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About West side enterprise. (Independence, Polk County, Or.) 1904-1908 | View Entire Issue (June 9, 1904)
WERT HIDE ENTERPRISE. 1NTENDENCE, OREGON FIVE ounty Correspondents Sweep The Field ACK GAME. Lw4 Dcball Nine Goei L Before the Norma! Team Wednesday, Score 3-2, A, Merle !Hii Maud . i.t.aft Mill (Iff rs(lir' Vlee-lVesl- JfM fr iwiiimb a .AS: THE DALLAS VOTE a II(10 womtn, poke to Iba students Thursday morning. H.r 0u,tUine iU). lureaqua, her inauneri pleasing, her voire musical, her worj, Mr. it Hh was altogether an Inter, raling visitor. The training department will clone tha Khli f In..- m i . i ;7h. t...u '' :'. "''.Hir-g exercises will b l,l i n. Lpwuu win " i-"' mr, ". mat uay . ,rt iwitO l"'19 Cochrane school finished Its jj. iilhe awakening from the term's work last Friday under the ,! lrui. emcu-nt teaching of Mra. FisLer. ,f fanning for ofliea la riot Mieeee Smith and Whealdon were ,,ns," Interested listeners to tha excelleut .. i -ii . closing exercises. jfiMti a crai uou vni J,,fii ba'r tha Normal team rea. lender returned Thursday VeJneaday t Amity to tha "m an Institute held at Toledj, 1. The Normal boye had ""-gun. J a ... . ... I.. .a itt J.i.Aa. . .. 4Kmj . Mv-w- Miss isoetrice Anderson U'l. for til which characterises ue U mr . . t. oflh. team durWig the entire Thompson school, Portland, spent several days her this week. Tha commencement program will ba ai follows: Saturday evening, June 13, "Kemeralda," Normal Dramatic Club. Sunday morning Baccalaureate . i . i - .in . i i u wiui maoi him aim ,d men who are conceded to bbwl amateurs of lha slate, bi surprise party. As usual licking of Yotbt waa of aucb wider ttiet tha opposition ml down like lemba to lha nr. sermon, Hev. II. LtPsjr Kulkerson who ia sick Grove. K. Kale, Fores College Commencement Nex Week. Dan Poling will Graduate. . """ho i.ieeiiee Isatie! and i robalei Matters at the County Meat. The result of the vota laal Mon day was a aurprise to a great many here. Never helore in yeara bad ao much Interest been taken In i atari inn I I i .i . i losuora on uom nuns worked hard for theii reeiwctive tickets. Dallas people generally ei peeled to aee Mr. Delton and Mr. Myer re-elected. The result of the vote with referenoe to these men hows that the votera ol Polk coun- ty will uoi aland for the third terra proposition. No better or more capable officials than Dallon or Myer are to be found, and Dallas gave them a bandaome vote, but the people will not etand for the third term, and that prejudice id iVlk county will not be easily overcome. John George Sloll who baa been confined in tha couutjr jail bera the past aiz mouths was last Weduee day released from custody by fiber iir Kord. J. K. Johnit baa relumed ta weeks visit in Portland. liimehe Ferguson, who waa Ijtwr parents, Mr. and Mrs. K'joJ, received a telegram V; calling hur to Hpokane, herbimband is eerieusiy ill. .( bcMasters has returned 'endlelon whero he baa been ( for the past year. ilifid is rapidly recovering. A K raiupbrll baa re- 1 ffMiu i'urUutid where she '.oufultrgo a surgical opera- L Fenton waa over from i Saturday l)king after the. ul buim. b lit Crow iy baa relurtied arltaod where she haa boen I union, followed by banquet. .(J in a millim ry bousf. Monday p. in. Field day. a . . aionuay evening Joint literary program. Tueaday p. in. CI as day. Tuesday eveniug Concert and reception. Wednesday a. tn. Commence ment; Class Address, Senator Win. Kuykendall. Wednesday evening Alu moire. ANTIOCII. i: n. rcrmtis is tiutiing up a telephone lino to extend from Mon inouih to the fine farm of J. It Stump. Mrs. Nellie Veater and be daughter, Maliel, and Maggie Owen were in this neighborhood Monday "Uncle" Johnnie Rhodes who i 85 years old, was in Monmouth The street sprinkler was started this week and the streets are now kent in excellent condition as far M dust is concernec. A. J. Gill, reoeutly from Kansas is visiting bis sitter Mrs. J. R Thursday, combining business with cuy council has appointed a pjoaeure. i impector to look aaer the of all the sidewalks in MHIIAL NOTKH. baiinsui meeting of the Y. tha following ofliccre were wr the comingyeur: Maud preiidcnt; Marie Church. tident; (iufmIb Iturns. r. Mcretary; Alice Fleming, Hrting secreUry; 'eMorer. CH,igradualoof the Nor- Critic teacher in the Drain welcome viailor for 'W' tbia week. """Hull recently visited u. tier kihIkp xt;. t :i- t Waiter Jiutlrr of iiuel was an Antloob visitor last week. D. M. Calbrcath and wife at tended , the Sleel-Kerr wedding Wednesday. Mr. and Mrs. J. h. Fisbback en tertained a numler of their neigh bors and friends Sunday, it being Mr. Fishhttck'a 02nd birthday jennje Oranges, ice cream and caka weie served. Mrs. P Corvallis ii;ii:k. A. Johnson haa gone to to visit her daughter, Mra. N. Tarter. Quite a number from here at tended the picnloat Bidder's Grove lant Saturday. Mies Nellie Link of Montgomery who is attending the St. Louis fair, writes home that she is having a ' iurpnso party was my pant time, 10 Mihs Gertrude Kddr "cli a summer eohool Cmpbe spent a few davs "ii last week. Marks. The Dallas ice plant is running day and night and dispoeea of its product aa fast ai maufactured. A few of our townspeople are ar ranging 10 siari ior lli ocean beach; the majority of them seem to prefer I he Salmon Kiver beach, Ihe nearest pleasure resort on the coast. Georgia Shriver hai returned from a two weeks visit with friends at Centralis, Wash. , The Dallas college commence ment exercises will be held here next week, commencing with the baccalaureate sermon Sundav. One student, Daniel Poling, will gradu ate Irom the college course and several from the academic and ele mentary departments. Work on the new building being erected by E. C. Kirkpatrick is be ing rushed to completion and will be ready for occupancy in the near future. bond filed and approved and L. Urlce, V. T. Tearoe and Charlee IVarce were appointed appraiaers. In tha matter of tha aetata of Milton Thompson deceased, petition to erect a monument not to exceed 50inooet preaented and ordered that prayer of petition be granted. HKAI. ESTATK TRANSFERS. K J Morrison to W II McLaniel land in Dallaa G24 Emma H & Paul Kingston to AuGuata Missal part blk 1 McCay 550. Frank Butler to Fred W Zicre land in IHsrCw $150. u W Gardner at al to Vina Mil- er lla 4 2 blk 0 Falla City $130, II n Plummer trustee to J let Lie V Btarr.lU 4 8 blk U Dallas Imp Co add. to Dallas $300. II. 8 Chaie & wf to Frank T Fuchs land in Dallas $1000. K C Keyt to Lena Keyt land in r5w $1. Alex Courts r to Raleigh Water- bouse land in Falls City $13.50. J F Groves to J as Helmick sher iff's deed land in t9sr3w O F Foaht A wf to Frank Savery land in Ballslon $110. Almira Kebekah lodge to Polk Co land in t3ar5w $20. huveic Alda and Roy Frucn snd Andy Perry went on the excursion to 8s In in Huuday, E. A. Miller will put up a new blacksmith shop bera this week. Fred Loy has recived a carload of lumber for his new house and barn. Mra. Alfred Flickinger is still very aick. Lillie and Nora Conrad of Mar- quam are spending a few days with Mrs. A. Kuef. C. E. McLane is the guaet of Henry Smith at Lewisville. August Moebinke of Oregon City is visiting ois brother Mr Moebinke. J. A. Giger of Oregon City is vis iting friends here this week. C. W. Stewart visited at the home of Alfred Ruef tha first of the week. E. A. Mills moved to Suver Thursday into the bouse purchased of C. E. McLane. A large crowd attended the pic nic at Kidder's Grove Saturday and a number stayed to enjoy the social dance given in the evening. day Walker Strauss of this city i soon leave for Chicago to reside. ill uuuri ... , -i . r . ?evenin T.,... o .... Aaron lot ana lamuy oi jorv 'I Mrs Tin.Li.... it- i lanu, nave uwu Tioniug 1 fi'turdav la taaeh . r "'Phew, Jense Yost, the past week. 101 nr the coast. rthJ Miasealdaand Fannie Bulb yis "Her the good wishes of ltd their brother at Independence Ndi. Ketlie Board n,l v.. ,r V.C A. deleraUatn h..! . . " l'on uid at Capital. M. Wi.. li a lporUt the mMUng Monday. A number in the vicinity of Montgomery are having siege of the meailee. Mrs. W. h. PbillipindaugbUr will soon start east to U goo ht a ladefloiu time- Mr. Brongof the real estate firm of Brong fc Hammer of Portland !ias been in this city on a business visit. Tho young people of the Method ist Fpworlb League gave an oyster supper in tne faun ounciing on the right of the election and did a rushing business all night. Work on the sewer system ia ii m i progressing rapiaiy. ino con iraciors have a large force of men at work ditching and laying the mains. William Soern is Superin tending tha work for the city. MARRIAGE LICENSES. William R. Allen to Florence I Wagoner, I'AKKKIC Miss Marguerite Kerr was mar ried to Edward J. Steele at the home of the bride's another, Mra. Mary Kerr at noon Monday, June 1. Rev. F. C. Thompson per formed the ceremony while the bridal couple stood under a white wedding bell trimmed in orange blossoms and call a lilies. The room was tastefully decorated with roses, ferns and Oregon grape eaves which were arranged in ong sprays. Mies velena tuqua played the wedding march. The bride was .attired in a white mousseline de soie trimmed with satin ribbon and Valenciennes lace, and carried a boquet of bridal roses. Miss Laura Critcbelow caught the bride's boquet. An elegant wed ding dinner was Berved. Following dinner and congratulations the edded couple left for The Dalles to spend their honeymoon. Upon their return in a few weeks the will be at home to their mends on a farm near Suver. The newly married couple were showered with presents covering most everything that may be of use in bouse keeping, from their numerous friends. As to Normal Teachers. N. J. Dozierof Ashlsnd has asked v i a a uovernor unamDenain wnetnsr a Board of Directors of a school dis trict of the second or third class can be authorized by a majority of the legal voters of the district to contract with the management of a Normal School to furnish teachers Mrs. Johnston and two daugh ters viaited with Mra. Clarke Mon day. Jas. Goodman and Jar Clarke) took a trip to Falls City last Sat urday. Uncle" Mat Smith who haa been quita ill is no better. a m . . Anumneror the women of this vicinity enjoyed election day as mach as the men. While the men were gone to vote the women visit ed with each other and the passed very pleasantly. A number of onr young people attended the picnic at Bidder's Grove last Saturday and report a good time. John Smith and family of Luck lamute spent Sundav at the noma ofChas. Havnes. Mr. Haynes and wife mad . business triD to Dallaa 1. v,;a.- - A IIUBJ Charlie Osborne believes in treat. ing horses ones io awhile. H0 has been feeding them sugar instead of salt this spring. The Chinese pheasants are nu merous in this part of the country. xneyare destroying the straw. berries and gardens. Every one is glad to see the cool weather. .Gardens are erowinr fmt and stock thriving. GeO. Sllllivan a... . T - ...v. ovuw. ..wit. iuuijK visitor Tneai.v tha teachers in attendance to teach Ihe children of the district, even orn io tfie wife of Wm. Yeater though such students may not Jan 6, a girl. have passed the regular teachers' examination provided by law and licensed to teach. The Governor submitted the question to the attor ney general and that official is of I the opinion that tuch an arrange-! MAPLE GROVE. More showers but more needed. our effi- 'Uncle Bill" Williams. Mrs. Tyler ol Buena Vista visited Mrs. Kerr Monday. Mrs. Thompson is visiting her parents. William Craoteford to Etta Sun derland. Joseph Radek to Sarah Cook. rilOBATB MATT1B8. In tbe natter of tha estate af Marian Brower Weider, deceased,1 Miss Lura Chnchelow returned to her home Saturday. A. B. Lacey is home on a visit. Mrs. R. W. Swink returned to her home at Crabtree Thursday. Miss Bena Arlandson, visited in Buena Vista Sunday. Mrs. and Mrs. Vm. Fuqua and Mr. and Mrs. Newt Prather visited at G. L. Bolters Sunday. Mrs. Jas. Helmick is in Albany, 'Grandma" Helmick is still quite sick hut is improving slowly. t""lcient most aonA.: i ment would not be according to law man emn7 " in that teachers must be employed oughfares ""V'Wg me mor by Bchool boards. This is one of their duties. He also cites that ere are a few cases of meaaW such such boards mav authorize the io this neighborhood, lha chiWrn drawing of warrants in payment of Atwater'and Mr. Bachelor teachers' salaries, provided that al naving contracted them at Ind- such teachers must hold legal cer- peudence seme time ago. tificates and that such certificates Claud Lewis returned last week must cover the entire time of the from near Eddwill nin u. teacher's service taught. Such cer- had been to deliver a nice band of tifisate can neither directly nor in- goats 455 head to nr. wm directly be made to legalize another oughby of that place iwiiuot b nor vice. I ... , If a teacher, who holds a cerUfi- -, 77 laner of Salem - i ucr parents a few davs last cate, is permitted to send a teacher, wee who does not hold a certificate, to do the teaching, then the certificate T P- Haynes attended the Dis- is made to legalize another teacher's tnct Conference at Brownsville last service. week. At tne monmouth btate Normal Mrs. Thos. Willia'm. .nJ ir r o(J I. .U II ....U -I. . - - x"r o.uuuwwuob icauu pupua uagiey and daughter. Miss Stel'a. r -"""' maae a inp to Albany last week. .us auoimoiucui is not suet! as out lined by Mr. Dozier. The Mon mouth Public School Board em ploys its licensed teachers and these teachers use Btudents of the Normal as assistants, the Normal students teaching without any pay whatever. wa3 a. is in. Mr., and Mrs. D. M. Calbreath visited friends here Wednesday. Mr. and Mrs. Arlandson visited Mr. and Mrs. Anderson on Luckia- mute Sunday. Henry McBlmurry is at home again after an absence of several weeks ia Linn couaty. 1 ' ' COOPEIt HOLLOW. Clarence Marks and wife visited at the home of his mother Sunday. Bessie Clarke spent last week with her sister Bell Sullivan. Frank Morris has returned home and is now cutting wood en his place. Mr. Calbreath and wife spent Sundaywith Mrs. Clarke. Mrs. W. VV. Percival Salem visitor Wednesday. Mrs. Dr. Slater of Salem Independence this week. Mrs. Hattie Wells of California making an extended visit with "er parents, Mr. and Mrs. I. Claggett. Mrs. Clarke and dantrhtAr m;. Retta from the Conner Wnlln. neighborhood were inlndennnrfo Tuesday. Miss Mary Clodfelter came up om Portland Saturday night ana! is visiting with her sister Mra Albert Moore. C. C. Pi tier, an arrival froBav Miseouri, this week purchased 8f acres of land belonging- to the Chaa. Fiaher estate. "Uncle" Johnny Rhodes who is I 84 years old ia still able to be around. Ha was transacting buai ness in this vicinity last weak. 'J Henry and Mra. Btaats and Mr Jim Hill viaited with the If arks'd Utt- Staata of AirJi boya last tuacay. visited in tewn Monday.