Polk County observer. (Monmouth, Polk County, Or.) 1888-1927, 1911-07-04
PERSONAL MENTION

m.a Hon =, Walter i Tooue, of Fails c,tv
was NJ. n Dallas Saturday afternoon,
Mrs William sargeant u D..
day. :" i'ailas' satur.
j, MI and Mrs. Henry Gillian !,
sheridan. ? were visitors in paua. ~, I,
Sunday :" Daiias last
UT and Mrs Curtis Robinson I,
vicinity ''es N this
MISS Lena Pearl, of Portland is v,..
this city. brown, IN
Tracy savery, of Portland ,s y,s,t
,ps I ms mother, Mrs Hulda sayery 4
this city. '''fefs' ~
T. J. coad and II. L. Fenton and
,aml'ies are Spending the Fourth Il
Mrs J. R. Hubbard left saturday
ior stayton to visit her daughter Mrs
A. L. shreve. ~ ?
Mrs Brown, of Portland has beon
IN the city, visiting her parents M
and Mrs. S. w Blessing.
Mrs b. N. Hall has joined Mr. Han
IN u sheridan, and will make her home
there during the summer,
Mr. and Mrs. Silas Riggs were
over from Salem last Sunday ana
spent the day in this city.
William cor!ey, of suver, transact
eu business and greeted old-time
friends in Dallas Saturday.
). Caldwell, of Perrydale, was a
Dalias visitor Sunday, and attended
the services at the Tabernacle.
l. A. Allen, of Rickreall, and his
son-in-law, Ernest Nelson, of osweeo
were visitors in Dallas yesterday
Mr. and Mrs, E. Zook, Of Mon
mouth, We're among the visitors at
ne Tabernacle meetings last Sunday.
George Gerlinger, manager of the
DALLAS Lumber & Logging Company
vas in Portland on business last Sat
lrday
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas w. Brunk,
II Springbrook Farm were in the city
attending the Tabernacle
meetings.
Mr.. and Mrs. Q, E. Dennis, of Oak
Iale, We're among those present at
he meetings held in the Tabernacle
asst Sunday
J. j. Russell one of Polk County's
ubstantial farmers, was over from
lonmouth on business visit the last
{ the week.
Little Miss Edith Cobb, of Portland,
in Dallas for a several weeks visit
t the home of her grandmother, Mrs.
lice Dempsey.
H. c. Eakin arrived home yesterday
rom three weeks stay at Newport.
lrs. Eakin and son, Jack, will remain
the beach until about September 1.
Professor Ed e. Coad, superintend-
Mt of city schools in Hood River, was
n over-Sunday visitor at the home of
is uncle, County Judge Ed f. Coad. |
Asa Robinson, formerly a we'll
nown resident of Independence, but |
ow druggist of Tillamook, was in
he city meeting old friends last Sat
rday.
Mr.. and Mrs. S. w. Blessing are in
lbany, visiting their daughter, Mrs:
iddiman. They will return by way
Salem, to see the Cherry Fair and
sit their son Ed, who lives there.
Charles R. Bennett, Polk County
gent for the Occidental Life Insur-
ice Company, was called to Portland
st Friday to attend banquet and
eater party at the Heilig, given in
,mpliment to the agents of that COM
my in Oregon.
Mrs. ID. p. Patterson and little
lughters, Alice and Dorothy, have
turned from a several weeks stay in |
OrtIand Friends of the family will I
) pleased to learn that a surgical OPP
alton has entirely restored little
orothy's hearing and that her recov-
y is believed to he permanent.
Editor e. II. Woodward, of the
ewberg Graphic, accompanied by
RS. Woodward and daughter, Miss
,bil, his son-in-law, w. A. King.
'esident of the First National Bank
Newberg, and Mrs. King and little
N. spent the Fourth in automobiling
rough the principal west side towns,
I'd made Dallas a brief visit en- route.