Local visitors and graduates noted in Monmouth brief
Local Brevities recounts Mr. and Mrs. Dell Butler of Eugene as guests of Mr. and Mrs. C. Newman. Claud Stout of Salem visited his mother Mrs. C. W. Stout. Neta Waller returned from Oakland where she taught. W. D. McCready of Eugene visited G. T. Boothby. Jack Gilson of Airlie was in Monmouth. A. R. Lewis of Airlie and C. P. Beving of Lewisville visited Wednesday. Lydia Powell completed Home Economies at C A C and Ruby Lorence completed music at the same institution.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mrs. Dell Butler
Eugene
Mrs. C. Newman
Claud Stout
Salem
C. W. Stout
A. R. Lewis
Airlie
C. P. Beving
Lewisville
Monmouth
Lydia Powell
Ruby Lorence
Gavel Made From Old Sill Presented To Mrs Nellie Wattenburg
A Rebekah lodge event in Eugene featured a gavel carved from Nellie Wattenburg’s former kitchen sill and an almond tree branch handle. Mrs H S Westbrook recited nostalgic verses about the Wattenburg home near Luckiamute and Monmouth, highlighting pioneer life and the family’s history.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rebekah Grand Lodge
Eugene
Nellie Wattenburg
H. S. Westbrook
The
Odd Fellows
Wattenburg
Davidson
Luckinmute
Monmouth
Westbrook
Nellie Wattenbureg
First trial electric car crosses line toward Corvallis
The first trial electric car went over the line through Independence to Corvallis Tuesday. Mr. Cummings of the Social Hygiene Society passed through Monmouth on his way to Airlie, Wednesday, to arrange for meetings there Tuesday afternoon and evening. J. W. Riley and family of Boise, Idaho were visitors during the week at C. P. Cornwell's, the latter being Mrs. Riley's aunt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Independence
Corvallis
Mr. Cummings
The
Social Hygiene Society
Monmouth
Airlie
J. W. Riley
Boise, Idaho
C. P. Cornwell
Mrs. Riley
Also Mentioned on This Page
Perkins’ Pharmacy
Neta Waller
Oakland
Jack Gilson
Buena Vista
Mr. Jefferson
Willamette Valley
Willamette
California
Newport Or
Tillamook
John M. Scott
Portland
Oregon
Southern Pacific Lines
Mina Taylor
the Miller Store
Morlan & Son
New South Bend
Saturday Evening Post
Walter G. Brown
Perkins Pharmacy
Walker and Sons