Polk County observer. (Monmouth, Polk County, Or.) 1888-1927, 1912-10-29
Dallas Temperature
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Chicken Pie supper at Christia

Chicken Pie supper at Christian
Church Wednesday, October 80.
Oscar Hayter, Lawyer, rooms s
and g. Uglow Building.
Mrs. C. H. Lane is mourning over
the death of a pet cat, Thomas"
who was killed by dog Sunday
morning. Thomas was well known in
the Lane neighborhood and the death
has aroused a great deal of indigna
ton.
P. M. Churchman was a Saturday
visitor in Dallas. Bernie Churchman
went along to keep a watchful eye
over the youthful antics of his grand
father. AS both returned under nor
NAL conditions it is assumed they
kept to the beaten path.-Sheridan
Sun.
Miss Lora Rival of Newberg, Miss
Rosa Wilt, of McMinnville, and Miss
Georgiana Smith of Salem, were in
Dallas Sunday visiting Miss Mildred
Bowman. Miss Wilt is a student of
st. Helens Hall in Portland. Miss
Bowman entertained at a dinner
party for the young ladies Sunday
evening.
The first meeting of the musical
section of the Woman's club will be
held Wednesday afternoon at 2:30
o'clock at the home of Mrs. Gilbert
P. MacGregor This will be the first
meeting of the new year and all MEM
bers are urged to be present. An es-
pecially interesting course is being
outlined for the years study.
Father Joseph Berne has been ap-
pointed pastor of the Catholic
church at Dallas, with charges at
independence and Falls City. Inde-
pendence will be the place of his res
idence for the winter and then as
early as possible in the spring he will
moved to Dallas where he will build
his Observation-Disclosures Monitor.
Clay oxford and family left Friday
for Dallas where they expect to live.
The people of Falls City are indeed
sorry to have such good people leave
them, but wish them a pleasant flu
ture in their new home. ***There is
about six inches of snow on the sum-
nit back OF Falls City. No wonder
it is so cold.-Falls City Items in
Statesman.
Miss Lilah were visitors in Portland
the last of the week at the wedding
of Dave Mcdaniel and Miss La Con-
ME Jameson which occurred at the
White Temple, Wednesday, Oct. 23,
at 1880 p. m. The McDaniels were
also present at a reception given at
the home of the brides parents af-
ter .the ceremony. David Mcdaniel
is a nephew of Holt Mcdaniel and
is well known here.
Mrs Anna Coad was the guest of
Mrs. ]. F. Cooper of independence
over Sunday. Mrs. Coad was one of
the 200 guests who were entertained
on an excursion up the river from
independence on the new steamer
by Captain and Mrs. |
Graham. The new steamer will run
from Corvallis to Portland and will
be under the command of Captain /.
Graham.
c. H. Lane, Clinton Hiestand. Will
liam Snyder of McMinnville, Claire |
snyder, A. V. r. Snyder, Laird |
Woods, Jack Eakin and Julius Her /
zog were among the Dallas rooters
who attended the Will |
lamette football game at Independ- /
ence Saturday. The score ended 10 |
in favor of the Willamette second 1
team. Clinton Hiestand who drove /
over says it was his last trip to In I
dependence as he experienced two /
runaways, and finally ended in having 1
the horse fall down and cut its face 4
and was obliged to remain in Inde- |
pendence over night Mr.. Hiestand .
says the L & NJ. is good enough for |
him after this.