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Iv H I IIMIIIIIIIHIMIMMMIHMIIIIIIIMIM Ij LOCAL AND PERSONAL ; ; Items of Interest Gathered in and About Town A B. RobinionipentSun- Some hopi wn t it. day with bia parents, return- Eleven care loaded to the ids to Dallas on the sarly oapaoitv, a whole train of morning train. them, was chipped out of In Mi- Franc. Conner inent dependence Saturday for the u ... bie brewers and dealers of OUI1UHJ Willi not paicijno, Mr. and Mrs. J. S. Cooper, "w lutK ,1U returning to her nchool work i,,,D "JK"n "' ,J" ' i." 1 mi at Fall City Monday morning. 11 ,s Ju1 ginning. inc rreigni wareiiouse wr iiops i Air. vvaireu, living fl3 fu,i as it BVer ..., the editor of the Monitor, ., , ,. MthesH eleven cars came from Monday nth a hna string ot fish, the catch of a liourd in the lakes near his place. Mr. Warren in an expert with the rod and line and where there ar ? fi-di, there are al ways a few leps a iter in tHKes hia domicile on the bank for a iw nours. vye wisn 10 tnank M i . Wairnti for reuiuin bcring us. griTel pit. this office. Finder return to Abstracts of Title nude promptly, carefully and at reasonable prices Brown 6 Sibley, Attorneys and Ab stractors, 610 Mill St. Dallas, Oregon. Get the Weekly Oregonian and the weekly Monitor for what you have to pay to get one county weekly, to wit $1.50. Now is the time to subscribe. CITY OFFICERS AND CLUBS ere are more coining m every day and th b'g ware house i" iu.-t hrim full of money. There are enough hops marketed from Inde lendencw to make a hot tin of beer fur every man, woman and- child in the Unitui states, trunk or that, aw then cogitate over the fact that at the state fair time Mr. and Mrs. (J. A. Wilcox little samples of hops a total were Independence visitors about as large as a good sued .Saturday, returning to their hoaf 0f bread was all that homo Saturday afternoon. 0ik had to show thai. hIih Miss Ella Robinson spent was the biggest hop produc Sunday with her s'ster Mrs. g county in the world Hurley, returning to Moun Iain 1 1 i fnrwlair In iia 1 1 in u J wprt Amit7 uiatlMvc Wtmlon her work in the pchool room. J I n.. iuii ,. Ira Mix took in the fair irii t:' it nnuu yy i n niiiuiiM i the delegates from Independ- Sturdfr' "tu.ning to Cor- , , i t vn n n ihv hvi r ence to oalem Saturday, tak- J 5 ingintho fair and hiving a Harry Block was a visitor good time. at the Btate fair lat week Jolm lionabergoi Mediord, A. E. Clyde the founder of returned home Saturday, af- tne Clydea Kandy Kitchen tr spending a few days in made a sale of the property Independence, the gin-nt of this week to Mr. Uexford of Mr. and Mrs J. S J'.ohannon. Albany who has taken pons, ir. l.onenerg la one or the ettsjoii. Mr. Clyde has irone DON'T BREATHE DUST Uxrt "Cedarine" sweeping compound tor floors and lin i . i . . . i - i .. i oleum It collects uih hum. "No Dust" for caruet.- anil liiiol-um. For sale at Cal breath it Pdee. siihictantial business men of hin community and spoke very nicely about thi" city. J J. Kenton, president of the Farmers tate Hank, re turned home Saturday from a several weeks viH;t to Mon tana. He brought with him bin daughter Mr. Linn who win vi-it for a few woeks. Mr. Kenton tated "I am glad to get I'rti'i; to the W i 1 J a i i i ( 1 1 f Valley, and hke the cloudv weather now and then." hum and While, ii'.'ic h uiw no! hut perpetws! tfunhiu that j itinty warm. J. A. Montgomery left Sat urday for Madras, Crook comity, for the purpoe of looking up a location to go into business. Mr. C A. Lochridge accompanied on the trip for the aame purpose. Allen Clark is attending the fair at Walla Walla, Spo kane and other points. Maurioe Butler is having a f)w weeks vacation at the same points, the two hobnob bing together on the trip, both reporting a good time. J. 8. Cooper, Jr. was a visitor lit tbrt statu fair last week and thought it the best he had ever seen for Oregon. Dick (i nines knocked off a day and went to Salem Sat urday to visit the state fair and vi-it old friend. to Albany where he has se cured the Dreamland Moving 1'icture show. Mrs. Ward has accepted a position with Mrs. Uexford. Night Marshal Fetzer loan ed his star to another uiai: la.sl week and wont over to auleni. VV hiie not a Tinker ton man, be helps grab a pick poekt t at the fair, the man trying to make a get away with a ladies' purse. He . aid tilings were inteie.-: iuji lii.-ro and jnu) of the Independence boys were among l!ie livest of the live. Dr. AUin returned last week from his trip to the Mclveniie and immediately took a day off to go fo the fair at Salem, before finally settling down to the same old grind of otllce work. He re potts a good time. The new Masonic hall is to re ceive its opening Saturday when the lodtfe will hold a session. Later an extensive dedication program will be (riven. The registration books are open for the people of this city to register for the coming city election and will close on Nov. 2. It is imperative that those who wish toTote at this election regis ter with city recorder b. F. Swope before that date. LosT-Saturday. an umbrella on American Bottom road near NOTICE Came to place one holsteln cow and one red cow, boih milking, and no vis ible brands on them. Red cow has a halter on her. Came Wednesday morn ing to the Endolane orchard farm. Owner can have same by paying ex penseand cost of this advertisement. C. A. DOSSETt, Endolane Orchards, Independence, Oregon. Independence, Polk Co., Oregon. Population 1800, has water, sewer and electrc light syBtems, $25,000 high school, public school city park, hotel, paved streets, two banks, fine railroad and boat connections, snd city hall. The city officers are: Mayor, K. C. Eldredge. Marshal, A. J. Tupper. Recorder, B. F. Swope. Treasurer, R. R. DeArmond. City Councilmen, J. L. Hanna, J. H. Dixon, A.L. Sperling. C. W. Ir vine, W. H. Walker, P. H. Drexler. Meets 1st and 3rd Wednesdays ofeach month. . Independence Commercial Club Meets First and Third Tuesdays of each month. Membership over UK). J. S. Cooper, President. School books, pens, pencils, ink and school tablets at Craven 6 Moore's. TRAIN SCHEDULE 6:00 a. m., I. & M. to Dallas. 7:00 a. m., S. P. leaves for Portland. 7:05 a. m., I. & M. to Airlie. 9:00 a. m., Boat for O. E., Portland. 10:10 a. m., Boat for O. E., Eugene. 10:52 a. m., S. P. for Corvallis. 10:55 a. m., I. & M. for Dallas. 1:00 p. m., Boat for O. E., Portland and Eugene. 2:14 p. m., S. P. for Portland. 2:15 p. m., I. & M. for Dallas. 3:15 p. m., Boat for O. E., Portland. 4:30 p. m., S. P motor car, Salem. 4:30 p. m., I. & M. to Airlie. 4:35 p. m., Boat for O. E., Eugene. 6:30 p. m., Boat for O. E., Portland and Salem, 7:15 p. m., S. P. for Corvallis. 7:15 p. m., I. & M. for Monmouth. All S. P. and motor cars on main S. K. C. Eldredge, Treasurer. I P. line connect at Derry Crossing with G. J. Mcintosh, Secretary Salem and Falls City trains both ways. The Musicaie to be given bv the Christian Church at the opera house Friday night (tonight) promises to be the most delightful affair planned for this season's festivities. Everyone should attend. The program will consist of chor uses, solos and quartettes by the beet talent to he had in Independence. A small ad mission of twenty five cents will be charged which will in clude the refreshments as well as the program. He sure and be there. Supplies wu. riutnnm All the troubles of canning day disappear when you use our supplies. Everything of the beRt was time tried and fully tested before we even placed the or ders with th3 manufacturers. Jars that are air-tight, parafflne that Is guaranteed to be absolutely pure and all the other little items that make canning the pleasure should be. And the prices are the lowest In the town consistent with value. Call In and Inspect our Stock before Purchasing. FLUKE & JOHNSON B. Fay Dunsmore of the (J A. C spent Sunday under the parental roof at the Manse, returning to Corvallis Sunday evening. ( Bicycles, Motor Cycles and Sewing Machines REPAIRED The Eastern Star will hold a regular .miting TiK'-da night in the new masonic hall and all men-duns and visiting nifinbrs hip f-pecia I ly i n-viti-d to em,, '. 1'iKier tho t-rms of Senator Lam ' iinii'iidm.-'rit, i,i i::.' tnruf bill cvci.. American f: nr.T, if po (H -poso.l, c:i.-, enter on the niiinufaeture of deuatun-! alcohol after securing a permit from the commissto:; r of internal revenue In the tre;in'iy iiepart inent. There prumis s to be a lively cam paign in MarslifiPld to bring about reform movements. While the "wet" uiul "dry" ijuesiiou cannot be brought up for nome time, those who favor prohibition n-ui reforms are working hard to pet nil their followers regis tered for the next city election. Sheepmen in eastern Oregon are farina; a serious problem in what to do for feed for their sheep when they bring them In from the summer range In the mountains, as this summer and fall has been exceptionally dry, and there is practically no grass on the home range The senate has agreed to Senator Lane's amendment to the deficiency bill authorizing the use of the appro priation for the Portland postoffice in the erection of a general office build ing sufficiently large to accommodate the poitofflce and other federal of fices in Portland that now occupy rented quarters. Judge Percy R. Kelly of the Marion county circuit court sustained the de murrer of the complaint filed by At toruey General Crawford, ou beiiaif uf the state against Governor West, Sec retary of State Olcott and State Treas urer Kay, to rjco er practically 000 alleged to have been u;i!awfui.y eii.uuuou trout Uitt itlteuUury revuU- ! i.:g fund. Independence Bicycle & Repair Shop MAIN STREET r MONITOR APPLICATION BLANK iMi:ri:.ni:.ci: mom tor, Irnlcpcntlcnce, O rego n , (Icutlcinvn: In ;icconl;uicc with your special su!scriftinn and library oiler I scud on $1.30 tor the Indepemlence Monitor iur one yenr to he sent to . and lor one oi the five book premium lists as indicated below: 1. One book . anil one niembersliip in the Monitor Library Club, including book or 2. One - book recent copyright reprint fiction or 3. One cook book, Hoyle, speaker or other special book or 4. Two books as follows or 5. One Membership in the Monitor Library Club, inclu- book late, reprint ding . copyright fiction. sign name on this line Dated this address on this line 1913 The books or membership are for Address all Communications to the C. A. Hurley, Editor, Library Depart ment, Independence, Monitor, Independence, Oregon.
