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WEST SIDE ENTERPRISE, INDEPENDENCE, OREGON
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if INDEPENDENCE SOCIAL BRIEFLET8 .
Mm, J. S. Moor is quite ill.
The subjects at the M. E. church
next Sabbath will be: It a. in.
"Jesiu, the Will of God;" 8 p. ra.
"Regeneration." Everybody in
vited to attend these services.
Lewis Matney returned to Salem
Saturday.
Dave Haley came up from Tort
land Monday.
W'illard Ireland was in town
over Sunday.
Miss Laurie Bernett came down
from Corvallis.
Clyde mil ana ueuer , ; Pf Thomwoa anJ Willil4tn Kill.
home from Portland. JIe wpnt to Albany Tuesj to at.
Miss Montgomery ot rans cuy ; tend a meeting 01 tne xMiiamue
was in town Saturday.
Henry Shafer and Laurence Par
ker were passengers to Portland
Monday to remain during the sum
mer. They hav employment with
Smith, Howard A- Co., building
contractors.
Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Moore were
visiting in Dallas Sunday.
Mrs. Josie Wheeler of Stiver, was
in Independence Saturday.
Presbvterv which met in that city
i Tuesday evening. Thev expected
I to return Thursday.
The snow at the summit on the
J North Yamhill road was so deep
I that the linemen repairing the tele-
Mrs. E. T. Henkle and daughter ; phone line had to dig down into the
Emma were iu Dallas oyer Sunday. : gnow to get into the upstairs win
Mrs. Will Whitaker arrived
from Portland the first of the week.
Mrs. Fennel, of the State Normal
was a passenger to Portland Friday.
dows of the summit house. Head
light. A special motor was run to Cor
vallis Friday night connecting with
the O. C. it E. at the junction for
Philomath, where an intercollegiate
John B. Matney left for his home ; contest was held. About fifty went
in the John D.y country on the! from Independence, Monmouth
oth and Dallas.
Miss Jessie Rhodes, of Salem, a
former Independence girl, was here
last week.
i BUSINESS LOCALS.
Voters, register with 0, A. lfur
ley.
Heef scraps and chick food at
Frarer & Rice'i.
Ifin need of stationery see us.
Craven & Moore'i.
YOU HAVE T(HA1: n J
THE PHOTOGRAPHER,
A mail bag of garden seed just
received at thia office fiom the De
partment of Agriculture at Wash-
i.ivf.n Tl I1 man h. SpnnfciF
Wilson, the well-known South-1 " " " . , "'I
Airlie, was in J ""c,t!i B-'
aenmg are invuea 10 can aim get
sample package free.
ern Pacific agent at
town Sunday.
Miss R. Campbell of Dallas was
viaitinir her sister Mrs. J. C. Mori
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rison over Sunday.
George McBee's premium buck
sheared ten pounds of mohair, and
he raised 19 out of 20 kids. He
T. B. Cleven ger has moved his kept them up all through the bad
shoe shop from C street to the east
side of Main street.
Mrs. Win. Tatom and Mrs. Gil
bert, of Dallas, were visiting in In
dependence last week.
J. C. Morrison and family have
moved back to the Horst tfros. hop
yard to remain until after the hop
Beaton.
The Hillsboro condensed milk
factory has been adding new ma
chinery until it has daily capacity
for 15,000 cans.
Miss Goldie Irvin came up from
Portland Friday and returned Sun
day. Miss Irvin will be in Port
land for the future.
Mr. Girard, father of Geo. W.
Girard, was taken to the hospital at
Salem Monday. Mr. Girard has
been ill for gome time.
E. F. Calvin, new manager of
the Harriman lines in Oregon, and
party passed over the road Friday,
on a tour of inspection.
Mr. and Mrs. Heath of MeMinn
ville will move to Independence
this week. Mrs. Heath is a daugh
ter cf Mr. Elkins of this city.
Luther Whiteroan of Oakland,
California, was visiting old friend
here this week. He has been at
tending the University at Salem.
The Will Shafer property in the
honth part of town was sold last
week to Jos. Pod vent. Mr. Pod
vent and family recently came from
Minnesota.
The free alternoon concerts,
given by Mr. Lucas in the feed
store have met with favor. Mr.
Lucas has a fine phonograph with
some excellent records-
At the beginning of the week
Krebs Bros, had 100 acres of hops
set on their Murphy ranch and an
other 100 acres plowed ready for
their Chinese lessee to set. By
Saturday night they expect to have
300 acres set out. It is their pur
pose to put out in all this spring
400 acres.
weather. Some others who let
their goats run at large during the
storm lost half their kids. Item
izes James Moreanty.oneof the bridge
carpenters employed on the
Luckiamute bridge near Parker,
was badly injured Saturday after
noon. The pile-driver came down
on his foot crushing the bones.
Dr. Butler was called and the pa
tient was taken to the Good
Samaritan hospital in Portland.
J. W. Bailey, State Dairy and
Food Commissioner, attended the
republican county convention at
Dallas Saturday, and spent Satur
day night in Independence. Mr.
.Bailey is a candidate to succeed
himselt and his chances for nomi
nrtion by the republican stafe con
vention at Portland, to-day, are
good.
J. K. Johnson, the Corvallis
steam laundry man, was in town
Sunday. Mr. Johnson is a rustler
for business and has full confidence
in his ability to please the trade.
When asked as to the quality of
bis work Mr. Johnson points to Mt.
Hood arid declares shirt-fronts,
collars and cuffs, turned out of his
laundry are a radiantly white as
Hoods snow.
THE OLD RELIABLE
Absolutely Pure r
THERE IS NO SUBSTITUTE
Frazer it Rice have a great
variety of styles in buggies.
Fruits, candies, etc., always on
hands at Craven it Moore's.
The Rambler, the Racycle, the
Hartford at Frar.er it Rices.
Sythes and lawn mowers fo sale
at U. M. Wade it Co.'s.
Remember that "Eli" the tinner
and plumber is now wi'h Fruiter it
Rice.
Wo make a specialty of lace cur
curtains. Corvallis Steam Laun
dry. Read the White Houso an
nounement by Zed Rosendmf in
this issue.
The White House! The White
House! New spring goods have ar
rived. Call and see
Take your grain to the Indepen
dence mil! on Wednesdays and
Saturdays chopping.
I want hop.s and all other kinds of
livestock and will pay you the top
price. v. v. i ercivai.
Frazer & nice s warehouse is
packed to overflowing with new
buggies and there are more to fol
low. Mrs. Chas. A. Rice, of Mon
mouth, announces she will give bin
sons in oil, water color and China
painting.
Johnson, the clothier, at Salem,
is the popular place for Folk coun
ty people to trade. Finest display
in the valley.
Frazer it Rice now have their
1904 stock of bicycles in and would
be pleased to show them to those
who are interested.
W. W. Percival, of Independence,
Oregon, is in the Market for fat
dtock of all kinds He pays the
highest Market price.
Laundry called lor and delivered
at your door by the Corvallis Steam
Laundry. Mondays and Tuesdays
call days; delivery on Fridays.
An outfit of tinner's tools have
been received and l,Eli" the tinner
is ready to do any work you may
need in his line, at Frazer it Rico's.
The Corvallis Steam Laundry
makes a specialty of gents laundry.
Goods called for and delivered or
orders may be left at Craven it
Moore's.
It will pay you to call and exam
ine our stock of Schloss Bros, it
Co.'s line of spring clothing. The
Schloss' Bros, make is acknow
ledged the leader in fit and style
and we promise to please you as to
price. Johnson it Son, Salem.
Miss Margaret Owen announces
in this issue that she has just open
ed a new millinery store in Mon
mouth and every body is invited
to call and look oyer her stock and
get prices. Goods, good as the best,
prices low as the lowest is the motto
at Miss Owen's millinery parlors.
G. W. Johnson it Son of Salens
have received their spring stock of
clothing direct from Schloss Bros,
it Co. of New York and Baltimore.
Ail up-to-date dressers know of
Schloss Bros, it Co., and the quick
est way to get one of these swagger
suits is to call on Johnson & Hon.
For Sale.
Beardless seed barley; enquire of
II. W. Murphy.
Many ivrnons ly Klf
thinking that ono Kind
is as pood as another.
When you ltiy 'AV
Hour you miss all the
j.h-asuro tlioro is in out
n,r. for no ono can nak
jj'ooil broad out of poor
Hour. Ono of tho host
Livin.1 of Flour to ho
had in tho Market is tho i
GOIVP JVUSTi
F LO U K
niado by tho Sidney Vow-
r CoV water power mill
at Sidney, Oro. .lust try
GOLD DUST FLOUR.
I'.uv ono sack, tho price !
is only $1.10. and the sat-
isfaetioii and j:oou Mian
you will have will linger
inui; in your memory.
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F. S. WILSON,
AT THE STAR GROCERY
INDEPENDENCE, - ORE.
5 uitl make your Picture, enlarge your
!- Photo or fuJftlsh you an eirant rrame. c
I '-5 We will make Puclic School Children's
!:S STrMP'PHOTOS $
Jit Twenty-five ceuts per Dozen. 5:
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Eadics' exclusive Store
A beautiful lino of Tailor-inado Ihu a4
Other 1 i "V Creation tliat all to tln t!iara
of Femininity. Complete lino of I.a.!icVa:,J
M.M' Suits and Ladies' Furnishing.
IF YOU VOUI-D DRESS IN STYLE AT PRIGS
THAT WILL DEFY COMPETITION CALL AT
Mrs. Erasers,
27 Commercial St., Salem
n T. Hawkins pun mmcm..
Si illVW C W. KKOWIK. Mm'.
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SEVENTH and WASHINGTON STS.
lm ii nin t a mitl Hottil-
PORTLAND,
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Petticoats
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