Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1921-02-28
Dallas

! Dallas
Dallas, Or, Feb. 28.-Severa
cases of smallpox are now being as
/ tended by the Dallas physicians
The first to be cinfined was Mrs
henry G. Campbell. Later Mr.. and
Mrs. Charles II. Morse and a cay
or two ago Hugh Black, were con-
lined with the disease. The physi-
,ians have it we'll under control
md there is little danger of its
spreading. Thus far there have
been no fatalities.
Prof. w. l. Reynolds, well known
educator of Polk county, has re-
signed the principaliship of the
Buena Vista high school because of
failing health. Mr.. Reynolds is the
,ldest pedagogue in this part of the
state, having served As years in his
chosen profession. Many of his
former pupils are now business
men and middle aged women in
Dallas and other Polk county dis
rricts. Mr.. Reynolds has been Polk
county school superintendent at
Two different time during his serv-
ice for humanity.
The shoe shop on Court street is
again operated under new manage
ment. The Atwood brothers recent
~ sold the place of business to y.
s. Stinson, formerly of Albany. The
Atwood boys are contemplating
business in Toledo.
The Ricketts, glee club that gave
The Dallas people a delightful en-
ertainment last Tuesday evening,
under the auspices of the Knights
f Pythias, gave a return engage
nent at the Majestice theatre on
saturday night. Their work was so
well enjoyed that the manager con-
sidered it worth while to have them
return.
crank Gilham, well known re-
red farmer of the Pedee country
no has been sojourning in Salem
for the past few weeks, was visit
ing in Dallas over the weekend.
Homer Raab, a sawmill operator
on the La Creole creek near Ellen
dale, has been cruising timber at
The head of the creek for the past
few days.
The Gardner brothers who have
taken over the Sampson products
and expect to handle cars, tractors
and farm machinery, are now NOV
ing into their new location opposite
the Gail hotel on Court street.
Bill Reddekopp, well known
farmer of the Salt Creek country,
was transacting business in Dallas
Saturday.
Waiter Young, a prominent me-
chanic of this city, has been con-
lined to his bed for several days.
though the sickness is not serious
il is keeping him from the garage.
Clarence DeLenay of the Rick
reall district, was transacting busi-
ness in Dallas Saturday.
Rev. N. Shupp returned last Fri
day TO his home in Portland after
visiting for several days at the
home of his daughter, Mrs. U. S.
Irene Ritner, who is attending
school here, visited her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Ritner, at the
spaulding logging camp over the
week -end.
Jasper Bagley, of Lewisville, was
business here last
a thursday.
Miss Amy Inman of Portland WIS.,
tied with friends and relatives
mere over the weekend.
Mr.. and Mrs. oscar Ellis attend
ed the K. p. dance at Falls City
last Friday night.
Miss Buena Fiske was a guest
over the weekend of Mrs. VIM.
Koenigs, formerly Miss Ruth Num-.
Mrs. S. J. Proctor returned
thursday from a visit Of a few
weeks with her son and family at
Idaho.
Mrs. Ben Phillips, who has been
critically ill, is much improved and
vas removed from the hospital 70
he home of Mr.. ind Mrs. I, D.
Phillips a few days ago.
Mr.. and Mrs. +. E. Meyer VINO
ecently sold their dairy ranch
ear Hebo to w. p. Miller, are stay ]
~ for a short time at the home OF
heir son, Floyd c. Meyer. at Smith
ield. In a few weeks they will go
O southern California and later 70
arizona seeking improvement IN
.fr. Meyers health Il
Mr.. and Mrs. H. A. Josin spent
he weekend in Portland.
Miss Laura Brunner spent the
-eek-end at her home in oregon
,ity. ~
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Boydston
-ere here from HnlsbOrO over the
veek-eud seeking house with the
dea of moving back 70 Dallas
Mr.. and Mrs. Sherman Thomp-
on and daughter Of Portland ana
ars. sarah Woodington Of Salem
peut the weekend with M. ana
drs. Jim Magers
1fr and Ms Theo Turner ana
rfle daughter Of Chemava spent