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About Falls City news. (Falls City, Or.) 190?-19?? | View Entire Issue (Jan. 30, 1915)
THE FALLS OTTT NEWS. JAN., «0, 1015 3 ........... *--------------------- - Union Hopkins has the mumps. NEWS FROM OVER THE STATE Burt Dennis is in the city this —- «r weak, Dayton ia to have a 150,000 Mr. Ole File's children are im mausoleum. proving. N o th in g p leas es th e h o u s e w ife h o tte r Coos Bay milla and factories There are several esses of mumps th a n n ic e d is h e s to s e t o ff h e r d in n in g are all starting up, in town. ta b le . W e a re m a k in g S p e o ia l P ric e s J. J. Krebi of Independence was St. Johns improvements total on o u r lin e of C h in a and P o ro e la in W a re . led $140,000 for 1914. in Falls City Friday. Mrs. Alvin Rains visited in I)al- Salem Woolen Mills reopeu ae Saturday and Sunday. employing 125 hands. Fred J. Holman and wife of Gardner:—First National Bank Dallas spent Sunday in this city. will erect a building. Mrs. W.T. Grier visited herhus- A water grade highway up baud at Salem Thursday and Fri Hood River is being planned. day. Mr. Hem* 6 « tk ir— | ( C O M t TO F A L L S CI TY. O R C O O N I Pendleton put down 35 blocks Thirteen are out of the acventh and Buy O n M N LanA I of Warrenite pavement in 1914. grade thia week on accouut of sick Portland:—A 135,000 warehouse ness. R. E. W illiams , M. L. T hompson , W. F. N ichols , R. G. W hite , contract let on Sullivan’s Gulch. President Vice-President Cashier Assistant Cashier John Test, Jr. is the proud hi Calcniar—3an., 1915 ther af a 12-pound boy. It wax Arlington:—Creamery here is IM. Nsa. Tat*. Vri. Tkart. M. Sal. born on January 15. being put in shape for operation. 1 2 Grandma Courier is able to walk Eugene city counil is holding F alls C ity , P olk C ounty . O regon 8 6 7 4 s 9 around a little. Her many friends Economy Conferences'’ to reduce 3 IS 16 will be pleased to hear this. Does a General Banking Business. Interest Paid on Time 10 13 14 II 12 taxes. Deposits. Exchange sold on all points in the United States. 18 17 19 20 21 22 23 The Ladiee Aid of the Christian Salem public library received Notary Public officially connected with the Bank. 26 27 28 24 23 29 30 Church are having some work done 15058. for 1914 and spent $713.20 on their parlors in the church. 31 for books. Mrs. Allen came from Portland The First National Bank of to visit her husband. She return Springfield has bought a site and ed Monday. will build. Feels Good to Y o u r Feet Mra. Nellie Sears who is staying North Bend:—Bids have been with her mother, Mrs. Win. Ford, asked on the new $100,000 Simp went to Eugene and other points son hotel. on a visit. Ontario:—Project is started to Cbas. Hartung returned Monday BRING YOUR JOB PRINTING reclaim 10,000 acres of land on from Portland where he has been THE NEWS OFFICE Succer Creek, spendiug a few weeks. Charlie •ays he had the time of hia life. Bills introduced in the legisla The Simpson Logging Company ture are about half the number and the Spaulding Logging Com I of two year3 ago. Insures warm feet at night pany have been enjoined from We Are Prepared To Do It Portland:—The new Pacific no need lying awake waiting floating log« down the Big Luckia iron Works plant will be 400 And Know How for your feet to get warm if feet long one way. a nice hot water bottle is at mute. Our Efforts Will be to Please It is reported that the Fall City the foot of the bed. Ontario—-.French government In Quality and Price. : : : Lumber Company’s store will re has leased the fairgrounds to open the eighth of Februaay The Ou r Hot Water Bottles handle large horse shipments. store has been closed since about Are made of the best rubber the middle o( October. Brownsville cannery put up 31 every one warranted. tons of beans and several tons of pumpkins. Cash sales 126,577. LOST HIS PORK-CHOPS Portland:—City Dock Commis All Styles, Sizes and Prices. Last Sunday night Wm. Finley sion asks a bond issue of $800,000 • I retired to rest at peace with man to erect a municipal grain eleva kind, and with visions of juicy tor. Bandon:—The Perry Veneer Save Money pork-chops for breakfast. But tu- plant has begun operations and By having your shoes repaired with Salem Fruit Union at Salem ex waa doomed to a bitter disapoint- pects to double its business and business men are trying to start Pacific sole leather. I t’s the best. meut. During the night some handle $500,000 of products in up the Woolen mili. D. M. BURT8, Prop. heartless wretch invaded the sane-1 1915, Shop next door to McPherren The output of gold and silver, tity of the store room and swiped Portland firm has order for copper and lead in Oregon for gallery. about sixteen pounds of said pork- ohopa, a cake and a lot of canned 10,000,000 feet of lumber to be 1914 fell of $200,000 in spite of A. J. Vick of Salem was in town Tbo boot show at the (i«m tonight fruit. The door of the store roem shipped to England in March and spending $50,000 on a bureau of Sunday visiting his parents Mr. mines. For gale:—Qood youug milk usually was locked, but had been April. and Mrs. C* F. Vick. Upon signing up 5000 acres of forgotten and William refuses to be Judgd J. N. Cambell warned cows, just Frseh. Frank Hoy don. John Martin of Airle was in the citizens of West Linn against suitable soil in the Rogue River town last Saturday looking after For P. & O. plows for stubble consoled. _________ __ building any 'but hard surfaced Valley, C. W, Nipley will estab his property near town. and sod, call at N. A. Luide’s lish a beet sugar factory at streets. blacksmith shop BIRTHDAY DANCE Medford. Fresh Bread,Cakes,Cookies, Pies, Auto car service between A birthday dance was given at Betweeen semesters O. A. C. Oakdale Items. and other bakery good*, every day the home of Frank DeWitk on Eugene and Springfield may com Glee Club members were given at the Falla,City Bakery. pel reduction in P. E. & E. train Saturday night, January 16th in a trip by the railroad company in Mrs. Drummiiler and ton Earl service. For Rent:—10 acre tract near houor of the DeWitt twins. payment for concerts given for have been visiting Frank Murphy town, house and barn, 8 aoree in There is a general demand that the company. About sixty-five friends gather and mother the past two weeks. cultivation. Apply at thia office. to do houor to the occasion. Many one half the fish and game Fifty-three per cent of Oregon For Sale:—Laying hens, Rhode nice presents were bestowed among licenses go to the county where farmers employ laborers, paying School wasdismissed Wednesday Island Red*. F. E. Wells, Phone which was ii beautiful water set to collected. $11,162.00 a year wages. A law January, 20th on account of so B lu e s t • (30.6) each of the twins, given by the Baker—:Wil not erect a light is proposed to bring them under many in the school attending the fair ii^Jallas. City,Marshal Lewis has restored friends assembled, and was highly plant but has contracted with [ the State Labor Bureau. appreciated. Supper was served the fopiitalji at the corner of Eastern Oregon Light and Power Mr. Binley and family have ar Bridge-wid South Msiu, and he at midnight with “ sauer kraut as Company. rived at their new home in Idaho THE ANTI>L0BBV B ILL that is athirst may driuk of the desert,” to which Roy McMurphy and anuther family has moved on One mile of new railroad con did full honors. water freely. / This meausure has passed the the place they just vacated. Games and excellent music, and struction in the state is worth house and will probably become a G. Bower« has sold his picture A number of pupils have been the hours passed too quickly. The more to the people than forty new law. machine to a Portland mar. aud absent from school of late on ac Falls City has only one picture gue«ts departed wishing the twins laws by the legislature. It is aimed at professional paid count of sickness. Merle Tillison returns. show. Mr. 8owers will remove the . many happy Ex-Govornor West opposes any lobbists who pose as disinterested has been very sick with pneumoia ------- — ---------- ------- ■cats and staging and restore the change in the Workingmen’s citizens. but at last report was better. Christaln Church building to it« original condition Compensation law or the State It is also aimed at State officials, Mr. Warren Wright and wife with a view of a stock of general Service on next Lord's Day at Fish and Game Commission. deputies and members of boards have returned to their borne in St. merchandise being put in. 11 a. m , and 7:30 p. m. and commissions.' Baker:—New Elisabeth hos Johns after a weeks stay with their At the special meeting of the When legislature meets these Bible School at 10 A. M. pital will be opened next month. parents, Mrs. Wright accompanied council at Toiler’s Hall Monday on salary and many drawing mil- Junior Endeavor at 3 P. M. St. Helens:—New vegetable and them while Frank stayed at home night a committee was appointed Christian Endeavor at 6:30 P. M. fruit cannery is about completed. leage and expenses, come to Salem to be chief cook. to meet a committee from the to lobby for more money. Theme—Morning Service: Charlie Olcott entertained a couucil to prepare and submit to Officials travel over the state The more laws?and commisions "Self-Denial” or “The Way of the politicians create for the and fill the newpaper with the number of friends Saturday even the council proposed amendments to the charter. The committee the Cross Leads Home.” “ benefit fo the people” , the larg wonderfull achievements, all to ing to celebrate bis birthday. Theme—Evening Service: Twenty-two in all, being present- met Wednesday night and will er grows the army of office hold increase taxes. submit their report with recommen "Weighed and Found Wanting” : ers and the higher taxes climb to These abuses are all struck at The time was passed quickly and A cordial invitation to everyone. support them, and the“ benefited by the Anti—Lobby bill which pleasantly. A delicious lunch was dations to the council at its next regular meeting. Tuesday Febru Strangers made welcome. peopel” pay the bill and continue will help hold down the volumn of served that was enjoyed by all, especially the clam soup. ary 2. to wait for the “ benefits” . B. L. H i c k s , Pastor. freek and graft laws. C H IN A WARE See Our Window Display J. C. TALBO TT &, CO Bank of Falls City A HOT WATER BOTTLE JO B P R I N T I N G You Do Not Need to Send Away T H E FALLS C ITY N E W S M. L THOMPSON. Hews of fa lle (Tits