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Forster Gronseth and son, George,
were in Blackduch on Monday.
a o. p. Stene and children were in
Blackjack on Tuesday.
Quite a crowd gathered at the
home of Herman Thorn Wednesday
night and popped and strung corn
made and filled candy bags for the
Christmas tree.
Christmas exercises were given at
Miss Myers school in the southern
part of town, on Friday afternoon
and Miss Myers left in the evening
for her home to spend the holidays.
The annual Christmas tree and ex-
ercises were given ait the Winan
school Friday evening, both schools
participating in an interesting pro-
gram. Henry Swartz acted as Santa
Claus. Instead of spending all the
money for the Christmas tree the
committee thought it best to put
some of it to more practical use
and so overshoes were bought for
needy children.
A number from here were in
Blackjack on Saturday.
Miss Corinne Costello left on Sat-
urday to spend her holidays at her
home.
Mrs. Rose Cossetnine is visiting
her sister, Mrs. Herman Thorne
Miss Nellie G. Shaw arrived home
on Saturday evening to spend her va
cation.
Rev. Mclean preached at the WI
nan school on Sunday morning.
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Frank Coleman was a visitor at
Rose Hill Friday.
Jim Thornhill was up from Hamre
calling on Fred Cord.
Miss Florico Plummer, Mae Web
ster and Alice Chilgren, our three
teachers, are getting up an entertain
ment for Thursday evening at Cor
don hall. An interesting program is
promised.
Miss Florice Plummer leaves Fri
day for her home in Bemidji to pass
the holidays.
Judge Evans and Ed Fosburg tu-
toed to Cass Lake Monday.
Albert Otto is clearing for Mr..
Raaen.
Gilbert Raaen is gathering weas-
els
George Carlson caught fine fisher
the other day.
Mrs. Jack Doss is going to spend
Christmas in Minneapolis with her
sister.
Hilda Westland, Carl Larson and
Alice Chilgren kere at Rose Hill Sat
urday, calling on Mr.. and Mrs. Guy
Nair.
Tom Webster is home for the hol-
idays.
Hedmar Raaen is spending the
winter at Audubon.
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KELL1HER SCHOOL NOTES.

Darrell Eaton is "a new pupil in the
fourth grade.
Florence NyQuist was absent last
week on account Of sickness. -.
The sixth and seventh grade made
calendars last week.
All the rooms hove fine Christmas
decorations.
Miss Fossum has a new pupil in
the first grade, Earl Turner. =
Miss Brondby has three new4pupils
now. They are Sherman Turner, in
the second grade, Jay Turner, in the
third grade and Clayton Eaton: in the
third grade
Miss Pennies room sent Christmas
greetings to Mrs. Carl Jones (Miss
Marjarie Knox and Miss Harris.
Alice, Nina and Charles Tozier
wede sick last week.
The fourth and fifth grades have
been making Christmas decorations.
School closed the 21st of December
for the Christmas holidays. 1t will
open again on the seventh day of
January.
The high school play, LAS the Twig
Is Bent, was given at the Pastime
theatre Friday evening to acrowded
house. The entertainment was a
huge success. The receipts were
$102.15. Five auto loads of people
from Saum school and vicinity ar
rived early. A number of people
from Waskish and Belle also attended
The whole performance was a credit
to the Kelliher school.
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Saum crowd have highly praised the
entertainment of the Kelliher. stu
dents. Saum congratulate her sis
ter school on its dramatic ability,
and hopes for more such friendly
meetings in the future.
Archie Stortroen has returned
home from Climax. ii
The many friends of Mr.. and Mrs.
Stortroen are sorry to learn OF the
serious illness of their son, William,
now in western Canada. There has
been no news for a few days, and that
is construed to be good news. We
all hope he will soon be well again.
The Saum Sunday school gave a
Christmas program on Sunday, Dec
%. There was large attendance,
and a nice time had. 1t was voted
to continue the Suday school and
Miss Alvira Fossum was reelected
Superintendent, with Prof. Hankey as
assistant, and Miss Johanna Dolgaard
as secretary, and Arthur Krogseng
treasurer.
At a school board meeting Thurs
day, a new engine was ordered Tor
the school. The old motor finally re-
fused to co., and school cannot open
till, the new one is installed. =,
Two of the new school BUSES were
tried out this week and they are
found highly satisfactory, judged by
the happy finding of the children as
a jury. i
The Norwegian Ladies' Aid held a
sale and basket supper at the home
of John Anderson at Foy last Sat-
urday night. Il
!. Miss Maria Krogseng arrived home
from Bemidji on Friday evening: She
is a student in the high school there;
: Glenn Squires visited the Saum
school last Wednesday.
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Mrs. T. J. Wright and son Lee,
were Bemidji shoppers Friday.
Miss Inez Butler and Mrs. Olive
Wentworth, of Turtle River, visited
with Miss Alice Butler from Thurs
day to Saturday.
Miss Alice Butler and pupils enter
tanned patrons and friends with
Xmas program Friday evening.
The program given by Miss Edna
Wright and Miss Ontosh at the Riv-
erside school was we'll attended.
Mrs. Frost and son Ferris did
Christmas shopping at Bemidji Fri
day.
Maude Wright. a Bemidji high
school student, is spending her two
weeks vacation with her parents, Mr..
and Mrs. T. J. Wright.
Clinton Skinner Sundayed with the
Cox brothers at the John Rassies
home
Miss Edna Wright who teaches the
Boot Lake school Is at home for the
holidays.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. H. Skinner spent
Sunday with H. S. Stitwell and fam
ilq.
Henry Miller has departed the
buildings on his farm west of Edge
wood school house, and has crew
of men cutting box wood.
The two weeks old son of Mr.. and
Mrs. C. W. Kingsbury passed away
Friday evening after few days ILL
ness. Burial was made at lockwood
cemetery. Friends and neighbors
tender their sincere sympathy to the
bereaved parents.
A big Xmas program was given
at the Woodman hall by the schools
of Miss johnson and Miss Barboo and
the lockwood Sunday school, Sat
urday evening. A packed house en-
toyed- the entertainment.
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a7 Conrad Braaten who has been
working in Minneapolis for some time
returned last Friday to spend Christ
mas with his parents. The trip was
made by auto.
,sMr.sand Mrs. Ben Cooper and fam
ilyaspent Sunday at the S. X. Braat-
en- home.
There will be Christmas tree and
program at the Aardal church on
Thursday, December ~. Everybody
welcome.
Mr.. and Mrs. Rob Roberts were
Bemidji visitors Thursday.
Idolph Braaten returned Monday
from Duluth to spend Christmas with
the home folks.
s. X. Braaten sawed wood for Rob
Roberts Saturday.
A son was born to Mr.. and Mrs. G.
Haberle on Dec. 5.
Canard and Melvin Braaten were
Bemidji visitors Monday.
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John Mckee started to work Mon
day at Bagley's camp at Dahrs Sid
ing.
Arthur M. Grape was a Wilton
business visitor Tuesday. = Z r.
r. B. Hayes started Monday ON his
wood saving campaign.
Mi. and Mrs. Ole Jacobson were
Puposky business visitors Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. James F. Hayes were
business visitors at Pinewood Mon
day.
Peter Welter was a Wilton business
visitor Tuesday.
Mrs. Bertha Thompson and son,
Oscar, were Bemidji visitors Friday.
Mi. and Mrs. Angus Becker and
family were guests at the home OF Mr..
and Mrs. John Erickson, Sunday.
Charles Mckee was Bemtdjt visit
or Saturday. :.'.'> ',@"'-.~v
Mrs. Joseph Tisdell was Puposky
visitor Saturday.
The Deer Lake school closed Friday
for one week.
Miss Ruth Owen left Friday for
her home in Alexandria, Mimi, where
she will spend the holidays with her
parents.
Richard Kelm was a Bemidji visit
or Saturday. =
A, J. Ruggsvan and sons, Elmer
and Haakon, were Bemidu visitors
Saturday.
i Mrs. Champy Pietri was Bemidji
visitor Saturday.
Ole jacobson was a Wilton visitor
Friday. :
The Long Lake school closed Sat
urday and Miss Baney. the teacher,
will spend the holidays with her par
ents In Bemidji. !,
Joseph Tisdell transacted business
in Bemidji Saturday.
John Erickson was Bemtdji bust
ness visitor Saturday.
r. b. Hayes was Bemidji busi-
ness visitor Saturday.
The pupils in teh Long Lake school
have been quite enthusiastic selling
red cross seals this year. Mary T1s-
dell sold the most with Walter Pierce
a close second.
Melvin Jacobson finished the
school term with perfect attendance.
Edith Hayes has been present every
day but has had q couple OF tardy
marks. Karen Ruggsvan, Esther
Hayes and Elf Dj0nne finished the
term with one absent mark.
Everett Wynne arrived Saturday
and will spend Xmas with Mrs:
Wynne and her parents, MIR. and
Mrs. Ole Jacobson.
Mrs. James F. Hayes visited the
Deer Lake school Thursday.
Misses Edith and Agnes Jacobson.
Bemidji high school students, arrived
home Saturday.
Mrs. Bird Church and James F.
Hayes were Deer Lake school visit
ors Friday.
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A pretty double wedding took place
at the home of Mr. and Mrs. H. E..
Flora, near Turtle River, December
20, when their daughter, Wilma,
was united in marriage to William
Gallagher and their son, Paul, to
Miss Ruth Kingery of Greene, Iowa.
Mr.. Gallagher is we'll known in
this community having spent most
of his life in the vicinity of Turtle
River. Mr.. Flora is a prosperous
young farmer of Greene, Iowa, at
which place he and his wife will
make their home. The ceremony
was performed by the Rev. Earl l..
Flora of Turtle River, brother to
two of the contracting parties.
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School closed on Friday for two
weeks vacation.
A large represen tation of Saum
school students went to Kelliher on
Friday night to hear the play given
by the Kelliher high school. The
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News From CORR p@md@lat@|


o. A. Raae lneft for Audubon
Monday.
Polk County observer. (Monmouth, Polk County, Or.) 1888-1927, 1917-01-12

games and music. The following were
present; Mr.. and Mrs. L. Grice. Mr.
and Mrs. VIM. Bouffleur, MIR. and
Mrs. ). R. Chapman, Mr.. and Mrs
J. c. Cannoy, Mr.. and Mrs. J. w
Summons, Mr.. and Mrs. G.. W. Nc
Dowell, Mr.. and Mrs. T. W. Wilson,
Mrs. Chloe Seymour, Mrs. Minnie
Schwartz, Mrs. Hattie Edwards, Mrs.
y. =. Fry, Misses Mary SCHNEIDER,
Eta Cannoy, Flora Grice, Irma Sim
mons, Mildred Simmons, Mable Por-
ter, Osie Grice, Ethel Mcdowell, Myr-
tie Wilson, Mable Wilson, Florence
st. Pierre, Ida Edwards, Mary St.
Pierre, Rosa M. Grice, Messrs. Albert
Warren, Edward Warren, Albert
Boufflenr, Turfeld SCHNEIDER, Harold
SCHNEIDER, Sam Chapman, Dick
Pearce, Glen Southwick, Robert Ad-
ans, Herman Fry, George Adams, Ir-
vim Simmons, Jim Best, Charlie Ad-
ans, Clarence Adams, James Butler,
Noah Kessel, John Cavitt, Kenneth
Edgar, Gene Southwick and Ammon
Grice.
Polk County observer. (Monmouth, Polk County, Or.) 1888-1927, 1917-01-12
AIRLIE

Howard Bushman of Hoskins wa
caller here Wednesday.
} c. V. johnson made business tril
ito Salem the first of the week.
ID. A. Simpson was down from hi
ranch on Edwards Creek Monday.
A song recital was given at thu
hall Saturday night by Miss Tartar
of Corvallis. 1t was well attended.
| The camp fire girls met at the home
of Mrs. c. V. johnson on Monday
evening.
Mr.. Tiffany, superintendent of the
Valley & Siletz, was a business call
er Tuesday.
W. P. Williams was an Indepen-
dence business visitor on Monday.
An Espee repair crew is at work
here enlarging the turn table so the
gas cars can turn here.
Davis & Webber loaded out car
load of railroad ties Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. I. F. Weneart visit
ed his father, John Weneart, last
Sunday.
2. A. French made business trip
to Monmouth and Independence on
Wednesday.
j. M. Simpson has ordered car
load Of tile which he expects to lay
on his farm this spring.
K. H. French spent several days in
Independence last week.
X. FL. French and son expect to
ship carload of hogs to the Port
land market this week.
G.. A., Conn attended the boxing
contest in Independence last Friday
night.
Miss Crump was in Eugene several
days last week visiting with an un-
Gle, who was there from Minnesota.
A. C. Guyer was in Dallas having
some dental work attended to last
Friday and Saturday.
High school was dismissed on We'd
nesday because the principal had to
take his wife to Salem for medical
attention.
j. F. Ulrich made a business trip
to Independence Wednesday.
Harry Williams of Hoskins is Wis
iting here with his brother, Hugh
Williams, who was hurt in a runaway
last October and has not been able to
get out yet.
R. M. Fowle was business visitor
in Dallas last week.
Polk County observer. (Monmouth, Polk County, Or.) 1888-1927, 1917-01-12
FALLS CITY SCHOOLS.

Under the principalship of Mr.. 81.
Fl. Lowe, pupils of the grades and
students of the high school of Falls
City are doing exceptional work. Not
only is this true of the regular rou-
tine of work but also of other school
activities. The orchestra, under the
leadership of Treval Powers, encour-
aged and ably managed by Mr.. Lowe,
is greeted with enthusiasm at public
gatherings. All who have listened to
their rendering of "The Birth Of
Nation" are more than pleased.
The spirit Of athletics has been SO
instilled into the minds Of the pupils
that they anxiously await the coming
of spring when organized teams Of
basketball and baseball begin their
practice work.
As a result of the cooperation Of
school and people of Falls City, a
community Christmas was celebrated.
Through this, the children were given
confidence to appear in public, very
necessary training which could be
gained in no other way. The com
munity is looking forward with pleas
ure to the presentation Of a high
school play in the near future.
Probably the most noticeable work
being done in the school is that Of
the teacher training class. Mr.. Lowe,
as their teacher, has systematized the
work in all its phases and has pro-
NOTED a spirit Of efficiency SO that do
sirable results are being obtained.
The student body government, or
yanized last year, is also being sue
'essfully carried on under the pres
mt management.
To any one who visits the school,
he dominant characteristics is the
pIendid attitude each child has to-
yard his work and teacher. But best
( all is the cooperation Of the teach
ng force. Due TO this, system, the
'romoter Of success, is being deyel-
ped throughout the school.
Polk County observer. (Monmouth, Polk County, Or.) 1888-1927, 1917-01-12
BUENA VISTA

Mr.. and Mrs. Jess Tau are spend
ing a few days in Salem.
The many friends of Mrs. ]. E.
Harmon will be glad to know that she
is at home from the hospital and do
ing nicely.
Rev. John Burns Of Rickreall
preached in the Evangelical church
Sunday and Rev. Atkinson of the M.
E. church of this place held service
at Mountain View.
The high school basketball team
to Independence Friday ev-
ening and defeated that high school
team BY a score Of 21-16. After the
game the high school girls entertain
ed the boys with a luncheon which
was greatly appreciated.
Mrs. 7. d. McClain has returned
from a visit in Seattle, Wash.
A number Of young folks surprised
Ray Grounds Wednesday evening with
a taffy pull party at his home north
Of town. The evening was very en-
ioyably spent playing games and pull
ing taffy.
Ray Grounds left Thursday for
Berkeley, California, where he will at
tend the Leland Stamford university
He viii take the law course.
Claude Mccarty Of Spokane, Wash
Is spending a few days with his par
ents. Mr.. and Mrs. Tom McCarty.
Charlie Hall Of Portland is spend
ing a few days with Mr.. and hrs. I'd
pr~ther.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dickson and famil
Polk County observer. (Monmouth, Polk County, Or.) 1888-1927, 1917-01-12
WILDWOOD

Precious and Anson Price, John
Fry and Stella Mason were on the
sick list last week.
j. V. Mason was a caller at the
Hoskins home last week.
Andy Ayers was business caller
in this neighborhood recently. Mr.
Ayers has sold his interest in the
store at Kings Valley and is expect
ing to go to Eugene and start in the
store business at that place.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. D. Fry visited
with Mr.. and Mrs. J. F. Leigh Sun
day.
The Valley & Siletz road has re-
sumed its work after having been
closed down for the holidays.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. F. Leigh took din
ner with Mr.. and Mrs. Levi Oleman
Sunday.
Polk County observer. (Monmouth, Polk County, Or.) 1888-1927, 1917-01-12
GREENWOOD

Mr.. and Mrs. Elmer Yarnell, old
time residents of this place, are now
living in East Portland.
Albin Becker and Lee Roberts are
furnishing the Marion hotel at Salem
with eggs. The boys ship 70 dozen per
week.
Mr.. Sanderson and daughter, Alma,
were Independence visitors last Tues
day.
Mr.. and Mrs. Johnnie Walker were
visitors at the Huntley home last
Sunday. 4,
Road Supervisor ]. W. Underwood
is running a scraper over the ROADS
which smoothes them in good shape
Manley Martin butehered hogs last
Tuesday. E. II. Brown butehered two
beeves the same day.
Miss Clara Martin Of Salem visited
with her parents at this place for
a couple of days this week
Mr.. Wooden and family will move
to Black Rock the last Of this week,
where he has employment in a logging
camp.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Young OF lnde-
pendence we're over Sunday visitors
with the formers parents Of this
plsee. Mr.. and Mrs. John Young.
W. o. Morrow ATTENDED 'he farm
ers, short course at o. A. c.
Mr.. Bigelow, a former resident O.
this plsee. was a caller here lasi
Tuesday.
Polk County observer. (Monmouth, Polk County, Or.) 1888-1927, 1917-01-12
MOUNTAIN v1Ew-PoPCoRN

Mrs. Joe Yates, who has been Wis
iting with her praents, Mr.. and Mrs
Frank Wilson, returned to her home
in Portland Monday.
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Koehn are the
happy parents of baby girl, born
Wednesday, January 8.
Mrs. Mary Wilson and daughter
Nan, are visiting friends in Dallas.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jack White have NOV
ed out to their farm.
Mrs. D. S. Adams and Mrs. JET
ferys visited Mr.. and Mrs. A. II.
Southwick Monday.
William Smart has returned from
Santa Ana, California, where he has
been visiting relatives. ,
Mr.. and Mrs. G. R. Adams and
family have the sympathy of the
in the death of their
little Josephine Ely
who died Monday. The body was
taken to Morgan by the father, and
will be buried by the side Of the
mother. who died in August. She
was five months old.
Victor Lynch was delightfully."- sur
nrised on Wednesday evening, in hon.
pr Of his birthday. Games were en-
loved until late hour and refresh.
nsnts were served. Those present
we're. Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Lynch
M. and Mrs. Fred Norwood, MISS
8 Mae Lynch, vesta Gardner, Eliz-
,beth Deal, Esther Bailey Mary
Myrtle Wilson, Rosa Grlee
Table Wilson. Messrs. Fred Wilson,
4IaD In southwick, AmmOn Grice, We,
tor 5lr1 Iyneh, Albert SCHNEIDER, TuIfield
Harry Lynch, Albert bouI-
leur. Walter Johnston.
A peuuy social was held at the
"a : of Mr.. and Mrs L. Gniee Jan
,sry ,s 5. the supper being served IN
~ .fs,sr;a styIe. Nine dollars was tax
= n. the proceeds going to the min
-ter. The evening was spent In
Polk County observer. (Monmouth, Polk County, Or.) 1888-1927, 1917-01-12
Southern Pacific May Build.

An Oregon City dispatch in sun
days papers announces that various
rights Of way down the west side Of
the Willamette river have been trans
ferred in deeds TO the Southern Pacific,
which leads 10 the belief that the rail-
road company eontemplates the con-
siruction Of a two or four-traek line
from Portland TO Salem soon on the
west side Of the river. The present
main line is full Of curves and mn
necessarily long. Announcement was
made BY the Espee some four years
ago that such a move was eontemplat-
ed, two Of the tracks TO be used for
electrically operated trains ami tvs
= for steam trains
Polk County observer. (Monmouth, Polk County, Or.) 1888-1927, 1917-01-12

university after spending the holiday.
with home folks. Miss Alice Scbind.
Ter of Salem and Wilber Phillips Of
Hood River also spent the week al
the Barker home.
Mr.. and Mrs. R. Shepard of Port
land were guests last week at The
home OF their son, R. C. Shepard.
Miss Pauline Remington of Salem
is the guest of Mrs. ]. f. Purvine.
Miss Ethel Holloway of Portland is
visiting Miss Greta Phillips.
Mrs. Walter Looney and baby of
Estacada, spent the holidays here
with the Looney and Holland fami.
Mrs. Looney was formerly Miss
Lillian Holland.
L. M. Purvine is spending a few
weeks in California While he is
away Mrs. Purvine is visiting in Sa-
lem.
Mrs. P. F. Clarke, who has been
seriously i'll with la grippe, is stead
lily improving.
Mrs. j. c. Zinser and daughters.
Dorothy and Marion of Hyson, Wash.
arrived Saturday to visit Mrs. DON
mel Crawford, Miss Dorothy Zinser
returning Monday to her duties as
school teacher, while the others will
spend week longer here.
Morten Mortensen of Salem visited
last week at Frank Crawford's.
Polk County observer. (Monmouth, Polk County, Or.) 1888-1927, 1917-01-12
BALLSTON

DIR. Harriatt, the magnetic healer
who has been stopping with Mrs. E
B. Woody, left for Portland Tues
day.
The Watkins man from McMinn
vile was through here this week with
his medicines and extracts. He die
a big business with the grip cure.
E. L. Sechrist shipped out three
carloads of wheat this week. Cars are
coming faster now.
Bert Brooks was a business visitor
in Salem Monday.
Bah Brooks has gone to Mil city
to work in the sawmill.
VIM. Hills father was a Sheridan
visitor Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hager are working
for VIM. Clanfeld instead OF Mr.. and
Mrs. Hayes as was reported IN last
weeks Ballston correspondence.
Mrs. Luce visited Mrs. George Ball
Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Clark, Mr.. and
Mrs. Del Clark and little son spent
last Sunday at the Henry Clark home
Lawrence Fudge left Sunday fol-
Corvallis, where he is attending U. A.
C.
Mrs. E. B. Woody, who has been
very i'll with the grip, is able to be
about again. Her many friends are
glad to note her improvement.
DR.. Harriatt was a pleasant caller
at the O. Reynolds home last Sunday
Bryan Grug, who has been visiting
his parents at Salem and his broth
ers and sister in Ballston, has return
ed to Butte, Montana, where be Il
working in mine. !,
Cliff Ball came up from Portland
Tuesday to spend a few days WIN
his family.
Mr.. and Mrs. Gerald Tillery spent
Sunday with friends in Wiliamina'
Kirk Connor, who is staying on
the place of his brother, N. M Con-
ner, during the absence OF the la..
ter and his family in California, was
a visitor in town Tuesday with MS
sister, Mrs. E. B. WOodley.
Miss Carolyn KOyl returned pun
day from Eugene and was able 70 re-
sume her work in the Ballston senOOiS
...ho-
Miss Wallace, the primary teaenei
Is i'll at her home in Willamins an
unable to teach this week. Mrs. "AiO
Hull is in charge Of her room.
Maude Bennett has returned 70 nei
home in Portland where sne Is ~
tending Reed college .,,.+l
LC. Bennett went to Portland iSs'
Sunday. Part.
land Monday for a short stay !