Polk County observer. (Monmouth, Polk County, Or.) 1888-1927, 1911-07-04
NEWS OF PEOPLE YOU KNOW
0omlnss and Goings as Told by o,r
Exchanges.

i fr ictutHeu "wednesday
rom trip to Dallas. Mr.. Ratlif,.
lanily is yet in Dallas, and he was IN
making some arrangements before
bringing them to Rainier-Rainior
Review. i'aiiiier
Mr. and Mrs Joseph Brown Mrs
Anla coad and son, George Coad Of
palias' We're Sunday visitors in stay-
lon' coming over in Mr.. coad,s blg
automobile.-Salem Statesman
Deloert Plaster and wife drove over
from Dallas Monday and visited At the
Aook home until Tuesday afternoon
mr' Plaster is grandson of Mr.. zook
-Monmouth Herald.
Sheriff Grant, of Dallas. was here
on business Thursday -Monmontb
Herald.
MRS. Z. A. Davis came from Dallas
Yesterday and stopped for few davs,
Visit with her mother, Mrs. r. Avery.
oeiore gong on to Junction City.
Where Mr.. Davis and the bows have
preceded her, and where they will To-
cate.-Monmouth Herald.
Prof. and Mrs. Dunton. of Fails
CITY, We're guests of Mr.. and Mrs. r.
A. Campbell Tuesday night, and at
tended the meeting of the o. e. s.
Sheridan Sun.
Mrs. Hattie Campbell, Mrs L. L.
Nicklin and Chester Campbell made
an auto trip to Dallas Saturday for a
snort visit with relatives, returning
sunday afternoon.-McMinnville Tel
ephone Register.
Fred Comstock, of Dallas, came
down to Dundee Sunday to visit his
family and other relatives.-Newberg
Enterprise.
MISS Edna Comstock, of Dallas, is
spending the week with her grand
mother, Mrs. +. Livengood, near Dun
dee.-Newberg Enterprise
Mr.. and Mrs. Amos Jones of Dallas.
arrived in Sherwood on the evening
train Sunday, for visit at the home
OF Mrs, Jones parents, the P. p. Bal !
ley family residing on a farm below
town. Mr.. Jones is a prominent hop
grower, located two miles east of his
home town in Polk County.-Hills-
boro Independent.
Mrs A. M. Hicks, of Wasco, is visit
ing with her aunt, Mrs. Nancy Brown,
at Dallas.-Moro Observer.
Observer, returned home Sunday,
after spending a few days here with
MS family, who are here for the sum-
ner.-Newport Signal.
Dr. L. Pfandhoefer, a prominent
physician of Falls City, is at the I'M
Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Brown, of Dali
as, came in last Friday to visit her
lister, Mrs. Anna Stayton. He re-
urned Monday, and Mrs. Brown will
emain several days.-Stayton Mail.
I. N. Woods, merchant of Dallas
ccompanied by Mrs. Woods, is spend
ng a few days in the city. They are
uests at the Cornelus.-Porttland
ournal.
Miss Lena BObbitt, a resident of
hastings. Nebraska, accompanied by
sev B. Young, of Dallas, left Mon
ay for her home She was visiting
er aunt, Mrs. w. N. Rutherford, of
MS city.-Salem Statesman.
Mr.. and Mrs Evans, of Dallas, Wis
ed over Sunday at the Cauthorn
Gazette-Times.
Martin Deal, who owns a desert
aim in this county, after making his
nnual improvements, has returned
, Dallas, and will be back here in
lie time.-Harney County News
C, L. Sperling returned a few days
20 from Independence, where he was
,lled suddenly a few weeks ago to I
tend the bedside of his father, who
ed after his arrival, at the age of
years.-Harney County News.
Mr.. and Mrs. l.. A. Westacott are
FINISHING a cottage at Rickreall for
mmer residence.-Salem Journal.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Burghardt'
>. were guests of the Frederick I
at Derry Orhcard, last Sun ]
ly.-Salem Journal.
]. A. Morrison, of Seattle, has pur- I
,ased a hop ranch near lndepend- I
zee. where Mrs. Morrison and her c
Iughter, Belle, are intending to t
end the summer. Formerly resid- !
g in Salem, the family have many c
lends here. Mrs. Morrison is sister 7
Thomas and Charles Livesley, OF |
=. it,, Salem Journal d