THE FALLS CITY NEWS. MARCH 20, 1015 3 thrisialn Church Dies of Pneumonia l)r. W. li. Officer died o f pneu- Service on next Lord's Day at PiuuHtngcr Train Scheduli! monia Wednesday evening at II u. hi , and 7:80 p. m. Elf «cliva Dec. 1,1018 5:00 o ’clock at his office over the Ili blu School at 10 A. M. IM m 117 in »»«lH'MMl Thompson drug store. The doc- t N o t h i n g p l e a s e s the h o u s e w i f e better Mill. Hill. pm. pill. Junior Endeavor at 3 P M • Salem . . *. 6.86 9 16 1 I" 3.25 tor hurl been ill only a few days, t h a n n ice d i9 h e s to s e t off her d i n n i n g Christian Ende»ior at 6:30 P. M. ! Dallas . . . 8.46 11.00 2 50 6.00 and it was not known that he Fällst 'ity . 8.60 11.86 3.25 5.36 table. W e are m a k i n g S p e c i a l P r i c e 9 Them«— Morning Service: was serious. Tuesday he was BPkKock. 11.66 ‘•Elie Divinity of Christ.” on o ur line of C h i n a and P o r c e l a i n W a r e . 1)4 IM delirious and came down from his 114 IV. K 411 MOUND Mill. pm. pin. pill. Thom»— Evening Service: office and waM going to make his 1.05 Rl'k Kork “ The linmortulity of the Soul. regular trip to Dallas, where he halls City. 9.30 1.25 3.45 5.40 0.40 Dallas. . . 10.15 2.00 4.2ft A cordial invitation toeveryhne. mm has an office there, hut friends Salem . . . 11.26 3.16 6.30 7.46 persuaded him to go hack and go Strange!« made welcome. J. O HlHUinoK. AMKKt to bed. He continued to grow B. L. 1 ilots, Pastor. —~A. ■■ . worse. His sister, Mrs. Charles Hutton of Puyallup, Wash., was M. E. Church notified by telegraph, hut through Morning worship, subject. “ His­ some error did not get the mes­ toric Israel." sage until after the doctor was Evening worship, theme: “ Is it dead. R E.Wu.uAMd, M. L. T hompson , W. F. N ichols , R .G .W hite , possible lor a thinking man today Dr. Officer was 48 years of age President Vice-President Cashier Assistant Cashier to be religious." and was born in Gentry county, You are cordially invited to at­ Mo., Dec 18, 18(17, and grew to tend. manhood there. He attended the Cuming:—One week of Special F alls C it y , P olk C ounty . O kkgon St. Louis Medical College where Services beginning on Easter. he took a six years course iri Does a General Banking Business, interest Paid on Time M. A. M ahcy , Pastor. medicine and surgery; graduat­ Deposits. * Exchange sold on all points in the United States. Insures warm feet at night ing at the age o f 26 years. Notary Public officially connected with the Bank. Free Methodist Church After his graduation he visited no need lying awake waiting Sunday School 10:00 A. M. for your feet to get warm if his parents for several weeks and I’ rc aebii.g 11:00 A M. u nice hot water bottle is at then went to Grass Valley, Cali­ Subject—“ The two sisters." fornia where he practiced his pro­ the foot o f the bed. Class meeting 1:00 P. M. fession for several years and SEE OUR Evening Service then removed to Eagle Point. Subject— ‘ Prophecy.” California. He next went to Are made of the best rubber H. A. W a l t k k , Pastor. Portland, Oregon where he prac­ every one warranted. ticed for two years as a Brain Specialist He came to Falls City LATEST ST Y LES AT LO W EST P R IC E S TREE BARGAINS1. in 1907 and has resided h^re ever We now have in our sheds a All Styles, Sizes and Prices. since. quantity of trees etc., in surplus, ALSO Dr. Officer was a highly ed­ first d a s; to clean up, we offer less I'— t v .1 j- . t ucated man and a successful and than half price. PRICES— apples skillful physician. At a state 5c; pears 8c; prunes 9c; plums 10c: medical examination he passed peach 7c; choice grafted Aalnuts the highest grade o f any prac- at bargain; like reductions on ticoner in Oregon. He was of a other stocks not listed herein; kind disposition and was always Prices will hold good as long as ready to help those who were in this surplus lasts; order now. need o f the necessaries o f life. Carlton Nursery Co., Carlton, Ore. KOH His many friends in Falls City H o m o M a d e C a n d ie s express their regards in rever- Ul the Best Brand Junior Bereans Class Meet ance to the deceased. Monday nignt the Junior Bu­ The deceased leaves a father SO F T DRT n K S O F ALL reaus held their monthly class and mother who reside at Slater, K IN D S . :■ I -'J meet in tiie basement o( the Chris­ Saline county, Mo., and five brothers and three sisters: John, tian church. There was a large P e a n u t and P o p co rn Franklin, Hurbert and Orville attendance. S t a n d in C o n n e c t i o n . After the reading of the minutes Officer who live in the vicinity of the following officers were nom­ Slater and Noah Officer who lives at Corfu, Wash. Mrs. Ellen inated and elected: President— Campbell and Mrs. Clara Ayres, Mr*. C. M. Harrid; V-President—- Mrs. Chas. Bradley; ' the office of ‘1 he bent show ut the Gefn tonight • both of Slater; and Mrs. Chas. secretary seemed a hard one to fill Hutton of Puyallup. Wash. FOR S*ALK— Indian R u n n e r The body was shipped Thurs­ as all who were nominated declin­ Duck h'g’gK Call 271. ‘20-27. day to Dallas where the funeral ed and it was left over until next Cicil Qtulerkirk and Clinton services will be held Sunday at meeting night; Treasuret-'-L. C. Southwell returned Sunday from a l.il.i* * 10:30 a .m ., in the undertaking Tyler; Class Editor- Mrs R. Paul; Dale R dl has beAu Hick with la parlors of R. L. Chapman. Rev. Supt. of Home Dept,— Mrs. Russell grippe. _ A list of Bible questions were B. L. Hicks o f the Christian Art R uhh and faiui ly->bh Marctda, church o f this city will officate. next to be asked and answered. Oregon art) here visiting with Mrs. The Social Committee’s program Burial will be made in the Odd Ross’ parents,‘ML And Mi a. G. W. was rendered as follows: Fellows cemetery. The Moose Gardner. Reading by Mrs* Paul. Mrs. Wilbur Lewis is sick with order will have charge o f the Reading by R. Wonderly. ceremony. la grippe. i ---------------------- --------------------- ^ SAU M, hAl.LS 111 Y 4 WtM'I.KN C H IN A W A R E S e e Our W in d o w Display. J. C. T A L B O T T &. CO . Feels Good to Your Feet A HOT WATER BOHLE Bank o f Falls City Our hot Water Bottles NEW S P R IN G M IL L IN E R Y M. L. THOMPSON. Law o m o Corsets and Knox K nit Hosiery H a rrin g to n ’s Dressmaking Falls City Millinery Co. SPRING 1915 Hews of Jails A complete line of men’s fur­ nishings Hats of the iatest styles and creations. COPELAND & RYDER shoes. Mr. and Mrs. 0 L Hnmfialt re­ turned Tiths'day fri in lola, Kansas alter an indefinite slay. Albert M Coxe of Butte, M on­ tana was fir this fcity Friday of last week. Mr. Coxe Is engaged in th6 topper milling business at Butte. He says that while trade conditions are somewhat improved they are nothing like normal. Visit Hit! store' of N. S‘‘ l'4 Sat- urduv March 2 ilh i and nceivs II in Trading Slumps Absolutely Free. N" purchase,rtquired.1 Mr*. Knima llim-lmiy returned Wednesday from Albany tvhero she went as a delegate to the Py­ thian Sisters convention held there. Mis. A E. Seymour was called to Washington Sunday by a mess­ age itHting the death of her lather W. M. Black is able to bo out again after a siege with the grippe. Mrs. Win. Finley and Mrs. H«t- liq Tice were iq Dallas. Thursday. R. L. Chapman, Pnneral Direc- ‘ tor at Dallas was hereVTiiursday. r,Jf ^B. F. Reezley returned to his brittle in Newport Mdfi^lay after spending the week with Ilia mother M u. Sarah Reezley. Burp to Mr^ and Mi 4 C. W. • JtrwtVn the first'll the wee|, a hoy. The$. F. C. dt TV. Uy , ¡4 putting inht'rnin order signal sititch nt the deji^t. 4 Chas. Hartung Carpet and rug weaving also hair switches made from combings. Phone 314. C. E. Gibson. j 3-20-27. For P. & O. plows for stubble and sod, cull at N. A. I.unde's hi icksmitli shop C. V. Avi rill, editor of the New­ port Signal was visiting bis mother, Mrs. S. E. Averill, and aunt Mrs. R. E. Chamberlain this week. Mr. Averill was once editor of the News about eight ytars ago, when it'was known as the “ Falls City Logger” . Mr. Averill finds many newcomers and changes in the city since then. ------ —-.« ----------- Road Work Begun Quite a number of teams Were put to work Monday grading the road to the Siletz, The work will be pushed as rapidly as possible in order to he ready for the sum­ mer travel. The rock crusher will begin operations as soou as possible after the contract is let for the crushing of the rock. Härtung* contest voter will bej counted haturday night March 20. Song by Mrs. Averill. Reading by Mrs. Harris. Song by Mrs. Paul, Averill and Kile. V Reading by C. J. Bradley, L. C. Frink and R. M. Wonderly. There la more. Catarrh In this section of Young Peoples’ Class The meeting then voted for ad­ the countrr than all other diseases put together, and untU the last few years The Young Peoples' Class of the journment, after which refu ali­ was supposed to ho Incurable. For a creai Methodist Sunday school held their many years doctors pronounced It a local ments were served. disease and prescribed local remedies, and regular monthly business and by constantly falline to cure with local treatment, pronounced It Incurable. Sel­ social meeting Wednesday even- in. a Inis' proven Catarrh to be a consti­ Mrs. N. E. Taylor returned Sat­ tutional dtses.se, and therefore requires n.g, March 17. The name select­ constitutional treatment. Hall’s Catarrh urday from a visit with her parents Cure, manufactured by F. J. Cheney & ed for the class was “ A nti-Can’t.” Co.. Toledo, O hio,, is .the only Constitu­ , 'i ' ' 1 tional cure On the market. It Is taken In­ at Oregon City. The constitution was read imp ternally In doses f i r n to drops to a tea­ Win. Junker of Corvallis was in adopted and the President appoint­ spoonful. It acts directly on the blood and mucous su rfaces'ef the system. They town Monday looking lor a loca­ ed committees. The meeting was, offer one hundred donare for any case It fails M cure. Send for circulars and tes­ tion. He is well pleased .Aitli the then turned ovei to the social da-, timonials. Add teas : F. J CHKNEV * CO.. Toledo, a country. , partineut and a "ood time was en­ Sold b y Drui Tiriate, T5c. Take BaU's: f smMy Pills for constipation. Bert Dennis family have moved joyed by all. to Salem. Chas. D. Ferguson, MC L. Hopkins werit to McMinn- Dorothy Bradley while playing Class Reporter. villo Saturday to look alter his l . 1» • m "! with the Deultgen boy fell and in­ I_—______ _ _____ peach crop. « f1' 1 ‘ » - * jured her arm. n. *-i.. i ’ . .. C. J. Pugh made a business trijl Alvain llaifis Kent to L* in Co-, Rev. Hicks wont to Dallas to Salem and Portland the first of Friday on Itusiness. Thursday to finish a series of meet the week. .... m A. H. Dodd took seine stock to 1 . . <»' - >• . ,i , ; ings being held there by E*. angel- FOR SALE— VictOT talkiug nia Bepton this week. , if ist Van Winkle. Rev. Van W in­ kle was called to Tillamook by the chine. $10 will buy a Victor talk­ Work commenced this week at ing machine with 10 records. Can illness of his sister. Spa*nMings camp 8r " Several men be seen at New's office. ... 4 . -I . Ifeft Tuesday for that, ptace. Fresh Bread,Cakes,Cookies, Pies, and other bakery goods, every day For Sale— Young Jersey Cow fresh Jdsb. Talbott was1 in Portland on at the Falls City Bakery. soon. Call at. Flemings Coni. husiiiesa the- first o f I he week. Clothier and Tailor.