Polk County observer. (Monmouth, Polk County, Or.) 1888-1927, 1913-05-09

Meet me at the New Scott 2-25t
Mrs. " E. Gosso is reported ser
ously i'll.
Oscar Hayter, Lawyer, rooms
and 6, Uglow building.
Dallas Wood and Coal Yards, v
L. Barber, proprietor. Office phon
334; residence 663. t
Mrs. William Collins visited rel
atives in Salem over Sunday.
Robert Ewing was a business Wis
itor in Portland the first of the week
c. G. Thompson, a prominent far
mer of the Buell. neighborhood was
transacting business in the city
Tuesday.
Mrs. Carrie Snyder was operated
on for appendicitis at the Dallas
hospital on Monday and is gradually
recovering.
Judge Ramsey, of McMinnville,
recently appointed by Governor
West to a position on the supreme
bench, was in the city ON legal bus
mess Monday.
Doctors A. B. Starbuck, B. Ii. Nc
Gallon and l.. A. Bollman attended
the regular meeting of the Polk-Yam-
hill-Marion medical association at
Salem on Tueday night.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Hubbard ex-
pect to leave Thursday with their
household goods for McMinnville
where they will spend the summer
at least, and where they may reside
permanently.
II. ID. Murray, boiler inspector for
the Fidelity and Casualty company,
with coast headquarters in Seattle.
was in the city on Monday looking
after the big boilers at the Oregon
Power company's plant.
Mrs. N. L. Guy and Mrs. B. M. |
Guy have been elected as represen-
tatives from Almira Rebekah lodge
Of this city to the session of the
grand assembly in Medford which
convenes during the week beginning
Nav 18.
Rev. Curtis gave the student body
of the d. H. S. splendid talk on
" Elements of Success" Wednesday
morning as special number in the
Freshman program. His talk was
very good and all enjoyed it as he
brought out many good points.
Harold Hanson and Miss Nellie
Snyder, both of Dallas, were married 5
on Monday by Rev. II. John Vine. {
Il. M. Jennings, district manager )
OF the Oregon Power company, with {
in Eugene, was trans J
acting business in the city yesterday
and looking over the local property. \
Miles Davis of Summit, Benton I
county, formerly a resident of Dal- u
las, brought Mrs Davis to the city +
Saturday for an operation and medi- Il
'al attention. The operation was Il
performed Sunday by DR.. Toel and y
Mrs. Davis is doing nicely. She will Il
'emain here for treatment for ner- :,
'ous trouble. i
Austell McCarter was painfully !,
injured on Tuesday night at his u
lone west Of the city He was en- y
aged in chopping down tree when -;
branch fell and striking on the =
'ody inflicted serious wounds. He -,
ON the road to recovery, however. o. a.
nd no lasting results are feared. :. 90
At the regular meeting of the Dal- la
rs Fire department held on Tues tn
ay night, Chief Riser appointed
ouls Muscott as assistant chief er
stley Farley was admitted to mem gi
ershlp on the active list from the cl,
iglble list to take the place made tn
lcant by the removal of Clarence
amor from the city. ella
Through the A. ]. Barham real IN
tate agency a deal has been closed
hereby the former has traded the
10 acre tract known as the Walter
aSsal place to George r.. Allen. -
rmerly from Pennsylvania for 1917 w
res of coal and oil lands in Penn
lvania and the five acre Bowles Sa
act adjoining the Dallas Lumber ,
d Logging eompany's mill in this r,o
wo
DIR. Lee Steiner. of Salem. super ,
endent of the Oregon state insane ;,,,
'lum was in Dallas Wednesday IS
iking hands with old friends and -.
ending To business matters. He f"'
ne over in his auto and had three /
the paroled patients from the in the
.ution with him. The latter have hon
N inmates uf the institution for Hol
ne time and none of them hal l.
r before ridden in an automobile. for
irenville Frey. Of Falls City. was for
ught 10 the Dallas hospital on hiS
day suffering internal and spinal days
lrieS as the result Of a fall which land
sustained when a Scaffold on A
eh he was working in Falls CITY Sail,
Re throwing the three men who will
2 working on IL 10 the ground Is m !
below. The other men eScaped In =
a few scratches but Frey is Sc
sly injured. He Is doing well.
sver. and It is believed will re-
r rapidly unless unforeseen com Hs
tions ar1se clean