Polk County observer. (Monmouth, Polk County, Or.) 1888-1927, 1911-06-06
NEWS OF PEOPLE YOU KNOW
oominss and Goings as Told nv On,
Exchanges.

y Z. Lee. of Monmouth, was il
'lo oh Memorial Day.-Scio News
george L. Kelly was visited bv b;s
iatner' from Mccoy Wednesday night
NeWnerg Graphic.
Mr.. and Mrs. D. C. Sailing and rtt,o
uaushters, of Portland, visited th,s
week at the home of Mr.. and Mrs p
A. Campbell. Sheridan Sun
- D. stone this week purchased
the vic Gross property in the rear of
'he National bank. He has also tak-
en- over the stock of d. r par,,s ~
tne Willamina State bank.-sheridan
Sun. ~" II
george Hinshaw, of Dallas. was in
the city Observation-Disclosures
Enterprise.
Mr' white, superintendent of the
oregon Power Company at Dallas.
was IN the city on business the latter
part OF the preceding week.-Inde-
pendence Enterprise.
Mrs. Charles Tate, of Dallas. was
IN town Thursday, visiting her father
u Z. Lee'-Monmouth Herald.
Mrs. David Carter, of Dallas. is the
guest of Mrs. A. ]. Haley this week.
Monmouth Herald.
Rev M. Moss and family, singing
evangelists, who are associated with
b. Olsen in meeting at Dallas, visit
ed at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. ], w.
Harritt yesterday, this being Mr.
Moss first visit here since 1876
Salem Statesman.
Mrs. A. E. West, of Rickreall. Wis
tied Mrs. Joe Walsh, in North Salem.
yesterday.-Salem Journal.
Mrs. S. e. McCulloch and daugh-
ter, Matte, went to Ballston Tuesday
to attend the funeral of Mrs Me-
Culloch's ter.-McMinnville Tele-
phone-Register
Cleve Burch, of Dallas, spent Me-
mortal Day in Amity. Standard.
Rev. Jackson and wife and Miss
Tyler departed Monday evening for
Dallas where they were to stop for a
few days rest before going to Van
couver, Washington, to again take up
their revivalist work.-Amity Stand
ard.
Sheriff Grant, DR.. Patterson and |
Druggist Fuller of Dallas, were in
the city Monday night.-Independence
Bert Heath, who founded the
newspaper The Telephone" at Nc
when the county seat was
from Lafayette to that city,
passed through Newberg on the way
to McMinnville last Monday. Mr..
Heath was a member of the Second
Oregon regiment, and while stationed
NJ the Philippines he became so i'm
pressed with the possibilities for en-
yaging in profitable business indus
ries in that country that he remained
lfter the close of the war. His busi-
less ventures are said to have been
highly successful and he is reported
70 have made fortune. he is Stlll
n business there and expects 10 re-
urn.-Newberg Graphic.
Marshall Simpson, of Elk City,
passed through Corvallis yesterday,
n route to his home, after brief
isit with his mother in Polk County.
Ir. Simpson was the first Oregon child
,orn south of the Luckiamute. This
vent took place 7S years ago His
mother is SO years old.-Corvallis
iazette-Times.
Mrs. H. Comstock, of Dundee, re-
lrned Monday from weeks visit
t as,-McMinnville News-Report-
r.
Rev. f. C. Afford, of Dallas, is
pending few days with his brother,
G. and family here. Mr.. Afford is
n exceptionally brilliant speaker and
he people of Dundee enjoyed one Oh
is splendid sermons Sunday evening.
-McMinnville News Reporter.
]. B. Thompson, of the Gail Hotel
,allas, was Falls City visitor Thurs
ay.-News.