Polk County observer. (Monmouth, Polk County, Or.) 1888-1927, 1914-01-09


fail. S9-1t
Mrs. c. II. Morrison and Mrs. H. G
Campbell went over to Salem Tues
day.
Miss Lura Wilson of Salem wa
in Dallas on business the first Of thu
week.
Mr.. f. M. Briedwell of McMinnvill,
was in Dallas on business the frs
of the week.
Mrs. Lottie Stowe of The Dale,
is visiting friends and relatives il
Dallas this week.
The greatest thing in Dallas
a meal at the Gail.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dorm who have beer
visiting friends in Portlad, returned
to Dallas Tuesday.
Geo. H. Ball of Ballston and Frank
Kerslake of Suver We're guests at the
Hotel Scott this week.
A. R. Mulkey sand family of
Colfax, Washington, are visiting
friends and relatives in Dallas.
DR.. McNicol will be in Portland
Saturday attending the Semi Annual
State Osteopathic Convention.
Misses Minnie and Christy Glow of
Monmouth were calling on old friends
in Dallas the first of the week.
Your watch may not be keeping
good time, better take it to a watch
doctor at Morris jewelry store. 89-1t
w. E. Meet is getting to be an ex-
pert on the typewriter and will soon
be able to write 100 words an hour
Geo. Wells who has been night
clerk at the Gail Hotel has resigned
his position and Fred Wing of Port
land has taken his place. George says
he will stay in Dallas.
We cut, fit and make our own
suits.-Phil Begin. 67-tf.
The Willamette River is falling
and the antici pated extra water did
not make its appearance this time.
Professor Will Caldwell returned
Monday after spending few days
with friends and relatives in Perry
dale.
Mrs. G.. Shepard who recently I'M
derwent a very serious operation at
the Dallas hospital is now able to
walk around.
A. G. Rempel. Phone Dixie 5l5.
89-tf.
Mrs. Bennett s Sunday School Glass
met at the Methodist Church parlors
and had "A little social gathering We'd
nesday evening.
Mrs. Clark who has been spending
a few days with Mrs. Jennie Will
Jams, returned to her home in Port
land Thursday.
Miss Estella Tilbury returned
afternoon from Il weeks
visit with friends in Dallas.-Mc-
Register
News arrived here yesterday of
the death of John Lady at his home
near Butler. Mr.. Lady is well known
in Dallas and Polk County.
Miss Lulu Houk returned to Dallas
Friday morning, after a few days
visit in this city, the guest of Mrs.
Roy Fink.-McMinnville Register.
Note the flavor of bread from
''Prune City -four. Ii tastes like
more" S9-1t. |
Rev. S. S. Mummy, presiding elder
of the United Evangelical Church |
for the Dallas district, will preach
and hold communion services at the
Church, Sunday at a. m.
AdiSon Bennett, special correspon-
lent for the Oregonian, made the OBJ
server a pleasant call yesterday. Mr..
Bennett is a bright writer and stands
high in his profession.
J. c. Syron of the north part of
Polk County was in Dallas yesterday
/ short time He was on his way to
Falls City, being called there by the
leath of Clarence Aikman. who died
n that city early Thursday morning.
The Ladies Foreign Missionary So
'iety met with Mrs. Jennie Williams
Wednesday afternoon. A nice talk
vas given by Mrs. Clark of Portland.
N Foreign Missions. which was
.reatly enjoyed by all the ladies that
ttended.
Information was received this week
" Capt. Stafrin that Wayne & Green
rood has been promoted to first lieu-
enant and Fred cellars to second
lieutenant of the o. n. c.. and that
hey are ordered to appear at Salem.
anuary 18th of examination.
Capt c. Mclaughlin of Portland. !
Inspector General of the o. y. g..
iade this city and the Dallas Com
any L. of National Guards a social
isit Thursday evening. The COM