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St. Johnsbury Caledonian. (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1920-1920, 1920-04-28
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their annual meeting and election OF
officers Wednesday night. The same
officers as last year were elected.
MI and Mrs. J. +. Jock from Lyn-
donville were Sunday visitors at B.
+. Humphreys.
A. d. Gibson, Charlie Knapp ana
J. c. Lucia we're business visitors in
St. Johnsbury Wednesday.
Mrs. Jesse Drew from WoodSvilln
N. H., who has been visiting her par
cnts, Mr.. and Mrs. Charlie Knapp,
! has commenced her school at Ne
wark Hollow. Mr.. Drew was hc'c
/ for the week end.
Flora Barber was home from hc''
! work at Lyndonvillc for the week
end.
Mr.. and Mrs. Asa Hunter and chit
drcn were Sunday visitors at the
home of her brother, W. H. Cole.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edwin Hough, were
Sunday visitors at the home OF her
mother, Mrs. Sarah Houghton in
| East Lyndon.
his throat Friday.
Little Muriel Breasseau of Lyndon-
Vile is visiting her grandparents W.
and Mrs. Joseph Dcnonville. =,
The "Sunshine Class" have Sociai
at the vcstry Tuesday evening, ana
elect their officers for the coming
year.
Martha Shaw Of Sutton is working
for Mrs. Fred Farmer.
Robert Godding returned Sunday
afternoon from Nashua, N. H., aha
found his mother very low.
Ernest Warren of West Burke wa
Il business visitor at Mountain View
Farms Monday.
Rev. J. @. Angel attended Mctho-
dist conference at Springfield, VT.
last week returning home Monday
Mr.. and Mrs. Oscar Beck from
St. Johnsbuly were week end visitors
at the home of her parents, M
and Mrs. V. l.. James.
Fley Gibson was home from her
school at Lyndon Corner for the
week end.
Mrs. Angel and daughter, Mamon'
were business visitors in st. johns
bury Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Carl Colby of Lyn-
don Corner were Sunday visitors at
A. B. Colby's.
Mrs. Gilbert has been better for tie
past week.
Miss Mabel Kelley of the Woman''
Farm Bureau gave a demonstration
on millinery at the church vcstry
Wednesday afternoon. Eighteen la
dies attended the meeting.
Mrs. May Gibson and son. Clyde OF
Lyndonville were Sunday visitors at
George Phillips.
Mr.. Berwick of Sheffield is clcrkinE'
for Webster and Kelley.
Mrs. Dennis Davis is better ami
around the house some. ~, /.
Rev. MI. Suitor from Irasburg has
'ecp.hifed for this year by the Con-
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1920-1920, 1920-04-28
WEST DANVILLE

&. +. Hastings and son, Ralph
spent last Tuesday III St. JohnSburA
Mrs. Henry Clifford was at ST
Johnsbuly Tuesday.
Scott Gibson dropped ii stitch in
his back and is confined to the house.
The children are also i'll with the
measles.
MI. and Mrs. Gcrgc Allies were IL
st. Johnshuly, Monday.
MI. and Mrs. Ed Hastings OF
Waterford visited at his brothers,,
Gilbert Hastings. last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Burnett were
business visitors at St. Johnsbulv
last Friday.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1920-1920, 1920-04-28

Miss Esther Brown has rcturne
' from Poughl.epsic, n. V, where sh
: has been for some time and is visiin
her mother, Mrs. Frank Curtis an
Mr.. Frank CT rts at the farm for tn
present.
Charles Spa ulding was in Vii
loughby last week with the L. S
Bobbin and Shuttle Co.'S plant.
Mr.. and Mrs Rem Gee and Mastc
Clifford movce. last week from Silsby
! lands falmho, sc to- the boardin.
house at the |. S. Be bbin and Shut
tie Co.'S mill in the North part of til.
, town and Mrs. Gee will have charge
of the boarding OF the men durin:,
the season.
Mr.. and Mrs. Pei cScau OF Shirley.
Mass, were recent guests of Mr.. and
Mrs. S. c. Smith.
Mr. Sweeney Of. PlattSburg, N. v.
was IL business; vis,tor to the Luncn-
burg Mfg Co., Inst week Wednesday,
Howard W. Il, c. held the regular
meeting in g. a. Il. hall on Tuesday
evening, April 20. In the absence on
account of illness OF Mrs. Minnie Ball
the president, thd chair was taken by
senior vice. Mrs Belle Lewis, who
did the work cilic iently. : At the next
May 4h, each member is
on committee fo!' Good of the Ordc"
and may choose her own stunt. This
Corps has the largest number Of
members at the present time since OF
eanization and it is hoped that Il larg-
rr proportion of members will attend
he meetings during the coming
months.
Mrs. Irving Go;S has returned from |
st. .o'lnsbury where she has been fo"
,cvcini weeks caring for the family of
ler daughter, Mrs. Charles Emery
Who has been very ill in Blightlook
Hospital. MIS-. Emery has now re- J
urncd to her home and is GONZALES
emit
Master Dana Nichols fell from Il
lay wagon recently, the wheels pass
ng over his body. Fortunately the
,ounystcr escaped with severe bruises
Miss Irene Ball entertained a party
# young people at her home on Fri
lay evening in honor of her 10th
birthday. Games and music made the
inc pass pleasantly and the hostess
cceivcd some pretty souvenirs, one
eing a birthday cake from Misses
.nna and Grace Cole.
Mrs. J. A. Boucher of South Lun-
nburg was in St. Johnsbuly on Sat-
rday.
Miron Bell Of South Lunenburg has
,turncd to Vail Agricultural scho VI t
Lyndon Center. -
The little child of MI and Mrs.
J. Magoon Just across the river in
alton fell on Friday evening cutting
le cvelid severely. Dr. Bronson was 4
,lled sending the child to DR.. Rick
: of st. Johnsbuly for treatment on
t
Trains on the Boston and Maine j.
hanged schedule on Monday making S
&c time of trains at Mountornc one il
,ur earlier while the Maine Central V
ours are the same as they have been t
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1920-1920, 1920-04-28

| Gr2%ational and Methodist s.,
Rev. J. Q. Angel Nho has bee:
he pas two year; goes to Mo
vile. n. II. -e.' ~
Scott Stailo,tl OF Lyndonvill
tied his parents, Mr.. and NJ
L. Stafford, SunGay.
Mrs. Best, who las been ut
Farmers for several weeks, ret
to her home at North I
taking hcr daughter, Eleanor,
with hey.
Frank Carr, who is stoppi
Cosy Bend has gone to his he
Massachusetts for Il short IT,
work on his farm. His son is
his place 4, Mir. Bcmis' duri,
ubscrt..
Il, II. Godding has been to N
n. H., to see his mother, who i.
Mrs. Carrie Remis) Moves We
A. b. Colby has not been as
the past week but is better a
writing.
Pcrley Harris has moved
home after spending the win
his mothers tenement over the
Mrs. Harris and sister, Miss
arc expected home this week.
u. Z. Jenkins and wife from
we'll Farms were Sunday visit
p. S. Harris.
Alic Taylor is spending a
time at Lyn1onvillc wit h her bl
Fred Taylor.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1920-1920, 1920-04-28
LUNENBURG

On Monday evening, April 26th tn
Parsonage was filled with ii compan
Of friends who gathered to welcom
Rev. Douglas back for the third ycl
rs pastor Of the federated churches
The day was also the fifteenth wed
ding anniversary of Nj. ard Mrs
Douglas. The bride wore her we'd
ding gown with long, trained skirt
large pulled sleeves and high. cola
and the ornaments given her by tn,
groom at that time and looked very
charming by the side of her husban,
and children Paul, Richard and Ruth
Mrs. II. 7. Silsby played "La Fon-
tainc' by Lysbcrg and "Dancc Juba'
in her usual finished manner, and was
followed by Miss Irene Ball, who
daintily played "Titiania" by Lcfe-
bu@c--Wcly. A duet Let the Rest of
The World Go By" by Miss Grac"
Cole and Harold Mason with Mis-
Anna Mason, accompanist, and thu
reading of "That Old Sweetheart of
Mine" by Mrs Eta Turner also gave
much pleasure, after which Hon. +.
D. Hale spoke of the many pleasant
old fashioned "Donation Parties"
which has been held in this house
which was used for Il parsonage be-
fore the Civil War and that this oc-
casion was another of the happy gu
thcrings Of pastor and people.
He was pleased at the wisdom
shown by the Conference which sea;
Pastor Douglas back for another
year with this church and spoke Of
the hearty cooperation between the !
members of both churches and the !
pastor, and looked forward to still
more good in the future. Mr.. Hale
also congratulated &c happy couple
on the anniversary Ct their MARI iagc
and presented them with Il purse of
with the best wishes of their
Mr.. Douglas replied very pleasant
ly for himself and wife, spoke Of his
being recalled from the Conference
at Springfield by telephone and their !
pleasure in the gathering with
friends and in the gift and closed by
saying that such gatherings made
ifc worth living.
A musical contest filled the time
ill the serving of refreshments, the
lonors being received by Mrs. II. I.
Silby and Mrs. A. J. Newman Mrs.
Pierce of Fairlcc, Mrs. Douglas sis
eli, was the guest Of honor. Each
suc>t was asked to sign the guest l
'ook and was given bit of the orr :;
'iral wedding cake dainty white rib
'oncd, as they said goodnight. A
cautiful boquct of double daffodil;
vas given by the ladies' society. t
Mitchell Silsby has sold his home c
arm in and near the village to Wal G
er Colby who is working at the s
rcamery and will take immediate
osscssion. q
C.. s. Smith made the first auto trip I
the season on Tuesday, taking the h
lrors to Court ut Guilhall.. h
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1920-1920, 1920-04-28

Rev. NJ. e. Tuppcr, the service wa.
conducted by Rev. L. b. Richards.
Mrs. Guy Simpson Of Windsor WIS.,
tied Mr. and Mrs. Charles Bennett,
this week
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1920-1920, 1920-04-28
YVES, LUNENBURG

Mr.. Berry Of Mountain Mills, wa:'
the guest of W. II. Carpenter part of
last week.
William Smith has returned from
st. .Johnsbury and will soon 80 to
East St. Johnsbury to spend some
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-10-19
Relief Work in
Central Europe
To Be Continued

Berlin, Oct. 19.-American relief
administration will concentrate
their principal efforts during the
coming winter in Germany, Austria
and Poland. Their survey shows
conditions in Austria and Germany
to be fully as bad as they were last
winter and considerably worse than
year ago in Poland.
CHILD feeding has been discon-
tinued in the Baltic States and in
Hungary, while it is being continu-
ed on very reduced scale in the
Czecho- -Slovakia. Conditions in these
countries are reported to have suf-
ficiently improved to justify the
withdrawal of assistance.
The plans for relief in Austria
call for feeding 100000 children "a
day in American relief kitchens.
The needy children will alsos be
supplied with necessarily unoer-
clothing, shoes and stockings. The
estimate for Poland contemplated
the daily feeding of 100000 child
rem. Due to the devastation by
the recent fighting it is now esti-
mated that the number of children
who will absolutely require feeding
will more than nearly approach one
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-10-19

vided the dancers take the right
positions in dancing. Our program
will be to ofster the best steps, but
we shall be careful to see just how
ANY dance is performed.
UNLESS partners are too close to-
gether no Objectionable dancing is
possible.
That is where the rub comes
some dancers will not see the pro-
priety of keeping a proper distance
between themselves and their part
ners.
Dancing is but an Interpretation
of music. If we have cheap, vul-
gar music we may expect cheap
and yular dancing.
Music for dancing should be
bright and cheerful, making. dane
ing clean pleasure and a delight
to those who indulge. That bars
the lower forms of jazz music"
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-10-19
Goltra Admits
Paying Money
To Delegates

st. Louis, Mo-, Oct. 10, Lead)
Edward F. Goltra, democratic
national committeeman from Mis-
souri,, and backer of Attorney Cen
eral A. Mitchell Palmer in the
pre-convention campaign, gave
$4,198 toward payment of expen-
ses of delegates attending the
state convention at Joplin, Mo-,
when delegates to the democratic
national convention were chosen.
That was the outstanding point
in the mornings testimony be-
fore the senate committe inves-
tigating expenditures, which re-
sumed it's session here today.
Mr.. Goltra told the committee
men he gave twenty eight demo-
cratic committeeman in the city
of St. Louis $3.50 each. OF the
$4,000, he explained, $4,198 came
out of his own pocket. Two dem
ocratic friends were each asked
to give 81, Mr.. Goltra asserted,
so he could tell the committee
men the fund was Contributed by
democrats He did not want
them to feel under obligation to
him, he said.
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celebrated their wedding anniver-
saries, it being the thirtieth ami
versary for Mr.. and Mrs. Mills Sr.
and the first year for Mr.. and Mrs.
Harry Mills.
Mrs. William Bell was a recent
visitor in Portland where she spent
several days with friends.
The Order of the Eastern star
will have Halloween social in
the place of the regular business
and social meeting tonight in the
lodge rooms. The committee of
which Mrs. David Wright is chair
man and which includes Mrs. w.
p. Fowle, Mrs. Cora Reid, Mrs.
0. A. Olson and Miss Mary Bell
niger has planned a supper 20
complete the pleasures of the eve
ming.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-10-19
Monster Bear
Attracts Big
Game Hunters

Jasper Peak. Alta, Oct. 10. -
odd Grips" awoke in his lir in the
Mount Robson country this sum-
ner and found himself famous. He
Is declared to be the biggest grizzly
ever seen in those mountains.
Where he came from is a mys-
terry. He made his bow to society
on the headwaters of the Frazer.
when he rose on his hind legs be-
hind patch of briars and quietly
surveyed at distance of ten feet
"A party of berry pickers, including
two women from Tete .Jaune, on
the Grand Trunk Pacific railway
Che party returned to town hur-
riedly, leaving their pals of berries.
to the bear. Since then he has been
seen a number of times by miners
and prospectors. He limps in his
off fore foot. His injury, which is
perhaps a souvenir with a hunrer,
mas given him the name of "Old
Grips"
DR., Frank Roming, j. Paul
Thompson and Morris Ackerman,
Of Cleveland. and DR., Clarence f.
Hardy of Milwaukee, have arrived
here on hunting expedition. When
they learned of the monster bear
they prepared to invade the wilder
ness domain and swore they would
bring back the hide of the Mount
Robson monarch among their tro-
phies. Mr.. Ackerman is a noted big
game sportsman.
They have taken the trail with
25 pack horses and three noun
tain guides, headed by Du-ald
Phillips of Jasper. They will spend
forty days in pursuit of bear, noun
tain goat, deer and mountain sheep
The big game. 1t is said has not
been so plentiful in the Fraser riv-
ar country for years.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-10-19
Long Waists and
Bare Backs Mark
Winter Fashions

| London. Oct. 19-Long waists
bare backs and vivid color notes
are the features of the Winter
fashions.
Nermillion, jade green, indian
red of the most brilliant hue.
tangerine and flame-colored
frocks were conspicuous at the
dress display held by the Maison
Ross at their showrooms.
Skirts, judging from this dis
play, are shorter and tighter than
ever, and even where floating
drapery gives a wider effect,
there is a narrow "hobble" skirt
beneath.
Most of the evening frocks had
a sheath-like effect, ending in a
fishtail train.
Other dance frocks STOOD out
above the knee like that of a bali
ct dancer. 1ia'.
Nearly all the frocks have an
Eastern effect, both in gorgeous
ness and color.
The long waist line was much
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-10-19

Spring Valley, Or. Oct. 19.-Mrs
Judson has returned to her hom
in Salem, after visiting her daugh
ter, Mrs. James French.
A. ID. Calkins, Jack DAILY an
Mrs. n. Riggs of Creswell wer
Sunday visitors of Mr.. and Mrs
Harvey Crawford.
Arthur Zinzer is spending his va
cation at the home of his sister
Mrs. Donnel Crawford. He is ON
ployed in horticultural work at the
state farm. Ariel Zinzer. who is the
superintendent of the state poultry
plant, also visited here over Sun
day.
Mr.. and Mrs. Holland Cation and
son, Dale, spent Wednesday in Nc
Minnville, visiting Mrs. Cations
mother, Mrs. Taylor, who recently
moved there after selling the farm
near Tillamook
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Crawford
visited relatives at Newberg sun
day.
Mr.. Aaronson' brother and fam
lily, who had planned to settle here.
have changed their plans and
moved to a little place colser to
Salem.
Ray Nash and family have
moved to his Bethel farm, the place
he bought of Frank Hanna, known
as the old Denny place. He has
rented his Spring Valley farm to
Mr.. Regle of Lake county, who ar
rived this week with his family.
Mis- Evylyn French has been un-
able to attend school so far as she
has been laid up with a sprained
ankle.
Mrs. Howard Goodfellow of En-
tcrprise was here at their farm for
several weeks during prune har-
vest. She is making great sue
1ess of her movie theater at Enter
Prise.
Ben Ochien of Salem has rented |
he II. A. Looney farm. Mr.. and
Mrs. Ray Vance have built a house
md barn on the land belonging to |
Mrs. Vance and are living there.
Mr.. and Mrs. S. II. Barker and |
ION, Roy, and wife returned Friday
rom a pleasant tour of California
nd Mexico.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-10-19
Dance Too Close,
There's the Rub,
Inspector State.

Columbus, Ohio, Oct. 19.-"Any
dance, barring only the shimmy
shake, is all right if you assume
the correct position for dancing it, d"
says Mrs. Evelyn Scatterday, city
dance hall inspector, who rules
that dances should be things of de-
light
mo effort will be mode to re-
strict any manner of dancing, bar
ring the shimmy. in Columbus, pro
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-10-19
NOTICE

Notice is hereby given that a
road district meeting will be held at
The Commercial hall in West Stay
ton in Road District No. Sc
in Marion county, Oregon, on Sat
urday the 9Th day of November,
1920, at 2 o'clock p. m. for the
purpose of levying an additional
tax for road purposes in said dis.
trict.
w. M. BUSHEY, Judge.
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w. M. BUSHEY, Judge.
NOTICE

Notice is hereby given that a
road district meeting will be held at
The Floyd Davenport residence in
Road District No. 90
in Marion county, oregon, on Sat
urday the 9Th day of November,
1920, at o'clock p. m. for the
purpose of levying an additional
tax for road purposes in said dis
trict.
w. M. BUSHEY, Judge.
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JOURNAL WANT ADS PAY
NOTICE

Notice is hereby given that a
road district meeting will be held al
Oregon Electric depot at Quinaby
in Road District No. So
in Marion county, Oregon, on Sat
urday the 9th day of Novem ber,
1920, at o'clock p. m. for the
purpose of levying an additional
tax for road purposes in said dis
trict.
w. M. BUSHEY, Judge.
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NOTICE

Notice is hereby given \.
,rn" Toad t,lst district meeting will !. n n.
District No. 4s
in Marion county, orego,
apaay n Ga the 9Th day of Na,,.,]
lsSo' at 2 o'clock p. m. a. ~ |.
purpose of levylng an aass. Al
tax for road purposes in a'A ssls !
trict. SAD I
w. M. BUSHEY H.,
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NOTICE

~, Notice is hereby given !
raas niie hlumb h,.'l1 school house i A,' !
:, Mt. District No. 81 nsa
urday the 9Th day Of M Mo-, On
n.,goosa nyzo' at 2 o'clock p. m. 'issa'| ,ss ;
purpose of levying an ,asa, ~
tax for road purposes in 'sal'a| ssi.
trict. ~ said
w. NJ. BUSHEy l.,
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Notice is hereby given that e
road district meeting will be held al
The Rock Point school house IN
Road District No. 70
in Marion county, Oregon, on Sat
urday the 9Th day of November
1920, at 2 o'clock p, m. for the
purpose of levying an additional
tax for road purposes in said dis
trict.
w. M. BUSHEY, Judge.
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NOTICE

Notice is hereby gwen Ii
road district meeting will Oe -, -
The Evans Valley scnooi
Road District NO. ST
in Marion county, oregon, - -
urday the 9Th day of N0,t Ear b
1920 at 1880 O'Clock p ~ iaa;,;op1
purpose of levying an Id ds
tax for road purposes in s'
trict.
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NOTICE

Notice is hereby given ~,
&c, road district meeting viii be IN !
Inc Union school house in \.
District No. 40
III Marion county, Oregon, d, n
urday the 9th day of Noven,
1920, at 2 o'clock p. m. for
purpose of levying an adaB.
tax for road purposes in saia ,]
trict.
w. M. BUSHEY Jna,,
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NOTICr

ros% Notice ti,ss, is hereby give, !, |
The Lee Walls rsrsal sal 'ehs|
In Marion county, or orsss .
upaay ,aaa the 9Th day Of svS, No. o. \
ns,sno nszo' at 2 o'clock p, N. NIssal| ~
purpose i" of levying an ,.s' =, |
tax for road purposes 81 !, aadita|
trict. 'es IN said ,
w. NJ. BUsHEy i.
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vember. The members sew on chill
] drens rompers which will be solt
, in one of the booths at the bazaar
. The auxiliary will meet with Mrs
j. Mickles on Saginaw street mex
Thursday afternoon for more sew
ing. The north Salem auxiliary will
perhaps meet some day during this
week for work but the date will
be announced later.
Arthur Carr who for the past
five weeks has been the house
| guest of his sister, Mrs. w. w.
| Cory, left Saturday night for his
| home in London. Ind. Mr. Carr
bid goodbye to his parents, Mr..
| and Mrs. J. A. Carr, of this city
on their sixty fifth wedding ami
versary. Mrs. Corey accompanied
her brother to Portland where
they were the guests of Mr.. and
Mrs. II. r. Kellogg.
Judge and Mrs. J. N. Duncan,
who have only recently come TO
Salem from their ranch near Tur-
ner and will make their home at
2244 State street left this morning
for Caldwell, idaho, to visit with
relatives for a fortnight.
Tonight the Tillicum dancing
party gives its first dance of the
season. The dances this winter
will be given In the Moose hall
and will be given once each month
The many friends of Mrs. Ralph
White are glad that she has re-
covered from severe attack or the
grippe and that she is again out
greeting her friends.
Miss Elsie Balm spent a few
hours in Salem Tuesday visiting
friends enroute from Portland to
Eugene where she will spend sew
eral days at the Kappa Alpha
Theta, sorority. Miss Balm is max
ing her home in Astoria this win
Ter.
Mrs. w S. Mott left this morn
ing for Astoria to pass several
lays visit with her son and daugh-
.er in law, Mr.. and Mrs. James
Mott, going up to witness a play !
Which Mr.. Mott Is presenting Tor
.ivic organizations on "Wednesday
md Thursday nights. Enroute
,ome she will spend a several days
,isit with another son and daugh-
er in law. Captain and Mrs. Lloyd
Mott at Vancouver barracks. Z
A wedding which caused a hut-
en- of surprise was that OF MISS S
Anna RAIDER Campbell, daughter f
f Mr.. and Mrs. ID. -. RAIDER of a
valla Walla, to Bert Warren Macy
( this city. The wedding took
lace Tuesday, October IA, at the a
ONE of the brides parents, and
fter a honeymoon to Pendleton
nd through eastern Oregon Mr..
nd Mrs. Macy will make their
ONE in Salem where the former
; city attorney ard q law partner q.
{ Justice OF the Peace unruh. i,
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Williams are +,
elng congratulated upon the birth ~
( daughter who arrived Satur-
ay r.
The home of Mr.. and Mrs, .,
hauncey Butler at The Dall, n
as gladdened Monday by the ar .,
aVl of daughter The little miss a
US been named Julieanna. +,
Miss Cornelia Tevis, Miss Vir 4
mia Tevis, Coleman Wheeler, ri
AIRY Jaeger and Lloyd Jaeger to
ere a group OF Portland folk who se
ere the week end house guests al
Miss Margaret Rodgers return OF
& home Sunday night. p,
Mr.. and Mrs. J. A. Mills return c.
to Salem Monday night from
ortland where they were the L
eeK end guests of their son and OF
,u@hter IN law, Mr.. and Mrs. Har- ii
Mills. Saturday the two families h'
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half box.
Cottage Grove, Ore.-A large dry
shed is being erected by the West
ern Lumber & Export company al
its mill. This shed will care for
half million feet of lumber.
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NOTICE
NOTICE

Notice is hereby given
road district meeting Will DC ~
The Brush Greek school noS
Road District No. 81 a
in Marion county, oregon - N,
urday the 9Th day of No, - h
1920, at Z O'Clock p. m. ,.,;o,, ~
purpose of levying an addla 's n
tax for road purposes IN sA
trict. r.ass.