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About Independence enterprise. (Independence, Polk County, Or.) 189?-190? | View Entire Issue (Aug. 21, 1902)
CAM. AT PicKd's Oallery And (H the Hiient assortment of wmiplet vou ever saw. Everything New. I Social and personal. ! Hunting coat at Frazer & Rice's. Louie Wiprut a pent Sunday in Albany. A big stock of laterns at Frazer A Rice's. Go to R. M. Wu.le fc Co for your bale tics. Brady Harnett, of Corvallis, spent Sunday in town. The best latern is the Cold Blast Get it of Frazer A Rice. L. W. Robertson, of Portland, was in the city this week. Eugene Cattron came in Satur day from Eastern Oregon. U. L. Hawkins and son Roy were at Newport this week. The Hero fanning mill has no equal. See it at Frazer A Rice's. Miss Grace Wallace is visiting at Newport, having gone over Satur day. Mrs. R. H. Knox and children were passengers to Portland Satur day. Eli Johnson was dangerously ill with lung trouble several days this week. Don't overlook the Buckeye washer. For sale at R. M. Wade & Co. Mm. O. D. Butler and on. Maurice, returned Monday from Newport. Mr. Shiller. a prominent business man of Portland, was in the cit y Sunday. Miss Myrtle Du Rett, of Salem, is visiting with Mr. and Mrs. Thos. Fennll. Try our Deering machine oil vou will find it A 1 at R. M. Wade & Co. Mr. Ellia and wife, of Dallas, were Independence visitors Sunday afternoon. Mrs. E. B. Jamison visited at the home of the Lansfields, at Amity, last week. Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Fennell returned from camping Monday morning early. Miss Jennie Muscott, of Dallas, is a guest at the home of J. S. Moore this week. C. D. Simpson and C. E. Ireland of Independence, were registered in Portland Tuesday. Call on J. S. Moore for Ilerpicide the dandruff cure. Sold in bulk, or applied if desired. Mrs. Ted Baldra, of Forest Grove, was an incoming passenger last Friday morning. Miss Mildred Owen, who has been at the coast several weeks, re turned home Saturday. Miss Neilie M. Burke, one of the Independence teachers, is spending her vacation inTacoma. When in town try Huntley's Restaurant for a first class meal. Special rates by the week. INDKPKXDKNVK KNTKHt!?K, INDKl'KNDKNCK, OKKKON. AlUiUST 21, 1002 Do not fail seeth.se idiot at Frailer A Rico's. Ct. A. Hurley, of Taooui. Wuh.. is visiting hi mother. Mrs. A.M. Hurley, for u couple of weeks. Miss Charlotte Robertson, of Portland, is visiting at the home of Mr. and Mrs. V 11. Craven. Mr. Brisbine, farmer proprietor of the Monmouth drug store, letl Monday afternoon for FortUnt'. Henry Shafer, who has been working in Portland for several months, returned home last week. Hurrv Gray, who has been keep ing bar for J. M. Stark, left Tues day for Portland, where he will re main. Mrs. Vibbert, of Salem, visited her sister, Mrs. J. D. Irvine last week, being en mute from Newport home. H R. Nehibas, of the I.uekia mute Flouring Mills Company, was a business visitor in this city Monday. The Independence public schoo will commence the first Monday in October. Prof. T. J. Newbill is principle. We congratute our sister town, Dallas, on having a barrel-stave factory located there. Dallasites are hustlers. If you want a fine chicken din ner go to the Palace Hotel on Sun day First-class bar in connection with the hotel. M-s Lansfield. after a short visit with her daughter, Mrs. E. B. Jamison, returned to her home in Amity Monday. I). A. Hodge went over to New port Saturday and spent Sunday with his family ramped there, re turning Monday. Frazer A Rice have on hand a number of shop worn plows that they are going to close out al greatly reduced prises., Sam DeCamo, who works in a sawmill, near Dallas, returned home this week, having been quite sick a number of days. If you want Men's or 'toy's, full stock Asbestos Calf Hand Made Shoes call on T. B Clevenger, the Shoe Maker, Independence Ore, D. Davidson is having his house repainted and otherwise improved. He will have one of the nicest homes in the city when completed. Everybody likes griod things to eat. Strong's Restaurant at Salem is the place to get them. Every thing served in season. Right prices. E. W. Cooper was a passenger Tuesday to Sodaville. where he will spend a few days with his daughter Helen, and the family .of I. M. Butler. Mr. and Mrs. F. A. Doutv, Mins Essie Robertson, Miss Laurie Bur nett and Charles Irvine drove to Falls City Sunday for a week's outing. The town is already taking on a hon-picking air' An unusual com mercial activity is noticeable in every line of industry. Hop grow ers are engaged in refitting their hop houses and having their smoke stacks in pioper shape for the corn ing season. Prospective pickers are preparing for the seasonand the business houses already note an increase in sales. In two or three weeks we shall be in the middle of the hop-picking season. Mr A. W. Sunsbury write that she has arrived at Ulster City, South Dakota, and i having pleasant visit at the home or her brother there. Mrs. K. C. Kldridge.and younger children were incoming passenger! from Newport Saturday, having Wen there on a vacation of several week' duration. C. C. Sarvis and wife, of Salt an were pleasant callers at this otlioe Tuesday afternoon. Mr. Sarvis is that "notorious Singer sewing machine agent." J. II. Moran sold the Dave Dove farm hist below town last week to Mr. Onasdorf. late of Iowa. The price paid was $7000 for -"20 acres. It is a fine farm. The state convention of the W. C. T. V. of Oregon will meet at Roseburg from September Sth to the 12th. Signed, Mrs. Helen ' Harford and Mary E. Allen. This is the time of year when a man should begin to think about his fence. If vou need anything in this line hunt up the ad of J. E. Wilarm in another CoUllllll. It will interest you. The nrune prop promises to be a light one and dijing will soon be on. D. A. Hodge bag been busily Bn..red in refixinz his drier for the season's run. It i not the in tention to operate the other orier as yet. The ladies of the Independence W. C. T. U. are requested to meet at the home of Mrs. L. L. N hit- eaker on Saturday afternoon at 3 rVl.,..L- in tmnsm-t business for 1 state and county work of the CT. U. Tim r..ut uirnnt is nrenarinc to move to the Hirschberg building on tl.tt north siile of 0 street, at one time occupied by the Star grocery. We hear that the vacated building will be the temporary scene of a shooting gallery. Mrs. E. T. Henkle a'ld daughter, Wrs. Win Barnett and Miss Os borne returned Sunday evening from Neskowan. Tillamook county, where they had been camping, When they left it was raining and yery disagreeable. Miss Alice Dornaife, while re clining in a hammock, was pre cipitated to the ground in some manner alighting on her shoulder and disdocating it, also causing a slight fracture. She is feeling as well as could be expected. The Tillberry boys, the cornet players in the hand, are al th coast at present. On their return they will make preparations for moving onto a farm near Forest Grove. They have been quite a strength to the band and the boys hate to see them leave. Attorney W. H. Powell, of St. Helens, was in Oregon City last Monday. Mr. Powell is well-known in this city, having been principal of the city schools several years ago Oregon City Enterprise. Mr. Powell was principal of the Inde pendence school ft few years ago. Rev. D. M. Metzgar, of Dallas, but rscently from Berkley, Califor nia, where he has been attending a summer school for the past two months, preached in the M. E. church last Sunday evening to a large audience. Mr. Metzgar re turned to his home in Dallas Mon day.. McMinnville Telephone Register. W W W W S- ' W WW ' 20 per cenn 20 per cemi Off! Off! Off! Our entire Carpet line, nothina reserved, From July 10 to Aug. 1st. At which time we will takt our annual invoice, and ilosire to reduce our tock. Thin your opportunity, lleiiieinher the place. The House Furnishing Co. Fine watermelons, canlelopes, peaches, bananas and lemons at Wagoner's, Monmouth and Inde pendence. Mr. Susie Fennell Pipes went to Portland this afternoon where she will remain six weeks preparing for a series of violin concert! to be given this fall throughout the stbt). Shehas fe cured an eminent pianist to assi-t her and will appear in Eugene sometime in October. The exact date together with the program to be rendered will be announced later. Mrs. Pipes has already do mmiMtmted that she is a violinist of rare ability and the people here i will look forward to her concert with pleasurable anticipation Eugene Guard. A letter received by E. T. Henkle from W. O. Landreth, a for mer barber of this city and well known to nearly all here, con tains the following information relative to him. Mr. Landreth is now engaged iu the barber business at Dixon, Salano (To.. California, and is doing nicely. He is also studying law. Since leaving here six or seven years ago he has run shops in San Francisco, Itossburg. Canada, Pitalumu, XTalilornia and Baker City and Astoria. Ore. He recently took a trip from 'Frisco to the Society and Caroline Islands. Japan and up in Siberia, up the Ochslk sea from Japan, all through Siberia and China. He was with Clark's expedition and was gone eight months. He Bays he had a fine time. Strayed from my farm near Mon mouth one sorrell mare 3 yrs. old marked with white star in forehead any information leading to the re covery of fame will be suitably re warded. Fhank Mokhih. Monmouth Oregon. "- N ot Ice of Wootlxawers. . We, the undersigned, pive notice that on and after Monday August 25, 1!)02. the price of sawing oak wood will be advanced 10 cents on the cord. ClIAHI.KH Hl HIIAKI). Ecu Bakkh. gww-, I.oh. A bay gelding, live years old, branded "J" on left stifle, 1.000 pounds weight, had on bridle and part of buggy harness when hit seen. Escaped from owner at Sul phur Springs. Benton county, Aug lift 11th. A reasonable reward will l paid for his return, or for in formation that will lead to his re covery. Du. W. T. Rowi.ky. Corvallis Oregon, PROFESSIONAL CARDS. W. R. ALL IN, D. D. S. ...Dentist... I'uOlle.. Kktrurtlitn Cwir liullillus, Imli 'iwiHli'iuw, i'rr, OTIS II. lll'TMCIt, M. I., Physician & Surgeon. OIUw In iera Hoiim ImlUlliiK, Kewldeliee Phone fi. Olllee phone U ii. i.."iiUTM::ic, Attorney at Law. Collections a specialty. Ollkt al resident", north of Monmouth. h. t. iiicnkm: Bath and Barber Shop. MAIN STI1KKT, iNDKrKM.lE.VL'K, - OlIKOON. She ftrcade, Dauidsor& fledge, Props. CiirarH, Ciirimt ten, Tol :( cos ami Conibct ionory. Fihsx Class Soda Fountain- i. Co.vnkction. ...THE... , j Hlonmoutb Dundry j II. I). WHITMAN, Prop. . Should have your Work. T WtiHhinit called for iind le- livered, both In Dallas and Imle- petidenee. WnHliing called fur 4 on TiK'Hilny ami delivered on a Hatinday Work Guaranteed. -4 Monmouth, Oregon. H. H. Jasperson, UNDERTAKER, Independence, Oregon, t
