Polk County observer. (Monmouth, Polk County, Or.) 1888-1927, 1911-08-15


Mr. and Mrs Harry Fraction \,
vancouver British Columbia arrived i
IN Dallas Saturday night for ) IA. tsu
WIN Mrs Froelich's father. Tosenh
Black. 'osepn
MRS Eugene Hayter ana sou
CHARLES, and Mrs, w. II. II Mansta''
arrived in the city Saturday 49,.
after pleasant visit with Mrs Hon
ters daughter, Mrs. II. r. Pattersa,
'rp at Grays River, Washington
Mrs. Q. P. fIon, wife or tha sta.o
labor commissioner, and Misc III
Hagen, of Salem. are visiting a. ~
nome OF Mr.. and Mrs. P. A. Flnsetb
= p kersey Left Saturday to ioin
company III In encamrment 81 Eort
Stevens. ~
MRS. II. P. shriver visited in sa-
lem, Saturday and Sunday
Miss Laura Polling was passongor
fr Portland, Saturday.
Mrs s. II. Tetherow, of Fails civ
was guest at the home of Mrs
Martha Burns, Sunday.
Fl. S. Smith, an enterprisne roo,
estate dealer of Lewisvlle. was a
county seat visitor yesterday.
II. c. Fox, prominent farmer Of
Rickreall, was a business visitor in
Dallas, Friday
Hon. G. N. Macarthur of Portland
has been looking after his nronert,,
interests at Rickreall for several davs
and was business visitor in Dallas
Friday.
Mr. and Mrs Charles Bilyeu have
returned home from a pleasant vaca-
tion at Newport.
Samuel Orr, the well-known retired
hop raiser, is up from Portland on a
business visit and was greeting old
time friends in Dallas today.
A. N. Halleck of Monmouth, was in
Dallas on a business visit this morn
ing. He had just returned from New
port, where he greatly enjoyed few
weeks outing.
W. E. Clark a pioneer resident of
Rickreall, was in Dallas Friday after |
noon.
Mrs. Elva Stump, daughter of S
w. Blessing, is visiting her sister
Mrs. Bertha Fiddaman, in Albany.
She is accompanied by Al Mead. Mr.
Blessings old time friend.
Mrs G. Fl. Horsfall and daughter.
Gladys, who have been visiting Mrs.
Horsfall's brother, f. J. Morrison, for
several weeks have returned to their
home in Rocca, accompanied by Mrs.
Morrison.
w. Fl. Totten, of the Observer Print
ing company, returned Sunday from
a trip to Portland where he met his
wife and daughter, Wilma, and his
Mrs. Haynes, who returned
with him to this city where they will
make their home.
Mrs. Cora Diedericks, of Newberg,
Mrs. Severs.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hart and family, of
South Dakota, are visiting at the home
Of Rev. and Mrs George Fl. Hopkins,
enroute to their new home in Cali
fornia.
James S. Lowell, of Kelerton, Iowa,
IS in the city looking over Dallas and
with view of locating. He
has been over a large part Of Oregon
recently and says he is more favor
ably impressed with Polk county than
With any other locality. That's what
hey all say. It's only a question of
getting the newcomers to visit Polk
The outcome is a foregone conclusion.
Mr.. and Mrs c. L. Starr were in the
,ity Sunday, visiting at the home of
Mrs. STAIRS parents Mr.. and Mrs. F.
4. Morrison.
Fred Toner, deputy county clerk, .
has returned from his vacation trip .
o Cow Creek canyon, where he went .
n company with John Clark, of Port .
and, formerly of Dallas, and several .
Aher Portland friends. !
County Superintendent and Mrs IL. :
'. Seymour are home from a pleasant :
,uting, which they spent in various :
parts of Tillamook county. Hon. g. :
". Meyer and family remained on the !
.oast and will not be back for a week :
II two.