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About Polk County observer. (Monmouth, Polk County, Or.) 1888-1927 | View Entire Issue (Nov. 22, 1910)
j $0 HOUSE NOTES I mat. noa1 Estate Transfer., 0f"' Told. I UABKIAGB LICENSES. ' 3 ,? r Jlurdock and Josephine """kler; Jack P. Benton and S p Harrison; John Whitemore S . ,iriihv Mltohell. dn. (a 01 nca""'' , mhn nohonnon appointed ad " tor; bond fixed at 12,000. jlnKtro R Knower, deceas- WILL NOT ABANDoTeFfoRTS ui Hhvi.,1 ki,,.,,,;,, nrt nnnralaement filed heirs of annual .,.t,m of minor ,amZ run. deceased report fl e u Bchwarti5 ae. EftaIe. , .,nt net) for hearing d,flnal ace. flarIIanShlP of 1a.m. '-' Lo G. Drake, a .i...n.ri S. Drake appointed BKAL ESTATE. ' . pparce et al to Jumea A. Web .... n eres. t 7 a, r 4 w, $2100. '? B Slapl' ton et al to D. B. Staple. in acres, t 8 a, r 4 w, $7200. lecne Hycrly et ux to Gerhard J ), lot 1" Dallas. $1050. Zter h. Too-ze et ux to B. W. Rob. 1 land in Fulls City, $250. , i Moore et al to B. P. Rowland, in Itlrkreall, $1200. j A SperllnK et ux to David R. BKMpII et al, 320.93 acres, t 8 a, r 5 w, 111 100 Martha ..r..v. Ja. UtOaleb et ux, 20 acres, t 8 a, r 5 w, $1. A, Dundas to C. H. Gronvold, 96 tell t6s, r7w, Sam A. Dvls et ux to C. M.Gron- vold. 108 at'r's' t6'' r7 w' 4880 Amos H. Holman to W. J. Stow et ,s, land In Dallas, $1800. Shower for Miss Hull. Miss Carrie Evans gave a mlseella- ,1U8 shower at tne dellKntrui country home' of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. pan Evans, lust Saturday In honor of jis Edna Hall, whose marrige to Mr. Victor Ballantyne Is announced to ulie place tomorrow afternoon. The jflrrnoon was spent In playing games md In llstenliiK to cnoice musical Minliera. Dainty refreshments were ,hw1. Many beautiful presents were Halved hy the bride-elect. lhle supply of ,,,. ' moxliHuat- -"I'lJiy or purc mountain water at the mi, nln S,llnK city council has Z the andon the to account of its inablm toPmZl " the bonds aecor,lln to thJ 0f Ions of th ,.i. .J". 10 th. Prvis- Ctv New. "'"r' 8n's "e 'nll. In Its efforts to Inutnii water system, th looked no detail, wl . . " Ver- that wa. t klln I()okinB to- y s ep of the bonds was reel,,- . ... " . It was Impossible to find a buv rate of Interest could he m,i , ve per cent. The rZ that no city bonds bearing a w thin- . , 18 the n,b- wlth every ... cu,csg ,r tne Contra(,tora it seems impossible to secure the nec rrr'8WUh0Ut'-vi.llnKfra iuis ijl interest The council has called a special election for the purpose of voting an amendment to the city charter, there by making it possible to dispose of the water bonds or any other bonds that may be voted, at a rate above five , DOCKET ENTRIES ArFmaDE ,""W(,a"""" Adjourned Ses- """"""forroltoC, N L Z' ?' I!lnenam Plaintiff; mandate ' fr f1eft. Decree on oeket entries e session as fol- BRING YOUR PENNY STRIPS ' r.-si.jiw,,,, fluir.li Will Entertain Contributors to Organ Fund. George A. Swope for cent. After the amendment to the char ter is voted, another bond election will follow, and if no difficulties arise work of construction will commence with early Spring. Evelyn M. Grooms vg Grooms, divorce; B p Plaintiff. Divorce ir.-nnt,i voroealLr;11VS- ' R C""- - granted. aerend'lnt- DiV' Jacob Glrsi.urger vs. All Whom It fr P!a'ntift- Decree regis: ..... uo prayed Tor. John H. Putnam vs. Ellas D. ttay suit in equity; G. G. B,Bhttm and car Hayter for plaintiff; E. M.'Endl cott for defendant. Taken under ad visement. Violet A. Kersey vs. John G. Brown partition; Oscar Hayter and M. L. I 'pes for plaintiff; L. D. Brown for defendant. Demurrer overruled; de fendant given 10 days to file answer to amended complaint; plaintiff given until December 5 to renlv nr ntw,i.,o pieau. Augusta Schutt vs. Wllli.nm Snh-.t divorce; Carey F. Martin for plaintiff! Dismissed on motion of plaintiff The Ladies' Aid Society of the Pres ".vienan inurch will hold Its next Penny Strip Social for the benefit o the organ fund on Tuesday evenlner. Jvovemuer 29. All persons having pen ny strips, or those wishing to contrl bute to the fund, are cordially invited to e present. A special number on the program win ue an illustrated poem entitled My Uld Sweethearts' Faces," In which thirteen persons will take part. This will be one of the pleasant features of the evening. A. J. Ijingworlby Dead. ' A. J, Langworthy, at one time merchant of Dallas, died at his home in Portland, Friday, aged about 85 years. His son, Dr. Perry Langworthy is a practicing dentist in Portland Mrs. Mary F. Lee, widow of the late George Lee, resided with her father until his death. Card of Tlinnks. To the neighbors who were so kind o my motner during ner iasi niness, 1 wish to extend my deepest gratl- lude. EDWARD BRICKER. Sale of Itond.s. Notice is hereby given that School District No. 2, of Dallas, Polk County, Oregon, will receive sealed bids for the sule of $10,000.00, 5 per cent semi-annual, Interest bearing bonds of said district, said bonds to run for 20 years, but to be redeemable at the option of said district, on and after 10 years from date thereof, at ahy semi annual interest payment date. Bids will be opened December 1, 1910. II. G. CAMPBELL, Clerk School District No. 2. ll-18-2t. Drs. Frcrzo & Rico are Export. When you want the best eyework at moderate prices, go to Stafrin's Drug Store, every second and fourth Wed nesday. Eyes examined In a modern dark room Insuring good results. Nov ember 23, December 14.- l'leasant Birthday Event. Mrs. M. M. Ellis was treated to an en joyable surprise on her 67th birthday last Saturday afternoon. The surprise was in the form of a Handkerchief Shower. About 40 ladies called during the afternoon, each bringing a hand kerchief. Mrs. Ellis received 51 hand kerchiefs, quite a number of them coming from friends living at a distance. Many Attend Auction. The auction hales at Shore's De partment Store are attracting large crowds every afternoon and evening. Mr. Shore is the auctioneer, and his manner of disposing of his goods shows that he thoroughly understands his business. A big hole has been made in the stock in the last few days by these sales. Skating at Colosseum Rink, Thurs day afternoon, November 24, from 2:30 until 5:30. t'nion Thanksgiving Service. All the churches of the city will unite in a Thanksgiving service in the Baptist Church, Thursday morning, at 10:30 o'clock. The Rev. Edgar Miles, pastor of the Presbyterian Church will deliver the sermon. Special music will be furnished by a selected choir. A large attendance Is desired. liodge Notice. Regular communication of Jennings Lodge, No. 9, A. F, & A. M., Friday evening, Novem ber 25. Work In the M. M. de gree. Visiting brothers cordially wel comed. By order of the W. M. J. C. HAYTER, Secretary. NOTICE. All notes and accounts of the Adams-Brobst Company have been turned over to me for ad- justment. All persons knowing themselves indebted to the Adams-Brobst Company will con- fer a favor on me and avoid a lot of extra trouble and expense by calling at my offices in Dallas, Oregon, (over Stafrin's drug store,) and settling the same at once. We desire to straighten up these matters as soon as possible. WALTER L. TOOZE, Jr. NOVEMBER SHOPPING BULLETIN Every Department of this Great Store offers Unusual Bargain Opportun ities during this month. Shrewd buyers will find here Merchandise of Real Merit, Standard and Reliable Goods. Thanksgiving Sale of Fine Table Linens, with Napkins to match. 72 inch Table Damask, per yard 58c 72-inch All-Linen Damask, a special buy, worth $1.00; Special, per yard 78c 72-inch Finest Irish Linen; new patterns; Special, per yard $1-33 New Styles in "Nemo" and "Warner's" Corsets "Nemo" self reducing corsets with relief strap in Tall Stout and Short Stout models, $3.50 $4. "Nemo" Swan Shape for slender figures, $2, $3.50 and $4 "Nemo" Corsets in Extra Sizes 30 to 36. WONDERFUL VALUES IN Blankets and Comforts 10-4 Wool-Nap Blankets $1-75 In white, tan and grey. North Star Mills Wool Blankets, in fancy plaids: White Wool Blankets with handsome borders. Home-made Comforters, made extra large; Spec ial at $2.75 Flannelette Night Gowns We want to show you the "Brighton" line, Just Like The Home-Made Kind, made full, no scimping of material and the garments are finished like no other garments except the Home-made kind. Men's Gowns, Ladies' and Misses' Gowns, Children's and Infant's Gowns also Children's Sleepers. Satisfactory Underwear Select your Fall and Winter Underwear now Every .desirable kind is here Union suits for the whole family in Cotton, Lisle and Wool. Separate garments in all grades and sizes. Extra Sizes For Stout People Special Petticoat Sale We are offering the "Sorosis" Skirts at reduced prices. These are the finest garments of their kind ever shown. Every Skirt thoro ughly tailored and will fit and wear perfectly. The Best Skirt on The Market i liXtra sizes r or owui ; i Misses' and Children's Coats and Capes At One-Half Price rw m ;n this line must go at once. Coats at $1.00 up. New arrivals in Colored & 52 W New Kimona Silk m Sldstone settings. New Em eaux, new Belts, new Collar Vms rwiu Neckwear, broidered Corset Covers and a beautiiul line 01 lu ' 0. 0. F. Bldz THE BEE HIVE STORE A Reliable Place to Trade Dallas, Oregon PERSONAL MENTION H. O. Wis-hart was a visitor In Port land over Sunday. Conrad Stafrln as a business visitor In Portland this week. Claud Dunn, of Woodburn, visited relatives in Dallas, Friday. A. C. Taylor,.' of McCoy, was a busi ness visitor in Dallas yesterday. Mrs. C. B. Sundberg arrived home last night from a several weeks' visit In Seattle. F. M. Smith came down from Black Rock yesterday. He will spend the Winter in Rickreall. Miss Lena Robbltt, of Kenesaw, Ne braska, Is a guest at the home of the Rev. and Mrs. M. B. Young. E. G. Stram, of Falls City, was In Dallas, Friday. He is peeparing to move to Oroville, California. W. J. Wagner, of Central ia, Wash ington, is spending a few days at the home of his brother, Fred Wagner. Mrs. Hushes left for her home In Spokane, Friday, after a visit at the home of her mother, Mrs. J. S. Martin. Miss Ioretta Campbell, of Portland, visited over Sunday at the home of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. J. M. Campbell. Mrs. I. A. Allen, of Rickreall, has gone to Newport, where she will spend the Winter In the hope of benefiting her health. Ij, Gerllnger, Jr., general manager of the Salem, Dallas & Falls City rail road,'"went to Portland on a business isit today. Mrs. Mattle Chambers, of Eugene, 3 visiting, her sister, Mrs. A. J. Mar tin, and is enjoying a visit with many old-time friends. Ira C. Powell, cashier of the Polk County Bank at Monmouth and Rep resentative-elect from Polk County, was a county seat visitor Friday. Mr. and Mrs. L. Gerllnger, of Port land, are visiting at the homes of George and Louis Gerllnger, Jr. They will visit Falls City and Black Rock tomorrow and will remain in the city until Thanksgiving. B. I. Ferguson, secretary of the Polk County Poultry Association, was up from Eola the last of the week, assist ing President A. G. Rempel in mak- ng arrangements for the coming poultry show. Elmer Reynolds was greeting old friends in Dallas a few days last week. He is now living near Emmett, Idaho, where he has a fruit an alfalfa ranch n the irrigated district. He says that while he likes Idaho, he still looks on Dallas as his real home. Mr. and. Mrs. Henry Geddes, of Fres no, California, attended the hurial of Mrs. Geddes' mother, the late Mrs. Victor Fink. They will return to their home In a few days and will be ac companied by Doctor Fink and son, Arthur, who will spend the Winter i California. Dean Collins, a student of the Uni versity of Oregon and editor of the.U. of O. Monthly, will at rive In Dallas In a few days for a holiday visit with rela tives. Dean Is a member of the Oregon Glee Club, a picture of which organ ization appeared In Saturday's Even ing Telegram. ' W. B. Ewing and N. L, Guy return ed the last of the week from Spokane, where they attended the National Ap ple Show. Both gentlemen speak in highest praise of the exhibit. They say that the action of the judges in award ing the grand sweepstakes prize to Oregon met the hearty approval of all visitors. Mr. Guy brought home with him several specimens of Winter Ba nana apples which cost him the mod est price of 15 cents each. Pleasant Surprlsp. A pleasant surprise was given the choir and orchestra of the Christian Church at its practice Thursday night, when a bountiful lunch was served by Mrs. Eugene Hayter, Mrs. Hugh Black, Mrs. I. L. Smith and Mrs. J. A. McCann. The unexpected treat was greatly appreciated by the young peo ple. ' . Legal blanks for sale at this office. L. D. Brown, Abstracter; Notary. Oscar Hayter, lawyer. Room 6 and , Uglow Building. Have your printing done the. Ob server way the linotype way. Special sale on Ladles' Tailored Suits at the Dallas Mercantile Co. The Farmer' Fire Relief Associa tion of Butteville, Oregon; J. V. Winn, agent, Buena VlBta. Oreeon. tf jpnft Dr. Lowe will be In Dallas, 'iofvyi December 2 and until noon of "' 3d; In Independence, Decembei 1. Last trip' this year. Sunrise Restaurant IXOYD KOIIARI, Proprietor Meals and short orders served at all hours. Everything new and clean. Snerlaltlcfl. Chop Suev and Noodles Smith Building; Main and Mill Street Dallas, Oregon A Woman Wants The Home Paper MAKE HER HAPPY BY TAKING w Defy Competition WW iij . m m i...t M,,a&mwmmmmwvmxmvw'mxfa Having bought the stock of Furniture and fixtures of the Adams & Brobst Co. from the creditors at much less than cost, we are in a position to sell you B Furniture Stoves, Ranges, Linoleum, Carpets, Rug's, Etc at prices below the possibility of competition. Our policy is "How Cheap Can We Sell", not how much can we get. The proof of the Pudding is in the eating. Come in and let us prove our ability to deliver the goods. . 7 ; Easy Rockers Firslrdass driving Mare, Buggy and Harness for sale cheap. Inquire at store. FRANK KERSLAKE, Home Furnisher Successor to Adams & Brobst rwxmmfti ; i If i JVUW UMU 1 ithJl'fi B I I III i By a special arrangement with the publishers, we are pleased to announce that, for a limited time only, we are enabled to furnish The Pacific Monthly AND THE Twice-a-Week Observer BOTH ONE YEAR. FOR Only $2.25 Here is an offer that no family in Polk County can afford to miss. Send in your subscription early, using the order blank printed below. Remember that the regular price of the Observer is $1.50 a year. By paying only 75 cents extra, you get the greatest mag azine printed West of Mississippi for a whole year. Here Are a Few Other Astonishing Bar gains in Reading Matter: OITKIl XO. S. , Publishers 1 'rice-. Review of Review $.1.00 I'aeilio Monthly I Twice-n-Week OWiwr Total Our Price, only $(i.(M! $3.75 oj-fkr XO. s. 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