Polk County observer. (Monmouth, Polk County, Or.) 1888-1927, 1915-10-08
TERSE TALES OF TOWN
LOCAL NEWS OF DALLAS AND
THIS NEIGHBORHOOD.
Personal Paragraphs Pertaining to
People and Their Movements,
Cleaned by Observer.


her mother from Falls City this week
Mrs. Theo Harrington and Mrs. Os
car Holman spent Monday in Salem
The subject selected for the Chris
tian Science lesson sermon Sunday
October 10, is: care Sin, Diseas,
and Death Real?"
c. f. Ellison was a Portland visit
or over the weekend.
The trip to California planned by
E. A Gwinn and family was delayed
and they now expect to leave fo1
southern climes within week. They
will make an extended visit with
friends and relatives in California
and Arizona.
Mrs. Jesse Barham and children
and Mrs. BarIham s mother, Mrs. Ida
Ullerey left Saturday for California,
where they will spend the winter. Mr..
Barham will follow his family little
later.
Lieutenant Kenneth P. Williams
and Sergeant Hathaway of the Uni
ted States army were in Dallas on
Wednesday. They were looking after
the progress Of the local national
guard company and inspected the
armory.
Mrs. f. A. Wolf of Falls City has
The Observer thanks for beautiful
boquet of dahlias.
Fred Morgan of McMinnville was
a visitor in the city on Tuesday.
The sudden illness of Mrs Ralph
Morrison on Tuesday evening made
it necessary for j. E. Sibley to make
a trip into the mountains in search
of Mr.. Morrison, who was enjoying a
hunting trip. After some trouble Mr..
Sibley found Mr.. Morrison and re-
turned with him to his wife's bedside
on Wednesday. Mrs. Morrison had
recovered somewhat by that time and
is now much better.
Mrs. C. e. Snyder, who has enjoy
ed visit at Roseburg during the past
few weeks, returned to her home here
yesterday.
Floyd Smith, who has made name
for himself as keeper of fancy bees
and producer of excellent honey,
was reelected secretary of the Ore
gon Bee Keepers association, at the
meeting held in Salem late last week.
Mrs. Harold Hansen, who has been
visiting in Portland, returned to her
home in Dallas early in the week.
r. d. Osborn, who has purchased
the stock Of the Walker store at Bu-
ell, engaged Fred Holman and Paul
Rusk to make an inventory of the
establishment before he takes posses
sion and the gentlemen left early in
the week to undertake the task.
Mr.. and Mrs. M. B. Young are en-
tertaining their daughter, Mrs. James
Leach, and her husband and family,
this week.
l.. j. Chaplin, county agricultunst
of Marion county, with his family,
was a Dallas visitor early in the
week Mrs. Chaplin is daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. III. Il. Muscott.
Mrs. Richard Leighton is visiting
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel |
Gaines ait Charlottesville. Miss Anna $
Gaines, as sister, who has spent sew /,
eral weeks here, returned to Craw- G
fordsville with Mrs. Leighton. o
The Rev. G. II. Bennett is at home f
utter spending a week in Southern t
Oregon, where he attended the con-
ference of the Methodist church, and
pent several days at hunting.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Kolb of Gates I
'isited in Dallas on Wednesday.
Mrs. III. H. Belt has been enter
aiming her friend, Mrs. George Bur- u
lett of Salem, who was here this W
7eek g,
Cooper Brothers of this city took al
rst prize on Ancona cock, second and to
bird on cockerel, second on pullet p
nd second on pen at the state fair. ia
'r. L. A. Bollman also brought home "
everal winnings.
Prof. johnson, who was here dur ia
lg several months last summer Civ it
lg bible lectures under the auspices or
the Adventist society, will lecture of
the church of that denomination re
might NJ
Mrs. Ernest A. Miller of Corvallis, tf
ho, with her husband, accompanied
lr. and Mrs. A. L. Martin on their
'cent trip to San Francisco, was a
sitor at the Martin home yesterday lal