Polk County observer. (Monmouth, Polk County, Or.) 1888-1927, 1912-07-09
George F. Skiff visited friends and
relatives in Salem Sunday.


relatives in Salem Sunday.
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George Cochran, of Falls City, vis-
tied friends in Dallas over the week
end.
w. D. Frought and Richard la
Rose, of Salem, spent Sunday in
Dallas.
E. E. Williams, of Forest Grove,
was a business visitor in Dallas Sat-
urday.
w. L. Lokke, a prominent Mccoy
merchant, transacted business in the
city Friday.
John l.. Williams, prosperous
farmer of the Airlie district, was "a
visitor in the city Friday
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C. Hinshaw and Fl. Miller, agricul-
turists of Buell. transacted business
llldtlCiS III DdlldS SATURDAY.
f. NJ. Moore, a business man If
Newport, made business trip to
Dallas the last of the week.
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Mrs. j. Wayne Baker and Mrs. r.
r. Benton, of Salem. were busine SIS
visitors in the city over Sunday.
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]. M. Hansen, of Portland, a neph
ew of p F. Finseth, is visiting rela-
tives in the city for few days.
]. c. Shultz was a passenger for
Portlnd Monday morning where he
will take in the sights at the Elk's
convention.
During July Fidlers will give
20 per cent discount on all mattress
es, springs, iron beds, chairs and
heaters. 7-12
A mothers meeting of the W. G.
T. U. will be held tonight at the
Presbyterian church. All mothers
are urged to be present.
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Mrs. H. P. Shriver left on the early
morning train Sunday for Portland
where she will visit with friends until
after the Elks convention.
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Mrs. A. E. Carlton, of Cripple
Creek, Minnesota, and Mrs. ]. G.
Woodwork, of st. Paul, tourists,
were in the city over Sunday. :,
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Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Chapman a"d
son Frank, Jr, of Salem, were Sun
day visitors at the home of Mrs. ].
C. Gaynor, motoring over Sunday.
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John UgloW and Boots Kersey
plan to leave tomorrow morning for
Portland for the Elk's convention.
They will make the trip in the Uglow
Cartercar.
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. B. Grant left on
the Southern Pacific this afternoon
for Portland to remain until after.
the Elk's d6ings. Mr.. Grant is a
member of the Albany lodge.
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L. F. Finseth and George Clah-
field left yesterday in the Clantieli
auto for Portland where they will
participate, as members of the. an
TERED herd in the festivities of Elks'
week
Mrs. Claude Johns, remembered
by many Dallas people as Miss Rose
Bronken, is up from Portland for
visit with friends and is a guest at
the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Jasper
Ellis.
Misses Dora Elkins and Edna
Holmes were passengers on the
morning train for Portland and the
Elk's show. Miss .Elkins will return
Thursday. and Miss Holmes the last
a the week.
Miss NJ. Hazel levitt. who has
been teaching school in Corvallis FOR
the past year and since school closed
has been visiting in Portland Mon
mouth. Dallas and Cottage Grove
will arrive home this evening.-Rose-
burg News.
Dedication OF the new Christian
church at Amity called a number oil
Dallas people to that place. Among
the number were Mr.. and Mrs. II. q.
Campbell and Rev. and Mrs. Leon
L. Myers. who went over in Mr.
auto.
Spraying the hop yards for lice has
begun i'm many sections and by the
end Of the week will be in general
sway it is stated. The clear. warm
weather now prevailing, if only con-