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Willamette Valley
Woodburn, News
(Capital Journal Special Service)
Woodburn, Dec. 2. Anna Asboe went
to .lunctiuu City Wednesday evening
wi ll her parents.
Oscar Olson, who is attending Wil
lamette. University nt Salem, spent
Thanksgiving with his parents Mr. and
Mrs. M. J. Olson of this city.
Mrs. .1. A. Hicks left for' Cnmas,
Washington, Thursday to visit her
daughter.
James Hendricks come home from
Silveiton Thursday to spend Thanks
giving. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Yergen of Don
ald spent Thursday with Mr. and Mrs.
1.. M. Bitney.
Mis Kmma Fikan of this cfty and
.Mr. Frank Grimes of Hubbard were
married in Portland Nov. 27.
Mrs. M. M. Oglesbce of Shelburn is
a guest at the home of her daughter,
Mis. W. S. Klliott the past week.
Clay Jones, who has been visiting
with his sister, Mrs. A. E. Austin, loft
for Seattle last week, lie sailed for
the Philippines Thursday. v
Hiss Kvelyn Conklin . went to Cor
vallia Friday returning' Sunday even
ing. M,rs. M. J. Olson returned homo from
Shepards Springs last Thursday. Her
health is greatly improved. .
Miss Kthel Adams of this city and
Mr. (ieorge Miller of Hubbard were
married at Salem Saturday, -November
IS.
Mr. and Mrs. Albert M. Hendricks
of Kugene are visiting at the homo of
fr! and Mrs. M. L. Hendricks.
Kit ward (1. Kminett went to Corvab
lis Friday night to attend the alumni
home-coming week. Mr. Emmett hav
ing attended" the Oregon Agricultural
College. -i. . "
"Mis. A. J. Happ, -who hns been visit
ing with her brother, W. S. Klliott, tor
a time, has returned to her -homo in
Nevada City, California.
Mrs. F. W. Settlemicr spent Satur
dav in Portland.
ifiss Amy Oertsel of Portland attend
ed the firemens ball, comin gfrom Au
rora with Miss Letta Itonts and party.
The members of the five hundred
eluh were delightfully entertained by
Mr. and Mrs. ('. F. Whitman Inst Fri
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MUSICIAN'S GRAND BALL
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Armory Tuesday, Dec. 5, at 9 o'clock sharp
Tickets, $1.00 per
Fifteen Piece Orchestra
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of the household. A few suggestions very
earljr shoppers,
be the givers desire to give
the most joy and comfort.
west window.
day evening. L. Lawrence and Mrs.
Kobert Scott won high scores. Ifefresh
ments were served. Those enjoying the
cTenin- were Mr. and Mrs. Lai'ayette
Lawrence, Mr. and .Mrs. Robert Scott,
Mr. and Mrs. Walter Johnson, Mr. and
Mrs. .Fred Dose, Mr. and Mrs. F. M.
Drake Mr. and Mrs. L. M. Bitnoy, Mr.
and Mrs. F. W. Scttlemier, Mr. and
Mrs. F X. Beck, Mr and Mrs-. I,. H.
Shorey and Mr. and Mrs. Oeo. Beach
were additional guests.
Mr. and Mrs. .1., K. AlcKinney entor-
tained a christening party last Sunday
at dinner. Guests were, Mr. and Mrs.
II. L. Gill, Mr. and Mrs. Joha Mc
Kinnev, Afiss Avon McKinney and Dr.
Otto Steelhnmmer of Silverton.
K. X. lloppnrd spent Saturduy in Sa
lem. N. S. Nehl left for Beaver Friday
for a fe wdnys visit at his farm.
Mrs. H. C, lirniie who hns been visit
ing her duughter, -lis. J.' B. McKinney
the past three mouths left forller home
in Oakland, Cal.
Paul rolqui't of Portland attended
the firemen's ball hist Saturday,
Miss Vesta Marshall of Stnyton was
iT-nest-of Mrs. Delia Xendel last Sun
dav. Mrs. D. A. McKee left for Shepards
.Springs Inst Thursday afternoon.
Lillian Grnson of Portland spent the
week end with Miss Aletha Bjtney and
attended the iirennw 's ball.
Mrs. I. Parrish, who haS' been visit
ing her mother, Mrs. H. Overton, left
In it Thursday for her home at Soda
ville. Mr. ami Jlrs. T. . McAdoo and soiir
Fermnn, oi' Salem spent Thanksgiving
with Mrs. McAdoo's sister, Mrs. F. W.
Haskell.
Harold Dimick was home from Wil
lamette for the holidays.
ma Lamb - Donald spent the
week. end with bin Hendricks. ,
Miss Lois Mctuaid spent Saturday
in Portland on business; Minnie Settle
niier acennmanving lier.
Fred Kaufinan has returned home
from Washington.
Donold nud Miss Hcssif Courtwright
went to. Portland Thursday for a few
davs visit. v.
i.nke Smith went to The Dalles for
a visit with friends. '
Chauncey Voder of Hubbanl came
to Wondbi'ivii to phiv with 'he alumni
Couple
Ladies Unaccompanied,
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on'y pleases the one whose
and will be held till wanted:
What would make a more
thing for mother or wife
duties in the kitchen. A white enamel Beaver Kitchen : ;
Cabinet with Breakfast Table attachment A newr
chair, a new range, aluminum
window (a model kitchen)
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team against the high school bovs
Thursday.
Harold Miller attended the masquer-'
adc ball in Donald Wednesday night.
Miss Macklni is spending the Thanks
giving vacation in Portlnud.
Alta Bales spent tho week end in Ger
vais. Tho W. O. W. gave an oj-ster supper
after their regulnr meeting last Tues
day evening. Aliout tinny members
were7rtreseiit.
Miss Ilattie Bents of Fargo made a
business trip to vxiodburn ,-mturmiy.
A reception for the new minister,
Rev. C. F. Heed, was held in the Pres
byterian church parlors Tuesday even
ing. A fine program was given, utter
which a super was served. About lot)
enjoyed a tine social time.
Mrs. A. K. Hnnk ot Kargo is visit
ing Mr. and Mrs. Win, Purdy of this
city.
The Firemen's Bull given Saturday
evening by the fire company, was a
great success. The decorations of green
boughs nnd Japanese lanterns were
very elaborate. Oscnr Steelhnmnier of
snlem assisted with the music. -Many
people from out of town attended the
dunce and everyone enjoyed a gorul
time.
The game between the Woodburn
high school and alumni team resulted in
a score of 2ii-0 in 'favor of. the high
school boys. This was the last gaum of
the season and a fair sized crowd at
tended. ' .
Mrs. Geo. Honlicy returned Lome
from Vancouver where she has been
visiting her" sonv Harry Bonney.
Rickey News
COipllul Journal Special Service.)
Bickny. Ore., Dec. 2. A party was
given at the John Haines home Satur
day evening. Besides the young people
of tbu neighborhood there were several
guests from Salem.
Mrs. Andrew Parson was a Snlein vis
itor Wednesday. .
Miss Ijiura McGee, of Sulem, spent
Thanksgiving with mother, Mtji- It. Mc
Gee. Chester Homer is visiting in Kugene.
- L. Hickman and I). A. Harris are
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acceptable Gift than some- it
something to lessen her I
ware, etc. See our east
Others make the prices,
we get the business.
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graveling their lanes.
A Literarv society has been organized
by the ponng people of Rickey. Chester
Homer was elected president and Mne
r.dwards vice-president. Tho first meet
ing will be held at the school house
Friday evening, December 8. All are
invited to attend
D. A. Harris and family and Mr.
and Mrs. A. W. Binegar spent Thanks
giving nt tnc M. M. JNlcGee homo.
Kdgar Hunter has accepted the posi
tion of dairy man at the Frank Durbiu
ranch.
Fred Dickmiin, Frank Harris aifd Or
rin Frysbie motored to Salem in Mr.
Dickman's new car, Thanksgiving ev
ening. George Edwards and family took
Thanksgiving dinner with Mr. und Mrs.
Will r.dwards, of South Salem.
North Howell Notes
(Capital Journal Special Service)
Xorth Howell, Dee. 2: A rood meet
ing was held nt the grange hall .Mon
day and the final voto taken on the
special road tax of 110 mills which
carried 31 to II. Jt was also voted to
ask the county road master to allow us
to use Hi) per cent ot county fund for
graveling.
Jos. Mould to. o former resident of
this place, is dead
were snipped to Mt
Angel Wednesday
from which place the funeral was
ducted
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JllH WlIKH Ilflu llliivnil I in lin ..... li'
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recently purchase,! from I'.. Stevens on
higher ground and will soon be ready
tor business . his line. .
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stride on the-school grounds, we are
expecting the boys to continue the
"strides'' in their studies lis well.
A visit to the school will disclose the
(act that we have a very competent
pair of teachers, Mr, Moiey is doing
some very good work, nud Miss Georgia
House is the g!rl in the right place
with the little folk. -
Mr. and Mrs. Charlton Hump of Port
land arc spending a vacation at the
home of Mr. Hump 'parents.
Mrs. Geo. W. Dunn is reported quite
sick nt her home here.
School wns closcji Thursday nnd Fri
day of this week and the teachers took
11 trip to their homes.
Mrs. I-'. Beer spend the week end nt
the home of her 'daughter Kdiftri in
Silverton. '
I. Stevens drew n word picture of
"Thanksgiving iu Oregon in '."i2" at
the grange meeting Thursday in frliicli
it was seen what wo hnve to be tliunk
ful for in HMD.
Thanksgiving dny was celebrated at
this place first by a program in -Miss'
House a room 011 Wednesday afternoon
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at 111c scnooi iinuse. 1 ne gi angers neidmvu (ie mPllH
tneir regular meeting on rnursduy una
hebl open hoiuie at the noon hour; and
after noon to all grangers and their
families. Two ilarge tallies extending
across the hall were filled to the lim
it. And a splendid -social, progruin oc
cupying the entire afternoon winding
up with a ilnnce nt Kuss hall where
about fifty couples were entertained
until a lute hour, rounded out whnt will
be remembered as a gain dav for North
Howell. . '
Fruitland Items
(Capital Journnl Special Service.)
Fruitland, Ore., Dec. 2. today Un
people of Fruitland and many from
Auburn assembled at the chnrt'li here
for a good, old-fashioned neighborly
ThanksHivinj dinner. There were
probably 200 or more present who par
took of the" good things prepared by the
mothers nud daughters of Fruitland.
Without disparaging any other locality
let me say our cooks know how to cook
and no other artists of the culiunry
business can "put it over them" to any
appreciable extent. What was there to
fatf Time would fail me to enumerate,
what was on those tables. I could near
ly as soon note what was not. I might
say though there was about everything
from fried chicken to five or six large
cakes, and you can probably imagine
what was between. 1 noticed that the
two ministers from Salem did not in
r.nywise compromise tho preacher's rep
utation for fried poultry. I also noticed
and sampled some fine potato salad
garnished with sliced, boiled SO cent
eggs. M'oll, to .cut the dinner story
short, there was enough for nil and
much remained, liev. U. L. I.ovell, ot
Salem, invoked the blessing on the food.
He also gave a short address before, din
ner. Your correspondent being late did
not have much of it.
There were three tables (dinner was
served in the church) set. The smaller
children sat at one of them.
Quite a number of the Kuburii Sunday
day school young people were present,
also the superintendent, Mr. O.-Fugg.
At about 1:30 p. m. the literarv exer
cises began by the congregation singing
"America." lhen there were recita
tions given by several girls, viz: Mil
dred Donaldson, Kthcl Anderson, "Min
nie Bohlson, Abbic Bohlson, Mary
Bohlsou, Bessie Older, Claudine White,
Wilmn Alvord, Freida Standifer and
Huth Lnttin. The following bnys. also
had recitations: Harold White, Geo.
Jackson (a lineal descendent of A.
Jackson), Hale Cade and H. C. Todd.
Next followed a song by the congre
gation.' Then a song by the Auburn Sun
day school of about 25 singers. Song
by Freida Standifer. Exercises of class
four of Auburn Sunday school of nine
perosns. Song by five girls. Song by
tho congregation. Bible leading by
Auburn Bible class led by Mrs.' David
Terry. Song by congregation. All did
their parts Well. These exercises oc
cupied one hour.
Rev. 0. W. l'lumef of the Kvangelicnl
church, Seventeenth and C'heuieketa
street, Salem, now- began an interesting
nddrss which was listened to with at
tention
. . . . i . ,!"' " vi jinn, v.uilloutl ull
Said in part he was n great ,.:,.,, ,i,.
friend of the public schools and we! ()r school carried out a. verfl inter
should be thanksful tor them and guard I ,.s: ing Thanksgiving program nt the
them with cn re. Said Thanksgiving day . ,j Wednesday afternoon,
did not originate with the Pilgrim fatli- .rr. nnd Mrs. Losinger nnd daughter
crs of America, but with the Jews in Ycvn are preparing to go to southern
the days of Moses, at tho time of the ' California, to spend the winter on lie-
i.nvini-iuij ui me crop 111 me inn. iney
had n feust lasting seven days called
tho "Feast of Tabernacles." The peo
ple rejoiced be'forc the Lord and were
glad a whole week and not one day
only. Holland nnd Thanksgiving Decom
j ber 3. President- Lincoln in 1804 np-
Sointed the fourth Thursday in Novcin
. er and we observe it still. Said Thanks
giving day was the only day the civil
government recommended should bo ob
served -religiously.
He eulogized President Wilson nnd
j?' t'11 point nearly turned his address
! il,to a political speech. Said if anything
I would ji rouse his"Dutch" (said he was
born in Holland) it. would be to spenk
ngninst Wilson, and those of us who
were republicans prudently held our
pence. Fxtolled the two ' prohibition
measures voted on by the people of Ore-
I Kon ot ,ho li,to election and said ' we
should be tliankfiiLfor the downfall of
John Barleycorn. He did not telliis we
should nlso be thankful that, these same
prohibition voters knocked out the Sun
day closing "blue law" along with
boo.e. Wonder why?
At the close of the services a collec
tion was taken for the Avar stricken suf
ferers of Kurope, which amounted tu
ijiiUO. Benediction by Kev. Lovell, pas
tor of the l.'nited Kvangelicnl church
of Salem, and also ot Auburn. Kenneth
Kuiiucr had charge of the program.
Hayesville Notes
(Capital Juuiiial Special Service.)
Hayesville, Ore., Dec. 2. The school
here closed Thursday and Fridny for the
Thanksgiving vacation. A short pro
gram was rendered at the school on
W'eduesdny nf ternooii.
Rev. Bat'; wire and little girl, of Me
Minnville, were here over Sunday. Rev.
Bntv preached Sunday niorniiiir and
Mrs: Bntv snoke in the evenimr. Th
and tlio remniiisJvMinii' ncouln will Inivn .... -iv ,n il,
ichureh Saturday tvening.
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Rcv F s .f A p. .M i 1 n v II.-.
' smllv Hnyesville, , ruing
home Monday.
,.fnn illicit I kiii ,,f ,liu,.fin
Archie Claggett hits an attack of the
Joy Greig is afflicted wiGi toiisilitis.
Mr. and Mrs. F. Rosche have both
been among the sick.
Dr. Reynolds hns had a new chicken
house built on his pluc. '
I The .Misses Anna and Martha Denny
land Lottie McAfee came home from
Mill City to spend Tliuiiksgiyiug with
the folks nt home,
John Denny was over to eat Thnuks
giving dinner with his uncle's family,
Jacob Denny.
The Literary society will meet on this'
Friday evening. !
W. Brown has sold his place to Mr.!
Lipp, of California, who has taken pos-
"css'ion. Mr. Brown nud family have
moved to Rickey.' 'j
Mrs. It. O. Brown is visiting her moth- I
er, Mrs. J.' Yodcr. j
Mr. and Mrs. Fillmore Tyrrell spent 1
Thanksgiving at Pioneer at the home of
Mrs. Ivrrell' brother, Chas. Menden-
hall.
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Scotts Mills News
(Capital Journal Special Service)
oeotts Mills, Dec 2. There was a
called meeting Friday evening at the
1. O. (). V. hall to nominate a ticket
for town officials, said ticket to bo
voted on Dec. 5th. The nominations
were for mayor, six coiincilmen, treas
urer, recorder and marshal, Those who
had been elected to finish out the year
were renominated excepting treasurer.
A. 8. Hrougher was chosen to take thH-because ,iley calmot ive ollt ,le
place of Mrs. Tait, former treasurer, hmrmcitlr.. rl,r . in tl, blend
who had moved away
Thanksgiving dav .'issed very quiet
ly at Scoits Mills. There was a union
service held by the Friends and Chris
tian churches, at the Friend church,
Kev. Krunk of the hnstiun church
gave the message. There was a full
house and a good sermon, .
nr. and Mrs. W. L. Tnylor and Mrs.
Barthotrtmcw of Portland took dinner
!at the J. A. Taylor home on Thanksgiv
ing Uav.
Mr. and Mrs. Woodford nud family
took their Thanksgiving dinner with
.Mr. and Mrs. h. Shilts.
A. L. Brougher and family dinejj
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count of -Miss ,cva s poor health
There will be a nic social at the
Christian chunh Saturday evening for
the benefit nf the church. Kvery one
who attends is expected to bring a pin.
Sam Murray lutely from Idaho, was
taken to the hospital for the insane.
Ho had been, threatening to kill him
self and had secreted a gun for that
purpose. Ill health is the cause.
Mrs. Charley Sherbnch of Mt. Angel
and little boys are visiting her parents,
Mr. and .Mrs. Ilarve Commons.
Claxtar Items
(Capital Journnl Special Service.)
Claxtar, Ore., Dec. 2. .Mrs. Harry
Jones, daughter of Mr. nnd Mrs. Gus
Norcn, arrived home today from near
Mt. Lassen, t'ul. Mrs. JoacH.Hnys that
the high cost of living is much more iu
evidence in the Golden State than it. is
here. That potatoes are sold at such
prohibitive prices that very soon no
one but wealthy people can afford to
use the once humble tuber. Car short
age and crop shortage seem the main
factors causing present, conditions.
The K. A. Mntthes family spent
Thanksgiving with Mrs. G. S. McMiinn
nud Miss Kiln McMiinn, of (Juinaby.
The John West leys motored to Salem
and were guests at tho Mnplcthoipe
home for Thnuksgiving. Mr. nud Mis.
Roy ' Westley (Beulah Muplethorpe)
were additional guests.
A most excellent program wus en
joyed nt Kaiser school on Wednesday,
November 2!i. Pilgrims iu their ipiaint
gurments and Indinns in guy feathers
were featured by the pupils. The decora
tions were delightfully realistic.
A young trapper here has secured sev-
cu muskriits, one mink and one immense
skunk during the last three week". The
hide of the muskrnt is worth -10 cents'
1 and that of the skunk iniiiiy scents.
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"It's Mine"
You can't blame the children for disputing
about it.
For it's wholesome, delicious Pun-Dundy Bread, nuuie
with pure, tested nillk.
The older members of the family like it just ns well.
pan.pan(jy Breatr'8
Yet though Pan-Dandy is bread that the
most careful housewife could not better, it costs no more
than ordinary kinds. e
(let your grocer to send out a loaf today, and note
the diflerenee for yourself. ,
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PURE BLOOD MAKES'
HEALTHY PEOPLE
Hood's Snrsapaiilla surely and ef
fectively removes scrofula, boils and
other blood diseases because it drives
out of the blood all the humors Hint
cause these diseases. They eannot be
successfully treated in any other way.
External applications for their re
moval have proven almost uscles--,
Hood a Sarsapnnlla ninues pure.
rieh blood, perfects the diseslion, nml
builds np the wholo system. The skin
becomes smooth, clean and healthy.
This great blood remedy has stood the
.test of forty years. Insist on having;
Hood's, for nothing else acta like it.
There is no ronl substitute. Get it
today. , Sold by all druggists.
Sublimity Items
(Capital Journnl Speciul Service
Sublimity, Dec. 2. The entertiiin
mcnt and basket social held ut the-G.
F. hall Monday night was well atten-1-
ed. The entertainment was pleasing to .
the audience, after which the basket
sale took place. These sold readily aed
at gooil juices. After the basket 'social
the older people enjoyed card pln.viir
on the upper floor while the young
folks engaged in dancing on the loner.
The Sublimity Dramatic club gave
their final production of "A Nnhln
Outcast" nt the Stnr theatre, Stnyton,
Friday night of Inst week. The 'next
play they will put on will be a enmedv.
Joseph Odcnthnl and IM ltoeser lei't
Sunday on a trip to the coast. They a
making the trip by wagon.
Matt Van -Handel, wife nud baby .if
Portland are visiting friends 111111' rel
atives in this vicinity. ,
The l)itter,Bel 4 Co. store was rob
bed some time during Friday night of
last week. An entrance was forced by
way of the back door. Among the ar
ticles missing were several muckimiwi,
u huge number of pearl handled por ti
er knives, dollar watches, some lint'
shoes, socks ami underwear. While the.
exui-t loss cannot be ascertained it ;
esliinnted to be from sixty to eigh'y
dollars.
At the regulnr meeting of the ci:,
council Inst Saturday an ordinance wus
j passed levying a tux of three mills for
uie ensuing yenr.
OLD TIME COLD
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Get a sinmII package of llaniluii
Breast Ten, or as the German folks call
it, " lliiiiiburger llrust Thee.'' at liny
phai'iiuicy. 'lake 11 teiispoonl'iil of llm
tea, put a cup of boiling water upon it.
pour through a sieve ami drink a tea
cup full nt any time. It is I he most ef
fective way to break a cold und cine
grip, us it opens the pores, relievii '
congestion. Also loosens the Imw
thus breaking 11 cold at once,
It is inexpensive and entirely
table, therefore harmless.
1 ait !: m 'B' a.
ran-l)andy repjulur size 5i Uiy-lJandy
-the economical family loaf 10c.
13c sure it bears the label. n
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240 South Commercial Btroet '
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