Polk County observer. (Monmouth, Polk County, Or.) 1888-1927, 1914-05-22


to her home in Dallas last Wednesday,
from an extended visit to Portland.
Mrs. Emma COad went to McMinn-
vile last Wednesday to visit friends
and to attend the Rebecca grand
lodge.
DR.. Hellworth of Falls City paid
Dallas business visit last Wednes-
day.
Mr.. AL. Longnecker who went to
Dryad, Washington, to run trimmer
saw, has returned to Dallas and ac-
cepted the job of running the trimmer
saw at the Willamette Valley Lum-
ber company's mill.
Mrs. frankie Patterson of Astoria
is here visiting her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Jean Hayter.
Mr.. Frank Fawk of Salt Creek was
in Dallas last Wednesday.
Mr.. Ralph Morrison, Boots Kersey
and David Grant left last Wednesday
for Salmon river, where they went
on fishing trip.
Mr.. Krebes of Portland was in Dali
las the first of the week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Banta have
moved from Kansas to Dallas, arriv-
ing last Tuesday. They expect to
make their future home here.
Miss Halle Gibson of Salem is
spending this week with friends in
Dallas.
Miss Matte Koser of Perrydale
was in Dallas last Tuesday.
Mrs. Claud Smith left Wednesday
for her new home in Corvallis.
Mrs. Claude Smith and little SON
of Corvallis spent the past weekend
with relatives and friends in Dallas.
Miss Grace Brown of the Monmouth
Normal was recent visitor with
friends in Dallas.
Miss Echo Balderee returned home
last Sunday, after spending several
days in Black Rock.
Mrs. Jefferson of Perrydale was in
Dallas last week visiting friends.
Miss Martin of Portland spent the
past weekend with friends in Dallas.
Miss Sadie Lynn, former Dallas
school teacher, now of Portland, spent
the past weekend with relatives and
friends in Dallas.
Mrs. Fred Koser of Rickreall was
calling on old friends in Dallas last
Saturday.
Mr.. Johnnie Burch of Rickreall was
in town on business the last of the
past week.
Mr.. Jack Goodell of Rickreall mo-
tored to Dallas last Sunday to see the
ball game.
Mr.. S. w. Whitehead went to Polk
Station last Saturday on business.
Mr.. V. E. Gosso had the misfortune
to lose a fine mule last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Morrison and
daughters motored to Portland last
Saturday.
Mr.. Roy Wilmington left last Sat
urday for Kalama, Wash, where he
has accepted position in mill.
Word was received in Dallas last
Saturday of the serious illness of
Dean Collins, former Dallas boy
now of Portland.
Mrs. T. A. Jones and son spent the
past weekend with friends in Sa-
lem.
Mr.. Clanfield has purchased fine
new automobile for his daughter,
Leona.
DR.. Frink and son Arthur of Salt
Creek motored to Dallas last Monday.
Miss Annie Agee of McMinnville is
visiting her cousin, Miss Leona Stowe.
Ralph Williams of Portland was !
calling on friends and relatives in
Dallas last Monday.
Mr. and Mrs. A. d. Brown went i,
% Salem yesterday to visit friends. !
Miss Virginia Magness of Salem is :,
visiting his sister, Miss Nettie Mag :
less.
Mr.. M. McKimm of Baker City is q
listing his sister, Mrs. L. D. Brown. y
Mrs. Simpson Of Buell. was in Dal-
as last Friday on business. T
Mr.. and Mrs. Floyd Meyers and r
on, Paul of Smithfeld spent the \
,ast weekend with relatives in Dali A
as.
Fred Suver recently paid Corvallis q
business visit. 9
DIR. Starbuck went to Portland last T
friday, where he went to see his Z
ncle, Frank E. Starbuck, who was -
un over by an Oregon Electric car. +
j. H. Brown of Upper Salt Creek 2 2
,as a Dallas business visitor on We'd ., a.
esday. He reports prunes in that "
,cality as having been badly dam 81
ged. Mr.. Brown has some fine " .,
ighteen-year-old English walnut " "
rees.
Farmers are busy cutting their h,
rst crop of clover. NJ NJ
Mrs. V. P. Fiske returned home +,
Wednesday evening, after spending T
everal days in McMinnville. n
Mrs. J. Sibley, who has been attend n
lg Rebecca grand lodge at McMinn- Il, II
ille returned home Wednesday even NJ
lg. M
Mr.. Harry H. Belt was Whiteson NJ NJ
sitor last Wednesday. ~
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Hartley were
ortland visitors the middle of this
eek.