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W. V Pereival wa In Portland
this week.
John 0. Stoll warf Sali-m v1"'"
tor Sunday,
Wear the green at the
Patrick's ball March 17th.
!...,.., .1- Mnrlev wHiit '.Miu'tn IKmtm.xi seeing win ..
v,"lv ' .. .I ,-V . ..I ila-'W'.,!
Harper ncrswi j in i
ncsdav. March 1 1th.
m-irtown.
Miss Klla Robinson is nil opera
tor in the telephone office.
Mrs K. F. Paddock was a hi
senger to Portland Friday.
V!rii in Salem visit Strong's
Restaurant. It is headquarters for
Independence peojl.
Miss Georgia Harper will posi
tively appear here on Miirch Uth,
playing "Camille."
J. K. Johnson and wife, of .Nel
son, P.. I'., arrived in town Monday
on a v'wit t relatives.
Mrs. John Itolt. after a visit here
with the family of II. Wood, re
turned 10 Salem Friday.
Mr. and Mrs.. A. K. Shirley, of
Pullman, Wash., who have Ummi
visiting friend here, were passen-
sengeis to Salem Monday for a
short visit.
Mrs. M. Smith, of Lafayette, in
in charge of the millinery tore of
Mra. A. M. Hurley, whil she is in
Portland selecting her spring stock
of millinery.
The Workmen lode of this
place are to have a big time on the
evening of the ISth here. It Is
free and you Invited. More parti
culars next week.
Notice After March 1st all
e Social and Personal. ! ov-r from ll TwdA'
II. C. Miller, the bicycle repair
shop man, has purchased the
Mr. Lee, a son of Superintendent ! hoard at the Little Palace Hotel
J. 1). Lee, of the penitentiary, was I will be f i ot) per week and with
room iftMt'to per week, me
public will take notice.
Camille!" Camille!"
Cooper it Hurley do nota-y work.
Cooper it, Hurley want 2 pood
citv lots.
Wm. Tatoni and w ife were oyer
from Dallas Sunday.
Churl-? Masterson visited in
New berg over Sunday.
Pres. I. L. Campbell, of Eugene,
was in the city Sunday.
Go to R M. Wad- it Co. fur your j
paints. Their block is fresh. j
"Camille," bv Miss Georgia
Harper (herself) March 11th.
OooiK-r it Hurlev want a oO acre
tract suitable for a dairy farm.
I). L. Hedges and J. R. Cooper
visited the capital city Tuesday.
Edward Rosendorf, of Coryallis,
spent Sunday in Independence.
Mips Mae Kennedy was quite ill
the past week with a lung affection.
L. M. Hall, of Monm uth, was a
passenger to Saleiri Tuesday morning-Ross
Nelson returned last Thurs
day from a month's stay in Portland.
Wanted. A girl to do general
housework. C. E. Tedrow, Mon
mouth. A child was born to Mr. and Mrs.
Thos. Tuck, of North Independence
last week. '
restaurant of M. C. Winn.
The Woodmen lodge of Pallas
has arranged for a street carniyal
there the first week of June.
Miss Grace Damon was over
from Salem Saturday evening She
wbs accompanied by a friend, Minn
I.eona 'Ryan. They returned to
Salem Sunday morning.
Mrs. J. 10. Hubbard was out
She y?reQd
Dsvidaoi? & ffdf, p,
( 'iirut'H. iJltruriMtf T..
a tu I Contort loii,r1
Fmsr Class Soua Foi'vt(!,
. Connkction.
American Field Fe,e j,
strongest and best. Tim U;
th'M'heHpUKt. Huy Allieri-4t
K. K. Ynrni'11, a resident 4,
plaew, wax taken to tilt
hospital ri iuily, u a rult
won ml he received several ,J
, ao while culling wood. Thti
' in I.M Mti'd in thn kneii mdJ
feared a serious praliott t;
I necessary
f... i 'r.'ti...... SIi i n.l.i i'
. . , , ,, i picking wild H-nvers Sunday after
from McCoy, where rhe had been ' .
at the bedside of her mother.
I have four thoroughbred Ply
mouth Rock roosters for sale at II
each. Enquire of J. Wihnn.
Mrs. M. E. Hendricks returned
to ber home in McMinnv'lle Fri
dav after a few davit' visit here.
! noon, the first of the season. It's
a pretty nice climate where wild
lluwrs bloom in February and
March, isn't it?
The Independence orchestra
wi-dn-s to announce a d:incing parly
at the opera bouse tins Siturday
evening, tMan h 7th. A cpecial
Cooper it Hurley have some good : motor will return to Monmouth
bouses and lots and 3 good farms after the dance. dirge atteu
near Monmouth, particulars free, j dance is surmised.
Morris Winrut, of Salem, has i Cooper it Hurley state they are
been in the city several days this ; very much pleiw-d with the real
week looking alter business inter-j 'ate outlook in lu.lependence.
est!J 'and report thi sale of a house and
s' masterpiece. '-Camille," J lot 1,1 old tow- fnr,n"rl-v U,,'"K
presented here 'on March to J" ,S Coolwr' nlH0 llm C'
Ilerren farm, three i.iiles from
! Monmouth to Mr. Smith, of Dallas.
The McMinnvillo Reporter has
will oe pre
11th by Miss Georgia Harper (her
self.) "
Miss Winnogene Osborne yisitod
her parents here last week, return
ing to McMinnville Sunday afternoon.
The best show of the season on
March 11th at the opera housei
'Camille."
Don't forget that Miss Georgia
Harper will positively appear here
March 11th.
Claud Fryer spent Sunday in
town, returning to Salem Monday
morning.
Frank Richardson returned on
Tuesday from a several days' visit
to Portland.
Mrs. D. B. Boydston was a pas
senger Sunday to Whi tenon for a
brief visit.
Mrs. Surah Young, of Portland,
has been at the bedside of Mrs. I.
Claggett, this we-,k.
Y. A. Gray and wife, who have
been visiting at The Dalles, return
ed home Monday.
Call on J. S. Moore for Herpicide
the dandruff cure. Sold in bulk,
or applied if desired..
Mrs. M. W. Wallace and Mra. J.
S. Bohannon are in Portland this
week attending the millinery openings.
Mrs. W. P. Connavvay returned
to l;er home in Vancouver Friday,
after a two weeks' visit with friends
in the city.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Bennett
leave this week for Eastern Oregon,
where they are to make their home
this summer.
Miss Kirkpatrick, of Portland,
after a brief visit at the home of J.
Dornsife, returned to her home
Sunday afternoon.
It is already settled that Inde
pendence is to haye a 4th of July
celebration. Get ready early nnd
haye a "crackerjack" celebration.
Milton McGowan is down from
Eastern Oregon on a visit to the
Shttfer family, of Highlands. Hei
has been absent from here for four!
years. I
We desire to notify the public j
that our photograph galleries will i
be closed on Sundays hereafter. J.
M. McCaleb and Miss Mollie
Johnson.
Dr, W. C. Brown had to kill his
fine young mare last week as a re
sult of a broken leg. A full sister
of the famous Little Maid, the doc
tor's animal, brought the sum of
$5000 and his mare was conserva
tively valued at $1000. Aside
from the value she had a warm
spot in Dr. Brown's affections and
the following to say about a former
Independence attorney: "Attor
ney Harry Ilallinger. of Port Town
send, yinited his parents in this
city thin week, after quite a long
absense He is doing well in the
law business on the Sound."
Dr. W. 0. Brown closed his den
tal parlors the first of the month
and will shortly leave for other
fields. During the few years Dr.
Brown has resided in Independence
he, has formed many friends who
regret that lie has decided to move
away.
Cooper it Hurley want a hop
ranch of V0 acres and other land
adjoining.
C..oM.r .t Hurley show their
proM-rty to the ImmcHeekerr.
Mr. and Mm, J. S. Cooper were
miugliui; with demite this week.
Mis Ihirke has tn-en ill with In
grii this week, ineitmcittiiig
her for school work.
Mr. Holcomh is to n.vept 'si
lion in the Dickinson livery staid
the first of the month.
Mr. Creighton, a resident of
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l-.iil., I III HI. 111H ilOUlt' lllf-l, . . . I ... .i
i neceirv io locain ui ,
consumption this week. ! trouble. A friend of Mr Y,.
Rev. ti II. O.iUirne, now grand j vidited him undy and hM,
lecturer for the A. O. I'. W., visited : U quite cheerful and in glaj k
his family here Tuesday. , all bia friends who may W
,,, . , ,, ctillinj while over there.
Lecturer '"limney, or the
A. O. U. YV., was in town Wednes-I Thw Georgia Harper C. i
dav, arranging for a date In nhout j appear hero nixt WeduemUj
two weeki. Notice of meeting next, niug In Human maUrj
wlt i "( iiuiille. In conversation
Uhe advanced agent, he nil'
K C Fldridjje's ssew churn at tntet that Min Hnrper'n jt
the creamery has halt the rapacity vin sufbrientlv improved tojs.
more tlmn his old one. The In- )n r npncrant'o regularly o
denndence creaiherv is one of th e singe hereafter and that link
i- i i . iii-......t
finest creameries in Oregon. '"""' ""l'" W"V" "nv" l
to pe her on tin wrnninit
Anie'icull field lem-e weighs two people hhoiild tnke iolvhl
iHiunds more to the rod than other the opportunity pieented to
makes,! the same h.-ight Con.; Rented 'an artist v!
seqiH-ntlv it is stronger better and ; '
el per. You can .- the dillerent ( Mr. Graci Hull, nee A I.
kind at R. M. Wiide ,t t'o. , has again b-eii awarded lint I
or in a crrep4indeni:e ia
Mrs. 1. Claggett nu(rre,l a Mr.. M uf fiv ni()i!,,
Of paralysis Sunday, and for awhile ; wlti(,h f )urli( ,
was in a Verv critica cndil......! TU iN1,n.KM,f;v, K Kv
Her left side is completely I'm-. ,.BK (1,rwl H )iri t,tlUtttt.
lyzeu. uer coninuon ai presein
is fiivorable for recovery
pomlelit eliding it the bent
items, quality and nuautitv
Remember the (i. A It. bull on ; siderml, for a pe-iod ending (Xi
St Patrick's evening. Pri.es are to , I'.KIJ Seventeen person e'
given and a splendid tim-j is id the ronlem nu, Mrs. Hall
assured. Prizes urn to le given : Another Contest was started
and the music will be fiit rlass. , i-lnsed few days ago, audi
Come out and have K''d time. lmiv won first pri. a line ai,U
ti Hon, and Oliver T Solir re. ! llk ,l!,"k- '" "tifully finished,,
.i c . i i I mirror on lop
fKiitlv mini AI lnnes'iln. Were look. 1
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iv nun x j -i"ii u I -jtiurimi"
Alarm Clocks
85c $1.00 $1.25 ,
Another lot of Seth Thomas 8-
day Ciockb expected to arrive in a
day or so.
Yours for Clocks
Kranter$o
Reliable Jewelers
and Opticians.
Independence, Oregon.
iiiir over our citv this Week nml
stated that they were very favor- ? a"''',v
ably impressed and would return;
later on. t tiey nave isen over
most of the valley looking for a lu-
cation. j
Mrs. Hall cff.iS
inal 'jotiri
Corvallis tJait'tle.
More HiotH.
! l)ltiirliiin i-s of rrlki-rn are not 4
Iv as Rruve us mi lihllvldual dUwilel
the HVHlem. (Iverwnrk. Lum of !c!
The Independence cot 'respondent ; nervous tension will I followed ij
to the Dallas Itemizer says: "A j '""'"l. reliable
i - , . . i .immediately employed, i
grave and serious esse of neglect in . .. .. , , .. ,
ft iiotlung eft eUdit to cured sortlrn
me care oi me ciniu oi r rariK isian- the llv.r or kidneys m Kleetrlc Bill
chard and wife is being investigated jli's a wonderful tonlo and efftdlf
by the school lniard and some ofjner vine and the greatest all
prominent citizens. The child is 8
years old and does not know any
thing about the inside of a school
house and if not kept ofT the streets
will probably cause the arrest of
the parents for the neglect.
Mr. and Mrs. F. '15. Chnato, of
New Hampshire, are here on a
visit to Mrs. Choate's father. W. G.
Cressy
medicine fur run down syatemi.
dispels iiervousneMN, rheumatism Hj
neiirulitla and exp0 uialarln grM
Only !Aks and saturaction gunrsom
by Klrkland Dm Co.
PROFESSIONAL CARDS.
W. R. ALLIN, D. D.S
...Dentist...
They pi'ul Oregon a visit' Kir-iion
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cigoi, vi-ars ngo mill are (lit- 1
lighted with the climate here,
though thy think in the New Eng.
land states money is easier made.
Mr. Choate says Oregoniatis do not
realize the value of their resources;
that some of the wood used here
for fires is worth rs hiah as Mfl
per M in New Hampshire. He
thinks the people of Independence
should he a unit in securing some
manufacturing enterprise to estab
lish here, as property would soon
double and the future of our town
Cooprr Huildlui.
Inli-Imlnr,e"t
GEO. E. BREY
MKAI.KH I.V
HAY, GRAIN' AND PRODUCE
Independence Feed Mills
he regrets very much to lose her,
unquestioned.
'Independence, Oregon
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