Polk County observer. (Monmouth, Polk County, Or.) 1888-1927, 1910-04-12


lem this morning.
Mrs. w. T. Brown went to Newberg
on this afternoons train.
Mrs. Matte Martin was passen-
ger to Portland, Sunday, for a shor
stay
Mrs Cornelius Hughes left for In
dependence this afternoon to visit
friends.
Ralph Adams, of the Adams furni-
ture store, was a business visitor In
Salem today.
Miss Emma Branson, of Salem, Is
visiting at the home of Mr. and Mrs.
A. s. Campbell.
William Ridgeway, a prominent
farmer and stock raiser of Buell., was
a business visitor in Dallas today.
The Rev. v. E. Willings, of Dayton,
and the Rev. v. Urbino, of Eugene,
are the guests of friends in Dallas to-
day.
Charles Howe came up from Port
land Monday morning and attended
the funeral of his late uncle, Robert
Howe.
Norval Gates returned home Sunday
evening, after spending few days
with relatives in McMinnville and
Newberg.
B. F. Boughey, of Falls City, stop
ped off in Dallas a few hours Satur-
day, while on his way home from
Portland.
Steve Braley, a prosperous farmer
and hop raiser of the Perrydale neigh
borhood was county seat visitor
| Saturday.
G. H Greer, of Newberg, returned
home this afternoon after attending
the funeral of his late brother-in-law
Robert Howe.
Mr.. and Mrs J. A. Lawrenson left
the last of the week for few days
visit with relatives in California and
Nebraska.
Miss Bertha Wright, a teacher In
the Albany public schools, visited over
Sunday at the home of Mr.. and Mrs
S. B. Taylor.
C. c. Hammerly, editor and pub
Usher of the Yamhill Reporter, was
business visitor in Dallas, Saturday
afternoon.
Willis Reynolds returned to hi
home at Shaw, Marion County, Satur
day, after few days visit with rela
tives in Dallas and Falls City.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Young an
Mrs James Leitch, of Portland, ar
visiting at the home of their parents
: the Rev. and Mrs. M. B. Young.
Mrs. w. L. Tooze, Jr., went to Post
land, Saturday. where she will pursu
| her vocal studies under the instruc
| ton of Mrs. Rose Bloch-Bauer.
After a several weeks visit at hi
! home in Dallas, Dan Browne has re
turned to Portland, where he is en-
gagged in the real estate business.
Mrs. A. P. Starr and Mrs. F. H. Mus
= colt went to Portland, Saturday, an
will visit for a few days with Mr.
= Kate Muscott and Mr.. and Mrs. c;
4 Headley.
T. J. Graves, a leading dairyma
[. and hop raiser of the Mccoy distric
= was in Dallas a few hours Saturda
and was kept busy greeting his mar
= friends.
IS Mr.. and Mrs. James Chitty left ye
terday for Toledo, where Mr.. Chit
will assist in the operation of II
|. county rock crusher during the roa'
making season.
:. Robert Thurston, for many yea
one of the owners Of a sawmill
North Dallas, was in Dallas. Saturda
He is at present engaged in milling
% Charlottesville, Linn County.
George Emory, President of Il
Oregon Oil and Pipe Line Compan
ie is up from Portland this week ON bui
s. ness connected with the drilling of G
oil well on the Whitaker farm.
k, The delegates from the Presbyte
Id ian Church going to Corvallis Il
IS morning to attend Presbytery we
of Mrs. ]. G. VanOrsdel, Mrs. Willis Sill
of onton, Mrs. Conrad Stafrin, H. Boz
r. and Mr.. Cornwall.
Evangelist Guy Phelps has return
to Dallas after holding evangelis
: meetings in Washington. He will lea
/ again in a few days for Huntingt'
II Oregon, where he will hold anotf
series of meetings.
III Among the delegates returning J
night from the United Evangeli
conference in Dayton were the Re
C. @. Polling, NJ. ]. Ballantyne, A.
Winter, A. w. Teats. ID. M. Metz
and Victor Ballantyne.
III RIM. Cramer former business n
H OF this city, once being connected ="
the Hughes and Cramer organ facte
and now an agent of the Thomp
Realty Company, of Portland, is h
looking after the interests Of his III
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. c. Kramer, Of f
City. were visitors in Dallas yesi
day. Mr.. Kramer is slowly improV
from the effects of a several mon
Ill illness anu noptS WIN NN
warm weather to gain complete re
from his long attack Of rheumati
II is possible that he will go to Col
Springs in a few days for a sew
weeks stay.
Eugene Hayter returned home
urday from a four weeks stay at
Collins hot springs in Southern wa
ington. The water Of the springs pl
ed highly beneficial to Mr.. Hayter
result Of the course OF baths
lameness caused by long siege OF
nammatory rheumatism has di
peared entirely and he returns h
weighing nearly twenty pounds n
than he did four weeks ago. he
sumed his duties as cashier OF the
las National Bank yesterday.