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About Independence enterprise. (Independence, Polk County, Or.) 189?-190? | View Entire Issue (June 25, 1903)
Tt:S OLD RSUADLE ft GJl) ill Absolutely Pure THERE IS NO SUBSTITUTE aociai ana rersuucu. j Stock pasture. C. W. Leonard. A nice line ot summer underwear at Mesaner's. A. J. Goodman and wie were in Salem Friday. Take your butter, eggs and poul try to Messner's. F. A Douty was a passenger to Portland Tuesday. A. J. Goodman was a passenger to Portland Tuesday. P. C. Patterson, of Portland, spent Sunday in town. Just received a new supply of black soisette at Messner's A. F. Campbell, of Monmouth, spent Friday night in Hillsboro Wm. Cockle returned Saturday from a trip to Harrington, Wash. Chas. Collins is at present in Seattle, Wash., working in a drug store. ' The Baptist church will serve dinner on the Taylor lawn on the Fourth. Mr. and Mrs. T. D. Qampbel! and vonng son were in Corvallis this week. J. K. Johnson, of Eugene, was in this city and Monmouth Mon day and Tuesday. Paul Wyman, who was here lor Normal commencement, loft last week for Taeoma.- Claud Kurre left this week for the Big Bend country, Washington. He will locate there. , Miss Grace Gill, of Seio, spent a portion of last week in Indepen dence and Monmouth. Miss Maude Iliff completed her school Tuesday and returned home to spend the summer. When in Salem visit Strong's Restaurant. It is headquarters for Independence people. How about that suit of clothes for the 4th? Messner can please you in style and price. Rev. E. J. Thompson attended a meeting of the Presbytery at Wood burn Tuesday evening. For style and comfort wear the Warner corset. There's none bet ter. For sale at Messner's. For Osborne Binders, Mowers, Rakes & all Extras, Call on J. H. Moran agent. Monmouth Or. The young son of G. P. Locke, of near Buena Vista, while riding a horse under the branches of a tree was thrown to the ground and his collar bone badly dislocated. Mies Crypto! I.aughlin, one of the Normal class of 1X1. loll Friday for her home at North Yamhill. M-s. O. L. lUwklnp, of Pallas, visited old friends in Impendence Friday, going to Salem Saturday. v Edith Owen left Friday for Mt. Angel, to spend a few days as the guest of the sisters in charge of that institution. Miss Nell Elgin, of Corvallis, vis- it,l th fWilv of 0. A. Wolverton. M.mmnuth. and friends here over Sunday. Master Frank Kirkland is wear nehis left eye In deep mourning as a result of catching behind the bat without a mask. Mrs. Ed Clodfelter came in Sun day morning from Eastern Oregon, and is visiting her mother, Mrs. A. A. Cattron, at Monmouth. Miss Smith, teacher in the train ing department of the Normal, went to Portland Tuesday to at tend the teachers' institute. C. II. Teal and wife left Friday for Monkling, Eastern Oregon, in tending tc drive the entire distance. They will live in Eastern Oregon. Mrs. Martin, of Ilickreall, died Friday evenin? of general decline, aged 87 years. She wa tne moth er of a large and representative family. Mies Uiggins. this year's music instructor at the Normal, has gone to Boston. She will study music there and in New York City this summer. Friday the Polk County Wool As sociation offered its 200,000-pound pool for sale at 1G J cents. The bid wa rejected, and July 8 set for a second offer. J. D. Conyers came in Tuesday from Pullman, Wash. He is in charge of the dining hall of the Washington Agricultural College at, Pullman. TknrxWa Ophsv and wife, of San Francisco, visited the Cressys here this wek. Mr. CressyN 13 a business man in the Calitornia metropolis. The boats have suspended all trins farther up the river than In dependence, and if water keeps fall ing as the past few days navigation wiTTsTopTo this point. The Adkica damage soit against the city of Monmouth is to haye a rehearing. This makes the third trial. "Third chance is last and best of all the game." For sale 11 head of shoats, 9 1 .1 CI 9 pigs, two monins oiu, & cuwo, o head yearling calves, 1 calf four months old. Enquire, ol Claude Kurre, two miles south of Independence. On Sunday, June 14th, at 4 P. M., at Pendleton, Ivan Lewis, a former Independenco boy, led to the altar Miss Jennetta Cunning ham. They are to reside in East ern Oregon. ' The mother of Merritt Tillery is lying at the point of death at Ball ston, and she may answer the final summons at any moment. She has been an invalid for nearly a quarter of a century. W. R. Rutherford, one of the star students of the Normal, returned to his home at Burns, Harney county, Friday. He intends tak ing up work preparatory to enter ing a medical college. Maurice Butler has the mewl". Meaner carries a complete line of groceries. Miss Mabel Bateuian U ill "ilh the measles. M.i I) Davidson was a passen ger to Portland Monday for a fw days' visit. Mr. H. Murrhy returned Monday from a trip to Moro. Sher man count f. Miss Grace Gill returned to her home in Soio Tuesday after a Vit wuh friends here. J. F. Bunn. wife and child, of North Yamhill, are guests of V. L. Fraxer and wife. Miss Maude Patterson returned Thursday from North Yakima, Wash., where she has been teach ing. Raymond Heukl?, of San Fran cisco, was an incoming pjssenger Monday afternoon. He left 'lues day. Gould Cressy is visiting at the home of Warren Cressy at South Bend. Wash. He will remain for a few weeks.. If vou have freight coming from Salem let the Uyers stage handle it for you. Charges reasonable aim services quick. W. P. Bevens, of Buena Vista, returned Saturday from Portland, where he underwent a successful operation on his eyes. Mrs. Henry Waller went to Mt. Angel Academy Saturday to visit her daughter, Louise, and attend commencement exercises there. Miss Pearl Cooper returned this week to Portland, and she will be in next week's graduating class of nurses from the Good Samaritan hoppital. The Odd Fellows had two candi dates to trod the straight and nar row path last Thursday evening. A crowd was over from Dallas and a special returned to Dallas after the initiation was over. J. 0. Rus?ell, of Monmouth, left Saturday for Klickitat county, Wash., to visit a homestead he.has. He will spend the summer nt Walla Walla, and next fall will enter the senior class of the U; of O. ..w,,nrc imiwiENDENCK,OKKON INDEPENDENT iiiua,, - Ice Cream AH Amounts, ...Owing to the extreme hot weather last week, , m,ul,le to supply th. demand for 1. Cream In hulk. W, re now ready for all call y amount.. . . Harry E. Wagoner, Confectioner, - Independence, Ore. PROFESSIONAL CARDS. W. R. AULIN.D.D.& ...Dentist... I'ululru Kilrartlun Mxvrliilty, TenU and wagon covers at Kraier & Rice's. Miss Alice Smith, of Monmouth, und John Handsaker were married in Eugene last week. Mils Kate Ketchum and Mi Lola Stark graduated from Mt. Angel Academy Monday. The votes for Goddess of Liberty w'll be counted every 1" minutes Oil the night of Saturday, June 27, from 8 until 9 o'clock, when all votes will be closed. Miss Maggie Pomeroy, of Dallas, spent Saturday and Sunday in In dependence. She report the firm of Bryan it Son packed and ready for removal to Falls City. Dee Simpson was running with the hone team Saturday, and fell. He was run over and lost enough cuticulo to paper a small room. A tooth or two is also missing. Tho doctor and the dentist patched him up, and now he is mending. A n i pot in it nl tho stockholders ot tlm Luckiamute Telenhone Com- Oilfurn. CiwUft !, Tutor pany will . be held in Monmouth Saturday, the 27th inst, at 10 A. M., and thy send a special invitation to all parties in Independence to meet with them on that occasion. The horse parade and exhibition at Albany on Friday morning, July 8, promises to be the biggest exhibition ever seen in this part of the Y lllaniette valley and many of the finest horses have heen entered. State Veterinary Sunrwa St Clain paid Independence an officii visit Wednesday. The horof men of this diitricUt going to have a big exhibition parade of flue horses ofilleliwi on Friday, July 3, at 10 A. Xn Albany, and the committee dai all who have fine norwi to we them for the parade. Ai thms no charge connected withitosi farmers and horse fancier! iW4 avail themselves of this OPporwi itv. W. II. Hoaan, of Albany. a 1 i 'chairman of tho commit!. She ?PGadef Davidt07 & Hedges, Propt. coh and Conl'oi'tionery. Fnttrr Class Soda FofSTAW t CONNKCTION. Winlock. Wash., have installed twin engines 18x20, a new boiler eteam feed, pony saw and other machinery, increasing the output of their Winlock mill about' one half. Portland Timberman. The count on the number of beans. in the bottle in the Presby- terir-n ladies qui't contest was made Saturday afternoon, and 1055 was found to be the correct num ber. Three persons guessed within 45 of the exact number, and a new guessing contest, confined to these three will be given to see who will get the quift. Several have spoken to us in re gard to the nine months' school ibe coming school year, urging the necessity of adding to the latter part of the year instead of the first portion. Nothing has been done by the hoard of directors in the matter, but there is little reason for doubt that it will be the former way as a part of the boar J has in formed us they favored an aftsr-hop-picking start of the school. It would not be right to deprive the boys and girls of the opportunity to earn a few dollars. Ex-County Judge fJeo. 1). Barton, T Af RoLlnn iJ AlKonv o rwl linn ,,UI(1VMI " ..('l, I.IIVJI .'Mil .Preacott, VenessCQmpanyTxtnT of Harnsburg, have been appoinieu juuges. These the Salem Statesman hml in thsir issue of Saturday: "AI. i Hrren, of Independence, was a Sa lem visitor yesterday, having come over to learn from his brother. E. C. Herren, of the conditions at Ileppner." "Mrs. A. A. Jessup returned yesterday morning from Monmouth, where she attended the commencement exercises of the State Normal School, of which she is an alumnus." fiavc you Decided To come and celebrate With us on the 4th? This I the day we want you to take advantage of our liargilnt on watches prices: A dents' UoM Filfd Watch for $!I.S0, 10.00, 12.00, 13.00, ( 14.00, lrt.00 and up. I.nli' Uold Fillinl Wakhrt 7.25, 8.25, 8.75, 11.25, 1.1.0O, and up to 80.00. If will look these watches over yon will timl that they are lrglni . st these prices. Let us !o tlicin to you. . Yours For Watches, Kramer $ &. J Package of Prevention ) Is worth a barrel of cure. Tr a package of JJj Security Stock Food j and bo convinced. A full line of Security Stock Iiembedies for W sale by A. S. 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