Mr. Miller returned to Portland Thurs­
day where he will work at brick mason­
ry till work becomes plentiful here.
m OTOTOS:
Peruna Secrets
You Should Knowl
Mrs. Nichols and Mrs. Sta: ton, cf
Omaha, are here with their paient«
Mr. ami Mrs, J. H, Howell. Mr. Howell
h § about recovered from hi* recent
injury.
Miss Doris Ball, of Portland, visited
her parents, Mr. and Mrs. C. A. Ball,
Saturday and Sunday.
toiX
s
And All Kinds of Implements
PERRYDALE.
Mrs Harry Thacser is in North Port­
land w ith her sister, Leona Thacker,
who has been very sick for six weeks.
Mr. Stewart, the section foreman,
puichased a new piano last week.
J
Golden Seal, the root o f the above
plant, is a very useful medicine. Many
people gather it In our rich woodlanda
during the summer. Few people know
how valuable it is in dyspepsia, catarrh,
Our Sunday school has made a very and as a general tonic.
good stai l. The hour of meeting w as ! Many thousand pounds of this root are
changed to 4 o'clock.
used each year in the famous catarrh
Eola was canvassed bv two candi­ remedy, Peruna. This factexplains why
dates for the hta e»nian Ala ka trip.
, everybody uses Peruna for catarrh.
Preaching next Sunday at 3.
Kola wiL have two more months of
scho '. Miss Clc ment is giving gener­
al satisfaction as a teacher.
MICHIGAN CITY.
Grandma Keyt is quite sick with la-
grippe.
Crops are looking well in this vicinity
but the continued fair weather is dry­
ing the ground so that the fanner cun
hardly plow.
Homer Foster has been plowing and
will sow 40 acres of the Gilson place.
Miss Ida Duignau is visiting in Mc­
Minnville this week.
H. J. Elliott was a business visitor in
Portland Tuesday.
Mrs. E. Enea has 45 baby chicks of
the new Ancona breed. They have set
something over 100 eggs from that stock
| of chickens
t. L. CHAPMAN....
FU N ER A L DIRECTOR
and
EMBALMER
1 OFFICE : Chapel .m l P a rlo r ., N. Main i t .
D A L L A S . OKIUION:
William Unwell and Mr. Sweeney, of
Dallas, were Falls City visitors last week.
Mr. Biliuu, a former resident of this
, place, came in last week from his home
in Salem for a few days’ visit.
Mr. and Mrs. J. II. Flower were 8a-1
lem visitors over Sunday and Monday.
Bears the
Signature
Promotes DigesttonfWìd
of
ness and RrahContalnsnettar
Opiimi.Morphine nor Mineral
N o
t
N a r c o
t ic
.
Sod-
Si frere
JkúUltUh-
AmtfJttd *
In
CASTORIA
Electric Light
STREET POSTS
SALT CREEK.
Less Galbraith, of Tracy, Cal., is vis­
Mrs. Roy Mayfield, who died at Black iting here.
- Boll P h on e 10». • M utual P h one 1»0«.
Rock
last
week,
was
buried
in
the
2 C a ll. P ro m p tly A n sw ered Day sr Night
M. W. Walker was an Albany visitor
The educational rally here was well
I. (). O. F. cemetery Sunday.
attended.
t O»♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ G. D. Treat was a Salem visitor last Sunday.
A baby hoy was born to Mr. and Mrs
Nate Tindel has been on the sick list.
week,
Win. Karhart Fndav, March 2*.
Emil Tliesies took a load of potatoes
A large number attended the Rebekah
j to Dallas iatt week.
convention held here last week. Offi­
Correspondent*’ Contest.
BUENA VISTA.
cers for the ensuing year were elected,
Mrs. J. H. Foster spent Sunday at
Beginning Dec. 1st the Itemiier be­ and dinner was given at the Tavern Ho­
T. D. McClain went to Corvallis Fri­ Bridgeport.
tel.
A
very
interesting
session
was
held,
d i m h (our months correspondents' con­
Jake Butiler took a load of bogs to
many attending fiom Dallas, Monmouth day to visit bin sister, Mra. Jamen Pra­
test on the snrne lines ss heretofore, ex­ and other towns.
ther, ret iirning Sunday afternoon.
Sheridan Monday.
cept the prises will be ill cash, instead
Mr*. Lilly Hall visited with her hus­
Mrs. Lampitt, of Sheridan, has been
Miss Addie Huggins, who has not
of other article#, that method seeming fully recovered from her recent illness, band in Saiem last week.
helping Mrs. Woods clean house.
to suit best all concerned. The moat i will go to Portland and consult a spe­
James Prather w h s down from Cor­ j James Oimstead and family of Salem,
regular and most newsy correspondent cialist Her many friends hope for her vallis last week pruning and spraying ! were through here la>*t Sunday in their
'complete
recovery,
during that time will receiye $10, the
his orchard.
auto.
second )6, the third $2 50 and the next | The prospects for Falls City are
Mrs. A. Anderson spent a few days
J. E. Hill's mother and aunt, from
two )1 each. The conteat will close i brighter this year than ever before. with their daughter, Mrs. Martin Con­ Sheridan, were visiting him last week.
I Many new enterprises aie under way, ger near Huver this week.
March 30#t and be immediately follow­ and this season will see a great and per-
! A great many from here attended the
ed by another of four months duration ! manent growth of our little city.
W. S. McClain made a business trip church rally at Perrydale Sunday.
to Salem Saturday.
commencing on that date.
Mr. Bowles and grandson made a trip
Little interest is being taken in the
Mrs. Maud Sowell, who has been help­ ' to Rickreall this week.
citv election. No one seems to want to
ing
McClain
w
ith
her
house
work,
has
rnn for office, and the the entire list of
gone to Portland
offices to be filled is going begging.
FALLS CITY
i
WEST SALEM.
■
•
POPCORN.
Pretty cold nights in the hills.
Russell Jones had his mules sheared
while in town last Saturday.
Earl Hembree was visiting in Sheri­
Eastern land buyers are beginning to
dan Satuiday and Sunday.
roam around here.
A.\V. Fletcher lias commenced work
James Stewart is setting out 15 acres
in his hop yard on Gooseneck.
of prunes.
J. W. McDowell has been quite sick.
Oregon Power Company
J. L. WHITE, Local Manager
Mrs. II. E. Delaney is on the sick list.
Mr. Shepard has come back to live on
Dorr Gibson returned Monday from
Portland, where he has been looking up his place.
his government laud interests.
Mr. and Mrs. Bray visited at Dallas
MONMOUTH NO. 2.
Mr. and Mrs. Packard came up from j with Mr. and Mrs. Bert. Wells.
Portland and spent Sunday with ttie
Mr. Hagerstrom, of Sheridan, brought
Miss Lois Powell, of Portland, visited
McDowells.
up a fine team of colts for Sherd Braley
James Smith has bought the N. F. ! to look at, as he is going to buy a team in town last week.
I soon.
Nelson place for $3 500.
Mrs. A. B. Morlan and daughter, Ma­
Steve Braley has moved his family to rie, have returned from lowji.
Mr. and Mrs James Sykes visited
Perrydale.
Sunday with Independence friends.
A. M. Arant, who has been at Ash­
Arch Reed was visiting on Mill Creek land f<>r the past three months, came
home Tuesday.
Sunday.
BALLST0N.
The Epworth League gave a short but
excellent literary program at their meet­
ing Sunday night. It was much enjoy­
ed bv all who attended.
F P. Grounds has sold his baled hay
Bert Robinson is getting well along
Mrs. J. T. Hunt visited Oak Grove
Last week ihe spring fever got in to with bis work in assessing. Tha people and will ship it to Portland.
Mr. Fanning, of Sheridan, has bought
the blood of some of the fine teams lie meets are willing to render a'l the
The M. E. Sunday school will give last Thuttday and Friday soliciting do­ the Baker farm owned by Whitman
nations
for the new parsonage.
assistance
they
can,
and
are
getting
fair
around Falls City an<l resulted in sev­
Easter exercises in there church Easter
college and it is reported that lie will
I treatment.
eral runaways.
Sunday.
Mrs. R, Haviland and «on, C. B. Ilav- divide it into small tracts.
Henry Brown, of Dallas, was here
E. B. Go hat and wife, ot Albany, were iland were Saturday and Sunday visit­
Art. Trask, who has been visiting in
Mr. Ilebding, of Portland, was visit­
or« at Falls City.
San Francisco for the past month, re­ Saturday, and John Grant, sheriff, was visitors here Sunday.
ing friends here over Sunday.
turned home this week ami says Falls up Monday.
John
Ferguson
and
son,
of
Newport,
This uart of the county has an excell­
C. W. Wester, of Jefferson, was here
City looks good to him. In just fifteen
visited with hi« wife and «on last week. during the week looking for a place.
ent crop pr. inise this year.
minutes after arriving, Art. bat his
PEEDEE
Mrs. John Stevenson, of McCoy, vi«-
Mrs. Florence Porter went to Port­
overalls on and was at work.
___
A number of young people, from Bell*
i ittd her'aged mother, Mrs. Glen, all vue attended church here Sunday night.
land last week to visit her sister*
la. T eat was up from Monmouth vis­ ! The nice rain was something we were,
last week.
j
all
needing
Circle No. 122, of this place, will give
it!.>g relatives Saturday.
Henry Clark has bought a new auto.
Mr. and Mrs. Jesse Luca« visited Mr«
Alva Womer was at Dallas on busi­ an entertainment and basket social | Glen Sunday.
Mrs. E F. Craven and children visit­
April
20.
Ladies
are
invited
to
bring
ness Wednesday.
ed friends at McMiuuville Saturday and
well fillet! baskets, and gentlemen bring
Mr J. M. Hawthorn has the job of
Frank Rowley and Will Bush hauled well filled pocket bocks.
hauling gravel for the new school house. Sunday.
hay from Cricket Bevena’ * farm last:
Will Fudge is putting a new roof on
They finished plastering the new par­ his blacksmith shop.
I Thursday.
MONMOUTH NO. 1.
sonage Monday.
Jesse Y oft and son, Georgie, took
Miss Hazel Johnson, of Portland, is
They have a large order for boxes at visiting her aunt. Mrs. Joseph Garrett.
their cream to Airlie, and are also
Mrs Allen came up from Portland to
breaking one of bis young horses
visit her fattier, Mr White, who is very the luclory now. ihey make most of
He lives with his other them out of 4-foot wood that comes by
1 Two new scholars have began going old and feeble
car I oh Is from Falls City and Black
daughter, Mrs. J. H Howell.
to
school,
little
Vera
Turner
and
Delaie
Itched So that She Scratched Until
Rock.
Bush.
•
II S. Chase went to Newport Friday
Blood Came. Hair Fell Out. Scalp
It is rumored that Ml«. J. P. Holmes
for
a
few
days’
visit
with
his
son,
Rob­
Miss Montgomery, the school teacher,
has
bought
Mr.
John
Simon’s
home
ert, after which he will visit his former
had Unpleasant Odor. Used Cuti- visited the Yosts last week.
home in Wisconsin, lie will go with here, also several lots in Kingwood Park. |
cura Soap and Ointment Four
Sam O'Brien is driving Phy Simpson's C. H. Elds* and family, who will remain
Mrs. Morris, who spent the winter at
team.
there indefinitely.
Weeks. Scalp Perfectly Clear.
I Newport, has returned and stopped to I
visit
with Grandma Chapman and fam­
Mrs. R. C Brown has been visiting
Miss Nancy Kimsey went to Salem
ily before returning to North Yasim a.
Hair Bepan to Grow Again and Now at Albany and with her daughter, Mrs. Monday on business.
Harry Neal, ntar Suver.
W. Kitts is building a garage for his
Chas. Newman and Chas. Herron are
Has Beautiful, Long Hair.
Rev. Poling preached at the school painting their new houses, which will hew auto.
soon be ready for occupancy.
Mr. I#ewi* Beck and family were Sat­
“ When my little daughter was about house last Sunday.
five years old, *he was taken with the
A. N. Poole is building the Mttlkey urday and Sunday visitor« at Falla City
Rey.
Carmichael
preaches
his
Iasi
aer-
^ ^
nv'drih**. A few weeks
bungalow.
Mrs.J IV Holme« visited st M. J.
after the meanles were mon next Sunday.
gone, she began to have
Mrs. A. B. Morlan and daughter. Ma­ Simon’s last week.
Mias Maud Simons Is visiting at Mrs.
a severe scalp humor. Harry Lacey's.
rie, returned from an all winter’s \isit
Miss Amanda Mathews, of Musk von,
It itched so that she
ill Iowa and ssv there is no p.ace so good Mich., now o f Salem, visited Mr«. J. T.
would scratch the whole
Several from here attended Ihe show as the Willamette valley.
i \syv
.. day. until the blood at Airlie Saturday night.
Hunt Sunday.
♦jl came. We had a doctor
r. Y . Mu!key commenced work cn
8, Himonton's auto got the best of him
and tried a good many
Fisi# Bush, ILisel and Maliel Yost his new house Monday.
other remedies, but visited st Freer's Sunday.
last week, backed against the telephone
nothing helped.
Her
pole
and got injured to some extent.
Mr«. C. II Morris, of Dallas, visited
hair all fell out and the
Mrs Kin mie Mrllnwell is vn>tting her friends here Friday.
Troy Woods had a runaway Sunday.
acalp Itself hn«l an un­ parents, Mr. ami Mrs. Paul Ronco
pleasant odor.
Mr. and Mra. Win. Metaler, of Rick- He and another boy hitched their two
"A fter we had tried
small |tome* up together and were driv­
reall, were Sunday visitor« here.
3
all the other remedies,
INDEPENDENCE.
ing to town when they ran into another
mv wife told me to try
Claude Booth hr is up from Portland rig. tearing off a wheel.
the Cuttour* Remedies.
for
a
visit
with
his
parents.
Dr II. ('has Dunamore visited last
We bought one <-ake of
Geo. Nichols has been feeling poorly
Cuticura Soap and one box of Cuticura week in Pella City.
Mra Murray, of Spokane, is here with for some time and went to sec a doctor,
Ointment. We used the Cuticura Rem-
Mrs.
McReynolds,
her
mother,
who
i«
who
said hit heart was affected.
C W. Irvine end G. C. Lon), return­
tyiitt .reordine to directions and m
situili three of four »eek* her scale -• » ed from Portland Friday in Mr. Irvine’s very sick
C.
W. Crossen was calling on West
perfectly Hear of the terrible humor. new (Iverlimi auto.
The Social Hour Book club held a Salem friend« Snnday.
Her hair Icy.n to xrow again and now
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Mra. F.dne d o verde le, of Corvallia, it business meeting at tha homa of Mrs
ahe has beautiful, long hair Since that
r u m SALK BY A L L D B C C C IST S
time I have recommended Ihe Cuticura the aueet of her sister, Mrs. Win. Her­ Cat Iron on Monday.
1 am going to sell my photo studio in
Remcdie. to other people and they also bert
Mra Dr. Kitrhen, of Albany, cim a Dallas and remove to Portland. If any
•tend tfc., asm« of paper sad this ad. for
had succeaa. Chas. Salabrenner, A roana.
oar beautiful Savings Bank and Child's
W. L Rice has returned from a weeks Tuesday for a few days' visit with her of my old customers would like me to
Iowa, N ot . S. 190#."
make them a floe photograph before I
daughter, Mrs. F. R. Bowarsos.
Sketch-Book. Each bank contains a
r a u r e e a m . flS»>. f a r e i OWIW.-I m >>
visit in Portland.
leave, let them come in. Will do my i
.nS d i r e r . Hre.lai.1 1M> I m cu ra r, run
Good Lack Peaay.
its. > M« tWS turare*«* IH r e a Fai.« Drre
Mr end Mrs Frank Whiteaker have
Mr. Jackson has recently moved into l»eat. Copies of my well-known Pioneer
A I rea tre*, are. Presa 1 “ ' - * --* -* * — • returned to Albany alter e risii with tha honor recently bought from F. Y. group can be liad for f I 50
SCOTT A KOWNK* 40# Poor« St.. H. Y.
aerea, a r e aw-Meirea rrre. is-rea. tre*. Mae
triends and relatives here.
Mulkey on College street.
T. J. CHKRR1XOTON.
re treat rer Arerete, re tre atre rei resi,.
LITTLE DAUGHTER
This
is the trade­
mark which
is found on
every bottle
of the genuine
n
VC
Use
For Over
Thirty Years
GUY BROS.
♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦
ALCOHOL 3 P E R CENT
AVeijetaNi- Preparation for As
sírailalútg the Foodanültegula
liug Ute Suxnachs aniBowhaí
The Kind You Have
Always Bought
Burl Oliver went to Portland Satur-
There w i l l '« a s hool officers' and
dSrenLb**
The young people of our Sunday
patrons’ meeting here the 8th of April ; I day.
tfc™ W -
' school organized their classes last Sun­
in the day time. A lunch will be served, j
Chas. Pelker has gone to Spokane, day and will be know n as the loyal sons
Grover Farmer has bought a brand Wash.
and daughter. There has been quite an
; new gasoline woodaaw. It is not a self
Aperteci Remedy forConsllp-
E. M. Paxton grafted tome prune increase in the Sunday school and much
mover.
H on, Sour Stomach.Dlartton
I interest is being manifested.
trees last week.
Worms,Convutsiousieven»
[ There w ill he a basket social at the
Mrs. Della Engleson. of Portland,
The gentle showers which fell Friday
ness and LOSS OF SLEEP.
i school-house next Saturday evening, did lota of good.
' came up Sunday for a visit with her
i April 1st. It will be no April tool af­
parents. Mr. ami Mrs. II. B. Flannery.
Fa. Simile Signatar» of
fair. Come and bring or buy a basket.
Clyde Becket sprayed his orchard last
week.
More houses are needed here and they
BUELL.
Manuel Schindler has been quite sick
, would be rented immediately.
new yobk .
Frank Cherria and family, from with Ingrippe.
There was a large crowd out to church
A t b m o n th s o ld
j Gates, are visiting at Walker Berry’a.
The ladies of the Brush College Sun­ Sunday.
j j D o s e s - 3 5 C epits
day school met with Mrs. P. R. Wins
Mrs. Cherria is Mrs. Berry’s niece.
Mr. and Mrs. Ray went to Willarnina
low Thursday afternoon. The time was
Sunday in their auto.
Guaranteed under the Food#
spent
in
reading
and
wool-picking.
Six­
GILUAM.
teen ladies were present. Refreshments
A large crowd from here attended the
were served.
club dance in Sheridan Saturday night.
Exact Copy o f Wrapper.
TMB O IN TA U H O O to M M V , R f W V O S S OtTT.
Chas. Minnich is suffering from a fel-
Mr. Me Lennan and son, Gilbert,
I on on his hand.
spent the week in Portland with rela-
OAKDALE.
| G. G. Irish went to Salem on business
I tives.
Saturday.
Superintendent and Mrs. Harry Sey­
Mr. and Mrs Will Dennis, of Port­
Mr. and Mrs, Elmer Dei hi spent Sun­
mour visited our school Thursday of I v u H w w v u i v w w u w v w w w n w u v n m n u w H u n w u w %
land,
visited
one
day
last
week
with
his
day at the home of Thou. Guthrie.
brother, Oliver Dennis. They were on lu6t week.
> | Mr. Minnich has ju ft finished snwing their way to Lake county.
Mr. and Mrs D. C. Walker visited
a car load of wood.
J. W. Robinson thinks he created their son, Clarence, who is in the hospi­
tal
at Dallas Sunday.
Mr. Irish was n business visitor at quite an excitement a few days ago,
New berg Monday.
when his 25 year old colts ran away
Preston Dickey came out of the moun­
tains Tuesday to spend the remainder
Mr. F. J. Hibbard spent most of Iasi with a clod masher.
o rcio li: K B ®
week at the home of his son, W. T. Hib-
Chs. Bird ami J. W. Robinson got a of the week with his sisters.
i bard.
lot of straw berry plants of Stell McCar­
Little Lon Bray was quite badly hint
Saturday, by being hit on the back of
Mins Gertrude Jewell v sited her par­
Mrs. Macomber, of Oakdale, visited ter last week.
ents in Albany Sunday.
j her sister, Mrs. B. Y. Allen, last week.
Mr. Smith, of Dallas, moved to his his beau by a merry-go-round. A doc­
tor was immediately summoned and
Dr. McCalion and family were over
Last week Mr. G. G. Irish sold his place here, where they will camp for a says the skull is fractured, but it is hop*
from Dallas Sunday in their automobile. saw mill and traction engine to Mr. H. time.
I ed that he will recover soon.
Mrs. Miller has been on the sick list, j
Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Shenefleld re­ Fern.
Blanche Barber spent Sunday with
turned Sunday from a short visit in Sa­
B. Y. Allen was over to Salt Creek
The old neighbors and friends of Mrs.' Miss Banks on Gooseneck.
Merchants attract trade to their stores
lem.
j iast week.
M. E. Hallock, now of Portland, gave
Mr. Lenhard has his house near com ­
her
a
card
shower
on
her
71st
birthday,
Mrs. Laura Miller, of Portland, visit-1
by
illuminating the store front and
Mr. John MinniMi has just finished
pletion and talks of giving a dance Sat­
ed oyer Sunday w ith friends here.
setting several thousand strawberry last Saturday.
urday night,
sidewalk with electric lamps on artis­
The members of the county court
Guy Walker and Billie McAdams plants and a number of fruit trees ou
Mr. and Mrs. A. W. Fletcher visited
his place here.
came out on our road a few days ago.
were Salem visitors Sunday,
tic posts. Investigate our new offer on
with
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Will
Barber
and
W. T. Hibbard went to Hood River We would rather have seen them out family Sunday.
Mrs. 8. K. Owen and daughters, Nola
here
two
months
ago.
this form of lighting.
Ask our new
and Mildred, and Mrs. Perle Hedges vis- i Wednesday on business.
Mrs. Bruy si>ent most of the week in
Grandma Murphy has been under tha
ited friends in Albany last week.
Mr. McDowell, brother of Mrs. T.
Sheridan with her little boy, who is
Business Department, Telephone 24.
weather
for
the
last
week
or
two.
quite badly hurt.
G. C. Long and family returned Sun­ Guthrie, is reported to be very sick at
day from a visit with relatives in Al­ his home in Corvallis.
Joe Parker was a visitor on Mill
bany.
Creek Sunday.
You lose $10.00 to $20.00 every time
you fail to buy these goods
from us
OUR ASSOCIATE EDITORS.
All the County News Graphically Writ­
ten up by Our Brainy Rustlers.
For Infants and Children.
Mrs. Ktta Van Gross, of Portland, is
here with her mother, Mrs. Margaret
Campbell.
A Mr. Milb and wile from Salem have
moved into ti e old Kola store. He is
working for Mr. Sweet.
Grover Farmer and wife have been
quite sick with grip|>e.
Mrs. Hattie Armstrong is staying
with Mrs. Ferguson helping with the
work.
Having secured the Adams & Brobst
bankrupt stock o f goods, we are pre­
pared to give you prices none of our
competitors can meet.
Mrs. Knuckle started to California
Wednesday to see her mother, wltQ is ,
very ill.
Wesley Green has moved to the [
White propelty.
Scott’s Emulsion
the standard Cod Liver
Oil preparation of the
world. Nothing equals
it to build up the weak
and wasted bodies of
young and old.
There were 18 lots sold in Kingwood
Park Friday, making over K)0 since the
¡opening. Autos run daily for the ac-
; com modation of prospective buyers.
Mr. Voget’s elegant new
nearing completion.
residence is
Miss Marvin, an expert librarian of
A new family have moved on the Mil­
Salem, will be here some time this week
ler place.
to straighten up the public school li­
Miss Nora Jones was visiting with
brary.
Blanche Barber Wednesday.
President Ackerman is receiving ma-
Will Muller sheared goats for Lyle nv inquiries concerning the courses in
; Jones Monday.
Bill Fredrickson and family are e x­
the Normal school.
pected here toruoirow from Tillamook
Mr and Mrs. Merwin, of Sheridan,
Work
at
the
Dallas
oil
well
near
here
on business affairs and to visit fricn is
i spent Saturday and Sunday with Mrs.
has stopped for a time.
and relatives.
! Rant Neeley.
Mr. Newman’ s new house is nearing
Will Fletcher is home from the moun­
completion.
tains with a sprained ankle.
McCOY.
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Bessie Wegner visited relatives on
Mill Creek Sunday.
RICKREALL.
Mrs. John Stevenson returned home
Sunday from a few days’ visit in Salem.
| The hills will soon be in their full
beauty, as the bright sunfhine has
Elmer McKee, who ia attending
I-
Mrs. Robt. Ankeny is home from
started the grass and grain, and wild Portland.
lege at Salem, spends Saturday and Sn -
flowers are in bloom.
day at home.
Miss Caves, from Walla Walla, is vis­
It is reported that easterners have iting at Peter Cooks.
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Duffiold are vis­
bought most of the farms on Gooseneck,
iting at Fritz Rhodes’ .
Mr. and Mrs. Leland Haley was pre­
and will soon be moving on them.
Liu Fuist was vi«iting at C onallia
sented with a baby girl Monday.
Tobey and Mitchell, and Lynn Braley,
Saturday and Sunday.
Quite
a
number
of
young
folks
at­
of the first two camps, were out to town
tended the basket social at Greenwood
Albert Werner is a business visitor at
for provisions Saturday.
Saturday evening.
Corvallis this week.
Will Muller, who has been qirte sick,
Wm, Rowell is laid up with a sore
Messrs. Buttrirk and Ingrain are
returned to the mountains Tuesday.
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eye.
painting Mr. McCann’ s houses.
Mrs. Neeley anti Mrs. W tise sj>ent
Walter Vaughn spent Sunday at
The roads in McCoy are being im ­
Monday afternoon with Mrs. R. R.
home.
proved under the supervision of Waldo
Jones.
Jack Good ell and Orval Price is Finn, the road supervisor.
painting Peter Cook’s barn.
Prof. Macken, of Perrydale, vi-ited
ZENA-SPRING VALLEY
Peter Cook and his niece went to Sa­ with his father Saturday and Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs Frank Crawford visited lem Monday.
with relatives in Newberg this week.
Mr and Mrs. B. F. Lucas went to
Brown A Sibley, attorneys ami ab­
stracters.
Notary public. Abstract»
The Newman Bros., from Perrydale, McMinnville Saturday.
were in Spring Valley Tuesday repre­
Mark Burch went to Independence made promptly at a reasonable charge.
610 Mill street, Dallas. Ore.
senting sn automobile company.
Tuesdav.
The N. C. C. club wiU meet with the
Verne Fox anti Ge<>. Smith had the
Misses Davis Saturday.
misfortune of being rnn into Saturday
Jesse French is visiting with friends evening, laying h tb btig.de« up for le-
pairs.
and relatives in Salem.
are boned with the Indestructible Splrella
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Stays. Not Hold in »tore*.
Sheriff Grant wal railed to Zena last
The H ost plia ble and r«M-litent Corset b on in g
Tuesday to capture an insane man, who
WEST SALEM NO. 2.
in the w orld . G uaranteed n ot to break o r
ru*t in regu la r corset wear
however seemed perfectly hannles and
at times rational. He* gave his name I George Kr.xnre returned Saturday
M R S . B. E. N E V E L
a* Jo eph Krim ir or Bongherman and from a busines# trip to t'uttage Grove 612 Main 8t., D allas, O regon.
Phone 29.
Il l plm e of residence variously, Brnluilv in the intereat of the telephone com ­
R epresenting th e t ip ir .lla Co., M ead?file, Penn.
ly having reaided at St. Joaeph, Mo
pany.
Portland and Salem. He sail that lie
Elmer Bale« went to Jefferson Sun-
had come from a Catholic home for or­
phan# iu Portland, where he was em ­ ' day and will remain until Saturday on
ployed in chopping wood, and that he business.
was in Salem to eettle a note in whirh
Mr, Syke’ s brother, from Iowa, visit- ;
Lawyer Keiaer wa# interested.
The ed him this week.
man waaold and it ia to tie hoped that
if he haa any relativea they will learn of * • Herman 8 piUhart r>orch«*ed four lots
A few year# ago flying
hit pitiful condition and come to hi# 1 this week from Will Fredrickson.
m achine* w ar« h a rdly
aid.
Ed Fredrickson was detained from
thought of, nor wa*
Several ot Ihe farmers are getting his work several d«y* last week with a j
their lioraes groomed and in readme-# lame bac*.
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for the Seleni borae show.
Oor school closes tomorrow nntil an­
A number of recent convert# were other teacher is employed, Mrs. Ham j
in cummer. Now S co tt’»
beptiaed in the baptistry at Salem Sun- ilton resigning
Emulsion is a* much a sum­
day.
| Cltailey Matthews came in from Oc-
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Carts Cold*. Croup sad WhSopuag CoagB. *
! ean Park Monday and after visiting hie
i sister. Mrs, W , W. Bales, he left for
* pert« in Kaatern Oregon.
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Henry Fennell is a bustler. He is
busy every day improving his new
home. His new residence is ready for
the paint, then he says a new barn ai. I
woodshed wdl be erected and all en­
closed with a fence, and trees and shru
bery planted. West Salem needs more
enterprising men like Mr. Fennell f >r
such adds greatly to the upbuilding and
I improvement of our tow n.
mer ** a winter remedy.
Science did it.
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