Polk County observer. (Monmouth, Polk County, Or.) 1888-1927, January 12, 1912, Image 3

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Newspaper Page Text1912. TERES POLK COUNTY OBSERVER POLK COUNTY NEWS, FROM OBSERVER WRITERS AY, JANUARY . 12th, : criminating Taste Invariably Calls For Uwney's Superior Choc olates and Bon Bons ' . . -. ; -. ,;' 4 , " - i ,' ! Lowney's; Leads ' ! Nothing Just as Good Send HER a box of them today j Always on Sale at f . R; Ellis' Confectionery bal Estate For Sale jlf you are interested in Property of y kind it will be to your advantage see me first. If you want to Sell our Property Come in and List it. If pu are interested in buying, Read frefully the following Lists, and then let me know what you Want Mehrling, AVarren Cobb has returned from a two weeks' huntinz trip in Tilla mook coniitv. Charles Mover's new residence is nearly completed George Bell, who has been in ill health for the last three weeks, is now much improved. Professor L.' E. Mills, of the Black Rock schools, visited S. R. bkeels Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. BertEstelle were Black Rock passengers Sunday. Mrs. C. H. Cochrane spent tin dav in Black Rock. C. M. Vermaas has moved into the Lombard residence in East Falls Citv. Joseph Waunkey is seriously ill at his home on Prospect Heights. tivation and part in crop. New four room house, wood house, chicken house and good well; 24 young fruit trees and some ber ries. , Price $1700. Good terms. 14 1-2 acres 1 1-2 mile from Barn 20x40, lumber on ' j : tn l,mnBo n u ace tor house. soil oar iuaw, fifSh rge fish all in crop. Price $3200. Terms, 'pond, etc. 00 aeres in high state CITY PROPERTY. k cultivation, balance pasture and No 0ne of the best bargains in . . 1 1 : ... ....... . n imber, live acres tinner irrigation Dallas consisting t a strip ui iuu 1 64. 80 acres 2 1-2 miles from ialem near boat landing and sta tion on Salem, Falls City & West ern Ry., 1-2 mile from school, tnre. 7 room house, Turn 55x75, two good chicken No. A2. , w imnaoa. water piped town. nd more can be ' irrigated. Price . 8,500. Terms if desired. . I. 46. 30 acres of land all level, fsoil dark rich loam and all in crop, fft a good wagon road and joins .railroad. Will sell all or in 10 !acre tracts. Price $110 per acre. !. 54. 80 acres of level land all fin cultivation, 7 miles from Cor- vallis, on the new Electric R. R. now building to Eugene, 1-4 mile j from station, near school and good road to town. 5 room house near- ly new, barn and other buildings, I all fenced. Price $60 per acre. So. 127. 80 acres of good land all ! in cultivation, 4 miles from Mon- mouth, in fine farming country; 1 6 room house, barn 60x30, two hog bouses, chicken house, smoke bouse, wood house and good orch rd of about 130 trees, good well and spring. Price $125 per acre. uood terms, innu.n foot i Main St.. near Court House. Two good 6 room ,i-0ii;i,m with modern improve ments, wood shed, and 25 bearing fmit trws. This is a very good ;.,iWmpnt. Price $3,500. No. Al. Close in 6 room dwelling ; fird- nlnss condition. Lot 50x 140. eood new barn, wood shed, etc. This is a good home and the nrio nnd terms very attractive. ni TTiva room eottasre in first i, ;ti"nn wood shed ana uiu i.uHuii'", . . !i it r,nYl44: in a desirable rt' nf tnwn. Price $1050 No. 59. Large 9 room two story house, plastered and in good eon- Au;nn- .Pilar and cement base well, chicken house, woodshed. 4 large lots, 50 bearing fruit trees. Price $1800. One-halt -u v.i,.Q nv terms. ill consider a trade -v- 33. 5 acres just one mile from No. 62. Choice lot d0xl40, town on a good road; plank walk blocks from Main St. 1 rice all the way to town. All in cul- Easy terms. two $250. ! F. E. COOK 3EAL ESTATE Dallas, Or. v v- w w WVVW W V -V V V v v " - - - I World Famous Petaluma Incubators Perfect Regulating device, Outside Moisture Pan Cr aven Bros.,! Dallas. Oregon V- .USITY C. OWi'son was a Portland vis itdPlast week. A. F. Courter, of Salem, visited his parents, . Mr, and Mrs. D. F. Courter, last week. - . The County Teachers' meeting will be held in this city January 20. Arthur Vassal, of Portland, is vis iting friends here. Rov MpMurnhv. who has been ill , for the past three weeks, is much improved. , Mrs. Chester Titus has joined her husband . in Jefferson.- , ': Master William Hatch and the Misses Lily and Francis Hatch; of Latayette, are visiting Mrs. V. A. Cobb. Mrs. W. A. Cobb returned from Lafayette Sunday where she has been visiting relatives. - Mrs, Hazel Flower was a. Dallas visitor last week. Mrs. P. McTimmonds was in Dal las Saturday. Miss Ruth Nunn spent Sunday with her parents at Dallas. Doctor and Mrs. F. M. Hellwarth have, returned from a week's visit in Portland. Mavor and Mrs. F. K. Hubbard were goat show visitors in Dalla last week. . Mr -and Mrs. S. H. Tetherow vis ited relatives in Dallas last week Miss Blanche Day, who has been visiting her friend, Miss .Pearl litus, hns returned to her home in Dallas. Miss .Sybil Wilson visited friends in Dallas Sunday. Mrs. J. M. Dennis visited in wai las the first of the week. Mr. and Mrs. Walter L. Tooze en tertained Doctor and Mrs. F. M. Hellwarth, Mr. and Mrs. W. J?. Nichols and Miss L. G. Lochead, at five o'clock dinner Sunday. T. TT TTiillmrt. visited mends in Rickreall the first of the week. Herbert Hansen, who has been working in Salem for the past three .v,..ti,t! iu viaitino- his narents in t.his citv. L. Tyler was m Dallas on business Mnndnv. i Mr nnfl Mrs. Harry J. I've ana daughter, of Newport, are ' visit in Mr and Mrs. W. D. Bancrolt. Miss Emma Wagner, of Portland, ia visitinff Mr. and Mrs. D. Tollar. A dance will be given by ryiman Sisters in February. Elaborate pre- narations are being made for tlie t event. L. D. Daniels, of Dallas, was a commercial visitor in Jails l-ity Monday. Mrs.. A. M. Wonderly and son were Dallas visitors last week. Mrs. C. A. Rehmel was m Dallas recently." - . C. B. Sundberg, the JJaiias leie- phone manager, was m ians tiiy on business last week. . Mrs. Clara Kaufmann and daugh ter, Miss Beulah, ot fceio, speni i days last week in this city. Mrs. Kaufmann formerly conducted tne Walker and Tavern hotels. Charles Hartung was in Dallas on business last week. , Mrs. William Bolton made a busi ness trip to Salem recently. Miss Minnie Sncer has returned to Salem after visiting her mother, MVo Marv Snpncer. r J PiiL'h made a business trip to Dallas last week. A. E. Xeal attended the goat and poultry show in Dallas. Mw Anna Churchill, who is visit- inr Mr. and Mrs. J. R. Mover, went I to Salem last week. Phillip Porter, or roruanu, w..t ed his brother, A. W. Porter, hun dav. II. lira A P.. JieVCl xric All. ami - Dallas visitors last week. Mr. and Mrs. W. A. Brown were . -i i vi;tnr at Dallas last goal suvw u h rriv. . II.. t? TTikIibw made a Dus- Airs. . tn ttiP county seat recently 'f':- .Tnn Kuvkendall of Dallas ..." u. -ir pnd with Mr. and ir t a Sinf?leton in this city. .111 - ---r- , . ., . t n ;nrit.tnn was in tne jirs. i. ," t last week. At a recent debating try-out, the following debaters were chosen to VoUa Pitv in the contests TKnnn and Corvalhs Friday .Tannan- 19: Affirmative team to de bate iibanon, Leslie Tooze leader ; j Lamar Too.e. colleague Negative y:.. .r;i1 Buell. K-ader, ream. TVi iML-s Edna Seymour, collearne. The Lne-tion to be debated is "Resolved .U.t f too fptt DOOkS tuw t- j .n nnnila in Oregon belo !L. ,v,l n-ades." Falls City defeated Corvallw last year but Us been successively defeated by UOn t - rast two vears. Much in on i"i i . " . ! terc-t i manitestea . . . 1 - warm weted- latter will receive medical treatment. I name was Mary Ivers. They leave t tt tt- 7.jt mtmoj Hatnriinv two children. Hie lunerai was con from a short trip to Portland Miss Mildred Montgomery return ed from a short visit in Dallas Sat urday. . "i - Miss violet Pfandhoeter, who is attending the Capital Business col lege, visited her parents, Doctor and Mrs. L. Ptandhoeter, over bunday. ducted by Rev. W. A. Wood, at the home of the deceased and tne Douy was interred in the Monmouth cemetery. OAKDALE A number of young people visited Ttpn Tlrnmlm 11 Tuesdav evening to Ll A. laiuuiuciEti V V. V ivi..t i Miss Ella Mehrling spent Sunday hef praphophone "... . . , T ,iacK isramnaii . retur with her parents. Mr. and Mrs. ira Jack Bramhall returned home from Portland Monday, The Bramhall and Vvrignt tfrotu ers are cutting wood ior xioju Smith. At the Sundav school election held recently Mrs. Heistand was elected snnerintendent: O. E. Dennis, assist- ant superintendent; Mrs. iom Lai a, chorister; Mrs. JU. Jolly, secretary , Willie Dennis, librarian; V. J. .cur lev. treasurer. " ... . Clyde Robbins is spending a lew dnvs with the Dennis boys. Chauncey Dennis writes that tliere are two and one half teet or snow at bis homestead at Trail, Jackson coimtv Harry Doane and Newman Dennis ttP!ile1 church services in Dallas Sundav evening W. Bruce, of Kansas, tins neen .... i i .. n r r A Him. a iiumc im mopi ""6"' visiting njs sister, mis. v. -a-A movement is on foot to organize je an(j started home last week. He . tl,lf:,. 1,.K !n Volla Citv A i ..1 J ,:U .rnnt an athletic club in meeting was held in Tollar's hall Wednesday evening W. E. Estelle made a trip to iilaciv Rock Sunday At the last meeting of the Ell Dee society of the High school, the lol lnwinir nffipprs "were elected for the was very much pleased with the goat show. He may bring ins lamny Oregon. Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Miller and children visited his sister, Mrs. 11. A. See, of Perrydale, last Saturday cial January 27, at Pedee, Every body is invited to come and bring a basket. Miss Vema McGee visited the school last Friday. Mr. Powell and two children, Ber nice and Gordon, and Hazel and Ma bel Yost visited at Bert Baker's last Sunday. Francis Yost visited the school last Monday. Sam Irven and Leo Condon visited at Jessie Yost's last Sunday., Blanche and Florence Lacy visit ed at Beven's Sunday. Mabel and Hazel Yost stayed all night at Bernice Powell's last Sat urday night. " , . . BOWERSVILI.E The recent frosts have damaged the grain slightly. John G. Rempel, of Polk, was a caller in this neighborhood ' the first of the week. F.lbert Haves, in company with Pearl Mangis, took a boat ride on the lake last,' Sunday. , . Miss Irene Hayes, after spending the holidays at home, returned to Dallas Friday to work for Mrs. F. R.' Elliott. - V. Miss Lizzie Rempel, who has been sick, is reported better, i Mr. and Mrs. O'Dell, of Canada, are visiting at the home of , Dan Kaegi. They intend to stay until spring. Mr. and Mrs. George Kliever and D. H. Rempel helped A. G. Rempel kill hogs Tuesday. n.nd Sundav. n)niS uuiccin wv,w., - - . A1V111 IVlTUDan, Ol runs viT i ensuing term or two montns: IKhl- been visiting at John Robinson's. uenu, ijesiie j.uue? viuo piuv.n, Zena- Spring- Valley Walter Loouey has returned from Estacada where he spent a pleasant week visiting old Iriends. Enos French and family are in Salem, being called there by the sud den death of his father, who died afternoon from heart tail- Barnette Brown. The secretary- treasurer, Miss Edna 'Seymour, holds over for two months. ' The retiring officers were Lamar Tooze, and Roy Bowman. This society has been or ganized for two months. MONMOUTH .Tmumrv 3 being Doris Herren 's Monday thirteenth birthday anniversary, her me mntiiai- Mm C. V.. Herren. gave a party in her honor and invited quite o inimW nf p vonnn' men and young women. She went to consid prahle. trouble to prepare a good sup ner for. them, but there was a greed among the lot who unlocked the doors anil let others in who carried off and devoured the good things the good Mrs. Holland is visiting her daugh ter in Gaston. Mrs. Zella Baker and daughter, Helen, have returned from Lincoln, Illinois. Rav Thompson had the ligaments of one leg torn apart by a fall fio:.i a horse fnd is still using a cruicu. yit;ii iTt.ott frnm npar TSeavei". vn- , 111 iijmij devoured the goou tiinigs me nn , v-ii mother had prepared for their want, ited relatives in raring alley U.s O ,.t ,n ..ort ui that lllll t ie Wfl'IV carrying off are known and may be prosecuted. It's a shame tor young ters that claim to be young men, do such things. Outside of this tl.pv nil had a good time and wisiied Mis Dons many happy birtnnays. Oiia hv one the old land marks are disappearing. Last Sunday an old black locust tree that was set out hv Mr. Catron, long since dead, was blowed down.. It was about 40 years ..l.i ov.,1 Kninw set out before the sidewalks were built, it came in the ents, mwl.llp of the walk. The property ; nnxv nwned bv President Acker- ivifin fit the Normal school. n V. St tt. editor or tlie moh mouth Herald, went to Portland on hnainASK Saturday. Mrs. Mat Graham, of halem, ior- MOUNTAIN VIEW c n v Iliii7impr fin. I lamuv al ls. iuai i i(tnf ' i Ai i . vm. - merly of Monmouth, is visiting her Kaye 8t,ia (heir farm and have mov- eel to rHiem. ! m th eon..ni: v.n!et is ex- t. mle trip to Dai- Mrs. W. N. Crawford was at tan- coin, Sunday, visiting her grand mother, Mrs. Craugie, who is (ue sick. Mrs. Bessie Smith of Amity, was . .. . 11T VT ..C.l l.t;l a t....itAl OT IV l. I.IHM1.IMU JS lt.ru I iniU'l t ... - week. Miss Eulalia Davis has register ed as a student in the tenth grade of the Salem high school. Airs. Frank Koch, from 1'ratum, visited here this week with her prr- Mr. and Mrs. Catton. Mr. and Mrs. W. D. Henry niu Mrs L. A. rurvine attended the dis trict meeting at Spring Valley, Sat urday. ' RICKREALL Mr. and Mrs. William Hill, of Portland, are hero for a few days to visit with relatives and friends. Forest Craven returned from Portland Saturday evening. Sad news reached here Thursday f the death of George Schueller, soninlaw of J. J. Burch. Forest Craven and wife and Alice Bnrch left the same day for Portland. Born, to Mr. and Mis. Arthur Jones, January 8, a daughter, weight 12 pounds. Mrs. B. F. Lucas is sick with rheumatism. 1 Mrs. Forest Craven returned from Portland Monday. Mrs. A. Hill was in Dallas hatnr day shopping. SOLA Roy Ferguson has been hauling off Mr. Patterson's hops. Ethel Brunk spent Saturday and Sunday with Miss Applegate nt the latter's home on Morningside. Sundav night was tlie coldest nignt here this winter. The thermometer registered 20 above zero. The Willamette river rose seven feet one day this week. Mr. Landen has been anchoring his. stump-piles on the Patterson place in order to prevent Jheir being scattered by the high water. Mr. Patterson recently bought a .$700 team for farm work. Mrs. Magee who has been ill sev eral days is convalescing. Mr. Hamer is busy clearing a piece of land which he is going to convert into a peach orchard. monv friends ana relatives in "'j .... . . Mm rimi-rlii returned nome imm vallev. Southern Ure- Uinrix iiif, t ron, Friday, w here she had oeen is ;iincr hpr father. r r Lee retumed home ounnaj from Dallas where he had been vis iting his daughter's family. His .lano.Mpr. Mrs. C. Tate, was very sick, so he returned to Da.ias again Tuesdav. The sleet storm did not do any .Umno-i. here and it was not very cold, only six degrees below ireezinK nnt mrrir Died January 5, W12, Mr. ?. i rnt lie was born October z, io- it s an old pioneer in Oregon, ho in an early W Hating - and has lived in Monmouin a vears. For 13 vears he serreo as marhal of Monmouth, was hon est in all of his dealings i v.. -n Ti,n funpi-fti was neia invea vy b". " r 1,1a hnrr.P and was eonouriru - ..... . ..i. Rev. Wood, of the ChnMian cnurcn. .i !,. twlr was laid to ret Min dav in the Monmouth cemetery south of town. . . A, B. Sarre 1 for the iwn.i cf.untry. Eastern Oregfn. iai tP.rh school. His wfe njeo here, but may go there in the near fnMrT and Mrs. Walker's infant bV is quite sick and it is feared wul not recover. Died at his home January V, 31 r. David Martin, an old tidier. He was quite old and had r-"t bn fk long. He wai buwd in the rrr. terv at Dalit Thursday. fhe-1 Jar.narr 8, at ter Iw, Mm 'rv Coats. Sbe wa tKrn April Mrs. J. R. Chapman is in I'oruanu visiting her mother. Flora and Myrtle Lewis sH'iu Tuesday night with Ethel and utua Fin ley. . Mrs. G. W. McDowell and IiU- er-in-Iaw spent Sunday evening witn Mr. and Mrs. Stewart and family. Amnion Grice visited his sister, Mrs. St. Pierre, Sunday. Mr. Lyle Smith, of Michigan, is visiting Mr. and Mrs. L. Once and family. Miss Bernice Adams u staying ir. Salem with her brother and is at tending the high school there. . I- Savage is at home after !- ng out on a trapping trip. Lottie Cain spent Saturday in M- lm wnn iricmis. Beokie and Jennie IWst reccn.ly visited friends m ewuerg. William Patrick has bought the GM'r farm. St-ni'-H at the church have tv" fhanj.'fd from the morning nnUi tne afternoon. Ethel .Lanng has in vi-i'iti-b-r ri!er, Mrs. Frank Wilson. HARMONY Floyd Hayes has been on the sick list the past week. Sam Lackey has moved into ins house which he has been fixing up. Miss Cora MaeLean went to Port land last Friday to visit her sister, Mrs. C. G. Brown. Miss Ida Hayes returned to her home at Sah-tn after spending the holidays at the home of her uncle, J. B. Hayes. Mr. and Mrs. Tom Dickey sjK'nt Monday evening with Hugh (iuttery. Mr. and Mrs. William Eadds vis ited on Red Prairie Sunday. Preaching will le conducted here Sunday. PEDEE Mr. and Mrs. Iter Brown Lave . w lhv -x. bora lat k. Francis Y(t vite.l at Lew Rit ner's la-t Monday eight. Mi Myrtle Pmiett and brother. Ellred. and Mr. Pruiett, viite! at Willie Bulb's U-t Snnday. Willie Lu'h i f-iek. Mi Prwkui Irwin hat "n y i itirg the I lc mh,l tl,: week. a' Trty was H I t li :r-t-, ,.'' la-i Saturday t.i.-' t. SMITnriELD Dr. and Mrs. I). G. Renii! and on were visitors in this vicinity recently. Roy Gee was taken to the DI!a honital recent Iv where he will be operated on for apendiritis. EliraUth pufcl.!t and tnzawui Diehm were Sundav afternon visit ors at Mrs. lUn Friewn's. Rev. Wtller and Rev. crnon, mho have held evening services at Salt Crw-k, have left for their h-me. j Henry and Ju-.b Voth, of Salt Cwi, "mere Sunday afternoon visit- on at P. Ncufildt'a. BUELL I Mr. S:ima i ! Mr. P.rav h -std Mr. Walker btid.er (K it.e log Fli lay. X,,r Ji.r.r s;r t Sin Uy wit a U,-hn C'.fr.y. Mr. and Mr. Le Jones fjx-nt Suridiv with Mr. and Mr. !,. Mr. I'. ('. Walker i !o!y im- ia , rr,r.:. 1,f ISC7 anl i the w ' mho di-l January O III 1. me r. t " ". H" r rr a:'.""! ! j.r w.g. rv.win.i wfjre i3f