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Mr. WeUel is visiting
. S.rtnk this week.
A few from here went to Corval
lis on the excuioi Ut Weilnw
Jay.
Jim Scratlord was visiting old j
fri.uls in Parker last week. J't"
soon leave for Walla Walla,
L will make In" : ''
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future houie.
Win. Fuqua arrived home Wed
nesday with a fine bunch of cattle.
Mr .nd Mrs. A.J. Richardaon
were visiting at the home of Mrs.,
J.O. Davidson one day lat week.
John Vernon is workimt for K.
Evans.
A number from here attended J
church at Suver Sunday.
Mrs. James Tedrow, of Corvallb,
vUitl ner son. Clarence. Saturday
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C. M. Bradley, of Corvallis, spent I (P
Sunday at the home of his parenu. I
Mr. and Mrs. W. P. Bradley, of
this place. j W
Mr. and Mrs Fuqua were visit- Q
orj up the Luckiamute Sunday. k
We are glad to nearwiai r.
Dickinson is rapidly improving
and will soon be home.
The teachers have just found out
that Parker needs a teacher. The
directors receive two or three ap
plications by every mail.
James Helmick and Clay Bush
visited at Albany Sunday.
Stock for Sate.
Tn Wil of 'milch cows. One
Durham bull. Twenty head of
voung stock. Viola Hall,
One mile south of Independence.
Ballston.
Mrs. Mayfield has about recov
ered from her illness.
Harry L. Day, of Portland, or
ganizer for the Woodmen, was nere
Friday.
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G W. Wilcox, the former noiei
proprietor here, has rented his es
tablishment to Peter Ryan and
moved to Portland.
A large amount of wood is cord
ed along the track here awaiting
shipment to Portland.
Mr. Turner, who has bought
Charley Chapin's place, moved
there this week.
Mat Caldwell, of Lebanon, has
bought the farm of his father-in-law,
Kenneth.
Kenneth Campbell will soon
move to Monmouth and will liv
on his farm south of town.
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,..m fWralha last Friday to see
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her grand-daughter and returned
Sunday.
n.t that ha amil ited himself with
special honor at the time of hit
graduation. He had noble qualities
7" , , , i ia his make up; pure thoughts,
Mi.s Marv Helmick haa return- nler con-
, clean iiiii iwi -
ed to Albany to attend school Lciou8 and he bore the stamp of
P. J. Dickinson is reported much trae manhood,
better and expects to return home jjl8 funeral occured last Sabbath
eoon. afternoon at the Baptist church,
The farmers have commenced conducted by Dr. Thomp-o
. VU tVnrrh was filled tO 118
i . r omn mil. n i c i
lttruJinK ouuiv-i v---
Geo.F. Rodgers & Co.
Wholesale
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more rain.
v nect soon to hear of some
of the big hop growers of Indepen-
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dence scattering out a lew uui.u,
dollars worth of nickels to the
children.
America's Famous Beauties
Utmost, capacity with friends who
gathered to pay their tribute of
.otir. to the memory of this
choice young man, whose untimely
death all deeply depiore. n w.B
a member of the Degree of Honor
and the members of this worthy
Fraternity attended the lunerai in
J. C. HUGHES,
PIIACTICAL
Paner Dealers
r - Hoots and noes iiwk iu
Our I'Mwrmi't Hhk are product of tjj,, repairing. All work guar-
tl, tt mlll la the country. You Bnlm n durability and workiuan-
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Will Hva mwii.-j ------
with a.
130 Court St, Salem, Or.
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ltonts and hoes made to order.
BU,p- . . .
A lair snare 01 paironago
licited.
L u.i.. na ihn hill vonder in
t u u. hnnr on sk d eruptions, a """j- ' .
Moicbe, sores, pimples. Ther don't the odd F
?' ... him. uor will any one who uses , . .
'-Mown cemetery he was
KK''TSlaM to rest, where very tears of
r; irnmU r ha it rneuiu van-1 Uon la uoori mo waw
i8b before it. It cures sore lips, cui-
U hknd. chilblains. Infallible for
piles. 25catKirkland Drug Co. a
DIKU.
Elijah West, a brother-in-law of
J. H. Butler, h moved here from
Everett, Wash. He lived on Salt
Creek twenty-five yeari ago.
The rural telephone company
had a meeting last week to make
rules governing the line.
Calvary.
E. Davidson has finished sowing
20 acres of Musquit grass and C.
E. Tedrow six acres of yetch seed.
County School Superintendent
C. L. Starr was through here last
Thursday.
Miss Edith Alexander is visiting
relatives at Wells.
Floyd Mix, who died last Satur
Av mornina: was the eldest child
of Mr. 'and Mrs.' M. Mix. of
our city. He was born in Inde
pendence Srt. mh ISSf? and
lived his mori life at the home of
his parents here.
For six weeks he battled bravely
..,un.1v and uncomplainingly
with that dreaded disease, typhoid
fever and all that the best of medi
cal skill and the most faithful
loving care could bestow were
given him, but all in vain, for
Death claimed him for his victim.
At the age of ' 19, his brief, life
ended on earth, to begin its eternal
existence in a better and brighter
world beyond. He was a young
man of excellent character; loyal to
duty and to the right and ft sin
cere lover of his home and his
friends. It will be remembered
that he was a member of the last
UDOtl
flowers thai cover his (silent home.
The bereaved family have the
beartMt sympathy of the entire
community in their bitter affliction.
failed to inaterial-
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ne. it is reporieu u no b""
pieces at McMinnville.
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