Polk County observer. (Monmouth, Polk County, Or.) 1888-1927, 1910-05-31

h. II. Wlllldllio NCiI w 4 ~
yesterday
P, A. Finseth is transacting busi-
ness in Portland today
George siefarth, of Falls City, was
in town this morning.
w, B. Holman, of McMinnville,
spent Saturday with old friends in
Dallas.
John Taylor, a farmer of the Pedee
country. was county seat visitor yes
| terday.
Justice B. Wilson, of independence,
transacted business at the Courth ouse
this morning.
Mrs. ]. B. Stump, of Monmouth, was
the guest of relatives and friends in
Dallas yesterday.
Doctor and Mrs l. T. Mason, of
Portland, were visitors in Dallas on
DECORATION Day.
Miss Eunice Ottinger, of Ballston
is visiting at the home of her sister,
Mrs. Henry Savery.
Marion Smith, prominent farmer
of the Luckiamute country, was
Dallas visitor today.
Miss Evangeline Hart, teacher IN
the St John public schools spent sun
day at her home in this city
Mr.. and Mrs Zadoc Riggs and Mr.
and Mrs Ross Gilbert, of Salem, were
visitors in Dallas yesterday
Guy Hewitt, a prominent STOCK
raiser and dairyman of Luckiamute
was a visitor in Dallas, Friday.
Miss Agnes Cline, Ct Portland, is
visiting her sister, Mrs. Anna Farley,
at her country home near Dallas.
Mrs M. J. Ballantyne left this az
ternoon for Dayton for an extended
= visit at the home of her daughter.
/ S. P. Kimball, a prominent fruit
| grower and buyer of Salem, was IN
| Dallas on a business errand yesterday
TT r. Muscott and son, Robert, left
Yesterday for OAKLAND, Oregon, where
they will be employed during the sum-
mer.
Frank and Ed Weaver, of Moline
/ Illinois, spent few days at the home
of their cousin, Mrs. j. w. Mitchell
this week.
A. N. Halleck, one of Monmouth
substantial and enterprising citizens
was in Dallas on a business visit this
morning.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Chapman mo-
tored from Salem yesterday Afternoon
and spent a few hours visiting FRIENDS
in this CITY,
Miss Frances Byers, a member OF th'
mechanical force of the Albany week
Iv citizen, visited her parents in Dalla'
over Sunday.
Cbristy stafrin, a student of tn
oregon Medical School in Portland
visited at the home of his mother II
Dallas yesterday.
Moss Walker, manager of the Pal
ace Hotel in Independence, visited nj
sister. Mrs. ]. B. Thompson, at IN
Hotel Gail over Sunday.
G A. Davis, a substantial farme
living near Independence, was In tni
CITY visiting friends and attending Tn
Pioneer Reunion, Saturday
II Mr.. and Mrs. Otis Cramer, Of Bake
III CITY. spent few days last week at IN
home Of Mrs. Cramer's uncle and auh
Mr. and Mrs d. A Critchlow.
Mrs. Lu Magruder. Of Portland wa
in Dallas yesterday and visited IN
Graves Of her dead. she returne
home on the afternoon train
ii W. c. Thomas. field manager OF N
Jaeobs-stine Company, and Q. =
III Grant. special representative, VIII
In Dallas the remainder Of the Weel
Mrs. ]. W. viggers, Of Portland. an
Nr-s Charles BIlyeu. Of Newport al
visiting at the home Of their parent
Afr and Mrs l. V. Lynch. In this CIT
III NJ and Mrs. J. c. Hutchins,
III portland. spent Decoration Day
Dstias and are visiting Mrs Hutcl
Ins, parents. Mr. and Mrs A
Brown
II II. Parsons. assistant princlp
end eighth grade teacher in the ia
lee pubIie school. has been EMPLOY
as principal Of the Cook school In n
Minnville.
r. v. Butler. of Monmouth ie
the last OF the week for IiilaIio %
80 he viii deliver an address beio
,be graduating class of ne Iiiia'no'
High school
-c, stockuen. c. G. coad a.
George snyder. vent up 70
ROCK Sunday morning ana -
ovsr 70 the south fork Of the hie
-s.u. where they fshed- They return
vs-+e-day enpfY-hznded. foctsore .
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