EIGHT
social and Personal.
. Q.n Esther" the 20 d 30.
Mrs. JarvU was .t McCoy this
weok.
lUbv Stark hm been ill the ft
Mrs. IT. Butler was in TortUnd
Saturday.
Mrs. Lottie Dorris was in Salem
this week.
Dr. O. D. Butler threatens to get
an automobile.
Mrs. Burnett is visiting in Mc
t i.m villa this week.
: wn. Tinbinson returned
home from Portland Wednesday.
The fancy drills in the cantata
will be the prettiesi you ..
w-i - Waornflr wai
Miss t iorenw " -o
Saleui Tisitor the first of the week.
Nellie Damon and Geneve Coop-r
yUited with Mrs. Clarence Ireland
of Corvallis last week.
Chas. McCauley has returned
from California. He spent several
days last week at Sea Side.
n d.,, nd family, from
J. s. I -
: ..,;1 in Independence
Missouri, ...
.1.. ;.t of the week. They will
Wate here.
-t .j Simnson. who died
lienuciou" r ....
April 11th in Airlie, was buried the
following day in me us
tery near Airlie.
Advertisements offered this week
that do not appear were, as well as
,ttr. nnavoidably crowd-
edout. They will appear m next
issue
There will be another game of
ball between tbe via iowu
New Town teams at the Indepen-
dence ball grounds duuu
noon.
for those who con
template attending the St. Louis
fair and prefer goin wnn
ounty party to ue niaa...
a f Kwtt WHO
arrangements. "
W ill li i -
1 r.Mr Iliff Those
i rt tain the Tolk county
prty "should be getting together
and perfecting arrangem.u-
There was a good game of ama-
. wiq nail iwLnrru .
leur ---
Town and New Town teams at the
ball grounds Sunday uwrnwu.
t .n hv a score of 22-10.
The iame wae witnessed by a good
WEST SIDE WTPHPRISE. INDEPENDENCE, OBKOOH
MRS. BEATRICE D1ERKE
Will ive a Plno Recital in
Normal Chapel
April 22.
. ..i.. i ....!. druu s'ore,
in Mouuiouv.,
Ir,d.-p.ndenoe; lU-lt v ... ... ;
it. 11... i
drug store, iaiie.
tk nnnniu-eint'iit that Mrs,
Beatrice Barlow-Dierke of Portland
- Kiario recital within
easy reach of all Polk county lovers
of muaio, is the most important
news of an artisf.o navuro j
lished in our local press. A com
bination of personal friendship and
other fortunate circumstances has
made the engagement of Oregon's
. . Afru
IHUlDUa I
A ThoujrUttHl Mun.
xt m au.Uh f WluolieMr. ln;.
HI. l U " ,.,....
. . .... t r.. I'll h
lrl,a nr. k ..g-- . n.
(I
t,
in K fair and chicken
tVi Christian church.
Uiuuci " - - ,
. r..ii. r; rivn bv the J-iaaies
Aid Society on Saturday evening
ADril 23rd.
r,niness meeting of the Lewis
& Clark club will be held next
Wednesday. Matters of import
ance will be up and a full attend
ance is desired.
't a Van Orsdel, Mrs. M.
iuro. .-- . ,
M. Ellis and Miss Mabel Guy of
Dallas, passed tnrougn inuy
ence on their way to Portland Tues
day as delegates to the North Pa
cific board meeting of the Presby
terian church.
E. J. Heath of McMinnville has
purchased the J. E. J51HM proper
hf family here. Mr
iy nuu ujwv ,
Heath has been engaged in the
manufacture of tile. The tile fact-
w ha heen idle some time
ury i.civ.
f to death of the
on account vl
owner.
itv,r v.. Churcb next Sab-
bath morning at 11 o'clock there
will be an interesting Bervice. The
...;n oivean addreD8on "How
le got our English Bible. A chart
will be used ana useiui mw.u.-...
TV,. will be no evening
service in the M. E. Church owing
to the Union Service in the Presby
terian Church in behalf of the
American Bible Society
The iame wo '" - " r . .
i .k season tvi,. ; her recitals only in
sized crowu mu iidi. s"- ,
onened up with enthusiasm. The our Urge8t cities, and H requires
openeu up ,.AKm, t.ha nart of the
features of tne game wmc i."v" unusum tuwn r
runs by Travis or Old town. local managemeni, w
bringing three scores on each hit factory financial guarantees, and
The stars of New Town were Josse great generosity on the part of the
j r-u,i.W artiste, who, however, has the well-
1UU JUu I
k wt Saturday liigm oi
wcu " " - , , , r. ninrka has won IOr Iicrsuu
last week to Corvallis and thea ,u! forem0st living
team to Rock Creel .our n r - T "al of whom, among
.outhofCorvaUis , re.u I - ' GodowsUi and
day morning. Th . par y was com reat triumph tor
nna.dof Mr. and wrs. j. . . L. t. .mar.
- " . ... r.i..41t Xfr her When sne u" -rr
land, Miss Mary v.u. - of Europe
Reed and Mr. Westbrook of Port ance in t
land and Capt. Spong. A num-r ;- fof fifty
of spackled beauties were ,.uKu.. -
A Dandy for Burns. the direction of the celebrated
. th- ,rif,: "I L.nomr Ilenrv Wolfson. She
Dr Bergm, ru - mou6-i , .
have used Ballard's Snow Liniment; ha8 a j.epertoire at her command ot
always recommended it to my friends, conCerl pieces from the
M I am conndeni inere u- masters. Her program
It is a dandj for burns. Thaee greawe , m nu.pv
hoViveoo farms are especially liable will inc.uae " " j
wuo" .. . ...... kniioM t..u:. an Sfhumann. Cbopm, ana
tn man v acclaeniai tuio, nuull"""i .'
....... -,aw when Ballard's .u. Onhnhart-Taussie "Marchs
a.. i inimen: Is applied. It should .nA Liszt'a arrangement
alway.be kept in tbe house for cases of .,Tanbauger Overture " All
emergency." c, ouc, x . - numbers while strictly clas-
by A. 8. liocKe. .witthtnd Dleasing and
.. I Distal i sv w. .n . -
Ballard's Horehound Syrup. cjm wl eDjoyed by a popular
Immediately relieves hoarse, croupy audience, especially wucu
nnr.Hi. rattliiiK, rasping and , ar,iate.
breathing. Henry C. 8Kam8 ' AAaA to fix the
. ... ... !lM Mow HUM
aniijrfst. BhuiisDurg, . .cn althoueh
mil "I have been sell.ng Bal- price o. "Vr"
i . ,mA voara I 1 Una haor. inn iniuiiuuui K
lard's Horehouna eyrup i ,
and have never bad a preparation that heretofore charged for Mrs.
has given better aatlsfaction. I notice Dierke,8 conCert8. A special motor
that when I sell a battle mey u Independence at 8:15 p
backformore. A'T 1 T tnrnine after the concert. A
-de"- ' social rnoto"; will also return to
n. ua o Tinr i mm tunvvi w.
wwwagr"" . ; ' -i-.in
trMnr. k " M flimiiy
eure.1. Only S5o at A. H.
druif store. .
T11H CHUKCHI
Corner of 5th and Monmoutn
greets; Rev. W. W. Edniondsou.
Sunday scnooi i
Morning service 11 a. m.
Class meeting 12 m.
Evening services 8-00 p. m.
.;,,.vHrv Wednesday
Prayer meeting eery
evening at 7:30.
the church and the pastor .ill w
pleased to see you ana re.. -v
helpful services.
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Calvary PreabyterUn Church.
Sunday school at 10 a. m.
Morning worship 11 "'d-
Endeavor meeting i p.
Evening worship 8:00.
Prayer meeting Wednesday even
ngs at 7:30.
r.i,w Preftbvterian church
next Sabbath evening there will be
. tt: aorv((, of the Methodist
and Presbyterian Churches in the
f thn American Bible So-
JI11C1CDU v.
cietv. Tbere will be special music
and two addresses, Kev. w
Edmondeon will speak on "The
American Bible Society and its
work in the Home land." Rev. Dr.
Thompson will speak of the "Amer
ican Bible Society and its work in
Foreign Fields." This will be an
interesting service. Special offer
ing taken for tbe American Bible
Society.
Z D 0 WC I llltfll 7S S-
Hazelwood Ice Cream at Craven
aad Moore's very day.
Trraml IceCreamI The lee
Cream seeson is open at Crayen &
Moore's.
Highest price paid for Mohair by
Messner.
Messner wants all the Mohair in
Polk county. Consult him regard
ing price. I
w are aeents for Buckeye
pumps, Aermotor windmills. R.
M. Wade & uo.
nn at. MftRsners and examine
fh new wash gloves for ladies;
cannot be torn or faded.
bedroom, on
V Ullbcu
a porch preferred; easily accessible.
Address, KeasonaDie,
taken for any
periodical published at the pub
lishers' price, at Craven & Moore's.
The Ice Cream season is here and
-1 ! nA IT f a I ixj tti ill
you can get. cuuice
Cream at Craven & Moore's.
Clark & Parry Vehicles have
special corner irons, oil tempered
intlv finished. Sold
springs,
bv R. M. Wade & Co.
This Time It's
For Utility, Durability and Comfort there
for uuuij. ,(icr.iHnrv
a Buggy, iritis n Good One
Anions th ...a")' wtf J1."0 jUHt,
,o v,,l iM.no that iK'atn anything wo hav
. r h!ul u our ll.H.r. U rauiu-a un
ium,l to null th, nu,t ,x.rling. It
ha penuii.0 loatlHT trhnmi.., lj.ahin
. h ritiL'. iiml everything
,o nutkoitfon.forUl.UsMvIiHh ami hurting.
Hotter ilni i "t' lL
i FKAZBR&RICE
Uuited KviuiKUc"'
Sunday school at 10 A. M.
Morning service atllo cUk.
Ketone League of Christian
Endeavor at 6:30 P. M.
Evening service ai :ow u .....
Mies Ethel Brown, saperinten-
dent of K. L. C E.
To all of these services me puu-
lie is inyited-
Daniel A. 1'omno. pai.
riirtstlan ClmrcU.
p.intr every 2nd and 4th
"- - ..
Sundays by Rev. E. 'g"1"'"
Sunday school 10 A. M.
Y. P. S. C. E. 6:30 P. M.
Uiwluess Opeiitni;.
For Sale Country store in P'
oik
able
Wanted -Agents for one of the
most valuable and beet selling
books ever issued. For lull mior
mation address Vitalogy Distribut
ing Co., Salem, Ore.
The cantata "Queen Esther" put
on by local talent from Independ
Monmouth will be the
CUf"
ereatet-t event ot the season. At the
onera house V ria ay au" .j
nights, April TJia ano oui,u.
Entirely Satisfied with the
CLARK BUGGIES
Portland, Ore., April 17, '03.
R. M. Wade & Co.,
City.
Sirs: I am well pleased to know you have
the CLARK BUGGY. He-serve one for me,
out of your next consignment, of the deHcription
indicated in our recent conversation. Have used
a Clark Buggy for thirteen years with en
tire satisfaction and am free to recommend it with
out reservation.
Yours truly,
R. Kixt.y, M. D.
J. L. Clark Buggies are fitted
with Wade's Corner Irons.
Mon stretchable Leather Quar
ter Tops.
SOLD
R. M. WADE (& CO.
J. R. CRAVEN, Mgr.
INDEPENDENCE, - OREGON.
Independence, Oregon.
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Plumbing iom
On Short notice
Plows and all Kinds of
Edged Cools
Ground lUbile Vou Wait
INDEPENDENCE AND
WATER and LIGHT CO.
LIVERY, FEED AND BOARDING STABL
I. W. DICKINSON, rYOp.
Good Rig for Commercial Men a Specialty.
flood accommodations. Hons well fed. KiM
... . i 1 1
Horses hoarded by day.weoic or mou"..
imh-itentlenrf, 0r4
ngs
Telephone Ao.
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THE MONMOUTH LAUNDRY
H. D. WHITMAN, Proprklw
A Home Industry Institution
GOOD WORK, PROMPT DELIVERY
OUR WATCHWORDS
WorK Called for Tuesday Delivered Sattr4
r r 'Sfc---, T
Fi
ne
Josse & Bice,
UNDERTAKERS
'arlors in connection. Day or night
calls promptly attended to.
Day phone 27:; Night o'j:$
Main St, Independence, Ore
V. 1 KICK, Kmlml r an.l Funeral IMrcctor.