JNDErKKDHNCK KNlKW'PiSE, INDKrENDKKCE, OKKtiON
'5 On Um -4 1 la of July wo are
$$o Parry Buggy
p ; m
now vr:ifl no rr 1 1 1 s.
m A hundred numbers are sold, riiiiifiK from No. Ml to No. Lit) JJ
5 q( ,, .th uf July ono number I drawn out, tint lucky one
" Uking I'"' buggy. Isn't a pri,o worth workirg for? Palo 2
of numbers t'lUOllliMK'fw Juno loth. n
s GLENN GOODMAN, i
" WltK H. M. Wle i Co.,
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County Correspondence.
i
KICK IC
J,,lm Vaughn expect to move
to hi new residence thU week.
Mrs A. Longneeker ia ablo to he
at once more, everybody is
rl to hear.
Frank (iiUon. who went to
il.y PpmK "("8 lw0 eek BC.
1 improving from run rheumatism.
V. W. Smith, of Oak Grove.
M a car here Tueada with
household gold and will move to
fWYdituckna, Wash.
K. Hell, of near McCoy, met with
luita an accident while on route to
hi claim above Palhu oik day
:.nt week. Ilia horses ran away,
hrowing him out and breaking
Jhr'-e rilm. lit if report-! a get-
ling along as well as could be ex
acted.
muveic.
Claude Toone. of l'arkor, passed
through Stiver Sunday.
Albert Iliu'f is hauling hay for
B. M. Larson this week.
Mrs. If. Maxfield made a busi-
ess trip to Albany Monday.
George Buef has Bold hia farm on
mp Creek to Mr. I.oy, of Buena
I'ista.
rTTndton7of Suvcr, i assist-
k Mr. W'ithrow with his farm
pork,
Alda ami Roy Frum havo gone
Linn county to viit with rela-
Even fur a few days.
GiiBtiio Dudley and, Vema Wil
iumann, of Wells, passed through
liU vicinity Sunday, .
Mr. Moehinke and family return-
Home Thursday aftor two weeks'
mint Oregon City.
Mr. and Mrs. R. W. Swink, of
arkr, attended the ice cream
"rial hero Saturday evening.
0. IT. l)n rnlr.iwl ia liliil 1111 with
pieumatism and it Htaving with
i sister, Mrs. 0. K. Mci.ono.
J. A. BYERS
I Proprietor of
Honmoutb-lndcpcndcncc-Salcm
STAGE
Trips niiule daily. leaves Indopen-
i umuo uuuy. juuui."
r em at 1:00 n , M.I,t handled
r'"-:oo a. M. anil rntnrninir iev'
m'.
going t giw away a linn 2
. Independence, Ore.
1
J. Steele paowd through here
with hia engine and will Haw wood
in thia vicinity fjr a few days.
Klla Allen, of Suver, has return
ed horn) from Albany, wher'e hIic
has la-en attending uchool for sev
eral months.
('. W. Stewart relumed homo
Sunday and is much Iwtter than he
bus been for some time as hu needs
no cane now.
John JIoMtetter and Jake Giger
havo gone to Needy to Ik) ai the
barn raising of Mr. Giger, behav
ing bought property there and im
proving the same.
II. Frum attended the I. 0. 0. F.
lodge at Independence Thursday
evening. He and S. Bradley, of
Corvallis, attended lodge at Buena
Vista Saturday night also.
Strawberries seem to be the fruit
of tho season, as neighbors and
every one far and near g"t up aB
early as two o'clock so as to be
at the Vanderpool berry patch in
time to get berries. It ssetus ul
most like a picnic to bo there.
The ice cream and strawberry
social given by the It. N. A. of
. nil
s!nu,.r una a BTftlld BUCieSS. 1110
llliefrlTTroTaelTi alter
noon and decorated their hall and
tables. A program of music, reci
tations, etc., was rendered and was
enjoyed by the largo crowd present.
Tho neut sum of $18 was realized
from the aH'uir.
Thnt Th robbing Headache
Would quickly leavo you If you used
I)r. King's New Life Tills. Thousands
of sullereis havo proved their match
loss merit for sick and nervous head
aches They make pure blood and
buildup your health. Only fflceiito,
mom.y hack if not cured, bold by
A. H. Incite.
1HJKNA VISTA.
Miss Ethel Knighton was a
Wells visitor Sunday.
V. II. Murphy is engaged in re
pairing his bam this week.
Harry Squires returned last week
from a business trip to Portland.
Miss Alice Knighton was a visi
ter in Wells station, over Sunday.
A. Anderson and family attend
ed campuieetingatLewisvilleSun-
day.
T-...:acnn returned
Mri. OldfiO" layi"""
- -, nn oavuiuoi v;w
lr.om. u
to
Corvsllin ftuml y, lifter a visit w
ith
1 relative.
Jim Nash and Lester Murphy
attended caiupineeling (at Turner
Hundey.
('lenient and Itav Wilson, of
l'enton county, were Huena visitors
this v'i'k. 1
II. L. and W. K. Hall went to
Corvallis Mondav, to attend to
busiiii-Na matters,
Grandimi Wells left this week
fir Woodburn. to be ut the bedside
of a sister-in-law.
S. 11. Baldwin and wife, of Inde
pendence, wen? the guests Sunday
of liuena relatives,
Mr. and Mrs. Gus Pagenkopf at
tended the Artisan lodge in Wells,
Saturday evening.
Mrs. K. N. Hull and children re
turned last week from a visit to
Woodburn relatives.
. W. N. McLaughlin was in Leb-
ariou this week. Ilis wife is very
low with consumption at that
,laca.
lames Prather is soon to begin
the erection of a largo stock barn
on liis ranch south of Bucns. It
is to be 40x00.
Mrs. Bodene, of Oregon City, nee
Nellie Bevens, of Buena Vista, and
Mrs. Kate Bevens, of the same city,
are visiting relatives in this vicin
ity. Miss Lena Buck, of Salem, is
the guest of Buena friends,
Mrs. II. L. Hall left Thurs
day for a visit to Corvallis rela
tives. Mrs. Ed Prather attended a
social at Suvcr Sulurday eve-
urn
The easiest thing yet getting
subscriptions for tho Entkii
phisk. '
Miss Lulu Young, of Corval
lis, visited friends in Buena
Wednesday.
Tho Shives property in Buena
Vista has been purchased by J.
II. Knighton, who will take im
mediate possession, with his
family..
TTuuT Mrs. Hugh BaWw
of Winlock, Wash., are the hap
py parents of a line'', baby girl,
born the 10th. Their Buena
friends extend congratulations'.
I'EDEE.
Hon. I. M. Simpson, of Airlie,
was a caller this week.
Mrs. J. W. Morrison was a Mon
mouth visitor last week.
Mr. and Mrs. Lem Bicker are
visiting Lewisville relatives.
A. R. Lewis, ot Airlie, bought a
lot ol beef cattle here last Monday.
Lewis Ritner is putting a lot of
logs into the Luckiamute reauy ior
high water, when they will be sent
to Oregon City.
Dizzy? s
Then your liver isn't acting
well. You suffer from bilious
ness, constipation. Ayer s
Pills act directly on the liver.
For 60 years they have been
the Stanaara ramny
Smalldosecure
AH drugg't.
bard a buiuuXuX
Mint Olive Adams returned
yJSSSSSSk Th.no..
rUCKINGHgSJfESSfc
T "- ""j-j .m i" II "
Frank Wrightson has returned
from h visit to his old homo in
North Dakota.
Two gentlemen from Minnesota
are looking for homes in this part
of tho country.
A real estate deal involving n ar
10'M) acjea of I'edee valley land is
well under way.
Mrs. Troy Turner, of Lewisville.
is vbiting her parents, Mr. and
Mrs. Alva Womer.
Claud Lewis, of Lewnville, was
buying stock in this part of the
country this week.
A larg" number of sheep was
bought in this neighborhood, for
the Alaska Market.
Jesso Simpson, of Monmouth, is
rusticating in the mountains on
the upper Luckiamute.
Hons are making a very natisfac-
tory growth, and, while the cool,
cloudy weather checks a season
able growth of other crops, there is
nothing in general conditions, to
indicate any material shortage.
Fruit is doing well, and pastures
are very good.
No definite action was taken at
the creamery meeting last Satur
day, but all present expressed a
readiness to patronize a creamery
if one should be located here. An
other meeting will be held, when
itiaexnected sonie plan will be
adopted to get the enterprise under
way.
Startling Evidence.
Fresh testimony in great quantity Is
constantly comiug in, declaring Dr.
Kine'aNew Discovery for Consump
tion. Couebs aod Colds to bo un
equalled. A recent expression from
T. J.I McFarland, Uentorvilie, va.,
Kervrs as example. He writes: "I
had bronchitis for three years and doc
tored all the time without being Dene
fitted. Then I beiran taking Dr.
Klug'a New Discovery, and a few bot
tles wholly cured me." ii-quany ei
fontlvo In nnrincr all Iudgt and throat
troubles, consumption, pneumonia and
grip. Guaranteed by A. S. Locke.
Trial bottles free, regular sizes,
50o and $1.00.
SUVEK.
Mrs. Larson'a Bister from the
East is visiting with her for a few
days.
Minnie and Elmer Maxfield were
inrreorvallis visitors during commence
ment.
Ben Harris and family were vis
iting relatives and friends in Suver
the latter part of the week.
II. Flickinger visited his daugh
ter, Mrs. Maxfield, at Corvaliis,
and attended the carnival last
week.
The rain the fore part of the week
was welcomed by all in this vicinity
as the spring grain' needed rain
very badly.
Wayne McCann returned home
last week improved in health, but
. , . . J -.V.
ia etui unable to gei arouuu wivu-
out the aid of his crutches.
Mr. Quivey and daughter, Mary,
were here Sunday after another
load
of household goods, which
are moving to Independence.
they
Several from here attended the
carnival at Corvallis, among them
being
Mr. and Mrs. W. W. Collins,
Mr,
and Mrs. W. D. Collins and
Mr
and Mrs. E. E- DeArmond.
E. Davidson and Chris Peterson
V,avA finished Duttine ud another
etring of American wire fencing.
Mis Ella Shafer is at home en a
visit.
Dave Haley waa here last week
visiting friends.
Everett Gentry has returned
from Oregon City.
J. Moore's crop of strawberries ift
not so large aa laet year.
Bayard Merrill and bride attend
ed our Sunday school Sunday.
Mit-s Itosa OIerson spent Sunday
herewith the family of P. Shafer.
Sam McEImurry was in Linn
county laid, week visiting his father.
Ouite a number from here are
goirg up to the Dave Vanderpool
place for" strawberries.
Mr. and Mrs. C. E. Leyens and
two boys, of Vancouver, Wash., are
visiting Mrs. Levens' sister, Mrs.
E. Davidson.
E. W. Cooper was in Salem on
Tuesday.
Excursion Kates to Yaquma Kay.
On June 1st the Southern Pacific
Pn will resume sale of excursion
tickets to Newport and Yaquina
Bay. This resort is becoming more
tmnnlar every vear and hotel ac
commodations are better than ever
hpforfi. and at reasonable - rates.
Season tickets from Independence,
to Newport, $4.20; to Yaquina,
$3.70. Saturday-tb-Monday tickets
to Newport, $2.55; to Yaquina,
$2.65.
E. T. HENKLE,
Barber Shop.
MAIN STREET,
Independence,
Oregon.
J. 8. MOORE,
i Tonsorial Artist
Only first-class workmen em
ployed in the "Wigwam." Shop
situated on North side of C Street.
G L Hawkins
Dallas, Ore.
Marble and
Granite
jaonmnenis-araQ-i-reacF
stones Cemetery
work etc.
Ask the Agent for Tickets
VIA
TO SPOKANE
ST. PAUL, DULUTO, MLNXEAPOLLCEICAGe
AND ALL POINTS EAST.
2 IllAiyS DAILY 2
Tast Time
NEW EQUIPMENT THROUGHOUT
Day Coaches
Palace and Tourist Sleepers.
Dining and Bnfiet Smoking Library Cars,
DAYLIGHT TRIP THROUGH CAS
CADE AND ROCKY MT8.
For rates, folders and full informa
tion reeardinit tickets, routes, etc., call
on or address H. DICKSON, City
Ticket Agent. J. W. PHALOW, Trav.
Pass. Agt., Portland.
A. B. C. DESNIST0N, G. W. P. A.
612 First Ave., Seatl,;WaBh.
ning'a boat.
Nonably.
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