Polk County observer. (Monmouth, Polk County, Or.) 1888-1927, 1915-11-12
DO|NGSIN POLK COUNTY
STORIES BY THE OBSERVER s
CORRESPONDENTS.
Personal Paragraphs Pertaining to
Movements of People Whom
You ALI Know.
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Eva Womer went to Monmouth to
stay with her sister and niece few
days.
Mrs. Sarah Ritner and granddaugh-
ter visited her sister near Monmouth
few days this week.
Robert Arnold took load of grain
down to Mr. Loves to be chopped.
Lew Ritner, Fred Ritner and Frank
Shetyhe went to Corvallis with hogs
Wednesday.
Mrs. Condron and Mrs. Shaffer Wis.
tied Mrs. Ren Womer Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Sharp Bevens visited
their daughter, Mrs. Jessie Edwards.
Mrs. John Yost called on Mrs. A..
Womer Thursday.
Mrs. Charlie Dickson and children
have returned home. They had been
visiting her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. ia
cob Kinsey.
G. B. Brooks was Johnsonville
caller Friday.
Mrs. A. Womer called on Mrs. Will
Mccormack Friday.
Mrs. Simpson was at Kings Valley
on Thursday.
Goldie Bevens visited at Edwards
Saturday and Sunday.
Ernest Bush and wife helped Will
Bush butcher Friday.
Homer Ballantyne has been haul
ing boards for Mr.. Love.
R. o. Burbank took his cream to
Airlie Saturday.
Miss Treat visited Mrs. Ben Freer
Saturday.
DR.. V. c. Stats passed through this
vicinity Thursday.
Mr.. Will Mccormack is building a
new woodshed.
The school board held school
meeting Saturday. The members are
talking of moving the seats and put
ting in cloak rooms.
There was party at Applegate s
Saturday night. Those present we're
Mr.. and Mrs. H J. Powell, Mr.. and
Mrs. Troy Turner, Mr.. and Mrs. Ear
ney Bush, Mr. and Mrs. Ben Freer,
Miss Treat, Alma Hoppe, Miss Scott,
Verna and Marie Ostrander, Blanche
and Florence Lacey, Ethel Newton,
Leo and John Condron, Perry Batch
elor, Russ Ostrander, Jennings Koxs,
John Kau, Bernard Freer, Glennie
Turner and Albert Romeo.
Mr.. and Mrs. Good and son Dee,
Mr.. Baum and Mrs. Dodson, all of In
dependence, autoed TO Mr. Condron s
on Sunday.
Albert Romeo spent Sunday with
his parents at Falls City.
Mrs. T. c. Shaffer visited over Sum-
day at M. L. Frantz's near Hoskins.
Frank Kau took Sam Frantz home
Saturday. He had been staying with
his uncle few weeks.
Mrs. Mary McNeal of Falls City
was in this vicinity Saturday.
Warren Williams and Mrs. Hugh
visited her son, Harry Will
liams of Summit.
Gordon Powell has been working $
for Marion Waters.
Charlie Kerber went to Airlie for
his salmon Sunday.
Mrs. Edwards returned from AL.
bany Saturday. She had been visit c
ing her daughter while there.
Miss Birch is visiting her grand i
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Edwards '
Ruby Bush has been on the sick .
list.
Mrs. Ben Freer and Miss Alma Hoppe :,
,alled on Mrs. J. L. Condron Monday.
Frank Gillian left Tuesday in his !
Ford for Dallas. He will spend two =
lays there, one day in Salem and then v
lie is going to the fair at San Fran
isco.
Mrs. Lacey called on Mrs A. Wo- I
ner Tuesday. .
Mrs. Ben Fheer and Miss Alma Hoppe &
r. Mrs. Condron, Monday. b
Bernard Freer went to Falls City D
or a load of lumber to put a new !
oor in his kitchen. 4
Mr.. Kern butchered eight hogs T.
fonday. d
Mrs. Trum Bevens has been doing n
ONE trapping. al