Polk County observer. (Monmouth, Polk County, Or.) 1888-1927, 1904-07-08

; The old, unsightly yard fences cor
tinue to come down.
H. M. Pollock went to Portland
Thursday for two days bushes
visit.
J. H. Mann, Of Peterboro, Canada
is visiting his sister Mrs. Jane
Elliott.
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Warren, o
McMinnville, attended the celebration
in Dallas.
Mrs. A. N. Martin, of McMinnville
visited at the home of Mr.. and Mrs
J. @. Uglow over Sunday.
Miss Brittle McDevltt, Of Portland
visited relatives in Dallas and Inde
pendence during the week.
Rev. G.. L. Lobdell will preach ii
the Christian church next Sunday
both morning and evening.
Miss Halle Morrison will teach the
Fall term Of school in the Guthrie
district, four miles south of Dallas.
We have one Champion Binder
which must 60 at price and terms tc
suit purchaser. A bargain if you ap-
ply quick. Guy Bros.
Miss Nellie Davidson, Of Waits
burg, Wash, is visiting in Dallas
this week, at the homes of Hon. J. E.
Sibley and H. @. Eakin.
A few more stoves at special prices,
and few more days in which to buy
them. We move the last Of the COM
ing week. Get one before Friday,
July Is. Guy Bros
DR.. T. V. B. Embree has returned
to Dallas, and has opened an Office
upstairs in the Wilson building. His
family and household goods will
arrive from Portland in few days.
Guy Brothers will move their hard
ware store into the north room in the
new kirkpatrick brick building on
Main street next week. They will
have a neat store in their new location.
Judge and Mrs. George H. Burnett,
Of Salem, attended the celebration in
Dallas, Monday. Judge Burnett was
President Of the Day, and filled the
position in his usual happy and pleas
ing manner
Mrs. Mary Clingan, of Heppner, who
has been visiting in Dallas, came to
Salem Wednesday morning on her
way to Eugene where she will visit her
daughter, Mrs. Elmer Morrison
Salem Journal.
The citizens of Heppner have sub
scribed $500 toward improving and
beautifying the Heppner cemetery, ia
which every family in the city has an
abiding interest since the awful flood
disaster of last year.
John H. McNary, the new District
Attorney, has appointed W. H. Cooper
deputy for Tillamook county. Gale
Hill will be appointed for Linn county.
Appointments for Polk and Yamhill
counties will be announced later.
The new incandescent dynamo for
the Dallas electric light plant arrived
Wednesday and will be ready for use
some time next week. 1t is now being
set up in the power house by Fred
West, the head electrician of the light
company.
Mrs. w. P. Cressey, who has been
visiting at the home of her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. Abel Uglow, for several
weeks, returned to her home in South
Bend, Wash, Wednesday. She was
accompanied by her sisters, Lorene
and Pearl Uglow.
L. E. Knapp has a large force of
men at work unloading and setting
up the machinery for his oak saw
mill on the terminal grounds of the
Dallas and Falls City railroad, in the
south end of town. The industry is
destined to become one of great i'm
portance to Dallas.
F. J. Coad has moved his planning
mill and sash and door machinery
into the large new building across the
street from his old plant, and will
have the same IN operation in few
lays. Mr.. Coad deserves much credit
or his enterprise in building such a
factory here, and the OBsER-
YER will take pleasure in giving its
'eaders a detailed description of the
lew plant next week.
Theodore Eder, superintendent and
general manager Of the E. Clemens
Horst Hop Company, of Sacramento,
was in Dallas a few hours
afternoon. He was accom-
panied by J. G. Morrison, foreman of
he company's big hop ranches in
Polk and Marion counties. These two
gentleman have spent the last three
lays visiting hop yards in this county.
They report the vines to be badly in
iced of moisture, and predict a short
crop all over the valley. The outlook
or a good price for hops this year is
highly encouraging.
Read all the bright new "ads" Of
Dallas merchants in
his weeks paper. The OBSERVERS
Advertising patronage is steadily
Increasing, and the number Of people
purchasing their supplies of Dallas
is constantly growing