Polk County observer. (Monmouth, Polk County, Or.) 1888-1927, 1914-07-14
TERSE TALES OF Town
LOCAL NEWS OF DALLAS AND
THIS NEIGHBORHOOD.
Personal Paragraphs Pertaining to
People and Their Movements,
Cleaned by Observer.

The Observers latchstring.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. W. Lee will leave
for Portland, where they will make
their home for time. Mr.. Lee pub
lished the Falls City News for a num-
ber of years until the LIST of June
when he sold to the, present owners.
Fridays Observer stated that c. C.
Hadley had commenced the erection
of a handsome residence here. 1t
should have read C. C. Hartley.
Mrs J. R. Sibley returned Saturday
from weeks outing at Newport.
Among the Sunday visitors at the
state capital was Vern F. Compton,
head edgerman at the lumber mill. He
passed the day with his aunt, Miss
Minetta Maygers.
Miss Jean Byers, former Dallas
lady whose home is now at Salem, was
guest the past week at the home Of
Mayor and Mrs. Van Orsdell.
R. E. Fisher, brother of Robert
Fisher of the Illihee district, and a
relative of the W. V. Fuller family,
is here from Mt. Ayr, Iowa, to glory
in the beauties of an Oregon summer.
Andy Tuffer, the Independence mar
shal, was visitor in Dallas on Fri
day on business.
Mrs f. J. Craven went to Sheridan
on Friday for visit with relatives.
Alta Savage, Vera Burns and Mr.
and Mrs Fawk were Salem visitors
on Saturday.
Old-timers say it looks like old
times to see ex-County Clerk Chet Coad
back in his old position at. the court
house. Reason: County Clerk Rob-
inson is in Portland visiting brother,
who is in the hospital and Chet is
looking out for the business Of the
office for him.
Dell Ellis and family left yesterday
for Newport to remain couple of
mont his. Frank Coad and wife and
Mrs. C. G. Coad and daughters con-
template leaving tomorrow for the
same place.
Miss Pauline Snyder went to Port
land on Saturday, returning Monday.
Friends of Mr.. r. Schriver were
pleased to see him on the streets again
Friday, after his protracted illness.
Frank Barrett, of the clerical force
of the Oregon Power company, who
has been working in the Dallas office
for the past week, was visitor at
home yesterday. He returned last
evening. He expects to remain in
Dallas for the next two weeks and
then will return to his duties here.
Albany Democrat.
Mrs. E. D. Woodbury. of Portland
is in Dallas visiting her husband, who
is temporarily employed at the S.
p. station.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. R. Craven are
spending few days at Cascadia,
going thither by automobile.
Mr.. and Mrs. Cake" Crider,
former residents of Dallas, now of
San Jose, California, arrived here
last night, coming hither by automo-
bile.
Miss Jean Byers of Salem spent
the weekend at the home of j. G.
Van Orsdel.
Mr.. and Mrs. Rogers and family of
Corvallis motored over from there on
Saturday and visited at the home of
H. Lucas.
Misses Lucy Rogers and Elva Lu-
cas- are spending this week at the
home of j. N. Stow, near Pedee.
Mr. and Mrs. G. Gerstel and Mrs.
Fred Snow of Portland spent the
weekend at the home of C. B. Sun
berg.
Miss Winifred Wing, who has been
in Eugene, and Miss Loree O'Connell.
who has been attending summer school
at Corvallis, are visiting in Dallas
this week. Miss 0'Connell will at
tend school at Monmouth.
Irwin Lewis. connected with Fuller's
Pharmacy, is spending a week on the
coast.
A. N. Halleck of Monmouth was a
business visitor in Dallas Friday.
Andy Upper, city marshal of In
was visitor in the
county seat Friday.
Miss Alta Savage, Miss Veva Burns
and Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Fawk were
visitors in Salem Friday.
Mrs. J. R. Sibley and little daugh-
ter, Katherine returned from
week visit at Newport, Saturday.
Miss Ada Osfield of Portland is
visiting friends in Dallas. Miss Os-
field is a daughter of a former well
known business man of Dallas, but
now living in Portland.
Mrs. Edgar ]. Bryan of Portland is
a guest at the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
R. L. Chapman.
A. W. Palmer has decided to en-
bark in the laundry business and will
open up a laundry in one of the build ,
ngs adjoining the Dallas hotel.
Mr.. and Mrs. T. A. Riggs and little
son, who have been visiting relatives |
n Dallas and Rickreall, have return {
d to their home in Portland.
Morris Dalton was a passenger on
he Monday morning train for Port
and on a business trip.
DIR. B. Fl. McCallum was a business
-isitor in Portland the latter part of j
he week.