Polk County observer. (Monmouth, Polk County, Or.) 1888-1927, 1914-04-07

business VISITOR IN Dallas yesterday
Miss Mabel Craven of Rickreal
was weekend visitor in Dallas.
Professor Buell. of Salt Creek wa
a Dallas visitor the last of the week
Mr.. and Mrs. G. l.. McMurphey o
Falls City were Dallas visitors tn
last of the week.
State Superintendent Churchill o
Salem was a Dallas visitor Saturda,
enroute to Falls City.
Mrs. Curtis and children have beer
visiting at the home of N. Il. Shiptoi
at Salem the pas week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Floyd Myers OF
Smithfield are visiting their parents
Mr.. and Mrs. V. p. Fiske.
S. A. Riggs, R. +. Peters, Mrs. j
II. Lockman and Thos Brown were
among Salemites recently at Dallas
Elmer Whitstone Of Albany former
ly Dallas resident was visiting old
friends in this city Saturday
Mrs Walter Tooze, Jr. went to
Portland Saturday and attended the
Grand Opera which she says was well
worth hearing.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Anderson of
Polk County were in Salem yesterday
in their new five passenger Buick
automobile. Statesman.
Hon. Robert A. Booth, Republican
candidate for T. S. Senator was in
Dallas few hours this morning. Mr..
Booth was enroute to Falls City.
Mr.. Johnnie Burch of Rickreall
returned to his home Saturday much
improved in health after serious i'll
ness at the Dallas hospital.
Rev. and Mrs. G. C. Polmg of Port
land returned to their home yesterday
after spending the past week visiting
friends and relatives in Dallas.
J. w. Edgar of Oak Grove was in
Dallas yesterday and reports extern
sive improvements and everything
growing in his neighborhood.
Bill Redcup was in Dallas yester-
day and purchased load of fence
wire which he will use on his Salt
Creek ranch.
Walter Shafer and Roy Bohannon
of Salem were in Dallas Friday en-
route to Black Rock where they hoped
to do some good fishing.
Ed. Agee has just accepted a po-
sition with the Farmers Feed Stables
and says he finds no difficulty in keep
ing busy.
w. w. Rowell of Rickreall was
Dallas shopping visitor Saturday and
reports favorable conditions and good
roads in his home vicinity.
j. J. Davis and family were in Dal-
las Saturday shopping. They are
wishing for continued good weather,
as the roads have been very muddy.
Mrs. F. Z. Davis went to Portland
morning and will visit Mr..
and Mrs. Horn and other friends
while there.
J. B. Thompson, former proprietor
1f the Gail, was a Dallas business
visitor Friday. He notes new i'm
every time he comes to
his city.
J. H. Hammel the leading hotel man
If Albany was in Dallas Friday and
ipent considerable time looking over
;ome of Polk County's best fruit 5
and.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. B. Braden, who $
lave charge of the Moulson hop yards. |
we're shopping visitors in Dallas Sat q
Irday, accompanied by Mrs. II. B. q
Iunsaker of Crowley. v
Mrs. NJ. J. Davidson of Oak Grove, G
vas shopping visitor in Dallas Sat b
rday. She says the roads are good
nd farmers prosperous in the vicini- |
V of Oak Grove. h
James Mcdonnell tried the gravel 8
Dads from his farm near Bowersville O
D Dallas Saturday and reports every Il
ody busy in his section of Polk i.
ounty. a
J. H. Keller. the well known Polk
ounty farmer and horse raiser, south /
{ Dallas was a business visitor in II
,wn Saturday, accompanied by his h
IN Johnnie. Il
o. A. Price of Oregon City, presi- t,
ent of the Price Bros. establishment, 81
as here Friday looking over the o.
usiness interests of the company, $;
nd he is well pleased with Dallas.
Jake Smith of Monmouth, Road d
upervisor of that district was in tt
alias last week. He brought in 5,
,ad seraper which is being repaired ?;
IT immediate use. lti
A. c. Friesen has been inOeulated in
ith the building bug and has start Sc
TO build two new residences in p
orth Dallas. Work started yester- b,
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