Polk County observer. (Monmouth, Polk County, Or.) 1888-1927, 1910-04-26

P. A. Finseth was in Portland and
placed large orders for goods Friday.
Alfred Wick was a passenger to his
home in Falls City, Friday evening
Elmer and Lester Barnhart were
passengers to Falls City, Friday eVep-
ing.
Frank Syron and Roy Finseth at
tended the ball game in Portland, Sun
day.
Tom c. Kelley, of Eugene, was the
guest of friends in this city over Sun
day.
Henry Mckee, prosperous farmer
of Perrydale, was a Dallas visitor to-
day.
Walter L. Tooze, of Falls City, vis-
tied friends in Dallas, Sunday after
noon.
D. w. Harris, of Mitchellville, Iowa,
visited friends and relatives here last
week.
John T,ocl1man left this morning for
Montana, where he will spend the
summer.
Mr.. and Mrs E. c. Kirkpatrick
were the guests of friends in Salem
Saturday.
Douglas Gillian, prosperous
farmer of Bridgeport, was visitor IN
town today.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Nichols OF
Falls City, spent Sunday with friends
in this city.
Miss Maud Robertson came home
from her school work in Salem, Fri
day evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Richmond Wis
tied relatives and friends in Falls CITY
over Sunday.
DR. Victor Fink and son, Arthur, o
Salt Creek, were business Vlsitors II
: Dallas, Friday.
Mrs. c. L. Hubbard and daughte
: returned home Monday from feN
days visit in Salem.
Miss Madge Gage left Friday morn
ing for Mitchell, Oregon, where sh
will spend the summer.
Miss Emroy McDevitt, of Independ
ence, visited at the home OF MI an
e Mrs. ]. A. Lynch, Sunday.
I Miss Edna Hayes, a teacher in tn
o Portland schools, visited at her nom
e in this city over Sunday.
Judge J. e. Sibley and Oscar Hay
- fer Hayter were in Falls City on pro
4 fessionaI business, Friday.
| William Starr and Miss Iva Fletche
of Portland visited at the home OF M
and Mrs. William Tatom, Sunday
DIR. c. C. Polling, Presiding Elder
the United Evangelical Church, hll'
| an anpointment in Hillsboro, Sunda
II Miss Pearl Uglow, of South Ben
Washington, is visiting at the home
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Abel Uglo
Eliza d. Suitor was up from POI
land in his Moline touring car al
visited friends in Dallas the last OF
week.
II Dean Collins left Friday for POI
land from which place he Will
turn TO his school work at Univers
| of oregon.
Charles Canter, the popular
obllging conductor on the Salem-D
III las-Falls City run, was a visitor
Portland, Sunday.
II John Bird and Frank Bethel W.
among the enthusiastic Dallas Il
going to Portland, Sunday morni
TO witness the ball game
Miss Edna Hall, teacher in
DAYTON High School, spent sunday
the home of her parents, Mr.. and N
E. N. Hall.
Professor Fred ]. Tooze, Super
.o,dont of the schools of oregon c
visited his nephew, Walter L. To-
Jr. in Dallas, Saturday.
Mrs. NJ. E. Palmer came over II
ber home in Salem, Tuesday, 10
few days' visit at the home OF
daughter, Mrs. H. b. Cosper.
Miss Frances Byers, a member
tho mechanical force of the Alb
weekly citizen, spent Saturday
Sunday at the nome u hN' Pc
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. p. Byers-
Frank Brobst, a former membe
,be Adams-Brobst Hardware {
many but now residing on farm
che salt Creek neighborhood. Wa
visitor in Dallas, Saturday
CLYDE and Van Embree are IN
,as having accompanied the rem
Of their sister, Mrs Walter Sellers
the long journey from Harvey {
~. They will return home IN a
two weeks.
George Emory. President OF
Oregon oil & Pipe Line CONF
which is drilling an oil well on
vbfteaker place near Dallas, vi
DsIlas. Saturday. looking after
ness interests
Miss Claire Padrick went to OF
CITY saturday. for a visit Win
..arents. During her absence
nlace as stenographer in oscar
ter,s law Office is being filled by
Naude Robertson
IL Braden. Of PittsburE. p
an. time a resident Of Dallas. hs
.,,-,.s 10 this city. He broul
rs-toad Of farming implements
household goods. and VII pro
sestie in Polk County.