Polk County observer. (Monmouth, Polk County, Or.) 1888-1927, 1912-11-19

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Miss Robertson of Salem, was a
Sunday visitor in Dallas.
]. C. Hayter made business trip
to Salem Monday afternoon.
Mrs. Chas. Bilyeu is the guest Of
Portland relatives this week.
L. D. Daniel was at Portland Sun
day, returning Monday morning.
Mrs. Frank Coad and daughter are
visiting Portland friends this week.
Guy Curtis of Eugene was visitor
at the home Of c. C. Curtis on Sun
day.
F. j. Coad was a business visitor
in Portland last Friday and Satur-
day.
Mrs. j. w. Crider returned Friday
from a ten days visit with relatives
in Salem.
Oval FRAMES for the pictures
you have had misunderstanding
Furniture Co. tt
Mrs. Lydia Evans and Miss Pearl
Burke were at Salem Sunday as guests
of Emily Bronson.
Nez Dale and wife of Salem were
in Dallas Saturday for a short time
while awaiting trains.
Mrs. T. B.. Burch of Rickreall, was
a guest at the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
Willis Simonton, Saturday
b. Gildner dealer in timber lands
from Portland, transacted business
in Dallas and Falls City Monday.
A. c. Campbell and family return
ed Saturday from a visit to Sheridan
where they visited with relatives.
Mr.. and Mrs. D. c. Crider went to
Portland Friday. They will also vis-
it in The Dalles before returning
home.
VIM. Herzog passed the Sabbath in
Portland and remained a portion of
the next day to attend to some busi-
ness matters.
Headquarters of the oregon Fire
Relief Association will be found in
Room 81, New Bank Building, at the
head of the stairs.
Willis Shaffer of Salem and his
brother from Nome, Alaska, were
guests Sunday at the home of George
Scott and Thos. Majors.
Mrs Rebecca Howe and daughter
Miss Ollie, returned to Portland Sun
day afternoon after visit with rel |.
atives and friends in Dallas.
There is nothing but tested, tried
and true drugs in A. d. S. remedies. |
For a full line of these wonderful
remedies go to the Fuller Pharmacy
Mrs. N. G. Keefhaver came down
from Lebanon last week to attend the
Hughes wedding and to visit at
the home of her father, j. J. Will
liams.
The musical section of the Dallas
Women's club will meet Wednesday .
afternoon at $3.50 instead of Wednes- |
day, November 27, which is the reg
ular meeting time.
August Fritz, brother of Raney and
Joe Fritz, arrived last week from
Germany to visit his brothers, learn
the ways of the willy American and
make his home here.
Mrs. Mark Hayter, Mrs. O. e. Will
liams and Mrs. Ellsworth Fuller
from Dallas attended Mrs. Kirkland's
800" party Saturday afternoon
Independence Monitor
John Wood left last week for Ari-
zona where he expects to find a per-
manent home. Mr. Wood is a teleg- /
rapher and has held responsible po- I
sitons with offices here.
When you feel cold coming on /
do not hesitate a moment; go to the |
Fuller Pharmacy and get a box of .
"KnOx-a-Cold" tablets. This Is posi-
lively the best remedy on the market /
j. G. Shultz left yesterday morn
ing for Roseburg, oregon. where he
will meet Mrs Shultz on her return .
from California. They will visit for /
a short time with Roseburg relatives /
before they return to Dallas.
Dallas Wood Yards, Kopiah .
Coal and Wood; 16 inch and 4-foOt .
wood delivered to any part of the /
city promptly on telephone call. Of /
flee 334; residence 663.
w. l.. BARBER. Dealer. .
The ladies of the Presbyterian .
church will give New England sup
per in the basement of the church on
November 22, commencing at SIX
o'clock; 40 cents for adults aul 25
cents for children under 10. Every .
body welcome.
Walter L. Cosper of New York. OF
the National association for the study
and prevention of tuberculosis, who
has been in charge Of the several pub .
Tic exhibitions recently held i'm this
state, was IN Dallas on Saturday
calling briefly on his cousin, Harry
B. Cosper.
The Observer desires 10 state that
hss in
this paper In the Bridgeport CORE
spondence to the effect tha; the DAILY
hopyard In the Bridgeport ncighbur-
hood had been leased 10 Frank Laws.
was untrue. and that the yard had
been leased to 4. F. Huber.
one Of the ShayIor boys Of VILLA
nina lost his hand I'm a brick ma
chine at the plant Of the Willamina
Rrick company last Saturday. ac-
cording to reports received here
where the man is well known. lie
Is now In Sheridan receiving medical
attention.
NJ. II. Richards. Of the Indepcnd- .
ence neighborhood, an old friend Of
Eugene Foster. Of The Observer. was
over last week and made a pleasant
call at this Office. Mr. Richards was
formerly editor and publisher of the
Clay County News at Spencer. Iowa
the office Ia which Foster learned his
trade aud the time was pleasantly
spent In recalling old "reminiscences
and incidents OF life In Northwestern
Iowa many years ago. Mr. Richards
az present owns a valuable farm three
miles from Independence on the Sa-
lem road which he purchased a few
years ago. and Is known as oue of the
substantial farmers of that vicinity.
Gents Travelling CaSs~
Just cast your glances in the d.
rection Of our window dispiay-then
compel us TO show yau no matter