Monmouth County Notes and Farm Activity Report
County correspondence from November 17 1902 reports residents visiting neighbors selling hogs and crops as well as school term start and church meetings. Mentions Fergus sale at Talmage Johnson Clark and farmyard developments with rentals and planned plantings.
Local visits span Independence to Portland and Corvallis
J. W. Fetzer and wife visited relatives in Independence on Sunday. Thad Lucas lost a horse named Geo. Smith and daughter Stella traveled to Portland to see his sons. Grandpa Nance returned from Corvallis on Friday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. W. Fetzer
Independence Sunday
Geo, Smith
Stella
Portland
Grand Medicine Pie Promises Quick Relief Says Turner
Dempery town residents hear praise for Dr King s New Life Pie claiming rapid cure for constipation stomach and liver troubles. Nearby notes mention Kirkland Cruze Co s Ben Mason horse with pink eye Rev Briscoe s sermon at the schoolhouse and Frank Bennett taking possession of the Reeves place. Sunday school awaits literature and Chrysanthemum Fair offers a 10 cent lunch.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
King
D HM Turner
Dempery Town
Kirkland Cruze Co's
Ben Mason
Rev
Briscoe
Local Notes From Albany and Corvallis Area
John Compton is ill. Clay Bush and Willie Helmick traveled to Albany on Friday. A literary gathering was held at the Elkins school house with a meeting at 7 30 Saturday evenings. BE Evans and wife visited Mrs Evans brother H D Cauthorn Sunday and Monday. Miss Fannie Helmick visiting the Normal spent Sunday at home. Miss Ruth Cauthorn is in Corvallis. Judson Smith and bride of Corvallis visited E Evans last Sunday. Miss Cotton attended the teachers institute last week. D Hewitt attends court in Portland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
BE. Evans
Fannie Helmick
Judson Smith
Bride
Corvallis
E Evans
Startling Surprise In Kitchen Window Incident
Rudolf Simon killed a goose from his kitchen window recently. A Startling Surprise. Very few could believe. In looking at A. T. Headley, a healthy robust blacksmith of Tilden Ind, float for ten years he suffered such tortures from incumbration no few could endure and fire. But a wonderful change followed his taking Electric Hitters. Two bottles totally cured me, he writes, and I have not felt a twinge in over a year. They regulate the kidneys purify the blood and cure general health. Try them only 50¢ Kirkland Pro Co's.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. Headley
Tilden
Ind
Kirkland Prog Co
Public Health Warning Echoes Diptheria Danger
Parents urged to keep children home as diptheria fears rise after the death of an infant in the Reynolds household and Merl Reynolds falls ill. Officials note no other cases yet and school closures aim to prevent further spread while the sick child improves. Community expresses sympathy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. J. Reynolds
Diptheria
Merl
Reynolds
Local K O T M to Mark 11th Anniversary with Costume Social
On December 14 the K O T M will celebrate its 11th anniversary with a costume social. Members are invited to attend in period nation or vocation costumes with a prize to the most representative couple. Refreshments and a program will accompany the evening.
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Antioch
Wom. Smith
Monmouth
Fergus
Talmage
William Percival
James Goddam
Lakeside
Washington
Mrs. Ge. Clark
William Herren
Ferguson
Nellie Addison
Dayton
J. L. Fishback
F. ©. Haynes
Frank Smith
Sperling's
The
the Butcher
Pick Owen
C.E. Yeater
Luckinmute
Earnest Thurston
C. E. Wheelock
Joe Craven
John Collins
Ty Brown
Ball Creek
Mra. J. Brown
Mra. J. Southwink
Salem
Adda
Rickreall
Thad Lucas
Nance
Frank Bennett
Reeves Place
Bob Shafer
Winlock
P. R. Alexander
Lou Stapleton
Girandpa Lavedree
John Compton
Clay Bush
Willie Helmick
Albany
Elkins School
Ruth Cauthorn
D. Hewitt
House Furnishing Co
Commercial St
P. O
Obe
Benicia
Frazer & Rice
Rudolf Simon
Falls
Asehor
Frank Butlers
J. &. Teal
Falls City
Falls City, Ore
Miss Pearl Squire
Independence National Bank
Capital Stock
H Hirshberg
Abram Nelson
H. Hirschberg
D. W. Sears
B. F. Smith
M. W. Stewart
A. Nelson