Polk County observer. (Monmouth, Polk County, Or.) 1888-1927, 1910-07-08
PERSONAL MENTION

Mrs. N. L. Butler is up from Port
land on a visit.
Ira Hooker. of AirIie, was count,
seat visitor yesterday.
Tracy Stats was business visitor
in Portland yesterday.
Mel Hamilton. of Salem, was Wis.
itor in Dallas, Monday.
J. H. Hart and family are among
the campers at Glendale.
F. E. Martin, of Medford, is the
guest of Wilson E. Kurtz and family
Miss Elizabeth Pollock returned tc
her home in Forest Grove yesterday
Mrs. John Lynn and Mrs. F. R.
Smith were visitors in Salem. Wednes-
day.
Miss Gertrude Ray and Paul Ray, of
Hillsboro, are visiting their uncle. S.
M. Ray.
Mr.. and Mrs ]. ]. Wilson, of Salem,
were in Dallas on business visit We'd
nesday.
Moss Walker, the popular hotel man
of Independence, was Dallas visitor
Tuesday
Hood Craven, of Salmon River, vis-
tied at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. F.
]. Craven this week.
Mrs, Nancy Fowler went to Salem,
Wednesday. She will spend several
days visiting relatives there.
C. w. Beckett, former assessor of
Polk County, was a business visitor
at the Courthouse yesterday.
Lief Finseth was out from the Siletz
country on a business visit the first of
the week. He returned yesterday.
Mrs. A. f. Toner left yesterday for
where she will be the guest
of her sister, Mrs. H. L. Fenton.
Mrs. R. d. Jennings entertained as
weekend visitors Mr.. and Mrs. Eu-
gene Eckerlen and family of Salem.
John Fuller, of Salem. is in Dallas
a local lodge of the Order
of Yeomen, an insurance organization.
o. ]. Lewis left Wednesday for Ken
newick, Washington. He will stop at
Tacoma and visit his mother for a few
days.
Edward Bricker arrived in Dallas,
Wednesday, from several months
stay on his timber claim in Lake
County.
Col j. b. Eddy, right-ofway agent
Of the Southern Pacific Company, was
a business visitor at the Courthouse,
Wednesday.
William Gregory returned to his
home at Palmer, Oregon, Wednesday,
after a visit with his brother, Judge
Charles Gregory
Mrs. Ollie Kimball and son, Jesse
are visiting at the home of |
Mr.. and Mrs. Ssnford Shultz, near
Oregon.
G. H. Crawford, the efficient road |
of Spring Valley, was
business visitor at the courthouse
Wednesday morning.
w. T. Shaw went. to The Dalles,
Wednesday. The family will follow
ater. Mr.. Shaw expects to make his
lome in Tie Dalles.
d. A. Farnham departed for his
lome in Chico, California, Thursday
morning after a short visit with his
'rother, H. w. Farnham, of this city.
County Treasurer E. C. Dunn has
,one to Pullman, Washington, for the
'enefit of his health. His official du-
les have been left to his brother, Tay-
or.
Miss Mella White, of Oak Grove;
Hiss Minnie Elton and Miss Nellie
shepard, of Portland, are guests at
he home of the Reverend T. H. STAR
uck.
Mrs. ]. M. Wonderly returned to her
ome in Falls City, Wednesday, after
aving spent the Fourth with her par
nts, Mr.. and Mrs. ], L. Illingsworth,
f Tygh Valley.
Mr.. and Mrs. M. A. Jennings and
aughter, Miss Maizie, left Tuesday
norning for their home in Wabash,
indiana, after several weeks visit with
heir son, Robert d. Jennings.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. L. Hawkins, F. j.
'oad and family and II. L. Fenton re-
lrned this week from Newport. Mrs.
'enton remained at the seaside. where
he will be Joined by her husband next {
yeek.
M. NJ. Jones, of Monmouth, was a
isitor in Dallas, Wednesday. He was
ccompanied by III. W. Olcott an old
me friend from Monmouth, Illinois.
Ir. Olcott is enjoying a Summer vaca- s
on in oregon.
Professor C. 1. Lewis, of the Oregon {
.gricultural College, was a guest at
ne farm home of the Ewing brothers
Wednesday. He was on his way to
alem, where he will deliver an ad-
ress on apple culture.
Coroner r. L. Chapman, of this city,
nd F. ]. Chapman, of Salem, have re-
lrned home from Ohio, where they Z
'ent few weeks ago to visit rela- {
yes and superintend the erection of
monument at the grave of their late :
lther, Charles II. Chapman. They al {
} visited at the home of their brother, {
. C. Chapman, in Grand Rapids,
Iichigan.