j jQUR CORRESPONDENTS GIVE THE -WEEKLY NEWS (
MOUNTAIN
VIEW NEWS
Sunday-school Organized
In West Salem ,
. SOME ' IMPROVEMENT WORK
Ethel Finlyy has been on
the sick list. N
Jas. Best is building a new
shed for bis machine.
Mrs. L. Grice spent Sun
dayafternoon with Mrs. Cook.
John May spent Sunday,
at the home of Dan Finley.
Arthur Kochn spent Sun
daynightwith Amnion Grice.
Luther Stout returned to
his home in Mehama.
C. A. Clark and Jim But-
ler have rented the Adams'
place.
Sam Chapman spent Sun
day afternoon with Victor
Lynch.
Mrs. Jas. Smith has been
on the sick list but is now
improving.
' J. Q. White is having his
spring fixed to pipe water
into the house. - . t
Mr. Bouffleur, who is in a
' hospital in Chicago, is im
proving now. i
Rev. M L. Bullock organ
ized a Sunday school in West
Salem Sunday.
"Little Herman Fry .has
been on the sick list but is
now much better. . ,
"The trustees of the church
are having some repairing
done to the church.
The Ladies' Aid met at
the home of Mrs. LaCock
Tuesday afternoon.
L. Grice has been doing
Borne wood sawing for hiia
belt and Mr. Velcher.
II. M. Webb and wife at
' tended a Hullowe'on party
at Salui Thursday evening,
S. 1 Kinibal and wife
weieguuhUar a Hallowe'en i
party Thursday evening at
' Salem.
Howard Norwood aocepeted
an invitation Thursday eve
ningto a Hallowe'en party
at Salem.
F r a n o i s Stewar who
sprained his ankle at high
chool last week is not able
to be around yet.
Turfiohl Schnieder who
has bi on quite ill in the Sa
lem hospital is now im
proving but slowly.
' Mr?. Latvia g iv a surprise
party f r her daughter Flora
which was greatly enjoyed
by all the guosts.
Paul lbioser and wife,
Lloyd Ila;i8or and wife, and
i i 11 ...
nun neiunger oi ?aleni
spent last Sunday at the
homo of Wni. Cook.
Nellie Adams, who had
he hce scalded very badly
while working at the -.ack-ing
house at Salem, is again
able to be at work.
Frank Begun, the merchaxtl TAI II lirilfO
of Eola, ha? purchased a I t(JLA lltlff U
store building vat itickreau
and will move his stock to
that city. He expects to
leave hereabout December 1.
He wilt engage in the uro
eery dusinessat his new lo
cation. . ' ,
BUDGET
BUENA VISTA
ITEMS
Dr. Todd of Willamette
Univirsity Gives Lecture
LEASANT Hallowe'en Party
Several People are report
ed OnThe Sick List
This Week At
The Place
School Entertainment to
be Given Thanksgiving
Evening
BIG L006E MEETING AT
The Methodist Aid quilted
aquiltlor Mr.. Bevens lat was tran8aling business
week.
Willie. Bevens transacted
businese in Independence
Saturday.
Mrs. Frost of Parker vis
ited with her daughter, Mrs,
Mixea over Sunday.
Several of our boys attend
ed the football game at In
dependence Saturday.
Hallowe'en was duly ob-
.11 rn i i.l
serveu nere murjuay nigni t0 harvest them
with a few nractical iokas.
r j if II.....:.. 1 i
A f rr..1 e 8
uir. jyjer, our noiei pro- who jas been .ei. ,t Mrfl
pi.ewr, hub un b.ck. ui mm Fureuson this summer has
few days but is improving. one to Albanv and t i
The Misses Edna and onon for a short visit
ni..i..' lm i- i . -it
I T 1 HI 1 VN ni'.ll I II 1 1 U H Hl'.flWIT. rii J'l i
' anaiaaies nave been as
friends in town Saturday and Lhick as lees during fruit
bloom season and very few
can complain about not hav-
Eola Admirably Situated
For The Raising Of
Fine Fruit And Or
chards Are Look
ing Fine
I. L. Patterson and wife
went to Portland Monday.
T. W. Brunk was cam
paigning in .Lincoln county
last week.
Mr. A. L. Shore of Salem
in
Eola Tuesday.
There will be a school en
tertainment Thanksgiving
evening here.
Miss Esther Lucas of Sa
lem visited friends and rela
tives here the htter part of
the week.
Several arouud here have
their potatoes in the ground
yet ind are patiently waiting
a few days of good wealhtr
Saturday on the home grounds
The refereeing of their coach
won the j?ame for Corvallis with
a score of 20 to 0.
The Labratory for the Physics
work is being installed this week.
The High School held a rally
Hallowe'en evening but no seri
ous damage was done.
Miss Ruth Hodge, a former I.
H. S. student visited in Indepen
dence over Sunday, coming over
to attend the Senior Hallowe'en
party. She is now attending the
Willamette University.
A straw vote was taken at the
I. H. S. on Monday with the fol
lowing resuls:
President,
Wilson
Taft
Roosevelt
Debbs
YES
NO
Woman Sufferage,
27
24
7
7
16
48
YES
NO
Single Tax
November 1st, the Seniors en
tertained their friends at a Hal
lowe'en party. As ' the guests
arrived they were greeted by the
ghosts of Hallowe'en, and es
corted thru the dark halls to the
assembly which was lighted with
pumpkin faces. The gohsts
were then inspected to find a
cl e as to their identity and were
found to be the Seniors. After
a guessing game the following
interesting numbers were given:
Instrumental Daet, Ghosts
Dance
Reading, Little Orphant Annie
Abilene Rockwell
A "Cat Guessing Game" was
played and LaVilla Cooper and
Elmer Davis winning first prizes.
A witch gave out fortunes
from the "cauldron" which fur
nished much merriment. Re
freshments were served consist
ing of Pumpkin Pie and Cider.
Only the order to "move on"
given by our foot-ball coach, on I
account of the game the next day !
made us think of leaving. All
pronounced the party a grand
success. I
Howard Bush of Gakins,
14 1 was in our city a week ago ;
42 Wednesday. - :
Children Like Figsen
A mild laxative should always be kept In the homeespecially
where there are children It more than pays.
Even a slight attack of Indigestion may become chronic If not
attended to promptlythe slightest stomach derangement If neg
lected will result In many a restless night for you aa well as the
younger ones.
NyaPs Figsen
Is pleasant to take
mildly laxative,
will not gripe and
readily taken by
children
Tal en just before a ineal it stimulates the
digestive juices and brings about a proper ab
soiption of food.
old.
II
Nyal's Figsen is a tonic laxative equally good for young or
TWO SIZES
25 And 50 Cents
We expect to be here in business a good many years. The on
ly way we can do it is by treating everybody right. That's our
policy.
Brown's Pharmacy
mm mt i
it
3E
First Prize is
this fine Gold
watch, 15 Jew
els, 20 Y'r Case
mr w& x t. m
Sunday.
Pearl Snyder fell while
running and injured his '"8 a photo album after elee
going
knee. He has . bee.i
stiff legged ever since
Dr. Todd of the faculty
of Willimalte University de
livered a fine address on
tir ii i r i v i .
vvorid . v mo indication in
tion.
There will be preaching
here next Sunday evening at
7:30 by Rev. Marcv of Si-
leni, he expects to hold ser
vice every other Sunday
the M.E. church, here Sun- evening through the winter
day even i nj.
Indepen
NEW MERCHANT
FOR MAIL
Eola Store To Move To That
Place
Dr. Butler o
dence was called to attend
Grandpa Kroutz who
quite ill at the - home of his
daughte .Mrs M. J. Ander.
son, Grandpa will soon b
ninety yeais of age,
Ob
Miss Leuimla Smith gave
a Hallowe'en . party at he
1 irt
nome iraturilay evening
tiauowe en games were en
joyed until a late hour when
delicious lunch was served
consisting of ginger bread
punch and fruit. The fol
lowing guests wero present:
Misses Clara Schnieder,
(.dadys Reynolds, Kdna
Shruhk, Frances Donaldson,
Nola Hoy, Hattie Rlack, Le-
onilluand hvadana Smith,
Messrs. Ray Groundi, Verd
Schrunk,' Del mar Davidson,
Owen, Oscar and 3uy Peter
son, Clarence Reynolds-, Ar
thur and Charlie Black, Ray
mond Frost. Will Reve s,
and Orville and Perry lls.
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Correspondents Gontest
Standing of all Correspondents
Our Eula correspondent
BfcuUa ui word this week that
American Hot torn
Mountain View
Sunny Stope
Eola
Buena ViiU
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2y
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Buena Hop . 4
rerrytlnle 10
The poii.U will be counted immediate
ly following aach iwue of tha Monitor,
and published in the following laau.
months.
It was reported here "last
summer that Miss Eva Nor
coss, a former teacher here,
had died in California, but
o 10 of her friends received
word here the other day that
she w3 i Buena Vista, WpsI
Virginia, alive and happy.
Mr. and Mrs. EhnilCar
iion and Leroy and Raymond
Ferguson attended a card
party Hallowe'en at Salem.
Miss Leta Dodge tvas hostess,
tlinch was the game played
and L. A. Fercuson and
o
Mrs. Carlson carried off first
lonors. .
R. I. Ferguson, Grover
Fanner and Cliff Brunk at
tended the Mason's Ldge at
Rickreall Saturday evening
and report a very enjoyable
tune. Grand Master (
i. Burnett and l'ast Grand
Master H. B. Steel man
Salem were present.
the young orchard that
wece planted around here
this tinting uiada a u-mi.lar.
ui growth this sutnmer.From
II indications Eola will be a
fruit center beforw many
years, the coudithns here
seem tob particularly adapt
ed as the cold wiuds of vvint
erand spring are shut off to
certain extont by thesur-
rounding hills.
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