Polk County observer. (Monmouth, Polk County, Or.) 1888-1927, 1910-08-16

Professor I. M. Glenn is in Seattle
on business visit
o. e. Focht. of Ballston, was coun.
ty seat visitor yesterday.
Miss Gertrude Phelps, Of Portland
= is visiting friends in Dallas.
Mrs. j. M. Grant went to Monmouth
: today for a short visit with relatives
f. b. Hastings, of Wardner, Idaho,
, is visiting at the home of his mother
in this city.
Glenn Butler returned to Newport
yesterday, after a few days business
l visit in Dallas.
Justice B. Wilson. of independence,
was business visitor at the court
house this afternoon.
+ Miss May Shelton was a passenger
on the Portland train this afternoon,
en- route to Seaside.
Mr.. and Mrs Clarence Shultz visit
, ed at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Orville
Shultz in Black Rock, Sunday.
j. w. Myer. prominent hop grow
er of the Smithfield neighborhood, was
Il a Dallas visitor Saturday afternoon.
The Reverend Leon Myers, of this
city, and the Rev. Mr.. Childers, of
Amity, are al Newport for brief stay.
Mr.. and Mrs. Carl Thompson, of st.
Johns, left for Newport yesterday.
after visit at the home of his broth
err A r. Thono nson
Mrs. Deborah Perry, of Sacramento,
Cal, and Miss Fannie Dempsey, of
this city. went to Newport yesterday
for a few days outing.
Mrs Jennie Caldwell left yesterday
for months visit at her old home in
Denison, Iowa. She expects to return
to Dallas about october l.
/ Mr.. and Mrs. ]. C. Hutchins and
Mrs Thomas Petersen have returned
to Portland after a visit at the home
of Mr.. and Mrs A. w. Brown.
Mrs o. M. Reeves and daughter, of
Salem, spent last week in Dallas, visit
ing at the home of Mrs. Reeves broth
er, w. L. Hunsaker, and family.
Mr. and Mrs. Heron and Miss Ethel
johnson arrived in Dallas last night /
from Nampa, Idaho. Mrs. Heron will
be remembered as Miss Imo Johnson.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. l. Doan left Sunday
for a two weeks outing at Ocean
Park. They were accompanied by
their guest. c. P. Thrapp, of Danyille,
Illinois.
James Muir, who has been visiting
his brother, A. B. Muir, left for
his home in Hamilton, Canada, Sunday.
He was accompanied to Salem by his
brother.
r. E. Williams, National Republican
Committeeman for Oregon, attended a
dinner given in honor of Secretary of
the Interior B2llinger, in Portland,
Thursday night.
Professor and Mrs. c. w. Kantner,
of Seattle, are visiting at the home of
Mrs. Kantner's parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
B. f. Whitaker, at the farm home,
east of Dallas.
Editor Hart, of the Willamina
Times was pleasant caller at the
been in poor health for several
months, but is again in his office.
Mrs. r. b. Rowell of Eastern Wash 4
ington, and Mrs. Edward Siefarth, of l
Wash, are at the bedside
of their mother, Mrs. Henry Dimlck,
who is seriously i'll.
Hon. B. F. Mulkey, prosecuting at !,
torney of the First district, and an
anti-assembly candidate for Congress, !,
spent few hours visiting old-time
friends in Dallas, Saturday afternoon. :,
Miss Vera Cosper left for an outing 9
at Newport yesterday. Her aunts,
Mrs A. e. Crosby, of The Dalles, and
Miss Zaidee Palmer of Salem, met her
1t Corvallis and accompanied her to
he bay.
Miss May Foley and Miss Jennie
Thompson, of New York, who have
been visiting Miss Foley's sister, Mrs
I. l.. Bell, left for few Gays visit in
California before returning to their
homes in the East.
G. S. and P. d. Ediger arrived with
Kansas. They will make their homes
n Polk County. George Harder and
amily are expected to arrive from the
anne place this week.
John Bird returned yesterday from
n enjoyable vacation at Newport He s
ays ideal Summer weather prevails -
t the beach and that the crowd at
Tewport is larger than ever before.
pen for business.
Wesley Vaughn and family arrived
ONE from Siletz Bay yesterday. Mr.. ~
aughn had the misfortune to lose tit
ne of his horses while on the trip. ma
he animal was kicked by another
orse and was so badly crippled that
had to be killed. The family hired
young rancher in the Siletz country Fa
bring them home. Ms
William J. Clarke, accompanied by
Is wife and daughter and party of -
lends from Portland, spent few n
ours in Dallas Sunday. Mr.. Clarke
as been making a brief tour of West
n Oregon in the interest of his can
dacy. He Is receiving the loyal sup
Drt of Republicans in all parts of the
ate, all recognizing in him a man O.
no will prove a capable, conscien-
ous officer.
Members of jolly outing party re- + d
rning from Woods the last of