Polk County observer. (Monmouth, Polk County, Or.) 1888-1927, 1914-02-24

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| Monmouth were visitors here Sunday
Il Elmer Conkey was visitor in Dal-
las Sunday.
| Bert Dennis spent Sunday in Falls
City.
1 E. d. V. Paul of the La Sail Ranch
was in Dallas on business Saturday
/ w. H. Hill of Philomath spent
Friday in Dallas on business.
/ E. C, Fink of Falls City was in
Dallas Saturday and attended the
dance.
DIR. w. B. Officer of Falls City was
here Saturday night attending pa
tient.
John SCHNEIDER and C. L. Woelk of
R. F. D. l Salem, were Dallas visit
ors today.
w. M. Wayne spent last week in
the vicinity of Falls City and Black
Rock.
R. A. Williams of Portland, who is
president of the Dallas National
Bank, is in Dallas today on business.
H. L. Price of Dallas spent the
weekend here at the home of Dr. and
Mrs. F. L. Marsh --Woodburn In
dependent
Orville Focht of Ballston, who is
spoken of as a possible Democratic
candidate for County Commissioner,
is in Dallas today.
DR.. E. J. Scheetz, Chiropractic-
Neuropath is now prepared to treat
patients at their home. When in
need, call Phone 1854.
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Zeller aud Mr..
and Mrs. C. L. Crider were entertain
ed Sunday by Mr. and Mrs. l.. D.
Brown on their farm near Dallas.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Meyers of Sa-
lem, proprietors of the Spa Confec-
tionery store, were visitors in the
home of Frank Brown Sunday.
Sunday was Washington s birth
day and number of our patriotic
citizens remembered the day by dis
playing the American flag.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. T. Grier of Falls
City were in Dallas Saturday. Mr..
Gricr is manager of the Falls City
Lumber Co and was here on business.
Mr.. H. S. Smith, one Of Polk Coun-
ty's successful farmers, was Dallas
visitor Saturday. He says that the
prospect for bountiful crop this
year is bright.
F. j. Woelk and B. R. Oliver, who
reside in the eastern part of Polk
County, made the Observer pleasant
call to day and both subscribed for
the Home Paper.
Mrs. Harry Belt and babies re-
turned Saturday from Salem where
they have been visiting for couple
of weeks with Judge Burnett, who is
an uncle to Mr.. Belt.
Henry Bese, Jake Penner and j.
Krocker left Dallas yesterday on
their way to Duboise, Idaho, where
they intend filing on government
homestead land.
]. H. Ray of Hillsboro, is in Dallas
visiting his brother, S. M. Ray and
doing some paper hanging and paint
ing in some rooms, which Mr.. Ray is
preparing to rent for housekeeping.
Mr.. Fred Hartley of the Golden
Rule Store who has been away two
months, touring the large eastern ell
iea On business for his company, re-
turned to Dallas Saturday evening.
J. L. Sweeney of Dallas, is in the
city on business. He is manager OF
the Dallas FIGURING Mills and was
formerly a resident of Salem, where
he is well known among business
men.---Salem Journal.
A. J. Heinrich and family from
Enid. Oaklahoma, are in Dallas visit
ing his brother and DIR. Rempel. Mr..
Heinrich is a Baptist minister and is
on his way to 0ysterville, Washing
ton, where he will continue in the
Miss Mae Austin of Portland, who
is an expert milliner for one of thel
leading wholesale houses there, has
returned to Dallas and is working for
Flora MeCallon, getting the spring
in shape. She has many
friends who are glad to see her in
Dallas.
At the meeting of the Polk County
Fair Association Directors, held
in the court house, Z. w.
Miles was elected secretary for the
ensuing year, and because of the nom
of a full board Of direct
DTS the meeting adjourned. subject to
the call of the president.