Social and Personal Notes From Dallas Weekly
Social and personal notices show a busy Dallas week with visitors and travels. People traveling to Portland Vancouver and Corvallis. dances and gatherings at the auditorium. shopping mentions for wagons gloves shoes and lemons. Local business updates include binding twine price cuts and a secondhand wagon for sale.
Community notices and local hires reflect 19th century norms
Mine Nellie Harris returns from Portland with friends as vacancies promise employment and rapid promotion. The Hill yard hops near full size offer early picking. Capt. David B. Ogden visits as river work accelerates. Y P S of the Christian church hosts Indies at J W Richardson’s home. A restaurant and bakery plans open by Aug 1 with in-city delivery. Several residents switch rooms in Cooper block. Revival Brigade ends a two week service with conversions. Moore's Hair Invigorator and Horpicide advertised as scalp cleansers. Fraternal Union installs officers including Etta Walker and J T Huntley, with W H Walker as a steward.
Frank Lucas Leaves for Port as Band Member
Frank Lucas departed Friday for port to join the band and orchestra, with Mise Ruth Mulkey in charge of Mise Fay con Was brought from Portland to Dallas for interment. Mise St son conducted millinery in Monmouth and was well known. An early age in life is deplorable. Halleck's Hair Vigor advertised by A. S. Locke of Pendence and A. Halleck of Monmouth offered in 26c and 50c bottles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Lucas
Port
Bivaba
Monmouth Flea
Mise Ruth Mulkey
Faycon
Dalla
Portland
Mise Stson
Monmouth
Halleck
Locke
Pendence
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Thos
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Jeff Mattney
F. A. Douty
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Ethel Whiteaker
Arlene Gaither
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5. E. Owen
O. D. Butler
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Glenn Ireland
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Grace Wallace
T. W. Brunk
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Mr. Otis Duree
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H. H. Wagoner
Charlotte Robertson
W. H. Craven
F. S. Younger
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Ella Sherman
Alberta Campbell
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J. W. Kirkland
G. L. Whiteaker
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Pomeroy
Alsea
Otis Wolverton
Ida Holbard
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Mesener’s
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J. E. Kirkland
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M. L. Dorris
D. L Hedges
Eugene Mone Day
Y. A. Gray
F. L. McKnight
Chas, Scribner’s Sona
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Meatner's
Albert Campbell
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P. L
A. F. Campebell
G. A. Forbes
Grants Pase
Mollie Scott
Washington
Ella Irvine
Douty
G. A. Stark
Huys
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Wo. Lif
Mrs
Ellen Robertson
Homer Wood
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Mrs. Woods
A.B. Robinson
E. T. Henkie
Mite Florence Wagoner
McCoy
Rebeka
Kathleen Lowe
Dayton
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Revival Brigade
Thos. Pennell
Susie Pipes
ROM, Wade & Co
Emma Kirkpatrick
Eeho
A. S. Locke
Independence Degree of Honor Lodge
Grand Lodge
Star Grocery
F.S. Wilson
Harry E. Wagoner
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Nellie Harris
Miss Harrie
Hill's Yard
David B. Ogden
Y.P. 5
The
Christian Church
J. Ww. Richardson
Goodi
John Gee, Stoll
A. J. Goodman
Cooper Block
California
Moore
J. 8. Moore
Fraternal Union
FLM
Etta ©. Walker
Justice
J.T. Huntley
Protector
Forest Finch
Truth
Malvina Kelso
Mercy
Wm, Cockle
Guide
Nora S. Mattison
Guard
Sarah Wood
Sentinel
Maggie Shafer
C. Smith
W. F. Campbell
W. H. Walker
W.R. Allin
D.C
Oscar Hayter
Campbell Building
Ortoos
Roger Bros
C. A. Kramer