Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-09-22
Dallas Businessman
Marries Newport Girl
lronital journal Speeial Service. J

(Capital journal SPECIAL service.
Dallas. Ore, Sept. 2l.-Phil Begin,
one of Dallas most popular young
brsiness men aid Miss Evalena Xmena
Gatens. of Newport, were united in
,psrriage at the, hone of the bride s sis
for Mrs. Roy Bremmer in Salem, Sat
nrday evening at eight o clock. lmme-
diateN after the wedding ceremony a
welding supper was served after which
tbe nappy couple returned to their home
in this city which the groom had been
hnsy fixing up for the past week. Both
Young people are well known III Dallas
and have a host O. friends who wish
Them all the happiness of welded life.
They viii be at home to their friends
in taer cozy cottage at l2l Washington
street after October first.
County Fair This Week
The fourth annual Polk county fair
opens in this city Wednesday and the
fair board have been busy for the past
conple of weeks arranging booths for
the display of Polk county products. 1t
is estimated by the secretary that the
display of fruits and vegetables this
wear will be the best ever held in the
cOuaty. Livestock entries are also COM
ing in at lively rate and good stock
show is planned Thursday is school
children day and the entire day will be
devoted to contests and demonstrations
hv the children of the county. No en-
FRY fees will be charged exhibitors.
Road Contract Is Awarded.
The county court last week awarded
the contract for the hauling and crush
mg of 500 cubic yards of rock from
the May quarry for the improvement
of the Slavery road in the Salt Creek
vicinity. E. B. Hallstead and Henry
Fern received tine contract for crush
ing the rock and putting it in the bun
! ers ard E. Hart and w. Reddicop will
haul the material and put it on the
road The rock crusher which is now
at Spring Valley win be moved to the
May quarry this week and set up. The
court having allowed $50 for moving
the same.
Mr.. ard Mrs R. S. Snyder nave re-.
turned to their home in Albany after a
short visit with Frank Barrett at his
home OIL. Court street.
Mrs. c. Il Barnes and daughter, Miss
Maude, and Miss Halle Smith returned
the latter part OIL the week from sew
eral days visit in Portland.
Miss Gladys Cartwright. of Salem,
musical instructor ii the Dallas schools
has taken up her residence in this city
preparatory to taking up her school
work for the coming year.
Mrs. Peter Eilseth has returned from
a visit with friends in the Capital City
Clark Van Orsdel who has been work
ing at Greys River, Washington the
past summer has returned to his home
IN this city and will leave in few
days for Corvallis where he will enter
the Oregon Agricultural college.
Miss Elma Harris is in Portland the
guest of relatives and friends. She will
also visit in several Washington cities
before ner return to this city.
Mrs. Blanche Thomas has returned
to her home in Spokane, Washington
after a short visit at the home of Mrs
j. c. White.
Roscoe psllantyne has returned from
California, where he has been for the
past several weeks and is visiting his
parents, Rev. ana Mrs. M. j. Ballantyne
in this city.
T. B. Hovanr, of Eugene, was a Dali
las business visitor last week.
Roy Bremmer, game warden for Polk
and Marion counties was Dallas Wis
Itor Sunday.
Professor II. d. Scudder of tae Ore.
90 Agricultural college at Corvallis was
in the city last week on business con-
nected with his department. at the col
lege.
John Shaffer transacted business in
the Capital City the latter part of the
week.
Mr.. and Marion Collins of Platte
City, Missouri, and Mrs. Deborah Per-
ny, of Sacramento, California, are guests
ot the hme of Mr.. and Mrs. II. j. Hay,
ter, on Hayter street.
Mr.. and Mrs. /. n. Woods left Sun
day for San Francisco where they will
attend the Panama Pacific exposition.
They will also visit in Los Angeles be-
fore returning to this city.
Fred Moore spent Sunday at his nome
in Portland.