Polk County observer. (Monmouth, Polk County, Or.) 1888-1927, 1917-02-27
TERSE TALES OF TOWN
LOCAL NEWS OF DALLAS AND
THIS NEIGHBoRHOoD.
Personal Paragraphs Pertaining to
People and Their Movements,
Cleaned by Observer.

Dllard ElK1nS, deputy Snerll
Lane county, and a former Dalla
boy, visited here Friday. Mr.. El
kins brought a prisoner to Salem TO
the penitentiary and took the op
portunity to renew old friendships il
Dallas.
Edward J. Hines, city engineer o
Monmouth, left today for the neigh
boring city, where he will attend th
council meeting tonight.
Miss Gladys Loughary left Sunda,
for Portland, where she will ente-
business college. While in Portland
she will stay at the home of Mr.. ant
Mrs. E. j. Hadley.
Mr.. and Mrs. Andrew Baird Of
Pennsylvania are visiting at the H
E. Muscott home.
Mrs. Gladys Williams of Carlton is
visiting the Misses Esther and Edith
Anderson at the Hotel Gail.
Fred Gooch and C. P. Helgerson
registered at the Hotel Gail Friday
night, +
L. L. Horsfall Of Salem was in Dal-
las Friday.
Miss Edith Anderson has been Wis
iting friends in Arlington for sever
al days.
Ell. C. Kurtz of Perrydale registered
at the Hotel Gail Friday.
Mrs. R. L. Baker of Amity spent
Friday in the city.
Supreme Judge George H. Burnett
visited over the weekend with Judge
and Mrs. Harry III. Belt.
Mrs. E. W. Stats, Fl. S. Portwood
and Oscar A. Haines of Monmouth
spent Friday in Dallas. Mr.. Haines,
who has been a resident Of Curry
county for some time, intends to make
his home in Alaska in the near future.
A. HI. bennett Of Crowley was in
Dallas Saturday and favored the OBJ
server Office with some Of his original
philosophy.
Willis Mcdaniel of Rickreall spent
the week end in Dallas attending sun
dry social functions.
J. r. Thompson of Albany transact
ed business in Dallas Saturday.
Willie Stats of Airlie was in the
city Saturday visiting with friends
and relatives.
Oscar Smith of Bridgeport was in
the city Saturday visiting ht 1.-THE
home of Mr. and Mrs. l. F. Yoakum.
Mrs. O. M. Gardner visited at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. C. E. Shaw
and at the home of Rev. G. NJ Brown
last week. Mrs. Gardner returned
to her home in Lake View, Oregon,
the latter part of the week.
Oscar Hayter went to McMinnville
Sunday morning. Mr. Hayter will
appear for the defense in the Branson
murder case.
Mrs. Roy Pitzer was removed from
the hospital Friday afternoon.
Mrs. Manly Bevens was released
Saturday from the Dallas hospital
and was removed to the home of her
sister, Mrs, A. N. Newbill.
Ross Nelson and Mike Walker, two
prominent business men of Indepen-
ience, were in Dallas on business Fri !
day.
Forrest Martin attended dance in
Salem Thursday night of last week.
Charles and William Malone of ,,
Portland are visiting at the home of
Mr., and Mrs. f. N. Watt, here. The
young men are brothers of Mrs. Watt.
Carl Morrison. teacher at Perry
lale, was in Dallas Saturday.
Laird Woods visited in Salem j.,
Thursday night after the Willamette !
game, returning Friday ,
morning.
Miss frankie Crider, who is at !
ending the Sacred Heart Academy in !,
salem, spent the weekend at the home
# her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Dave
>rider.
Mrs. Charles Gregory visited with
Ter parents in Willamina over Sun
lay.
Fred Stinnett spent the weekend T.
With friends in Portland.
Miss Jennie Morris and Miss Vel
ma Ray were in Salem Saturday.
Lenord Frink of Falls City was in G
own over Saturday. L
W. I. Reynolds, who is teaching v
chool in Rickreall, spent Sunday with I
lis family here.
Mrs. X. G. Dykstra, who recently c
underwent an operation at the Salem {
anitarium for appendicitis, returned
o her home in Independence last
friday.
Robert S. Fisher. who has been in !
surke. Idaho. for the past six months,
gin return TO Dallas this week.
Fred West and son Dan were in
'alem Sunday.
]. W. Tallman of Salem transacted
usiness here during the latter part
{ last week.
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