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About Independence enterprise. (Independence, Polk County, Or.) 189?-190? | View Entire Issue (Oct. 1, 1903)
r i t Monmouth Correspondents. I . ifl ... - ..... - The little fan of Tom lUithhy J quite ilt. Miss Kinuia Mogford is working at the Hotel Hosner. John Holnmnsnd family, of Al bany, spent Sunday wit h friends here. The Hotel Hampton in now wearing now cost ofVhita anil look much better. Mis .Maggie Owen accompanied her sister. Mrs. llaniwf, to her home at Nashville Monday. Misses Ora and Katie Towne spent the first of this week visiting their sister, Mrs. Barnes. Forest Barnes in moving: to a farm near Albany and will rent! bis place here this winter. Mr. Sanderson, brother of Dean Sanderson, of Eugene, preached at the Christian church Sunday. The residence of II. 8. Port wood presents a very neat appearance under a new coat or two of paint. Mrs. Frank Loughary and child ren spent part of Inst week with relatives, returning horns Sunday. Little U. J. Mulkey, son of Chance Mulkey, pi Pleasant Hill, has come down to schoul for the winter. Mrs. Mary llarner returned to to her home at Nashville Monday, after a week's visit at her father's, Frank Owen. i Miss Lillian Cox, of Parker, spent a. part of the week with friends here. She will attend school at Eugene this winter. Ths training department of the Normal opened Monday with a large attendance and Promises ex cellent work for the coming year, under the management of Prof. Rice. A number of changes have been made and gladly welcomed by the pupils. The Kindergarten is in full swing, with Miss Wills as instructor, and promif-es by pres ent indications to become a bril liant success. A full force of teachers were procured at the start and everything is in excellent run niug order. SUNN V Hl.OlMl, Mr. Carttnitl is hauling lumber from Dallas. Mr. Fishbaok wilU'rv Mr. Slom, apples on share. Haw Is -tare creating havoc among the chickens in this vicinity. Geo. Clarke, of Portland, is visit ing his mot her, Mrs. E. Clarke. II id dell Pros, have finished hauling clover for J. 11. Stump. Mr. Towne hauled Silat Harts poultry to Independence Wednes day. Silas Hart is intending to move to Southern Oregon where he will reside. Mr Hefl'ley. of Monmouth, is hanlini? oak posts from his ranch near here. Miss lit tla Clarke is staying with her sister, Mrs. (ieo. Sullivan, at Falls City. Mr. Peters, of Pallston, was in this vicinity Saturday. He was lookintr after line stock and of - course he visited the ranch of J. P. Stump. John Sumpter will move to his ranch soon. The Mark Pros, have rented the Jacks ranch, where he has resided the past two years. . Forrest Barnes is buisy hauling his wood and posts preparatory to moving to his ranch he has return ed to Linn county. Broke Into His House. HAVE YOUR MEASURE TAK EN f .r your new I'.iU rurwnt. It Is the only i'tT f i.f ulorv vavvi I'hwiik V""!1 rl.th.",'leimr thai "i;M'l i-r.rriiKs aki: a'.wayh MAt'K TO c.lCf::K." Nuke your cUvtin from t!ie tail' erintf line of STRAUSS BROS. Chicago. l:st- lS" Uwul UHora fur orrr a quarter reu turjr You'll limt a world of I'Iims lire In weurtiifc' !ic el.-llics ma.lo by Miiiu Jtr--. faultics in stylo, fit, '' oil! material. They're iniicri hettcr tKvt the onli nary run of -hilie, yet prices are antniiNhinirly low, mut your pcrfrctlv .tto in or dering, became if Riirinciits re not .ttif.u't..ry, jrnj needn't take them w'H WIU, H''l t'l.KAM'.D T IIii' YOU OI K liKKAl LINK Or" SAMJ'UKS CALL, P. jM. Kirklaml. mk3 Portland hospital last Friday for treatment. J The Primitive Paptit held tne-t-j ing. last Saturday and Sunday at! Cavlry. Miss Lillian Cox spent a day or two with friends in Monmouth this week. Airs. J. O. Davidson is soon to IUnj; All Sizes ond .Shapes. Price $1.50 to 30. O. A. Kramer (Si Co, JEWELERS AND OPTICIANS Independence. -:- Oregon THE INDEPENDENCE NATIONAL BAN CAPITAL BTOOK, SSO.OOO'.OO. II llll:sllllKl:i. I e.J. i.t. AKK.IM .KI.MIN, Vieftvi i W. litVIXK. Cni.'r. have the telephone in her house j (,i ia:CTO!;.- II. Ii,r-hu tk. 1. W, senr", It. V, Neiwiii. frmi'.h, M, W. Hlr1 fi. R; nebrbas, D, D. $ Monmouth Dentist Over P. O. Monmouth. H, Le(uliiu of Caven JUli, Vt., was rotitwd ot his customary health by In- vssioii of (7hronlo Constipation. When I)r. King's New Life Pills broke Into bis houe, his trouble was arrested anil now he's entirely cured. They're guaranteed cure, 2fte at A. 8. LiH-ke's DniK Store. HIGHLAND Our Sundav school ojiens again next Sunday at 10 A M. Hope every member will be present. E. Davidson returned from Port land Saturday night, by way of Dallas. Mrs. J. O. Davidson purchased ahoJse at the Buena Vista sale lat week. Mont of the hop-pickers have re turned from the hop-yards. Mrs. McICiney was taken to the Polk gounty Bank, INCORPORATED. Monmouth, - Ohioon. J. II. IlAWLEr, I. L. Cami-bbli., President. Vice Tres. Iea C. Powkll, Cashier. Paid Capital, $30,000. Directors: J. H. Hawley, P. L. Campbell, I. M. Simpson, J. B. V. Butler, John B. Stump, J. A. Withrow, F. 8. Powell. Trannttt Ganeral Eaiittng and Exchange liasinem Drafts sold available throughout the United States and Canada. A. Cough " l have made a most thorough trial of Ayer's Cherry Pectoral and am prepared to say that for all dis eases of the lungs it never'disap points." . J. Early Finley, fronton, O. Ayer's Cherry Pectoral won t cure rheumatism ; we never said it would. It won't cure dyspepsia; we never claimed it. But it will cure coughs and colds of all kinds. We first said this sixty years ago; we've been saying it ever since. Tkrac diet: Zbc. Mc., tl. All dnilH. Conault your doctor. If h tan take It, thn do M lia aaya. If h tolls yoa not to take It, then don't take It. He knowa. Lear It with him. Ware willing. J. C. A V KK CO., Lowell, MM. colt l'AlCKI.i:. X. K. Tvh'T lot a valuable Wednesday. II. It. Davidson wax a passenger to Corvallis Friday. Miss I.ura Critchlow returned to Mrs. Fuipia'e Sunday. Arhuidson is fhiiing baled liny to Portland. Mrs. Helen Frye was an incom ing passenger on Thursday's, train, C. II. Parker nude a business trip to It tie 1111 Vista last week. II. S. Smith, of Louisville, was a . ,i i....t I.... ....I.. ...... I,ii.i,.,nia IraiiKoi IimI. Ij'al.a tu ili. 'i iIi-..iiiiI.hI. f..ii,iiu'te!iii t fclit jfrnnUtl. IVSU wlMl on rurn-hlitc ubjeel lo I'lmt k. i. :r. sm: i:i;i i, Wholesale Beer and Cigar Dealer. Ilsvlnjr tnki 11 out w lm!in'.. Ili t ite, I I10W sell nil Te.1 suit tip iuliile rnU-. . in-: st iiu.ishs visi:s j.v whiskeys. C Street, - - Independence, Ores: business week. visitor at Parker last Mis Frances Hehnk-k Murrd w'snlH.-eversI wm ql ' from the Portland ' arnival Friday, i !(1,,r ,! 8Mhj ri.j,tnibu ihmh' ., .j,,,., (oiip In this eoiimy re.iiW)wn Mrs. I.ida Davidson was H p,,ss. , . M t,K, j engi-r to InilepeiuIfncn Mnndav. Mr. and Mrs. D. M. Catlireajh iweitllhy billlie IiiUIiM! Ol WiW 1 'flinl sun.llnB. ."shiry -t.W '"' i ti.l A nll f..vi! Willi eniM-ll-w- lclllii( " r-. ... - . ., ! visited with friends at Parker Sun-1 ,. .u, ra,., Vrdne.l' Mi89 Jessie Davidson was a pass-1 ,, , tm llttV. II...... tlnrail mill rnrililKW I"" enger to Portland Thursday. i, uu-ttnn i II, Emmons was a Albany Friday. pissenger to Mrs. A. H. I.acey mut t-lii caino lionie from Fish l.nkn Kridiiv olllefx. iwhen iieeenhsrv, HefrMnrci, r(,"lf iddresrd envelop". Colenl.1. Iieiirborn M., t ''li iio. Keystone Fencing. V Farmers anil land owners umienilly have arrived at the eoiieltmlon that they cannot allunt to buy . expensive boards and posts or even tiplit rails for feneiiitf purpiiHes, Homo fnrui of woven fire feneing come to be a;nept-d as the very h-h fence for all purposes. ) The Keystone fenee is made of Kood stron wires.nf just the size lone experience has determin to be fl.e best. It in a continuous and entirely interwoven fence, l'lils means there Is no begini'l' " no end no end to the stays hut that they arc continuous with the lon wires, thus trivimr them no chance to slip out of place or unwind. We have a carload of the Keystone fence on hand and invite yon to and inspect it, FR-A-ZER & IIICIS
