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LOCAL AND STATE NEWS
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Zook the Painter, will hang
your paper for you.
Guy Hewitt, of the Luckia
mute, was in town Monday.
Vernon Brown, of Indepen
dence, was in town Wednesday
night
Charles Atwater, of Airlie, was
doing business in Monmouth
yesterday.
Brown & Sibley, attorneys and
abstractors. 610 Mill Street, Dal
las, .Oregon.
J. S. Prime and family were
visitors to Portland last Saturday
returning home Sunday.
A large shipment of screen
doors just in. Buy them at the
Monmouth Lumber Yard.
Mrs. McFarlan was a business
visitor to Portland last week, re
turning home Friday.
Miss Elta Portwood returned
home Sunday, having finished
her school at Odessa. Oregon.
From information received
from Joe Chark we expect him
to return to Monmouth next
week.
Mrs. M. E. Hedrick, of Mc
Minnville, was a week-end visitor
at the home of her sister. Mrs.
U. G. Heffley.
Mrs. J. L. Murphy, of Corval
lis, an old-time resident, is here
this week visiting and attend
ing the commencent exercises.
Monmouth Lumber yard will
furnish you all kinds of building
material at prices that are right.
Miss May Hedrick, of Drain,
was the guest of her grand
mother, Mrs. Sarah Boots during
commencement.
Mr. Neil Baldwin, of Corvallis,
spent the week-end in Monmouth,
the guest of Miss Neta Waller
and her friend, Miss Moles.
Harvey Hinman and family, of
Dallas, were week-end visitors
at the home of Mrs. Hinman's
grandmother, Mrs. Sarah Boots.
Mrs. Warfel and sister, Miss
Cavin, of Baker City, arrived
Sunday and are the guests of the
former's cousin, U." G. Heffley,
and family.
Mrs. Will McCready, of Cor
vallis, and Mrs. Ray Durby, of
McMinnville, are the guests of
their parents, Mr. and Mrs. Geo.
Boothby, this week.
Mr. and Mrs. E. M. Young, of
McNary Station, Miss Loette
Shore, of this city, and Mr.
Vernon J. Brown, of Indepen
dence, atuoed to Eugene and
back Sunday.
T. M. French came down from
Portland the latter part of last
week and has been stopping at
home till a day or two ago, when
he went to Vancouver, Wash., to
look after his ranch.
Allen Johnson has received his
new auto and is now piloting his
own machine. He says that Dad
Graham will now ride with him
without standing up ready to
jump out over the rear seat. J.
S. Prime has ordered a car, also.
Mr. Cheesebro, of The Dalles,
is here looking around this week.
He owns the Ramsey place in
Cooper Hollow and wants to buy
some more land in this vicinity.
One of his desires is to secure a
small tract in close proximity to
Monmouth and move his family
here.
Mrs. R. A. Fuller and daugh
' ter, Gladys, arrived this week
from Montana to visit relatives,
Mrs. Fuller having lived here
sixteen years ago. She is a
sister to Mrs. Mary Stine, Mrs.
Ella Thorp and Johnnie Moran.
Miss Fuller expects to attend
Summer school here.
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Pyles, of
McMinnville, were in town Mon
day. Buy your split and sawed cedar
posts from the Monmouth Lumber
yard. 21) tf
Allen Johnson, accompanied
by his family, drove his new car
to Albany Sunday.
Mr. E. C. Cole went to Inde- j
pendence yesterday morning to I
interview a drummer.
Miss Tena Brown, formerly of
this place, has taken up her resi
dence at Independence.
Ed. Hostetler, of the Dalles,
was here this week attending
Commencement exercises.
Miss Burnice Moles returned to
her home in Philomath Thursday,
having been the guest of Miss
Neta Waller for the past week.
Messrs. Orvil White, Rjssel
Quisenberry and Lloyd Waller
were visitors to Portland Satur
day. Orvil and Russel returned
home Tuesday, leaving Lloyd for
a longer visit.
Jessie McCann, of Edison,
Nebraska, arrived here this week
on a visit to her uncle and aunt,
J. S. Prime and wife. Another
niece, Miss Gretta Graves, of
Corvallis, is visiting them.
There is no use to say anything
about the water system. Every
body knows the "hoodoo" is still
on. Men are at work drawing
the pump rods to see what the
trouble is, the pump being out of
order.
We have the agency for Phoenix
Pure Paint. The same that we j
have sold for years. Can show j
you houses painted 9 years ago j,
with it and you can judge of its !
quality for yourself. Perkins
Pharmacy.
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Semi-Annual
Shoe Sale
AT THE
V. F. Daniel Store
Begins
Tomorrow
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CLOSING OUT SALE
I will close out my trimmed
hats at half price and have great
ly reduced all frames and flowers.
Now is your chance for bargains.
Mrs. M. Cornelius.
WILL SAW WOOD
Pierce Bros, will operate a
first-class wood saw in and around
Monmouth and Independence, be
ginning July 1st. For informa
tion, telephone Brown 4, Dallas,
Oregon.
Will Fly His Machine.
A flying machine has been re
ported, but as we have been ov
er crowded for time this week,
we have not looked the matter
up further than what came to
hand. The following appeared
in Wednesday's Telegram, dated
at Monmouth:
The first flying machine ever
in Polk county has arrived in this
city, directed to John A. Riddell,
who accompanied it from Cali
fornia. Mr. Riddell is one of the
firm of Wm. . Riddell & Sons,
breeders of fine sheep and goats. :
The machine is a biplane, having ;
a seven-cylinder 50-horsepower ;
Gnome motor, which weighs
about 180 pounds. The tail is 18
feet long, and the total length of
the machine is 25 feet. Mr. Rid-;
dell plans to fly from the sheep
barn on the big farm to a point
beyond the Willamette river at
Independence during the races,
which will be held there four
days this week. An engagement
has been made to fly at the
Grants Pass 4th of July celebra
tion, and after that date the
Monmouth aviator will fly for
leading carnivals and events in
the Northwest.
Canning Season
I carry a complete line of
1 Economy, Mason,
and Golden State
Fruit Jars,
Lids, Caps and Rubbers.
Glass fruit dippers, 15c.
A. H. CRAVEN,
Monmouth, - Oregon
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Notary Public
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POULTRY SUPPLY STORE
THOMAS BOULDEN, Proprietor
Keeps on Sale
Best Grade Chic Feed. Best Grade Grit, Bone and
Oyster Shell. Best Grade Bran, Shorts, Barley and
Oats. Best Grade Corn, Scrath Feed, Egg Food,
at Lowest Cash Prices.
Garden Seeds in Package or in Bulk.
Will Pay Cash for Egs$ and Poultry.
Monmouth,
Oregon
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