Polk County observer. (Monmouth, Polk County, Or.) 1888-1927, 1916-09-05
7erse Tales of the 7ozvm

cry for two or three weeks. Mis-,
Stonley will pick hops in Indepen
dence.
Mrs. M. L. Boyd and daughter, Jes
sic, left Saturday morning for a tel
days visit in Oregon City.
Miss Elva Lucas returned Sunday
night from visit in Colusa, Cal.
Miss Adda Van Nortwick of Cot
tage Grove is visiting with her sister
Miss Ethel Van Nortwick. Miss Var
Nortwick has spent the summer in
Portland and Carlton, Oregon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hugh Black and Rev
and Mrs. Howard Mcconnell are
guests of the H. A. Van Wrinkles in
Tillamook.
Miss Muriel Simpson has returned
from short visit in Salem.
Miss Dora Morris returned from
Beaverton Monday.
Miss Jessie Brown of Salt Creek is
the guest of Miss Matte Morris. Miss
Morris was Miss Browns guest in the
Brown Salt Creek home part of last
week.
Miss Nola Coad is substituting for
Miss Maude Robertson, who is confn-
ed to her home with severe case of
tonsilitis.
Mr.. and Mrs. Stewart were busy
yesterday moving from their home at
S04 Hayter street to their new house
at 7SS Church street.
Fred Boydston, now working as ex-
ira freight brakeman on the S. P. out
of Portland, visited with his parents
Sunday.
O. c. Ramsdell and family returned |
unday from a visit of several days on
the Siletz.
Lewis V. Macken, secretary of the
county republican central committee,
was business visitor here yesterday.
Mrs. H. W. Bruno and little son,
arrived yesterday morning
from Genesee, Idaho, and with Mr..
Brune are now domiciled in the Mrs.
4owes' place on Main street. former
y occupied by E. K. Piasecki.
Large numbers of hop pickers with
heir camping outfits have been pass
ng through the city on the way to
he hop fields in the past few days.
Mrs. George 7. Gerlinger and
daughters left yesterday morning to
axe up six months residence in
Portland.
Carl Fenton was in Portland yes
erday on a business visit.
Miss Arlene Bennett will teach
gain the coming year in the West Sa-
EN- school. The eight months term
pens October l.
Miss L. A. Rourke, nurse, returned
sunday night to Portland after sew
n weeks stay at the Harry Price
Ome.
Another one-Judge Belt is now the
'ossessor of an automobile, a Saxon. f
An eight and three-quarters-pound
oy was born to Mr.. and Mrs. Her,
IAN Laher Sunday morning.
j. E; Nelson of Black Rock was in
'allas Saturday morning. Mr.. Mel
on plans to move to Goble, Oregon, i
fter ten years residence in the {
ok county town. S
Ed. Sampson, Charles Hartung and t
obert Wunderli of Falls City, were t
alias visitors Friday.
David M. Smutz, junior vice COM G
ander of the Dallas grand army post,
rs returned home from a three
onths visit with relatives and old
me friends in the middle west states.
r. Smutz' trip included stops in b
WA, Nebraska, Missouri and Idaho. t
The two small sons of Tillman S
'ocks, resident near the junction of s.
e Big and Little Luckiamutes. arc d
TX with the measles. b
The Houek threshing crew shut Il
wn Saturday on account of rain but G.
u resume Monday morning. Il
Miss Grace Mathews and Ray Mat b
VS. of San Francisco are visiting Il
eir father, W. A. Mathews. Ray W
lthews has accepted a position with re
: Willamette Valley Lumber com I'll
ny. Miss Mathews will return to hi
n Francisco after a short visit. fiC