Polk County observer. (Monmouth, Polk County, Or.) 1888-1927, 1916-10-06
TERSE TALES OF TOWN
LOCAL NEWS OF DALLAS AND
THIS NEIGHBoRHOoD.
Personal Paragraphs Pertaining TO
People and Their Movements,
Cleaned by Observer.

Mrs. Francis Rolla of Salem is Wis
iting at the home of Rev. and Mrs
Tapscott.
Thomas Catherwood returned from
Portland Monday afternoon.
n. W. Wagner was in Salem on
business last week.
} Walter l.. Tooze, Jr., and Mrs.
Tooze, mOtored to Portland Sunday.
Rev. Dennis and Rev. Vint. who
have been conducting services in the
tent at Washington and Church
streets, have left the CITY.
Miss Dorothy Hunsaker was a re-
cent visitor with Rickreall friends.
w. L. Soehren inveigled N. L. Guy,
Frank Rowell and Jim Braden into
going to Salem Saturday night to
pack the Polk exhibits for shipment
to Seattle. He faithfully promised
they would be through by midnight.
II they started at ten They did
start at nine-and finished at $50
Soehren has been busy explaining it
since.
Frank Brosh, Leon Elders and
George Morton were guests of Mr..
and Mrs. Walter l.. Tooze, ,Jr. on
an automobile trip to Portland Sun
day.
Miss Helen Gale, one of the new
Dallas teachers, is Baker girl who
has been living in Portland recently.
Miss Grace McMinn and Miss Halle
Hart, other new teachers in the local
schools, are from Portland.
J. B. Sword of Portland, district
manager of the United Artisans. at
tended the meeting of the local lodge
Wednesday night.
Mrs. Alec Burkhalte and daughter
Matte of Salem visited at the home
of B. Y. Allen Monday.
Mr., and Mrs. Floyd Hockett will
leave this week for a few months
visit in Dakota.
Misses Edith and Anna Burkhal i,
ter OF Salem are spending the winter :,
in Dallas.
I. J. Hayter and J. C. Hayter at
tended the McMinnville roundup n
Wednesday. y
Miss Buena Fiske is in Portland =,
where she plans to take up com y, ~
nercial course. Id
Workmen have been repairing the :,
roof the past few DAYS.
ii. j. Ellis of Riclireall was a Wis 49,
tor with his brother Sunday. -
V. a. Cochran, route one. was A ~
)allas visitor Wednesday morning. =,
Lost, Wednesday, one mu1ler. Ap- w.
ly Frank Morrison. '''
Mrs. S. p. Riggs has returned from
visit in Auburn, Washington. Mrs. le
ettie Jordan of Auburn returned up
18th her for a visit here.
DIR. and Mrs. May of Salem were '''
lie guests of DIR. and Mrs. W. L. Hol-
way Sunday. "a VA
Ben Werner is in Portland on bus
ess.
Colonel Milton A. Miller collector ",
customs at Portland, was Hotel ~
Ill guest Wednesday. Colonel Mil ''C =
: addressed democratic meeting at u-
e courthouse Wednesday evening. w,
lille in the city Mr.. Miller visited O
friends. oPi
;. f. McLench of Spring Valley was '''1, =
the city Wednesday. l
Miss Marjory Holman was in Me- \,
nnville yesterday for the roundup. =; :. "
IIrs. F. ]. Phillips of Portland is n
house guest of DR.. and Mrs. w.
Holloway. =, =,
'frs. N. NJ. Grant. was in town Far
m the Grant farm Wednesday. Wool
red Herbert, Herman Hawkins and NJ
| Werner are the original pleas atter
hunters this season. The bows Thu
e out Monday and bagged seven tn
trailed towards the stubble again load
lnesday afternoon. Nj
r. and Mrs. Eugene Hayter and the
yhter. Mrs. II. r. Patterson. spent Suve
Inesday at the MeMinnville round erati,
Mrs. Patterson vent on from c.