Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-11-29

on. has returnedto her home.
Mrs. s. G. Parsons (nee Matte
Morris) and son, Jack, were in Dali
las over the last Of the week visit.
ing with Mrs. Morris father, r. E.
Morris, of the Gail hotel.
, ". w. Williams OF Airlie made
business trip to Dallas Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. P. Shriver re-
turned Saturday morning from Sa-
lem, where they had been the
guests Of their nephew, w. H. Mills,
and family.
J. F. Ulrich. prosperous farmer
living in the vicinity of Airlie, was
county seat visitor Saturday. Mr.
Ulrich has one Of the best farms IN
Polk county.
L. c. Newton, manager Of the
Dallas Canning company, was in
Portland last week on business con-
nected with the company. Little
Miss Clara Maud Newton is visiting
with her grandparents in Portland
this week.
G. H. Carl. of the Auto Utilities
company, was in Carlton over the
last of the week. He was accom-
panied by his son, Lester.
Captain Walter L. Tooze Jr., of
McMinnville was in town Saturday
night and Sunday. He denies that
he is to be the next United States
district attorney, insisting he is seek
fng only to be appointed minister
to Siam or Paraguay.
Nicholas Neufeldt, young man
| living on the Fred Elliott place
east of town, is reported to be criti-
cally ill with pneumonia. His con-
dition is said to be improving how
ever.
On Wednesday afternoon the
members of the bridge club were
elaborately entertained at the home
of Mrs. II. A. Joslin on Miller ave-
nue.. At o'clock a Thanksgiving
luncheon was served and the table
was appropriately decorated in
keeping with the season. Chrysan-
themums graced the festive board
and dainty place cards marked the
seats OF the guests. The honors of
| the afternoon fell to Mrs. r. L..
Chapman. The members OF the
| bridge club are: Mrs. w. l.. Soehren
| Mrs. U. S. Loughary, Mrs. r. l..
Chapman. Mrs. v. c. Staats. Mrs.
Tracy Stats, Mrs. Wynn Johnson.
Mrs. H. A. Woods, Mrs. c. E. Stats,
/ Mrs, A. b. Robinson, Mrs. J. G. Ug-
| low. Mrs. l.. d. Brown and Mrs.
H. A. Joslin.
Mr. and Mrs. A. A. Moore and
son, Denzel, spent Thanksgiving
with Floyd D.. Moore at his home.
Miss VanBorhese, superintendent
of the Dallas hospital, enjoyed
Thanksgiving dinner at the home
of Frank Coad.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Ridgeway of
Buehl are rejoicing over the arrival
of a ten pound baby boy Friday
noon at the Dallas hospital Both
mother and baby are doing nicely.
Carl Anderson of Independence,
who was denied citizenship in the
1st because he had claimed exemp-
ttion on the grounds of alienage to-.
gether with a declaration of inten-
ton at Dallas Saturday. Since the
court proceedings and in the court
proceedings Mr.. Anderson has con-
stantly declared that he had no in
tentions of asking for exemption at
. the time that he was listed for the
military service. But there must
have been some misunderstanding
and to prove his contention that he
is willing to serve the government
as soldier he has Joined the
guard and is taking an active part
in the work He hopes to be per
mitted to become citizen at the
expiration of the five year. period
which is the probate period imposed
by the government.
The Masonic lodge had a bic
meeting in their lodge rooms al
Dallas Friday night. A large num-
Der Of local Masons and visiting
, brethren from Independence, Oswe.
go, state of Illinois and other places
were present -after the comforting
of the work in the third degree the
/. members enjoyed a delightful ban
quet.
al Homer Link and sister, Nell o.
. the Pedee country were in tow
Saturday attending to business ant
incidentally calling upon some o
their friends.
!. e. l.. c. Christ, warehousemal
of Ballston, Oregon, was transact
y ing business in Dallas Saturday.
: Harry Ryan of Pcrt-ud wa
:. transacting business in Dallas las
Saturday
Charles Bracher of Perrydal
was in Dallas last Saturday meel
;, ing friends and transacting busi
ness.