Polk County observer. (Monmouth, Polk County, Or.) 1888-1927, 1916-10-10
Ierse Tales of the 71ozem


Mrs. 7. j. Warren and childrel
Paul and Dorothy, have returned t
their home in McMinnville, after
brief visit at the home of A. V. f
Snyder
Mr.. and Mrs Thomas Ladd of An
ity were visitors in McMinnville o.
Thursday.
A. W. Newly and Ralph Marvil
of Amity were in McMinnville recent
ly on business.
Mrs. T. R. Harrison and littl
daughter, Mildred, Of Amity spen
Monday with friends in McMinnville
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed. Schafer and Miss
Lillian Schafer of Amity were visit
ors in McMinnville last week.
w. O.. Simms and family of Sheri
dan were visiting and transactine
business in McMinnville a week acc
Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Q. Tilbury and Mr.
and Mrs. Leonard Frink of McMinn-
vile visited at the home of Mr.. and
Mrs. Frank Webster last week.
Mrs. N. K. Barrett of McMinnville
is spending the week at the home of
her daughter, Mrs. Ernest Farmer, at
Rickreall.
A. Dunn of Amity transacted bus
mess at McMinnville Saturday.
}. c. Hayter spent Friday in Salem.
Graham Mcintosh and wife of In
dependence were in the city Friday
E. L. Preston and "Doc" Ellis
spent the weekend in Dallas.
Newman Dennis and Elt Blake are
working in Black Rock.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bob. Throckmorton of
Falls City were in the city Friday
ID. M. Young of Independence was
in the city Saturday morning.
Mrs. Carl Williams was a Portland
visitor Wednesday.
Miss Eta Stonehecker and Arthur
Elkins of Beuna Vista were married
last week at the home Of the bride s
parents. Rev. Wall of Buena Vista
oficiated
Miss Dorothy Childs of Indepen-
dence, who is attending O. A. c.,
spent the weekend with her parents,
L. d. Yarnes, formerly of West Sa-
lem, has been assigned by the NJ E.
conference to take charge of the West
Salem church. Mr.. Yarnes is a gradu-
ate of the Willamette University.
A. R. Cadle of the Rickreall Trad
ing company, was a business visitor
here last Saturday.
Miss Helen Clair of Woodburn was
the guest of Miss Bess Owens at the
Van Orsdel home over the weekend.
Miss Edith johnson of Falls CITY.
gave reception in honor of Miss
Haslop and Miss Miller, at her home =.
on Wednesday evening, October T. Be-
sides the teachers of the public school, =,
members OF the school board were {
present. Music and games furnished
large part of the evenings enter :
tainment. A dainty two-c0Hrse lunch
con was served by the hostess.
Fred Chaplin of Falls City was in
Dallas on business Wednesday of last w
week.
Ed. Sampson of Falls City was re
Dallas visitor Wednesday. in
Father Forget of Independence was
n Dallas on Saturday. Fl
Miss Lucille Keyt of Perrydale was til
n Dallas on Saturday.
Charles Hodge of Amity was in ty
,allas on business Wednesday. 10
A. P. Starr of Portland was in Dali al
as on business Friday. Jc
E. W. Evans of Bowersville was in
alem on business Thursday. of
X. l.. Dashiel of Dallas left last
Ieek for a several weeks visit with in
riends and relatives in the vicinity
f Louisville, Kentucky, his former bu
ONE.
Mr.. Olmsted of Dallas, travelling d.
alesman for the ]. R. Watkins rem
lies, was in Monmouth on business Ca
ISt week. Ri
John Sumpter of Falls CITY was in
LOnmouth on business Monday. his
Miss Nettie Graham and Miss Ma rel
e Otte of Falls City visited in Dal- alb
S Saturday.
A. A. Benton, who has been work shi
e in Dallas, returned to his home in lie
alls City Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harve Montgomery fol
Falls City have moved to Dallas. at
here Mr.. Montgomery has secured
sition. Mo
Mr.. and Mrs. J. o. Stats of Eu- fat
ne have been visiting in the city the
d on their farm near Airlie for the
st week. of
Mr.. and Mrs. W. D. Henry and S. mes
Baker of Spring Valley were in
lllas on business Wednesday. SIX,
w. Balderree of o. A. C. spent the
'ek-end with his parents, Mr.. and dar
s. r. G. Balderree. ter
B. Floyd Ellis who is attending O. VIII,