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About The Monmouth herald. (Monmouth, Or.) 1908-1969 | View Entire Issue (Oct. 13, 1911)
fp0.c 30CE el Public Sale journal PATTERNS o 1 "t home JOURNAL PAT, Z300C Zook, the paper hanger will do your painting. J. J Hallijrar, of Portland, was in Monmouth tnis week. John Fugle, of Amity, regis tered in Monmouth this week. B. L. Bishop, of Portland, registered at Monmouth Hotel, Tu?.s:hy W. E. Altimus, wife and daughter, of Woodburn, we re in this city Sunday. the painters finished painting up the inside of the Normal gym nasium this week. Mrs. Mary Day, of Jackson ville, is the guest of Mrs. A. M. Bedwell this week. Allen Clark returned home Monday from a visit to his farm in Eastern Oregon. The StarTneater Company has purchased an electric piano which will be installed next week. Abstracts promptly furnished at reasonable rates, by L. I). Brown, Dallas, Oregon. t( Mr. C. E. Cornelius left here Wednesday for a business visit to San Francisco. Mr. II. K. Sickafoose will go to Portland next week for a visit with his sons who live there. Greene Suver, of Newport was in Monmouth Monday, having business interests to look after. Elmer McManus, of Corvallis, was attracted to this locality Saturday returning home Sun day. J. W, Cole, of Scio, arrived here Tuesday to visit his son, E. C. Colo, and family, for a few days. V. Dell Butler, of Portland, was called here yesterday on business.- lie will return home today. ! S. K. Crowley and wife of Bickrear., attended church in Monmouth Sunday and visited friends. Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Haines, of -1. i n "i . , r.ciuey, v.,urry county, are Here fixing up a home for permanent residence. Don't forget the Star Theater every Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday nights with a new pro gram each night. J. L. Wmegar is carrying his arm in a sling this week, having received a severe jolt from the crank kicking back in starting up his auto. Frank Bowersox and wife of Salem, visited Dr. Bowersox and family Sunday having came over in their auto. The gentlemen are brothers. Mr. and Mrs. F. E. Murdock were the recipients of a little girl guest, Monday, the visitor having taken up permanent resi dence with them. Misses Cora Green and Blanche Stitt drove to Falls City Sunday afternoon for a short visit to Miss Green's sister who is at tending school in that place. Found A gentleman's gold ring. Was picked up near some gravel that came from the river. Owner can have same by describ ing ring and paying for notice. The February Seniors met last Friday for class organization and elected the following otlicers, President, Miss Linn; vice-president, Hazel Bohannan; secretary, Jesse Hyde; treasurer, Albert Sucre. C. W. Haines, of Southwestern Oregon, is here visiting his brother-in-law and sister, Mr. and Mrs. II. Port wood. He is looking fur a Wat ion and will probably locate in this section. W. R. Coulter will sell at pub lic auction sale at the Henry ' Butler place, opposite the Nor-j mal School Building, Monmonuh, ; on ! I Friday, October 30, 1911, j commencing at 10 A. M., 6 head of horses, 8 head of high grade ; Jersey cows, SO head of hogs, j old and young, and 31 head of' Cctswold sheep. See large post- j er fur particulars. I Keep the children strong and healthy with Royal Worcester waists. The ideal garment for growing children and misses. II. S. Green, city engineer, ar-1 rived here yesterday, to look af- ter advertising for bids for thej construction of water works. lie left for Portland today. F. Y. Mulkey Improving. A few lines from Mrs. F. Y. Mulkey, from Portland, brings the information that F. Y. is getting along nicely since going through an operation and gives promise of complete recovery. His doctor says he has a fine chance to get out and well. WANTED A good work mare or gelding, weighing from 1?,00 to 1500 pounds, from 4 to 7 years of age. Must be perfectly gentle, sound, and true to pull, it you havn t one now to spare will " you have later in the fall? Write giving full description and price. Ad dress, with full particulars, Box 15P, Monmouth, Oregon. A Designed in fifteen styles for all ages from six months up CARD OF THANKS. The undersigned wish to ex press their thanks for the help and sympathy manifested to them in the time of their be reavement. II. K. SlCKAJ'OOSE and Sons. V. F. DANIEL MONMOUTH, OREGON Organization of the Senior Class of the Oregon Normal. The students of the Oregon Normal who graduate in June, 1912, organized Friday, October G, electing as officers the follow ing: Miss Lelia Scott, of Plainview, president; Miss Esther Copeland, of Toledo, vice-president; Miss Ines Stark, of Eugene, secretary Miss Mabel Ellis, of Indepen dence, treasurer; Miss Esther B. Ryan, of Salem, class editor. The class, as the officers indi cate, represent almost as many counties as there are members, showing that the demand for special training in the teaching profession is state-wide. Warranted to Wear. "Now. lookee Vro," said the farmer to the manager of the cloth factory, plunking down a bi;j parcel of wool; "th' last cloth you made for me was so thin tlint" 1 hardly knew when I'd got on n coat or not. So make this nop thicker, my lad." The manager nodded. Business was bad. He couldn't afford to lose old customers, so he put his best work into the job. "Well, is the cloth stilT enough this time?" he asked a day or two afterward. "StilT enough? You couldn't break it wi' a battleram!" exclaimed the farmer. "Why, mv lad, it be bullet proof! Old girl and me, we tried to bend it, but 'tweren't no pood. Puit that be all right now," he added. "I've just been to th' car penter, and he's go-in' to put hinges on knees and elbows!" Answers. I c3 o c iDOfczrzi o e I Hi -toi B. F. SWOPE, Attorney at Law and Notary Public. Homo Phone: OHice, Xo. ;0i Residence, Xo. ;!712. 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