Polk County itemizer., August 25, 1910, Image 6

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A Y E R ’S
M A IR
Wcaen as Well as Hen are Rada Hissrt'ia
by Kidney and Bladder Trouble.
V IG O R
D o e s not C o lo r the H a ir
Hair falling out? Troubled with dandruff? Want more hair? An elegant dressing?
I fu r m ilia n K '
Sulphur. Glycerin. Quinta. Sodium Chlorid.
Capeicum. Sage. Alcohol. Water. Perfume.
We believe doctors endorse this formula, or we would
A Y E R ’S
M A IR
not
put
It up.
V IG O R
D o e s not C o lo r the H a ir
J. 0. AT«» O o MFAMT. L»w»)l. M i h
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OUR ASSOCIATE EDITORS.
All the County News Graphically Writ­
ten up by Our Brainy Rustlers.
I The Simon and Rex party that went
' to Wilhoit returned home Saturday.
* R. L. CHAPMAN....
F U N E R A L DIRECTOR
Ira Fitts has been sick with fever for
over a week, but is now some belter.
EMBALMER
Miss Anna Woods and her sister,
Mrs. Collins, went to Marion Monday.
and
OFFICE: Chapel and Parlors, N. Main it.
Mr. Beck and family have moved in­
to the house vacated by Ed. Fredrick­
B ell P h o n e 103. • M utual P h one 1306.
son.
C alls P ro m p tly A n sw e re d Day or Night
Tom Kundb* put up a tent bouse m d
moved here Monday until lie gets bis
house built.
i Mr. Collins came down from Wash-
¡•in«ton Tuesday and is the guest of Mr.
Correspondents’ Contest.
and Mrs. A. B. Woods.
Beginning Aug. 1st the Itemizer be­
Mr. and Mrs. Erve. Miller and chil­
gun h four months corres|Km<lentH’ eon- dren visited over Sunday with Mr. and
Mrs,
S. Coalts at Oak Grove.
test on the same lines as heretofore, ex­
Henry Moore brought his bride of
cept the prizes will be in cash, inatead
of other articles, that method seeming three weeks to the home of his sister,
¡Mrs. Marion Moore, Saturday, she be­
to suit best all concerned. The moat
ing very ill.
regular and moat neway correspondent
I The chair factory is still shut down
during that time will receive $ 10 , the ! for repairs. They bad to make a new
aecond $5. the third $2.50 and the next frame for their water tank and a new
two $1 each. The content will cloae No­ furnace for their engine.
vember 31at and he immediately billow­ | Mr. Walker Fitts is digging his well.
ed by another of four months duration He put dow n a board well two years
ago, and the water was hard w ith so
commencing on that date.
much iron in it that they could not use
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it. He is now going to have a reservoir
of cement and a new system of pumping
PEEDEE.
without the windmill. He has also re-
roofed his kitchen.
Jepee Yo»t was in Airlie Saturday.
A representative of the Capital Jour­
Mian PreeioUH Irvin is on the sick list. nal was in West Salem yesterday and
says
that they found that embryo city
Shafer is hauling hay from the She» -
extremely lively. A lumber yard em­
ey place.
ploying five men is one of the new fea­
Bears have been killing sheep for tures and the Combination Chair facto­
ry is surely ‘ 'doing something.” A new
Jesse Yost.
pier and w liarf for the boats is being
Aniel Seifert is in the valley taking constructed, and the Falls City railroad
pictures.
, is crowded wtth business.
Grandma Hannuin is very sick at this
writing.
SUNNYSL0PE.
Hazel and Mabel Yost visited at Con­
don's Sunday.
Pearl Fish back made a trip to Falls
It is a baby girl at Mr. and Mri. A l­
City Friday.
lan Johnson’s.
D A L L A S , OREGON:
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French dishes, prepared by Mrs Basey.
who is well versed in the culinary ai t,
having learned it in a school in k ranee.
The favors were red rose buds. After
dinner music was enjoyed, Mrs. Ba*ey
Kidney trouble preys upon the mind,
favoring the guests with several (o rman
am L>i tion; beauty,
ami Hungarian solo*. Late in the af- discourages and lessens
vigor and cheerful-
[ ternoon the party started to their re-
ness soon disappear
1 spective homes, after wishing Mrs. Bar-
when the kidneys are
i i<er many pleasant returns of hei birth­
out of order or dis­
day. The guests present were Mr. and
eased.
i Mrs. John Phillips, Mr. and Mrs. Har­
Kidney trouble has
vey Crawford, Mr. and Mrs. llms Jen­
become so prevalent
nings and Miss Evangeline Jennings.
that it is not uncom­
mon for a child to be
[“ - 1 born afflicted with
BUENA VISTA.
weak kidneys. If the
child urinates too often, if the urine scalds
the flesh, or if, when the child reaches an
The hop picking season will be a little age when it should be able to control the
early this year.
passage, it 19 yet afflicted with bed-wet­
E. E. Elkins and wife were Salem vis­ ting, depend upon it, the cause of the diffi­
culty is kidney trouble, and the first
itors last week.
step should be towards the treatment of
A baby girl arrived at the home of these important organs. This unpleasant
James Reynolds one day last week.
trouble is due to a diseased condition o
Miss M. Lee is again a resident of our the kidneys ami bladder and not to i
town and we extend a hearty welcome. habit as most people suppose.
Women as well as men are made miser­
Mr. and Mrs. Robertson are visiting able with kidney and bladder trouble,
with the latter’ s parents, Mr. and Mrs. and both need the same great remedy.
K nigh ten.
The mild and the immediate effect o.
Mrs. John James ami Miss Lenora, of 5 w a m p -R o o t is soon realized. It is solo
Sliver, were shopping in town hriday by druggists, in fifty-
cent and one-dollar
morning.
size bottles. You may zzw *:» usscsssä
tiU|M tiiMiuiiuiiuu^,.
Mesdames Fred and John Loy return­ have a sample bottle aaaaiM
uaauaauoia UH m im ì m ,.,
ed home Monday from a visit in Kelso by mail free, also a ,
and YY inlock.
pamphlet telling all §§
Mrs. C. S. King, of Seattle, is at the about Sw am p-Root, hodu •fg^amp-Rooi
bedside of her father, Mr. Kreutz, who including many of the thousands o f testi­
monial letters received from sufferer:
is quite poorly.
who found Swamp-Root to be just the
Ed Prather ami family ami R. B. | remedy needed. In writing Dr. Kilmet
Kreutzreturned home Friday from their & Co., Binghamton, N. Y ., be sure and
outing at YY’oods.
mention this paper. Don’t make any
Miss Clara Schneider returned Tues­ mistake, but remember the name, Dr.
day from a three we» ks visit with rela­ Kilmer’s Swamp-Root, and the address.
Binghamton, N. Y ., on every bottle.
tives of YVoodburn and Portland.
M. N. Prather and wife, J. M. Pratner
and family returned home the last ol
the week from the Belknap Spring.
Mrs. P. R. Alexander and children, of
Independence, visited last week with
the former’s sister, Mrs. Cleve Prather.
J. K. Neal returned home the first of
last week from a visit to his son, Carl,
who is a forest ranger out in the Cas­
cades.
I wish to thank the Itemizer for the
cash prize received. I hope it will con­
tinue to be the best paper of the county
as it already is.
Rev. YVinter, of Dallas, w as s pleasant
caller Friday. He is working in the in­
terest of the endowment fund for the
Dallas college,
At the Evangelical parsonage at Lew­
isville Sunday, August 14th, Rev. E. 1'..
McVicker spoke the words that made
Nelson Anderson and Miss Lena Steele
man ami wife. Mr. Anderson is the son
of one of Polk’s old and respected fami­
lies, while the bride is the accomplished
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. YVm. Steele
The young couple w ill leave in Septem­
ber for their new home near McMinn­
ville, where the groom has fitted up a
nice little home. Their many friends
wish them a long and happy wedded life.
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FALLS CITY.
J. H. Flower was a Portland business
James Goodman made a business trip
Mrs. Joyce McCaleb visited at Kings
visitor last week, returning home Fri­
ot Dallas Friday.
Valley Sunday.
day.
Miss Addie Clinton has been visiting
Harry Lacey and Clarence Irvin went
The families of M. L. Thompson and
relatives in Airlie the past w eek.
to Salem Saturday.
N. Emmett returned from their summer
Katy Barnes is visiting with her outing last week.
Walter Hooker ia working with Wal­
grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. Allen
lace Brown’ s thresher.
>lr. and Mrs. Floyd Stark returned to
Towns.
ltitner, Womer & ilannum will htart
their home in Portland after a two weeks
Mrs. E. Clark spent Thursday with visit with relatives here.
their thresher again Monday.
her daughter, M th . Bello Sullivan, of
Mr. and Mrs. Joe Dyer and son visited Monmouth.
Mr. Thorp, of Amity, was here last
at Frank Turner’s last week.
week looking for timber with which to
Miss Fern Johnson is a pleasant guest supply his sawmill at Amity.
Hazel Yost went to Kings Valley Fri at the home of her sister, Mrs. Vernie
dav and had a tooth pulled.
A brother of C. L. Barnhart is here
Ogle, and family, of Lewisville.
from Kansas, and is so well pleased with
Mrs, Alva Womer has returned home
Wm. Herren, of Independence ami the state, that no doubt he w ill locate
from a two weeks visit in Idaho.
Fred Simpson, of Albany were seen in here.
Boh Nevill came and got his house­ this neighborhood last Saturday.
A. N. Robinson ami bis son, Alvin,
hold goods and is moving to Parker Sta­
Mrs. Bertha Welch and daughter, left Tuesday morning for Albany, where
tion.
Maymie, of Springfield, have been visit­ they will visit Fream Robinson for a few
Criss Gross' soil, wife and baby and ing Mrs. George Swearinger.
days.
daughter, Mrs. Woods, and family are
Ed. Wumler and family and Jim Big­
Invoice is being made of the I). U.
up from Portland on a visit.
gie, of near Independence, spent Sun­ Hall confectionery store, and after the
While Art Lacey's boy and Bennie day with Herman Wuiuiei and family. invoice is completed, Hie stock and bus­
Trombly were in a cart going fishing
iness will be purchased by Leonard
the Lacey boy was thrown out and hurt
Frink.
very badly. We haven't heard yet how
BALLST0N.
Fred Holman has decided that Falls
bad the boy is hurt.
City is good enough for him, and after
several weeks looking around for a lo­
Grnndmu Tillery is in very poor cation, has returned and liougiit a new
health.
WEST SALEM.
home, and will stay with us.
Mrs. Mary Lebold, of Sheridan, visit­
The mill at Mill 1 shutdown this
week for the usual summer clean up
Lora Baker was nick moat of last, hut ed friends lieie Sunday and Monday.
ia now better.
Mrs. J. W. Mayfield has been visiting ami necessary repair wftrk. Doub.c
her daughter, Mrs. K. L. Sears at Hills­ shifts are being worked at the planer,
Mr. Vancliff baa bought some lota boro.
ami there is room for all men here who
here and ia going to build.
want a job..
George Berry and family, of Portland,
Mr. Wooda has hie new ham about
Sunday D. D. Bell and Alice Bancroft
have
been
visiting
his
sister
Mrs.
W.
A.
finiahed and baa painted it red.
were married by Rev. E. A. La Dow.
Sloan.
Dale is one of our best known ami most
Mr. and Mr«. Win. Hquirea v hi ted
W. C. llattou has rented a farm near honorable young citizens, and his bride
Mr. and Mra. I). K. Brannon.
Willamina and will move his family is a wed known young lady, ami lias
Miss Etta Watters, of Falla City, is there soon,
alwas taken a prominent part in our
here visiting Miaa Freda Spitz hart
George NewbilPs threshing crew laid city’s social activities. The young peo­
Mr. and Mrs. George Frain re started off Friday and Saturday, some of the ple start out in life with the best wishes
of all who know them.
Sunday for Caacadia for an outing.
grain not being ready,
1 OUI
III OVER BODY
Itched Dreadfully. When Scratched
It would Bleed and Become Very
Sore. Could Scarcely Sleep as
the Itching was Worse at Night.
Dreaded Putting Hands in Water.
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Used Cuticura Soap and Ointment 3
Weeks. Trouble all Disappeared.
"Rom# time ago I had a breaking out
all over my hotly. It flntt »tarted like
what we call u<nme flesh
and itched dreadfully.
When 1 scratched it, it
would bleed and liecome
▼cry »ore. I tried al­
most everything for the
itching but none gave
me much relief. I could
•carcHjr sleep an the
. Itching
was
always
worse at night.
My
hands were so sor© 1
dreaded putting them
In water and after I
would wash dish©* or do laundry work
that required the use of other soaps they
wer# always worse. This wens on for
about six months. Then I used Cuticura
8 oap and Cutkura Ointment, and in
two or three weeks the trouble all disap­
peared. I always fovnd that my hands
were wor*e (with a dry scale on them)
after using any chean soap but the
Cutkmra Soap rroditcod such a soothing
feeling on my akin that it w as a pleasure
to use it. f also know what wonders the
Cuticura Itemedles have dene for a
friend of mine, so I would recommend
them to any one.
Mra. Delaware
Barrett, All King 8 t., Wilmington,
Del.. N ot . 15, 1909."
Ctwiws Ttwmwfiiwt sn»d thmwrb''«* «**• world.
Pott*r Drag A O w n Cor# . Pel* Props
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W. A. Sloan ami family and George
Berry ami family left Saturday for a
few days outing at the coast.
E 0LA .
Dr. Goucher, of McMinnville, was
called here Thursday night to see Mrs.
Dr. McCallon was in our hamlet this
Orchard w ho has been quite sick.
weeek.
Miss Sadie Collniore, of Portland,
Mr. H. Hayden is down in bed with
who has been visiting at the home of paralvsis.
her uncle N. M. Conner returned home
Miss Eva Trent visited kin folks ami
Tuesday morning.
old schoolmates here Sunday.
I Mrs. H. S. Fudge, who was recently
The Williams and Yoakum hop yard
Migrated on for appendicitis at the Mc­
Minnville hospital is reported to be is looking extra good tins year.
rapidly improving.
Mrs. Will Hrunk, of Salem, visited at
R. Brunk’s the first of the week.
ZENA-SPRING VALLEY.
Joshua Purvine, of Salem, was in
Spring Valley Sunday.
Harold White spent the week end
with his mother in Salem.
D. D. Ruble is enlarging his house by
I building an addition t«> the rear.
Sani’ l Phillips and Miss Lena Phillips,
j of Salem, visited Monday at W. II.
Ciaw ford’ 8 .
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Fisher and family
¡are visiting with Mr. Fisher's uncle.
Mr, Cattcn.
Miss Margaret Patrick has received
her second grade certificate, for which
she wrote in the recent teachers' exam-
| ination.
Mrs. Williams, of Salem, was here
helping the store folk* get ready for their
I Miss Emily Jeffries, who returned a opening which will be the 25Ui
fewr weeks ago from her tour of Europe,
Mr. Holman had exjtra tine peaches
visited Sunday at the home of her aunt, this year which he sold very readily
I Mrs. D. O. Henry.
right here for a good price. R. Hrunk
I Miss Pearl Alley returned Monday to also sold all they could spare.
l her Portland home, after spending a
Mr Holman amt wife*|>eiit two weeks
| i»leasant week with her friends, the on the coast at and around Newport.
, Misses Crawford.
The weather was tine ami they had a
I A birthday dinner was given Sunday good time.
at the S. Barker home, by Mrs. J. Ba­
There is a steam shovel and a small
se v, in honor of Mrs. Barker, to whom crew’ of men and teams working on the
it was a complete surprise. The de co r-) river putting in a wing dam so as to
ations in the dining room were beauti­ deepen the channel of the river near
ful. The menu was elaborate and much Kola, so the government dredge U»at
|out of the ordinary, consisting of unique can get here to work.
Mrs. Anne Ilinshaw is at present on
The atmosphere was quite thick w ith !
the sick list.
smoke last week but lias cleared again.
Edward Parker, of Perrydale, spent Did not learn where the fire was.
Saturday night here with R. E. Reed.
YY’e had a light shower on the morn­
YY’ . H. Brown, of Butler, s[>cnt several ing of the 14th, but it did not make
much impression on the dusty road".
days last week with his parents here.
Wiglebridge school house has been
Mrs. Dimmick still continues to he
very low. She has been sick for a long weather boarded, and otherwise put in
better
shape for the coming winter.
time.
Ned
Evans made a trip to Salem last
Don Miller, of Oakdale, is staviug
with his sister, Mrs. Lee, and working weuh with bis f t n i l y He w m obliged
to
return
borne via Nortons on account
in town.
of the broken bridge.
Miss Cora Towns returned Sunday to
A bridge between J. H. Brock’s ami
her home in Pendleton, after a two
the post office was broken down over a
weeks visit here with relatives.
week ago and nothing has been done as
Mrs. Bruce Miller is staying with her yet toward repairing it
husband’ s parents at Oakdale, w hile be
If ye editor of the Itemizer would try
is out w ith Middleton’ s thresher.
a drive over the R ock Creek road lie
Mr. Palmer left early Monday morn­ might alter his opinion of Polk county's
ing for the coast. He went after a crowd good roads. YY'e pay heavy taxes for
that lie took over there some time ago. roads, but the money is not spent here.
Where does it go? Mr. Raddaut brought
Miss Ora Ilinshaw is staying with
Mrs. YY ¡11 She we y while Mr. Shewey is in a traction engine last week said to
weigh nine tons, using four days to
out with Martin & Blodgett’ s thresher. make the trip from Nortons to YVarren
YY'right’s ami two «lavs more from there
to Raddaut’s ranch, ‘ d o in g by steam”
BUELL.
is not so rapid when the road has to be
widened ami tlie bridges strengthened
j before the steamer can move on. Mr.
The thresher is in this neighborhood Mr. Raddaut will employ about thirtv-
at present.
! live men for bis threshing, so it was re-
Mr. Butterfield was called to Portland | ported at the postoffice. He is quite an
extensive farmer. R. M. Plank was
on business Monday.
| hauling chittim to Nortons last week
Lynn Braley made a business trip to for F. YY’ittenstrom, F. M. Brock also
j took out one ami has another about
Sheridan Monday.
Rand Neeley was visiting in Sheri­ | leady to go, but would like to see that
bridge repaired first, as it is impossible
dan over Sunday.
j to haul a load on it in its present condi-
Lynn Jones and family, of Harmony, I tion. The supervisor and board «if com-
visited relatives here Friday.
j missioners have both been notified, but
John Parker ami Ortle Craft, of Sheri­ still tiiere is nothing doing.
dan. were on the creek
creel Sunday,
MONMOUTH.
DASTGRIA
For Infants and Children.
The Kind You Have
Always Bought
A L C O H O L 3 PE R CENT
the
Signature
of
AVegetable freparationlbrAs
similaliitg the Food ami Rcguln
ling tlieSinmaihs and Bowels of
I
n fan ts
Bears
.-'C hildren
Promotes DigeslionJflwerfW
ness and Rest.Contains neither
Opium.Morphine nor Mineral.
N o
t
N a
r c o t ic
.
J/fn/r afO/J Dr£\num am
Piav/Àìa Sit'd“
In
Use
For Over
Thirty Years
McMIe Salts-
A dse Seed ♦
Warm Sted-
Clanlkd
.Aperfert Remedy for Crafty«
tion. Sour Stomach.Dlarrtuei
Worms,C'omuiswns.Fevtrisli
n e s s and L O S S O F SLEEP.
Fi. Simile Signature of
G u t U*
N E W Y O R K .____
A t h m o n th s o ld
J 5 D 0 S E S - 3 5 Ç E M S
CASTORIA
Harry Oviatt and several other boys
Mrs. M. E. Percival went to Newport !
Guaranteed under the
Wednesday.
Mrs. II. B. Flannery went to Portland went up the creek fishing Monday.
Saturday to visit her daughters.
Clarence Walker has been quite ill
Mr. and Mrs. F. S. Powell went to
Exact Copy o f Wrapper.
T H * C K N T A U N •O M P A M Y , N E W V O » K C IT Y .
Newport Monday.
The Misses Watts, of Lafayette, are with appendicitis, but is now better.
visiting I). L. Keyt’ s daughters this
Dr. McCallon passed through here in
Monroe
is
making
improvemcMits
on
week.
his auto Friday bound for the coast.
his farm south of town.
Mrs. Duignan visited at tlie home of
Harvest here will soon be over, and
Misses Maggie and Allie Butler re-
Mrs. John Foster and Mrs. Gee on Salt everybody is making preparation for | turned from Newport YY’edneeday.
Creek last week.
Elder Starbuck delivered a lecture in |
hop picking.
Winegar & Lorence have Bold a great Albanv Fridav night on tlie Three
Miss Reta Conner, of Oakland, Cal.,
It is reported that M. A. Conlee has deal of farm machinery this season. YVorlds.
has been visiting relatives in this vici­ sold his place here, but to whom we
A. P.
S T A R K , P R O P R IE T O R
nity the past week.
Miss Dell Rush, a teacher at O. A. C.,
Many ills come from impure blood.
All kinds of hauling at reasonable
have not learned.
yisited the Misses Jackson the first of Can’ t have pure blood with faulty di­
rates. Phone orders promptly at-
Mrs. ( ’ has. Bratcher visited at the
YY’ il lie Fletcher, w ho is working at the week. .
gestion, lazv liver and sluggish bowels.
tended to. Headquarters at YY eb-
Burns home on tiie Euckiamute a lew March’ s mill in Gopher Valley, was at I
Burdock
Blood
Bitters
strengthens
atom-
j
ster’s confectionery.
d iys of this week.
Mrs. M. Campbell and mother and
home over Sunday.
daughter, Agi.es, returned from New- aeh, bowels and liver, and [unifies the Phones: Bell 264, M u tu d 254
Miss Hazel Rowland is helping Mrs.
blood.
Mrs. Deane’ s brother, who has been ! port Saturday,
Barn Phone Mutual 245
Garnet McGrow, of McCoy, with her visiting here a couple of weeks returned
work this week.
Mr. and Mrs. Scott Riggs drove
to his home Monday.
i through here Sunday with some Salem
Mr. Houck, of Whiteson, lias rented
M. A. Conlee and crowd returned ! friends in their auto.
F. M. HELLW 0RTH
atfd wiil move in a few weeks to the
from the coast last Friday, somewhat
in your p an try, find out w hat you need,
farm formerly owned by Lee Conner.
Mrs. Mary Campbell, of Kentucky,
PHYSICIAN AND
tunned but in fine spirits.
then com e to the
is visiting ber cousins, the Stump-
Fay Morrison is working with the
Mr. and Mrs. M. J. Todhunter and ; Campbells, here this week.
SURGEON
Nairn i Y; Campbell thresher this week.
family visited with Mr. and Mrs. Her­ 1 Rev. YY'. YY’ Davis ami fainUv return­
They will finish the season’ s run by the man Lenhard last Sunday.
Office over Post Office falls City.'Oregon
last of the week.
ed Monday from their farm on Alsea,
Mr. Wilfred YVhittington is walking I where they went for an outing.
Mrs. Hanson, who has been visiting the Hume while they ship slabw'ood
1 Just as many as usual will g o to Sa­
her parents, Mr. and Mrs. James Gee, from the mill to Sheridan.
just opened on M ill street, in the U glow
tor sometime, left Friday for her home
lem to the circus Saturday. There is
block, anJ w e will fill y ou r order at
There was a surprise party at the 1 always a lot of people who do not know
near San Francisco.
m on ey-savir.g prices
home of Mr. Ames last Saturday night. what is best for themselves.
H. G. Keyt’ s fine new resilience is
There was a nice little crowd and all re­
Try us
rapidly nearing completion. It occu­
The harvest work is rapidly drawing
pies the site of the old farm house of port a fine time.
I to a close, and wdthout a hindrance by
liie father, ami is a very beautiful loca­
I rain, w hich is not expected, will be fin­ SIMPSON’S CASH CON­
THE BEST
tion. It is modern in every respect,
ished by the last of the month.
RICKREALL
CRETE GROCERY
and when completed will be one of the
! The Ladies’ Aid gave a farewell re­
finest bouses in this end of the coun­
MUTUAL PHONE 1471
ce p tio n to Mr. and Mrs, Belshe ami
ty.
Jack Goodell went to Salem Saturday ¡daughter, Nellie, Thursday afternoon,
A vast amount of grain is coming in, on busidess.
j 33 persons were present. lee cream and
6 0 YEARS’
and the Perrvdale Milling company is
I cake were served and a social time en-
EXPERIENCE
Albert Cadle came up from Portland joyed.
doing a rushing business. Mr. Boyer,
ami
spent
Sunday
at
home.
Harve Kurtz and II. J. Elliott takes
care of toe oats, J. F. Morrison attends
Mrs. Bud Ramsey and Couch Smith
the cleaner and does the weighing, Carl went to Salem Satnrday.
INDEPENDENCE.
Morrison is engineer and Claud Row­
Miss Nancy Kimsey, of Monmouth,
land does the chopping.
has been here visiting triends.
Mrs. E. Townsend lias returned from
As was predicted when Ewing Jen
T rade M arks
1 a short visit in Newport.
A. Hill, who has been working at
nings and family left here last spring
D e s ig n s
Dick Gains, of St. Helens, spent Sun­
for their home in Lone Mountain, Tenn , Tillamook, returned home Saturday.
C o p y r ig h t s A c .
Anyone Bonding a «ketch mid description may
day with his family here.
that they would return inside of a year,
cpifckly ascertain our opinion free whether an
Misses Hallie, Nettie and Vern G ib­
they w rite that they will start, for O r e ­
Invention Is probably pntentable^ Communion-
Miss Bertha Bohannon visited over
son came home from Newport Friday.
tionsptrlctlycontldentlal. HANDBOOK on Patents
gon September 15th. The family have
gent free. Oldest aaency for securing putentn.
1 Sunday w ith her parents tiere.
been having typhoid fever since going
Patents taken throuch Munn & Co. receive
Mrs. J. F. Vaughn and Mrs. F. A.
Special
notice, without c harge, lu the
Mr. and Mrs. Claude Johnson are
there, and are very much dissatisfied Koser went to Independence last week.
spend a fewr weeks at YY aid port.
with that country.
W . E. Goodell took a fine load of fat
at the north end of Main
Mr. and Mrs. I). B. Taylor returned
A handsomely lllnstrated weekly. T.nreest cir­
hogs to Salem Saturday for the Milling
culation o f any ecientlüc lournal. Terms, $3 a
I
Saturday
from
a
visit
to
Newport.
Co.
year: four months, $L Sold by all newsdealers.
street
MICHIGAN CITY.
C. YY’ . Butler and family went to New­
Mrs. J. B. Nesmith and daughter,
Branch Office. 625 F 8 U Washington. D. C-
Pauline, left for Portland Saturday to re- port Saturday returning Monday.
; side.
Dr. R. E. Duganne made a business
John (Meson has returned home.
Mr. Kelsey, son of Rev. Kelsey, has trip to Portland the first of the week.
A. Ewing went to Newport Sunday.
been visiting at the home of J. J.
Harry Welch, of Portland, is visiti ng
| at the home of Ids mother, Mrs. J.
Burl Olliver has gone to Sherman | Burch. •
j
Brown.
county.
Uncle George Smith ami daughter,
George
Dunham, of Goldendale,
Mr. Sheets lias sold his 20 .acre ranch Mrs. Sam Smith, have returned from a
couple
of weeks spent at Newport.
i Y
Y’ash., is visiting friends here this
for $5,800.
W c a r c p u ttin g u p s o m e H a m s a n d B a c o n th a t h a v e
!
week.
W . E. Clark ami wife ami daughter,
Mr. Sheets made a business trip to!
Maudie, have gone on a visit to their
Williard Craven and family have re-
Dallas Thursday.
th a t s w e e t , d e lic io u s fla v o r .
A l s o e v e r y t h in g th at
son and daughters at Springfield.
1 turned from tiieir vacation spent at
Those prunes were sold at 5l4 and
1 Newport.
Forest
Craven
came
up
from
Ballston
instead of G *4 and fi1*».
g o e s to m a k e a first c la s s M e a t M a r k e t
Friday having been laid off until Mon­
Mrs. Cable has returned to her home
IVlaster Llovd Root, of Portland, is day to wait for the spring grain. He in Portland alter a visit with Mrs. Guy
visiting his uncle, Ed. l^oose.
says that the grain is turning out well. YYalker.
Ed. Loose and family, C. E, Hanna
Doc Patterson an«l family, of Dallas,
ami family have returned from Swla
spent Sunday with relatives in Inde­
Springs.
SALT CREEK.
pendence.
Our editor forgot to mention that Dal- !
Miss Ada Ketchum came up from
las is a dry tow n when he wrote that
Grain is turning out as well as expec­ Portland to attend the funeral of her
‘ ‘ No Arrest for Three Months.”
ted.
nephew, Kenneth YYalker.
J. Enright Taylor, at the Chemawa
The new house on the Braun place is
Mrs S. E. Owen and «laughters, No)a
Indian school, is spending his vacation near completion.
and Mildred, returned Saturday from
improving his ranch.
their outing at New port.
Richard Clanfield, of Ballston, has
in Groceries as well as anything else
1'he YY allace people are harvesting been hauling wood from Ralph Savery’s.
Grover Mattison returned Monday
their pears. They have brought some
from Lyle, YY’ash., where he has spent
The gasoline threshing outfit of Bar­
Japs from Portland, and are paying
the past two months.
tholomew ami Thiesus has pulled in for
$2 per day for hands.
Miss Rowena Sperling has returned
; aw hile.
from Portland and has taken the posi­
YVith the prospects good for rain the tion as U)okkeeper for the Sperling
farmers are anxious to get their thresh­ meat market.
KINGS VALLEY.
ing done.
City Express & Transfer Co.
T A K E A
P E E P
New Grocery
Who Keeps
ICE CREAM
J. A. LYNCH
Scientific American.
MUNN & Co.36’ 8'“ «1"**' New York
UNION M EAT CO.
E. J. STOUFFER, Prop., Dallas
We Have the Clerks and the Goods]
S IM O N T O N & S C O T T
Mrs. Minnie Townsend's mother is no
Flora Grice cut her hand quite badly, ! better.
while working at the cook w agon.
| M r. Link Allen was seen in the streets
Crops generally around Kola, that is of Condon last week.
grain, yielded very light this season.
Miss Nurina McCaleb returned home
Several lineman were working on the from Falls City Friday.
suburban line around here last week.
I 1 he new dentist here is very busv and
Emily and George Cromlev, of Astoria, ¡all seem satisfied with his work.
are visiting relatives and friends here.
Mrs. Martha Bevens and her daugh­
Supervisor Brow n and a few men ami ter, Joyce, were visiting lieie Sunday.
teams are grading the approaches to the
Born, to Mr. and Mrs. Jim Price, a
new Brunk bridge.
j Iwv. but il only lived about six hours.
The Salem, Falls City tk Western has
been getting out lots of gravel and put­
ting it on their road.
Mrs. Ferguson is boarding a couple of
men that a:e working on the govern­
ment steam shovel
Warren YY’ right sold and delivered
two tons of oat hay to R. J. Robinson
on Miss Hampton's ranch.
Howard Bray,
ay, who has been working
wr.
in Tacoma, has returned borne.
p e r r Y d a l e .
I
GILLIAM.
Jennie Guthrie came
Bridgeport Sunday.
home
from
Lily Stumpp. of Salt Creek, came
home on a visit Sunday.
Mi»*©# Lily and Pearl Mangis, of Dal­
las, are visiting at the home of their
uncle, Mr. Allen.
The Campbell <k Nairn threshing
Foremost among the articles in the
company are helping things along in
September McClure’s is the first instal­
this neighborhood.
ment of the Reminiscences of Goldwin
Grandpa Gilliam took an automobile Smith, one of the greatest scholars and
rule to Ballston and back a tew days critics of public affairs of his time.
ago. He stood the trip very nicely.
This installment deals withe American
Miss Ida Thieses and Mrs. Pauline Civil War anil with the important men
Oglesby have returned to Portland after of that period such as Lincoln, Grant,
a visit with their parents, Mr. and Mrs. Emerson, Ben Butler and Charles Eliot
Norton.
YY’illiam Thieses.
Morrison A Gilliam threshing outfit
Commissioners Campl»ell and West
are rather unlucky this >ear. They met w ith Jmige Ed. E. Coad. of Polk
have started two fires but haven’ t done county, ami Louis Gerlinger, of the Sa­
much «lainage yet.
lem & Falls City railroad company at
West Salem yesterday afternoon to go
While threshing at Henrv Gilliams over the West Salem Crossing matter
yesterday a spark from the engine set complained of by the Polk countv farm­
tin* to the strawstaek, and caused some ers. The crossing complained of is on '
lively work for awhile.
the Wallace Road just beyond the turn
at the bridge. At the point where the
railroa«! crosses the wagon roa«i the
track is on a grade about eight feet
ROCCA.
above the old road bed w hich makes a
ha«1 crossing. The commission ha* rec-
comniended to the county conrt and
Mis* Hampton’s oat hav ia all safely railroad the filling of the county road
housed.
both east and west of the track to the
L. A. Andrew made a trip to Portland height of the track.— Statesman.
and back last week.
Iki'dl Gilliam came home Sunday
night from the harvest fields where he
When the digestion is all right, the
R. C. Rnrnett visite»! I>allas and Port­
has twen working since hi» return from
Roscburg two weeks ago.
action ot the lx>wels regular, there is a
land returning home last week.
natural craving and relish for fool.
Miss Hampton is still hauling lumber, YVhen this is lacking you may know that
Some excitement w as caused last Fri­
day by a fire that started 011 the hill not being able to hire a hauler at a rea­ you ne^i a dos* of Cham her lam’s Stom­
near the residence of G. G. Irish, hut sonable figure.
ach and Liver tablets. They strengthen
the fire alarm waa turned in, amt s’ «nn a
The fruit crop at Roeca is #0 abundant the digestive organs, improve the a iq e-
force of men bad the fire under control thi* year the limbs are breaking down tite and regulate the bowels. i*okl by
and no serious damage was done.
all dealers.
t
under the weigtit.
South o f the Court House, Dallas
HERE’S A HOME ALL READY TO
00 TO WORK OH
STOCK AND IMPLEMENTS GO
WITH IT
NEAR TOWN AND LEVEL LAND.
GOOD IMPROVEMENTS.
70 ACRES, $14,000
ITEMIZER REALTY CONCERN
DALLAS, OREGON.
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