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about this increase. It has happened in orchard
land all over the valley. W e g iv e you a chance
to pick up easy money without a b i t o f trouble
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OUR ASSOCIATE EDITORS.
All
the County News Graphically Writ
ten up by Our Brainy Rustlers.
PERRYDALE.
KINGS VALLEY.
Jim Price was over from Hoskins Sun
day.
J. L Rogers was in Corvallis Satur
day.
Rev. C. C. Poling, of Dallas, preached
in the valley Sunday.
Morris Allen and family and John
Miller returned from New|*ort Sunday.
Harry Pickens and mother moved to
McCoy last week.
Mr. and Mis. Drown celebrated at
Carlton Saturday.
D. L Keyt and daughter, Wanda,
elebrated the Fourth at Vancouver.
1
J. 1*'. Morrison and family visited
Sunday at the home of of tiis sister,
Mrs. II R. Mart in near Amit".
Mr. and Mrs. John Amen and little
Mrs. Lulu Edwards and eons, of Port
son are visiting at the home of Dick Rog
land, are visiting at the home of her
ers.
parents, Mr. and Mrs. Win. Sargeant.
Dan Ross and wife are in t ie valley
visiting with the latter’s sistir, Host*
Omer Carson went to Portland Fri
Banks
day, where he lias a position as stenog.
1
rapher
and typewriter with the O. R. A
John McCallun’s house caught fire
last week but was promptly put out by N. Co.
neighbors.
P. W. Flannery and wife and II. R.
Mrs. Logan and sister, Mrs. Will FlannTry and family celebrated the
I
Fourth
at Willamina and visited rela
Bushoff, returned from Corvallis, where
tives Sunday.
they have been visiting
Mas. K ina Kearns and sister, Mrs.
Mrs Dick Rogers returned Thursday
from Waterloo, where she was called on i Minnie Warren and little daughter, of
Salt
Lake city, were calling ou ohi
account of the illness of her mother,
i friends here one day last week.
w ho is much improved.
Mr. and Mrs. Conner’s new house is
Sunday morning as Garfield Plunkett
! rapidlv nearing completion, i nd occu-
was tilling a revolver with caí tiidg«
!
pying
as it does a sightly location, is an
one accidentally exploded,
passing
through the third finger of the lett hand i ornament to our little town.
and lodging in his leg, about half way
A number of people here, those who
between the hip and knee. Dr. Permit, were ex|>ecting to celebrate at Amity
of Corvallis, was called hut could not lo ! Monday, were somewhat disappointed
cate the bullet, the limb was ho badly | by the rain. The hall game and sports
swollen. He w ill be taken to Corvallis of all kinds were f>ostponed until next
to be with the doctor.
Saturday, the 10th.
ROCCA.
MONTGOMERY.
Charlie Darling is working for F. II.
Mr j . Joe Brown is on the sick list this
Bchmit.
week.
Claude Vedder is working for G. 11.
Clara Staats and family went to Dal
Hampton.
las to »f end the 4th.
Mrs. G. B. Hampton is quite sick w ith
Most everybody around here celebra
rheumatism.
ted at Dallas this year.
Mr. and Mrs. J. L. Morrison have
gone to Dallas for the Fourth.
i Little Lois Armstrong is recovering
F. H. Brook and wife and F. Y. War I from the measles nicely.
ner have gone to the Niletz on a fishing
Lester Brown delivered his casera bark
trip.
to Cricket Bevens this week.
Mr. Smith, of San Fancisco, a nephew
Jefferson Roberts and family went to
of Michael Hart, was in looking after
the mountains for a good time today.
his uncle’s estate.
Aunt Nan Brow n who has been stay
Mrs. A. L. Stephens and children,
of Kernville, are visiting her parents, ing with Mrs. Lew Ritner, visited her
son, Wallace Brown Friday evening.
Mr. and Mrs. G. B. Hampton.
BAD BLOOD
THE
S O U R C E
O F
A L L
D IS E A S E
Every part of the body is dci>en<lrnt on the blood for nourishment and
strength. When this life stream is flowing through the system iti a state ol
purity and richness we are assured o f perfect and uninterrupted health;
because pure blood is nature's safe-guard against disease. When, however,
the body is fed on weak, impure or polluted blood, the system is deprived of
its strength, disease germs collect, and the trouble is manifested in various
ways. Pustular eruptions, pimples, rashes and the different skin affections
show that the blood ta in a feverish and diseased condition as a result of too
much acid or the presence of some irritating humor. Sores and Ulcers are
the result of morbid, unhealthy matter in the blood, and Rheumatism, Ca
tarrh, Scrofula, Contagious Blood Poison, etc,, are all deep-seated blood
disorders that w ill continue to grow worse as long as the poison remains.
These impurities and poisons find their way into the blood in various ways.
Often a sluggish, inactive condition o f the system, and torpid stats of the
avenues of bodily waste, leaves the refuse and waste matters to sour and
form uric and other acids, which are taken up by the blood and distributed
throughout the circtila*ion. Coming in contact with contagious diseases is
another cause for the poisoning of the blood ; we also breathe the genus and
microbes of Malaria into our lungs, and when these get into the blood in
sufficient quantity it becomes a carrier o f disease instead of health. Some
are so unfortunate as to inherit bad blood, perhaps the dregs of some old
constitutional disease of ancestors is handed down to them and they are
constantly annoyed and troubled with it. Bad blood is the source of all dis
ease, and until this vital fluid is cleansed and purified the body is sure to
suffer in some way. For blood troubles o f any character S. S. S. is the best
remedy ever discovered. It goes down into the circulation ar.d removes any
and all poisons, supplies the healthful properties it needs, and completely
and permanently cures blood diseases of
every kind. The action of S. S. S. is so
thorough that hereditary taints are removed
and weak, diseased b loo l made strong and
healthysothatdisea.se cannot remain. It
cures Rheumatism, Catarrh, Scrofula, Sores
PURELY VEGETABLE and Ulcers, Skin Diseases, Contagious
Blood roisou. etc., and does not leave the
•lightest trace o f the trouble for future outbreaks. The whole volume of
blood is renewed and cleansed after a course o f S S. S. It is also nature's
n ea test tonic, made entirely o f roots, herbs and barks, and is absolutely
barmless to any part o f the system.
S. 8 . S. is for sale at all first class
drug stores. Book on the blood and any medical advice free to all who write.
S.S.S.
7ÍF9C C O ., A T L A N T A t
Come to Hundreds of Dallas
People.
J. C. Kramer, of The Hotel Walke ,
ami wife are visiting friends in Kuget.e
i this week.
Mrs. Riuhard Paul presentad Dick
There arc «lays of dizziness;
with another Monday, It is a buy and
Spells of headache, sideache, back
everyone doing well.
ache ;
The planer at the Falls City lumber
Sometime rheumatic pains;
plant shut down for a few davs in order
Often urinary disorders.
I to clean up and make needed repairs.
A ll tell you plainly the kidneys are
sick.
Mr. Baumgartner came down from
Doan’s Kidney Pills cure all kidney
' Washington lor a few days visit with
his son, Will, and returned to his home ills.
Can
Dallas residents doubt this state
Monday.
ment?
j Our city w as deserted Friday and Sat Mrs. Melissa Gouro, Log Cabin St.,
urday, marly everyone going to Dallas Independence, Ore., says: “ I suffered
| to help celebrate. They report a grand for years from kidney complaint. The
I good time.
secretions from my kidneys were very
Thomas Edgar made a patriotic dis irregular in passage and caused me
play at his residence on the 1 *ourth and great annoyance, I felt languid and
I in the evening let off some very nice tired and had frequent dizzy spells. 1
finally ran down in health an«l used so
lire works.
many medicines without relief that I
Anan Meyer ami family depart for did not have much faith in anything.
| the coast this week on their usual sum- I finally procured a box of Doan’s Kid
mer outing. Miss Blanche Graham ac- ney Pills and began using them. The
results were very gratifying and I con
| companies them.
tinued taking them until cured. I have
Mrs. Herb March is over from Wash* recommended Doan’s Kidney Pills to
I ington visiting her numerous friends many people suffering from kidney
here, and it seems natural to see her complaint.”
, among us again.
For sale by all dealers. Price 50
Foster-Milburn Co., Buffalo,
Several new dwellings are to he built cents.
Here this season and work may be de New York, sole agents for the United
States.
layed until after harvest, hut will then
Remember the name— Doan’s— and
proceed at a lively rate.
take no other.
There is a good prospect for a new
I hank in Falls City, also a large new gen-
j eral store carrying an up to date stock
WEST SALEM.
I of goods with living prices for the buyer.
W ith
Kidney
G et U p
a
Trouble
Lam e
HEF
Back?
M akes You Miserable.
Almost everyone knows of I)r. Kilmer’s
Swamp-Root, the great kidney, liver and
bladder remedy, be
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cause of its remark-
able health restoring
t properties. Swamp-
■ j. Root fulfills almost
^ every wish iu ovvr-
¡Ji coming rheumatism,
filli pain in the back, kid-
ncys, liver, bladder
and every part of the
urinary passage. It
corrects inability to
hold water and scalding pair; in passing it,
or had effects following use of liquor, wine
or beer, and overcomes that unpleasant
necessity of being compelled to go often
through the day, and to get up many
times during the night.
Svvansp-Root is not recommended for
everything but if you have kidney, liver
or bladder trouble, it will he found just
the remedy you need. It has been thor-
oughly tested in private practice, and has
proved so successful that a special ar
rangement has been made by which all
readers of this paper, who have not al
ready tried it, may have a sample bottle
sent free by mail, also a book telling
more about Swamp-Root, and how to
find out if you have kid-
^
ney or bladder trouble.
When writing mention
reading this generous
offer in this paper and
send your address to
Dr. Kilmer & Co., iiom« oib^p-Koou
Binghamton, N. Y. The regular fifty-cent
and one-dollar size bottles are sold by
all druggists. Don’t make any mistake
I Two new families moved into town
Mr. and Mrs. A. Jones, of East Salem but remember the name, Swamp-Root,
I last week from Vancouver, Wash. They
visited
Mr. an<l Mrs. J.T. Hunt Sunday- Dr. Kilmer’s Swamp-Root, and the ad
{ have bought property here and will at
dress, Binghamton, N. Y.,ou every bottle.
once improve the same. Falls City
There is one vacant house now in
I heartily welcomes them.
West Salem, the fir-t for some time, for
A gentleman representing a large as soon as one moves out another moves
SUVER
eastern dairying company, has been in in.
Falls City for some days investigating
Mrs. Frank McLench has traded her
the outlook herewith the prospect of in two lots on Second street for four in
Mrs. A. Brown is slowly improving.
vesting and operating a dairy and cream Walter Bros’ , addition. They are going
ery. He claims to he satisfied with con to put the new depot on the lots she
CJpment Wilson went to Albany Sat
urday.
ditions and says the field is a good one. had*
Gretchel Steele visited with Gladys
Mr. and Mrs. T. P. Soules, Miss
Wright and Mrs. Plank and three daugh Rue! on Sunday.
MONMOUTH.
ters, of Wood burn, and Mr. and Mrs.
Joe James made a business trip to In
Sykes, of Corvallis, attended the Heise- dependence last week.
Mrs. If S. Chase went to Salem Tues Braunan wedding.
C. W. Stewart ami family called on
day to visit with her son, Oliver.
Mr. and Mrs. W. C. Ileiso returned Arthur Steele Saturday.
from Albany Friday, where they went
Monmouth cannery will commence n their wedding trip. They will take ^ Our always looked for rain on the
work on cherries next Wednesday.
up housekeeping in their new bungalow Fourth of July has appeared.
Mrs. Minnie Whiteaker, daughter of which is already finished and furnished.
Fred Stump, of Fcrncrest, was down
John Smith, is very ill with consump
Mr. ami Mrs. Walter Hunt, after on his ranch here Sunday.
tion.
spending a few days with his father in
Mr. Peterson had a hay baler shipped
Mrs. Win, Wolverton is, we are sorry West Salem, went to visit her- sister, j to Suver on Friday’s freight.
to say, quite ill at her home on College Mrs. Roy Spottenhurg, of Wheatland.;
Miss Jones came up from Portland
j They have now returned to Zena, where
avenue.
they will remain until after hoppicking. Sunday to visit with her parents.
Miss Bernice Lucas, of Portland, is
G us. Pagenkoff, of Pcedee, came after
Miss Daisy Hunt came up from Port
spending the month with her grand
mother, Mrs. Elizabeth Lucas, an old land Friday to spend a few days w ith cherries at M. J. Kreutz’s Friday.
her father, Mr. J. T. Hunt, before at
pioneer of our town.
II. J. Bidders made a flying trip to
tending the fair at beattle. She leaves
Mrs. Josie Byrde, of Spokane, has Portland on the 8 th with a chorus of Albany in his auto car last week.
been visiting her mother, Sirs. Wolver 800 voices, who are to sing at Seattle on
Mrs. B. Bidders and daughter, Lizzie,
ton, She will return to her home via Oregon Day.
called on Mrs. Kreutz Wednesday.
Seattle to visit the fair.
O. M. Allen and wife spent the Fourth
A pretty home wedding was solemn
Marshall Wolverton is visiting his ized last evening at the residence of D. at Kings Valley visiting Morris Allen.
mother this week. He is in business in K. Brannan in West Salem. The con
Mrs. Harry Neal and Mrs. Lawrence
Canada and had not “been to his native tracting parties are both well known in
Hecker were shopping in Suver Friday.
home for several years.
Salem, the bride being Miss Pearl J.
John James and Walter Kerr were
Mr. Shew is working a crew of six Brannan, and the groom W. C. Heise.
men on his tile factory north of town The ceremony was performed by Rev. visitors in Independence Saturday af
and now has that much needed article Babcock at 8 *o’clock, after which the ternoon.
large number of guests present sat down
in abundance and of a good quality,
Joe Ridderà and family are visiting
to a wedding feast. Mr. and Mrs, Heise
Mr. Will Martin, who lived near Rick- will make their future home in West with Mrs. Bidder’s parents at St. Paul
in
Marion countv.
reall 20 years ago, arrived at the home Salem.
of his uncle, D. S. Martin, last Monday.
Lum Ycater, of Clackamas county,
He thinks of returning to his home in
Mr. Harmon Spittzhart and 1 1 is neice, formally of Lewisville, was through
Pittsburg, Pa., to settle his business and Miss Freda Spittsbart, went to Dallas to here last w$ek looking for a farm to
bring his wife and son to the Willamette the celebration Saturday. Some of the rent.
Valley to live. He has one other son in West Salemites celebrated Saturday,
M. J. Kreutz had an up to date cele
business in Portland.
some Sunday and some Monday. Some
bration at his beautiful home on Satur
Agate Rebekah lodge No. 177 installed went to the W. C. T, U. picnic at day evening. The house was handsome
the following officers Thursday evening, Marion Square, others went up the riv ly decorated with flowers and flags, giv
July 1, 1909: Mrs. Irene Daltoit. noble er, which was quite different from the ing it a truly patriotic appearance. Sev
grami ; Mies Maud Carimeli, vice grand ; W. ( ’ . T. U. if the county is dry. But eral neighbors with their families were
Mrs. Dora Chase, recording secretary; the others who wanted to have theirs invited in to help make the eagle scream.
on Monday were disappointed as it was
Mrs. M. W. Johnson, financial secre
Icecream and cake were served, after
tary; Mrs. Ed Rogers, treasurer; Mrs. really too wet. However they took their which came music ami fireworks. A t a
dinner to Mr. and Mrs. Erve Miller’s
John Howell, chaplain.
late hour all departed having had a
and spent the day there.
glorious time.
An Unqualified Success From its
Start to its Finish.
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hail
pro
For Infants and_Childreiu
Our national holiday, the day that
everyone, young and old delights to i
ehrate, opened as auspiciously as it w
possible tor it to do. The weather was
all that could he desired, neither too
hut nor too cold at any time during tiie
day or evening, everyone was in a good
humor and thoroughly primed to get
the very most out of the enjoyments
ALCOHOL 3 PER CENT
that were offered, and said enjoyments
AVcgeiable Preparation for As
were there in plentv for their gratifica
simila I in$ ti» Rxxland Reiula
tion. As early as 7 o’clock there was
ling Ute Stomachs atuißuwelsöT
quite a crowd on the street, and from
that on they came streaming in until
Dallas was entertaining the largest
crowd by considerable that ever graced
her borders. A close estimate of tHe
number present was a hard job. as
Promotes Digeslionfhretfiif
there were so many different things
ness and Rest.Contains neither
going on at one time to keep the crowd
Opium Morphtne nor Mineral.
scattered and not congregated in one
N o t N a r c o t ic .
mass. Just prior to the parade was the
time when they were as much together
Jbapt j / m ¡kM im m a nt
as at any one time, and then many of
fíenfáta Stvd-
the trains were not in and a goodly
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number of the people were at the start
JUMItSdts-
ing point of the balloon ascension,
more interested in that than the parade.
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Ï Ï Ï Z A - U ..
Actual count from our office window
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gave the amount then on tiie main
block and the court house square at
Æ
o
3,000, and it is safe to say that there
A perfect Remedy for Constipa
w ere that many more in other place«
The parade was one of the main feat
I i o n , Sour Stomach,Dlarrtm
ures of the morning, and while not
W orm s .Convulsions.Feverish
quite as long as the big Woodman pa
ness and Loss of S leep .
rade some years ago, was yet a large
and imposing one. It stretched its
«S fr.
Fa, Simile Signature oT
la r*
length for over five of our city blocks,
and was imposing from start to finish.
Tiie order was as given in last week’s
NEW YORK.
paper, except that the militia were
A t b months old
given the post of honor next the band.
SSTS
J 5 D 0 S E S - 3 5 CEOTS
The Liberty car was a thing of beauty,
and elicited many favorable comments.
Miss Allie Fuller as the God ess of Lib
Guaranteed under the
erty, Miss Lyle Pjielps as Justice, and
W. J. White as Uncle Sam, filled their
Exact Copy of Wrapper.
T M I O IN T A U R C O M PA N Y. NE W VO UA O ITY.
parts of tiie program to perfection. Our
merchants did themselves proud in the
float lino, and truly had out some artis
tic and gaudy decorations, Tiie Wood
men circle captured the first prize,
Craven Bros, got the second, and Camp
bell A Hollister came in for third. The ce ebration, a record probably not equal
autos were many and varied in the way led anywhere in Oregon.
There were no cHHualitiesfrom the fir
of decoration, Miss Odie Howe captur
ing the first prize, Eugene Byerly get ing of powder, with the exception of
ting second, and the third was awarded Dean Collins, who was hit in the eye
to Banker Williams. We would like to with a Roman candle.
Salem sent us a large delegation, as
mention each individual float and auto,
hut space forbids, and as nearly every she generally does, there being at least
one in Polk county was here to see for half a dozen of her residents here, and
themselves, such description is entirely yet they intend us to turn out en masse
unnecessary. The line of march was to their cherry show’. Why, certainly?
The green court house lawn made a I
made according to program, and after
going around the c urt house tiie calva- lovely resting place for the weary, and
cade was halted on Main street to w itness it was well patronized by both male and
the balloon ascension. This turned out female as the evening approached, and
spectacular in the extreme. Although the shade from the buildings covered it.
Get you r old Bicycle clean-
The dances, skating rink, picture |
Prof. Thompson got a had fall the day
and enameled ready fo r
before, and was very stiff and lame, he shows, etc., were well patronized.
We do not believe there was ever a
made the ascension in good shape, the
gas bag going nearly out of sight larger crowd at our natural amplii-thea- the summer’s run.
straight up in tiie air before he cut tre than there was during the progress
loose. It was thought for a time that he of the ball game between Independence
would come down in the crowd on the and Dallas.
One sore need was the lack of sleeping
sonare within a block of where he start
ed, but the wind sent him off a little, accommodations for our visitors during
tiie
two nights.
and in order to keep from some tele
The committees all worked hard ami]
phone wires he made a dramaticen-
trance thro.igh the glass of one of the faithfully to insure the success of their
club windows on Main street. He im- part of tlie entertainment, and especial
deately appeared at the window to ly is great credit due to Mr. II. L. Fen
show the anxious crowd that lie was ton, the chairman of the committed on
uninjured, and the great event w as over, arrangements, who is certainly the right j
The balloon came down in front of H man in the right place, and who has
la. Fenton’s house, and if it had not unqualifiedly demonstrated his ability
been for the watchfulness of Mars! all to occupy that position whenever it is
Masters would have enveloped some possible t«> secure him.
Open noon and evenings
We certainly have cause for congratu
women and children in its folds, so in
tent were they in watching tiie alight lation on our weither, and hereby ten
D A LLA S,
OREGON
der
our
regrets
to
Amity
ami
Corvallis
ing of the parachute jumper.
The parade then went on to the city that they were not as lucky as wo.
park where ail the exercises as schedul
ed took place, Tiie hand played several
POP CORN
patriotic airs, a chorus of fine and well
How Thieves
trained vocies sang some exceedingly
nice selections, Judge Glen O. Holman
b y C h a r le s
S o m e r v i l l e , the
Fine rain but hard on hay and cher
read the declaration of our indepen
c e le b ra te d n e w s p a p e r criminal
dence in his usual fine VOfot, and HOQ. ries.
Pat McArthur addressed the crowd
r e p o r te r, is o n ly o n e o f the
Orin Grice is attending the teachers j
briefly but to the point in every sen institute at Albany.
INDEPENDENCE.
BUENA VISTA.
big fe atu res that m a k e th e
tence.
Bruce Gibson has had his buggy fixed
PEEDEE.
By noon the crowd was back in town
J u ly E v e r y b o d y ’ s v e r y much
again, hunting for something to eat, up w ith new’ wheels and top.
Nelson
Anderson
was
an
Indepen
Mrs. Lottie Dorris was a Salem visit
and the hotels, restaurants and stands
w o r th w h ile .
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Lee
Gibson
have
moved
dence visitor Tuesday.
or one day last week.
Fred Fairbanks is building a new of all kinds did a land office business on to the A. Vender place for the sum
A.
Anderson
attended
the
pioneer
pic
for
oyer
an
hour.
Arnold
ran
liis
at
barn.
T h e r e a re fiv e
other live
mer.
Harry Wagner, of Corvallis, spent
tractions continuously during the day
nic at Dallas last Friday.
Sunday in Independence.
A Mr. McCaleb is visiting at Walker and evening, and a continual line of
The wind Sunday night racked the
a rtic le s , and S I X
S T O R IE S
M. N. Prather transacted business in Bevens’ .
people passed in and out of them, anx frame of Dor Gibsons new barn pretty
Asa Taylor and S. E. Owen attended
that yoa can’ t a ffo rd t o miss.
Independence last Wednesday.
the races in Portland last week.
Most everybody from here celebrated ious to miss nothing and to see every hadlv.
thing possible that there was to be seen.
Mrs.
A.
Rcuf
and
daughters,
of
Suver,
G et the
at
Dallas.
The Sunday school button contest
Gene Dooley, of Albany, was an In
The steam swing, especially, was crowd
i
were callers in town Saturday.
dependence visitor Sunday.
Mrs. Martha Bevens has been sick for ed to repletion all the time that it saw closed, the reds having to treat the
J U L Y EVER YBO D Y’S
blues to ice cream Saturday night.
Rev.
McCain
will
preach
Sunday
the
past
week.
fit
to
run
and
helped
the
youngsters
en
Mr. ami Mrs. Chas. Irvine are taking
morning in the Methodist church.
Frank
Wilson
lias
commenced
to
en
joy
themselves.
a few week’s outing at Slab Creek.
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W ill Bush has been quite sick for a
The bear hunt drew a farge crowd to large his house bv adding on another
Mrs. John Wells, who has been sick week with lagrip.
Mr. and M th . Jesse Whiteaker have
watch the maneuvers of the dogs sent story. Mr. Lansing will do the work.
♦ R. L. CHAPM AN...
*
returned from a short visit in Portland. for some time, is slowly improving.
I t was Ren Warner that went to Pen upon the scent, a hound belonging to
Mr. and Mrs. Guy McDowell ami baby
F
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N
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R
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DI
RECTOR
Fred
Collins,
of
Suver,
was
in
our
dleton
and
Idaho.
Jake
Steffy
getting
first
money,
ami
Maurice Butler has returned from
and Mr. and Mrs, Harry McDowell and
and
Portland where he spent the past week. city Sunday visiting relatives and friends.
( ’ ah llook«*r sent to Portland and got Boh Loe’s coming in for second.
Miss Riegleman drove over to Dallas
EMBALMER
A juvenile ball game was played be Saturday to take in the celebration.
Mr.
and
Mrs.
A.
Collins,
of
Suver
vis
a
fine
new
Edison
phonograph.
\ l O F F IC E : Chapel and Parlors, N. Main st.
Misses Iva and Florence Burton visit
tween Falls City and Dallas, the lat
DALLAS.OREGON:
ed with Miss Flora McCallon Saturday. ited with relatives, of this place, last
Several here have their hay cut and ter coming out best.
week.
the rain wont do it much good.
Bell Phone 108. - Mutual Phone 1806.
The plug ugly parade was exceeding
Cleva Robinson, of McMinnville, vis
The Belt telephone office tias been
Several from here took in the pioneer
ited with his parents in this city, Sun
Abe Wept and wife, of Hoskins, spent ly shy in numbers, hut made up for it nicely refitted, and is now as swell a \ Calls Promptly Answered Day or Night.
picnic and celebration at Dallas Friday Sunday with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. in the grotesqueness of the participants. Centra! office as there is in the state.
day.
ami Saturday.
The Japanese daylight fireworks were
Chris. Gross.
Mr. and Mrs. McCreadie, of McMinn
seen here for the first time, and all of
Mrs. Simmons is staying with her
ville, visited friends here the first of the
Mr. and Mrs. Jack Oleinan, of Philo the spectators pronounced them an un-
daughter Mrs. John Wells during the math, spent Sunday night with Mr. and
week.
qualifled success.
latters sickness.
Mrs. Cub IJookor.
The main event of the afternoon was
Mrs. Dick Gains and daughter, Leona,
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Frank
Conger
and
little
visited friends in Corvallis the first of
Edith and Gene Hastings, of Cottage the ball game between Independence
daughter, were guosts of Mr. and Mrs. Grove, will soon come to visit their and Dallas, and it is said that consid
the week.
K«t Harman Sunday.
erable of the filthy was wagered on the
grandmother Hastings at Monmouth.
Mrs. Ada Taylor, of Portland, is visit
result, which was exciting enough to
Mis. Chas. Roy and Mrs. Frank Ar-
ing friends and relatives in Indepen
Tom Williams, of Airlie, was visiting suit all until the very last, and is graph
rell, of Marion county, were visitors at the sick last week at Walker Bevens’ ,
dence and Monmouth.
ically
describe«! by our reporter in an
the Evangelical aid society last Wed W ill Bush's little girl, and Sharp Bev
other column.
Miss May Kennedy has returned to nesday afternoon.
ens.
The after supper sports were carried
her home in Portland after a few days
N o k itch en a p p lia n c e g iv e s such
Eaton Bevens is busy unloading a car
visit with friends au«l relatives in this
Mrs. Nancy Campbell and children, off in good shape and to tho entire sat
of
lumber
which
will
be
used
to
erect
a
actu al satisfaction and real h o m e
city.
who used to live at Peedee are down isfaction of all, umlerthe skillful guid
new house and ham on Mr. Dehaven’s
ance of the committee appointed to at
c o m fo r t as th e n e w P e rfec tio n
Mrs. Ellis Young, wife of E. M. farm west of town. Mr. Beven’s is ov visiting her sister, Mrs. Iva Miller near tend to tiie same.
Dallas. Mr. Campbell has bought a
W i c k B lu e F la m e O i l C o o k -
Young, of Independence, died in Port erseer of this farm.
The 100-yard race was won by Walter
home
near
Roeeburg.
land, Monday, July 5th The remains
S to ve .
Barham, w ith Delashniutt, of McMinn
were brought to Independence Tuesday
t
K it c h e n w o r k , this c o m in g
ville. a bad second.
SUNNYSL0PE.
evening.
Mrs. Mildred Elliott, a former Dallas
Arthur Bennett got first lyoney in the
• u m m e r .w ill be b etter and q u ic k
resident, has gone to British Columbia, boys’ 100-yard race,
■ ■ and I,ynn Huntley
mb
e r d o n e, w ith grea ter personal
Clarence Bruce is assisting Mr. Stone where she will act as matron tor the caine in for second.
E0LA.
c o m fo r t fo r the w ork er, if, instead
purpose
of
deporting
a
number
of
women
The
relay
race
was
won
by
Walter
on the new Hour mill at Monmouth.
from the United States.
o f the stiflin g heat o f a c o a l fire ,
Barham, George Morton, Earl Barham
Our school has purchased a new li
y o u c o o k by th e tencentrated
Mrs. O. K. Edwards, of Portland, ami a Salem young man.
Holmans hail a family picnic the 4th. brary and 30 book« for the benefit of the
The hose race was won by Walter I flame o f the
whose husband is manager of the brick
school.
The rain is cracking the cherries very
works at Willamina, has been up visit Muir’s team over Ralph H ill’s.
Another boys race was won by Lela
A large number from here attended ing her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Win. Sar
badly.
the great celebration at Dallas and all geant,of near town, and Mrs. Carmich Mitchel.
The Kola Sunday bool had a picnic report a good time.
Floyd Ellis won the small bovs race I
ael, of this city.
the 4th.
ami Ray Percival of Independence, got j
Mr. and Mrs White and sons, Orville
in
second.
The mail-carriers had their holiday and Byron, of Lewisville, spent Monday
These two last races occured on the
Monday.
at the Fish hack home.
night of the second, as did another hose
Delivers heat where you want it— never where you don’ t want it— j
R. Brnnk and family went to Dallas
ra«*e, which was also won by Muir’s
Mrs. Johnson and daughters, Hazel
thus it does not overheat the kitchen. Note the C A B IN E T T O P /
Saturday.
team.
and Fern, who have been working at
with shelf for warming plates and keeping food hot after cooked, also
!<
A barrel race, or several of them ;
There are seven Lcnlt of cherry pick- Independence, returned home Friday.
Convenient drop \helves that can be folded hack when w t in use, and
j
rather.
furnudnM
much
amusement
on
era camped in Kola.
two nickeled bars» ‘or holding towels.
Mrs. E. Clarke was called to Salem
the
evening
of
the
3rd,
but
we
were
nn-
]
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Three sizes. With or without Cabinet Top. At your dealer s,
Arthur Stewart, of Rose burg, is visit to see her daughter, Mrs. Retta Hamer,
! able to learn the name« f the several
The cleanest lightest
who was seriously injure«! in an accident
or write our nearest agency.
ing his children in Kola.
| contestants*.
last Saturday.
and most comfortable
] At 9 o'clock everyone adjourne«! to i
Will An trican and family visited Mrs.
I the campus to witness the fireworks,
POM M EL
Nellie Shipley, who has been spend
The
never disappoints— safe,
Antrican’a father, Wes. Trent, near La
and then back up town to continue the
ing several we«‘k« with her fattier, A.
economical and a won
fayette, the 4th.
S
L
IC
K
E
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game of setting off powder ami to get
Thipley, returned to her home at
derful light giver. Solidly made,
The rain will he a benefit to gardens Monroe Sunday.
At the same tin e
] their last lo«>k at the shows, until ini<i-
beautifully nickeled. Your living-room will be p’easanter
and hop«, also late grain, hut not to the
cheapest In the
! night came ail to soon and the fun was
with a Rayo Lamp.
hay and cherries.
end b e c a u s e It
j about t«> end, thus chising one of the
If not with your dealer, write our nearest agency.
We are reqneated to announce th at j w ea rs longest
best celebrations iMpas ever gave, and
There will he preaching in Kola next
S T A N D A R D O IL C O M V |
the
Christian
church
liasket
meeting,
which will live long in the mimis of all
Sunday at 4 o’clock hv A. B. Hotchkiss,
*35P fetjwhert!
t I n c o r p o r a te d )
generally held on the Yamhill near i
! our visit«»r* as a nmst pleasant event,
su bject, “ T h e w orst man in Kola.
Every
garment
Bulb ton, will be in the grove at Amity]
and
full
return
for
all
money
expemted.
guaranteed
The Salem , Falla C itv A W estern r a il this year and take place on Sunday,
waterproof (
nova or TH« day .
way company have laid th e rails as far July 11 th. Therewillbe 1 1 sermons morn-
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f
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