Polk County observer. (Monmouth, Polk County, Or.) 1888-1927, 1911-05-23

enjoy the services IN ha oas
therein. ! will make II nv saas,., ssu
duty to see that every man and wo,oa',
who worked SO hard to helm in . ~
terial way viii be provided with :
good seat and song book.
Regular Cyclone.
The evangelist coming is n roa,,
lar cyclone, knows the Bible ~ ~.
loves the Lord better than h,,,ao,s
and they will love the Lord bettar
after becoming acquainted with h,n,
He is a great big red-headed swoda
with cheerful smile and n nleasa,,, /,
word for everyone, and ha hn,ds
right tween his two hands as hig =
heart as ever beat tween this n,aoo
and the Judgment seat.
The Big Swede will speak in tho
Tabernacle next Thursday niybt ~.
us greet him with crowded housa
THE Moss Family win hold ser-
vice In the Tabernacle Tuesday nipb,
chorus meeting will be held Wad
nesday night
Women Assist.
me committee under whose able
and energetic management the noon
day luncheon was served to the bupo,,,
workers was composed of Mrs Harry
Mcdonald, Mrs. M. d. Ellis, Mrs T A
Mccann, Mrs. II. G. Campbell, Mrs
Leon Myers and Mrs. Eugene Havter
Among the members of the church
who assisted them were the follow
ing; Mrs C. H. Morris, Mrs. n M
Smith, Mrs. Hugh Black, Mrs. I. L.
Smith, Mrs. S. M. Ray, Mrs. r w
Matheny Mrs. C. E. Snyder. Mrs II
Whitney, Mrs S. f. Mckinney. Mrs
Charles Black, Mrs f. C. Hatton. Mrs
S. e. SEWERS, Mrs. w. w. Dawson.
Mrs. ]. Bevens, Mrs. A. N. Newbill.
Mrs. John Lockman, Mrs. Taylor
Jones, Mrs. Will Mack, Mrs LaFrance
Mrs. Fl. C. Seymour Mrs. w. e. Nc
Clure, Mrs I. L. Bursell, Mrs Hardy
Hogan, Mrs. Manda Frazier Mrs. T. ]
Butler, Mrs. Edith Guthrie, Mrs. John
Farley, Mrs. George Harshman, Mrs
L. A. Dickinson, Mrs. william Ullrey
Mrs. j. M Campbell. Numerous 9TH
ers whose names could not be learned
contributed articles of food and helped
in other ways.
List of Builders.
While the following is not a com
plete list of all of the workmen who
so willingly lent their labors, it in
cludes nearly all who were there
either in person or by proxy: II. Nor
rison, S. Gibson, #. j. Butler, II. Dash
iel, County Superintendent Fl. C. Sey-
mour, M. ID. Ellis, G. w. Meyer, Hugh
Black, Charles Black, George Harsh
man, II. S. Butts, James Ross, H. G.
Campbell, c. Fl. Morris, William Ull-
rey, w. Fl. Mack, d. l.. Thomas, An
drew Thomas, j. Barham, E. l.. Dash
iel, Mr.. Matthews, A. A. Lawrence,
j. A. Mccain, Clay Frazier Carl Sell
lers, Ed Mason, S. A. Houser, Ira
Weiss, Charles Lane, William Rogers,
William Bogynska, County Clerk e. |
M. Smith, Peter Helgerson, w. H. |
Wheeler, Mr.. LaFrance, J. M. Camp
bell, Green Campbell, Vernon Simons, |
Emil Carlson, G. r. Wesson E. E,
Tribe, Grover Mcdonald, Mr., Haut-
vett, Mr.. Bevens, c. Mulkey, E. Hous-
er, C. G. Johnson, Frank Strong, Wal |
ter Smith, o. S. Clark, Walter David |
son, Mr.. Lawrence, Lloyd Rice, Mr.. |
Harris, r. l.. Chapman, County Judge
Ed f. Coad, r. Campbell, Norval
Gates, w. p. Miller, o. f. Dennis, |
Leroy Bird r. l.. Dashiel, Mr.. Law
renee, E. II. Coalson, Charles John
son, ]. II. Brown, Jack Fricks, Mr..
Kaeger, A. p. Siefarth, ]. w. Nor
rison, A. Fl. Harris, Walter Bowman,
G. w. Robinson, George D. Robinson, ]
Clyde Robbins, j. r. Robbins, Henry
Robbins, George Starr, Mr.. Harder,
l.. A. Dickinson, John Ashbaugh and
three carpenters, A. Hogan, Wilbur
Ross, Ed Wilson, Mr., Culver, County
Assessor C. e. Graves Vey Coffin and
others.