West side enterprise. (Independence, Polk County, Or.) 1904-1908, March 07, 1905, Image 4

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Newspaper Page Textpocial and Personal. y ..-,i,t,iMiini iii r- mi ' '" if,, n . Tavlor ar M, .nd Mr. P. 1'. - Visiting in Portland, Mr. and Mr. Tetr Coot lof IUilston were Inlh city yesterday. Mr. Pick MiUioB l ovm from Dallas Sunday. Mr.and Mr.Estn Bpym wr in Saturday froffl IUwn, VWla, ... Boro to Mr. and Mr. ChM. Blaochard la Independence Febru ary 23, a baby boy. Mr. John Gentry visited to Cor vallis over Sunday. IUt. Mear of Buena Vista wu in Independence yesttrJay. Don't mist Word Butler' iolo in -A Craiy Idea." Mr. Jorgeon of Pall was in the city Sunday. Justice and Mr. B, Wilton are TUiting in Portland this week. Goldie Irvine a "Augusta" makes "Toms" heart vibrate in "A Crazy Idea." Mr. Eph Young and mother, Mr. Jones, are visiting relative in Portland. Admission to "A Crazy Idea" is 25 cent. Reserved seat will he 35 cents. Mrs. Vancb Lewi came up from Portland yesterday and i visiting at the home of her father I. W. Dickinson. Trevas McDevitt of Corvalli waa the guest of his sister, Mr. Geo. Conkey, over Sunday. Mrs. Drexler wa a passenger to Parker yesterday. Mrs. House was a business visit or to Corvalli Monday. France Tottin, Bister of Mrs. John Jone of this city, ia very ill with typhoid pneumonia. TheKofP boy are hard at work on "A Crazy Idea" which they will produce in the near future, Mrs. E. E. Paddock and children are visiting Mr. Paddock' sister C. 0. Lee at Albany. Mrs. Erwin and Mr. Lewi of Thilomath are visiting relatives here. " v ; Byron Adkins, as "Handsome John Davis" in "A Crazy Idea," will be worth the price of admis sion. Mrs. J. S. Cooper returned home Sunday from a week's visiting at Pendleton and The Dalles. A series of misBunder&tansing and comical situations all the way through "A Crazy Idea." ' Louie Wiprut, book-keeper of the Independence National Bank, was in Portland a few days the past week. Clarence Clodfelter assumes the character of a Jelous husband in 'A Crzy Idea." A couple of days ago, Willard Ireland, who occupied a cottage on North Main street, moved his family to his hop yard, near Phil omath. Corvallis Gazette. A number from Independence attended the memorial services at Monmouth Sunday for the late Head Consul, F. A. Falkenburg, of the Woodman of the World, Miss Veva Morrison returned home Saturday from California. Miss Morrisgn has been visiting with her aunt, Mrs. J. W. Crider, at San Jose since last October. A step-son of James Haggard who has been working in the vi cinity of Perrydale was committed to the asylum last week. His mind bad. been deranged several days. The property just north of the echool, owned by John Gentry, wan sold last week to Joe Pickens a resident of North Independence, he having sold his house and lot to a McMinnyille party. Post Master Merwin, last week purchased of Mrs. Sarah Irvine , a lot on the south side of the Motor track, across from J. S. Moore' residence. Mr. Merwin will soon build a modern cottage. It. D. Sunt ofUwiilla wa la thteity Strrdy.4 ItevlvalocrvicM "N be continued over touigM at lU M. K. church. , Evan Optical C at th Palace Hotel will remain one wwk longer on account of biwioe. , Mies Lora Shnk returned from Portland Friday! . Mr. V. A. Patterwn viaited relative in Portland last week. v St. Patrick Vdance at U.e audi torium the 17th. , (, t, ' Mr. Carl Howe and littt :on of Enterprise are visiting at the home nf Mr. Rowe parent. Mr. and .. rt w VKii..ki. north of tH I 9. U. A Monmouth. Evan the refracttonisi at Palace Hotel exclusive pptlcs, will remain one week longer. The Hawley Bro. have old out their grocery business at Pendle ton and are at present looking after their homestead in eastern Oregon. Assessor Carl Grave passed through Saturday en route to Sheridan. Mr. Grave ha select al J. L. Hanna to asses tbi pre tka .Unntiftg will take the btllVt. WW f ' field soon to make the 1905 assess ruent. Eyan refractionist 16 year n.ar.HVa will anawer calls at the f1""'"' hotel. Mr. Ferrier re-broke hi while he wa descending church step Friday night. . Ititit rervirarincr from the leg the He Erst iniurv received while operating stump puller on the liorst place 4 . early in the winter. Mr. and Mrs. J. E. Whitmore are new comer in town nuiu Santa Cruz Cal. They are friend of T. J. Gilpin and are pleased with prospects here, Tt Ttnosrrfl nlnna consisting of ii acres across the river from In A V w " f dependence ha been purchased by M. . Mix. The price paid was $11,000. This place include tne Kola Nei hop yard. Much or it ib not cleared and it ha about 2,000, 000 ft. of maple and 3,000.000 to 4,000,000 ft of balm. Dont be misled, we are the original Evans Optical Co. of Port land. We have no agents and represent no one but ourselves.' ? Graduates and Sixteen years of W mrrficfc all errors of . . w - refraction, including all nervoti defects.", , ' Claire Da vis, August Schrader, ' - m m a- 1 1 J. H. Fryer and U. n. Mecitier arrived in Monmouth last night from Pennsylvania. Today they went toward the foot hills expecting to visit the mill of the Feclee Lumber Company and probably settle in that locality. Others are on the way from the same state. Special Services. Dr. Coleman, president of the Willamette University, preached at the Methodist church Sunday, botu morning and evening. Dr. Cole man' sermons were very interest ing and he was greeted by large congregations. Prof. Boyer deliv ered an interesting discourse in the afternoon to the young1 people. A duet by Mr. and Mrs. Drexler at the morning rervices was well rendered, while Mrs. Paddock sang a solo in the evening which was well given and appreciated by all. f Who Is He They tell it at Independence that in Corvallis the other night 19 drunks were thrown in the citj jail. A Corvallis man down there was much surprised to near anoui the occurance. It ia wonderful how things will grow. The state ment is that there was but one 'drunk instead of 19 thrown in, and he and his liquor came from In dependence. Corvallis Times. Invaluable for Rheumatism. I have been suffering for the pant few year with a sever attack of rheu matism and found that Ballard's Snow Liniment was the only thing that gave me satisfaction and tended to al leviate my pain. March 24, '02. John C. Degnau, Kinsman, Ilia. 25e, 60c and $1.00. Bold by A. 8. Locke. I BUSINESS LOCALS. WriU lo vour friends onOrrs view tationery, you can get It at Craven Js Moore', . , Graven A Moore have secured lb - . .. ... i ....i gency Tor , pawmf wiwn sorting good. They also have the agency for the Victor base-ball 1 Evan VimVt practice to the ere to rjpfpcu tf eyeilht requiring connection of lMes, Genet al admicsion 25o; reerted seat 35 rnt, "A Crazy Idea." John Jone ha lested th build ing vacUed by Hurley A Taylor next door to the meat market and will open a confectionery and lunch counter tnd. Put nr nmwr nil the shelf. 5c a aw "v " j - per bunch at Craven A Moore' Field nea. for sale at Huston A Simon's. , Iftmtcm A Simon have all kind of gran seed. You can get tamp pads, daters, letter-file, marking tags, binding tane, postal scale, paper clip etc at Craven A Moore'. Moore' Hair Invigorator and Newbro' Herpicide for dandruff and falling hair or diseased calp sold in bulk, 50c 8 oi., or applied if necessary by Moore & Taylor', the barber on C street. If it is neat, up-to date job print ni rnn am Innktn? ' for. tOD at "6 J " this oGice. Indelible ink for marking clothe at C-aveo A Moore'. Street and Tailored bat on dis play at Mr. M. W. Wallace' on and after March 4. Now i the time to use Prussian Stock Food for your horse and cattle. It i the greatest condi tioner and flesh producer and the latent and best improved. Hus ton A Simon. ' Doe epraying pay? , We have Dunne' Solid Spray all ready fo use, tipray No. 1 for San Jose scale and curl leaf spray No. 2 for Wooly Aphis. Huston A Simon. ' i Pleasant Party The Kings Daughters, a society of little girls wa organized last week. Its membership consisting of little Methodists who have re cently joined the church. Miss Alma Elkins, is President; Miss Glady Wilson, Secretary; Mis Vera Tuthill, Treasurer. ' The President of the Kings Daughter entertained the club Saturday afternoon. A program was rendered and delicious refresh ments served. Present were: Misses Alma Elkins, Gladys Wilson, Gennie Elkins. Vera and Bessie Tuthill, Alma and Dena Miller, lone Gar rett, Elizabeth Jenson- DIED Mrs. Rachel Fitzgerald died at her home in Independence Monday March 6, at the age of eighty years. Mrs. Fitzgerald preparedjber own breakfast in the morning and had gone to ner room to reBi, wuou almost an hour later her daughter Mrs. Johnson with whom she was living, found her dead, lying on h?r bed. Deceased is well known in Independence, having lived here the oast sixteen years. Funeral nnnrlnrtfH tomorrow ocrviiio TTi.i and burial will be had in the I. O. O F. cemetery. v who Blessed is that man found his work. ' baa Eggs For llatchintr From silver lace wyandottes, full blooded chickens.' Fifteen eggs ior one dollar. Mrs. W. L. Bice. a sf Cough Medicine For Children. In buying a cough medicine for children neyer be afraid to buy Cham berlain' Cough Itemed y. ' There 1 no danger from it and relief Is always sure to follow." It is especially -valuable for colds, croup and ' whooping - cough. For sale by P. M. Klrkland the Druggist THE SHOE J ways up'tO'date SPEING Spick ami pan, G.W Jotinsoii Co., SALEM For Sale at a Barg'airi Address W. L. Bristow, Additional Train WnntM An ..ltutnn&l nasaenser traiu i wanted on the 8. P. West Side line by the Independence people. The general manager or tbat roaa y. the West Side line, o a whole, are not paying. One reason for thl no doubt, i that there are not enough train in operation on the line to do all tne Dusines w done. Experience generally prove that an increased service mean increased business, and therefore increased income. -Statesman,, , Corvallis & Eastern Railroad TIME CARD NO. 28 No. 2 For Yaquina: Leaves Albany .12:45 p. m. " Corvallis ...... 1 :48 p. m. Arrives Yaquina. ... 6:20 p. m. No. 1 Returning: Leave Yaquina..... 6:45a.m. Leave Corvallis .... 11:30 a. m. Arrives Albany . . . . . 12:15 p. M. No. 3 For Albany-Detroit: Leaves Corvallis. 6:00 a. m. Afi-ivfiH Albany...'..'. C:40 A. M, T Alhanv for Detroit 7:30 A. M Arrives Detroit.... .12:02 p.m. No. 4 from Detroit: T.pnvfto Detroit 12:35 P. M ' Arrives Albanv 5:15 p. m Lv. Albany for CorvTs 7:15 r. m A rri VPS Corvallis 7:55 P. M Train No. 1 arrives in Albany in imo in fionnect wilh the o. I . ..nth Vmnnrl train, as well as civ ovmu v ' - alt ina two or three hours In Albany before departure of S. P. noith bound train. Train No. 2 connects with the 8. P. trains at Corvaliit) anr; Albanv giving direct service to iSewpcrt and adjacent beaches. . rrain a lor ichuju . , ..n; i n.nn m I . . . ami rnnrififita with tho S. P. Al bany-Portland local train leaving Albany at 7:00 a. m. Train No. 3 leaves Albany for Detroit at 7:30 a. m., arriving there at noon, giving ample time to reach the Breiten bush hot springs the same day. t Train No. 4 connects at Albany with the Portland-Albany local, which arrives here at 7:10, and runs to Corvallis leaving Albany at 7:15 and arriving in Corvallis at 7:55 p. m. For further information apply to Manager. T. Cockrell, Agent, Albany. H. H. Cbonise, Agent, CorvalliB. j Be pleasant until 10 o'clock in the morning and the rest of the day will take care of itself. FOR $3.50 STYLES NOW READY right out of their boxes, as fresh from maker as can bo. Nobbiest itjle of tho n-ason. All in new hhajx's. Strictly unlon-mailo wnU, not ulapjK'd to gether by machinery, but fhoes that .how tho lininhing touches of handwork. ALL AT TIIESAMK l'HICK,?3.M. Leading Clothiers A Country Store of General Merchandise. Good Location C Stft. Indpndme, , ; urfo WJiflKTf ir.u,iiiil,.frtti.''ii'li1i,'ilifttl1 ' l "' Bicylesl Bicycles! Srpell $25-$40 Mitchell $25 C Street Every employer is constantly looking for people who can help him; naturally, he is on the look out among his employes for tnose who do not help, and everytnmg and everybody that is a hindrance has to go. This is the law of trade -do not find fault with it; it is founded on Nature. . The re ward is only for the man that helps, and in order to help, you must have sympathy. We become robust only through exercise, and every faculty of the mind and every attribute of the soul grows only as it is exercised. So you would better exercise only your highest and best, else you may give strength to habits or in clinations that may master you, to your great disadvantage. llaven't you ever felt that the princeis a good as the pauper,' even it he is no better? MEN Every pair made to wear tho OREGON i Air lie, Oregon! Spring Goods Arriving Daily Elegant Assortment of Spring Hats CALL JWD SEE THEM Miss Pearl Squire LADIES HATTER Be Swell and Ride the SnBlI Tires, singla tube, double tube, Clincher, all kinds all prices, $4.00 to $ 10.00 per pair, COASTEK BRAKES, Thor, New Depar ture, Now Morrow. Sundries of all kinds. Some snapes in second hand wheels. A Machine Work H- M- Edgar .Independence. All employes pay 'more or 1 fnr Bnnnr ntendence ana iobv. That la to say. a dollar a-day ml nmi 1.1 receive two dollars a were it not for the fact that soj one has to think for him, look a J mm, anu suppiy I ii 1- Ihn will U i .11. ... t.. aok. The ruff is that he contributes toward support of those who superintc him. Make no mistake about tn . ,i ilininclinati incompeienoo u need supervision, and they pay it, and no one else does. Heath Kidney trouble is an inBidioasdajl and many people are vichu.. w. - - j malady before the .ymptoms ar- re nizod. Foley's Kidney re irregalaritles and twngtl.w an UP the kidneys, and it . at the first Indication oi '":''heil aa It is impossible io 11 the kidneys are deranged. Som B. Lock.