Polk County observer. (Monmouth, Polk County, Or.) 1888-1927, 1914-01-06

dren are spendingg the holidays Will
; their aunt and uncle. Mr.. and Mrs
Dan Kaeigi.
N. Swenson who recently pur
chased a large prune orchard neal
Dallas was in town yesterday
iden Sun
The $50 whistle at the mill was {
welcome caller to the citizens that
forgot to wind his alarm clock Mon
day.
Messrs. Wood & Irish have opened
up second hand store near the
Dallas Hotel and will buy and sell
all kinds of second hand goods.
Mr.. nd Mrs. J. c. Morrison, H. G.
Campbell and family and c. l.. Cridel
and family all spent New Year
day with j. M. Campbell and wife.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Tatom and
children were here frm1 Rickreall
to swell the Christmas gathering at
the home of Mr.. and Mrs. j. f.
Brown Sheridan Sun.
Sterl Turner enjoyed a rl'a amt
visit with his daughter, Gladys aud
son Leon. = no came over from Mccoy
to spend (h";stmas daY.--Shcrilan
Sun.
Mrs. Cressey and little son, who
has been visiting Mrs. Cressey S
mother, Ms. Abel Uglow, returned
to her horne i'll South Bend, Wash
ington, Sunday.
Mrs. Earl Fulgham, who has been
spending the holidays with his par
ents, has returned to Falls City,
where he is working for the Falls
City Lumber Company as tallyman.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. C. Morrison, H.
G. Campbell and family and c. L.
Crider and family, all spent New
Years day with j. NJ. Campbell and
wife.
A. V. R. Snyder, County Sealer
of Weights and Measures, made an
official visit to Perrydale Monday and
reports that he found everything in
good shape there.
County Superintendent Seymour
came home from Salem Saturday
evening and returned Monday morn
ing to help complete the task of
grading examination papers, etc.
Mr.. Ayren entertained several Of
his friends at a show New Years day
at the Grand. One of the pleasing
features of the afternoon was vocal
solo by Mrs. w. L. Tooze.
Miss Ruth Num- who is attending
the State Normal at Monmouth, has
to her school work after
spending her Christmas vacation at
home with her parents in Dallas.
Mr.. and Mrs. PatterSoa. who has
been spending gthe holidays with Ms
Patterson parents, NJ. and Mrs
Eugene Hayter. have returned to
their home in Portland.
Miss Leona Williams rnl = ,uiine
Van Orsdcl returned to Eugene Sun
day, where they are attending s,:Irri.
after spending the holidays with heir
parents.
Miss Rose Vreeland, the school
nurse sent out by the State Board |
of Health, to inspect the rural schools |
Of the state, arrived in Dallas Monday |
and began her work 'of inspecting
the rural schools of Polk County.
Mrs. Doc. P. Patterson and chill
1ren, returned the latter part of the
week from their holiday visit at Hills
boro. Doe says that it seemed to
lim that they had been away about a
year and a half.
Next Saturday at p. m., the
Dallas County Fruit Growers Asso-
,;ltion will hold a meeting and all
, hers should attend There will be
'ome good takers to entertain you so
make arrangement to come.
DIR. Don. c. Sewers of Eugene will
leliver an address in the rooms of the
women s club tomorrow afternoon at
30. The meeting will be an open
NE and the citizens of Dallas are in
-ited to attend.
Rev. c. c. Curtis of Dallas. who
year ago conducted special gospel
ervieeS at the local Christian Church.
rill open similar meetings at Indepen- I
enee the first part of January at the
'hristian Chureh-MeMinnville Re- l
orter.
ID. F. Keller returned to his home i
ere yesterday after spending New I
ears in Dallas. Things were turn {
considerably up-side-down in the /
ok county seat night before last. t
eeorlling to Mr.. Keller. everyone in T
'allas having an apparent desire to d
rect little 1914 with more than open !
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