Polk County observer. (Monmouth, Polk County, Or.) 1888-1927, 1914-07-17

Mr.. Reynolds was formerly principe
of the Dallas public schools but fc
, the past couple of years has take
up his residence on fruit farm nea
Buena Vista.
, w. L. Soehren and family move
this week to their Illihee ranch, jus
west of town.
f. j. and Ed. Coad and Mrs. c. G
Coad left on Thursday for Newport
where they will remain for severa
weeks.
Remember, that The Observer doe
job printing of every kind, and guar
antees its work to be the equal of tina
to be had anywhere. Hop men ar
requested to get our prices on hol
tickets for the fall harvest.
At the Presbyterian church mex
Sunday morning the pastor, Rev
George H. Mitchell, will take for hi
theme, "But God" In the evening
This topic will be "The Haunted
Heart" F" Other meetings will be helc
as usual.
Mr.. and Mrs. T. C. Stockwell ant
daughter, Grace, are spending theil
vacation at Shepard's s Mineral Springs
at Carson, Washington.
Miss Gladys Martin, a local tele
phone operator, is visiting in North
Yakama, Washington.
Glen Butler and family went tc
Newport yesterday morning for va
cation.
w. V. Fuller, Robert Fisher, and
Ray Fisher and family are spending
this week Al Newport.
VIM. Cherrington and HI. d. st. Hell
ems of Salem were Dallas business
visitors this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. D. w. Critics, newly
weds, started housekeeping yesterday
in one of the new houses owned by
Drs. Bollman and Stats.
Mrs. N. Anderson of Bowersville is
spending this week visiting in Dallas.
Miss Dora Elkins was Falls City
visitor one day this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. C. Shultz will enter
tain their son Earl Shultz of Portland,
who will arrive here today.
Miss Anna Anderson was hostess
Tuesday evening at an informal party
in honor of Miss Eunice Ebbert of
Condor, Oregon, who is visiting in
Dallas.
Robert Hadley of Portland, son of
Professor Hadley, is visiting his uncle
and aunt, Mr.. and Mrs. U. S. Lough
ary
Mrs. F. M. Sebring of Winchester,
Oregon, is visiting her mother, Eliza
Shultz.
The Ladies' Aid society of Eola
gave a Victrola concert Saturday
evening for the benefit of the church
building fund. The society was as
sisted by Miss Helen Litchfeld and
Miss Alice Schindley of Salem and
Miss Ethel Brunk of Eola.
Miss A. j. Paul of Suver gave
piano recital at the home of Ed.
Prather at that place last Saturday
night.
Glenn Orr of Portland was a re-
cent visitor with the next sheriff of
Polk county at Rickreall
An 0. A. C. representative this
week tested the dairy herd of N. c.
Anderson of Beuena Vista.
William Rowell, a rural mail car
rier, had runaway in Crowley lane
the other day, but beyond injury to
the buggy there was no damage done.
Mr.. w. H. Parry of Seattle, for
merly engaged in business in Dallas,
was here with his wife on Thursday
to California by automobile.
He is the founder of The Capital
Journal at Salem.
Mrs. Peter Berg entertained the
Home Missionary society of the
church on Wednesday after
noon.
Mr. and Mrs. w. A. Griffin depart
I'd this week for the coast.
Rev. G. H. Mitchell returned home
Wednesday from a meeting of the
oyHUu dI EuSeue.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Middleton are
'ejoicing over the advent of a
laughter which arrived in their family
asst Saturday.
Miss Alice Grant entertained Miss
)sfeld of Portland last Sunday.
j. E. Yoakum of Perrydale was
Dallas visitor. on Wednesday. He
eports the farmers in his locality cup
o their eyes" in work.
The annual picnic of the Presbyter-
an Sunday school is being held at
he city park this afternoon. The
tendance is unusually large, and the
are having a most en-
Dyable time.
Send your order for hop tickets
Q The Observer Good work and
rompt service.
Durbin and Cornyer, the hop men of
alem, were Dallas visitors a part of /,
MS week. [
Harvey Opp is building a new barn 5
n the Smith place in the Rickreall |
istrict. !
The Monmouth Sunday school of ,
he Christian church will hold pic |
ic on the Luckiamute tomorrow.
The Simpson College Glee club i