Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-07-06

Dallas, Or, July 6.-No formal pro
gram has been arranged for the Amer
lean Legion and auxiliary picnic the
4th. Everyone, however. is invited tc
take their dinners and spend the DAY
al the city park. where plenty oi
amusement will be provided. In the
evening a dance will be held at the
armory.
Mrs. Fl. D. Staats Is moving this
week to the house on Church street,
next to the armory, which she recent
Iy purchased
Mrs Foster L. Odom. after visit OF
three weeks with her parents. Mr.. and
Mrs. W. L. Barber, returned last FRI
day to her home in Vending. she
was accompanied home by her sister,
Mrs. Homer Brown,
Mr.. and Mrs. H. L. Crider, who had
been visiting in Portland, returned
home Friday evening.
Miss Ivy Stanley left Saturday Tor
seaside where she will spend the sum-
mer.
A party consisting Of Mrs. j. T..
Eriar and daughters, Otella and Mar
garet, and son, Blew, Mrs. II. ii. BeeDe
and daughter. Laura, left saturday
afternoon for Pacific City. where they
will spend few days.
Mr.. Hamilton and Miss Beyens were
united in marriage, July 3. in Daiias-
The bridegroom is prominent young
farmer living on the Grant place TOUR
miles north OF Rickreaii. The brice
il the daughter Of G. j. Befyens. pio-
neer of Airlie, Oregon The young
couple left for Pacific City on their
boneymoon and will return to their
home in few days where they will
welcome their many friends.
Professor Bert A. Teats, weh
known teacher in the willamette val
ley and formerly a Dallas resident, mas
been elected principal OF Amity
schools. Professor Teats is a grs"s-
ale 81 the old Dallas college and has
taught for many years. He has been
principal Of schools at Newport Tor
the past two years.
While operating a tractor few days
ago. c. b. Teats OF Polk Station, got
his foot caught in the chain, with the
result that he had to come 10 town 70
have repairs made to both his foot ana
the tractor.
Rey. Fred w. Neal. missionary at
Diana, a station near Lolodorf, West
Africa. will preach in the Presbyter-
ian church next Sunday morning at IL
o'clock. Rev Neal is a son of Mr.. and
Mrs. 4. NJ Neal, who reside 2 short
distance east Of this city,
Ed N. Cochrane and David Melon
aid left Wednesday for a visit OF
few weeks at their old home in On
tsrio, Canada 1t has been more than
fifty years since aaiT. Mcdonald visited
the old home town.
An army goods store opened Satur-
dry In Dallas. The store is located on
Court street in the Uglow building.
They are offering only dry goods. Both
new and reclaimed goods are bn sale.
Sheriff John w. Orr and a group of
friends left Saturday for Newport to
enjoy few days outing.
James Riddell and family were visl-
tors in Dallas saturday on their way
to Tiilamook for the Fourth of July
vacation
Health officer DIR, 3. Fl. McCallon
was called 70 West Salem yesterday 70
investigate reported cases of diptheria.
He found the disease existing in two
families but they were being properly
administered to by physicians. DIR,
McCallon also Investigated the pig pen
Of Roy Ray. near the approach of the
inter-county bridge and ordered Mr..
Ray TO move the pen as 1t is unlawful
TO have il SO close to a public road.
The Camp Fire girls of Falls City,
under the leadership of Mrs. II. II.
(. - ..f, To- the annual hike On
v, eunesuay for Newport. The follow