Polk County observer. (Monmouth, Polk County, Or.) 1888-1927, 1915-09-14

Is. SundDerg lett carrier, Dut wen
on the same boat with Mr.. and Ms
Hines on the voyage. Mrs. Sund
beg expects to remain in California
visiting friends for several weeks
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles A. Dick OF
Salem motored over to Dallas on
Thursday evening and spent several
pleasant hours with friends here.
Mrs. Lewis of Salem, mother of
Mrs. S. Taylor Jones visited with
Mrs. Hugh Black last week and SUI
perintended the packing and shipping
of Mr.. and Mrs. Jones household
goods to Portland, where he is en-
ployed by the Southern Pacific.
Mr.. Ray Lynch of Guthrie dairy
visited over Sunday in Portland.
Jack E. Kerr of La Grande made
a quick visit last week with Mr.. and
Mrs. Hugh Black, with whom he
made his home for several years.
Mrs. E. Hayter, Mrs. Hugh Black,
Mrs. I. L. Smith and Miss Pearl Wis
tied in Salem last Friday.
Mrs. Hunter, who has been visiting
relatives in Canada, returned home
Friday.
j. M. Garmire of Oregon City, af-
ter two weeks spent with his son,
L. D. Garmire of Airlie, returned to
his home on Friday. He was former
ly engaged in the newspaper business
in Michigan.
0. C. Hart, instructor in the city
high school, spent Friday in Dallas,
returning to his home at Corvallis the
same evening.
Miss Leon Williams left on Friday
for Eugene to resume her studies at
the state university.
Thomas G. Allen of Monmouth was
a visitor in the city on Friday.
II. O. White of Salem spent Friday
in Dallas.
Dean Collins and Rex Lampman,
his companion in crime. left on Sat-
urday morning for the mountains,
where they expect to enjoy themselves
at hunting and fishing. Incidentally
they will prepare copy for the news
papers by which they are employed.
Miss Della Hagan of Salem spent
the weekend in Dallas as a guest Of
Mrs. P. A. Finseth.
DR.. A. B. Starbuck attended the
closing session of the Oregon State
Medical association at Portland on
Friday and greatly enioved the con-
fiict which DIR. A. C. Smith almost
waged with Dr. Calvin s. White. DIR.
Starbuck "Forded" to Portland and
consumed less than six hours actual
running time on the round trip.
A. M. Holmes of Mccoy, one of
Polk county's democratic war horses,
transacted business in Dallas on Sat-
urday.
A. L. Martin returned on Saturday
from Portland, where he attended the
convention of the Northwest Electric
Light and Power association.
The new pastor of the Dallas Chris
tian church, Rev. Howard Mcconnell,
was the guest on Saturday of Rev.
and Mrs. James Elvin of the Salem
Congregational church.
Cass Gibson of Salem was in Dallas
on Saturday extending the friendly
grip to many friends.
A marriage license was issued in
the country clerk s office on Saturday
to William Ridgeway and Miss Elva
Boydston. The groom. aged 20, is
resident of Buell., and the bride, age
26. is also resident of that neighbor-
hood
Ross Jennings of Perrydale spent
Saturday in Dallas and attended to
business matters.
Ed. FELTON,, formerly in business in
Dallas, was here from Corvallis last
week to greet old friends. Mr.. FELTON,
has been in California since leaving
Dallas, and reports that while bust
ness is better there in many ways it |
is "poor chance" for the laborer,
too many men being in waiting for
every job.
Al. Lynch is back from a trip to
the Frisco fair and a visit to other |
California points. He has been "sub-
bing" at the Shultz barber shop,
while some of the regulars were tax
ing vacations in the hop fields.
Frank Van Nortwick and wife and
Miss Anderson came from Cottage
Grove Saturday and passed a few
hours in the city, returning Sunday.
Mr.. Van Nortwick was attending to
some business matters here.
DIR. c. l.. Foster returned Friday
from a pleasant week at Newport.
The doctor reports that the first run
of big salmon began Just before his
departure from the resort and he en-
joyed several battles with the mon
sters who insisted in taking his bait
and tackle rather than be landed.
He says that hereafter he will visit
Newport in September when the
weather is the best of the year.
II. G. Campbell left yesterday BY
auto with his son Frank. bound for
Eugene, where Frank begins his third
year at the state university. They
were accompanied bv George Scott |
and wife and the trip was extended to
Cottage Grove, where Mr.. Campbell I
looked after some business affairs. Z;
Doc. p. Patterson of the Fuller {
Pharmacy passed the Sabbath with
relatives and friends at hls former !
home, Independence.
J. Phelan of Albany was a business !
visitor in Dallas on Sunday.
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