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County Correspondents Sweep The Field
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mdmlly unatifulury.
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The physics Uhm is now Intur.
Irsled In exiwirinenL involving cor.
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M.Jf..lii.r ami Jemie innm nave ' " - - -
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, to Simpson lodging camp to
dny'a work at training hops.
Korent Barnes is cutting oitk
blocks for II. H. pjrtwor.d'a resi.
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"".l . li -Til lfl -r Mr. !..
M. F. lUnvillo delivered a )
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Hiul tbe summer.
a ri..ttiJenl Ackerman. Coun- ture Tumd.y tm.ri.ing on "The In-
..rinlenJeut Starr and T. A. "W'"1'1'"" According o
' principal of Ike Albany Mr. Harivm, the Mare peopl are
.cbouU inl Thursday vi.ttlng ''K''1-"'"' "" powerim in
department of U,Jll nd physical itrength as
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Surma!. The excellent work be
In done under the uerviitoii of The primary grades will eel
Mr. ltiee I attracting much alien-1 brate Cary day in the truining do-
liuofrotu sll over the nUto and I parlmenL
iu.itih a in hi mi lb bib i .
nuj --- nujii. j. ii. Ackerman was
brJ. visitor at the Normal lal Thuri
tt' A. Wsnii. formerly at l!it My. Uuriug hie talk to the etu
h,J uf the liialheamlice denart- JenU he icke ytry highly of the
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.....i I., it. Normal, but now in worm aim wora ui vu normal
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Uii life ineuraoce bueinTM willi I eu;Iool
MUmrme ai r-ugene, waa a M1 Cut)iU,ca healdon rfad
bwItieeM victor Thureday. tQ n Thureday entitled "Two
The muo riul glvrn by Mre. i'right Sj-oie in the Darkiuie."
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a largely allended and u Ueitor Monday
fr ititiiioal treat. The Utile lady
M certainly- iaetr ol the Inetru- Ilewely, former atudcnl
i .ti t..r nmnlH . im. of the Normal, who it a candidate
ikMiaiik-all v encored. The rendi- cunuxr treareurer, hae Wo vie
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biuter e eiciall One. '
That the wiilo are with Iho IIALIHTUN.
UmUII team wae plainly ehown ivt.r and wife were in
by lit large attendance at the alii- lUckreall Buudey.
Ulul.nlMrr.illM.llht Kalnrilnv avim. I
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In nt iiroirrafii uf wp. f. r uuB .
mai'I.i: iivi:.
Fine growing went her.
Jno. HuuiU'r of ('utiier' Ilnllnw
Hiff.r. through thie iIucb lurt
Mul,,ny- J Kev. I. N. Mulkey of Jithel
reH(.'lnfd here lant Kunduy.
The Hunny Hlojm nchool U pre-
jiaring an excfllent program to be
'Grandma" Towner vWteJ at the tay$nhti be left there no grrm
home of Mre. Martha Bervier last vegetation was to be een. Jfe
week.
vegetation
'aaya there ie no place like the Wil
Mre. lio JIuIht of Monmouth j lntte Hey
Frank Mndfinan who api-nt thei
uinmir(?) in Waahlngton re
turned home a lew duye ago.
buiimI, literary and atbletio r.uin
en will finieh pealing chtltini thie
Ur. enabled the audi.no, to epend They will realue about fif.
ly dollara each for their work.
I). M. Dow.ll came down Mon
day to finish bia work on the Van
Hear residence.
A cow belonging to Mre. Uoyal
wae killed by the train Friday.
The hon uieu are working early
ana Jate to gei men i
Frank Fawk of Oak Grove wae
PtopleoftheU.8.," waa deUfered Monday.
Munday uicht to a fair eied audi- t...,, r.V abinued two car loadi
of potatoes to California last week.
Prof. A. F. CampUdl delivered Ti t ublio achool will give a pic-
er iDleresliug i-cture Tuesday otc mX lhig plMe May 8lh, Every
iog at the Chapol. C. C. Uwia jj. comB gnd hava a good time.
HUVICK
Mre. U. Hidden went to Portland
Fridey o visit a few days with her
daughter.
Miss Alice Wickland of Corvallia
spent the Ust of the week with Eva
BlaaU.
Mrs. Joe Smith is visiting few
days In Corvallis.
Rob Kmniona of Buena Vista was
in Buver Tuesday.
!l W. Swink of Crabtree yisited
H'willbsa valuable addition to friends here Monday.
waoifcal forces during the sum- . . . and Mri Tedr.w
I wy enjoyable evening.
UitM-iHuth Mulkey and Nora
Sutler ieiit Kalurdtty and Sunday
la Fall City.
Mm. J. li. Iliintw of Spokane,
tt'uh., organijter for the Women's
CLrniun Misonionary Society occu-
pied tbe ulpit at the Christian
church Sunday sight. iter ad-
drtttou'My Ubservaiioua of tbe
we.
fvoiibed the moving pictures and
A- S. Pools gave several numbers
tobii graphupbouv from records
! by local lalent.
A teoiperanca lecture wiw deliv-
wi it tLo Evangelical church
Wedueiday night by Itev. E. L.
"uy oi .ew lorn. lie la a
Wul and eloijueul ejieaker and
U words were listened to with
Nrked ttu-nlion.
""J. E. Zisber who bus boon
Myiug medicine in Portland for
I tbe nut
- w j aa Tip.hftl IIVIW.
t ti. W . . .
j. i.. tins LuiKlit a nice
little pair of homes.
Farming is being pushed on all
sides, but sowing will not be com
pleted for suvural.days yet.
The farmers have sei.t their mo
huir to the j ool at Dallas realizing
illo for it.
The school term of Miss Austin
closed hero last Friday. It is with
regret that the district consented to
release her, but she had the prom
ise of a summer school on the coast
at good wages, so the trustees
thought it not right to retain her
for a month and disappoint both
her and the coast people in the
school for the summer.
Mr. 1'almer of Dallas has been
secured to teach our spring term of
school, commencing last Monday
The remarks of some of tbe urchins
the first day were, "Ile'a all right;
be didu'l scold or whip, a bit."
Mr. Uuire has sold bis engine to
a Falls City corporation which is
expecting to start a creamery in
that lumbering city. We under
stand a wagon will be put on tbe
road in this section for the pur
pose of gathering the cream.
givvn at the close of school.
Kliza Mcaleb rjntur-
HIGHLAND.
Mr. Moore is slowly improving.
The annual roll-call will bo held
at tbe Kaptist church in indepen
dunce next Saturday,
fiuite sick lost
E. Evans
week.
was
J. Bagley and family spent last
Sunday on a visit with bia brother
at buver.
IUv. W. L. Arnold preached at
Iwisville last Sunday. He will
Ixs with us again next Sunday.
Kev. Arnold will be our pastor tbe
coming year.
There is a small wild bird, un
noticed here before, that ia doing a
great deal of damage to the cherry
crop by cutting oil tbe blossoms.
Home limbs are almost destitute of
blossoms.
Our school will close next Friday
with two graduates from the eighth
grade, Lois Osborn and Earnest
Peterson. Earnest is only twelve
years old and successfully passed
his examinations. We doubt if
there ia another school in tbe coun
ty can boast of as young a graduate.
We congratulate these two young
people. May they succeed in all
tbeir worthy aspirations through
life.
Several of our young people are
training hope.
Rev. Arthur Allen of Indepen
dence was calling on friends here
last week.'
T. S. llsndeaker of Corvallia will
give a lecture here Friday night,
April 29, on the subject of local
option. It is a subject every voter
should hear.
ANTIOCII.
Miss Katie Towns visited her (Ut
ter Mrs. Elva Baines at Monmouth
Friday.
Fred Sloan who has been work
ing for Abe Wing returned borne
Friday.
William Ilerren and wife were
business visitors at Pedee last
week.
Mr. Hopper is working in Krebs
Bros, bop yard south of Indepen
deuce.
IDir aa : It - t ,
wm pruoaoiy remain .... unLv
h until ti.n MJ were in buyer Monday
todiesj in PnriLn.1 !.;. r.n v oinmn'a new hop yard is
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I. ,, -!ih verr few hills
'W.Minnich a canitaliat and ,O0'ln . . " a -m.
mini . . . . fniaainir. lie nas u-
i a yiomoier ot considerable " - ..., ..a
Mhere on bHin. ilnrlns I P'oyed in HIS uvy
h week. Vral iv is building new barn
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MLSimnann.n.1 r !i- v.-J and wilUUo put up ew nuu
Sdhere from Independenct aad The farmers are very busy nd
r occupvinir th lL..Km.n i trvinir to hire men and
. 1 -- - - i.ft A
f'vnj. ,..m.. but there re non- ...
made a
'drj Weather baa imnrovad hire.
rippiot fkcilliU. ..r. nflK tt r.fn and family
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CT ralna commenced lut business trip to Albany
buUea almost imposaibl L.d returned home Sunday.
Charres E. Cookerly was married
at Vancouver lust week to Miss
Mvrtle Monroe of Eugene. He
was formerly of thie place.
Robert Grounds of Monmouth
will treat our school building to a
fresh coat of paint.
Goats are quite profitable. Forest
Barnes' eighty-six head averaged
four pounds to the fleece, which he
sold in the Dallas pool for 34o.
Mr. Shinn of Independence was
an Antioch visitor Sunday.
Maurice Wheelock who is teach
ins at Hebo, Tillamook county will
return home next week.
J. B. Stump has sold three
Lhnrou rhbred goats to a Texas
took raiser.
Fred Huber passed through here
Monday with band of fine mutton
sheep for the Monmouth butcher.
Can you afford to be without the
Test Side Enterprise whea you
canpy the subscription by one
KUNHY SLOPE.
The farmers have been taking
advantage of the excellent weather
we have had recently and are get
ting tbeir work well in band.
Mr. Shinn of Independence
troueht out some horses and
turned them in tbe Zumwalt pas
ture Sunday.
Cherry trees are laden with
blooms and tbe outlook is good for
a large crop.
A. J. Shipley is putting out two
hundred Logan berries and six
thousand strawberry plants.
Tbe familiar "honk" of the wild
geese as they make their way to
ward the tundras of the north to
spend the summer, informs us that
we may soon expect dry weather.
J. B. Stump has a field that
would make most any stock man
feel good to look at. He sowed it
to rape last summer and has kept
stock on it ever since. In the fall
he sowed vetches and they are
simply immense.
Tom Sumpter is cutting away
tbe brush and improving tbe
Moran place.
But few gardens have been
planted in this vicinity and those
that have been are not looking
well.
viiiiied with
day.
Mr. Hcott, a brother of Mre.f'has.
Daviri, bus gui.e to Eastern Oregon
to shear sheep.
Farmers are all busy plowing.
Mrs. Clarke and James Goodman
made a business trip to Corvallia
Monday.
Marks Bios, are cutting wood.
John Yeater commenced train
ing bis bops Monday.
Mis. Campbell is training hops
for her brother-in-law, Will Miller
at Pedee.
Lee Clarke went to Salem Mon
day.
Last week while Clarence Mc
aleb was moving Mrs. Avery and
ber two sous from the mill above
Falls City to the home of ber
daughter Mrs. Chas. Davis, the
wagon tipped over. Mrs. Avery
was thrown out, dislocating ber
shoulder and bruising her very
badly. The others were not hurt.
Medical aid was secured as soon as
possible and she is now slowly im
proving.
J. T. Huntley will seed f rty
acres of ground to red clover Ibis
spring.
Freddie Young sold his flock of
fine eberp last week.
Chas. Hartley will finiuli his
plowing and seeding this week.
OAK POINT.
Leoua and Theodore Becker
spent Sunday with Chas. Rupe
and family in West Salem.
Charles O'Brien of Salem was
transacting business in these parts
last week.
Mr. and Mrs. John Oeburn spent
Sunday with M.Martin and family.
Tbe Missed Clara and Iva Mar
tin, Rboda Dickinson, and Jamie
Young visited Mr. and Mrs. James
T. Huntley last Sunday.
Our Sunday school is well at
tended. ' J. T. Huntley purchased one of
those fine cushioned tired buggies
from Frazer & Rice last week.
M. Martin is putting up several
rods of woven wire fence and other
wise improving bis farm.
The farmers are all rushing the
plowing and seeding during the
good weather.
Theodore Becker is training hops
for Daye Dove.
Ed Osburn who has recently re
turned from Harrington, Wash. ,
OAK GKOVK.
Oak Groye Grange met in regu
lar session April 23 with a fair at
tendance. Some did not come be
cause of the rush in farm work.
There will be a meeting on the ev
ening of May 14 when a clans of
candidates will be initialed in the
mysteries of the first and second
degrees. The grange will also
make arrangements for the enter
tainment of Pomona grange which
will meet with it June 11th. A
large class is expected to take the
five degrees at this meeting
Farmers and hop growers are
very busy preparing tbeir fields
for crops.
, J. P. Holmes has surely solved
the labor question by employing
voune women to twine and train
bops. They are equal to men for
this work and more steady.
C. N. McArthur has decided not
to put out any 'more hops on the
Molsen farm this year.
Warren Allen Las added another
industry to his farming; that of
dairying.
The-e are many strange faces in
our midst.
Stock is smiling over tbe fast
growing grass. Why shouldn't
they, after so long a winter?
G. F. Seeley is replacing the old
fence around his farm with woven
wire fencing.
fieo. T. Rodders $ go.
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I. N. Mulkey
Sunday.
was at Antioch
COOPElt HOLLOW.
Mr. Calloway and wife have
moved to Falls City.
Oreenburg Riggs was here to at
tend the funeral of his sister, Mrs.
Anderson.
"Aunt" Martha Smith has been
visiting Her son Laytoa in Inde
pendence.
Mr. Hart of Dallas was in this
vicinity recently. ,
Miss Verna Walker has returned
from week's visit in Monmouth.
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James Servier and wife and
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