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About Independence enterprise. (Independence, Polk County, Or.) 189?-190? | View Entire Issue (July 17, 1902)
I T County Correspondence. L Calvary. Mhu Ruth 0u thorn and Miss Kmnia WUhamniMi, of Well, viri J Mrs.. K. Kvrtiis last week. John Fresh, of is vieitinu r'la lives In' re. James llelni'uk iHiusht u nioe drinu horsa f rum William Walker riVi'iuly. Mr l.imltMi, who has been visi tin her si-lor. 'Mrs. K. t! Simon will start t"'i" h'r home in Minne-n-ta next WeoNios.lay . Mr. R-af ami iUnht"r, of Salem are visiting Cieorj! Kent ami family Mis Fannie Hush has hoemlovvr. from IVilee, visiting i'liemls. James Alexander, lias bought II. Ingram's place near Independence ami will move there this fall. Mr. Inerani and wife intend going to Washington. Look out for the agents for school charts. James llelmick, attended the Falls City picnic last Saturday and report a fine time. We are sorry to learn t'eorge lieuf is having very serious trouble with his eves. He expects to go to Portland this week to consult a specialist. He was up last week to inform E. Evans that he couM not supplv him with a straw-burning engine, his order going in too late. The only resource now is to take a wood burner, which he has ordered and will be here in due time. V. A Scott and wife, visited at the home of James Alexander, last Sundar'. Ituena Vista. Mrs. Curry, of Independence, attended the installation of the Circle at this place, Friday even ing.. Miss Judith Steele left Wednes day for Albany, where she will spend the remainder of the summer. Ernest Cole was an Albany visi tor, Sunday. Mr. Nelson, of the Albany soda works, was a business visitor in Buena. Wednesday. "Grandma" Scott left Friday for Dallas, after a brief visit here. A number of Odd Fellows from here, attended the meeting of that lodge in Independence, Thurnday evening. Among them were L. D. Baldwin and Lewie Moore. Guests at the Ira Lowe home, Sunday, were Prof. Murphy and family, of Monmouth. Mr. and Mrs. Preston Wood visi ted Shelburn relatives, last week. Miss Lillie Gray, of Salem, was the guest over Sunday of her mother, Mrs. A. J. Richardson. G. Keller WQKIdrWTE Flouring Mills (Formerly the Burns Mill.) Now running day and night. Will buy wheat or make exchanges. Don't fail to try their Luckiamate Crusade Flour, mole Wheat Flour, Graham Flour, Germ Meal Not equaled on the market. INDKl'KNnKNCK KSTKRHUSK, ISKKl-KXHKXCK, i . I In t Mrs. Kd Tvler, visited relatives, near Croston, Suiuhy. Kd Wil. s. of Wells, was a r.ess visitor here Monday. i hlll- j I Mr. K N. Hall and wen' Crouton visitors s-aumlay aiui . j Sunday. i ... ii. . ... 1 I lie wen .r-.is;ui! itiiin.i ntunlier ot candidates, Saturday eveiumi. A hack load of visitors ...., r..,uil tYiim A IU. m v. others ! ., fV.im KimM Vallev, ami ' " Mr. Knighton, ('tis Pagenkopf J If I. Hull attended trom lluena Vista Refreshments wen seven . . and the occasion wa very pieasam. aivl tlie occasion wa veil i" "- Miss Lena Pagenkopf, a popular Linn county teacher, visited at the j f I . f tin. ',, t I dome m uei muiim ..v... i oThe week, returning home 1 ties- , lav. Mrs. August Pagenkopl was also a visitor at the home of her son, Monday. She left for Pedee on a visit, Tuesday. Puienn Vista is looming. Uumor has it that Ernest Cole, oar popular young merchant, is to establish a fish market in connection with his grocery storn. The fact that the young man recently went nsmng up the Santiam and brought Home a large haul of waterdogs, may perhaps have given rise to the above report. The last of the Spaulding log drive passed Buena Vista Monday, bound for Oregon City and oth?r down river points. The Shivis house has been leased and will be occupied immediately hv Gus Pacenkopf. The "cage is "j ' attractive and his friends are be coming suspicious. Xewt Prather and family left a few days ago for the Pes Chutes for a month's outing. William Edwards has rented the A. J. Richardson farm, west of town occupied by Emil Gobat. It is stated that Mr. Gobat is to move near Sheridan, where he has pur chased a ranch. Mrs. Frank Elgin and Mrs.F. E. Edwards passed through Buena Vista, Thursday, en route to their homes in Corvallis from Salem. Mrs. Edwards is the wife of Major Edwards, who i instructor in mili' tary tactics at the Oregon Agricul tural College. The Methodist Aid Society met Thursday afternoon at the home of Mrs. John Baldwin. Henry Ridders, of Benton county was in this locality last week, en gaging men and teams for harvest. H. R. Nehrbas I Marriage in wry lately nn arol.lrnt 111 lew inir?i 'iu I... - i . i 1.. r tvotiiiiitlv rxi'rlu'tice - . - .1- ..w.n or milllt-ll art lilt A Miuitiuui im uiim.' . . iv.w. !w It III most cawa people W-ooiii rtiKujBM rmiill oi in : ...... r .lli. r (hull Ikl1IIW Ot BI1V ill ep tooted prclciriitv. And often tmptietm that tlie wife enter upon ih.n!.:htieiy alie rnteml on tlie iiiam.it,; relation. Ikimiiso no one . .,. ,.. of the ilftngerssln- fuOeS. i'ii..iiiiitlii iif women lieooine iva!iis for lack o: Kllivieu;.;c n ti thcm.sotve. It i ' '' ;;.,., t i'utcc favorite .si 1' r e c r i ti t i o n - i.onii,s M mc l0mes a -ntu-elcM txxin, nniiu- ''Hption et..H. te.ularitv, ilrirst wenkeiitns druui. Ii ihe lu-al.1 iiilUiiiinatlon uli l iiueraiiim n hi .uir liMimte weak lies.. It nukes wcaK women iSm,,1Kl ick women well. . .. u ,wu tw.rn wriff Mr. Ionian Sloiil. ill nv-ii'i. trnlrrU k u , u , niv licallli w vriv lr I.t l.rtii! lime, mitl U-.1 wliitrt I ; tl I1" ifc'wu l" K-k I riml.t Imtillv nu vr without irl iH.tiiiii. Mv liuntwutl ifiil w '"IU'- ''r Itif" ' vt.ritr Prr.niiim nlld a vml o hi ' -i-mU IVUrU ' which I uwil iliirctrl. Ill Iihii Iiiv 1 wi umiily rrlie-a. mul n. altrr iwiir the mr.ln.llif thrrr iiiumIIw, 1 wrm to ! rillucl , wrll, 1 can t aet "v h i m". .... .... - I .1 K-I.l. Ilti.... I Milt ll 1111 ntitiiv iwiiiciiiik - r.w v to ! curr.l. I kn.iw uur tnnliciiH are the Lot in Hit worM." Pr. Tierc' Pleasant relict the fa vorite family laxative. One ' Telle ' a Usative, two ' 1'clleU ' a cathartic tlosc. The threatening aspect of the weather, the first of the week caused considerable uneasiness among farmers on account of their hay, which is nearly all in the shock. It is not likely that the light rain which fell will be of in jury. An exceedingly hard wind for this part of the world prevailed here all of Monday afternoon, scattering hay shocks and filling the pedestrian's eyes with Webfoot soil. Prof. Mulkey, of Monmouth, has leased th II. P. Hall residence and will occupy it with his family at the opening of school in Septem ber. Harry Evans, of near Parker, who who a new $3500 Advande thresh ing outfit, was unable to secure the strawburner engine which he bad ordered from the manufacturers. The Advance Company was obliged cancel $30,000 in orders on the Pacific coast alone, owing to their inability to supply the demands for their machinery. Mr. Evans greatly regrets his disappointed in this particular. The postoffice inspector visited the local office Tuesday. Afr. Johnson U to retire from farming. The Scott farm which he has onerated for the past few years is te be occupied this lall by Mr. Pillar. A tombstone, made of pressed clay taken from the Buena Vista flaw nils arrived Saturday. It will mark the resting places of three children of Mr. and Mrs. Ed Tyler, in the local cemetery and is the work of an Albany dealer. Mr. and Mrs Harley Hall spent Saturday and Sunday with JJenton county relatives. Butter in the local market is 174 cts: eees 20 cte. per dozen. The new tnre is doinir a thriving business and is a splendid thing for the com munity and the whole of Polk county. .Mount Hood View. Last Monday aftemoon the wind blew a gale and played sad havoc A- IffI It OUKOON, JULY 17, IWtt. ! . n ii ii - r...l .1.... CI I M V'uviin ill 11 ll lli'l li uiii, ,'i inn ... ... .. . . , j - Walker, near Lmvisvtlle , . V, ,V i ,i 'I I'Ut IIIMler colltlol III nun. I'arker, i n paini g Mr,( aii.riiitli i 'M(. ( . ()) 1;il.kl.Hll. ,.,ti. ham and will iishwI lifn in haul- Jl(,,n .,., n,, w,-k mare. K liny- Mis Mangie Kei r nf I'm ker, n li ! Smith and son. of Monmouth, 'spending tlie w.ik wiih Mr Cul emne otit here on a lonig-for huiit y breath. . , i i.' i I) M Cn n-i'iil i hi h ioiiii i ) and were partially sncceHslul. Kd " -M- 11 1 ' ,,i..r. .!... "1..... Nulilili Mini kid l to u, Ht III i lear- 1st a great lover ui I'ees, , . , , , r Hill hi laud. Mr. Powell and family pent; riiuenee M ( 'n Ii I. cut Mr. t'al- Suuilny with Mr, Walker and j breath's hay and Mr. Hill asciMe.l family in ar Lewisville. in putting ii in the flunk . Li.,1 li r.ii.li u lui iv'im near Wc Are Conscientious. sSnhtitui.'s. and impure drug have no place in our store. We know physician do imt want un to use them, and we won't .lo it. Every preset iption here is compound.-.! of pure drug by careful, competent and accurate phariuc.cistH, who don't make mistakes. You can trust us with otir prescription preparing. A. S. Locke, Druggist, MAIN STREET, INDEPENDENCE, OREGON. Steamer Pomona. Tlie Oreirtm CUV Tnuispoiliitlon ('.' t'"l. Hie Toliionii, w III leave Corvallis fol ti.ilepeil.le.u e,Ki.leiii, I'oi Uhii.I i'H'1 l.oolniK jioMt.i vs. ir:.v;.s.i i , xv :J rs Hmvti.B here iitioutli h. in. ltelti.nli.ir leave. PomIiiimI Tii.Ivs, Thurx.laynamlHutunl.iys. arriving at Iti.lepeii.leiie l..uit . n. m. Lands at upper dock. pifJE PASSENGER AND FREIGHT SERVICE. THE INDEPENDENCE NATIONAL BANK CAPITAL STOCK, SBO.OOO.OO. IHRSIIBKUU. lYesUlei.tr " A UK AM .NKI.SOX, Vie I'r.i.huU V. W. IKV1XK. OisliU-r. ii DI HECTORS.-!!. Ilir:l7u-rg. D. W. A. a ifoneral l.aiikinn and exrhange bumm-m. traimaeted. !f'" ll'h- 11 ; 1 ,lim.mntel. Co......en-lul crtulita grantcl. IV,...!!. iwl wd on c.rn-i.t acemii.t nbject to rlieek. If you want a Typewriter get the best Get one with a Pointer- Back Spacer, " lightning quick Patent Releaser, " Line Condenser m fart a. Ball Bearing DHInTE31vIOF2.H3 The best and most up-to-date writing machine ever sold, Dcnsmore "Typewriter Co., 230 Stark St., Portland, - - Qx-egon.. IN CHESTER VFPFATING SHOT GUNS are cheap in price, but in price only. Take Down guns list at $27.00 and Solid Frame guns at $25.00, but they will outshoot and outlast the highest priced double barreled guns, and they are as safe, reliable and handy besides. Winchester Shot Guns are made of the very best materials that can be procured, a thoroughly modern system of manufacture permitting; them to be sold at buyable prices. ,,, FREE Send n.me ind ddr.. on pottti rd lor 184 pige mutinied nuloiu. . , r-r-a DiariTIMR ARMS CO.. NEW HAVEN. CT w w inuntgi iiwi If ii U trim m lelMiited lliut 'IVill'V 1 lohllll.' llH llllllll, It H llllll ........ f.. Li.., In In, ii .riiriii'i fur liim til he at lat'tfe, mill ! ilin iiullmrilie ulioiild hi ii tli.it he i . . 1 - f I 4 m .5 Sesrs. 15. K. fiiiith, M. W. Ktewart anil NeliKiii. . A Pointer Yf, tlie DKNSMOKK hus a Pointer wh'uli hIiowh exactly wliere you lire writMijr without any gtietis work or loan of time. Allow us to give you a Pointer. 3 " i witn the hay snocKs. s
