Polk County itemizer., July 13, 1911, Image 5

DOINGS INJTHE TOWN.
Comings and Goings of Citizens of Dal­
Mr. ami Mr» John A Baiter, of
, Walla Walla, are making their home at [
the Gail. Mr. Baxter ¡a here to aeruie'
light» of wav for the »pur from Bridge-1
port to the I’liitlaml cement company a j
quarrv, and inform» 11 » thia morning ,
that he ia meeting with good auccas.
all realizing that it will be advantageous
to their f irm pro|>ertiea to have direct
railroad connection.
the
Dough
Betterl
25c
Mra P. H. Morrison'« father waa op­
erated on in Portland last week and ia
I doing nicely.
! Saturday afternoon tlie motor return­
ing from Salem rnn into the big mill
term, driven by Mr Wilson, at the mill
crossing. The team was knocked down
and pretty badly bruised and the step
was torn off of the motor.
County Surveyor B. F. Beezley, who ;
haa been engineering a county road for
Lincoln county, waa a busin-..s visitor
In the circuit
here Wednesday.
county of Polk,
Summons.
Mr. Hocket and son went to Portland
Saturday.
Mr and Mrs Wilkins wer* up from
Portland on business Monday.
Ä W
court lor the «tai« oí Oregon
lt S i
nee Iteurge McCarthy.» minor,
plaintiff
VS.
Summons.
•i, 0 ST*
In the circuit court of
A
for the county of Polk. Depirttteet
«hoe. A. Robert eon. George i
P. Dekum. Capital True«
t ompany. an Oreeon Cor
poration. Daniel K Brennan
Martha J. Brannan. hi* wife
Helen C. Flagg- C. T Hoov­
er. Ross T. Brown aud Mel­
SUMMON*
vin Hollister, plaintiffs
v*.
Bartholomew White. Lucin­
da White, Leonard White,
1 Ocrtrude Jane White, Barah
Bobbins,
Elia*
Robbins.
j Elizabeth Jane Toaillnaou,
Samuel C. Tomlinson, Theo­
dore While, Mrs. White.
Lovina
H*ney,
D. H.
Haney,
Horace
Rice.
Mrs. Rice, the unknown
heir* of James White, de­
ceased. the unkuoe. n heirs
of Khoda White, deceased,
the unknown heirs of Rho-
da Howe, deceased, the un
known heirs of Rhoda Rice,
deceased, the unknown heirs
of Rhoda Henness, deceas­
ed, the unknown heirs of
Rhoda Conner, deceased,
the unknown heirs of Aaron
White, deceased, the un­
known heirs of Melissa G.
White, deceased, the un­
known
heirs of Sophia
White, deceased: also all
other persona or parties un
known, claiming anr right,
title, estate, lien or interest
in the real estate hereinaf­
| ter described, defendants,
>
E C- Pentland and W. I. V a w -
tar, defendants
to Recover money.
George Self waa up from Portland To Summon*—Action
E. C Fciitland, one of the above named de
Tuesday.
fendants:
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F rs u ik S tu m p
TN the NAM E OP THE HT ATE OF OREGON.
THE NEXT MUSIC.
1 you a*e hereby rettuiredto appear and an-
Jack Wilson, of Willamina, Bpetit Sun-
An Old Picture.
Pound Can
awer plaintiff’* complaint filed against you in
| day with hia family here.
the circuit court for Polk county, Oregon, ou
AU Groce
J C. Shultz showed lie thia morning or
You will find me At A. J. Barham’s Program for the Band Concert Sat­
Weldon Black, houie-inover.
before nix weeks from the first day of the
Mra. T. J. Beckley. of Monmouth, was an old picture taken of our train and publication of this summons, said first publi­
old stand. I can interest you in real
M. Hayter. dentiat, Wilson building. estate and if you want to buy, sell, rent
urday Evening.
crew in 1HH6 at the depot. Theio was cation being on Thursday, the 8th day of
a Sunday visitor in Dallas.
1911, and you are hereby notified that if
one old track and weeds aud grass seem­ June,
I)r. Butler, dentirt, Otfice over Ful­ or exchange, come in and talk it over
you fall to appear and answer said complaint,
Mra. Cora Miser, of Ssn Francisco, ed to cover all the adjacent territory. or
with me. F. E. COOK* 608 Court St., , March........“ Easy Street” ............ Sietz
otherwise plead thereto within said time,
ler'» pharmacy.
; is visiting relatives hare thia week.
Overture . ..“ Radium” ........Southwell
The train consisted of an engine tender, plaintiff will take judgment against you iu the
Dallas, Ore.
J20
sum of 1607.85, with interest thereoi from July
J. C. Shultz ia h iving hia home reno­
CHILDREN’ S CONTEST.
Polka......... “ Zephyr” ............... Webb
Mise Paredine Doughty, of Monmouth, •nail car and one paeeenger coach. It ‘¿9,1909, at the rate of 10 per cent, per annum,
All diseases come from germs. Kill < Overture... .“ Living Pictures” . Dal bey.
vated inaide.
•tarted for Portland then early in tlie and the further sum of $50 attorney’* fee», to
i
was
in
Dallas
thia
week
on
a
short
visit.
the germs and you kill disease. Con-
Frank Stum p.....................90 ... $1
morning end got back when good and gether with the cost* and disbursements, aud
Dr. Butler, dentiat. Office over Ful­ key’s Xoxicide mixes with water and March.........“ Cannonade” . Laurendeau
Tracy Staats went to Hood River last ready. Stub Austin was the conductor, for the sale of real property heretofore at­
50
i Habanera “ Mexican Kisses” .Roberta Harriett D avis.................. 80 ....
ler'» pharmacy.
tached in this cause situate in the county of
kills tlie germs. For poultrymen, stock­ Overture . “ Around the Town” Huff Ruth Miller ...................... 6 1 ....
25 week on a short visit.
Sam Scanlon engineer, Cy Bennett Polk, state of Oregon, together with the order
Fineat line of wall paper in Folk coun­ men and housekeepers. Guaranteed by W altz........ “ Fairview” ...........Williams
for the sule of real property so attached, to
brakeuiau,
Billy
Pfiefer
mail
agent,
and
Mr.
and
Mra.
Claud
lloaton
left
for
R u th M ille r.
S. M. Kay & Co.
said judgment, costs and disbursements;
ty at W. P. Holman’a
j Anv piece that has l*en played will
there was no one to look after exprese. satisfy
said attached property being described as fol­
Mr. and Mrs. Gene Hayter have gone their home in Heppner Wednesday.
be
repeated
upon
request.
The
picture
brought
back
many
old
The Polk county cherry fair at Salem
lows tow it:
You can get the Pacific Monthly and
I to Grays River to visit their daughter.
Mr. and Mra. F. L. Wing were Salem mentor lea to ue, and fully demonstrated
The northwest quarter of the northeast quar­
was a grand success in every way. The
the Itemizer for $2 a year.
ter of section 22, in township 8 south, range 7
how timua have changed.
Miss Pearl Green has returned to her visitors Tueaday.
exhibits were first class, and the exhib­
The Meeting at Albany.
west of the Willamette Meridian, coutainin
Tom Caulield v u up from the farm itors from our county are satisfied with
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40 acres, situate in Polk county, state of Ore
Miss Gladys Martin it viaiting her
| Six leading Willamette Valiev coun- home iu Vancouver, B. C.
home near Crowley yeaterday.
on.
the sweepstakes and first prizes given | ties prepared for a permanent compact
Notice.
Mr. Hopkius went to Portland last parents in Southern Oregon.
This summons is published in the Polk
Carl Thraaher wa» down from Corval- them, practically the whole show.
I in a meeting at Albany last Tuesday week.
Itemizer, a newspaper of general circu-
In accordance with the mayor's proc­ County
Miss
Anna
Anderson
went
fo
Mc­
laiion,
published weekly and regularly at Dal
lie Monday on insurance bueine»».
Never leave home on a Journey with­ I night. Dinn, Benton, Marion, Polk
lamation
that
Friday,
July
14th
be
aet
Minnville Sundey for a abort visit witli
las, Polk County. Oregon,which said summons
Bernard
Churchman,
of
Sheridan,
apart aa a general cleanuu day in Dal­ requires the defendant, E. C. Pentland, to ap­ To Bartholomew White, Lucinda White,
Dr. Lowe, the optician, w ill he out a bottle ni Chamberlain’s Colic, and Lane gave their pledges to put up visited his aunt. Mrs. A. S. Campbell, friends and relatives.
pear and answer said complaint ou or before
Leonard White, Gertrude Jane White, Sarah
Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy. It is 1 their best possible county exhibits at of this city. He has just returned fro;n
laa, the committee of ladies ap­ six
Q j V Jin Dallaa July 2tith and 27th.
weeks from the day of the publication
Robbins, Elias Robbins, Elizabeth Jane Tom­
Afrs.
Rosa
Rllis
returned
from
Port-
■
the
state
fair
with
a
view
to
consoli­
almost certain to be needed anil cannot
pointed by the ¡Commercial club rec- of said summons, said publication thereof be­
linson, Samuel C. Tomlinson, Theodore
a
trip
to
California.
land Saturday evening.
White Mrs. White, Lovina Haney, D. H. Ha-
commend and urge tin t every citizen ing on Thursday, the 8th day of June,
Mr» M. D. Kllia waa at Independence be obtained w hen on board the cars or dating all of these into the Willamette
1911, and the order for the publication
r.ey, Horace Rice. Mrs. Rice, the unknown
steamships. For sale by all good deal­ ! Valley exhibit to be sent to five of the j J. Richter has gone to Southern Or­
cleau
up
their
own
premizes
and
ad­
Tueaday for a vlait with her brother.
Mr. and Mra. J. R. Robbins, of Me- i
thereof
being
duly
and
regularly
made
by
heirs of James White, deceased, the un
i biggest land shows in the country this egon on business.
ers.
joining vacant lota on or before Friday Honorable Ed. F. Coad, judge of the county
known heirs of Rho<la White, deceased, the
Nary, visited in Dallas Sunday.
A No. 0 Remington typewriter in
I fall. Yamhill county was not repre­
court for Polk county, Oregou, in open court I unknown heirs of Khoda Howe, deceased,
noon.
The
committee
also
suggests
that
Mr. Butz attended the cherry fair last
Baby chicks should not be pestered.to sented at ttie meeting but will join the
ood condition for aale cheap, Inquire
Mr. and Mrs. H. B Thielson, of Sa­ all buaineea houses be closed from 16 to on the 5th day of June, A. a >., 1911.
the unknown heirs of Khoda Rice, deceased,
M. BURDEN,
the unknown heirs of Rhoda Henness, de­
death with the head lice nuisance. It ¡organization. A. F. Hofer, president Friday.
tere.
lem. were in Dallas Tuesday on a short 12 a. m. and that everybody "get busy.”
L. D. BROWN,
ceased, the unknown h -its of Rhoda Conner,
means heavy loss to you if you don’t | of the Willamette Valley Exhibit as­
Attorney* for Plaintiff.
decessed, the unknown
heirs of Aaron
Boxes will be placed throughout tlie city
Boot» Kerrey got hia insurance on hia get rid of the pest. Conkey’s Head Lice
Misses Norma Holman and Addie viait.
White, deceased, the unknown heirs of Me­
recent fire Monday, amounting to Ointment at S. M. Ray & Co's, will save sociation, will begin active preparations Boydston went to Salem last week.
Gus Muhlig and daughter, Loraine, to collect such garbage as cannot be
lissa G. White, deceased, the unknown heirs
to
send
out
these
exhibits.
Mr.
Hofer,
burned, and teams will haul it awav.
»«'.‘.SO.
of Sophia White.deceased ; also all other per­
you dollars, I t ’s so easy to use. Ask Frank Meredith and D. C. Freeman
Mr. and Mrs. L. H. Shultz were Sa­ of Portland, were in Dallaa Sunday.
sons or parties unknown claiming any right,
The Mayor's proclamation practically
Good paaturage for horaei and cattle for Conkey’s poultry book, no charge.
j compose ways and means committee for lem visitors Thursday.
title, estate, lien or interest in the real es­
Misa Suaan Dighv went to Salem F ri­ covers tlie grouud, hut we urge that
tate described in the complaint on file here­
In
the
circuit
court
of
the
state
of
Oiegon
at $1 a head a month. Inquire of H. 1-.
Miss Eva Wash was a caller Satur­ handling the exhibits. The distinctive
back yards b« given special attention as for Polk county. Department No. 2.
in. the above named defendants:
Win tha Palmer was recently married day on a abort visit.
Fenton.
valley
exhibit
will
be
sent
to
Omaha,
IN THE NA ME OF THE STATE OF OREGON :
day. she being up for a visit over Sun­
Oscar M. Lehman, plaintiff, vs. John R.
at Boston to a young lady who has been
Mrs.
A . K. Wilson, of Salem, ia viait­ well.— Mr*. Ella J. Metzger, chairman,
You
hereby
to appear and an-
October
26th;
New
York,
November
3d,
Cooper
ami
Lavilla
Cooper,
his
wife,
Martha
----
. - required
, —
day.
She
reports
Mr.
and
Mrs.
W.
A.
Mra. Mark liayter, Mr». U. S. Lough­ J. Singleton, widow; Alexander Cooper, un- ! »wer are
The warm weather call» fur a quick
teaching in the college where he is Pro­ ing friends and relatives in Dallas.
_
...... the complaint filed
' * against
you in the
Chicago,
November
18th,
and
to
Knox­
ary,
Mra.
C.
G.
Coad,
Mr«.
E.
C.
Ham­
Wash
as
in
fairly
good
health,
and
liv­
meal gaaoline atove—Craven Bro».,
fessor of Horticulture.
married; Minerva Roundtree and P. H. Roun- l above entitled suit on or bef« r.- six weeks
Ethel Thompson, of Oakdale, viaited ilton, Mrs. W. V. Fuller, Mrs. J, L. tree, her husband; John W. Cooper, unmar- from the date of the first publication of this
ing just across the river from Oregon ville and St. Paul later. W. H. Mar­
agenta.
Mrs. Margaret Richardson was a cher­ in Dallas Sunday.
Caatle, Mra. J. G. VanOrsdel, Mr«. F. ried; E. T. Hubbard ami Perry Hubbard, her summons against you. And If you fail to
City. They will all go to Eugene next vin. J. S. VanWinkle and J. C. Hol­
husband; Flora Mulkey •’Smith” and Mr. answer, for want thereof, the plaintiffs will
Mr». N. L, Butler was up from Port­ year, where Miss Eva will attend school. brook were appointed a committee on ry fair visitor Friday.
II. Morrison, Mrs. George Gerlinger.
•Smith” her liu.-band; Nancy Moon and T. F. ; take a decree against you foi the relief prayed
Clarence
and
Mary
Kraber
visited
in
land laat week visiting her many rela­
permanent organization. A pull to­
M. Moon, her husband; Julia A. Roun itree for In their complaint, which is as follows, to-
Mr.
Pierce
has
sold
his
farm
on
the
Sniithfield
Sunday.
Right
in
your
busiest
season
when
tives here.
gether spirit was manifested at the
uud Hugh Roundtree, her husband; Ann J. wit: That the plaintiffs. Charles A. Robert-
Dixie road and moved to N. Dallas for
Cooper, widow ; Armine W. Cooper and Alfar I son and George P Dekum are now and have
you have the least time to spare you are
Educators Visit Normal.
G. W. Bean, of Falla City, who waa
Before buying wall paper, come and most likely to take diarrhoea and lose meeting and the entire valley is ex­ the summer.
etta W. Cooper, his wife; (¡race Muiphy and been for more than twenty year* last past
severly hurt in tlie logging m m p, was
President Ackerman, of the Mon­ Omer Murphy, her husband; Willard Sloper through themselves and their grantors, the
aee my line direct from the factory.— several day’s time unless vou have pected now to come together with less
and Alma Sloper, his wife; Orplia Cockle and owners in fee simple of the following describ-
selfish
strife
and
as
much
zeal
as
any
T.
S.
McDaniel,
of
Portland,
a
prom­
taken
to
tlie
Dallas
hospital
this
week.
|
mouth
normal
school,
was
host
to
a
W. P. Holman.
William Cockle, her husban I ; t heater Sloper I ed real estate to wit:
Chamberlain’s Cholera and Diarrhoea individual community would
have inent layman of the Methodist church,
number of educators Monday, who call­ and Prussia Sloper his wife; Cassie F. Taylor j Beginning at the northwest corner of the do-
Misa
Vivian
Fiddeman,
of
Albany,
ia
A new 12 foot cement w alk has been remedy at hand and take a dose on the manifested a few years ago.
preached in Dallas Sunday.
and Leon Taylor, her husband; Artimissa nation land claim of James White and wife,
ed
to
inspect
the
grounds,
improve­
viaiting rulatives here thia week,
laid along the entire west end of Hotel first appearance of the disease. For sale
Bigham aud Mr. Bigham, her husband; James ! Notification No,61. Claim No. 51 in township
ments, aud tlie arrangements of the in­ B.
Mrs. F. H. Morrison has returned
Matney, unmarried ; John Matney and Mary j 7 south, range 8 west of the Willamette Merf-
by all good dealers.
Gail—half a block.
Mrs. E. E. Lamb, of Republic, Mich., terior of the buildings which are being Matney,
Commissioners’ Court.
his wile; Lewis Matney, unmarried; I dian. in Polk county, state of Oregon; thence
from Salem, where she has been for two
repaired. The party included County William H. Matney and Pearl Matney, his running south 27 degrees west along the west
viaited hole thia week.
The news comes to us of the arrival
Born. Tuesday, July 11th, to Mr. and
i weeks, grading 6tate teachers’ papers.
In
the
matter
of
the
petition
of
L.
H,
wife; Jeff Matney and Mrs. Matney. his wife; boundary line of said donation land claim
School
boperintendent
J.
T.
Neff,
J.
C.
Mrs. Frank YanXortwick, another of a bouncing baby girl at the home of McBee etal for change in boundary lines
Misa Hattie Teats has gone to Berk­
the unknown heirs of Lewis L. Cooper, deceas- i 32.77 chains ; thence south 26 degrees east 48.50
Mrs. Levi Adams has gone to Doe
Conley, It. P. Going, E E. Bragg. ed: the unknown heirs of C. Jane Cooper, de- I chains, to the Willamette river; thence down
Mr. and Mrs. Edgar Craven, formerly
young deliveryman,
Bay, Wash., to visit her daughter, Mrs. ley, Cal., where she will attend summer Frank Wells, J. P. Wells, Lincoln Sav ceased; tlie unknown heir» of Artemissa Jen- said river north 70 degrees east 26.00 chains,
Winnie Kelley, ai their home in Alham­ oh school districts 2 and 56, granted.
school.
The report of the viewers in the mat­ Ruth Nelson.
deceased ; and also all other persons or | more or less, to a point w»ieh is 2.00chains east
Mr. W. W. Rird has sold his 20-acre bra, Cal. “ Beck” has received his state
age and Prof. C. H. Jones, of Ssleui, ami iiingH,
parties unknown claiming any right, title, es- and f>9.00 chains south 22 degrees 26 minutes
home to Fred Cooper, who will take papers as a full fledged dentist, and will ter of tlie Frank 0. Isaac road in district
MrB. floury Stump and aon’ Frankie, L. Ri Traver, of Seattle.
late, lien or Interest iu the real estate described i east from the beginning point above describ-
Rev.
Miles
and
family
have
the
meas­
1
was
accepted
and
the
road
ordered
possession next week.
in the complaint ou tile herein, defendants:
ed; (hence north 22 degrees 25 minutes west
locate at the place mentioned, as soon
returned from Albany Friday, where
opened without expense to tlie county. les.
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I 69.00 chains ; thence west 2.00 chains, to the
To Minerva Roundtree.
P. H. Roundtree.
they have been viaiting for a week.
Better Fruit and Itemizer one year as he gets over the first joys of being a
To the Public.
beginning
180 aeres,
_
_ and
- containing
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John W. Cooper, E. T. Hubbard, Perry Hub­ p place of __
In
the
matter
of
H.
M.
Ebbert
road
Mr.
Longnecker
has
had
a
severe
at­
for )1.75. The first named is a first daddy.
bard, Nancy Moon, T. F. M. Moon, Flora Mul­ more or less, save aud except therefrom a strip
in districts 18 and 20, no final action tack of lumbago.
Mrs. A. B Muir has leturued from «
In
behalf
of
the
Church
of
Chriet
of
—
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of
land
heretofore
deeded
to
the
Salem.
Falls
key
••Smith,”
Mr.
“
Smith.”
C
’assi.
F.
Taylor,
class orchard instructor.
was taken, it being left oyer until the
two weeks visit in Portland.
, Dallas, 1 wish to extend our hearty Leon Taylor, Artemissa Bigham, Mr. Bigham, City Western Railway Compuny for railroad
Mrs. Alford went to Salem last week
James B. Matney, John Matney, Mary Matney, purposes, said strip being a right of way 40
August term.
Happiest Giri in Lincoln.
thanks
to
tlie
Itemizer
for
the
courtesy
Baby won't suffer five minutes with
Carl Williams went to Portland thia
Matney, Mr . Matney, Lewis Mutney; the feet in width : also excepting therefrom all of
The sum of $300 was awarded John to pack cherries for the fair and visit
extended to our evangelist viz. the op­ Jeff
croup it you apply Dr. Thomas’ Electric
unknown heirs of Lewis L. Cooper, deceased; that part thereof which constltuti s Kingwood
A Lincoln, Neb. girl writes “ I had
week.
relatives.
portunity to use the Itemizer for one is­ the unknown heirB of C. Jane Cooper, deceas­ Park, Polk county, Oregon, as the same is
Oil at once. It acts like magic.
been ailing for some time with chronic Ebbeon his contract for fills on Dunlop
hill.
Mr. and Mrs. Henry Stump and son, sue. We feel that tlie benefit wo de­ ed ; the unknown heirs of Artemissa Jennings, platted and of record in said county and state
Mrs. Warren Creasy and two sons of
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That the plaintff, Capitol Trust Company, is
deceased ; and also to ail other persons or par­
Posters are out announcing a sale of constipation and stomach trouble. I
South Bend, Wash., are visiting her Frank, took in the cherry fair at Salem rived therefrom was great enough to ties unknow n claiming any right, title, estate, now and ha» been for more than twenty years
stock, implements, etc., at the home of began taking Chamberlain’s Stomach
last
past through itself and its grantors, the
Thuraday.
Marriage
Licenses.
warrant
our
publicly
recognizing
the
lien,
or
interest
in
the
real
estate
described
in
parents, Mr. and Mrs. Abel Uglow.
C. Maginni, one mile south of Buell to­ and Liver Tablets and in three days 1
owners in fee simple of the following described
the complaint on file herein, delendants;
was able to be up and got better right
Varnum D. Butler aud Ethel B. New­
Mrs. Abiiie Luce went to Portland same, and we thank the editor for the IN the name of the state of Oregon: You aie real estate towit: Blocks Nos. 1. 2. 3, 4, 5, 7,
day.
Mrs. A. Pinkerton lias goue to Port­
9. 10. 11, 12. 13, 14, 15, 16. 17. 18. 19, 20. 21, 22,
along. I am the proudest girl in Lincoln man.
Sunday witli her daughter, Clara, w lm courtesy. We are glad he enjoyed his I hereby required to appear and answer the 8,
land.
vacation and wish him well in his work. complaint filed against you in the above en­ and *4 «if Kingwo«>d Park. Folk County, Oregon,
Ed Ford, a former engineer on our to find such a good medicine.” For sale
Jas. R. Shields and Catherine E.
ia on her way baek east.
as the same is platted and of record in said
titled
Court
and
suit
wllhiu
six
weeks
from
LEON
MYERS,
railroad, but for the last ten years with by all good dealers.
Mrs. Whitney lias gone to*Portland.
Browning.
the date of the first publication of this sum county and state, excepting therefrom lot No.
Minister
Mrs. D. F llnrris was in SaleinThui ■»-
the Portland-Aitoria, was a caller Fri-
mous, towit: On or befotu the 28th day of 8 in block No. 10, lot No. 11 in block No. 20,
Miss Anderson, of Chicago, is visiting day.
July, 1911; and if you fail so to answer, lor lots Nos, 3 and 4 in block No. 7, lot No 4 in
day.
at the home of Mrs. L. Gerlinger.
want thereof, the plaintiff will apply to the block No. 16 and lot No. 11 in block No. 14 of
Cannery to Go Under Hammer.
Mra. Charles Putman and two child ­
Court for a deeiee as prayed for in said com­ saitl Kingwood Park.
F.van R. Viers, of Chicago, arrived
That
the
nlainllffs,
Daniel
K.
plaint, towit: 1. That the defendaifU herein
Mr.
Shriver
has
finished
painting
Mr.
ren,
Margaret
and
Reynolds,
went
to-
The
Independence
Cannery
company
this week no 1 will spend some time on
Martha J. Brannan,
his
may be required to set forth the nature of their Brannan and
Van Orsdel’s barn in the country and Salem Monday.
bos called a special meeting of the stock­ claims in and to that certain parcel of land wife, are now and have been tor more than
his father's ranch, Spring Brook Or­
has moved ins family back to town.
described as billows, towit : Beginning at th f twenty years last past through themselves
holders
to
t>e
held
July
21st,
at
which
chards.
Mr. and Mrs. Joe Roth, of Amity, vis­
corner to Sections 29, »0, 31 and 32, in township and their grantors, the owners In fee simple of
I G. Gerlinger wa» a Portland visitor ited at the home of Mr. and Mrs Joe wtejw will be taken to dissolve tlie stock 8 south, range 5 west of the Willamette the following described real estate, towit:
Mrs. H. Fenton and Miss I.ucile Fen­
company ami dispose of tlie property, Meridian, in Polk County, Oregon; thence east
IzOts No. 3 aud 4 in block No. 7 and all of
the
first
of
the
week.
Stow
Sunday.
ton have returned to Portland after a
agaiust which U*ere is a debt of several ou the section line between Sections 29 and 32, block No. 6 of Kingwood Park, Polk county,
as the same is platted,an J of record in
visit to the home of Mr. and Mrs. H. L.
Mr. and Mrs. L. Gerlinger hare just
Mra. Frank Brown and aon, Buster, huudned dollars. The company was 60 chains to the center of the county road ; Oregon
south 26.73 chains, to center of county said county and state.
Fenton. "
returned from a several day»’ visit in have returned to their home in Port­ organized a lew years ago and a large thenee
That the plaintiff, Helen C. Flagg is now and
road; thence west 27.99 chains: tnenee south
j Portland.
land after several davs visit with rela­ catcuery was erected, but it had never 2.50 chains; thence west 82.45 chains to the has been for more than twenty years last past
Abe Becker and family, now residents
herself and her grantors, the owner in
bees operated. Now tlie stockholders east line of the donation land claim of John through
-of Canada, were shaking hands with
Mra. May brick, who haa been staying tives in Dallas.
Chamberlain and wife, in said township and fee simple of the following describe«! real es­
I irojieae to dispose of tlie property for
their many old friends in town Satur­
thenee north 14 degrees 30 minutes tate towit: Lot No. 8 In block No. 10 in King-
witli Mr». O. Hayter, haa returned to
Harold Forest was over from Salem w hjLt .it will bring to someone who will range;
west 6.64 chains along the east line of said wood Park. Polk county, Oregon, as the same
day night.
her home in Portland.
visiting thia week.
Chamberlain donation land claim, thence is platted aud of record iu said county and
pi H it in operation.
north 20.42 chains to the place of beginning, stale.
The old woodsheds back of this office
Mias Pratt, stenographer of the saw­
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That the plaintiff, C. T. Hoover, is now and
Mr. and Mrs. C. C. Canter have moved J
containing 169.78 acres of land, more or less.
sire being torn down this morning to
mill, was a Salem visitor last week.
And that all adverse claims of the defendants has been for more than twenty years last past
to Black Kook for the summer.
Annual Baiket Meeting.
make room for a corrugated iron build­
may be determined by a decree o- said court. through himsell and his grantors, the owner
in fee simple of the following described real
Mias Norma Holman went to Port­
Mr. and Mra. Charles Ziggler have
ing, 40x36.
1 W*. Barton Z, Riggs requeue us to 2. That by said decree it be declared and ad­ estate,
tow it:
that the said defendants aud each of
land Tuesday-.
moved thin week to M rs Frank Row­ ami (MUfcce that the annual basket meet­ judged
Lot No. 11 in block No. 20 in Kingwood Park,
them have no estate nor interest whatever in
Miss Jesseline Diabrow spent Sunday
ell’s place in West Dallas.
or to said parcel of land ami that the title of Polk County, Oregon, as the »nine is platted
ing
of
¿lie
Christian
Gliurch
will
be
held
Mr».
A.
Coovert
returned
Monday
with Mrs. Riggs, on her way from East­
plaintiff thereto is good and valid: aud 3. anil of record in said county and state.
at B »lUton next Sunday, July 16th.
evening from a several days visit with
That the plaintiff, Hess T. Brown, is now and
ern Oregon to Toledo, where she will
That the said defendants and each of them be
Professor Metzger will preach at the
friend» in Salem.
forever enjoined and debarred from asserting has been for more than twenty years last past
work in a bakery.
Oakdale schoolhouse next Sunday.
any claims w hatever in or to said land adverse through himself aud his grantors the owner In
Mr. and Mr». Stump and Mi»» Ander-
to plaintiff, aud that plaintiff may have sueh fee simple of the following described real es­
Mrs. C. G. Cuail and daughters, Gen­
Mias Ethel Howe is viaiting in Dallas.
NEW TO-DAY
tate, towit: i ot No. 4 In block No. 16. In
other relief as may seem meet with equity.
•on were Balein visitor» laat week.
evieve and Doris, spent part of last week
This summons, by an older of the Hon. Ed. Klngwottd Park. Polk County, Oregon, as the
Mrs. Morgan Ellis went to Salem
with Mr. and Mrs. J. B. Stump at their
K. Coad, county judge of Polk County, Oregon, same is platted and of record in seid county
i Mrs. Swartz, who has been staying
made at Chambers in Dallas. Oregon, on the aud »late.
Monmouth fruit farm.
Will] her daughter, Mrs. Tavlor Dunn, Thursday.
I OST- “Between Ballston and Dallas last Sat- 14th day of June, 1911, is served upon you b>
That the plaintiff, Melvin Hollister, Is now
urd ay
*y night. * telescope. Notify or send the publieation thereof for a period of six con­ and has been for more than twenty years last
has returned to tier home in Portland.
Mrs. Gua Bowman took In the cherry L urd
Regulates the bowels, promotes easy
Bheraooti.
Dallas
Hospital.
to H. U
secutive weeks immediately prior to the 28th past through himself and his grantors, the
fair
Thursday.
natural movements, cures constipation—
Mr. and Mrs. Taylor Dunn went to
day of July, 1911, in the Polk County Itemlser. owner in fee simple of the following described
Doan’s Regulets. Ask your druggist for
a newspaper of general circulation printed real estate, tow it: Lot No. 11 in block No. 14
8alein one day last week.
in Kingwood Park. Polk County, Oregon, as
COR HA LB—One »-borse power stesili engine, weekly at Dallas in said county.
ttlieui. 25 cents a box.
H a r r ie t D a vis.
the same is placed and of record in said conn-
,,e«
T
i
aseo
»bulli
lZiiloii'hi.
|)r»oll<
»lly
The date of the first publication of this sum
M in Vera Stow visited over 8iinday
ty aud state.
l u o d s a n o v , *».=• i» k e . U . - l * » l l » » M e»t Co. tf mans is June 15, 1911.
Impure bloo 1 run you down—make»
in Salem.
That said defendants or either of them have
C. A. Kau, of Pedee, waa a Dallaa vis­
L. D. BROWN,
'you an easy victim for organic diaeases.
no
estate, right, title, claim, lien or interest
Attorney
for
Plaintiff-
Wilbur Ross made a business trip to itor Saturday.
whatever in, ou or to the said real estate
.Burdock Blood Bitters purities the blood,
Ulas July 2nd. a solid gold brseelst,
I
OHT.
In
l>
above described and that the title of plaintiffs
Porlland last week.
C. Crider ia roofing hia warehouse.
the
name
Led»
Dodge,
Finder
.cures the cause, builds you.
L hearing
to their respective tracts ss above set forth is
Jl*
please leave at this office
good an«l valid.
Misses Minnie and Chriaty Clow, of
Mra. Tufts and daughter were in Sa­
Browu A Siblay, attorneys and ab
That the defendants be forever enjoined and
Monmouth, were Dallae visitors thia lem Friday.
wtractara. Notary public. Abstracts
debarred from asserting any claim whatever
week.
mads promptly at a reasonable charge.
In the circuit court of the ststs of Oregon in or to the above described real estate or any
Charlie Bennett ia building a new
art thereof and that plaintiffs be decreed to
for Polk county. Department No. 2.
010 Mill street, Dallaa. Ore.
e the owners in fee simple of their respective
Mra. Lee, of Portland, la viaiting tier house in South Dallas.
Will not be responsible for any debts con-
In the matter of the application of Isabell
Mr» Maud R. Newton.
tracted by
daughter, Mra. Ah Coe.
Charlotte Kborall to register the title to the tracts of the real estate hereinabove described
A number of the boye are-guessing
JOEL
NEWTON.
snd for such other and further relief as to the
P. F. Bowser wa» a Salem visitor last
following
described
land
towit:
The
west
*
J27 of the Job Burden and Temperance Bunion court may seem meet with equity and good
what inyaterv might attach to a pair of 1
Mr». Joylin ia working for Mra. G. Thuraday.
hand cuffs found while cleaning up
donation land claim Notification 7816 In town­ conscience.
, Gerlinger while Mra. Pinkerton ia away
This summons, by order of the Hon. Ed. F.
6 south, range 7 west of the Willamette
around the old corner saloon.
Curt Hubbaid has finished hia baru. k N auto to tr ade for city property or aerea««* ship
Coad, Judgu ol the County court of the state of
on a visit.
box 103.
J2U Meridian In Polk county, Oregon, containing Oregon, for the county of Polk, made at chain-
* Inquire of
294.68 acres, save and except therefrom a tract
Mr and Mrs. T J. Warren came over
Miles
Davis
made
a
business
trip
to
Mr. W inter'« family have recovered
heretofore deeded to John T. Lady off the tiers at Dallof, Oregon, on the 1st day of June,
from Salem Sunday and stayed over
Salem Friday.
south end thereof described an follows: Be­ i91l, Is served upon you by publication there­
| from the scarlet fever.
foot planer binder in good run- ginning at the southwest corner of said dona of fora period «»f six consecutive and success­
night with relative» here, on their way
L’OR HALE—6
John Brown went to Salem Friday.
. Price fiOO, or will trade for lion land claim and running thence east 42 chs.; ive weeks iu the Polk County Itemizer, a news­
* ning or«lei
Mr. and Mra. Earl Crook have gone to
to 'h e ir home at McMinnville.
horses.—Fred Johnson, Airli«-, t hone# north 6.29 chains ¡thence west 42 chains; paper of general circulation, published weekly
any »lock but
I-ebanon to attend the cainp meeting.
at Dallas iu said county.
AS
They are building an addition to the Ore. Mutual p hone 2452.
thenee south 6 29 chains to the place of begin
Dr. McCallon left Sunday afternoon
The date of the first publication of this sum­
ning. Application No. 33.
Soelireu
warehouse.
A, A. Shaw, of Verndale, Minnesota,
mons is June 1. 1911, and the date of the last
in hia auto for Portlsn.lt accompanied
Versus
| is viaiting at tlie Farrington home.
by Dra. Starbuck, Bellman and Cary to
8. A. Davis Hiul Viva L. Davis and All whom publication hereof is July IS, 1911.
Sam Birk was at Salem Friday.
y 10cents for prime veal.—J
IL'ANTED—I pr
L. D BROWN,
It may concern, defendants.
phone i4x.l, Dallas.
tf
attend the state medical meeting,
** M Briggs
Attorney for Plaintiffs.
Will Greenwood ia laid up with an
T A K E NOTICE that ou the drat day of July,
Mr*. John Fuller viaited in town Fri­
I 1911, Isabell Charlotte Kborall files her ap­
| abscess on hia foot.
A couple of our gentlemen paid $10
day.
plication in the above entitled court for initial
un Main street a hand purse,
apiece to Justice Holman Monday be­
1 OHT July 4th.
<>f the above described land.
Mra Nancy Fowler, of Dallaa, viaited
la n d other articles. Bring to registration
Elmar and Carl Sellers and George
containing f
cause they invaded a cherry orchard
Now,unless you ap|a*ar on cr »»«fore the Uth
in Salem laat week.
this office.
Hagood
attenoed
the
cherry
fair
Friday.
day
of
August,
1911. and show cause why sueh
belonging to Mrs. L. A. Dickinson.
In the Circuit Court of the state of Oregon for
application shall not be granted, the same
Mr. and Mra A. S. Campbell and
Mr. and Mra. Ed. Shaw wyre at Sa­
will be taken as confessed, and a decree will Polk county.
I expect to be here until the first of
Empire Investment Company,-
1 pay 7 cents a pound f«ir live lie entered according to the prayer of the ap­
family
have
gone
to
Tillamook.
lem
visitors
Friday.
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October. Any of my old customers or
»lug not over 250 p«iunds. Al- plication and you will be forever barred and a corporation, plaintiff.
• f
pork, weig
vs.
or about to be fresh milch estopped from disputing the same.
new desiring photos, should call before
Mr. and Mra. C. 8. Crave* and family
I. N. Woods was seen in Salem Fri­ so want 60 fresh (J
W. B. Perry and America Per
.M . Briggs, Dallas, or phone
In witness whereof I have hereunto set my
cowi. IiHjuire o
that date
T. J. CHF.RRINGTON.
left Saturday for a two montha ata* on day.
hand and affixed the seal of said court this 1st rv. ills wife, C. U. Perry and Mai- I
14x3.
vina Peiry, his wife.- Charles H. |
their farm near Sheridan.
day of July, 1911.
Chief Odom has been engaged a good
Rev. Poling has gone to Washington
Dodd and all other per ons or
E M. 8MITH,
portion of the week in cleaning up the
Wannie Ralston, of Culver, will atav on business.
[HE A LI
Clerk of the »aid Circuit Court. parlies claiming any right, title |
gold watch fob with initials T.
I
08T—e
lady's
«•state, lien or interest iu the
citv hall property. It surely needed it
W.
O.
Him«,
with M i»» Emily Branson while Mr,
L K on it. Fir,
der please leave at this office
real property «lescribe«! In the |
Attorney for Applicant,
Rev. Cornwall haa gone to Seattle to and
anil aeta a good example for cleanup
| Campbell's are at the coast.
»rd.
receive rewr
complaint herein, defendants
yifit hia litter
day.
To W. B. Perry. America Perry. C. G. Perry,
P M. Churchman, of Sheridan, yisit-
Malvina Perry, Charles H. !>«>dd aud all oth­
Mr. Frank Lynn, of Perrydale, ylait-
is set on the Brook’s cold tire
“ Doan’s Ointmentcured me of eczema
AVE your Hr
ed here Saturday and Sunday.
er persons or parlies unknown claiming any
A15
ed hia parenta Sunday.
setter while , you wait.— N. Hughes.
that had annoyed me a long time. The
right, title, estate, lien or interest in the real
Mr« W. H. Mack, of Cooper Hollow,
estate described in the complaint herein, de­
cure waa permanent.” — Hon. 8. W.
Mr». Win. Sargeant, of Perrydale, t ». a thousand.
fendants.
is very sick of infiamiuatoiy rheums-
All kln«ls ot rough lumber at { In the Circuit Court of th« state of Oregon,
Matthew», Commissioner Labor Statis­
was
a
visitor
here
Saturday.
for
Polk
county:
fsrtiu
»aw
mili,
alami
2J
miles
th«*
w
A
3
IN
the name of the state of Oregon you ara
| tisrn.
tics, Augusta, Me.
Frank P. Barber, plaintiff
I hereby re«|utrc«l to appear in the above
l Piloni’ lx».
if
»
w«*st of Dalla»
Mr. and Mrs. Henry Gilliam, of Sheri­
vs.
name«! court and answer the complaint flle«l
I.
L.
Smith
and
family-spent
a
few
For summer diarrhoea in children al­
young riding ponv, or will Frances A. Barber, «lefemlant ;
against you in the above entitled suit within
dan visited iiere Saturday.
LO R HALE A
dava in Salem laat wees.
ik —A, Hurkhalter, Dallas.
ways give Chamberlain's Colic, Cholera
To Frances A. Barber,defendant a»*>ve named; six weeks from the «late ot the first publica­
I trade for sto«
J2J
tion
m
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n
a
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l l this
u n » summons,
o u u i n i ' i n n , uhlef
n n i \ , dale
........ .. «if first pub-
;
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the
name
of
the
state
of
Oregon
You
are
Mr».
J.
it.
Hubbard
ia
visiting
her
and Diarrhoea Remedy and castor oil,
The hay crop now being harvested ia
hereby r* qulred t«i appear ami answer the llcation is t*«e 6th day «if July 1911, and if you
and a speedy core is certain. For sale
one of tlie largeat ever raised iu Polk daughter, Mr*, A. L. Shreve, at Stay-
! comtilaint file«! against you in the above en fail to so appear and answer said complaint,
ton.
,
_ Jy to the «'ourt or the relief
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1 — the last dav 1 plaintiff will appl
by all good dealers.
and * suit,
or 1
before
[ county.
ED <iak D«istB for sale by J. W. title«!'court
COUR Ht NDR
of the time prescribed iu the order for publtcai prayed f«>r In’ its complaint herein, lowit:
Phone Bisci 16.
tf
F Robinson.
Hon «if tills summons up,in you which peri«n| j quieting the tlt'e to the land described in
Federal Servant C. G. Coad, Mixolo­
Mia» Edith Cobb, of Portland, ia via­
Mr. and Mrs. T. Thompson, of Wood-
U* of tlie first plaintiff’s «-ompUint herein and for a decree
of time 1» six w«*cks from the «late
gist T. C. Stockwell and Mail Distribu­
iting her grandmother, Mra
Alice
burn, spent the Fourth witli H. Hill
i “
of the »aid ««»ort de«-reeing the title to the
publication of this summons, towit: H
Within
Dempsey.
tor F. J. Morriaon left Sunday morning .
Indian Runner ducks.—8. D six week» from the 13rt. ..ay of July, 1911 that land above mentioned to be in the plaintiff
thia "city.
COR ff. \LE 26
tf
being the date of the first publication theseof, herein.
r Ht.« fy.
for a week's fishing on the Siletz, taking
This summon» is published f«ir six consecu­
and if fou fall to so ap|iear or answer said
Prof. Ed. Coad, of flood River, «pent
A. B. Banta haa quit working for the
a canoe along to help explore the break- |
complaint, the plaintiff will a»k the court lor tive weeks by order of Hon. Ed. K Coad, coun­
Albany collecting agency and ia now at Sunday with hia nncle. Judge Coad.
waters.
fAN» i’l l ) — A «o *d. true w«ifsT horse by Frsnk s decree «if «livorce and nnullment of the mar­ ty judge «if P»dk county, Oregon, on the toth
home.
riage bond now existing between you and «lay ot June, 1911.
tf
Ht olman, Da« Ja»
N. E. Tylar, of Buena Viata, waa in
SIMPSON A LEWIS,
plaintiff as prayed for in »aid complaint.
The Bon Marche
Attorneys for Plaintiff.
Fred Wagner returned Monday from town Monday.
You ar«- further notiffe«! that this summons
for «ale Is s#rve«l ujh » ii you by pnblb-ation tt.ereoi In
•everal days «pent in Portland.
For the “ Spa” ice cream, best in the
M,»a Hazel Nixon wa* viaiting in
best brand
the I’olk ‘ o m it' lienil/«-r, a newspaper pub
city. Flavors, chocolate, vanilla, straw­
Buena Yiata thia week.
'
100
fished I « l>aîïa* folk County.' O r ï ^
Mr. Calkina ia running
W rite or ph
r « r prie«*»
lu » i , u 0 an order of Hon. Wm Galloway, cir-
berry. Saturday special—Sherbert. W#
las and their Friends.
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Summons.
j OUR SALE
IS A WINNER
The excellent values we are giving have
pleased everyone. Many that have come |
in with their friends to select a suit
have taken one themselves. This week
we are going to do better still. It is
our time for taking inventory and we
want to close our stock out. Remem­
ber we are not importing any sales
people and can afford to give you the
very lowest prices.
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Registration of Land Title.
To the Public
C
HERE ARE A FEW OF THE
MANY BARGAINS
Bishop’s Ready
Tailored Suits
Summons.
"l
Regular Prices $10 to $35
Sale Prices $6 to $25
H
100 YOUNG MEN’S LONG PANT SUITS
Regular Prices $9.00 to $15.00
$ 5.00
make prompt deliveries to any part of
the city.
Senator Loughary went to Monmouth
this morning, and he and his brother
will go fishing up the Luckiamute. Ha
promised us a nice mess of fish, but
there is many a slip twix the cup and
tha lip.
Sprain« require careful treatment.
Keep quiet and apply Chamberlain's
Liniment freely. It will remove the
soreness and quickly restore the part«
to a healthy condition. For sale by all
good dealari.
Salem Woolen
Mill Store
SALEM, OREGON
U
route for the creamery.
Mr. and Mra. Matheney and daugh­
Mr. and Mr*. Maloney, of Nebraska, ter, Blanche, returned from Portland
are viaiting her aiater, Mra. I. M Palm­ Saturday.
er.
Dorothy Bennett haa returned from a
The W. C. T. IT. met at Mra. William viait to Portland.
Keraey’a Tuesday.
Mra. I>easie Irvine, of Salem, has
been viaiting her parents, Mr. and Mr*
J. W Miiler.
Summons.
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