WEST BIDE ENTERPRISE, INfENDENCE, OREGON
FIVE
County Correspondents Sweep The Field.
MONMOUTH.
turn .Mi-Ill" and rM'tlnl tltk
W'FJt MrMIl "-
'" ,u. "' r'raM I.Uewa. villi
11'. ;.....( IUIImmmI niHVla.
u.t.lvi ir Mr. i.u..
J,,, Ireland l "P " Rortland
,,burt visit.
... U' M. Cooler nd wn of
:.mok 11,9 wwi here-
. if. Johnnon has oU "'
.'kl,l autl residence to Dallaa
mr.
j C. K. t'lodfclter of Portland
,,itinK Iiit mother, Mr. A. A.
'.run.
ll-tl I vi.lllnd mill.
ii.
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H a . 1 .. l.ttll.ltnfff a
tVjlliam rug"" -
,Jiry Urn cm Hi !" just
huftown.
....v,rj oi .iurlt Nawln,, M
Csleb, w.a unveiled Sunday by
Monmouth Camp No. 4'J. ,MH,.
motor carryli.g nrn.tM.ra of the
camp, circle, hand and tmny cltl
i.a, Ult bereft 2 U0, running out
In I Km .a .
' , " ' u" lry.i landed
...arv.iing iroiti place lo ttn
cemetery the. beautiful ceremony in
"mr of tt.U tichU youmr h..,.'
whone promising career waa brought
to ut ti an untimely end, waa Kiyp
uy mo ramp, erter which thegravea
of nil deceased luembera wero dec.
orated. Monuiotilh Camp tin lout
five luembera aince Iti organisation
l is;;.
'(l team won in the tali
game plated at Amity Sunday.
Hoore wan 34 to 21.
lOOlT.lt IIOI.I.OW.
Cherries and raspberries ar get
ting rljMf and are quite plentiful.
(ieorge rliillivan and wife r.
turned Wednesday frum a visit
with 1U itcr at Hodavllle.
t a, I .
LorwVlMH-l..k has returned! '.wI.iId
tmk county. where bej'''"'.
T I If.. ! . .. .... ...
.urn. I own vinllftil With Mrs
Maying Monday.
quite HI,
I'ICDUK.
Feveral of the young people at
tided the Ice cream aordat at
Kings Valley Saturday evening.
W. J. Hooker and wife of -liar-
rlaburg who have been visiting hia
pnrenta hre the pant week have re-
turni'd home.
Mr. Clara Willlarna and Mra.
H E. HuhIi of Jndftperidence vioitcni
at the homo of Mra. Uuah the laat
of the weik.
ten traclung.
t)vrrll Murnwl from
, Hi.rt, v'h , where he ha
: for the '
TulT.ifl of IVrlland l via
t ii the Io'iijb i ler grtnd-
,fr, Mr. Ju "olvrrlon.
lr.Pai'l Fuulkw of Portland
iiiDi at tli" iiotne of hrr par
I, Mr. and Mra. L. C round.
,n X. Wlifalilon aiul wilo oi
Dillia allPiidml cotnnifiite
; fKiei. M r. VJtaldoi
L.r elv t from Watco county,
i L A. K iliiinon ha bougl
J; n. lump rJdnce on Motor
t!i(iwi!l liar it paintfd and
v for owupaucy tna hort lime.
other rural trlphon line wil
be iii niir ration from lhi place
:!l fiicn l Mont lakitu in Ihe
. Stmni an 1 Win. Riddell
Mra. E. Clarke and family have
returned from a finning trip to
ltnlon county They caught
aUut 1W troit
U l,uc aint .Sunday hore
leaving here ten ytfare agi
Lucaa haa been In the employ
t rt. I'. H. ft. Co. contlnuounly
j eiiftinwr.
. A. Wannapcr.t Friday mom
w. In tHiiiiiany with J. E
y and C, Hryaut he epent
il dnya !lhing above Fall
tod w returning to hia home
:gn.
d UU ia yiaiting here, lie
!ilirig u rponaible ponitioii
tb( Portland (ieneral F.UK'trlc
mil hai received several pro
Jin during the time he ha
lit) their employ.
annual conference of the
g Men'i Chr.Ktiati Aaaociation
held thia year at t!earhnrt
from May 27 to June 5
y-one institutions wnre repre'
I md 111 didegateo were prea
coming from Waaltington,
and Oregnn which atatea
'i?o Xortbweal 8tudtut'e Con
Dimrict. The local naaocia-
w reimscntecl l.y McaxrK II
- Rih Clarke, Fr.-d Crowley,
Pettoya and (i. L, Nurn-
A numUr of people from here
attended the cloning exercixta at
the Normal echool at Monmouth.
Nellie hhipley ia viaiting with
her aunt Mra. Farley near Monroe,
Hvtikui county.
Ue. Sullivan and Geo. .Sheldon
t.Kk a trip to Willamtua the limt
of the week. ,
Win. and John Yeater and Geo.
and Jirrt Hale went to Silott Llaain
Tueaday.
Orra Towna ia again at home lor
a few weeka.
Mr. IIU1 ia having hia house re
Mr. P. A. Johnson and aon were
veiling at (Jeorge Mndornan'a near
torvallia lout Huuday.
Mra. P. 0. Iluah and nephew,
Mr. Ciroahong, vialte.1 relative at
Kheridan lout week.
Mra. Philllipa and daughter Nell
atarted for Michigan laat Haturday
lo viil relativea.
Andrew Hannum la preparing to
erect a new houae on hia place.
T. I'. llevena ia planning the
erection o: a new barn.
Miaa Eula Haley and Jack Hoi
man were married in Portland on
Jane 7. The bride bus many
frienda and relative! in thia neigh
borhood who wiah them much hap
plnpaa. Tin young couple reaide
in Tacoma, Wash.
8. II. McElmurry and wife re.
turned from Lebanon last Thura-
day.
yallia ia visiting Mn. E.
Armond.
E. De-1 Note the ad a in thia laaue.
NUVKie
Mica I-na Kidder has returned
home from Mt. Angel where the
haa been attending achool.
Mra, Bert. Harper and children
are viaiting ber parent Mr. and
Mra. Jatnea.
Orley Allen ia building
barn.
a new
.0 H DeArmopd
home from Albany.
Mra. II. Mazfield and daughter
Minnie went to Independence the
laat of the week to eee the latter'
uncle who recently suffered a
paralytic stroke.
Lloyd Flickengc has his new
houne about finiahed.
Mix Ona linker of Portland is
vieiting relatives ani friends here.
There are several from here w ho
are going to the carnival at Albany
this week.
Notice of Final (Settlement.
has returned Notice I bereov riven tha I tbm on.
deraigned etteo or of the Ute of
Cliarlea (4. J-lb dot-anel. bave filed
in the offlne of t i county clerk of I'olk
ooonlr. Oreeop ay. final account and
final report to Id enlate matter, aod
the honorable uoty court baa flxed
the IHth Oay of July, A. D. J904, at the
hour of 1 o'clock p. in. of aald day at
the eountr court houne In Dalian, rolk
county, Oregon, aa the time and plaee
when and where aald final account will
be heard. All neraon Interested In
raid ettate are required to appear and
file ohlectiona, If any tbey bave. there
to, and to ehow caune' If any there be,
why laid final aooount and report
nhould not be allowed and aald eetate
finally nettled. Dated thia 13tb day of
June A. O. 1(04.
CHAKLEH 9. FISHER,
Kaecu'orof the entate of Cbarle O.
Finher, deceaaed.
CI TV.
Henry Dorton has been elccteJ
director and F. Uutler clerk for
district No. 00, It is their tenth
year to serve.
Albert ami otto leal have re.
turned from Portland.
The Falls City achool cloned last
Wednesday. Thone graduating were
Fern Raymond, Clara Montgomery,
Francis Lucky, Willie Tice, Jottie
Mover and Lulu Miller, ninth
grade; Cora Page, Mabel Stoddard
Petty Milne, Alma Huceloy, Willie
Montgomery, Ralph Herringlon,
Oacar Ellis, eighth grade.
Prof. Reynolds with the pupils
of the Dallas school, eighth grade,
attended the graduating exercisea
of the Falls City achool.
Normal base ball team do-
Salem ten m lunt Saturday,
Normal Ccmpua. The game
wand aiiiritleM. as it waa
f'om the li r t chapter that
" wore badly outclassed.
w was 19 to .). The Normal
" record for '0-1 that ia
nlJ credit to them, playing
llf and never beine defeated.
J? Ihe teamg that were do-
b7 '.hern is the Chemawa
Rich ia conceded to be the
Mwteur team in the state.
monument erected
P of the World
by the
to the
1IAM.STOX.
Mr. and Mrs. Forest Craven and
slighter, and Mr. and Mra. Al
'ernon and son have gone to
Woods for Beveral months.
Mr. and Mrs. Peter Cook were in
lick real 1 laat week.
The hop yards 'and crops here
are looking well considering the
drw weather. A 'rain would be of
great benefit to the gardens.
Mr. Long and family left Tues
day for tfalmon river, on the ooaet,
for a two weeks' outing.
Van B. Sears is erecting a large
barn on his farm.
Mr. and Mrs. J, P. Fetzer visited
relatives here over Sunday.
The new hotel oporated by Mr.
and Mrs. Ed. Wilson is now open
the public.
Petsr Cook has receutly pur-
chased the G. W.Clark place, while
the latter has mored on his farm.
I'AKKKIC.
A very pretty wedding occured
at the home of Mr. and Mra. J. T,
Jaiuea near Suver Sunday at high
noon, when Miss Julia James wss
married to Claude Boone. As
Valena Fuqua played the 'wedding
march the young couple advanced
and took their places under a large
floral horseshoe of white ronea. The
bride was attended by two httlo
girls, Gladya Reuf and Lenora
Jamea, each holding a boquet of
pink rosea. Hev. F. C. Thompson
officiated. After congratulations
were given a sumptuous dinner
waa served to the guests who num
bered about twenty-two. Mrs. Reuf
and Miss Lizzie Jamea assisted in
serving, ihe young couple took
the train for Portland 'midst a
shower of flowers and rice. The
young couple have the best wishes
of the community for a happy soil
on the matrimonial sea.
Mr and Mrs. Drexel arrived here
last week from Dakota and a few
days later the car containing their
furniture came.
Mrs. Huey of Wells was a jas-
aenger on the south bound train
Monday.
Mrs. Kerr and Mrs. Lacey were
Independence visitors Saturday.
Fred Quick of Tillamook, an old
resident of Suver was here Satur
day,
Mies Jessie Uox ot rortland is
vii-itinfl: with Mrs. J. O. Davidson.
Mr. and Mrs. Ed Steele visited
the latter's mother over Sunday.
P. J. Peterson and wife visited
with Jap Rhodes Sunday.
Mr. J. 0. Davidson is spending a
few days in Portland attending the
pioneers' meeting.
Mra. Logsden who wag on her
way to Amity, visited with Mrs,
I acey Saturday.
HIGHLAND
Miss Bertha Osborn who has
been in Eastern Oregon for several
months returned home Saturday.
Mrs. Chris Peterson visited over
Sunday with her husband who is
working in Portland.
Percy Haley of Gresham is vis
iting friends here.
Mr. and Mrs. E. Davidson were
visiting friends in Uorvailuv last
week.
Miss Ella Allen ha returned
homo from Albany where she has
been attending college.
J.J.Thurston is putting up a
new barn.
Mra. dimming and baby of Cor-
Mr, J. W. Turner, of Trubart. Va.,
aya that Charuberlaio'a Htomacb ai:d
Liver Tablet bave done him more
kood tnan anything he could get from
the doctor. If any phynlclan In thin
country waa able to compound a medi
cine that would produce ucb gratifying
reooltn in eaueti of atonmcli trouble
billousneen and cotiktipatioti, hia w hole
Notice For Publication.
Drpnrtmentorihe Interior.
Land Otllm ut On-iron Clty.Oreitoo,
April Itt, li(.
Notice In hereby given Hint Iho followlnr
riHmwl witixr ha (lied notice or bin Inten
tion Ut fimke ttul proof In nunport of hi
rial rn. and II, at aald proof will I made b.
for the County Clerk 01 1'ulk nmnlv (i.,n
at Dalian, Orison, on June 3. l'JX. viz:
i i.Kh.M B. MAHKH
11, K. No. 121 ( for lot . H!. 4. 1 k n r t w.
nv niinn me lonowinir wiiueuea to nrava
time would be uned I., preparing thle KTJXr, r",? fJS JtS&VZ:
ior tale by all druir- Mrla7"-urton-J-' Mar-,J M. Hewitt,
8 I 3. 11. tiround, of Monmouth, Oregon.
Algernon s. ireaer, KgUter.
one medicine,
glata,
I Bio Doubt mm t
No doubt but Salem as a point for
economical buying in all lines of mer
chandise surpasses all her sister cities.
nOWHEREare
quantitj and
quality more univer
sal and prices so uni
formly low. Few peo
ple realize- that al
most a duzen stocks
of furniture are ex
hibited here. Salem
is known through
out the west as the
town where furniture
is sold cheap.
No doubt
there is
more truth
than
poetry in
our
statements.
It is an undisput
ed fact that Sa
lem's furniture in
terests represent
more capital than
that of any simi
lar city.
CHISis a partial view
of first floor of the
House Furnishing Co.'s
show roojiis. l'eople
who trade at our store
know why we have
grown so rapidly dur
ing our three years in
Salem. You will nev
er know the full pur
chasing power of mon
ey until you trade
with .
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