Polk County observer. (Monmouth, Polk County, Or.) 1888-1927, 1913-04-22
Ne10S of City and County
- DIR. Lowe, Wednesday and
GSS Thursday.

- DIR. Lowe, Wednesday anC
- Thursday.
Walter L. Tooze. Jr., Is at Portland
today on business.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Gohrke have
been Portland visitors during the
week.
Arthur johnson, of Sand Point
Idaho, relative of the Finseth fam
ilv, has been the guest during the
week at the home Of the latter, on
/ Church street.
Remember that Thursday, April "a,
is annual cleanup" day in Dallas.
All who have garbage to be hauled
away please phone Main 1881 and a
team will be sent for it.
A. w. Brown. janitor of the high
school left on Monday for his old
home in Minnesota and North Dakota,
on business, and a visit. His son.
Clarence Brown, will take his place
at the high school.
To the front of the Uglow Clothing
store on Main street is now being
added a new-fangled kudinkus. that
John calls an "awning." 1t is CON
structed Of fancy tin things and high
falutin fxings that makes it look real
cute and modern.
On last SUNDAY evening the choir
rendered a special selection and hr.
Frank Snyder sang "The Holy City"
to a crowded house at the Methodist
church Mrs. McNicol was the ac-
companist of the evening. Special
music will be a part of the services
next Sunday, both morning and even
ing.
Clarence Kelley received a message
from Walla Walla. Wash, last week
to report Immediately for duty with
a railway office there. and he made a
quick departure for that point. The
young man is a son of Landlord Kel-
ley, at the Hotel Dallas.
Joseph B. Shepherd, son of John
H. Shepherd, of Dallas. will graduate
on Friday from the agricultural de-
partment Of the Nebraska state uni
versity, and will leave the next dav
for Austin. Mimi. where he will
have charge Of a large dairy.
This is the time when poison oak is
in its most virulent form and may be
most easily contracted. Do not eX-
pertinent with so-called remedies. but
call at the Fuller Pharmacy and Sc
cure a cure that is positively guar
your money back, if it fails
to cure. 4-25 .
c. B. Sundberg is among the latest
Of the Dallas residents to secure a
new auto. He has purchased a fine
new Studebaker $1,000 car, equipped
with all the latest accessories, includ-
ng electric lights and electric starter.
The machine was purchased of the
". L. Soehren and Guy Bros.
igency.
Dallas furnished a liberal number
# dancers for the ball given at Falls
'ity Friday night, by the Commercial
lub of that place, a special train in
harge of Conductor McCarter having
cen chartered to carry the orchestra
nd dancers from this place. About
5 from this point enjoyed the occa-
ion. returning at o'clock in the
lorning.
D. H. Upjohn, of Salem, was in the
ity today and made arrangements
or the opening here of law Office
bout May l. He has leased rooms ,
n the second floor of the Dallas
'ational Bank building and will move !
ere with his family some time about ,
he first of the month. Mr.. Upiohn {
as been a resident of Salem for sew !
raj years and for a portion of the !
ime served as city editor of the Sa-
I'm Statesman. Later he acted as the {
S representative and is t
'ell-known all over the state. He is t
progressive and a hustler and The {
observer welcomes him to Dallas.
DR. and Mrs. V. c. Stats left to- q
ay for an extended trip of two I
lonths' duration. which will take
lem as far East as New York. where
le Doctor will take a postgraduate D
purse. Their first stop will be at '
ochester, Mimi. after which they a
i'll go to Chicago, Niagara Falls. t
aching their destination in about $
lree weeks. On the return trip they +
i'll visit Washington. Philadelphia,
ittsburg. Cincinnati. st. Louis and II
an Antonio. Texas. At the latter b
ace Mrs. Stats will remain for an II
definite visit with her parents, N
lille the Doctor will return to Dallas.