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About Independence enterprise. (Independence, Polk County, Or.) 189?-190? | View Entire Issue (Dec. 24, 1903)
INDErENDKSCB ItNTKUrBISE. ISPKMnr-VCK, OBBOON THE OLD RELIABLE Absolutely Pure THERE IS NO SUBSTITUTE: HiWfcW llft! pociai ana personal. Go to Manner for gOods. Fresh cnw for wale. S. II. MiKlmurry. your X inns j Kiiij'uro it, I r-ll -.. t .u nnr Una of won't v mi mi and boy' clothing and 00u- A. Slensner. This week hu Iwo" on for merchant in w city. A Chrintmas ruh has boon on U week. Th Palla college basketball team dofoat.nl tho Y. M. C. A. team from Salem by a score of Jo to Friday evening. J. S. Mooro and C. P. Cornwell were Salem visitor hint week, in terested on-lookor nnd exhibitor in the poultry show there. Blankets, blanket. Ye, we have ft largo ntook ol wool and cot ton blanket, mid a nice lino of eomfort.'rs a well. W. A. Men nor. For sale My peddling outfit 'and olhor property. Oall at once, la I dexire t noil immediately. Buninesn pay "ell. Flynu, Mon mouth, Ore. A Otoe prewiit for a jtullMiiii thatalmvlug ot at Wagoner'. Mr. J. S. Moore and daughter leave today to ipend Christina In Vancouver, Wanh. Mi Kei.alluoll. who 1 a tu dent at the agricultural college, vinited over Sunday with Mm I'M ii a liurnett, being on her way to her home in Greg m City to upend the Christina holiday. Sheriff J. T. Ford wa over St urday. Fight weeK ago he wa kicked by a homo, and lie find it Decennary to uno a cauo in walking It will ho several ween yet before he will have full uo ol hi limb. Joint installation of tiflieer of r,)n Lodge. No A. K. and A. M., ail I Independence Chapter, No 1 K. A. M., will bo held in th- Maoiiic hall Salurd.iy evening, i Tho F. C. degree, w ill mIko be be stowed. Mason take untie. A. J. Goodman, who ha been. uniiHirer of the It, M Ch ri.itii .til ii r mt'iffxl A. C. Moore has bcri hick for a : .)..., A.,.t,,Mt r week past, but i improving, j I W. W. Allingham, a former prlii (ilonn Ireland has taken u po i . , - , , , , , , ... . ., , ' leipslof the Independence school Bition in a cigar store in Portland, i ' ' , , . ... spent .suuday in town. Ho in now 15. F. Mulkey and family, of j a traveling salesman lor the Stand- Ashland, Suiidayed in Monmouth, j Srd Jliocuit Co. mi' u UotUHU'r ,s '',ulinSi Tho Independence orchestra ex- mo uunu.iw a iiiiu ii-iiiiius uj i on- land. Mrs, Geo. Con key returned last week frmi nn extended visit iu Idon't dance co and look on San Francisco. I , , n nn 1 uoHiiar t tin davs com V Inivn inereimed our orcbentra I bu::ine:i veral piece fur tho musle for the j Wade Co. t-tore lo'ie fir m inv :irintma dance at the Audito- j yearn and has been othernin' ideic Imlepi'ii. j lid 'il with the tnln of llidepi'ii b'iiOf, bus Waterman' j lilt al I'ounl.iin ' IVn fri'iu $J..".0 to Uther liiskox, Htic h I.iiiciilti, l.uuj.'hliti, Utility, I'l i. i'H from $I.2 to it'.OO : Diamond hi : interehtH resigned tu t.ike tllrct t!:o '.rt i f the year Mr. (i xdni in has bought an inter. crti in a hnr.lnare t"rl, nt 1 I'li iie ton and will (soon timve th-re, ; Homer I.-idge, K. if i'., ha elect ed tho following ollh-erx: 'rd Ilill.C. C .; Arthur M .mm-. V. C ; i 1 1 ii . . , , i . . . it. f fins a coram riv uaiioii io loir- ,., i i , m. t.eo. hurtoii, Irel'lte; (hlreiiii attend their Chrintma hull Fridav i, . xt . i c i- v i , tlodfeller, M. at A.; J. A . kicbard evi'hing at the Auditorium. If vou 1 , , ,. f,i t j m r . - 8 Ml. Jr.. K. of IJ, ,t ,..;( ha. Irvine. M. iif F.; W. K. Camph. !). M. CliiiDu Mooro. M. .,f V A, V -7 Y o. Set Rins CbiiscdRin and Band M I'riic fnuii $').; I..U.V IvJ!;--. lu-ti t- $1. JUlilt lill'rr, tliii cirrv no j.lat. d 1: Kv.tv Wii'.j: '"Hi' A. Kramer (Si C Mrs. M. L. Dorris makes weekly trip to Salem, fur the purpose taking vocal lesous. of Miss Cailin Hill, of Pumeroy, Wash., in Hpondi'ig tho holidays with her parents here. The Independence boy attend ing school at Corvallis are here for the Christmas vacation. The F.NTKiu'KisE wishes every reader a merry Christmas and a happy and prosperous New Year. The motor makes a special trip to Dallas and Monmouth for the dance at the Auditorium Christ inas. Mrs. W. V. Percival makes weekly visits to Salera, her eyes necessHatiog the services of a spec lalist. The steamer ''Independence" is assuming shape rapidly, and it will be quite a neat craft when com pleted. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Skinner re turned Saturday from a trip to Portland, The Dalles and other points. ' - Mrs. J. S. Bohannon had an at tack of lagrippe last week that compelled her to remain indoors a few days. County Clerk U. S. Loughary wa3 over from Dallas Saturday evening to attend a meeting of the Masonic lodge. We overlooked last week in chronicling the nevts that Mins Bessie Butler was clerking in Mr. Messner 8 store. moiicwl to lengthen, am tho nights to correspondingly (dmrton. The Wyhong, I. U,; Claud Kurre, ) i ; I). Calbreatti, trintce for three shortest day in the year is nlway j vctir. one we are all glad to see pans. . j frii n,j in Sl Frail,.i. fuU ins an illiHtrated circular of the l!ov. T. I'. lUym. of I.eivilln. j: ..,.:1,!.. r otjr pn it Cir a o pansenger to A ib.uiy Tui-dii v ; "a!,, n ui mi nce Sutor Uv, ; ,f Ho will yisit Portland before re. ) h r 1., coiiUnsi. ! turning homo. ; 1). .-u.i( r -Ut. Jt.-is- r c -u.' j le,ir the-O U)t life t Tii. Independoneo cl..d rejiot 1 1 The,. f Imriiiri tint t,l will nppear nest Week. Wo lire j One., n ymr. Wi. tiiit ; m.rrv w an. iir, ,1 ,.U- ,i oicii i'ian in muko i.h.m I npaei. thin week. , , I.' - J - ! M I , I. h . jnpni'.g nt.x k. U , A, M. 'A farce of a show held forth in the opera house Saturday evening. Independence people know a good how when they see it, and hack. wood's show6 are hardly up to the standard they wish to patronize. D. W. Swek. banner, the colored Alu'rideo Dramatic Coinnauv. of . evaii!'elit. u ho earn,, ii., , f -j -f, .. .. .... ........ ...... j'l.'Mfi- which Mins Snell, formerly uf thin: nemo by heicg reoeittly rotten city, in the lending lady The ggml at King Valley, w,i in the party Bending tho circular add an? city over Sunday. Ho wn in postscript that the company in an excellent one, nnd enjoy!, a fine patronage. We are pl'-aed to learn of her rapid rise in her chosen field of labor. needy circumstance and rather im- I'1'1' 1 p""plo m l.-ing nliithtly "otl in the upper story." ,The ladies of tho Presbyterian church realized a nice sum over and above their expenses at their bazaar last Friday evening at the opera house. A program of much H- Moore's fine chieken toiik eXCellenCH was reruler.nl on,l 1 1, "nine of the highest Iihiee In II., . i oi. uie sales following were all that coulJ uw,lr"1' at tho poultry exhibit at j nubji-ct will be, "The (irenteiil Kveut hoasked. Salem hmt week, and hud Id pen J in Ilintory " t tllu van: ,.il i : ... i i ... , - .... .. . . . j oy iiinirt ot likeiure,it I'VHtiva!, or (living and H At the Methodic Kpiscopnl church there will bo two special t-ervice suitable fr this time of the year. At 11:(K) A t ii... L.G. Reevea. nf Onnridn. Cfilnm,!., - i . . . , -. -v vuiv.hmif, niinu nn U'rm . I...... .... . iii,. ... 1 ' ...Mm, imv even register has purchased the Lmraii B. i.ee ,,J ,- a . :. :,. t property on Monmouth street, and ItnfT n,i,; ' . ,.. ,. . , l b roodier second after Mr. Reeves disposes of hi , (l,;r,i ,... , , n , , , . . . . "" "" V'.k'iuii liens- Colorado business interests he wiil L,.,,,! f, i...(ri. i , , ... , ,. ' "U1 j.iiiignniin roost r moye here, and will probably co ,i ,i,it ,. i. ... . . , ... WM iie'li. inl.i, tiMQiMpuu lla ib fm,,...l : I . . ..v io viiniigiju in j the mercantile business at (Jucridu. '"'v.t,K Lome and ji,, j 1(m beany congret.ntioiml nuw,.e ou win b,. ,,,) ,u.!(.fvn)0 will hear plain Bible tem-,jng, The l.et eopyrlnhte.l ,in ul w "H-r'. Almi popuUr (kH , . er ediilmiM. 1 A i'!s er two uf uii-r til' nn hour U for. I rvnkfl lil ke., rn triiUftn frj.MjIiif. JU IlKirtlo hIhiiiIiI U nvolilrd, V tniinttve U Jiwilml, tike 1 biin' Hi.oiiiH Ii ittiii I.ivcr fliey r mli. I ami ueiitle In tJ (tun. Fur ! by Kirklitml IVJ rnoFESsiONAL wees. W. R. ALLIN. D.D. ...Dentist... I'ulnlr. Ktlriwttiiu MlMl liilly, Cv,rloi lll'l. J.r..l.-. OSCAR HAYTER t Attorneyat-Law, CAMpiiKu. r.cn.piNiii L. L. Wiprut had a siege of la grippe last week, and Saturday was absent lrorn his accustomed station at the bank. C. G. Griffa, who was janitor at the Normal building for several years, recently resigned, his place fceiDg filled by a Mr. Ilerren. Ve would ask our corresnon dents to send in a nart of their items about Saturday, and then la ter in the weeit. As it is now the last of the week finds us without news matter while on Wednesday we are covered up. Send in two letters a week, and this would en able the publication of more news every week. We regret to lose our excellent news gatherer at Parker, Mrs. U, W. Swink. She was winner of the last contest, and Las lead the race po far in this contest. Aside from this point of view, Mr. and Mrs. SWink are jnterestinir neonle r,.!i able and energetic in their business relations. A consolation of their departure is to be found in the fact that they are entering into a splendid paying business in Linn county. Our very best wishes go with them. -- .-V--' A . . ' - Your Opportunity sloven ,a ,-i , . 1 a"d heating f P-ndenee h ""V" Wan 'ir""" I"1"' y K'p'f '-''vb-sat ,;ri. f Price Una v; , ';'' e ,uno a lew iin.oro, regular pr.c ifs (ii) H.,B ,,rife $U0 i 7 .Mttmn,,! I ho range all h are r cash only. , complete. (;..')() T.o.l l oil 11.75 -112.'. Rut' 10.00 fiave rexervoiry .,;....- I Come emly while the flock in ! I Frazer & Rice, ; Hardware Merchants INDEPENDENCE j
