Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-05-29
Paving Company
Repairs Faulty
Monmouth Job

nth or, May 2s.-Work is
No''.,, 80 This week repairing Main
Eins 0sying through the maintenance
sFss' wen at the time the paving was
seas sss ~ two and a halfyears ago. The
a'csp',~ ,rork is being done by the War
FpAI ,mpany under the direction oi
lsn S.sr s Jones for the city and
BIS .r FOR the highway commission.
Fle.ss', ~. ~ the warrens the paving is in
:" hetter shape than it was wnen
n.s n'.~nleted by the contractors,
e'llp having job it was neeer satis-
A. md hasbeen the butt of jokes
h',0.. .;5icple ever since it was put l".
anu i face raveled and developed
im sovn to the concrete, leaving 1t
h0'es rlaces Scared with depres-
.as and bumps, But the concrete
sOns ,s,,on has held admirably and on
lsu't sho Uarrens have done work
w n some places amounted to an
'a,ire - resurface. They are leaving she
s- .s.st very much improved in appear
81
An'' Lodge Delegates at Baker.
Il rs,s is the week of ood Fellows
nd lodge at Baker and as usual the
ss'sotsbs are meeting AZ the same
sscs Monmouth odd Fellows are
ss,nresented by H. X. Siekafoose and
p pace. ]. S. Prime was also a
,,asate hut at the last minute could
y, Get a release from duty as S. p
ant and had to stay at home. At the
pohstab grand lodge Mesdames J. A.
,Iar5ock ]. Scott and C. E. Force are
asIsgates and Miss Alice Butler ant
wrs Ed Rogers are attending rs lay
members.
Next week the state grange convene'
At Rend and to this P. o. Powell wa'
.octad as delegate to represent Mon
Mouth grange with Miss Maggie but
,sr as alternate. H. Hrischberg, of tn
ocal lodge, who is state treasurer o
No grange. will also attend. MI
uirsehberg expects to make the tril
0verland by automobile with friend
from Beaverton.
"A Grange Holds Meeting.
The meeting of the Polk county Po
mona grange held here Saturday dreN
out an attendance from Oak Grov
and Monmouth. A nice program wa
nut on in the afternoon by childre
rom the training school ana presidei
Alderman also detailed to the gran
yers what the normal might lie expect
q 10 do for oregon schools, aspeciall
far rural schools with the increase
funds which the passage of the l1il
age bill assures.
Among the graduates in the class
cal bible course of the Eugene Bib
school commencement exercises II
which are held this week, We notit
the name of Len Bryan Fishback
Monmouth,
Francis Arant, student of the II
gene Bible university, preached. II
first sermon before the local Christie
church congregation Sunday mig
and made very favorable impressio
G. 7. Boothby reports the sale II
week of So acres off of the south pa
d the Lucas farm to Riddle Br'
Consideration $135 per acre.
0, W. Hayes, former normal 81
dent, met with a serious accident ne
Eugene Saturday evening. He "
five miles out of the city travelling
his automobile when a truck collid
with him. His automobile was deEl
Shed, his wife and himself injured a
his small child had its skull crack
10 badly injured that small hopes w
entertained for its recovery.
Miss CART normal student, is in j
gene spending junior week at the u
yersity there.
John Orr of Dallas and o. A, w
'erton of Monmouth and their wi
autOed to Eugene Sunday.
Tom 0stien is home this week.
The boys were alittle late in gert
ihe news of Howard Morlan's IN
rage but they raked up enough eql
ment to give him a small chariN
sunday night Howard was married
Miss Ruth Brown in Portland, S
uSS May l6, at the home of d.
Williams. Rev, Russell, Kansas n
sler officiated. The happy couple
housekeeping this week in the Ey
u5n hcase, recently purchased.
Portland to Prineville in two he