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The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-01-19
lCHfLOR'S CLUB
WILL GIVE DANCE
ErO.D THIS EvENIN. ~ BALL
ROOM OF RICHMOND
aVlRClfllA D A 7"
PROGRAM AT W0-
EMAs's CLUB THIS AFTERNOON.
b JEFFERSON THE DA>SANT
ON JANUARY 3isT.

The second dance of the Bachelors
31lIon club will be held In the ball
m OF the Richmond hotel this
Aing at O'Clock. and will be
infant affair. The ballroom will be
Aurateiy decorated for the occasion
= + buffet supper will be served at
6D'ciock in the gilt dining room,
kch Will also be decorated In palms
= cut nowers
he mem be rship Of the club includes
aonel 10 Lane Stern. Walter Spencer
&Aertoon, Walter Leake. John l..
John clifford Shelton, w. II. Pal
N IAigh, DR.. Robert &. Preston. w.
4aoby Jones. T. JEFF Stubs. Jr..
Aerf Leigh Giles, James c. Gwst
~ Richard Il. Saunders. ojhn Wal
Briggs, Robert Morris Armistead,
kter b Grundy. peyton Fleming,
- q. Larus, Samuel r, Morgan,
~. Howard Tiighman. Jr.. G.. G.
1kndale. william j. sfiller. Carl
DIninx. James r. Eiierson, Jr.. VIII
- b. jerman. John h. Cary, Hal
oAdErAft, A. u. Guigon, Jr, Fred
MN Roe, DR.. w. b. Hopkins. Travis
lban Epee, Workman a. Spiiuan.
x. Oppenhimer, Jr., George Fitz-
I'D, Hobart f. Doyle. James y.
~ Perkins, A. r. Hagner, Jr.. W
nley Freeman. Il. Fitzhugh White,
nes Augustine, Jr.. Robert NJ JEFF
- Robert h. Augustine, DR., c. G.
Aman, William Hodges Mann, Jr,
N Blunt. George Hodgson. Harry
r5tatine. The honorary members
stuart G. Leake. Fred Peasants
1y Hotchkiss. Adolphus Blair
&Ty lAndon Cabell. DR.. Walter
fedl and Judge X. Carter Scott
En1egfalned In Norfolk.
- the Virginia Pilot.
sfAeutenant Arthur II. Turner. T.. +
Cv NAs host Saturday evening
MSountfy club at a beautifully ar
ee6 6inner given In honor OF Mis-
Montgomery OF Richmond, Y
ee were laid for six, and Leufei
Y11ners guests were Miss Nor
ff, And Mira Thomas A. Bal
1t1dr4d Hemingway and L.leute
=. McIMchlAn. r. e. Ii T.
~ Ioran Barry vas hostess Sat
hkza1ftfut tuuchnun KiYer
tkA Borough club. The table was
1lng1y decorated with pink roses
Yenk shaded lights and Mrs Bar
u 9me1ks included NrA Hammond
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Adams with Mr.. Burks Withers, Miss
Percy Handy with Mr.. Carroll Adams,
and Messrs. Wilbur Smith, Duval
Scott, Hays Adams, Preston Strother
and Devereaux Langhorne.
An Informal Bridge Party.
On Friday afternoon Miss Sallie
Ednunds entertained with bridge
party of three tables, complimentary
to- Miss Mal!ie Miller, of Richmond.
The rooms were prettily arranged for
the occasion, and at the end OF sew
eral hours play, delightful refresh
ments were served. An attractive
prize was awarded to Miss Alice jack
son as maker of the afternoons top
ping score, while lovely guest prize
was presented by the young hostess
to Miss Miller.
An Attractive Luncheon.
In pretty compliment to Miss Mallie
uary guest Of Mrs. A. Lynch Ward,
Miss Susie Dabney entertained with
charmingly appointed luncheon at
O'Clock on Tuesday, in the cafe OF
the virginian hotel. At a table, the
central mass of which was formed by
an exquisite blending OF pink roses
and narclssus blossoms, covers were
laid for seven, those seated being
Miss Dabney, Miss Miller, Miss Olivia
White. Miss Hortense Noel, Miss
Mary bearing Ward. Miss Sailie Ed
munds and Mrs Jack Dabney. A de-
lectable and varied menu was served,
and as a pretty finae OF the attrac-
tive affair lovely basket OF La France
roses and narcissus was presented to
Miss Miller by the young hostess.
Miss Lydia Graham, OF Richmond,
is the guest OF her sister. Mrs. Will
liam 0. Shelburne. Of Virginia Beach.
Mrs L. A. Bosworth, who has been
the guest Of her sister, Mrs. Sadler, In
Hanover avenue. has gone to visit her
brother. Mr.. Young. In Savannah. Ga.
Miss Maude Wiley, OF this city, is
tho guest of her sister. Mrs. J. e.
Robertson, OF Blackstone, Va.
Mr. Alexander Grice, OF Virginia
Beach, spent the weekend in this
city
Mrs. William Marshall. of Rich
mond, is the guest OF Mr., and Mrs
James F. Reid. in Norfolk.
Mr. Emanuel Haas, who has been
the guest Of his mother. Mrs. T. Haas,
in Washington, has returned to Rich
mond.
Mrs. Richard CabelI, of Norwood,
Va. is the guest Of friends in this
city.
Miss Nell r. Wood. OF this city,
has been the guest OF friends In Am
herst.
DR.. G. G. Painter. of Pulaski, is the
guest OF his son, at the Theological
seminary.
Mr. Greanor Neal was the recent
guest of Mr.. and Mrs, w. w. Chelf.
of Culpeper.
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- l. Y adhon
NJ M o.
- ~ A Il

tism, and the members of the club
and their guests will be out in full
force to hear her
Miss Augusta Daniel will meet her
class "On English Cathedrals.' We'd
nesday afternoon in the parlors of the
Woman's club.
The Dansant at Jefferson.
The members Of the Girls club of
Richmond will give the second of a
series of "the dansants" in the ball
room of the Jefferson hotel, Saturday
afternoon, January 31st, from 4:30 to
Z o'clock. The first OF these affairs
given by the Girls club Mt the Jeffer-
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At the Woman's Cub.

Virginia Day" will he celebrated
very delightfully."- at the Woman's club
this afternoon at o'clock, and inter-
estine program having been arranged
Mrs. Christopher Tompkins Is chair
man Of the afternoon, and Mrs. VIII
liam q. Stanard will read a paper en-
titled Men. Women and Ways Of
Other DAYS" Mrs Stanard Is a bril-
liant woman, possessing great maEne-
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The Virginian s
Free Shopping Service

First. The virginan will buy for you any article
mentioned advertised in The Virginian When
ordering anything The vrginian has published,
please give date Of issue and number Of page.
Second Enclose cheque to the cost Of the
articles you want you do not know exact COST send
approximate amount and tho balance, if any remains
after purchase, will Be refunded. Should the re-
mttance by chance be insufficient, The Virgnan will
notify you articles cannot be sent till the full amount
has been received.
Third Unless otherwise requested, articles seot
express collect When ordering small, light articles
include postage 50 that they may be mailed.
Fourth. Only by special arrangement will articles
be sent approval If you return them, your
mttance will be refunded but express charges both
ways will be at your expense
Fifth. The Virginian makes charge for its
vices All orders to be accompanied by the appro
pirate remittance
Sixth. When ordering garments be sure to state
size and give your preferences to style color and
material. Please your second choice when pos
sible.
Seventh The Virgnian employs expert shopper,
and patrons may rest assured that all orders will b"
placed with responsible firms.
Eighth. Please write your name and address very
legiby-and the forethought of those who write
but one side Of the paper is appreciated very much
A stamped envelope should b. ehcEsed when reply
is desired.
SHOPPING BUREAU
CARE THE VIRouIAH.-
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Just as We had settled down to the
straight silhouette along comes the tunic,
the pannier and rufies without number
with their added width to the hips to
upset 1t all.
All Of these will be worn the coming
season; In some instances the peplum,
coat-tail or ruf1e will be attached to the
blouse. but more often it IL a part Of the
skirt.
Sashes and belts also will continue
popular and there are many new ribbons
and silks designed almost entirely for
this purpose There are Roman stripes.
plaids, brocaded effects in bright Chin
csc colorings and dark. rich looking vel
ours. These sashes are wide, low and
loose.
In numbers S127-e151 crepe meteor 10
used for the skirt with the bodice and
oannier rufies ofnowered crepe dc Chine.
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j Johnson, Mrs william s. Royster. Mrs
w w DEFY, Miss Harriet Calhoun. of
Atlanta, and Miss Zadie Branch, of
Richmond"
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TO THE HIPS

The wide girfile is made OF 4 quaint,
patterned silk charmingly colored.
This skirt shows the peg-top design
with the addition of double rune which
may also be draped pannier fashion
To copy this frock in size 36the blouse
(s127) requires 27t yards OF 36-inch ma
terial; the skirt (S151l may be made in
size "a with Az yards of36-inch material
Number s122 shows an attractive newt
sleeve, q short full, pointed tunic and
smart vest.
"A figured chiffon is combined with =
charmeuse skirt.
This frock may be made In size %
with 81 yards Of 86-inch material
Number 81 27--sizes "a to ~.
Number 8151--sixes ~ to 30.
Number S1c2 sizes "a to ~
Each pattern Is cents -.
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Mr.. Greanor Neal was the recent
guest of Mr.. and Mrs. w. w. Chelf
of Culpeper.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-01-19

Miss Nell r. Wood, OF this city.
has been the guest OF friends In Am
herst.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-01-19

DR.. G. G. Painter of Pulaski is the
guest OF his son, at the Theological
seminary.
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Glen
This rainy weather is making the
gardens jump.

This rainy weather is making the
gardens jump.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bond Daniel. Mr..
and Mrs. Ray Calkins. Mr.. and
Mrs. Merriel Davenport and Mrs.
Davenport's sister and brother and
Gerald Calkins of Riverside passed
through here last week for an out
ing on Drift creek.
Miss Clare Moore gave a party
Saturday night which was well at
tended and all reported a fine time.
Leonard Grant of Harlan passed
through here Sunday on his way to
Toledo.
Road work has been delayed this
week on account uf rain.
Mrs. Will Randall is i'll this
week.
Rupert Stewart went to Eddy
vile Monday.
Asa Brown went to Elk City
Monday.
]. E. Crooks went to Toledo
Tuesday.
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Salado
Yell, We will wake up again.

Well, We will wake up again.
Salado is rather dull now as the
mill has shut down for the Summer
and the hands gone elsewhere.
Mort Hodges and wife have gone
to Hoskins for the Summer.
Mr.. and Mrs. R. Thomas and
VIM. Martin departed for Oregon
City Wednesday.
B. F. Grant was a visitor at Sal.
ado over night Wednesday. Mr..
Grant is circulating a petition to
the County Court to show the senti.
ments Of the people in the Big
Elk country towards the bonding
Of the county. This is a PROPOSE.
tibn that the people Of the county
should take great interest in as this
is debt that will be hard for the
overburdened taxpayers to raise in
too short time and we need some
good dirt roads before we think
of hard surface roads in this
county. Let the districts tina,
want the hard surface roads bono
their own districts.
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Portland Friday evening for q visit
at his home near here. He is
planning a trip to Honolulu in the
near future.
An oysterman's meeting was held
at Barnes cannery last Friday
afternoon to orgarize an OYSTER
mans association. Jos. Shermsr
was elected president. The next
meeting will be held June 22d,
Supt. Coin was visiting our
school last Thursday. The school
is preparing a program for Memof-
ial Day, to be given Friday after
noon.
MIR. aad Mrs.. Horner, Mr.. end
Mrs. Gilgrist and Mr.. and Mrs.
Ridgewav of Yaquina called on 7.
Dow ling's last SUNDAY evening.
Thos, Barker's mother, who came
here a short time ago for her
health, is not so well the last few
days.
Mrs. M. G. Shermer was called
to Corvallis last week by the serious
Illness of her sister, MIS-. Del Fol-
lett.
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West Yaquina

Miss Daisy Ferr is visiting
friends at Ona this week.
John Coovert and Gust Weber
came over from Ona Wednesday
evening.
The steamer Bsndon caused quite
an excitement around this part VI
the country.
Misses Myrtle Willis. Stella
Willis and X. V. Hanlon took the
Eighth Grade examination in ply
siology and all passed high.
Miss Leola Hewett is working a
Smiths restaurant.
John Coovert went to Toledo
Thursday on business.
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alerde each
Ting Associate

Our school here at Linville is
progressing nicely with Miss Kate
Shelley as teacher.
Henry Luthold is quite busy this
week putting in his crops and re-
pairing fences.
Dexter Twombly went to Bay
View Monday with the cream. He
is working for Mr.. Hagen this
spring.
There will be a big dance at Bay
View Tuesday night held at E. E.
Overs. There will be a number
from here go.
Albert Oakland end Joe Roselena
made a flying trip to Bay View
Thursday.
Mrs. Frank Huntsucker and Mrs,
Henry Luthold went to Bay View
Thursday and did some trading
with J. C. Barnes Co.
Bud Miller just arrived from
Denver. Colorado, and is an ole
schorl mate of Frank Huntsucker
He came in with Frank Saturda,
and stayed until Monday. They
had big time talking over ole
boyhood days.
Ole Olsen and Herbert Twombll
and son, Roy. went to Bay View
Saturday.
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Bayview

Percy Twomblv went up the
river to work for Jim Kent.
Robert Gienger, who has been
working for John Olson Of Linville,
returned home Saturday.
Roy Twombly, who has been en-
ployed at the Hagan ranch on Drift
creek, returned home Saturday
His brother. Dexter. went up to
take his place.
John Gienger was in Bay View
several days last week, waiting for
favorable weather to kill beef.
We are glad to hear that Miss
Lily Simonson, Miss Leona Prescott
and Edwin Oakland. who took the
Eighth Grade examination, passed
with flying colors.
Miss Alva Rossi completed very
successful term Of school Tuesday
A picnic was held at the school
house for the amusement of the
children. Miss Rossi will soon dc.
part for her home at Beaverton.
A farewell dance was given for
Miss Rossi and the Misses Edna and
Sophia Gienger at Dyers' Tuesday
night. They danced till davligh,
and everyone had a lovely time.
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appointed committee to attend
Court Thursday at Toledo.
Road Supervisor Hamar has been
at work near Juhn Adams place
making a grade.
Mrs. Iva Holacher and little
daughter, Eva, visited her uncle
and family at the Siletz Hotel for
few days the first of the week ,
returning to Toledo Wednesday. y
James +. Belcher. a newspaper
correspondent, visited Siletz We'd
nesday and gathered up news about
the Indian for publication. He re-
turned to Lus Angeles Thursday
morning.
'Tis rumored that M. S. Collins
has leased his sawmill and it will
start up in a few days. after lying
idle for over two years. This will
surely be a good thiag as the peo.
ole are forced to haul lumber from
Toledo at present or do without.
W. S. Hall and wife were ex.
uected home in their new auto, hui
have not put in their appearance al
yet. The rains must have made il
impossible to get over Pionee,
Mountain.
Lester Waugh was over from To,
ledo couple of days on business
c. s. Davis returned from Port
land Monday evening.
a Grant King sold a load of hog
to Lester Waugh Saturday and de.
livered them to roleLo.
! A number of Salmon River In
dians came up to visit friends a
Siletz for a few days this week.
P. H. Elting was in Siletz or
business Tuesday from Uppe
Farm.
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Little Elk

Nice Summer showers and gar
dens are growing,
II. o. Bovnton is building large
barn On his ranch. He will but in
a small dairy next Summer.
". J. Cline is getting ready to
move onto the old Hyde place, as
Mr.. Weimer is going to live on his
place which MIR. Cline has had
rented for the last three years.
S. 7. Loudon went over to Har-
Ian last Monday on business, re-
turning home Tuesday.
W. +. Wakefield went to Toledo
Tuesday TO attend County Court,
which convenes Wednesday.
G. W. Crocser is repairing and
building sUme new fence this week.
Miss Nina Gleason Of Woodburn.
Who has been visiting her sister,
Mrs. S. T. Loudon for the past
week. returned home Wednesday.
Mrs. Loudon and son, Kenneth, &C.
companied her.
The Grange picnic held at Eddy
vile Nav % was a great success in
every wav. Owing to the rain in
the morning, the crowd was not SO
large as it would have been. The
program committee is very thank
ful to the band boys for their as.
sistance and also to Miss Snyder of
Toledo for the numbers she gave.
The following program was given
Music, by Toledo Band. Recita.
tion, "The Vegetable Chorus" Ansi
Sets. Song. -Four Seasons" Ed.
dvville Grange. Recitation, "The
Little Seamstress" Mariory Cline,
Recitation. when Pa Was Little
Boy" Richard Girdler. Recitation.
Sisters Best Feller" Kenneth
Loudon. Recitation. "The 1914
Fair" Irene Magee. The Little
Army. Primary Class. Music, To-
ledo Band. Solo, Miss Nettie Sny.
der. Recitation, Mr.. Eagy. Reel
tation. "The Family Cow" Law
renee Mcbride. Song, "Stay on
the Farm" Grange. Then the
speaking by Mr.. and Mrs. French.
Their talks were enjoyed by all,
and after the speaking the dinner
Well. anyone would have to psrtake
of it to get any idea of what il
was like. Then came the ball game
between the Toledo High School
and the Eddyvile boys. The game
was interesting from start to finish
and at the end Of the sixth inning
the score stood 5 to II in favor OF
the Eddyville boys. The contests
consisted Of foot races. jumping
three legged races, old mems race
fat womcn's rece and other con
tests which were enjoyed by all
and all went home rejoicing.
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OysterviNe

Strawberry picking began at
Peter Shermer's last Monday.
Quite a number of crates were
picked, although the weather has
been too cold and rainy to ripen
much.
Mrs. Bessie Shcrmer entertained
a number Of young folks her
home Sunday. All went to Toledo
in afternoon to see the steamer
Bandon.
Mr.. Woods and family have
moved into Mr.. Margson's house
known as the Old Lewis Place.
Welcome into our midst.
Miss Gussie Greil spent Monday
in Toledo.
Henry Christensen arrived from
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could not take when they moved.
Mrs. Lester January and children
are visiting at the W. W. January
home.
Chas Callahan went out on Fri
days stage on his way to Joseph.
Eastern Oregon.
On the 25th a meeting of the
taxpayers Of this precinct was held
at the postofiice for the purpose of
talking ever the bonding PROPOSE
Jion.
B. F. Grant. P. II. Martin and
Smith Allison were sent as a COM
mittee to TCledu to be present on
the 2Sth.
a MIR. Howe of Waldport and Mr..
Oglesby are visiting MIR. and Mrs.
Fitzcharles.
Joe Frady is on the sick list this
week.
P H. Martin aud W. S. Koontz
went to Corvallis 20 act as witness
es for Mr.. Thomas the 9th. Mr..
Thomas is committing on his Spout
creek homestead.
Quite a let Of donation work
was done this week on the road
from Harlan to Drift creek, under
the direction of Road Master
Grant.
The May showers have put 6
bread smile on the farmers faces a.
they watch the crops grow.
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Riverside V
What is a garden without rain?

What is a garden without rain?
Mrs. W. W. Grant and Mrs. r..
l.. Calkins were visiting at Bear
Creek the first of the week.
Miss Devenport, Miss Gillett ard
Master Gillett of Corvallis arc
visiting their brother and sister,
MIR. and Mrs. G. M. Davenport.
3 Poor old Glen was surprised and
broken hearted to see about two
thirds of Riverside alight in their
midst last Thursday. The crowd
reported a good time.
A surprise party wos given at
MIR. and Mrs. w. II. Daniels last
Tuesday in honor Of Mrs. Daniels
birthday. Several wagon loads Of
people arrived in time for dinner
and SOME did not arrive till after
dinner. but all had a jolly good
time. After the excellent dinner
the women returned to their faith
full duty-of talking-and the men
played ball and did athletic stunts
till evening. when the guests re-
turned home very happy.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. I. Calkins are
visiting at Mr.. and Mrs. VIM.
Darnley's 0f Toledo this week.
Mrs. C.. C. Lane made a flying
trip to Elk City Wednesday.
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Chitwood

Mrs. Anna Hart of Toledo is
spending this week visiting friends
and relatives near here.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Jacobson left
for Forest Grove Wednesday to
attend the Adventist csmpmeeting
at that place.
Mrs. E. L. Gear and son, Leon,
left Monday for q place in Cali.
fornia where they expect to make
their future home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Rowe have
gone back to Wren to spend a few
days. .,-- !,
Mrs. Ruth Critser left for he,
home at Oregon City one day last
week.
Mrs. Maud Smith is quite sick
DR.. Newth came in from Philomatt
to see her Monday.
Sondre Romtvedt came up from
Toledo Saturday on a business trir
Died-At his home near Chitwood
May &c. 1914. Mr.. Thomas Reed
after an Illness lasting severa
weeks, passed away. Funeral ser
vices were held at the ChitwooC
cemetery, where he was laid to resi-
Wednesday afternoon. He leave!
a wife, two children and severa
grandchildren to mourn his loss.
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Fatal
to MIR. Sparks

Eddyville, May 25, l9l4.-To the
Leader: j. c. Sparks. living one
mile west of Eddy, lille who was
pored by a bull on the 18th inst,
died on the 18th Of May, after
suffering nine days.
Mr.. Sparks was born in Mans
field. Ohio. in 1855. and had lived
near Eddyville three years.
He is survived by a wife and
seven children, as follows: Ar
thus. Mary Howard, Chester. Helen.
Jean and Mrs, Flora Young Of Los
Arg lies, California.
The family was were all present
OF the time Of his death.
MIR. Sparks was n kind neighbor,
always having a pleasant word for
everyone.
he moved from the state of
Ohio whith bis parents 80 Missouri
when he was q small boy and there
grew to manhood where he met
and marted Helen B. Arnold, who
remains with the seven children
to mourn his loss. In his early
youth he was member Of the
Methodist Episcopal church and
died at the age vf 90 years. 2
months and Z days, fully trusting
in his Master.
Tho funeral services were held
at the home Wednesday, Rev.
Davenport officiating. The floral
displays were grand. Many friends
and neighbors from the different
sections were present to pay their
last respect to u noble man.
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= Wallace Miller was down from
Pioneer last Sunday.
Miss Luree Schlecht was a pas
senger for Portland this morning.
Fred Wagner and james Hiland
Of Nortons were in this city yes
terday.'
Prof. S. h. Ports entertained the
grammar school graduates Tuesday
evening with a banquet.
Mrs j. +. Stewart returned from
McMinnyille Sunday, where she
had been as a delegate to tho Re-
beksh convention.
Vincent Wsntock was sentenced
TO two years in the Federal prison,
for the murder of Robert Wiley,
at Upper Farm last December.
The city was full of prominent
men from various parts of the
county yesterday, who we're here 4,
attend the road meeting held by
the County Court.
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C)na

Miss Daisy Ferr of West YaQuini
is visiting Mis- Hetcr Hill thil
week.
Lloyd Commons visited a the
Arnold ranch Sunday.
w. C. Weber helped Joe Lissy
move his house Friday.
II, II. Cook and son. Fred, were
at Waldport Monday.
John Coovert was q Yaquina Wis
itor Monday.
Mrs. s. C.. Denny visited at the
Selby ranch Wednesday.
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Linville

We are having quite a lot of
rain here now, but the farmers all
smile when they take a look at
thsir crops.
Mrs. Donald Higgins went to
Portland Monday where she will
visit friends and take in the Rose
Carnival for u week or ten days,
then she will r.turn TO her home
ut Linville.