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About The Monmouth herald. (Monmouth, Or.) 1908-1969 | View Entire Issue (July 21, 1916)
Dli Lam- 1 ! i ! eras and Photographic I SUPPUES II Developing and Printing Take a camera with you on your vacation hike or outing. Perkins Phar macy If w, haven't got it, we'll t it Atkut. rr lOOC '1 W w mm. A I - f t x L,ucai Brevities o i n a ooi J0EU E. E. Paddock of the Independ ence school board was a visitor in Monmouth Tuesday and made the Herald office a brief call. Maurice J. Butler, dentist. Di.nu.L J Tft I mi.. jviuictt anu rorceiam wiings a specialty. Rooms over Post-of nee, Monmouth, Or. 44tf E. M. Ebbert was a visitor in Portland from Sundav to TW day where he went to attend the funeral of his Bister, Mrs. Chali foue. Prof, and Mrs. H. C. Ostien and son Thomas and Floyd Williams journeyed to Portland Friday night with the intention of taking in the automobile races. The races were postponed a week because of the weather and the Ostien party returned Sunday. Mrs. M. J. Coleman and Mrs. E. J. Smith were amonir the vis itors in Salem Saturday who went on the excursion. They visited at the Old Ladies' Home in the capitol city where they saw Mrs. Wolf who recently left Monmouth to take up her home there. Mrs. Wolf is very much pleased with her new surroundings. The excursion train that was backed into Monmouth last Sat urday morning for the trip to Salem over the S. P. was one o the longest that has entered the city and there was a large com pany who took advantage of the opportunity to visit the capital o the state. An all day rain was in session however and this spoiled much of the enjoyment or the occasion. VA Pacrenlmff ftf Mnnmnnth 0 and J. G. Mcintosh autoed to, Canby Wednesday on a land, deal. -Monitor. ! Mrs. J. S. Conkey of this city visited with her daughter, Mrs. Dick Webster, in Dallas during the Chautauqua week. Mr. and Mrs. Byron White started for Tillamook Wednes-' day, bright and early, with their. p?rsonaI effects safely stowed behind in the automobile. Howard j Morlan acted as chauffeur. i Fred Olsen is in Eastern Wash ington where he registered at Omak for a farm in the Colville Indian reservation opening. Miss Bonnie Olsen left Wednesday for Omak with the same intention. Mr. and Mrs. H. C. HamDton ana Mr. and Mrs. W. P. Port wood came from Eckley last Fri day and after visitine for a few days here Mr. and Mrs. Portwood returned to their home near Harrisburg. Mr. and Mrs. Hamp- ton returned to Eckley Tuesday. Mr. Hampton's lease on the M Joe Haines place has expired and ne has disposed of his stock, with a view to discontinuintr ranrhinir . .. . " o xora time at east Mr a MIJU Mrs. Hampton expect to leave in a few weeks for San Francisco, from where they are Dlannimran auto tour through the South States that will take them as far east as Georgia. -Myrtle Point enterprise. Ki lour Vacation Trip should be spent at Tillamook. You will find the weather cool for it comes miles and miles from off the Pacific. You can find much to do at the Tilla mook County Beaches. Bath ing, dancing, hiking, picnicing, paying rennis or golf. Daily Trains From Portland leaving at 7:45 A. M. and 1:40 P. M. Afternoon train has observation car. Low Round Trip Fares are on sale daily from all stations to Tillamook County Beaches. These include Bayocean Neah-Kah-Nie, Manzanita and the Garabaldi Beaches. . Art tgnt tot book! and ethm inform. tio JU M. 3mm. Cm Paw. Aft NrtWaJ SOUTHERN PACIFIC COOS BAY RAILROAD rrin.....' Marshfield and North Bend, August 24, 25, 26 Low Round Trip Fares White Canvas Shoes are so much worn this season. We have several different styles In a complete run of siz es at prices from $1,65 to $3,50 Both rubber and leather soles. High top shoes and pumps. Miller Mercantile Company 01 11 ' icaw.wai . 1, j aODllCDlli t0IZZ3 ALLEN T. CLARK The Exclusive Grocer PHONE 302 ii PiaSRpar ,N The Misses Eda and Rosa Buf. ton. teachpm Kenosha, Wis., arrived in Mon mouth last Friday evening for a visit at the homa nf ha u u editor and expect to spend their summer vacation here. Hammocks. Tnf0 tvu: Cote, Camp Stoves, Camp Chairs, Foldmjr Tablpa M, . nr.n. er, Complete Home Furnishers, Independence. . Mr. and Mrs. F P and son Max spent Sunday with relatives in Albany. Mr. and Mrs. J. S. Conkey the latter part of last week. E. Boeert of K!n'' n ' These Warm Days Try our fce Cream and Ice Cold Drinks We have the June Issue . 01 "The Norm" on sale MORLAN & SON L"S - Most' Com,,t cr, and TW.V m town Monday.
