Polk County observer. (Monmouth, Polk County, Or.) 1888-1927, 1915-12-31
Sc TALES OF TOWN
VI NEWS OF DALLAS AND
This NEIGHBORHOOD.
Nal Paragraphs Pertaining TO
!sople and Their Movements,
Cleaned by Observer.


~ n of the week to see his sister,
Marcus of North Dallas, who is
f;3usly i'll at the Dallas hospital,
Y Who will undergo a surgical OPP
tf0h as soon as she RECEIVERS suffic-
~ Sfrength. DR.. West is pioneer
Willamette valley, but it had
b quarter century since he had
{ted Dallas.
b 81 Rogers, who last October NOV
onto the old Walter Tooze, Sr.,
oo6 On the hill road to Falls City,
n1sking number Of improvements
the ranch. He is breeder OF
I&f8red horses and has several
r00d ones" on the farm.
R. Patterson, Jr., who has been
4ueEt in the family of his father
|IaW Eugene Hayter, for several
sks will leave tomorrow for his
rn8 ait Grays River, Washington.
y, Patterson will remain here until
bruary l.
Afrs. Theo Harrington this week
Eertained her sister, Mrs. Frank
lghes of Portland.
Niss Mary L. Irwin has gone to
int Richmond, Cal, to visit rela-
~. After stay at Point Rich
|nd; Miss Irwin will visit an aunt
TILL Santa Clara valley, remaining
liz most of the winter.
JsW Caldwell of Perrydale was a
1la8 Business visitor on Wednesday.
b. G Shield and family of Fair
w. I'LL, have arrived in Dallas and
1 nike their home somewhere nean
city. A carload of household
1d3 preceeded them by few days.
Il Shield had contracted for farm
NJ, but did not CARRY the deal
'0likh and is looking for another 10
ion Here.
md Mrs. Warren Marshall of
10, Wash., who have been here with
s. Marshall's mother, Mrs. E. E.
'WSa. since the death recently OF
v loves, have returned to their
nQ Mrs. Howes accompanied them
Qffland and may go on to Lyle
1r rnA some time there.
md Mrs. Sol. Blessing on Tues
W waived news of the death of
"a in Indiana.
Bounty court will convene in
" monthly session next We'd
a NJ when several matters of vital
1o{tance to the taxpayers of the
|nty will be discussed. The meet
Viii probably be of unusual
bNnty Judge John B. Teal is not
o4&fing as rapidly as his friends
III n hbpe for from his recent illness,
| l'W&ile his condition is in no wise
lsidered serious it is, according TO
\ adthority himself, "mighty in
IYenient. -
|ack Eakin attended the 0. A. C.
h dance at Salem on Wednesday
N, Nichols, cashier of the Falls
" 68ak, was q business visitor in
lla4 1n Tuesday.
4 Hi faves, former tax assessor of
m county and now living near
"A wv was visitor in Dallas on
leslie of Silverton was in Dal-
n {nesday. Mr.. Brassie, former
4 II Rock, has purchased prop
" >allas and it may be his in
81 3 move here some time soon.
Ethel Van Nortwick spent |
\ with her parents, Mr.. and
4 3. Van Nortwick of Cottage |
~ W Mrs. E. E. Ellsworth spent
erxI I}ys of this week in Portland.
II1 n E. Hinman is enjoying a
Il <<n her mother, Mrs. A. P.
3I H Dilly.
e. 66d Mrs. Roy James are in Cal
mia Uhere they will spend several
ks With friends and relatives.
Y. W. Haynes of Eugene, who en-
! The distinction of being one of |
Oldest twins in Oregon, was the
ST oh DIR. Stats yesterday. Mr.. |
ynes win brother resides at Mon
ith. They are S8 years of age.
{essrs Patterson, Parks and Gill |
4 Of Eola were Dallas visitors yes
he Hon. C. L. Hawley of Mccoy |
} ii town yesterday.
Ir. and Mrs. L. NJ. Palmer of Dal-
re&isiered at the Nortonia. Port
4. on Wednesday.
'hss Water in the Little Luckiamute
till hi9h enough to furnish power
The Falls City light plant. The
q which recently went out under
heavy pressure thigh water must
'rof Haley of Falls City was a
las business visitor yesterday.
ohm Orr made a trip about the
th pant Of the county yesterday to
mon jarors for the session of cir
count which will be held here be-
ujnx on Monday. January 10,
y &irnpson of the Luckiamute dis
{ r&e one of an interested audi
3 ~ f1e public budget hearing yes
81 NeElmu1ray of Independence
= D4Ilas yesterday.
he <<F. Howard Mcconnell of the
la< Eh<istian church left yesterday
Tia Ualles, where he will attend
11I111 meeting. He will retarn
1r@. afternoon or evening.
r. <rzI Mrs. W. r. Howe returned