Polk County observer. (Monmouth, Polk County, Or.) 1888-1927, 1910-08-02

Mr.. and Mrs. Chauncey Mulkey Wis
Peter Berg will leave tomorrow for
a months visit with his aged parents
in Wisconsin.
Mrs. Modesto Airport and children,
of Eugene, are visiting her sister, Mrs.
August Boman.
Ray Craven and Earl Wisecarver re-
turned Sunday from an outing in the
Siletz country.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Blessing drove
over from Salem, Sunday, and visited
his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. S. w. Bless
ing.
Mr.. and Mrs. Will H. Patterson, of
North Yakima, were guests at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs d. P. Patterson
few days this week.
Mrs. H. P. Shriver and Mrs. Lizzie
Mills Beall will go to Falls City to-
morrow and camp while Mr.. Shriver
paints the new schoolhouse.
Robert F. Fisher and George D.
Ol6WdIlt VI MOlteihp, oAS iAA AOSiAN.'
looking for location. Mr.. Fisher is a
nephew of Mrs. w. v. Fuller.
Mr.. and Mrs. Webb Lewis and
children, of Oak Grove, spent Sunday
at the home of Mrs. Lewis parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. James Boydston.
The Reverend Father H. j. Nc
Dewitt was up from Portland on a
business visit yesterday He viii hold
services in st. Philips Church next
Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. G. Simon, of Sa-
lem, were in Dallas a few hours Sat-
urday. They were on their way to Air
lie to spend a few days visiting Mr..
and Mrs. Henry Lacey.
Thomas Ramsey and Ray Howe will
leave next week for a fishing trip on
the headwaters of the LaCreole and
Siletz rivers. They will travel on foot
and are preparing to rough it.
Mrs. T. C. Stockwell came out from
Newport, Saturday, for an over Sun
day visit. Her aunt, Mrs. Charles Ie-
man, accompanied her. Mrs. Stock
well returned to Newport today.
A Mr.. Van Houten, an old-time
friend of Andrew Holmes. was Wis
itor in Dallas few days last week
Mr.. Van Houtens home is in Iowa,
and he is spending the Summer tour
ing the coast states.
Mrs. Tyler Smith returned to her
home in Sheridan, Friday. after a sew
eral weeks visit with her daughter.
Mrs. Joe Craven. Mrs Smith is stead
lily improving from injuries received
in a runaway several weeks ago.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. s. Rogers. of Port
land. were guests at the home OF Mr..
and Mrs. II. @. Campbell, Sunday Mr..
Rogers returned to Portland yester-
day morning. Mrs. Rogers will visit
friends here until the end of the week.
Henry Fern. one Of the leading
farmers on Dallas Rural Route 2. was
in town Saturday. He has just finished
taking care of his hay crop. He har-
vested 80 acres this year, and says the
yield was heavy. His 1s-acre hop yard
gives promise Of a good crop.
r. MeLennan came up from Port
land. Sunday, and drove out to his
mountain ranch in the Pioneer neigh
borhood to make arrangements for
harvesting his 25-acre hay crop. Mr.
MeLennan is now employed in the
general Office Of the o. r. & n. Com
pany in Portland.
l. @. Arehart. a substantial farmer
living North OF Independence. was
business visitor in Dallas yesterday.
Mr.. Arehart says the wheat fields In
his neighborhood promise good yield
He Is OF the opinion that late Spring
oats will be a little light on account
Of the continued dry weather.
Hon. George Meyer and family. so-
perintendent and AIRS. II c. Seymour
and Clarence Reynolds arrived home
yesterday from a two weeks outing on
Knchis River. near Tnlamook. The
members Of the party greatly enjoyed
the vacation. caught all the mountain
trout they could eat and returned
home dusty. tanned and happy.
8 p. Kimbau. one Of the leading
fruit raisers of POLK County. and win
ner of the Grand Prize at the recent
salem Cherry Fair. f. visiting his big
rrune orchard Sorth o. Dallas today.
He says his orchard promises a heary
yield. Nr. KimbalI Will a. usual. BE- IN
the market for green prunes at his
Dallas dryer. His advertisement ap-