Polk County itemizer., March 20, 1913, Image 8

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All the County News Graphically Writ­
ten up by Our Brainy Rustlers.
Mr. and Mrs. Will Miller have moved
to the fo ste r hop yard, which they have
rented for the coming season.
Miss Blanche Wilson, of Dallas, visit-
i or over Sunday a t the Rees home.
! Clarkson Rees returned home Friday
from a ten days visit with relatives a t
Jiewberg.
H erbert I.ee spent Thursday in Dal­
las on business.
Fred W erner spent Sunday a t Dallas
hospital with his m other. He reports j
her doing well.
C. L. Gilson’s, and Geo. Robinson’s
and several others passed through here
Saturday to Ballston where they a t­
tended, Mrs Bones' funeral.
Mr Goetz has been having a lot of
lumber hauled recently.
Mrs. J S Parker recieved the sad
news Saturday evening of the death of
her fa th e r a t Canal Fulton, Ohio
Mrs. P arker has the sym pathy of her
many friends in her sad bereavem ent.
Jam es P rath er returned to Corvallis
Friday a fte r a short business stay here.
John Donaldson was a Portland visit­
F U N E R A L D IR E C T O R
or last week.
and
em balm er
\1. J. Kreutx and family, of Suver,
OFFICE: Ch.pfl.nd P»rti>n,N. Main it. 2 w ent to i-alem Saturday to attend the
DALLAS. OREGON:
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celebration of the tine new bridge ju st
B o th P h o n e . n » J
2 completed across the river a t that
' Call. Promptly A o.w .rod U .y or NIztiL ♦ place.
The sawmill belonging to Paul Han­
sen, arrived from Portland Saturday
evening. Mr. Hansen expects to have
Correspondent*’ Conte*t.
it running soon.
WEST SALEM.
Beginning December 1 the I ten lixer be
gun a four month» corres|K>niients’ con­
BALLSTON.
Herman S pitzbart left here last
test on the name line» a» heretofore, ex­
Thursday for the hot springs and from
there
to his home in Idaho, a fte r spend­
cept the prims wilt be in cash, instead
Mr. and Mrs. Ja y Brown, of Dallas
of other article», that method seeming visited with J. H. Butler and family ing the w inter here with his sister,
Mrs. K ruger.
to suit best all concerned. The most Sunday.
Mrs. J. P. Holmes was an over night
regular and most newsy correspondent • Paul and Joe Lamm, of Molialla, vis­
visitor w ith Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Baker
during that time will receive $10, the ited their parents here Thursday.
, last Friday.
second $5. the third $2.50 and the next
Oren Beaty, who haa ju st returned
Mr. Morgan is having his new bun­
from
a
visit
to
his
old
home
in
Indiana
two $1 each. The contest will close
galow painted this week.
March 20 and be immediately follow­ was visiting hia uncle, F. B. Gould, the
la tte r p art of the week.
Arnold K ruger has bought the four
ed by another of four months duration
The infant dau g h ter of. Mr. and Mrs. | lots in W est Salem from his uncle,
omtnencing on that date.
William Wilson is very sick with pneu­ Herman Spitzbart.
monia.
Miss Arlie Hickson w ent to Rickreall
Mr. Bray was taken to Tacoma last with her fa th e r Sunday morning.
MONMOUTH NO. 2.
weak for b e tte r medical trea tm e n t and
The school rally held here Friday a f­
1 is reported to have stood the trip well. ternoon was well attended A short
program
was given by the children a f­
The Sunday school will give an F ast­
Summer W. Ostrom went to Portland
last Thursday and purchased an Indian er program m e a t the Methodist church ter which Rev. Schrock gave a very
profitable address on purity should be
| Sunday night.
motorcycle.
taught in the homes, and then school
i
Land owners in the region south of
Mrs. G. M. S te w a rt's mother, Mrs. m atters were discussed. Supt. Sey­
Monmouth, are making vigorous efforts ! Bones, who has been here visiting her, mour, Mr. Parsons were present. Geo.
to open a county road, joining the road died Thursday night and was buried at Frazure was chairm an of the m eeting.
just south of the creamery. All were Amity Saturday.
Kingwood had a fine decorated auto in
in favor except those whose property
would be bisected for the new highway i Sam Koontz, from near Corvallis was the parade Saturday saying, W atch the
visiting friends here during the week. w est side grow.
J. W. Livingston has received nearly
Isam Kenw orthy and F rnest Harris
A surprise party was given in honor
$100 worth of garden and flower seeds
of Miss Beth Bedford’s 17th birthday
imported from Kurope. They will be left for E astern Oregon Monday.
Thursday
evening a t her home A
planted near the school building.
E sther Howard returned Saturday
large number of friends young and old
J. L. Murdock, of Portland, was in night from a several w eek's visit in from all over the neighborhood joined
Monmouth Saturday He is soliciting Portland.
! in the celebration ana in various ways
business in the metropolis for the Mon­
Mr. and Mrs. Ivan Dickey, of Sheri­ 1 evinced the high esteem in which th<
the
mouth creamery.
dan, will move here soon and occupy guest of honor is held. Miss Bedford
lias for three years acted as organist
Seventeen boys of the high school the L uther O ttinger property.
and Monmouth band have organized a
Mr. and Mrs. John W agner will leave j of the M. E. church here, and will
tennis club for this season, and set the for Portland Monday where they ex­ graduate this year from Salem high
school. The celebration was one of ap­
fee at $3.‘>0. Five courts are now pect to m ake their future home.
preciation for sterling worth and devo­
opened in this city.
Mr. and Mrs. Raymond O ttinger have tion to duty and also of congratulations.
Riddell Bros have finished sheep moved to Portland.
During the evening she was presented
sheering, and report the yield of wool
Mr. and Mrs. Gould, of Seaside, have by Rev. M. L. Bullock on behalf of her
unusually light this year.
numerous
friends with a nurse of mon­
been visiting th eir cousin, F . B. Gould.
ey. She also received many individual
Several trappers in this vicinity have
Miss M argaret Kinderman visited her presents. A banquet was served to
shipped their winter’s catch by parcel
post. Some packages containing skunk m other a t Hoskins last week while about 7.‘> persons The ages ranged
school
was closed.
from a baby four m onths old, to Mr.
pelts were received with discomfort by
the clerks.
A num ber of people from here attend­ Nichols, who is in his 86th year Miss
Bedford has lived in Buena Vista and
Prof Arthur L. Peck, landscape a r­ ed the band concert a t Perrydale S atu r­ has friends in Dallas.
chitect of 0. A. C., has planned out the day night.
grounds of the Independence high
Mrs Rice Cook visited her parents,
RICKREALL.
school, Oregon normal school and Mon­ Mr. and Mrs. Ben Jones a t Perrydale
mouth high school.
over Sunday.
The Oregon normal school is now
Joe Cftstleine went to Banks last
Mrs. A. M. Tillery is sick with la-
among the standard normal schools of grippe.
week to g e t a carload of hop bales.
the United States.
Mrs, Vern Fox was in Dallas Friday
Three carloads of m aterial have a r­
visiting relatives.
EOLA
rived for the new S. P. depot here.
An agent for the Polk County Item -
The new structure will be erected at
the intersection of the Dallas-.VIon-
Mrs. Holman’s baby has been sick izer was in town to secure a contestant
for
the contest. We understand he se­
mouth tracks, northeast of the w are­ for several days but is now much bet­
cured Mabel Craven. Good luck is our
house.
te r Dr. Bean was called.
wish.
Mrs Sarah Davis was united in m ar­
Mrs. Grover F arm er and children
The Mason lodge of this place gave
riage last Wednesday to J. F. Hager, went to Ballston Saturday to attend a supper
of F’alls City, Rev. FL A. LaDow, of the funeral of her grandm other, Mrs. friends. Saturday night to their many
that place, officiating
Mason, who was alm ost 93 years old.
Jam es Sinionton came up from Sa­
A. M. Arant has started the work of
Miss Helen Litchfield is helping her
grafting on his cherry orchard. Lam­ sister, Mrs. Holman while the baby is lem and attended the Mason lodge S a t­
urday night.
bert and Royal Ann varieties are placed sick.
onto the seedling trees.
Mrs. B. F. Lucas was in McMinnville
Mrs. Hayden and Mrs. Stanton went
Friday evening in the Christian home with Morgan Reece and children last week on business.
church an attem pt was made by Rev. to help them move to Eola, w here they
Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Rowell were in
J. M. Urrick to organize a Brotherhood will move with Mrs. Hayden, his moth- Independence this w ees.
club to take care of the social side of erinlaw.
Mrs. Otis W ait was called to P ort­
the church. Another meeting will be
Four families are camped in Eola to land last Friday on account of the death
held Friday evening.
work in the hop yards.
of her brother, R obert Orr.
Hummer school at the normal school
Mr. and Mrs. Willis Simonton cama
Miss Alma W att, of Salem, visited
is announced to sta rt June 23 this sum ­
over Saturday night to attend the Ma­
her cousin, Mrs. Holman, Sunday.
mer.
sons' supper.
George M itty is delivering parcel
The hugh boiler for the heating plant
Earl Way was up from Salem Sun­
of the normal school arrived laHt week post packages a t Salem. T h at busi­ day.
and is now in petition in the new build­ ness is increasing very fa st in Salem.
ing.
We saw an item in the Independence
Mr. Moore is plowing Mr. H olm an’s
Monitor w ritten by the correspondent
Six stores of Monmouth will open cherry orchard,
from this place concerning the old m a­
bids for a delivery to distribute goous
Antricans have cleared off their ple trees in front of the old school-
throughout the city.
share of the stre e t th a t was closed and house. It was very good and we which
The train service between this place built a good fence around their place the county papers would copy it.
and Salem has been adjusted to the m aking it look much b e tte r. Wes.
Mrs. I). T. Hodge visited the Cadies
T ren t and son, Highland, did the work.
convenience of normal students.
this week.
The
Eola
P
a
re
n
ts’
and
teach
ers'
club
The new city well is now over 200 had a m eeting the 14th and a suLper
Fred Auer had a lucky runaway as
feet deep.
also None of the directors or school his black gelding got frightened at an
automobile
and turned so short break­
Many from Monmouth were in a tte n ­ officers were there. There was q uite a
dance at the bridge celebration near Sa­ good attendance. A box social w as ar-1 ing the shaft. His wife jum ped out
and he fell out, but no one was hurt
ranged to be given April 5th.
lem Saturday.
but the buggy.
The (»olden Rule bible class of the
J. B. Nesm ith came up from Portland
Christian Sunday school held a m eeting
PERRYDALE.
to be a t the funeral of Hobt. Orr.
at the home of Mrs. A. J . Haley Weu-
nesday afternoon.
Mr. and Mrs Jam es Gibson, form erly
Clarkson Rees returned Friday from a of this place, came up from Portland to
Iceland Roberts and wife drove out w eek’s visit at Newberg.
attend
the funeral of R obert Orr.
from Independence Saturday to visit his
father
Mrs I»ee Conner was a visitor in Dal­
las Friday. She is taking treatm en ts
Mrs. S. B. Taylor and chil­
of a chiropractor there.
dren have returned from her vis­
BUENA VISTA.
Koeini Braley started to school here , it east.
last week. Her parents have moved j
over from Mill ( reek to run the Flan- j
Hanna Bros., of Independence, were nery hop yard again.
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over Sunday visitors at Fid Harmon’s
P. W. Flannery and family m otored
home.
to Dallas Friday.
Roy Elkina, wife and baby enme over
Floyd Flannery came down from Cor­
from Marion Saturd y to spend a few
days with .Mr. and Mra. C. P, Wells vallis to attend the concert S aturday 1
evening.
and other relatives.
Ira W hite is the owner of a new Reo
M. N. Prather has t een confined to
his home for several days suffering car.
with a carbuncle on bis leg.
Mrs. Edith Durant and little daugh­
Harlev Hall, of Portland, is here ter are visiting her parents here.
every day. Post-mortem
with his parents for a few days.
Mr. W arthen, section forem an of
examinations often show
Fllmer Nash, an insurance writer of this place, got his foot crushed Monday
Salem, accompanied by his wife, are morning in trying to move a car which
that tuberculosis had been
ot beyond control and ran over him.
visiting at the parental home.
arrested by strengthening
le was taken immediately to the Dallas
N. C. Anderson B o ld a horse to Allen hospital.
the lungs before the germs
Clarke, of Monmouth, this week. Fid.
Mrs. Fay Morrison was a visitor in
Harmor told one to Jim Hanna and
gained mastery.
Mr. Turner one to Hanna Bros., of In­ Dallas Monday.
dependence.
You can s t r e n g t h e n your
Mrs. Jones, of Rickreall, came down
r e s is ta n c e - p o w e r b y t a k i n g
Will Murphy and wife were Sunday Tuesday for a visit a t the home o f her
guests of Mr. and Mrs. Renter, of Su- son, Chas. Bratcher.
Scoff’s E m u l ti o n . It c o n ­
yer.
Mrs. Otis Foster has taken a relapse
t a i n s a v ailab le e n e r g y in c o n ­
and
is
not
expected
to
live.
E B. Gobat, wife and daughter, of
c e n t r a t e d form, w h ic h q uickly
-Suver, viaited her mother, Mrs. An­
1 hose from here who were visitors
n o u r i s h e s all th e o r g a n s of th e
derson Sunday.
in Dallas Tuesday were, Mrs ( ’has
b o d y . It repa ire u s u f , m a bee
Jim kayiydda and family with Miss Bratcher. Mrs. I,ee Conner, Mra. War-
rich, a c t i v e b l o o d a n d euppliee
Leonella Sm&h, witnessed the celebra­ then, J. W . Caldwell, Geo, W erner and
e n e r g y t o th e eta rvin g cello. It'a
tion of the new Ip-idge over the Wil, Fay Morrison.
tim ely uee e n a b l e e t h e b o d y to
lametta last hawydty.
reetet ta b ercu loeie.
PERRYDALE NO. 2.
Preaiding Eider Mmuppy, of Salem
will preach in the Kvang^iical church
F o r s t u b b o r n c o ld s and
.Saturday evening and Hunday morning,
b ro n c h it i s n o t h in g c o m p a r e s
Mrs. Mae Miller and children, from
this being the laat preaching a*cv\ce
w ith S c o t t ’» E m u ltio n .
before conference, which will be htfid fyuigepurt viaited the week end a t the
1 ( umc.
in Fugene this year.
R e f n ee eu b etitu tee — I not at o n
;: R. L. CHAPMAN....
We are Exposed to
Tubercular Germs
f
Mr. »nd Mra. Rob Fmmons and
Geo Whojforrl butchered a hog for
4»u§ht«r, Vera, were guests Friday of le e Danewowd Monday th at dreased
Mr. Emmon’s parents at Hopdale.
over 400 pounds.
scorns.
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