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About Independence enterprise. (Independence, Or.) 1908-1969 | View Entire Issue (July 16, 1909)
PERSONAL JOTTING! Carter Ia-o iitartxi ball in Albany laat Himiinr. Am Taylor a Iwllaa llur Mr; Frank hkliin.r vUit-l flal.mi I kl Putt'iiUy, 11.. m Hulir.n iiimin a (taleiu bual. ffiaa trln Titttkttuv c. r. i.-iirr of d.iui u.in I tblM tit tbla wtwk. Mra. I.ehiimn and mother were via luia iu inalfiu hMiuiday, Koaa Ni-lmtii and Harry i'atteraon il'iit laat Hunilay In litlU. a Kotilniton apnl two r throe Jae In McMlulivllle Oil week. Tt'd Cooper a a vUltor at the Sak'ia t lu rry fair laat irhluy. Police Judge Uiikuiy of lJallue vlaitor here th lat of din wuck. Ji-Mnt U hlti-Hki'r and wlf. arc home from their vlult to tit Ht-aitl fulr. Mr. and Mr. John Iliutoii attend i the cherry fulr at Sulcm lul Hal. urduy. K. K. Kli'TwIn, a pilgrim from Mc. MlnnvllK wan In tin- city Wedm-mlay MImh (ieuevdve Cooper wua a visit or at Hit cherry fulr at Salem laat Saturday. Mr. I.ottle HiilK' r rilii api'iit 1 1 latter part of hint week i(b friend I'l Hub m. It. II. Mr('urtr wan a Ial!u vIh Itor Uhi week, where In- went to vla lt hla father. Hoh NcIhoii took In the fruit ex hibit of the flurry fulr at Bal iu hint Saturday. W. Du't'. of the Chan. B. lllcka Real KMaie Co., wa a Portland vU ltor lual week. . The national bird of reon known a tho crawflnh la a fi-Hllvn one to ay the b-BHt. C. A. Mllla and W. I.. lUontKomery of HIIlHtM.ro wire anioiiK Hu- vlaltora to th!a city t ht weik. Vt'lina and Ruby Tipton of IIIHh boro are Keata thla week of Char Jot t- and Doio'iiy Hick. Charle Initio and wife returned Saturday evening from a three week a fluting at the coaat. Mrs. Riley Craven and Mrs. E. V. Dallbn of Dallas vinlted with friends In thla rlty lam Saturday. County School Superintendent II. C Seymour was In th ciiy Wednemluy. He came over on offlHal biinlness. ... Murtln KrebH, one of tlm roMer OUH hop growers of thla serll-.n, was doing btiHlnena In town this week. MIh C'lnra Purvlne,, the acroin plUhed young milliner of thla (Uy was a Sulein vlHltor lant Saturday. J, Klrkland of Donophnn, MIhhou rl, waa anioiiK the Blrangers In town this week looking over the country. Mr nnd Mrs. I). Davidson were among those attending the Cherry fair j last Saturday at Salem from tbla city Roy DeArmoml , Graver Mattlson j And Guv Walker left last rnimy morning on a two-weeks' finning trip. Vis Ella' Robinson retuu.ed to JlrM'.nnvihfc Sunday after a visit .t several days with her parents of this city. Miss Ruby Earhart returned from Black Hock Monday wiiw mi-? had beei for some time visiting with rd- -. R. C. Sheppard of Polk county took the second prize at the Salem cherry fair with an excellent Individual ex- biblt. Chus. E. Hicks, accompanied by his daughters, Charlotte and Dorothy, vis ited over Sunday with relatives at HtUsboro. Archie W. Earl and Minnie Sum mers were the only Polk county peo ple given permission last week by law to wed. Mrs. W. F. Bundy returned home Sunday from a few days' visit with Ijer son. C. T. Okley, who resides on her farm In Linn county. J. W. Hobbs of Eugene, interna tional revenue inspector of Oregon, epent a day In the city this week on business connected with his office. W. S. Baiter and wife of Spring field, Illinois, were in the city, this ' week, the guest ot Mr. and Mrs. Al lln. Mrs. Barber is an aunt of Mrs. AM". The sawmill was put In operation Monday after being shut down for four days on account of a pump be ing broken. It is expected that the mill will run steadily from this on. D H McCarty, one of the heavy hop growers cast of town, on the op posite side of the river, was among the people who took In the Salem cherry fair. The regular monthly meeting of the free library association will be held ln the rooms of the free library on Saturday afternoon at 3 o'clock. A interested ln the free library a.e come. i a cnHnv mominK Sam Cox returned Sunday touch but frmu bla looke one would uppoae ttiMt bo Lad bad aoiiiutbloe of a tliutt, W. II. MrClaiu and J. K Joiiee ot I run irlllw, Ori Kuri. epeut lajp or t'd iuuauis urtrr Itua pert ion of Itif AwMrr. Tb have in. i lung ln.l tiiit (a eay raartllua: what they bare aeu. Mr. and Un. Kliurmau ( wire H1,,m ! fitt,ur !.,.. ft L I., it... ..I. . .v u fnlf day, Tbi-y took Iu the therry fair. I. II. Dreil.T la building a buiiK alow at Otter Hot k on th fount near Nw.oi t. Hugh Kaii, who until reeetilly haa been ulabt fbra at tb Hotel In depndeiiri, bat r-alKH'd bla poal Hon to aeient a altiiatlim with the .Southern I'ai lfU- In tb frelnbl offUe at Dttllaa. Gmirgu II. I'lgler and wife of Bell wood are 'apviidlug tli' lr aumuier va cation with lleiiry Cauiborn, vlio biia a farm about three milea eHt of thla city. Mr. Caut horn U a brother, -In -law of Mr. I'lgler. Frank Davla, a toiiMln of the ever popular proirietor of the Independ ence hotel, baa accepted a poaHloii In Ui hotel aa ibrk. Mr. Davla. win baa been living In the vicinity ol Eu gene, la an old hotel man. J. D. Hlagel. 'ie of the enter prlalng tltUena of McCoy, tbla coun ty, vtu doing bulneH In t"i cliy Wediicnday. lie apeaka In flat;er lug tertiM regarding lb' ""(.j) prcn pecla. In bla ae Hon of the country. Mra. V. K. Uundy, who buH been vlHlUng flienda In the vicinity u( u vlHlUng flienda III tUe vicliniy oi t.r.oo.V county, ret I tbla w"ck. eihe report Hint Mis. Mary Hagan. who baa been suffering for sometime from consumption. In uo better. Forest Gro.e was represented In the city by K. K. Williams, one of its nnternrlHlna citizens. While he speaks in the highest terms of the. possibili ties of Polk county he is loyal to dih section and thinks It has a trifle the best of ours. Georgo Tirown is In town and It Is Intimated that George lias a bug up if they were doomed to lose a con bis sleeve In the shape of a cold siderable portion of their crop even deck which he Is going W, spring on Jonse Whlt.u'.'.er who recently huuikui blm a bunch In a foot race In which both were principals. ' " ' ..... . ......-, v-l-li... firm nf Hanlia Bros, are treating the exterior of j ., ..i . . i.,,ul,,.uu tt a mat Oft their i.liico of business to a coat of paint which adds greatly to the ap pearance of the place. They are also bavlng a large bIkh painted ou the gjut'ii side of the building. Long Is not Bliort on good steaks, having purchased the bunch of steers belonging to Mr. Scott, who resides Just across tho river east of town. There is no;hiuK nicer or juicier than a steak cut from a fat steer, and Long haa them. C. G. Beach, a young journalist oi Salem, was in Independence last Tues day, having come over on the boat nesday after looking over the Enter prise floltl. At present he is oper ating the Court Grill at Salem. Miss Mabel Collins, who has a wide acquaintance in thls clty, having been In the employ ot trie Independence hotel as waiter for sometime, left Sat urday of last week for Dallas Where she went to accept a position In tht Gall hotel of that city. L. C. Caughey of Albany returned to that city this week. It will be re membered that he was here a couple of weeks ago in company with his brother, at which' time they took an option on some property west of the city and he came over witii a view of taking up the Bame. H. M. Reeves this weeks purchased the May residence, L.C. Baker, Harri son and Towler property, the consid eration is withheld, but is supposed to have been a good round sum. The Deal was engineered by Cummins & Davis, the real estate brokers. J. S. and C. L. McCready of Black Rock stopped over in the city Wed nesday evening, on their way home from Corvallia where they have saw- ..,i.. i.itoroats The. boys were milling , 1ULCI emo. . , residents of Independence at one time j and have many friends here who are always glad to see them. - Conrad Krebs and Julius Pincus, i i i,.. ooicro urpll known pi oiuiueui. llul. uvw.. --- ....... .: t,nirD Vtoon interview- in lUlS Beunuu, a,o Ing tlie hop growers around here this rua ovneftd to contract hops but up to the time of going to press we have heard of no contracts Hav ing been closed. n R Smith, who was brought up and raised in Newberg and who was for the last fifteen years engaged in the livery business there, recently i,t hi hiiRtness and is taking a va. . , it.- .,nsmcr anent a cation aunng me " - day in this city while on his way to . .. i 111 ananit f h P Newport wnere ue summer with his family. "" " j n.t.data caskets and coffins, i 1B i burial robes, special line of trim- j , . r.thnitnn o A. R. and I mines lor . -- i obtained from H. H. , USINISS LOCAL It'a In k to aiuoa I'uki k. Tba bteter tbao to Uar. Tho risar la tha grern boi. Hay la wttrtli Ilia ton. Ur Alllu. Ikeatlal. (imiwT lildg. U Did you try ttie alectrlr bench? Ilattla Mil tailor ahop, lndepnd enca, Oregon. 7" Tho cooleat I'tiderwiar for men at Conkey, Walker A Lehman's. Th weather baa been playing Into .b bands of the street sprinkler of lute. 9 A good (lr of reading gla ses It 00 at Kramer's tf Koino pl for sale. Want hoa for fdl.; purK)n. Kee Verd IIUI. 6 2 A bura'ed wa'er luuill ba been the attraction of C atreit for the past oh or two. Tho O. C. T. C:o'a boat will make a trip up i lie river tomorrow and will return Sunday. Dr. Dimaiiiie. Dentist, otr Inde pendence National Rank. Bell phone 111; Independent, 4410. tf The beat working Clove made la the Conklln. to be had at Conkey, Walker & Lt hman'a. Quite a number of Independence peorl attended the calibration at An Ity lat Kuturday. They report a good Umii. l'T ist Ih near and we have tho ... Jl b hud' in town. Conkey, Walk t & Lehman's. Milk cow for sale Enquire of V. O. Fredrlckaon, 4 aulles south of In dependnece. tf Try Long's new Canh Market for cooked meats of all kinds. He makes a specialty of boiled ham and corned beef. 5 tf The farmers have been having a ill i a I c the nasi ten days dHIiist and spreading their hay and It looks as at that. We have a new xunnlv nf tuition molds, also the dies and molds for niaklng the half round button. Bring ' - rt - -' ' - o t In vnnr ucrano rt el.itli ci.t have. your buttons made at Conkey, Walk- pr(A T.ehitiuri'a For( sale or trade Gentle pony, broke to drive single or double. Will trade for young stock of any kind. En quire of F. O. Fredrlckson, 4 miles south of Independence. tf In another column will be found the advertisement of the real estate firm of Cummins & Davis, the gen tlemen having formed a partnership recently. Both of the members of th-a firm nre ex nerienceil In fh rpnl estatej business and we fcespeak for them a liberal share of the business. Postmaster M. Merwin and wife left this week for Seattle to attend the A. Y. P. exposition now being held ln that city. After spending a week or so there they expect to return Jiclne and go to the coast and spend tlie remainder of the summer vacatio; of the postmaster. The motto of the Independence Steam Laundry Is the best work to be had. Anyone having laundry work done there will find, it equal to or better than that done ty outside con cerns. This he guarantees. Give it. a trial and be convinced. The price is right. , 7-tf Dr. Duganne, Asa Robinson, Rube Dickinson, S. E. Irvine and Harold Fitchard, who made the trip over land to Marshfield' in an automobile, where they went to attend the races, July 1, 2, and 3, returned home last Friday evening, coming via. Portland. They shipped to Portland on account of the heavy rain in that vicinity which made the roads impassable. They report having had a nice trip, and next week the Enterprise will furnish it3 readers a detailed story of their trip. For' sale or trade High-class par lor organ in goou cuiiumuii. . - at Mrs. Neeley's in North Indepen dence. Will trade for young stock of any kind. tf The firtit and only air ship ever constructed in Independence is now Inn Pirhihition in the window of R. M. - Wade & Co. It is of an entirely new design. Manager Craven is busy on a not air prouiem auu as bwuii 0.0 solves it he expects to make a tri al trip. If things work satlsfactr lly excursions will be run dally be tween this city and Seattle for the accommodation of fair visitors. Look for his announcement next week. Th Rin Heart - ,fl of two jjjn(js conceit and the big .... . !. V. ,. ., .1 head tnat comes irom a sun. uu ache. Does your head ever feel like a gourd and your brain feel loose and - v ran cure it in no time by actlng on your nver with Ballard's tij,4 t.t tt .-rth trvincr for tie raemuic. .oil . - ,,,, nnd r.rtain reHef you get. W4 for sals Sra4 grssik at t6o, ebJ growth KM a oar 4 4 Uvfs4. I. Cog, lb4oadac. fboas I a. at i MIMIM Illllll' m Flm llllll F0f assiONAC CAHOt C alifornia Medicated Soap Th kol tut ntnm. mhmpp4 haaSa dttSru(t. Ivirt tlnf S pmtm Mrs. J. W. Richardson. St. Ailrld. Mi.anioiMh nt luaradM Wr, THE OREGON FIRE RELIEF, MeMlnmuillm, t t t t Orgon Chat. Gregory. Jlgt., Dattat. Or: W. R, ALLIN, D. 0. S. DENTIST Both phouea. Cooper Bldg. Independence, Orwon. 1 UK WITT, M. I. Phyalciau and Surgeon Ortice iu Cooi-r Uullding, .'Kms S Slid 3 Olli'-e Iioiir,. i a, in. to t'i m. and 2 to 15 p. in. Calls tlmwered night snd dav. J. D. WINN REALTY BROKER Karui Loans and Insurance. Notary Psblic Busna Vista, Oregon. B. F. JONES ATTORN EY-AT-LAW NOTARY PUBLIC Office next door to Independence National Bank, Independence, Oregon WOOD Lar?e or Small Orders De livered Promptly. HENRY MOTT Independnece, Oregon. BELL PHONE Launch Independence Plys lietweeu IudcptMideUce ad 8al eui daily except Sunday. Pa8rger and freight bnsiaess elicited. Leave Independence : 9:30 a. m. Leave Salem 3:15 p. m. fjrfO. Skinner - Slcipper jfv G L Hawkins Dallas, Ore. Urble and tsm Uisn,te .Nioiiunien'f and Hea. -ftones emewry work etc, CASH PAI FOR FARM PRODUCE ...BY THE BUTLER PRODUCE CO. C. f. Van Allfin Proprietor Phone 1112 Main 'its N. f"om. St. THE ELDRIDGE F.uropoan P.an large Sunny RoomsEn suttn or sinitle Cleii orally l.octt Klectrlc LlelitRBath and Piftno Salem, Ore. POLK COUNTY BANK Monmouth, Orcoon ti4 Capital, 929.eS3.CJ Trauicls i Central eauklig twlcm orncmt and dikictoni: J J K. Uawlsy, Frss. J. it. V. Kuil.r. Vies Prsa. Ira C rsll. Caah. r. f. PswwU J. U. .'lump I. SI. BiBpssa. What Has Long Been Needed BT TUB CITIZENS Or IN DEPEND E.VCB Tha Independence Cleaning and Preealng parlors are prepared to call for and deliver all work, and guarantee prompt attention and atlefactlon. We make combination full and adjustable Skirt hang, re to your measure. Bo oure ,n them. Give ue a trial for good work and the price will be right. Work done while you wait. Guy McKnight UNDERTWINQ Day and night rails promptly attended to. line parlor In con aectloa. Aa experienced laey assistant. W. I BICE, Embalmer and Funeral Director. Licensed by the Oregon Stat Board of Health. ICI A CALBREATH Homo Bell Independence. Oregon When You Sit Down To a Meal In t b'H reHtxurant vou are ure It will be rxeWlrnt aa to fiKw). mokintf and nrvis The -arro'iiKtniim k dr tlir-uiMive, ami the bill ol lure tfil tn ot- ly ( fine estiug at little l ilies. Come in and l-rmg friend or two along. Yon will a I be be pleased. White House Restaurant Wa. McGdchna Ac Son, Ptop ietoni SALEM - . OREGON tfthletie and Jqmnasium $ccdd. untft zimmunitfart and Jtehinq ffadcle.' Siende, 8kHde Siepairing. f Razors tiO SALEM , LAOBS BAND TRIMMINGS Embroideries, Parasols Muslin and Knit Underwear LACE COLLARS, SILK GLOVES Butterick Patterns, The Variety Store ANN0RA M- WELCH, Prop , 264 N. Commercial Street, - Salem, Oregon -The- Farmers' Fire Relief Association OF BU1TEVILLE, OREGON J. D. Winn, Buena Vista, Make a specialty of rural insurance of farm buildings, churches and school houses. HAUSER BROS. SflLEH, Props, of Salem Gun Store OREGON Wo now have on display a very fine and complete lino of Base Ball Goods, Lawn Tennis Sup plies and also Fine Fishing Tackle Send for Catalogue of Baoo Ball Uniform Independence Phono: Store, 2220; Reo.3121 Phone: Store, 114; Re. 73 rTTr-rrrrrT ' '! . d'f'Mjli mm I . ' i ' .; i L ii f y P o 7 &7W P OB EG ON. Semi Porcelain Agent for Polk County, Ore. 6 t i ( Tm-( jjMl)IIIWl-y i i.. lan1 nt rorii"u "-- " . Sold by Williams Drug Co.