PERSONAL JOTTINCt
U. K. l'Jlorli a a Portland villi
r Huudv
J urn McVlou.1 ae down to Itirilaud
t tit Hk,
JUylnK t ovt and a mI crop tin
bevii liuimi'it,
ilt Huffum In liom. Kln t-r a
ehurl abm-lii e.
fount lluiau Mil and un r Ui
f. m Vediitdy,
E, I). Itlir of Curtallla na In
h city Saturday,
Mm. J". M. Khmi'II U i-UlKK
frl'tid In I'ori'aiid.
M art tii Kr-li wiih a Hah-ui tlnll
or last WVilnfi'liiy, Jrovf oir
J. 8. Cooper and ite ui.i liiiim
from the ttfattl" fair
Mr. Man Cravi-K Ml thin
tor til w K'HKl on mi until K
A "u of Thoina Staph tn.i In
Jo-udy III iMi piniinioiilil
Henry f uiu'll ahlppd a t ar load of
tut) to Portland tin week.
tinner Mutliion ami Frank Klik
land ii iit Sunday In .iiileiii.
lira. K. W. K"'ttrii of liaiiim
vinldir In lliU i ll)' lul w--k.
lrn. Win. I!uk r of ful l Mini In vW
Itlnu li (-!'Iii'-m u.d funiil),
'I ti r.i U room for iliouioindH more
n liul potidenci- mid folk county.
Curt cratfird wu In from h'
farm on tin- l.u klaiiiuii' lliio wk.
H. ('. I.himiu r l;.riH (l Vfdln"-lav
from a I'-n (lay' outline In Him cuumrv.
Mr. D. A. IKmIkh aii'l M'm. (). A.
Kl'iiiiiT il'n Sah-iii visitor Siti'ir
thty. Mrs. A. WliltiM y vli4t. il fi I imIm nt
Bm-ria VUta tin) htttr part of last
k. i
MlhH Ruby (i ntry 1 ft Tuesday for
Camus. 'anil., wln-re bIhj koos to visit
her tirother.
A. Moon- anil wife of lrnlM""-l iu '
were in tlie city tills week. TIIU
Hiook Heaill'-Klit.
Clyde Dik In anions the Indepen
dence people who are enjoying an out
ing ut the count.
Mm. F. E. Chambers, a resident of
JiUKi-ne, Irt vIkIiIhk Willi lliilepondeni
friends this we. k.
Hurry N-laon l. ft for" Kails City ami
pluck Itock Montluy whero tio lias ac
cepted a ponilloll.
Tuay luuiuiKg fur l"i Ittr
her I lie MO fr 10 ' Hire
wek' fililn trip I
MUa bKM"-prr for thr In i
a'pinleii' Creamery, nturtuil Ul
k fr"iu the tMi fcture .ln l
U-t-u vtIHii rr hurt im.
MU Craven. do ! I'"'ti
tn, lor par nt, Mr, ami Mr Jpfr
(!' nil of illllllliolltll. retunieit III tl'T
hoinu lit Umi Anu'l.ii Vtn.-iUy
Clariin Wanaoiier, forunr rl
d.nt of lii.lepeli.leiiiv. ton now living
at Ht. Joljini, (tr , t In th i ity thi
tn-k ren-lii tihl a'nialn nre
ir II. II. M ' -l!m. '" " h"'
ami liiHiantly Ktt.-.l l.y til lf l
FoUlum! Iut attrnlay mornlna,
a hoii of Mm. It J MH'-a 'f Hulein.
tleorxti Uroan. u i"kimti In t"'-vli-ltilly
of ('..rval.H. .a-. Ii h -.
Kumliiy on il r ' '"""'ii fori
lainl lil- h- I. .nl he. ii Kllh
lat of biM-f iaitl'1.
Floyd WllltnniH and Croxoy I mil on
.-ft Weiliiemluy mornliiK for tin load
.,f .he Sllt-U river on A tiuiitliiw and
flrthliiK Xiedllioii. TlK-y expect to
t K'"" ah"ut two week.
K. M. V'oiiiik ami noil left for Hclk
nl SiH-iii k We III-.lay where tlo-y
Ko on a Miimiier'a otillntt. Whll
Mr. yoiitiif will vlMlt tlo hop yurdu
jlii Hie vl' lnity of KiiKetie ami Sprlui?-
field.
W. II. Wllltellker of, DllllH. HMht
8 few (!nyn III U. city thin '.vi k 1
lriH:llH! Mir cil.et!H !tl Hi
County Oil Company, which l 1-orlii.,
for oil on hi farm In tho vicinity of
DhIIbh.
MIhh MiiM" Cill:iM tiaii ret-.ir.ied
homo from liallu wlu-ro s-tio lian be
I'tuptoyid l-i the Cob- hotel mi a wait
ress for tho pu-t few wi kH. Sh." han
acrepud k position In the Indepei,
deiicu Hotel.
Mr. and .Mrs. Cuiiipb"!!, Mr. ard
Ur. fliiniv t. Curler. Ml CM llelll-
If I l'.-.,o.r. mit and soil IMIndfH " -
ll.roufcli tou Monday uo tt.-lr y v-
lu Newport !ir thrjr gu lo p.ml
thit inoitib of Auhual.
Call at Crau MH.r' lc rr-!i
a Ljr auj toi.1 a.U.
J N K rBuou b add Itla V "I
deiH on th .iin r of MoiimoutU ai4
HUtli 'rct and -p-it ta lv In
a f- di4 for Hono r Uk liiKameri
lr;oc,
Th f iu.ral of H. II. Wlfhrow w
held from tlx KtaiiKeJIcal itiunh In
thin illy VV iMlnifiiiia, ltd. K. r.. X
Vl k'r of CurtalUa i.ffo luttnrf. Mr
Wtthrow' ilealh v ry Mi'!.!i!i h
uiilipe-'i-d, tiatliiK died from Heart
trouble Monday at oriioon.
Ilm guet rf K. C. I'M U of till city
inn 8inday. Mr. Iloyi. who U mak
ing a tour of the Northwcht, a via
flu. with relutlxn III McM Inn villi.
aii'l on i uruiiin . . '"
MHt.il U.-re cam., up from McMlnii-1 "riviiiK tior.ea, wi-ikiiiuk - -
.11! - t kpend Hiimlay with nun.
New uplodat akei aud lolflm,
burial rot"1, mvII Una of trim
Ming for Caihnlloa, 0. A. It. and
cyh ordrr obtained from H. H
Jp-r(in I'
For ! or trad Hu h i ) par
lur omaa to km! eonditlon. Eixtuir
at Mr. Neeit-jr'a in North Iml'-p. n
enc, WIH trad fur young tt k of
aay klad. f
Tor aul or trd GntJ pony,!
broke to drlv lni;l or double. Will
tradrt fur young atotk of any kind. Kn
ijulr of F, 0. Frcdrtrkaon, 4 tiilb
aouth of Indfpendnni- tf
For ali A number of flrat clan
POLK COUNTY BANK
Mcnmcuth, Orcscn
raid Cspl!ai, $30,0Ca.Dd TriAsads 1 I nur-l h i ..iiij buins
orptcens and DitCT0R:
i, II Hawly. Pri-. J. t. V. liutb r. View frm Ira C. Poil. Can.
f 8. I'UWell J. II .' UHip
I. M bioipaoB.
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j UIIU rimi-i , .,..v .
I ....Ire. .. I Vi' III, Ifil !Ultl Ml bill III-
I, ..in U'V. Cooper, dullKhler Of J. !,,ry iaru OI, JHu, ;r.l t
8 10
I . - . . . . .. .1 ,
;t. Cooper anil giaiui:n oi mo niu-j
peiiil.'iH-.- hlrfU lo lioo) lliU car, re
ceived nolle,! from Hie Imilim colli k
tlil week that nhi hud be-n award
rd the m-tiolamhlp to be jtl'ii 'the
on- biivtiig the bihHt average for
Ui y-ar.
Ir. ti. H. WrUht, wlf and aon
of M .Viuinlllc, pawod thmiiKh thi
What Has Long Been Meeded
UT THE CITIZKN3 OF INiJi-TENDENCS
Tha lndpndne Cleaning and Prlng parlor ar prtparad to
call for and dalivtr all wane, and guaranty prompt attention and
attraction. W maka combination Suit and adjustable Skirt hang
ar to your maoaura, 8a aur and Xhtm. Qlvi u a trial for
good work and tna prlc will b rignu WorK dona whila you wait.
Guv McKniuht
Inclcpentlcnce
Quit, a inimlier of autoinotai. paa
cd tbroiuti loan 1 1 It w.ck on their
way to the coast, the wai m w-utti r
of tbo pat.t 'k hu.InK utarud tic
p.-opl.' out on their mimmer's outiua.
The contrai t jrn fl'iimi -d wie in
concreii) work in front of th llanna
l!ro.. Caraand and Taylor property
Of Mc.vililMilie, iimimu ,i,",,r,i, i
, i ,i, I- v i (. 'on Main alreet Una week, ami It sd'lK
c y Tuesday on their way l tm i"
1 7 ' I... ,,,...,.,.,,,.. i,l I nil k ill-
cadla where he o n to apeiid bin auin --.".
m -r-H vacation. Th donor la e jof the utrt-et. j
known to many of ur clilr.'-na, ho, K(.or,.a f the JiulepeiideiiceiteH en
bavhiK ut otn tlino rcprceiiied Yam-! t-njyt-a the Mpb-iulld finhliig Sunday,
hl!l. Tillamook and ldncoln '-1 w,lcli abounda thla m asini In th'.'
tie In th alate .-(lalttliiro a Joint Htr-HMit adjacent to the city. All ofi
lenator. those who went report good caicb-l
Th many friend of J. F. Su.l.b.j" la-k baa and . trout,
who r -hUIim uhoul ev II mile ouill-j Htlll havp a few 12 00. J2.50 and
went of town, will be pleased to learn j J3 00 jlu,8 wui( tl we aiv ,dliiis for
Jl.r.O. If you wlMi lo Have rnc u
ference you should come In as lu-xti
UNDERTIKINQ
Day and oiitht rail prompUy aiKJiol -d to. Fin parlor In om-
nriein. An xp- runced In ly alta:it
W. L, BICE, Embalmer and Funeral Director. Licensed by the
Oregon State Board of Healtn.
BICE A CALBREATH
Home Phone: Store, 2220; R.3121
Bell Phone: Store, 114: Re. 73
Indnpeidence, Oregon
Choice Farm City Property
FOR SALE
Ml It, J - j
ric, Campbell of Jmllu: Mr, aadMrsj t.(,,ural maItfM!r
J. W. Cart, r of San Joho, Cul.t.. a ...I , .vmamott,. Vallev IJJu and
Wuter Pow. r Co., villi headquarter
1 1, , t I,,. Ik alilo to be about aaiu
fr"in the i ffect of a m-rloua m i I
dei.l taliped by faliliiK from l,a''
of hay ttiK.itt t wo we ka ago, bn aU-
iiiri two r'.bi uud recehltiK other aer-j
i., u i.l,i,iil The head and
, ,,, The motto of th Indepeudoncc
yteain lauiiory is aie hs-at wora to
bo had. Anyone bavins laundry work;
We bave aotne bargain to offer In
city property. If you want to buy or
Bell see u and we will do you good.
wick we will luko them out of llie
window and tli price will be off. Con
key, Walktrr & Lehman.
CUMMINS & DAVIS
Real Estate Agents
C STREET, INDEPENDENCE. OREGON
V, L. Frailer of Vancouver. Wtthit.
spent Sunday with J.
and family.
C. Morrison
fat Portland, was a vinitor In the city
i Tin-mlav of this week and made a
' ...
John Harris, a farmer who rosiil" j K.-nernl Inspection or me company i u r,ght
... -t..n...,iiD . ui. tt.,.. i.,iro In th nrtern.Min in ;
a abort illHtnnce nortu oi . n'". , uiiiuiiisn u.. -
was in tho city Tueaday of thin w-ck , tompiiriy with n. lltra. noerB ...u
dono ibt-re will find it equal to or
oellyr than thai done iiy outside con-
J i f-rns. This he guarantees. Give It
. , , v... ...... ,.1 Tha i,rlP.i
iinai aim u iuuuu h .
7-tf yoci
'Cutleru
The indications are that a large ifazorS
tfthktk and mnasium $ccd&
! nlr;tft
was in tho city Tueauay oi una ween i company i: n- -
doUiK b.mli.csH with our merchants ; a trip to Cooper Hollow, and in the amount of binding twine will be
" .... ... ,, , oiUi hr i noeoKKarv for securine the new crop
lie reports ;"od crops I on m-hi-i i i-, i-vunnig ""7 c"- i '
n, niniiii h i . ... .,. irt.. cruin 1 1, roiiL'hont the country.
tloiis In hU locality a lookltijr ex
ceediiiMly good.
! Mayor Joins ciinin In from hla
i Biimiin r reaiileiu.; hi th ( uiixt Weil-
liiMlay nmriiiiiK, und will remain b.
the ciiy cliunlng up tlu aiciiiiin'n
(Ion f husincus thai has piled up
durum Ida absents. Ht' rvporis Mrs.
Jonc IniproUiiK in h.-aMi. f
C. E. Ireland of Portland, who
owna a 175 acre walnut farm south
west of the city, came up from Port
hind lust Sunday morning, returning
on the afternoon train after imikine.
Mrs. Couuil'lcUo, who wu, take, to j annl-d Uait to bis ranch. He re.
pores ms waiuuis uumh imv.
be look the electric car for i-ori-
i laud.
Chan. lillyeu, a n-Hlilent of New
port, Ktopp. d in the i lly thla week on
Jila way to Dalian.
Mr. aud Mrs. Peter Kurre are v!n
(ling wlllt their hoii who resile at
Oretown, Tllliunook county.
BUSINESS LOCAL
It's luck to smoe Pokck.
The bteter than 5c cigar.
Tho cigar in the green box.
l)r Allln, Lientlst. Cooper Bldg.
drinks at Craven
ti
the, Sah m nanltarium la, r. week for
treatment, la reported Improving.
J L. Manna and family leave tlve
first of next week for the coast for
A few weeks' rest and "recreation.'
J. VV. Richardson, Jr., lu sojourning
In Crvallis for a nuuu tan..- w-itiv.
be has a contract to build a dwelling.
Me. 'and Mrs. C. C. Sloan, who re
Bide on their farm west of Monmouth,
were In the city thin week trad-
B. Wilson and family left Tuea
day for Belknap Springs, where they
expect to spend the month of Au
Kust. - . ( '
Mrs. Clint Moore and Mrs. N. D.
Clodfelter left Monday for the coast
where they will remain for a couple, o
lyeeks. , ,
Nevill Eldredae went to Salem Wed
.Destiny where he goes to work in his
father's creamery for a couple of
weeks. v
Clarence Wnchard aud wife were
anions those who made the trip to
fialein this, week via Skinner Brothers
launch. '.'.. ' ,
; R. II. Knox and son Freddie, Frank
Whlteaker and his two sisters, Kthel
and Vivian, left Monday for Belknap
Springs.
Maurice Butler has accepted a posi
tion with the Independence & Mon
mouth Railway as fireman on one of
the engines.
Mrs. Fred Parker left last Satur
day for Cathlamet, Wash.,, where she
gues on a visit to friends. She went
via Portland.
J. S. Cooper made a business .trip
to Corvallls and Albany Tuesday and
left Wednesday afternoon for Port
land and Seaside.
Dr. Dunsmore will spend a part of
the Coast mountains, leaving about
the end of the week
Dr. Butler of this city and J. B. V.
Butler of Monmouth, left this moru
la for the western part of Crook
county, where they go to look after.
wime farm property ttiey have in that
section. They went overiand and ex
pect to be gone about two weeks.
lee cold
Moorte's.
llattle Mix
onie. Oregon.
ttilor shop, Independ
' 7-9
Old papers for sale at this office
at 25c a hundred.
Try Craven & Moore's special ci
gar 5 aud 6 for 25e.
A good pair of reading glas
ses 1.00 at Kramer's. tf
Ice cream by the pint, quart
A. Gross and wife were in the city
from Portland.
They returned oil the afternoon train. . gallon at Craven & Moore s.
Ho expects to engage In business in
ono of the new towns which are
springing up in the district Just, ir
rigated by the government in Uma
tilla county.
or
W. B. Stotwell, Misses Genevieve,
Mable and Dorothy Cooper left, Mon
day for Corvallls, where they were
Joined by Mrs. J. L. Graves of Fargo,
N. D., who has been visiting with
friends In Salem and Portland. The
party went to Newport where they
will remain for some time.
M. Mervln and wife returned from
the Seattle fair this week and after
spending a day or two at home they
left Wednesday ( morning for Ottei
Rock, about six miles from Newport,
where they will spend the balance of
Mr. M.'s vacation. They were accom
panied by Mrs. P. H. Drexler.
F. M. Russell returned this week
from a tour of Inspection of the Tilla
mook country. In speaking of that
section Frank says that the crops are
looking well and there is great ac
tivity in all lines of business, espec
ially In the building of wagon roads
which he says are the best he has
seen in a long time.
R. G. Cook of Gardner, North
Dakota, a cousin of Mrs. Wallace
of this city, spent a couple of dajs
visiting her the past week. He
has been making a tour of the north
west. From here he goes to Alas
ka where he will remain for a short
Dr. Dunsmore will spe. u a win home
hi8 vacation hunting and Win Vancouver. B. C.
via Victoria and Vancouver, B.
F. E. Hoyt, associate editor of the
The strongest and best line of
harvest gloves at Conkey, Walker &
Lehman's. f
Di;. Duganne, Dentist, over Inde
pendence National Bank. Bell phone
121; Independent, 4410. tf
For sale one 314 inch wagon
almost new. For information call on
John Robbins, Independence. 40tf
To let 40 head of goats to let out
on the shares this fall. For informa
tion call ou or address R. E. Fergu
son, Independence, Oregon. 8-11
Wanted Position as housekeepe
by a widow woman with two children
Address Mrs. Effa Devlin, 305 North
F St., McMinnville, Oregon
if vnn ava troine- camuine and
want anything in the line of blank
ets or comforts come and see what
we have. Our new fall line is now in.
Conkey, Walker & Lehman.
For sale or trade for horse or
cows, windmill, tower and 500 gal
lon tank. For further information
enquire at this offcie. 9-10
Brood mare for sale. In foal 'by
Taffia. Would trade for good cow,
wood or hay. Write or call on J. W.
Bullard, Independence, Oregon. 8tf
Wood for sale Second growth at
is.50, old growth $4.00 a cord de
livered. S. Cox, Independence. Phone
14. tf4 2
Cummins & Davis this week pur
chased the real estate business of
Young & Irvine. Mr. Young will de
vote his attention to the hop Industry
of train throughout the country.
Wheat and oats look splendid, not
u'ithummliiiGr the Rlicht setback they
received on account of rain dur-
! lug June,
We are now getting in large ship
ments of our new fall goods, and as
we alwavs buv early we have saved
many dollars on our stock as there
have been some real sharp advances
in prices of late. Buy of us and
the price is always right. Conkey
Walker & Lehman.
Information was received in this
city this week announcing the birth
of a daughter to Mr. and Mrs. C. A.
Kurre of Oretown, Tillamook county.
Their many friends in this city will
be pleased to learn that the mother
and child are doing nicely. The I
little stranger weighed TVs pounds.
Citizens of this city going to the
seaside or mountains for their summer
vacation should have the Enterprise
sent to their temporary address, and
keep posted on what is going on . If
you are already a subscriber we will
send the paper to your temporary ad
dress. The change will cause only a
little extra work and this we will
gladly do in order to accommodate
our readers and keep them informed
on all the news events at home.
fikilrfe, 2kide Siepairing.
dun
S?ipcwrite
SA LEM , OE EG ON.
Rice County, Kansas. Republican, was and Sam says he expects to work for
Resumed Operations.
The flour mill of the Independence
Milling and Warehouse Company re
sumed operations last Monday after
being shut down for repairs. While
shut down the machinery was given
a thorough overhauling, an addition
al warehouse added to the building
60x40 feet, the mill repainted, aud
everything now is in first-clasB shay:
The company has several thousand
b ishels of old grain on hand wh'.' ii
will keep them busy until this year's
crop is ready to use. ; .
A Large Variety of Penny
Postals, Comic, Local and
Sentimental.
Call and See Them.
The Variety Store
' ANNORA M- WELCH, Prop ,
264 N. Commercial Street, - Salem, Oregon
CASTOR I A
Tnr Trfanta and Children.
The Kind You Have Always BoiigM
Bears the
Signature of
WOOD
Large or Small Orders De
livered Promptly.
HENRY M0TT
Independnece, Oregon.
BELL PHONE
-The-
Fa Tillers' Fire Relief Association
OF BUTTEVILLE, OREGON
J . D. Winn, Buena Vista, Agent for Polk County, Ore.
M.tke a specialty of rural insurance of farm
buildings, churches and school houses.
HAUSER BROS. SILEH,
Props, of Salem Gun Store ORtGON
We now have on display a very fine and complete line '
RaSp Rsll Goods. Lawn Tennis Sup-
plies and also Fine Fishing Tackle j
Send for Catalogue ef Base BaH Uniform - j
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