The Monmouth herald., June 24, 1921, Image 5

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aunt, Mrs. lleriaan V^under.
Albert Sacre lud children of Mon
mouth were in our midst Monday.
Miss AlliSon French of Portland
Oak Pont, fourth place.
was a guest of Miss Ina Fishback
Boys broad jump 85 pound class,
from Saturday until Monday.
Atmos Lefors of L'allas won first
Frank Swearingen is impro\ ing
1 place; Ruben Noth, sV-ond place;
h;
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residence by building a new
! Floyd Holt of Dallas, third place;
porch.
Hugh Van Loan of Monmouth,
Notwithstanding the rainy weath­
fourth place.
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A Li ge number from here attend­
er on Saturday, the field meet held
Boys’ high jump, Dean Helms of ed the Laccalaureate sermon at the
at Dallas was a success,. Dallas
Dallas won first place; Edward Normal Sunday morning.
won the cup given by J. 1. Potter.
Mueller of Antioch, third place;
The score was as follows: Dallas,
Farl Rogeis of Oak Point, fouitii
P lan t Impales I n s e c t * .
62 points: Oak Point, 20 points;
I place.
T
here
Is In Culm a curious g riss.
Independence, 18 points; Mon­
Boys’ high jump, I.eon Phillips of j . eii. Iirus echlnutus. »"hlcb bristles
mouth, 11 points; Antioch, 11
Monmouth won first place; Almos with tiny sharp-pointed «pikelets upon
which m ultitudes of Insects are lin-
points; Bullston, 8 points; Hop-
Lefors of Dallas, second place;.
paled i>\ alg k t as well as by day.
\ille, 3 points; North Dallas, 2
Boys’ broad jump, Peter Besset The wings uf the victim s are pierced
points. The prizes offered by the
of Oak Point won first place; Wil- and entangled by th e barbed spines,
so th a t the most of them are unable
business men of Dallas were won as
laird Brown of Dallas, sec< n J place; to get aw ay, and th u s perish m iser
follows: 50 yard dash for girls,
Ormal Shreeve of Dallas, third ably.
Lennie Burch of Independence, first
Eveu a large, lum inous snapping
place; Lewis W ick of Dallas, fourth'
beetle, which Is so strong and active
place; LaVaughan Bigelow of Oak
place.
that It can with difficulty be held In
Point won second place and Gladys
Shot put, Lewis Wick of Dallas the hands, falls a victim to these
Plummer of Dallas, third place.
won first place; Ormal Shreeve of vegetable bayonets. It has been ob
served, however, th a t tw o species of
CO yard dash for girls, Anna Peters
Dallas, second place; Phil Mueller Insects, a large bug, oebalus, and an
of Independence, first place; Ruth
of Antioch, third place.
earwig, readily fre e the in selves from
Underhill of Independence, second
Relay race, Oak Point won first the spines. M lhute Insects are not
place; Opal Robb wf Dallas, third
caught. The g rass doe# not ap p ear to
place; Dallas won second place.
derive any nourishm ent from Its prey
place and Joy Collins of Oak Pont,
The graduates of the Monmouth It Is found elsew here In the West
fourth place.
eighth grade who received diplomas Indies and In southern Florida.
70 yard dash for girls, Katherine
at Dallas were: Hazel Butler,
Peters of Independence, first place;
Daisy and Olive Canterbury, Silas
Marie Bissell of Ballston, second
Coats, Ethel Comstock, Millard
place Helen Porterfield of Hopville,
Chapin, Florence Cherry, Chester
third place.
Dodson, Laird Kaup, Maybelle Mc­
100 yard dash for girls, Marie
Clellan, Cecil Poole, Adeline Prime,
Bissell of Ballston, first place;
Katrina Staats, Wendell Prime,
Katherine Peters, of Independence
Earl Stewart, Bessie Tilton.
second place.
150 yard dash for boys, Leon
To s e a l In the
Phillips of Monmouth, first place.
d e lic io u s B u r le y
MONMOUTH HEIGHTS
60 yard dash for boys, Dean
to
b a c o o flavor^ 'j
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Lefever
Helmes of Dallas, first place; Ed­ were visitors in Falls City last Sun­
ward Mueller of Antioch, third day. _
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place; Earl Rogers of Oak Point,
Miss Mary Rice of Monmouth was
fourth place.
on the Heights Sunday.
70 yard dash for boys, Irwin Hol­
Dow Hamar and family were in
man of Dallas, first place; Phil
Salem
Wednesday.
Mueller of Antoch, second place.
George Heck and family and Miss !
100 yard dash for boys, Phil
Mueller of Antioch won first place; Ina Fishback were Salem visitors
Ormal Shreeve of Dallas, second last Friday.
place; Peter Besset of Oak Pont,
M;ss Estay and two brothers of
thi*"d place; Chester Downing of Washington are visiting with their
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Notice of Final Settlement
Notice is hereby given that the
undersigned administratrix of the
estaite of W illiam H. Mack, deceas­
ed, has filed her final account in said
estate with the county clerk of Polk
County, Oregon,and that Saturday,
the 16th day of July, 1921, at ten
o’clock a. m,, at the court house in
Dallas, Polk County, Oregon, has
been fixed as the time and place by
the county court of Polk County.
Oregon, for the hearing of objec­
tions to said final account and the
settlement thereof.
Dated and first published this
17th day of June,1921.
MINNIE K. MACK,
Administratrix of the es­
tate of William H. Mack,
deceased.
BROWN & HELGERSON.
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SUMMER ON CHAUTAUQUA
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Mow M akin g Hi« Flr«t T o u r of South
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