NVe hear that Miller A Alcorn have
sold their store ut Airlie.
Mr. Nelson, the butcher, was through of Hour to the Hallston store for II. J.
Elliott Friday.
hero Friday buying beef cattle.
OUR ASSOCIATE EDITORS.
The farmers are all busy getting their
M rs. Royer and son left last week for
fall work done before the rain sets in.
an extended visit with relatives in Illi­
nois
and Pennsylvania.
Ilermon Wonder is hauling lumber to
finish his house, which is near coin-
Ewen Jennings has returned home
pletirn.
from a month’ s visit with relatives in
Missouri and Tennesssee.
There was a big crowd gathered at
D. L, Keyt, F. B. Conner and James
the home of John Fishback Sunday
Matthis attended the Odd Fellows lodge After Other Treatment Failed—
evening and all had a good time.
in Amity Saturday evening.
A physician was called
Monday
Eczema in Raw Spot on Baby
Miss Anna Kurtz, w ho is teaching a
+ + + + + + »-f|
Mrs. C. Boroughs, of near Buena Vis- morning to the home of Prof. Shiplev,
Boy’s Face Lasted for Months—
A ta, and daughter, Margaret, were doing to see his daughter, Mrs. Orplia Griffith, school near Cooper Hollow, spent Sat­
urday and Sunday with her parents.
who is reported to he very sick.
business in town the last of the week.
Cried with Pain when Washed.
R. L. c h a p m a n ....
•
Miss Perth a Foster, of Dallas, came
W. I'.. Strong and family took a drive
FU N ER AL DIRECTOR
FALLS CITY.
down on the aftornoon train Saturday
in their motor car around bv Dallas
and
to spend u few weeks with Mrs. Brach*
Sunday afternoon. They have a splen­
EMBALMER
er, of McCoy.
did machine.
O rF lC E : Ch»|»l*n<J P arlor., N. Main it.
George Sullivan is taking a month off
D A L L A S , ORKOON:
Mr. A. B. Strong and family are mak­
The moving picture show, conducted and is visiting i>oint8 in Southern Ore­
Bell Phone 103. - Mutual P h on o 1 wo.
ing preparations to move to Dayton,
bv Mr. ami Mrs. T. A. ltlggs, Is a very gon.
“ Our baby boy broke out with
Wash., in a few days. Mr. Strong has eczema
Calls Prom ptly A naw ered Day or Night
pleasant place to while an hour away
on his face when one month
Aiian Meyer has added to hid dray been afflicted with rheumatism for some
after the days work is done.
old.
One place on the side of his face
business that of delivery for the stores time and is in hopes the change to a the size
of a nickel was raw like beef­
The normal campus presented a mer­ in town.
dryer climate will prove beneficial to steak for three months, and he would
ry scene last Friday night when the
cry out when I bathed the parts that
the health of himself and family.
The
city
council
at
its
adjourned
ses­
fool hall rally was on, being lighted by
were sore and broken out. I gave him
MONMOUTH.
bonfires, afterwhicli was a game in the sion Monday night elected Herb March
three months’ treatment from a good
as
councilman
to
fill
the
vacancy
caused
K IN G SV ALLEY.
doctor, but at the end of that time the
gymnasium enjoyed by all, conducted
by
the
removal
of
Mr.
Wheeler.
child
wa* no better. Then my doctor
Monmouth is a very busy town these by reliable chaperones.
recommended Cuticura. After using
Arthur
Trask
had
the
misfoitune
to
Miss Edith Wolverton, in company
John Miller is expected home from a cake of Cuticura Heap, a third of a
days.
with her father, O. A. Wolverton, went dislocate the ankle hones of his right
box of Cuticura Ointment, and half a
Mrs. F. V. Daniels visited friends in out to l.uckiamute last Sunday to the 1 ankle Friday evening. The accident is Alsea.
bottle of Cuticura Resolvent he was well
Allo Allen has been working for A.
Dallas.
and his face was as smooth as any
home of I. M. Simpson to take part in a painful one and will confine him to
baby’s. He is now two years and a
Miller.
P. B. Arant, who is teaching at G .cm - the celebration of her great grandmoth- j ! his home for some time.
half old and no eczoma has reappeared.
cr's birthday, she lieing 1*3 years of uge | Falls City people feel like congratu­
wooii, Sundayei with his folks here.
John C. Cham tiers returned from
I am still using the Cuticura Soap; I
the 8th of November.
lating Ralph Williams for his splendid Portland.
think it is tho finest toilet soap I ever
Dr. H. A. Beauchamp, and bride, of
used. I keep my little girl’s hair and
campaign work in the state this year.
Stayton, visited at J. H. Hawleys the
J. P. Logan returned from Portland
face
cleansed with it too. I am so
i
How
many
realize
that
the
national
SUNNYSLOPE.
first ot the week.
last Sat unlay.
thankful for what Cuticura has done
committeeman for Oregon is a young
for
us.
Mrs. M. L. Harris, R. F. D. 1.
Guy Rainsdell lias been plowing for Alton, Kan.,
1 man native and resident of Polk county.
Mr. and Mrs. Jos. Thiele, former res-
May 14 and June 12, ’07.
John Walker has finished his plowing
Mrs. McConnell.
(lents of this place, are down from
.Doctor Os mar K. Wolfe was in town
for this fall.
Washington visiting friends.
Hattie Groyham visited at Joe Grey-
i between trains one day last week. He
! was a former resident here and has ham’s Thursday.
j many friends among Falls City people.
John McCallum was up to Spaulding
The doctor is on his way to Seattle, logging camp last week.
I where he will open an office for prac­
Antiseptic Cleansing: Is Best
John Greyham is hauling freight from
tice.
Accomplished by Cuticura.
Airlie for Jake Chambers.
| The morning after election Uncle Jim
Women, especially mothere. find Cuti-
Mrs. Flora Chenoworth has gone to
was inviting his host of
cura Soap, Ointment, and Pills the pur­
C A N N O T B E R U B B E D A W A Y | Chamberlain
est, sweetest, and most
friends to help him eat some taffy. He Yaquina to visit her mother.
effective remedies, for
said nothing like getting used to the
It is reported that one of Morris
preserving, purifying,
It 1» perfectly natural to rub the spot that hurts, and when the muscles, 1 taste. It happened to be some our pre-
Allen’«
little
girls
is
quite
sick.
and beautifying the
nerves, joints and bones are throbbing and tw itch ing with the pains of ! cinct committeemen Josh Talbott made
skin, scalp, nair, and
Rheumatism the sufferer is apt to turn to the linim ent bottle, or some other i and was found to he real good.
Mrs. Lillie Simpson, of Airlie, is
hands, for tho treat­
visiting her mother, Mrs. Dunn.
external application, in an effort to get relief from the disease, by producing
ment of inflammatory
Larkin Price, the aged father of Mrs.
and
ulcerative condi­
counter-irritation on the flesh. Such treatment w ill quiet the pain tem po­ McTimmonds, is visiting his daughter
Kev. Burns has been to Lewisville
tions, as well as for re­
rarily, but cun have no direct curative effect on the real disease because it for a few days. He lias not seen Falls helping his brother build a ham.
storing to h e a lt h ,
does not reach the blood, where the cause is located.
Rheumatism is more City since about 30 years ago and its
strength, and beauty
Grandma Maxfield has gone to visit
pale, weak, nervous,
than skin deep— it is rooted and grounded in the blood and can on ly be growth is a revelation to him. Mr. her daughter, Mrs. Addie Greyham,
prematurely
faded,
run-down women.
reached by constitutional treatment— IT C A N N O T BE RUBBED A W A Y . Price has been a resident for many
Guaranteed absolutely pure under the
years
of
Eastern
Oregon.
Mrs.
A.
C.
Miller
and
Mrs.
J.
L.
Rheumatism is due to an excess o f uric acid in the blood, brought about by
United States Food and Drugs Act.
Rodgers visited Mrs Phillips at Mont­
the accumulation in the system of refuse matter which the natural avenues
Complete External and Internal Treatment for
The citv council are in a receptive
Every Humor o f Infanta, Children, and Adulta con­
of bodily waste, the Bowels and K idneys, have failed to carry off. This mood for propositions on the water gomery Wednesday.
sists of Cuticura Soap (26c.) to Cleanse the Skin.
Cuticura
Ointment (50c.) to Heal the Skin, and
refuse matter, com ing in contact witli the different acids o f tile body, form s | question. Two of the council favor giv-
Mrs. Townsend sold T. P. Bevens
Cuticura R csoh’ent (50c.),(or In the form o f Chocolate
Coated Pills. 25c. per vial of 60) to Purify the Blood.
uric acid which is absorbed into the blood and distributed to all parts o f the ing a franchise ami the balance favor several head of rattle last week. Dick
Bold throughout the world. Potter Drug & Chem.
body, and Rheumatism gets possession of the system. The aches and pains j city ownership. It is hoped something Rodgers also sold some.
Corn., Sole Props., Boston, Mass.
oa-Maiied Free, Cuticura B ook on Skin Diseases.
are only symptoms, and though they may be scattered or relieved for a time definite will lx) done to the enil that
There was a debating society organiz­
by surface treatment, they will reappear at the first exposure to cold or j water may he available before the next ed at the school house Saturday night.
The (piestion for the first debate next Lacey.
dampness, or after an attack o f indigestion or other irregularity. Rheum a- ! ' 'T 8eason’
*
tism can never be permanently cured while ‘.he circulation remains saturated
The beautiful weather of the last few Friday night is Resolved That Greatness
Jasper Willet was in Kings Valley
with irritating, pain-producing uric acid poison.
The disease w ill shift [ days has resulted in the good old picnic is More Easily \\ on by Money Than
Works.
Friday.
from muscle to muscle or join t to joint, settling on the nerves, causing j [ever starting, up,
All the County News Graphically Writ­
ten up by Our Brainy Rustlers.
USE OF CUTIOl
ECZEMA WAS CURED AND
HAS NEVER REAPPEARED
SANATIVE
RHEUMATISM
inflammation and »w elling a
n
“ i f*
j!? ”
is often shattered, the health undermined, and perhaps the patient becomes
deformed and crippled for life. S. S. S. th orou ghly cleanses the blood and
renovates the circulation by neutralizing the acids and exp ellin g all foreign
matter from the system. It warms and invigorates the b lood so that instead
of a weak, sour stream, constantly deposit-
in g acrid and corrosive matter in Jhe mus­
cles, nerves, joints and hones, the b od y is fed
and nourished b y rich, health-sustaining
blood which completely' and permanently
cures Rheumatism.
S. S. S. is com posed
PURELY VEGETABLE of both purifying and tonic properties—
ju st what is needed in every case of Rheu­
matism. It contains no potash, alkali or other mineral ingredient, but is
made entirely of purifying, healing extracts and juices of roots, herbs and
harks. If you are suffering from Rheumatism d o not waste valuable time
trying to rub a blood disease away', hut begin the use o f S. S. S. and write
us about your case and our physicians w ill give you any inform ation or
advice desired free of charge and will send our special treatise on Rheum atism ,
s. s. s<
THE S W IF T S P E C IF IC C O .. A T L A N T A , CJU
'Á tm m
Í»
: the ISikiam ute with their lunch bas­
kets and enjoyed themselves. Where
else hut in Falls City and I’ olk county
can this he done at this time of year.
I
PERRYDALE.
T
Etery Tharp is quite sick with ty­
phoid fever. Dr. Gilstrap is attending.
Mr. Poreas, of Willamina, was a Sun­
day visitor at the home of J. N. Hulett.
j
Mr. John Foster made a trip to New­
C. J. Hussey has been on the sick
port last week.
list the last week, hut is considerably
; Mrs. Alfred Jones and sister w ere Dal­ improved.
! las visitors Friday.
Z. T. Hartman has rented the Trull-
Mrs. Jennings and daughters were inger place and is stocking it with sheep
and
cattle.
McMinnville callers Saturday.
,T. C. Cockerham has traded a part of
Mr. and Mrs. Jennings visited at the
home of Mr. Hodge in Dallas Sunday. his farm to S. Davis for real estate in
Crook county.
j J. W. Caldwell has rented and is plow-
Mrs. H. M. Kershaw, of Willamina,
i ing and sowing forty acres of the Keetz
spent Sunday with her parents, Mr. and
farm.
Mrs. C. J. Hussey.
Preston Lung delivered a wagon load
Ira Yocum had a plumber at work
last week putting in hot and cold water
pipes in every room in the house.
j
Harvy Wooden, who spent the sum­
mer with relatives here, leaves this
week for his home in Southern Oregon.
Cyotes are quite plentiful in this
community and many of the farmers
have lost great numbers of sheep and
goats by them.
CARVING SETS
Ttie Butler store will move this week
into its new quarters and will be readv
to accomodate the public with a large
stock of general merchandise.
and
The men and teams emloyed by the
Western Clay company in getting out
clay have discontinued work on account
of the rainy weather and tho had con­
dition of the roads.
ROASTERS
3 MMM& k x is t & • i X ii «
rocca T
II. Hossfall and R. H. Plank came
np from Siletz on election day.
X * ><• X « >
The time will soon be here when you will need that
new Carving Set or a new Roaster. You will find
samples of both Carvers and Roasters in our win­
dows. Look them over.
Something specially priced in our furniture win­
dows. Changed daily.
Our school started on the 2nd with
nine children enrolled fn d Miss Hamar
as teacher.
L. C. Miles, of California, spent a few
days at J. L. Morrison’s. He talks of
locating here.
A new shipment o f wall paper just in
We have a complete slock in both Furniture, Hard­
ware and Plumbing goods, and can guarantee that
our prices will be as low as the lowest.
A new lot o f Perfection Oil Heaters to arrive this
week.
Guy Bros. & Dalton
Hardware and Furniture
CAST0RIA
Mrs. A. 0 . Miller, of Kings Valley,
went to Airlie after grapes«
We hear that Fred Bryant will soon
be among old friends again.
#
Mrs. Neal visited her brother, Sam
Hanna and family Tuesday.
T or Infants and Children.
13 ¿0!
The Kind You Have
Always Bought
James Grant and wife spent Sunday
at the home of John Ritner’s.
Jacob Chambers took a load ot eggs
ami butter to Airlie Monday.
Since the morning motor conies to
Airlie our mail is not 90 late.
If any one has any millinery work to
do call on Mrs. Rittio Kerber.
Miss Jessie Bevens is visiting
grandmother at Independence.
her
Paul Ronco and »laughters were in
Kings Valley trading this week.
Rex and Alse Womer have
hauling wire fencing from Airlie.
been
Rex Womer and family visited at the
home of his parents last Sunday.
A. W. Yost bought a valuable mare
and colt for $180 at the Wing sale.
Frank Ritner and wife have bought
them a home at Monjtesano, Wash.
There was a school entertainment in
Ward district last Saturday evening.
Abe West and family have been visit­
ing her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Gross.
ALCOHOL 3 PEK CENT
AVege table PrepaiationíorAs
sim ila 1 ing the Food and Regula
I ing Ute Stomadis aiulOowels ui
Bears
I n f a n t s /C
Signature
h il d r en
Promotes DigeslionJChrr ifii)
ness and RestUonlalns neither
Opium .Morphine nor Mineral.
ItimSuJ*
QonMSmr.
Waürjnmi Fkmr.
Aperteci Remedy forCowflffr
Mon, Sour Stomach.Dlarrhoea
Worms .Coitvulskmsievensh
Miss Dolly Bozle received w’ord that
her brother at Oregon City is very ill.
Fa. Simile Signature of
Mr. and Mrs, Nichols, of Monmouth»
are visiting her brothers, Jim and Dirle
Taylor.
I\ J. Simpson has bought
bushels of a»>ples of L. Ritner
logging camp.
In
JLx Suma +
RxàetUSâh-
JhHuSted*
ness andLoss OF SLEEP.
We hear that Chas. Craton is well
pleased with his new home at Hood
River.
of
Jhapt o f Ohl CH äM LU m sai
ftuupkin S ttd"
Dell Marks and family have returned
home from a visit with kerber Bros.
Graid Grant has returned home from
visiting his grandmother at Kings Val­
ley.
the
N o t N a r c o t ic .
NEW YORK.
A t b m on th s o ld
j 5 D o s e s -3 5 C F N T S
(Guaranteed, under the Fooda
Exact Copy o f Wrapper.
Use
For Over
Thirty Years
CASTORIA
VMS OSNTAUN IOMMNV, NEW YORK CITY.
several
for his
Mr Phillips has been up from Airlie making extensive improvements on
with his gasoline engine sawing wood Railroad street.
for P. O, Burbank.
Mr. Everett Hiltibrand, of Luckia-
W e wonder what is the matter with mute, visited here with his brother,
Johnnie,
last week.
our young people as there has been no
socials this winter.
Air. and Airs. John AIills, of Salem*
Grandpa Siefert died at tho home of attended the Rebekahs’ anniversary
his son’s at Sodaville and was brought last Tuesday night.
to the Kings Valley cemetery for burial.
Air. and Mrs. George Dickinson and
Mrs. Joseph E»I wards received word children, of Parker, visited ther parents
that her grandaughter, Miss Pauline in Independence Sunday.
Burch, of Albany, was ill with appen­
Miss Opal McDevitt returned to her
dicitis.
home in Dallas after a visit with her
II. A. Grant went over to Salem W ed­
sister, Mrs. George Conkey.
nesday.
INDEPENDENCE.
Mrs. Robert AleNid^r. has returned
Rob Arnold was in Airlie Friday on
to her home in Salem after a visit with
business.
her
neice, Mrs. C. W . Butler.
Ilom er Link, of Airlie, was in town
L. Ritner was in Dallas Friday on
Friday.
Hank Alattieon. Dee Davidson and
bnsiness.
Roy D’ Armond spent Sunday in Perle Hedges returned Monday from a
Mrs. Chae. Kerber visited her parents
hunting trip on the McKenzie.
Portland.
this week.
Air. and Mrs. J. Dickinson, departed
Mr. Brooker, of Portland, was in town
I«. Ritner and R. B. Arnold have sold
last week for a visit with their daugh­
Wednesday.
their hops.
ter, Mrs. Ney, in Washington.
B. F. Jones was a passenger to Port­
F. S hey the made a business trip to
Mrs. O. D. Butler entertained Air.
land
Sunday.
Monmouth.
Alurney, Dr. Duganne and Ross Nelson
Mrs. Nora Mattison was a Salem vis- at a supper last Friday evening.
Mr. McColum, of Nevada, is very ill
tor last week.
with cancer.
The Independence and O S. N. foot­
Miss Bertha Tharp visited friends in ball teams played a scoreless game in
Mrs. F. Ray was a Kings Valley visit­
Monmouth Saturday afternoon.
Dallas Sunday.
or Tuesday.
Air.
William Percival
and
Air.
Mr. Murney was a passenger to Port­
Mrs. James (»rant visited Rittie Ker­
William Bice gave a banquet to about
land Monday.
ber Tuesday.
30 of their friends Saturday night.
Mrs. W. E. Russell has returned from
Mrs. F. Merrills was in Kings Valley
Airs. Rowena Sperling left Sunday for
a visit in Drain.
last Tuesday.
Portland, where sire will attend the
Ralph Dorcas transacted business Benkhe, Walker business college.
Mrs. Strout, of Summitt, is visiting
here Saturday.
Mrs. Nevills.
Miss Cecile W ilcox, after a visit with
J. S. Cooper has returned from a her parents here, iias returned to Eu­
Ilarrv Bachelor spent Sunday with
trip
to
Portland.
George Yost.
gene. where she is attending the U. ofO .
Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Irvine were in
Chas. Carlson, who has been visiting
Tkere w ill be a shooting match at Ir­
Salem last week.
his sister, Airs. E. Townsepd, returned
vin’s the 21st.
Eph. Young made a business trip to to hii home in Bismark, N. I)., last
R. B. Arnold bought a cow of C. Bev­
Monday.
Salem last week.
ens last week.
Airs. W m . Dawes, who has been in
Mrs. Eph. Young is quite ill at her
R. B. Arnold was in Dallas on busi­
the Salem hospital, returned to her
home in this city.
ness Saturday.
home in this citv Saturday much im­
Mr. John Hiltibraml is quite ill at his proved in health.
AUio Edwards was a Kings Valley
home
in
this
city.
visitor Monday.
Mr. and Mrs. V. Dornsife and Air.
Mr. Al. Richardson, of Buena Vista, and Mrs. Dee Taylor spent Saturday
Anna Arnold visited Grandma Max-
was here last week.
and Sunday with Mr. and Airs. Clarence
field last Friday.
Air. Will Scott and son spent Satur­ Fream. in Falls City.
We hear that Ed Wiles has rented a
day in Independence.
The Tennessee Jubilee Singers were
farm near Stiver.
greeted witli a crowded bouse in Inde­
J.
S.
Bohanan
transacted
business
in
Troy Turner and family have been
pendence Saturday night, the proceeds
Monmouth Saturday.
visiting relatives.
*eing applied toward buying a flag for
Miss Cordia Gooch spent Sunday with the public school.
A family from Forest Grove has rent­
her
parents
in
Dallas.
ed the Busv farm.
The Demonstration train stopped in
Mr. Henkle. of Portland, is visiting Independence Saturday afternoon, about
Mrs. Mary Vale spent Sunday with
Eph. Young in this city.
500 persons attending to see what the
Mrs. Mollie Lacey.
Charley Bilyeu and John Schultz, of O. A. C is doing in the way of develop­
Mrs. Ritner Simpson has been visit­
ing new ideas in agriculture, dairying
Dallas, were over Friday.
ing Airlie relatives.
and horticulture.
Mrs. O. J. Bagley, of Sliver, spe.it
Mart Shick is going to work for R. B.
Monday in Independence.
Arnold this winter.
EOLA.
" R. McDonald went to Portland
R. E. Hastings and family 8|>ent Sun­
this week to witness for II. J. Barker day at J. Harmon’s.
who will make final proof on his home­
Mr. McConley has been looking at
stead on the 6th.
the F. Price timber.
W . Chamberlain and two sons arrived
J. Kinsey mqde a business trip to
herefrom California on the 2nd. He
says this country looks good to him and Kings Valley Friday.
that he never saw so much green and
Bert Freatn went to Kings Valley on
water, water everywhere. He has sent business Wednesday.
for his wife with the intention of locat­
ing here.
James Grant bought a small ban.! of
turkeys of C. Bevens.
Misses Hazel and Mabel Lanreuce
visited in this city Saturday.
Air. J. C. Byers and family have mov
ed to their residence in town.
Airs. John Schaffer has a new carpet
loonl that cost her $125.
John Palmer went to Alonmouth last
Saturday.
( ’ lair Alarks is helping Cris Marks
with his plowing.
Guy Hewitt an»l Oliver Smith attend­
ed the King sale at Lewisville last Sat­
urday.
Air. Dietz, from Arkansas, who is out
visiting his sister, Airs. A. J. Harmon,
of Buena Vista, came ov< r to visit a few
»lays with his nephew, W. II. Harmon.
Air. Dietz is very much please»! with
this country and is thinking of dispos­
ing of his interests in Arkansas and
coming west to locate.
McCOY.
A. V. Ellis went to Dallas Tuesday.
Joe Boyce was a passenger to Corval­
lis Tuesday.
Spence Edwards, of Amity, was in
town Alonday.
A. C. Ward made Corvallis a visit the
first of the week.
Virgil H. Massey made Dallas a call
the last »>f the week.
L. Macken went to Corvallis 8undav
to enter the O. A. C.
J. D. Keltv and wife were passengers
to Lafayette Satuniay.
Mrs. Devoe, of Salem, visited her
father, V. Alacken, Monday.
Louis Macken, of Tacoma, visited with
his brother, V. Atachen, this week.
Air. Hatt, of Salem, wfls in town in
the interest of the voting contest given
by the Oregon Statesman.
SUNNYSLOPE.
Herman Wander’s new house is near­
ing completion.
Robert Fishback is visiting relatives
in Yamhill county.
O. AI. Lehman is preparing to build a
new fence on his premises here.
Born, Alonday, November 9th, to Mr.
and Airs. Allie Griffith, a seven pound
girl.
Pern Lewis and Blanche AfcKenney,
of Lewisville, spent Sunday at the Fish­
back home.
Roy Johnson, who is working for W il­
liam Mack, of Guthrie, was seen in this
neig hborh( o»l last week.
Jay Clarke, who is helping Jay Pow­
ell near AlonnVmth with It is fall work,
wras home on a visit Sunday.
NORTH DALLAS.
W. II. Conlee is visiting relatives in
There is a cougar or his spirit prowl­
Will Mattison and Ro«»s Nelson visit­ ing around in the woods near the Hogg Portland.
ed with Dallas friends Sunday.
Robert Reed made a business trip to
place.
Airs. Lottie Dorris has returned from
Air. Belle, who resides on the AIcNarv Whiteson recently.
several dayffspent in Portland.
place, is recovering from a severe attack
They are still looking for vacant hous­
es in this end of town.
Frank
Whiteaker
and
Hector of lagrippe.
Gingrass were in Salem Monday.
Etta and Rosa Schute made a very
Mr. Tillotson, of Mill Creek, moved
short stay in Portland as they fournl into the West house last week.
Air.
Wm.
Dawes
and
little
daughter,
Mrs.
R.
A.
Hastings
was
in
Airlie
RICKREALL.
they could do much better here.
Mildred, were in Salem Saturday.
Mr. and Mrs. Will Brown spent Sun­
trading last Tuesday.
Mrs. Nancy Clark, of Salem, a sister day with cousins at Oak Grove.
Aliss
Nina
McCreadie,
of
Suver,
visit­
JR\ Ben Dunn was over from Salem Sun*
Mart Shick made a business trip to
to
II.
II.
Hayden,
was
visiting
with
her
ed in this city the first of the week.
Miss Lelo Conlee has returned from a
Joe Brown’s Monday.
da
brother last week. She is 83 years old,
two weeks visit with her sister in Port­
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Skinner have
Mrs.
Lizzie
Dyer
has
returned
home
lh»!o«is Fritz, of Salem, visited friends
Mrs. Brooby returned home the 4th land.
moved into the Jack Wilson house.
from Eastern Oregon.
yAy j here Sunday.
from a very pleasant visit in Southern
Mrs. Allie Grant and Mrs. Ed. Shaw
Robert
Duganne
visited
over
Sunday
Oregon.
She was gone over two months.
Chas. Kerber made a trip to Kings
i *Ir- » “A M « . J. W. Allen visited at
spent Tuesday afternoon with Mrs. IL
with his brother. Dr. R. E. Duganne.
Valley after mill feed.
Oliver \\ ait’s Sunday.
Airs. Aland Lewis and baby spent last M. Brown.
Air. and Mrs. Duff, of Portland, have week with the Acuff’s, returning to Sa­
Grandma Maxfield’ s sister died at In ­
Dan Me Peek returned Monday from a
Mrs. Clarence Brown and sister, Miss
moved to Independence to make their lem Satnnlay. She is in very poor
dependence last week.
few days visit in Salem.
Millie Morgan, spent Tuesday in Salem
home.
health.
on business.
Mr. and Mrs. E. Wiles visited her sis­
J,ern Fox gave a bronco busting
Mr. and Mrs. John Hiram Cooper, of
Albs Bessie Foster was visiting at R.
ter, Mrs. Willie Bush.
hibition here Sunday forenoon.
Mrs; John Brown, had a relapse of
Alarshfield, have been here visiting Brnnk’ s la«* week. She is very much
F Ritner bega
;an working for L. E d- relatives.
plea«o»l with her graile in the Salem her recent illness and was very sick the
lion . C. N. McArthur, was up from
first of the week. At present she is a
¡¿«■ds last Wean nesday.
I orland for a short visit last week.
Asa Tavlor left last week for Central- school.
little better.
John Ritner has been hauling rocks ia, Wash., to visit his sister. Airs.
Air. Taylor was in Eola the 3rd over­
Mr. and Airs. J. p. Doughty, of Mon­
Mrs. Henry Brown received the sad
for his new fruit house.
Kitchen.
seeing the storing of t»*nts an»l some
mouth were Rickreall visitors Sunday.
other stuff belonging to the R. R. Con­ news that her mother in Missouri is
If
anyone
lias
a
wild
cow
they
wish
to
Miss
Gladys
Irvine
and
Miss
Bertha
M W . Rowell made a business trip to
not expected to live. She left for that
Alattison were capital city visitors struction Co.
Independence and Monmouth Monday. break, call on F. Ritner.
place Wednesday morning.
Thursday.
Air.
Holman
is
giving
five
men
steady
Alex Lewis purchased several band of
Mr. and Mrs. G. W. Chapman, of
Mr. Parker, of
Perrvdale drove
work.
He
will
have
considerable
work
cattle
of
Frank
Sheythe.
George Dorcas, a hop man from Sa­
balem, visited at W. W. Rowell’s Sun-
throngh onr part of town Friday. We
done
on
his
place
this
winter.
He
has
lem,
was
in
Independence
the
last
of
dav.
J. P. Logan, of Kings Valley, has been
been fixing up two of his houses, mak­ 1 understand from people who have seen
the week.
ing them more comfortable for the folks I the n that it is a treat to see Mr. Park­
Jack Goodell witnessed the Salem- to Portland on business.
er’ s fine apples.
Paul Belt departed last Sunday for to live in this winter.
r.ugene football game in Salem Satur­
A. Price comes to the Peedee store
Portland, where he expects to spend
day.
every morning for cream.
Airs. Hayden has returned from Ore­
Uncle Johnny Wiseman is in receipt
the winter.
gon Citv, bringing her daughter, I^ona of an invitation to attend a Masonic .
Air. I. Compton and family and Mr. Thacker with her. Le»ma is bedfa-t banquet at Chicago on November 10th. I
PEEDEE.
t F a
ami Mr*. C. E. French have moved to and had to bo brought on a cot in the
While not as large a crowd as usual •
Slab Creek.
baggage car. Air. Thacker came with
greeted the Alcazar Stock Company in j
Linger longer over it; let
Miss Marie! Cooper 1, on the ,irk list.
Mrs. Cor.win Townsend has returned them and stayed a few days, returning their presentation at the Woodman hall !
" e hear that Frank Trice la married.
her home in Seattle after a visit with to his work Sunday. Dr. Reynold was last Monday evening, yet that did not |
it be steaming hot from to
in Eola the 4th to see Mrs. Thacker.
relatives here.
detract from the merit of the play or I
L. Ritner was an Airlie visitor Friday.
the skill with which it was put on.
the
earthen
pot;
and
the
Air. John Belt, of Sheridan, came up
Mr*. Will Bn»h «a* in Airlie Tuesday.
LUCKIAMUTE STATION.
Counter attractions worked against a
last Tueaday for a few days visit with
fnil house. Another thing, our people
loveliest woman pour iL
ie family here.
Mis» Mary Roneo is working in Dal-
, have not as yet to any great extent
W. H. Hnrrison i. plowing for George formed the theatre habit, but they soon
Mr. Sherman Haves and wife left for
Yoar r * w f rvtarns four m o n o (f ye« don*»
Hke Schiillot • Beet, we par him.
Portland Sunday, where they will visit Jone*.
E. Pagenmff was at Kings Y’ allev Fri'
will do so after getting imbued with the
ay.
for a few »lays.
John Walker went to Buena Vista fact of this company’ s reliabilness and
complete mastery of their art.
The Southern Pacific company are Tuesday.
Miss Viola Wilson is working for Mrs. I
We have received a new lot of Picture Frame
moulding, and are ready to make your picture frames m
in a satisfactory manner.
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Mrs. Winnie Irvin has been visiting
her brother, Rex Womer.
Mr. McTimmonds ha9 been in the
neighborhood on business.
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