Polk County observer. (Monmouth, Polk County, Or.) 1888-1927, 1907-12-20

Finest line Of toilet cases at Stafrins
Finest line Of toilet cases at Stafrins.
Holiday assortment of fine station
cry at Stafrin's.
Have you registered YETI Uglow
Clothing House.
Don't forgetStaerin's s elegant line of
goods for Christmas.
E. @. Lank, of Pedee, was a Dallas
visitor Wednesday.
A. Robinson, of Falls CITY, was a
Dallas visitor Wednesday.
W. 7. Belcher, OF Falls City, and
brother Fred, of Portland, were Dallas
visitors yesterday.
J. V. Romeo. of Pedee, was a busi-
ness visitor in Dallas, Wednesday.
George Graves, of Black Rock, was
business visitor in Dallas, Wednes-
day.
Fl. Hirschberg, of Independence,
was business visitor in Dallas,
Wednesday.
County Clerk Smith issued license
to wed Charles L. Bratcher and Mat
tie II. Yoakum, Tuesday.
E. L. Collins, Of Arleta, visited at
the home Of his parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
J. L. Collins, Sunday and Monday.
FL. L. and Chaunccy Crider have
planted large number of new fruit
trees on their fruit land southeast Of
Dallas this week.
Uncle Bill Brown will give packages
of candy to all children showing
themselves on Main street on Christ
mas morning between the hours OF ten
and IL.
Miss Gladys Canter, of Falls City,
was in Dallas yesterday, nroute for
Albany for a months visit among
friends in that city.
Frank Muscott has secured employ
ment on the Salem Portland electric
line, and Walter Dawson has taken
his place as conductor on the Falls
City train.
Oliver Gates and Orville Wilkes, of
Hillsboro, we're in Dallas yesterday.
Mr.. Gates reports his mother slightly
better, but little hope is entertained of
her recovery.
Chipman & Farmer of Corvallis,
have bought the Dallas Hotel, and
expect to see their friends from good
old Benton. (Their friends are expected
to pay in advance. )-Corvallis Times.
There will be no meeting Of Naomi
Chapter, 0. E. s., on December "a, but
a special meeting will be held on
January l, at s o'clock for installation
Of officers. All members and their
families are invited to be present.
MARGARET V. HAYTER, W. M.
Dallas College will meet the basket
ball team from Willamette on the home
court Saturday night. This will be
the second game scheduled in the Ore
gon League, and will no doubt be fast
and interesting, as Willamette is
reported to have strong team this |
season. A preliminary will be
ARA nged between the College second
team and a team selected from the
5own.
Iu0 T0CeuL T6-SurVoy OF the City |
brings the line of A. J. Barham's prop
srty northward until his row of shade
;rees will be thrown directly in the
center Of the sidewalk. These trees
are fine eastern birch and are very
beautiful, 80 Mr.. Barham will
,ndeavor to transplant to a place. well
within the boundaries OF his property
'ather than permit them to be cut down
o make way for the impending street
In the try out Tuesday night between
he winners Of the two skating races of
ast week, George Morton defeated
Arthur Phelps in an exciting contest.
Ind won the five dollar pair of skates
,ffered by Kerslake & White to the
winner. George Brown, the floor man
Iger, has challenged Morton to race
his evening, and Morton has accepted
he challenge. Both are fast and skill
ul skaters, and the contest tonight
'romies to be very close and excit-
ng event.