Monmouth News Roundup Brightens Local Happenings
Max Haley and family moved to Forest Grove. Mrs. Elizabeth Percival of Portland visited Monmouth. W P Fisher bought two lots north of the Evangelical church and moved his house there. Numerous calls, visits, and small relocating events fill this week in Polk County’s leading paper.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Max Haley
Forest Grove
Elizabeth Percival
Portland
Monmouth
W.P. Fisher
Evangelical Church
A. N. Halleck
Pearl
Weston
Polk County
Ringling Brothers Excursions to Salem Show
Special excursion rates arranged by Ringling Brothers World’s Greatest Shows invite travel to Salem for the circus exhibit on Wednesday August 26. The event promises a grand performance with 74 skilled performers in equestrian, gyavane tic, and aerial acts, plus forty clowns and numerous acts. A three mile parade opens the day. spectators are urged not to miss it.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ringling Brothers
Salem
America
Fearon
Don's
Amity Social Notes Mention Visits and New Home
Miss Ruby Reese visits Miss Estelle Robins at Amity. Miss Maggie Kerr of Farker spends week with Miss Em ma Mogford. Mrs P H Burt and daughter Mabel spend Sunday at Newport. Forest Barnes and wife return from Seio trip. Miss Bertha Reese returns from McMinnville. Tom Boothby buys ten acres in town and plans a residence. Herbert Adkins to stay in Junction City with uncle J A Adkins. Luckiamute residents enjoy new telephones and now holler to town friends.
Duxhurst Farm Colony Aimed at Curbing Inebriety Among Women
The Duxhurst farm colony in Surrey opened as a sanitarium for ladies eight years ago to address rising female inebriety. It preserves each patient in small cottages with nurse supervision and assigns outdoor work like gardening to rebuild strength and self respect.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
England
Duxhurst
Surrey
Banking and Exchange Notices Describe Loan and Credit Activity
A general banking and exchange entry records loans at a discount mode and commercial credits granted. It notes an opposite party received a current account object for check and verification.
Desperate Lives of Women At Reform Shelter
The article describes wives of criminals and distressed women drawn to a reform shelter for a year of voluntary restraint. It notes 3,110 refusals in a year and over 10,000.denials since opening, with 65 percent of cases reportedly improving, as per the shelter’s medical staff. Clarence Island and wife returned home from Cascadia Tuesday evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lady Henry Somerkst
Tonsorial Artist Wigwam Shop on C Street
A local tonso rial artist advertises first class workmen at the Wigwam barber shop located on the north side of C Street. The notice emphasizes skilled barbers and quality service for patrons seeking grooming and styling.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C Street
Also Mentioned on This Page
A. G. Heffley
Mrs. Pringle
Independence
Mrs. Mellan
Rose Ahern
South Dakota
Miss Elton
Dalles
McMinnville
Laura Wilson
Airlie
W. L. Bristow
Lewisville
Clarence Hyde
Luckinmute
Miss Paradine Doughty
Newport
Susie Stanton
San Francisco
Idis Ebberts
Mr. Orr
Rickreall
Mr. Griffa
Mr. Vernon
Mr. Lorence
Black Brothers
John Zeigler
Eugene
Mary Stengle
New York
Hood River
Grandma Stump
Mary Campbell
Agness and
David
Estella Melrath
Lena Murphy
Jesse DeWitt
Simpson
Carrie
Mabel Stevens
Dallas
Ringling Bros
Ruby Reese
Estelle Robins
Amity
Maggie Kerr
Farker
Emma Mogford
P. H. Burt
Mabel
Forest Barnes and
Seio
Tom Boothby
Herbert Adkins
Junction City
J. A. Adkins
J. R. Nebrbas, D.D. S
P. O. Monmouth
Philosophy
O.A. Kramer & Co
Oregon
O. A. Kramer , Co. Jewelers and Opticians
THE
Independence National Bank
H Hirshberg
Alkam Nelson
Vicw
W. Irvine
Castiler
Hl. Hirschigre
DW. Benen
B. F. Seif
MW. Stemmart
A. Nelson
the Ourges
Hus
Ers
Clarence Island
Cascadia
Moore
Frazer & Rice
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