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About Independence enterprise. (Independence, Polk County, Or.) 189?-190? | View Entire Issue (May 29, 1902)
' ivi:,M' l V 1 IFN Oil. Oil Kl JON , MAY2'J, lNPKl'KNPl.M - ,., ---wm .i,niUVCT The Finest Cake Is made with Royal Bak ing Powder. Always light, sweet, pure & wholesome. K. J.Tavlor left Sunday for The Dalles. ' . .1,,.. I).'.,sl.nH-l:ti. i.. Mt.jr.wr- J.;. 1 Jaiiliii uni uu- . alltee Lis .l'J';' r ; ' 1U)J hurt his f.wi quite seveny. - down to Mwt. Kv.Tvl..l.v M ,i),lni,l,rlA Plymale uii.l have 4 invtt.U. .Mnnu.uu.u, " ' vur ,.nw hIi.hI rlnlit- v v Cus Sperling visited The Dallas ""'tlii- week. ? Social and Personal. 5 : to Fray for a , fmmimiMiii oi.Wii-3 ; Y((unever l)ettr.l of any one using W H Walker if having his 1 Foev'8 Honey and Tar and not being house treated to a nice new coat of j !lti,iied. A. S. LwU uaint. ! ir . Ilathbor.e.a Masonic lecturer, . ... i t ir.,l Co.'s. ! ..i ..vim lneettnE of If you want a good-job done on your (h(j loj0 fme eVeniog last week horse go to Hilliurd & I lyiuaie. ! . tt TTolmtin. who went to A number one mil k iwm" Fresh. lo l'i Jersey. I- A surprise party was tendered Prof. Dee Siinoson last Thursday evening. We are informed that the evenin? was most delightfully spent by all. v . - - Wamic, several months ago for his health, has returned to Monmouth. Pruning ami hedge shears at It. M. Wade & Co. . A new furniture and undertaking establishment has located in town .l ihn nronrietor has rented the stock pastured and bay and oat for athlelic clul, building. Part of 8aleby C. W. Leonard. 'al"ul"- hia 6lock arrived last week. All kinds of bHcksmitbing and re-j Moure for Herptcide, Work guaranteed flwl-claw in eo f ilMMM respect. - . ... ' This evening a' public school , Marion Smith, of Lewisville was .1:. ; t h im-en. The!,. ....aseneer to Salem Tuesdaj enieriuiouir..!. B- - - ( .. r- r- children are to recite, give drills, j morning, being a delegate to the etc. The admission fee is loc, gen-1 slate Grange, whicti meets mr. Oliver l.cke and wife, .1 Suletii. visited here Sunday. TmvU MeD.n-Ut, 'f (Wveliis, spout Sunday in town. u...l! V,d! oDOAHH) pound of wool wanted at highest, market price by 8. M. Daniel, .Moiunomr. Kov. 15. J. Kelly will proa, h nt Nuenu Vista next Sunday nt 11 A. M. Subject, "Smvuin ud Keap ing" Miss Alice Dorusife went to Sa lem M.mdny t hear the eloquent Dolliver. lVom her native state, Iowa. .1 i,iod:uan. K. A- l)l,ll,.v J- S Cfttur and Jerome PornsilV 1 . r t it... were passenger? to I oruitmi .-mi day afternoon. ir... n..... W Slanleton. d U"U. VI'"' i" - l'oitland. who has been here on i.n.iii.4 and caniiiaiiiiung fr Uo republicans, returned hnn Sun- day. vi... in iitwii trv Huntley's lief i.u.mut for a first class meat. Special rules by the week. 5atnrdav is the Modem Wood- .n ni.-i.ie at llidder'a grove, and wu 1.,i to see a fair tiny and a huge attendance. The Suver lo.lge has' a reputation for doing things, and we believe this wm " ccption niv.... n..hrner is ouaraiitwd to re i. ........ ivom I'lilven un to one year i. .. ....... . - old. It work Is clean, smomi. reliable. CanipU'H nros. Onlv a small crowd from here ivo.it on the excursion to Tne Dalles Sunday. It wa a long trip and the hours at which one must leave and arrive were uch as to ceCreaqi Parlors We were very agreeably surprised Last Sumlny at Uif laro trn.lo our S.nhv Koiintain an.l IrpCmtml.roud.t our way, hut w. n- vtry much disploaMul at lK'i.i unahl- m furnish tin many calls that ramp afli-r th supply was ex. hansel. W'v havi ma.lc arraiij;ctmiits that v" will lu ahlo t. hatidlo all i-uuwy in tho CuUiip. Cry an lec Cream Soda these warm days. Harry .H. Wngonor, Confectioner, NEW LOCATION ON Main Street. Independence, wre. Donation Eand Claim for $al. Vr.f. W. It. Khmery, of Carlton, wa In Hie 'lty HaliirtUy. i.. lvl' N.i! i Ileal I'll fi . i t .... i'1l.i,l" ttmitli left the l iinu i . v , , i. i'v ...... ri.......,,H..r .if tulle west of Lewis- ; , llf wf,.if,ir Itasleru in.-. -.... t niiit-i I-... . vllle, 150 liens itl cultivation: 2 bm n j 0n(tnii wl1,rn ,.v purelisne a house and orchard; all under reiiiv.iiuo j ,, of ,)rm.H f..r the valley niniKeis. cro). fenced. Iii-pilre on the pretiiisea. , ,r(i)iy wl,, u, , ,.), BllHH,n IIH the roml .-L'i l!u A' ",:". (.own over I lie mountains. ahboj mi.. ii.Wyin llui erand litue w .I....... .... ..i.u.l Mr. lAira Iewis, of near Ulekieall, several days lt w-k, returning home Kiimuiy inoiu- log. i..., v v MMCidlv. of Mf nniouth, IM'l, ... " i ... vir..ui.iiu.inii Kittle Friday i: ..,.w.if However, those f,,A11 i it, u working on the u:rui6"'u"V' 1 ... .. . . - ...... inn., I u......,i .....i nil u iil'ik lire hluu. who dul BO report, a "j "" v .-....... and got plenty h.r tlieir inou Henild. PROFESSIONAL CARDS. W. R. ALLIN. D. D. S. ...Dentist... lhiiiiU' KJtlriH-Uoa a Hii-iliy. OHiHr Hiilliltnil. ltnli'"iH.ie, ". inn:.... Pivimlfi have rubber JSillin. nhHS. Just the iniug ior B.....vv. horses ,rl admission and reserved seats , thi9 wee'K 2oc Hv vou seen the Cleveland Racer at R. M. Wade & Co.'s? Don't overlook the fact that you can buy new bicycles from $13 up at R M. Wade & Co.'s. Wednesday afternoon the yoong son of Andrew Nelron fell from a buggy, cutting his lip severely, knocking a tooth or so out and otherwise bruising him. O. K. Davis and wife, of Iowa, yisited at A. Nelson's family last week, going from here to Corvallis for a brief visit before returning to their Eastern home. Do not fail to see our lines of buggies. Frazer & Rice. If you want value received for your money, buy your buggy of FrawrA Rice. At R. M. Wade & Co.'s is the place to buy sheep shears. Take your wool to S. M. Daniel, Monmouth, and get the highest market price in cash. S. M. Daniel, Monmouth, pays highest price for poultry, eegs nd butt Dr. W. R. Allin spent several days in Portland this week, goiug down on Monday afternoon. Mrs. J. F. ODoontll. of Portland cawe up today for tt biiol visit with relatives. A. N. Fulkerson and wife of Halscy, Ore., viaifd in Monmouth this week. The Misses Laurie and Edna Burnett were capital city visitors Saturday. Louie Craven, of Salem, was - Batur day evening visitor in Independence. S. M Daniel, Monmouth, pays highest price for wool. Will Kisanbice, a former resident of this place, passed through here Friday on his return to bis home at Lostine. fru. n.rii nt the Oreeon Histor- leal Society for March 1902, has been received. Its contents are as follows: ..mt.. uii rnniniinn fit Oreiro i." by I UV . v. . - . . 1 . 1 ... I a ... Prcf. J. R. Robertson, oi iu history, Pacific University, Foreet Grove; "Political History of Oregon from 1805 to 1876." by Hon. W. P. Fenton, Portland! "History of the Barlow Road," by Miss Mary 8. Bar low, a grand-daughter of Samuel Kim brough Barlew, the builder.; "Across the Continent Seventy Years Ago,' compiled from the papers of John Ball u.. ki ,i.,v.tcr Mrs. Kate N. B. uy inn v.u6..v-.. Powers. John Ball taught a school at Vancouver in November, 1882, and was the first school teacher on the Pacific coast. All these articles are vitally Important as relative to the history of Oregou. Rev. Wilson, a young, pleasant and forcible orator from Chicago, Illinois, spoke at the opera house Sunday afternoon and evening on "Competition is War." While the attendance was not large, yet those who did attend were ably enter fdned. by a good speaker. Frank Fisher, of Monmouth, be.ld a public auction of his household goods iturday afternoon, preparatory to moving to Portland, where he will as aume the role of a commercial man. if nn J. K. Weatherfonl. oi ..i . .. ... ...i: I..).. t.r t'lintrrt'SS Ainany, tauum..' " -' ,k ml Hon. T. O. Ilailey. of Umatilla county, were billed to speak here r....u.l,n afternoon, but owing to i. lata orrivil of the centleinen church next sunuay: - - - meets nt 7 P. M; topic, "Why the speaking was ca.led oil. Thej Christ Came," Mis Winnie Kelly, returned to Albany via Salem , -a Q T T unit. rt.. . .l .. n,f...iiv leader, rreacning ai o j . ., - i uenuny rTcu.i.j. At the United church next Sunday Evangelical K. L.C. E. Physician & Surgeon. Olllw In Oihtii House lailldliig. lU sl.lence Phone .". mice 1'holie : "Th., Relation of the Church to the Political World; What It Should 1." Prayer meeting and ... i bible study every Wetinesuay even ing. l.nu liv the name of TnhriHnn was thrown from a horse Saturday morning while starting tr iha Riekreal! aicnic. lie was IVI W f ..:,! hi home unconscious, i i .vv ( .. - ., f,.m a tmu t il HI. . t T - -1 1 ... 1 1 f . , inn i ami ir. whh luaicii ii'i ... - Mr8. IS. J. ei'Xi Evangelical minister, visited ner ne wouiu now ru - - parents, near Philomath, this out of all danger, we understand, week. Prof. CI. A. Forbes, professor ol ti,ltiii in the Normal announces The Polk County Teachers As- m q( gy sociation picnic held at Kicltreaii .Saturday evening Saturday established a new record NormilL Prof. Forbes has for Polk county enierwi........ institution out of the At an early hour conveyances oi the athletic sense of the eyery description were seen passing nJid work jg through town on the way to the ex,ellnt record9 picnic, and other avenues leading ... Normal boy. have Immiii making to the grounds were throngea wn mm renin p and bicycles. neverui candidates were on the scene and omWvnred to further their inter ests by coming in contact with the people, in me evriiiuS r r . . . . t,.t.. i.. ..nu.l nf llio Ki.rvie.PR t i, , uhirh manv re- uen in urr ... DHII was kocu, k " . . , i .,;i . lnt nf trnnd auctioneers address J. n. mainea anu eujucw u.... ... B hour. These picnics are held an- or J. F. Good, auctioneers, Sa- 15. T. HKNKI.i:, Bath and Barber Shop. OltKUON. MAIN 8THKKT, IXUKI'EXUKSCK, i Auctioneers! She ?pcade, Davidsoi? & tdgz, Prop. C iKivi-H, C ii tret ton, Tobac co atul Conl'cctionery. Fibbt Class Soda Fountain is Connection. Dually and are given under the m i. BtiHtiiees of the Polk, county leacn ers Association. They are always a HiiecesH. but this gathering the standard notch higher. For Sftle. As we expect to engage in other . rr .1 . business we oner nui.ucj- B w..fi.mnt for sale. Only ItesUuranf. In llip nit v. Good busiuesi. For terms address Box 203, Iudeeridence OregoD lem. Oregon Terms Reasonable. ...THE... monmouil) Eaundry II. I. WHITMAN, Prop. 4 Should have your Work. WashltiR called for and de- llvered, both lit Dallas and hide- 4 peiidence. Washing called for 4 on Tuesday and delivered on Haturday lUorK Guaranteed. J Monmouth, Oregon. is H. H. Jasperson, UNDERTAKER, independence, t-i Oreflon.