Polk County observer. (Monmouth, Polk County, Or.) 1888-1927, 1910-03-25
PERSONAL MENTION

Miss Elizabeth Howell is visiting
friends in Salem.
s. M. Gurney of Falls City, visited
in the city Wednesday.
Mrs C. r. Cochran, of Falls City,
is visiting friends in Dallas
Mrs. w. D. Gillian, of Gillian Sid
ing, was in town Wednesday.
Sheriff J. M. Grant was a business
visitor in Salem, Wednesday,
Glenn o. Holman was a business
visitor in Portland this week.
Miss Leila Reese, of Falls City, is Wis
iting her sister, Mrs. McCulloch.
G. D. Treat. the Falls City merchant,
was in Dallas, Wednesday, on business.
County Clerk E. M. Smith made a
business trip to Falls City yesterday.
]. P. Byers came down from Falls
City, Wednesday, for a few days visit
with his family.
Miss May Shelton and Miss Nora
Robertson were visitors in Portland,
Tuesday and Wednesday.
Walter F. Nichols, assistant cashier
of the Bank of Falls City, was a coun-
ty seat visitor Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed. Blessing and lit
tie daughter, of Salem, visited rela-
tives in Dallas this week.
DR., D. D. Young has opened an Of
flee in Monmouth and will practice in
that town a few days each week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Y. C. Bressie, who
were married in Falls City this week,
were visitors in Dallas yesterday.
H. Y. Kirkpatrick, publisher of the
Lebanon Express-Advance, was bust
ness visitor in Dallas yesterday.
Mitchell Butler and family moved
to Newport, Monday. Mr.. Butler will
take charge of a store in that city.
The Rev. Richey, pastor of the
Christian church of Newberg, was in
Dallas, Wednesday, visiting friends.
John Chappell, of Portland, spent a
'ew hours in Dallas, Tuesday, while
IN his way to his old home in Falls
City.
David Hall and L. M. CRANES, of ,
Falls City, stopped off in Dallas a few
lours yesterday on their way to Wash
ngton.
Mr. and Mrs. E. w. Stats drove t
own from Airlie yesterday and spent I
few hours shopping and visiting '
riends ;
j. Bagley, of Luckiamute, was a +
usiness visitor in Dallas yesterday t
lie reports the farmers all busy in his /
4
Samuel Gibson returned Wednesday, j
rom Aberdeen, Washington, where he r
as been spending a few days visiting
18th his parents. u
Ralph Savery, a progressive farmer
nd horse breeder of the Salt Creek y
was in Dallas on "
usiness errand yesterday.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. N. Holman, of Port
md, came in Wednesday for few
ays' visit with Mrs Holman's grand o
other, Mrs. Amanda Harris. =
Rev. Abbott, State Sunday School n
visionary, preached in the M. E. G.
hurch in Dallas last Sunday morning 8,
large and appreciative audience. u
Mrs. Julia Connaway, of Portland, O.
visiting at the home of Mrs. Anna fl
pad. Mrs. Coad's sister, Mrs. j. S. 81
ooper, is also here from Independ- P
ice. fl
Jasper Coad is critically i'll at the
ome of his mother, Mrs. Anna Coad,
this city. His sister, Mrs. ]. B.
his bedside. h,
Mrs. Cora McCallister and daugh- n,
r. Mrs. Edith Rowland, arrived from p,
'rthern Washington this week and al
e looking after their property in fc
rests in this city. -
c. c. Kays and George Skeels were
Dallas, Wednesday, experimenting 1
e work of dismantling the old
sawmill. Two cars of ma
inery are now ready for shipment.
The Rev. A. C. Brackenbury, a for
er pastor of the Dallas Methodist
'iscopal Church, came up from Nc
nnville yesterday. Mr.. Brackenbury l
s almost entirely recovered from
J recent severe illness and is once
ore attending to his duties as pastor
the church in McMinnville, where
has been stationed for the last
rec years. He will return to McMinn-
lie today.