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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-02-12

&dtber. - Der Wtdrit ipar
lanaiam unb bic preiie fteben linn 75t
90 unter benen Don Der Doriser
geo1e.
Bette Iei9te aolber $500; ,inigr
$13.25; fair bis CUTE $12.00-13.00;
orbinGre unb grobe $6.00-10.00.
g hneint. Die Ra4Frage
mar cine CUTE unO bic prsiis iiisesn
nm 25e, leihte gerianbtiortsn uru
15c.
Cute Bis auserleiene 8erianbts unb
5leii9erlorfen $12.6O-12.65; qes
mifdts BerfanbtiOrten $12.50-12.s
So; lei6te @erianbtiortsn 120 bis
155 pfunb $11.50-11.75; CUTE bis
auserleiene fSeriel 100 Bis 11O pfo,
$1o.O0-1O.25; lei6te Jerfsl inter
100 Yfunb $8.00-9.50; orbinGre Biz
auserlsiene fdpers fstte SGue $3.50
Lies; ertra $11.75; Stags $751
|-10.25; ertra 5000.
= % az uHp I m m er. - GlnIs
ge CUTE 9dmmer itegsH nm sttpa 10t
I'm 9reiie, font a6er mar Der Wartl
ifeiie Biz fart.
Shafe, auserlsieas Biz ertra SS75
800; CUTE biz auserleIene $8.25-
I8.75; orbindre Biz fair $6.00-7.75
- 2dmmer., auserleieue bis srtrn
I$1450-14.60; CUTE bis aussrieIsni
S1400-14.50; oroindre 6is flir
$1000--13.50.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-02-12
@eibuaatssaben an Der @eit.
front.

Ht6aro Wtdr3, Der 5ii6rer eines
3uees SIebesgahen. bic Das gerl.
1aseblatt an bic 5ront i6idte, err
3dblt: No6bem bic ppm ,gerIiner
3asebldtt geiammeltsn @eibna6ts=
ltebesgabeH fir bic anberen 4rmeen
urlo abtfeilungen sur 9erfenbuna
gebra6t iparen, tonnte i6 einen lang
ge1egten Nuni6, einen 2ie6essaben=
transport an Die 5ront su begleiten,
In oieIem Sabre 5ur 4usfiibruna 6rin=
gen. Der 9iebesgnbenSug, in Dem bas
itellpertretenbe 9eneraltommanbo bes
9drbeforps feline Gaben iopie bic BON
perI6iebsnen StslIsn sefammelten
Spenoen sinemSbeile oesariegsf9auz
plaBs sufiibrte, frat am Sonnabenb,
ben 16. DECEMBER, morsens bic RsiIs
an. Ra6 uugefdbr breibigftiinoiger
Jabrt ipurbe Elm etdppsnort, ungefdbr
sebn &ilometsr Dor Der sSrort, err
rei9t. 9ur95srnipru6 paren bic bic
len DON Der QiebesgobeniteIe bes
6arbetorps gu perforgenbsuabtte tteiluns
gen pom Der 2lutunft bendhrihtigt
rporoen, liub es tumen in ben poraut
folgenoen 5agen Sunberte Don Waz
gen uller Irt, um bic fir ibre 3rup=
pentbsile beitimmtsn Bei6nahtslies
besgobeu in Gmpfdng gu nebmen uno
brett al Die in ben porberften Reiben
tdmpfenben Sruppen 5u oertbeilen.
4Srin5 @itel Srieeridb, Aommanoeur
einer @aroebipiiion, erI9ielr am nG9z
ten 5dge, un Die eingetroffenen ga
den 81 beli4tiaeu unb Die ben 5ug
6egleitsnben !6erren 5u begrnBell.
RAD singebenoer 9eiiatiguns perab-
ibieoete er Iid nit Rem qlusbrud bes
Santes fir bic Spenber uno nit an
erfeunenbet Worten ii6er bic 3peds
mGbioteit Der Quspabl uno ,3uIamz
msnItellunq Der @ab.n. 2tuf ben
Wuni9 oes prinSeR lparen hdnn bic
&eglsiisr bes 3uuss fir bic 9aueT
Observation-Disclosures BEL einem probtantz
amt gu SAT- unb fanoen bort bel ben
SffiSisren ano gedntten bic juoprz
tpmmsnbfs unb lisbenspiirbigite Iufs
nabme. 4m 0ienftag purbe uns
eeitattet, einen 8siud an Der Sront
Su MAIDEN. Sn einem Gutp uitb spei
leitten Sagoipugtn ging es ungefGbr
iiebsn Sfilometer nd6 porn. SftmaIs
ipGr ss idtper, an ben in einem 9uge
BIN unb Der fabrenben 8ubrperten
pprbeisutommeu. gluf ben Jeloern
purbe gsarbeitet, bic Strabe oertei=
isrt unb eeIdubert uub aud fonit iah
man reses perttbdtiees 9eben. Sin in
Der Radt einsetretsner 5roit bate
Zen ionit bic Strabeu 6soedenben
Ihlammiesn 9rei gefrisrsn ldfs
len, 10 bab Der Mes eiren iuuberen
@inbrud ma9te. Sas gan5e Serrain
1T biiselis uno obue guumpu1s. Die
friiber an Der Strabs seitanoenen
iinb gum 9du BON umeritIns
ben benubt tpprbeu. Su Der Terne ia
ben mir eine tpeite 5Idde, beoedt MIR
nit fpiben Baumitiimpfen. @s mar ein
friiber bidter, in leBter Set oft sez
nannter @alb. Die llHteritdnoe tuur
ben beIud,t unO burd bas Sferenz
iernrpbr bas aampfseldnbe beiirtiqt.
uHter siniessuOem S4HeegeitBbsr
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-02-12

3uder. - Warit itstia. = Raffis
nirter Gut 2oai $3.50; ponbsreo ST.
80; gubts SITS; sranulirter $7.25;
gonfeciioners az $7.15; Off ~
$6.85-6.95; tpeibsr ertra $6.65--
6.75; ertra g $685. per bunSsri
pfunb.
Wolaffes. - Marit f.tis. =
glsip SrIeans Open Rettel 45-65c;
Centrifugal 25 Csc per gallone.
Reis. - Goutiinnn, idnep 9sab
6a-7c; prima 81 SIC; .orbiudrer
4ie; sebro6ensr 3a-4e; Sapan Al
sc per Plumb.
Dairps probufte.
8utt er. - Marit rubis. pr.iis
isit. - W9olemii ertru 43c; Gen.
traIi1tb srtra 40ae; GsntraIi5sb firits
SIC; I9onbs 34s; Jantp Dairp
32e; padina Gtod 18-25k.
Gdfe. - Warit iietis; Dbio 24c;
glcbrueiiIider 24--25c; gltu Drrf
25e; G4,psiasr $500; b0. Bird
24s: 2imbureer 24-25c per pfuito.
Gter. - preife finb sefiegmI
prima firifs Siibnereisr 43e; firfts
42e; orbindrs firits 40c; fseonSs 3Se
per Dubenb.
@efiiigel. - Warft siemli4
lsbbaft: Broilsrs bon Ii pfunb nnb
bdrunter 31e; yrpers ID pfunb 24e;
6dbus 15e;s junge 9dbnf 19e; Dub.
Hsr 20ac arutbiibuss nou SsA
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-02-12
GEO, g,puss nas Nttien in gss,p BORT.

QJefddltssatieff wnrbtn 50 - tis'
ipniirt. Be4Isl auf 3onbon SareH lft.
Tia. iyfr % Tass N.T2H. Qomntre,al
Si1s 60 fsae, H.zaX. etdbt t4.7sH; ka.
bel an.sitanesn s4;IsH; f.anss C. got = s
s.s4x, Habei e.ssK. Nsu StAf 6sH As'
bsl 10, aroHen Sidt ii.06, kabei ~.
gre Giki 7.3s. RABBI 72S, Rubd Si4s
s9Ix. 4stel 291f. eilbey Barren 771ts
yReriisnifAe Dollars 90.
Nftisum art,.-1ie Geihsfte al Der
HoYle pareu hexie rubis uno oie gretie un'
atreaeli, in oeH rnelIten 6allsn sber itanotn
6ie tHluBnolirsusen fpss aber osnen
pon oeitsrn.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-02-12

bis 5ebn Yfunt 24-26hc; DO. init
truntmer Yruft 12t; guflB Sc; ipstBs
Gnten 49, -20t; @dnfe 11-14e; dlte
3duten $1.2O bos Duseub.
nab Gemiiis
MepfeL - WOme Bsautp $2.75
-5.50; Sen Dapis $2.50-3.5O;
Scbudthan S4.75-5.25; Rings S4.75
$50; gresninss $4.50--5.00; Jnfe>
riOr allie Sorten $2.00-3,OO per
BbI.
3itronen. - California $3.50
BIS per Rifle; Zines S5e-$1.oo per
Gife.
Oranaem - California 9apcls
$2.50-2.75; aloriba S2.90--3.15;
1anaerine S2.OO-2.25 per Rite.
Grape Gruit. - Gloriba $2.'
l25--3.OO.
Grbbteren. gloriba 30
35e per Quart.
&artoffeIn. - einhtiHlt'ne
$s.O0-s.5o; Wli6isan unb Wiseons
fin $8.O0-8.50 per gbl. unb $40
-2.S5 per gu. Dom Store. Bermuda
SO. / $500; go. Q $500 per gbi.
GIbtarto,ffelm - 9elaipdre
$1.5o--1.60. Gaueb 5aas $l.bo pei
| Camper.
gurfen. - sr.ibbaus $1BO-
1.75 per Tubsnb. ooo
arauf. = Sanifb s7.5o-S.oO
per 86l. rotbes $7.75-8.25. Sunsss
Sluriba $3.50 -2.75 per Samper.
Deibe Riiben. - $3.25-o.'
80 per gbl.
1 grbfen. JlOriba ssune $l.5O
LIS; 5slspbone $2.5o-2.75 pei
| 9ampsr. o-c
gt.drabem - $a.25-3.5c
per g6l.
9pisbelu. @eibe $500;
aeI6e $500 per bunbert pfuno:
grine gobner- Jlor.oa
s3.5O-3.75; Wu4sbobnsu $3.50
3.75 per 5amper.
| Sarotten. - Ginhstm''be $o.'
50-3.75 per 9bl.
qanbprpbusts
Sen. 80. / simptbs $500
! 1900. go Q 1imotbb $14Oo-15.'
Loo. No. 8 simoibp s12.5o-13.50;
| 30. / eemiidfsr alse s14.5o-lo-oo;
| glo. 2 a.mii4t.r alss $13.5o-14.Ooi
| SO. 1 alee s17.5O; go. 2 &lse Sl6.'
/ 80: SisIigss alfalfa $16.oo-l8.5oi
RoassnFrob S1G.5o-11O0; 3al.r'
itrob $9.5O--1o.0o; Dsi5sHltrOb Ss.'
$4,000 per 5onne.
mabFen futter. - Wartt ~
bia unb itetig. - aleie S33.50-34.
! 90: RibbIinas braune $35.00--3o.
90: peiBe S37.o0-3s.o0; ssnii4ssi
Jutisr $34.Oo-345O.
i Gamereieu. - Martt fst!g
l. aleeIamsn $1o.50-11.50 pc
gu. pom Store; 1imothp $2.25-2.
80 gu6ipeiSen S1.5Oj Tla4afaamsl
1925 per Blu. ..
Berf1iebeues.
/ Del. Nar.t feft; aeiiSl, robes
I I98e per Gaa. Sn partien IA gbI
geto5tes IL mebr; go. ! aarbol &c;
Cotton Sch Oil, rafiinirtss $1.D4
Der galIone, 9erpentiH Gle in Yars
tieu BON Is Jab, unb "a in par'
ti.n BON 1875 GdIlonen petroIeum.
Ohio Carbon 120 Grab Sc; bo. 15C
G,rab BIC; SeabIisbt 175 @rdh ss-
/ 1Oe; ReSgrown GaioIin 22st; Rap1.
ia &c per Gaaons in partien bon ]
Is gbls.
1 Gais. Der War!t in rubis. =
4 Sbio Tiper $1.4O per gbl. bon LOO
4 gfunS, JubrlObn binsusefiist.
SaIg. - Wartt itetis. primu
gitp 11E11ac; bc. gountrp 10t-
10bc per qfunb.
i aobIen. - Tar.t rubia. yons
abipabenp s5.5o-6.00; abanaipo
gtiidiubleu $4,000; Rab unb
Glad s5.5o-6.O0 per Sonne abses
Iiefert. gaaualpie etiidtobIen 800
ls.oo; atntbratit. $1,000 per souns
abselieiert. GOT. ioitet S5.5o-6-5c
per sonne abselisfert.
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Ghitaap. 10. issbr.


g dneine 3ufubr 24.o00i
Wartt f.it unb qrsiie &c bDber al!
seitern. Built $12,30-12.50; lci4t'
$LS0-12.45; gsmiIate $12.15-
1850; iapsre $12.05-12.55; rob-
$12.05-12.20; 5srtsl $9.75-11.10
9inbpteb. 3ufubr 800
Martt jtstis. 9atiDe Beef Stisre ST.
S0-12.25; Weitern Stiere $3.50
1920; Stoders unb 5esbsrs $6,10-
9.25; stiibe unb Seifsrs $5.15--10.'
so; adlber $10.25-14.0o.
g 9afe. - 3uiubr 1000; Wurtt
Itetig. @etbers $10.60-1l.s0; Spei
$8O0A11,25; 9dHmer, $l21o-
l4.G0.
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Musipdrtise Wtdrfte.
81 c 10 gOrt, 10. bebr.

Rebl. - Wartt feiier; Spring pa'
tents $9.o0-925; Dintsr patcnti
$s.85-9.10; Diutsr Straiebts $8.'
5O-s.75; 2anias Straigbts $500
9.25.
@ei8en. - @sartt fsfi; Ro. . bar.
ter $2.01; go. / Rortbsrn 9ulutf
$2.09; go. / Rortbern Manito6u 81
08 ( o. 8. 81. y.
MeIf6torn. - Wdrtt fart; gn Z
g.lbes SILT {. I. I. Retp Yort.
Saier. - msartt ieIri Stanbdrl
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propifionei..
S4mafs. prima Siedm
1901 a-16.22ae; Jamilp 161-16se.
xrodtnsefaI5tnes Jtetlb.
Sbort clear Gsitsn lOis 15s
grtra ibort clear Gsitsn 1o-l6e;
tur5e Rippfeiten 15-15ac; Bellies
16i-174e.
sgncom. - Sbort clear Set.m
17s18ac; ertra ibcrt clear Setien
174lsle; turse Rippemsitm IL
171c; gelies 19a -20c.
Gusar gureb gfsif4. -
S9inten 20-204c; pitnic S1ultern
14b-15c; grsaifaii Bacon 2l--
23c; S4ultern in padsten 14a-l5
Tap gort Gut 14a-15c; trodens
Beef G4intsn 30s-315c.
SiBsspSftltss Bleif O.
G4inten 16a-17e; pitnic S9ni'
tern 12-12lc; Bellies 17a-l7G;
GduItsrn 14t-143e; Sdultsrn ".
y Gut DO. 14i--4ae.
Grii&es Gttif6. = Gdtnisn
16-17c; pienie S4ultern If
1910; G6uItern 134-13Je; fnr8e
Eippenisiten 13-13ae; ibort elsat
RippnI.ital 13a7144e: ertra thcri
clear gRippenlsiten 13-13A; Sshts
I,idA, i51-16c: Bellies, i4p<re
15--15As.
MebI unb Getreib.
Wtbl. - Dinter pateni $50
900: gDinfet fanep $s.25-s-15;
Winter familp $7.75-8.25; MintsE
ertra s6..75-7.25; Dinttr oroindrsr
S6.25-6.75; 5arter Dei5en pateEi
$8.75-9.25; Sartsr Weistn fanep
ss.Oo-s.5o; garter @eisen Gauilf
$8.75-7.25; gaossen, Rorthpeitsrrl'
aemiI6.es, $7.25-7.50; Rosssn, e.ts
r.ines S7.5o-7.75; Rosssn. eits
gemiIdtes $7.50-7.B.
@eism- - go. 2 rctkr Wintss
$l.88-19o; SO. 3 bo. $1.S4-l.s
81; SO. A DO. $1.55-l65.
Welf4form - Ro. 2 tpeibes
$1.061; go. 3 bo. $1.05-L06; no
4 bo. $1.03a -1.O4; go. 5 bo. $1.01
LOB; 30. 6 bo. 99c-sl01. - Ro,
q e.tbts $1.06a; 30. 8 DO. $1-6-
LOS; go. 4 bo. S1.03a-1.04; Ro. j
DO. $1.M-1.03; QO. 6 DO. Soc
s101. - SO. 2 seniii9tss $l.06a;
80. 3 bo. $1.05-L06; Ros 4 bo.
S1.o3h-1.04; SO. 8 bo. $101--1.s
03; 30. 6 DO. $3.50 - @eibes
aolbsniorn s1.03-1.o5; s,lbss aols
bentorn S1.03-L05; seuil9tes aols
bntorn $103-1.O5.
Saftr. SO. 2 ipeibey 61--
-61se; Stanbarb tueiber 60-6Oac;
glo. 3 tpeiBer 59a -60c; go. 4 ipeiber
59-59ae; gso. 2 s.niid)ter. 59S-
60eJ Ho. 3 ssrnif4tsr, einbsimiItcr.
$3.50; Ro. 4 semiidtsr 56--58e.
Roggen. - no. 2 $148-1.50;
Ro. 3. I.42-1.45; Ro. A. $1.30-
lao; probe, $1.25-1.30.
Wbisfep.
geriauft ipurben 632 gbls. Dts
FILTERS Ginifbeb Goobs auf Der gafis
$L44 per 0aloue.
Grpcerte9.
Raffee. SABA 23-30e; Coda
29-30e; Guatemala fansp 1se; b.
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gropflgns yaSar abseiagt.

patrioten Der Sir9enitabt i6las
fen iebt lei1ter. 9slber uno
9f6ente perbsH auf 8erlaRser
3uriideritattet. 5inan5tommits
tess SaluBr.dnang erfOlst 1,
2lpril.,
Rad elmer lebbaften Debate i'm
aIubbauie BEG grootlpn e. .. Surns
uersins ipurbe in Der Grstutioiibune
bes grootIpner ga5ar QusI9uFes
Der gei9IuB ssfabt, in anbetrn6t Der
tritiIfen 3eit, bic ben Gntbuiiasmus
fir bas esplante 2iebsspsrt gu einsm
sroben 5beiIe psriheuht bot, ben 9a-
Sar nufSussbeu uno ale glrbeiten oa=
fir fofort einsuiteaen.
Gbren grGiiibsnt 2ublpig NiFer
mar dnfnngs Der aniiht. baB man
ipGtr einsr eroben Srisbens6ajor
Derdnitalten t0nne, Der in feinem IL
nansielleu .Grfolae fi9erlid aae Grs
lportinger iibsrtrsTFen tpiirbe.
giifens glntrng ipurbe na6 elmer
dubsrit errsstsn Debate, in ipel4sr
ppn einem Reonsr SsutI6lanos gel
ben ais ,,aerIe" bs5si6net ipurber.
bur6 elm BON 8. Dsismnnn ban
tragtes Su6ftitut beIeitist. Sarud9
ioIsn aae gd3arpornrbsiten Iofort
gum StiIlItdnb fommeu, bos TiHun3s
acmmittee bis gum /. gIpril S6luBs
dbrs6nuua MAIDEN, bic 9sitente ents
peoer suriidgsseben ober fir Ipdtere
3sit in @aarsn6GuIern untsrasbra9t
iperben, niip., ufp.
9ln Der Debate ii6er Die 8erlsgung
betteiIigteN iih dufer 8eismonn, Der
ben famoien 6eramer inbpiTirts, noh
G6urles Erpeb, Der S6dBmsiiter b.s
gu,ors. Qafpr Scbn TisB, Soiep4
grnbermonn, Germ. 6. u. Seebohm.
elmer Der eiiriditen g1'drmitdr6siter,
Or. ghas. 9imbnrth, Gorl 2tihmanu,
Sptn pahls, Rihoro VI. Sihmibt,
6einri6 2l6slss. Sermanu Sod pon
0uesus, fotpie israu 2puis grub
ols 9oriibsnbe bes 8umen Nus
ifuHes.
gBGbrerb Sie meiiisn ben gdsdr auf
U}ifte SItober feItasiett tpiFTsu pclIs
ten, fpcllte Ghren glrGiiosrt 'gltiisn
uripriinnIih iibsrhoirpt nibts ocn Ell
ner gsrleauue beg 9nsnrs piFsn, 70
lnnds bic @ersiniotsn StdateH
SeitifIdnb nph Hift ben arieg err
tlGrt 6Gtten Shon bahurh, bag
m1n uusniipeot fir ben gasar tpeiter
crfeite, dGbe man rpeitertn Sreiisn su
ertsnnen, cab bic 9sutI6eu Die Soff@
nung auf Grholtuud beg 5rieoens
nod, nitt aufoeaebeH bitt,H.
gr nnullte ioqar oas plOtlIdIe sluf.
gebeu Der ga5arriiianseu BEN srob.
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sHb aud bel ben Reilern ttras rn1ieer
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bsressst rSsr,rS NJ @et&Sitsvsstere 10 10
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s,.-xs. - ~. T;s,or,e ~, efooO svif6eu
Esnfss srrfsrtt, gie gouuierrste tetract
- 9rxHis ~ ai0oo.
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et9t1e4ld aut soaoes Darpea a
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Polk County observer. (Monmouth, Polk County, Or.) 1888-1927, 1917-02-09
INDEPENDENCE

Grover Madison of this city, and
Miss Nola Owens, a former Indepen-
dence girl, were married on Satur-
day, February 8, 1917, in Portland.
Mr.. Madison is the son of Mrs. Nora
Madison of this city. Miss Owen
is the daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. 5.
E. Owen of Camas, Washington. Mr..
and Mrs. Madison will make their
home in Cathlamet, Wash. Their
many independence friends wish
them much happiness in the future
H. L. Fenton of Dallas was an In
dependence visitor Saturday.
Mrs. Alpha BASQUE, milliner, left
for Portland Sunday afternoon, where
she will remain for a couple OF
weeks studying the spring styles.
R. D. Cooper of Chehalis, Wash,
is spending a few days here among
Independence friends and relatives.
Mrs. Hattie Meyers of East lnde-
pendence spent the weekend at tne
Percival home. =,
H L. Fitchard and wife attended
the auto show in Portland last week
A. S. Wilson Of Fossil, Oregon,
spent a few days here last week. ,
Carl Percival spent the weekend
in Portland.
S. E. Irvine spent a few days In
Portland the last of the week
E. NJ. Young, who underwent an
operation at the Salem hospital, last
week, is reported must better and Will
be able to return home soon.
w. S. Walker returned to his home
in Albany Sunday after spending the
week here with his brother, Moss
Walker.
Maurice Butler and wife OF Mon
mouth spent Sunday here with Mr.
and Mrs. o. D. Butler.
Polk County observer. (Monmouth, Polk County, Or.) 1888-1927, 1917-02-09

that has surplus hogs now is letting
them go at present high prices. Six
or eight loads passed through town
in one day this week.
Amos Sellers of Hermiston, who
visited here for two weeks with his
grandparents, Mr.. and Mrs. A. N.
Halleck and his aunt, Mrs. A. N.
Poole, returned yesterday to his home
in eastern Oregon.
Earl Bdbb has returned to his
home in Hood River after spending
six months with his grandma.
The ground hog did good turn
for the valley last Friday when he
came out to find that he could not
see his shadow. The good weather
since then seems to indicate he knew
what was coming.
Guy Hewitt, of the Little Luckia-
mute, came in with load of hogs
Monday to ship.
Mr.. Stockholm, the Monmouth
prune grower, was in town Tuesday
on business.
A. F. Huber, rural mail carrier,
states that roads on his route are in
very bad shape.
Charles Franklin Hinkle, we'll
known resident of Monmouth, died
on Wednesday, February 9TH. He
was born in Iowa in 1883, being 81
years old at time Of death. The fu-
neral services were held from the
Evangelical church yesterday after
noon at l, presided over by Rev. F.
NJ. Fisher. Interment was made in
the K. P. cemetery south of town. A
large number of friends and rela-
tives attended the last rites. He is
survived by the widow and five chill
dren.
The hotel has again changed hands.
Mr.. Cinny is the new proprietor.
Polk County observer. (Monmouth, Polk County, Or.) 1888-1927, 1917-02-09
SUNNY SLOPE

V. A. Fishback is on the sick list
again.
Lee Egelston is working for Mr..
Bork.
Charles Petre is suffering from a
severe attack of poison oak.
Mr.. Harvey was spraying apple
trees for Mr.. Dobell Monday.
Mr.. Bork is sick this week. we
have not heard what the trouble is.
C. A. Dobell sold seven head OF
fat hogs Monday.
Sam Miller butchered three hogs
Monday. -.
J. P. Walker is grubbing out his
pasture.
Miss Rose Page visited her uncle
Mr.. Bennett, Saturday and Sunday
Tom Marks has returned to his Jop
cutting wood.
L. D. Hamar is grubbing out the
scattering oaks in his west field.
Kenneth Higgins visited his moth
or. Mrs. A. j. Shpley, Monday.
]. B. Stump is having the prune
gr,,bs from the Adkins hill cut into
wood. -
Ed Rogers is plowing up his clover
field. ,,.u
Saturday evening.
Polk County observer. (Monmouth, Polk County, Or.) 1888-1927, 1917-02-09
sMQTHFIELD

Miss Katie Barnhart is teaching
tbethe remaining term Of school mere
Frank Meyer was a visitor at MS
farm, from Dallas, Wednesday.
Frank Friesen, Jr., and Frank
Friesen, Sr., are building a garage
for their Ford cars. 1t will be q
combined m concern, where both may
keen their cars. 1t is built on the
elder Mr.. Friesen's place.
Re Row, Richert is holding German
sorv;ces in the Brethren Mennonite
church at Salt Creek. Many from
here are attending these services, -
Jobu Diehm has planted one hal1
Of his prune- trees already.
Gerhard Diehm is the owner ol a
Nd foo. Several other neighoorS
are talking of getting cars, too.
Francisco. rou
1T. Byerle is an owner OF ne"
Ford. We congratulate him.
Mr.. John Ems and family VINO
have been visiting here with thelr
parents, left for their home IN MOn-
tana. Tuesday afternoon: -,
Mrs A. R. Brown mas re'uineu
e-ou, q visit in Southern Oregon.
Peter Diehn made call on ni'
folks, Saturday -, f-om
Washington, where they nave Oee"
visiting for week
Polk County observer. (Monmouth, Polk County, Or.) 1888-1927, 1917-02-09
McNARY

Ernest Brown spent the evening at
the home of John Robbins Tuesday.
Minnie and Christie Brown called
on Eva Brown Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. o. Brown and
Mrs. Robbins attended church at E.
F. Browns Sunday.
Will Cook and wife and Mary Cook
and John Green of Independence Wis
tied their mother, Mrs. John Rob-
bins, Friday.
L. +. Brown has some notion Of
treating himself to a new car.
A. j. Brown and wife and A. o.
and Roy Brown and John Robbins
were Salem callers Saturday.
John Robbins and wife called at
the home of Mr.. l. Capps Sunday.
Mrs. A. J. Brown made a trip to
Independence Monday.
Mrs. Emma Becker did some shop
ping in Independence Saturday.
Mrs. Underwood and son Jack were
Independence callers Monday.
E. M. Young was operated on at
the Salem hospital Tuesday. He is
improving nicely.
Grandma Steel Of Salem has been
visiting her daughter, Mrs. Hilte-
brand, for several days.
Clyde Robbins is visiting at the
home of his father, John Robbins.
Polk County observer. (Monmouth, Polk County, Or.) 1888-1927, 1917-02-09
PERRYDALE

Mrs. ]. P. Caldwell was a Dallas
visitor Tuesday.
Ed. Rowland and family have NOV
ed to Mccoy to reside this winter.
Mr.. John Zilstra was a Dallas Wis
itor Tuesday.
Ike Elliott of Canada is visiting
his brother, Fl. j. Elliott, here for a
few weeks.
The Perrydale high school basket
ball team defeated the Dallas team
here Wednesday evening by a score
Of % to 16.
Several of the pupils Of the Perry.
dale school are out with the measles.
+. E. Lynn was Portland visitor
Sunday.
Several of the Perrydale farmers
attended the horse sale at Indepen-
dence Saturday.
Miss Matte Koser was a Dallas
visitor Saturday and Sunday.