Polk County observer. (Monmouth, Polk County, Or.) 1888-1927, 1915-12-14

Georoe Brown and Linn Elders,
garage men of Dallas, were IN the
city Thursday on business. ~
4 dance was given at the dance hall
Saturday night. -
C. ]. Pugh and M. l.. Thompson
were in Dallas trasnactlng business
Thursday.
Mrs. J. C. Talbot, who has been
visiting her brother, F. w. Rhodapar-
ger, in Albany, returned nome "eu
nesday. ,.,oors
and train crew of No. 116l Thursday
morning near Bridgeport. a
A. G. Powers, agent OF the oou.n, an
ern Pacific depot, will leave the 23rd
IF this month, with his son and daug,n,,
ter TO spend the holidays at his old
home in Palouse, Wash. -
E. B. Armstrong OF Safem was Ill
the citv last week on business.
Mrs Himan of Salem was IN the
city Thursday. ..;4o,s
Mr.. and Mrs. N. Selig were visitors
in Portland last week. =, :.
Mrs. J. P. DeWett of Monmouth, Is
visiting her daughter, Mrs. l. u. SIN
Mrs. E. A. Sayre, who has been VS.
HING in Idaho, has returned home
Mrs. W. F. Nichols was in Salem
visiting relatives last week. j,
Lester Keeney and Will Hawk OF
Sweet Home, moved to Black ROCK
Thursday.
BUELL..
Buell. December 14-Mr. Wm'
Ridgeway has been confined TO hef
bed the past week. DIR. Smith Oh
Sheridan was called Saturday morn
ing. m -. uooh
is visiting relatives and friends mere,
Mr. and Mrs. George Stewart spent
two days in Dallas last week. Mr
Stewart also made visit to he'
brother at Woodburn.
Loren Burbank spent Sunday at tht
Osburn home.
Lloyd Ridgeway butchered nle'
bunch of hogs last Friday.
Charley Martz Of Harmony butch
, cred meat enough for two and
curing the bacon at Lloyd Ridge
way's. 1t looks as though Charlie,
was expecting company.
Mr.. and Mrs. McReynolds made
!, trip to Portland the past week, wher
q Mr.. McReynolds attended the stoc
+ show.
Mrs. Osburn went by stage to Da
las last Monday.
The dance at Clear View was we
q attended last Saturday night.
Peter Brazil went to Portland las
~ Monday on business.
- - Jack Paul has gone from the Oa
Ridge stock farm, where he had bee
p employed.
= 7. E. Blair killed hogs Thursday
O. last week.
: The condemned bridge at the Ru
. sell Jones place on Mill creek is sti
u being used. Since the floor was raze
beyond use for team or horses, the
are using cable and hand truck as
. means Of transportation.
- Mrs. J. Ridgeway, Jr, is expecte
e home from the Portland hospita
J. where she has been for some time.
:. The Gooseneck school had rousil
- i. meeting on Rally day, with a good a
tendance.
J. H. Sanders made business trl
- to Portland last week.
: G. G. Irish was out from Dallas la
=, week looking after his sawmill inte
y ests at Buell..
u Walter Scott, who has been inte
.e ested in the sawmill business for
n ie number of years, came up from She
le N idan the first of the week to look ov
y new mill site for the Goosenet
- Lumber company, as they expect
IL IL move the mill down near the road al
y build dam and pond where logs cs
" be stored for short order work. M
=, Mclean and Mr. Lackey expect 6
~ the business they can handle the cor
"a n ing season.
y Jim Roberts of Salt Creek was ov
Ne to the Rowell place and moved son
cattle for Herman Lenhard.
~ Rainey Blair has moved his catt
II from the Gooseneck mountains to n
u than Blair's place, where he will wi
ter them.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fletcher visited wi
u their son near Willamina two da
ne last week.
~ ~ G. n. Phillips expects to do qui
DC lot of clearing this winter.
ST Mr.. NJ. E. Mcclure has a job
clearing for John Rhodes on Coos
e' neck. He will perhaps be there {
= winter.
is' Bud Withrow and wife pass
through here from Independence
) Tillamook.
s. r. 0'Brien has moved to !
II former home at Pedee from Z
"a Blanchard mill on Mill creek.
ny Owing TO the stormy weather
:, late the farmers have been badly
Ill convenienced with their fall seedil
en- and will make a very poor spril
le season.
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