Polk County observer. (Monmouth, Polk County, Or.) 1888-1927, 1912-04-02


Daniel-the piano man.
s.
r. M. Cramer, of Stayton, was call
ed to Dallas by urgent business Mon
day.
Miss Julia Nixon is in from the
farm visiting at the home of c. Bill
yeu.
Mrs. w. w. Nelson, of McMinnville
visited her sister Mrs. D. M. Metz
ger the last of the week.
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Music section of the Woman's club
will meet April 8, at 2 p. M, at
Mrs. G. P. MacGregor's.
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Mrs W. E. Hubbard, of Portland,
daughterinlaw of Mrs J. r. Hubbard
is visiting in Dallas as a patient of
DIR. Scheetz.
Mrs. Will E. Bridewell, Miss Edna
Bridewell and Mr. Brooks motored up
from Portland to visit H. Jap Ellis
and family Sunday.
s.
| DR.. and Mrs. j. N. Smith, Miss
Lois Smith and Miss Maxine Buren,
of Salem, We're callers at the H. ].
Ellis home Sunday.
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The New Scott has 8 more pleas
ant rooms for regular boarders at
low rates. Try our 25c and soc
meals. None better.
S. Crowley, of Eola, one of Polk's
sturdy pioneers was in Dallas today
shaking hands with friends and at
tending to business matters.
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Kersey carries the only complete
line of Judges, turkish nugate, cara
mels, jap caramels, penoche, log
cabin creams, fluffy-ruffies, taffys and
salted almonds in town.
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Miss Veva Burns, Alta Savage,
Ruth Beaver and Sadie Lynn spent
the weekend in Portland. The
young ladies went down especially
to hear Terrazinni at the Heilig.
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To close out our stock of new
White sewing machines we will offer
them for $3250 each. Cost not con-
sidered. Come and get one while
they last. Sterling Furniture Co.
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: Mr.. and Mrs W. H. Sellwood, Mr..
; and Mrs w. G. Allen and Mr.. and
Mrs. F. A. Elliott, all of Salem, were
Sunday visitors at the home of Mr.
/ and Mrs. II. A. Hinshaw, in Dallas.
. w. C. Winslow, candidate for dis
trict attorney for the district com
prising Linn, Marion, Polk, Yamhil
:. and Tillamook counties was in Dali
3 las looking after political Interests
t Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. p. Shriver ant
e Mr.. Mills left for Hillsboro Monda!
;, where they will visit at the home o
n Mrs. Robert Jennings. Mr.. Mill
will soon leave for his home il
Washington.
n ]. M. Powers, of Salem, Thoma
e H. Gentle, of Monmouth, w. X
Rutherford, of McMinnville, were Il
the city Friday night for the purpos
n of acting as judges for the Dallas-In
k dependence debate.
New White sewing machines to b
closed out at $3.50 each. You neve
IF bought them at this price before. w
v. intend to close out our entire stock
is these machines. Come and take thel
away. Sterling Furniture Compan'
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,t Mrs. Pauline Moore Riley, of Bf
to ker City, grand worthy matron of tn
,e O. E. s.. was a guest over Sunda
at the home of DR.. and Mrs. Mar
Havter. Mrs. Riley will make h'
7. official visit to Naomi chapter in tn
n citv on Tuesday night. April 8.
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An effort is being made to organ
ize a party to attend the theater
is Salem on Saturday night when r.
a. becca of Sunnybrook Farm will
of the attraction. Tickets for the sho
K are on sale at the Fuller Pharma'
where reservations may be made.
Of will be necessary to secure par
at Of 25 in order to charter the mot
as car and 1t is desired that all wi
n will attend notify the drug sto
u, ople at once and secure their re
ervations. II a sufficient NUMB
Mt agree to go the special train Will
at arranged for, leaving Dallas early
o. the evening and returning after u
g show.