Many Monmouth Residents Busy in Summer Plans
Monmouth correspondents report a lively scene with travelers and visitors. Mrs Lulu Allen remains ill with measles while Loyd Mason recovers from the disease and Miss Edith Pearce visits W Allen in town. The Coming Men of America lodge forms with 12 charter members as camp meetings draw locals to Turner. An 11 year old son of Ray of Airlie dies of Brights disease, and a wedding unites Miss Alice Smith and J J Handsaker after university graduation. The Adkins damage suit advances to the Supreme Court in December.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ray
Airlie
Alice M. Smith
Monmouth
J. M. Smith
J. J. Handsaker
Eugene
Chamberlain's Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy
An advertisement touts Chamberlain's remedy as a universally dependable and pleasant treatment for colic cholera and diarrhoea. It highlights its value for summer diarrhoea in children and claims it saves many children each year. Sold by Kirkland Drug Co.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chamberlain
Kirkland Drug Co
Airlie Notes and Local Visits in Oregon
Mrs Garret Horner is sick with measles Airlie residents discuss flood relief contributions Alma Walker from Independence visits relatives Claudace and Alice Wicklund of Corvallis stay with Eva Staats J J Williams and wife of Dallas visit O M Staats Marion Waters horse spooked at camp meeting grounds ran into a fence but caused no serious damage
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alma Walker
Independence
Miss Claudace and
Alice Wicklund
Corvallis
Eva Staats
Marion Waters
Wanted Characters for Representing Wealthy Chicago House
Classified ad seeks multiple trustworthy individuals in each state to represent and advertise an old established business with strong finances. Pay is $21 weekly plus expenses, cash weekly from head offices. Horse and carriage provided when needed. Include references and a self addressed envelope. Colonial Co. 884 Dearborn St Chicago.
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Colonial Co
Dearborn Bt
Chicago
Patterson Linville Wedding in Corvallis
Miss Mildred Linville of Corvallis wed Mr. Patterson of Baker City at the bride’s father home in Corvallis on Thursday June 18 at 10 AM. About thirty guests attended a wedding repast before the couple left for Baker City where they will reside. Mildred is a niece of Mrs. J Q Davidson of Polk County and the groom has a large law practice in Baker City.
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Mildred Linville
Corvallis
Patterson
Baker City
J. Q. Davidson
Polk County
Petersons Welcome Baby Girl in Walker
A girl was born to Mr and Mrs P T Peterson in Walker on Wednesday June 17 1903. The birth is announced in the local notices with no further details.
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Lulu Allen
Prof. French
Weston
H. D. Statts
Lewisville
Loyd Mason
Jesse Simpson
Mrs. Petree
Mollie
Arlington
Will Murphy
Jesse DeWitt
Falls City
Cassie Stump
Portland
Mrs. Auten
Mountains
Edith Pearce
Albany
Mrs. W. Allen
Grace Byers
Irvine
Peter Flynn
Potland
Nellie Hargrove
Salem
E. M. Smith
Ina Murphy
Walla Walla
Emma Kramer
Newport
P. H. Burt
Oregon
Claud Stout
Southern Pacific
America
Turner
Grandma McQuery
Joseph Edwards
Monroe
Benton County
Mr. Needham
Mr. Pettit
Jank Lucas
Christian Church
A. N. Halleck
Miss Pearl
Pilot Rock
Umatilla County
J. C. Rose
Mr. Rose
Mrs. French
C. W. Leonard
Jeff Berry
Lucas and Bryan Saw Mill
Scott Campbell
Bern
Miss Katie
Ora Towne
Nellie Doughty
Ashland
Donald Lewis
Bertha Clodfelter
Spokane
Mrs
Cattron
Bess Jennings
Fred Holman
Wm. Ireland
Blanche Bowman
Hillsboro
Grace Gill
Scio
Tom Boothby
John Palmer
Bristow House
Adkins
Supreme Court
Hazelwood
Pacific Coast
Simpson Bros
J. J. Williams
Dallas
O. M. Staats
Skxodak
Fiownie
The
Kodak
Oregl
Pres. P. L. Campbell
Patterson-Linville
Parker
Henry Watterson
Courier-Journal
Louisville Courier-Journal
Courier
Rewarth
Obj
Thealy Courier-Journal
Wal
Independence National
Capital Stock
von H Hirshberg
Abramne
W. Irvine
H. Hinchberg
D. W. Seara
B. J. Smith
Me Woa
Nelson
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