Polk County observer. (Monmouth, Polk County, Or.) 1888-1927, 1915-05-04
TERSE TALES OF TOWN
LOCAL NEWS OF DALLAS AND
THIS NEIGHBORHOOD.
Personal Paragraphs Pertaining to
People and Their Mavements,
Cleaned by Observer.


Mrs. ]. B. Thompson of Albany, ac.
companied by Mrs. Van Orsdel o1
Portland, were Dallas visitors on Sat
urday, having motored here from the
Linn county town. Mr.. WestbrooB
conducts Hotel Albany, and is a past
master in the business.
The annual meeting of the Woman's
club will be held at the library this
afternoon.
Thos Ottinger of Buell. has awarded
a contract to Joseph Scott for the
erection of barn 32x5O feet on his
farm near that place.
New line of boys caps, all new pat
terms, at 25c. and 49c.. The Bee Hive
store.
John Boyer of Bear Camp is pre-
pairing for a large travel to the Sal
mon river section, the road leading
to his place now being in good condi-
ton. Mr.. Boyer not only entertains
the tired wayfarer with food and lodg-
ings, but with some almost unbeliev-
able fish stories as well.
The government dredge is Deepen
ing the channel over Eola bar in the
Upper Willamette.
The 1913 delinquent tax roll is now
in pretty good shape, according to
late report from the sheriff's office.
Miss Edith Starbuck of Portland,
and Professor Lawrence of Walla Wal
la college, prominent educational
workers in the private school of the
Seventh Day Adventists' church, left
for Forest Grove this morning, after
holding a three days conference in
the local church. Miss Starbuck is a
sister of DIR. Starbuck of Dallas. Dur
ing her stay she was entertained as
the guest of Rev. and Mrs. H. G.
Thurston, on the Fairgrounds road
Capital Journal.
F. ]. Chapman, wife and son, came
over from Salem Sunday and visited
relatives.
Quality First Always at This Store.
Our merchandise is backed by the
manufacturer and his label and the
goods are sold with our guarantee to
give satisfaction.-The Bee Hive store.
Mrs Nettie Krighben of Seattle is
a guest at the home of her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. Peter Greenwood She
will remain here until about June Is,
when Mrs. Farmer, another daughter,
will arrive here from Seattle when
they will return home together.
Under Rickreall date The Sunday
iCh
the Yakima Indian war as
given it by Mr.. Thos. j. Hayter These
by this pioneer of the
valley must prove interest
ing reading to many. i
W. e. Bell has been elected prin-
cipal of the Buena Vista schools to '
succeed r. G. Dykstra, who goes to ]
I
Katherine l-Simmons, soprano I
'oloist from Portland, will give a ben {
fit concert for the Independence M. I
9. church, May 81. I
We have some mems and young
mems suits strictly all wool and hand h
ailored, at 1886, $1S.S5 to $4,000,
hat you will find are the best values
n town. The Bee Hive store.
Mr.. John Richter, formerly of the
heriff's office, and who is now visiting tt
is old stamping ground in Indiana, ia
J expected to return to Dallas dur ii
1g the present month. When Sheriff p
'rr becomes tax collector under the
ew law which goes into effect on ii
lay 22, Mr.. Richter will have a tenn b.
orary clerkship in his office. M
Send your order for butter wrappers in
The Observer, and get prompt SER ty
ce al
A. N. Halleck of Monmouth was in aN
alias yesterday.
We always show the latest, and la
low the latest first. Our line of W
dies neckwear proves this. The Bee sc
i've store.
Mr.. E. G. White of Falls City was of
'e Sunday guest of Mr.. and Mrs. A. co
:. Vassall hi
Mr.. and Mrs H. H. Parsons of Nc
were in Dallas Saturday and III
inday visiting the latter's grand be
other, Mrs Snow. $5
Miss Julia Num- attended May day tw
stival in Monmouth Saturday. on
Mrs. b. Casey and daughter, Helen. inl
tended the May day festival at Mon Bo
outh.
Mr.. Beldon owen of Independence
as in Dallas Saturday. an
Mr.. Juelson Foster of Bridgeport of
as In town Saturday visiting his sis exl
r, Mrs. II. II. Rich ma
Mr.. S. Eldridge of Independence he
rs in Dallas Saturday cor
Mr.. Elmer Balderee was in Corval- orc
Sunday. era
Mrs. Butler chaperoned her daugh- exI
Eulla, and a number Of her friends sio
the May day festival at Monmouth po,
turday. the
Miss Gertrude Pollow of Monmouth the
IS in Dallas Sunday, a guest of Miss iblt
1rence Kopan. pie
Mrs. ]. J. Cady of Corvallis spent pull
nday with her son, Ross Cady. not
VIII Harris has gone to Dunsmcre.
lifornia, to reside.
c. Hasting of Corvallis spent I
.urday and Sunday with A. E. ma
He formerly resided here pic
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