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EIGHT PAGES NTERPRISE, INDEPENDENCE. OREGON. MAY . WO. INDEPENDENCE E PACt TWO I NEIGHBORHOOD NEWSJUDGET MONMOUTH NEWS D. S. Martin weut to Portland Sun day. ' A. N. HalUu-fc wan ft vUitor at Dai las .Monday. , II. e. Quthrle -transacted buslm-si Id Dallas Tuesday, i Mr. and Mr. Monro Mulkey re turned Sunday from ft visit nt Short- dun. The EvanttoIUal cotiforenoe la In session here this wetk. The bluhuf will proaih Sunday at 11 o'clock. MUa A. M. Coleman ha aold her millinery stock to J. Lindsay and re-( turned to Portland with her parent. The ladles of the Social Hour Club were entertained by Mrs. M. Camp bell nd Mr. E. C. Stump at the home of Mra. Campbell. A pleasant hour waa spent. Miss Ova Smith Is well enough to be out again after ft long and serious Illness. Her many friends are hop ing for her permanent recovery. Mrs. E. W. Strong gave ft pleas ant party to her children and their friends Thursday evening. Ice cream and cake were served and a very pleasant evening spent. Mrs. Geo. Bennett and sons of Eu gene came through here for a visit with Mrs. Bennett's parents, Mr. and Mrs. V. H. Mack. They are on their way to Join Mr. Bennett in Canada where he will farm for a while. The cold wave and bllard that caused such havoc back east, created sufficient commotion In the elements to cause old ocean spray and moun tain vapor to descend on the Willam ette valley Just when we were need ing It. Miss Grace Whttehouse went to Portland Saturday to meet her broth er who had Just returned from Impe rial City, California, where he had been In a quest for health. His trip hag been a success as he has been greatly benefitted. He came to Mon mouth with Miss Whltehouse and left for his home at Tillamook Tuesday. , Poison Oak Poisoning Ilullards Stiow Liniment cures It. Mr. O. 11. I. Coriu'llu", Turner. Ore., writes My wlfo has discovered tlit( Snow Uiilmeiit cures "PoUon Oak ; PoUolilnR." ft very painful trtmld. She not only cured ft case of It on, herself, but on two of her friemlij who were poUoned by this am lvr Price 2".c, 50c and 11 w. Williams Drug Co. FALLS CITY NEWS The Enterprise la Indebted to the Monmouth Herald for the following items of news: The J. V. Smith twenty-eight-acre fruit farm situated three and a half miles northwest of town was sold last week to Geo. NlggH of Silverton. William Mulkey has disposed of his confectionery, cigars and tobacco to. P. H. Johnson and will confine his business to the bakery and news stand. The Home Telephone Company shipped a car load of telephone poles to Monmouth last week to be used in extension work. The company is Installing a considerable number of phones at that place. The Monmouth Odd Fellow fratern ity celebrated the ninety-first anni versary of the order Sunday.April 24, -with appropriate exercises. Rev. H. C. Dunsmore of Independence made the address and extolled the virtues of the Institution. The service was held in the Evangelical church and was well attended by members of the lodge and by Rebekahs. There was a fair attendance of non-members. GASH PAID FOR FARM PRODUCE . BY THE- SUTLER PRODUCE CO. The EnterprlHe l Indebted to the Falls City News for the following Item: J. II. Moore, Wm, Koruuson and John Qulvey were fined twenty-five dollars each for violating the game laws, but upon recommendation of the warden the fl"e were remitted upon payment of the cost. Mallei Thompson, son of Mr. and Mrs. M. I. Thompson, accidentally fell while going down the hill near their home last Wednesday nUht and hl left arm was broken above the wrist. Dr. Pfandhoefer was called Immediate ly and the little fellow was made as comfortable as possible. After having beeu fined five dollars for maintaining a barbed wire fence In violation of the city ordinance and given reasonable time to remove same. W. H. Mathews was again ! brought Into court charged with the second offense. The Jury brought In a verdict of guilty and upon default of the payment of a thirty-dollar fine. Mr. Mathews was committed to the city prison to serve a fifteen days' senteuce. The case of the State vs. C. O. Johnson, foreman of the Falls City Lumber Company, was presented to a competent Jury Friday, Justice Hub bard presiding. A complaint was made by game wardens charging the company with allowing saw dust to run Into the Lucklamute river con trary to the statutes. The company, instead of pleading guilty In order to avoid legal procedure, as they pre viously did, demanded a trial by Jury. The finding of the Jury was In favor of the defendant; that the company operated Its plant as near In compli ance with the law as possible. A Happy Father is soon turned to a sad one If he has to walk the floor every nUjht with a crying baby. McGee's Baby Elixir will make the child well, soothe Ita nerves. Induce healthy, normal slumber. Best for disordered bowels and sour stomach all teething ba bies need It. Pleasant to take, sure, and safe, contains no harmful drugs. Price 25 and 50 cents per bottle. Sold by Williams Drug Co. THE PACIFIC HOMESTEAD Do you read It? It's a weekly pa per, adapted especially for the Pacific Coast farmer. Subscription price $150 a year. .Walt. You can read it and the Independence Enterprise for one year, 104 copies 52 of Pacific Home stead and 52 of Independence Enter prisefor the price of one, $1.50. By special arrangement we are a!:!o to offer our readers this rate. Send in your subscriptions now. Remember, $1.50 for both. Pay either office and mention this advertisement to secure the two papers. INDEPENDENCE ENTERPRISE ' HOPDALE NEWS The men who have been cutting piles for A. McLaughlin have left. C. P. Wells and family went to Al hnnv last Friday. W. P. Bundy plowed Mr. Saunders' last Monday. Airs. Fannie McCarty Is training hons for the Sloper brothera. Mr. Elkins Is cutting piling for A. Mclaughlin. The census taker has been through Hopdale and taken all the senses we had Now what shall we do? Mrs. W. F. Bundy was a caller on Mrs. P. Sloper last Wednesday. Flovd Woodard is doing some nnintimr at. Bueiia Vista. He is a fine hand at the business and is al30 a paper hanger. CHAS. E. HICKS REAL ESTATE CO for Insurance protection. Representing Westcbester and German American insurance companies of New York. THE WORLD'S MOST EMINENT MUSICIANS ARE ECHOED THROUGH THE NEEDLE'S POINT OF A VICTOR TALKING MACHINE "MUSIC HATH CHARMS" "IT IS ESSENTIAL TO THE LUBRICATION OF LIFE!" WHEN YOU REQUIRE THAT "V!M" THAT DRIVES CARE AWAY. SEE THE MAN THAT CAN PRODUCE "THE SMILE" AT A LOW COST. WE HAVE A FULL VARIETY OF INSTRUMENTS THAT ARE PARTICULARLY DESIRABLE. SALEM MUSIC CO. (Incorporated) SUCCE8SOR TO L. P. SAVAGE. 247 Commercial St., Salem, Or. 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