Polk County observer. (Monmouth, Polk County, Or.) 1888-1927, 1916-09-26

Miss Bliss Davis of Rickreall i
reported as improving from her re
cent operation.
Rev. N. Shupp Of Portland, super
annuated Evangelical minister, is th'
guest of his daughter, Mrs. I. s
Loughary prune ranch on the Ellen
dale road.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lew A. Gates return.
ed last Thursday night from fish
ing and vacation trip to the Nestucca
and the Tillamook beaches.
Mrs. A. j. Rhodes of Seattle is Wis
iting her sister, Mrs. Ethel Woods.
Misses Velma Whitaker, Grace
Butler and Frances Townsend were
visitors at the W. S. Jost home Thurs
day evening.
An eight-pound boy was born
Thursday to Mr.. and Mrs. Rene Fritz.
Mrs. Fritz Gerlinger visited with
Louie Husser and Miss Marguerite
Husser in Rickreall last week.
Miss Blanche Barrett and Judge
Belt were in McMinnville Thursday
to hold court.
Corvallis Lumber and Manufacture
ing company's engine number 504,
heavy repairs, has been finished at
the Southern Pacific shops.
Mrs. I. H. Frame Of Monmouth and
Mrs. Elmer Lewis of Falls City were
county fair visitors.
Miss Eugenia Phillips returned
Thursday from Waldport, where she
taught school during the summer
months.
Miss Ruth Campbell is lat Oak
Point to teach school this winter.
To help pay his expenses at the
University Of Oregon Will Snyder is
working in drug store. He gets to
work at $3.50 a. m., works until class
hours, and then returns at 2:30 and
works until four, when Coach Bezdek,
has his session with the football team
candidates.
Fred Elliott received check for
$1,000 from the Oregon Fire Relief
Association Saturday. The check COW
ers insurance on his home whidh
burned last month.
Mrs. Homer Sink of Airlie was a
county fair visitor
N. E. Manock has charge of Man
oek's drug store. Mr.. and Mrs. Carl
Manock attended the Pendleton
Roundup and are visiting with
friends in eastern Oregon.
Mrs. H. Pickens of Lebanon was
Dallas visitor Saturday.
A. V. R. Snyder was Monmouth
caller Saturday morning.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lew A. Gates motor
ed to Airlie Saturday morning.
Mrs. G. B. Num- of Nehalem is
visiting Mr.. and Mrs. J. B. Mum.
Miss Velma Ray has returned from {
a month s stay in Eugene. ,
S. p. engine number 1915 was turn c
ed out from the local repair shops $
Saturday. !
Miss Marguerite Hisser was a Dal- {
las visitor from Rickreall Saturday. 7
Mr.. and Mrs. H. w. Bruno and I
Stanley spent the weekend with 3
Woodbun relatives. $
Twelve large hose reels for the Ore c
son Power company have been re- IL
'eived by the Dallas Warehouse & t
Manufacturing company. Il
The Dallas Warehouse & Manufac-
uring company has been awarded the il
General mill work on the Fred Eli 8
tt home. The contract calls for about C
300. II
Ross Elkins of Portland visited rel a
tives in the city Sunday. N
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter l.. Tooze, Jr.. m
red B. West, Dan West, Misses Ruth
'arrett and Irene Barrett and Law in
ence Dinneen motored to Eugene te
in the Tooze car The Miss II
Barrett returned to their Eugene to
ONE after ten days stay with the hi
ooze family. Frank Barrett accom- NJ
anied the automobile party from Eu- er
enc to Albany on the return. The III
'ads are in fair shape but very dusty. on
H. C. Fox of Rickreall was in the tn
ty yesterday. ia
Charles Glib of Falls City will
ave for northern Washington some
me next month. He will farm.
Mrs. j. M. Stats of independence. wi
rs. Charlie Ray of Monmouth. and Be
rs. Rays house guest, Mrs. Ella Al
wage of Nashville spent Saturday Be
ternoon shopping here. Miss Fran Mi
} Harrington went to independence Be
r the weekend with her mother ga'
rs. J. NJ. Stats. rec
W. S. Parker of Perrydale was in
Illas during the fair.
J. E. Warden of Salem was in Dal- 1
on business Wednesday evening. WIS
lanes Mcfarland of Salem was in or'
Has Wednesday. oth
Harry Ora, of Ballston was in S ls'
Has Wednesday attending the fair s-.D ..i