INOEFCNDENCI INTtWPWHt. INDfUNOtNCt. OHEOON.
pack rive
SIGHT PAOiS.
PERSONAL ANO LOCAL
Or, AHIn, D"t'tt, CTr BMg,
A. V. Clay UHd In Halwn Krt-
Mr. Cuoir vlnlifd In Hl'm Wd-
Mr. Chopppll wt-nl to Portland laii
Thunnly fr f days llt.
Ts at Ihn county are be-
In ial.l at a prly Hvily re.
Thus. Hurt lias bn worliig at
Imlln (or a f'W
M! Maris Hyers has li'fi vllt
Iiik ai l(kr'nl.
(i.olln, tSc'iwr gallon at Iridppen
dour Oarage.
Dr. l)unnn m la 1'orllanJ Sun
day. Mr. end Mrs. Arthur Moor 'r
la Dallas Tuesday.
Mr. mid Mr. I'Mer Kurr are via I
I nil In I'urtlmid.
Kliodo Inland Mi'd t'KH f"
11.00 pi-r stilting. K. K. Klwh.t I J 36
Maia. iM'Arnum nd Nelaon inad
trip to Iiallaa Wednesday ev-iiin
tire tilt) flout lit itkllin of bakt bull
at the iidliorluni this veiling
Mr. J. iMiitu of Toli'do jnt
Unys tn the 'Hr lt w''k.
f'W
M m r'l"r-n llurton vlain-d
Kails City a few days lt '
In
1'uti-r C'x'k. t Kroi'T mid gents'
fiirn hr. acrve lofft'o lutlay mid
I. K. Hwwpn li In Lincoln .oiiniy ollmrrow
III wei-k attrinlliig circuit rmirt.
Harvey FU'Ikt of Huvr-r. vlltd
Floyd l. I'rownn ovrr 8nndny.
MrM'l 'f Hal'-m. Pti to
i.la.it more fruit mis on hU farm In
IhU vl.-.nliy early In lh aprmic
I C. L. Iii Improved til build
ing occupied by 8prllng liron., by
puiitdg In n-w fioor.
Tu..H..y wi mniiu iiy ""U1 Uw u, for ft.w UH)i pant
Id,, mull ioMuIik-.I niMllir'Hlliolis of,
ffiM-t.on ami of jonti-mpt.
K. C. KIdrldga In Portland on
buluM Tuoaday,
Oeo. Conkfy tran-'d biiiKxmi In
I'ortland Tudy.
HotMrt Atklna of Portland, u In
tli a cltf ttaturday.
IS, W, Kanii of )allaa, aa la the
illy on bunlnnii Katurday.
V. B. Taylor went to BaUm and
Portland Wdiflay, by boat.
Z. It. Hutton of Halmn, wm In thi
rliy on bulni Haturday.
H. H. Uw of Halum, vUHrd In tb
rlty Kiinday.
J. A. Mc-t'orkle of Balni. wa In
thn e-ltr thu f rt oflh wii'k.
J, A. llranl of Tillamook. Iraimarti-d
t,uiu In thf rlty Mwilay.
ic i KiitiNon of Hrownvlll. ta in
tho Hy on bulmi Tu-mlay.
. Mix Poarl Pi-rc-'.val vlalti-d In Port
land a fi-w daya tbla wnk.
J. V. J(l h urilMoii. Hr., Imit bi'i-u
.,h Itimnndorf ha a iiw aUnj w T WB( jn Ku,.m sUi lu,
iarlltr,l (ill
IjiiIMIiiK.
tlm front of hli tor
Tlio coni.rt at Hn'Hapit rliurrh
to ai-p hl wif who I In Hi"
ptiul lit thnt pluci.
bo-
f ll If . I.lu m I.IHI ll'llH flllPrtt-
Itut Fnlny evonlug wua a grand auc- o (n) (rKnnUni w(4 n thu rlty
j WVdru-Hiluy.
MciiitxTM of th K. of P. lodKP ar w II10V,..i it lue pal-
ur. d to attend th aniilvi-mnry un--t- ,,., 1(,UI4W on c. atrw-t W.'diii-a-;
Tho ladlii of thu M. E. rhiinh will
bold thflr annual dinner on Munh 17.
Itt linmbiT tli dn'.
MIh luiiHiiior p:it SunilHy at the
Maiui), n-turiilng to Monmouth un
Monday Morning.
Kd. Hi , who bn bwn vIkMIiik In
Wlacona n for vral moiiUm, r
turncd to Indi-pi'ndenc-a' Tu-mlay.
Iiik at th ball Monday ovi-nli.g. Jday
W. V. lVrclval and tt vhlti'd at;
dlff.T.'iit polnta In Marlon county
fiw dayi Inat w''k.
K. K. WlUlania of Fon-nt Grove,
waa In llio rllv on btlHllM-KH Tui-i-
Mra. Shfiilfli'ld, who Iib bwn In .
, th rlty for a wk vlnltlng h-r ton, ...
'r,turnd to g.lem Wedm-Hday. Mr.. J. W.RI. harden , ha. Xn 111
lor a w- or more uu v-i- -
VOll SALK.-lthodo Island hpu(
ro kri.. aluo i gg. for a. ttlng.- Jioin
Phoni'. 1. M. Jack.on.
O. I'. Travl. .old hi. Inuniit In
, the dray and tran.fnr buMlm-.. Mon-
Dr. Duoanne, D.ntl.t, over Inde
pendence National Bank. Bell phone
121; Independent, 4410.
Uuk of grippo.
I Wm. Riddle and two .on.. Ed and
John, of Monmouth, wt-re In the city
day to Ed. Obi-r.on.
The Modi.ru Woodmen held a very dneday euroute home from port
pleasant banquet In their hall lant jan(j
i .. .. . ...
l naturauy exxung. ....
i vi u. Park I t 'vr- u'- ul" emenainea iHe
Ml.. Kora Ilmwne and Mlaa , ny f(jui(, u d,ffleu,t , WedneitdftJP eV(.nln(c. Refre.h-
er ram over from 8lv'r,on " I croit lno rlv,.r at Umc during the U1llll( wt.re ,rv.d Md a verv pi,.ag.
..... (day RUniiay on account oi me wmu.-
Uit) iornier . iuit-nvo.
ant evening wa. spent.
The Weekly Oregonl.n and the Pw" wclal.
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M: Marie Jone. 81 " ' ' whUe gunany evening on account of u!ntd tne jjapti.t young People.' So-
itrade of the Independence .chool la.t
. 7 ... ,f i.rof the .torm. clety Tue.dny evening at a very
Van Camp.
No one can find rea.on to com
plain on account of tho climatic con
dition, this month. It .eeina more
like .prlng, thnfl, winter
in .mti h..r play bithket ball at the auditorium
A. M. Ilrown moved hi. family hero r
from Ilrown.vllle but Friday and they hi. evening.
re now settled In their new bomo on jter Compton moved his rlean
4econd street. ng and pres.lng parlor, to the room
FOR 8A!.B-or exchange for real -outh of the hotel on the corner of
... . - C iw.rwiif tinrl fnntiimilh BlroefH
a IVrvcli. niton. Wlln or
Independence Euterprltie one year for
only 2.00.
Tho Independence Public School
and the Monmouth Public School will
without building. For particular. ad-
It. F. Swope returned from Toledo
Grant Fouler, one of the oldest cl
gar .alesineui In the etate.was In the
city yesterday In the Interest of hi.
firm.
L. G. Parsons, who recently pur
chased ,the Campbell farm near thix
city, moved hi. family here from Sa
lem yesterday
Mr.. Henry Cauthorn returned from
Albany this week. She was accom
panied by her father, John Benson,
who will remain here Indefinitely.
Mr. Benson I. Un very poor health.
Geo. Jones, foreman of the Bell
Telophone Company.s lines In this
district, will begin work-Immediately
Improving thevllne betwee-iii here and
Albany. '
I. V. . Dickinson drove to Luckla
mutte yesterdayxafter Mrs. J. Grounds
who was taken to the Portland hos
pital where she will suffer an opera
tion by the family physician, Dr. But
ler. A grand bail will be given In the
opera house Wednesday evening, Feb
ruary 22. for the benefit of the In
dependence Foot Ball team., Music
will be furnished by the Independence
Orchestra. Tickets fl.OO. All are
cordially Invited to attend.
- Regular services at Calvary Presby-
day and a high wind prevawea, man-
6 . 'terian church next Sunday both morn-
,in n,.hi. .ehool temoorarlly andilng It very disagreeable for tnose
the vacancy is filled by Mrs. Crowley.
Miss West Is visiting In the Sound
.country.
Tim first of a series of enter-
lre L. J. Cori, Forest Grove. Ore-1 Wedne.day, where he has been at
on. p 37 41. j tending to law matters in circuit
Compton the Pressor, certainly doe.!00""
remove spota of any kind-Ink. paint,. Several of the Monmouth High
pitch or grease. Repairing, Cleaning ( School students were in, the city Sat
nd Pressing neatly dono. Horae urday evening to attend the basket
phone 7311. 3-lst p.( ball game.
Fred Cavender, Willis Cooley, Noelj The McMlnnvllIe High School and
Wolfard, Olfford Smith, Alfred Jen- the Independence High School baa
'.men Henry Dahl and Vernon Wol-, ket . ball teams will play In the
cott. the Sllverton High School Bask- auditorium. In this city Friday even
... r...i. .... thin office a caii.ing of this week. ( .
'" -"""'i i
.Saturday
O. Elchenboyer of -Hlllsboro, was
Charles E. Hicks came up from the
metropolis of Oregon Saturday and
In the city a few days last week In, remained over Sunday with his faml
search of a place to make a home.
Ho Is a recent arrival from Ohio and
remarked that he appreciates our cli
fliallo conditions.
Sunday was about the most Inclem
ent day Oregon has experienced for
.ui ;n. vft,! her a long time. Ruin fell most of the
junta i'juiui Yri. - .... , , . .
position as teacher to the Indepen.da and a high wind prevailed, mak-
... .i.ln l irnrv fl 1'nfl irrARR htn fnr IhOSe
ly, Mr. Hicks has a position with
the Eller Piano House.
Ins It very d sagreeaoie ror mose
" ,l 7 line and evenlntr. The Dastor will de
who were obliged to be out of doors. .. . . ,
wuu wuio . liver the second of the series of ser-
Mlss Lizzie Rldders died Sunday mon-lectures on "History of ' The
night, Febmary 12, at. the home of World's Religions," and special mu-
her mother, Mrs. Bertha Rldders, sic will be rendered by the popular
'talnments was held at the M. E. near Surer. She was a memner or -u,r.
Church tait Tuesday evening, I the Catholic church and a young lady F Burt ftnd A y c,ay purchag
and a fairly large attendance Is re- of splendid character and attain-,
ed the Royal Lunch Counter Monday.
ported. The entertainment was very ments. jThey w)1, move tha fitock and equ,p
.good, I Commencing with train No. 12 ment Into some other building
We erred last week in stating that leaving SanlFrancIseo 15th Inst and on Main street, formerly occupied by
the first gun of the Woodmen cam- No. 11 leaving Portland 17th' Inst, dln-(Mr. West, and will open a first-class
naiftn would be fired last Friday ev- ner will be served at rate of $1.00 c restaurant. They Intend to give the
enlnir It will be this evening. The the table d'hotel style. Breakfast and people of Independence an up-to-date
Circle did the shooting last Friday ev-1 luncheon will be continued as at place In every respect. ,
ening. Let all the Woodmen come out present anl the a la carte plan. E Marshall of sherldan, must
to the meeting this evening.. j A M Brown opened his new store have been dreaming when he Inform-
E B Lockhart formerly a member In his building on the corner of 2nd ed us that he was going to opena
of the'oreeon Methodist Conference, 1 and C. streets Monday. He Is In 'cleaning and pressing establishment
has recently been engaged as city the market for everything you do not In the city. At least he made his
editor on the Dally Statesman at want. Mr. Brown will also open a sudden disappearance from the city
Salem Mr Lockhart Is all right In Jewelry shop In connection with without paying his" bill. That Is a
nn is living the readers his new and second-hand furniture, poor way for a young man to try to
the benefit of his ability, .; jstore. , . . ,. ........
succeed.
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It would be well to ca.II mad
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ber International Clothes
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O. A. KREAMER, Independence, Or.
To Please is Our Delight.
WE feel that our succecest during the past year is due to
our ability to please our many friends and patrons.
Our Line of Groceries
i
is fresh and complete. In fact we wake it a point to
keep only the best the market affords.
Our Shoe s
are, the best money will buy, and . the BARGAINS we are1
offering in that line are not to be equaled In the Will
amette Valley.
Our Compliments
and best wishes are extended to all, and we hope to be
regarded in the future as we have been spoken of In the
THE HOME OF THE SQUARE DEAL, where satisfaction
to all Is our highest aim
Drexler & Alexander
QROCSR8 AND CLOTHIERS
INDEPENDENCE, OREGON
The Arcade Cigar Store
F. A. WILLIAMS.
CIGARS, TOBACCOS.CANDIKS, SOFT DRINKS
AND COiN FECTIONERY
C STREET, INDEPENDENCE,
OREGON
STAR
Motion Picture Show
MOVING PICTURES ILLUSTRATED SONGS 3 CHANGES A WEEK
MONDAYS, WEDNESDAYS & FRIDAYS ADMISSION 10 CTS.
EVERY TENTH SALE
FOR CASH
IS A FREK SALE. NO MATTER HOW MUCH
Come In today and tomorrow and drink COFFEE WITH US.
We have aecured the agency for the celebrated R. & G. CORSETS
and full line will be In next week. Don't fail to call and get a,
perfect corset at the right price. -
OUR GROCERY DEPARTMENT IS ALWAYS COMPLETE ... . .
PETER COOK
Rlckreal, Ore.
Independence, Ore.