Polk County observer. (Monmouth, Polk County, Or.) 1888-1927, 1912-05-17
FALLS CITY


itor here the first of the week.
Mrs. Fulton, of Black Rock, spent
the week at Mrs. Andy Porters.
Lin Elders, of Dallas, spent Sat-
urday in the city.
Sam Weist, of Black Rock, was a
caller Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Hamer and chill
dren left for Nashville Monday, after
spending two months with her par
ents, Mr. and Mrs. Andy Porter.
Mrs. William Chappell and daugh-
ter Eva, of Mill 1, were the guests of
Mrs. w. R. Hinshaw Monday,
Frank Hayden was a Black Rock
visitor Saturday.
Mr.. Spencer, of Salem, is moving
to Falls City.
Warren McKown, of Lake county,
| is visiting his brother, w. b. Nc
Kown, of this city.
Charles Hinshaw, of the Siletz Ba-
sin, was on the streets Thursday
The following ladies of Black Rock
We're initiated into the Rebekah lodge
L
son, Fisher, Wallace, Hunter and
Gilbertson.
Gladys Canter, of Dallas, was
visitor here Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs Harry Krebs moved
to Dallas Saturday.
Mrs. M. Myers and daughter Ruth,
of Colorado, are visiting at the home
of A. e. Myers.
William Mitchell, of Cadillac,
Michigan, is the guest of Mr.. and
Mrs. F. P. Heyden.
M. l.. Thompson and wife, Rev.
Waehlte and wife, were Willamina
visitors Tuesday.
Mrs. j. H.. Flower was passenger
to Salem Friday.
Mrs j. West, of Black Rock, made
business trip to Falls City Satur-
day.
George c. Mahr was a passenger to
Dallas Wednesday.
Miss Jean Kuykendall, of Dallas, |
spent Sunday with Miss Elsie White. |
j. H. Flower has gone to Berkeley.
1dlHoIHld lOI HleulCdl lIedIIueHl.
Misses Frances and Mona Fugitt
were Dallas visitors Monday.
r. L. Chapman, of Dallas, was in
town Thursday on business.
Ben Mcdowell and Fred Chaplin
are working in the vicinity of Pedee.
Charles Shpley, of Monmouth.
visited at the home of his sister, Mrs
Loring Frink, Monday.
Albert Teal has been working on
the construction of the new railroad
from Bridgeport to the cement
quarry
Wynn Grier entertained number
Of his little friends on Wednesday
afternoon, the occasion being his
Lloyd Ellis, while cutting grade
stakes on the survey for the new
county road near Mill /, Thursday,
rut his knee with an axe Mr.. Cook
dressed the wound and the injured
Young man was taken to his home.
John Hughes is out from his claim
for few days.
lean candidate for county assessor,
VAS in Falls City the first of the
week
Mrs, Loring Frink and daughter.
Mice. spent several days the first of r
he week visiting with Mrs. Frink's
ather A. ]. Shipley, of Monmouth. h
r. Nj. Bosley Winfield Eggleston n
IN son Lee. of Monmouth, made a
business trip to Falls City Tuesday. ID
]. G. Lancaster of Neodesha, Kan
as. was caller Tuesday. Z
Sam Collard, who has had charge
f the Gem moving picture theater
or several months returned to his :
ome at Newberg Monday. Barnette 3
Brown will take Mr. Collard's place. &
Alex Courier and family are pre- 3
airing to move to Walla walla. &
Wash, on the way they will stop at 3
;ewberg and visit Grandma Courier, &
nd also go to Oregon City and visit 3
riends, They expect to leave Thurs &
ay, and return next November Mr.. ,
ties will occupy the residence. z
A. w Porter spent Sunday in Dali ;
Is. 2
Mr.. and Mrs. f. NJ Hellworth were 3
assengers to Dallas Monday. z
DIR. Pfandhoefer made a business 3
lip to Salem Monday. x
Miss Ethel Tooze, of Eugene. who )
as been spending the past week at x
he home of Mr.. and Mrs. W. F. q
ichols. returned to Eugene Mon x
ay. ;
Charles Baker. of Black Rock, was x
Sunday visitor.
A. Z. Myers has purchased a Ford x
of Guy Brothers.
John Charles. of Black Rock. was x
sitting friends in this city over sun
~ x
Bob McCallon. of Dallas. was a vis-
pr Saturday. *
y. Chaplin went to North Yamhm 8
-iday. to attend the funeral Of his )
M brother. W. l. Gilsan.
Mrs. d. r. Courier was a passen- =
r 10 Dallas Friday. &
William Bohle. OF Bridgeport. has
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