Polk County observer. (Monmouth, Polk County, Or.) 1888-1927, 1914-03-10

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Mrs. Chas. Guy is very i'll at he
home on Levens Street.
4 Mrs. Scott Bennet is very i'll at he
home near Salt Creek.
Laura Conkey visited her parent
at Monmouth over Sunday.
Burk and SHEPPARD brought in tw
fine draft horses Saturday.
C. R. Garfield of Black Rock was
Sunday visitor in Dallas.
The Dallas City Bank moved int
their new quarters Saturday.
The County Fair Director held
call meeting last Saturday.
| Miss Leila Pankington spent Sun
day at her home at Bridgeport.
| Mike McNulty of Polk Station ha
been very sick for several days.
/ Mr.. and Mrs. G. w. Harry of Nc
i Coy were in Dallas yesterday.
Miss Stella Pankington visited he
parents over Sunday at Bridgeport
Tide Brown of the Salt Creek dis
trict was a business visitor in Dallal
Saturday.
Fred Thomas, q farmer on Sal
| Creek was business visitor herr
Saturday.
Mrs. Clint Sargent of Portland il
visiting her parents at Bridgepor
this week.
Mrs. A. V. r. Snyder has returned
after week. s visit with friends al
McMinnville.
r. B. Winslow of Mabel, Oregon
visited his mother, Mrs. harrington, {
few days last week.
Clarence Sellers and family of the
Oak Dale district were business visit
ors in Dallas Saturday.
The Observer wishes to express its
thanks to Mrs. Judge Collins for 6
handsome boquet of jonquils.
Mrs. G. H. Claunch, who lives
miles southeast of Dallas was bus
mess visitor in town Saturday.
| S. Strickner was in town Saturday
with good sized hogs. He is a sue
cessful hog raiser and sold II during
last week
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Miss Edith Catherwood spent Sun
day as the guest of Miss Hargrove at
the home of Miss Hargrove mothe,
in Salem
The rose bed in the Court House
yard is greatly improved, as the roses
have been trimmed and the ground
cultivated.
James A. Roberts of Salt Greek
decided that Saturday was too nice
a day to remain at home, so spent
the day in Dallas.
DR.. Tharp and wife of Portland
visited at the home of his sister, Mrs.
Chas. Gregory over Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Sam Tetherow of
Falls City were guests at Hon. Hardy
Holman S residence last week.
Mrs. A. M. Peery of McMinnville
is in Dallas visiting with her daught-
ers, Mrs. Volheim and Mrs. Uglow.
John Robinson of Oak Dale tried
the roads Saturday by driving to
town. He found them in fair CON
dition and enjoyed his visit.
A. Simkins of North Spring Val
ley paid the Observer pleasant visit
Saturday and reports big improve
ments in his neighborhood.
Miss Jessie Simkins, teacher in
the Upper Salt Creek School was in
Dallas Saturday enjoying the sights
and visiting with friends.
Jerry Driscoll, WHO has been work
ing with Sibley 4 Eakin, abstractors,
has accepted a position with the
Sterling Furniture Company.
Mr.. Peter Kuelmling, former man.
ager of The Dalles hotel was in Dallas
Monday making arrangements to
take charge of the New Scott.
Mr.. f. V. Dalton leaves tonight
for the East to be absent for the sum-
mer. He will visit friends in Cali
fornia, New Mexico and Florida.
The Feed Stables were kept busy
Saturday as there was a large num-
Der of farmers in town, taking ad-
vantage of the slightly dried roads.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Klassen and
their son, J. F. Klassen and wife
from Manitoba, Canada, have rented
house here and expect to make Dal-
las their prominent home.
Grand Chancellor Frank S. Grant Of
Portland, who assisted in dedicating
the Knights of Pythias new hall last
evening, paid the Observer a pleasant
call this morning. Mr.. Grant spoke
in praise of the well arranged lodge
room of our local lodge.