Clark County WA Archives News.....Purely Personal February 12, 1915
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Camas Post February 12, 1915
J.M. Carrick came in from Ireland Tuesday.

Mr. and Mrs. C.E.Farrell were in Portland Tuesday.

Mrs. S.Z. Witmeyer spent the day in Portland Monday.

C.B.Jackson made a business trip to Portland Tuesday.

Mrs. J.T.Self was a passenger for Portland Tuesday.

Harry Baxter was in Portland Tuesday on official business.

Mr. and Mrs. Alden spent the day in Portland on Tuesay.

Arthur Lamoureux spent Tuesday visiting friends in Portland.

T.W. Armstrong of Fern Prairie spent yesterday in Vancouver.

Ben Marthen of Fern Prairie was a visitor in the city yesterday.

A.C.Jellison was in from his ranch near Orchards Saturday last.

Attorney J.D. Currie made a professional trip to Vancouver on Tuesday.

Mrs. Tom Plunkett and sister, Mrs. David Hull, spent Saturday at Washougal.

Miss Nora Self spent Sunday at the home of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. J.T.Self.

Mrs. R.W. Carmack and children were passengers for Portland Wednesday.

C.A.Newquist of Fern Prairie was among the farmers who visited town Tuesday.

Mr. and Mrs. J.A. Rick came down from Prune Hill on a shopping tour Wednesday.

Van Normoyle came over from Portland Saturday evening and visited friends here 
Sunday.

Sheriff Biesecker was a visitor in Camas on Tuesday, accompanied by one of his 
deputies.

Mr. and Mrs. Bill have moved from the English house to the Crawford house on 
Third street.

Fred Palmer, who has been quite ill for some time with asthma and other 
afflictions.

Mrs. J.H. Trumbo visited Portland and while there purchased a new Steinway 
piano for her home.

Mrs. Perkins and two children of Tenino,Wash., are guests at the home of 
Mrs.Perkins sister, Mrs. Frank Portison.

Mr. and Mrs. A.F.Rick of Fern Prairie were in town shopping on Wednesday, 
accompanied by their little daughter.

Harry Parker, who is operating a jitney in Portland, was over Saturday 
renewing acquaintances, also to order The Post sent to him at 387 1/2 East 
Burnside.

Mrs. M.L.Smith and daughter, Miss Josephine, of Portland, who have been 
isiting at the home of Mrs.Smith's son, R.B. Knapp of Grass Valley left for 
their home on Monday morning's train.

Miss Erma Brown,of Portland, returned to her home Sunday evening after a visit 
of several days in Camas, where she was the guest of Miss Alice Morton and at 
the Brown home on the hill.

Mrs.Geo. J.Kinz and children went to Portland yesterday morning and will pass 
the remainder of the week visiting friends in that city. Dr.Kinz went over 
last evening,and, with Mrs.Kinz, attended the recital by Alma Gluck last 
evening.

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