Falls City news. (Falls City, Or.) 190?-19??, March 15, 1915, Page 3, Image 3

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    THE FALLS CITY NEW8. M AY 16, 1016
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F A L L * CITY, O R E G O N '
Notice to News Subscribers
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FISHING SEASON OPEN
'Ilm best sliow ut the Urto tonight
A b l u « * p t n o l l o r o i i mark on this
n o l l e * m o an s th at your s u b s c r ip ­
tion to Tha N a a s h a s a a p l r a d and
naads f inin g
Do It n o w
Itti. Mon. Taci. Wctf. Tkun. fri.
Chrlstain Church
Service mi next Lord's Day at
II a. hi , and 7 30 p. m.
Bible School at 10 A. M.
G. • >. Clement huh ii Salem vis- Morning: ,
itoi Tuesday.
Theme;—"Mothers ” ,
Horn Monday lo M.. un.I Mr*.
Theme— Morning service.
Henry Horn, u hoy.
A true tint of Discipleehip.
luy Orchard Land
(Iniettar—map 1015
ilieweof .lFallöCit\>
F. H.dcher of Portland was in
Fulls City this week.
Win. Abbott returned Tuesday
from a trip lo Scio.
We carry a complete line of
Junior Endeavor at 3 p. M.
Christian Endeuvoi sf 7 P. M.
Evening:
Theme—“ Why I am u Christian.'
Mrs. Hutler visited the hospital
at Pu I Ins Wednesday.
Evening services 8 P. M.
A cordial invitation to everyone.
Mrs. Hoy Russell lias been on Ktrangeis made welcome.
Sai. lilt sick list this week.
B L H i c k s , Pastor.
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Orville Munson who has been
8 very sick is improving.
N. Selig will attend the Klk's
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lodge at Salem tonight.
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The Hurt baby who lias been
29 quite ill is improving slowly.
Edison
Phonographs
Si* lots oil Bridge street, $120
if sold soon. K. K. Hubbard.
FISHING T A C K L E
Fishing and Hunting license For Sale.
We Oise “SC R IP ''
"A mile of Trevol for a dollar in Trade
Cash
J. C. T A L B O T T &, CO.
Free Methodist Church
Kunduy School 10:00 A. M.
Preaching 11 :00 A. M.
Class meeting 1;00 P. M.
Evening service 7:30.
R. E. W illiam s , M. L. T hompson , W. F. N ichols ,
R. G. W hite ,
President
Vice-President
Cashier Assistant Cashier
II. A. W alter , I’a-ttor.
NOTICE
Mr. and Mrs. Hoy James ol Ital­
All dog lax must be puid im­
ia« visited the Ralph Hall family
Sunday.
mediately.
P at M uhiuiy ,
City Msrsbal.
Mrs. J. H. Flower of Sah-m was
visiting l.erino ther and sister here
this week.
Bank o f Falls City
F alls C it y , P olk C ounty . O hkoon
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.
NOTICE
Mrs. J. K. Beezley and children
Dr. W. L. Holloway will le at
of Salem is visiting in Falls City the Fulls City Hotel all day Mon­
this week.
day, Wednesday and Friday of
each week.
The I.adits Aid of tli» Christian
church enjoyed all duy’s gathering
NOTICE!!!
Thursday,
$32.00 Up
The 8beppard Slater« after being
tilann Lewis pony was rallied absent for severul Saturday's sing-
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off and loin Lee was the lucky mg at the Gem, will begin again
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man to win it.
tonight. Those who attend the
Mr. and Mrs. PUnkinirton
PUiikington of *howr regulai will be glad to hear
Sold on small monthly pay­
Bridgeport visited N. Selig ami them. The songs they .will sing
LOST— Mully Jersey cow, med­
ments.
tonight are “ I ’d love to live in
HIGH SCHOOL NOTES
family Sunday.
ium dark oolor. had bell on when
dreamland with a girl like you,
she left. Not giving milk. Will
Mrs. Dessie Moore and Miss
Three more weeks o f school
New records always in Nettu Martin left Monday for u and Kentucky days
pay for trouble. H. W. Harrison. and th e u f!? )
I’l.one 311.
visit at Newbern.
stock.
St
New Mail Service
The Senior class is preparing
Mrs. A. M. Varsall who was re­
to pifcty the “ Seniors” before
Through the efforts of our Post­
Women of Woodcraft
cently hurt while in Portland is master, Ira Mehrling, the railroad
All our Oregon campaigns are on school is closed.
improving nicely.
company have put a mail pouch on for arousing new interest in our
The I ill Dee Society will give
W. P. Lewis started for LoTell, the tiaiu that arrives here at 11:55 Order, and securing new members
Wash., last Monday and will re­ A. M This train brings mail from 1 to the Order; of coursa Falls Citv a Bask et and Ice Cream Social at
Portland and intermediate stations has not beep left out of the reckon­ the so.hool house Tuesday night.
turn in about a week.
by way of Dulius. and ndds consid­ ing. Nkrs. Wade, the District Or­ May 18. A free program will be
Miss Lois Reece who has been erably to the efficiency of uu<, mail
ganizer, has been in the city fori tfivfjn after which a social time
very sick for the past two weeks is service.
the past week, visiting all of the w ill Be held. Ladies o f the town
some better at present.
local members, and interestirn: 1
Miss Selma Millet won one of
others. A special meeting of Falls1 un? invited to bring baskets.
R.
B.
Ensign
Passes
(lie three prizes at the mask skat­
City circle was held at the home of E veryb ody invited.
R. R. Ensign died at his home Neighbor Singleton on Wo4u««frvy
ing in Dallas last week.
A large delegation went to
at Salt Lake City, Utah Sunday afternoon of this w&ek. am) plnn\,1
Airlie Friday, May 7, to the ball
Fresh Bread,Cakes,Cookies, i tea, May Uth at the ripe age of 82.
were forip^lgiot* whereby it is rjXJ
and other bakery goods, every day
Mr. Ensign was the fattier of peeled! that good results will b,*. ac. game
at the Falls City Bakery.
Mrs. A. F. t\niter of Still,prlin, com pi ¡shed.
Graduating evercises will be
W. J. Reese got hit: loot badly but late of near Monwonth. Until
held
on the evening o f June 4th
No fraternal order h^,g * better
bruised Wednesday by coining ip about tuiee yitars ago Mr. Ensign record. In none ce,^ better pvo-
A Teachers' Institute was held
made Fulls City a summer resort, tection of home
ointact with a lour by si*.
*iu ie child.ren in the High School rooms last
jejt | coining here tor nine consecutive be seeure<lv
a p
M. F. Nichols and family
Saturday.
A large'num ber o f
seasons. For the last three yea-s
Sunday for central Oregon where
his health was so as to proven* '
teachers
from
all over the county
they will take a homestead.
making the trip. D-
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were
present.
The speakers o f
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nad many
BLACK ROCK ITEMS,
Mrs. Frank Horn returned from
the day were P ro f. J. B. Horner
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w
ho
will
be
grieved
to
the Dallas hospital Sunday wher-
Know ol his death.
o f Corvallis; Dr. Sheldon o f Eu­
May 13.
she had undergone an o ^ ^ tio n
gene
and Assis tant State Super­
Mt. Hood Ice Cream, chocolate, straw
Mrs. George Broughton of T illa ­
Dr. Holloway inform,
that he
Parent-Teachers
Association
intendent,
F. K . Walls o f Salem.
tv i iy und Lemon I lavorn at I ’Ili«’. has SO Many patients that it neces­
mook came to join her husband at
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-L k H L V » 1- ...— i_Jr.
The Parent-Teachers Association this place.
The
attendance
o f the school is
sitates • •••"
his • staying
day
attend
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m i u
a v to
lu H
i.if t n i ; .
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holding
up
well
in
spite o f the
thiui.
POULTRY BREEDER
Ray Baker who has been at the
j sciiool tiouse Tuesday night, the
good
weather.
C. J. Pugh has his Loganberry house was well tilled at an early hospital at Dallas returned home
S C. Brown Ughorna, Barrod Rooke,
He who has a hammer let him
juice manufacturing plant com- i hour showing the interest tlie yesterday. His friends were glad
Mottled Ancona*.
knock
perhaps he may open up
pleted. except the installing of the people are taking in their school
to see him return.
English Penciled Indian Runner and machinery. ,
something
good.
The
first
on
the
program
was
a
Puro White Indian Runner Oucke.
The Parent-Teachers club will
piano solo by Miss Helen T riat o f ; meet Saturday night. An inter­
Teacher—
W h at is an optimist?
Miss
H-uiuudut
has
moved
her
Egga. Day-old Chicks and Ducklings
music studio from the Estey apart­ the Pith grade and was rendered in esting program will be rendered.
Willie— An optimist is a pessi­
W M LEE. tall* City. Oregon.
ments to the building formerlv oc­ a very pleasing manner being Everybody invited.
mist who see the bright side o f
cupied by the shoe shop on the foot wurmly applauded by the audi­
O.
E.
Martin
and
wife
went
to
things
in spi'ce o f himself.
ence.
bridge.
Independence Monday to visit
Our
slogan
for 1915-16 is “ One
A reading by Mrs. R. Paul, “ The their daughter, returning Thure-
Miss Ella Mehrling was taken to
hundred
pnpils
in the
High
Indian's
Revenge.”
the hospital ^t Dallas Monday and
! day,
School.”
L e t every body get
Prof. J. B. Horner, of the Oregon
was operated on Tuesday for ap­
MARKET REPORT
busy and b*jost and the rest will
pendicitis. She is getting along Agricultural College of Corvallis
guve a lecture. He stinted out on PORTLAND UNION STOCK YARDS CO. he easy.
nicely.
the things necessary for good pub­
Mr. Olle Elle, professor
in
The Falls City baseball team lic schools and the ad vantages ttiat
The receipts for the week have
went to Indcpendeiica Sunday and can he attained through the co­ been Cattle-907 Calves-24 Hogs- manual training has finished his
played the Independence team, operation of parents and teachers. 2085 Sheep-4242.
work for this year and has taken
winnni,ng the game by a score of 7 He spoke highly of the manage­
CATTLE
up other lines o f work. Mr. Elle
to 3. They will play tomorrow at ment of our school, diligence of the
Cattle receipts light. Market has made, by his .constant en­
Salem.
teachers and the progress the stu- strong, quality excellent. This
deavor.
needed changes
Before you buy a “ Dollar** dents are making.
weeks market can be well char­
and
improvements
around the
After the address to the school acterized in these short sen­
Worth” of material, let me show
Try Our Ice Creams
building,
and
has
made the
he
gave
steroptican
views
and
a
tences.
The
market
has
not
at
you my new National Spring mid
HARRINGTON
lecture
of
his
travels
in
Egypt.
course
a
permauent
one
in the
any
time
this
season
been
in
bet­
Summer line of Silk Dress Goods,
The first was of the missionary ter shape. Demand and outlook school.
i Silk and Cotton Fabrics, Dress work done there; some of the miss­
D r . W . L . H c t llp w a y
excellent.
Supt. H. C. Seymour gave an
Linens, Embroidered Voiles, Org­ ionaries he met were from this
o h m o p k a c t ic
HOQS
j
interesting
talk to the Teachers'
State. Hu gave an interesting ac-
andies and Rice Cloths
OF DALLAS, ORE.
Top hogs at 8.15 makes another Training Class one day last week,
Kalls
City
Millinery
Co.
count
of
the
people,
their
mode
of
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high market spot in the United
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living and the reformation wrought
on the subject of. “ Tha Little
States. Receipts are short and
W ILL HE AT FALLS CITY HOTEL
Surprise Party Given
through the work of missions.
Things required to become a
demand unexcelled.
ALL DAY
A surprise party was given Mrs. I / l i e succeeding views were «hose
Good Teacher.”
SHEEP
MONDAY. WEDNESDAY AND
I,. M. Robinson Wednesday after-
l,1f 1 yraunds and Sphinx of
Almost forty high school pupils
While spring lamps are taking
noon. The party was chaperoned I ^
1 h« drscription he ga e
FRIDAY BAOH WEEK
their usual course in point o f attended the play, “ Blundering
by Mrs. C. M. Munson. Light re- °*
world-famed works of the
All chronic and acute diseases freshmen is were served. Those Ancients was intensely interesting prices, the market is considered Billey,” given by the Airlie high
treated. I f you are afflicted with present were: Mrs. Munson, Mrs. »"•» w> ' / d mttrh to the tore- as good as any. The strong school at that place, Friday night
prices at North Portland should
May. 7.
(Q)
any ailment call and we will talk Ole Kile. Mrs. Conrad Kile, Mrs R. ‘ ".use of knowledge of the grown- appeal to Western shippers.
Paul,
and
Mrs.
C.
W.
Davis.
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UP8
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8
wel1
08
the
,tu<knl’
it over.
IC E
FOR
SALE
R. A. T IT U S ,
THOMPSON,
Drug Store.
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