Polk County observer. (Monmouth, Polk County, Or.) 1888-1927, 1910-09-20
PERSONAL MENTION

In Portland. 'e'atiNe
W. 70. Goodell, of Rlckreall Voc
Dallas visitor yesterday "'s
Miss Gladys Canter has ro...
from visit In Portland.
Mrs. Walter L. Tooze, Jr. wos.
Portland visitor Saturday.
J Miss Eta Waters, of Falls c,t,.
visiting friends in this city
Won Casey, of Roseburg, visited :,
Dallas between trains TODAY "
W. %. Burns of Luckamute was
county seat visitor yesterday 80
George Niggle, of Monmouth wa.
business visitor In Dallas yesterday
Miss Halle Morrison returned e.
day evening from a visit in portlona
l.. A. Williamson, of Rlckreou ~.
business visitor in Dallas YESTERDAY
George T. Gerlinger was q nassenao.
to Portland on the Saturday mornina :
train.
MISS Iva Stanley has accepted No.
sitfon as clerk in the Daniel q sears
music store.
MRS. cara Keefhaver of Lebanon
is visiting at the home of her fatbor
j. J. Williams.
ii. j. Elliott, manager of the Perrv-
dale touring mill, is a business visitor
in Dallas today.
Mrs Henry Volheim, of Portland
Is visiting at the home of her sister
Mrs, J. c. Uglow.
j. j. Davis, a substantial farmer g.
Northwestern Polk, was county seat
visitor yesterday.
Mrs. c. A. Bennett was passenger
10 Portland, Saturday, for few davs'
visit with relatives
Mrs. Jack Wilson and daughter have
returned home after spending the
Summer at Willamna.
ii. H. Parsons, a former teacher in
the Dallas public schools is up from
McMinnville on a visit today.
Mrs. II. ID. Phillips arrived home the
last of the week from a three months
visit with relatives in Missouri.
Mr. and Mrs Joseph Craven, of
Monmouth, visited at the home of
their son, j. r. Craven, Sunday.
Hood Craven left for his claim on
Salmon river Saturday after a visit
with relatives and friends in this city.
Wilse Allen, substantial farmer of
Hastern Polk, accompanied by his
son, was in Dallas on a business err
rand this afternoon.
G. w. Bowers, of Marcellus Michi-
gan, was in Dallas on a business visit
the last of the week He left again for
the East, Sunday afternoon.
c. l.. Hubbard went to Portland,
Saturday, for brief stay. 1t is prob
able that Mr.. and Mrs. Hubbard will
spend the Winter in that city.
Harry Marshall and his guest, L. R.
Keller, visited friends in Salem Sun
day. Mr.. Keller left Sunday evening
for his home in Lacrosse Washington.
Mrs j. G. Van Orsdel and daugh-
ter, Pauline, went to Eugene yester-
day. Miss Pauline will attend the Uni
versity of oregon the coming year.
Mrs. Deborah Perry left Sunday af-
ternoon for her home in Sacramento,
California, after a two months visit
at the home of her uncle, T. ]. Hay
ter.
Miss Nellie Collins came down from
her fruit farm West of Falls City to-
day and will spend the Winter at the
home of her father, Judge j. l.. Coll
ins.
B. Casey is visiting at the home of
his father in WOODBURY. Mrs. Casey
has been visiting in San Francisco for
several weeks but is now in Woodburn
and will accompany her husband when
he returns to Dallas
George H. Bacon, of San Francisco,
has been visiting his uncle, Council
man w. A. Ayres, in this city. The
voung man is member of Uncle
Sans Navy and is stationed at Mare
Island, where he is serving in the en-
gine room of the cruiser South Da-
kota."
Carl Fenton left yesterday for Eu-
gene, where he will attend the UnlVer-
sity of Oregon the coming school year.
Rv enrolling this young man as STU
dent the university gains one OF the
hest all-round athletes in the state'
II. L. Fenton accompanied his son 10
Eugene.
Mrs. s III. Petre, of Bridgeport re-
ceived a telegram Saturday informing
her of the serious illness OF her lather
at his home in Liberty Hill, Tennes-
see. Mrs. Petre left Sunday AFTERNOON {
for the old home state. She was ac-
by her husband as iar as
Portland.
Mr. and Mrs. f. C. Richmond ana
little daughter will leave tomolro"
for their new home in Marshfeld' ore
gon. Mr.. Richmond has purchased
cigar store in that live Coos Bay ci'y
and saws the prospects are exceeuine
Nv bright for a successful business Ine
departure of this estlmable family VIII
he greatly regretted by Wiue '"''' {
of friends in Polk County
Mrs. Ellen Hubbard arrived nor'e
Monday from an all Summer VISIT III III
salt Lake City and Portland IN Sa,, @
lake she visited her daughter az" /
greatly enjoyed the pleasant ciilaa,s,
She thinks the Mormon city one OF ,s !ns
most beautiful she has ever NiS'.s ..a
and has many words of praise ioi w 'ne /
enterprise and public spirit OF l.s .,,5o. re-
dents Mrs. Hubbard visited rela'lNes s,
in portland several weeks on her way
home.