Local News Roundup from Buena Vista and Surrounding Areas
Buena Vista reports visiting families from Grass Valley and Moscow Idaho. Revival meetings kick off in Havangelical church next Sunday evening led by Steve Laurel of Independence. Residents note weather forecasts and ongoing efforts to open a new brotherhood shop. Local officials comment on politics and state matters as residents discuss community improvements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Orville Smith
Grass Valley
Steve Laurel
Independence
Havangelical Church
Gasoline Wood Sawing Outfit Needed in Vicinity
High water caused damage to fences and bridges in the area. J. W. Cardwell had a painful but not serious accident last Monday when his horse kicked him, dislocating the elbow. Dr. D. Butler treated the injuries and Cardwell was resting easy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. W. Cardwell
D. Butler
Mr. Cardwell
Local Residents and Visits From Oregon Towns
A long list of residents and visitors from Rickreall and nearby areas is noted, with movements to Portland Salem Dallas Independence and the capitol city. The school report for Rickreall notes 15 days taught 44.6 attendance 82 percent and names students who took grade exams.
Local Notes From Independence Area Include Visits and Events
Archie Hosner visits from Corvallis while revival meetings unfold in the Evangelical church. Maud Hawley-Beauchamp of Stayton visits her Hawley relatives. Rev. W. A. Wood will preach the Baccalaureate at Normal chapel. junior reception at O S N & chapel. commencement set for February 2. New students enroll at the Normal for exams before half year's work. Mrs Eva Butler visits Baker City. T A Riggs loses hundreds of bushels of potatoes to the freeze, likely raising spud prices. Mrs J B Stump prepared 210 pounds of sausage for summer use. emphasis on preparing ahead. Local land care urged, draining noted. Geo Murphy visits home. photographer Mr Davidson reports busy, time scarce. Indpndence and Monmouth riders ride to Salem via motor lines. river travel noted. Mrs Eugene Noble of Heppner visits. Training department students host an evening program. Cold weather ruined many apples. storage rooms urged. Mae Melness sold millinery to a Fargo, SD party. returns home to McMinnville. Foley’s Honey and Tar praised for coughs and colds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Archie Hosner
Corvallis
Evangelical
Maud Hawley-Beauchamp
Stayton
J. H. Hawley
W. A. Wood
Normal
J. B. Stump
Geo
Murphy
Davidson
H. G. Campbell
Dallas
Independence
Monmouth
Salem
Eugene Noble
Heppner
J. Fream
Training Department
Willamett Valley
Mae Melness
Partles
McMinnville
Fargo
South Dakota
Highlanders Attend Dance and Portland Visit News
Mr and Mrs F W Smith left Friday for Portland to visit relatives. C B E Nash spent weekend with parents at Buena Vista. Highlanders attended a dance at Geo Reef’s home last Saturday night. Peter Shafer family surprised by daughters arriving from Portland and Boring to stay during parents’ absence for a chicken meal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. W.smith
Portland
C. BE. Nash
Buena Vista
Geo. Reef
Aud Alexander
Independence
Peter Shafer
Ruefs
Matie Osterveer
Myrtle Patterson
Boring
Ethel
Local residents conduct routine business in Independence and Albany
Geo Shafer and sister Mrs Myrie Patterson visited Independence to transact business. Mr and Mrs John Compton with Isaac Compton and wife traveled to Albany on Tuesday to visit Grandmother McElmurry who remains poorly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Geo, Shafer
Myrie Patterson
Independence
John Compton
Isaac Compton
Albany
Grandmother McElmurry
Monmouth News Briefs Include Local Visits and Health Updates
Manford Crowley conducts business in Monmouth today. Chas Ferren visits his sick mother in Monmouth. Ed Marks, county seat resident, visited Antioch earlier in the week. Clem and Lottie Fishback spent Sunday with George Bingham in Monmouth. An Oregon Nursery Co. agent from Salem was in the area late last week. A Monmouth doctor attended Grandma Sferren Friday. she is improving. Frank Gray returned to Independence after weeks with William Merren’s family. Wm Fishback and sister Ina visited friends in Lewisville. D G Dove has three men from Independence cutting wood on his new property. Foley’s Orino Laxative claims to regulate bowels and cure chronic constipation and sluggish liver. Pleasant to take. P M Kirkland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manford Crowley
Monmouth
Chas. Ferren
Stockholders Meeting of Independence Cannery Company
Notice of the regular stockholders meeting to be held at the opera house in Independence Oregon at 10 o clock a m on Tuesday March 9 1909 for election of officers and other business per the by laws H Hirschberg president and W A Messner secretary
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Independence Cannery Company
Independence
Oregon
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Polk County
Monarch
Gale Underwear
Mena
Socorade
Clearance Sale Men's
Gale Healory
Gale Underwear Childrens
Milesew’ Union
Gale
Sateen
Heatherbloom
Lonsdale
W. L. Douglas
Queen Quality
Gordon
Pattas
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Carpenter
Moscow
Idaho
Ralph JL. Hall
Chamberlain
United States
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Snyder
Brothershop
Teddy
California
Luckiamute
Glen Hillibrand
Independence Wednesony
Kon
Stumpig
A. Tethorow
Bycett Hillibrand
Jessie Stewart
Win
Goodrich
Lucklamute
Clifford
Rhub Lampltt
Tillamook
E. J. Steele
Oliver
Hanna Bros
Oliver Chilled Plow
Rickreall
B. F. Lucas
Peter Cook
John Koser
Orin Lucas
Linn Nesmith
C. McArthur
Mira Lucas
Effie Hickerson
Capitol City
I. W. Goodell
Paul Smith
Alva and
Dalla Byers
W. W. Rowell
Deloss Fritz
Otis Walt
Greenwood
Havel Vaughan
J. W. Kirkland
Ada Byers
Wm. Hill
LaNora Smith
John Munch
Rickreall Milling Co
Armitage
Cora McLean
Della Hicks
Floyd Hayes
Leta Barber
John McLean
Cora Barber
J. B. Hayes
Mabel Archibald
McLean
Barbers
Charley McGee
Strickten
John
Lola
Mame
Mildred
Floyd
Victor Hayes
Hubert Hicks
Willie Armitage
Cyrus Blair
Foley
P. M. Kirkland
Antioch
Ed Marks
Clem
Lottie Fishback
George Bingham
Oregon Nursery Co
Grandma Sferren
Frank Gray
William Merren
Wm. Fishback
Ina
Lewisville
D. G. Dove
H. Hirschberg
W. A. Messner
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