Polk County observer. (Monmouth, Polk County, Or.) 1888-1927, 1912-11-05
Neze,s of City and County
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS NANNNANAAAANNANAAAANN

Oscar Hayter, Lawyer, rooms
and 6, Uglow Building.
G. B. Stone, the photographer
transacted business in independence
yesterday.
--OLD FRAMES for the picture
you have had enlarged.
Furniture Co. I
DIR. Lowe. the opticlan, will be il
Dallas November IL and IL. Inde
pendence Nov. 13.
Mrs. p. A. Finseth left yesterday
morning for Silverton, Oregon, for 6
visit with relatives.
Mr. and Mrs. w. Fl. Boals return.
ed last week from an extended triI
and visit with friends in Nebraska
and Colorado.
Headquarters of the Oregon Fire
Relief Association will be found in
Room 21, New Bank Building, at the
head of the stairs.
Mr.. and Mrs H. p. Shriver have
gone to Cape Horn, Washington,
where they will visit for a month or
more with their daughter, Mrs.
Thompson.
Your headache may come from
your eyes. Why not be sure. Have
DR.. Lowe test them and he will tell
you whether it is your eyes or not,
and will tell you the truth too.
Ray Boals came up Saturday from
Corvallis where he is attending the
Oregon State Agricultural college
and spent Sunday at the home of his
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. w. H. Boals.
w. A. Miltenberger was summoned
to Hillsboro on Saturday by mes
sage announcing the death Of his
father who passed away suddenly with
a heart affiiction. The funeral was
held yesterday.
Mr. and Mrs. III. w. Stump return
ed to- their home in Dallas Tuesday
after visiting for few days at the
home of Walter M. Brown. Mrs.
Stump is a sister of Mrs. Brown
Newberg Graphic.
Lloyd Rice came from Portland to
pass Sunday with relatives and
friends at his former home. Lloyd
is employed in one of the leading
playhouses at the metropolis as a
musician and reports success in his
work.
Mrs. J. c. Shultz was unexpectedly
called to the bedside of relatives at
Woodland, California the latter part
of the week. She made the trip by
way of Salem in a hurried attempt to
catch a fast train for her destina-
tion.
Harry Cosper is a new assistant at
the Craven hardware and implement
store. Harry appears to have be-
come a veritable handy man" and
is equally at home extolling the mer-
it's of round square or deciphering |
the names of patrons of Uncle Sans
monstrous mail system.
H. II. Belt, former Newberg boy,
who is associated with Oscar Hayter,
a leading attorney at Dallas, is MAX
ing good, and in remitting for the
Graphic says: 'In all seriousness,
am getting along well and am not at
all sorry that I stopped feeding at the
public trough. h."-Newberg Graphic.
MDM Why be bothered with two
~ pairs of glasses. Call at Hotel
~ Gail November IL and 12 and
have DR.. Lowe show you the Kryp-
took double vision glasses to be used
for near and distant vision. No un-
slightly seams or lines. Free demon
strations. Scores of Dallas refer
ences. Remember the days and
dates.
In letter to The Observer ]. NJ.
Briggs, who moved from Polk county
to California last summer and settled
at Eureka, states that he is well
pleased with the country. He says
there are many good chances there
to- buy land on a speculation. He
says he is closing a deal for a fine
home of 100 acres.
Albert Burnett leaves this week for
Arizona where he expects to remain
during the winter at least and, if the
climate and conditions prove to his
liking, he may make that country his
of this county and has many friends
who will wish for his future pros
perity.
Thos. Guy, a former well known
resident of Dallas, arrived Sunday
from Dayton, Washington, to again
make his residence here. He has
been employed for a number of years
in the merchandise business at Day.
ton by George Townsend, another
Dallas resident of former days. Mr..
Guy is a brother of the Guy broth
ers, hardware merchants here.
Monday morning the down" train
which arrives in Newberg at 8:42, was
over two hours late, and as the en-
gineer was Mr.. casey, of Dallas, ,
we feared that Casey had taken his J
farewell trip, but he was on deck !
when the train pulled in. The delay
was caused by a broken eccentric on I
the engine.-Newberg Graphic.
A Great Bargain in Real Estate.
About 80 acres OF the best farm &
land in the heart of the Willamette
valley. joining the Salem, Falls City 6
& Western r. r.; location none bet {
ter. For particulars enquire Of Mr.. {
Manley. Martin. Independence, Ore 6
gon. Phone 796. II