Polk County observer. (Monmouth, Polk County, Or.) 1888-1927, 1910-03-22
PEOPLE YOU KNOW
COmings and Goings as Told by Our
Exchanges.

Mrs. w. w. Nelson went to Dallas,
Thursday morning, to visit her sister,
Mrs. D. M. Metzger.-Newberg Graph
ic.
| Rev. George Gillespie, of Mill City,
will speak in the Grace Presbyterian
church Sunday morning and evening.
Albany Herald.
Friends of Mrs. A. J. Hunsaker will
be pleased to learn she is improving
from her recent serious illness-Mc-
Minnville Telephone Register.
C. C. McCracken, of Dallas, and his
wife, who are visiting their daughter,
Mrs. Bert Olin, will leave Monday for
home.-St. John personal in Evening
Telegram.
Mrs. 7. V. B. Embree and her
daughter, Mrs. Sellers, have arrived
from Polk County and are stopping
with the Embree boys in Sunset val
| lley.-Burns News.
Thomas Hayter, of Dallas, Oregon,
pioneer of 1850, is registered at the
Imperial. Eugene Hayter, cashier of
the First National Bank, of Dallas, is
also at the same hostelry.-Sunday
Oregonian.
Linn Nesmith, a popular High
School student, went to Cottage Grove
on business Wednesday says a Eu-
gene paper. 1t is a wonder Eugene
would allow him to reside in that city
without changing his name.-Cottage
Grove Leader.
Mrs. Graham Glass left on Monday
for New York to be with Miss Ethel
wynne and Graham Glass during the
Easter holidays. Miss Ethelwynn is at
tending a finishing school at Mill
brook, N. Y, and Graham Glass is at
Harvard. Mrs. Glass with her son and
daughter will spend some days in
New York, also in Boston and Attain
tic City.-Sunday Oregonian.
Bud Jones has resigned his position
as secretary of the commercial club
and will leave Sunday for Portland
where, in company with f. A. Lewis,
he will open a law office in the Ger
linger building, under the firm name
of Lewis & Jones. He will also be asso-
ciated with the firm of Hyland, Jones
& Company, in the real estate and
timber business. Mr.. Jones is one of
our most energetic young men and
that he will succeed in his venture is
assured. Mr.. Lewis is a young lawyer
from Michigan. In the realty business
II ID IL Ill l. l..
is the senior member-Sheridan Sun.
Monmouth Herald)
P. E. Chase has sold a half interest
in his furniture business to his broth
er, o. p. Chase.
Postmaster Wolverton received a
piece of parchment from Washington
last Saturday. with President Taft's
autograph on it, 1t was his appoint
ment as postmaster of Monmouth for
the ensuing term.
william Fugate and family moved
to Salem this week. Mr.. Fugate went
over last Monday and the rest of the
family took their departure wednes-
day. except Ruth and Esther, who are
teaching school, the former at Falls
City and the latter at this place.
Fred Williams. the Junior member
Of the firm known as the Williams
Drug Company. in Independence. has
concluded to return to the Philippine
Islands. where he will again enter the
L. s. Army Mr.. Williams left the
army two years ago, at which time he
held a lieutenant's commission.
fSalem Statesman.)
c. L. Starr left for Olympia. Wash
ingt0n. wednesday evening. to be gone
until Saturday
Miss Helene Dalrymple returned
last night from TillamOok. after a two
months visit with her brother. Tom
Holman.
H. O. Campbell. one Of the real es-
tate dealers and enterprising business
men Of Dallas. was transacting busi-
mss in salem yesterday.