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T RE IS NO SUBSTITUTE
S Social and Personal.
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K'nr Sale -A cram drill HI
I ;.. i ....; ..I F. K. lUriu, j wwr.
Hum. n-j
i l i i'I nvi nun. f.iiii rlv Kl I'lll ...
i,,;' ; running .lx ut
i . U . I.' Morrison, evening, a n-il wrt "
1 r, .. I..W.-.I. Tim purpose of the tax m
v,. i:.,rL.. 11. nirnilt uii, I , , ..... ,.
'Mrs.KMIer.o S.M.j. ; Je'f lh ,l.,11ol yr.
tendance at tl. graduating
! . . t. ii.i -. Owinrtotlie revival u.cotinij
Cises III iHO,,,n ... . i ii i lrt,L.,i.
i i h are being I"'!'! t llnik"
Miss tiraeo 1111. ul Oregon tltl, ,.,..,, ,v n,.v Guy rhl.
, who has been vi-i'g lwr u,,l,-f HiilHlH.ro, Or.. tluTP will '
i.Mrs. W. T. !'-v-'"- Ht 1m',m limu.i.. H.-rvu-nt Klki"- Hd.ool.
j Vista, returned home Monday. ; u,U!ip sunday night. Rev. S.J
i Hon. Ira Smith, of Vale, Ore., Lindsay.
; was in the city Tuesday. He U W,MicUovledge a pleasant call
M.ighly elated with thst section and from Mr nn, Mr. Morrison, of
i (,-ivH Yale will retain he "n,.v Monmouth, lately from Pcnnsyl
LI". v in in. Th.-v are delighted with
Utention of all Masons and vis- this county. Mr. Moirtson has
iting nemers is called to the lee ,mha.-d n int. ,1 in th.. ICnco
ture of Hev. K. J. ThuiMiu ni'xt hjw mill on tho I.m-kinmuto
iS.iturd.iy night -n Aiui.mh u from
February 14th is Uie nay.
Ceo. W. (irard vi.xite.1 Albany ; gonry."
I .IIP3 .Hill ..... .......
: I'nala-k.i urvl t"nyn h i- rnjoying
to
last week.
"Miw Clara Irvine returned
McWniiville Tuesday.
Kev. N. Shuppe, of Portland,
was in the city Monday.
V. If. Walker was a Tacouia,
Wash., visitor lr.pt week.
Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Ir.land
were in Portland this week.
Valentine Day.
What it is as siw by the cylopedk,
4 .lay c.ii.H.r,..urtlril ... .f ';"'"' )
o. u.iM ol.-.v.1(-. of II... .I..V .m ...ular tl
; that day '-I,.
, ..f te.,l..r or .1.1 !.. l.-l.'Her ' "
ill the I nit'd Mt-'."
TI.U Kreal d.y IM lul.rv,..l at I ...i I-ar. ,
!, ,,f a .,,. vl,.a,nu. Vl-..l..,-. fro,,, I vt. M for ... 10. i
iVI CflllH.
Miss Pert ha 0.4orne is ",joytnR XH winter in the fur north. Ihe
a blnirt visit m the country with ' 118t g,fc;i ,.t.amT arrived there on
.. . i . Di ' . . .i.i.i.
her narents. Mi l.erimi "'" Jamiarv nearly two nionins
Inonis telephone girl during her she 11U lK,t l,.rned of her father' j
i absence. death at the lime of the depaiture;
! The steamer Ruth resumed its of the steamer for the slate.
' i up-river trips Friday. arriyiuK( .l!en Patterson ar.d Karl Hoop-
here early Saturday morning aim ; PnKarm.r, both lormer imiepen
eoinc no farther up the river than , tj ,,,.,. l,Vs, are now employed in
Uhisixvint. Ithe freiulit ollice of the Southern , from California, Ari..na. rc ,
C L. .Sperl;n and L. S. Hilliaid i f,jvj(j FIn.Pi recently T( ' I'avifio it Porlland. Mr. Patterson whore h ha' leii for sev.ral
were Salem visitor Monday. turned from Chicago, lias decided is occupied in cluckinK lut ffvckd.
E. W Cooper was a business to remain here until prnii;. when ; freight n it is loaded into cars and
visitor to llarrisburg this week
Hon, Ira Smith returned U Sa
lent Wednesday.
Mis Kdith M .t-chke i- visittnir
the luinily of A. L. Sp. rlii.k".
R. D. OiM'per retun.1 Tuesday
Manmouth.
J Y. Kirkiand was confined in
doors this week owing to illness.
Miss Clara Irvine, of McMinn
yille, visited relatives here this
week. ,
Ernest Irvine returned last week
tromi several weeks' stay in Cali
fornia. Mips Mabel Cooper has returned
from teaching a term of school near
North Yamhill.
Dr. W. C. Brown returned FrI
day from a visit to relatives at
H.iam. wash. Lome by Mrs. Elijah Johnson, for
Mrs. . M. Young has returned I mrly Miss Emma Coquillette
from the Salem hospital much im
proved in heaUh.
tl. S. Clark and family have
moved to Salem, where they will
reside in the future.
Call on J. S. Moore for Herpicide
the dandruff cure. Sold in bulk.
or applied if desired.
When in Salem visit Strong's
Restaurant. It is headquarters for
Independence people.
We notice the Eastern Oregon
papers are speaking highly of Itey.
G. Howard Osborhe's lectures.
Mrs. AL Ilerren and son, Carl,
also Miss Grace Jones were pas
sengers to Ileppner Sunday for a
short visit.
v.. ml iimmrlAtit measures are
Ihe will probably go to I.os Angles, i Mr. Iloopengarner is hi!lm r.erk.l M (.,itll.i ,,. A,
I California.
At a regular meeting of Pallas j the Civic luiproveinent
President P. L Campbell, of the I public st ho 1 Uiurd Thursday
State University, came down from ' night a levy of one mill was inado
Eugene Monday morning- to assist to pay the interest on school bonds.
in the commencement exercises at The amount of bond for the .lis
Uriel is !f7VH).
The district lias
The hoard also
c ..f Multnomah thmting debt.
i .,,.,(; Wink 'gave u the tpachers. except the
county, and Representative frank p ... . ... ,
attenned l,nmT'' '"i' '
Moss Walker, of Lebanon, bus
rented tho (Sale Hotel in Pallas.
Pavev, of Marion county
commencement exercises at Mon
mouth Monday evening.
xr.a ii..:,u Wliite.ker return-1 Tlli) 1,wlt;1 '-H tlm lrypty of Mrs
,'V. ', ' . .ir ! Ebert Thoinnsoii, the widow of
ed r riuay ironi a trip io uu'imaiu, ;
WVaeh. She was accompanied ' w "'". "-'
inouipson noius mis nuuse in
partnership with J. U. TiionipHon,
father of Ebert. who died in I'ort-
Y.A.Gray has decided to move ; ftn( a Hhrt ti1H, M.,ce, where he
his commwion house to the build- (or m(.ji(,ai tr(.atnieut.
ina vacated by the Extkkpkisk of-1
fice a year or so ao. He w ijrl' Rev. P. V. Poling, of The Dalles,
make the change by the 8th inst. '"
L. C. Gilmore, at Los Angeles.
California, ha3 purchased a half
interest in a machine shop there.
! arrived this noon and at U o'clock
: at the Congregational ehu-eh, con
ducted the funeral of A. I!. Woodin
j a prominent member of tho con-
!irruirfi,t.,f,.liiyitki.ll. IHtkOtrittfa fit
The new company's first order was ,b.,,. . ... ., ,r,
: J , , I, .Mr. Poling in this city. There
the construction oi an automobile.; ., i , : ,i,,;i;. ,
. was a large attendance, including
You should see those new hand-j the A. 0. I'. W. mid G. A. R. in
caryed picture frames at PicKeFs. bodies. The burial service whb
They were made in China and conducted by the A. O. V. W.
Japan and nr the rage of the; Albany Democrat..
present season. Exclusive ageni
for Polk county.
The Independence orchestra an-; tn,,nl 1(.re this week. Miss Harper
n ounces a dance Saturday evening wa8 m,ahle to nccompauv the
The Palace Hotel keeps growing ; at the auditorium. Art orchestra tro-ipe, hut the company's work
in public favor right along. First j f f,mr piwes and j.ossibly live will was of a higli onler notwitliHtaml
class meals, at reasonable rates is ; )fi () hand for the occasion. AU;jr)(, 1(,r enforced absence. The
what is doing it. j are invited. I greatest inconvenience' her absence
I The Georgia Harper Co. played
Kiw'eewHfnl I liri..iiitflitK fii !Oitfi..
...p
Mri. Wm. Staiger, a sister of
Mrs. K. B. Paddock, returned to
Salem Monday, after a short visit
with her sister here.
Several of the Elks from here at
tended the big blowout in Salem
last Thursday evening. E. M.
Young took the degrees.
Warren Creasy visited in the
city Sunday, leaving in the after
noon for South Bend, Wash. He
Rev. T. P. Ilaynes, Wm. C used was the necessity of atrik
Williams, Hattie Evans, Henry ! inf? out a11 ,;,utial Pla'8 thus d(J"
Williams and Marion Ilaynes, of Priving our theater-goers the
Lewisville. were passengers Tues-! privilege of seeing Camille put on
day to Tangent to attend aD the stage by a first class company.
Epwnrth League institute. i Comedy dramas made up the roles
piayeu ami uieir wurs. was ai,
Such rare bargains as S. M.
Daniel, of Monmouth, is ofl'ering in j
all lines of merchandise cannot!
last forever. His big sale closes j
Friday, February 7. For prices
Should this excellent troupe carry
out their intentions of playing a
return engagement they will be
greeted by crowded houses.
had been to San Francisco on busi-1 se his add on another page. Lotsj G. L. Hawkins, of this county,
liess.
of good bargains left.
i went to the Fulton ranks Saturday.
ticket carried, something
be doing.
Remember the Ma. querade ball!
Friday evening. February l ''th It
is a benefit to the G A R. and W, !
R C Prizes for best SUslaineiU
characters.
R. ',. I a mMi was a Sinn visi
tor Wednesday. He i t ne.sed I he
balloting in si hat, r and attended
a meeting ol the v iiu mnnilerv In
the evening. '
Soin one wriiiii), Iron, Mmi
mouth to the Oreg'nnau Hunts It,'
F. Mulkey for V. S. senn'.or. It is'
said thr.t "P.. F." bus his rye on
the late Representative Tongue
position.
Albany College ami the Mon
mouth Norma! school will debut";
Friday evening, March 7. The
question will h-, "KcMilved. That'
organized labor is more detriinen-,
tal to the public welfare, thanj
organized capital, under existing
conditions in the P. H" Albany'
submitted the question so Mon-1
mouth will have choice of side
Herald. !
To I'oiilfry I-'aiM-lers. j
Should this catch ynureyeai,dj
should you wish to buy good stand- j
ard breed (o1d"n liulf ('(K-hin1
chickens I have a few to spare
sor breeders. Eirgs lor sale in sea-!
fon. Call on J. H. Mo.ire, street, j
Independence, Or., for prices.
Sealed Itids Wanted.
Sealed bills will be received by
the undersigned up to mid includ
ing March 10, PI03, for tho haul
ing of about 100,000 feet of oak logs
a distance of about five miles, said
contract to be completed not later
than July 15, 1903, the right to
reject any and all bids is reserved.
For specifications, etc., see the
undersigned.
F. A. Dnl'TY.
t, W. Sean. A. J. G
S. Cooper nnd other were
1-mij Wdnepday,
Bargain! j
i Horses, harness nnd J
lilt). Splendid bargain t
man who can tuakn Use of j
team. Enquire at this o!l':
; itoitx. !
u'lo Ml'l'KEV.-At" "the " 1
Sanatorium, Salem, Or.-s; I
day, renniai v r.'w,
and Mrs. it. F.
-Statesman.
Mulkey,
. PROFESSIONAL CARDS'.
W. R. ALLIN, D. D
...Dentist... I
Hwllijr.
( ..T fl 7
llMll'IWI.d'f
Slatcbei
t.'.,(K, n.oo, 8.iM, io.ih), Hi
Are the price ij,i a lin
Winchi it puiH-elitlly ftilapHi
for . . . t
Working 3l
They me mado to (jivi'siiu' i
faction, . . I'
Rramer
I
Reliable Jeweler
and Opticians.
Independence, Or
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Independence Feed f .
Independence. Off.