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THE FALLS CITY NEWS. JUNK 10, 1915
Locates In Dallas
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IR cw sof jfallôGit\>
VV. I’. Lewis has I.ought the cun*
fectioncry of Ramey A Kelley at
I’HswriK' r Train Schedule
Mrs. C'. Davis is quite ill.
Effective Oct. 4,1914
Dallas and has moved to that city.1
I'.l i » i
l»7
WMTKyUHf) am.
Tho
treat
show
at
the
(Jem
tonight
Since retiring from the office of
pill.
Salem . . . 7;<H) am.
city
marshal Mr. Lewie has been j
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.1.25
Mrs. O. Anderson and son are
Dallas , . . H. 15 11.07
We carry a complete line of
5 (HI
casting
about for some business,
doing line.
Kails City. 8.60 11.41
proposition.
He
has
investigated
HI ’k Kook.
12:01
Walter L. Toozs, Jr., Lawyer, fetrveial but decided that the Dallas
IM |M
FISHING TACKLE
Dullas,
Oregon.
If. proposition suited him beet and
am. pill.
S3
lll'k Rock
1.05
Mrs. (). Auilaud has returned closed the deal Monday.
Fishing and Hunting License For Sale.
Palli * 'ii.v. 9.30 1.25
5.40 from
Rickreal.
Dalian, . , 10.10 2.00
Mr. Lewis ha« been a resident of
6.40
W E C TO S E AT 0:3 0 0 C L O C K P. M , E X C E P T S A T U R 0 A Y 8 .
Salem . . , 11.25 3.15
7.46
this city for a number of years
Mrs.
Lanq
and
ion
Ira
visited
A. C, f<lW*B», AOIST
having served as city marshal
in Dallas Monday.
J. C. TALBOTT &. CO.
three ycara making u very efficient
Mrs. C. L. Hopkins visited ru officer.
We regret to see him and
Dallas Wednesday.
C a le n ta r —3u nc 1 0 1 5
his estimuble wife leave our city. I
Mrs. C. K. Vick of Salem was However, we commend them to the
San. N ob . T mm . ted. Than. Fri. Sal. visitor
here Sunday.
good people of Dallas hoping that
4
5
1
2
3
Mar-
their
venture may prove success­
Head
result
of
7th
count
in
E. W illiams , M. L. T hompson , W. F. N ichols , R. G. W hite ,
10
6
8
II
12
7
9
ful.
lung’s
voting
contest.
President
Vice-President
Cashier Assistant Cashier
18 19
13
14
IS
16
17
Ketu
Bowmuu
and
tierlrude
Har­
20
22 23
24 25 26
21
Hattie Tice was in Dallas
rison were Dallas visitors this on Mrs.
28 29 30
business
Wednesday.
27
week.
F alls C it y , P olk C ocxty . O regon
new domestic science teacher
Order your suits at once for the is The
in
the
city
looking
up
a
location.
Does a General Banking Business. Interest Paid on Time
Fourth of July. Chas. Hartung,
Deposits. Exchange sold on all points in the United States.
Mis. Mildred Cutler was taken
Tailor.
Notary Public officially connected with the Bank.
Misa Pearl Titus returned .S a t- to the hospital at Dallaa
urday from the Hose Festival at Frank Hubbard and wife attend-
Portland.
ed the picnic at Rickreal Satur-
!
Hank Brown who cut his leg last day.
week was able to return to his work Mr »nJ Mrk- Fr*'»k By®rl?
Wednesday.
just returned from a visit at New-j
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Saturday the delivery horse of j port.
N. Selig ran away and tore the Ira Mehrling and wife returntd
T A K E A KO DAK W ITH cart to pieces.
Saturday from the Rose Festival
_ hresh , _ Bread, Cakes,Cookies, Pies, at . Portland,
YO U
...
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Your vacation no matter where and other bakery goods, every day Mrs. Dorman has returned from
Salem where she has been visitiug
you go will Ire doubly pleasant if at the Falls City Bakery.
you Kodak. Then too the little Mrs. Bert Dennis and daughter relatives and friends.
picture made so easily will show Loleta of Salem are visiting friends Mr. and Mrs. Pern Meyers of
the homefolks the splendid times here this week.
Neskowiu, Oregon came Wednes­
you had.
day
to visit relatives.
Edith Johnson
50,525 Blanche March
Zella and Gladys Hughes visit­ Wanted—House
Edith
Ellis
47,050
work
or
work
in
Josie Thompson
ed their grandmother in Dallas a hotel or camp by experienced
Bertha
Frink
44,500
KODAKS $6 to $60
Millie Chapin
few days this week.
Bessie
Cleveland
24,375
Nora
Burbank
widow.
Address
C.
R.
290
S.
21
HKOWNIKS$l to $12
Ivy DeWitt
23,575 Nettie Hunter
Miss I.ucilla Buell and Miss Fern St. Salem.
Mae Nichols
16,850 Lucile Thicneor
Wells have returned home from
Miss Mary Hau.toond visited
Grace Hansen
6,200 Lelia Meyers (Frink)
the Willamette University.
Sylvia Phillips
5,775 Maggie Talbot
Salem
Tuesday
and
Wednesday
Mrs. Hopkins, Helen Hopkins, attending the commencement ex­
Hattie Tice
4,375
Mrs. Wolf and Rev. Hicks were ercises and recital.
out on the mountains last Sunday. Glen Clement and family und
Walter Sears came in from father and mother returned Satur­
Georgia last week for a short visit. day from attending the Rose Fes­
He is a son-in-law of Mrs. Win. tival at Portland.
Ford.
Mr. and Mrs. A. H. Persey of
C. E. McPherren was in Lewis- Sheridan were visiting W. A. Per-
vilD*. Kings Valley and Airlie Sun- sey and family and D. Boje and
day. He says that crops over the family Sunday, returning home
F alls C ity, O regon.
country look flue.
Mouday.
Mrs. Marcy, mother of Rev. M. W. F, Nichols, cashier of the
A. Marcy attended the commence­ Bank of Falls City attended the
ment exercises at the Willamete session of the Masonic Grand
Free Methodist Church
Lodge at Portland this week.
ters who began his life's ovork
University Wednesday.
Sunday
School
10:00
A.
M.
forty-three years ago in the same
A.
Byerly
and
wife
accompanied
A horse belonging to H. G. Grif­ by their daughters. Miss M. Byerly Preaching; 11:00 A. M.
shop
he is still employed. He is
Swiss Style Milk Chocolates. The fin was kicked by another horse aud Mrs. Blake of Dallas visited Cluss meeting 12:00 P. M.
out
on
a 90-day vacation, the first
best money enn buy at Ellis Confect. Sunday night and a broken leg
Evening service 8:00.
in
all
that
aud says that he
their
eon,
Frank
Byerly
and
family
resulted. The horse was killed.
H. A. W alter , Pastor. locked up time,
his
house,
left all wor­
Thursday.
Or. W . L. H o llo w a y
Wanted—20 to 80 acres of land, The K. of P. lodge will hold
ries
aud
cates
behind
him and is
CHIROPRACTIC
with or without improvements. memorial services at the M. E.
out
for
a
good
time.
He expects
Oakdale Items.
OP DALLAS, (IKK.
Must
be
good
soil
nnd
price
reason­
to
be
here
several
weeks.
Church
next
Sunday
and
attend
Phone 822.
able. F. Droege, Falls City. Ore. in a body. Rev. Marcy will de­ A number of our people attend
Last week a party of young peo­
WILL BE AT FALLS CITY HOTEL
C. Davis, Mr. and Mrs. C. M. liver an address of fralernalism. ed the picnic at Rickreal.
ALL DAY
ple
a hike to Teal Falls tak­
Munson and Mrs. Robinson were A Japanese boy at Black Rock Gladys Murphy spent several ing look
MONDAY, WEDNESDAY AND
their
lunch and spending the
out automobile riding on the r.ew was driving a nail Tuesday nigh!
w*1^ her grandmother,
FRIDAY EACH WEEK
day.
Dinner
was cooked over
Siletz road last Sunday. They say and struck the nail a glancing Katie Barnhart is spending her smoking hot coals
where each one
All chronic and acute diseases the road is all right.
blow,
the
nail
Hew
aud
struck
him
vacation
at
home.
took
his
aud
her
hand
at the fry­
tre a te d . If you a re afflicted with Mr. and Mrs. F. G Brown de- in the lace, cutting a wound on his Sunday school was not in sess-
ing
pan.
The
journey
to
the falls
an y ailm en t call and we will talk parted for Crystal
Wednesday.
|
forehead.
1
ion
at
Oakdale
June
Has
several
was
somewhat
difficult
as
none of
it o v er.____________________________ Mrs. A. H. Dodd accompanied Alex Courter returned Iasi Sun- members attended the baptizing at the party were familiar with
the
them as far as Benton Co, where day evening ftont a three weeks Dallas.
trail
but
all
expressed
their
desire
R H E U M A T I C she will visit her father and bro land hunting trip to Montana
return again. Those in the
His son in law, Roy Russell re-! Alvin Rains has returned to to
!
ther.
party
were: Misses L Meyers, E.
SUFFERERS
turned with him. Mr. Courter did j
Rhenolds,
A. Anderson, A. Pimm;
The Junior Bereans held their not find any governme it land that Falls Cijy.
GIVEN QUICK RELIEF
looked
good
to
him
and
has
return­
Messers
H.
Deal and C. Graham.
Lain leaves almost monthly class meeting in the base­
Rev. Marcy was over from Salem
as if by magic when ment of the Christian church Mon­ ed with the belief that Falls City j Wednesday.
you begin using "5- day night. The regular routine is a pretty good place after all.
Postmaster Ira C. Mehrling re­
Drops," tho famousold
turned
last Saturday from Poit-
An Italian whose first name is Reeta Bowman and Gertrude
remedy for Rheuma­
business was transacted after Tony
tism, Lumbago, Gout, of
laud
where
he attended the Post­
Harrison
were
shopping
in
Dallas
reported to City Marshal Pat
Sciatica, N euralgia which ice cream and cake was Murphy
Mouday
that
hi
3
house
j
master's
convention.
He says
Wednesday.
and kindred troubles.
had been broken into and a gold | The dinner given by the Ladies the attendance was good. Resolu­
It goes right to tho served.
spot, stops tho aches
fountain pen valued at $8 or $10
Tuesday Mrs. R. M. Wonderly stolen.
were adopted asking that
and pains and makes
Murphy after look-1 Aid of the Christian Church was a tions
r.T IU T - n
life worth living. Get took her Sunday school class over ing over Officer
there
be
a minimum size adopted
situation went and j successful affair. Great credit is
a bottle of "5-Drops’' on Teal creek on a picnic and fish­ bunted up the
for
letters
and packages. Much
George Ferguson, a 14- due Mrs. Conrad Elle for her most
today. A booklet with
each bottle gives full ing trip. It was an ideni day for year old boy and found the pen in
trouble
is
experieuced
in handling
u.ana~g«me'nt.‘
directions for use. an outing and all enjoyed it huge­ bis possession. It being a state
tery
small
packages
and small
Don't delay. Demand
"5-Drops " Don't ac- ly. At dinner time they found offense the boy was anested by George Hislop and wife of De- sized letters that some people use.
| cept anything else in that while they were supplied with Constable Roy McMurphy and corah, Iowa arrived Wednesday to
place of it. Any drug­
to Dallas Tuesday and ar­
ar- v|#u their daughter( Mrs. Gren Mr. Reece of Kansas is visiting
gist can supply you. If you live too far the ‘loaves’ they were short on the taker,
raigned
before
the
juvenile
ccurt.
from a drug store send One Dollar to ‘‘fishes.” They returned about The boy made some good promisee Syren. They have been visiting his cousin, Mrs. H. A. Walter this
Swanson Rheumatic Cure Co., Newark,
Ohio, and a bottle of "5-Drops" will be 4:30 feeling that they had bad that he would not be guilty of the other children at Portland. Mr. week. Mr. Reece is on his way
sent prepaid.
crime again and was released.
Hislop is one of the old time prin­ home from the Exposition.
I quite a jaunt.
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SALEM, FALLS CITY 4 WESTERN
FISHING SEASON OPEN
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Bank of Falls City
Someone Is
Going To Frisco
Result of 7th Count in Hartung’s
Voting Contest.
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THOMPSON,
Drug Store.
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Contest Ends July 6th, 9 P. M.
Chas.
Hartung,
Clothier and Tailor.