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About West side enterprise. (Independence, Polk County, Or.) 1904-1908 | View Entire Issue (Oct. 4, 1904)
Social and Personal. Aura Ford was over from Dallas Sunday. in Portland the Geo. Brer was last of the week. in Mi Maggie Tomeroj waa Falls City over Sunday. Mrs. Ed Owen and daughters were in Salem Saturday. Mr. Lottie Dorris spent a few days in Salem the past week. Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Ireland are visiting in Independence. Miss Sereta Sax of Portland is J. It. Collins is visiting in Laba. Inon. Mrs. Robertson of Portland is visiting her son Grant of this city Iff raid Jorgeson of Dallas was in Independence Sunday. Dr. and Mrs- Ireland came up from Portlaud Saturday. Mr a. August Sperling visited her sister in Portland over Sunday. Miss Pearl Squire was in Port land the first of the week. Zed Roeendorf was a business visitor to Portland this week. Wm. Talum of Dallas was in the city yesterday. Mark Scrafford, the Luckiaraute farmer and hop-raiser was in town the guest of Miss Lulu Wilcox. II. II. Jasperson was a business Thursday. visitor to Portland this week. .Mrs. Dr. Cal breath and Miss Claude Hubbard was a passenger L" to Newport the first of the week. Mrs- IIurle' 8ond V- Jap Rhodes returned from the Pilot Knob mines in Nevada yes terday. Mr. Rhodes has been gone since July. Mr. and Mrs. S. v. Bteeie 01 n . . v-- Uf v,;.K .... ... j j . uuena mawerein inaepenuence gu KxpoiiUon tnd other H. Clan field of Salt Lake pre cinct was in town the last of the week. . Saturday. Mr. and Mrs. J. S. Cooper return ed Sunday from a few day 8 visit in Portland. Mrs. Fay George at Arlington has been visiting at the home of A. Robinson. Miss Marie Nunn of Vancouver was the guest of Miss Olive Has tings a few days the past week. Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Day of Day ton Wash, are visiting Mr. Day's cousin Mrs. Joe Hubbard. Dr. Thompson was called to Cor vallis Monday to conduct the fu neral of Mrs. Taylor who died Sunday. eastern points. Mr. Virgin will be gone three months. A fine new locomotive just out of the shops of Portland arrived Sun day morning for the I. & M. Motor Company. Engineer Wilson is the happy man who took her over the road on her initial trip. Charley Smith gathersedjfrom his raspberry bushes, Saturday a fine lot of delicious berries the Becond crop of the season. He also has strawberries but not quite as many as he had in June. Mrs. Job N. Arnold of Toledo has demonstrated conclusively that lemons can be grown and ripened in Lincoln county says the Reporter. She has in her posses- Claude Fryer left Monday for jsion a sample of the fruit taken Salem where he will enter bis junior year in the study of medi cine at the University. The family of M. M. Porterfield from south of town is moving into the Jim Hanna residence on from a tree at her home here, last Saturday, which is one-half pound in weight and nine inches in cir cumference and thoroughly ripen ed. The utter lack of demand for the corner weBt of the Presbyterian young men in important business church. positions who are to any extent given to the honor habit, is dome - 1 - - ...... 1i . I c ' w Mr. and Mrs. wui onaier recent- more ftnd doing it hfsteT, to lessen ly moved to the Burch place, now drunkenness and discredit ita de owned by Prof. Rice, three miles V6tees, than all the attempted en- soutn oi independence. forced prohibition ever undertaken. Elzie Odborn is in a Salem Notwithstanding Salem's numerous Hotpital. Friday Mr. Osborn was saloons, it is very seldom a drunk nnAMtfwl nnnn for anhfindinitia and man is Been, especially a drunk J. L TOCKTON & CO. SALEM, OREGON. The Old White Corner and the Dalrymple Store. & Great Money Raising Sale S Trcroomious price co....ion on .v,r,lhinK I, lh... lr quality .toro. Tl.u..ml. ol ';'" "h f ... good. l..vo been received at both .tore,, ami all will bo Merited in order for ua l. raia. nipn-jv Think oflt. We must raise $50,000 in 60 days Thomas Kay Woolen Mills Flannels Double fold, 54-inch special $!.&" Double fold, 58-inch special 1.35 yd Double fold, 60-inch special 1.35 yd 56-inch .Oxford grey clothes, worth $1.25. Special 78c yd COc novelty suitings reduced to 39c yd Rabbit skin llannelettes,' regular 1 2 Jc values. Sale price. 8c 20c Kimona flannels. Sale price. 16-23 12J Kimona flannels. Sale price. 9c 11.25 and 11.50 white juilis. Sale price. 98c New Walstings New styles for waistings just re ceived from New York. They are the regular 50o grade. Our sale price . 35c yd. New Suit Cases Just Received. This style, genuine sole leather suit case, with fancy holl and lining and box shirt fold. $5.00 The greatest case in America for tho price As our sales protean day by day the crowds get largo, larger, and public enthuniaatn grows The reason our big iu.r, hM grown so suddenly in publio Tavor is this: Ws carry the Iml that the market rwducM, We treat our customers with t) utaMU rourteny. We undersell our comprtllors without Indulging In M. dorhand method W never inisrepresenl ourselves. You Need the Goods We Need the Money LET'S TRADE ' A great slaughter of his b-grade merchandise. An lionet Irglt, imate sale conducted on principles that will make us friend ularj a we remain in huin. The largtvt and wont comprehensive tck of blgb-rritk NEW STYLISH merchandise In lb. Willamette Vallry. $20.00, $25.00 Suits for Men Reduced to $10.00 Boy's Suits $1.00 up. Men's Suits $3.00 up. Genuine Riestley Cravenette Rain Coats Sale Price $9.00 2 4 BUSINESS LOCALS. the $27 per is slowly improving. Mrs. M. E. Mason returned to her home in Eastern Oregon Mon day after visiting in Independence for several weeks. young man. sucn an unfortunate has no chance to become a part of the important business world of to day. Statesman. The family of Sidel Walker will occupy the house belonging to Wesley Perry, while the new Walk er residence is being constructed. Miss Molly Smith, stenographer for a leading law firm of Portland, was the guest ol Mr. and Mrs. Palmer of the Palace Hotel over Sunday. , Mr. and Mrs. Wesley Perry left Sunday for a two months' visit in California. While gone Mr. and Mrs. Perry will visit relatives in San Francisco, Oakland, and Heldsberg. The public school at Bethel opened Monday with an attendance of seventy pupils. Prof. A. C. Hampton of Monmouth is principal twhi!e Miss Richardson has charge of the lower grades. Dr. W. C. Brown, a former den tist ofIndependence was recently married at Burns, Eastern Oregon, to Miss Simmons. Doctor and Mrs. Brown's home is at Burns. Miss Ethel Lemmon who had the night work at the telephone office left Friday for Monitor where she will teach this winter. Mrs. Wm. Barnett accompanied Miss Lemmon as far as Salem. Mr. and Mrs. Jim Stapleton in company with M. L. Couvert and Stephen Thompson of Vancouver have been truest) at the home of Dave Stapleton. The gentlemen brought three fine bird dogs with them and while here enjoyed a few rlsrs of brmfirte. Capt. A. Fay, master of the steamer Toledo, trading into Ya quiua Bay, is meeting with much encouragement in his attempt to establish closer business relations between this valley and Coos Bay points. He passed through the city last week, spent some time in Albany, and left on Monday fori Portland. He expects to establish a regular line of steamers between Yaquina and the Southern Oregon Coast in the course of a few months. This is an enterprise that should be heartily encouraged by our people. Corvallis Gazette. Dr. G. L. Tufts, superintendent of the State Anti-Saloon League, in a speech at Pendleton Wednesday night, said the counties which the league expected to carry for the abolition of saloons are Tillamook. Benton, Polk, ' Yam hill, Lane, Douglas, Crook, Wallo wa, Morrow, Malheur, Wasco, and Linn. He said an election would be called for in each of these coun ties and if prohibition did not carry in the counties as a whole it would be enforced in precincts giving a majority for prohibition. Mr. Tufts made speeches in this county last spring. Peter Shafer exhibits an ear of corn grown on his Highland place that is almost perfectly developed. It is of the stock feeding variety, the seed of which was brought from Nebraska by George Shafer last spring. It is of dark red color and the well filled grains on a cob a foot long evidences the fact that it is a specie adapted to Oregon soil 9- Buy your winter underwear of Messner. New process rolled barley at Independence Feed Store, ton with sacks. Fresh roasted peanuts and every thing imaginable at Davidson Hedges. Messner is 'showing the most complete line of staples and novelty dress goods to be found in the county. Come in next Sunday and look the line over. A good place to stop for a meal in Salem is at Strong's restaurant Meals at all hours. Get Westfall of Monmouth to do your paper banging. PIANO AND ORGAN Dr. Mary Cole. Monmouth, Ore, Office at residence. Moore's Hair Invigorator and Newbro's Herpicide for dandruff and falling hair or diseased scalp sold in bulk, 50c 8 oz., or applied if necessary by Moore & Taylor's, the barbers on C street. Messner has his full line of wet weather goods on the counters ready to serve you. Rubber boots, over shoes, rain coats, slickers, rub ber hats, umbrellas etc. Prices very little different from last year. Our clothes must fit or we keep them. We don't make cheap clothes but good c'othes cheap at the New Tailor Shop. Get a sack of Crescent stock food for your cow at the Independence Feed store. We have some bargains in bug gies. A few jobs we wish to close out, Frazer & Rice. Get A. B. Westfall of Monmouth to do you painting. Have your clothes made in latest styles at the New Tailor Shop. Don't forget that anything for poultry or stock is to be had at the Feed Store. Try Meeener's new line of gro ceries for your stomachs sake. Don't forget to call at Davidson 4 Hedges when in town. Com pie t line of cigars, tobaccoi, candies. ! Your opportunity to buy a piano or organ right here at home. Every instrument fnlly guaranteed. Product of tho world's greatest factories. Prices better than you can got in Portland. Easy payments if desired. Come in and get a FREE copy of the celebrated Cable March and Two Step and also a book containing tho Old Favorite Ronga. Allen & Gilbert RamaRer Co. Cor. Monmouth and Main Sts.. Independence. Let everybody attend the dance at the Auditorium .Saturday night and hear Independence's , big or chestra just re-organized. Lee's Lice Killer and Lee's Egg Maker at tho Feed Store. The music for the dance at the Auditorium will be furnished by Independence's newly organized orchestra. New tSIent and the best of music is guaranteed. Don't overlook R. Co's special sale ad. M. Wade & EVERYBODY'S COLUMN For Rale, .Rent, Wanted or similar notices three lines In thin colnmn, 25oenti: one month 75 cents. W. G. S HARM AN Merchant tailor, Bank building, Indepen dence, Ore. TOILET PAPER " One Week Special Sale. Rolls Pocket A. S, LOCKE 4 for 25c 3 for 25c PRESCRIPTION DRUGGIST FOK SALE House and Barn with half block; beautiful location in North Independence. Joe Pick ens. Independence. FOR SALE A choice Polk county larm or over dUU acres can be had at very reasonable figures. Ad mirably adapted to stock raising. Enquire at this office. FOR SALE Six month's old Poland China sboats, eligible to registjr. Also some young Po land China pigs, best breed. Write or Enquire of 0. C. Sloan World's Fulr Ilaten Kitendci). Through the efforts of the Great ionnern Kailway, World's Fair excursion tickets will be sold on October 27, 2S, and 20, in audition to October 3, 4, and 5. For full information apply to any Great rorthern agent Dissolution Notice. To whom it may concern: all in debted to the undersigned is r. quested to call at our place of busi- nees and settle accounts on nr fore October 10, as tbe firm changes hands on October 1, md we -wi.K to coles all accounts. Mr. and Mrs. W daughter visited in this week. A. Messner "j McMinnvilf 8omu for the Skin. Mrs. J. W. Richardson, Sr., J' the agency for the celebrated Ci fornia Medicated Healing Soap. is recommenced Ur ull skin o eases and is sold at JO cents or three for 25 cents. Try the d soap. G. A. HURLY, Attorney at Law ana Notary Public. Collections Promptly Made- Investigated. Ea.t Side Main Street, Tit! Yours Respectfully, T -- f ii..