Polk County itemizer., December 04, 1913, Image 6

OUR ASSOCIATE EDITORS
BALLSTON.
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Phlna Anderson visited friends
: near Perrydale Saturday and Sunday.
Dt B. Parley, of Monroe, visited at
Honry Butler’s from Wednesday until
| Friday.
Mrs. W. H. Morris, who was taken
to Portland last week for medical
treatment, underwent a surgical aper-
atlon Wednesday and is reported to
be getting along nicely.
Rhoda and Edna Conner, who are
attending the O. A. C„ came home
to spend Thanksgiving.
Elizabeth Wert spent Thanksgiving
BUENA VISTA
! in Portland.
C ^respondents’ Contest.
(Too late for last week.)
Mrs. HUlyer, wife of the section
Beginning December 1 the Itemlzer
ALCOHOL 3 PEK CENT.
I foreman here. Is quite sick with pneu­
began a .ju r month»' correspeondents'
monia
at the home of Mr and Mrs.
AVegetable Preparation
The
district
superintendent
of
the
'
contest on the same lines as hereto­
sirailaiim} the Food .irclRegula
M. E. church preached here Sunday W,Ulam
S p ratt
Mr
and
Mrs.
J.
W.
Mayfield,
of
fore. except the prizes will be In cash.
Ray Grounds. Gale Prather and Carl
lingua* Siomadis aiulDowclsat'
Instead of other articles, that method Cryderman will go to Dallas Friday, McMinnville, visited friends here Fri
day.
as
delegates
from
the
Evangelical
S.
S.
seeming to suit best all concerned.
I nfants /c
The Woodmen have elected the fol­
The most regular and most newsy to attend the young men's Cl rlstlan lowing officers: Counsel commander,
conference held there over Suday.
Promotes DigcsfionJChrerfii
correspondent during that time will
A pleasant party was given at the Ross Clark: Advisor, G. J. Sargean*;
ness and Rest-Contalns neilter
receive $10, the second $5, and the home of Mr. and Mrs. Will Bevtns last Banker, W. H. Morris; Clerk, J. H.
Butler:
Escort.
3.
Husain;
Watchmun,
third $2.50, and the next two $1 each. Saturday evening, for the pupils of the Will H arris; Sentry, Gerald Tillery,
n o t N a r c o t ic .
The contest will close March 31st M. E. Sunday school.
Mrs. Bonnie Smith and daughters Manager, W. A. Yocom.
and be immediately followed by an­ and Lair Prather were Sunday visitor.
j&rçw ifo u ò c sx iu i'm im
£1™'« "".m en of Wood-
BmtàmSmJ-
other of four months' duration, com with relatives and friends In Lewis-
hav„
!. Guardian, Mrs. F. °*\ B. |
cers:
Past
jtlx f i n i +
vllle.
mencing on that date.
AcM/e
Salit-
Gould;
Guardian
Neighbor,
Mrs.
N.
E.
A pleasant party was given at the
home of Mr. and Mrs. Will Bevens last TulTord; Advisor, Leona Agee; Clerk, |
Saturday evening, for the pupils of the Mrs. R. H. Brooks; Banker, Mrs, J. H.
Butler; Magician, Mrs. W. A. Yocom;
R IC K R E A L L .
M. E. Sunday school.
Mrs. Bonnie Smith and daughters Attendant, Blanche Lamm; Inner Sen­
tinel, R. H. Brooks; Outer Sentinel,
Bud Ramsey and wife spent Thanks­ and Lair Prather were Sunday vis­ C. H. Brooks; Captain of Guards, Os­
A perfect Remedy for Ctroftp*
itors with relatives and friends in
giving in McMinnville.
car Jacobson; Managers, W. A. Yocom,
tton, Sour Stomach.Dlarrtaa
Lewisville.
Ed,
Miller
and
Mrs.
H.
S.
Fudge;
John Koser came up from Portland
Worms foitvulsions Jewish
A large crowd heard a good talk on
Friday to see his father and sister, prohibition Tuesday evening by Rev. Musician. Elizabeth Wert.
ness amlLoss o r SLEEP-
J. H. Davidson was a Portland vis­
Mattie, returning the same day.
c p G llteB o t Dallas.
Facsimile Signature of
Mr. and Mrs. D. T. Hodge came up
Mrn. Leah MctTalne came up from itor during the week.
Mr. and Mrs. Ben Jones, of Perry-
from Salem Wednesday and spent Portland last week, after several
¿& C 0ÍZ Ú Í
dale,
visited
their
daughter,
Mrs.
Rice
Thanksgiving day with their daughter, months' visit with her sister.
Mrs, Fred Auer.
N. C. Anderson attended a Duroc Cook, Sunday.
Mrs W. A. Yocom was a Portland
Mrs Arthur Jones was in Portland Jersey hog sale at Amity last Thurs- visitor
the latter part of the week.
one day last week.
day an(* visited his uncle in McMlnn-
Two of J.M. Agee's daughters from
Idaho
are
here visiting him.
* , last
M. week, looking afterTi'ls
Mrs. Qf Donaldson
the sad
land
after his dairy newg
lhe death received
of her brother
at
It Is reported that wedding bells
will soon be ringing for one of Balls-
ranch nere.
Independence this week.
Mr. and Mrs. Pat I rice were In
Mrs. Lena Anderson went to New* ton's prominent young people.
Chester Ball was over from Salem
Portland and spent several days last por^ Wednesday to spend a week with
Saturday.
E x a c t Copy of Wrapper.
week.
her mother, Mrs. Isabelle Steele.
TI.K ClNUun COM PA N V. NCW YORK »
Horace Jones went to Portland last
______
week in search of work.
a
a California Woman Soriously Alarmed.
« w
...
oro Hrxti/». Mrs. W. C Anderson returned Sat-
Mr. and Mrs. Albert■ Cadto a~ down
• H„ort visit with her
A short time ago I contracted a
from S i l a n e to visit his parents.,mother and 8lgter ,n Newport.
severe cold which settled on my lungs
Mr an<l Mrs, "
'
Mrs. Will Bevens has returned from and caused me a great deal of annoy­
OAK GROVE.
MONMOUTH NO. 2.
Chas. Whaley and W. H. Rowell are gaiem Bfter a visit with her parents, ance. I would have bad coughing
partners In the butcher business.
, Mr a|ld Mrg Klklna.
spells and my lungs were so sore a<d
The Moumoutb road district meas
A fine new horse shed has just been
The Artisans purchased a fine piano
Mr. Smith and family, of Portland, Inflamed I began to be seriously
by a vote of 82 to 4.
:ompleted at Oak Grove.
A friend recommended ure A carried
for their hall from Frank Lucas, of were guests last week at his sister s. alarmed.
school
tax
of
6
mills
has
been
Isaac Robertson, who operates a
Chamberlain's Cough Remedy, saying
Mrs. O. A. Wells.
Portland.
woodsaw In this neighborhood, had
Mrs. A. J. Paul and Ray McCroady she had used It for years. I bought a voted for the coming year.
Members of the Evangelical church
__
,
The Monmouth and Independence two fingers cut off his right hand re­
cough the
at this place gave the pastor a dona­ spent Thanksgiving at the home of bottle and It relieved my
. . ‘ “i
have merged
Mr. and Mrs. Robt. Emmons.
first night, and In a week i*7! I was rid
of I | bands
„ . L under r. the
n name of cently.
tion surprise Sunday.
Foiv
Several neighbors gathered at Chas.
Strawn Bros, and Bill Simmons are the cold and soreness of my lungs, leader. County Band, with C. D. Tyler as
Mrs. Cook, of Dallas, Is cooking at
Warren's last Sunday and assisted In
putting up a sawmill on the former'.! writes Miss Marie Gerber, Sawtelle,
the Ankeny home.
The Monmouth Hijrh school will dressing several hundred turkeys.
Cal. For Sale by all dealers.
The telephone has been out of com­ ranch, south of town.
present an unique entertainment Sat
Miss Emily Cromley has gone to
Ed. Hannan, wife and daughter were
mission for several days at this place
urday
night in the High school build­ Spokane for a short visit.
visiting relatives on the Lucklamute
A man was sent over to repair It.
ing to the public.
PEEDEE.
It Is reported that the Rlckreall
Mr. and Mrs, W. W. Rowell spent Sunday.
A city election is to be held hero band will play at the Oak Grove bas­
Misses Gladys and Marjorie Rey­
Thanksgiving in Independence.
when a mayor, two councilman, ket social Friday night, Dec. 5th.
There will be a teachers' meeting at soon,
nolds have returned to tlielr school In
marshal and recorder are to be elected
Mr. Farmer shipped a car load of
Salem, after spending Thanksgiving Peedee December 13th, at 1 o'clock.
potatoes from Crowley this week.
How to Bankrupt the Doctors.
with their parents.
Miss Blanche Lacey and Miss Fern
Seth Fawk will send out a cotiplo
A meeting of the taxpayers was held Adslt visited their parents Thanks­
A prominent ..ew York physician
People Should Guard Against
| more In a few days.
Appendicitis.
says, “If It were not for the thin stock­ at the school house Friday evenin': giving day.
| Several of the neighbors gathered
ings and thin soled shoes worn by and voted a 6 mill school tax for this
Dallas people who have stomach at Oak Grove Tuesday, tore down the
Miss Mamie Ray has been on the
women, the doctors would probably be year.
anti bowel trouble should guard old horse shed and cleaned up the
dek list; also Will Bush.
l he entertainment and basket social
bankrupt." When you contract a cold
Levi Dyer has accepted a new against appendicitis by taking simple premises.
do not wait for It to develop Into pneu given Friday evening by the school
buckthorn bark, glycerine, etc., as
John Shaffer was a Rlckreall visitor
monla, but treat It at once. Cham­ was a success both socially and flnan position.
compounded in Adler-i-ka, the German
berlain’s Cough Remedy is Intended es dally. An Interesting program was
Will Bush bought a lot of hogs remedy wh: !• became famous by Sunday.
R. J. Williamson and family spent
peclally for coughs and colds, and has given by the pupils and music by the from Mr. Marquardt.
curing appen li : i •. Just one dose Sunday at the J . W. Edgar home.
won a wide reputation by Its cures of Monmouth band was greatly enjoyed.
Alva Wonier killed seven hogs to relieves sour stomach, gas on the
I. M. Robertson had the misfortune
dlsesases. It is most effectual and is
-ell last Monday.
stomach and coa: upatio.i Instanth to have a finger taken off by the wood
pleasant and safe to take. For sale by
They have fixed the school house because this* simple mixture draw, >aw last week.
Fit
His
Case
Exactly.
all dealers.
off such a surprising amount of old
S, L. White and wife spent Thanks-
"When father was sick about six ip again.
Mr. and Mrs. Marquardt are visiting foul matter from the body. C. 3tafrin
/ears ago he read an advertisement of
I fng with Gandma Williamson at
in
Salem.
W E8T SALEM.
West Salem.
Chambelain’s Tablets In the paper:
A surprise party was given Mr. and
Miss Elsie Bush visited Miss Verna
that fit Ills case exactly,"writes Miss
(Too late for last week.)
W EST SUMMIT.
Jstrander
last
week.
Ira. Herbert Fawk Saturday night.
Margaret Campbell, of Ft. Smith. Ark
He purchased a box of them and he
A number of the Grangers met Fri-
Mr. and Mrs. Nye Scott, of Philo­
There was a dance at Peedee Sat-
Mr. and Mrs. A. B. Wood left last ms not been sick since. My sister
lav afternoon and gave their hall and
week to visit with their son and fain had stomach trouble and was alsi irday night. Everybody had a good math, have been visiting relatives and *.he school house a good cleaning.
friends here a few days.
ime.
fly at Santlam.
Mr. and Mrs. Fowler are the proud
benefited by them."For sale by all
Mr. and Mrs. Cecil O’Neal are vis­
J. T. Hunt returned home from Day- dealers.
iting Mrs. O’Neal’s sister, Mrs. Chas. parents of a new son, born Nov. 21st.
ton, Wash., as his mother has re­
Cured of Liver Complaint.
Joe Delap and his mother were Sa
McDowell.
covered from re recent Illness. She
"I was Buffering with liver com-
Miss Pearl McDowell has been vis­ lem visitors on Monday of last week
INDEPENDENCE.
Is 92 years old.
dalnt,”say8 Iva Smith, of Point Blank, iting her cousin, Miss Ellen Jones.
Mrs. Mann Is visiting with her pa­
i’exas, “and decided to try a 25c box
Mr, and Mrs. Charlie Jones and Mr
PERRYDALfe
rents at Oregon City.
Kersey and Neville Eldrldge, of Port it Chamhelain's Tablets, and am hap
F. L. Wood Is putting up a butcher land, spent Thanksgiving at the home >y to say that I am completely cured and Mrs. Nye Scott spent Thanks­
giving
with
Mr.
and
Mrs.
John
Mc­
shon on the river bank In front of of their parents, Mr. and Mrs. K. C ind can recommend them to every
Maxwell Flanery spent several days
Dowell.
Girth's store.
Eldrldge.
me.” For sale by all dealers.
Mr. and Mrs. W. A. Jones spent last week in Corvallis, at the home of
Flossie Becken started to High
Miss Kora Browne has returned
his
uncle, H. B. Flanery.
Thanksgiving with Mr. and Mrs. Geo.
school In Salem Inst week, as the from a visit in Lebanon,
Roy Houk, of Corvallis, spent
Jones,
school Is closed here.
Miss Ada Ketchum, of Portland
EOLA.
Fred Jones is visiting his sister, »hanl'sgiving at the home of his
Warren Burch and Geo. McLean spent Thanksgiving with relatives
parents.
Mrs. Maud McDowell.
are finishing Mr.Ankeny's bnrn, near here.
E. L. Rowland visited his daughter.
Ada McDowell was visiting Mayme
Carson Odom, of Dallas, spent Sun-
Rlckreall, this week.
C. A. Moore transacted business In lay
Mrs.
John Derric, at Turner, Saturday.
wtth his relatives, the Antricans McDowell last Sunday.
Mrs. S. White and daughter. M th . Portland last week.
Miss
Hazel Rowland, who had been
Clarence
Roscoe
was
up
vjaiting^his
Mrs. Hayden, Mr. Thacker and wife,
Henshaw, returned from Portland-with
W. W. Perclval has Returned from a .Iso Mr. Reece and hla two little girls, brother, Charlie.
visiting there the past two weeks,
Mrs. Henshaw's little boy, who had trip to Eastern Oregon.
Misses Mayme and Opal McDowell returned home with him
his eyes operated on there.
Mrs. Chas. Mattlson and grand­ .pent Thanksgiving day with their
Chester Roberts and little son went
Liss Daisy Hunt left last week for daughter, Pauline Perry, visited In .-elatlves, the Jacobsons, near Buena and Myrtle Cline were visiting Mrs. to Banks for a rouple of weeks’ stay.
Pauli.
Vista.
Boise. Idaho, on her way to Florida, Salem last week.
Mrs. E. Enes returned home Monday
where she Intends to spend the winter
The Haskell family who lived here
('. W. Butler was a business visitor
from a week’s stay in Portland.
with her aunt.
CRO W LEY.
last year, are now living at St. Johns.
In Lebanon last week.
Rev. Curtis, of Dallas, will give a
Word was received here Monday
William Trent, from the McMinn­
Walter Smith entertained about 20
talk here Tuesday evening on Chris­
that Mr. and Mrs. Lamb's baby has if his friends at Ills home in this city ville neighborhood, visited relatives
tian
Endeavor work.
Mr. Rosenbaum, of Yamhill county,
pnpumonla In Kansas, where they are Saturday evening.
here Sunday.
A basket social will be given here
visiting.
The steamer Eugene came up the van a caller In the neighborhood last
Loran Foster, of O. A. C„ spent
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Baker and Thanksgiving In this city.
old river channel Thanksgiving day veek.
F. M. Edgar and family spent
family will move to Salem on Wednes­
Mrs. J. H. Hllibs spent Sunday wtth and got a scow load of white fire wood
day Into the house Just vacated by Mr. her parents, Mr. and Mrs, Charles for the Oregon paper mills. The Thanksgiving with Henry Gilliam and
Crosson and family.
wood was cut by Grover Farmer & Co. family, of Perrydale,
McDevItt, In Dallas.
Several from this neighborhood at­
Wm. Fredrickson went to Newberg
Mrs. Fred Parker, of Oregon City, Is and they have more.
Monday on business.
Tip Acufl got hurt quite badly when tended the party given Wendell Crow­
the guest of friends In this city.
ley
at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Her­
The publlc-sptrlted West Salemltes
Mrs. E. E. Paddock and children helping to load wood on the scow. A
arc still working on the county road Elmer and Dorothy, have returned stick fell and cut his head and stunnc-l bert Fawk, at Oak Grove.
George Smith and Tom Hubard went
running through the corporation.
him.
from a week's visit In Portland.
With election on Wednesday and
The two Holland girls who wo.-ked to Dallas last Saturday.
Miss Genevieve Tillery has return­
C. H. Farmer ahd family ate
Thanksgiving on Thursday, the week ed from a visit with her parents In in CarlHon's hop yard this year, have
was pretty well filled. Some are thank­ Corvallis.
gone to Vale, where their parents live Thanksgiving turkey with Mr. and
ful that the charter won keeping West
MI hs Genevieve Cooper returned to They are nice, quiet, hard-working Mrs. Lloyd Mallicott.
Miss Rosa Loop, of Amtiy, visited
Balem dry.
Eugene Sunday after spending Thanks­ girls.
Mildred Douglas, Freda Young. Ruth giving with her parents In this city.
Commencing December 21st, there a few days in the neighborhood last
week.
Bedford and Lew Bell, of the 8th
Good weather and two tickets will be a meeting every night during
R. J. Williamson and family spent
grade, started to town school this brought out the heaviest vote ever that week, conducted by Rev. Paranor
Thanksgiving with Grandma William­
week.
cast here. There were 500 votes, of agon and Mr. Hlckerson.
son,
at West Salem.
Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Spltzbart visited which 200 were women.
K. C. Eld­
A meeting was held at the Crowley
here Sunday, renewing old friendships rldge. Incumbent, won for mavor over
school house last Saturday for the
Mr. Lahough was laid up Saturday R W. Baker by 33 votes. B. F. Swope
purpose of levying a tax to pay school
with lumbago.
wns re-elected recorder without oppo-
expenses.
"I'lon bv a vote of 66 M. C, Williams,
Mrs. J. W. Gay and Miss Cora Gay
Sloan's Liniment is a speedy,
The charter carried by 64 for and 4 Michael Goetz and J , S. Bohannon
visited a few days last week with rei-
reliable remedy for lameness
were
elected
councllmen.
against. With its dry clause we are
a’.lves In Albany.
in horses and farm sto c k .
safe from the saloon for some time, at
Miss Pearl Dennett, who has been
Here's proof.
least.
I
'pending
some
time
In
Dallas,
came
BOWERSVILLE
U m eB M i Goa«
Mr and Mrs. H. R Winslow and
Mile
list
week.
’*! had r hor*e sprain his Rhonlder by f
are aggravated during
children spent Thanksgiving with her
Mr. Sherwood, of Rlckreall, our
puliing, and h e w ui so lam e b e could •
George Kllever moved Henry K ilm ­
not carry foot a t all. I got a b ottle of I
father, Mr Brant, of Zena
u*d * t r w l-or, was In this neighbor-
clim a tic changes be­
your L in im en t and put it on four tim es, I
Mr. and Mrs. A B. Woods returned er and family to Dallas, where the
I hood on business last Saturday.
and in th re e days he showed no lam e- I
Cnn-tay after •-’lending two weeks wtth latter Intend to make their home.
cause the impure blood
ness a t nil, and m ade a thirty m ile trip I
Clarence McCrow came through the
b esid es."— ffaltmr B. Ahrsford, La Satis,
their son, In Santlan.
Mr. and Mrs. G E, Rempel visited
neighborhood with a bunch of cattle
is
incapable
of
resistance
Mrs. Geo. NI co I b returned from Day- wtth Jacob Fast In Dallas Sunday
last Saturday
For Splint and Thrash
ton on Wednesday in time to vote on
Sam. Smithson, of Amity, was a
Mr. and Mrs. Albert Cadle. of Spo­
" I h a re used S lo an 's L in im en t on a
and ordinary treatment
the charter.
caller In this neighborhood last week.
fine m are for sp lin t and cured her. This
kane are staying with the latter's pa­
m akes th e third horse I'v e cured. Have
Syrna Hawthorne Is quite 111 with rents, Mr and Mrs. W. H. Cadle.
Cecil Riggs and Miss Alice Riggs
seems useless but the
recom m ended it to my neighbors for
mensles and chlckenpox.
went to Oak Grove last Sunday.
ihruah and they say it is fine. 1 find it
Port
Cadi*
Sold
some
straw
recently,
fam e o f S c o t t’s E m u lsio n
Miss Mamie Bullion spent last week
th e b est L in im en t f ever used. I keep
Hugh Farmer returned home from
on hand your Sure Colic Cure fo r m y­
George Kltever Is building a prune
in Portland, visiting friends.
[ Portland the middle of last week.
for
relieving
rheum
atism
is
s e lf and neighbors, and 1 c a n ce rta in ly
Mr. and Mr» J. T. Hunt and Mrs dryer for his use next year
Fred Crowley, of Rlckreall, was a
r'c o m m e n d it fo r C o lic ."—& £• SmuA,
JicDunougK. Go.
baaed on logical principles
N. S. Smith and sons. Newton and
Willis McDaniel quit farming and Is
'alter in this neighborhood last Sun­
Harold, spent Thanksgiving with Mr. now attending High school at Dallas.
day
and scientific facts. T h is
and
Misses Eva and Alice Willson and
_ Mrs. _ Wm
... Squires.
. ...
. _
. .
Allen Cadle was home during the
oil-food p r o m p t ly m a k e s
Miss Hazel Valller, who have been
.r.n* T, Snilth'OfKlngwood Co. Is In Thanksgiving vacation
Portland on business
staying
In Bethel, spent Thanksgiving
a c t iv e , red, life-su stain in g
Some of the young folks of ti ls
O. M Douglas left Friday for Myrtle
vaoutlon at thetr homes.
blood c o r p u s c l e s a n d its
Creek on business returning Monday ? ! * "
wlth ,he
,am">
Miss Jamie Farmer went to Mc­
Seney Smith sold his piano to a man H 1 la*'
Minnville last Friday to visit relatives !
b o d y - b u i ld i n g properties
In town.
Wm. Piatt and family visited with
a few
is a quirk, safe remedy for poul­
Mr and Mrs. W C. Hlnse spent har Parents, Mr and Mrs. Georgs
regulate t h e f u n c t i o n s to
Relatives of John Edgar received!
try roup, canker and bumblo-ioot
Thanksgiving with the latter's father. Harder, of Dallas.
news
from
him
last
week
telling
of
Try i t
expel poisonous acids.
D. R Brannon.
John Edlger Is having some wood
the death of his two sons the same
For Roup and Canker
Scott’s
Emulsion,
with
caref.il
Polk county friends will be sorry to cut by A Warkentlnn, of Polk,
"S lo a n 's L in im e n t Is th e speediest
dav The little boy#, Alvin, aged 9. |
and surest rem edy for poultry roup and
hear of A. Helsle's linens
Mayor Fate, of Rlckreall. Is making
diet for one month, will relieve
and Eaton, aged 6. were sick about
c a n k e r in all its forma, esp ecially for
Mr. Pierce's and sDter Mrs. J. Smith, great progress chopping wood for M r.1 the lame muscle* and atiffened
two weeks, both dying the 12th of
ca n k e r in th e w indpipe.” —& P • SpauLL
mg*, Jmfrsy, N. f t
of the Mil, gave a Thanksgiving din- Rempel,
November
Their
first
children,
a
joints and suhdue the unbeara­
ner for the Summit church people and
Our school Is now standard Hur-
A t t U D s s l s n . 2 5 « .. 50«. S t 9 1 . 0 9
pair of twin boys, were both burled
ble sharp p a in s when other
a ho» social In the evening
rah for this district!
R«ad Sloan's B eak s a Hors««. Cattle,
the samp day 16 years ago being about
School opened again Monday, after
8. S Edlger returned from Portland
three months old at the time of thetr
remedies fail.
being closed three weeks on account Saturday evetng
death Mr, and Mrs. Edgar were for-|
jr - t e w f * o f a lc o h o lic i s i i t - S w a
of measles and chlckenpox.
Mrs. O. E. Rempel was reported verv
mer residents of Polk county, but for
m d msiwt on th a p v rity o f S C O T T 'S .
ML UH S. 90M. he., ItsiM, law
Desale Jacobs was taken alck with 111 Tuesday morning, but Is some better
several years have been living near
at all cm caoiars
t <-•>.
measles In school Monday.
now.
Ocean View. Lincoln county.
All the County News Graphically Writ­
ten up by Our Brainy Rustlers.
frill
3 SUGGESTIONS FOR GIFTS TO THE LITTLE ONES
For Infants and Children.
The Kind You Have
Always Bought
for As
Opium.Morphme ncrMiucraL
Bears the
Signature
of
In
Use
For Over
Thirty Years
s
j
3
¡
You can make a very useful as well as ornamental pres­
ent to the little folks by getting one of these chairs.
They
come in a variety of styles an d prices, some of the rockers
as low as $1.00, and some of the High Chairs as low as
$1-25.
|
USTORIA Í STERLING FURNITURE GO, I
dairy
L am en ess
The Torture»
of Rheumatism
SLO A N ’S
days
LINIMENT
Ph n e 1082
a lia s , Ore.
Friday for the benefit of the school. ■ program and dinner at her school at
A program will be given by the band | Antioch December 13th.
and high school. Ladles, both old and
District 54 all met at the school
young, are invited to bring baskets j house on Thanksgiving day, taking
and gentlemen don’t forget your ; well filled baskets The teacher, Mrs.
purses, but come prepared to help the j Stone, had prepared a fine program
good work along.
and entertained the guests two hours
George Boyer left here Monday for 1 The diner was served on long tables.
Pennsylvania to spend the winter.
82 people taking refreshmbents In the
A revival meeting will begin here at school house.
the Christian church next Sunday by
Mr. and Mrs. G. B. Ortman went to
Rev. D. C Kellems, of Eugene. We Forest Grove to spend Thanksgiving
are expecting a very Interesting meet­ with their parents.
ing, as Rev. Kellum is among the
Paul Minnlch had a party Sunday
ablest speakers we have ever had the In celebration of his 11 th birthday an­
pleasure of hearing. Perrydale Is niversary.
blest with plenty of musicians, both
0. W. Minnich was called to Port­
vocal and instrumental, and with J. P. land on business Monday.
Caldwell as director, we will promise
Freddie Hunt is able to be around
you good music, as we now have a si- again
piuce orchestra to assist the choir.
FALLS CITY
ROCCA.
A new bov came to Mr. and Mrs.
Frank Chamberlain on November 19.
Miss Hampton came home to Rocca
for Thanksgiving.
F. W. Schmidt has sold his ranch
and gone to Berkley, California.
Mr. and Mrs. Walker have gone to
'ortiand, leaving the ranch In charge
af Mr. Strutmatter.
Fred Wlttenstroin and Cras. Hard­
esty ate Thanksgiving dinner with
the Hampton family.
Miss Fay Dally is working for Mrs.
■rank Chamberlain.
Rainy weather tilts week making it
ery unpleasant for the mall carrier.
Wm. Southwell made a trip to Falls
"ity this week.
Men are still searching for the body
ol Oscar Mayes. They found his hat
a the rushes on the other side of the
river, but nothing more.
GILLIAM.
Mrs.Mary Miller, of Falls City, spent
Thanksgiving here with her brother,
A' D. Gilliam, and family.
The special road meeting for dls-
rlfet 12, booked for the 26th, met at 4
/clock In the evening. The vote was
0 for a special tax and 40 against it.
Mrs. E. R. Palmer Is going to give a
Orland, California, where she will
spend the winter with her daughter,
Mrs. George Hale. Mrs. M. L. Thomp­
son accompanied her mother as far as
Salem, returning home Tuesday.
Mrs. Martha Burns, of Dallas, spent
Thanksgiving and week-end visit wr.lt
brother, S. H. Tethe.-o'v, xnd wife.
The mill was started again on Mon
day morning and will run steadily
hereafter, as the mill company have
things all In shape for a steady and
cent bilious run. The logging road will
soon he complete. All this means
better times for Falls City.
SIGNALS OF DISTRESS.
Dallas People Should Know How to
Read and Heed Then*.
Mr, and Mrs. Zimri Hinshaw re­
Disordered kidneys give many sig­
turned on Tuesday from a ten days
nals of distress.
t r p Into Washington.
The secretions may be dark, contain
Mis. Esther Coutter has moved hack
to Falls City from ewberg and will sediment.
Passages are somtimes tequent,
make her future home here.
M. L. Thompso ’ was a be lness vis­ scanty, painful.
Backache Is often present day and
itor in Dallas on Tuesday.
Mrs. Harry Lowe returned home to night.
Headaches and dizzy spells may -oc-
Portland on Monday, after a visit here
| cur.
*•
at the home of Jonah Lowe.
Weakened kidneys should receive
Mrs. Cockerline and son, Conrad,
quick
help.
were Dallas visitors Monday, return­
Don’t delay! Use a special kidney
ing home the same evening.
H. C. Stra.ver, an attorney of Port­ remedy.
Doan's Kidney Pills are for weak
land. was a week-end visitor at the
home of his brother-in-law, W, R. Kin- kidneys, backache and urinary dis­
orders.
sliaw. Mr. Strayer was looking the
Dallas evidence proves their worth.
town over with a view to locating
Mrs. A. Sleferth, 509 Washington St.,
here.
While felling a tree last Saturday. ¡Dallas. Oregon, says: “Doan’s Kid-
|
ney
Pills have proven to be a fine rem-
Randolph Butler was so unfortunate
as to severely cut his left foot across I edy In our home and I have recom­
the Instep. Dr. Hellwarth was called mended them many times. They have
and found it necesary to take three given me good relief from back and
kidney trouble on several occasions.
stitches.
Mr. and Mrs. Jake Teal were Dallas They have also helped others of my
family."
visitors Tuesday.
For sale by all dealers. Price 50
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Heydon were
•out from Siletz for Thanksgiving with cents. Eoster*Mllburn Co.. Buffalo,
New
York, sble agents for the United
the W. R, Hinshaw's.
B. I. Carey was a business visitor In States.
Remember the name— Doan’s—and
Newberg last week.
Mrs. Travis left here on Monday for take no other.
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To close out our winter stock of Coats and Dressr s
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affording you the opportunity
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Coats worth fromflO.OO to
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Coats worth from $20 to
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Rain Coats at less than one-half
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Beautiful one-piece Dresses
fo r ...........$5.00. $6.00 and $8.00
DALLAS
V ariety Sto re
Mrs. Chas. Gregory