Monmouth Notes of People and Places Around Town
Monmouth correspondents report on residents visiting and moving in and out. Henry of Charles City Iowa sails for California and Willamette Valley. Prof T J Nabil and Prof William Briant visit, Miss Eva Smith from Dallas guests at Nichols, Mrs Adaline Gunn visits Independence, A L Campbell to Salem, James Cole of Cobes Valley rents Lee Crosby property, Parker new Salem mail carrier to reside here, wedding June 5 at Mrs Williams Shreve home between Dr William Cavanaugh and Miss Zola Turnbow with Monmouth Normal ties, Cavanaugh to Portland, Turnbow Cavanaugh well known here. Green Butler from Dallas visits. O Lewis travels to Alsea country. Moray at Salem Sanitarium. Fisher and Johnston visit Silots. Win Worth seeks grocery prospects. heavy rain disrupts haying. Calvan Kramer buys J H Powell farm awaiting Powell move to Idaho. Various locals headed to Corvallis, McCoy, and Salem for work and repairs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Cole
Cobes Valley
Oregon
Lee Crosby
Parker
New
William Shreve
Second Street
William Cavanaugh
Zola Turnbow
Albyon Essen
Monmouth Normal School
Colfax
Washingon
North Pacific Dental College
Paper Goods and Printing Supplies in Salem
Geo. F. Rodgers & Co. advertises wholesale paper sealers wrapping paper paper bags twine photographers mounts and printers supplies at 130 Court St Salem Oregon promising money savings on any paper line and inviting inquiries about prices.
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Court St. Salem
Ore
Stengels Daughter and Family Visit from New York
Mr Stengel's daughter and her husband from New York are visiting. Mr Kramer Mrs Berry and Miss Kramer plan a trip to Ashland on Thursday for a month's absence. P L Campbell rode to Salem by stage Wednesday morning. Miss Tone visits friends here. Mr C C Lewis plans to go to his claim this week. The new mail carrier was present on the first.
Local Notices and Personal Updates From Town
Mine Destrice Howell was a baler victor that week. Mrs Emmett expects to go to Haley soon to visit her son John. Mine Opal Hall has returned home from her solo on Portland accompanied by one of her pupils. Mr Rule Slopcon moved to Airtie for the summer. John Higher has gone to Dallas to visit his parents for a few days as Mrs Dr Bird and children of Bpokane Warbington yield Mrs Bird's parents, Mr and Mrs Wolverton. Ming Mabel Byers went to Salem on Tuesday to visit friends. Prof B C Free and wife started Buridey for the Hawt. Mr wad Mee, Fr low attended the wedding of Mrs ow w's sister Mico Ella fay to Mr Samuel Savage Saturday evening at Galwary. There were catarhh in this section of the country and many illnesses to Comnellien. A gent ioa by Senne i date pro nounced Stalie Gieiee prescribed local remedies. Hull's Catareh Cure, manufactured by BJ Oteneyde a Toledo, is advertised with testimonials. Hall's Family Pills are advertised as the best. Mrs Hawk of Tacoma visits Koraistur. Jans Holoick. DeArmond attended our Sunday school last Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Destrice Howell
Emmett
Haley
John
Opal Hall
Portland
Rule Slopcon
Airtie
John Higher
Dallas
Dr. Bird
Bpokane
Warbington
Ming Mabel Byers
Salem
Prof
B.C. Freeh
Wad Mee
Low
Oww
Sieter
Mico Ella Fay
Samuel Savage
Galwary
Comnellien
Hull
Oteneydea
Toledo
Orlin
Addres
Cheney
Hall
Local Social Notes From Portland and Surrounding Areas
Mrs C E Leavens of Portland visits her sister Mrs E Davison with her two little boys. Falls City hosts Pearl Alexander and Pearl Locke for a fishing trip. Viola Alexander joins Independence Rebekah Lodge in Dallas for a pleasant evening. Milly Posx reports frost in Minnesota. J M Tedrow and wife plan a Belknap Springs visit. J G White of Oak Grove attends Highland Grange. Mrs Lois Cragg of Dorchester Mass cites relief after Dr King s New Discovery. Capt and Mrs Johnson of Albany visit the city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mra. C. E. Leavens
Portland
Mra. E. Davison
Little Roy Cockle
Dayton
Clarence Allen
A. J. Richardson
Buena Vista
Ladies Aid Society
Pearl Alexander
Pearl Locke
Falls City
Viola Alexander
Rebekah Lodge of Independence
Dallas
Milly Posx
Minnesota
Frances
Mary Helmick
Lebanon
J. M. Tedrow
Belknap Springs
J. G. White
Oak Grove
Highland Grange
Moore’s Wigwam Shop Promotes First-Class Barbers
J. O. Moore, a noted tonsorial artist, advertises that only first-class workmen are employed at the Wigwam Shop, located on the north side of C Street.
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C Street
Donation Land Claim for Sale Nearby Lewisville
Three-quarters of a mile west of Lewisville, 150 acres in cultivation with 2 barns, house, and orchard. all under fence and crop fenced. Inquire on the premises. 29-2m A Wing.
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Lewisville
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Independence
W. L. Rice
Enbalmer
Panera
Kelly's
Pickel’s
Monmouth St
Monmouth
Henry
Charles City
Towa
GC. Wigmore
California
Willarmette Valley
T. J. Nabil
Independence School
William Briant
Eva Smith
John Nichols
Adaline Gunn
Nichols
A. L. Campbell
Salew
Mrs. Catron
Cavanaugh
Turnbow Cavanaugh
Green Butler
O. Lewis
Alsea
Lorn Lewis
John H. Moray
Salem Sanitarium
Frank Fisher
W. H. Johnston
Win Worth
Calvan Kramer
Siletz
Ter
Bruce Wolverton
Mrs. Bird
Calbreath
J. H. Powell
Mr. Powell
Idaho
John Mulkey
McCoy
Tom Boothby
Corvallis
C.A.C
I. P. Reese
Thomas Newbill
Ballston
I . M. Batler
Geo. F. Rodgers & Co
Ane
Culwary
Eury
Mrs. Hawk
Tacoma
Washington
Koraistur
Mere
Fiay DeArmond
Gerry
Earm Pete
Jordan
Dorte Trent
Met
4 & CO
al Hart Schaffner
Monmouth Independence
Little Palace Hotel
Baler
J.A. Byers
Lois Cragg
Dorchester
Capt
Mrs. Johnson
Albany
City
J. 3. Moore
Waite Corner
Gordon Rats
Ien
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