Polk County observer. (Monmouth, Polk County, Or.) 1888-1927, 1910-01-28
MONMOUTH

Mr.. and Mrs. U. G. FIeff1y were in
Salem, Saturday.
James Sebring, of Airlie, was in
Monmouth, Monday
M. M. Jones made a business trip
to the Capitol City last week.
Elder. George Ritchey, of Newberg,
was in town on business Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jesse Simpson, of Eu-
gene. were the guests of his parents
Sunday.
Sam Davis, of Buena Vista, was the
guest of Mr.. and Mrs. George Sullivan,
Saturday.
Saturday being a rainy day, the
town was full of people and the mer-
chants were busy all day.
H. H. Glassford, of Corvallis, was
looking over Monmouth, Monday, and
was we'll pleased with the town.
Mr.. and Mrs. e. r. Gerner, of Eu-
gene, were in town Friday, en- route
to the county seat to visit relatives.
oliver Waller, formerly citizen of
Monmouth, puI NOW VI 'hS oSN'N
county, is visiting friends and rela-
tives in town.
Riddell & Sons shipped a fine An
CORA goat to New Mexico, Monday.
They ship blooded goats and sheep to
all parts of the country.
Guy Hewitt, the successful dairyman
of the Luckiamute Valley was in
town Friday and reported everything
lin good shape on the farm.
Mr.. Taylor, of Independence, mad
his usual business trip to Monmouth,
Saturday. Mr.. Taylor is one of the
successful hop raisers of Polk County
Mr.. Kerby, of Forest Grove, was in
town last week, making arrange
ments with Riddell & Sons for the
purchase of number Of fine sheep
. Mr.. and Mrs. Silas Compton, OF
Highland, Polk County, were th'
guests of Mr.. Lee and his daughter
Mrs. Emma Tate, Saturday and Sun
day.
Mrs. f. NJ. Fisher, of Jefferson, cam
to town Friday and spent Saturda,
and Sunday with her husbands par
ents. Mr.. and Mrs. w. P. Fisher. Sh
returned home Monday.
George Kelly, of Newberg, was j
town on a business visit last FRIDAY
Mr.. Kelly told us he had been takin
n the Observer since its first issu'
twenty-five years ago, and said h
IS could not get along without it.
Mrs. w. T. Sellers and four soI
ID left for their home in Hermisto
n Umatilla County, last Friday, after
three weeks visit with her parent
k. Mr.. and Mrs A. n. Halleck. and h
d. sister. Mrs. A. N Poole. Mrs. Selle
likes the Willamette Valley well, ha
"a ing been raised here. and she thin
/, that some time in the future she m
move back.
=, A. l. Chute took some butter-fat
sv to the creamery Wednesday mornir
a,s short time after arriving there.
horses thought he had stayed 10
enough. 50 they started home
break-neck speed. BY the time tn
got to town. they were about ur
ne out and were stopped without mu
damage having been done
Ia some time between last Friday a
Monday. some contemplate. lowdo
sneak went into the Cochran scho
house and broke out every wind
and wrote some vile trash on
I a blackboard. The penitentiary is
proper place for such parties. and
ON pains should be spared in detect
Ool them. We understand there IL
ward Of $50 Tor the culprit's arrest
in Dos have killed a large number
ext Hiddeu a sons fne sheep and 60
this winter. They got one dog sat
DAY night. but not until after Il
Killed three q their finest impor
goata Tvo doEs were engaged IN
4 q killing buf one eecaped Aonmo
has . lot q dog thai DO little
- fu~f nor but ktr sheep- The ice