Polk County observer. (Monmouth, Polk County, Or.) 1888-1927, 1911-11-17

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weeks visit with relatives in Port
land, Oregon City and Vancouver.
S. NJ. Gurney, of Black Rock, spen
the weekend in this city.
Walter L. Tooze made a trip t.
the cauital city Saturday.
Mrs. Ollie Sellers and son, of Dal
las, visited Mr.. and Mrs. Charle
Hubbard Saturday and Sunday.
E. E. Paddock spent Sunday witt
his family in Independence.
Robert Cochran visited friends il
Dallas Sunday.
Charles Hubbard is raising straw,
berries on his place in South Falls
City. He has been shipping these
berries to Dallas where they find a
ready market Mr.. Hubbard states
that the plants will produce berries
until after Christmas.
Otho Bell was Dallas visitor Sat
urday.
Charles j. Meyers new bungalow
is nearing completion.
Archie Krebs has purchased the
Joseph Waunkey residence.
b. j. Harrington, of Sacramento,
California, is visiting his mother in
this city.
C. B. Sundberg, of Dallas, was a
business visitor here on Friday.
C. j. Pugh returned from bust
ness trip to Portland Wednesday.
The Ladies Aid society of the
Christian church met in business
session at the Christian church on
Thursday afternoon. The following
'f1icers were elected for the ensuing
'ear: Mrs. R. M. Wonderly, presi-
lent; Mrs. N. Chaplin, vice presi-
lent; Mrs. c, L. Hopkins, secretary;
drs. j. 0. Chamberlain, treasurer. |
After the election dainty refresh
nents were served to the members
~ Mrs. r. M. Wonderly and Mrs.
!. L. Hopkins.
Mrs. Stella Stowell, of Vancouver,
Washington, visited her brother, F.
}. Barber, over Sunday.
Willard Broughton, of Black Rock
isited Warren Cobb Monday.
Arthur Bulls and Charles Burton.
Black Rock, spent Monday in
his city.
Miss Susan Bennett and Miss Do
Mcdowell gave a farewell party
the home Of Mr. and Mrs. Fred
ueltgen, Saturday evening in honor
William Howard, who left Tues
ny for Kettle Falls, Washington.
he time was passed in dancing and
her amusemnts after which refresh
ents were served by the young hos
sses. The invited guests were:
ISIS Hazel Webb, Miss Gladys Webb
ISIS Marie Reese, Miss Eliza Pow
, Miss Gazelle Lee, Mr.. and Mrs.
ed Dueltgen, Mrs. William Bolton.
rs. Mary Mcdowell, Mr. Lester
'wman, Mr.. Roy Bowman, Mr.. Vic
Mahr, Mr.. Dee Chamberlain. Mr.
t Gardner, Mr.. William Howard
:. Wright Gardner, and Mr.. Joe
ldson.
LIMA Dennis, of Dallas, visited
the home Of Mr.. and Mrs. Bert
nnis, Sunday.
Joseph Bunetta went to Salem
nday.
lack Page, Of Salem, visited Mr.
Mrs. John Benton, Sunday.
'lrS. }. I. Chamberlain spent Sun
in the Cherry city.
}. }, Grant was the over-Sundav
st of Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Starr
Ilfred Wick visited friends in Dal-
Sunday.
=. L. Heydon transacted business
Portland the FIRST of the week.
l'SS Violet Ptandhoefer spent Sat
ay and Sunday with her parents.
and Mrs. /. Pfaudhoefer.
lrN. William Ellis visited relatives
Dallas the first of the week
II. Fream left Sunday for his
le m haywood. Missouri. after
lding a few DAYS at the home of
and Mrs. Elmer Lewis.
llham Ferguson left ON Monday
Portland where he will visit
friends and relatives.
I. L. pcpew. who has been work
at the Walker hotel. has gone 70
land.
ev. and Mrs. F. VI. Waehlte Wis
relatives IN Salem. Monday.
T. and Mrs. B. F. Conner left
day for Portland, to be gone a
rs. ). II. Tetherow was called
'allaS Monday on account of the
'us illness Of two grandsons. who
stricken with typhoid fever.
rnhardt Wick made a trip to Sa-
Monday.
H. Flower was in Dallas on Ie-
business FRIDAY.