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About Independence enterprise. (Independence, Polk County, Or.) 189?-190? | View Entire Issue (Aug. 28, 1902)
,vt.,.VN-KNCK tOTEKn.lSK.IN..KI-KNI0B.OUK0N. Af.UW H O.U.I. AT A PicHd's Gallery And tlie tinest Krtiiieiitolample you ever saw. Everything New. dv she . . TH 1 S Hunting coat at Frazer t Rice's. Mi-s Ella Kop.ru left Sunday ft Portland It. H. Kx too the tram '"' t Portland Sunday. Mrs. V. G. Cressy ' Unite 411 during the wwk, llo not fail to fee those shot gu: t Fritiier t Rice's. Something new in Hop Uiskets at U. M. Wade Co- Pr. W right, a dentist of McMinn ville, was in town Sunday. C. ti. Fisher and John G. tall were Salem visitor Sunday. A baby boy was born to Mr. and Mrs. S. Muhleman Ust week. G. A. Wilcox and family re turned Friday from the coast. II. H. Wagoner was a passenger to Portland Monday afternoon. Mr. W. F. Campbell was a passenger to Portland .Monuay ft A. Hutlev returned to Ta- coma, Waan., Sunday afternoon. Twine for sewing burlap carried in the ball at R. M. Wade & Co. Vr.rv-.il Atkins is now in San Francisco, Cal.. on a brief, vacation Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Hamilton, pf Salem, were in the city friuay. Mrs. A. M. Hurley was a pa-sn ger to Portland Sunday afternoon The Hero fanning mill has no equal. See it at Frazer & Uice'e B. F. Mulkey is moving bis household goods to Ashland this week. W. F. Campbell and I., M. Mc Calebare Portland visitors this week. An elegant assortment of Shot Guns and Pistols 'at Pv. M. Wade & Co. Mrs. M. W. Wallace is in Port land this week, having gone down Monday Roy Hawkins, after spending a week at Newport, returned Friday afternoon. ' Dr. J. M. Crowley and family, of Monmouth, returned from New port Monday. v.. Vv. Cooner after a few days - - i at Sodaville, returned Monday to Independence. Perry Castator and Frank Bruce, ofWinlock. Wash., are here to spend boppieking. The family ofS. M. Goff returned last week from a several weeKs onting at the coast. Rev. A. J. Handsaker, of Mc Minnville, was in the city the lat ter part of last week. Call on J. S. Moore for Herpicide the dandruff cure. Sold in bulk, or applied if desired. Miss Mintie Taylor returned last week from a month's vacation at rnrt While boarding the .ferry boat she had the misfortune to sprain her ankle. (let Rice's. big stocK I 1 Mia Gr;..e Wall.-'" etun..d home Saturday has l Newport a few weeks. V II. . ...r..v li ft Moll' -(ll- l . for l., avenw.rth. Wash., where wilt le.ieh this winter. . ...... 1 fr a lirs.1 class '""h1 Siwoul rte by the week. p,..a,,l,..,t K. 1. U.ssler.of ' Stal Normal, arrtveu m . . . :.. M.. mouth Saturday to remain. i, tUn.l of Monmouth, has 'gathered up a bund of 21 W head ofoil,tV Tillamook ueauusiu. itrttia Hurler, a former In de-ndem Ctrl, is now cashier of the Po'tland restaurant, m - land A. S. Iocke and familv retu-n-d from Newport Friday. They re pott the weather as being fine when they left. Mr. IKmahue, of Portland, after a shorr visit with friends at Mon mouth, returned to the metropolis Monday. Chrysolite, Enameled ware. Acid r f,wi BPi-vieeaMe ami iesi finished Ware produced t K. M. Wade & Co. Art lUmmon leaves Thursday f.,r llend. Eastern Oregon, where lioul lor the next lie nwv... .. nine months. MiwGarlin Hill will l-ave next week for Pomeroy, Wash., where sh has n position in the high school there. For a limited time we will sell CVst Kanges and Cast Heaters for less than the wholesale price. U. M. Wade tt Co. If you want a tine chicken din ner era to the Palace Hotel on Sun day. First-class bar in connection with the hotel. Mrs. T. 0. Campbell and young ,, returned home Monday from r.t the Coast and in Corva'.lis. Pmzpr & Rue have on hand a ! i.J.hnn worn nlows that I liuili'. i Li. . ,,!r.iF in elose out at greatly reduced prices. rnl Hntton was a passenger to Rpltnansnrines Friday to join his daughter who has been sojourning there for several weeks. Mr. and Mrs. D. A. Hoag. after a few weeks' visit with relatives in this vicinity, left Friday for their home at Hoqniatn, Wasn. Mr. and Mrs. Zurcher, of Enter prise, Ore., visited at the home of H Rt. near Monmouth, several days, returning home Monday. Mr. and Mrs. Adam Hartman are visiting the former's parentfi, Mr. and Mrs. T. L. Hartman, who lives south of Independence. Mrs. Katie Williamson, who has v vi.Hincr at the home of J. E. Hubbard, left Saturday for Salem, en route to her home at the uaiiF If you want Men's or F.oy's full tnnk Asbestos Calf Hand Made Shoes call on T. B Clevenger, the Shoe Maker, Independence Ore. J. L. Fishback. of Monmouth, this office with some J CDC 1 J V-i " - very fine specimens of fall peach plums. They are large anu iubcwu. and should command a fancy price i . nr.. r , f iKom should be cultivated in Polk coun ty. it of Frarer A Rice. E. M. Youna was a passenger from Port 1 ml Tuesday. Mrs. A. M. Hurley returned from Portland Wednesday, Or Clodfelter returned Tuesday from a month at th Coast. t'lni-. Rilvieu. after a few dayi in Portland", returned Tuesday. Tlwi VilitK Ami Nola Owen re- eouido of lUrnn.l I vn nn.M ...... . weeks at Newport. ti. A. Wilcox and daughter r rUitimi in Portland. They will return September 1st. Mr. and Mr. Geo. I.. Hawkins and son Herman arrtvwt noma Tuesday from Newport. Mrs. Gwinn and daughter are aain in Independence after a summer's outing on the coast tin KMmi Burnett is expected home tomorrow from a couple of mouths visit at Ashland and Eugene. MU Carrol Huber ana .Miss Lottie Ground, of Monmouth who have been at the Coast, returned lnewa'' . i Miss Vena Golf leaves m a week . i. ii. f...a,i or so lor tireai raus, .... where she will again engage in trt,...hinir. Mr. and Mrs. M. L. Dorris re- turned Sunday evening rro.n a pleasant outing on-the upper Mc- Kenzie. Eugene Guard. Rev. E. J. Thompson writes a friend here from L- AHg-les that he will be at hmue this week anu that he is in excellent health. tk.., Will he nreachtng in the Christian church of this city both morning and evening next - day Aug. .'51 by Bev. I. N. .MUiaey. eat. Strongs ueaiaura.i i- .i. to Lret them. Every thins? served in season. ... ... Right prices. Tavlor Miller had his foot badly mashed by ft thresher near Hueua Vista on Monday. His wounds were dressed by Dr. Puller and the sufferer was sent to his home in Kings Valley. t. Mn. V. A. Doutv. the Misses Essie Robertson and Laurie Km-nnit and Charles Irvine return- .j e.,..,l,iv ..veninff from a week B fnmnintr near Falls City. ri..iK Ttii-hardson returned from t Newport Saturday, his daughter, Miss Ellie, accompanying mm anu .,in nn m Portland. Mrs. nicn- ardson will remain at the coast an other week. rji,,,,! fSmnt. of Airlie, met with a most neculiar accident last w..ek. While eating mutton a ...i,p lodged in his throat and it was several hours before it could be removed. v0vt Snndav is the ' Temper anc; Rally Day" appointed by the Arp.rnn ennference of the United Evangelical ' church. The object ,.rtr,w1v ih to educate temt-er- nnce sentiment and to warn the yonth and children of the dangers ofdrunknness. The M. E.church has been invited through the pas tor to join in the services at this place. The morning service will be held in the M. E. church at 11 o'clock. The evening service will be held in the United Evangelical church. Rev. Osborne will render a solo. Everybody come. , j Wi(onr'8oa cool, and rfrahn you. t -K . vAI-r(. . . Independence and monmoutb lUvlim .cure.l control of ll Nortn! Book Monmouth. wish to call Dm attention o( tl. s-o,.l.. of oik cniity that e are now in s.sitlou to erv. llim.. In tl.e Stationery and Confectionery I i,.s lieuer than ev.r U.fur. Willi our two .tore. w ran VW you the cli ilee of two ilotii. At Our Fountain You will tlml the t everytl.in,, In the u.la line. U Oremn in ru,yw",l",,MWlhr,"i-' '" 7r,c Sr:"....:::::::::.::: - SPECIAL PRICES IN .., . .,.. FiKniiur. ... . v ;i.,r Store. w i , nice 0 r " . i wi tfl...iison tfiHs to Salem to- uiay to oe orerir.. u , . dicitis. Mr. and Mrs. ti. this w-n trom a ig at Cascada. K jj,.,. WU bo in town right aft(.r harvest t do i-hopping ami ftnl Wood sawing at luual rates. The firill il0pH 0f the season were mf.rk,.ted in Eugene yesterday and lht.v ,M for 25 cents pr pound. G A Fort,s professor of physi- cal culture, came in wouniy from Chicago, where i. uu.i..u .1... ll.,!r.ilv ihel'r'. Mr. - vn.l ..n a winning, w" - , - , ,! nst vear anu we like success this winter. Monday morning the team of J. . Burton ran away and it aim wi Hd fatallr to the driver. Gil bert McCabe. The boy was thrown under the heels of the horses und i.i. W and bodv were badly bruised. The wagon box was pretty well demolished, hut the team unhurt. Shepurd Pups Tor Hile. i.,.hr.,l Shmiard Piids for sale 1 UH " - . I .. .1 1..., ' by O. T. .Murpny, 4nut l..... ' Ur. FarinerH Telephone Mim. Vormrs who want private tele phone lines will find it t'l their ad vantage to call and see me. You can get telephone service at very reasonable rates. h'kr"" won't coitt you anything Wm. B. Baknktt, Agent, Independence. Notice of Woodsawera. We. the (indersignt-d, f;ive notice.. 'puesdny and delivered on f that on and after .Monday August - mi ii.a ,.ri,'P it' sawine oaK i'i, ji'u . i" ,vw " wood will he advsnoed 10 cents on the cord. CllAKl.KS Hl HItAUl). El-H l$AKKK. ' -" " .,aUMuaaa4Ms)lMM t-WV i k tKlraty aoot. - - A T QUAIN IIIUA Ourl of Thnukn. I desire to publicly thank the Knights af Pythias, Woodmen of the WM and Circle Lodge of Independence, for their kindly aid and sympathy during the recent nnil death of lit V wife. Sin- Icerely, l'KIKIt Kl KKK. PROFESSIONAL CARDS. W. R. ALLIN. D. D. S. ...Dentist... Cnliili- F.nlriu'tliiu HTliilly. ('Mtwr Hullilliitf, liiilniwiMlKiirw, lr. OTIS II. ItUTl.KK, M. !., Physician & Surgeon onieu 111 0mth Untitle tmlhlliiil. HcslileiH-e I'houe fi. Dtllee I'hone 8 iiiri ijiit, Attorney at Law. ColltK-tions a specialty. Ollict at residene, north of Monmouth. i: t. ih:n ki.i:. Bath and Barber Shop. MAIN 8TKBKT, ISDKPKMIKNCK, OltKOOX. She ts peetde, Dovidaor? & edges, Props. OiJrai-rs.Cijjraft'ttoi-.Tobaf-pom and CotilVu't ionox-y. Fmsi Class Soda Fountain CoNNKCTION. IN I ...THE... monmoutb Dundry j II.D.WIHTMAN.I'roii. Should have your Work. WttMhlim called for and de- llvered, both in Dallas and Inde- k .!,, i,.iich. VVaHlilmr called for f V n.uiiv.i- .i ri Hnttinlny isiuiirciay... i Work Guaranteed, it Monmouth, Oregon. H, H. Jasperson; I UNDERTAKER. independence, : Oregon. M0
