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About Falls City news. (Falls City, Or.) 190?-19?? | View Entire Issue (Sept. 26, 1914)
THE FALLS CITY NEWS. Hews of Jails (Tit? SA LEM , F A L Ü CITY ¿ W ES T ER N Il 1 IM Mrs. Eleanor Brown was u Dal las visitor Ibis week. Mrs J. E. Beezley o f Salem vis ited her parent.«, Mr. mid Mrs. Eugene Weikel. 'I he best allow ut tht< Gem tonight l ’iuwnifi'r Train Schedule Dec. 1,1018 - Effective T~* — • «■•IMHIhb HEI'T. 20, 1014 MS am. am. pm. pm. Salem . . . 6.3b 0.46 1.10 3.26 Dallas. . . R.45 11.00 2.50 5.00 Falls City. H.6U 11.36 3.26 6.35 11 66 Bl’kRock Ml IM IM > 1 * BABTROI'NI» Hill. pm. pm. pm. 1.05 Ifl’k Rock Falls City. 9.30 1.25 3.45 5.40 Dallas . . 10.15 2.00 4.26 6.40 Salem . . . 11.25 3 I ' 5.30 7.46 A. Eilck motored to Thursday morning. A party was given Little Miss Mias Rear I Titus attended the Cecil 'Cook in honor of her 9th County Fair Saturday. birthday. C. C. I’owell wild family have Mrs. Dowell of Woodland, Wash , moved to Oakville, Cal. L. B. KimeN of Hocialiat Valley came laal week to visit her sister, Mrs. Paul. was itt the city Saturday. Mr. and Mis, A, M. Varsall of * Suit Talbott of eastern Oregon Dallas were visiting friends in 1. U. Himii.rrus, A u in t was visiting here Sunday. Falls City Sunday. E. J. Kngdahl of Salem made a Helen Hopkins spent sevtral business trip tiers last week. days in Dallas visiting friends and M r H o m e ■••kar- Born to Mr. and Mrs. Hubert ( rA ( L TO L S C IT Y . O R IO O N COM attending the Fair. Banuett, September 20, a boy. an4 I B u y O r c h a r d L a n d Miss Cecil Dodd loaves to take Miss Vola Selig and her brother charge of tier school at I^ewisville Morris went to Dallas Thursday, Friday. Miss Dodd is one of Polk C a l c a r — S e p t ., 1 0 1 4 Mrs. N. A. I,unde and son Halph county's best teachers. Sss. N ta . T a ti. Wt4. T k a n . Fri. Sal. spent a day at the Fair last week. Mrs. Hazel Courier and son J. B. McDowell and M. Young 5 4 3 1 2 Clive will leave for u visit to tier 10 II 12 are on a fishing trip at Pacific home at Halt Lake City to visit a 6 8 7 9 18 19 City. few mouths with her parents, Mr. 17 15 16 13 14 Chet Marcli of Corvuilis is visit and Mrs. It. B. Ensign. Mr. Cour- 20 21 24 25 26 22 23 ing Oeorge Marcli and family tins ter and Ensign will accompany 2 7 28 29 30 week. her as far as Portland. Mrs. K. A. Bich and sou Ken neth called on Dallas fiiends Sat DRESSMAKING urday. I am propared to do dressmak NOW IS TH E Born to Mr. and Mrs. \V. A. ing according to tlie latest styles. Francis at Black Bock, Sept. IS, Patterns cut and dresses fitted. a boy. Charges reasonable and satisfaction Mr. Codad will move to his farm guaranteed. Mrs. May Lane. Flat near Southfield us aoen as weather west of News office. Phone 86. permits. There is none better than A. L. McMurphy will leave Mon M. E . Church PATTONS SUN PR OO F PAINT day for a few weeks visit witli A. F, Regular Sunday School at 10 You can buy paint for less | Meyeis. o’clock anti Kpworth League at 7. ) 5 NEW PHOTO GALLERY TAYLOR A ABBOTT • Big Tent Near Electric Light Office. PORTRAITS, VIEWS, POST CARDS, ETC. Give Us a Trial. SATISFACTION GU AR AN TEED . Mr. Taylor, representing the I try?, spoke nt the Free Methodist church Hunday night. Tiie other churches gave way and all turned out to hear him. A collection for ¿ampaigu expenses was taken ai d arrangements made to have every one, entitled to vote, register. Ole Auriand lias returned from llitkreal where ho lias bjcu em ployed ms check boss at one oi the numerous hop yard«. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Hutton who recently moved here from Pyallup. Wash., became dissatisfied and moved back Thursday. estate security. I f you have money to loan, let me find a borrower for you. Phone 1621, Dallas, Oregon, tf. Walter L. Toozt, Jr. E M .Smith, republican nom inee for County Clerk was in Falls City M ond iy locking after and building up liis political fence for Abstracts of title promptly fur- the coming election. He is very L is lie d . Rates reasonable. Brown dc optimistic of being elected. Sibley, 610 Mill St., Dallas, Or. Money to loan on approved real R. E. W i l l i a m President s , M. L . T h o m p s o n . W .F. N i c h o l s , A.J.V ick , Vice-President Cashier A s s is t a n t Cashier Bank of Falls City F alls C ity , P olk C ounty . O regon CLOTHES C LE AN IN G AND PKESSING Does a General Banking Business. Interest Paid on Time Deposits. Exchange sold on all points in the United States. Notary Public officially connected with the Bank. FIFTY-THIRD ANNUAL OREGON STATE FAIR TIME TO PAINT money but does it pay. NO! It takes |ust as much labor to put on a cheap paint, and it will not look as well nor wear as long as Pattons. We also have a complete line of interior paint and varnish. Mayor Frank Hubbard was at- There will be no preaching ser ^ tending to business in Dallas vices at tiie cliurch on tiie 27th as j Monday. it is ConferencJ Sunday. On Oct. 4th tiie newly appanted pastor will Fred Pyle, Armour «fc C o s, rep have cliatge of the services and the resentative called on merchants hour vvill be changed for tiie even this week. ing s e r v i c e from 8 o’clock to 7:80. _C. C. Inghtfoot witli Washam M. A. M arct , Pastor. Co, made a business call here Wednesday. W. C. T . U. Notes Georg*» Cable of Winston & Co., Tuesday Sept. 22 the Worn j u s Hubber Goods called on customers Cnrietian Temperance I’ nion of here last week. Falls City held their regular At Geoige Isoftus got a finger in monthly meeting at the M. E. jured September 14 by being Church. Tiie meeting being an all day session. Dinner was served to struck by a peevy. O. L. Frink is making some im about 60 person“. Thirty-three provements on his property on members of the Dallas I ’ nion, witii their president, Mrs. Griffin East Fairoaks Ave. and the County Ptesident Mrs. Fresh Bread, Cakes,Cookies,Pies, and other bakery goods, every day Jennie Hiefurth were present. A CIVIL EN G IN EER short program was rendered, after at the Falls City Bakery. Land Surveying N. A. Lunde and F. L. Martin which the Dallas ladies took a trip enjoyed a fishing trip down the to see the falls for which Falls Boom 10 Nat. Uauk Building City was named. A very pleasant Pbom* 453 * Dali»?- Luckiamute last Sunday. day was spent, it being an ideal W. F. Nichols left f.^r Portland day for the occasion. We hope Thursday to he gone several days Notice for Publication the ladies will coine again. in the Great Bend country. (Publisher) M. C. H. Mr. Gilbert of Des Moines, Iowa Pres3 Reporter. Dtpartmcm of Iht one of the head officials cf the (KerUl 088118) Yoemen was in town Tuesday. School Opened Monday 0. 8. Land Oilier at Portland. O r««on Thompson s Drugstore. S. B. Taylor « July SB. 11)1« NOTICE 1» hereby g iv e n tlial Michael L Robert, a hoae po»«-t»ffice » 'I d r . . . 1» 210 Airier Hr. Portland. Oregon, did on the 13th day nl A ugu.t. ISIS, hie lit thl» office Sworn statement and Application, No. to pureha.e the H\V 1 « of MW 1 «. Saetion «. Town.tilp 8 South, Range 7 W'e»t. W llll.m ette Meridian, and the timber thereon, under the provisions of the act o f June S. lies, and act» amendatory, known aa lira "Tlnrlrer and Mimic la w ,” al »uch value aa might be tlxe«l by appraiacinent. and that, pur.riant to auch application, the laud and limber thereoa have been appialaed, the timber eatlmated 2S0.0U0 taiard feet at to cent! per M. anil the laud I'JD: that »aid applicant w ill offer final proof In support of hi» appllca lion and »worn alatement on the IMh day of October. HIM, before the lleglater and Receiver. V. 8. lan d Office, at Portland, Oregon. Any person la al liberty to protest this pur chase before entry, or Initiate a contest at any limn before patent laaues. by tiling a corrobor ated affidavit In thla office, alleging fActa which would defeat the entry. If. F. lllUBY. Register. ■ U te o f Ohio, d tp o f Toledo. I M I.ucaa County, I Frank J. Cheney makca oath that ha ta «enlor pnrtner of tha firm o f F. J. Cheney f t Co., doing bualnesa In the City of To ledo, County and State aforeaald. and that aald firm will pay the aum o f ONK H U N D R E D D O LLAR S for each and ev- ary raao o f Catarrh that cannot bo cured by tha usa o f H A L L 'S C A T A R R H CURE. F R A N K J. C H EN E T. Sworn to before me and aubaertbed In m y presence, thla 8th day of December. a . d . im (Seal) A. W . OLEASON. N otary Public. H a ifa Catarrh Cura la taken Internally and acta directly upon tha blood and mu- cotia aurfacaa of tha ayatem. Send for taatlmonlala. fra«. F. J. C H E N E T A CO.. Totado. O. Sold by all DruggleU. 75c. Taka BaU'a Family Pula f A. F. Courier was in Falls City Friday i t last week and took his pareuts, Mr. and Mrs. D. F. Cour- ter to the farm to look after it aud feed his hogs during his absence. Mrs. John Hughe’s mother who has been visiting here for a couple of weeks returned Friday to her home at Eugene. Salem, Sept. 28, Oct. 3, 1914.— »20.000.00 offered in Premiums for Agricultural, Livestock, Poultry Textile and other exhibits. Horse races, Shooting Tournament, Band Concerts, Boys’ Camd, Moving Pictures, Children’s Play ground, Bee Demonstrations, Animal Circus and other free attractions. Mr. Green and family went to Dallas Monday and visited the fair. Rev. B L. Hicks left Monday for Madras, Oregon fora two weeks vacation. % W. B. Stevens is taking advan tage of this tine weather and push ing the rocking of the streets. FRANK MEREDITH, SECRETARY, S a le m , Oregon. The young people’s class of the Christian church met at the home of their teacher, Mrs. C. L. Hop kins. A very enjoyable time was passed. Notwithstanding tiie r a i n y weather the Polk County Fair made a credible showing. The pioneer exhibits were particularly interesting and the fruit was simp ly fine. The exhibits of the school children was a special feature. W. J. Bird, who left here in July for southern Oregon in search of a location. wriU‘8 from Myrtle Point Mating that he is well pleased with that part of the country. Before leaving here he made airange- uieuts to have the News sent to hint as soon as ho located. The Falls City schools opened Web Campbell of Campbell rep resenting Frank Signor Co , was a Monday with a total enrollment of 1351. There is 54 in the high school business caller here this week i department. The school has open D. J. McKenzie, with Heischman ed under most favorable and Mayer Dry Goodt Co., of Portland pleasant circumstances; the pupils transacted business here Thursday. and teachers, alike are enthusias For Sale— Five Thoroughbred tic and a good year’s work is as Buff Leghorn roosters, four months sured. It will take a few days to Business Meeting W. C. T . U. old, 13 50 apiece. Call at this get everything in working order, There will be a very important office. but all the little details will soon business meeting of the W . C. T. Charles Hartung, J. C. Talbott be adjusted and the real business U., Tuesday evening in the base- and G. O. Clement motored to o f getting an education will begin meul of the Christian church. Portland in Hartung’? car Wed in earnest. The bright happy faces o f the children as they troop nesday. Bills Allowed Sept. 8,1914 off to school attest better than W B Stevens, street contract • »321.21 Sandy B. Taylor, democratic - »1.00 anything else o f the interest they \Y p. Lewis, salary and work nominee for County Surveyor was '• salary water superintendent 30.00 take in school. II. G. St raver, salary and expenses «.60 in from Dallas Monday looking W P. Lewis, witness lees In Curtis case ».00 over the campaign field that leads A. Krebs work on streets 8 . 0 ) C. J. Bradley, labor . . . . 8.00 to the pie-counter. OaKdale Items. Work on the Talbott building is Mrs. Graham who has been very progressing rapidly. The founda sick is much better. tion has been laid and the erection Miss Katie. Barnhart is attend of the walls are being pushed as ing school in Falls City. rapidly as possible. Hoppickers have returned from Mr. Frederick of the Hazeltine the hop-yards and are ready to Co., of Portland and N. A. Lunde begin their fall work. expect to take an extended trip Miss Editli Barnhart stays with through southern Oregon about Mrs. Graham and keeps house the first of next month. while Miss Graham teaches school, A. J. Vick, assistant cashier of Mr. and Mrs. Boyd of California the Bank of Falls City will resign are making their home at present about the first of October to enter with Mrs. Boyd's uncle, Mr. Mof as a partner the firm of Vick Bros. fett. Motor Co., at Salem. While Falls Mr. Ferguson is helping W. L. City regrets very much at losing Barnhart build an addition to his Mr. Vick we feel like our I jbs is barn. Salem’s gain. B. J. White, a pro Mr. Rake made a trip to Cooper duct of the Fails City schools will hollow last week where he has a enter upon the duties made vacaut place in view for the coming year. by Mr. Vick. You are invited. Free Camp Grounds Send fo r Premium List and Entry Blanks. Reduced rates on all Railroads. For particulars address Loyd Miller, labor . . . . 8.00 A Kdtek, livery hire . . . . 2 00 J. J. Sammons, engineer work 68.25 8.00 Verl Courier, assisting engineer George Brown, assisting engineer 8.00 «3 40 Falls City News, advertising and rent 9 80 Conrad Kite, labor 200 George Brown, labor Cbailet Hartunn time checks 83.80 Falls City Electric Light A Power Co., llghtt lor city * 5.70 C. W Matthews, time checks • «00 time checks ■ 5 25 R A Titus, dray 9.25 F. K. Hubbard, one acre tor garbage dump 50.00 Arthur Hlnshaw, labor • .50 D. L. Wood, Jr wltnes tees In Curtls- Lewlscase - 5.00 F. Droege. witness lees in Curtis Lewis case . . . . 500 F K. Hubbard, witness tees In Curtis- Lewis case - • • 5.00 R M. Wonderjy witness fees In Curtis Lewis ease 5.00 Jobn Grant, witness tees In Curtis Lewis case • 2.10 Cliff Pugh, witness tees in Curtlt-Lewts case • 3.80 It. C. Brown, witness fees in Curtis- I.ewis case - - 3 80 tv. L. Toore, Jr,, salary city attorney 25.CJ " Uvery • 2.50 lea In Curtis Lewis case 50.00 SELIG’S! SEUG’s! SELIG’S! You Can Buy Your Fall Requirements as Cheaply at Selig’s as Elsewhere. With an unsettled business condition and prices tend ing upwards we believe you will do well to make your pur chases early. Our stocks are now practically complete and the larger part were bought early last spring when prices were at lowest. W e never had a larger or more varied line o f Woolen Dress Goods—36-inch Serges and Crepes sold nearly everywhere at 00c a \ ard. We have marked to sell at 50c as long as present stock lasts. Large Stock Outing Flannel Even a heavier, better grade than you usually get, marked 10-cents a yard. Blankets Are High But with us the price is even lower than last year. Present stock will not last a great while. Get yours now at no raise. Overalls A heavy full cut bib overall that usually costs you $1. W e have marked and will sell until forced to raise for 90c. Flour There seems no question but we will see very high . prices on flour before another season. W e recently pur chased a car and offer for a short time Olmpic $1,60 per sack or $6.15 per barrel Bluestem $1.50 per sack or $5.75 per barrel White Rose $1.35 per sack or $5.20 per barrel Remember we absolutely guarantee our flour. our flour now in stock was made out o f the old wheat. Yours for business. SELIG. All
