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About The Monmouth herald. (Monmouth, Or.) 1908-1969 | View Entire Issue (Aug. 18, 1916)
ite2 Jones isback from act vacation and is again at work Milton Force made a business trip to Portland Saturday Floyd Williams and Glen Work went to Portland Saturday re- turning Monday. Mrs. W. T. Bradley of Eugene is visiting this week at the home of Mr. and Mrs. A. J. Haley. J. H. Moran has some cheap nouses listed. Also good build ing lots cheap. Farms, etc. 50tf Mrs. Anna Elkins of Falls City is here visiting among relatives and friends. . Frank Price of Hoskinn ha -.-..V tlUO purchased a new binderand is at work near Monmouth. Miss Rhea Benson of Portland is visiting at Fred Huber's. L P. Gilmore and family re turned Saturday from a two weeks vacation at Long Beach. H. K. Sickafoose VL'flA nnnnint. ed Deputy Grand Master of the s-v I. U. U. r. one day last week. Chas. Lorence is spending the week with his erandmnthpi- N. S. Mattison of Independence. Mr. and Mrs. John Ridd pll are the proud parents of a daughter porn Aug. 12 in the Good Samar itan. Mr. and Mrs. A. T. Clark ra. turned Mondav from Portland Mrs. Clark has been there during the illness of Mrs. Hoyser. J. W. Noblett of Airlie was a visitor in Monmouth last Satur day. Mr. and Mrs. W. E Smith are in Southwestern Oregon on an automobile vacation trip. Harvey K. Sickafoose spent the to the effect that Glacier park . . . i kv tiv - UnA kan ineruwtod find thp DSif' liau uvcii nwpvvwM ... ty headed toward British Colum bia. Miss Olive, Dawson and her mother are here from fortiana ... i i i if visiting among old inenas. miss Harvey K. Sickafoose spent the vlsIlin amon 0,u ir,c,,UB- .iUT peek end taking in the sights of i Dawson was formerly critic in Wtiand I the primary department of the training school, z Hotel Monmouth NEW MANAGEMENT : : Meals Regular Table ... 25c Commercial Table . . -50c Sunday Chicken Dinner 35 and SOr. C. G. GRIFFA, Plunder and Steam Fitter. Carries In Stock Bath Tubs, Toilet Fixtures and all kinds of Plumb ers' Supplies, nickel-plated or otherwise. All orders attended to promptly and work guaranteed. MONMOUTH, . . OREGON W Portland. Mrs. Twoll Hoorirr tf Port. land is visiting with Mrs. D. M. Hewitt Miss Mae Evans left Tuesday for her school at Sil vies. She will visit her sister in Portland and friends in Baker until Sept 1st "Pap" Lorence and Ed Steele have bemm rhrpshintr Thpv have quite a crew of men at work for them. Miss Edith Rnrlf n rparhpr in the La Grande school, is spend ing the summer at the home of her brother, Ed Bork. A. E. Thompson, recently in the laundry business in Dallas has bought a half interest in the U)rvams bteam laundry. Arthur Miller is no longer with the Monmouth Mprcantilp C.n but expects this week to start out with Crook's threshing out nt Stationery, Souvenirs, Confections Ice Cold Drinks Picnic Supplies Summer Fiction MORLAN & SON "Monmouth's Largest and Most Complete Confectionery and Book Store." A H frnvpn nrrnmnanipd his father and mother to Cascadia Sunday, where the latter will spend a three week's vacation. A. H. returned Tuesday morning with a catch of 74 fine mountain trout Dr. BANCROFT . Eyesight Specialist of Salem will be at the Hotel Monmouth Tuesday, Aug. 22. Will make regular trips. All work guaranteed The hnmp nf V. A. IVWid urns the sppne of much fpstivitv Tups. day it being the 5th birthday of tneir grandson Uonala bmry. Guests present were Miss Annie Wood, Mrs. Lmrv. Rev. w. A, Elkins and family. Mr. and Mrs. M. M. Harvpv entertained a few of their neigh bors and friends at their home Tuesday evening. The young i i . i Afishine nartv mad n n, .ne evening playing Messrs Sullivan. F, . gme on tne wn while theold Ed Griffi wnt fl.hh,v i. fh. e.r ones enjoyed themselves m HUllllig III HIV, JI 1 1 Endeavor at 7 p. m. .i1' KT Wednesday 7:oU p. m. Continued from paTTi "" then-that is, most every If things were not h.L pretty quickly the ScoutmPr was around with his "iw. . a stern voice. We kna. that meant and generally quiet? down for we knew that a rT sonal reprimand came next VnH if there was anything u-n .Vfl liked it was to ua j... , the Scoutmaster. 7 Another interesting the hike was the n irhr ,,.... 1 Each scout had to watn . .... . of 45 minutes. We had to keen the council fire burning and to watch that our Senior Patrol Leader did not walk in his gi J snore too loud. Sometimes J creaking of the bushes or a bit drop of dew sent cold shivers down our backs but nevertheless we all enjoyed our watch. We just harjrjened -:Li;:.. . 'V . ui me nam ume lor oernes. We found berries of all kinds and nearly everyday we would pick a lare bucket of huckleberries or black berries and bring them to camp' to have our Scoutmaster make us a big pie. Whew! H fill! . J those pies did taste. Continued next week J mi letz region last Sunday and rJ were about twenty- turned with large catches. Presenice crea.m and cake urora cai.tfa1 win . I i.- MISS Gwendo vn Dipkpn a tl j . , t w . . ' Kuesis aepartea at quite a tormer Monmouthite. now rp. . . . sid,WinPMnp .'!.. "Jmic."uuV .anng tney naa two .uX Z T "'I Txl 8pent a P,easant evening. nil it na, t. II. ii . i ii ..... Craven. mr ana mrs- A-J- Haley re u- a u n . turneatnis week from a two una. n. ii. graven naa nppn i i. .... , . .... V weeRs visual KocKaway beach Mr 'Z Vr'rl'Tl ! - -., They c;t Ro i l , Ui by auto, and visited Mt. Necomi tf.Stt: Hin.es Engineering Co. vm vv it I i niram naicner Ot the Fort and rrL. . ,. Hawkins of Coquille City Or ,ii7r 1 mwuay, soent Cohere by the fact that some Coos Bay Railroad Jubilee Aug. 24, 25 and 26 BOOST for COOS The Greatest Celebration in Years Coos Bay Country invites the world to celebrate the coming of the railroad. Hospitality is the Keynote of this celebration. PROGRAM NORTH BEND DAY Aug. 24th BsndConcerU-SpeakingCcremonies-DwIication Simpson Park Street Carnival-Water SporU-Farades-Drivinjr Goldenspike COOS COUNTY DAY Aug. 25th Trip, by rail and boat to Coquille, Bandon, Myrtle Point, Powera Cooa Bay, Muwel Reef. Sunset Bay. Cape Arao. Seafood dinner at Charleston Bay. Fishing at Lakeside-Launch trips on Coos Bay MARSHFIELD DAY Aug. 26th Industrial Parade - Water Sports -Auto Racing-Illuminated Launch Parade - Fireworks - Dancing - Horse Racing Low Round Trip Fares On Sale Aug. 21 to 26 inc. Rturo Limit Aug. 31 Ask UKat Agent Miller's. ine nao't or playing had ceased . wc ouiuamg. me irouoie this time was patched up by the boys promising to Dav exnpnspa anA r n r i ""-"ciwx in me iuture. But WUr Dargam Column ine busines3 men and authorities nf iri T. I i iiuuiiai are oacK Of n DR. J. 0. MATTHIS PHYSICIAN 6f SURGEON PHONE NOS. OFFICE . 230, HOUSE . j,flJ Surveying and Platting Estimates furnished on Drainaee "uij;Buon worK, Dallas, Ore. Word received this week from the Butler-West auto party was V.O. BOOTS Fire, Life and Casualty INSURANCE Losses Promptly Paid Surveying and Subdividing John M. Scott, Cn. Pas. Agt. Portland, Ortgoa SOUTHERN PACIFIC LINES ....... me uatft oi a Will trade near Salem, for land by Mon- pranks ln tne future. ; v..v ouuuicosi ur wesi '"uuw s viud oi Mon- side. 1-2 or 1 mils nnr w mouth hpM tW- t: .i. . , ... f'vyi "-cuiig nils tj , erty here is in first class shape. week at the home of Mrs. E. W mmP service, work guaran- vvm. ivonnke, Koute 7, Box 88, Ptron& A very interesting pro- LWU-nimes Engineering Com- oa.em, ure. 50t2 p was rendered, amonir tha v uim Ure-. Phone 502. lnnn.l r . . i , . w For S.I. r d' 'sng an address I U VI PO Inn I 1 " m nix . ' "us' oone and Mrs Look Stove nnrl Viooto. Uu P,'nru.p. . , . ' uwiu iic iuuen s soio, both adipq .., u.ucu v-aumei ana cup- ueing or Salem. KAQrrl 4m!m. i.LI,. a . . I UIIUIIK lan P' A Hub .. m chairs; 1 bed, springs and mat- pji 78S,,0nury SCiety of the tress; linoleum. 9 x?2fppf ?vanw chch met at the dow shades: ldrerri 0,,;;j"u'ne 1 Mrs' Halvorsen. Mrs. Mno n , . machine; library table: dishpa ucu Ke Vm over a wash tubs, etc At Westfall ! IIV.T.81! Pr. after tage, northeast nart of vr.rmLn Qellci0us refreshments mouth. r,.c Heryea. About 50t2 p Mrs. C. R fiBn- 180168 were P- wrs. Milton Hoyser has return- L. C. PRICE,M. D. Main street, west of Lumber Yard. Phone 4302 twenty W. F. SCOTT Contractor and Builder AH kinds of Carpentering and Re- I have a good sunnlv nf , . MlIton Hovser has return. A" k'nd of Carnen handstnvpa Ko a Irom tne Good Samaritan 1, Pair work np0.i - ...o,.,,,,,, laoies, rjitnl in Ph-j .... "ua' ' u"ue' .or . che., Nettie S. l - V- , 43"P She iii itk 'I' rFV,"un- ou""roU a,.goin. to h . uilL I 'A10, Gasoline Flatiron fnr aaa a JMpi0nn : t.j ,moth( K0r,; v "v "'"cpenaence. - . nwA, mis othce, r4n . . Monmouth Grantre 476 SAJJMWANTOrT hCZrr" 01 V!arren S in Meet. ,h. . . . . prv.nprn . "v '"OKing after his nron. ;;rr.vu,,a aaturaay ' rw....v.v, w 0CI1 our complete eny interests. Hp ; tv, "In at ':3 A. M line or nurserv rWV wv. m0 ...l. , Kenue- Card of Thank's to Property on Co11ptp 1"" weaesiretothanknni-""c,cnsto be fiyprl . tL-: rpnrin . . " iw meir many kindnesses and uposes to students, hpnntifnl flnml . .. . I uuenngs at the . . funeral of nnr Kol Lhristmn rk L ar . - tiuouaiiii i vn iinrvf and father. "AShM KionT 7 II 118 win be the MRS. E. S, SHArrr Mrs. T. A. McEldowxey Mrs. F. F. Conover, ' L. G. Shattuck, Mrs. W. H. Smith, Mrs. J. M. Tedrow. object of he mZ.-n:1, W tne nprtQn.j.. course r, tour Lfe?" RntK a- wiHbeiHustrated d"MBBeB Bible School at 10 a. m. Public Program 2-m P u uitor. w. welcome. P. 0. Powell, Master. Maggie Butler, Sec. WALTER G. BROWN Notary Public Blank Deeds. Mortgages. Etc VEALHnr.c n always wanti nv i .. j Eileen mai:ea iarmers day after 8aIe. Market Mormitm, P tree. If you want fetter pries thanyu now getting, try us. 145 FRONT ST. PORTLBND, ORB. raid up CapiuL $10,000.00
