DOINGS IN THE TOWN.
HIGH SCHOOL NOTES.
CIRCUIT COURT.
MRS I. M. PALMER GONE.
Dies at Her Hume After Months
of Suffering.
The Philogia literary society enter
tained a nice sized crowd at the high .
GALLOWAY J
school building Tuesday night with a
good program. Although they had n o t' Judge Galloway was over Saturday
Mrs. Elizabeth Palmer passed away
put very much time on preparing the and disposed o f the following cases
program, it was given good. The pro-
John G. Brown et al vs. Maud But- at her home on Uglow avenue, in this
city
last Friday night after a lingering
gram was:
ler; complaint dismissed, neither party
illness. Bo tit herself and Mr. Palmer
Instrumentalsolo Dorothy Bennett, to pay costs.
have been in continued bad health for
l ^ m e X l w d o ^ r n i skersies
I " m'
Herbert A. Wilson. some tune, and her demise was not at
High school gossip-^ Carolyn Gohrke, Das« dismissed without costs to either all unexpected. During her long resi
dence in our midst she had endeared
Ruth Campbell
P*rty
Vocal duett— Elva Lucas, Louise
J. A. Laurenson vs, Nettie B. Rog- herself to the hearts o f ail who knew
her, and a large circle o f friends will
Miles.
ers; settled and dismissed.
M. Hayter, dentist, Bank Blk.
learn o f her death with true sorrow.
Reading - Miss Loree O ’ Connell.
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N E W T O -D A Y ..
Instrumentalsolo— »IUriel Grant
Ihos. Rand vs. John Rand; («tiled
Elizabeth Johnson was born in Tioga
For fancy stationery go to Ellis’
and dismissed,
county, Wellsborough, Pa., September
Lemon tree—Marie Griffin.
drugstore.
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Notices under tills head only
cent
J. M. Stone vs. Geo. H. Stone aet- 12, 1849, and died January 24. 1912,
Miss McDonald, one o f the high
ageii 63 years. Sne was united in mar
a word each Insertion, cash in ad
; school teachers, is sick with lagrippe. tied and dismissed.
Glen
O.
Holman,
attorney
at
riage with Isaiah I aimer May 6, 1867,
vance. No phone orders accepted.
; Her place is being tilled by Miss Nor-
law Wilson Bldg.
Nellie Lewis vs Edw K. Lewis; de in Prairie Du Chin*, Wisconsin. Soon
I ma Holman, one o f the college stu- fault entered and decree as prayed for. alter they moved to Iowa, and ten
Wayne Greenwood has been j dents
years later to d a y Center, Kansas.
FOR SALE
Dora A. Chase vs Lenn E. Davis et
Friday night the Dallas high school
laid up with appendicitis.
Twelve years ago they came to Dallas,
basketball team wdl meet the Inde- al; default entered and decree.
where they have since resided.
Thomas Notson has returned I pen ndence high team at that place
OR SA L E —C h « .t h »y and « ™ y o a u . U. S.
She was converted in 1869 and united
Bertha
Eakin
vs.
Newton
Winkle-
Grant. P h on . 1284.
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Tut
uesday
morning
Manager
Cadle
re-
from a visit o f several weeks
witn the United Brethren Church, and
man, default and decree.
I
ceived
a
call
from
the
Independence
in 1689 she united with the Methodist
j with relatives at Roseburg.
Melissa J. Grant vs. J. T. Stone et | Episcopal church, and was a faithful
1 team stating that they wanted a game
L E — 10-acre tra ct grubbed. 1-2 m ile j
P R ■ou SA
th of city limit*. Hn. w.n .nd i*™.injw (j. r . Hamilton went to Seat- Friday o f this week. Cadle accepted al; default entered and decree.
member to the time o f her death.
the challenge and will go to lndepen-
She leaves to mourn her death, her
5i!y um T* rh!!ln., ecs.n,n“
™
T#, tie yesterday on a real estate I j dence
Tusie A Vorpahl vs. Lida W. Var-
Friday. This will be the rirst pahl, divorce; dismissed on motion o f husband, and her daughters, Mrs W
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game between these two teams this 1 plaintiff.
R. Howe and Mrs. Phil Hunter, and
The independence team have
C O R S A L E -S o m . Innd, ID n irtn sru b oa d . 1-2
|sons N. L. Palmer, o f Dallas, Fredrick
Buy your boiled hams at the season.
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miie south o f the city hm iU . F ine w ell a rd
Cora Comstock vg. Fred Comstock, | E. Palmer, o f Seattle; Wintha R. Pal
strengthened their lineup and this will
larva new bam . Fineat land for prumaa o r fr u ii. Dallas Meat Market. No flies, no
divorce;
default
entered.
probably
be
one
o
f
the
best
games
of
mer, of Layfayette, Indiana; sisters
Prica only I160U. Phone 4*6.
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dust, strictly sanitary.
the season. They will probably give
L. E. Crowe vs. Della L. Thomas, Mrs. Julia Bailey, Viola Johnson, Mrs-
Dallas a hard game. Manager Cadle is
,
Mary
Case, Mrs. Libby Eperson; and
Ed. F. Coad’ s law office, pro trying to arrange for a special train to default and decree.
OR
R SA L E —Lota 6 and 7 in block 17. Ellin a d d i
brothers, Charles Johnson and T. S.
tion.
For particulars call here. T h e tw o lota
t
bate
matters
a
specialty,
room
20
take
the
team
and
all
the
rooters
that
Agatha quiring vs. Henry (juiring, |Johnson.
and houaa for $1260.
™
National Bank Bldg.
F20 will want to accompany the boys to the divorce; default entered and decree. I The funeral was conducted by Rev.
game. There will no doubt be about
M. Digby vs. Essie F. Fleck; G. 0 . | D Lester Fields from the family home
a SALE- Para brad K. C. R I. R. c o c k .r .1 .
Take your prescriptions that dO enthusiastic boosters from the high
on Monday, January 27th, at 10 o'clock,
$1.50 to $5.00. Phone Buena V ista 665 a
F ? from
.
Holman
appointed examiner o f title.
school
go,
and
with
a
small
crowd
from
you are most particular about to
a. m. The interment took place in the
town,
a
good
time
will
be
had
by
all.
David Giger vs. John Hostetler et al; | old Pioneer cemetery.
Ellis’ drugstore.
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The fare will be the same as usual, as H. H. Belt appointed to examine title.
A name engraven on our hearts
S A L E —Pure bred S. C. W hite L egh orn s;
The Itemizer will print you the game was not scheduled far enough
Is traced upon a atone
P R cocks
$2. cockerels $1.50. E g g s $1 per 15. $6
to be able to charter the train.
Not there the sainted spirit!
p er 100- G. W. Starr, phone Pink 16.
M20
500 butter wrappers for $2.25 or ahead
Probate.
The line-up will be:
She dwells in holy light,
1000 for $3.25.
In
re
guardianship
o
f
(iurney
C.
Dallas
Independence
Within the pearl raised portals,
„ .t SA L E —A few S. C. W hite L eghorns, p rize
Syron; Nellie Watkins appointed guar
CORS
Woods
f
Williams
With those who walk in white.
Walter Muir went to the me
w
inning cock ered for sale at $1 to $2.50 each.
¡
wii
dian under bond of $300.
Boyds ton
f
Reeves
May all her children follow
— F. C. Meyer, phone Smithfield 562 line 3.
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tropolis this week to witness the
In re estate o f L. Pfandhoefer, de
Heistand
c
Mix
The path she meekly trod.
production o f Ben Hur.
ceased; Anna H. Pfandhoefer, deceased;
Matheny
g
Russell
And reach the home she rests in now
iR S A L E —Italian prune trees by W . H. M c
Anna H. Pfandhoefer appointed exec
Wilson
g
Seely
And dwell, like her with G..d.
According to Portland papers
Daniel. Dallas.
F6
utrix
witnout
bodds.
Herzog will probably be put in the
Dr. Donohoe has advertised his
game to play part, in one o f the guards
In re estate of Wallace Yates, report
fOR S A L E OR T R A D E Cow . E w in g Brog. Shanghai, China, dental parlors places.
o f sale o f re estate in Tillamook coun
jao for sale.
The Adelphian literary society have ty set for hearing February 12th.
decided to give an open program about
Mrs. Tod Sehr is here from the middle o f February. They will pre
In re estate o f Anna O. Boatman;
SALE -C ow s. F. L. G uthrie. Dallas P hone Los Angeles for a visit with her pare a good program and will be ready Sunday, February 4th set for probate
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Blue
o
f
w ill
husband’ s parents, Mr. and Mrs. to compete with the Bhilogia society.
In re estate o f Chet F. Howell; in
To the semi-annual installation o f the
Henry Sehr.
_ SA L E —Brown Leghorn eg gs. $1.60 per s e tt
ventory o f $2024 43 filed and approved, | officers o f
Almira Rebekah lodge,
P * ing o f 16. Henry Voth. Dallas._______________F27
Cooking bags, 30 for 25 cents.
Mrs. F. J. Coad is in the me
many invitations were responded to and
the ball was com fortably filled with the
them in tropolis this week.
C O R SA L E —1500 Carlton nursery pru n e trees. Instructions how to use
■ will run from 5 to 7 feet. 1 have sold m y place
i members and their guests. A fter the
each package, for sale by Dallas
and must dispose o f these trees a t o n ce . Phone.
j
business meeting and installation o f o f
Miss May Worley is over from
A ntioch 51. W. B. Ramsey.
t f Meat Co.
ficers was over resreshments o f ice
Jefferson visiting relatives.
That Humpety Dumpety seems cream, cake, and coffiee was served.
You can get Better Fruit, the
officers were installed by Special
C O R SA L E — Nice one-year-old O regon Cham pion
Will Snyder, of McMinnville, awfully worried and jealous of The
* Gooseberry bushes in large or small lots. F or well known fruit publication, o f
Distaict Deputy President Miss May
prices apply to M. Hayter. Dallas, or C. B. Teats. Hood River,
the
Itemizer’s
new
supplement.
came
up
yesterday
to
spend
and
the
Itemizer
(
Shelton
and was as follows: Past no
Polk Station.
the week end with his parents.
I We are sorry we cannot help him ble grand, Alta Savage; noble grand,
one year for $1.50.
I out, but the chance to secure Edna Morrison; vice grand, Bertha
OR SA L E —an organ. Inquire o f Mrs. R H.
Collections given prompt at
Attorney George Skiff has them was only offered to the lar- Rich; secretary, Mrs. Ora Cosper; treas
Dirnick. 314 O rchard avenue. P hone 381.
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urer, tlallie Coad; warden, Bnena
tention by J. S. Ashbaugh, con moved his law office to Falls City, j gest and best paper in a town.
Fiske; conductor, Gladys Canter; chap
stable. ' Dallas
National bank also his family.
lain, Airs.
A . Morrison; supporters to
p O R SA L E —G ooseberry planta, well rooted . _L .
That
chasing
phantoms
is
an
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I. Gibson. W rite o r phone F arm ers 186 Sa- building, room 22.
noble
grand, Ella Metzger, Nora Rob
Messrs. Harrison and Lewis,
lem.
agreeable
and
remunerative
rec
ertson;
supporters
to vice grand, Hes
Cooking bags o f the Dallas auditors for the S. P. company,
Fiske, Roxana Fiske; sentinels,
Meat Co. Latest thing out in were up yesterday checking reation for the man who knows ter
Edith Plank, Claudia Coad.
K S A L E - A good horse, cheap . L. I. Burnell'
how to catch them.
Comings and Goings of Citizens of Dal
las and their Friends.
F
P
F°
REBEKAHS INSTALL
Their Hall the Scene of Great Fes
tivities Last Night.
F0R
IT IS WHISPERED
F
P Monmouth.
cooking o f all kinds o f meat.
25 cents for 30 bags.
M ILL and tank in good cond ition fo r sale
Brown & Sibley, attorneys and
by W. P. Miller.
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W IND cheap
abstracters, notary public. A b
stracts made promptly at a rea
FOR RENT
sonable charge. 616 Mill street,
Dallas, Ore.
fu rn ish ed house, hot w a ter
If you desire to dispose o f your
P R up RE and N T dow -7-room
n stairs and bath. Inqu ire Paul
Hunter at Dallas garage,
t f butter you must
now have but
ter wrappers. At no
place
C O R REN T - Farm o f forty
th ree m iles can you secure tham cheaper or
* from Falls (..ity on co u n t) J ruad,
H H H h I a lf < le m u !
and cultivated, balance good p a stu re g ood b u ild better than at the Itemizer office.
ings and fences, g oo 1 ou t-ra n g e fo r stock. Hay,
liv estock , farm im plem ents, and a fe w household
Dr. McNicol. osteopath, li
goods fo r sale.—J. B. Clarke, Falls C ity. O r.
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censed by state examining board
of Illinois and Oregon. The on
WANTED
ly licensed non-drug physician in
Dallas. Office corner o f Court
T O EX C H A N G E - 4 pa ssenger auto, fu lly eq u lp -
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* ped. in lirst class condition, fo r city or farm ami Levens Sts.
property. (N o agents.) P. O. b ox 216. Dallas.
If you have money to loan we
Ore.
J3)
will find you a borrower; if you
LOST
want to borrow money we can
find you a lender. Plenty o f mon
I 0 LIST—in
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Dallas recently, a gold brea st pin. e n
ir r iti
graved
with name o f O pha Dashiel. R ew ard ey on improved farm property.
fo r return.
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BROWN & SIBLEY.
All white help at the Dallas
Chop House. Best o f meals,
BUENA VISTA.
oysters in any style. Home
cooking.—Jas. Hubbard proprie
Mr». Kiger, o f Corvallis, is the
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guest of Mr. and Mrs. Jacob Nash this tor.
week.
Albert Armstrong, whom we
Ellis Davidson, of Gresham, visited mentioned in last weeks paper as
his aunt and uncle, Mr. and Mrs. A. J. being seriously ill from a wound
Richardson, a part of last week.
received from a bullet, is now
J. K. Neal attended the seventh an getting along nicely and hopes
nual convention of the Oregon Retail are entertained for his speedy
Merchants association held in Albany
recovery.
Wednesday and Thursday.
Bruno H. Gottscholk, o f Wat
M. I. Conger and Harry Neal, o f Su
rer, were business visitors here V\ ed- erloo, Wis., who has been visit
nesday.
ing relatives at Dallas since
N. C. Anderson shipped three veal to Christmas, is now here on a visit
Portland last week.
at the Victor Frink home east o f
The high school pupils and teachers tow n.—Sheridan Sun.
ara planning a trip to Salem Thursday
Rev. Father Berne, pastor o f
to visit the legislature
! the Catholic church, has his resi
A number of people from here went dence in the city o f Dallas and
to Independence Saturday night to hear
i will have service every Sunday
tha jubilee singers.
[ of the month, morning and even
John Ward has moved his family to
»h- Will Mcljiughlin place north of ing with the only exception o f
the fifth Sunday. For his sei-
town.
There is some talk of the Woodman vices apply 627, Oak Street, Dal
and Circle building a hall at this place. las.
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An attractive affair Monday wa< a
luncheon given by Mrs. M. N. I’ratl er
at her home. Mrs. Prather had as l er
guest, Mrs Kiger, o f Corvallis, Mr.
and Mrs. Jacob Nash and Mrs. M
McClain.
Agent Woods’ accounts.
That Carey Hayter can pave
Y. M. C. A. Proposed
If you want a good ham or pic
nic ham. go to the Holman & streets with hot air for 50 cents
Some o f the young men o f Dallas
a yard.
Boydston grocery to get one of
who are interested in the wellfare o f
That most any print shop would the men o f thia city are working to or
“ Jones’ Pride o f Oregon.’ ’
be glad to get the jobs, which ganize a young mens’ club. They have
Ike Lynch, agent for the Ford
jour
state printer claims he is los been worning for sometime getting de
automobile, has just received a
tails arranged before submitting the
ing money on.
proposition to the public. Last Sunday
new car which he will demon
a meeting was called and to
strate for the benefit o f pros
That it looks as if those Taft afternoon
all present, about forty, was explained
pective buyers.
nominations will not go through the plan that was being worked out.
' Several committees were appointed and
Mr. and Mrs. H. B. Cosper a^ter a"-
plana discussed for enlarging the idea.
have been very ill with lagrip. [
A temporary organization was effected
Mrs. Cosper is now able to be Great Meeting Closes Friday Night. and temporary officers elected. The
out but Mr. Cosper is Still con-
The revival meeting that has been i signatures to date number about 45,
fined to the house.
such a satisfaction to the Dallas public j and are the prominent young men of
CHILDREN’S CONTEST.
Alma Mitchell .
Ruth Miller
Mildred \t ilson
Leona Mason...
so
.30 .
.50
30 .
. .50
.30
50
.3 0
Leona Mason.
Miss E lith Coulson is working at j
Mrs. Gilliams.
Peter Berg returned from Salt Creek
| Continue
Monday and Mrs. Berg remained.
.
,
, ,
f
The World Moves Itself
We Move Anything Else
Henry Quiering, o f Salt Creek,
in town Saturday.
was
Mrs. A. T. Pierce and Ruth went, to
Monmouth Sunday,
Kev. Good, o f Portland, will be here
Mrs. Harry Byers and son returned
in a few weeks to hold revival services
to Salem Thursday.
at the Evangelical church.
Jim Fryer returned to work Monday
Miss Mabel Mangis, of Amity, has
morning after his illness.
been visiting her sister, Miss Bertha
Cecil Brown, of Newberg, was in Mangis, who is attending college here.
Dallas last week.
W. P. Miller went to Independence
Isaac Dick drove to Salem Sunday.
Tuesday to make arrangements for the
Miss Grace Gates, o f Portland, is county Sunday school convention to be
spending a few weeks with her par held here in February.
ents, Mr. and Mrs. George Gates.
Miss Florence Burton, o f Indepen
Melvin Cutler is home from Salem on dence, visited F'lora WcCallon this
week.
a visit.
Miss Blanche Barber, o f Dallas, spent
A l m a M it c h e ll
Tuesday in Buell.
James Mitchell is home from Mill
Mrs W. B. Whittington and children
returned to Buell after a six weeks vis Creek for a visit with his parents.
it with her parents. Mr. and Mrs. W.
George Kliever’ s baby was badly
L. Barber.
scalded on its hands by falling into a
Harry Fryer spent Sunday in Salem. tnb o f water.
Mrs. Pfandhoefer, o f Falls City, was
Judson Foster, o f Dallas, spent Sun
a Dallas caller Thursday.
day at his home in Bridgeport.
While boarding a train at Corvallis
Miss Etta Waters returned to her
Sam Hayes, o f Crawfordsville, broke
W . R. C o u lte r
home in Falls City recently.
some bones in his foot and is at the
H. C. Morrell, from Portland, visited home o f his sister, Mrs. Berg, o f this
Mr. and Mrs. Gates Sunday.
city. He came to see his mother, who
J. P. Caldwell, o f Perrydale, was a has been very sick.
Dallas visitor over Sunday.
Mrs. Lucy West, o f Eugene, is visit
Lewis Baker had the misfortune to ing Mrs. Will Uarbutt.
fall on a butcher knife and cut his hand.
Frank Hubbard, o f Falls City, was
The doctor was summoned and it took a Dallas caller Saturday.
Catholic Church.
four stitches to close the wound.
Mr. and .Mrs. Horsefall, o f Rocca i Sunday February 2, 1913:
George Remington and family, o f j ia visiting Mr. and Mrs. F. J. Morrison
I Mass at 9 a. m; Sunday school
Bridgeport, have sold their place there
Walter Muir is in Portland this week at 7 p. m.
benediction 7:30 p.
and have moved to Dallas.
Miss Madie Blair, o f Harmony, is I There was a Y. M. C. A. organized m .
at the Evangelical church Sunday.
Wednesday February 5:
working in Dallas.
Ash Wednesday Mass at 9 a.
Mrs. C. P. Mitchell is very sick with
The mill clased down at 4:30 p. m.
m.; Way o f the Cross at 7:30 p.
Monday on account o f a broken car erysipelas.
riage.
Cecil Getchell, Lelith Mitchell and m.
Friday February 7:
Miss Frishia Gates, o f Portland, is Verda Cadwell visited in the Guthrie
Way o f the Cross & Benedic
visiting her grandmother, Mrs. George vicinity Saturday.
| Gates.
Theae was no school Monday on ac tion at 7:30 p. m.
First and third Sunday o f the
Ralph Adams was a Salem visitor count o f repairing the furnace.
\ Thursday.
J. W. Mitchell went, to work in the month:
Mass at 9 a. m. Other Sun
Attorney George Skiff was at Falls tannery Monday after a w eek’s layoff
on account o f sickness.
| City last week.
days and first days mass at 11:30
CITY TRANSFER CO.
Phone 1051
Holt McDaniel went to Eastern
Oregon to visit a brother.
Mrs. Mangis lias been having lagrip
and her daughter, Mrs. Tom Hayes, is
caring for her.
Mr. and Mrs, Floyd M eyers,of Smith-
field, visited their parents in town Sun
day.
Mrs. Shriver visited in Sal em last
Saturday with her cousin, Mrs. Hamil
James Hodson, o f Tualatin visited ton.
his daughter, Mrs. Longnecker, Satur
Lester Loebke, o f Roseburg, is visit
day.
ing his parents here.
Herman Layher, o f Portland, was in
Chas. Johnson, o f St. Helens, attend
Dallas Sunday.
ed the funeral o f his sister, Mrs. Pal
M rs. Andrews, o f M ills City, is visit mer.
ing her cousins, the Elliotts.
Mr. Sundberg was in Salem Sunday.
Christian Science Services.
in Adventist church Sunday Feb-
SMITHFIELD.
way, tell them about it and see uary 2. at 11 a. m. Subject o f
if they will not make it right. Lesson-sermon, "L o v e .’ ’
Their specialty is “ Satisfied Cus
W e were without telephone service
Sunday school at 10 a. m.
for over a week, the snow doing much
tomers.”
Reading Room—First Nation damage to our lines.
The young womens’ club and al bank building, room 10.
Misses Genevieve and Doris Coad vis
a number of the young men were
ited the latter part o f last week with
h
loyd
Meyer and family.
entertained by Mrs. George Ger-
Baptist Church.
Earl Crook was in Portland the first
linger last Thursday night at her
Charlie Hubhard, now o f Garden o f the week.
Home, is visiting his uncle, Sam Smith
spacious home attheend o f Main
Sam Burke returned Sunday from a
Sunday services:
and family.
street. About 75 were present.
visit in California.
Sunday school 10 a. m.
Lloyd Mallicoat spent Sunday with
During the evening refreshments
Morning worship at 11 a. m. some cousins in Eola.
were served.
•lY 'lV fiV .W .V .V .V .V .V '.V '.V ’.V
“ Bzekiel’s Vision o f Dry Bones.”
Plowing was resumed Tuesday by
The Dallas Fruit Growers’ As
2:30 p. m.. Junior Meeting.
1 some o f our farmers.
sociation has arranged with J. O.
Young People’s Meeting 7:00.
W. L. Hunsaker and wife were in
Holt, manager o f the Eugene “ C. E. Principles”
Dallas Saturday on business.
fruit growers’ association, to de
Evening 7:30 p. m. — “ Dallas
F. C. Meyer has a felon which is
liver an address at the court Life-line. ”
causing him much pain and inconven
house in Dallas at 2p. m. on Sat-
, _ at
_____
___ ience
The Lord’ s supper
the | close
urdav, February 8th. Mr. Holt ¡o f the morning service “ Remem-
knows the business in its entir- j ber M e.”
PERRYDALE NO. 2.
ety and everyone should hear
him.
LETTER LIST.
At the residence o f Justice
Hardy Holman last Thursday a f
ternoon the judge spoke the
words that made one o f J. H.
Brown, o f Salt Creek and Mrs.
Allie and Mrs McCarty are up from Virgie Tompkins. The bride has
Portland viaiting friends this week.
been officiating as Joe’s house
A most entertaining1 program
Mr. and Mrs. Southwick, o f Dixie, keeper for some time, hut senti
guests this week o f their children, Mr. ment entered into the relation has been gotten up for the for
The following letters remained
and Mrs. Charles Roy.
ship. and now the bossing of the mal opening of our new free li uncalled for in the Dallas post-
Mr». W. I Reynolds left her home establishment will be done by brary tomorrow evening to w’hich
office Tuesday:
Saturday to see her daughter in Leban Mrs. Brown.
Both parties are all are cordially invited except
on who la ill.
Mrs. Lewis Howell.
receiving the congratulations o f children under 15. The Dallas j
L. C. Hanneek (2)
their many friends.
hand and Dallas orchestra will j
Hawkins.
A delegation from the commer Paul Niepel, the New York furnish music, the Euterpean; Kyle
F. C. Ewing.
cial club will go to Salem this
Spanish war veteran, who was chorus will give two numbers, i Angus Doyle.
evening prepared to advocate I found dead near Eola on Sep- j and Mayor Craven, J. G. Van
J. B. Allen.
the the g iv in g 0f not more than
j tember 5. 1911, was buried yes- i Orsdel, and others will make ad- j Tom Juvibulow (foreign)
$250.000 for Oregon's exhibit at
dresses.
; terday in the I. 0 . 0 . F. ceme-1
Miss Agnes Johnson.
the Panama fair.
i tery, Rev. Edgar M. Miles offi-
Geo. Rowcliffedied at the home { Charles Kuykendall.
A young-man named Hazleton, ! dating, the services occurring o f his daughter. Mrs. Clarence' Miss Liebr.
representing a picture reproduc from Chapman's chapel. New Cib9on. last Saturday at Forest
L. F. Price.
ing outfit, ahould be left alone in j York applies $50 for the burial o f Grove and was buried there yes
C. G. COAD.
j its veterans, and it was on receipt terday. The deceased was f o r :
business affairs.
Postmaster.
of this that final arrangements several years a resident o f this
weremade. Mr. < h ipman has had vicinity, owning and living on
Mr. Nale was made a Wood-
OR. 0. 8. REMPLI
quite a time in locating the rela his farm 1 1-2 miles east o f town, Im in Tuesday night, 11 taker, in
Chira,ract >r
tives o f deceased, ano adjusting now owhed hy Mr. Fisher, o f by transfer from Black Rock
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ail matters satisfactory to every Corvallis, and known as the camp and J. F. Driscoll’s side
1 8 1 • a. m. to 5 p, m. Other houra by
one. The body is in as good con Rowcliffe farm. Obituary will furnished a banquet by way of
»ent. 114 Court Stint
Dalla* U ln a ,
d ition as when first embalmed. be published next week.
, entertainment.
it for only a brief
Tom Magers run the skating rink
period and the yuod re
Saturday evening.
sults \ k ?ill surprise you.
This week closes the revival meeting
at the Christian church.
A low state o f the general health is
Roy Baynard, o f Corvallis, was in now the accepted cause o f backward
ness in children. So in the case o f a
Dallas Saturday.
backward child it is best to look to
Loyd Gates, o f Seattle, was in Dallas wards building up its health. It will
Sunday.
usually be found that the main trouble
| is in the food, in lack o f assimilation :
Mrs. Werner is improving.
| and digestion. Hence care should be'
Floyd Davis returned to Newberg taken in the kind o f food given to the I
last week.
child. This with plenty o f air and e x - 1
Mrs. Jones is over from Salem visit ercise, should bring about a change for 1
the better.
ing.
Watch the condition o f the bowels,
Mr. Teal o f Salem, was in Dallas to note whether the waste is being pas
Thursday on business.
sed off or not. or whether it is being
Hector Frakes, o f Portland, is now passed too freely, if either condition
prevails Give a small dose o f that gen- j
in Dallas.
tl< st of a I laxative-tonics. Dr. Caldweil’s
Mrs. Harry Kibbie, o f near Salt Syrup Pepsin. Thousands o f mothers
f
Creek, was in Dallas Thursday.
will testify to the wonders it has
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wrought in the lives o f their own child
W. Whitton is working in Salem.
ren, and for that reason legions o f fam
A lb e r t A d is o n S p e n c e
There were two baptized at the ilies like those o f the mother o f Albert
Christian church Monday evening.
Adison Spence, Reeds Springs, Mo., that those who once use it forever a f
Melvin Cutler has returned to Salem. and Mr. A. F. Carmichael, Arras, Cal., ter discard cathartics, salts, pills and
are never without it in the house. It other coarse remedies, for they are sel
Mrs. Parks is over from Salem on a is pleasant to the taste and so perfect dom advisable and should never be giv
visit.
ly safe that it is given to infants, and en to children.
If no member o f your family has ever
yet is equally effective for grown peo
M ild r e d W ils o n .
ple. All druggists sell it and the price used Syrup Pepsin and you would like
Mr. Teats was over from Sheridan is only fifty cents and one dollar a bot to make a personal trial o f it before
Thursday.
tle, the latter for families who need it | buying it in the regular way o f a drug-
ist, send your address—a postal will
Fred Frakes, o f Sheridan, is now in regularly.
o to Dr. W. D. Caldwell, 415 Wash
Syrup Pepsin has no equal as a cure
Dallas.
for constipation, indigestion, biliousness ington St., Monticeilo, III,, and a free
John Brown is now in Corvallis.
headaches, sour stomach, gas on the sample bottle will be mailed you. Re
stomach, liver trouble and kindred com- j sults are always guaranteed or money
Earl Dallas is working in Salem.
plaints. It has so many advantages will be refunded.
There were six joined the Christian
church Sunday evening.
The train killed three and injured
Ira Mehrling, o f Falls City, was a
three o f W. P. .Miller’s sheep Sunday
business visitor last week.
night.
Mrs. W. A. Cobb, o f Falls City,
Mrs. W. E. Gilbert returned to Port
spent Tuesday and Friday with rela
land Tuesday.
tives in Dallas.
| closes Friday night, so far as the work I the town. Since talking to some of the
I business men it is noticed that they
; take a big interest in the matter, and
' are willing to help make the club a go.
i The proposition now is to make the or
fo r Greater co n v e n ie n ce fo r the Curtis, will pieach upon evangelistic ganization a young mens’ club, but to
lo r g rea ter co n v e n ie n ce io r tne j themea both morning and evening. Mr.
supervisors.
stivers will close his work Friday night I Keep enlarging it until it can be made
a Y. M. U. A. Some o f the le a d cs
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n r h in of
n f Salem
Snlpm . wltn
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greatest
sermons
Mrs. S, A.
Durbin,
*.ith one
one ...of
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?rmon?.
in ,'
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T h e m e :- “ lleye Faithful Until Death.1 have already written to the Y. M. C A.
(lied this morning at 5 O clock ai- j The public has been assured that there about making a Y. M. C. A. o f it. The
ter an illness o f over two years, i will be no final appeal for money at | du b will, when fully organized, get
club rooms, where they will install
aged 74. She was an old pioneer 1 th'8
aerv>t'e “ a the expense of
the meeting haa been provided for, but reading ro-.iiis and some gym appara
o f that city and an aunt o f Mrs. all
are invited to be present and enjoy tus. The idea is a good one and all the
H. P. Shriver, o f Dallas.
this last service with Brother and lis young men interested in it can get all
ter Stivers who have made their influ details next Sunday afternoon, by going
Walter 0 . Werner, o f Ponoka, ence
Joe Card, the Dallas chicken fancier,
so felt in the community durmg to the Methodist church, where the
Canada, is down to spend a few their brief visit. A large number has | meeting will be held The committees found an old biddy with five chicks.
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will
report
and
further
business
discuss-
weeks visit with his mother who been added to the church as a result of
Chas. Atwater, land agent at Airlie,
| ed. Tne dues for joining this club will
is rapidly recovering from a ser their faithful work and others are sure not be high and any man in Dallas can was a business visitor last week.
to
decide
to
cast
their
lot
with
these
pec-
ious illness caused by taking; ple during the closing services.
afford to belong to it. Every young
R u t h M ille r .
; man in Dallas is invited to the meeting
some wrong medicine.
Rev. D. L. Fields went to Portland
next Sunday afternoon at 3 o ’ clock.
If you get anything at the
on business last week.
Don’ t forget.
Holman & Boydston grocery that
Elmer Barnhart, o f Falls City, was
Chrisimn Science services held
proves unsatisfactory in any
in Dallas Saturday.
.
1 he commissioners held a ses- o f Evangelist Stivers is concerned,
sion th is week and changed the however, Sunday promises to he a great
boundaries of District 5 in order , d“ y ?*■ wh.‘ ,c,h tlme. the pastor, c . C.
Fine Remedy For
A Backward Child
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Mr. and Mrs. Mantz were callera at
the Parker home Sunday.
Geo. Wholford is in Portland on busi
ness.
The Rosenau boys have rented the
Howe estate and started Spring plow
ing Tuesday.
Mr. Farmer, from Rickreall. was
through here Monday.
Mrs. Susan Muller, o f Salt Creek,
was a visitor at her parents home all
dav Tuesday.
Scott Bennett left Wednesday morn
ing for his Salmon river ranch.
Tom Bennett ami Will Muller drove
to the old Martin mill site Tuesday on
business.
Herman Zumwalt and Clarkson Reea
each took the eighth graae exams.
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know you have tried many kinds
of medicine without success, and
look upon a drugless system as an
absolute impossibility, whereas if
you will investigate, vou will find
a larger percentage o f cures under
Chiropractic
Adjustments than
under any other system.
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A crowd o f neighbors and friends
gathered at Geo. Wholfonis iast Friday
evening to help celebrate hia 45th birth
day. We do not know whether George
or the crowd enjoyed themselves most 2
but they all did justice to the fine oys
ter supper served at 12:30 by Mr». Lee
and Mr». Wholford.
The percentage o f cures under
Chiropractic Adjustment is higher
than under any other method o f
healing. So do not be discouraged
in your case, come and see me
Dr. E. James Scheetz.
Office
hours, 9 a. m. to 2 |>. m. Church
street, Domaife residence.
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At the request of the sheriff of
Josephine county, Sheriff Esch
yesterday placed under arrest
Earl G. Gardner, of Rickreall,
and is holding him pending the
arrival o f a Southern Oregon
officer who declared by phone
today that Gardner is wanted in
Grants Pass on a statutory
charge.—Salem Statesman.
CANCER.
Ben Werner and brother were in Sa
The only positive painless cancer cure
lem Saturday.
in existence. Don’ t waste time on un
Mrs. Lock man spent Sunday in Sa certain methods. No knife used. Any
lem.
| lump in breast is cancer. Any sore not
John Ashbaugh went to Salem the healing in six months is cancer. Thous
ands o f testimonies from cured patients
last o f the week.
; treated during past thirty years. Send
for booklet. Come in and see us before
Cliff. Johnson and wife, o f your cancer gets beyond cure. All
Nampa, Idaho, are visiting her treated under guarantee. Drs. Huaacil
Billington, White Salmon, W n „ 1».
parents, Mr. and Mrs. George &
0 Box 36.
Scott.
H ere—everywhere—in the
frozen north —in the fever
ridden swamps of the tropics
they look to me for aid.
T o the invalid, the convales
cent, the old, the infirm, I
give real helpful service.
A little of me goes a long
way.
Cyrus Noble, pure and old.
W. J. VAN SCHUYVER k CO.. General A*enU, Portland