Polk County observer. (Monmouth, Polk County, Or.) 1888-1927, 1912-06-07
FALLS CITY

for the summer.
Chas. Hubbard was Dallas visitor
Tuesday.
Mrs. C. W. Lee was a passenger to |
Salem Thursday.
Gideon Sewers made a business
trip to Dallas Thursday.
G. c. Mahr was in Dallas on busi-
ness Tuesday.
]. NJ. Inman and family have NOV
ed to Dallas.
Miss Gazelle Lee is visiting with
friends in Portland.
DR.. Officer was at Salem on busi-
ness Saturday.
J. G. Eubanks, of Salem, was a
caller on Wednesday.
r. r. Porter was a passenger to
Dallas Wednesday.
Mrs. NJ. l.. Thompson visited with
friends in Salem Sunday.
Dana McPherren has an enlarged
face caused by poison oak.
Mr.. j. II. Flower was a passenger
to Salem Tuesday to attend the grad
uating exercises of the Blind school
of which his daughter Margaret,
was one who completed the course.
A. f. Courier, of Salem, was a
visitor Wednesday,
w. II. Miller, of Falls City, is the
Socialist candidate for county treas
urer.
Mrs. Chas. Hubbard, who is in the
Dallas hospital, is improving slowly.
DR.. Vanzant, of Vancouver, Wash,
was in Falls City on business Tues
day.
Miss Julia Num-, of Dallas, visited
her sister, Miss Ruth Num-, the past
week
NJ. M. Ransom, of Smith Center,
Kansas, was a visitor Wednesday
]. r. Ewing, of Portland, visited
at the home of Editor Lee Tuesday.
l.. A. Hulburt is engaged in sup
plying the Black Rockers with fresh
, milk and cream.
Married--At Black Rock, May "a,
1912, Geo. NJ. Pye and Miss Cora
Olive Osborn, Rev. F. w. Waehlte Of"
} ficiatiing.
Ben Mcdowell and family have
moved back to town from McLain's
camp near Airlie.
Rev. Miles, of Dallas, delivered
the Memorial address to the school
on Wednesday afternoon at the High
I school building.
! Mr.. and Mrs. 1saacs Hughes, OF
Dallas, visited their daughters, Mrs
G. L. McMurphy and Mrs. George
Lotus Wednesday.
Mrs Clara Bell and nephew went
TO Portland Monday to visit relatives
! Mr.. and Mrs. Archie Krebs have
moved to Dallas.
Mrs. w. r. Hinshaw was a passen'
ger to Salem Monday.
Mrs. Hazel Flower and son of Dal'
las, spent Sunday with her mother
Mrs. Addie Montgomery.
A. f. Myers and wife were Salem
!, visitors Saturday.
p. Wolferbarger, of independence
snent Sunday in Falls City visitin'
70 friends.
~ Miss Grace Cockerline, register
y ed pharmacist from Estacads' is nov
= emnloyed as clerk in Thompson
drug store.
Abraham Lillienstein, of Denver
was a visitor Wednesday
D T. d. Flint of Wslla Walla, ha
q boupht the remaining 20 acres Of !
A Hanson's farm.
= l. q. Denney and F. ID. Knowlto
of Portland, have bought the q. L
Treat & Co. stock Of goods ana WI
move 1t to Portland July /.
Mrs L. Starr, Of Salem, is visitin
o. Of the home of Mr.. and Mrs. H. L
ic starr. ,-
~ Mrs Maggie O'Brien and childre
left for Seaside Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bogart and daught'
y, salem. visited at the home CT h
D brother. Mr.. Pierce Bogart. Sunday
ne AR. and Mrs. T. b. Masters are pr'
naring to move to Portland the hr
of the week. 49,
NJ G. Ellis made a business Ut
70 Dallas Wednesday.
Mrs Frank Butler visited frien'
- in DalIas the last of the week.
" prof, Howard Caldwell former
l' professor at Yale college. gave
omen air lecture in front of the wa
'u her Hotel Saturday evening. ID
subiect was THE Coming Victory
socialism" 1t was well attended.
= A surprise party was tender,
u Mrs A. A. Quick Monday. May
NV the members Of the MethodI
ladies Aid society. it being her Dirt
dav. The afternoon was very piea
ia, ia antly spent and a delicious Jun
20 was served. Mrs. Quick receiN
a. many beautiful presents.
=" Mrs. Roy McMurphy was DaIl
visitor Monday.
George March and wife were u
os- s.ngers 10 Dallas Thursday
ty Mr.. and Mrs. 9. Lee went to sai'
'' Thursday. 1.,..-
Mrs Zim Hinshaw and son Char
,rere out from the siletz basin We
nesday. g.
lis. Mr.. Lynch. Of Salem, spent SUM
est 81, -. .fgter Miss Lynch