INDEPENDENCE ENTERPRISE. INDEPENDENCE. OREGON. JUNE 24, 1910.
PACE PIVC
EIGHT FACES
ONLY CELEBRA
TION
COM
a good a:ti'inU,)i Man r-'-M.
Tbu liitiliiii wan mlUtl In unit
by J. Irufv; II. F. 8wpe
. . i ii (human. Mr. Kop
thanked Hit' meeting fr the limn r
of hl t l o i and mlilrcriM-il tl.
iin'ft.ng Ht oiiKf li'iuih Mln f'r!h
iliu n lvniiint 4 of Hi" primary and
(tic ln'i'iU of urgaitUation to the r
publican parly ut lh'a lime W. T.
Il. fi'iiinii wa thin tlcim-n m-irciury
of (In- !' ml ly when Hi" meeting
proceeded pruii'l'y to chut i' J'1
natci lo represent South Independ
ence In the county convention which (l
:N0TED BREEDER
PAYS A VISIT
KbIU City will have the only ccb
l.rutloii In I'olk county and they tr
liottly Invito Ml I'olk county lo come
there anil celcbiate with them, rome
of tin a tra tluna which recommend
...II. fill.. .. tl... 1. MM. .1,1.11 UnfllM III
run n.w ,........-.. R unr in "
ci,. i, .hum ami Dallas, with u ... i. hi. I, I In Dallas Hut unliiy. an
innny other uporta and raced, bras f,)i0u: i. F. Hwope, M. Mix. W.
band music, rliorua-, !'.. addreim ;r Hoffman, Clia. K. illk. W. K.
i.f the day by Judge I.. T. HarrU, He. Campbell, H. C. Ila.ina, W. L. We.
(lo lo Kalis Oty lo ceh brate. n. h. Kericuttnii, I'. II. Drcnlcr and
I J. A. Hr.
D,,hiirint Mold Primary I M Mli mum r.-coutmended t the
Harry Vct of S' appMe wan In
tlio ilty a foiiplo of di l!iU week
vUHIng at Ihe.tion: if Mer. Ncl
i.in and Htump. Air. Wet anio here
to Inspect the fire Jereys which
e iiciitleiii:) have Ju.t rw elvcd
Repuoiicana nom rrimry j ni. mix r--' ""' ...- ( anyluing I liae ever rra
In accordance with an order of the coming auncmbly for the poHlilon f.w.re n the cou.try. While In ll
Republican county central committee, enmity central coil m'ttceii.an. an j attended the Walker tale I
... i.. .i i... i i. ii . ! . , .
a primary wan item in m " j
for the North Iridepmidcnco precinct: Mill Henkla Entertalna
Wednenday evening the 'nd liiat. A f -1 mIhh Kmma llenkln entertained a
.... iiui....i... m Hi hi R'liilchMi'n or ,,, .... ,,r i,..r rr enua ai hit iimim"
MeHr. W. W. I'erclval, M. (ioeu, t
direct from Jemey Island. "I have
i traveled around toim'derablo over
I tno L'nltud Htatea during the but
mouth nd what I have aeeii of the
jjcrneya at the farm ot theae two
(gentlemen are ejual If not superior
to anythlna I hae ever aeen any
he
....... i Bttrwi...i i Tit. waiver uie in
KuBhvllIe.ltid a: a.of imiiortea jeraeya.
At thl ule there mat one bull iold
for 'JUO and tlm herd averaged $'J13
I,.. ,1 t b'hii atteiiiji'il tne l. a.
Tuettday evetiliiK. Tho parly wan iciv-; 0()lH.r Bai c Imported Jeraeya at
A. I'atteraoii and J. 8. Cooper ad vane- n (n lollor 0f her gueat, Mlaa l.erttia cooperabiir. Tennsylvatila. where one
lug the aaaeml ly Idea, the I wo form-1 KretiH( lunar, a teacher In the Condon b( Bold f(,r iu0 anj the sale av
er gent letneii capeclally In their ear- .choolii. A very enjoyable. evenlni?( erllKP(i f:9 c.a) h. I believe these
neat way glvlnii detailed reasons for wag HM.llt playing five hundred. ,1(,lf(,rt w,,h Meaars. NeUon and
their faith In that Idea a the tor-.Tne priZe, a handnome hatpin, waa gtump nave jUHt received are equal
reel one for the advancement and ! won by Mlaa Margaret Hodge. Sher- . 0 anyth, 1K at theae aalei.
. . ii... w..i i iv . . ,..iwi ThriitA
hu nanv iiitj uivviiiiav tatt ntwi i-hkh were tiv. "
t 1 nl I 1111 (I tUt
Ut.('(. an
a tho M HUMB (. A YB II
county nH'iubly to Ik h'Ul at Dalian ; vne MiUlrt'd Owen, Juno Seeley, Ma-
..- ......,u,.i,l 111. . n i iu.l l.ilinnrin Irene
Katurclav. JU e S". m 'n"""
above rained precinct: J. S. Cooper.
J. K. Hubbard. II. H. Kncx. K. K.
raddock. A. Dee I avldxon, M. (ioetx.
J. L. If.ii.nn. A. Wllacn, V. W. I'er
clval. K.A. ratteraon. K. M. Younx.
On tho aaine evoii'ng the reptibli
..a t Kn.iih lndeDeiideiue met and
Hljourncd to me t Thuraday evening craven
at 8 o'clock. At tn-a mtier iiieew..
xel Seeley, Hazel notiannon. irei.c
Fowler, Millie AddlHo'ti. Anna Addi
aon. Mabel EIHa. Hallle Sluckey.
Katie Dunamore.Va'farel Hodge. Ma
bel l'ortertie'.d. Krma llrown. Ilertle
Itentley. Kthel Whlteaker, Hertha
Kri'tzmhirar, Kmroy McPevltt. Kmma
Henkle. Mra. W. Huff and Mrs. W.
ythlng at theae aalei.
"Ynn have a Bood country. I have
been here aeveral tlmeg before and
It looka good to m'J. I have been all
over the east and there Is no country
In all my travela that 1 would trade
'Oregon for.
"While In the eaat I bought thirty
two head of Je-aeya which I now
have on my farm at Scappooae. Quite
a number of the-e are Imported while
nthnra ar frim IruDJrted aires and
! dams."
INDEPENDENCE NEWS
CASTOR I A
For InJxut and Children.
The Kind Yea Hae Aiws Bough!
Bears the
t. u. HEVVHT, M. D.
PHfOlwlHN AND bUHJcON
Office In Cooper building, room i
ud 3. (JLfice boars, 9 a. m. to 12 m.
and 2 to ti it. in. ca i u.i.swcivo i:ijt
and day.
Dr. Allln. Dentist. Cooper Ii!dg. tf
A good pa r reading glasses
$1.00 at Kramer's. tf
Red and Alsyke clover seed for
sale. Call on Ernest Zleiesi h at Fark
er. Phone Farmer 129. &1
Mrs. CUude Skinner left Tuesday
THE ELDRIDGE
C. E. VanAllsn, Prop.
Large aiinny rooms, en suite or sin
gie. Klecliic lights, bath and pliuo
European Plan
.248 N.
Commercial ' Salsm. Ore
B'rthday Surprise Party
A number of the friends of MIhs
Margaret Hodge of tills city gave her
I a surprise party Monday evening, the
! occasion being her birthday. She re
ceived some very pretty presents. I ne
evening was spent In games and all
had a pleasant time. - Dainty refresh
ments were served. Those present
were: Ml?ss No!a Owen. Mildred
Owen. Katherlne Jones, Grace Jones,
' ... .-. iiLl,. Mlllin
Irene towier, miiii: ""-i " v.-
Addison. Anna Addison, Ilertle Bent- for Port.and, where she wl.l mane a
ley Krma Hrown, Kate iniiimiiun. iwowccks
Ma'r.aret Hod.e.R. th MZ Mls9 Bertha Kretzschmar. a teach-
et Pomeray. Mabel Porterfield. ( a ys vU,t,ng wUh MU
tn,.i.,o tiBT.ei nohannon and Hallie "
Emma Henkle.
Stuckey.
. " Mr nri Mrs. C. W. Irvine were pas
... . m, irrta fnr Portland where
Died: In Independence, on the tney visited for a few days,
morning of June 22 1910, Joseph HUlsboro ar-
Laundree. aged e ghty-elght years I M JPenco yesterday to
Funeral services were condu ted rived a P Enterprige
hir rtr Dunsmore of Calvary presoy- '
terian church at 2 o'clock on Thurs- wanted Man to cruise 27 acres of
day. and burial took place In the una- tlnlber Call on or address Geo. fc.
fellow cemetery south of town. Myers, Route 2. Independence, Ore.4-6
SPEND THE SUMMER
AT
lipi Tap-
6 '
The oaly beach In the Pacific Northwest where V e pre ty Water
Agates, Mom Auates, Moonstones. Carneliana, and Koi k Oyt-r
can be found.
Outdoor Sports, all Kinds
Including Hunting, Fishing, digging Rock OyHera, lioatlnz, . Surl
Bathing, Riding, Autolng, Canoeing and Dancing. Pure mountain wa
ter and the best of food at low prices. Fresh Cralm. Clams. Oysters,
FIhIi and Vegetables itf all kinds dal'y. IDKAL CAMPING GROUNDS,
with strict sanitary regulations, at nominal cost.
Low Round-trip Season Tickets from all points in Oregon. Washing
ton and Idaho on na!e daily.
Three-day Saturday to Monday rate from S. P. points, Portland to
Cottage Grove inclusive, Including branch llnea; also from all C. &
E. stations Albany and west. Good going on Saturday or Sunday,
and for return Sunday or Morday.
A Sunday Excursion
Rate of $1.50
from Aljany. Corvall'a and Philomath, with corresponding low rates
from points west. In effect all summer. Call on any S. P. or C.
& E. Agent for full particulars as to rates, train schedules, etc.;
also f ur copy of our beautifully Illustrated booklet, "Outings la Ore
gon," cr write to
Win. McMurray,
GENERAL PASSENGER AGENT, PORTLAND, OREGON
tf
LAURA PRICE, M. D.
Monmouth, Oregon
Specialty Diseases of Women
Bell Telephone Main 193
B. F. SWOPE
ATTORNEY AT LAW AND NOTARY
PUBLIC
will nractlce In all couris of the
State. Probate matters and collec
tlons given prompt attention.
Office. Cooper Bldg.
....,,inra Oregon
W. R. ALLIN, D. D. S.
DENTIST
Both pnoi.es. Cooper Bldg.
Independence, Oregon.
DR. D. D. YOUNG
OSTEOPATHIC PHYSICIAN
Monmouth, Oregon-Tuesday, Thurs.
day and Saturday. Hours, 12 m.
to 6 p. m.
Office opposite Lindsay's store.
Miss Inez Denlson Is In town from
'Salem to attend the races.
The ladies of Calvary Presbyterian
church served light refreshments dur-,
Ing tho festivities this week, in a va
County School Superintendent H. C.
Seymour was in Independence last
Friday attending to school matters.
Pr. William Carey Bailey of San
Cr0nlir.n nfl'rt the local L. A. U. B.
Orchard Spraying
EVERYTHING YOU NEED
ROCHE HARBOR LIME,
JAPANESE GROUND SUL
PHUR IN LINEN SACKS,
NO LINT. LIME AND SUL
PHUR SOLUTION, READY
FOR USE, GUARANTEED
FULL STRENGTH. BLUE
STONE, ACID HYDROM
ETERS FOR TESTING
SPRAYING SOLUTIONS.
CALL AND GET OUR
PRICES
Williams Drug
Company
mi tioi nrn ni vikii fin vc"v"j ' a
cant store on Ma n street in- - chris.
were hlehly appreciated by the many or last weea. ui. j ,,.
visitors ,n or city. , "an minister and is also a lawyer.
. ...... j f Walter Oriffin and family of Dallas
Cororarrn .turday .id Way at ,e
Z ad8r ra.s.,: . the Rue were Mi ss Or
dependene'e ths week while visiting Johnson of "TTsrtL
Mr and Mrs. J. B. Hubbard of this and Mr. Peterson of Salem.
G. Wlederkehr, a farmer living j
across the river, was transacting bus
iness in Independence yesterday. ,
Mrs. Loren Wann of La Cro3se.
Washington, is visiting her parents,
Mr. and Mrs. R. J. Taylor of this
city.
Mrs. J. B. Parker, accompanied by
her daughter, Lorena, left on June
22 for Manitoba. They will be gone
about ten weeks. , .
Mrs. H. Chaa. Dunsmore went to
Woodburn on the evening boat on
Monday evening. She will return
about the end of the week.
Those desiring up-to-date and thor
ough instruction in piano with reason
able prices, will find same by calling
on Miss Hallie Stuckey at Mrs. V. A.
Heath's. '5
.Miss Katie Dunsmore was a pas
senger on the Tuesday morning boatf
for Salem, going to her duties in the
capital city. She will return on Sat
urday evening.
Wanted To buy a driving horse,'
weiehine about 1200 pounds. Must be
absolutely safe for a woman to drive,,'
and sound. Geo. E. Myers, Route 2,
Independence, Oregon. 4-6.
Miss Edith Dawes has returned to
her home In Independence from Lew
iston, Montana, where she spent the
past nine months with her aunt.Mrs.
Watson. She arrived home Thursday
morning.
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Sketch of earh place. Lorn t Ion,
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it is the best medicine ever sold
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Our Great Closing Out Sale
thp TREAT CLOSING OUT SALE IS STILL ATTRACTING LARGE CROWDS OF ECONOMICAL PEOPLE
DO YOU OWE YOURSELF THE BEST
. Rn CALL AND GET THE BEST AT MANUFACTURERS' PRICES. EVERY SHOE IN THE HOUSE AT
r!irly REDUCED T PRICES. HANAN'S $6.00 SHOES FOR MEN, $4.5; HANAN'S $5.00 SHOES FOR WO
mpm o5- MEN'S $5 00 OXFORDS AND SHOES, $3.95? MEN'S AND WOMEN'S $4.00 SHOES, $3.35. EVERY
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444 State Street SALEM, OREGON
444 State Street