•ìalse.v Enterprise, Halsey, Oregon, June 7,1928
» d EnterpriM Report«)
Hr ,nd Mrs- N. H. Cummings
d daughter were Sunday dinner
.ueali at ,he Henry Brock hOm’
Mr and Mr»- Estes Basa and
children and Mr. Robert Sisk at-
teuded camp meeting near Monroe
Sunday evening.
Mr and Mrs. Em il Heliekm of
gcMinuville «Penl Sunday at tbe
Mirtin Cumminge home. Mrs Hel-
jekus is a sister of Mrs.Cummings.
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Ardry,
Mr. and Mrs. C. E Ardery of
Halsey, Mr. George Atdery and
junior Williams, spent Sunday
afternoon at Triangle lake
Mrs. Marietta Palm er who has
( lent the winter m onths with her
boo , L. B- Palmer and family, ex-
pecl's soon to leave for her home iu
Boutberu California.
A large c.owd of youcg people
from here went to Peoria Saturday
where some of them took part in
tbe hall game and all enjoyed the
program and chicken pie supper
given by the women’s missionary
society.
Mrs. 0- G. Coldiron will leave
this wiek for Pond Creek, Oklaho­
ma, where she will visit her moth­
er anu other relatives. Mr. Cold­
iron and daughter, Norn, will drive
eist next fill and the fam ly will
spend the winter there.
Among those from here attend,
¡ng the Corvallis high fchool com­
mencement exercises Monday eve­
ning were Messrs, and Mesdamts
T.J.Jackson, George Hocksnsmith,
Lyman Palmer, Marlin Cummings
aud Russell and Lucile Herndon
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Pine Grove Items
(By an Enterpiise Reporter)
grandchildren Ilarlis and James I p
Rike and Mamie Ea’.k were Sunday
dinner guests at the F W Falk
home.
Earl Elliott who recently movrd
to Brownsville with his parents,
was the guest of his friend H-nry
Kirk Monday night.
Mr. aud Mrs. 0 J. Rike aud
Harlie and James Rifes motored to
Eugeue Friday O'i a business and
pleasure trip.
Mr. and Mrs. R E Bierly and
sons Charlie and Kenneth and Ava
Falk attended the revival meetings
at Brownsville Sunday night,
Mr. and Mrs. II. L. Straley and |
daughter Merle, Mrs. Charlie Stra­
ley and children, Elaine, Geraldine
and Lowell, and Beulah Miller
Alford Arrows
attended the Charity Grange picnic
at Ptuce's grove Saturday,
(E n te rp rise C erreapoadeaca)
M chael Rickard is in Eugene
Mr. and Mrs. F. J Keen and
sou Willard and the former’s sister,
tailing medical treatments.
Jack Curtis cf Peoria visited at Mrs L. Thorn of Oregon City, and
Mr. aud Mrs. Clifford Bibcock and
the C A Curtis home Sunday.
daughter
Eloise drove to Salem
Velds, Alice and Delta Curtis
Sunday
to
bring home Alfred Keen
and Wilma, Lois and Erma Falk
who had been visiting his undo for
enjoyed a picnic at the Coburg
a week.
bridge Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. J. H. VanNieeand
Mr. and Mrs. J. H. R ckard and
daughters Ell n, Roberta and Kdna
Mrs. Michael Rickard and Vern
and Merwin and William VanNice
Puillipi, were Suudav evening call
and their families drove to New­
era at A. E. Whitbcck’s.
port Sunday for an outing, Th*y
Mr. and Mrs. George Lusby and returned Sunday. During their
n ice. Clara Johns, and Mrs- Joe absence Kenneth VanNice look.d
Lusby an 1 daughter Alice of Eu­
after tbtir chopes.
gene, were callers at the J F Isom
Mrs. Edith Gillett motored to
him e Wednesday of last wiik.
Springfield the latter part of the
Mrs. L. E. Band of Albany spent week, tak ing Gra ndpa G illett who
Sunday night at tin home of her went on to Cottage Grove where h-
daughter, Mrs. E. D. Iso n and on attended a camp meeting of the
Mon Jay Mrs. Isom and daughter, Free Methodist chuich. Harold
Beverly .accompanied her honai for Gillett of Springfield returned heme
a few days vis't.
with his cousins, Alfred Lawrence
Mr. and Mr. E. D Isom accom­ and W illard Gillett.
panied Mr. and Mrs. A A. Tusung
TU SSIN G & TU SSIN G
to West Fir Sunday. Mr. Isom
went on to Oakridge to again eutcr
LAWYERS
the Forest Service for the summer,
Hats°y and Brownsville
the rest returning home in the
Oregon
evening.
Mrs. Floyd Nichols and child­
ren were Albany visitors Saturday.
Mr, and Mrs. E. E. Hover and
eon were Eugene visitors Tuesday.
Spoon River Sparks
Mrs.Lizrie Simon of Eugene was
a visitor at the L. E. Eagy home
Mr. anJ Mrs. H. J Falk spent
the first of the week.
Friday at Triangle Lnke.
Mrs. Fred Sylvester is visiting
Nearly everyone in this corn*
her parents and other relatives in
inunity bad their sheep sheaied
Portland this week.
last week.
Albert Heinrich of Portland
Jennie Nicewood of Route2, Hal-
spent several dayB visiting his par­ gey, spent Monday evening at the
ents here last week.
H. J. Falk Some,
Miss Grace Kirk has been re­
Richard and Harry Harding are
elected as teacher of the Pine Grove camping at Byrd Waggoner’s dur­
echool for the coming year.
ing the strawberry season.
The O. Martin and Jay Suytar
Mer’e Straley arrived home S at­
families with guests from Califor­ urday from Marshfield where she
nia picnicked on the banks of the taught school the past year.
1 ike Sunday.
Mrs. E. E. Carey accompanied
Mrs. Myrtle McManus of Jeffer­ Mr. and Mrs Carl Seefe'd to Mon­
son, and Tom Hover of Monroo, roe Sunday where they attended a
visited at the E- E. Hover home
camp meeting.
Memorial day.
A large number from this com­
Several Pine Grove people at- munity went to Ila ’sey Sunda» to
tended the program and chicken hear Goldia Wells tell of her work
pie supper given by the ladies mis­
as a missionary.
sionary society at Peoria Saturday
Mr. and M,s. G. J. Rike aud
evening.
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*nd daughters, Nora and Grace
attended the O.S.C. graduating
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