The Monmouth herald., March 13, 1914, Image 6

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L;iur:i Kohnke was homo over
Sunday visiting her parents.
Abstracts promptly made by Mrs. U.S. IVck. of Salem, is
Brown & Sihloy. attorneys ami spending tho wook with Mrs.
abstractors. Mary Halvorson.
Green Savor, from south of Mrs. Etta Pornsifo, of Indo-
Indopor.donoo. was a Monmouth pondoneo. was doing business in
visitor last Friday. Monmouth Wednesday.
II. K. Sickafoose was a Port-: (I. 1. Wood and Raymond
land visitor over Sunday, having Wood, of Hugcm1, registered at
gone there Saturday to visit his Hotel Monmouth Monday,
children. i .iv;l ('nuvn has purchased
Kexall Vegetable Compound, a a now Ford automobile which be
remedy for women. We know lias been trying this week.
what is in it and can recommend
it. Perkins Pharmacy.
Mrs. John Hiltibrand and her
sister, Mrs. Stewart, from the;
I.uckiamute country, were doing
Herbert F. Jones gave Port
land a visit Monday, returning
home Wednesday evening.
Hear the quartet from McMinn
villo College at the Baptist church
business in Monmouth Wednes- Sundav, at all the services.
dav.
Charles Chaney, of Indepon
dence, visited his mother. Mrs.
.1. u. Alct. raily.
street, Eugene.
"Duntley" Combination Vacu
urn Sweepers N.oO. Keduced : na,rV. Fridav of last week.
V. W. Stockton, of Ballston.
an uncle of Mrs. D. M. Hampton,
was an over Sundav visitor here.
Mrs. L. D. Oaks, who undo.- R p i;romu, am, wifo of Huo.
went a surreal operation at Port- naVistai was th(1 ()f ,)js
land some time ago. is reported hri)thl,r Lutht.r ami witV. Tues-
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from $15.00.
Lincoln
Oregon.
as improving. ne is not ex
pected to be home for some time
vet.
This wvek has given us a taste
of spring weather and the farm
ers an opportunity to pet their
spring work well started. The
mud has been disappearing at a
rapid rate.
A medicine is put up for each
ai-ment ana tnese remedies an
called Rexall remedies. We re- yesteiniay with the road grader
fund your money if they prove
ui satisfactory to you. Perkins
Pharmacy.
for Supervisor Smith in the south
Monmouth district.
Cyril Richardson, of Indepen-
M:ss Paradine Doughty, who dence. was a visitor to the Christ
has been spending the winter ian Endeavor at the Christian
with her aunt at Rupert, Idaho, churt'h Sunday evening,
returned home last week. She P- H. Johnson had business at
spent a week with relatives in Salem yesterday and L. C. Fisk
Dallas on her way home. took care of the book store and
Miss Blanche Stitt and Guy confectionery during his absence.
Scheible gave Portland a visit There was a very pretty eclipse
last Sunday. Mr. Scheible re- "f the moon Wednesday evening
turned home in the evening, but visible from here, although the
Miss Stitt remained for a visit silvery orb was not altogether
w'th friends for a week or two. hidden.
The City Council met Tuesday Graham & Son have disposed
evening together with .a number of all that car load of autos but
of citizens in the town hall. The two and report says that Calvin
principal object of the meeting lb lem is thinking seriously of
was to counsel with the citizens taking one of them. Riddell
subjects of interest to the town, Brothers purchased two out of
hence there was nothing done the lot.
except to hold a general discus- E. W. Shepard is still lecturing
sion. The next regular meeting o'n the book of Revelations, and
will be held Tuesday evening, will be for a night or two yet.
March 24. Go and hear him, he will give
The Horse-shoe Club is getting you an interesting discourse,
active again and are laying plans Revival meetings will continue
for the future. Uncle Joe is all next week,
mentioned favorably for presi- Mr. and Mrs. Van Winkle, of
dent, and the other officers will Portland, were in town two or
bob up in due time. One of the three days the latter part of last
active members will be missed week in the interest of the order
when Lloyd leaves but Alva is of Fraternal Brotherhood which
expected to do double duty dur- has been organized recently at
ing the pitching season. The of- Independence,
ficial scorer is not named yet. I Mr and Mrs w T Sefirs am
On Wednesday afternoon, daughter, Mrs. L. Irvin, of Her
March 11th, the Golden Rule rniston, Eastern Oregon, arrived
class of the Christian Sunday here Monday evening to visit Mrs.
School, met at the pleasant home Sellers' parents, Mr. and Mrs. A.
of Mrs. E. C. Cole. The class N. Halleck, and Mr. and Mrs. A.
was called to order by the presi- N. Poole, Mrs. Sellers and Mrs.
dent, Mrs. Shore. Plans for a Poole being sisters
Sunday School Rally, beginning j
A K W 1 1 Tot 1TAYn A I c? n I 1 c a n A r, y, A !
" "- "c,c. . ! children from the Helmick place,
committees appointed. Business; , , . . . .
Ernest Bush, wife and two
being concluded, dainty refresh
ments were served by the hostess.
Agate Rebekah Lodge, No.
177, met Thursday night in regu
lar session when the following
named candidates were initiated
into the mysteries of the degree:
Marie and Fred Smith, John
Riddell, Jim Dalrymple and Guy
C. Scheible. At the close of the
lodge refreshments were served
and the forty-five members pres
ent enjoyed a social hour before
wending their ways homeward.
were doing business in Monmouth
Tuesday. Mr. Bush reported the
farmers busy with their plowing.
He expected to commence plow
ing his hops soon, as they were
then about four inches high.
Residents on Broad street
north of Main street have raised
a purse to have that part of Broad
street graded. This is certainly
a commendable enterprise and
will help out that part of town
both as to drainage and looks, to
say nothing of the convenience
to traffic.
S ' I HOSIERY I
Frank Lucas, of Portland, was
in Monmouth over Sunday, hav
ing come up to see his mother
who is quite ill.
J. F. McClellen and son. George
excavated the basement for J.
W. Leask's new house on Clay
street, this week.
George McClellan started out
rnrrica's Handsomest IloskrT
)nf b lit K.puljOv ir Uxr
Kid Stockings
That Save
Darning Troubles
Rt ini'iitbcr there is but one place in
town wlo'i'i' you run pet the "lough as
leather"
Black Cat Stockings
w hich Imvc tht exclusive 'Couture of an Kxteiuleil
Iteel. that ilmihles the life of the heel.
The V. F. Daniel Store
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We extend an invitation to the critical house
wife. The Store of Quality.
Clark's Grocery
Our invitation to you is to visit our FRUIT
and VEGETABLE Department. Try our
home-cured HAMS and BACON. Made in
Polk County.
Yours for Quality.
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William Bogynska, Sr., passed
through Monmouth Tuesday on
his way to Independence.
FOR SALE
Indian Runner Duck Eggs for
hatching. J. A. Sturkin, Mon
mouth, Oregon. 2G-4t
Matches.
Matches luivo not been in use for
a Jiuiidrod yours yet. It was in 1833
that Isaac 1 1 olden of Don don found
out the secret of putting tho sul
phur of the igniting mixture direct
ly on the woul and the match was
made. They were called Inciter
matches at first, because tho word
while applied usually to Satan real
ly means light bringer, from the
Latin lux, light, and fero, I bring.
Curry County Looks For Big De
velopment
Gold Beach, Or., March 11.
The year 1914 looks like a banner
year for Curry County. With
the people in the new logging
town of Brookings, in the south
end, nearly ready to begin cut
ting timber at the rate of 200,000
feet daily, and with another log
ging town of 1000 population to
be started this summer by the
Smith Lumber Company in the
extreme northern end, and with
great building activity throughout
the entire county, everything
points to the beginning of a real
boom for this, the largest unde
veloped section in the United
States.
W. F. SCOTT
Contractor and Builder
All kinds of Carpentering and
Repair Work done in a work-nmn-liko
manner.
Let me figure with you on
that new building you are
soon intending to erect.
Himes Engineering Co.
Surveying and Platting
Estimates furnished on Drainage
and Irrigation Work.
Phone 502. Dallas, Ore.
Be a Booster evry Day