Polk County observer. (Monmouth, Polk County, Or.) 1888-1927, 1913-06-24

-Wear-ever Aluminium ware. See
Craven Bros. of you want the best.
Mrs. j. w. Crider is visiting her
sister, Mrs. J. c. Morrison in Salem.
Roy Finseth and P. S. Greenwood
left Monday for a week s vacation in
the Siletz country.
Miss Nola Coad returned Friday
from week s visit with Mrs. Lloyd
Pickard, in Eugene.
A. L. Ingalls,, auditor for the Ore
gon Power company with Offices at
Eugene, is in the city on business.
Mrs. A. NJ. Peery of McMinnville,
visited her daughters, Mrs. j. C. Ug-
low and Mrs. Harry Volheim last
week.
Robert VanOrsdel has returned
from Seattle and has secured a po-
sition in Conrad Stafrin's drug
store.
Miss Pauline VanOrsdel returned
from Eugene Thursday where she
has been attending the university of
Oregon.
You will eventually come to me
Others have, and are well. DR.. E.
James Scheetz, 518 Church street,
near depot.
Miss Mabel Nicholson, who has
been stenographer in Oscar Hayter's
law office for several weeks, has re-
turned to Salem.
c. C. Canter was in Dallas several
days last week from The Dalles max
ing arrangements for Mrs. Canter to
move to that place
Rev. and Mrs. T. H. Starbuck, Miss
Edith Starbuck and Mrs. V. A. Ker-
Sey are in Portland attending the Ad-
1entist campmeeting.
The Moose orchestra of Dallas,
will furnish the music for an call
hight dance" to be given at Falls
Jity by the Pythian Sisters on Fri
lay, June 27. Previous to the dance
he orchestra will give concert at
Nagner's hall.
Dallas people are not especially
'leased with their new train service
hat permits only one trip a day to
cortland without a change Of cars.
sheridan is worrying along under the
anne condition, but like Dallas is
Oping for something better at the
ext change Of the moOn.-Sheridan
sun. II
One Of the best things in the
'orld IS eye comfort. Everybody
wants it and but few enjoy it. 1t is
ow pretty well known that DR..
'reeze, the Portland Eye Specialist.
'ho comes to Dallas the first Thurs
ay in each month has brought com
ort to many sufferers who failed to
nd relief elsewhere. 6-24
Miss Elona Clanfeld, of Dallas.
'On second prize at the horse show
nd ladies' riding contest held in
with the races at Inde-
endence on Friday. There were five
ntrles III the contest and many have
cen heard to declare that the Dallas
ntry was entitled to first place. The
inner is an independence girls.
The household goods belonging to
lrs. 5. Essig, a former resident of
alias, were shipped to Santa Ana,
alifOrnia, this week by the Soehren
'arehouse company. Mrs. Essig left
alias in April for Il visit to Cali
'rnia, and has finally decided to
axe her future home in Santa Ana.
Mr.. and Mrs. |. c. Emmerson and
T. and Mrs. H. G.. Black returned
thursday from their six week au-
mobile jaunt through California.
ley say they had a pleasant trip
id saw much of the country, but
ey are not enthusiastic over con
tions in the south. Recent crop q
lures starting with the killing
DSt Of last winter, and the lack of
'isture of the following months.
We had a noticeable effect upon bus
1ss conditions and a general unrest
noticeable All members of the
Illas party expressed themselves as
saSed to return to Oregon where
is green" and in strong
ntrast to the bleak and bare hills
the irrigated districts of Cali
mia.
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