PUBLISHED SEMI-WEEKLY
DALLAS, POLK COUNTY, OKEGON, MARCH 24, 1911.
NO. G
me
WIG
NEWS OF POLK COUNTY
ITEMS CONTRIBUTED BY RUST
LING LOCAL CORRESPONDENTS.
Happenings of Interest In Various
- Neighborhoods Told In Interest
ing Manner.
FALLS CITY
C. C. Gardner is ill with erysipelas.
W. O. Ellis is visiting friends in
Portland. ,
Lloyd Ellis visited relatives in Dal
las Friday. .
J. O. Johnstone spent Sunday In
Black ROck.
Mrs. W. T. Grier Is visiting relatives
In Portland.
Miss Hazel Kuykendall was a Salem
caller last week.
Mrs. William Ellis was a Dallas vis
itor on Saturday.
Mrs. Julia Frinke is very ill at her
home in this city.
W. R. Hinshaw was a Black Rock
visitor on Sunday.
Wiley Gardner made a trip to the
county seat Friday.
Mrs. Clara Kayman visited friends
in Salem last week.
Fred Meyers attended the dance
here Saturday night.
Sheriff J. M. Grant was a caller In
this city on Thursday.
W. F. Stine visited at the home of
W. T. Grier Wednesday.
Miss Ruth Fugate visited relatives
in Monmouth over Sunday.
Miss Elsie White spent Sunday
with her parents In Salem.
Miss Chloe Palmer visited friends in
Salem, Saturday and Sunday.
Miss Jean Kuykendall visited
friends lately in Monmouth.
F. S. Belcher visited with Mr. and
Mrs. W. T. Grier Thursday.
Miss Hallie Morrison visited with
her parents in Dallas, Sunday.
I. S. Courter left for Portland, Fri
day, to be absent for a few days. .
Miss Gertrude Waters, of Portland
visited with her .parents Sunday.
John OUn, of Dallas, has completed
the cement curbings on Main street.
county Clerk E. M. Smith was a
business visitor In this city Thursday.
County Surveyor B. F. Beezley vis
ited his mother in this city over Sun
day.
County Commissioner S. H. Petre
was in Falls City on business Satur
day.
George Sutherland was a business
visitor in Portland the first of the
week.
Miss Mabel Grant, of Dallas, visited
with Mr. and Mrs. H. E. Starr Sat
urday.
Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Starr, of Dal
las, visited Mr. and Mrs. H. E. Starr,
Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. J. E. Dunton visited
relatives in Portland Saturday, and
Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. William Dennis, of
Portland, visited with, his mother on
Saturday.
C. O. Johnson was painfully Injured
last week, when his , foot struck a
rusty nail.
H. H. Starr, who has been seriously
111 at his home in North Falls City, is
convalescing.
Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Young visited
at the home of Mr.and Mrs. W. T.
Grier last week.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Ford, of Port
land, "visited Mr. and Mrs. Walter I
Tooze, Thursday.
W. H. Coffin, of Marion County, is
conducting a singing school in the
Adventlst church.
S. it. McFarland left for Portland
Saturday, where he will attend to
business interests.
Mr. and Mrs. A. J. Walker, of Sa
lem, visited with Mr. and Mrs. John
Walker, Thursday.
Many people from this city attended
the St Patrick's day dance at Black
Rock, Friday night.
A. H. Dodd returned home Tues
day from a six weeks' trip through
the East and South.
George Vlck, of the real estate firm
of Courter & Vlck, made a trip to Sa
lem Wednesday, on business.
The Are loss sustained by Thomas
Edgar was promptly adjusted by the
Insurance companies represented.
Berenice, the daughter of J. E.
Beezley, has been very ill with typhoid
fever, and Is now greatly Improved
A social dance was given In Wagner
Hall. Saturday night About 40
couples were present Music was fur
nished by Walker's orchestra.
Sealed proposals will be received by
the city council for the construction
of a gravity water system. This as
sures city water for Falls City.
Mrs. W. F. Nichols and Mrs. I. G.
Singleton attended the funeral of Miss
Ova Smith at Monmouth. Thursday.
-- Mrs. Susan C. Bryant after visiting
with her daughters, Mrs. J. D. Moyer
and Mrs. M. G. Ellis, returned to her
home in Portland on Monday.
A young; men's club has been or
ganized In this city. The charter mem
bers arm Ellis Frinke, Lester Dodd,
Merle Kendall and Myron Ha Her.
The delivery team of the G. D. Treat
Company ran away on Monday, doing
serious damage to the wagon and
slightly Injuring the driver. Warren
Ward.
Auditor and Police Judge Ellis has
received a passbook from Faraon A
Company, Chicago, showing a credit;
of t25.0 for the city, on account of
water bonds sold.
. J. D. Moyer was painfully Injured
at the mill on Thursday, when parti
cles of steel m-hich flew from an anvil
truck him In the eye. Dr. Officer
extracted the Bteet and Mr. Moyer 1
Improving rapidly.
The work cm the Black Rock coun
ty road ia progressing rapidly, and In
a short time Black Rock will be con
nected with the out aide world by a
bWktway. The work is expected to be
finished by April 1.
Stanard, of Portland, who is in charge
of the work.
The list of city officers which will
be submitted to the voters of Falls
City next April, will probably be
unanimously .elected. " The officials
whose terms expire are: M. G. Ellis,
auditor; F. K. Hubbard, mayor; Wal
ter L. Tooze, Jr., city attorney; M. L.
Thompson, treasurer; councilmen
Lunde, Paul, Griffin and Starr.
A tea party was given at the home
of Mrs. M. G. Ellis Wednesday after
noon, for the benefit of the Ladies' Aid
Society. A short program was ren
dered, after which dainty refresh
ments were served by - the - hostess.
Those present were: Mesdames Teth
erow, Butler, Vick, Miller, Davis, Sin
gleton, Ellis, Pugh, Moyer, Gottfried,
Hooker, Courter, Frinke, Sevier, Mc
Kown, Brentner, Thorn, Starr. Snyder,
Montgomery, Hellworth, Damon, Barn
hard, Mehrling, Fry, Hubbard, Moyer,
Bryant, . Aurland, Wankey, Hunter,
LaDow, Hinshaw, Hopkins and Hal
sey; the Misses Morrison, Fugate,
White, Palmer, Kuykendall, Grant,
Hannimore, Montgomery and Zorin.
The baseball game played between
the Falls City High School and the
Falls City Commercial Club teams, re
sulted in a victory for the latter by a
score of 14 to 13. This was one of the
most exciting games ever played on
the local diamond. The features of
the game were the home run made by
Wright Gardner, the double play made
by William Tice, and the spectacular
one-handed catch made by Hunter.
In the last Inning the score stood 14
to 13 In favor of the club team, the
high school was at bat with one out
and bases full, when Bowman, of the
high school drove a swift one to Tice,
who made a double. This is the first
game of the season, and was well at
tended. The line-up was as follows
High School. Com. Club
Titus C Gardner
Ellis P.. ........... .Tice
Gardner S3. ..... . Harrington
Bowman IB Cochran
L. E. Tooze 2B Siefarth
Dodd 3B V Inman
S.Bowman LF.... Tayol
Tooze CF Hunter
Cobb RF.. Chapln
automobile Sunday and spent the day
with Mr. and Mrs. Frank Crawford.
"Mrs. Fred Purvine and Miss Hig
gins pleasantly entertained a large
number of Jriends Friday evening at
a St. Patricks party. " Games suitable
to the occasion were played, and near
midnight a delicious lunch was served.
Mr. and Mrs. W. S, Catton went to
Portland Friday, where they remained
until Saturday evening. They were
accompanied on the return trip by
Mr. and Mrs. Dell Fisher, of Cottage
Grove, who will spend the week at the
Catton home.
The women of the Baptist Church
organized a missionary circle Saturday
afternoon. Officers were chosen as
follows: President, Mrs. Cranston
HIggins; vice-president, Mrs. P. F,
Clarke; treasurer, Mrs. G. H. Craw
ford; secretary, Mrs. W. N. Crawford;
corresponding . secretary, Mrs. W. J.
Crawford. The first meeting will be
held Wednesday, at the home of Mrs.
W. J. Crawford.
OAKDALE
Tom Card Is shearing goats.
Clarence Sellers Is making garden
Charley Bird is clearing garden
ground.
Joe Murphy Is building fence for
Floyd Smith.
Mr.'SGraham and Willis Frink are
sowing oats.
E. H. Jolly Is visiting his parents at
Perrydale.
Melvin Green- is cultivating his
prune orchard.
Mr. Stroud is improving his place
In various ways.
Ed Cochran and sons are cutting!
cordwood at home.
Mrs. Robinson Is the proud owner
of a fine new range.
George Wright is working for his
brother Ed, at Toledo.
A. C. Bruce Is putting a new wine
fence around his yard.
Fountain Murphy and Walter Barn-
hart are shearing goats.
Lerl Miller Is putting In a crop of
oats for Charley Trosper.
Clyde Robblns, of Plone has been
working for J. W. Roblnsou.
H. A. Lee and family, of Perrydale,
visited at M. D. Miller's last Sunday.
Mr. Miller and sons are sowing oats
and planting apple and cherry trees.
Fred Hughies brought his parents
out to see his fltie young orchard
Tuesday. '
Mr. Sherwood has rented three
acres from David Hubbard, and Is
going to put' it in garden.
Thomas Butler is building a house
for Andrew Siefarth on his place east
of the Odd Fellows cemetery.
John and George Robinson are
pulling stumps from a piece of land
they are clearing for garden.
Mrs. Ida Robinson and Grandpa
Robinson are putting out a straw
berry patch and digging in the flowers.
Mr. and Mrs. Will Dennis, of Port
land, have been visiting O. E. Dennis,
and left Tuesday morning for a wagon
trip to their homestead In Lake
County.
Jim Hubbard's brother-in-law, J. B.
McNeil, of Walla Walla, has gone Into
partnership with him In the hop bust
ness. They visited Kings Valley Sun
day, and bought a new team.
AIRLIE
T. P. Bevens was In Airlie Thursday
last.
Wiley Williams is visiting in Airlie
this week. 1
D Harrington has been building a
new fence.
Bill Williams has been busy with
his plowing. ,
Mr. Bones is setting the founda
tion for his new house. " .
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Ray were In
Airlie last Saturday evening. ,
Dr. V. C. Staats made a trip to Dal
las last Thursday evening.
Harry Prlchard, -of Portland, was an
Airlie visitor last Thursday.
D. Harrington made a business trip
to Dallas, Thursday evening.
Mrs. T. P. Bevens returned to Airlie
from Albany, Thursday- evening.
The new rural mail carrier is get
ting along with his work nicely.
Earl Brown went through Airlie
with a load of furniture last Thurs
day; ..v
The Artisans are going to give a
tplay in the hall at Airlio next Satur
day night.
Mr. Kirb is now in Airlie. He has
a large crew of men working lrrlhe
hop field In Airlie.
Mr. and Mrs. Harrington made a
buslntess trip to Independence last
Saturday, and also on Monday.
A. R. Lewis and family are visiting
relatives in Portland. They , went
down Sunday morning, and will return
next Friday.
BALLSTON
Mrs. F. W. Royal has been sick.
W. A. Keyt is up from Portland this
week.
Henry Clark was a Portland visitor
Saturday.
Wesley Green went to Dallas on
business, Saturday.
Mr. Knuckle had a slight stroke of
paralysis Monday.
Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Davidson have
been visiting in Portland.
Hathaway Yocum is slowly recover
ing from his recent illness.
Superintendent H. C. Seymour vis
ited the schools here Friday.
The Sunday school is making, pre
parations for an Easter program.
Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Ottlnger, of
Sheridan, visited relatives here Sun
day.
Mrs. Margaret Campbell returned
from St. Vincents Hospital, In Port
land, Wednesday.
Mr: and Mrs. Jacob Fudge are here
from Ohio visiting his brothers, Will
and Seymour Fudge.
Willam Etherton went to Dallas
Saturday and brought back the
switchboard which the Ballston Mu
tual Telephone Company bought
there. .
Wayne Branson dropped dead while
working In Mrs. Woodley's garden
shortly before noon Thursday of last
week. He was burled at Hopewell,
Sunday.
MONMOUTH
D. M. Hewitt had another attack of
grip this week, but is some better,
J. J. Russell, formerly "of Monmouth
but now of Parker, was In town Tues
day.
F. Y. Mulkey has sold all of his
residence property but one lot and will
build a handsome bungalow.
Mrs. Albert Sacre arrived Saturday.
Mr. and Mrs. Sacre will reside in his
parents' house In Monmouth.
Mrs. Mabel Hook and sister, Mrs.
Bishop, of Seattle, are visiting their
parents, Mr. and Mrs. Gus Westfall.
- Mr. and Mrs. F. Finch and son. of
Independence, were -.guests at the
home of Mr. and Mrs. A. N. Poole,
Sunday.
Claud Boothby, of Portland, visited
his parents, Mr. and Mrs. G. T. Booth
by, Tuesday, and returned home Wed
nesday. -
C. E. Herren moved -into his .new
bungalow Tuesday. The house was
built by A. N. Poole and is one of the
finest In 'Monmouth.
Dr. D. N. Mclnturff spoke to a well
filled house In the Baptist Church,
Sunday night. He is a good speaker
and his talk was well worth listening
to.
Lee Scheible, of Indiana, is visiting
his brother, who Is employed in the
office of the Monmouth Herald. Mr.
Scheible is an old friend of the editor
of the Herald.
Mrs. R. E. Nichols and sister, Mrs.
C. J. Stanton, of Omaha, Nebraska,
are with their father, John Howell,
who was recently injured by a fall
from a ladder.
Mrs. J. Dornslfe, of Independence,
attended the funeral of the late Miss
Ova Smith. Mrs. Wilcox, wife of the
station agent in Independence, was
also in attendance.
Mr. and Mrs. Mat Graham and the
family of his brother, J. R. Graham,
have moved to Salem, where they will
make their home. Monmouth regrets
to Iobs these estimable people.
Mrs. A. B. Morelan and daughter
arrived home Tuesday from an all
winter visit in the Eastern states.
They report having a good time, but
are glad to be back in Oregon again.
W. J. Davis and son, L. A. Davis,
of Salem, were In town Tuesday. L.
A. Davis Is a recent arrival from the
East. Both men were well pleased
with Monmouth, and may decide to lo
cate here. -
live In the Guthrie neighborhood sev.
eral years ago, and from there moved
to their present home.
Orchard spraying and plowing are
in order.
Mr. Mangus sold a team of horses
for J 3 80 last week.
Horse buyers bought several good
horses here last week.
Our road supervisor is hard at work
repairing the highways.
This weather suits the farmers, as
they can work their ground nicely.
Homer Conlee and Will Domaschaf
sky have been shearing goats in this
vicinity recently.
There have been about 150 acres of
orchard planted in this vicinity this
winter, mostly prunes and apples.
A. G. Rempel sold two grade Jersey
milk cows last week. The prices real
ized were $40 and $50, respectively.
BRIDGEPORT
Goat shearing Is about over in this
district.
Mat Glaze is working tor George
Remington.
Charley Minnlch was In Portland on
business last week.
Land buyers and insurance agents
have been thick the past week.
The fruit inspector has been inspect
ing the orchards near Falls City.
uavy - ana Armond Guthrie are
farming a portion of the Lee place.
R. Mahoney has moved his family
to Oorvallls, where he has bought a
farm. "
Chester Gardner Is reported much
Improved from a severe case of ery.
sipelas.
A petition is being circulated ask
ing for a switch at the road crossing
near Mr. Fern's.
Mrs. Mary Lee, of Portland, came
up Saturday to look after her farm.
and other business.
A petition is being circulated for a
road to begin near H. Fern's, and to
end near the Antloch school house.
Farming is -well along, and about
everybody Is wishing for a little rain.
The soil never worked better at this
time of the year.
Mr. Talent has a small piece of al
falfa on his place which he planted
as an experiment last fall, and which
he thinks will be a success. .
BLACK ROCK
Mrs. Sam Wiest came home from
Portland Sunday.
Anan Myers and Mr. Muscottt were
in town Tuesday.
W. T. Hunntcutt, of Independence,
was in town Sunday.
Miss Winifred Switser, of Falls City,
was in town Tuesday.
Mrs. O. L. Ferguson was a visitor in
Black Rock, Sunday and Monday.
Mr. and Mrs. Walter Scott are vis
iting. Mrs. Scott's mother, Mr. Lizzie
Neal.
Mrs. Roy MayfU-ld Is very sick with
lagrlppe. Miss Dorothy Boje ia nurs
ing her.
Mr. and Mrs. Zorin. of Falls City.
and their daughter Margaret were In
town a few hours Saturday. '
The mask dance at Fulton's Hall
Friday evening was fine. Prises were
given to the beat-euatained characters.
Mr. George Yeaton was taken to
Falls City Sunday, where she could re
ceive medical attention. She Is much
better today.
Fred Holman and children went to,
Falls City Tuesday. The children will
spend a few days at their aunt's and
grandma's there.
BETHEL
Mr. and Mrs. Wyatt were In Salem,
Monday.
J. D. Kelty returned from Portland
yesterday.
Miss Etta Rutledge, who has been
111, Is back In school.
Mr. Sullivan, of Salem, Is assisting
Mr. Jenkins with his spring work.
The children of George Shields, Jr.,
have been suffering from lagrlppe.
Mr. and Mrs. Fournler have moved
on the Ira White place, west of Mc
Coy.
Mrs. Bailey, of Salem, who was re.
ported 111 last week. Is slightly Im
proved.
Miss Ruth Nunn, the intermediate
teacher, spent Saturday and Sunday
with her parent In Dallas.
Mr. Mackln and daughter, Mrs. De
voe, will leave shortly for California.
where Mr. Mackln hopes to regain his
health. . B. P. Sears will assume the
duties of postmaster in his absence.
With the good weather our Sunday
School Is Improving. Thirty-eight
were In attendance last Sunday. After
the morning "session the Reverend
Jenkins delivered an Instructive ser
mon. The first baseball game of the sea
son occurred on the Bethel grounds
Sunday, between the Bethel and Amity
teams. The latter team was victor
ious. Bethel will play Dallas next Sat
urday on tha Dallas grounds
BUELL
Bessie Wegner made a business trip
to Dallas Saturday.
Quite a few young people were out
automoblling Sunday.
Buford Stone made a business trip
to Portland this week.
The Misses Kopan and Pollow spent
Sunday with Miss Nora Jones.
Mr. and Mrs. Hills visited with Mr.
and Mrs. Charles Harold Sunday.
Miss Bessie Wegner spent Sunday
with her uncle, Herman Lenhard.
Dwlght Beck, of Sheridan, spent
Thursday with his sister, Mrs. Rant
Neeley.
A large crowd attended the dance
at Russell Jones' Saturday night, and
all report a fine time.
Mrs. Herman Lenhard spent Mon
day and Tuesday in Dallas, with her
sister, Mrs. M. J. Todhunter.
The "tote" wagon went up the lat
ter part of the week, with a big boiler
for the camp at Cedar Creek.
Clarence Walker, accompanied by
his father, was taken to the Dallas
Hospital Sunday, by Dr. McCallon.
Mr. Ray and son made a business
trip to Portland the first of the week,
returning later with their automobile,
RICKREALL
HARMONY
this
Zena Spring"
PARKER
The fall-sown crops are looking fine.
Lda Davidson waa an Independence
visitor Monday.
Dell Grlgsby waa a Portland visitor
the latter part of the week.
Valley- r,,Sm Davidson was visiting
' ! Mrs. K. O. Fredrkkaen- Sundar.
Miss Madle Blair is in town
week.
Mr. Canfleld has gone to Beaverton
to work.
Ivan Dickey got his arm cut quite
badly last week.
Randall Bwell Is helping E. Blan
chard this week.
Miss Nina Graves visited her parents
at Mt Tabor over Sunday.
The Reverend Kuhlman, of Sheri
dan, preached here Sunday.
Lynn Jones is home from the log
ging camp and Is working his hop
yard.
Mr. and Mrs. W. A. McLean visited
their daughter, Mrs. J. Talbott, at
Butler, Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Silas Hayes, of Carl-f
ton, visited at the home of James
Hayes last week.
Mrs. A. A. Mclean and little son
and Miss McLean are visiting rela
tives and friends in Bethel.
Peter Cook drove to Salem, Tues
day. Glenn Orr left for Portland Mon
day. F. A, -Koser went to Salem, Tues
day. ,
Robert Pott, of Salem, was a caller
Tuesday.
Miss Cuch Smith went to Salem,
Tuesday.
Pauline Nesmlth returned to Port
land Monday.
Mathie Koser visited friends at Per
rydale Sunday.
Nellie Black is slowly Improving
from pneumonia.
Henry Rose and family will leave
for California this week.
W. I. Davidson and family have
moved onto the Rose farm.
Mrs. Robert Ankeny and child are
In Portland, visiting friends.
Harold Bristol, of Portland, Is visit
ing at the home of H. C. Fox.
Jack Goodell, who has- been sick
with appendicitis, is able to be up
again.
Mrs. Alice Dempsey and daughter,
from Dallas, spent Sunday with Mr.
and Mrs. William Goodell.
day evenings. They are progressing
very rapidly in their work.
A church rally is to be held in the
Christian church here next Sunday for
the purpose of raising money to make
needed repairs to the building. A
program is being prepared and every
body Is welcome to come and have a
good time.
SALT CREEK
Frank Miller .is quite sick.
The Concord school will soon be out.
Earl Gee is working for J. H. Fos
ter. Harry Bissell is working for B. Z.
Riggs.
Mr. VanWell bought a cow from
Mr. Hill lately. "
Mr. and Mrs. H. Clanfleld have gone,
to Monmouth to visit their daughters.
Mr. and Mrs. S. Boes, of Acme, Al
berta, Canada, have been visiting old
friends on Salt Creek.
PEDEE
Mabel Yost visited Elsie Bush last
Sunday night.
Dick Taylor plowed for Will Bush
a few days this week. .
Sunday School will be held here ev
ery Sunday, at 2 p. m.
There will be another month's
school, beginning next Monday.
Mr. and Mrs. Loren Burbank, ac
companied by Miss Inez, Gus, and Clif
ford Burbank, were Falls City visitors
Monday.
for
OAK GROVE
M. F. White Is very sick.
Mrs. Muno has been quite sick.
R. J. Williamson Is . working
Hugh Farmer.
M. F. White made a flying trip to
Enterprise and back last week.
Fred Doney is hauling potatoes to
Crowley for shipment to Portland.
Faulty Title May Kill Meamne.
SALEM, March 21. Failure of the
title In Senator Hawley's bill regulat
ing the practice of veterinary medi
cine and surgery to carry a reference
that it amended section six of a sim
ilar act passed during the session of
1903, threatens to Invalidate the most
Important part of the entire measure.
and the question probably will ' be
placed before the Attorney General.
The discovery was made today by D.
H. Allen, who is in charge of com
pilation of the session laws. One of
the principal objects of the Hawley
bill was to require greater knowledge
of the veterinary science on the part
of the applicant and to throw greater
restrictions around the practice of the
profession.
PERRYDALE
Mrs. Wanda Keyt was a Dallas vis
itor Tuesday.
Max Flannery was a Dallas visitor
between trains Saturday.
Mr. and Mrs. John P. Durant were
visitors in Perrydale, Sunday.
Mrs. Charles Snelling is visiting In
Dallas and vicinity this week.
Mrs. John Foster, of Salt Creek,
visited friends In Perrydale Sunday.
Mrs. George Werner has been very
sick with the grip, but Is better now.
The Ladles' Aid Society, which
meets every Wednesday afternooon,
has a good attendance and has been
kept very busy so far.
The band boys practice twice a
week now, on Wednesday and Satur-
Thlnks $20,000 Too Much.
MONMOUTH, Or., March 22. (To
the Editor.) The trustees of the Mon
mouth school district have put out
posters calling a meeting to vote
$20,000 worth of bonds to build a
school house. The writer Is not a
genuine kicker, and he Is In favor of
education always, but It seems to him
that a $10,000 school building would
answer all purposes and not get the
district In debt so much. We think
that amount would carry, but we are
In doubt about the $20,000 bonds.
SUBSCRIBER.
Mills to Iastull Blowers.
SALEM, March 21. Planing mills
all over the state, Including 23 such
mills In Portland, will be ordiered to
Install blowers In connection with
their machinery, according to an or
der which has Just been "Issued by
Labor Commissioner Hoff. Not all
planing mills are covered by this or
der, as only a certain class of machin
ery is included, but a majority of the
mills will fall under the edict, and it
Is probable that an expenditure of
thousands of dollars will result.
Simple Remedy Cures Appendicitis.
Sworn proof that simple buckthorn
bark, glycerine, etc., as compounded In
Adled-1-ka, the new German Appendi
citis remedy, really does cure Appendi
citis without operation, can now be
seen right In Dallas at the store of
Conrad Stafrln. A SINGLE DOSE of
this simple remedy will relieve wind
or gas In the stomach or bowels, sour
stomach, constipation and other symp
toms of chronic Appendicitis.
MOUNTAIN VIEW
Marian Fox spent Sunday with Rose
Bodalya.
Most farmers have got their spray
ing done.
Ned Johnson is quite sick with
pneumonia.
Mr. St Pierre, of Salem, is working
on his farm.
Frank Kuliln has sold his farm and
will move soon.
Grandma Ruble spent Monday af
ternoon with Mrs. ISonffleur.
Mr. SchindJi-r Is Improving slowly,
after a long siege of sickness.
Merle Putnam I able to be around
again, after a case of appendicitis.
Mrs. Orice spent Friday and Satur
day with her daughter. Mrs. 8t Pierre.
A number of the children hsve quit
M-hoot. on account of the spring work.
Mr. and Mrs. L. Grice and family
spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. E. L.
Ilarrt. at Oak Grove.
his
Mr. and Mrs. R. C Khepard were In
Salem Monday.
I Mr. and Mr Lvna Pun in were
1 Sunday visitors In Salem,
j Mr. sad Mrs. W. H. Crawford visited
; relatives ia West 8s I em. Sunday.
I Charles ScotL of Portland. dav mniu
".V ' rV? T yJrriU -oa 7n PT- Mr. and Nr.. H.ight and daughter. and Mr. Stinnett Sunday,
rhaaed the Richard Kennedy tract.enta, ! wu. - , i i.,.it u,n.niei and
Mr. Cal D- Harpert. of P)em. to Mors Wednesday, j Mr. and Mr. Fred Elliott were Sun-
A number of farmers la this vicin
ity are now sowing winter oat.
Mrs. Fredrk-ksea waa In Indepen
dence on business last Thursday.
O. W. McLauchlin brought the Rer.
Mf"r'n over from I.uena Vista. Sun-
BOWERSVILLE
Raba Akiff. of Eola, visited
aunt Mrs. C. II Stinnett lately. j
Mr. and Mrs. William Cadle visited
Mr. and Mr. D. F. Hodge, Sunday.
Mr. and Mr. O. J. Rem pel and
family visited at the home of P. D. ,
Ediger, Sunday. I
Henry. Katie and Lena Rose. Emma
Cadle, and Mr. Davidson visited Mr.
near Wood bum. has cotnpteted the ar
rangements for the platting of the , Tj,tin at the home of her stater. M
tract aad the conatrwctlosi of raada. j Fred Purvis.
The land win be knows as the Jin fcella Baker, mt Salem,
Walilake Howe tract.
City Aaditnr EHia, asmsted fey thejW. & Catton.
j Sunday with her parents. Mr. and Mr hww Iwm mm-h, later.
There is to be a debate between day vi(lor on the farm. j
the Raena Vtata achnnl and the Par- Irene Have, who ha been working
pt her Dtttc fiorwlr at Parker mI for Mr. Whitehead. In Dalla. re-1
council, has made a thorogh
I The Rev. Harrr MrCaia nrctved
Mr. Holland and Joha have Jat ' her last n4i .
! tamed home lt Thursday.
aooaj ef the Teal Spring, preparatory j left for a aether trip ta the maat m itk rrtiow. it i underwood that he I
to t!ie Installing of the water Um. ! a tm4 of apptea aad cider.
They hare accepted the plana aad
KperificaiKtM receatly anade l.y i. U
POLK !
Ur aad Mr. Samuel Roiae, of Sa-
Dr. aad Mra. W. H. Darfcy. e Salewt. , Bttm arr.4 Friday a sht avl'pe Alberta. Canada. hv "
ww ta Spring Valley t4r tew; Mart It. rSitir. frid her. They twed to
io atart revival wrrw Aawlcaa
That Peculiar ,
Lightness and Flavor
Found in the finest biscuit, rolls, cake,
etc., is due to the absolute purity,
fitness, and accurate combination
of the ingredients of the
Royal Baking Powder.
The best things in cook
ery are always made with
the Royal Baking Powder.
Hence its use is universal
in the most celebrated
restaurants, in the homes
of the people, wherever de-
licious,wholesome food is appreciated.
Royal Baking Powder
Is sold in every civilized country,
the world over.
It U ti only BkLnj Powder rWa from Rojl Grp
Cream of Trtr.
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