Polk County itemizer., November 26, 1908, Image 8

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Eola.
As Win. Crotnlcy was out in his field,
he came by two enormous blood houn is
at u greydigger hole, they attacking hi in
instantly, knocking him down, bruising
his arm and wounding him in the side.
He was wearing a pair of logger shoes,
and done some good kicking, which
was all that saved him. William got
home and had the wounds burned out
with carbolic acid, which the doctor said
was all right. He is getting along nice­
ly. The «logs belong to Mr. Frymier,
visited at the home of Wm. Herren who lives on Mrs. Babbitt’s place.
Thursday.
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NORTH DALLAS.
EOLA.
i Archie Brown and wife vis ted at Hay-
' den’« Sunday.
' Clifford and Byron Brunk have been
( having lagrippe.
I Dunsmore has «old hi» iiomc |»laco to
Walker Berry for $400.
Mrs. Rees, of Perry dale, took dinner
with Mrs. Lee last Monday.
Mrs. Will Garbutt gave a quilting
partyvt her home last Thursday.
Mrs. John Brown, wl>o has been sick
for the past seven weeks, is slowly re­
covering.
The teachers of our school district
are going to give a I njx social sometime
in December. Further notice will be
given as to date.
There is a cancer specialist located in
i Eola by the name of Reed.
Mr. Hotchkiss will preach a sermon
Mrs. Ira Powell died Inst Friday and to the boys and girls on the 13th.
was buried Sunday.
Henry Brophy is having thirty geese
KINGS VALLEY.
A man from Idaho has been through dressed for the Thanksgiving market.
here looking for a location,
B. I. Ferguson has bought the K. I.
The Odd Fellows elected officers lust
A number from here attended the ball Red rooster that got first premium at night.
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the state fair.
game at Monmouth Saturday.
Roll Max field is tip from Falls City
Some
of
the
boys
throwed
nmd
on
Doc Egleston, of Elkins, visited at
the school house; but our teacher made oil a visit.
tile home of It. M. Rosley Sunday.
them wash it off.
Dell Eddy visited Lyman Maxfield
Mrs. Reuben Simpson visited her
E l. Mitty hauled twelve boxes of ex­ Wednesday.
brother, Wm. Herren and family Fri­
plosives to Dallas for the Salem, Falls
Waiter Weir was in the valley
day.
City
Western railway company, the Wednesday.
Miss Ina Fishhack and sirti r, Letta, 18th. It was what they had left in
Miss Lily Frantz, of Hoskins, was in
the valley Saturday.
Mr. John Bodker was doing business
FED AND in onr burg Saturday.
SUNNYSLOPE.
O LD S O R E S ^ H
KEPT OPEN
B Y
I M P U R I T I E S IN T H E B L O O D
Mrs. Minnie Townsend visited her
I brother. Jack Rodgers, of Alexander
over Saturday.
Mr. E. P. W eir returned from Salem
Saturday where he lias been looking
after his property.
There were some turkeys shipped
from here last week, but not more than
half as many as usual.
Mr. Woods, our teacher, went to
Corvallis Friday after school to go to
Portland to attend the football game.
Whenever a sore refuses to heal it is because the blood is not pure and
healthy, as it should be, but is infected with poisonous germ s or som e old
blood taint which has corrupted and polluted the circulation. Those most
usually afflicted with old sores are persons who have reached or passed m id­
dle life. The vitality of the blood and strength o f the system lwtve naturally
begun to decline, and the poisonous germs which have accumulated because
of a sluggish and inactive condition o f the system , or some hereditary taint
which has hitherto been held in check, now force an outlet on the face, arms,
legs or other part of the body. The place grow s red and angry, festers and
Rev. and Mrs, Burns went to Lewis­
eats into the surrounding tissue until it becomes a chronic and stubborn
uleer, fed and kept open by the impurities with w hich the blood is saturated. ville Thursday to attend the funeral of
Nothing is more trying and disagreeable than n stubborn, non-healing sore. ] Grandma Heppenstahl, who died Tues­
day, November 11th, of paralysis,
The very fact that it resists ordinary remedies and treatments is good reason
Mr. Phyan and Mr. Skiptou returned
for suspicion; the same germ -produeing cancerous ulcers is back o f every
old sore, and especially is this true if the trouble is an inherited one. to Corvallis Saturday with their English
Washes, salves, nor indeed anything else, applied directly to the sore, can j coach iiorse they were trying to sell.
! Their price was too high to sell him
.
doa'ny permanent good ; neither w ill rem ov-
here.
face of four y e a r.’ .taudiuir. u m g the sore with caustic plasters or the
w a. »sm all pimple at first but it surgeon’s knife make a lasting cure.
If
FALLS CITY.
“ b S S S every particle o f the diseased flesh were
alarmed about it and consulted taken away another sore w ould com e, be-
treated mo but th isore continued cause the trouble is in the blood, and the
0 . A. C. pupils registering from Falls
to grow worse. I saw 8 . 8 . S. ad- B LO O D C A N N O T B E C U T A W A Y . Citv, are home for the Thanksgiving
vertised and commenced its use ,,,.
,
.
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and after taking it a while I v / a s The cure must com e b y a thorough cleans- I holidays.
completely cured. My blood ia j ng 0f the blood. In S. S. S. w ill be found
The Methodist church has been new­
now pur© and healthy from th©
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effect of S. S. s ., and there lias not » remedy for sores and ulcers o f every kind. ly painted and papered ami also
£e . S.
«n S.
«.any
unequalled
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cured it. °* the ■oro
__ oiuce It is an , •
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, blood
,« purifier—
, , • one that , I thoroughly renovated, and presents a
THOS. OWEN,
goes directly into the circulation and fine appearance.
West U n io n , Ohio.
prom ptly cleanses it of all poisons and
The old bridge across the river at
taints. It gets down to the very bottom of this city, was removed last week, and
the trouble and forces ou t every trace o f im ­ j its removal is a good tiling, it having
purity and makes a com plete and lasting j been an eyesore every since the beauti-
cure. S. S. S. changes the quality o f the | ful new bridge was built.
blood so that instead o f feeding the diseased
Mrs. John Vernon, who lias been
PURELY VEGETABLE parts xvitli impurities, it nourishes the ! dangerously sick at the hospital, is rap­
irritated, inflamed flesh with healthy blood. idly improving. The excellent care
Then the sore begins to heal, new flesh is formed, all pain and inflammation and nursing received at this hospital
leaves, the place scabs over, and when S. S. S. has purified the blood the are a good advertisement for the same.
sore is permanently cured.
S. S. S. is for sale at all first class drug stores.
The basketball game on skates here
Write for our special book on sores and ulcers and any other medical advice Friday night was a success. The Falls
you desire, We make no charge for the hook or advice.
City boys, while not successful, are true
sportsmen, and extend all the courtesies
T H E S W IF T S P E C IF IC C O ., A T lA f t T A , C A .
S.S.S.
m m m m m mmmmmmmmsm- m m m m m m m
CARVING SETS
and
ROASTERS
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.
We have received a new lot o f Picture Frame
moulding, and are ready to make your picture frames
in a satisfactory manner.
A new shipment o f wall paper just in
We have a complete stock 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
B ro s. &
D a lt o n
Hardware and Furniture
C-ÎCÎC-:
I f.C . Brown, who hot charge «»f the
electric light plant, is at home a rain
after spending a few weeks in a hospi­
tal, laid up with a broken leg. Mr.
Brown walks much better than when
he went away and says he feels much
improved. We all welcome him homo
again.
The Thanksgiving sermon preached
by Rev. I.aDow, Sunday night at the
Christian chinch, was a masterpiece.
Tiie members of this chnrch made no
mistike when they retained Mr. LaDow
for another year, as lie lias the faculty
of drawing |>eopie to liits church and in­
teresting them after he gets them there.
The surprise party given the new
Methodist pastor, turned out to he more
in the nature of a reception, the pastors
ami members of the various churches
attending and bringing gifts. There
seems to lie a drawing together of tl
churches in Falls City that means much
for the go.sl of the churches ami tin*
people.
Attorney Flower received this week a
letter from a friend in Nan Kin, China,
that mentions fine Oregon apples di­
rect from Portland. Nan Kin is about
450 miles up the Yan Tise river. The
same letter speaks of a little American
girl entering the American school there,
w ho recently arrived in Nan Kill from
(Oregon with her family.
Sidney Trask has moved his family
and household goods to A ¡rile where he
will reside in the future, being engaged
in mercantile business there. Sid will
he greatly missed in Falls City, where
he is deservedly popular, and Falls
City’ s loss is Airlie’s gain. Sid has the
best wishes of all our people for his
future happiness and prosperity.
R0CCA.
The weather lias been quite stormy.
The big wintl blew a snag over B. E.
Rose's wood she«l.
W. I). Mixter lias sold bis ranch here
to F. II. Schmidt, of Grants Pass.
There was quite a crowd out to hear
W. T. Pearce, of Siletz, last Sunday.
On the first Sunday in December ser­
vices will he conducted by B. M. How­
ell.
F. J. Morrison and family, of Dallas,
came in on the 15th to visit at his fath­
ers.
Fred McTimmonds brought a wagon
loijd of goods in for Jim Harris this
week.
Ed Wright, of Rocca, and Mary Samp­
son, of Falls City, were married last
week.
Frank Morrison went down to Siletz
on the 17th to spend a iew days with L.
C. Mowry.
WAS DELIRIOUS
On Chest, Back, and Head— Pain,
Heat, and Tingling Were Excru­
c ia tin g -N e rv e s in Exhausted
Condition— Sleep Badly Broken.
Coyotes have killed several head of
gnats and sheep for Joe Br«>wn.
CURE BY CUTICURA
SEEMED LIKE MAGIC
“ Words cannot express the gratitude
I feel for what Cuticura Remedies have
done for my daugh­
ter, Adelaide. She
is fifteen years of
age, and had never
bad anything the
matter w ith her
akin u n til fo u r
months ago, when
an eruption broke
out on her chest.
The first symptom
was a redness, and then followed thicken­
ing and blisters, which would break and
run matter. I took her to a doctor,
and ho pronounced.it to be eczema of a
very bad form. He treated her, bub
instead of being checked, the disease
spread. It showed itself on her back,
and then quickly spread upwards until
the whole of her head was affected, and
all her hair had to be cut off. The pain
she suffered was excruciating, and
what with that and the heat and tin-
ling her life was almost unbearable,
he oecame run down in health, and at
times was very feverish, languid, and
drowsy, and occasionally she was de­
lirious. Her nerves were in such a low
state that she could not bear to be left
alone. In spite of the cold weather
she would insist on having her bedroom
window open, and would lean out on
the window-sill. She did not have a
proper hour’s sleep for many nights.
The second doctor we tried afforded
her just as little relief as the first, and
I really do not know what we should
have done if we had not read how
Cuticura cured a similar case. I pur­
chased Cuticura Soap, Cuticura Oint­
ment, and Cuticura Pills, and before
th e O in tm e n t was three-quarters
finished every trace of the disease was
>ne. It roally seemed like magic.
er hair is coming on nicely, and I
still apply the Cuticura Ointment as I
find it increases the growth wonder­
fully. Mrs. T. V/. Hyde, 1 , Ongar
Place, Brentwood, Essex, England, Mar.
8 , 1907.”
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Soap (25c.) to Cleanse the Skin. Cuti­
to
the
(or the
Cuticura
cura Ointment (50c.)
Heal
Skin, am i Cuti­
cura Keeolveut (50c.).
In
form of ( horolato
Coated Pills. 25c. imt vial
to Purify the Blood.
Sold throughout the world. Potter Drug & Che in.
Corp.. Sole Props., Poston, Mass.
i*T*Mailed Fret). Cuticura iiooii on Skin Diseases.
B. Pickens has moved to Philomath.
Mrs. Chas. Oleman is on the sick list.
Jacob Kinsey went to Kings Valley
Saturday.
Fred Price has a blacksmith shop in
L. Ritner made a business trip to Air- Sodaville
lie Tuesday.
Perry Wellman and wife will move
Jiin Brown made a trip to Kings Val­ back from Corvallis.
ley Tuesday.
Theodore Bevens spent Thursday at
Every one is preparing for a nice R. B. Arnold’s.
Thanksgiving dinner.
Fleming Oleman is able to be in school
Geo. Yost is not able to he in school again.
yet.
Joe Edgar was in Kings Valley W ed­
Miss Blodgett is working for Mrs. Liz­ nesday.
zie Bevens.
F C. Ritner was at Phy Simpson’s
Lester Price is working for R. B. Ar­ logging camp on business Friday.
nold.
Mrs. Henderson, who formerly lived
in this neighborhood, died at her home
to Kings
1
Valley Wednesday.
in Sunmiitt, Oregon, last week of tumor
Mips Jessie Bevens has returned home oi the stomach.
from Indepeinlence.
Mrs. Chas. Kerber visited at the
A Hie Edwards transacted business at home of her parents this week.
the home of Mr. Sharp Bevens Sunday.
Chester Waters lost a valuable horse
Mrs. Lewis Rilnor is on the sick list. last week.
Rev. and Mrs. Plowman, of Dayton,
Mr, an«l Mrs. John Ritner were Kings
have a new baby girl.
Valley visitors Friday.
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Cliff. Burbank was a Falls City visitor
Joe Brown has bought several head of
Sunday.
cattle from C. Bevens.
Dave Riker’s children are ill with yel­
Larkie Price, of Kings Valley, caught
low jaundice.
two otters last week.
Miss Baker visited Hettie Kinsey Sun
C. Bevens bought a cow of R. B. Ar­
day.
nold last week.
Walter Kinsey’s little girl cut her
Ren Womer made a trip to Falls City
foot quite severely.
Sunday.
Jessie Yost spent Monday at John
Harry Lacey has been doing some Ritner’ s.
slashing.
Jame Grant and wife spent Sunday
Eva Womer was an Airlie visitor at Huts Bevens.
Thursday.
Mr. and Mrs. Robinson visited Grand­
Sam Burch, of Albany, has been vis­ ma Grant last week.
iting his grandparents here. Mr. and
Inez Burbank spent Sunday with her
Mrs. Joseph Edwards.
sister, Mrs. Willett.
Lewis Edwards transacted business in
There is talk of building a new school-
Kings Valley Monday.
house.
Mr. and Mrs. Chas Oleman visited
Jacob Kinsey bought several head of
her parents last Sunday.
hogs from Chas Kerber.
Mrs. James Grant visite«! her sister,
Mrs. Joseph Edwards.
R. B. Arnold was a Kings Valley vis­
itor Wednesday.
Mary Vale is working for Mrs. Ben­
John Kline has been visiting friends
ton Kmbree.
at the Summit.
Mr. and Mrs. Benton Embree have a
little boy.
Martha Simpson will soon goto stay
with Aunt Sophia Hastings at Mon­
Florence and Blanche Lacev spent mouth.
Sunday with Miss Millie Oleman.
Frank Price and wife are living at
Mrs. Sarah Ritner spent Sunday with Corvallis
Mrs. Jacob Kinsey.
Grandma Townsend, of Kings Valley,
R. B, ArnoM and wife spent Friday
visited Grandma Grant this week.
evening with Mr. and Mrs. J. Ritner.
Lewis Edwards started his logging
The boys are on joying the rainv davs
camp again.
chasing jack rabbits.
Tom and Charley Vale are batching.
Lester Price ptirchase«l a Shepherd
It looks as if some of the young ladies
dog of R. B, Arnold.
would lend a helping hand.
Miss Dollie Baker visited Mrs. Anna
Lizzie Dyer is staving with her broth­
Arnold this week.
er, Dave Riker.
Mrs. A1 W om er is ailing with rheum­
A spectacle agent passed through the
atism.
neighborhood this week.
^ A1 Kdwar«ls was a business visitor in
Mart Shick was in Monmonth Friday.
Kings Valley Saturday.
Mrs. Anne Dunn is visiting at Airlie.
I Two men from California are visiting
! »it A. C. Millers.
Billy Simpson, of Airlie, has been
visititig Kings Valley relatives.
Mr. Mobuiby and family of Forest
Grove, have moved to the Bump farm.
Marion Waters has !>een working for
Mr. Freer went to Kings Valley Sat­
R. A. Hastings.
urday.
Dorsey Turner has
horse.
purchased a fine *
B. Pickens lost a valuable horse last
week.
j Crirkett Bevens bought some raives o f ¡ James Grant lost a pair of spectacles
i Jim Grant last week.
last week.
G ram il« Price ia visiting his daughter
Mra. McTimmonds, at Kalla City.
Frank Sheythe
attende.)
lodge at
CASTORIA
Mrs. L. Ritner sold several dozen
chicken* to Jacob Chambers.
Jesse Yost will have a shooting match
Wednesday.
Miss Kemp, of Cherry Grove, visited
Mrs. W. T. Chamberlain, of Alame­ her sister at Airlie.
da, Cal., has joined her husband and
Mrs. Barney Cadey, of Albany, is vis­
sons at Rocca.
iting her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Joseph
Edwards.
J. L. Morrison and wife celebrated
their 4(>th wedding anniversary on the
Mrs. Sarah Ritner purchased some
18th of November.
yellow turkeys of Mrs. Dick Rogers.
PEEDEE.
Mr. and Mrs. Alva Womer made a
ttip to Airlie Thursday.
Harry Lacev made a business trip to
Kings Valley Wednesday.
( ’ has. McDowell, of Summit, has lieen
in the neighborhood visiting relatives.
Several from Kings Valiev attemied
Bill Edwards, of Washington, is visit­
the shooting match at Frank Gilliams. ing his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Joseph
Grace Tice, of Bridgeport, is visiting Edwards.
; at Rubv Burbank’s.
Chas. Kerber has purchased several
Eva Womer helpe«l Mrs. Womer serve head of White Holland turkevs of John
Miller.
| luncheon for those at the shooting match.
Pete Ritner took two dozen geese to
Mrs. Dick Rogers has been helping
Kings Valley last Wednesday.
j several in the valley pick poultry.
week.
G u y
to the victorious team. Next time the
will, with more practice, do better.
± h > v h
L. Ritner sold 50 head o f goats to Joe
Brown last week.
Aunt Nan Brown is at work In the
For Infants and Children.
The Kind You Have
Always Bought
There will lie a hunting match at the
Peedee sawmill next Thursday.
Two men, representing a stock farm I
in Sacramento, California, have a $3,£00 {
horse for sale. Several have Ixnight
shares.
PERRYDALE.
James Gee shipped several dressed
hogs the last of the week.
Felix Comegys has been running a
gasoline wood saw here recently.
Omer Carson, of Portland, is visiting
here with his parents and friends.
H. L. Crider assisted D. L. Keyt
in his store here Saturday, it being the
last day of the sale.
Mrs. Alfred Jones and children visit­
ed Saturday and Sunday with her par­
ents near Briedwell station.
Dick Duignan, who is traveling for
the Reed Shoe Co., of Portland, is spend­
ing a few days vacation w ith his par­
ents.
Mrs. Lulu Edwards and little sons,
and Mrs Carmichael are visiting at the
home of Mr. and Mrs. Win. Sargeant
this week.
Harold Swartz has opened up n re-
pair shop in the old Wells building.
He will do shoe mending, soldering and
all kinds of gun repairing.
Messers George and William Howe,
who for many years resided near Per-
rydale, and spent their boyhood days
davs in this tommunity, were visiting
here Saturday.
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J. H. Cooper, of Portland, visited rel­
atives in Independence this week.
Plenty of rain and wind.
Ernest Irvine, w ho w as ill in the Sa­
Mrs. Shaffer lias been to Portland.
lem hospital, has returned to his home
here.
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Will Morrison is in the neighborhood.
Riley
Cooper
has
returned
from
a
vis­
Mr. Paul Ronco lost one of liis mares. it in Portland.
Will Shewey and family visited his
Merwin Mix visited in Salem Thure-
father last week.
day.
Lester Brown and wife are living in
Joe Eaton has returned from Port-
their new house.
land, where lie visited his father. Dr.
The sehool is well attended, having Eaton.
enrolled 25 pupils.
Jack Hall, of Buena Vista, was in
Rev. Burns took dinner with Mra. town Friday.
James Brown Sunday.
The launch, Independence, is laid lip
Sunday sehool at the Roneo church for repairs.
every Sunday at 10 o'clock.
Mr. ( ’ has. Sperling visited in Salem
M rs. Paul Roneo is at Junction City Thursday.
to be treated for another cancer.
Ralph Davidson, of Parker, was in
Mrs. Sturges, of Alsea, visited her this citv F riday.
father, Wm. Shewey, last week, com ­
Hazel Porterfield, who i- attending
ing all the distance on horeback.
school in Independence, visited over
The mail carrier reports lots of mud Sunday with her parents, who reside
over the hills. A good policy would be south of town.
more gravel and less snmnierfallow.
James Jones was an over Sunday vis-
Mrs. James Brown and Sylvia are itor in Portland.
visiting at Marshal Sliver’s this week,
Geo. Hail, of Eastern Oregon, visited
also her daughter, Mrs. Harry Neal, of in Independence the first of the week.
Stiver.
Mr. J. Prather, of Buena Vista, trans­
There is going to he a shooting match acted business here Saturday.
Thanksgiving, and one side giving an
John Burton spent one day of last
oyster supper at Marion Fream’ s in the
W
’eek in Salem.
evening.
Ernest Zielesch and family, of Parker,
There is to be an entertainment given
at Fir Grove school house in December visited friends in this city Saturday.
hv the teacher, Miss Pearl Smith.
Miss Ethel Shafer left Sunday for
Notice later.
Portland where she expects to spend
Mrs. Freer has returned home from the winter.
Springfield, where she has been by the
Mr. and Mrs. S. McElmury have re­
bedside of her mother, w ho has been turned from a visit in Lebanon.
very sick, but is better.
C. E. Nash, of Highland, was in town
Mrs. Hood Henderson, a former resi­ Saturday.
dent of this neighborhood, passed away
Elsie Sanders, of Washington, ia visit­
at her home in the Burnt Wood neigh­
ing at the home of S. McElmurry.
borhood a few days ago.
C. E. Hicks was a Portland visitor
Mrs. Kirk Stitler’s parents, from Ne­
braska, are visiting her. They leave in last week.
a few days, going by the way of Seattle,
Joe Craven was in from his farm Fri­
where the latter has a sister living.
day.
INDEPENDENCE.
Miss Ida Richardson is visiting in
Portland.
Miss Lucile Burt
Portland.
Cleve Robinson
Thursday.
has returned to
visited
in
Salem
Dr. J. L. Calloway and wife have re­
turn«! from Canhy, Ore.
Chas. Hubbard, of Alberta, is spend­
ing a few days with relatives here,
Mrs. J. H.
Corvallis.
CASTORIA
iting relatives here..
Miss Dougherty, who has been visit­
ing Mrs. P. M. Kirkland, has returned
to her home in Portland.
Mrs. J. A. Lynch, of Dallas, visited
her cousin, Mrs. Geo. Conkey, oneday
last week.
Mr. and Mrs. M. Becker were in from
their farm Friday.
Geo. Sloper tranacted business in Sa­
lem Thursday.
Mr. and Mrs. Joe Hubbard visited
over Sunday in Portland.
John Burton lost a valuable horse last
week.
Geo. Krebs and Mr. Hawley, of Sa­
lem visited friends in this city last week.
Tressa Ellison lias returned
visit in Dallas.
from a
Mrs. Thus. Fitchard is quite ill at her
home in this city.
Dell Gribsby, of Parker, spent Friday
in Independence.
John Gentry was a Salem visitor
Thursday.
R. DeArmond transacted business in
town Wednesday.
Dr. R. E. Dugannchas returned from
Portland.
Dr. (). D. Butler returned Monday
from a duck hunting trip on the Colum­
bia River.
Mart Scrafford, of Luckiamute, w as
in this city Monday.
Geo. Conkey was an over Sunday vis­
itor in Portland.
Mrs. E. J. Hosier, after a months vis­
it with friends in this city, has return­
ed to her home in Olympia, Wash.
Mr. and Mrs. Wagner, of Portland,
are visiting at the home of their daugh­
ter, Mrs. W . D. Allin.
Mr. W. Walker and Mrs. S. Walker
returned Sunday from a trip to Port­
land,
Henry Staats, of Airlie, was in this
city Tuesday.
Miss Mary Clodfelter and Captain A.
J. Suong were married at Albia, Iowa,
Wednesday, Nov. 18th. They will re­
turn to Oregon to reside. Miss Clod­
felter formerly lived here.
George Murdock, of Salem,
week’ s en«l visitor here.
was
a
Guy Walker ran a rusty nail in his
foot last week.
Peter Dusap was a Salem visitor Fri­
day.
J. G. Kilpack, representing the Bovs
an«l Girls Aid society, was in tow n the
last of the week.
Rev. II. H. Farnum, of Dallas, was
Grover Mattison and Harold Fitchard in Independence last week.
attended the foot ball game in Portland
Mr. and Mrs. O. C. Best wick have
Saturday.
moved to Dallas.
Mr. W . Miller has returned from a
Captain James I*. Patrick, who has
trip to Portland.
been visiting in this citv- with his son,
Mr. add Mrs. G. L. Hawkins, of Dal­ C. C. Patrick, departed Monday for his
las, visited in this city Thursday.
home in Des Moines. Iowa.
Ross Nelson was in Salem Thursday.
Miss Bertha Bohanon has returned
C. L. Hawley, of Salem, was in In­ from Albany, where she visite«! friends
for
a few days.
dependence last week.
The Presl>eterian ladies are busy with
Mrs, J. S. Bohannon was a Salem vis­
fancy work for their bazaar.
itor Monday.
busi-
Carl Baker is visiting relatives in Port­
land.
was in this
The fire department, of Independence,
will give a dance at the Opera House,
on the night of Thanksgiving.
J. M. Murnev, Jr., transacted
Ellison spent Sunday in ness in Dallas fast week.
C. A. McLaughlin
of hops.
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Wm. Murphy, of Buena Vista, was in
Misses Fannie and Ola Keyt return­ Independence Saturday.
ed from an extended trip through the
Mr. and Mrs. J. M. Craven have re­
east. On their way home they visited turned from a few days visit with friends
ed w ith J. M. Wise and wife in Boise, at Crowley.
Idaho. They report a fine time but
Geo. I,. «Rose has sold his hops.
glad to get back to Oregon.
Francos Jones has returned from
Mrs. Frank Sargeant and son, of
Harney valley, have been visiting rela­ Newport, where he has spent the past
tives and friends in this vicinity the few months.
past week, She was a passenger on the
Miss Nola Owen and Miss Topsy Mad­
afternoon train Tuesday for .McMinn­ ison attended the football game in Port­
ville, where she will visit her daughter, land Saturday.
Clara.
Miss Edith Dawes has returned from
a visit in Salem.
rove .
of
Opium .Morphine nor Mineral.
A great deal of poultry of all kinds
have been shipped from here in the past
two weeks, Henry McKee having ship­
ped about 800 pounds of turkeys, and
Mr. Reetz a large number of dressed
geese.
fir T
Bears the
D. M. Turner, of Airlie,
has sold his crop city the first of the week.
Mrs. C. G. Long and son, Percy, have
Ed Hilliard visited over Sunday in
Sheriff Grant, ol Dallas, was in tow n returned from a visit in Albany.
last week.
Portland.
Pete Peterson, of Parker, transacted
H. E. Hull, of Portland, was in this
Mr. II. Wnnder and wife were in from business in Independence Thursday.
citv a few days this week.
their farm Saturday.
Miss Effie Shore, of Monmouth, visit­
The Ladies’ Aid society, of the Meth­
Patton and Sloper have sold their ed in this city Saturday.
crop of hops.
odist church, will hold their chrysan­
Will Mattison was an over Sunday themum fair on November 28th.
Lee Robinson visited in the capitol visitor in Dallas.
city Friday.
Ernest Cochran, of Sidney, was in In-
M cCO Y.
Chas. Hall, of Portland, was in Inde- I dependence Saturday.
pendence last week.
Miok Nash, of Portland was in this
C. H. Farmer, of Derry, was in town
Dr. Claud Fryer, of Nevada, is visit­ citv last week.
Tuesday.
ing his parents who resale in this city.
Claud Hubbard returned to his home
S. B. Hill and son, Byron, went to
Maurice Butler attended the foot-ball in Portland Saturday after a weeks vis­
Portland Sunday.
game in Portland Saturday.
it with his parents in this city.
Mrs. A V. Ellis was a passenger to
Emmet Staats and family, of Airlie,
Judge Scott, of Salem, was in Inde“ Corvallis Tuesday.
visited in this city Saturday.
pendence Thursday.
Grace Butterwick was a passenger to
J. B. Parker, of Salem, was
town
J. H. Montgomery, of Salem, was in Forest Grove Sunday.
Saturday.
this city Monday.
Earl Sears, who attends the O. A. C.,
Jeaa Whiteaker spent last Friday in , A. L. Lovelace, of Portland, visite«! at
is home over Thanksgiving.
Dallas.
j the home of Joe Hubbard last week.
Mr. and Mrs. C. W. Chatfield, of
Mrs, George Conker spent one day in
A. Wing, of Monmouth, has move«l Salem, visited with Mr..and Mrs. V. II.
Dallas last week.
his family to Portland to spend the win­ Massey this week.
A. R. Lewis, of Airlie, transacted ter.
Mr. and Mrs. G. W. Massev, of Ami-
business in Independence last week.
Miss Florence Bowden, of Monmouth, I tv, visited with Virgil H. Massey and
spent
Satuniay
in
Independence.
I
family
over Sunday.
Wm. Barker, of Airlie, was in this
city last week.
H. Hirsehberg was an over Sun«lav [ James K. Sears shipped 1500 pounds
of dressed tnrkey and 500 ponnds
Robt. Minile has returned from a bus­ visitor in Portlands
o f dressed geese to the Portland market
iness trip to McMinnville.
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Mrs. Tom Bohanon, of Astoria, is vis- Monday.