Polk County observer. (Monmouth, Polk County, Or.) 1888-1927, 1916-11-14

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returned to work Monday.
Miss Virginia Richmond, daughte
Of Mr.. and Mrs Ed Richmond o
Salt Creek, has recovered from
slight attack of the grip.
Among the Saturday callers wer
Sam McVcy of the S. P. electrified
ton crew, Jack Purdy of Falls City
Harry Mckinney of Amity. Lloy,
Ridgeway of Sheridan, S. A. Lacke,
of Sheridan, Mrs. W. K. Adams ant
Adolph Aebi of Monmouth.
Miss Blanche Barrett and Mrs
Pauline Aulen were in Salem Sunday
afternoon.
Misses Flora McCallon and Pear
Uglow were in Salem Friday after.
noon.
Herman Hawkins, DR.. R. C. Virgil
and Ray Theirs fshed on the Rickreall
near the city Sunday.
Mrs. Ethel Stow is visiting her sis
ter, Miss Elva Lucas, in Corvallis.
Elmer Telms of Grand Ronde and
Fl. A. Dorton of Sheridan were in
the city Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lew A. Gates were
the guests of Mr.. and Mrs. S. B.
Taylor at Sunday dinner.
A. T, VAIN of Salem visited in the
city Sunday.
Mrs M. M. Ellis returned Saturday
from Newport.
Mrs. D. M. Metzger writes from
Newport that she is enjoying her Win
ter home.
Mrs. Walter l.. Tooze, Jr, and Wal
ter L. Tooze, Third. who have been
sick with the grip the past few days,
are much improved.
Mrs. Ida May Foster will leave
Wednesday with Mrs. W. A. Keyt of
McMinnville for four months vis-
it in California.
Mrs. III. E. Muscott is visiting in
Iillamook with her husband.
Carey Hayter, John Grant, Chet
Coad and Jim Harris are on a fishing
trip at the mouth of Rock Creek in
the Siletz country. They plan to re-
turn Thursday.
II. 5. Kreason spent the weekend
in Salem.
ID. A. Martin and Fred Moore were
in Portland over Sunday visiting
with relatives and friends.
Mrs Hattie Westerman of Seattle
is the guest of her sister-in-law. Mrs.
Addie Magers.
&. +. Kliever of Rickreall was
Friday visitor in the city.
Mrs. John III. Lockman of Wood
burn was in the city Friday visiting
friends. The Lockmans were former ,
of Dallas.
f. L. Johnson was in Portland on
business last week.
j. j. Thurston of Suver was a Sat t
rday visitor in the city.
W. L. Walker of Joseph, Oregon. J
business in the city Sat q
rday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Gland Hoisington of f
Monmouth were Saturday visitors +
ere.
"Dad" Plaster is ready to wheel t
ohm Grant from the Plaster barn on
lain street to the Plaster barn on !,
'ourt street, to pay presidential
lection bet. !,
Mrs. G, H. Baird and her mother.
iTs. Nellie Webb. who have been s
lsiting at Bay Center, Washington,
ave returned to their home in this Y
ity.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Pickens of ci
ebanon visited in the city Friday. n
Miss Edith Catherwood spent the
at the Alpha Chi Omega IN
'aternity in Corvallis.
DR.. B. F. Butler of Portland was a,
the city on business last week. W
f. f. Paddock of Independence was p,
the city Saturday. NJ
Walter L. Tooze. Jr.. was in Sa- M
m Friday. bo
A. L. Titus of Falls City was in
e city Friday. on
II. K. Piasecki was in Salem Fri PC
".
Mrs. g. W. Beyers of Portland has VI,
en- visiting at the home of her par
is, Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Ghorke, va
r the past week. do
Mr.. and Mrs. f. Newbill of Ball 2
IN were guests of Mr.. Newbill's sis
!, Mrs. Rae Craven. last week. Mr..
d Mrs. Newbill left Friday after
on for Portland. where they will n
Ike their home this winter. De
c. L. Starr was in the city last
elk in an endeavor 70 settle. for
, Valley and Siletz railroad. the Col
cunt of damages done to the 7. gif
and Joseph Tetherow property in con
his
Hiss Pauline Coad left Friday for nul
extended visit with friends and um
ltives in Portland. pre-
=. G. T.. Shaw was sick with the and