OUR ASSOCIATE EDITORS.
A ll the County News Graphically Writ*
ten up by Our Brainy Rustlers.
. L. CHAPMAN....
FUNERAL DIRECTOR
and
EMBALMER
O FF IC E : C hapel an d P a rlo r., N. M ain«!.
D A L LA S. OREGON:
B ril P h o n e 103. • M u tu a l P hone 130«.
C alls P r o m p tly A n sw e r e d D . y o r N ig h t
INDEPENDENCE.
Miss Mabel Kills visited in Dallas last
week.
Mias Leora Shank has returned from
a visit in Portland.
Dell Park went to Portland last week
to spend the winter.
Mrs. H . H. Wagner, who has been
visiting her daughter. Mrs. Dr. Alien,
returned to her home in Portland last
Sunday.
Mr*. H . Mattison was a Corvallis
visitor last week,
Mrs. F. L. Hooper has returned from
: Portland, where she visited a few days.
I J. 1!. L autennan, a life insuranee
| man, was in Independence this week.
Jam es Helmick, of Suver, moved to
eastern W ashington last week,
j J. K. Neil, of Buena Vista, was in
town Saturday.
I Fred N. Stump, of Suver, was tran-
i »acting business in Independence Thurs-
f day.
W. N. Turner, of Portland, was in
| this city the first of the week.
Mr. J. E. Rhodes has recently sold
I his farm near Independence, and he ex-
! pects to go with his family ^to Corvallis
to residp.
| S. H. M cElm urry returned last week
from n visit of several weeks in W ash
ington.
W. G. McAllister, a former resident
of this city, is visiting his brother, J.
M. McAllister.
W. S. Alcove, of Kings Valley, was
in town the first of the week.
A fire alarm was turned in Thursday
from the old town, a t the hom e of For
est Finch. The damage was slight.
W. B. Allen, of Oak Giove, visited in
C A TA R R H
D IS E A S E D
A N D S Y S T E M D IS O R D E R E D
r
C atarrh is n o t m erely an inflam m ation of the ti sues of th e head and
throat, a s the sym ptom s of rin g in g noises in th e ears, m ucous d ro p p in g back
into the th ro at, con tin u al h a w k in g and sp ittin g , etc., would seem to in d i
c a te ; it is a blood disease in w hich the e n tire c irculation and th e g reater
p a rt of the system are involved. C atarrh is due to th e presence of a n excess
of uric acid in th e blood. T he Liver, K idneys and Bowels freq u en tly be
come torpid and dull in th e ir action a n d in stead of c a rry in g off th e refuse
and waste of th e body, leave it to sour and form uric acid in th e system .
T his is taken up by th e blood and th ro u g h its circu latio n d istrib u te d to all
p a rts of the system .
These im p u ritie s in the blood irrita te and inflam e
th e different m em branes and tissu es of th e body, and th e con tractin g
of a cold will sta rt th e secretions and o th er d isg u stin g and disagreeable
sym ptom s of C atarrh. As th e blood goes to a ll p a rts of th e body th e ca
tarrh al poison affects all p a rts of th e system . T he head has a tig h t, fud
feeling, nose c o n tin u a lly stopped up, p ain s above th e eyes, s lig h t fever
comes and goes, the stom ach is u p se t and th e e n tire system disordered and
affected by th is disease. It is a w aste of
tim e to try to cure C atarrh w ith sp ray s
b e e n w o r s e . I trie d everything1 washes, in h alatio n s, etc. Such trea tm e n t
¡ ¿ S f i V h o n ^ ^ a n a 0 #°8°? a n d <U k S n ot reach th e blood, and can therefore,
could s e e a little improvem ent do n o th in g m ore th a n tem p o rarily relieve
t a M w i t J S K r f S S f t w a s enrocL th e discom fort of th e trouble
T o cure
T h i s w a s s i x y e a r s ago, and I am C atarrh p e rm an en tly th e blood m u st be
a . w e ll tq d a y a .a n ^ m a n ^ i tM nk th o ro u g h ly purified a n d th e system cleansed
C a t a r r h 1 . a b lo o o _ --------
k n o w t h e r e i s n o t h i n g o n e a r t h of all poisons, and a t th e sam e tim e
b e t t e r f o r t h e b lo o d t h a n 8 . S . 8 . stre n g th e n ed a n d b u ilt up. N o th in g equals
N o b o d y t h i n k s more o f 8 . s , C.
t h a n I do.
M . M A T SO N ,
S. S. S. for th is purpose.
It a tta c k s the
L a p e e r, M ich.
disease a t its head, goes down to th e very
bottom of th e trouble and m akes a com plete
and la s tin g cure. S. S. S. rem oves every
particle of th e c atarrh a l poison from the
blood, m ak in g th is v ita l stream
re, fresh
and health y .
T hen th e inflam ed m em
PURELY VEGETABLE branes begin to heal, th e head is loosened
and cleared, th e h a w k in g a n d s p ittin g cease,
every sym ptom disappears, th e c o n stitu tio n is b u ilt u p and vig o ro u s h ealth
lestored. S. S. S. also tones u p th e stom ach and dig estio n a n d acts as a
fine tonic to th e e n tire system . If you a re suffering w ith C a ta rrh beg in th e
use of S. S. S. a n d w rite u s a sta te m e n t of y o u r case a n d o u r p h y sician s will
send you lite ra tu re ab o u t C atarrh, and give you special m edical advice
w ithout charge. S. S. S. is for sa le a t all first class d ru g stores.
S.S.S.
TH E S W IF T S P E n iT ffi m .. AT1.AMTA. C A .
;« s< o v ;* i--;o X o S ^ o x « x o y .o \-yo
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o
Independence last week.
Mr. and Mrs. \V. W. Howell, of Rick-
reall, visited relatives here last Sunday-
Freddio Young, of Greenwood, was in
town Monday.
C lark Hem bree, of M onmouth, was
transacting business in town last week.
Mrs. I. A. Allen and daughter, of
Greenwood, were in Independence last
Tuesday.
C. W. Butler shipped a load of dressed
turkeys to Portland Monday.
P. O. Mauzey was in Salem this week.
Dole Pomeroy, who is attending Co
lum bia University, is home for the holi
days.
Mr. and Mrs. W ilbur Cooper have
returned from Fastern Oregon, where
hey have visited the past four weeks.
Frank M asterson, of W alla W alla, is
visiting a t the home of his sister, Mrs.
F. Wilson.
Dean W alker is home for the holidays.
Mr. and Mrs. George Wells, of Buena
Vista, were in tow n Saturday.
Ila rrv C o p la n d has returned from
I/>s Angeles, where he has been visiting
his m other.
Mr. and Mrs. Jam es A. Carrol have
returned to their home in Seattle, after
visiting a few weeks in this city.
Benjam in Church died in this city
December 10, 1008, after a lingering ill
ness of m any years. Two children su r
vive him , Sister Mary Andrea, of Sa
lem, and Marie C hurch, of this city.
Kola Neis, of P ortland, was in this
city last week.
Miss Laccie Clark, of Portland, visit
ed at the home of Miss M argaret Pom e
roy over Sunday.
The Independence orchestra will give a
C hristm as dance in the opera house.
N. T harp lias moved with his family
to Portland to m ake his home.
Geo. Murdock, of Salem, was in In
dependence Friday.
Brigham Young, of Airlie, was in
town Saturday.
Ross Nelson was in Corvallis last
week.
Mrs. Byron Adkins, of E ugene, is vis
iting with her parents in this city.
Babe Owen and Topsy M attison visit
ed in Salem Friday.
Dr. P a rrish ’s new launch was brought
from Buena Vista to Independence Sun
day.
Miss Dora Cooper has returned from
Fargo, Dakota, where she spent the past
three months.
Hector Gingrass visited in Salem one
day last week.
Mrs. John Flukes is visiting his son in
Portland.
I)r. Duganne was in Corvallis last
week.
Geo. Dorcas, a hop man from Salem,
was in town Thursday.
Mrs. Kph Young is visiting friends in
P< >rt land.
Robt. Em m ons, of Buena Vista, was
in th ts city last week.
Mr. and Mrs. J. J. Russell, of Parker,
spent Saturday in Independence.
Wm. Percival has returned from a
trio to Portland.
J. M. Staats, of Airlie, is superintent'«
ing the building of a Home telephone
line between Monmouth and Indepen
dence.
Mr. and Mrs. G. C. I» n g and son,
Percy, are spending the holidays in Al
bany.
The city is having a cem ent walk
built in front of the city hall.
Frank D urbin, a hop m an from Sa- j
lem, was in this city Monday.
I>r. B utler was in Corvallis last w e ek , j
Claud K urre and family, of Nekowin, |
art* spending the holidays with relatives
and friends in Independence.
Frank and Claud Skinner returned
Monday from Portland with th eir launch,
Independence.
Miss Ella Chase, of H ighland, spent
Monday in Independence.
Mr. and Mrs. H arry Belt, of McMinn
ville, visited the first of the week with
relatives here.
Asa Taylor was in Salem last week.
II. H irsehberg was a Corvallis visitor
last week.
1>. M. M cCarthy, of M arion county, '
was transacting business in this city |
Monday.
W ill E arh a rt has returned from a vis-
ii in Portland.
Dorsey T urner, pf Airlie, was in this
city Saturday.
Miss Veda Wolfe, of P ortland, is vis
iting a t the home of the Misses Burton.
Dean Butler, who is studying law in
P ortland, is up for the holidays.
Miss C lara E arh a rt visited in Salem
th e first of the week.
Mrs. W. N. Alexander is visiting
friends in Corvallis.
Ted Cooper, of Eugene, is home for
th e holidays.
H arry Patterson, of Eugene, visited
friends and relatives here this week.
Mrs. C. W. B utler was a Salem visitor
Tuesday.
Miss Ruby E a rh a rt spent Tuesday in
Salem.
Chas. Durrell was in from his farm
Tuesday.
The Misses Cecile and Geneva Wilcox
are spending the holidays w ith their
parents here.
“ When my little boy was six week*
old an eruption broke out on his face.
I took him to a doc
tor and got ointments
and medicines but his
face kept on getting
worse until it got so
bad th at no one could
* look a t him. His
whole face was one
crust and must have
been very painful.
He scratched day and
night until his face
sometimes looked like
a raw piece of meat.
, I was nearly Insane
with his scratching
day and night. Then I took him to
all the best specialists in skin disease«
but they could not do much for him.
He sometimes screamed with pain
when I put on the salve they gave me.
“ When he was two years old the
eczema got on his arms and legs so
th at I had to keep them bandaged up
and I made gloves for his hands so the
nails could not poison him worse. We
could not get a night’s sleep in months
and my husband and 1 were all broken
up. Then my mother asked why I
did not give up the doctors and try
Cuticura. So I got a set and he felt
relieved the first time I used them,
the Cuticura Ointment felt so cool.
He used to wako up and ask for Cuti
cura to be put on when he itched so
badly that he could not sleep, and he
would say, ‘Oh! Mama, th at makes
my sores feel so good!’ I gave the
Cuticura Remedies a good trial and
gradually the eczema healed all up
and now he is as well as any other chil
dren. He is now seven years old and
the cure has lasted two months, so I
think it will never return. I can’t
tell you how glad I am that Cuticura
did such wonderful work in our case
and I shall recommend it everywhere.
Mrs. John G. Klurapp, 80 Niagara St.,
Newark, N. J., Oct. 17 and 22, 1907.°
PERRYDALE.
F o r In fa n ta and C hild ren .
The Kind You Hav8
Always Bought
Promotes DitjeslionJCkerfu)
n e ss and Rest .Contains neitter
Opium.Morphine nor Mineral.
N o t N a r c o t ic .
Bears the
Signature
of
S td p r tfM D c sm .'£ ljn w s
JtX. Santa +
A duile Salts-
A a st Seed *•
In
Use
For Over
Thirty Years
Register for a Calendar
at
J
Until 6 o’clock December 27, we will give FREE with
every purchase of 25 cents or over, 1 Ticket to the
Star Theatre. One ticket to a person, and must be
used this week.
Guy Bros. & Dalton
Hardware and Furniture
CASTORIA
f
? Dependable Brand LIME and SULPHUR Solution ?
We are still selling nice Rockers at $1.60 each.
A nice line of Dining Chairs at $6 to $22 per set.
Rochester Fancy Nickel Plated Ware.
Roebson’s Pocket Knives and Razors.
Rogers Tripple Plate Knives and Forks (special)
$3.75 per set.
Rugs from $1.50 up, (a complete stock.)
A new Oriential Bust Assortment.
New Patterns in Linoleum just arrived.
F R E E
CUTICURA EFFECTED
A WONDERFUL CURE
CASTORIA
fyS X S itM i*
W. A. K eyt was a Perrydale caller
Itirml M -
Saturday.
Omer Carson was a Dallas caller
Saturday.
Aperfect Remedy forCimsfipa-
Mrs. Linn was a McMinnville visitor
I io n , Sour Storaach.Dtarrtm
Monday.
Worms,Convulsions Jevtrist
Miss Susie B ennett was a Dallas
n e ss and LOSS OF SLEEP.
visitor Saturday.
Dick Duignan, si»ent a few days in
Facsimile Siglature of
Portland last week.
Lee Conner and wife were McMinn
N E W Y O BK .
ville visitors Saturday.
Mr. and Mrs. IV VV. F lan n ery were
A t b m o n th s o ld
callers in Dallas the first of the week.
J 5 D 0 S E (i-3 3 C E N T S
Alfred Jones, Lee Conner and John
Jolly butchered their hoga last week.
Mr. and Mrs. W in. Kargeant have
been visiting their daughter in Portland
Exact Copy of Wrapper.
THB OtNTAUR MNMNT, NSW VOR« CITT.
several days.
Mr. Charles W aym ire, a t one tim e a
blacksm ith of this place, has been visit
PEEDEE.
ing his stepson, Fred Strong, several
days.
Mr. and Mrs. J. A. B axter were
We are having a little more frosty
assengers on th e m orning train for
©—© —© —© —
w eather th an is needful.
)allas Friday, returning in the after-
ternoon.
Joe Dyer and wife, from near Eugene,
|
Spray your Trees w ith
^
A single set of C uticura Remedies, consisting of
is visiting his sister, Mrs. Frank T ur
Win. Conner and wife, of Portland,
C uticura Soap (25c ). O intm ent (60c ). and Resol
ner.
who have been visiting a t th e home of
vent (50c.). or Pills (25c. per vial of 60). Is often
sufficient to cure. Sold throughout the world P o tte r
his sister, Mrs. E lijah Jolly, returned
Pete R itner took a load of house hold D
Mass,
rug A Chem. Corp.. Sole Props.. Boston.
F
homo Monday.
« T Mailed Free, C uticura Book on Skin Dl
gsods to Airlie Friday for lla n n a Bros.
Manufactured by GIDEON STOLZ CO., Salem, Oregon
®
Miss Kate Jennings, who is teaching ©
A Hie Edw ards was in Kings Valley
the E nterprise school, is preparing for
Friday.
Mr. H arry Lacey, of Peedee, visited a program and C hristm as tree a t the
Troy T urner and wife and family vis
$100 FORFEIT IF N O T STRICTLY PURE
*
Friday and Saturday of this week at school house on the afternoon of the ®
ited Mr. and Mrs. W omer Monday.
the home of Mr. Lein Howard, Mr. 24th.
We expect to hear the wedding bells How ard’s father is also visiting a t this
Mr. and Mrs, B. O. Riggs and little | For Sale F. O. B. Dallas or Salem by
riuging near C hristm as tim e.
place, and will go to Dallas to visit his so n took the train Sunday for W aits-
Dr. Bollman, of Dallas, was called to sister.
RAY & CO., Dallas, Oregon, or at
©
burg, W ashington, where they will ©
see Mrs. Lewis R itner last Friday even
The basket social and e n tertain m en t spend the holi«layH with r e la tiv e s and <
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DALLAS
SODA
W
ORKS,
Dallas,
Oregon
ing.
was successfully carried out and netted old friends.
Ducile ami Rel»ecea Bush were shop $17.90. It would have doubtless have
Mr. J. D. Yoakum received his new
been enjoyed more and a greater num stock of goods last week and assisted by © — © — © — © — © — © — © — © — © — © — © — © — © — © - © — © —
ping in Kings Valley Saturday.
her
of
people
been
present,
had
we
not
We hear th a t T. J. Allen has bought
Mr. and Mrs. II. L. Crider, of Dallas,
been saddened by the death of Mr was kept busy getting ready for an
Wm. Frazier, of Portland, was in In A. C. M iller’s interest in th e store.
was to love.
Melvin
Wilson,
which
occurred
at
4
dependence last week.
PEEDEE.
opening.
He is now ready to acommo-
A unt Nan Brown will work for Mrs.
o’clock of the same day. Mr. W ilson date the public with all kinds of general
Our m erchants all report a much
VV. J . Steel, of Buena Vista, tran sac t L. R itner.
had been ailing for some tim e and his
larger trade in all lines of goods than
ed business in town Saturday.
There has been a little snow but not death, while not expected, was sudden m erchandise.
Sammie Edwards is on the sick list. last year, and special goods for holiday
The comunity mourn his death and
Miss Pansy Manor, of Eugene, is vis enongh to m ake the ground white.
Bluford B ush’s little girl has been sick trade are moving rapidly. This does
Mrs. F. R itner went to Albany last sym pathize deeply with his aged
away with all talk of hard tim es, in
MONMOUTH.
iting friends in this city.
again.
parents.
H arry Batchelor is going into the fact this is the story all over Oregon
Roy McFadden, of Portland, is visit Saturday.
this year, and simply goes to prove th a t
Fain Simpson is clerking in bis bro th
ing his mother, Mrs. S. Hayes.
The Christm as tree a t tho Evangelical goose business.
the state of Oregon is in th e front rank
e r’s store a t Airlie.
R0CCA.
There
is
one
bridge
on
the
Peedee
church
promises
to
be
a
success.
for prosperity and Falls C ity has a good
Sam Irvine was a Salem visitor last
Mr. and Mrs. John R itner took sever
seat way up in front.
Again the gentle patter of rain is a needs looking after.
week.
al dozen chickens to Kings Valley this
Mrs.
Dulsie
Bush
has
been
to
C
ham
welcome
sound
after
the
slight
freeze.
Ii. B urnett is back on the old home-
Mrs. Eva Woods and little daughters, week.
Mr. and Mrs. Springs and son, Leslie, bers’ store buying C hristm as goods.
W inona and Dorothy, of Goldendale,
Mr. Dodson made a business trip to tettd.
HOW MONEY WAS SAVED
Mr. and Mrs. E rnest Bush visited
Mrs. G. II. Horsfall came home from m ade a trip to Salem S aturday, re tu rn
Wad»., are visiting w ith Mrs. Wood’s Portland this week.
Will Bush and family over Sunday.
ing Sunday.
parents, Mr. and Mrs. Robinson, here.
A. M. Kaw has been visiting old Dallas last W ednesday.
Will and E rnest Bush and H arry
Mrs. Simon and Mrs. Nelson were
Basil Johnson has taken a hom estead
friends.
Batchelor robbed a bee tree last week To Taxpayers by Our Far Seeing
this vicinity. He bought out J . M. Independence visitors S aturday.
Mr. and Mrs. Jam es G ra n t spent in
City Councilmen.
Derrick.
Mrs. Paul Jackson, who has been and guess had q uite a lively tim e.
Monday a t John R itn er’s.
Albert W ilt set a tra p for cougar, the quite sick, is now convalescing.
Q uite a large crowd attended C. Ker- cougar got the tra p but A1 has seen neith
Mr. and Mrs. John Hale, of Newberg,
R1CKREALL
After the installation ot our rock
b e r’s shooting m atch.
er since.
are visiting the la tte r’s sister, Mrs. Eva
crusher last spring, it was thought by
J«»e Dyer and wife visited Mr. and
The ground was w hite with snow on B utler.
m any th a t th e cheapest way of getting
Mrs. J . VV. Yost.
the 14th, the first we have had this year.
Mr. Shenefield, the new m anager of
Miss Josephine Burch is quite ill.
our macadam road work done and the
Quite a num ber expect to attend the Since then it has been freezing and quite the Bell telephone, was in town on duty
quarry opened up in good shape would
Mrs.
Wm.
Black
w
as
a
Salem
visitor
m asquerade ball at Airlie C hristinas cold for this country.
Saturday.
be to let th e job to some experienced
Monday.
night.
J. A. Grigsby, who form erly lived
Sam Orr and family have returned contractor, such as the P ortland man
Mrs. R uth Nevills visited Mrs. John
who came up and nut in a bid for the
near here, w ith his family, is located a t from Portland.
SUNNYSL0PE.
R itner Saturday.
work, laboring under the opinion th a t
G rants Pass for the w inter.
W.
W.
Rowell
was
in
Portland
on
bus
this was the cheapest and best way out
Mrs. Nan Brown has returned home
Miss Dora Murdock, who has been iness last week.
of it, and th a t the mayor and council-
from Falls City.
W m. H erron w ent to Dallas Monday. teaching a t Seaside has come home to
Mark Burch returned last week from men could not afford to tak e the tim e
Dolly Baker visited Mrs. L. R itner
Mr. W hiteaker was visiting a t H er spend the holidays.
a
visit
in
Portland.
I
to look after all the num erous details
last Saturday.
Ralph Dodson and w ife, who have a
m an W ander’s Sunday.
Tillman Hodges, of Douglas, is visit and see th a t thorough work was done.
F. Nevils w ent to Kings Valley Sat
nice
home
south
of
here,
were
in
town
A num ber of people are here looking
The Item izer freely confesses th at we
ing w ith W. II. Cadle.
doing business Monday.
urday.
for homes to re n t or buy.
Misses Myra Lucas and R uth Myer wrere also of this opinion, but now de
Miss Mary Ronco is home from Dal
Chester
Mulkey
and
bride
are
visit
sire to make the am ende honorable by
T here will he a C hristm as tree a t
ing his grand parents, Mr. and Mrs. were Salem visitors Monday.
las visiting her parents.
giving the figures in the case, which
Sunnyslope W ednesday evening.
Miss
A
urelia
Burch,
who
is
teaching
Monroe Mulkey, of this place.
clearly show us to have been wrong, and
Loyd Chenoweth has been up from
H arry Davis and Hoy C lark were vis'
Portland visiting his wife and children. iting a t the home of Wm, H erren Sun
Mrs. M artha Addison, of Dayton, at W aitsburg, is a t home for the holidays, th a t the council adopted the better plan.
Mrs.
John
Vaughn
and
sons
visited
The am ount of rock crushed aud haul
attended the services a t tho C hristian
Nora B urbank visited E lla Sheythe day.
church with hei sister. Mrs. J . L. with her m other in Independence S un ed was 6619 yards ; the am ount of ma
last Saturday evening.
A num ber of young folks from here Fish back.
day.
cadam completed was 0015 yards. This
Jam es G rant and Bert Brooks carried attended the dance a t Independence
Mr. E. A. Stenson and wife, of Bel was put on a t a total cost to the city
The portable sawmill th a t has been
off the most turkeys a t C. K erber’s Thursday night.
cutting oak tim ber northw est of hero lingham , are spending the holidays and the property owners of $11,691.01.
shooting m atch.
Mrs. Hose H erron returned home is being taken to Clackamas county for with relatives here.
Taking the am ount of work done as
The H anna Bros, have moved to In Thursday from A lbany, where she has the same purpose.
stated above, as the basis for the am ount
The
card
party
last
Friday
was
quite
dependence.
been visiting her parents.
ell attended. The prizes went
.vent to .Sirs. as bid by th e Portland contractors of
C. L. Hawley and wife, of near Mc well
Chas. K erber transacted business in
W. W. Rowell and Harry Taylor, and $2.25 a cubic yard for m acadam , and 35
Coy,
were
doing
business
in
town
Sat
cents a cubic yard for excavation, we
Airlie Tuesday.
urday, and visiting the form er’s Miss Ada Byers and W. W. Rowell cap have
FIR GROVE.
Sharp Bevens purchased a dressed
tured the boobies.
parents, Mr. and Mrs. J . H . Hawley.
6015 yards at $2.2 5 ................... $13.533.75
hog of John R itner.
Mr. and Mrs. Will Jones w ent to
6015 yards excavation a t 35c.. 1.275.40
Mr. and Mrs. Alse W omer m ade a
There is quite a little snow on th e Lewisville vicinity for a visit with tho
FALLS CITY.
business trip to Airlie Thursday.
hills.
la tte r’s m other, Mrs. L. L. H ainnnm .
T o ta l .....................................$14,809.15
Wallace Brown, of Lewisville, pur
Therefore the am ount saved to the
Mrs. W illiam Shewey has the new- They w ill stay until after the holidays.
chased several bushels of potatoes of ralisia.
Three gentlemen from Missouri a rriv
Rev. Mrs. Blair returned home M on city by th e farsightedness of our coun
John R itner last W ednesday.
cil, i9 the difference between $14.309.15
Miss Pearl Sm ith visited a t Douglas’ ed here Monday who are old friends day from a week’s visit in Portland.
and $11,691.61 or $3,117.54.
of Milton Bosley, of M onmouth Heights.
Riley Burbank is working in a logging Sunday.
J. C. Tall>ott, Roy M urphy, Frank
The council were able to do this work
cam p a t Black Rock.
Miss Mary Konco is going to work at They are looking for a perm anent lo M urphy and J. H . Flower were Dallas in good shape, firstly because they were
cation.
G ussam l Levi Burbank will spend Black Rock.
visitors Monday.
lucky in securing the services of good
Christm as with their parents here.
The December Oi S. N. S. journal,
Mr. and Mrs. Goode were a t a t Dallas
A num ber of visitors have arrived at
the Courier, is now on sale at th e the Coin pan v Club house to spend the and capable men to look after both ends
Eva W omer and H ettie Kinsey spent last week.
of
the w o rk ; secondly because from
president’s office a t 15 cents per copy.
Sunday w ith Dolly Baker.
Mayor M uir down they devoted much
Sam M orrison visited Gus Pagenkopf W rite or phone your order. I t is more C hristm as week.
Mr. ami Mrs. R. A. Hastings visited Tuesday night.
John Beezely is a happv daddy again. of their own tim e to looking after the
than worth your money,
her sister, Mrs. C. Pugh, a t Falls City
It is a girl of standard weight and size i details and continually elim inating ev-
Mr. and Mrs. Joe Dyer visited Jasper
Archie McNeil, of Clove, U nion coun and a tine C hristm as present.
last week.
I ery item of unnecessary expense/ They
W illet this week.
ty, who has been attending the O. S. N.
Mr*. Hod son is cooking for L. Ed
Jam es Robinson and family returned 1 gave freely of th eir tim e to this end,
Mr. Guy Ray and Sam Irvine went to 8. for th e past two years, has returned
w ithout one cent of reecrtnpense, bore
w ard's logging crew.
Airlie Saturday.
to his home there and will come and to their home in Dallas after a couple with the kieks of disgruntled taxpayers,
Troy T urner and wife were in Kings
of week’s visit with relatives here.
Sam Morrison w ent to Fails City on finish his school work here later.
and endeavored to faithfully perforin
Valley trading last Tuesday.
Dial W illiams and family, late of the duties entrusted to them , simply be
business Saturday.
The revival at the C hristian church
Lewis F.dwards will run H anna Bros. I Mr. and Mrs. W m. Shewey visited conducted by Evangelist Stevens and Falls City, but now a resident of Salem, cause as a body they were working for the
logs from R itner creek in to the Luckia- H arry Lacey W ednesday.
wife was a success, 34 additions being came to town Monday to visit with welfare of their home town, and wanted
relatives during the holidays.
m ute.
to leave a record behind them of which
Will Morrison, of M onmonth, visited made to the church, 25 by baptism and
The various churches are making anyone m ight well l>e proud. And they
nine from o th er denom inations and by
at Ed Pagenkopf's th is week.
great
preparation
for
C
hristm
as
and
all
letters.
It
closed
Monday
night
by
a
have surely done so. Today the nine
WEST SALEM.
Mr. Lester Brown is a t home. The lecture and songs On Their T rip Around the children will have a visit from blocks completed stand as a m onum ent
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cam p sh u t down till the new year.
Santa Claus this year; none will be for to their sagacity. Every citizen points
the World.
gotten.
„
,
,
Mr. Ronco butchered Tuesday and
to them with pride, and every stranger
G randm a l hapm an is on th e sick took his hogs to Falls C ity W ednesday.
Miss M arguerite Flower came home comments favorably on th eir appear
E0LA.
from Salem to
spend Christm as ance.
3 ' ,,
,
,
.
,
Miss Mary Ronco is a t home from
The citv now owns a rock crusher
Mr. Lugo s new house is completed Dallas where she has been working for
week with her parents. She brought
and they are furnishing it anew.
some tim e.
John Schaffer left Saturday for Texas with her a girl friend who is a student th a t cost us $1306, and which could not
be
duplicated today for $1700. It is
in the blind school.
Mr. W ink Putnam has purchased a
Mrs. laim hert Shepard and children for a visit w ith his m other.
far in between Independence and Mon- „¡„¡ted a t Mrs. Ronoo’s Saturday night
W illiam H unter is moving into his just as good as new, if not better. We
B.
I.
Ferguson
brought
home
eleven
|
have a good roller worth $1,700. We
m outh.
and Sunday.
prises from th e poultry show at Dallas. handsom e new residence on the hill. have 2Va acres of the best rock in the
Mr. H unter contem plates m any fine
G randm a Putnam M l and bruised
Ruben Hastings and family and Mrs.
Miss
Eva
Norco««
went
to
Central
country
for making roads th a t cost us
herself rather badly last week on her John W aters went to Falls City shop Point to spend Christm as w ith her par im provem ents on his property and will
$80, but which since it is ojiened up is
76th birthday.
have
them
made
at
once.
ping th is week.
well worth $1,000. In fact we have
ents.
Our friends Cal Cram er and Moss | made a record a« to street work unequal-
There will lie a Christm as tree at th e
Miss Lucy Ronco is going to give a
Born, Saturday, December 19th, to i
school house Wednesday afternoon* C hristm as tree a t her home C hristm as Mr. and Mrs. B. f. Ferguson, a 11 pound W alker are wearing genuine C hristm as | ed in Oregon. This is shown by the fact
AH are invited.
smiles this time. They have goo«l re a s -1 th a t Dallas is pointed to as an example
eve and has invite«! all the school son,
on, their hotel is crowded with guests, |
Mrs. E dw ard Rex, from near Inde children.
Mrs. Holm an will have a C hristm as their hack yard full of turkeys, and 1 by the m anufacturers of the rock crush
pendence, visited this wivicat the home
and men have come here from as
Our mail carrier has q u it carrying the tree a t her home for the children of their pantery loaded with all the good things er,
of her parents. Mr. and Mrs. Ruge.
far as Yakima, W ash., to learn of our
mail b y the McTimmomls valley route workm en.
to eat. Things like this draw the methods. T hat more and even better
Miss Minnie Swartz and her friend, on account of u bridge across the Pee-
Mrs. Delia Cham berlain returned crowd every tim e.
work will lx* done next year is certain,
Miss Jackson, arrived Saturday from dee th a t is not safe to cross.
from W illam ina, where she has been
M. L. Thompson received the sad the only drawback to the am ount to be
F * W , North Dakota, for a prolonged
visiting her folks.
news th a t his aged father died at his done being the funds a t the com m and
visit w ith the form er's parents. Mr. ami
Jess C ham berlain has bought a roost home in Michigan last week. G randpa of the citv.
Mrs. Ruge
KINGS VALLEY.
er and two hens from B. I. Ferguson T k o a p to a . as m w as fam iliarly
Mr. Charley Wilson arrive«! Sunday
for $8, R. I. Reds.
here, resided for some tim e in Falls
m orning from St. Johns, Oregon, to*
W« are glad to w e a change in th e
B rophy's hops were hanled to th e riv Citv w ith his «on. and while here made
Muslin underw ear at greatly reduced
attem l his brother Melvin’s funeral, w eather.
e r bank near the water trough Friday a host of friends, and was a genial, prices. Dallas Suit A Cloak Co., Riley
which was conducted at the Oddfellow’t
pleasant okl gentlem an, whom to know Bid.
Mr». H a ttie Miller took a lot of poul- a n d put on the river boats th a t night.
cem etery Tuesday.
W e still have many pretty and
useful things left that would be
suitable for that Present.
dt
Eczema Began When a Tiny Baby
and Lasted 7 Years— Tore Crust*
from Face Till It was All Raw—
Screamed with Pain and Could not
Sleep— Though Specialists Failed
try to Airlie Tuesday.
J . IV L>gun was in Corvallis oil busi
ness Wednesday and Thuas«lay.
Mr. and Mrs. Jim Price «t>ent Sunday
with Mr. and Mrs. Lou Townsend.
Tom Allen went to Airlie Tuesday
for the new store of Alcorn <k Allen.
Jake C ham ber’s team w ent to Airlie
Monday after more C hristm as goods.
Mr. Frear, of Corvallis, was in the
valley Tuesday looking after th e cream
route for Mr. Kankish.
Monroe Cecil and Mr. and Mrs. I aiu
Townsend attended the funeral of their
a u n t, Mrs. Williams, at Airlie W'edns-
day.
Mr. and Mrs. Pat Tallon returned
from Albany where they had been to
see Mrs. T allon’s sister, Mamie La-
Branche, and report her still very sick,
but now the «loctor has some slight
hope th a t she will recover.
Dan Gregham came very near having
a runaway coming from Airlie latoTues-
day night. The pin holding the double
tree on the wagon broke and frightened
his team . They pulled him out over
the dash board, but luckily landed him
on his feet and started on down the
road, but were soon stopped. Dick
Rodgers took a lantern and helped him
get started on his wav rejoicing.