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        FEBRUARY 20, 1915



          The best show at the Gem tonight.

          R. M. Wonderly has been on the sick list for several days.

          Walter Nichols has moved into his residence on Montgomery street.

          The C. A. Hunter family are reported to all be sick with the mumps.

          Tom DeWitt while at work at the mill Tuesday got his hand mashed pretty badly.

          O. S. Hutchinson and wife of Portland have purchased the Madena Hotel.

          MAPLE WOOD FOR SALE. Gibson & Son. Phone 314.

          For Rent - The Lombard house, nice large garden. Apply to News office.

          A special program is prepared to be rendered at the Methodist church Sunday night.

          Chesters Waters of Portland underwent a severe operation for appendicitis last week.

          Percy Dodd of Benton County is here to visit his parents, Mr. and Mrs. A. H. Dodd, who have been ill.

          Alfred Vick, formerly of this place but now of Salem underwent an operation for appendicitis last week.

          Rev. B. L. Hicks left for Eugene Thursday to attend the State Christian Endeavor Convention at Eugene.

          Misses Loraine and Gladys Lewis left Thursday morning to attend the State Christian Endeavor Convention at Eugene.

          Lost - Airdale dog. Left Tuesday Feb. 2. A liberal reward will be given for his return. J. C. Fox, Portland Cement Co., Dallas, Ore., Rfd. 1.

          Miss Pearl Titus was visiting in Dallas Sunday, returning Tuesday. Miss Velma Miller filled her place at the phone office during her absence.

          Rev. H. A. Walter returned Thursday night from a week's trip to Lacomb and will fill his pulpit at the Free Methodist church next Sunday as usual.

          Louie Babbick an employee of the Falls City Lumber Co., had the misfortune to get his toes crushed Tuesday by letting a tie fall on them.

          I can sell you 12 acres of improved land near town at a real bargain. Only about $250 cash to handle deal. Owner wants to leave state. Apply to D. L. Wood at News office.

          C. J. Pugh has secured a reel of the Albany $100,000 fire which occured in that city last Friday. The reel will be shown at the Gem theatre Thursday night at the regular admission.

          Mr. and Mrs. C. H. Trask who recently moved to Corvallis are preparing to move back to Falls City again. Their residence is being vacated by the Jas. Day family who are moving into the Frank Hayden house.


        FOR SALE
          Acreage tract 80 X 150 feet, good 8-room house, city water, electric lights, hen house, wood shed, fruit house, 30 bearing fruit trees, one half acre in strawberries. Located near mill. Will sale for one half cash balance to suit purchaser. C. T. West, Falls City, Ore.


        CHRISTIAN CHURCH
          Service on next Lord's Day at 11 a.m. and 7:30 p.m.

          Bible School at 10 a.m.

          Junior Endeavor at 3 p.m.

          Christian Endeavor at 6:30 p.m.

          Theme - Morning Service:
          "God's Jewels."


          Theme - Evening Service:
          "God calling to man."

          A cordial invitation to everyone.
          Stranger made welcome.
          B. L. HICKS, Pastor


        M. E. CHURCH
          Morning worship - The Seventh Day Advent Church

          Evening worship - Is the present day 'woman movement' to help or hinder the cause of morals and religion?

          You are cordially invited to attend these services.
          M. A. Marcy, Pastor.


        BARGAIN IN REAL ESTATE
          I can, for a short time offer some one with a little cash, a genuine bargain. The property consists of eight acres, three bearing prunes. House-three rooms downstairs, upstairs not finished, barn, wood shed, and hen house. This is an excellent opportunity for someone with a little money to invest in a paying prune orchard. It will be on the market only a short time and if you get it you will have to hurry. For further particulars call on or write to D. L. Wood, at News office, Falls City, Ore.


        COUNCIL MEETING
          The city council met Tuesday night and transacted the usual routine of business. A drain was ordered put in on Dayton street and a crosswalk on Second street. The Mayor made a very timely talk on economy; that it was about time to call a halt in the reckless expenditure of money.

          A motion was made that the Auditor make a diligent search and see if he could locate the money due the city for the sale of street improvement bonds. It appears that the late Auditor issued some warrants on the general fund for street improvement and all of the money in the general fund was gobbled up for street improvement that should have been held to pay warrants legally drawn on the general fund. Just what induced the Auditor to do this is not written. We are informed that the law is specific in regards to misapplication of funds.

          One of the committee appointed to investigate the curb on Third street reported that the works was all right. The council voted to accept his report.



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