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Zook, the paper hanger will do
your painting.
Get your plants at Monmouth
Greenhouse. Bell phone
Eva Bellinger of Dallas visited
friends in Monmouth last week.
0. H. Lehman, of Pleasant
Valley, was doing business in
townTuesday.
hobert Steele who spent the
winter at Los Angeles returned
to Polk County last week
Willard Craven and a party of
friends from Independence were
in town Monday auto riding
D. M. Hampton has disposed
ot about three lots oil" the proper
ty he purchased of T. A. Riggs,
to L. M. Butler.
C. Lorence was a Monmouth
visitor Monday, and became the
proprietor of a new buggy. His
son, Ed, claims the honor of the
sale.
Have your Eyes Fitted. Dr.
Lowe the optician will be in Dal
las March 2i) and 30, and in In
dependence March 31. Remem
ber the date.
Goat shearing has been on in
this section for a few days. The
prospects are that the price of
Mohair will be some where around
the 30 cent mark.
Mrs C. Cornelius has the finest
display of ladies' hats ever seen
in Monmouth, and you will hard
ly find a nicer looking lot of
goods anywhere.
Place your order now for
Squabs, 25 cents each. Young
pigeons, killed and dressed 2 for
25 cents; while they last. Order
now of V. 0. Boots.
Eggs for hatching-Phone 187.
Full Blood Barred Plymouth
Rock eggs for sale $1.50 for 15.
Full Blood S. C. White U'irhorn
eggs for sale $1.50 for 15.
The Monmouth Bakery is likely
to change proprietors again in
the near future in which case
Orval White who :s now doing
the baking will become the proprietor.
Joe TetherowVas doing busi
ness in town Wednesday.
J. H. Ackerman and wife gave
Salem a visit this week.
C. T. Allen of Airlie, was do
ing business in town yesterday.
There will be a Dramatic En
tertainment at Airlie, March 25.
G. T. -Boothby drove down to
Oak Grove, yesterday in a buggy.
New life is being infused into
the piano contest. Watch ' the
changes.
Mrs. Cook, mother of H. L.
Cook, was here last week looking
for property.
Abstracts promptly furnished
at reasonable . rates, by L. D.
Brown, Dallas, Oregon. tf
Mrs. Sarah Davis is visiting
her sister, Mrs. Mattie LaDow,
of Falls City, over Sunday.
R. W. Stow who has been
stopping in this place for some
time moved on to Corvallis yes
terday.
Mrs. Kathryn Lenhart of
Springfield arrived here yester
day on a visit to her parents.
Mr. and Mrs. D. R. Stilt
Wilifred Kaiser and Robert
Muscott of Dallas visited G. A.
Muscott and family here a few
days returning home Monday
morning.
Mrs Mabel Hoke and her sis
ter, Ottoline, arrived here.
Wednesday, from Seattle. Wash..
on a visit to their parents, Mr. and
Mrs. A. B. Westfal .
J. A. Haines has purchased the
George Kelty place this week.
and E. C. Cole who has been liv
ing in the Kelty residence will
move to the Dornsife place.
Frank Muscott and wife of
Dallas were here Wednesday on
a visit to Mr. Muscott's father
G. A. Muscott. He is going to
move from Dallas to Portland.
William Cochell, a Polk County
farmer, aged G5 years, was ex
amined as to his sanity by Dr.
W. S. Carey before the County
Judge Coad Monday, and was
committed to the asylum. -Observer.
Mrs. Lou Olden was in )nm
Wednesday on her way to Wells
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We ivish to extend to you a cordial
invitation to visit the store at your ear
liest convenience and inspect the new
FOR
SPRING
Fancy Silks in Foulards, Jacquards,
Lapo Tussah, Shadow stripes, Shan
tungs, Etc., Fancy Mohairs, Zephyrs,
Voiles, and Summer wash goods.
V. F. DANIEL'S
Monmouth,
Oregon
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Mmf , i i ?'a9,m t0Wn Station t0attend the fu"eral of
Monday shaking hands with hor fiU p n rr,i ... ,,
ilo returned to Forest i monoor wlm r1m,l fiUf i .
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me advanced age
ByAw"'Sma!'liJ Nli ill II III! mil mn.iiiMii I
I See Them Com I
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friends
Grove in the afternoon where he
is aUeuding school at the Pacific
University.
C. II. Ebbe and his adopted
son, George, went to Toledo
Tuesday where they will visit
Mr. Kbbe's son, John, and from
which place they will visit the
seashore lie fore returning.
J. M. MacDonald treated the
HkraU) force to a mess of fine
lettuce this week. He has :i fin,.
lot in his green house and is ship
ping to several of our sister cities
besides supplying the home mar
ket. Railroads estimate that the
present colonist movement will
add anywhere from lo.OuOto L'O,
000 population to Oregon. This
is only for the period from March
10 to April K), when the low!
westbound rates apply.
H. F. Raker of this place and
Mr. Hoffman of Independence
started for Eastern Oregon Sun
day to buy up wheat land. They
expect to be gone about two
weeks. Their destination was
the county adjacent to Madras.
Capt. Wyatt Harris, an old
friend of our townsman, D. M.
Hampton, died at McMinnville
Monday, aged about 75 years'
Mr. Harris is an old suldier hav
ing served in a Missouri regiment
and did time in Andersonville
prison. He came to Oregon in
1870. Mr. Hampton went to at
tend the funeral at McMinnville
today.
of 85 vears.
Mrs. U den found 111 win o Hiiri
CUIlVUlj
nere mat she was too late for the
funeral, so returned home.
On last Friday evening the
sophomore class, held their rmr.
ular monthly meeting at the
beautiful country home of Miss
Ruby Lorence. A jolly evening
was spent in playing games.
At a late hour a dainty lunch con-
sislingot sandwiches, pickles, ice
cream and cake was served after
which the guests, twenty five in
number, departed for homo
Miss Ova Smith Dead
Miss Ova Smith died
denly, Wednesday evening while
sitting at the table.
Miss Smith has been sick for a
lnff time but death was not ex
pected. The funeral will take
place some time today, and we
v.M.i-in an ooituary for next
weeK
See Them Go
A cminS every day. We handle
Royal Club goods, they are second to
none; also cheaper brands to suit any
body. Our tea and coffee is of the
best; our spices and extract is as good
?h w.beSt; we handle nothing but
JSlJ ?St Sl!gar; and other articlfs too
numerous to mention. Call and see us
MORLAN & SON
Monmouth,
F. U. A. Meeting
1' U. A. Meotimr nx. T".
menial :.5Up. m. A good
programme will be rendered.
All members are requested to be
present. Come and help make
this a good lively Ixdge session.
G. T. Boothhy, F. M.
A. N. Poole, Sec.
Baled Hay For Sale
Enquire of P. 0. Powell or J.
F. Powell, Monmouth. Ow
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bell 1 'hones.
Oregon
Bell Phone, Main 24.
25
POULTRY SUPPT. Y STORE
THOS. BOUl.npM oZTIT7
Highest Cash Price
ed Veal and Pork Feed and nil h'T i ? W Uress'
pop qaiC ! kinds of poultry supplies
FOR SALE AT LOWEST CASH PRirir
MONMOUTH, . &" PRICE
OREGON