- the Young People’s society of
FAMILY REUNION
the evening to distribute presents at Garibaldi,
Dried whey and dried buttermilk
church. Mrs. W. G. Lienkaemper
club are as follows:
ficers
of
this
A
family
reunion and Christmas
to all. Those present were: Mr. and
President, Dorothy Cook, vice was reader. The various scenes as ire being fed experimentally to fay party was held on Cl
las day at
Mis. A. F Coats and family. Mr. and
secretary, depicted were The Light of Men, ing hens at one of the department the Eugene Crosby
in this
Mrs. O. A. Sebnitz, Mrs. Francis president. Fay Igir.gley;
The Light in the Cottage, The Light farms. In the first half of the 12 city. Members of lb
The
other
members
of
nily
pres-
Rena
Goff,
Stranahan and family. Mr. and Mrs.
in the Field, The Light in the Sta month experiment the pen of hens ent were: Mr. and M
. F Cros -
F. A. Beltz and daughter and Mr. the club are Gertrude Smith. Eva
ble, The Light in the East, and Tiny receiving dried whey produced eggs by' of Rockaway, Mr.
M rs. J os,
and Mrs. A. J. Anderson and family. Boyce. Florence Lazotte. Ethel La-
otte, Eunice Kerby, Beatrice Kerby Tapers, which was represented by a ■ t a late comparing favorably with Over and son, Larry. of Brighton,
number of small children. “Mission results obtained with other kinds of Mr. and Mrs. Frank Hiskin and son
Representative K. W. Watson ex Mary McMellan, Evelyn, Virginia
ary Lights’’ and “Virgin Lamps" •feed.
Eugene of Newberg. and Mr and
pects to leave soon for Salem where Craven, Leila Cook. Laura Towers,
ere represented by ten young wo
Francis
Mrs. Eugene Crosby and daughter
Grace
Goff.
Delia
Merrill.
lie will attend the opening of the
men. An offering of $150 was rais Al Kinnaman and Hercules Ander Jeanne Elizabeth and son Billy.
and
Phet
lei
place,
Beryl
Fowler,
stale legislature, which will com
ed for missionary work.
-on. was resplendent with decora
mence a forty day session on the Sth floxine Fisk
has
already
completed
Rev. Hamrick reports a joyful tions, and was a thing of beau
This
club
Ira White and family have re
•' January. Mr. Watson states that
time at the Christmas exercises at ty. and. In the memory of the chil - turned tc i Tillamook Mr. White ■* ill
he expects to see a very warm ses- a number of the lessons and it is ex
The program take up the duties of City Reco d>r
sion from what indications are in pected that it will finish as a 100 the Methodist church The program !ren, a joy forever
per cent club, that is every member1 was as follows: Song. Joy to the
a? said to have been exceedingly the first ol th<- year, to which p i
sight.
completing the entire course
and World. Welcome, Paúl
Faff) Hamrick.
ell icndeied, each one on the pro > tion the new ri. yor has appoi . ed
filing
a
final
report
with
the
Coun
Recitation,
“
If
I
m from Superintendent Ber
vere
a
Snowflake."
went
Mr. and Mrs. Hubert O’Dell
by three little girl
Recitation, to the smallest child in 'he prii
to McMinnville Sunday morning, ac ty l':‘ub Agent.
' Thiee Bad Boys,’’ Albert Long. class doing their bit to th" dei
companied by Mr. and Mrs. Charles
Song,
” It Came Upon the Midnight ■nd iiispnation of the congregs
Roe, to eat Christmas dinner xt the
Clear.” "A Gia Word." exercise by and the evidencing of the ca
O'Dell parental home. The dinner CAPE MEARS RESERVE MAY
BECOME PUBLIC PLAYGROUND 9 boys. Recitation, Pauline Wins- training given by the committal
as in the nature of a family re
harg'’. Mrs. A. 1- Bowen
low. Anthem by the Choir. Recita
union as there were thirty relatives
I
Johns
Song "Crown A Ix‘a<b. Esther
A movement is on foot to ask the tion. Berenice
ore-ent. From McMinnville Mr. and
Mrs. O’Dell went to Carleton to visit national government to set aside a Him.” Song. "Oh. Sant y.” by P ri- O. Woolever
working at the
Miss Buelali Bowers ervi <1
with Mrs O'Dell’s mother, Mrs. W. number of acres at the Cape Mears mary At this June tuer Santa Claua
Alberi
'■fficient
pianist,
At
the
close
E Roe. Mr’ O’Dell remaining ther* lighthouse reserve to be used as a himself put in an appr a rance and
ilia bj
generous
treat
the
program
a
passed
i
!)li
t
reate
t
hose
JI
summer
resort
and
national
monu
for a two week’s visit.
e c
’hristmas sweet« was given to
ment. There ts quite a large tract present.
itch
>olevei
says
th
pre»<
nt
Mr
U
■
pastor
of
Rev. W O Woolere
John Carroll is in Portland this in the Cape Mears reserve that is I
>eral tei-iii
Brethren .< «birch states desires to exprese his most hearty
week. Mr. Carroll will take up his not needed for lighthouse purposes. the Uni
tbanks,
through
the
IPeadlight
to
pogram
that
the
>t
ever
”
J
was
duties with the Howard-Cooper Cor- It is the plan of the government to
Ed* aid
fttllfilled.
The trae, Al who contributed to the succeM of
ru< .e the lighthouse from Mears to mors
poratiom at that place the first
the
happy
occasion
Norman
cured
by
.
%
hie
Df«.
Ca.»
Lrxikout
at
some
future
date.
the year.
FIRE DESTROYS
ELECTS OFFICERS BIG AUTOMOBILE
Y BASTILE VISITED
BY CHRISTMAS SPIRIT
L Epplett, county jailer, states
b" prisoner's in the jt^unty
kindly renumbered at'
by the ladies of the Naz-
Ihurch, each of the five prte
Receiving a bible and some
li- its to eat. This thoughtful-1
the part of the church was
appreciated by the men.
Mrs. Ruby Andi i s is in receipt of
very interesting letter from her
, lother, Mrs Jennie McGhee. who
ip spending the winter with relatives
i National City. Cal. Mrs. McGhee
and
tells of picking ripe tomatoes
green peas in the g.irdeu while Ore
and
gon was in the midst of sleet
snow. She says that her tirst feiy
>s In. the southern city were spent
u getting warn.
Mr. and Mrs. Louie Nieleou and
Faiiliue McElvaine is In town •mi. from Montasuno, are visiting
i <t h iving come in for the al lhe home of Mr. and Mrs. E. H.
t of Miss Beatrice Gaylord,
ark, parents t Mrs. Nielson, and
tElvaine has many friends In
the N. M Nelson horae during
high .ie holidays.
as she tauch' in
Bruce Hare is in the city from
rvallis wher he bus been studying
I, California, are In the city forestry at <7 A. C He will leave
holidays, visiting Mrs. Lie— for his studie again after the first
•• the year
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