Polk County itemizer., March 21, 1912, Image 3

ing Mr. K atgi’s orchard south of Dal- a tew days the first of this week wii
'a-.
: her mother, Mrs. A. J Harman,
OUR ASSOCIATE EDITORS.
A. G. Rempel went to Portland Tues- ! Pete Peterson, road supervisor of
day to attend the prohibition con ven-, Parker, was a business visitor Monday.
All the County News Graphically W rit­
ten up by Our Brainy Rustlers.
have been visiting in
have returned home.
R. L. CHAPMAN......
F U N E R A L DIR ECTO R
and
EM BALM ER
, OFFICE: Chapel and Parlors, N. Main s ! .
D ALLAS. OREQON:
Bell Phone 103.
• Mutual Phone 130«.
Calls Promptly Answered Day or Night
Steve Bra lev ami
move to Perrydaie.
Pennsylvania,
family
will eoon
Charles Jones has returned to Har­
mony, where he is working lor his
brother, Lynn.
Mr. and Mrs. Henry Delaney spent
Suiniav with Mr. and Mrs Neathamer,
near Sheridan.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Brown spent 1a*t
Friday and Saturday in Dallaa. While
there the hahv took sick with pneumon­
Correspondent!’ Contest.
ia and Mrs. Brr wn had to remain as the
Beginning Deremter 1 the Itemizer he- little one waa unable to he moved.
£ftn a four montha correspondents* con­
Bert Bray and wife visited Sunday
test on the same tines as heretofore, ex­ in Dallas at Bert Wells’ .
cept the prizes will he in cash, instead
Clarence Walker is visiting Mr. Bar­
of other articles, that method seeming ber’s family in Dallas.
Jo suit best all Concerned. The most
Herman Lenhurd has purchased a
regular and most newsy correspondent new buggy to carry the mail in.
during that time will receive $10, the
Ras Hills has bought a new saddle
second $5. the third $2.50 and the next pony for his wife.
two $1 each. The contest will close
Herman Muller is helping Mr. Lam­
March 31 and be immediately follow­ bert shear his goats.
ed by another of four months duration
For a inild easy action of the bowels a
commencing on that date.
sigle dose of Doan’s Kegulets is enough.
Treatment cures habitual constipation.
25 cents a box. Ask your druggist for
ROCCA
them.
Our district school closed on Tuesday,
OAKDALE.
a six months term, with Miss M. L.
Hampton as teacher.
After a couple of weeks of fine, frosty
Charley Bird is working for Don Mil­
weather rain set in on Thursday.
ler cutting cord-wood.
Friday forenoon about 9 o ’clock, dur­
Joe Wright is working for Jiin Hub­
ing an electrical storm, a flash of light­ bard in the tiopyard.
ning hit a snag a short distance from B. ,
Miss Graham has been sick and un­
M. Howell’ s home, setting the snag on
9 re. The affair was witnessed by G . able to teach tier school fo.' two days.
W . Chamberlain and wife.
I Ralph and Ted Macomber are having
F. M. Brock, R. J. Robinson and Mi i s a seige of the croup.
Hampton have sowed oats and rye.
I Mrs. John Robinson is rapidly im-
F. H. Brock has been plowing some proving at the Dallas hospital,
oat ground for M. G Chamberlain.
O. E. Dennis has been nominated
Miss Hampton has some fall oats that representative on the prohibition ticket.
is looking hue. Her ewes pi sented
Mr. McCormick and Mr. Fox have
her with six lambs, two pairs of twins,
one of the lambs disappeared, it is sup­ moved from the Nelson place to the Joe
Card
place to be nearer to their work.
posed by a cougar, m tracks have been
seen close by. .Mr. Clark reported that They are working for the cement com ­
pany.
Mr. Newman was followed by a cougar
a few days ago.
Jim Hubbard and Art Hogan went to
E. H. White, who has been in Lewis­ Portland Mouday.
ton, Idaho, for some time, has returned
Mrs. John Macomber’ s sister, Mrs.
to his homestead to make garden.
Allen, was operated upon at the Dallas
hospital Mondav.
Wm. Southwell has two fresh cows.
Heavy, impure blo«>d makes a muddy,
C. A. Babcock bought a horse from
pimply complexion, headache, nausea,
Mr, Williams.
indigestion. Thin blood makes vou
weak, pale, sickly. Burdock Blood Bit­
PERRYDALE NO. 1.
ters makes the blood, rich, red pure—
restores peifect health.
Mis« Hnzvl Ihiignan and Mrs. Ida
Foster went to McMinnville Saturday to
get some dental work done.
ANTIOCH VALLEY.
Mrs. Kurt*and little daughter have
returned home from a week’s visit with
Miss Tna Fishback spent Sunday with
her aunt at Camas, Wash.
Mrs. W. H. Mack,
Mr. and Mrs. F. K. I.ynn visited in
A literarv society was organized at
Pallas Sunday,
the scl o I house Saturday i n h t. The
Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Blown, of Amity, following officers were elected : Presi­
were visiting at the home of her uncle, dent. E. VVunder; secretary, Minnie
J. F. Morrison, last Thursday.
Wunder; vice-president, Hoy Johnson ;
George Boyer sol 1 50 i e e of land marshall. Mr. Ram sey; janitor, Grover
formerly owned hy the Lafayette Nur­ Hinkle, t easurer, Jim Hinkle
sery Co., to John Roberts, of Banks,
Guv Sevier, of Dali is, is visiting at
Washington county, recently.
the home of his aunt, Mrs. C. E. Me-
Caleb.
Perrydaie Milling Co. had an order
f-r 500 barrels of eX|iort Hour, winch
Miss Pechin spent Saturday and Sun­
they finished grinding out last Friday. day with her sisters in Monmouth.
Maxwell Flannery and Chns. New­
Orval Sevier has returned from E u­
man were ealleis in Pallas Saturday.
gene.
The people of the Amity Christian
C. VV Holman went to Independence
church have begun i he construction of a on business Friday.
new $8000 church there.
J. D. Holman and C. E. McCa’ eh.
Mrs. Plenkinton, of Bridgeport, wa* who have been setting out prune trees,
visiting at tile home of P. L. Keyt the weie stopped hy the recent rains.
last of tile week.
On March 30th there will be a basket
Mrs. Mary Clark, of Newberg, and social at the Antioch school house. The
Miss Inex Lusted, of Greshan, visited literary debate ami program wiil pro­
here with the former’ s cousin, Mrs. ceed the sale of the baskets.
J. P. Caldwell, last week.
.Mrs. Or horn is lying at the join t of
A large crowd was present at the par­ death at the home of her son, Torn, who
ty given at the home of Mr. and Mrs. lives near independence.
K. Knnes Saturday evening. A nice
Mrs. Elbert and her son, Darrel, who
lunch WAS served at a late hour, and all
live two and one half miles south of
report a good time.
Dallas picked some ripe, wild strawber­
ries on the 29th day of February. Who
BUELL.
can beat it.
lOUS t
Fred Stump has a crew of men stak-
Lizzie Fricsen visited at the Remple i ing and setting out 40 acres of hope on
his farm near Silver.
home during his absence.
Mr. Black and family left Mondav
Mrs. Herman Pet re and two children,
of Dallas, were visitors at the Cudle for Portland to attend the funeral of a
near relative and visit with Mrs. Black's
home Sunday.
A re you easily tired, lack vour
mother in St. John.
Miss Vivian Crowley has been con­
usual vigor and strength?
fined to her home w ith a cold, hut is
Mr. and Mrs. Simmons have moved
T h en your digestion must be
some better.
Irom this place to Hopdale.
poor, your blood must be
George Smith and Miss Anna Farmer,
M. N. Prather, who is working lor
thin, your nerves must be
of Etna, passed through Bowersville Spaulding Logging Go, has recently pur­
Sunday evening enroute for Dallas, chased a gasoline engine to be used in
weak. You need a strong
where Miss Farmer is attending high pulling logs into the creek.
tonic. You n e e d A y e r's
school.
John Ward came home la«t week from
Sarsaparilla, the only Sarsa­
Quite a nnmlier of boys from here 1 Peedee w here lie has been cutting trellis
went to Dali .M on d a y evening to eee f poles for McClain Bros,
parilla entirely free from alco­
the basketball game.
Ra^ph Hall ia shipping hav to Port-
hol. W e believe your doctor
It is rumored that there is to he a 'la n d .
will e n d o r s e the.e state­
h rid g e a cro ss th e L a cre o le n ea r here.
Wilbur Town« had hia arm badly
ments. Ask and find out.
Earl Davidson, of Oak Grove, was in mushed by being thrown from his hors«
one day last week.
this vicinity on business recently.
It you tftiiik constipation ia of infiing
consequence, just ask your doctor. He
PEEDEE.
E0LA.
I will disabuse you of that notion in abort
order. “ Correct it at o n c e !” he will
Born, March 13, to Mr. and Mrs. B. 1 »ay. Then ask him abou Ayer’» Pills.
Uncle Paul Ronco an ! son, Albert,
A
mild liver pill, all vegetable.
went to Airlie last Thursday with their I. Ferguson a 6-pound girl.
| lUd# by the J. C. AY IK CO.. LotroK. M-
cream.
Mrs. Doherty and children visited her
Mr. ‘MeC«»rmi»*k is working for Mr. sister, Mrs. Ferguson, Sunday.
last Wednesday night and was well at­
Newton in his new hop yard.
Mrs. Landon is staving with Mrs. tended. The number was considered
the best of the four and every one was
There was a masquerade dance at the Ferguson for a while.
well satisfied. It is hoped the commer­
Peedee hall last Fridav night.
Another family moved on the Gilbert cial club will do the same next season.
Arthur Dver took a ducking Friday and l>atterson farm Sunday,making live
A surveying party started out Thurs­
evening while breaking a jam of trellis families on the place.
day in the neighborhood of Kings Val­
poles.
The Carlson family went to Salem to ley.
Jim and Dick Taylor went to Mon­ church Sunday.
Geo. Vick came over from Salem
mouth and back last Wednesday.
Mr. Will Patterson has a bunch of Wednesday looking after his real estate
of
surveyors
surveying
the
farm.
Mr. McGee’ s son came Friday evening
business here.
for a visit.
The Hoist Bros, have bought a road
George Farrier, who has been sick
Mr McClain went for a load of oats through the Gilbert and Patterson place several weeks was removed to the state
and are having it cleared off.
to Alva W om en Saturday.
hospital at Salem Friday. Mr. Farrier
Mr. and Mrs. Berry, of Oakland, are is one of our industrious, citizens and it
Bluford Bush, from I^wisville, was at
is hoped his recover}' will be soon.
visiting their son, Walker Berry.
Peedee one day last week.
The Excelsior and Builder classes of
the Evangelical Sunday school were en­
tertained at the home of W. A. Gueff­
roy.
Thin ? Pale?
Will Rtiffh and family visited
brother Bluford last Friday.
his
Mrs. Della Bur,bank, from Black Rock,
is visiting at Peedee.
Luther Condon bought
Ronco’s large team.
Uncle Paul
Mr. and Mrs. Freer were at Kings
Valley last Thursday.
Mr. V ilder went to Airlie last Friday
evening.
Rev. Prox preached his farewell aer-
naon at Peedee las. Sunday evening.
Rex Womer went to Airlie last Sun­
day.
Jim and Dick Taylor are building
quite a lot of wire fence.
Mr. Powell and daughter, Bernice,
went to Airlie last Thursday.
INDEPENDENCE.
Miss Emrov McDovitt spent Su nJi *r
witli tier parents in Dallas.
O. T. Murphy ami family have moved
to their home in the couutry after
spending the winter in town.
Profeaaors J. H. Ackerman, of the
normal, and Thus. H. Gentle, of the
training school, have accepted invita­
tions to apeak at the institute at Carl­
ton Saturday.
The Golden Rule Bible class of the
Christian Sunday school met at the
home of Mrs Beck ley Wednesday after­
noon.
Douglas Crowley, of Portland, has
been visiting friends here.
A party of young people from Inde­
pendence came to attend the meeting at
the Christian church.
Word has been received here that J.
VV. Moreland, of Three Sisteis Oregon,
died suddeuly of heart disease.
E. H. Hosner, of Portland, came to
close the deal with J. Frank Miller and j
son for the hotel property.
Benjamine Leask, of Portland, is here
visiting his brother.
The grounds in front of the normal
buildii.g are being prepared for the
planting of a lawn by Jack Leask.
Riddell Bros, have begun plowing
with their caterpillar traction engine.
Mrs. White received a telegram Fri­
Inez Dennison, of Salem visited day from her son. Arthur, saying his
here last week.
wife was not expected to live.
Edith Wolverton, of Monmouth,
Miss Effie Baker went to Waconda
Independence visitor Saturday. to visit with her friends, Mrs. Becker
Wesley Perry liaB returned to Salem and mother, Mrs. Moore.
after a few days visit with relatives
Mrs. Ralph White left Saturday for
here.
Rent, Wash., to heat the bedside of her
sister,
who is seriously ill.
Dr. L. I,. Hewitt and daughter, Lois
and Hazel l'orlertield, were8alem visit­
The Christian church sent over a
ors last Thursday.
nurse Monday to take care of Mrs.
Cleva Robinson visited friends in Le­ Elliott.
banon last week.
Mrs. N. 8. Smith gave her six year
The high school students gave a dance old granddaughter, Francis Smith, a
in the opera house Friday evening.
birthday party, inviting all the small
M. M. Mix was a Salem visitor one children of West Salem, and Lucile
Squires, of South Salem, served them
day la*t week.
Mrs J. S. Bohannon is visiting her with refreshments.
daughter. Mrs. J. King in Walla V\ alia,
A party from here Sunday hired a rig
Wash.
and went to Uosedale to v.sit Mr. and
Mr. and Mrs. J. G. McIntosh were Mis. Spitzbart. Those that went were:
Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Frazure, Mr. Elmer
Salem visitors Tuesday.
Mrs. Geo. Conkey was the guest at Bails, Laurence and Frank Simon,
the home of tier brother in Corvallis Misses Neva Smith, Mildred Hawthorn,
and Freda Spitzbart. All enjoyed the
tide week.
day very much.
Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Williams went to
Portland Tuesday for a few days visit.
Grandpa Rex is putting a nice new
G. G , Walkerand Elmer Metzger were fence around his place.
Portland visitors over Sunday.
Mr. Douglas and family are moving
W. Walker visited in Salem Tuesday. in their other new house in Kingwood
Glenn Ireland is up front Portland for park Tuesday.
a few days visit with friends.
AIRLIE.
M. Hibbard has returned from a visit
in Salem.
Mrs. W. D. Rose was a Salem \isitor
Tuesday.
MICHIGAN CITY.
Mr. and Mrs. C. A. Parks were week
end visitors in Portland.
Charley Pelker returned home last
Friday from Montana, he having con­
tested a homestead up there.
Mh and Mrs. A. D. Olson were visit­
ing with relatives aC*McCoy Sunday.
VV’. P. Babcock of the Salem flouring
mills was visiting J. G. Mitchell Sun­
day.
$
Born. Sunday, March 17, to Mr. and
Mrs. S. L. Jones, a 11 3-4 pound boy.
John and Fred Olson have sold their
hop wire to J. F. Van Dolah.
A crowd was o.it Wednesday evening
and charivaried Tyler Hedrich.
One of the pleasant social events of
the season was the St. Patrick’s day
party given in the old fruit house by A
R. Ewing and Asa Smith. Games were
played throughout the evening until re­
freshments were served at 11:30, after
which the evening ended by the singing
of several selections in which everyone
joined. Those present were: Mr. and
Mrs. John Schindler and daughter, Hel­
en, Minnie Woelk, Clarence Woelk, Mr.
and Mrs. J. O. Grit ton, Mr. and Mis.
Clinton Scwalb, Ethel and Robert Pat­
terson, Asa anil Elmer Smith, Arch Pel­
ker, Fred Ewing, Izeslie Dancer, Pearl
Pelker. Leota Hoffman, Myrtle Pelker,
Mae Tate, Russel Becket, Burl Oliver,
Mr. and Mrs. Carl Harritt, Carl Beckett,
Irene Bradford, Verl Clutter, Laura,
Lvd i. and Joe Bell, Ross Miles, Fred
and Ed Olson, Jimmie Moyer, Delia Ol­
son, Alice Schindler, Jack Olson, Gretta
Schindler, A. R Ewing, Owen Palmer,
Mr. Isherwood and son, Frank Winslow.
Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Smith, Mr. and
Mrs. H H. Stanton, Will Patterson,
Arn Id Smith, Hazel Patterson. Harvey
and Clifford Smith, Fred Norwood, Dot
Wakefield, Wade Palmer, Mr. and Mrs.
Tyler Hedrick and Mr. Haves.
The Woman’s Tonic
What is CASTORIA
Caxtorla Is a harmless substitute for Castor Oil, Par*,
gorlc, Drops and Soothing Syrups. It Is Pleasant. IS
contains neither Opium, Morphine nor other Narcotio
substance. Its age is its guarantee. It destroys Worms
and allays Feverishness. It cures Diarrhoea and Wind
Colic. It relieves Teething Troubles, cures Constipation
and Flatulency. It assimilates the Food, regulates the
Stomach and Bowels, giving healthy and natural sleep.
The Children's Panacea—The Mother’s Friend.
CASTORIA
G E N U IN E
ALW AYS
Sears the Signature of
Rev. C. H. Hilton addressed the stu­
dents of the normal Monday morning.
J. B. V. Butler will speak at the
teachers’ meeting at Silverton Saturday.
W. L. Arant and wife and children
were over Sunday visitors with rela­
tives.
Mr. and Mrs. Ed Lorence drove their
new car to Falls City Wednesday.
Clyde Timmy waa called to Salem
Tuesday on account of the serious ill­
ness of his sister.
Mr. and Mrs. Cass Riggs, of Smith-
field, visited relatives here Thursday.
Mr. and Mrs. E. W. Strong returned
Monday from Texas and Mexico, where
they were a month on business.
Mr. Tyler of the new dry goods and
grocery store of French & Tyler has
Miss Nellie Link returned from Salem
»
N. Anderson shipped some veal to Tuesday.
Portland Ust week.
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Nick
Rogers
have re­
‘ Dr. Thomas’ Electric Oil is the best
Mrs. ti. G. Hewitt and little son spent turned to Airlie.
Mr. and Mrs. Steve Bralev spent remedy for that often fatal disease—
Wednesday in Pallus on business.
croup. Has been used with success in
R. C. Crowley was an Independence
Mr. and Mrs. Ras Hill made a busi- our "family for eight years.” — Mrs. L.
business visitor Thursday.
CHILDREN INJURED.
Whiteacre, Buffalo, N. Y.
nera trip to Sheridan Friday.
Mrs. W. S. Alcorn made a trip to Sat­
Mr. and Mrs. A. W. Fletcher, who
Ordinary Cathartics and Pilla and urday.
BOWERSVILLE.
Harsh Physic Cause Distress
The educational rally w as well repre­
sented by the different schools.
Ing Complaints.
M 0N M 0U TH N 0. 2.
A family by the name of Roas have
You cannot be over-careful In the
Thomas Brinkley and Homer Link
arrived Irom Tenneaaee and will work
selection o f medicine for cblldreD. left for Independence Monday. •
for frank I.aws in hia hop yard.
A series of sermons is being given at
Ouly the very gentlest bowel medicine
Henry tew is and son, Guy, have re­ the Evangelical church by Rev. W. A
Those present at Rev. S. 8. Ediger'a
should
ever
be
given,
except
lit
emer­
turned
from
California
where
they
have
Gueffroy.
Sunday were Jacob Warkentin and
family, of Dallas, atid Mr. and Mrs. G. gency cases. Ordinary pills, cathartics spent the winter for the latter’s health.
T. M. French has returned from Twin
and purgatives are apt to do more
J. Remple, of this place.
C. F.. Wilson was an Independence Falls, Idaho, and has entered the busi­
harm than good. They may cause visitor Monday.
Mrs. J. F. Daniels, o f
ness life of Monmouth.
E. I,. Hayes purchased a piano from
griping, nausea and other distressing
Mrs. W. J. Calkins, of Dallas.
Sip, Ky.t writes: “ I was
The dance here Friday wai well at­
Frank Moreland has planted the
after-effects that are frequently health-
tended by young people.
grounds about the high school building
so sick for 3 or 4 years,
Mr. and Mrs. Henrv Robbins and destroying.
for
a new lawn.
familv
visited
hia
brother
at
McNary’a
The W. C. T. U. have changed their
1 had to hire my work
We personally recommend and guar­
Sunday.
meeting from Friday to Wednesday
The meetings conducted at the ChHs­
antee
Re-all
Orderlies
as
the
safest
done, most o f the time.
Jerry O leil went to Salem Mondav to and most dependable remedy, which They w ill meet at the home of Mrs. J. ian church have teen very successful, as
F. Faulkenberg.
there have teen nearly .‘10 additions.
I had given up hope. When
visit his wife will) is in quarantine at
we know, for constipation and associ­
the state hospital.
Mr. and Mrs. V. Dell Butler, of Port­
I began to take Cardui, I
ate bowel disorder*. Wa have such
PIONEER.
land, have teen here visiting relatives
P. D. Ediger and family, of Dallas, absolute faith In the virtues o f this
knew, right away, it was
and friends
visited A. G. Rempel Sunday.
remedy that we sell Jt on our guar­
helping me. Now , I am
Mr» and Mra. Garry Lawrence and
A. B. Westfall has painted an attrac­
E. L. Hayes sold a horse to E. A. antee o f money back In every Instance two daughters. Irene and I^ottie, have
better than ever before in
Sayre, of Kails City, last week and also where It falls to give entire satisfac­ moved to Willamina. We mil* them tive new sign for the First National!
Bank.
one to E. II. Sloan, of Independence.
my life, and Cardui did i t ”
tion. and we nrgp all In need of such from the neighborhood, where they
The baseball grounds of the normal
have lived for several years.
Willie and R osie Bradlv, of Salem, medicine to try It at our risk.
E 04
' visited at the home of J. W. Mangis Sat­
Little Darrel Bird has been ill with have teen plowed and will be worked I
Rexall Orderlies are eaten Just like
dow
n Boon for the use of the new team I
urday and Sunday.
candy, are particularly prompt and croup, but is now tetter
organized among the normal boys.
Reuben Ensign, Mrs. John Nether-
F L. Hgyes recently sold a porker to agreeable In action, may be taken at
Lortng Redwell was employed bv j
the Rickreall Meat company that dress­ any time, day or night: do not caua* ton’s son, is home again.
ed 500 pounds.
Homer Con lee is back from hia trip Winegar A Ixirence Hardware company
dlarrbma. nausea, griping, excessive
last
week.
Tom Haves and Corkie Hartford, wrere looseness, or other undesirable effects. to Southern Oregon.
Lee Humphrey visited at Ora Har­
callers at the home of E. H. Sloan, of They have a very mild bnt positive
John B Stump finished the plot ing
Independence Sunday afternoon.
action upon the organs with which rington’s while he was down from Mos­ on h i. 1300 acre (arm la.l week.
cow, Idaho.
Miss Pearl Manena returned home they com e In contact, apparently act­
E R. Peterson ha. been doing work
8ince Mr. Davis n>ov<«l away from
from Gilliam Thursday moi ning
Cardui has helped thous­
ing as a regulative tonic upon the re­ the Digby place,Wm. Wright lives there. for J. H. Ackerman.
Holt Crowley bought a registered col­ laxed muscular coat o f the bowel, thus
ands of weak, tired, worn-
A. J. Haley hae rented a portion of
lie | Up from Ed Marks recently.
overcoming weakness, and aiding to
M. W. Meeker’ , farm, and hi. win, Har­
out women, back to health.
FALLS CITY
old, ia at work plowing.
Mabel Hares visited Lixiie Remple restore the bowels to mors vigorous
It has a gentle, tonic ac­
A gasoline engine outfit ha. been
and healthy activity.
Monday afternoon.
A new baby girl haa arrived at the j spraying the fruit tree, of Monmonth.
Baxall Orderlies commonly complete­
tion on the womanly sys­
Mr. and Mrs. M H. Wilson, of Polk.
home of 8. 8. Cook
Ida Hiring returned thia week from
tem. It goes to the cause
Were viaitore at the home of W. H. ly relieve constipation, except a t
W il. Avree wa. interviewing friend. an extended viait in California.
course when o f s surgical character.
Cadle Sunday.
o f the trouble. It helps, it
in
town
Monday.
The 8tar theatre .h o w . will hereafter i
They also tend to overcome the neces­
Holt Crowley and Ed Maiks have
A. F . Courter came in from Salem ' connnence at 0 o ’clock on Tuesday,
belps quickly, surely, safe­
sity at constantly taking laxatives to
been breaking horses.
I Thursday and Saturday evenings, owing
keep the bowels In normal condi­ Saturday for a few hour, vi.it,
ly. It has helped others.
B. Y. Allen, fruit inspector, was in tion.
T. B Hooker i. making good progress to the meetings at the Christian church.
Three sixes o f packages. 10
W hy not you? It w ill
this vicinity recently.
in assessing. All parties can rest sssur-
Many person* from this place attend­
cents, 25 cents, and 50 cents. Remem­ ed that they wiil receive fair and honest
ed the public sale of E. L. Baker at hia
Try 11 Get a bottle today!
Dave Remple porchaeed a new plow ber, yon ran obtain Bexall Remedies
treatment at hi* hands.
home
near Saver, Wednesday, March
from Fred W agner Saturday.
only at our atoro—The Rexall Store.
|
The final entertainment of the Lv- ¿Oth.
Dan Kaegi and Jerry O'Dell araspray-
CONRAD SLAKKIN, Dallaa, Oregon iceum course waa given in Wagner's hall , The student* of the normal
Take
The Kind You Have Always Bought, and which ha» been
in use for over 3 0 years, has borne the signature o f
— And has been made under his per«
*
B o n a ! supervision since its infancy*
'< C C C A 4 t6
Allow no one to deceive you in this*
All Counterfeits, Imitations and •• Just-as-good” are but
Experiments that trifle with and e n d a n g e r the health o f
Infants and Children—Experience against Experiment»
A baseball association has been organ­
ized among the boys of the high school,
and Stanley Evans has been chosen as
manager of the team.
Miss Harlan's normal girls’ chorus
furnished special music at the Christian
church
Sunday evening.
Mrs.
Roy
Russell
and
husband
re­
Byron Brunk H wiwking with the sur­
turned to their home in Portland Thurs­
veyors on the Patterson place.
An interesting program is being pre­
day alter several days visit witli rela­ pared for the teachers’ institute to be
Tip Acuff has a fine start of single tives here.
held here soon.
comb white Leghorn chickens, twenty-
Miss Marguerite Flower came home
five hens and is expecting three hun­
At a meeting of the city council J. B.
for an over Sunday visit with her par­ Stump, Allen Johnson and Eugene
dred chicks from Cal. every day.
ents. returning to her school in Salem Hayter were named«as a committee to
Sunday afternoon.
determine the location and set the price
WEST SALEM.
Vick & Courter have let a contract for to be paid for property on which to
the erection of a dwelling house a n d »' place the reservoir and sink the wells.
Miss KII h Huge and Inez Fitts were barn on the property recently purchas­ It has been agreed that the city will buy
weekend visitors at the home of Mrs, ed by them from S. H. Tetherow.
C. G. Griffa’ s ells for $850, and ar­
Plunk.
rangements have been made for the
Archie Lyons came up Saturday for construction of the reservoir on Cupid’ s
Chas. Spitsbart and Geo. Chapman an over Sunday visit with his parents,
Knoll.
were business visitors in Dallas last returning to Portland Monday.
Mr. and Mrs. II. C. Seymour, Mr. and
week.
Miss Ella Mehrling after spending Mrs. E. M. Smith and Miss Cora Rosit-
Miss Freda Spitzbart returned from Sunday at home returned to her school ler, of Dallas, were visiting friends here
Iowa and other points where she spent in Dallas Sunday afternoon.
Sunday.
two very pleasant months visiting rela­
The Delphian society of the no-mal
Mr. DeWitt. a brother of Mra. O’ Brien
tives and other friends.
anil Mrs. Singleton is visiting his people entertained the faculty and other socie­
Mr. and Mrs. Fields little daughter, in town. Mr. DeWitt will purchase ties of the normal in the chapel Satur­
Ada, has been quite ill last week.
day evening.
property and move here soon.
Rev. W. A. Wood went to Forest
The Missionary society of the Ger­
Things begin to liven up here in Falls
man Evangelical church met with the City and soon there will be all the work Grove Saturday, where he filled the pul­
Mivses Rex’ s last Wednesday.
men can do. Much preparation ia being pit Sunday of Rev. C. H. Hilton, who is
holding a meeting here.
Mr-. W. W. Bails returned home Fri­ made for new work in all lines, and our
little
city
has
better
prospects
right
now
day after sjienniug a week with their
than at any time in its history.
MONMOUTH NO 1.
son, W. O. Bails, at Rickreall.
Miss
friends
Miss
was an
BUENA* VISTA.
The next meeting of the Monmouth
Grange will he held Friday at which
time ‘ ‘ Tiie Advantages ami Disadvan­
tages of the Farm” will be discussed.
The Kind You Have Always Bought
in Use For Over 3 0 Years.
▼MK OINTSUM M M N N V , TT M URR A Y ST R CC T, NEW YO R K CITY.
rented the Chase residence on the cor - 1
ner of Clay and College avenue and will ,
bring his fa m fly there soon.
C . L. H A W K IN S
J. W. White went to Salem Saturday,
returning Sunday.
R ailroad street, Dallas.
Frank Dewitt and daughter are here
on a visit from eastern Washington with
hia mother.
ONUMENT
SALT CREEK.
Marble—
--Granite
“ Lett 1C« Forget."
Bill Martin was shearing goats for F.
Brobst and cut his hand very badly.
Mr. Beck bought a disc harrow from
Fred Hebding ut Perrydaie.
Mr. Vanwell was a visitor in Sheridan
last week.
Earl Gee is working for Mr. Gilliam.
SPIRELLA
CORSETS
are boned with the indestructible Bpirella
Stays. Not sold in «tore*.
The moat pliable and reHellient Corset boning
In the world. Guaranteed not to break or
ruat in regular corset wear
M R S . B. E. N E V E L
612 Main St., Dallaa, Oregon,
Phone 29.
Will bring back the «presenting the Spirilla Co., Meadvllle, Penn .
original color to gray
and faded hair and
will leave the hair
clean, fluffy and na­
tural.
On hand at all deal­
Deg. c. a. Pat. VMiiCc
er , or direct from the
laboratory, express prepaid, on receipt of fl. 00 ,
Kiec trial bottle ami comb sent for five 2 cent
stamp* to cover postage ami packing. Be sure
and tell me original color of your hair.
(;Ui)
Mary T. Goldman’s
Gray Hair Restorer
Mary T. Goldman, Goldman Bldg, St. Paul
Dallas V A R I E T Y S T O R E
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