Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-08-21
Chose Dallas for
Future Home After
5000 Mile Trip.

Dallas, Aug. 2l.---N. A. Hagensteih
arrived In Dallas Sunday after BOW
mile trip through the middle .wes'
ana south, thence to oregon. He left
today for his home in Spencer, Nep,
to close up his business and return
to Dallas to make his home. MI. "a
genstein was accompanied py MS
son and daughter-in-law, Attorney
and Mrs. Gus Hagenstein Of Montana,
who are also contemplating locating
in Oregon. On his western trip Mr..
Hagenstein visited all the points OF
interest and found Dallas very much
10 his liking. An old friend. A. j..
Mott, was visited while here. Prior
TO coming to Dallas Mr. Hagenstein
contemplated kettling at Flagstone,
Arizona, but found the society not to
his liking, and in Dallas he found the
people hospitable and agreeable. He
ID real estate man and expects to
open up business after coming west.
RiclreaIl Play Ground Burns
The playground shed at the Rick
reall school was completely destroyed
by fire at 10 p. m. Monday night. The
loss will be in excess Of $1,000, with
but 5000 insurance. The origin of the
blaze Is unknown.
ID b. Jarman, manager of the j.
q. Penney company store at Salem
was in Dallas Tuesday comforting
with Mr.. Goodall, local manager IT
the Penney store. Mr.. Jarman was
formerly connected with Dallas store
and three years ago moved to Salem.
Mr.. Jarman also made q trip to Dali
las Sunday and was accompanied by
Mrs Jarman and daughters. They
viii leave this week ror Long Beach,
where they will spend a short vaca-
f1un.
Henry Voth, retired grocer, will be
manager Of the Oregon Growers Co
operative association plant In Dallas.
The plant will be ready to dry prunes
In three weeks, and will accommo-
date the products Of the members of
the association. The plant is 32-tun-
mel arrangement and is one Of the
most modern packing plants in the
state.
Return to Dallas N.
Mr.. and Mrs H. p. Shriyer arriv-
ed in Dallas after an indefinite visit
with relatives and friends, in Cali
1prnfa and Washington. The Shrivers
1cft Dallas last year going to Belling-
ham, Wash, where they were .heI
guests Of their son. They later went
to San Francisco where they were
the house guests of Mr.. and Mrs.
GOdlonton Georgia Shriver.) The
6hrivers are delighted to be back In
Dallas again, but their trip was one
OF pleasure and enjoyment. They are
both members OF the G. "A. r.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ray Boydston have
returned from two weeks outing at
Rockaway, one OF the popular Tilla-
NOOK resorts,
Mr.. and Mrs. f. X. Piaseeki are
spending few days at the seashore.
They recently returned from trip
to Canada but Mr.. Piasecki prefers
the Oregon climate and scenery.
DR.. and Mrs. L. A. Bollman are in
Seattle for few weeks and are vis-
iting with friends at 720 Nobhill ave
Rev. and Mrs. G. p. johnson or the
Methodist church are on their annual
vacation.
Sheriff John w. Orr was In Port
land on business the first Of the
week
Leonard Liyermore believes in the
future OF the city of Dallas and has
purchased the Floyd l.. Senter home
on South Levens street Mr. Senter
bought the place about q year ago.
L. D. Brown. prominent attorney
OF this city, accompanied BY his wife
and children, are spending delight
ful two weeks visit at the beach, Rock
away.
County Clerk Floyd d. Moore who
has been absent from his office for
several days on account of illness is
improving, but is not able to take up
ais regular work yet
Mr.. and Mrs. George Carroll and
daughter or Rickreall were in town.
shopping Tuesday.
Mrs. Jim E. Foakum and two iit-
fle nieces, and sister Miss Hazel
Hickatheir Of Portland were in Dali
las Friday.