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About Independence enterprise. (Independence, Polk County, Or.) 189?-190? | View Entire Issue (Jan. 29, 1903)
1 ! I M)KPKNIKNCK KN'innPUSK.iNDKrKNDKNCK.OltlON Mil have Their Clearance Sale . I- 'i o- reserved Everything goes at the price of 15c off on the ?lwS hav! Icedno limit on thi? sale as yet, nor do we hold back W ods We gfve you a regular price,, good values and now at the P thP values are not touched by any other house. When you 0 9 nSS shoe for $1.70 yoi are the one who is getting K ffl tfiX.Von tlfe $1 and $1 off - on every $5. I i.6 " N..W ll.U IlKttf.t 10 KllUltt til SHOES. ladies ") flMH'f. 1.IHI " . I.'h: shoes. HATS 1.00 hats -h: l.:!5 " 115 1,10 . 2.00 " 2" cents capn l'Jc MEN'S SHIRTS .42c Cotton Pitting. Lace Cnr- tainH. Underwear, Piece Go-d Gloves, Umbrellas, Rubbery, Rubber Boots, Slickers, in fact everything. "j " Sale will close on Saturday, January 5st. THE RABJBjT blUK. J. A. iXJLJLLi-LiO, iTvx. ' .1 3 1 : 1 TT iri TTQ In Yl O J V f In all Its Branches Day or night calls promptly attended to. Kino hearse in connection. Ar. t.j. uicis, Ombolrncr and Funeral Director. INDEPENDENCE. ORE. "1 i Monmouth Correspondents. ,. 8ick with fever labor and most of the Iber wai and their homes were surrounded by furnished by bin. rauH. we tl-r. T,vcntv-rvel.e,ut of Bl.m. certainly a man devoted to his 1. 1 m Kmri.n. went of town ; work. .Vi il Boots in in the city this -M S A. Kmmott, of Falls City, wa Ui .n Saturday. Monmouth basket bull team are ;ti; g their name up, as they win gaum wtih every team that nM to play them. f.!?imoulli is now up with the (.una lnivinir recently III .. vu.i , - jurl several more electric lights d telephone service. lief. N. Shupp. of the Evangel il church, and presiding older of e same, will hold quarterly meet g SfJtidiiy ami Monday. Mri Georgo Adkins and little ,ogb,ier. He'en. ure visiting Mrs. lkiris' sister, Mrs. Frank Lough y, near the Burns mill. The College Prohibition League id the Prohibition Alliance held 1 interesting joint session Satur 7 .night. A large crowd was t Vht and a good program ren- 4 i Mary Meador la quite III. : J..n Uwlu visited hla relatives luHt week. I. Mack, who has been quite sick, provlDg slowly. C. Lawrence bad some sheep I by dogs last week. L J. V. Dious, who bas been quite , 1 able to be ouk again. Ilanpen.4 Twnlcht. There Ih to lit an event of inlerent at the M. K. church iu Huena v Ista um MMuyev.-iiu.K. - - .,irnwi hylW.I.-utK.lerof thehtuie or- WttrchouSe at Buena, the -chool, with superintendent M.rr j J" WVer.l feet deep, Monday ..charge. A ..denoid lllerar, , 1 and other article, KrB1n w.ll l B,veu by the public aebo,,! , ' , w Hhippill, r()111 to '"Sorrow. Saturday banning at j h. reat anxiety of A. J. Kichard.on. . .,. .uir.- m-atl., J 'th. Corval.is-lndepeu- hchl. I'reHldent Ileasler, sup t. h r owi,)g hihI other bein prm-nt and de ivvring ra Lueklumute bridRe .ddreMea. Dl.e ,f.ra from ue Khb..r.ng : Jb. w.Ur a t p d..lrlcu..r.n.queall to attena and bj g f r orn everyone I. invited. At noon ihe ! ause 0 r and all Iu will be a free lunch me hcu,.. . con8iderable trouble and for.llvl.ltor.. in the afternoon bere, '- co. . 00(1 ,n lhi8 -i Mr. Auten 1 ruiinhin an eulne at fipauldlnis's LikkK Camp. Hupt. Htarr, of Dallas, attended the 1 institute here last Saturday. 'I I... 1 .i..L Uiii.iIp whm so high llixt Halunlay that the lUiral Mail Carrier failed to make the trip. Mrs. Laurie Adklus and children sre vlnltiug Mrs. Frank LauRliary this week on the Luekliiniute. , ,..u .. .i.i- nf furmers attended n. ....-tin iu.r. culled for the purpoae iiiv- .....r, , - of seeing about putting In telephones hint Friday. The baccalaureate sermon w ill be preached at the K oi mal Chapel Kun- day next, the 1st ot ronurary, v eleven o clock. r,.. i,' i' Wiirmore left for Kasteru il.U week to Kive a course or lectures. Rev. Alhyn Ksn will till the pulpit In his absence. The protracted meeting closed last Sunday night at the Christian church. mva a.lflllWina. be- There were iweiuj-""" - Hides several adding i.y icue. A very pleasant wedding occurred In Vancouver, Wash., January 14, when Rev. Win. Hargrove gave his daughter. Mlsa Laura, to Mr. K. Buirum. About Hfty relatives and friends were present. Mr. Bultbrri Is the adopted son of Mr. and Mrs. Wm. McMillan, of Mon mouth. He will wanagea ranch re cently purchased by Mr. McMillan In Clark counly, Wash., near Proebstel. ...ni i. . ....tiiiir from 1 to 3 o'clock, M 111 l'J vv....f Tbe(K!cion should and doubtless will prove of interest and benetit and glKiuld be well attended. Xo subject la of more vital Interest to me iium community and state man mui . good Mchools and parents, teachers and directors shouia unue i" umi-k'-k the work up to the highest pos-sibU) standard. Dtslocutcd Her Shoulder. Mrs Johanna Hoderholm, of Fer gus Falls, Minu., fell and dislocatea her shoulder. She had a surgeon get it back in place as aoou as possible, but It was quite sore and pained her very much. Her son mentioned that he iiad seen Chamberlain's I'alu Italm advertised for sprains n d soreness acd she asked him to buy her a bottle "i it which he did. It quickly re lieved her and enabled her to sleep which she had not done for several days. The son was bo much pleased bin mother that wuu i e--- he has since recommended It to many others. For sale by Kirfeland Drug Co. High Water atlJueni- Bunday and Monday were anxious days for many people in Buena Vista aud the Immediate vicinity. The steady down pour ot the few days previous had brought the Willamette up to such a height that the locality known as the "bottom" was fairly float, many families being obliged to remove to the upper atoriea of their houses, m The Comptou and Zlegler families, section. j. s. mooki:. Tonsorial Artist Only hrst-class workmen em ployed in the "Wigwam." Shop situated on North fide ofCblreet. iiSl Onicors In Charge. Special from Iluena Vista. , For the benetit of friends and member's of the church we give the following list of, officers of the Evangelical Ladies Aid Society and Sunday school respectively, the information having been kind ly furnished us by a member of the church. President Ladies Aid, Mrs. A. Anderson; Vice Pres., Mrs. Anna Rowe; Sec, Mrs. Belle Pagen kopf: Ass't. Sec, Edna Hall; Treas., Mrs. James P.ather. Oflicers oi Sunday school: Superintendent, Mrs. A. Anderson; Ass't. Supt., Mrs. Anna Rowe; Librarian, Elsie I itrtUI T Ass't. Librarian, Tressa Prather; Organist. Alice rvnignieu; ; Chorister, Elmer . llau- We are told that a Falls City minister works at hard work all week and on Sunday fills the pul pit: In addition to this he has built a church house by his own OREGON AND UNION PACIFIC depakt . TIME SCHEDULE abmv KOB FROM IXDKI'BXDKNCE FROM Chicago Halt Ike, Denver, Portland Ft Worth, Omaha, Special Kansas City, St. 4 ..50 p m 9 :20 a in via Louis, Chicago and Hunting- East. ton. : Atlantic Salt l.ake, Denver, Express FtWortb.Omaha, 8 : 15 p ui via Kansas City, St 1050 a m Hunting- Louis, Chicago ton. and East. Pt Fanl Walla Walln.Lewis r.GiMuil trn Rivikane.W al- 6am via lace, F n 1 1 m a n, Spokane. Minneapolis, St Paul.Duluth, Mil waukee, Chicago and tast. 7:S5 a m E. T. IIENKLE, Bath and Barber Shop. vain street, Independence, Okegon. ii Pnrtlnnd to Chicaeo. no - -e ' , T;L-ata laaf. Ilia All Cliange iu caro. , rail pr via boat: and raj via Pwtl.nd. OCEAN ASU Kn r.i oviiuv, FROM PORTLAND. 8 p 111 All sailing dates subject to change. For San Francisco 4pm Sail everv 5 days. Dailv except .COLOMBIA RIVBB Sunday 8pm To Astoria and way Saturday landings. ' 10 p m 4 pm ALHERREN.Agt,, IndepedM.
