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About Independence enterprise. (Independence, Polk County, Or.) 189?-190? | View Entire Issue (June 5, 1902)
Mr T' KMsm CREAM MN6 wssn Improves the flavor and adds to the health fulness of the food. Superlative In Strength and Pwrtty. fRICe BAKINCJ POWDER CO., CHICAGO, PicKel " Denes competition. He guar- 4 antees hi pictures the beet . . tbat money can buv. Prices ' down to bed rock. Everybody 4 Invited. Moniuoutu St. Inde- . pendeuce. all Social and Personal J McCaleb has a change of add this week. Read it. Ice cream in pint packers at Wagoner's only "20 cents. Cal Hutton, the horse-sboer, at Fennell's. Mrs. J. E. Kirkland and Mrs. 0. D. Butler were in Salem Wednesday on business. Wool! Wool! 500,000 pounds of wool wanted at highest market price by S. M. Daniel, Monmouth. Ten per cent is added to your citv taxes after June 16, Call at the Recorder's office and settle at once. Mrs. M . L. Dorris. who has been visiting at the home of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. D. L. Hedges, for a number of weeks, returned to Eugene Tuesday. Cl V. Staoleton received several complimentary votes for United State Senator, a compliment wnicn all of his many personal frien4s here greatly appreciate. Miss Ella Robinson left Tuesday Portland on her way to Arlington, where she will remain. Miss Eva Robinson, her sister, who is now in Arlington will return. Tt ia hintr arraneed to have through trains run to Newport through Independence, from Port land on Sundays this summer, sava the Evening Telegram. Prot. W. W. Allingham returned to his home at Coburu Tuesday, but before leaving he announced his intention to permanently retire from the Beld of the pedagogue to that of stocfc raising and kindred industri?s, in which he has been engaged several year. The professor had many friends when he came here, and leaves with many more, whose earnest wishes go with bim for his success in his new business ventures. I N 1 ) K r E N 1 K N C H ENTERPRISE, INDKIMCNDKNCI S. M Daniel, Monuvnitn, pays highest price for wool. ( Ice cream soda nt Wagoner. Open Sundays. If a rse is not properly ,,,ih1 5t cannot travel. Feincll & Hutton know how to properly shoe a horse. Trv them. Work guaranteed Pay your city taxes U-fore June The time has been extended o that everybody will have plenty of time to avoid the 10 per cent penaltv. Call on J. S. Moore for Herpioide the dandruff cure. Sold in bulk, or applied if desired. Dixon Dehorner is quaranteed to remove horns from calves up to one year old. Its work is clean, smooth and reliable. Campbell Bros. When in town try Huntley's Restaurant for a first class meal. Special rates by the week. Mrs A. J. Goodman leaves today for Portland. She will visit until next week, when she will attend a meeting of the Grand Lodge of Dearee of Honor to which she is a delegate. Mrs. DeLaihrautt, of Dallas is visiting her daughter, Mrs. W. . Percival. Frank Fisher takes the cars to LaCoruas, Wash., Wednesday. He is now a solicitor on the itabe A Loan Association, and is working the territority east of the mountains. Mrs. J. F. O'Donnell, of this city is visiting friends and relatives in Roseburg Portland Telegram. W nf kodaks and supplies at Frazier & Rice's. On election day a scrap took late Monday afternoon be- ..., o man hv the name of bncrou ....... j Phillins and Ivan Wood. A slight altercation led to blows, and just at that time all roads led to the re r'n office, where both en- ;nt,o,t the citv treasury by 13 each. R. M. Wade A Co have just re ceived another invoice of bnggies and carriages. p. T Vnrcroner informs us v j v on that he has been elected to the pas torate the Dayton Oregon. Christian church and that he will move his family there week after next. He furf VSap in forms ut that the State narA will take charge of the church here and supply it with ministerial timber. Second hand bugey for sale by Frazier A Rice. E. T Henkle has moved his barber shop to the room two doors south of J. W. Kirkland's office The building vacated by Mr. Henkle will be thrjwn into one with the building Vacated some time ago by Miss Canna Robinson, and then the new furniture store will moye in. The Buckeye Washer is the best washing machine ever put on the market. Every machine guaran teed. For sale cheap by R. M. Wade A Co. Editor Scott Leavitt, of the Falls City Leader, was in town Wed nesday on business. He reports being highly pleased with the manner in which the people of Kt liva hiircr take DD with hi8 newspaper. They should be proud of the paper he is giving them. The animal conductors excursion to Salem will w hell Sunday. Goo. Henkle, of CorvaUis. was in the city one Sunday on business. Gus Sperling returned Sunday from a trip east of the mountains. I.ouio Wiprut visited his parents in Salem, several days the past week. Prof. A. J. Shipley, the success- ful teacher, has moved to .Mon mouth. The Knox grocery front has been repainted and otherwise improved a appearance. U II. Knox and family have moved to the Masterson house near the Christian church. The annual reunion of Polk county pioneers will be hehl in Dallas on Saturday, June 21st. Take your wool to S. M. Daniel, Monmouth, and get the highest market price in cash. Mrs. W. C. Kanter. of Dallas visited her parents, Mr. and Mrs. It. F. Whiteaker, here last week. Miss Bertha Bohannon hat her arm in a eling at present, the re sult of a slight operation on it. p.r,f W 1 Hooker, who has a v. been visiting relatives in this county, returned to Brown villa Saturday. 1 We see from a press dispatch that another free delivery route is to be established, Monmouth being .the central office. Mnn. fi. U. Stanleton returned - - - i Sunday afternoon lo Portland, Bidder's (Jrove and here Saturday. The time M paying your city taxes has len extended to June 16. After that date a 10 per cent penalty will be added. Mrs. M. Hendricks and infant child came ud from McMir.nville Saturday to visit her sister, Mrs W. G. Henley, near Monmouth. Mr.. .T K. O'Donnwll and little daughter returned to Portland Sun day afternoon after having visited several days with relatives at won mouth and Independence. Mrs. Clyde Williams after a brief viait. with relatives near Airlie re- tnrm.il last week to her home in Sheridan, Mr. Williams is employ ed in a dr ug store at that place. Prof. E. M. Smith and wife came up from McCoy last Thursday, thence eoine over to Monmouth. i j Prof. Smith bas just completed a most successful school year at Mc Coy. Marion Smith, ot Lewisville, re turned Fridav from Salem, where he had been as a delegate to the State Grange He reported a very profitable and interesting session this year. A rallv of the republican forces j - - . wna hah! Saturday evening in the ' - - J w auditorium. Previous to assem bling in their hall, the Indepen dence band discoursed . lively mnsic, and the G. A. R. drum and fife corps did their piirt toward attracting a ' crowd to the scene where oratory was to flow. G. W. Stapleton was the principal orator. and his efforts have been so frequently reviewed that there is no occasion at this late hour to rehearse them. The No 2 Brownie kodak, only $2 at FrazerA Rice's. C, OREGON, JUNK r, 1002 ice &m mi Tee ream Soda. Wo aro now irquuil to tu'ive you at any tinio during tlio tlay with tin' very U'ft Iff (,'roam mailt' from juro crtam. Wo ktvo !oth the loo ('roam and ho Croam Sulu, with orushoil fruit for lOoonts. Wo now havo a ujly of good paper packers, which will take gtu.l tare of your cream while packing it home. Take ay package homo with you; only 20c K-r pint. Harry E. Wagoner, Confectioner, NEW LOCATION ON Main Street. Independence. Ore. K. M Wade A Co. have received their second car of wire fencing. This fence is as cheap as lumber and will last a life time. Mrs. Rose McGrath and child, of Portland, came up Saturday, to attend the high school graduating exercises and to visit for a brief spell her parents, Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Richardson Sr. First-class horseshoing at Fen nell Mutton's. George Atkins, who is working with a drug house in Portland came home Sunday to be able to ate. He will soon resume his position as a limber ranger. At Monmouth last Saturday Prof. G. A. Forbes, as the head of physical culture in the Normal, gave a most interesting light gym nastic program. It consisted of pyramids, wrestling, boxing and many other athletic features. S. M. Daniel, Monmouth, pays highest price for poultry, eggs and butter. 0. R. Bull, late manager of the Type Co.'s branch house at Seattle, was in the city Saturday evenina. Sunday he visited with the family ofR. T. Boothby, of Monmouth, old acquaintences of his. He return ed to Portland Sunday afternoqn. Donation Cand Claim Tor Sale Taken Id 1842. Notification 5075. Three-quarters of mile west of Lewis ville. 150 acres In cultivation ; 2 bar us house and orchard ; all under fenoe.and crop fenced. Inquire on the premises. 6-29-2m ' A. WiNQ. Auctioneers! When in need of tbe services of g'tod auctioneers address J. D. OT J. F. Good, auctioneers, Sa lem, Oregon. Terms Reasonable. i Richard Mansfield, the celebrated actor, passed through Salem Wednesday in a special train of reven palatial cars, en route to Portland to fill a professional en gagement PROFESSIONAL CARDS. W. R. ALLIN. D. D. S. ...Dentist... ( I ii If . Kxttnotl.m Cmi" Building. a8KWlalty. Itiili'Winlelif. Or. oris n. nirn.r.it. m. Physician & Surgeon. Office In Opera limine hulhlina. Kenldelice l'lioue 6. Office 1'holie 8. H. T. 1IKNKI.K, Bath and Barber Shop. MAIN 8TBEKT, I. MKI'KMKNCK. - OkMION. She V?r0ade, Davidaop & Hedges, Prop. 'CiKiifH, Ciarettera,Tobuo cos ami Confectionery. uFikbt Class Soda Fountain in CoNNKCTION. s ...THE... monmoutb Caundry II. I. WHITMAN, Prop. Should have your Work. WaMhlnn called fur and de livered, both In Dallas aud Inde pendence. WaMhing called for on Tuesday and delivered on (Saturday...... Work Guaranteed. Monmouth, Oregon. H. H. Jasperson, UNDERTAKER, Independence, f: Oregon.