Polk County observer. (Monmouth, Polk County, Or.) 1888-1927, 1916-09-05

udy IIoHl uNe monlHS Vdcdllo
spent in Leese, Wash.
Mrs. W. P. Lewis was operated up
on Saturday morning at the Dalla
hospital by DR.. V. C. Stats for ap
pendicitis.
"Grandpa" Haines of Monmouth i
very sick with kidney trouble.
An operation for removal of ton
sils was performed on Miss Nelli,
Keyt Of Perrydale at the Dallas hos
pital last week.
DIR. Bollman removed tonsils ant
adenoids from Leonard Wright, {
north Dallas boy, Thursday.
Mrs. Walter L. Tooze, Jr, and Miss
Irene Barrett left Friday to visit
with Miss Ruth Barrett and Frank
Barrett in Eugene. They returned
Saturday.
Walter L. Tooze, Jr., and Rev. G
I'll. Bennett spent Friday and Satur-
day on the south fork of the Siletz.
Mrs. K. N. Woods spent the week
Chu III lluepeuueuCe.
Mrs. Sadie Bell of Ballston will
probably be released from the Dallas
hospital this week.
Mrs. M. H. Rodgers and Miss H. P.
Britain, formerly of Philadelphia but
now of Portland, have been recent
guests of the Misses Edith and Esther
Anderson at the Imperial hotel.
Mrs. S. C. Elliott of Corvallis was
a guest last week of Mrs. Conrad
Stafrin.
Donald and Lyle Shreeve of Stay
ton are visiting in the W. A. Griffin
home.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. H. Parsons left
last week to make their home in Port
land.
Fred Collins, a man living near In
dependence, has just returned from
visit at Imperial Beach.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dean Walker have
taken the Clint Moore home on B
street, Independence.
Sehol anu Leslle 1oOIe are expect
ed by Walter L. and Mrs. Tooze to
visit two or three days this week at
the Tooze home. The young men have
just returned from their annual va
cation work at Newport and will
leave the middle of the month for
Cambridge, Mass, to enter the Har-
ward Law school.
A branch of the Hughes Alliance
has been organized at Newport.
An automobile party of Falls City
people who visited Newport last week
was composed of the following: Col
onel c. W. Mathews, Charles Hartung,
Mrs. William R. Hinshaw and Mrs.
Edith Brown.
Mrs. c. Fl. Farmer was recent
guest at the New Cliff house, Newport.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. ]. Pugh and son of
Falls City were recent visitors at
Newport.
Miss Erma Klum was a vacation
guest at Newport last week.
Miss Nellie Keyt of Perrydale and
Miss Bessie Graham of Monmouth are
two of the teachers engaged for the
coming year in the Independence
schools.
j. c. Tracy went to Vancouver Fri
day evening to return home Sunday
with Mrs, Tracy who has been visit !
ng there for the past three weeks
With relatives. n
Mrs. Charles Mann of Albany was i
he guest of Mrs. j. B. Thompson Sat- L
rday. t
Miss Maude Robertson was confined \
o her home Friday and Saturday with |
severe case of tonsilitis.
Mrs. Eugene Hayter and Charley {
Iayter returned Friday evening from t
'lind Slough, Oregon, near Astoria. 81
here Charley has been employed dur
1g the summer. Mrs. Hayter spent d
six weeks vacation at Blind Slough. "
harley Hayter will assist in ]. C.
[ayter's book store temporarily. h
Miss Edith Catherwood returned Il
from a two weeks visit NJ
ith Portland friends. I'll
Miss Ruth Miller has left the city pi
,r Ellensburg, Wash, where she will s
tend high school this winter.
Miss Una Campbell was Falls City
sitor Sunday.
Mrs. f. E. De Almond of Suver and el
rs. NJ. E. Cummings and daughter. lie
rieda, of Dayton, guests at the w. W.
Griffin home over the weekend, ev
Il Sunday night for their homes. ac
Mrs. William Tatom is at Newport eii
r a short stay. So
Miss Dilla B. Viers returned YES an
iday from a vacation at Newport. thi
Mrs. Everett Gwinn is in Portland to
a two or three weeks visit. dli
Ed. Campbell is in Portland on a
lrt visit. the
J. 7. Brumfield of Portland. dried nh
lit man for Mason. Ehrman and on
mpany, was a visitor in Dallas ths
Inc orchards Sunday. With Mr. pr
nmfield was C.tL. Dick of Salem. of
Hiss Ruth Campbell was an Inde- ed
,5anaa visitor vasferdav neI