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THE FALLS OITT NEWS. Saturday, November 13, 1010 Local Nows Homo Tha Teachers Training Class of rooms? (Because of the Spohti) the Falls City High School will [Spawn]. Only a few cases have edit weekly a paper, the name of appeared, hut since others are Now is the time to buy that new heater you Promised your wife, or maybe it was a cook which has not yet been decided. learning the meaning of “amor” stove or a range. We-have them, all—Oregon- It is their purpose to have a por more cases ate liable to develope. made goods—from the Portland Stove Works, I tion of the Falls City News devot Mrs. Dave Coulter. Mrs. Gott ' \f# i WE ALSO CARRY 3ENERAL LINE OF FURNITURE ed exclusively to High School af m \ fairs and thoie desirious of keep fried and Mrs. Rilnour visited AND HARDWARE ing In touch with the school may school Thursday afternoon. hy subscribing to tbe Fall. Rev. VVarren of tbe Methodist J. C. T A L B O T T &. CO. do City so News. church visited school Monday Some of the coming articles will morning. be a brief outline on creation pro-. Professor Kile of tbe Manual Dr. Hellwarth was in Dulls, on fusely illustrated hy Artist West Training Department was absent business Thur.day. K. E. W illiams , M. L.T hompson , W. F. N ichols , R. G.W hite , with pictures of our ancestors. from school Wednesday morning Mrs. John Walker wa. a Dallas Cashier Assistant Cashier President Vice-President The Eight Grade and Teachers visitor this week. account of illness. He said that Ttaining Class are receiving a on he had something in his head. splendid course in practical arith F. Droege made a business trip metic under the supervision of On November the 6tb the Soph- to Portland this week. F alls C ity , P olk C ounty . O hkoon Prof. Haley. Some of the prac-j more class entertained some of the •Does a General Banking Business. Interest Paid on Time ticai branches of the work are the members of the High School and Born to Mr. and Mr». R. L. Col Deposits. Exchange sold on all points in the United States. actual measurements of wood piles a few outsiders. The entertain lins, Tuesday evening. Notary Public officially connected with the Bank. in the town figuring out the requir ment began* at half-past seven Mrs. Snider of Dallas visited ed amount of broad feet to deck o’clock uuder tbe supervision of friends here over Sunday. certain side walks and the figuring Miss Fatland. Two parties were Free Methodist Church more lime to devote to the duties out of shingles by measurements organized, one representing the Mr. and Mrs. W. F. Nichols Sunday School 10:00 A. M. of buildings rather than taking the Allies and the other tbe Germans. they were selected for. Prcachii.g II :00 A. M. were in Dallas Wednesday. set problems from the text book. A series of exciting contests ensued There being no further business, Class meeting 12:00 P. M. in which the Allies came out vic Mrs. Hopkins ant ounced that dis Harold Tichenor returned to torious. Mrs. Rose of Airlie is visiting Evening service 7:30. No serious accident oc cussions were in order, and that H. A W alter , Pastor they would be glad to hear from school on Tuesday morning after curred, but her daughter, Mrs. Thrssher. things assumed a having been in Portland Hospital grave aspect when Silvia Phillips any interested pnrty- Prof. Haley for a week. Mrs. Chappell has returned from M. L Church attempted to swallow a fealher. made a abort talk on the progress a two weeks trip to Portland. A certain young fresLie took a j The color scheme consisted of Sunday Servicos that the school was making and School 10:00 A M. that the progress made this tear certain young lady to a certain maroon and gold, the Sopbmore Wm. Dennis and family have Sunday Morning Service 11:00 last Sunday evening and! class colors. The dainty refresh was better than that of last. On church moved into the Lombard pronerty. Epworth League 0:30 A.M. P. M. the in the gtand for the door at ments were served at a seasonable "Go to Fchool Day", which the conclusion rush Evening Service 7:30 P. M. of the the j hour und^r the supervision of M ibs w ill be next Friday, N jv . 12th, he Young gentleman lost services, Miss Viola Lane visited her his young Weok-Oay Services anticipated a larger and better lady. To the umusement of all he! Shields. A few popular songs sister in Dallas over Saturday and Church Orchestra Practice Thurs than was had lust year; aud that paraded 8unday. were eung after which the revelers around yelling, “ Whete | departed day 7 P. M. every parent was cordially invited, are you, where various homes. are you?” One of If you wish to to their R. M. Wonderly has been doing Choir Ptaclice, Thursday 8 P. and that every teacher would bt the spectators thinking know they it too good : enjoyed themselves or whether f glad to have them como and visit some repair work on Wonderly’» M not just ask to ht go, said, “Here am I”, ! confectionery store. Prayer Meeting, Friday 7:30 P. the school, and that if a teacher a in joke them. little weak voice. Whereupon cnuldnot find time to have visitors the a freshie M. ( pounced down upon her ! Miss Whitman our former En George March who has been in W. J. W arren , Pastor, j it was time for her to step down and arm, but you ought to have seen : glish teacher spent Sunday in Falls Portland working, for some time out. He said that he would soon that freshie’s face when he found City with frieuds before taking up has returned home. have a bulletin board aud the List of Letters | grades made by the students will it was not the right one after all, her work in tbe Independence Mrs. W. C. Kitehner has been Remaining uncalled for in this be placed on it so that wnen visit it was a perfect blending of red1 schools. visiting her sister in Portland for office for the wcqjt ending Nov. ing parents coming to the school and green. Tuesday evening November 9th two weeks, returned Thursday. 6. 1915. can see what progress their cnild- The poor freshies are finding to, the Parent-Teachers Association ren aud their neighbor's children their dismay that life is not a held its first mseting for the pur Found—Gold ring found on east Allen. G. G R. entlkmen . pose of electing officers for the en are making. The grades last year dream but a sad reality. north Main 8t., Oct. 29th. Owner Cabbage, Chas, suing year. Tbe following officers was graded at 90%, but this year Clarace Kimbrough entered High calling to M. E. Parsonage can Patterson, James will be graded at 85;;. He closed School Wednesday bringing our were chosen: Mrs. Hopkins, Pres- have it. These letters will be sent to the his speech by saying if there was High School enrollment up to sixty fdeut; R. M. Wouderley, Sec-Tress. latter office Nov., 20, 1916 any dissatisfaction caused by the four—one more thao we had last Two committees were appointed by Mrs. Addie Montgomery was tn dead the President. Tbe entertainment before. In calling rumors sometimes made on the year. Dallas Monday and Tuesday visit if for not the delivered committee consisted of Mrs. Ward, street for them to come aud see above, please gay “Adver ing her daughter, Mrs. Hazel Peter tised,” giving The Ell Dee Society will put on j Mrs. Thompson and Mrs. Sam for themselves. ddte of list. son who is quite ill. a play entitled, “The Red Acre mons; the membership committee No other discussions being made I ra C. M eh rung , P. M, Farm“ sometime between now and of Mrs Starr, Mrs. Bradley aud the meeting adjourned to meet the Mr. and Mrs. H. A. Dodd re Christmas. Mrs. Haley. The work of these first Tuesday night in December. turned from San Francisco Thurs Meeting adjournment the office of Politics is now a great i-sue in j committee? is to stimulate the in day where they had been seeing The Parent-Teachers Parent-Teachers Association the After Principal and two the Teachers Training class. Sev-1 terest of tbe parents in the school. the great fair. They report a fine met at the High School buildi ig large maps pf was the visited United States eral noted orators have already Mr. Haley gave a short but inter trip. Tuesday night for their regular aud Europe were inspected with been discovered, among the most esting talk concerning school work monthly business meeting. The attention and apprecition prominent are: Gordon Simmons, in general. Meeting adjourned to Mrs. Alvin Rains returned to her meeting was opened by an overture close The maps were elegantly arranged the silver tougued Republican and meet again the first Tuesday in home in Portland Friday. She hy the High School Orchestra, showing the exact elevation of Gardner, the leather lunged December. Before the business was accompanied by her mother, which was followed l>y a piano solo the land in the mountains and Lester Democratic speaker. was called to order the audience Mrs. Chapin, who will spend a few by Vola Selig, after which Presi other regious of the two conti- It is to be noted that tlm life of was entertaiued with two selections days. dent, Mrs. Hopkins, announced nenls. tbe Republics is at stake, bnt that from “Susa's Bank”, the so called that the meeting was open for the in the near future a solutiou will High School Orchestra. If ap Wm. Finley will leave Monday discussion of business. In absence be formed, as this body has had plause is any indication of appre for Dallas where he will open a of the secretary, Miss Pearl Sned- Oakdale Items. many a stormy debate on this ciation the crowd seemed delighted restaurant iu the Cozy corner op eker.wa» chosen Secretary, pro. question and a conclusion has wiihthe unpleasant discord). Miss posite the postoffice. His family team. Mrs. Neal's daughter accompan Selig favored us with a piano selec ied her to school one day last week almost been reached. will remain here. The nomination of officers were Mrs. O. Dennis is sojourning in As vet the Kaiser lias not yet tion which was well tecetved. Mrs. K m to Kief and Miss Edna taken up aud for President, Mrs. Harney Co. Ore notified to cease bis operation The system of public rating and Wickard of Chenute, Kans , who Hopkins was unanimously nomi Mr. Jack Fox had the misfortune been and no advice has been sent to grading is adding quite a little have been visiting, Mrs. J. C. Tal nated for another term. This to have a cow hang herself. President Wilson, but of course “pep” to study. Parents wishing The railroad leading to the ce bott return'd home Saturday makes the 2d term fer Mrs. Hop ment this is due to the difficulty of con to see the grades of pupils iu High is nearing completion Mrs. Talbott accompanied them as kins, and her interest and untir Mr. works School to find out how they rate and Mrs. Roy Graham were densing hot air for shipment. mg attention given to the welfare Dallas visitors last Friday. far as Portland. pupils may do so by visiting of the Association and as a compli Mr. and Mrs. Geo. King and Elmer Lewis visited the fourth as school. Pupils will be rated on to her efforts, another term Mrs. Barnhart visited school last grade room last Friday forenoou. ^ the following Miss Lois Reece, Miss Elizabeth ment basis according to was given her. For Vice-Piesid- Tuesday. Sammons of the Epworth League ent, Miss Snedeker spent the week their ability to study and on their Starr aud Mrs. Jesse Our school has an enrollment of end at Airlie. and Miss Hammond, Miss Ruth Moyer Harry general conduct while at school nominated and a vote thirty pupils; the average attend Gottfreid, and Miss Mable Shep taken. were aud at home. First class pupils Miss Sheilds and Fatland spent! ance is good. of the votes gave pard of the Jr. League ajteuded Sturr 24, Count those averaging between 95 and Saturday and Sunday in Portland Mr. Hepner is still in Colo, pur Moyer 18 and N. A. the annual district convention of Luude 1. Mrs. 100 percent—Second class between chasing horses for the English and returning in time to resume their 1 For Secretary R M. French Armies. Epworth League, Friday, Saturday Wonderly was 90 and 95 percent—Third class be duties Monday morning. nominated and as and Sunday in Salem. tween 86 and 90 percent—Fourth there were no further nominations We have a very serious epidemic class 80 and 85 percent— REAL ESTATE NOTICE the nominations were declared in our High School which seems to Fifth between class between 75 and 80 per Mrs. Droege Entertains closed and the secretary cast the If you expect to buy, sell, or travel around in groups of two's cent—Sixth class between 70 and Mrs. Droege entertained several ballot ’ny acclimation for R. M. trade, anything in the Real Estate aud four's, sometimes iu secluded 75 percent. Those going below 70 line, Right now is your time to get nooks, sometimes in corners, again percent will be considered failures. neighbors and friends Thursday Wonderly. evening. The evening was spent The following commitees were elec busy, and list your property with up and down sidewalks and undet , with vocal aud instrumental music ted ; Program committee; Mrs us; we are working hard to give maple trees. These are a few A certain popular young man and readings. The German songs Ward, Mrs. Thompson and Mrs onr patrons the most prompt and questions which may concern some who went angling last year lost his were very much enjoyed. The Sammons, Membership commit efficient service iu all our line of of those seriously affiicted with fish. He seems to be workiu the this malady. Why was Silvia theory this year that there are just hostess served a delicious lunch tee; Mrs. Starr, Mrs. Haley, and business. and the ladies went home feeling Mrs. Bradley. Before selecting For we are determined, as a citi Phillips late to Teachers Training as good fish in tbe sea. that they had spent a delightful the committee?, Mrs. Hopkins zen of Falls City, to do our part, class? Why does a certain Sophi. Mrs. Jeffers of Georgia atteneded eveuiug. Those present were: Mrs announced that only parents and toward putting our towu back in girl flush when Hal Thompson school Wednesday. She was mak- Droege, Mrs. Ward, Mis. Burt not teachers would be selected this line where she belongs, looks at her? Why does Hal iug a study of our school system. Buell, Mrs. Persey, Mrs. Fleming, time for the reasoa that the teach Jos. O. M ickalbon . Wade have such a dreamy express Mrs. Lane, Mis. Aufdemauer, Mrs. Teachers Training Class, C. L. Hopkins, Miss Hammond, ers had to much work in their class Tlfe Real, Real Estate man, of ion iu his eyes? Why is Loyde E. M. Haley Advisor. rooms and that the patents had Falls City Oreg. Mrs. Eetey, Grandma Droege. Miller especially fond of mush- 1 he beat abow at tha tieni tonight Friday was “(Jo to School Day”. (Jo to Wonderly'. for hot ssnd- wiohea. • Wm Ellia of Dalla, wa. in town Tuesday. Mr. Caa. Dill returned homo Saturday. School Svpplios ond Toilot Articles M. L THOMPSON. Dr. P. C. Potion. VETERINARY SURGEON-DENTIST Phone 56, or ooll Livery Stable. Falls CHy, Oregon Candi''., Tobacco, and Cigar., at L B WON DERBY'S WANTED AND FOR SALE Walter L. T oojp , Jr., Lawyer, Dallas, Oregon. tf. See our clubbing otter in thi. i..ur—four popular magazine, for ouly 18-cents. FOR 8A LE—Apple, and English walnut.. See A. H. Benton, Fall. City, Ore., Phone 1661. Fresh Bread, Cakes,Cookies, 1 ies, and other bakery goods, every day at the Falls City Bakery. When you lose anything an ad in the News will put people on the lookout and probably restore to you some valued article. Do you like to read good stories? If so take advantage id our clul- I mg offer in this issue of the paper. Read it. It is on page 8. The Christian Endeavor of the Christian church met at the home of Mrs. Roy Russell, Friday of Iasi week. 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