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THE FAI.Lfl CITY NEWS. MAY 22, 1815
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Edison
$32.00 Up
Sold on small mon hly pay-
men s.
records always
stock.
in
THOMPSON,
Drug Store.
Get an Electric mixed milk drink at
Ellis’ , it tastes diffornt.
Buy Cigars and Tobbacco of
HARRINGTON
D r. W . L . H o llo w a y
C H IR O P R A C TIC
OE PALLAS, ORE.
Phone 822.
WILL BE AT FALLS CITY HOTEL
ALL DAY
MONDAY. WEDNESDAY AND
FRIDAY EACH WEEK
All chronic and acute diseases
treated. I f you are afflicted with
any ailment call and we will talk
it over.
NOTICE
All dog tax must be paid im
mediately.
P at M ubphy ,
City Marshal.
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■n,., w .h .. . . « , . « » 6»i.ht
The
clcsed
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Mr.
Hml itev. m T
MunNoii St Davis mill lias Marcey will receive his degree,
down.
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Hcmiug was in Halim
Mr. Marcy is an energetic
young man and is very much in
earnest in the work to which he
business this week.
is called. Falls City is proud of
The rain« have d »lu y d tlie wirk him and predicta brilliant future-
at the rock crusher,
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Mr*. A. II Eldridge in very ill.
Mr* Esther Montgomery i* visit
Miss Alice l’eiin visited friend*
ing in Springville tin* week.
in Halt Creek over buuday.
Strawberries are getting to he
Mi** Cecil Dodd Inn' finished her
quite plentiful on the market.
Hix lots on Bridge atreel, *120 80,1001 and ' 8 ho,° " for “ ,tW
Sal. if mid mum. K. K. Hubbard.
week«.
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Mine llummond gave u recital ol
Mr*. W. A. James <>f Halsev, Or.,
her pupil* Friday evening at the
8 is visiting her husband this week
home of Mr*. Ward,
15
Mrs. Z Batourncy and son went
Prognosticators predict that there
22 to Salem Thursday to attend the
will Ire a great rush of late May
29 circus.
and early June marriage*.
Mrs. Nora Wuuderly and little
The city matihal gathered in a
sou attended the circus at Halem
festive c u s h Monday who had im
Thursday.
bibed more than hi* share of “ good
Bert Wonderly is spending a few cheer.”
days this week on his claim in the
mountains.
Phonographs
New
l)r. Lowe June 2
Will Receive Decree
We acknowledge the receipt o f
the announcement o f the seven-
ty-first annual commencement
exercises o f the Willamette Uni-
FOB K E N T—7-room house with
bath, *Kl j«* r month. See Bohle
at Barber Shop."
Free Methodist Church
Sunday School 10:00 A. M.
Preaching II :U0 A M .
Class meeting l;0O P. M.
Evening service 7:30.
H. A. W alter , Pastor.
Walter Inch, surveyor for tho
Falls City Lumber Co., road was
in (he city Thursday.
Austiu Titus returned Thursduy
NOTICE
mottling from Portland where he
Dr. VV. L. Holloway will l.e at
had been on business.
the Falls City Hotel all day Moil-
Fresh Bread, Cakes, Cookies, l ‘»es, I day, Wednesday and hriilay of
and other bakery goods, every day each week,
at the Falls City Bakery.
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FISHING SEASON OPEN
We carry a complete line of
F IS H IN G T A C K L E
Fishing and Hunting License For Sale.
W E C T O S I AT 6:3 0 0 C L O C K P. M . E X C E P T S A T U R D A Y S
J. C. T A L B O T T &, CO.
R. E.W illiam s , M. L. T hompson , W. F. N ichols ,
R. G. W hite ,
President
Vice-President
Cashier Assistant Cashier
Bank o f Falls City
F alls C it y , P ol * C ounty . O kkoon
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.
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FOR
SALE
R. A. T IT U S ,
Council Meeting
PHONE
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C. M. Munson’s baby is very
sick.
The council met Tuesday night
G. O. Clement is in Portland
in regular session with Mayor
A Social Afternoon
The Anti-Can’ts of the M. E.
Griffin, Auditor McPherren, Coun- this week.
The Falls City Circle Women of cilmen Wonderly. Brown, Gott
Church gave an ice cream social ut
Mrs. Bennett is spending a few
Woodcraft with their friends « ill fried. Hopkins, Titus, Singleton j days in Halem.
the church Wednesday night.
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, have a social meeting at th
Dr. Irving Matthews was in
Mr. and Mrs. W. R. Forshey of of M„ . 8lng,eton, on the afternoon and Bradley present.
A fte r going through the pre
Nehiaska a-rived last week to visit ()f Wednesday. May 25, at 3 o’clock, liminaries the auditor informed i town Thursday.
Miss Beth Deal who has been
his mother, Mrs. E. Forshey.
It is expected that every member the council that he had a letter
The entertainment at the Chris- wi" be present, and many invited from Irving Mathews that he de | visiting in Salt Creek returned this
guests.
sired to read. The members made ! week
tian church Monday night was
themselves as comfortable as poss
Mike Finnerty of Lincoln county
well attended and appreciated.
ible and some appeared to be in is here this week with a view of
LOST
The Falls City Base hall club
clined to doze. The auditor had locating.
Lost
a
gray
mare,
weight about read but a few; lines when they
will play the Halem Motor Cycle
Mr. Leather wood o.f Halem is
Club'at the city park next Hunday. 900-pounds. last heard of about 8 began to prick up their ears and visiting his daughter, Mrs. Shep-
listen.
The
more
he
read
the
miles out on valley road; piece ot
i pard this week.
E K Hr* ,Ul1 of U,e F,r,t Ni‘ - sack tied to right front foot Please more interest manifested. It cer
P'lank McCoussell has leased the
tainly was a prize essay. Eviden-
tionul
ional Bank of Corvallis visited noUfy T c ThomM) Rocc., Or.
J.
Wright ranch and will move his
tally Mr. Mathews was groomed
his sister, Mrs. J. D. Moyer o v e r _______________
family tnere tomorrow.
either for a fight or a footrace.
The committee on electric light
ftumlHy „
n
Gone to His Reward
George Pry, Dad Bel Jim and
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du?d Thurday, franchise had a misunderstanding
BLACK ROCK ITEMS
Harry Biady and Lott Gardner Mgy 13 at the home o f L . « . in regard to presenting their re
port
to
the
council
and
it
was
not
autoed to .Salem Thursday to at- Murray and was buried Saturday
May 20.
made.
tend the circus.
May 15. E. A. LaDow preach-
The street committee reported
Sheriff Orr was in Black Rock
Joe Auldeuiauer, Roy Me Murphy edt} ^ . ^ unVrai-serm0n' i
:n that Dayton street bridge had been ; on business Monday-.
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Phillip J. Kurz was born in
U.ibt Throckmorton, and George Brown County< Wisconsin Dec. repaired and was ready for travel.
O. E. Martin is on the sick list,
The marshal and the water
Mix autoed to Halem Thursday to jq
resided there until 1876
committee
were
instructed
to
con
i Mr. and Mrs. Price and Mr. and
see the circus.
when he moved to Minnesota.
serve the water supply and see Mrs.* Demick attended the dance
Homestead relinquishment in He moved to Kan saain 1884 and that no misuse was made o f it.
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removed to Minnesota in 1894
Being no further business the at Falls City Saturday night.
Lincoln county ue»r Newport to and from there he came to Polk
Mr. aud Mrs. Krebbs and Earl
council
adjourned.
trade for Falls City property. Ap- county. Oregon in 1897 and de-
Powers
and his mother and Mr.
ply at this office.
parted this life May 13, 1915.
Tyler
and
Mrs. Singleton of Fails
Pleased With New Home
The ball game last Hunday at . He
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been bedfast for about a yeat.
City
visited
the latter's sisier, Mrs,
Oretown, Or.. May 5. 1915
8»lem. between balls City-Dallas He lived a devoted Christian life
¡O'Brien
at
Black
Rock.
and Halem team resulted iu a scoie to the day o f his death.
( L . ) Editor Falls City News:
Gentlemen:
of 8 to 9 in favor of Halem.
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I see items from different parte
M A R K ET REPORT
Mrs J. C. Talbott and Mrs. J. R.
Ell Dee Society Entertainment
of
the
country
but
n
«thing
from
PORTLAND
UNION STOCK YARDS CO.
Moyer, delegates of the Rebekah
The Ell Dee Society gave an the Coast eo I will send you a few
lodge attended the soasion of the entertainment at the school house lines in regard to this part of the
Thursdav-May 20, 1915
Grand Lodge at Npwpoit this Tuesday night which was well country. We had no snow this
The receipts for the week have
week.
attended. The purpose o f the winter and no frost since January. been Cattle-941 Calves-41 Hogs-
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Hubbard, entertainment was to raise funds Have been using young potatoes 3770 Sheep-3186.
since April 15th and ripe etraiv-
CATTLE
Mr. and Mrs. H. S. Tetberow and to defray the expense o f the berries since May 1st. Gooseber
Mrs. Won. Ford attended the fun baseball team and help pay for ries for the last ten days, cherries
The cattle run was light this
halfgrown, apples and pears look week and the offerings were
eral of Cornelius Hughes at Dallas the piano.
ing
fine. Graes is fine and the mostly o f the lightweight well
An excellent program had been
Wednesday.
Factory is working abiut 6000 finished class. Hay feds brought
Mrs. Won. Finley went to Black prepared and was well rendered. pounds of milk daily. We think a good quarter more than was
Rock Huuday to take her husband, especially the musical solos, the we have the best country in Oregon. paid last week. Pulp feds sold
for 8.20, the top price for the
Win. Finley’ s place at the camp, program was as follows:
Sincerely yours,
season. Hay feds 7 65 to 7 90:
Orchestra.
while lie attended the Gland
Z. Hinshaw.
co\Vs 6 to 6 50.
Reading. Miss Mary Whitman.
lodge of Odd Fellows at Newport.
Mr. Hinshaw left here last Aug
HO G S
Violin Solo, Viere Benton.
ust and took up his atode in the
Mrs. W. B Gilbert and little
Prices
went
up another notch
Coast country and we ate glad to
Reading, Miss Hammond.
daughter, Barbara, left last week
in the hog division. Choice light
learn
that
he
is
satisfied
with
his
Vocal Solo. Helen Selig.
for their home in Washington after
change. We are always glad to hogs sold for 8 25 going down 10
Piano Solo, Gladys Lewis.
a four month's visit with Mrs.
hear from old residents of Falls cents near the close o f the week.
Orchestra.
City who have cast their lot among Demand good and market strong.
Gilbert's parents, Mr. and Mrs.
A fte r the program daintly de strangers that their friends may
SHEEP
H. H. Tetherow.
corated boxes were sold to the know how they are getting along.
The
receipts
in the sheep sec
Beforo you buy a “ Dollar's
highest bidder. W. B. McKown
tion continue to be l i b e r a l .
Worth” of material, let me show
Lambs did not bring as good
NEW M. D.
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, acted as auctioneer and boxes
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brought from .50c to $3. Ihere
I)r. Emil Kirchgessner, formerly prices as were paid the previous
Hummer me ot Silk Dress Goode,
,
,
were not very many boxes and resident, physician end surgeon of week, dropping from 8 50 to 8 30
for first class stuff. Same lambs
Silk and Cotton Fabrics, Dress
the supply was soon disposed of. Cook County Hospital of Chicago sold off cars to 8 50
Ewes are
Linens, Embroidered tVoiles, Org
has come to locato here. His
I The proceeds o f the sale was
office will be temporarily at the quoted at 5 25 to 5 75; yearlings
andies and Rice Cloths.
7 00 to 7 25.
Falls City Millinery Co. $42.40, and a net proceed o f $36 Falls City Hotel.