Polk County observer. (Monmouth, Polk County, Or.) 1888-1927, 1915-08-17
TERsE TALES OF TOWN
LOCAL NEWS OF DALLAS AND
THIS NEIGHBoRHooD.
Personal Paragraphs Pertaining to
People and Their Movements,
Cleaned by Observer.


day to visit his very good friend,
Henry Serr.
j. C. Uglow, wife and children, left
for vacation at Newport Sunday
morning.
p. J. Mulkey, principal of the Ar
lington high school, was visitor at
the home Of DR.. B. f. Butler on Sat
urday.
DR.. Foster drove his Ford to Mill
City Saturday evening to pass Sun
day on the Santiam river at his ia
vorite pastime. He was accompanied
by J. e. Bloom and two friends of
Mr.. Bloom.
Miss Nellie and Miss Ora Collins
expect to leave for Arizona today to
resume their teaching work in the
school at which they were employed
the last season. The young ladies
have spent a most pleasant summer
at home and regret having to leave
Dallas again as much as do their par
ents and friends.
A packed house greeted "The Cup
of Life" at the Orpheum Friday
night.
DR.. B. HI. McCallon and wife and
son Ernest are among the Dallas con-
tingent at Newport. They left Satur-
day morning by auto for ten day
outing.
Breeze Gibson returned last week
from Belknap springs, where he pass
ed few days in bathing and social
pleasures.
Mrs. B. F. Foster has gone to Pen
dleton to join her husband, who is
employed at the Roundup city.
Mr.. and Mrs. |. f. Yoakum and
Miss Maud Burner are enjoying an
outing at Newport.
R. Cleveland Num- and Miss Ruth
Num- are guests at Monzanita Inn,
Manzanita beach.
Judge N. L. Butler Of Indepen-
dence was a business visitor in Dali
las Saturday.
Mrs. Charles Gregory returned
from Newport last week and left for
Portland Sunday morning on a shop
ping trip. Mrs. Gregory expects to
return this evening.
Mrs. V. P. Fiske and daughters,
Misses Buena, Roxana and Georgiana,
are at Newport for two weeks out
ing, and are domiciled in one of the
Sunnyside cottages at Nyebeach.
Mrs. Henry Muscott, Sr., returned
from Salem Thursday morning after
enjoying very pleasant visit with
her daughter in that city.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank w. Collins and
little daughter, lone, are visiting at
the home of their parents Judge and
Mrs. J. L. Collins. Mr.. Collins has
been with the Alaska Gold Mines
company at Thane, Alaska, for a
number of years and is transferring
his energies to the firm of Brady,
Bruff & Labarth, consulting engin-
eers, in San Francisco, where the
family will make its future home.
Miss Ora Nednelled returned to
Portland late last week after visiting
in this city for several days.
Mrs. Elmer Strayer, who is visiting
with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Harry
Cosper, journeyed to Salem last week
to visit friends for a few days.
Mrs. D. A. Osborn, who was a
guest of Mrs. Sam Burk, returned to
her home at Turner Sunday morning.
Richard Webster left yesterday for
the coast, where his family and that
of his brother, H. A. Webster are
spending the summer at their beach
cottage.
Mrs. Emma Henshaw of Dallas
passed through Toledo Tuesday. being
enroute home from a visit with her
husband at Siletz. Mr.. Henshaw has
the contract for building the new
schoolhouse at Slletz.-Lincoln Coun-
ty Leader.
Herman Hawkins, in the Hayter
bookstore, has well-founded notion
that he is the busiest man in town.
In the absence of j. c. Hayter, who
is spending vacation at the beach, a
shipment of 500 books arrived at the
store. To arrange them properly on
the shelves and at the same time wait
on customers has presented a task to
Mr.. Hawkins that has made him hur-
ry.
Mrs. Winnie Braden spent Sunday
with her parents in Portland and re-
turned to Dallas on Monday.
Judge and Mrs. james Collins
have received word of the advent of
a baby daughter in the family OF
their son, Dean, at Portland. The
young lady was born ON Thursday and
the report is that mother and baby
are doing nicely. Dean Collins is en-
gagged in newspaper work in Portland
His wife was Miss Julia Winifred
Mosher.
The Barham brothers, who recently
acquired title to the W. Z. Kurtz res
idence, are tearing out partition and
building dutch features into the kit
chen.
J. S. Hickey is nursing a sprained
shoulder as the result of an accident
at the mill here.
Thomas Starmer painfully injured
his knee at the lumber mill last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. D. W. Eyre of Salem
were guests in Dallas Sunday. They
have gone to nllamook TO spend their