Independence enterprise. (Independence, Or.) 1908-1969, February 12, 1909, Image 8

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Newspaper Page TextLOCAL ANO PERSONAL NEW. Mrs. E. K. tWlutr Monday. rdJock iu a Salem J. U. Itosleton a Salem Ult or Sat unlay. o Mr. Dell Uvenitood pent8unday .with friend here. 0 Itll.'jr lYopat U blaming tuuip and rrubblng for Sloper Bro. o Green HastluB of Atrlte wa la town Tuesday on buslne. o Mm. D. U. Roydston and daughter liable spent Monday In Salem. o MUa Hortha Porterflold I vUltlng friend In Hood River tliU wink. o Miss Allone Hosner of Monmouth pent Saturday with the Mlaxoa Bent ley. o Harry M. White of McMlnuvlllo attended the dance here Saturday night. Mrs. V. E. Craven and Miss Ida Rirharusu were Salem visitors Moni!u. o Misses Drake u.i.1 V . rnon, nurses of the Salem hospltuj u:o tiUains a few days In Monmouth. J. J. Dtaci. dirk of the Oreson hotel of rortlutr! passed through here this week on his way to Callfrt.iu. o Mrs. J. C. Morrison and son Ralph left Monday for California where they will spend a few months. o Mrs. Viola Sloper has Just return ed from a couple of months in South ern Oregon. SALE CLOSES ON SATURDAY If you want to save good money get In line and make your purchase this week at Conkey, Walker 4 Lh man's. ' o L. Crane of Black Rock visit ing friend here Sunday. o M. Scrafford of Monmouth waa In town on business Monday. o .i D. G. Ray of Portland town on business Monday. was In Frauk Wilson returned from a few day visit in Salem Saturday. . 'o L. Travla and Ed OIktbou are In Portland on a visit this week. and In order to get around the ordl nance It I said that all the work ot repairs were carefully framed at the mill before the lumber waa taken from the yards and rafted to the budding during the rrrrnt high we ter. Mr. Long thus made the needed repairs to his building and the city dad were none the wiser until they were told ot the work by some dis interested party. ' o Miss Heinle ltutler spent Sunday with friend In Salem. J. V. Richardson ot lluena Vista was In town ou business Tuesday. Harley Wheeler of Suver attended the dance here Saturduy evening. o W. E. Craven was in Portland on business the first of the week. o Boothby and Lewis aro making !nr;;e shipments of sheep this wtrk. A. Mjire is t.peudiu,; mo week unking after his inter sts a. Slab Creek. Forrest M. Marton of the cruiser MUluaukoo is visiting friends la Rlck- erall this week. Mr3. Guy Walker and Dornsife were Salem last of the week. o The Misses Force and Johnson of Monmouth were visiting here Satur day. o Mrs. Wlllard and Miss Ida Rich ardson visited Portland Monday going via Salem. o- Mrs. Ernest Townsend and daught er left Tuesday morning for Spokane io rejoin Mr. Townsend. They ex peet to make tlulr home in that city o i The third Trans Missouri Dry-Farm In Congress will be held at Chey enne, Wyoming:. February 23 to 2." Inclusive. Secretary John F. Hunts of Cheyenne urjjes tho appointment of delegates by the commercial bod los, development leagues, mayors and county judges of Oregon. o Portland certainly gave a warm welcome and an enthusiastic enter tainment to tho two hundred and nine spent Saturday In the metropolis-. Tho party Is under the auspices of the Spokane Chamber of Commerce and are en route through Oregon and Cal- visltor8 the:(orna One of the most appreciated j Incidents was a package of stamped souvenir postals ready for use, pre- NOW IS BEST TIME TO TAKE Direction to Prepare Simple, Yet Re Markabl Home Mixture Mrs. Van Ralph Porterfield has moved to the gHnted t0 eatn gue8t by tholr host Irvine place Just recently bought byi Julus Piucus of Salem. Mrs.M. Merwin Is spending: a fort night visiting with friends in Port land. She went down Tuesday. o T. A. White and son and daugh ter Cleo of McMlnville attended- the fancy skating contest Saturday night. Emma Hinkle and Hazel Hohan non were in Dallas this week taking the teachers' examination. The work of the examinations wlil occupy all this week. Clint Hannon, partner of the firm cf Catlln & Linn, has grubbed up about 10 acres of hops and will plant the same to potatoes. o Some of the Monday Salem visitors were: Mr. and Mrs. W. R. Allin, Mrs. S. B. Walker, Mrs. P. M. Kirk-I land and Mrs. E. M. Young. I 0 If you wish to get the benefit of During this month we will give a ; our saie prices get them this week as year's subscription to the Pictorial , sae cioses Saturday. Conkey, Walk- Review Magazine for $20 in coupons. er Lehman. Conkey, Walker & Lehman. 37-38 o Saturday Salem visitors were Mrs. J. E. Hubbard, Miss. Bessie Butler Miss. Ivy Burton, Miss Lois Os borne, Mrs. G. A. Wilcox, and Har old Herron of Monmouth. o Mrs. I. Govro has nine white Wyan dott chickens, five of them pullets, that lay every other day and each on lays a double yolked egg. The chicks were raised by hand and are pets. o The debating team to represent the public school In the tryout at Mon mouth has been chosen and will consist of Ray" Reeves, Nellie Freder ickson and Bessie Hartman, with Clyde Dick as alternate. o Our spring goods are beginning to come In and by the middle of next week we will be showing many of the new things in dress goods and waistings. Conkey, Walker & Lehman. A well known authority on It lieu niatUiu gives the following valuable, though simple and harmless, prcmrlp Hon, which anyone cait easily pre pare at home: Fluid Extract Dandelion, one half ounce; Compound Kurgan, one aunt ; Compound Syrup Saraaparllla, three ounces. Mix by shaking well In a bottle and take a teaspoonful after each meal and at bedtime. lie state that tho ingredients can be obtained from any good prescrip tion pharmacy ut small cost, and bid ing of vegetable extraction, aro harm less to take. Thin pleasant mixture, is said to overcome almost any case of Rheu matism. The pain and swelling, If any, diminished with each dose, until permanent results are obtained, and w thoui Injuring the atoinnch. While there are many so called Rheumatism remedies, patent medlelues etc. Nome of Which give relief, few renly give permanent results, and the above will no doubt, be greatly appreciated ly many sufferers here at this time. Inquiry at the drug stores of thlsi neighborhood elicits the information1 that these drugs are hiirmless ami! can be bought separately, or the drug-- Klsts here will mix the prescription1 for our readers If asked to. PROFESSIONAL CARDS Dr. G. . MillH Umrtmry Snrfltci Phone: Ofnc 161, residence 443. Office at New I Joaea' Livery IWrn. INHKrrXDKXCE. OREUOX California Medicated Soap t.f-t (or surra, rliap-l hanita dumlruit, luawi atliiga an pulauu Mrs. d. W. Richardson. Sr. JUeliiiiiultb HI., Iiul'rii1rurnr. HO.MKIUAKJK 4A K ' 1 Meet ever Men. bight la K. of P. Hall. M 0is, U. U i, W. lUcliardson, K.ll aud B, THE OREGON FIRE RELIEF McMlnnvllI; i i : i Oregon Chat. Gregory, Jigt., Dmllai, Or. W. R. ALLIN, O. O. S. DENTIST Both phoiic. Cooper Dldtc. Independence, Oregon, L. i.. iiKwrrr, m. i. Phsleian sod Suramin Otllce in Cooper lliilhlinir. .'ixntia 2 and 3 Otllce hour. I) a. in. to I'.' in. and "J to (1 p. in. CmIIm aiuwered niglit and inv. Launch Independence Ply lleu luilrpoiideuo end ful fill dally except fumUy. Pa enger and (fight biialnvMilli'lted, lve Independence l M;.H0a,Hl l-rave Halnni ; S:lo. oi, (ii-o. Skinner - Skipper I.W. Dickinson s LIVERY and FEED STABLE (liMkl turnout end rarefnl driver JOHN BRAMBERG Plasterinu Mini irenrral iimaon work etone, Prick and Concrete work, IN HK.l'KN UKNCK, OK. Krtimatea frrenn pplietlon. J. D. WINN BUSINESS LOCALS Glen Ruffner spent Sunday In Mc Mlnville. o Dr. Duganne, Dentist, over Inde pendence National Bank. tf. A good pair of reading glas ses $1.00 at Kramer's. tf o Roche Harbor lime. Best on earth for spraying. Williams Drug Co. 36-31) o Young Jersey cow for sale. Just fresh. Call on W. V. Campbell, Inde pendence. A patriotic entertainment will be given by the public school this even ing at the opera house to honor the birth of Abraham Lincoln. An admis sion of 15 cents will be charged Pupils of the public school will be ad mitted free. o We will be showing our full line of Ginghams, Seersuckers, Red Star zephyrs. Percales and Galatea cloth next week. All wishing to do their early sewing will find many beautiful things in these lines. Conkey, Walk er & Lehman. Maud Patterson spent Sunday with her parents in this city. Miss Pat terson is in charge of one of the de partments In the public schools of Portland. Alfalfa is the coming crop for the Willamette river bottoms. Catlln & Linn have about 3 acres that was cut twice last year yielding good crops at both cuttings. There are oth er patches that were sown last spring which are making good showings. o Rev Henry McCain, newly appoint ed pastor of the M. E. church of this city, delivered an interesting and in- telligen sermon Sunday evening from the text: "Ye are my friends if ye do whatsoever I command you." Rev. McCain s' a student of the school of devlnlty at Salem and, although quite a young man, gives promise of a bril liant future. Pete Linden is engaged this week In packing tUeir household goods pre paratory to removing to Seattle next week, but they contemplate return ing to their old home in Minnesota at a later date. Mr. and Mrs. Linden have made a host of friends during their residence here and all regret their departure. It is hoped that they like thousands of others, will again re turn to this the best country on earth. Mrs. Earnest Townsend was a Sa lem visitor the last of the week. She went to meet a delegation of old time friends from North Dakota who are here looking for homes. o In the eighth grade state examina tion Amanda Hilke and Ella Lawrenc passed in all the branches and Frank Kirkland passed in all but one which he will complete in May. Only the three took the examination. o During the teachers' examination this week Mrs. G. A. Wilcox has charge of Miss Fugate's room in the public school and Miss Mona Nagle presides in Miss McReynold's room. Mrs. Wilcox feels much at home with the work as she was a teacher in the same room for many years previous to her marriage. o The Polk County Poultry Associa of this year for their show. Elmer Dixon of Oregon City has been chos en as Judge. The meeting place has not yet been designated and it is reasonable to presume that as long as the last poultry show was held at Dallas the show this year will be held In Independence. o Miss Clara Purvine left Tuesday afternoon on her way to Portland where she will be for a couple of weeks studying the latest styles In millinery. She will return about the 25th and will open up one of the largest and up to date lines of mill inery ever brought to this city. She expects to show a fine line of Easter goods, also the chic Paris patterns. A first-class trimmer will be in ch arge. o C. G. Long, proprietor of the city meat market will re-open his shop in few days. There is an interesting story connected with the work of re modeling the building that at once classes Mr. Long as a strategist of first proportions. The ordinance of the city which prohibits repairs on wooden structures within the fire lim its of he city conflicted with making Improvements on Mr. Long's building. He was not to be outclassed in the work of refitting and repairing the damages which it sustained at the time of the fire a few weeks ago Laugh and the with Wonderland management.) world will Theatre. laugh (New 29tf. V. K. Van A Urn I'roprletor Pliona 1112 Mnln 21 N. Cum. mi. THE ELDRIDGE Knneiin P.itn ijirue Sunny Himina En Sultn or Hingis On:riilljr lx-tued KliH-tri- l.lKtita. Haiti and I'laiiu Salem, Ore. REALTY BROKER mm dm mi G L Hawkins Ia!Us,Or jMarble and Granite Niiihiiinelila slid llnt lone Cemeierj wctk etc. CASTOR I A For Infants and Children. The Kind You Hava Always Bought Bears the Signature of w7 Farm Loans and Insurance. Public. Buen Vista, Oregon. Notary B. F. JONES A TTOliXi: YA T-LA W X OTA If Y I U it L1C OH'icm iiiHHirn in.Cooper Jtlk INPKl'KNDKNCK. ORKNON" 1 1 I L IffiLMES BUSINESS COLLEGE, WABHINOtON ANOTINTHrr. PORTLAND minnu WRITE FOR rATAI rwa 7'St Sekoul thai Plaru Yim n a Ud hM CASH PAID FOR FARM PRODUCE ....BY THE .. BUTLER PRODUCE CO. Japanese ground sulphur in linen sacks. No lint in your spray. Wil Hams Drug Co. 36-39 o Four horse power upright gasoline engines for sale by S. Muhleman, Phone 665, Independence. 33tf . o Guaranteed lime and sulphur spray at Williams Drug Co. Acid hydrome ters for testing spraying solutions. 3u- o The Wonderland Theatre has op ened under new management. We have extra fine set of pictures and songs. 29tf o Wood for Bale Second growth $3.60, old growth $4.00 a cord de lirered. S. Cox, Independence. Phont 143. tf4-2 o Farm wanted. 80 acres or more. Suitable for general farming or dai rying. Part or whole improved. Ad dress XYZ care this office. o - Fer Sale Gasoline wood saw, complete and ready to commence business. For information call on S. Muhleman, Independence, Ore. 32tf o Remember the days Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday. Matinee and evening Sunday. Wonderland Theatre. 29tf. The last to do for departed friends, provide them with the beat robes and caskets. Jasperson k-n:s them at reasonable prices. tf. o New sewing machines, fully war ranted, from $13.75 to ?2.00, also supplies for your garoline lamps ma be had from H. H. Jasperson. tf o New up-to-date caskets and coffins burial robes, special line of trim mings for Catholics, G. A. R. an. secret orders obtained from II. H. Jasperson. tf. Kodol for dyspepsia and indignation does the ordinary work of the stom ach, so that by taking a little Kodol every now and then y j r-ann. t p. & sibly have indigestio;.. Sold by The Williams Drug Co. WALLPAPERS AND FABRICS Should Interest You at This Time You Should also be Interested in Where to Buy Them Many readers of the "Enterprise" have come to us in the past for not only their wall coverings but fur niture, carpets, etc., for which we are very grateful, and when they come back over and over again we are led to believe there is a reason for their so doing. We are imbued with the idea that if we have faith in our goods, faith in our prices and faith in our cus tomers they will have faith in us. ?f We are now showing 1909 patterns just fresh from the factory. New combination schemes and color ings. Some of the best effects come in duplex in grains which will not fade. fjWe trust that you will make it a point to study our goods and our methods. FOR SALE A few extra choice white Ls'rh-rn hens and cockerels if caKc- 'or at once. Home phone, 5i2 .r cu.l oi F. P. Byers, Talmage. The House Furnishing Company 177 liberty Street SALEM, OliEGON