Polk County observer. (Monmouth, Polk County, Or.) 1888-1927, 1914-01-02

Ralph Williams of Portland :. her
on business,
Miss Sadie Lynn went to Portlan
Wednesday.
Mr.. Lue Ballantyne was a Amt
'isitor Sunday.
Bert Hill returned Sunday from
visit at Portland.
l;v. Starbuck was an Amity visito
Sunday on business.
Orval Facht of Ballston tarnsacte,
business in Dallas Tuesday.
1t is whispered that Chester era
ven has fine COW for sale.
Mrs. Clark of Portland is visiting
Mrs. Caldwell for a few days.
Arthur Serr is spending few
lays with friends in Portland.
Mrs. Molly Martin is spending the
holidays with friends in Portland.
Pat Price of Rickreall was Dallas
business visitor the last of the week.
"It has no equal" says woman
who has just tried "Prune City,
-four. SILT.
Mrs. Iva Elliott who has been very
i'll in the hospital is reported much
better.
Dan West is home from Dayton
and will attend school the rest of
the year.
DR.. Cary went to Oregon City Tues
day, being called there by the illness
of his father-in-law.
Peter Cook, merchant of Rickreall
was Dallas business visitor the lat
ter part of last week.
Mrs. Hattie Grover of Ontario, Ore
gon is here visiting her brother, Mr.
Ash of the music house.
Mr.. and Mrs. Glisen and family
of Salem spent the holidays with
Mr. and Mrs. Tom Reed.
F. j. Chapman and wife and son of
Salem took New Years dinner with
Mrs. j. c. Gaynor of this city.
Mr.. and Mrs. Friesen, Uglow Ave
me are the proud parents of baby |
girl, born Tuesday of this week.
Mrs. Thurman who has been visit
ing her sister, Mrs. 7. A. Dunn, has
returned to her home in Portland.
Miss Zula Heistand of Corvallis is
visiting in Dallas this week at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. Thompson.
Mrs. g. H. Stricken of Perrydale
is reported very sick with chronic
appendicitis, DR.. Starbuck attending.
j. f. Kinny, operator at the S. P.
depot is well again and at his regular
job, he has been sick for some time.
Mrs. Abel Uglow who has been con-
fined to her bed for several days,
is able to be around the house once
more.
Miss Margaret Dunn has returned .
to her home in Portland after spend
ing the holidays with her uncles and ,
aunts.
John Mills and wife of Salem, now
in the employ of the Elliott printing d;
plant were visiting relatives in Dallas Y
the first of the week.
DR.. Don. C. Sewers of Eugene, who C
is a municipal expert, will address e
the Women's Club of Dallas at the g
library building, Wednesday after
noon, January 7th. r
Mrs. A. V. R. Snyder who has been .
confined to her bed since Thanks !;
giving, is again able to be up and ,
around the home. This news will be h
gratifying to her many friends. v
l. N. Wood took his old place
again Wednesday as agent of the il
S. p, and all his friends are glad to G
see him back. During his vacation n
it kept people busy guessing who was n
agent. a
Rev. Moses Miller of Needy, y
Clakamas County was in Dallas Tues r,
day. This is Mr.. Miller's first visit
here for 30 years. He wishes now N
that he had taken some of Polk Co. J.
land when it was cheap. Il
The Ladies Club had $25 worth of Il
red cross seals to sell and the commit re
Ie have disposed of Ill but -. 20 sc
WORTH, They sold more this year vt
han last year, and hope next year
hat they can sell the full amount.
Mrs. F, +. Snyder of Seattle is -
'isiting few days at the home of W W
A. V. R. Snyder while her husband y, -
S filling an engagement in Portland
Mr. Snyder is one of the best baritone -.
fingers in the northwest and is kept p p
'usy most all the time. ~ ~
j. +. Horn and son c. VI. Horn of
Portland are in Dallas this week visit
ng and looking after business inter
SITS here. Mr. Horn expressed him CO
elf well pleased with the amount KIN
f business the firm of Davis & Horn Ia
ad done in furniture sales during
heir nine months here.
The Good Time Club held its an V,
ual meeting at Mr. and Mrs. Barnes st,
ONE on Wednesday, December 31st. ar,
he evening was spent in playing
ames, fine musical was given after
h.ch Mr.. Walter Fuller gave several
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