Polk County observer. (Monmouth, Polk County, Or.) 1888-1927, 1911-01-31
NEWS OF PEOPLE YOU KNOW
Comings and Goings as Told by Our
Exchanges.

Miss Bertha Frink is visiting friends
in Dallas.-Falls City News.
H. c. Eakin, mayor of Dallas, was in
this city Tuesday, on business.-Falls
City News.
]. B. and Kenneth Thompson, of
Dallas, were in town Monday.-Ash-
land Tidings.
f. E. Lynch, of Dallas, visited
friends in this city last week.-Mon-
mouth Herald.
c. w. PIowman, of Dallas, was a
Monmouth caller Wednesday.-M
mouth Herald.
o. D. Byers has finished teaching in
Dallas and returned to this city-Inde-
pendence Enterprise.
James Goodman, of Monmouth
Heights, was a county seat visitor last
f'riday.-Monmouth Herald.
Professor Orin Byers, of Dallas, Wis
tied with friends and relatives over
Sunday Herald
Carey S. Gilsen and wife, of Perry
dale, were visiting in town on Tuesday.
-McMinnville News Reporter
j. b. Lockman, of Dallas, at one
time employed in the News office, vis-
tied friends here this week.--Falls City
News
Mr.. and Mrs S. L. Stewart, of Nc
Coy, were shopping in McMinnvlle on
last Friday.-McMinnv News-Re-
porter.
Mr.. and Mrs. Cecil Royal, of Dallas,
were visiting at his parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. f. w. Royal, last Sunday.-sher-
idan Sun.
Miss Pansy Stewart of Dallas, visit
ed Saturday and Sunday with McMinn-
vile friends-McMinnvil Telephone
Register.
Scott Loughary, of Dallas, was down
to attend the funeral of his uncle, w.
J. Loughary, last week.--McMinnville
Register.
w. o. Sims was at Ballston Tuesday, |
on business connected with the organ
ization of new telephone company
Sun.
Asher Coovert, of Dallas, spent Fri |
day in this city, at the home of Mr. |
and Mrs. S. M. Robertson |
vile Telephone Register.
Basil Laws returned to his home
near Dallas, Monday, after spending
the winter in Briedwell at the home .
of William Gilson-Amity Standard.
MrS Tnbn nnraYt gap,,o1 I,,noJ 20 a
few of her friends on Friday afternoon
Of last week, in honor of her sister,
Miss Hazel Duignan, of Perrydale-
Amity Standard.
Mr. and Mrs John Funk attended
the funeral of Mr. and Mrs. Albert
Newbill's daughter, Ethel, on We'd
1esday, at Dallas.-McMinnVill Tele-
phone Register.
Mrs. Bert Loban went to Dallas
to attend the funeral of
Miss Ethel Newbill, daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. Albert Newbill, of that city
Telephone Register.
Miss Flora McCallon returned to
Ter home in Dallas, last week, after
Burton. While here, Miss McCallon
vas much d.-Independence
Enterprise.
Miss Mary Clark, daughter of Pro-
essor A. l.. Clark, passed through
Monmouth, Saturday, to visit relatives
n Salem. Miss Clark is teacher of
he Lewisville school, above Airlie- ,
ionmouth Herald.
j, w. Miller, of Dallas is clearing
he ten acres he bought of Mr.. Sump-
err and is preparing to plant fruit
rees and berries. He intends to build
house during the summer and make Q
lis home here. Falls City says glad
GU KUN. Fails city News.
Mrs. NJ. l.. Thompson and two chill 6
ren, Hallett and Mildred and Miss q
Ierma Farley who has been attending
'allas College, will go to Orland Cal, 7
thursday. to visit Mrs. Thompson's .
ister, Mrs. Hale. They will remain in T
alifornia during the wlnter.-Falls 8
ity News. +