Polk County observer. (Monmouth, Polk County, Or.) 1888-1927, 1910-09-13
PERSONAL MENTION

: Ralph Butler. of Klamath Falls, Wis
, tied over Sunday with relatives in Dal
] las.
Mr. and Mrs. D. o. Bronson, of Lew
isville. visited relatives in Dallas, Sat
) urday
. Mr.. and Mrs. William Sergeant, o
| Perrydale, were visitors in Dallas yes
terday
Mr.. and Mrs. j. A. Lawrenson lef
yesterday for their new home in Cal
: ifornia.
Mrs. Matte Martin, of Salem, spen
Sunday at the home of her daughter
Mrs. j. c. Uglow.
The Rev, H. L. Pratt pastor of tn,
United Evangelical Church, was 8
Portland passenger Monday.
i F. r. Beals, prominent real estate
dealer and capitalist of Tillamook
was a visitor in Dallas, Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs, Lloyd Launer, oil
Grants Pass, are visiting at the home
of Mr.. Launer's mother in this city.
WI anu Mis-. warren QUICK, Oh Ball
ston, were visitors at the home of
Judge and Mrs. Dan P. Stouffer, Sat
urday.
Walter L. Tooze, Jr, and party of
friends left early Saturday morning for
hunting trip in the mountains on the
headwaters of the LaCreole River
Floyd Meyer is spending his vaca-
ton at the farm home of his parents
near Smithffeld. He is employed by
the Wells-Fargo Company in Tacoma
DR.. and Mrs. Mark Hayter, Mrs T.
j. Hayter and Mrs. Deborah Perry Wis
tied at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. H. r.
Sunday afternoon.
Jefferson Myers, Democratic candi-
date for Governor, spent a few hours
in Dallas, Friday. He expresses the
greatest confidence in his victory in
the primary election.
Mr.. and Mrs. M. B. Grant have re-
turned from an enjoyable Summers
stay at Newport. Mr.. Grant has once
rier on Rural Route No. 2.
Mr.. and Mrs. John FrapweH who
have been spending several weeks vis-
iting her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. III. w.
Farnham, left this morning for their
home in Watsonville, California.
L. R. Keller, of Lacrosse, Washing
ton, is visiting his old friend, Harry
Marshall, in this city. Mr.. Keller has
two brothers in Polk County and will
spend some time here visiting them. |
He is greatly pleased with the Will |
annette Valley.
Peter Berg arrived home Saturday
evening from a visit with relatives in
He was in a railroad |
wreck on his way home and received
severe bruises and a Slight injury to
his side. He stopped with relatives in |
Everett, Washington, while recover
ng.
Dr. A. B. Starbuck was one of the
lshers at the wedding of Dr. Harry M.
and Miss Helene Robinson
1t the First Presbyterian Church in
Portland, Wednesday evening. Doctor
had charge of DR.. Star
'uck's office in this city several months
While the latter was in the East
The many friends of Deputy Clerk
f. Toner will be glad to hear that
lie has sufficiently recovered from his
ecent severe Illness as to be able to
,e able to be back in the office again.
Ir, Toner is still quite weak from the
fleets of his long sickness and will
lot be able to resume active work for
everal days.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. C. Craven are up
rom Alhambra, California, for a
months visit with their sons in Polk 5
'ounty. They are now visiting at the
ome of their son, F. j. Craven, in
DALLAS. Mr.. and Mrs. Craven have
ozy home in Alhambra, a beautiful
uburb of Los Angeles, and are spend :
lg their declining years surrounded
y every comfort. Both enjoy the best
f health in the sunny Southland. I
F. w Chambers. Republican candi-
ate for Joint Representative from
ok and Lincoln counties, was over
rom Toledo, Saturday, greeting old
'iends and forming new acquaint-
noes. Mr.. Chambers is a member of
he pioneer Chambers family of Kings
alley and is well known in this coun-
2. He is well qualified for the import
Mt office which he seeks, and will
have no opposition for cleo
on.
Carl b. Williams, train dispatcher
II the Salem, Dallas & Falls City
Iilroad, returned the last of the week
ON a two weeks vacation in East
n Washington. He visited a few
W days in Spokane, but spent the
eater part of his vacation at the
,me of Mr.. and Mrs. w. b. Davis, i'm
gnd, Washington. where Mr.. Davis
Is the management of large wheat
evators belonging 70 the Farmers
MON. Mr.. Williams says he saw
ore wheat while on this trip than he
er saw in his lifetime before. He
eatly enjoyed his vacation and re-
rus lo MS WoTk Win much new ana
luable knowledge of train dispatch
g.
w. c. Hawley spent
iday and Saturday in Polk County.
: visited Independence and Mon 90
1uth on Friday and put in the great y
part OF Saturday in Dallas. AR =
iwley Is making a tour Of the coun-
$ Of the First Congressional District.
king TO inform himself as to the
eds Of the various localities and in !"
Ientally seeking votes I'm his cam "
ign for reelection. During his brief ''
y in Polk County, many Siietz
called on him TO pay
sir respects and to thank him for
earnest efforts in their behalf. Tile Bl
iian War Veterans also made known Ia
the Congressman their wishes con- Ds
ming an increase In pensions. Mr. -
wiley met many friends and sup "
-ters in the three towns Of Polk
unity and expressed regret that ne
Id not make his visit longer.