THE POLK COUNTY ITEM IZER
DALLAS, FRIDAY, APB. 1. 1904.
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7:30
W . A. W A S H ,
ED ITO « AMU raurHlMToM.
N O R TH D ALLAS.
M M. KUia in lmving liia orchard
pruned.
Joe Remington,
aniinul again
who
was *iok, is
John Royer ia at Salmon river get
ting ready to move.
Win. Have« is plowing some land to
be seeded for pasture.
Mrs. Shepherd, formerly of I)alia«,
is visiting her sister, Mrs. W. M
Jones.
Exeter services will he held in (he
OCR STAFF OF RUSTLERS.
M E. church next Sunday morning i
and at Woodmau hall *n (he evening
Gcod programs have been arranged W H AT TH EY HAVE TO SA T ABOUT
THE DOINGS IN THE C OUNTY, j
for each meeting.
i Peter Cook, our new merchant , 1
| seems to be a rustler. He is as busy i A n U n e q u a lle d a n d C o m p le te Re
e u m e nf W h a t Y o u r F rie n d s are
a« a bee, selling goods aiid making a r-;
a n d H ave Been La tely D o in g .
raugemeiits to sell anything that far* j
mere have 10 dispone of. Keu Craven
J o u r n a l or O re g o n ia n .
Is clerking for him.
Either of them eloue or the Itemi-
ter would coal you $1.50 a year, but
8 U 8 IN E 8 8 IN D A L L A S .
we have made a comhiuatiou by
Kerslake, the house furnisher, will which you can get thia paper aud ei
be ready to supply the ladies all ther of the Portland pa|ter« a year for
around with new furniture, carpets, $2 Tlie home paper would give you
window shades and the like. No deal* all the county news and either of the
er in these parts undersells him.
other« that of the state and world
Those who desire to keep posted must
The trimmer at Mrs. Cliace’s mil* read current newspapers, ihrre being
linery store seems to know almost in notion«- that ran take their place.
tuitively what will most become any Tell your neigh hors about this attract
given lady. She seldom fails to give ive offer.
entire satisfaction in all respects.
F A L L S C IT Y .
We had 23 inches of raiu iu March.
If you get a good shoe you must ex
Mrs. Jackson Baker fell and broke
Elias Hinshaw and wife will take pect to pay a fair price for it. A t
their daughter, Reta, to Portland for Gaynor’s they keep the very best her ankle up in Idaho, where they
grades, and footwear bought there sel went from here.
medical treatment.
dom goes bsck on the buyer.
While W ilkin« down the Hume of
O. H. Cobh has a phone in his resi
tlie Bryan A Lucas mill, John McCoy
dence on the Myer line. Mr. Hutton,
Let O. H. Oobb do your wagon fell and was seriously hurt by strik
who works for him, has had lagrippe.
work and it will not give away when ing a tree.
subjected to a great strain. A ll his
L E W IS V IL L E .
work is doue on honor. ,
W aller Nichols has been around
Heury W illiam « w is home from the
saying goodbye to his friends before
eounty seat Sunday.
the departure of himself and wife for
Fishing time is here and the trout
Presiding Elder Speisa presided at are ready to bite if enticed by an at* the Philippines, where they are to
quarterly meeting here Saturday and tractive hook and line. Gunsmith teach.
Sunday.
Kisser has the tackle that will make
W e lc o m e as 8 u n s h ln e
Telephone poles have been laid to them eager to get at it.
after a long storm is a feeling of relief
this place for the new line to Dallas
when an obstinate, pitiless cold lias
aud Falls City.
The weather will soonj he all right been driven away by Allen's Lung
Miss Austin, our teacher, has done fer amateur photographers, who de Balsam. Only people who have been
so well that she has tieen engaged to rive so much pleasure from taking the cured of throat ache and sore lungs by
teach another mouth.
pictures of things. The latest inven this remedy can quite realize what the
tions and camera supplied of all kinds feeling is. There is no opium in the
Claud 1-ewis is back from McMinn
Halsant; its good effect is radical and
ville, and though we get a daily rural can be had at the Wilson drugstore. lasting. Take a bottle home today.
mail he has had a new phone placed They handle the very best medicines
for all diseases as well as books and
iD their house, because that ciiy
INDEPENDENCE.
stationery.
seems so far away.
Dr. Ketchuni’s father died Tuesday-
V
QRANT CREEK.
When thinking of making a nice
Eli Johnson’s widow has returned
Margaret Murray has been quite present to some friend go to the Mor from a winters visit in Iowa.
ris
jewelry
store
and
see
if
you
can
sick.
J. E. Elkins has sold the John Hale
not get something from his great va
W. H. Belieu has been away on riety of pretty tilings that will till the property to John Patterson.
bill.
business.
Wayne Williams, who was raised
in this county, died at The Dalles last
Mr. Matthews will erect a mill at
Falls City.
Miss Collins when in the city dis Sunday.
played rare taste in the selection of
Mrs. Nellie Barnett has bought the
Robert Grant and Mr. Hall are
millinery suitable to her trade. Hav building in which the telephone of
building fence.
ing been raised here and being a close fice is located.
v
Our location is on the south side of observer she knows about what will
Complaint lias been filed charging
the Luckiamute between Bridgeport most please the ladies.
one of our saloon men with keeping
and Falls City.
•a*
open last Sunday.
Frank Garrison ha« rented Mrs.
Fatili, the dealer in hardware, has
George Crowley died Monday of
W olfe’s place and will set out 4 acrrs stocked up for a big years trade. Ih
consumption. His f ¿(her, Tho*. Crow
deserves it and will get it. Ask those
of strawberries.
ley, was an Indian war veteran.
a liò have traded with him for years
Eddie Arrance is grubbing for D id
a ml they will tell you that all he ha*
In passing through here Monday
Williams, who has been papering for
is of a superior quality and at. a mod the Epwi riii Leaguers said that they
Mr. R.-id, whose family have arrived
erate price. You may get cheaper had been royally entertained at Dal
from Michigan.
goods elsewhero but how long will las.
they lust. I t always pays to buy the
BALLSTON.
best.
D o in g th e R i g h t T h in g .
R. C. Craven has bought a grub
The trouble begins with a tickling
A**
bing machine and he and Forest will
G. L H awkirs 1 ms proved so hon in the throat and a nagging little
grub out out land to plant hops.
est in all his dealings that no one C ou gh. Borenes* in the chest follows
Peter Ryan, < ur former hotel keep who knows hit» will douht what he and the patient wonders if lie is going
er, has moved to Newberg and there says about his business as a marble to have an all winter cold. Probably,
if be does the wrong thing or nothing.
is an opening fc r somebody to run a culler.
Certainly not if I 10 uses Perry Davis’
hotel here.
Painkiller, the staunch old remedy
A gang of Spaulding loggers are
Remember that the Balem stage al that cures a cold in twenty-four hours.
running in the balm logs along the ways connects with the southbound There is but one Painkiller, Perry Da
river preparatory to sending them to passenger train.
vis.
the paper mills.
PE RR YD ALE .
Geo. Ball has been having some big
I)o the country Indies nil around
oak stumps blown out witti giant pow know how nice a stock of ladies and
Mr Lawson and fam ily moved to
der. He will plunt more hops on the childrens goods are kept by Mrs Dallas this week.
land he is cleaning.
Metzger. She is anxious to show
1). L. K eyt is having an addition
There ie quite a rural telephone war them to *hoae desiring uice things.
built to his house.
on now, which is hindering busine's
in that line considerably. The main
No wonder our feed store man W.
fight ie over the locution of a switch W . Ullrey lots so good a trade for he
board.
keeps a complete slock of things for
Several men are cutting their next animals and poultry and sells at fair
Ilia Hour is the best made.
years wood on the piece of land Sey prices
mour Fudge bought of Kenneth Camp
SA LEM BUSINESS.
bell. Next year he will grub it «m l
plant it in hops.
The big trade of the New York
Racket store wus not built up in a
month or u year but gradually for n
dozen years more and more people
have been going t litre to trade lie-
cause they found by repeated experi
ence that it was the best place to get
A re impure matters which the skin, bargnins.
liver, kidneys and other organs can
not take care of without help, there is
The clothing store firm of G W.
such an accumulation of them.
Johuson A. Co. has been incorporat« d
ami will do a larger business. They
They litter the whole system.
Pimples, boils, eczema and other now oiler a new line of clothing from
one of the most celebrated wholesale
eruptions, loss of appetite, that tired houses in the laud and would like to
feeling, bilious turus, fits of indiges show you oilier attractive offerings.
tion, dull headaches and many other They have a great variety of every
thing worn by men and boys.
troublea are due to them.
A l l H um ors
Thousands Have Sidney Tronbla
And Don’t Know It.
XIow To Ylnd Oat.
Pill a bottle or common t> * » with your
watsr and let It stand twenty-four hours; a
sediment or set-
tllnf Indicates an
tp a unhealthy condi-
f y f (ton of the kid-
1 ' ncya; If It ataina
your ltnan ft la
avidenca of kid
ney trouble; too
frequent desire to
pasa It or pstn In
th« back ts also
convincing proof that the kidneys end bled-
der ore out of order.
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i.
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There Is comfort In the knowledge so
often expressed, that Dr. Kilmer s Swamp-
Root, the great kidney remedy fulfills every
wish In curing rheumatism, pain tn tho
beck, kidneys, liver, bladder and every part
of the urinary passage. It corrects Inability
to hold water and scalding pain In passing
win°.ro
L e, . and
n l overcomes
'° " 0Wln,! that unpleasant
o( ,ltquor:
win«
or ^ beer,
necessity of being compelled to go often
during the day. and to get up many timaa
during the night. The mild and tha extra-
ordina
—J‘-ary effect of Swamp-Root la soon
realize
ted. It stands the highest for its won-
derful cures of the most distressing cases.
If you need a medicine you should have the
best. Sold by druggists in 50c. and$l. sizes.
You may have a sample bottle oi this
wonderful
discovery
and a book that tells,
more about it, both sent
absolutely free by'mall,
addres* Dr. Kilmer & RoM^Swuikioa.
Co., Binghamton, N. Y. When writing men
tion reading this generous offer in this paper.
Belt & Cherrington,
special agent?
New Jeweler.
A. H. HARRIS,
Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Elliott and Successor to W . R. Pfennig.
Miss Lillie W olfe attended the league
convention in Dallas,
S e r io u s S t o m a c h T ro u b le Cured.
I was troubled with a distress iu my
stomach, sour stomach arid vomiting
spells, and can truthfully say that
Chamberlain’s Stomach and Liver
Tablets cured m e — Mr*. T. V. W il
liam*, Lainghburg. Mich. These tab
lets are guaranteed to cure every case
of stomach trouble of this character.
For sale by WiltOn Drug Co.
SU Ntt Y SLOPE.
Dissolution of Partnership.
'M 'O T lC E is hereby given to whom it m ay concern
that tiie copartnership beret fora existing l>e
L»een K. C. KUkpa rick and K E. W illiams, deal
ers in hops and supplied under tlie Irm name and
style of Kirkpatrick & W iliams, is this day dissolv
ed by mutual consent.
Dated this 29th day of March, 1904.
K.C. KIKKP a TRICK,
R. E. W IL L I A *4 8.
UIE partnership heretofore exi«tinjj between K irk
patrick & Williams ha'in g this day been dissolv
ed, I hereby notify all penton» concerned that I have
purchased the interest of E. C. Kirkpatrick iu all
hop yards run by Kirkpatrick & Williams, and will
hereafter have entire control of the same. I will
tiLo fill a ll orders for twine, cloth, sulphur and oth
er supplies which have been placed with K irkpat
rick a W illiam«.
. R. E. W IL L I a MS.
Dated this 29th day o f March.
T
Last Friday evening D A. Poling,
ii. H Dui klebt iger, Lest« r Butl«-r,
Ktlnx Pariish, Kei«ec< a Gales and Ella
Roy gave a rousing political me ling
to a crowd« d church at Bridgeport.
COLLEGE NOTE8.
President
his home.
Poling is still very ill al
Monday m «ruing about
Easier Sunday April 3rtl.
20 of the
your
S oiatlo R h e u m a t i s m Cured.
, ,
,
1
befit »ul.J et Hi «nsuc rneie
nlHtlpm for years, say« E. H Waldron
" f Wilton Junction, Iowa. “ My join s
were alitf and gave me much pain and
discomfort. Mv j ints would crack
wl „ „
i ,ira il litened up
1 used
Chamberlain's
and have
i
,,
, , Run Balni
,
..
,B' “ Utoroughly cured
Have not
A" ac*»® ° r P “ “
<»bl
trouble for many month*. I* i* cer-
taiuly
1 ’ a most w«»n«h-rftil linim« nt.”
For sale by Wilson Drug Co.
Health
and S tr e n g th
with J a y n e s T o n ic V e r m if u g e .
ApleS r . n euntïor.tortor WOMEN. CHILDREN and MEN.
PAR K E R.
Mr Loy
Fuqua.
i bin ing hav from
Mr*
We Have
to MOVE!
Ka and Prince Lacey kilted • f x
last Sunday.
Mrs. H«»lt was a passenger to Inde
pendence Saturday.
W e have to move fry May 8 th. whether our
new room, that is to be built for us by Mr. Kirkpat-
] rick, is ready or not, so says our landlord, or else
■ pay an exorbitant rent of about eight times as much
a month a s we now pay. So we have concluded to
make a
Sacrifice Sale of all Our
Stock of Clothing
which is all new nrrd up to date. In spring and
summer styles now is your opportunity to buy first
class taior made clothing at prices you never were
able to buy at before. This is an opportunity you
cannot afford to miss. This will commence Satur
day morning, April 2nd, at 9 o’clock I f needed,
we will employ extra clerks to help us wait on you.
Our prices will tell the story, so come and see us,
and do not buy until you do.
R. JACOBSON & CO.
C. W . Hollister, Manager.
This i«* ««nr landlord’* demand if we stay over May 8 th :
T o R. Jacobson & C o — Gentlemen: I will take ^5 a day
f'"iii tlie 8 th day >«f May. 1904, lip to and including June 7,
1904, for the itoe of my st » ie building, now occupied by you
(H ub Clothing Co ), and in addition you a.«-* to leave intact
as it now i* aii the furniture and fixture.-, inclosure, etc., in
ami about the two fr n t siiow windows of the said building;
also the sticks, Imolc* find hr «ckets attached on the side of
balcony, and the curtains ami ho ks im l sing small rooms
Used f«»r trying onebnhing at rear of nulcuoy, and the sheets
n-e«l for c««v» ring the counters and tables, it being under-
stovui this offer must be taken up ami accepted by you within
ten day* from this date— March 26, 1904.— Abel Uglow.
CHERRY GROVE.
Mr«. Sophia
health.
Hasting* is
poor
Mr. Tingle ha* moved to his Cherry
Grove farm.
Gus Burbank will 1 while fir and
maple on the Powell ranch.
Mrs. J. M. Craton has sold .bout 60
dozen eggs since Christmas.
Miss N ellie W il iamson has finished
a five mouths term of school.
Frank Kit sen has returned from
California and will build on the Tooz«*
place.
Lumber of all Kinds
Grass fine and stock looking well
in tins section, which is just over the
bill from IVedee.
uOO.UOO feet, half of it air dried rustic and
flooring. None beter or cheaper. A t mill
on Upper Salt creek or delivered if desir
ed.
Mrs. Nellie Sturgis, who spent tin*
winter with her parents, Mr and Mrs
J. M. Craton, will pafs the summer
with her husband at Simpson's log
ging camp.
E. Martin.
M O NM O UTH .
VV. E. Bridwell is able to be in the
store again.
The railroad bridge men have com
pleted their work I d re.
Torn Boot it by has bis new borne
completed and will move in s >n.
Mi. Bogart and family, from Michi
gan, is viailinu at P. M. Johnson’s.
Mr. Perkins has arrived from Michi
gan and will spend tire summer her
Mr Norman and family, from Tex
8 . A Davis has rented tire Hen
NEW
as, ha* moved into the Na'e Em men
Dr. Keeler, the well known and suc dricks farm.
house.
cessful veternarian is ofteu called to
There was a surprise party at the
treat sick animals in Folk county.
LEWISVILLE.
When you need his services go to the home of Uncle John Sevier.
Remove all humors, overcome all
steel bridge feed yard.
John Beexley, of Falls City, lm
Mrs D W. Lewis is sick
their effects, strengthen, tone and
been around looking for stock.
STORE
invigorate the whoio system.
| Born March 29ih. to Mr. and Mrs
The George lunch counter gets the
Gout shearing is under way and the
Mill Street
• -
Dallas W W. Smith, a daughter.
“ I had salt rheum on my hands so that I largest patrol age because it gel* up
crop of mohair promises to he large.
could not work. I took Hood’s Sarsaparilla nearest to what please* the public.
A new «m l complete stock of wall
Lawrence Grant an:l John William*
and It drove out the humor. I continued j
John Stumn is having the Fishback paper, paints, oils, varnishes, «tains
have gone to the logging camp.
Its use till the sores disappeared.” M bs .
P R IM A R I E S AND CONVENTION.
boys cut 21)0 cords of oak grub wood. and colors.
Iaa O. B bowh , Kumford Falls, Me.
Percy Hadley and Clare Slant* ut-
The primaries of the democratic
Mis* Dollie Guthrie spent 8 unday
Painters and
lended the funeral of a fellow Wood
H o o d 's Sarsaparilla prom Isos to
party will be held in the various pre with her brother, Harvey, in Mon
paper hang« rs’ supplies and
e u ro e nd keeps th s prom ise.
man at Independence.
cinets of Polk county on Wednesday, mouth.
pictures framed to order.
Misses Florence ami Marian Haynes
April 13, 1904, at the hour of 1 «/clock
Painting, interior wood finishing I have returned from a year* absence
for the purpose of electing a precinct | About 70,000 feet of oak logs will be
| committeeman and delegates to the hauled from the Zumwait place to In and decorating donfc and satisfaction
gu.«ranted. 8 ee us when you thick
democratic county convention, which dependence.
will he held at the court house in Dal- | Grandma Horren is visiting her of doing any painting or paper hang
Oregon, on Saturday, April 16. «laughter, Mrs. Reuben Simpson, at ing. No charge for estimates on labor
We make a specialty of the las,
or material.
1904, at 10 o’clock
The apportion Independence.
above and have in stock
merit of delegates is fixed at one dele
HEATH &CORNES.
gate b»r each ten votes or fraction j
N o t h i n g Equal to I t .
Cl Tver Seed
thereof of five or mora cajt for George
"W e have used Chambt rlain’s colic.
Alfalfa Seed
E. Chamberlain for governor at the!
Require care, great experience
and Diarrhoea remedy in our
Anil a great knowledge of drugs
Crass 8eeds— all varieties election of 1902, the vote for Cham- | Cholera
family for years,” says Mr*. J. B. Cook
berlsin and number of delegates being
in the compounding. No sub
Vetches
of Ned ‘ Hands, Texas. " W e have giv
as follows:
stitution practic« d here. You
Field Peas
en it to all our children. W e have
Douglas. . . 60. .6 Jackson . . .73 .7
get exactly what tlie doctor or
Seed W he at
used other medicines for the same
Bali lake . . 34 3 McCoy
37
3
ders. Always remenib« r you
purpose,
but
never
found
anything
to
Oats, Barley. E tc.
East Dallas 84 .8 South D»llas76 8
can get your prescription math
equal Chaniherl tin’s
If you will use
Dp where you please If it is
Carden seeds in hulk at N Dallas........ 67 7 Rickreall 68 .7 it as directed it will always tiers.” For [ H erein the eonthweal edge of town »
done here, it will be right, mid !
Falls City. . 40 4 Rock Creek 10
1 |
asle
by
Wilson
Drug
Co.
reasonable prices. Write for Luckiamute 96 10 Bridgeport 29. 3
number of desirable tract« of from one
you will not be overcharged
1 to live acres, which they would be
106 11 8 In«i........ 69 7|
prices, stating quantity want N Ind.
either.
NIC KNEALL.
S Monmouth42 4 N M o n ,... 43. .4
I |.leue«U lo -how.
ed.
B um * Vista 45 5 S u ver....... 23 2
Miss Aurelia Burch is home from
E ola ............ 80 8 8 Valley.. . .50..5 Eugene for a weeks vacation.
D. A . W H I T E B SON,
Total ...................................... 113
L. B**kett, of Idaho, is here visiting
Feed men and seedsmen, 301 O scar H a y tk k , J. W . K ir k l a n d ,
333 Cummer, ini «treel, 8 il. n>,
his mother anti sister, Mrs. H. C. Fox.
Secretary
Chairm
an.,
Commercial street, ¡Salem,
(b rgon
A few door* from the
Miss Dickinson, of Independence,
Y . M C. A building.
Oregon.
spent
Sunday
with
Pauline
Nesmith.
April 3rd will be Easter Sunday.
H ood’s Sarsaparilla
and Pills
Prof. M«*Uger preach' d at Indepen
dence Sunday.
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though the enthusiasm i.~ **ill r *\
E. A. Steneon will soon begin build
«lamp "ii account <»f *»«> niu«di r «1 i, v*
ing a uew house iu the south pari of
ilie Wood me u are planning.
town.
The warehouse burned « ' Suver
Jake Fetzer and wife now occupy Monday night. The tire -tailed at
the Cook property and A1 Longueck- I I o’clock and about 2 o'clock Horn«*
er and family live near the mill, where iimb«rH falling started tin* wbi.-ile
Mr. Fetzer lived.
which arout-ed the pe« pie for mile*
around. The bouse was insured f>»r
Kenneth, son of B. F. Luc.is, was $1500 and cont-tined aboil’ 1500 ini-h-
shot in the eye with an arrow by hi# els of wheat and about 500 hushelH i f
little friend Walter Vaughn. W hile oats.
quite painful it is hoped that it will
not prove serious.
Best C ough M edicin e-
Win n you buy a cough medicine
for small children you want, one in
which you can pla« e implicit confi
DISCRIMINATING LADIES.
dence. You want one that not. only
teiieves but cures. You want one
Bn Joy Uains Herpicide on Account of that is unquestionably harmb*«M You
Ita Distinctive««»».
W«ut one that is plea*;.nr to tak«
T h e ladles who have used N ew bro’s l hamherluin’s Cough Remedy nn ♦ a
H erplclde speak o f It In the highest j iu
of these conditions. There if
terms, fo r Its quick effect In cleansing
I nothing BO good or «« ««thing for the
the scalp o f dandruff and also fo r its ex
cellence as a general hair-dressing. I t roughs and colds incident to child
makes the scalp feel fresh and it allays I hood. It is als«* a certain preventa
that Itching: which dandruff w ill cause. tive for croup, and there is no danger
N ew bro’ s H erpicide effectively
cures whatever from whooping cough when
dandrufT. as It destroy* the germ that ; it is givi n
Ii has been Used in many
causes It. Th e same germ causes hair to
i epidemic* o f that disease with perfect
fa ll out, and later baldness; In killin g It,
i or «ale by Wilson Diug
H erpicide stops fa llin g hair and prevents success,
baldness. I t is also an ideal hair dress j Co.
ing. fo r it lends an aristocratic charm to
the hair that is quite distinctive.
Sold
by leading druggists. Send 10c. in stamps
fo r sample to T h e H erpicide Co., D e
troit, Mich.
League delegat * were in for chapel
•‘zeroises.
an ! a pleasant surprise parly ws* giv
eu them a» tin Imme of Mr. aud Mr*
J C. ilnlgpeth, »h en being an »>!«
fasliiitned candy pulling. Flortmc»
«m l In r sister, K u U .a e now vi-iln i.
in Portland
Mrs. Fuqua ami V ilena went t >
Do not make any mistake, but re Independence Saturday.
member the name, Swamp-Root, J)r.
Mr*. Lida Davidaon in quite He! ,
Kilmer’s Swamp-Root, and the ad
dress. Binghampton, N. Y . on every Dr. Butler having been called again
Monday.
bottle.
A party of Fairview’s beat hunters
Mr. Eakin, our enterprising mer were in tin* vicinity n search of fox«
chant, went to the metropolis this hut did not find any.
week.
W e hear whimpering* of pic ie
I am prepared to do jewelry and
wateh repaii ing and guarantee the
work to be firttolas* and at reasona
ble prices. Come ami see my new
line of watches and jewblry. Thev
Tommy Bennott cut his foot badly are of high grade and the prices ar«
right. It will pay you to see me
while chopping wood.
when you contemplate buying any
Frank Conner, who has been at thing in my line.
tending business college in Portland,
lias returned home
Mrs. J. M. Wise and mother will be
home this week. Mrs. Wise has tieen
spending the winter with relatives
in and around Weston.
Miss Katie Fox entertained the
Flinch and P itc lu l.a l her home north
of town Tuesday evening. Frank
Miller, will, his new phonograph,
seemed to be the crowning feature of
the evening
Light
refr. shnients
were served The guests w ere: Mi «•
e« Caroline Burch,Grace Utireh, Marv
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Dallas, Oregon
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The Druggist
SALES STEAK LAUNDRY
Leave orders in Dallas * ith J. J. Fidlsv
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