Independence enterprise. (Independence, Or.) 1908-1969, August 27, 1909, Image 5

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Newspaper Page TextPERSONAL. iQTTla The Collin itr knl Hunday et NMjft. WiiUnl lt..a I'ortlend vU ttor lit u . J. f. May U d.v.r.f bustr.tsi in Woodhurn thi wwk. Mim lloMtn Iluller UiIikI friend in Albany tlit flr.t of the wik. u: -- it :. n..nil.v viinl ith her bw ho livu at McMlnnvill tbi.j nm'k. !. II. Tv!.r t wife ere back from short ty at thrir C'on.Ui hj jrtrJ. H. M. Wade of rortUml cam up Ut HriJay to I.Kik titer hi bu.ln tntitriwU hero, j Urown w In tbeeity Wednes day oil liii w.y to McMinnvitle tu l ttiixl the r.cen. The new Ul front in the Wallace building lis grptly added to tbe P" lratiue of the hit c. 8 1. nd Oliver Hull, f lnvf, Colorado, HMt t few lour 'in Iudo 'uitiMici' btt Monday. Mm. U'dUrd Ireland arrived in the, city tliw twk on a vi.it to her par- j 4iiU, Mr. and Mr. H. J. Taylor. Mr. and Mr. II. H. Vkjiht of. Portland r vinitiiiK '''" ot their daughter, Mr. W. It. Allin. W. E. Craven, manager for It. M. Wade 4 Co., nmde a bunine trip to TortUnd thi woek,g log vie Selem. MnwMaryWpby, of Mn:uouth, came ovei to the metropolis Tuesday v, fti wnk IV mke few purchase. Mm Ruby Gentry returned home Tuedy from Cm... Washington, where .he b been fbiting with her inter. Mr. eud Mm. J. II. Mulkey ol near Monmouth were the ut of Mr. and Jdr. M. L. McOowan of Hopdale, lt Saturday. Joe Uraham, purchasing .Rent for the Acme Milling Co. of Portland w.i in the city thi. week buying oats or hi. firm. JVrtba Bohsnnon, who U employed ;in . millinery .tore at CorvallU, re--turned to that place aftei a short visit with her parvut. Tv. C. EMmhIk" spending tlie week in 8 il.-m looking after hi bitoiiiens m ttreitts there. He "own? the Capital Creamery at that place. Mr. and Mrs. L. Jon., of Portland arevinlting at the home of Wallace Huntley. Mrs. .lone is a .(rraiiddnugh tcr of T. H. Huntley of this place. Don't put 'off ordering your hop tickets until the hit day. Get your order in early as there is considerable work printing and numbeting thorn." Hazel Bohannon will leach the school at Folk station this y.'ar. Mis. Hazel secured a certificate .it the recent teacher's examination at Dal las. The ladies of the f00 club were en tertained by Mrs 8. E. Owen , at her home Friday afternoon. ' Dainty re freshments were served during the af- ternoon. - Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Hit! are enjoy ing a visit from Mrs. IlifT's mother and sister, Mrs. ,G. 0. , Butler and daughter-Alice of Chicago Heights, Illinois. A-a lioUiibuu lias returned from Falls City where he has been in charge of Dr. Thompson's' drug stote for the past" two weeks while the doc tor was off on his summer vacation. Mrs. Helms, who lives neai the M. J5, church, has soli out and expects to go to her husband who is working on the railroad near the Des Chutes tunnel in Sherman county, Oregon. A temporary bridge is being built Monmouth street near the Kice residence, to accommodate travel , during the construction ot tno iiewj steel bridge being built :it that foint. Miss Grace Damon, who has been visiting with her parents in this city 'for the past two weeks, returned last Monday to Salem where she is em ployed in the office of the Pacific Tel epbone Company. . 1 . Preaching at the Christian church Sunday morning and evening. Morn ring theme will be "Christian Growth"; evening, "The Fall of Jericho". Spec ial music by the choir morning and evening. All are invited. M. C. Reed, a prominent layman of -thn Methodist church of Oregon, will speak at the M. E. church next Sui -day evening at 8:00 p. m. Mr Reed will present the,part of the laymen in building the kingdom of Christ. All re cordially invited to come and hear ;Mr. Reed. Harry McCain, pnst '. A well equipped stock of sick room ecessies. Williams Dru Co. Mr. Claud Hk'iuiir nJ np ' rilim Ut Mondoy. letter Ii. and wife wnt to Port Uri I this W U l H.lem. Humnor C. Huxili. of Ambiri, vi.iU.r in the eily thi k. City M.l.lml FukI' ii"d tl. liip t, HMleni nd batk Ul Monday. C, D. Tutlle and wif hve retnrnnd fn.m uit to Kvmt, W.hliigU.ii. Ch.Cotlrell nd wife of Portland re vinitiug with lrind in the city thi week. guile a number of Indfndem-eite. want to Halein to attend the rirct venter lay. Mr. P. M K rkluid ieturfe.1 M n di) from a t-ip t. P rtUnd wher h- .rn-nt Hun tay. Hev. Dr. Dun.uiwre will preah at the Kreb hop yard on miuday evei.. ing at fight o'clock. ee the change, in a number of our ml thi. week. Yuu may find aome i hi tier tlmt will inUjruat you. fmliiiitf trin, Frank Iboadley snd lairuiy arnveu - in the city thi. week and will remain R. W. Btrong of Monmouth ha until after bop picking time. purchd a half iiiten-st in the Elec- v Pnnmanv of Salem. I lis n.rt nun liome thu wee 1 . - , in'ii; -,------- afti r .landing a month in the moun tain in the vicinity of t,ajti. t Dr. Pttron and family came ... t.4 ... .... a down thw m Mr. O.D.Butler, with her parent, visit to the parents of Mr. -v'n. A. Uon, visited the Mr. Will Hhaferof Corvalli. u u- . . .....iul n ThursdaT. They were iting with her father, M. L. McGow-, BCC0.pniwi by Mr. Anio Nelson, an, who i very ill with heart tmiiNe. br1t,ipr 0( A. Selw,n, who with hi Fiank Cox returned Monday from wife and daughter from Holton, re a bu.ine trip to Oregon City, which I visiting their friend here. , place he ays is enjoying rt era ofj M'im Erma Brown, one of the hello proirity. I eirl at the rciflo Telephone Com Mr,, I', Van Orlel of Cellean pany's office in thU city, left lat Diy Waanington, arrived in the cny aionuay morning ior this week on a visit to her brother, 1 she will spend her vacation taking in M W.Walker. ''' slf?''u the Se,,ttl 'ftir' 6he " , , , . went by way of Salem and the Oreg -n Mi Vale Hiltibrand returned last' , ' ' IU Wlkt, who l operating a moving piolur hi.w at Eugen, was i i the city thi w.-k on a f it to b parent. Me reort bu.in g'xxl. J, fi. Parker, who ha a frm on the dgeuf Muauuri iiotiorn, " 1,1 " c:ty TcrrJay rA rjr?-! t pint liiiinhed thrtHihing hi 0U which h ay aent over fifty bushel to tl . John Ground, who own a farm up on the Luckiamute, wa doing lm in the city Monday of thi w k John woie a ple-ant .mile on I Uc lcau the i rop are Rul in lu vicinity Ihia auit. A mjolily of the hop yard a ill ulf picking this aeaao" Oil HepMim-t(-r Sth. Home ill trt neit Thurs d ty or Friday in order to get their drier hiatal up and in a'l.pe by the lime their picker arrive. H. Ilarnell and wife of Portland are the gue.U of E. W. Strong and family of Monmouth. They aspect to I here for ome time. Mr. llarnell and Mr. Htronir left for the mountain ftUt.NIM LOCAL many friends, however, will be leased to learn that he will still continue to reside here, a he ay Polk county i gool enough for him. , eleotric. U.4....I... trntn I'nrtlund wliere she t... Uo vi.!ti will, friend for the. Polk county coming to the front . la a center for the raising of thoi . , A. oughbred goats and sheep and as a Mrs. S. E. Owen entertained the q Mon RiddeI, & 500 club at lunch last rnaay auer- gons farme and stockgrower. in the noon. Mrs. Chappell won first pme Monmouth, .hipped last 1 "l " t Monday a fine Angora goat to U. li There will be a siiecial me ting of Wain, at Thomas, Oregon. the Free Library Association Saturdayj Dunf,moMf pftfitor of Calvftry nfternoon at three o'cKkjIc ,n the read-; n hig d hm ing room, for officers. ih a purpose of electing ,ter, Miss Katie, are preparing the ' tu h n for thfiir ncrunancv. and hone - - Emma (Jotlfrey, of Los Angeles, who to commence housekeeping some time !.. Iiwmi visiting with friends here, next week. The trustees are install- left for her old home at Salem where jug a hot and cold water system, with she will visit for some time before re- toilet arm bath, and lavatory con- vciuciico. Miss Irene Parker turning home Commencing with last Monday and continuing until after hop picking time the stores wiTl remain open until 10 o'clock for the benefit of campers and hop pickers. and l'er sister Myrtle left Thursday for the Seattle fair. After spending a couple of weeks there taking in the sights Miss Irene g-es to Cunningha'T to teach school. M vrtln rptiirna to Cjur d Mrs. F. W. Parker, a sistennlaw o Alene City, Idaho, where she is Ieatn J. Is. Parker, who nns oeen visiting )ng the miiiineryDusiness. lth his taniuy ior me past occi. , months, loft yesterday for her home at Cjnningham, Washington. Georee Conkev and wife returned , hme last M' ndav afternoon from theii surcmer's acaton. They have "The Bunch", the dog that Moss been absent about two weeka. George Walker and party brought home with went i"to the mountains to hunt and them on the recent trip to Newport, tis'i while airs, uonicey pui m mib . . ' i. tar a fnur Hvr time at NewiHjrt as chararone for a nas iuiiiuu op t.w j - ----!-: , of absence and the boys are happy. party of Independence girls who ere i . . . , at the beach for the summer. H. G. Iliff is receiving congratula- . i f i;T fflnd a i Lee Fenton, one of the leading citi tions over the arrival ot a six ana a . .. , i, '.zena of Dallas, was in the city lust I . I .1 1 .i I, , 11 I.IIIH W f ". K . - linn J'umm -v The mother and child are doing finely and Mr. I. is correspondingly happy. George W. Conn, a resident of Air lie, was an Independence visitor last Saturday. He brought his "daughter down to put her on the train for New port, where she goes to visit friends and see the ooean. Kinif Tetherow. an old time mixolo gist who -erved those that were thirsty in this city in the days tjiat have gor e Monday morning on his way to New port to spend the week with his family who are located on the beach for the season. Mr. Fenton has just returned from a hunting an 1 fishing trip up on the McKenzie, and reports having had a good time and plenty of tport. The trellis poles in the hop yard of Davidsoi; & Hedges,, about' two miles north of town, broke sometime Wed nesday afternoon" and let down about six acres of hop vines. They have bv. but now in charge of the bar ati, t m ki todav re thePeddicordhotel, Spokane, arrived! lac. .hebroken pole8 and r)lising visit to in thp o.itv last Saturday on a relatives and friends. Dr. Bowersox, formerly of Ashland, has purchnsed the Monmouth drug store from E. W. Strong, the former owner, who retires to look after his other interests in this section. While Mr. B. is a graduated physician, it is not his intention to practice but to devnte his entire time to the drug bus iness. His wife will assist him in the store. . Philip 8. Bates, publisher of the Pacific Northwest, Portland, Oregon, was a pleasant caller at the Enter prise officrf Monday of this week. Mr. Bates and wife were accompanying the party of presidents of the agri cultural colleges, directors of exper mental stations and farmers insti tute workers,- that arrived on a special train Monday on -which they were making a tour of the country under the direction of the commercial club of Portland. j It 111? 1JjO w "O the growing crop will amount to sev eral hundred dollars. Mayor Jones and family returned Monday from the coast where he In s been for the past few weeks on ac count of his wife's health, which we are glad to say has greatly improved Mr. Jones expects to be at home from now on and will be found at his ofhee to look after his large piactice which he 1 aa been forced to r e ,le. t on account of the illness of his wife. CASTOR I A Tor iRfenta and Children. TfeB Kind You Have Always BoEgM Bears tha gignatwa of It's U' t snot Pukck. Tba tutor tbaa tc cU. The cif ar tn Ua ara bes. nr. Allla. Doatut. Caoir Blag, tf -"X A good pair of reaainf gla S l 00 at Kraar s. tf Fabr'i Self filling Fountain Pna Tliay x right William Drug Co Dr. DiKanna. DentUt, or Iod pDdanc National Bank. Bell phone 111; Independent, 4410. tf Bowing machine, ntwdle, oil and tra. repairing a pecialty, go to II. II. Janron. .lcil tttentlon to tilling fsinily raclpaa. Vtlllianis Drug Co. lltf Don't fall to go to mint's roc0 Urt Avgust 23-24 and wliaeas tb deuioDvlratloo of Economr J"- Tba Ladle ar Invited to call and lupeit the new Hand BaKs shown by Williams Drug Co. lltf ooi for ale Second growth at a.btf, old growth 14.00 a cord do Uvsred. B. Cox, Independenc. Pbon 141. For ala or Uade High-class par lor organ In good condition. Enquire at Mra. Neeley'a in North Indepen dence. WIH trade for young ick of any kind. New up-to dat caskets and coffins, burial robe, special Una of trim- mlugs for Catholics, O. A. R. and secret orders obtained from H. H- Jaapuraon. . For aal or trade Gentle pony. brok to drive alngla er double. Will trade tor young stock of any kind. Ea ulre of F. O. Fredrlcksan, 4 mile south cf Independence. tf Milk cow for eale Enquire of F O. Fredrlckson. 4 aalles south of In- denendnece. tf For j tale one rfc- racs mgou almost new. For information call on John Robbina, Independenee. 40tf Brlns; us your prescriptions'. Ac curacr and purltr bur inotto. A grad uate pharmacist In charge. Wllllama Drug Co. , Old papers for sale at tfcia office at 2Se a hundred. ' Many Settlers for Montana. B)lllngs, Mont., Aug. 17. Reports received at the headquarters of the Dry Farming Congress, which will hold its fourth session In this city October 26-28 next. Indicate that about 6000 homestead entries have been filed In Montana during the first six months of 1909. Spanish Rebels Shot. Paris, Aug. 16. Advices from Cerbere. near the Spanish frontier, say that 25 persons were shot In the Montjuich fortress at Barcelona for their participation In the revolt. Five gendarmes were killed in a fight with revolutionists. Highest P,nt ,n H,story Reached. New York. Aug. 16. Union Pa cific stocks made a new high record In the market when the top figure of 219 was reached today. FOUNTAIN PEN Self-filling at a magic touch And a self-cleaner too, The price you'll find Is not too mu'-li For the one that Just suits ymi. It, fills Itself, It fills all needs t For the office, acbool or du; Among them all the one that leuds Is Faber's Fountain Pen. All Styles At all Prices WILLIAMS ..DRUG CO.. Independence, Ore, G A SH iMwgi!fgiBig!g?ar PAID FOR FARM PRODUCE BY THE BUTLER PRODUCE CO. POLK COUNTY BANK Monmouth. Oregon fiU pipM, Mr.nu.ca Trinkets I Geri! Par.Msi tu:::J ! ' " " i OFFICERS AND DIRECTOR: j. R. Hl7, rrs. J. B. V. Butler, Vice Pre. Ira C. Powall. Cee. F. 8. PowbII. J. B. tump. L M. Biiapaoa. What Has Long Been Needed BT TUB CITIZENS OF INDEPENDENCE Th lndef tnce Clnlnj and preMlnn. earoe are rpr 4e eaN r aae !llvr all woik. snd iarwte pnmt aal ad s4leela. V eombiaOi tuH smd adjuauble Wlrt hana- era te you MHur. Be m khe. aim m e Uiul t,o4 wark and the lee will he rlM. War atone wHIle r "' Guy McKnight - Independence UNDERTflKINQ Dy and BlKht calls promptly attended to. Fine parlor ta con nection. An experienced la ly altaut W. L. ilCE, Embalmar and ronaral Director. Lknd by the Oregon 6tte Board f Health, BICC A CALBREATH Home Phone: Btore, 2220; HeJ121 Ball Phono: Store, 114; Ro. 73 Indepandanca, Oregon A Card to the Public We desire to Inform the public that We hare purchased the real tat business of Young & Irvine and w extend a cordial invitation to ail of their customer and all others wjio have land to tell to pleae cal and list ailth us and we will do our best to sell II for fou. CUMMINS & D A VIS Real Estalc Agents 0 STREET, INDEPENDENCE. OREGON fadUJ i&zori Mthktle and 'jqmnaslum $ccd. 4utih. iimmunW.cn- and 9tMw fifcydeii, fikyde Repairing. ffmdtxiier SALEM , OREGON. Cent Postal Cards 10 Pep Ceot. reduction on stamped linens, pil low tops, white belts, summer un derwear, framed pictures and pho to frames. We have a large assortment. The Variety Store ANNORA M-WELCH, Prop., ,264 N. Commercial Street, - Salem Oregon The -::;'--: Farmers' 'Fire Relief Association OF BUTTEVILLE, OREGON J D. Winn, Buena Vista, Agent for Pofic County, Ore. Make a specialty of rural insurance of farm buildings, churches and school houses. 6 1 H AUSER BROS. SALtn, Props, of Salem Gun Store OREGON We now have on display a very fine and complete line of Base Ball Goods, Lawn Tennis Sup plies and also Fine Fishing Tackle Send for Catalogue of Baae BaH UnKorme