—
essay on Glaciers, which while on
a subject rather an .nn /»ration in
graduation exercises, ¿.ended to
First carry tne thoughts o f the aud
ience to more pleating things
i than the hot weather, and came
GRADUAT ON EXERCISE.
Pale Faces
Dallas High Sends Out its
Batch of Swee. Girls,
Pale-faced, weak, ana
Bhaky women— who suffer
eveiy day with womanly
weakness— need the help
of a gentle tonic, witn
a building action on the
womanly system. If you are
weak— you need Cardui,
the woman’s tonic, because
Cardui will act directly on
the cause of your trouble.
Cardui has a record of
more than 50 years of
success. It must be good.
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CHILDREN’S CONTEST.
H arriet D a v i*...................... 30..
Frank Stump ...................... 30..
Ruth M iller.......................... Ó0 .
Alm a M itchell.......................50 .
25
25 !
.50
.50 I
F ra n k S tu m p
Friday evening saw the Dallas noX,am‘iS '
, .. . . ...
Miss Leona Stow ia visiting in Mon
high school a’ jitorium well filled 1 Olive Coulter read the last will mouth.
to witness t-.e exercises o f grad-
the class, bequeathing the va-
Gold a Plaster returned from Inde
uation relauvr. to the first grad- no,us belongings ot jach member pendence Friday.
, uates from t. high school in Dal- to less advanced students and was
Mrs. Rodney Coulter, of Monmouth,
las. The ..pacious auditorium P™ voc»Uve « t muen merriment is visiting in the city during the week.
was taste*uliy decorated for tne m 'm those ' vtl(J understood the
Mr and Mr*. O. C. Smith are visiting
occasion, and is one o f the nicestj J0 *
friends in Portland during the week.
A
young
ladies’
quartette
sang
meet.ng places in our town fo r a!
Mrs. Clay McTimmonds, of Lebanon,
le c tio .
loir sized auuience o f several a Pleasin* ■ . « s e ‘-•lectio*
and came was a a guest oi Mrs. O. C. Smith over
hundred. Clean and neat, well !iear breaK" lK tho rule and hav’ Sunday.
seated witn <omfortal>le opera lni? an encore,
Mrs. T. Wilson went to I «depend «nee
iciia irs.it is an ideal gathering
i he Reveries o f a School Marm Sunday for a brief visit with relatives.
as
given
in
an
idealistic
manner
place.
Mrs. W . J. Kearth was a Salem vis
The eight young lady grad- by Anne Garner was the hit o f j, itor Saturday.
1 nates, to aifiaieh played on the the evening, she depicting the
Mr. ami Mrs. Sol Blessing visited
piano, came in and took their future o f otner members o f the their daughter in Now berg Sunday.
class
12
years
from
now
while
seats in a semi circle on the stage.
Mr*. Kil H o n cb , of Echu, is the gneet
The program was opened by she was still a lore school marm
l»g
j an instrumental duet by Jose at Black Rock.
.Miss Pauline Snyder returned from
Letitia Shewey was the vale
phine L u ebfe and Pauline Coad,
M cM innville Syndny.
I which was exceptionally render- dictorian. and her remarks were
Mrs. Effie Graham, of
Mrs A. V. R. Snyder was a Falls City
sensible,
to
the
point
and
very
| ed.
Willard, Ky., savs: “ I
visitor Wednesday.
well
rendered.
Rev. E. W. Miles then invoked
was so weak I could
Steve Braley, of A in ity, visited in the
Prof. D. M. M etzger delivered
the blessing oi the D ivine upon
hardly g a
I suffered,
city Tuesday.
the
address
to
the
class
and
gave
the
gradua.es,
their
teachers
and
nearly every month, for 3
Ed Agee was a visitor in Sheridan
them
much valuable advice,
friends.
years. When I began to
last week.
while
they
were
standing
on
the
Miss Roberta E. Ballard, as
take Cardui, my back hurt
A . W omer. of Airlie, was a county
the class orator, spoke o f Fancy threshold o f real life,
awfully. I only weighed
The diplomas were then deliv seat caller Tuesdav.
Pictures in Literature, her re
99 pounds. Not long after.
Mrs. R. F ower spent Sunday in Falls
marks being well timed and ren ered by City Superintendent W. City.
I weighed 115. Now, I
I.
Ford
in
his
usual
pleasing
dered in a most pleasing manner.
do all my work, and am
Lou Museo t visited in Falls C ity Sun
Miss Lillian L. Fellows gave manner, and he bade them a day.
in good health." Begin
‘ ‘Gentlemen, the K in g ,” in a touching farewell, including a
taking
Cardui,
today.
H o w a r d M ason .
most dramatic manner, which last handclasp as students under
Dewey James, of Falls City, spent
showed training and rare talent. | his dominion.
Friday in Dallas.
Dorothy Bennett gave an in-1
Feel languid, wea» , rundown? H ead
Anas Agee, of M cM innville, is visit-
s'rumen .al solo wh.cn brought ache? Stomach
— Just a plain
applause and stamped ner case of lazy lixer. Burdock Blood B.t- ing in Dallas.
F moi
MONEY to L0A1 on IMPROVED FARMS grea-
Helen Casey returned from Portland
as a musician o f no mean calibre. ters toaes the I /er and stomach, pro
recently.
In this Vicinity, Make application to J
Miss Georgana Fiske read an motes digestion, purities t ie l lo a!.
. T h e W o m a n 's T o n ic .
M ss Fennall is home from California.
Wm. C. Borchers, Financial Agent •
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ORE
ON
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‘The Tim e Is Com ing
W h en the Electric M otor f
will M ove the W o rld ’’
M r
DALLAS CITY BANK
Dallas, Oregon.
R .E . W IL L IA M S
W. G. V A S S A L L
Preside«' j
Cashie
Said Thomas A . Edison recently.
D I RECTORS :
K .C .C r a v e n , I. N.U ond* M M . El IB
VV. G. Vassal 1, R. K. W illiam s,
B. 11. McCallon, F. J. Craven.
Certain types engines have more than 200 reciprocating
parts.
The E le c t r ic M o to r has but one m oving or
revolving part.
This bank is pleased to place t 11
disposal of its customers the fa n ’ itit
gained during many years of contiutio*
service and growth.
Many of the prosperous factories of the state are ope
rated today with electricity served from C e n t r a l G e n
e r a t i n g S t a t io n s .
•
D R . B. E. N E V E L
C e n t r a l S t a t io n E l e c t r ic P o w e r I n c r e a s e s O ut
p u t a n d S a v e s C o s t.
Veterinary Surgeon
612 M a in S treet
Phone 29
Our power engineers will make Careful investigations of
power problems and render dependable, scientific re
ports, without charge.
D A L L A S , OREGON
C . L. H A W K IN S
Railroad street, Pallas.
Oregon Power Com pany
ONUMENT
“ L e tt We Furyet.’
Telephone 24
Marble—
—Granite I
B. F. B U T L E R
D E N T IS T
Office over Fuller Pharmacy, Dallas
Office Hours: 8 to 12 A. M. 1 to 5 P. M
A ll kinds ot Dental work done at
reasonable prices.
D r A. M. McNicol
OSTEOPATHIC PHYSICIAN
i
Office 719 Court Street, Dali t*, Oregon
WOOD FOR SALE
!
Do you need wood? In pre
paring to place your or*
deis remember that I am
able to furnish you all kinds
of slab wood from either of
the Dallas sawmills, at the
best possible rates, Semi in
your orders by either phone.
Mutual 119«; Bell 443.
605 Court Street
I am a power for great good if you do
not abuse my use.
In cases of need—I do my work well.
I am a builder up of health and strength
—in the hospital or in the home.
For the invalid or the convalescent---for
the tired or overworked I offer a great
help.
A little of me goes a long way.
I have been among you for three gen
erations.
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I ’m known as Cyrus N ob le throughout the world.
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W. J . Van Schuyver & Co. General Agent*, Portland,
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AUGUST ROMAN
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< MRS. i OLIVE SMITH-BICKNELL
INSTRUCTOR ON
PIANO and ORGAN
Studio : 712 Oak St.,
j Stu
Dallas, Oregon
C For A Infants
S T and O Children.
R IA
Dll Kind You Have Always Bought
Bears the
Signature of
CHICHESTER SPILLS
D IA M O N D
The New Perfection Oil Cook-stove
Suits Everybody
It suits the most exacting French ch ef.
It suits the housew ife.
It
is fouud in luxurious v jla s — in camps— m farms— in humble city h o n e*.
E v e r y b o d y uses i t ; e v e ry b o d y likes it. It bakes, broils, roasts and toasts
ts w ell as a coal range.
It is equipped with a special heating p it e, and
w e sefl the N e w Perfection oven , broiler, toaster, and pancake griddle.
TVew Pcr/cciion.
m
—
R -r t
' » i>%
O il C o o k -sto v e
AH dealer* tell the store. It it handsomel t
finished in nickel, with cabinet top, i rop
thelre*, »owe! rack«, etc. Long chimneys, en
ameled turquoise-blue. I, 2 or 3 burners.
i l l M
»
P H I . » , fo r t w m t T -« * »
y r . r . r a p r d f d . . B n l . l a le f t A l w . y . R eliable.
SOLD BY ALL DRU66ISTS
fliis, EVERYWHERE
H I N K of the suffering
entailed by neglected skin
troubles — mental because
of disfiguration, physical be
cause of pain. Think of the
pleasure of a clear skin, soft,
white hands, and good hair.
These blessings, so essential
to happiness and even suc
cess in life, are often only a
matter of a little thoughtful
T
care in the selection of effec
tive remedial agents. Cuti-
cura Soap and Cuticura Oint
ment do so much for poor
complexions, r e d ,
rough
hands, and dry, thin and
falling hair, and cost so
little, that it is almost crimi
nal not to use them.
ed Mrs. W ill Hayes the latter
the week.
Free Cook-
Book with
every stove.
Cook-Book
•Ino giren to
anyone tending
5 cents to cores
muling cost.
STANDARD OIL COMPANY
S an Ffmneiteo, C aL
L o t A n f » « s C aL
5mm D ie t o T tm L
5mm J a m . CaL
Stash»—. CaL ^
M a rrrw ille, C a L
F iw C i
P o rtla nd . O ra .
S aa ftla , W .s h .
Getting their Clothing, Hats, Shoes and Furnishings
from
W M . HERZOG
WHY?
Because the stock is large
The variety is splendid
The quality is good
The prices are right
N U FF SED
Mrs. Sturgis*, of Brooks, visited her
sister, Miss Letitia Shewey.
Mr. Day is home from California.
Miss Lore risen, of Albany, has been
in Dallas visiting Miss Lillian Law’reu- ; Hugh Black ami Glenn Butler were
son.
, business visitors in Salem last week.
Mr. and G. E. Bicknel were in Tur- f Mr. Morrow has moved his family to
ner last week.
Raymond Wn.
W . T. Green went to Portland Tues-
James McDonald and W . P. Miller
day.
are cutting their clover hay. The crop
is
of good quality but not very heavy.
Mrs. M. O ’ Brien, of Falls City, was in
Dallas Monday.
Ruth M iller is visiting in Portland
There was a party given at the home this week and attending the Rose carni
of Mary Kraber Wednesday. About val.
twenty of her friends were there and all
Glenn and Virgil Brock were in Sil-
had a very nice time.
verton over Sunday.
Vey Coffin went to Portland Monday.
Mr. Mat Simmons went to Portland
Miss Lucy Kopan left for the East Monday on business.
Rev. Young has bought out the Davis
store.
DOIN' IT! DOIN’ IT!
D O IN ’ W H A T ?
part of
Mr. W hitney, our congenial delivery
man, w ishes the ladies of North Dallas
would pitch their clotheslines a little
Roy Finseth went to Portland Tues higher, for as he was delivering grocer-
i ies he nearlv got the top of his head
day.
off.
Miss Bernice Doun, of Salem, is visit- .
ing in Dallas.
R u th M ille r .
Saturday.
EVERYSS9Y SS DOIN’ IT
Although Cuticura Soap and Oint-
ment are sold by druggists and dealers
everywhere, a postal to “ Cuticura,”
Dept. B, Boston, wall secure a liberal
sample of each, with 32-page booklet
on Skin and Scalp Treatment.
Jim and John Thompson, of Salem,
spent Sunday in Dallas.
207 20* Oregonian Building
PO R TLAND
It is Criminal
to Neglect the
Skin and Hair
Mrs. Alfred, of Salem,
Monday on business.
By the way we have some new arrivals in
Summer Suits and they are beauties, too
Com e in and Look them O ve r
EXCLUSIVE MEN’S AND BOYS’ SHOP
Sole Agency
for Mallory
Cravenette
Hats
was in Dallas
WM. HERZOG
Exclusive
Agency for
Headlight
Overalls
L E A D IN C C L O T H IE R , D A L L A S , O R E C O N
Ed Graves has returned from an e x
M ary Gooch, of Sheridan, Was in Dal tended business trip to Tillamook.
las Wednesday.
Miss Blanche M cKinney and Jim Rob
T. II. Burch was in Black Rock, re bie went to Portland to take in the Rose
carnival.
\
cently.
Mr. Nash took a load of people to
T. W yatt, of Black Rock, was in Dal-
Kings Valley in his auto Sunday.
las recently.
Be~t Osborne was a Monmouth visitor
H a r r i e t D a v is .
Monday.
Mr. and Mrs. Oscar H ay ter were
Mrs. K night’ s sister, of Portland, is
Portland visitors Sunday.
visiting tier.
Mr. and Mrs. Lee Crider went to
Ralph H ill, of Portland, is calling on
Portland Friday.
friends here once more.
A lb ert Fennel, of Independence, spent
The Misses Clow, of Monmouth, were
Sunday in Dallas with his parents.
Dallas visitors the first of the week.
Mrs N. M. Grant returned Sunday
Mrs. Convert visited her parents at
from a several days visit w ith her daugh
Corvallis Wednesday.
ter in M cM innville.
Mr. and Mrs. II. F. Douglas and little
Irm a Chilcott. of Black *Rock, w ill
daughter were Alban y visitors Satur
spend the summer with her grandmoth
day.
er, Mrs. Mack Grant.
Henry Stump went to Portland Sun
Ralph Howe went to Portland Mon
day to visit bis wife.
day to attend the Rose fair and visit
George Scott went to Falls City Sun relatives.
day.
Dewey Alford came over from Salem
A. Convert went to M cM innville Sun Tuesday to work in the engine room of
the sawmill.
day to visit relatives.
Mr. and Mrs. II. L. Fenton went to
Mrs. J. L, Condron and daughter, of
Portland Wednesday.
Peedee, were shopping here Monday.
Dr. and Mrs. Van W inkle, of Salem,
Ed. Garner went to Portland Monday. visited Boll man Monday evening.
S. Blessing went to Falls C ity Sun
Mrs. D. A. Coovert visited in Corval
day.
lis over Sunday.
The DALLAS TRANSFER
DALLAS, OREGON
P H O N E and S T A N D at W . R. ELLIS’ C O N F E C T IO N E R Y
All Kinds of Hauling Done Well and Promptly
Spxial Attention Given to Commercial Men
SH A W & M USCO TT. Proprietors
BELL P H O N E 64
Famous at Home for
Generations past;
Famous now over all
the World.
For Sale by
J. C. SHULTZ
Rev. and Mrs. Fields are attending
the commencement exercises of the W il
lamette University this week.
Hazel Colvert and sister went to A l
Mr. and Mrs. Jacob Baab, of Mon-
bany Friday to visit relatives
I month, visited the first of the week at
James Vanzant, of Falls City, was a ! Frank H olm an’s.
Dallas visitor Saturday.
LON MUSCOTT, PKOl’ RIKTOR
Mr. and Mrs. Calvin Plessinger, of
A ll kinds of hauling at reasonable
Miss Carrie Evans went to Corvallis Monmouth, were in Dallas Sunday.
rates. Phone orders promptly at
Friday.
Mrs. Sarah Collins returned from
tended to. Headquarters at W eb
'
Buena
Vista
Saturday.
Mr. and Mrs. Joe Card and little
ster’s confectionery.
Merle Holman went to Black Rock
daughter were Sunday visitors at
Monday for a few days visit with his Phones: Bell 264, Mutual 251
Bridgeport.
: uncle, Fred Holman.
Barn Phone M utual 245
Mr. and Mrs. Bert Pinker and daugh
Fred Holman passed through Dallas
ters, o f Lind, Wash . are visiting their
Monday on his way to Portland to at
j daughter, Mrs. H. W .Garrison.
tend the postmaster’ s convention.
I Frank Loveladv and family
have
LODGE DIRECTORY.
Mrs. Sam Tetherow, of Falls City,
i moved from the old dorm itory down on visited with Mrs. I. N. Woods last week. Can!« under thin heading will l»e charged for
I the creek.
at the rate of #3.00 u year.
Chan. A. M cK av, wife and daughter,
of Omaha, have just arrived in Dallas
A l m a M it c h e ll.
I to take charge of the cooking depart-
Almira Rebekah Lodge. No. .26
Mrs. Ora 8avery, of Portland, is visit ! merit at the New Scott hotel. Mr. Mc
ing her parents, Sir. and Mrs. Coulter. Kay has liecn th ief cook for Mr. Rams
Meet* on the First and Third Wednesday*
for the past 11 years at Payette, Idaho, of each month in the Odd Fellows Hall.
Mr. and Mrs. ( has. Bilytn and son, and Sewan. Nebr.
K mma Co At», Noble (»rand
Paul, and Mr. and Mrs. Claud Lynch
A lta 8 a V auk , .Secretary
and son, Reginald, motered to Portland j Mr. and Mrs. J. B. Thompson have
i received an invitation to attend the
Sundav.
opening of the new W alker hotel at In-
le v i Koscr, of Rickreall, was a Dallas dependence Thursday evening.
Mistletoe Circle. No. 23,
visitor Friday.
Women of Woodcraft
Mrs Trible and fam ily went to New-
Horatio Shriver and Mr. Fred Firecht berg Monday, where they are going to
Meets on the Second and Fourth Wedne»-
went fishing Wednesday returning with j live.
days of each month at the Woodman Hall.
195 trout.
M ahy S t a r , Guardian Neighbor
Mrs. Kate Muscott went to Portland .
H a inr. L y n x , C ler k
Miss Eva Fuliver has gone to her this week.
home in Harrisburg after spending the
Mr. M iller’s cla*sof hoys of the Meth
wintf r in school h.re.
Dallas Assembly. No. 46
odist Sundav school, will entertain Mrs.
Mrs. W alter Sears is visiting her par Field’ s class of girls tomorrow evening, i
United Artisans
ents, Mr. and M i». Ford at Falls City.
Frank Arnold visiled his b ro th er,1 Meets First and Third Monday F.venbif* of
Rev. Chester Gates is a St. Johns vis James, at Grand Ronde Sunday.
each month in Woodman Hall.
Visiting
itor for a few «lays.
Mrs. Dollie Byerley went to Indepen- members cordially invited.
Miss Anna Agee, of M cM innville, vis deuce Wednesday.
J. K. MfLLKR. Master Artisan
ited Mrs. Nathan Stowe the latter part
W il l i * R im o xio e , Secr> tary
! Jack Eakin,
Jo'» 'Helgennan and
of the week.
George holler have been camping and
Frank Ward A Bros, are this week fialiing up the LaCreole the past week
Dallas Camp. No. . 09
going to move their oak sawmill to the
Woodmen of the World
I James Wilson and fam ily moved to
Summit on the C. A E. road.
their farm Monday.
Meet* every Tuesday at Woodman Hall,
Mr«. Cliav. Hubbard returned to her
Mrs. Elmer Ptraver, of Portland, is coiner of Washin ton and JeffenMl Streets
home in Falls C l'v Th rsday having
Vi-iting Neighbor* welcomed.
underwent an operation at the Dallas visiting her parents here.
T ract S t a AT*. (Joitaul Commander
hospitai recently.
V is* Rita Steiner, of Salem, is visiting
W. («, V.MWALL, Clerk
Mrs O w enbj, of Black Rock, was Mrs. ('h »lin e rs Kirkpatrick.
Isaac Dick
Sunday.
went
to
Independence
M U T U A L P H O N E 24
***************+ **+ ** * » » » » i
LOW ROUND TRIPS EAST
On the dates given below, round trip tickets will be sold
from Portland to the points in the East shown below, and
many others, at greatly reduced fares quoted. Your home
agent will sell these tickets via the North Bank Road at
slightly higher fares, on request.
THROUGH TRAINS EAST
City Express & Transfer Co.
IN CONNECTION WITH
NORTHERN PACIEIC and GREAT NORTHERN RAILWAYS
Atlantic C i t y ......
Bui tim o r e ..............
Boston..................
Buffalo ...............
Chicago ............
Colorado Spring* .
Denver...............
Detroit .......
Duluth
.........
Kansas City
Milwaukee ..
Minneapolis
Montreal.....
New York ...
...» 82.A0
HO.ue
... 60 00
... Ti AO
... 60.00
... 1 Q M 6
...
lOH.uO
O m a h a ............... . . . » 60.00
___ 108.50
P h ila d e lp h ia
tu .50
P i t t H t m r g ............
70 00
Ht D o n i * .............
« 0 00
Ht. P a u l .................
T o r o n t o .............
91.50
W a s h i n g t o n ___
107.50
...
...
.
....
..
D A T E S
o f S - A - X j ZE
M hv 2, 3, 4, 9. 1«, 11, 17, IS, 24, 29, 1912,
Jm if 1 «, 7, S, 13, 14, 15, 17, IS, 19, 20, 21, 24, 25. 27, 2S, 29, 1912.
July 2, 3, «, 7, II, 12 15, 1«, 20, 22, 23, 20 , 29, 30. 31. 1912.
A iijiu t 1, 2, 3, «, 7. 12, 15, 1«, 22, 23, 29, 30, 41, 1912.
Nvpleintwr l# 5, «, 7, S, II, 12, 30, 1912.
8lo|xnvr «m l rlmii-e of rnnt*N nllou ed in «-»I'h ilireotinn. Final return
limit Oct. 31, 1912. IictaiI* (,f nolicilnle.-, Lire*, etc., furnislnxl on request.
W. t. COMAN, General freight and Passenger Agent, Portland, Oregon
¿ * * * «* * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * a ** 4
S A L E M , F A L L S C ITY & W E S T E R N RY.
W e s t Bound
East Bound.
T R A IN No. 2.
T R A IN No. I.
!,v. Dallas..................................... . .7 ;35 a. in. [ jV Went Salem ..................... 9 :00 a w.
Ar. West Salem ........................ . H: 15 a. m. j |,v Dallas .............. ............. 9:45 a. n».
T R A IN No. 4.
Lv. Black Rock..................
. 11 :00 a.
L v, v a ll* C i t y ....................... 11 :W> a
Lv. Dilla« ................................ 11:5Q a.
Ar. W «t S a l e m ..................... 12 :3Ü p.
TRAIN No. 6.
.. 2:40 p.
Lv. Fall«
Falls ( * :ty
1
.. 3:10 p.
Lv. Dallan............
3 40 j>.
Ar. A ont Sa k m .
T h / 1N No. t
Y «II.- Citv .. •
Dalli* ..........
, .6:10 p.
.. 6 :40 |>.
10:15 a. m
Fall« City
'•v Black Rock
10:35 a. ni.
m. j
m. I
T R A IN No. S,
m
....1 :2 0 p.
Lv. West Salem......
m
. . . . 2 :00 p.
Lv. Dalla« ...........
2:30 p.
Ar. Fall« City ........
m.
No. 5.
T
R
A
IN
ni.
............ 4 :45 p. m.
m. . Lv. Went Saleift
Lv. Dalla»............... ............ 5:30 p. in.
Ar. Falla C i t y ......... ............ 6 :(H) p. m.
ni. I
T R A IN N'n. 11. (Sundays Only.)
ni.
T R A IN No. 10. U onda.,« vnly.)
.......................7 ift a. i
Lv. Dalla«
h 15 a. i
Ar. West Salem .
Lv.
Lv.
Lv.
Ar.
............ 9:00 a. m.
W e«t S alem.
Iht 11 a* .......... .............. 9 45 a. m.
Fall* C i t y ....... .......... 10:15 a. m.
............. 10:36 a. m.
Black Rock.
T R A IN No. 12. (Sunday* O nly.)
T R A I N Nn. 13.
Lv. Black Rock .. ........... Il :40 a. in. i
............ Il :55 a. m. ! Lv. West Sale m ...
opera te! on at the hospital Monday
Lv. »-all« City
Dr and Mrs. Steiner, of Salem, were
..............12:30 p. m. Lv. Dalla*
morning
Lv. Dalla*
lover
the medical meeting and ban
A. F. <1 A. M
........
A r W att Salm i . . ............ 1:10 p. ni. : Lv. Fall» Citv ----
Jennings Lodge. No. 9
Mrs. Tom Stowe, of Dallas and Mrs. quet Monday night.
Ar. Black Rock ...
W ilson, of Portland, visited Mrs.
Meet* Hecon* I and Fourth Friday* of each
T R A IN No. 14 (Sunday* Only.)
Mr. and Mrs. F. J. Wagner went to
felter aiu. Mrs. Graves al Independence, Portland Tuesday to Attend the carnival. J u,itilth In Mawak hall »»n Main street. Vb- Lv. Black Rock
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T R A IN No. 16.
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Lv. Falle City
Mr. and Mrs. W illi* Sirnonton visit'd
Mr* W ill M iller has taken charge of iting berthi eu welcome.
Lv.
W e«t Salem . . .
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Lv.
Dalla»
W. L. H osmkkn . W . M.
at IndeiHMidence Sunday,
1 the primary department of the Metho
Ar. West Salem .. ...............6:90 p. ni. j Ar. D a lla a ..........
W alter 8. M l is. Secretary
Mr§. McCosky, of M cM innville, visit dist Sunday school.
(Sundays Only. )
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.............. .2:05 p. ni.
............ 2 :33 p. m.
............ 2:35 p. in.
(Sundays Only.)
.............. 6.50 p. m
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