Polk County itemizer., December 10, 1908, Image 8

OUR ASSOCIATE EDITORS.
AO the County News Graphically Writ­
ten up by Our Brainy Rustlers.
Flora Cheneworth has returned to the
J. Simpson logging camp.
Retha Simpson is visiting her mother,
Mrs. Ann Dunn.
Quite a number have been down from
Blodgett Valley baying Christmas.
Mr. Teal, of Falls City, lias been in
the neighborhood looking after some
unsafe bridges.
John Ritner visited Mr. and Mrs.
Rob Arnold Sunday.
Aunt Sophia Hastings has been visit­
ing Mrs. Win. Bush.
Dave Grant lias bought several head
of fat hogs in this neighborhood.
A. C. Miller has been to Corvallis on
business.
Chas. Kerber and F. C. Ritner have
been in Dallas ou business this week.
A. W. Yost and sons were trading in
Kings Valley trading Saturday.
Joe Graham’s sister is visiting him.
A peddler was in the neighborhood
Wednesday.
Clell Kerber has been sick.
James Grant killed hogs last Tuss-
day.
Ollie Alcorn and Etta Miller visited
Mrs. Kerber Monday.
Hanna Bros, have bought a hardware
store at Independence
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• 1 family.
R. L. CHAPMAN....
Mrs. Flora Chenoweth has been visit­
ing Mrs. James Grant.
FUNERAL DIRECTOR
and
E. B. Arnold, at Heppner, sends his
EMBALMER
brother word that they have a baby
O F F IC E : C h a p e l a n d P a rlo r« , N. M a in ut.
giri.
D A L L A 5 , ORBOOIN:
Frank Ray made a trip to Kings
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Valley this week.
C a lla P r o m p t ly A n s w e r e d D a y o r N ig h t.
Miss Clara Oleman lias returned
home from Portland.
Mrs. Kinsey visited Mrs. Keber Tues­
day.
PEEDEE.
At the school meeting last Wednes­
it was decided to not build a new
There lias been severe frosts this day
school house.
week.
Sim Bush lias been visiting Kings
Bud Alcorn made a trip to Portland
Valley relatives.
after Christmas goods this week.
Martha Simpson lias been here visit­
Mr. A. C. Miller, of Kings Valiev,
visited Mrs. L. Kitner Monday after­ ing friends.
noon.
Mrs. Phillips has been visiting Mrs.
Lester Price is visiting relatives near Kellie Burbank.
Fred Ritner was at Kings Valley
Albany.
John llanua is moving to Indepen- Wednesday.
Mr. and Mrs. J. L. Burnes were in deuce.
Those attending the card party at F.
the neighborhood Monday.
Mr. Quarrel, of eastern Oregon, has C. Ritner’s last Friday evening were:
Winnie Irvine, Ruth Kevills, Eva Wo­
R. A. Grant made a trip to Wren been renewing old acquaintances.
rn er, Hettie Kinsey, Clara Fleman, Eva
Ritner, Clarence Irvine, Ren. Womer,
George Yost, Pete Ritner, R. A. Grant,
Davie and Al. Edwards, Willie and
Isivi Oleman. Rob Kevills. F. C. Ritner.
There is going to bo a Christmas tree
at )he school house.
TH E S O U R C E O F A L L D I S E A S E
Chas. Tice and family, of Seattle, are
visiting liis sisterinlaw. Mrs. Riley Bur­
Every part of the body is dependent on the blood for nourishment and bank.
strength. When this life stream is flowing through the system in a state of
purity and richness we are assured of perfect and uninterrupted health; [ Albert Ronco made a trip to Kings
because pure blood is nature’s safe-guard against disease. When, however, Valley Friday.
the body is fed on weak, impure or polluted blood, the system is deprived of
Jeff Woods transacted business with
its strength, disease germs collect, and the trouble is manifested in various Lewis Edwards Friday.
ways. Pustular eruptions, pimples, rashes and the different skin affections
Air. Hudson was trading in Kings
show that the blood is in a feverish and diseased condition as a result of too Valley Tuesday.
much acid or the presence of some irritating humor. Sores and Ulcers are
Mr. and Mrs. Wilson have some rela­
the result of morbid, unhealthy matter in the blood, and Rheumatism, Ca­
tarrh, Scrofula, Contagious Blood Poison, etc., are all deep-seated blood tives from Texas visiting them.
disorders that will continue to ywnv worse as long as the poison remains.
Ralph Neathamer, of Sheriday. has
These impurities and poisons find their way into the blood in various ways. been visiting friends here.
Often a sluggish, inactive condition of the system, and torpid state of the
Mrs. Larkie Price has been seriously
avenues of bodily waste, leaves the refuse and waste matters to sour and ill.
form uric and other acids, which are taken up by the blood and distributed
Mr. Womer’s relatives have moved to
throughout the circulation. Coming in contact with contagious diseases is
another cause for the poisoning of the blood ; we also breathe the genus and California.
The Vale brothers have sent for a
microbes of Malaria into our lungs, and when these get into the blood in
sufficient quantity it becomes a carrier of disease instead of health. Some new violin.
are so unfortunate as to inherit bad blood, perhaps the dregs of some old
The little daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
constitutional disease of ancestors is handed down to them and they are Chas. Oleman lias been quite sick.
constantly annoyed and troubled with it. Bad blood is the source of all dis­
Kiker and wife were at Kings Val­
ease, and until this vital fluid is cleansed and purified the body is sure to ley F. Monday.
suffer in some way. For blood troubles of any charactet S. S. S. is the best
remedy ever discovered. It goes down into the circulation and removes any
Sim Bush, of Monmouth, has been
and all poisons, supplies the healthful properties it needs, and completely here visiting his mother.
and permanently cures blood diseases of
Dave (irant visited at James Grant’s
every kind. The action of S. S. S. is so Wednesday.
thorough that hereditary taints are removed
Violet Nelson lias been staying with
and weak, diseased blood made strong and Mrs.
Jas. Grant.
healthy so that disease cannot remain. It
Fred Ritner and wife SDent Sunday
cures Rheumatism, Catarrh, Scrofula, Sores
PURELY VEGETABLE and Ulcers, Skin Diseases, Contagious with Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Kerber.
Blood Poison, etc., and does not leave the
Chas. McDowell has been over from
slightest trace of the trouble for future outbreaks. The whole volume of Sunimitt.
blood is renewed and cleansed after a course of S. S. S. It is also nature’s
Rob Arnold killed several head of
greatest tonic, made entirely of roots, herbs and barks, and is absolutely hogs this week.
harmless to any part of the system. S. S. S. is for sale at all first class
At the telephone meeting Saturday
drug stores. Book on the blood and any medical advice free to all who write.
Chas. Kerber w as elected president and
THC S W IF T SPEC IFIC C O ., ATLANTA, GA.
F. C. Ritner, secretary.
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It will surprise you to find for how little money you
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Every thing to go with them in the way of Mat­
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A line of CARPETS and RUGS surpassed by none
We have just placed an order for a car load of
Royal American Field Fencing. Also a large order
of Union Lock Poultry Fencing.
Let us tell you how much it will cost to make your
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Miss Pauline Nesmith is visiting in
Port land.
Peter Cook is loading a car of straw to
ship to Portland.
Mrs. Fred Koser was a Portland
visitor last week.
Orville Price has been engaged to
work in the store here.
Miss Ads Byers spent Saturday witli
her parents in Independence.
Messers Wm. Rowell and Peter Cook
were in Portland on business last week.
Isaac Goodell spent a part of last
week in Perrydale where he was paint­
ing.
A DUin her of young people from here
attended the basket ball game in Dallas
Saturday night.
Mr. and Mrs. Sam Orr and son, Glen,
went to Portland last week to remain
until after Christmas.
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G us Pagenkopf has bought a phono­
graph
Wm. Shewey is working on his berry
patch this fine weather.
Mrs. James Brown spent Thanks­
giving at Marshal Suverg.
Nelson Fukehart started for his home
in Pennsylvania a few days ago.
Wm. Sliewey and familv spent
Thanksgiving in Airlie with Mr. Met­
calf and family.
Miss Fehshie Stiteles and brother,
Dale, left here with their grandparents,
who were visiting from Nebraska.
Mrs. Ronco is reported as getting
along nicely. One cancer is out, but
another is to be taken, this being the
fourth one.
The hunting match was quite a suc­
cess. The side winning got eight
sknnks, more game than the beaten
side, who gave a nice supper.
Mrs. Freer had only been home a
few days from the bedside of her sick
mother when she received the sad
news of her father’s sudden death.
Rev. Freer returned Mondav from
Albany, where he took his mother on
her way to Springfield, Jwhere she
went to attend the funeral « other father.
KINGS VALLEY.
A. C. Miller went to Dallas Sunhay.
Frank Allen returned from Lobster
Wednesday.
Dick Rodgers lias been building some
more wire fence.
Mrs. Flora Cbenoworth returned from
Toledo last week.
Janies Watson went to Norton Thurs­
day, returning Friday.
Lyman Wakefield and Paul Miller
went to Alexader Sunday.
Ralph Neathamer, of Sheridan visited
Don Greyhain last Thursday.
Mrs. Hettie Miller visited with her
brorher Frank Allen Tuesday.
Mrs. Marv Watson, of Hoskins, visit­
ed Mrs. Tillie Rodgers, Friday.
W, S. Alcorn went to Portland Wed
nesday to buv Christmas goods.
Mr. and Mrs. Jim Price visited Mr.
and Mrs. Dick Rogers over Sunday.
Mrs Dunn and daughter, Reath Simp­
son, went to Airlie to visit, Saturday.
Will Horning, of Corvallis, came over
after Mrs Homing who is in the Valley
yieiting.
Mr. and Mrs. L. A. Branch returned
from Albany Sunday. The doctor says
there is very little hope for the recovery
of their daughter, who had an opera­
tion performed for abscess about three
weeks ago.
Which Broke Out in Different Places
— Nothing Would Help Him—
Mother Almost in Despur— Skin
Quickly Healed Without a Scar and
Trouble Has Never Returned
SINCE USINGCUTICURA
MOTHER GIVES IT PRAISE
“ Several month« ago, mv little boy,
now two and a half year« old, began to
break out with
itching sores. I
began to doc­
tor him, and a«
soon as I got
them healed up
In one place they
would break out
in another. I
was almost in
despair. I could
not get anything
that would help
him. One even­
ing I read a tes­
timonial from a
lady who had cured her little boy with
Cuticura. I began to use the Cuticura
Soap and Cuticura Ointment, and after
using them three times, the «ores com­
menced to heal. He is now well, and
not a scar is left on hi« bodv. They
have never returned nor left him with
bad blood, as one would think. Cuti­
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tried, and they are surely great. I
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Mrs. William Oeeding, 102 Washington
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vent ion.
Wilbur Cooper and wife left last week
for eastern Oregon, where they will visit
a few weeks.
P. M. Kirland is improving hie prop­
erty in this city.
Frank Patterson, of Idaho, is visiting
his parents in this city.
Fire broke out ill the rear of G. C.
Long’s meat market Friday night, hut
by the quick work of tlit» fire denart-
ment the blaze was goon extinguished.
The damage was slight.
The ladies of the Presbyterian church
will give a tea and sale of fancy work at
the home of Mrs. O. I). Butler Satur­
day afternoon.
Mr. Brooks, of Portland, was in In­
dependence Tuesday.
Mr. McClellan, a hop man from Sa­
lem. transacted business in this city the
first of the week.
Belden Grant, a popular traveling
man, was in town Tuesday.
Miss Cora Mix spent Monday iu Dal­
las.
Mr. and Mrs. John McCreadie, of
Black Rock, are visiting at the home of
their son, Will Earhart, in this city.
Mrs. G. A. Wilcox was in Salem Sat­
urday.
Mrs. James Anderson was in Dallas
the first of the week.
Mrs. I. D. Dickinson visited in the
capital city Saturday.
Chester Sloper and Prussia Newton
were married in Independence lust
Wednesday. They departed for Port­
land that afternoon for a brief wedding
trip.
B. F. Jones was elected mavor and
Asa Robinson recorder at the city elec­
tion Monday.
P. Drexler returned from Portland
Saturday.
Henry H. Bents, of Aurora, spent the
past week in Independence.
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Mr. Horsfall and Mr. Plank have re­
turned to Siletz.
Mr. Schmidt is hauling hay from Mr.
Barker’s place to his own.
A. A. Wilt is back on Rock Creek
after a short stay in Corvallis.
Mrs. B. E. Rose and baby have gone
to visit her mother at Independence.
Mrs. Horsfall and Mrs. F'rank
Morrison visited Miss Hamar’s school
last Monday.
Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Hamar, Miss Nelia
Hamar aud Mrs. J. L. Morrison took
dinner at F. Writtenstron’s on the 29th.
G. B. Hampton, with the help of
several neighbors, butchered a fat steer
last Monday. Mrs. Fred Brock helped
get dinner for the men.
Miss M. L. Hampton returned to her
school the 29th Miss Grace accom­
panied her and brought the horses
home the next day.
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Joseph Smitli, of Corvallis, visited
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were visiting in town the first of the
throat trouble.
week.
Miss Maud Tharp has returned from
Mr. Nora Bales, of Zena, visited in
evening of December 2.‘lrd, and if it is
A program will be given at the Chris­
West Salem Saturday.
an extended visit in Portland.
Mr. and Mrs. W. H. H. Dodge called anything likelier school it will certainly tian church on next Suudav evening by
J. M. Staats, of Airlie, transacted
lie
a
success.
She
expects
to
spend
the
theC.
W. B. M.
on Geo. Gosser Sunday.
business in Independence Friday.
holidays with her parents in Sheridan.
Mrs. Lucia Keyt, Mrs.. Jennings,
Asa Taylor was a business visitor in
Mrs. John Holmes is taking subscrip-
Gladys McKee and Hazel Duignan were
ions for all kinds of magazines.
Dallas Saturday.
shopping in McMinnville Saturday.
Mrs. Strang made a two weeks visit at
Mr. Chas. Fitchard returned from
FALLS CITY.
Bert Conner and wife, of Condon, and
the home of her son, Mr, Justice.
Portland Wednesday.
Mrs. Ella Hastings, of Spokane, is visit­
Mrs. Canuse, of East Salem, spent
Mr. Al Bentley is visiting relatives in
ing relatives and old friends in this vi­
Quite a number of Falls City people cinity.
Sunday at the home of Mrs. Batchelor
Eugene.
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We are glad to say that Mr. Squires attended court this week.
Mr. and Mrs. A. Gross were in Dallas
Omer Carson lias been doing some
City water is all the talk now. It is pvrographic
has entirely recovered from his recent
Monday.
and has several pieces
hoped it will result in something prac­ on display in work,
Mr. Sharman lias returned to his illness.
Hall A Hayes’ furniture
Portland friends visited at the home tical.
homestead near Siletz.
store at Dallas.
C. Schabert has about completed
Miss Topsy Madison was a Salem vis­ of Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Gozour, of West his J. new
Mr. James Yoakum is improving the
dwelling on the lots recently appearance
Salem, Sunday.
itor last week.
of his store by painting it
purchased
by
him.
Mrs. N. S. Smitli has returned home
inside and varnishing the c«>unters.
A. Strausbery has returned from a
INDEPENDENCE.
Mrs.
Thorn
has
graded
her
lots
on
after
a
three
weeks
visit
at
the
home
of
Mr.
Jack Goodell, of Rickreall, is iloing
visit in Portland.
her daughter, Mrs. Warren Birch, ot St. Pine street, near Thomas HollowelPs the work. Mr. Yoakum is going to put
Tom Hart is visiting friends in Salem. Johns.
residence, and has material on the in a new stock of goods which lie has al­
Artie Burkhead,of Monmouth, was in
Mr. L. Damon was a passenger to
ready ordered, and expects them to be
Mr. J. T. Hunt has received word ground for a new residence.
Independence Saturday.
Portland Saturday.
that
his mother, who is visiting at the The new dry goods store opened up in here in a few days.
Mrs. John Belt has returned from
Mrs. John Smith, of Corvallis, was home of her son, Dent Hunt, at Dayton, the Tollar building is doing a good busi­
visit to Portland.
visiting friends in this city last week.
ness. The young men running the same
Washington, fell and broke her hip.
AIRLIE.
Ralph Davidson, of Parker, was tran­ Chas. Dick has returned from a trip to F. L. Wood, of Ellis A Wood. Real are attentive to business and will suc­
sacting business here Saturday.
Yaquina and Toledo.
Estate Co., of Salem, has bought the ceed.
Eli Fluke, of Coryallis, visited rela­
C. B. Pugh is building a good sub­ Ed Berry was in town this week.
Mrs. Solie is visiting her sister, who Stanton property and is improving it by
tives here last week.
a bungalow roofed porch and a coat of stantial residence near the schoolhouse.
resides in Portland.
W. E. Williams is a Dallas visitor this
This
part of our city is rapidly building week.
Miss Lcora Shank visited Dallas
Ray Walker, of Eugene, visited liis red naint.
and will soon be the most popular
friends Thursday.
West Salem has a good general up
parents over Sunday.
A. C. Staats and wife were Saver vis­
J. M. Murney has returned from a vis­ Will Mattison was visiting Dallas merchandise store, an excellent school, part of town.
Mr. and Mrs, A. W. Cooper, having itors Sunday.
it in Albany.
and needs some enterprising person to
friends Sunday.
C. Miller was in Airlie Sunday on
build more houses to rent, as there are sold their residence property to W. H his A. way
L. M. Butler, of Monmouth, ws
to Dallas.
Mrs. Chas. Fitchard visited in Salem not
Becker, have moved to Centralia, Wash­
enough to satisfy the demand.
town Saturday.
Monday.
Leroy Byerley is in Dallas this week
ington, where they may be found at
Mrs.
Marie
Frakes,
the
lady
who
was
Harvey Copeland departed Tuesday
attending court.
home hereafter.
Mra. Gibson and deugliter, of Rick-
on his way to his home in Los Angeles. reall, were visiting in Independence injured on the last day of the cherry
Mrs. W. D. Campbell, who died sud
Mr. Marble and Mr. Metcalf were vis"
fair,
asks
aid
through
the
columns
of
Conrad Krebs has returned from an Saturday.
the Itemizer. Mrs. Frakes was knock denly last Thursday, left many sincere itors in Suver Sunday.
extended trip to New York and other
Chas. Irvine transacted business in ed down by a man on a Salem street friends behind. The family had not re­
Hugh Goforth was trading in Airlie
eastern cities.
Corvallis last week.
pavement, who stepped on her stomach sided in Falls City very long, hut while one day this week.
Robt. Mende returned to his home in
Mr. and Mrs. S. Hayes, of Riverside, so heavy that since then she has suffer­ here made a host of friends. Her body
Mrs. Rowe, of Portland, is visiting at
Portland Thursday.
ed greatly. She was nearly killed and was taken to Montesano for burial.
were in town Thursday.
the home of W. 8. Jones
Miss Ella Robinson has returned to
Geo. Conkey transacted business in the injury to her head was so great The hearty laugh of our old friend, F.
There will be a Christmas tree at
that she lias lost the sense of both taste A. Lucas, was heard on our streets again Lewisville
her home in McMinnville, after a visit Dallas Monday.
Christinas eve.
and smell. She is a widow and has no this week. Mr. Lucas has been visiting
of several weeks with her parents here.
Loran Wann has returned from a visit support
Rev. T. E. Armstrong was a business
since the death of her son, in the east for some months but says it
Ernest Irvine was a Salem visitor with his parents, who reside in Salem.
which occured soon after her injury, as does not look good to him and he is glad visitor in Salem this week.
Friday.
Mrs. Henry Hill was a Salem visitor the people remember the sad occur­ to get home again. We are all glad to
D. H. Simpson was transacting busi­
Miss Ethel Foden, of Nova Scotia, ar­ Friday.
rence. She is trying to get a little see him
ness in Portland last week.
rived last week to spend the winter
home
in
West
Salem,
and
asks
the
aid
A
crowd
of
Rebekah’s
attended
the
There will be a mask dance and s u p -
with her cousin, Mrs. Nell Graves.
of the community. Any small contri­
Monmouth lodge Thursday night.
per in Airlie Christmas night.
Mr. Miller, of Hopewell, was the guest
butions will lie appreciated by her.
PEEDEE.
Mr.
H.
C.
Chamberlain
has
moved
O. L. Buchanan was a business visit­
of his daughter, Mrs. L. L. Hewitt, last his family to Monmouth.
Mr. and Mrs. William Wisner w<
or in Independence Friday.
week.
given a pleasant surprise by about 50
Khvood
Bennett
lias
returned
from
a
F. A. Williams returned Wednesday
R. DeArmond was in Portland last visit in Portland.
of their friends and relatives last Mon­ Clarence Irvine killed hogs Friday.
week.
day evening at their home on the
Harry Bachelor made a business trip from a business trip to Portland.
Prince
Lacey,
of
Parker,
was
in
this
Miller & Alcorn shipped some fine
Wallace road, in honor of the fiftieth to Airlie Monday.
Mr. and Mrs. I. Vanduyne, of Port­
anniversary of their marriage. A spen-
land. are the guests of Mr. and Mrs. M. city Saturday.
Will Bush sold some horses to Clar­ dressed hogs to Falls City Tuesday.
Mrs.
Joe
Laundre
visited
relatives
in
did
dinner
was
served
by
the
ladies
of
Merwin.
C. E. Staats sold a fine dressed hog to
ence Irvine recently.
the party and afterward musical num­
Miller Alcorn Co. one day this week.
Mrs. Robt. DeArmond lias returned Independence Saturday.
Grandma Hastings has returned to
bers
and
readings
were
enjoyed.
Mr.
C.
D.
Ruklie
was
in
Portland
last
to her home, after spending several
J. W. Brown and A. N. Newbill are
and Sirs. Wisner receive«! a handsome her home at Monmouth.
weeks at the Good Samaritan Hospital. week.
Martha Simpson, of Airlie, visited bnsiness visitors in Portland this week.
gold decorated clock, umbrella and
She is very much improved in health.
Mr. and Mrs. J. S. Moore were in cane
James Wilson spent a few days visit­
from their friends here, and also Sarah Ritner last week.
ing his brother, C. E. Wilson, last week.
Chas. Lightfoot was in this city over from their farm Saturday.
many others from their friends and
There will be preaching at the school
Sunday.
A. W, Fowler and family have arrived relatives in the east. Mr. and Mrs. house
Miller A Alcorn Co. have bought the
next Sumlay evening.
entire output of the Monmouth cream­
Miss Edith Fugate spent the last of from California and will make their Wisner were married November 29th,
Grandpa Castile, father of Mrs. Ma- ery.
the week with her parents in Monmouth. home near Independence.
1858, in Hillsdale, Michigan, Mrs.
Freer, fell dead last Saturday at
Sam Russell, of Parker, was in town Wisner being formerly Miss Mary Haas. linda
The students of American School of
Mrs. Nora Mattison was a Salem vis­
his home in Springfield.
Saturday.
itor Friday.
They came to Oregon 24 years ago and
Music expect to give a musical in the
There
is
going
to
be
a
Christmas
tree
have raised three girls and two boys,
near future.
Flruest Irvine has sold his interest in
Byron Adkins, of Corvallis, visited and
have a host of friends in different at the school house Christmas, and we C. F. Calkins and wife, who have been
the hardware store to Hanna Bros.
with friends here last week.
want
evervone
to
come
and
feel
wel­
parts of Oregon where they have lived. come and nave a good time.
living at the axe handle camp, have
B. F. Jones was a Salem visitor last
Mrs. J. A. Compton has returned from
moved to Portland.
week.
a visit in Corvallis.
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Al the meeting called to see about
D. II. Simpson, one of our enterpris­
SUNNYSL0PE.
Val Huber, of Monmouth, was in this
building a new Bcnool house here it was
Mr.
Moffit,
of
Portland,
was
transact­
city Thursday.
tiecided to not build it, the majority ing merchants, is a bnsiness visitor in
ing business here last week.
Dallas
this week.
thinking that the ol«l one, with a little
Wiley Williams, of Airlie, wasin town J. Flynn, of Albany, was irt town
Mr. Arthur Grooms wasin this vici­ expense,
The Spaulding Logging company team
would do for several years yet.
last week,
t Monday.
nity Saturday trading horses.
was in town Wednesday and took oat a
A social dance will be given in the
Mr. Roy Johnson and Milt Bosley vis­
big load of supplies.
Miss Garlin Hill has returned from a
Opera House Saturday night.
PERRYDALE.
ited Mr. Wm. Herren and family Sun­
visit in Salem.
E. T. Evans took a load of groceries
Mrs. N. Tharp departed Mondav for C. O. Sloyer and wife were in Port­ day.
to Spaulding's logging camp for Miller
Portland, whers she will visit a few days. land last week.
Mr. Wm. Herren is hauling brick for
Elmer Enes was a McMinnville visit­ A Alcorn Co. this week.
Jesse Wiley, of Buena Vista, visited
John Hanna has moved his family in­ the pnrpoee of building a flue to his or Friiiay.
W. 8. Alcorn, of Kings Valley, wasin
in this city Friday.
house.
to Mr. Fred Smith's house.
Airlie Wednesday. He left in the even­
F.
B.
Conner
went
to
Portland
on
ing for Portland, where he Bpent a few
Loren Redwell, of Portland, transact-
B. F. Jones is attending court this Quite a number of our young folks bnsiness Friday.
from here attende«! church in Mon­
davs.
«u business in Independence last week, week
Ewen Jennings is in the real estate
mouth
Sunday.
Gail Alexander, of Highland, was an J. 8. Cooper was in Dallas Monday,
W. J. Barber and his gang nave com­
Mr. Wm. Herren has just finished bnsiness here.
^dependence vis.tor Saturday.
Jll(tf!P Scott addressed the citisens of
Mr. and Mrs. H. J. Elliott were visit­ pleted the new warehouse for Miller A
cultivating
his
strawberry
and
cherry
Alcorn, and they are moving in this
Harold r ltchard was in Salem Friday. Independence Monday afternoon at the orchard which looks fine.
ing in Dallas Sunday.
week.
Claud Skinner has returned from a Good Roads Convention,
J. W. Caldwell and Faye Morrison
Mr.
George
Heck,
the
bntcher,
of
In­
Dr. Butler, of Independence, was in
visit in Portland.
| Howard Buckner attended court in dependence, has purchased some fine were Dallas visitors Mondav.
Airlie Friday on his way to see Cy Yel -
Harry and Ed Vailiere, of Highland, Dallas last week.
beef
cattle
of
Mr.
Herman
Wunder.
D.
L.
Keyt
made
a
business
trip
to
ey,
who is suffering with his old trou­
were transacting Imsinees here Satur-
Harry Rogowav, of Albany, visited
Miss Minnie Mack, who has been Washington the last of the week.
ble with his eves.
day.
with his sister, Mrs. A. Gross, the first making an extendeil visit in the east, is Mr. and Mrs. Loop, of Briedwell, vis­
A gang of carpenters has been here
Fred Hainan left Monday for Trout- of the week.
expected home the 20th of the month. ited at the home of Lee Danewood Sun­ this
week making some repairs on the
dale, where he expert* to work in a
G.
L.
Hawkins,
of
Dallas,
was
in
our
day.
Our merchant, Mr. Strickler, of Mon­
depot and warehouse and have also dag
meat shop.
citv last week.
mouth. passed through these parts Sun­ Mrs. D. L. Keyt and little daughter a well near the depot.
Henry Dickinson, ot Parker, was in
Mr. and Mrs. H. Dickinson, of Albany, day on his way to Mr. Herman Wan­ visited her sister, Mrs. Plsnkington, at
this city Monday,
visited at the home of J. C. Morrison der’s.
Brklgeport.
Henry and Oren McElmurry of High­ last week.
When yon want prescriptions filled
Our popular and industrious teacher,
The Perrydale Milling Co. received
land, were Independence visitor* the
W. Fishbark, of Antioch, was in town Miss Ida Duigan, is preparing for a several carloads of slab wood from Dal­ by a comnetent druggist, one who is
first
of
the
week.
careful
and knows what he is about, go
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to Conrad Stafrin's drug store.
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