Polk County observer. (Monmouth, Polk County, Or.) 1888-1927, 1914-02-03

Remember the chorus by the Dalla
Women's Club tomorrow evening 8
the armory.
Hon. l. M. Simpson of Airlie wa
in Dallas today attending court an
visiting friends.
| Lyman Dayman and Joseph Hui
bard, two of the big hop growers O
the Independence district were in Dal
las today.
The little daughter of C. l.. Gilso
of Perrydale was burned slightly O
her hand, the wound became infecte
and DR.. Starbuck was called and re
ports that he thinks he now has tn
matter under control
A. B. Robinson and bride arrive'
in Dallas Friday to make their hom
here, but Asa had got so used t.
spending his Sundays in Indepen
dence, that they both went over ther
Saturday evening.
Frank Dennet of Crowley struck hi
nose on n skantlin while moving
chicken house last week, breaking th'
nose bone and some of the decaye(
matter entered under the skin, caus
ing blood poison to set in, DR.. Star
buck was called and reports that ii
present he is slightly improved. =
Mrs. Frances Mallon of Portland
Oregon, cousin of A. j. Barham, Mrs
L. C. Beebe and Mrs. A. W. Brown is
making them visit. =
w. B. Fuller, E. j. Coad, A. B. Muir
FL. G. Campbell and E. W. Miles at
tended the good roads convention al
McMinnville Saturday.
Gardner Bro. from Big Fork were
in attedance Monday with others tc
hear and see what could be learn,
ed from the. demonstration train.
The greatest thing in Dallas "a
meal at the Gail. wy
DIR. and Mrs. Eugene Hayter at
tended the automobile show last week
at Portland. The doctor said that the
show was the best yet held in Port
land.
Mrs. James Howe an old timer of
Dallas, who recently returned from a
trip to California was calling on old
friends last Friday He is now iv-
ing in Portland.
The O. N. G. basket ball team will
go over to McMinnville tomorrow
evening and try and defeat the Nc
Minnville O. N. G. team at a game
of basket ball.
Clair Snyder came down from
Dallas Tuesday afternoon and spent
the night at the 7. j. Warren home,
returning Wednesday morning.---Mc.
Minnville Register.
C. E. Knowland Of the Commercial
Printing Company of Salem was in
Dallas transacting business last Fri
day and while in the city, he made the
Observer a pleasant call.
Some of the people who attended
the Auto Show in Portland last week,
were Mr.. Lee Crider, W, L. Soehren,
Mr.. H. Atwoods, Dr. Hayter, Mr.. J..
S. Robbie and Mr.. R. l.. Black.
f. G. White of Falls City was in
Dallas Monday taking out his final
naturalization papers so that he can
have all the rights and privileges
which all citizens should enjoy.
Cash paid for. eggs by 7. S. Town
send Creamery Company, o2-St.
State Superintendent Churchill of
Salem and Superintendent Seymour
visited the Monmouth High School
Monday and the State Superintendent
made an address to the school.
Mr.. j. Bagley of Lewisville neigh
borhood was in Dallas Monday to take
out his final citizenship papers. I'm
der the late law no one can vote or
register until their final papers are
secured.
The Dallas Wood Company is ready
to furnish YOU with mill wood. Good
loads and good service. All wood
cash ON delivery. Phone 492. 96-tf
Henry w. Domes of the Idle Hour
stock farm was in Dallas last Friday.
Mr.. Domes left the Observer a fine
photo of some of the stock that he has
on his farm and it speaks well for
Oregon TO have such fine stock among
its assets.
Mr. Gilmore of Smithfield was in
Dallas Monday to see that sanitary
hog pen and oct pointers from the
Lectures giyen by the O. A. C.. pro-