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Number one 16-fovt fencing at
the Monmouth Lumber Yard, $10
per M.
Mr. and Mrs. E. W. Staatsand
family left early this week for
an outinz in Southern fWtrnn
I Camp Stoves, Tents, and Camp
Chairs at Moore & Walkers, Com
plete Home Furnishers. Indepen
dence, Oregon.
A. N. Halleck drove to Hieh
lands yesterday for a load of old
metal. He is getting a big pile
of it on hand.
Mrs. R. M. Smith and daugh
ter, Miss Rosa, have returned
from a visit to Heppner, Walla
Walla and Vancouver.
A. Hudson, who moved here a
year ago to school his children.
arrived from his Eastern Oregon
farm Wednesday, for a visit with
his family.
A. N. Poole, wife and children
were visiting friends at Corvallis
last Sunday. Mr. Poole is work
ing on his contract at the Parker
school house.
Mrs. M. Cornelius and daugh
ter Helen went to Portland last
Wednesday afternoon where the
former will purchase her fall
stock of millinery.
J. V. Webber is working with
the carpenters on the training
school. We understand that the
contractor will hire Monmouth
citizens as much as possible.
C. G. Griffa is having his new
house made ready by the time
Normal school starts again and
has W. F. Scott at work putting
up the front porches.
r See our Special Window for
bargains in Chinese Sea Grass
and Hickory Torch Furniture.
( Moore & Walker, Complete Home
V Furnishers, Independence, Ore.
For Sale-Two dressers, two
Cots, nnp Hinincr taVilo nnn rrsA,
er, one dozen Mason fruit iars.
See Miss Crapson at the Marvel
house, seventh west of Christian
Church. 49
It seems that some party was
playing at peek-a-boo at the
Leonard residence one night this
week. Some three different
parties saw the person look
through the window.
Mrs. P. H. Johnson, daughters.
Mable and Velma, and son, Hal-
he, left for Newport Monday for
a two week's outing. Batching
doesn t appeal to Mr. Johnson
and he is staying at the hotel.
0. C. Zook and wife were
hindred in starting for their visit
to Nebraska last Tuesday as Mrs.
Zook became ill Sunday evening.
She is better again and they think
of starting Saturday or Sunday.
A. II. Craven and wife and
Miss June Hess returned home
from Cascadia Tuesday and left
yesterday for a visit with Mrs.
Craven's people at Bandon. Mr.
Craven will take a hunt while on
the coast
Henry Beebe of Bridgewater,
South Dakota, daughter Mrs.
James E. Bard of Miller, S. D.,
and Mr. and Mrs. John Dickin
son of Independence were the
guests last Saturday of Mr. and
Mrs. James Graham."
James Hodge, wife and son of
Wicheta, Oklahoma, were the
guests of the Winegar family for
a couple of days, leaving for Mc-
Minnville Sunday. Mr. Hodge
and Mrs. Winegar are brother
and sister and had not seen each
other for twenty three years.
Mr. Hodge is a station agent and
could get but thirty days off,
hence, could not stay long as he
had relatives to visit at McMinn
ville and Tacoma. They will re
turn east by way of San Francisco.
Greatly reduced prices on all
lines of lumber at the Monmouth
Lumber Yard. 30 j
E. H. Lorence and wife have
gone to Newport for a visit to the
j Ocean. They left Wednesday in
the new Ford. j
The Himes Engineering Com
pany spent a day or so the fore
part of the week surveying at i
the training school. j
J. L Murdock made Portland i
a business visit last Sunday con
nected with the creamery, re
turning home Tuesday.
This Week's SPECIAL. 1-3 off
on all Porch Furniture. Moore
& Walker, Complete Home Fur
nishers, Independence, Oregon
D. L Keyt and family, who1
have rented the J. W. Howell j
residence for one year, will move
here Tuesday of next week, from
Perrydale.
Mrs. Mary Campbell accom
panied by her son and daughter,
David and Agnes, left by auto
Wednesday for a season at Tilla
mook beach.
Messrs. W. A. Bressler. S. U.
Guin and Guy Scheible left here
yesterday for the Alsea country
on a hunting trip. They expect
to return in about ten days.
David North accompanied Mrs.
W. E. Smith and Miss Maggie
Butler to Albany Wednesday
afternoon returning in the even
ing. They made the trip by auto.
P. J. Mulkey and wife. Miss
Mildred Force and Mrs. L. W.
Waller and Allen T. Clark were
'ortland visitors Tuesday for a
couple of days having gone down 1
by auto.
Mayor Johnson and L. C. Fisk:
are credited with dedicating the ;
training school. Fisk said it was
a success; that the team drove
well and that Johnson was a good
hand with the scoop, although a ,
little rusty.
Mrs. W. H. Mack and Mrs.
Ella Thorpe were in attendance
at the revival services at the
Christian Church at Independ
ence Monday night. Others from
here are attending and good
sermons are reported.
Mr. and Mrs. Post and two
daughters and a son, of Drain,
were the guests of Mr. Ind Mrs.
John A. Riddell for a short time
Monday having stopped here on
their way to Portland. They
were traveling by auto.
A card from Howard Morlan.
early this week, gave out the in
formation that Misses Butler,
West and Hoham. Ranie Burkl
head and himself were camped
at Lake Tahoe. Howard SDoke
of making a trip to the summit
of Ml Rose.
Mrs. Sadie Liinfert. who hns
been the guest of her father and
mother, Joseph Craven and wife
for some time, together with her
friend.' Mrs. Redd of San Fran-;
Cisco, left Tuesday for Portland
where they have taken clerkships
in Meyer & Frank's department :
store.
Mr. and Mrs. J. W.' Howell
will leave for Portland Tuesday
for a two week's visit with rela.
tives after which they will take
in the Exposition at San Fran
cisco and visit their daughter,
Mrs. Charles Stanton, at I
Angeles, goning from there tn
Omaha, Nebr., to visit their
daughter, Mrs. Niccoils. They
expect to be gone a year.
Three cars loaded with Mon
mouth and Independence men
went to the Siletz river Saturday
evening to fish. They reDorta
catch of about 75. They re
turned home Sunday evening.
Those in the party were Mavor
Johnson, Allen Clark. Dr. M. J
Butler, C. C. Mulkey, W. J.
Mulkey, Donald Portwood, Jack
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The Goods of Quality
and Quantity for the
LEAST MONEY.
Allen T. Clark
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Grimes and Clark HamKn i
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lonmouth, Ralph and Walter
Nelson and another party from
Independence, whose name we
failed to learn, and Gus Olin, of
Portland.
Work is going ahead on the
Willamette Valley & Siletz rail
road between Airlie and Inde
pendence. A gang of men is at
work on the bridge across the
Luckiamute near the Helmick
Piace. Also construction work
is being done all along the line.
Jefferson Miller, whn haa
s opping with his sister, Mrs. D.
M. Hewitt tar anmo f, I..
last Wednesday for his home at
uaiuer.
WE INTEND
To merit your patronage by always maintaining:
-The highest quality of everything in our 8tock.
- ihe owest prices consistent with that quality.
-Th! k , ? KVKsM of everything advertised.
Th arantee that goes with every article sold.
standard of service that insures the positive satisfaction
oi every customer.
... . L VV ALTER G. BROWN,
" -n nepairer and Jeweler.
p.ririna Pharmacy.
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scheduled to return from breath
ing ozone at Newport today.
Mrs S. Ogsbury, son and
daughter left for a season at
Newport, last Tuesday.
John Moran. Mrs. M. A. Stine
and her son, Harry, were Salem
visitors Wednesday.
Cal Holem, P. D. Quisenberry
and Misses Clara Wattenberg ana
Fanny Anderson were Salem
visitors Wednesday evening-