Monmouth Neighbors Report Rainy Season and Local Meetings
Monmouth correspondents note renewed rain bringing happiness to farmers. Local leaders plan an improvement league as the city council acts on a cows-on-street petition. Various residents visit family or attend events while church and school activities fill weekends.
Springfield visitors attend Rickreau alumni event
Ren from Springfield visited relatives on Monday as Rickreau alumni plan Friday evening activities. H C Seymour departs Saturday for Hebe to begin a five month school term. Jo Simonton and wife travel from South Bend to attend the Sinn ton funeral and the ink reall school closes with six eighth grade graduates Thursday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jo, Simonton
South Bend, Waels
Mr. Sinnton
Mra
A. Smith
Reall School
Robbed the Grave by Electric Hitters Claims Cure
Philadelphia man Jobo Oliver relates a dramatic recovery after using Electric Hitters. He says three doctors had given up on him, but one bottle brought improvement and three weeks cured him, urging others to try the product guaranteed by Kirkland Drug Co.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jobo Oliver
Philadelphia
Kirkland Drug Co.’s
Local notes reflect visits sales and arrivals in Independence
Parker Green Gentry of Independence met Dell Grigaby last Sun day and Balter sold 15 hogs to William Percival of Independence. D M Calbreath, former Parker resident, greeted friends Monday. Mrs A S Kerr received Blue Andalusian eggs from Mrs D M Calbreath. Jasper Rhodes and family visited A B Lacey Sunday. Mrs James and daughter Lenora of Suger visited Mrs Fuqua. Fuqua delivered cattle to Castle Shaw of Dallas earning 1570. Laura Cawthorn arrived from Corvallis for a visit with Mrs BE Evans. Timber in Washington not matching Oregon in Webfoot state. An ad sought fifteen subscribers to the Enter prise. C Max Bradley of Corvallis led the reply. Spauldigg Logging has thirteen men delogging a log jam in Luckiamute. A plan for a morning train from Southern Pacific or box rides is discussed. Jack Veness of Winlock, Wash. rode a Monday train to Portland.
Digestive Ailments Highlighted In Local Discussion
A note on stomach trouble and indigestion as serious health concerns, urging caution against trivializing digestion problems. Mentions Dr. Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery and Pleasant Pellets as remedies, claiming they aid digestion and restore vitality without false stimulants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Halaan
Dr. Pierce
Goldem Pwaries
Pierce
Social Roundup From Rickreall and Surroundings
Dallas resident W. A. Wash called pleasantly on Monday. M. A. Burch spent several days in Portland last week. Mrs. James Clark and her son from Springfield are visiting relatives here this week. Mrs. G. A. Washburn and child are mentioned in the update.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. A. Burch
Portland
James Clark and Son
Springfield
Warrant Payments Open at County Office
All warrants endorsed before December 5, 1901 are payable at the county treasurer's office. Interest expenses after the notice date apply. Dated April 17, 1901 by K. V Davros, County Treasurer. News items note sales and local figures involving Buckley’s Aroha Salve, Kirkland Drug Co, Geo. W. Childs cigars, Wagoner’s sale, and visit by “Gyp” Thurston of Suver to Eugene.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
K. V Davros
Buckley
Kirkland Drug Co
Geo. W. Childs
Wagoner’s
Notice of administratrix for Baldwin estate in Independence
Notice is given that Mrs Lecinds Baldwin of Independence Polk County Oregon has been appointed administratrix of the estate of John K Baldwin deceased. All persons with claims against the estate must present them verified by affidavit within months to the administratrix at her home in Independence Oregon. Dated at Independence Polk County Oregon this April 1008. Mrs Locrina Baldwin Adm r estate of John K Baldwin dec d
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Mra. Lecinds Baldwin
Independence
Polk County
Oregon
John BR. Baldwin
Painless Extraction Dentist Advertises Copper Building
W R Allin D D S offers painless extraction services from his copper building in Independence Oregon detailing his specialty and location for prospective patients in the town.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Independence
First-Class Workmen in Wigwam Shop on C Street
Only first class workmen employed in the Wigwam shop situated on the north side of C Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wigwam
C Street
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W. L. Bice
Monmouth
Tom Zeiber
Eugene
Alfred North
North Yamhill
Myra Noble
Heppner
Mrs
RM. Smith
Dr. Crowley
Bastern Ore
Wm. Mulkey
Mise Mamie Hibbs
Gaston
Mins Jensen
John Murphy
Woodford Vance
Grandma McQuerry
Coleman
Edd Smith
Bethel School
The
Christian Endeavor
Christian Church
Pearl Hedge
Oak Grove
Col. Day
W. of
Mrs. Savage
Halem
Glennie Reynolds
Ballston School
L.S. Perkin
Arthur Mattison
Laura Adkins
W. J. Mulkey
F. W. Laugbury
Will Clodfelter
Fred Sloan
Dallas and
Falls City Railroad
Warren Wright
Falls City
City
Laurence Kuykendall
Miss Bell Baird
Mamie Hibbs
Mabel Mattison
Edna Jensen
W. N. Savage
Salem
Misses Alta
Eva Savage
J. R. Nebrbas, D. D. S
P. O. Monmouth
Ren
Rickreau
H.C. Seymour
Hebe
Parker
Green Gentry
Dell Grigaby
G. ©. Balter
William Percival
D. M. Calbreath
A.S. Kerr
Jasper Rhodes
Near Independence
A. B. Lacey
Fuqua
Castle & Shaw
Dallas
Laura Cawthorn
Corvallis
BE. Evans
Washington
Enterprise
C. Max Bradley
Corvalliz
Spauldigg Logging Company
Southern Pacific Co
Jack Veness
Winlock, Wash
Veness
W. &. Sharman
Bank Building
Independence, Ore
Rickreall
W. A. Wash
G. A. Washburn
G L Hawkins
Dallas, Ore
Ayer
Rae Buckingham
Feiggee
Ff. FP. Hak & Co. Mane
Mikes
W. R. Allin, D. D. S
E. T. Henkle
Main Street
J. S. Moore
VIA
Ta Nont
Spokane
ST. Paul
Duluth
Cascade and
Rocky Mtnb
H. Dickson
J.W. Phalon
Trav. Pass
le Portland
A. B.C. Denniston
First Ave
Seattle
Wash
Hall’s Ferry
A.D. Pettyjohn, Prop