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OUR ASSOCIATE EDITORS. All the County News Graphically Writ ten up by Our Brainy Rustlers. 4 ''^ % Mr. and Mrs. Walter Black, of Black Mr. Pomeroy, of Salem, visited Bock, are visiting his mother, Mrs. Ace sister, Mrs. ,\i. Cornelius Sunday Burbank. turning Monday. his re * % * % * * * % * % % * % ^ % # % * * % * * % % % % % * * % # % % * * * * * f ♦ * * * Mrs. Warren Neal and daughter maacTORs : went to Dilley to visit her daughter, R. C. Craven, X. N. Wood, ko I Grover, i ' Mrs. Mabel from there they W. (i. Vassall, R. K. Williams, | Since January 15th we have had an go to Lacamas, Wn., to visit her son. B. II. McCdllon, F. J. Craven. * abundance of snow. Thirty six hours of , They will be absent a month. rain has taken the most of it from here, This bank is pleased to place .{ !.'• * Mrs. J. W . White is quite ill with la but there is probably plenty of it yet grippe. disposal of its customers the fiunihi» ; farther up the mountain. gained during many years of contiuuoi ( * J. L. Murdock will make a sale of service and growth. It is reported that Warren Wright his household goods Tuesday and will Newton Foster has moved on the Em 1 has sold his ranch and is giving a fare- erson place, south of town. take his family to Portland to live, | well dance tonight. Understood they where he is salesman for Monmouth Mr. and Mrs. Fred Crowley, of Inde -* ! F U N E R A L D IR E C T O R were going to Portland. PH O N E 1433 ; creamery butter. pendence, were visitors here the first * of the week. Last Friday night there was a dance EM BALM ER at Ed \N right’s. About 35 were pres I OFFICE : Chapel and Parlors, N. Main st. The high school here has been offered ent. Henry Luther was violinist. \ * DALLAS, OWLOON: F u n e r a l D ir e c t o r a n d Elm b a lm e r books from the state library commis ! * M. L. Thompson is in Portland this Both Phones 118 3 sion at Salem. J. L. Morrison has been suffering week on business. D ALLAS. . - OREGON * Calls Promptly Answered Day or Night. with rheumatism. Excavating has begun on the campus Calls answered at any time I The ladies’ aid society of the Metho- * west of the normal building for the 1 dist church gave to show for their last central heating station, * rk a fund of $121 and many seasons worJ The students of the normal gave a * Arthur Moore and wife have moved articles added to the church and parson Beginning December 1 the Itemizer be dance in the normal gymnasium here back here again in Mr. Fitt’s house va age. Last week they elected the fol * lowing officers: President, Mrs. Hell- Friday night. D EN T IST cated by Mr. Wooley. gan a four months correspondents' con worth; vice president, Mrs. C. L. Bern * Miss Dicken, of the normal mid. ivear Mrs Ed Brock was called to Marion hardt; vice president, Mrs. H. E. Starr; Office over Fuller Pharmacy, Dallas. test on the same lines as heretofore, ex graduating _ class, will teach school »1 in last Thursday as his mother, Mrs. !• p- secretary, Mrs. H. E. Montgomery; Office Hours: 8 to 12 A. M. 1 to 5 P. M. * cept the prizes will be in cash, instead Wasco All kinds ot Dental work done at asco couni county after commencement. ler, had a stroke of paralysis, fchs is treasurer, Mrs. Eleanor F. Butler. * of other articles, that method seeming reasonable prices. The second grade of the Monmouth ; now over 84 years. Mrs. Pfandhoefer and Mrs. Flower to suit best all concerned. The most training school, gave a Motner Hubbard * Mr. Seely Smith, of Kingwood Park, were Dallas visitors last week. regular and most newsy correspondent play in the Central school building 1 has his brother visiting him. * The telephone lines are working all T e le p h o n e S 0 2 v during that time will receive $10, the Thursday morning. * Mr, and Mrs. Kramer, of Portland, right again and are now in charge of second $5. the third $2.50 and the next Trapping is proving more successful were here last week, the guests of Mr. \ Leonard Frink in absence of C. J. Pugh. * two $1 each. The contest will close than ever here this year. and Mrs. Wm. Gozer. Mrs Wm. Ellis is at home after sev A ttorney-at-Law * March 30 and be immediately follow Many persons in Monmouth at- Mr. Scott, of Portland, is here again eral weeks spent in Eastern Oregon. * ed by another of four months duration tacked with lagrippe. surveying a ditch to drain the low land R o o m 8 , U g lo w B ld g . Jesse Keezley returned last week from on Kingwood next the hill, ommencing on that date. The city well was dynamited twice * a several days trip up the sound coun D A L L A S . • • • OREGON last week to deepen the hole, hut that Mr. Henry Fennel’s son, of Dallas, try. * method proved to be a poor way. was here last week a business visitor * The experience social held in the new with his father. The roof is now being built on the rooms of the Methodist church by the girls' dormitory of the normal school. * A man from the Aid society in Port Epworth league was a very interesting land came up and took Jim i McDonaid’s and enjoyable affair last week. Veterinary Surgeon The freshmen class of the high school * The Baraca Sunday school class of 612 M ain S thkbt the Christian church held an enjoyable rave a splendid entertainment Satur- two baby girls to the home in Portland | Mrs. McCarty, mother of Mrs. Selig, last Thursday. The two babya lost party in the Endeavor room in the lay night. is very ill at this time. their mother by death last fall and have Phone 29 D A LLA S , OREGON * church lust Friday evening. Commencement exercises at the nor been boarding at Tom Gilliam's since Rev. L. Prose preached two eloquent mal will start Saturday evening when Forest Neal, of Dallas, was visiting then. farewell sermons in the Methodist with friends here Saturday and atten the graduating class will present a * church last Sunday. Alm ira Rebekah Lodge, No. 26 Sunday morning at ] W e are pleased with the fine extra ded the entertainment at the high special program II o’clock l)r. E C. Wigmore, of the' sheet of the Itemizer. The Falls City Lumber company have Meet, on the Firet i»n<l Third Wednesday * school In the evening. Eugene Bible university, will deliver Mr, and Mrs. Wm. Gozer moved to erected one of the new imoke stacks of each month in the Odd Fellow» Hall. * There are now 176 stuJe its enrolled the Baccalaureate sermon. KllSA M okkiso N, Noble Grand the farm near Marion Mondav that they at their new mill, and it ia about 30 feet at the normal school. * higher than the old stacks and looms up traded their Kingwood property for. 1 O ka C ohpkk , Secretary high. Two more are to be placed in Charles and Gordon Bowman have * a F. Page, of Kingwood Park, return position later. The company are rush killed several coona in the hills near ed from Salem last week; where he ing work in order to start sawing as * As a result of a complaint and argu their place. Mistletoe C ircle , Ne. 23, ments filed recently with the railway went on the sad mission to bury his be soon as possible. Rev. J. M Orrick, pastor of the commission at Salem by the citizens of loved wife last October. Women of Woodcraft Christian church, has organized a class Monmouth and vicinity, the action has * Frank Schwartz and his sister, Mrs. Meets on the Second and Fourth Wednee of 30 normal students, and they have been taken and an order issued, setting Grooms left Tuesday for their home in * day. of each month at the Woodman Hall. arranged to meet in the Star theatre forth that the Southern Pacific and the Saskawan after a weeks stav and at building every Sunday morning to study Independence & Monmouth railway E mma J omt , Guardian Neighbor Mattie Koser went to Independence tending their mother’s funeral. the assigned lessons from the bible. bP " last Saturday and brought her fath company must erect a new modern de S. uiik L vnn , C licks Mr. aud Mrs. Wilbur, of Iowa, who er home, who was taken sick up there While the work on the farm is not so pot within 120 days from the date of have been the guests of Mr. Kruger Friday night. He is some better now. the order. The report of the commis crowding, several of the farmers in the and Mr Spitzbart’s families, left Mon Dallas Assembly, No. 46 county adjacent to Monmouth, have sion's action on the matter was receiv day morning for Washington. They Robert Potts came over from Salem United A rtisan s been laying tile to have a better drain ed with much gratitude in Monmouth last week and visited several days at have been touring California and will i If I last Thursday. According to the state- age system for their places. the Ankeny home. -Meet. Kind and Third Monday Evening« of me its contained in the order the depot stop in Idaho and Montana before leav The Carolinian Jubilee Singers gav ave a | to be constructed must have a fioor ing for their home. Visiting Harry Cookingham was here visit ng each month in Woodman Hall. concert which was largely attended in space of 480 square feet for the waiting Mr. and Mrs. Harvoy Crawford, of his brother, Roy, who is working for members cordially invited. the chapel of the normal Tuesday room of the passengers, and 960 square Mrs. Ml LI. IK M. S t a f k in , Master Artisan Zena, were the guests of Mr. and Mrs. Robert Ankeny. night. feet for the freight department for liller Sunday, also Mrs. Frank Wella, W ill is SikoxtoN, Secretary The club dance here Saturday night shipments of less than carload lots. Mrs. H. C. Ostein has gone East to of Salem. was well attended and the music was Since the citizens met at the depot here visit her sister, who is seriously ill. grand. They had the McMinnville or in December before one one member of chestra. D allas Camp, No. 209 President J. H. Ackerman appeared the railway commission, a Southern Pa Woodmen of thè World before the Ways and Means committee cific lawyer, and a stenographer? and Miss Lillie Douty, ■ of Oak Grove at of the legislature at Salem recently made known their grievance. -Meets every Tuesday at Woodman Hall, The Miss Mildred Frakes, of Portland, tended the dance here Saturday night. and recommended the necessary funds commission has also recommended that arrived Sunday for a visit with the Cat- corner of Washington and Jefferson Streets. Bazil Wagoner, bookkeeper for the for the use of the school during the a coral be provided for stock shipments. ton family and other friends. Owl Construction company, spent sev Visiting Neighbors welcomed. coming year. R. E. R kkd , Consul Commander A large crowd of friends and neigh eral days last week with Robert A n J. H. Remington, ex-mayor of Mon W . A . A ykkk , Clerk bors gathered at Captain F. P. Clark’s keny. mouth, writes from California that he on Monday January 27th for the annual F. H. Begun and Chas. Whaley went is enjoying the time spent there. celebration of his birthday, and enjoyed to Salem Tuesday to attend legislature. A. F . L A. M. Mr. and Mrs. G. H. Carmachieal Mrs. Haight returned to her home at the usual good time. Peter Cook took in the legislature Jennings Lodge, No. 9 were Portland visitors the latter part Parker last week. Mr. and Mrs. Edgar Crawford, Mrs. Tuesday. Meets Second and Fourth Fridays of each o f last week. Uncle Ace Burbank is no better at Efhe Johnson and Messrs. Willard and Mr. and Mrs. Jason Byers, of Inde month In Masonic- hall on Main street. Vis- Laurence Marsh, all of Salem, were ■ Dr. F. R, Bowersox has purchased a this writing. here Monday for the birthday celebra pendence, spent a few days of last ting brethren welcome. kennel of five tnoroughbred hunting Sam O ’Brien went up to Simpson tion at Mr. Clark’s. week with \\ . W. Rowell and wife. K A. H amilton . W. M. dugs. camp last Friday. W altkk S. Mum, Secretary Besse Boughton, who is staying with Jesse French and his mother visited Miss May Whitman, a senior at the Levi Burbank went to Air'.ie Fr'day. at G. H. Crawford's one day last week. Mrs. W. E. Clark, spent several days normal school, has secured a position as in Dallas last week. teacher for the second semester in the Ed Bla'ock, from Idaho is visiting Harvey Crawford was a business vis the Freer’s a few days and will work itor in Dallas Saturday. A irlie school. , * Mrs. Kirkland, of Independence, came Miss Elora Clement is in Portland down Friday to see her mjther, Mrs. having a poisonous goitre removed from The revival meetings at the Evangel at Simpson’s camp. Mrs Fred Purvine was a Salem vis W . E. Clark, returning Sunday. her threat. Mrs. Carlson accompanied ical church closed Sunday night. Albert Burbank and wife returned itor last week. The pie social given by the literary her. The city council has accepted the home to the Summit last week. Mrs. Wayne Henry has been quite ill sooiety at the high school was a great W. H Dancy, the telephone manager resignation of J. L. Murdock as coun Sam O ’Brien traded his sorrel mare the past week with quinsy. success. Let us have more of them. at Salem, will set out his 20 acre tract cilman. to a Mr. Ayres for a white mare. of land on the McNary farm with prune Miss Nellie Armel and Philip Armel About $16 was realized. The Monmouth school board has ac Luther Condon bought a young team from Nebraska, are visiting with their Mrs. D. T. Hodge was in Dallas Fri trees. cepted the plans of Prof. A. L. Peck, of Fred Kau. sister, Mrs; A. A. Roy. day on business. The Eola Hop & Livestock company of the O. A. C., for the improvement of It is good to see the ground again a f brought out two loads of large water- the high school grounds. Mrs. Kate Coyle is visiting at Moun Wm. Loop, of McMinnville, was vis ter the snow. There was about eight tain View with .Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Pat iting the Hodge and Cadle families last pipe for, their water system last week. Mr. Anderson, butter-maker at the inches of snow here. Mr. Landon has the contract for laying rick. week. Monmouth creamery, gave a lecture to it and will use a lot of the old pipe bv Alva Womer has gone down near the students of the normal school at James Morton went to Dallas Sun cutting out the bursted places and cut their assembly last Thursday morning. Hill sboro to visit a brother. day. ting new threads. ROCCA. * * * * # * * * ♦ ♦ L. CHAPMAN.. an d FALLS CITY E. N. H A LL One W eek’s Special Sale * * * ♦ * * * * * * * * * * WEST SALEM. Correspondents’ Contest. B. F. B U T L E R B eginning F eb ru ary 3rd. Dem onstration b y a fa c to ry representative. CEO . F. S K IF F M0NM3DTH NO. 2. -AT- * DR. B. E. N E V E L For New Depot. C r a v e n B ro s. Hardware and Implement Company OREGON DALLAS, R1CKREALL * * * * * * * * * * * * * * mmm SÜ Ü ZENA-SPRING VALLEY. PEEDEE. INDEPENDENCE. Last Cal ! I Our Clearance Sale w ill posi tiv e ly close Satu rday evening, Feb. 1, 1913. I f you don’t a t tend this sale y o u ’ll be the loos er, as our E n tire B ig Stock is radically reduced. Ì A big lot o f Clothing to be closed out at the following prices. $10.00 Suits and Overcoats, now $ 6.00 I ! ! 12.50 15.00 16.50 18.50 20.00 W <* 41 '44 U (4 44 < 4 44 44 4 4 44 44 4 4 44 » 4 44 44 44 44 .... .... 7.35 8.85 9.90 10.00 11.85 Regular stock, 20 to 35 per cent discount. Ladies’ Coats and Suits to be closed out at i/3 to V 2 less than former prices Shoe*! Shoes! Hundreds of pairs to be closed out for less than cost o f the leather. Regular stock from 10 to 25 per cent discount Dry Goods— Dress Goods, Ginghams, Per cales, ......... fact. REMEMBER TH E D A T E Saturday evening, February 1st, 1913, our sale will close. i ! Satisfaction Guaranteed; I f you are satis fied tell your friends; if NOT, tell D. M. Nayberger Succc-O» to R JACOBSON M cM innville, - - k. CO. O rego n •.V.V.V\V\V.V.V.V.*-.V.V.V*.V«V.V.V.V.V.V.V.V.V.V.V.V.V.* PERivYDALE. Miss Kora Brown was the guest of friends in Silverton over Sunday. Mrs. H im er Noster, of Dallas, has Mrs. Bessie Hammel and little daugh been spending a few days here with relatives. ter have returned to Albany after a vis it with relatives here. Miss Marian Fox spent Saturday and K. C. Eldridge has returned from a Sunday in Salem. business trip to Portland. Gordon Watt, of Amity, was acaller Mrs. O. D. Butler returned Sunday here Sunday. from a visit with friends in Portland Mrs. Otis Foster has been seriously Misses Elta Portwood, Bessie Gra- ill with typhoid fever but ia reported a: ham and Bessie Sheppard, of Mon- better at this writing. mouth, visited here this week. Miss Ola Keyt visited in McMinnville Kmest Williams returned Sunday the latter part of the week. from a visit with friends in Albany. Chas. Bratcher ia having a new yard Mrs. Guy Walker and Mrs. Clvde fence built. Williams were Salem visitors fast II. J. Elliott made a business trip to Saturday. Portland Monday, Ira Morgan, of Albany, visit« d Seth Morrison, who disappeared from friends here over Sunday. Amity in November and for whom rel Mrs. R. Hussie, of Salem. viBlted at atives have been advertising, has been th ■ horn-' of her parents, Mr. and Mrf. located in San I ranciaco, he having jo ned the navy there. L. Dam n last week. J. R, Cooper transacted business in H. G. Keyt’s sister from Eastern (>r- Salem la.,i Monday. , egon, is here visiting. Raymond Williams left ¿Saturday for a several months visit in Chicago and New York. EALLST0N Mrs. Wm. Moreland’ and children have returned from Tacoma. There is a new boy at the home of Mr. and Mrs. W. A. Brooks. Misses Rhoda and Edna Conner came home from Carlton Friday night and spent t-aturday and Sunday with their parents. They were act impanied by Roy Gilbert and family spent Sunday Misses I’hina and Helen Anderson, who at A. V. Olivers. are attending school at McMinnville. F. W Edgar, of Salem, visited his There v as a surprise party at the parents, Mr. and Mrs. J. W . Edgar, home of M r. and M rs. N M. Conner Sunday. Saturday night given in honor of M isaes I’hina and Helen Anderson There Verda Williamson spent Saturday were about thirty present. The even night with Mrs. S. L. Is. White. AT. ...I U H D T «!':n:______ _____I ing w s spent with music and in playing OAK GROVE. Herbert E'awk and wife have a 10- pound baby girl at their home. until Monday. Mr. Brant, a recent arrival from South Dakota and who bought the R. were Salem A. Campbell property ha* moved in ith l J. M. Agee for the winter A number of the Grangers met at Mrs. Fi Mrs. J. C. W hite’s Saturday evening to eral of h practice singing. baby at .- Mr, and Mrs. Warren visitors Monday. I. M. Robertson was a Salem visitor Friday. Norma Carlson is staying with Mrs. Harry Thacker while her mother is in Portland. The H. H. C., o f the Metho dist church held their regular monthly meeting at the church Monday evening. Quite a crowd was present to listen to the monthly report and enjoy the program prepared by the com mittee consitting o f a song by Mrs. Field’ s class; recitation by Pauline Miller; reading. Mrs. Lydia Evans: trio, Mrs. Botorff, Miss Buena Fiske and Miss Edna Morrison; recitation Mr. W. P. Miller; a solo by Miss Goldie Vaughn and a recitation by Allen Botorff. A fte r the program a social t me was enjoyed and a light lunch served. DALLAS1UMBER m i 0GGIN6 CO. Addre»» F. J. CHENEY a CO., Toledo, Ohio. Bold by n.ll Druggist*. Tc. Take Hall1» Family P ill» for oon.tlp.llon. i their oratory ■«w» done it will •e k »l. The ,ch interest«*! tod are tong- i W e . They ne track work, •«cel in track •porta. T». They •ria! ‘ fo r a mated 'ill *o in* and w1 ith the money ... ball, and f" m by thewn- or their benefit the team witn . thought that theWlegeearn ic baaeball and they can, they king U M u — Fun Fun Fun ...................... ..................................... ,r- a A clever conglomeration o f awkward events, * arising from a fickle old maid, a jealous girl and a $ too susceptible lover, •i * enjo yab le^ gill permit. A L A U G H F R O M S T A R T T O FINISH • JaekEak»"- ty mornin* The Witch of Bender a k HSnear0" •I Shepherd. r mmm * r i being ll* ouhs keep. •opb«i ■boolOrchee- Buy Your lumber of Them and help the Community Grow gj[ $100 R ew ard, $100 T h « readers o f this paper w ill b« pit*a$>ed to learn that there la at leaat one dreaded disease that science has been able to cure In all Its stages, and that Is « atarrh. H a ll’s Catarrh Cure is the only positive cure now known to the medical fraternity. Catarrh being a constitutional disease, requires a constitutional treat ment. B a ll's Catarrh Cure Is taken in- tcm ally, acting directly upon the blood r.nd mucous surfaces o f the system, there by destroying the foundation o f the dis ease, and g ivin g the patient strength by building up the constitution and assisting nature 11 In Tho “ proprietor, 1 doing * “ It, work. ■ "**“ h iv e .o much filt h In It» curative pow e r » that they offer One Hundred D ollar» f i r nny r is e th it It fa ll» to cure. Bend fo r I i t o f teatlmonlal». m The Largest Industry in Polk County is Jhe Ü Cast of Character« Mr. Thomas B olivar............ Mrs. Hannah B o liv a r ....... Miss Emalina Emerson ... Mr. Jonah Hopkins............ Jemima Jones— the Witch S ä • * for ‘ - . r s told college team : w on.