Polk County observer. (Monmouth, Polk County, Or.) 1888-1927, 1914-05-05
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friends in Dallas.
Mr.. Corsen of Hood River spent last
Friday with friends in Dallas. Mr..
Corsen was formerly manager of the
New Scott. -
DR.. Fink and his son Arthur spent
Saturday night in Dallas, and de-
parted early Sunday morning for
Sheridan, where they were guests of
friends.
Clinton Heaston, formerly Of Dal-
las, now attending the o. A. G., was
visiting friends here on Saturday.
Mrs. George Gerlinger and Mrs.
B. Casey attended the May Day ex-
ercises at Monmouth on Friday.
Miss Fannie Keyt of Perrydale is
visiting her sister, Mrs. Myers, and
friends in Dallas.
Miss O'Connell, teacher at Black
Rock, spent Saturday in Dallas.
Gottlob Schuh has sold his 200-acre
farm near Carlton to Kalle Jakinen,
the consideration being $4,000.
Evan Evans, who has a ranch east
Of town, is making a start in horse
breeding. He has registered Per-
cheon mare, and one of the finest
colts seen in Polk county. Mr. Evans
is developing 20-acre prune orchard.
His trees are four years old.
Miss Carrie Evans on Friday COM
pleted a very successful term of
school at Orchard View, one mile east
of Dallas.
Mr.. Fred Hebding of Perrydale
transacted business in Dallas on Sat
urday.
Alfred Campbell, a former we'll
known farmer of Ballston, arrived
home this week from three years.
stay in Los Angeles. He was ac-
companied by Mrs. Campbell. Dur
ing has stay in Southern California he
completely recovered his health, and
he will again make his home in Polk
county.
Mrs. Agnes Weger of California is
guest of Mrs. M. C. Brown.
Don Bennett of Woodburn visited
his father here over Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ramsdell, who have
been conducting the college dormitory,
will soon move to their home in the
lower part of town.
Vernon Prink, who has been i'll for
the past week with tonsilitis, is able
to be on the street again after having
his tonsile removed.
Mr.. O. P. Chase, special police, is
taking Mr.. John Shaw's place as
city night watchman. Mr.. Shaw is
away on fishing trip to the Salmon
river.
. Mrs. A. Glove of Albany is visiting
relatives here. She will soon leave for
her old home in Minnesota, where
she will spend the summer.
Mrs. A. V. R. Snyder was Nc
Minnville visitor early in the week.
Mrs. Charles jacobson and Mrs. O.
G. Jackman of Portland arrived in
Dallas Sunday evening for visit
with their sister, Mrs. A. B. Muir.
Mr.. Harry Viers has moved to the
F. j. Coad farm west of Dallas, and
Mrs. Frank Myers has moved into
the house vacated by Mr. Viers on
Church street.
Mr.. Harry Wood has moved into
the H. l.. Crider house on Levens
street.
M. H. Acheson of Airlie pulled The
Observers latchstrings Monday, and
offered congratulations.
Mrs. Lockman went to Salem yes
terday on business.
Mrs. Servear of Eugene is visiting
friends in Dallas this week.
Mr.. Grier of Falls City was in Dal-
as on business yesterday.
DIR. Hellworth of Falls City spent
Monday in Dallas.
Mr. McDaniels has sold his FIVE
icre ranch in Enterprise.
Mr.. Clinton johnson, formerly of
Dallas, now of Nampa, Idaho, who
las been visiting friends and rela-
ives here returned to his home last
Sunday. i,
Mr.. Allen Cadle of Rickreall was a
Dallas business visitor last Saturday.
Mrs. Elina Hulden of Sea View,
Washington, is visiting her sister,
Mrs. Mable Myers.
Mr.. and Mrs. Roy De Almond of In
dependence spent Sunday at Mrs. De
Almond s mother, Mrs. Gooch. :
Miss May Smith of Armsville is
pending this week with her cousin, +,
Mss Bessie GOOch.
Edna Morrison and Iva Stanley
pent Sunday with Mrs. Art Goode
II Salem.
Mr.. Weldon Black is building a :
me new house on Shelton street. !;
Mr.. S. w. Whitehead of Salt Creek i
pent Sunday with his parents, Mr..
nd Mrs. W. D. Whitehead !;
Gus Bollman and family spent Sun =
ay with relatives in Salem. y
W. D. Whitehead and family are +
loving on their ranch east of town f.
oday. G
Miss Grace Fickberg of Salem
pent the weekend with relatives in r
)allas. f
Mr.. Peters of Newport, who has n
cen visiting his daughter, Mrs.
'eters, returned to his home in New Ii
ort yesterday. G.