Monmouth Notes on Visits and Movements
Doc Denny and family spent part of the week at Bethel. Miss Kerr of Parker and Miss Emma Mogford visited. Otis Wolverton and family visited Salem relatives. Mrs. Worth visiting Albany. Several residents traveled to Newport and Portland for visits and moves. Frank Boothby moved into the Gety/Getts house. Meador family toured Oak Grove. various residents returned from Newport and Salem.
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Doc Denny
Bethel
Miss Kerr
Parker
Emma Mogford
Otis Wolverton
Salem
Mrs. Worth
Albany
John Holman
Harry Butz
Dallas
Adkins
Frank Boothby
Portland
Gety House
Getts House
Buena Vista resident new Adams property owner
Mr Winn the mail carrier between Buena Vista and Parker has purchased and occupies the Adams property in the west part of town. Arthur Logan and family vacated recently. Mrs Margaret McLain owns a new bedroom suite and enameled iron bedstead presented to "mother" from Charles McLain, who is book-
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Margaret McLain
Charles McLain
Local notes and visits in Polk and Marion counties
Spaulding Company keeper proud of giver and gift. Cal Thrasher of Corvallis handles relief association burl notes in Buena Vista. Rueben Kiger’s daughter visits Jacob Nash home. Opal Hall, Polk County teacher, hosted by the Richardsons, heads to Portland for fourth year. Alice Knighton visits Independence. A. J. Richardson visits Albany. Mrs. A. J. Hall plans a visit to Albion, Washington. New school house material nearly on grounds as work starts. Henry Winn and wife move to hop yard with Artemmus Winn. T. T. Oglesby returns from funeral near Jefferson. Herron family member to operate local warehouse. Odd Fellows building repair underway by Finch and Simmons. Knighton and Davisson harvest grain on Comy Wells place. Joe Sam, top Folk hop grower, travels to Crabtree for pickers, returns with about 25.
Beggar Seeks Start in Peddling After Amputation
A beggar with one hand in Buena Vista on Monday hopes to raise cash to launch a peddling business. Independent Missourians Charles 41if and family visited Mr and Mrs Hall in Sunday. Hall, Tift and Hall reminisce about Illinois childhood days. A threshing report indicates grain is heavier than expected, while farmers remain cautious about market turns.
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Buena Vista
Charles
Independence
Hall
Mr. Tift
Illiois
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