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About West side enterprise. (Independence, Polk County, Or.) 1904-1908 | View Entire Issue (April 11, 1905)
E Social and Personal. Willi lk-vena of 1'arker waa l It-tpf oJt) 8turdy. Conductor Hugh bbelley waa Portland lb firt c tba k. Mh M IUaeman returned CarHon Bundaj. in la Mr.tnJMn. John Mill wore over frvui faletn Fumtay. Mra. E. K. raJJock ,u rcrtltnd over Funday. Mira LU Suik viailed with br jrenta a few day a tho pal "k. Mr. JMiLockt in in ponderc over Funday. Mr. A. J. WHon ami Mr. Evanawera at Salem jeeterdav. Jim Helnnck from th vicinity of Airli waa in Independent yeeterday. Mr. and Mr. W. A. Mwmn were called to Salem Funday by the aerloni illneea of a child of Mr, Mener' aiater. Mr. Sarah Evana ot Sheridan, an aunt of Engineer Jack WiUon, is a guest at th Wilatm homf. Road SupeiyUor Mulkey and wife were business viaitora to Inde pendence Saturday. J. R. Cooler baa set the polea and stretched tbe twine in hi town hop yard. N. P. Simonson, the uHor, re cently purchased of Mr. Eennet at Highland, two miles south of In dependence, an 18-acre farm. State Senator George Wright, Frank Wortman, A. Newell and Frank Logan were up from Mo Minnville Sunday. Tbe ladies of the Christian church of this city will give their annual bazaar April 21, at the opera house. 1 Damon has the poles set for the trellising of his city hop yard. Last year Mr. Damon raised "ba- bies" on this yard. Tnia season, u i I promise? to he a hummer. Misfl Evelvn Harney from Sileti departed lor Independence on Fri ueparvcvi ivi ahu-v.. - i day, last, where she will visit her aunt, Mrs. unaney joddbou. ledo Reporter. The Independence orchestra has arranged for the Auditorium and will continue the Saturday night dances.' Tbe next one will be giv en Saturday, April 15th. ' Mrs. Louise P. Rounds, a W. C. T. U. woman, lectured at the Methodist church yesterday after noon and evening. The lectures were very interesting and appreci ated by those in attendance. Mrs. Fernandez and Ed Mar sh all returned to Tacoma Sunday. They were accompanied by Percy Fernandez who has been in Inde pendence for the paBt several months. i Van Kagy a relative of the family of W. H. Warner, arrived in the city last week from Illinois and is a guest at the ' Warner home. Miss Inez Warner and Mr. Kagy went to Corvallis Sunday for a few days visit with relatives. State Senator E. W, Hinea ot Forest Grove made a flying visit to Corvallis Sunday. The Senator is reyolving In his mind the matter of announcing himself a candidate for state treasurer. ftv some oversight, the casket j t bearing tho remains of Captain Dove was not put on the West Side train out of Portland Sunday as intended. The casket was conse- nnentlv shipped by way of Salem. which delayed tbe funeral services two hours. J. S. Cooper, of Independence, X.J- - 1 was in tne ciiy yeeieruay auu spent Borne time at his hep farm near Albany. He proudly sported a gold lapel button bearing the legend' "Whist." proclaiming him the champion whist player of bis town, but acknowledged that unless he demonstrates his ability to de feat all comers in the next week, he would have to surrender the bauble again. Albany Herald. Vll ... in the city Faiarday. Wi'Urd and Mrt, Ireland ' ,!on Irom Corvallt the Ui ui u JfUf,Jilr cf tl lH laa Oheerver, waa in lb city Fatur. day i.l. lit Mr. aoJ Mrs, Vaiu lUitler. ac oomrauieJ ty Mm. O. l Butler UblteJ In FaUo Saturday J. M. Hamilton, a MVCo waa in town merchant of Ott buaine Friday. It i predkud by a great many of the old Indian ciliien of tb Fileti that w will have an early spring and a good maimer. Tbo tuiiii g in Faletn Saturday were: Mrs. Geo. Whiteaker and daughter Ethel. Mr. It. F. Whit aker, Mrs. Jo Hubbard, Mr. I Damon, and Miss Sadi Craven. K. C. Eldridg returned from Portland Saturday night Wbil in th city, he ordered the ma chinery for his new creamery at Eugene. Reports from various towns over the state show that many burglari es are being committed many of the offenders being recent arrivals from the East or South. The offi cers of St Louis hav notified the police on tbe Coast to lookout for hundreds of acre thing men, burglars, forgers, fakers and crim inals generally. pass riFiiiis" earth runcrals o! Mrs. Fannie Conkey, Mrs. Ed Marshall and Capt Dove Id independence Mrs. Fannie H. Conkey of this city died at St. Vincent's hospital in Portland Friday noon, April 7. She underwent a Burgical operation on Monday before and never recov ered. ITer only daughter and son, Mrs. Carrib Moore, wife of Arthur Moore, and George Conkey were at her bedside when death came. jh.e remains were rjrougni ub.cb. - O a 1 kn to Indeoendence Saturday and bar iA in th Odd Fellows cemetery at n11s veeterdar. Funeral ser vices were hild at her residence in v rcc nvia u. - th5g city ftt 12 o'clock noon after which under an escori oi me iauu of the Rebekah lodge of which she was a member, the remains were conveved to the cemetery. Mrs. Conkey'a maiden name was Fannie Coleman; her native state Conneticut where she was born FUntember 7. 1841. She came to California, via the Isthmus at tne age of 16. On September 8, 1SG2, be was married tb W. W. Conkey whose death occurred twelve years atro. In 1872 Mr. and Mrs. Conkey came to Oreeon and located in Dal las. In October 1902, Mrs. Conkey removed to Independence which was her home until death, bbe was a member of the Presbyterian church and of the order of Rebek- ahs. Besides two children, she leaves a sister at Auburn, Cal., and a brother east. Mrs. Conkey was well known and highly esteemed in Polk county and will be greatly missed. . Captain Edward P. Dove, a for mer landmark of the upper Wil lamette and this section of rom county, paBsed away at the Odd Fellows Home in Portland Friday afternoon. The remains were brought to Independence Sunday UIUUJUl v. v T and after appropriate services der direction ot Dr. E. J. Tbomp eon in the Odd Fellows Hall at this place at 2 o'clock in the after noon, buried in tbe I. O. O. F. cemetery south of town. , Edward P. Dove ,was born in Ohio in the year 1844 and at the age of one year was brought by his parents to Oregon, where the re mainder of his life was spent. The family first located five miles north of Independence on what is now known as the Ilayden place. In 1868 they moved on to the island which took its name from tbe fam ily and is still known as Dove's or Bird Island. In the 70's Ed ward Dove was identified with steamboating on the upper Wil lamette. He was owner of tbe little Don't-Botber-Me boat which he operated five years, most of tbe Mr. lie ub ll.tluf ttufi ; time rrvlg raj-laln. AfWr ! !..;. t.f tU Don't-IK.tl.-rM. 0l'lata IV) worked on lb Col-j unt.U fw ntoutb and then r-j Inroad to 1'ulk to eng.f 1" h k-.. i,. !.,.. r.i.uin Ior ai U. third man in Orr n to tk; iiiilhn iiuitxirv. ill " " . . ..r.l fif 21 acre which quit a boji yard for that time. 1I added tatbl and took in '" brvther, Dav lv, nd 1HS- . . i... I Jii-,'r vara ami th IKivb lUo. wer then eoculder! it. iin-Mi linn erower in tb altta In l$S, Captain Edward Dove !-.m a member of th Indepen ?nt Order of Odd Fellow and remained a consistent memWr op to tb tim of hi death. H leave a widow and a daughter, Mi.a Racbael. betide two tep- datirjhtera. Tbla and Mable and a tenon. Erneat Jone. Peelde Dav Doye, hi former partner, and still a hop-grower on Dove' I.lmd. be leave two other broth ... ns.riird reeiJinir in Crook , , , .... roiintT and John in Montan Th widow and children reaid in Salem. ntirn At her home in Taoma W?dne.lay April 5, after a short Mrs. Edward Marshall. Tb remain were brought to Inde pendence Saturday and interment .a bad in tb-1. 0. 0. F. Cemetery. Mrs. Marshall wa formerly! MUs Maud Penrose, daughter of Mrs. 8. Edlman. She had lived in Independence for a number of years before her marriage which took place about four year ago. Deceaftd was twenty years of age. Tbe remaina wera accompanied to this city by the hoaband, mother and Mr. J. N. Fernandex, and Mr. and Mr. Penroee. JUttibone Slutera Olebrato tk Ttathbnne Sisters of thi city celebrated their firat annivers ary Friday evening at their lodge hall. The Knights were invited and a very interesting program was rendered. Two candidate were initiated. After the ceremo nies were over, ice cream and cake, were served in tbe banquet hall. The Rathbone Sietere have been In Indeoendenca one year and bav a membership of "o a forty-one. Beware of Ointments for Ca tarrh that Contain Mercury. a wureury will urely destroy lb mwm ol mll nd completely dornugo tbe whole ynteni wnen BterlD It through toe mncou iurftu. Soch fcrticle nhould never be uiwd except oo prencrlptloo. from reputable phy IcId.m the daman they will Ao I. ton fold to the ood you can poaalbly dorte Irom them. Halli Catarrh Cure, mnnufiicturcd by F. J Cheney A Co., Toledo, O.,eontlo no roenury. and U taken Interaally, aetlng di rectly upon tbe blood and tunoona aurfawa ot tbe aytm. In buying Hall'e Catarrh Cure be aure you get the genuine. It la taken Internally and made In Toledo, Ohio, by V J.Cheney Co. Teatlroonll free, luld by ErugnUU. Price, 75c. per bottle. About llhcumatlHMi. . ....- tti.n rhnmatlHm and there Is probably uo disease for which such a varied ana ueie8 ioi or reme dies have been suggested. To say that . i .1 t i.i.i it can be curea m, iuereiic, Btateroent to make, but Chamberlain's Pain Balm, which enjoya an extensive sale, baa met with great success In the treatment of tbla dwease. One appli cation of Pain Balm will relieve the pain, and hundreds of sufferers have testified to permanent cures by Its use. Why suffer when Pain Balm affords such quick relief and costs but a trifle? For sale by P. M. Klrklaud, the drug gist. . : nnoiMCCQ I np.il 9 s- - OUOII-UU tum.u, X. mmmnmmmmmmmmmm& - j " T.ratnr anA Moore's Kswhm'a Heroicide for dandruff and falling hair Or diseased scalp sold in bulk, 60c 8 oz., or applied'if necceBsary by Moore & Taylor's, the barbers on C street. Seed oas at 50o per bushel at Coverdale's feed store". , Seed oats at Coverdale's feed store at 50c per bushel. Egg For Hatching From thorough-bred brown leg horns. Fifty cents a setting. Mrs. F. Reese, South Indepen dence. Eggs For Hatching From silver lace wyandottes, fall blooded chickens. Fifteen egg for one dollar. Mrs. W, L. Bice. bc Kind ii)nl l)c!)$ yOll Oil in iuv That' th" Mwl 'f cMhln ' it It It tia! tjr $cI)lo$$ Bros, (f Co. Xcrrcct CKMbci" makers Ii;ie"lUM TAILORFP Ihrwosbout. It i cut on the nerl line. Il la efre-t In r.v I rlteIr. Ererv'ianiient U had to HI erlerny enu " - hold ltahap. la linlirs. collar. iHJtton hole", ami Uhlus.ea.hgarn.ent ii Cully oplou.e- inri.ar1. ....... atamlanl. atul tih "'n mm l' ,,f ,,'t .. .,..r..l- nm IliVlrhaill lailorllllf. Ti e pU lure l.oi a pr.u-.i l rM and general wear fol.tltul. e a r erIU.ire and nu-!eiall..n. What ault thi In rich, warm vi.nuna " Mithm m so cow a Price JI$ $1 G. W. Joliiisoii " ......-..-.-.-.iakaia4ft25SSSA Our Full-up IN IN IN IN IN Harness, IN Bridles, Whips, Robes IN IN IN IN IN ttt. .u,tu--. n,rkon ..v vv S wianmsv .v...r-.. . - ...j. N from homelfor anything in our line until you examine our goods. IN T,r.r.miMr DDnmrPTT V DONR VV, 1 KURRE & DUNHAM IN Che Imported Pcrchcron Stallion "TJIFIJi" owned by tho Folk County Percheron Home Arfnociutlon, win milt me ; sewron of 1005 as follows : partner's Tt Dallas MONDAY, TUJ'i'AX and WEDNESDAY Dickinson's Ciwry Static, Independence THURSDAY, FRIDAY and SATURDAY. TERMS 125 to InHure, due when mare ia known to be with foal, or parted with Care will be taken to prevent accidents, but will be reeponaible lor none. MANAGER The Very It nt Remedy for How- el Troubles No Family van Afford to Ito Without It. " T rairard Chamberlain's Colic, Chol era and Diarrhoea Remedy as one of the very bent remedies for bowel troub les," aaya Mr. J. W. Ilaulon, editor of the Despatch, Ocilla, Georgia. "I ihia afiilment after having Ufied the medicine in my family for several years. I am never without it. xno family can afford to be without a bottle of this remedy In the house. It Is certain to be needed sooner or later. For aale by P. M. Klrkland, tbe drug gist. -- BEE KEEPERS After March 20 I will be prepared to transferor otherwise attend your bees. Will carry eupplya. Call on or address. Haevcr Dooglaa, Independence Oi, It 'i.Alf:, -Wv tvvi itv all the detalU of flu. ali.gMill, thai . r (fei.iirii.an d. y. think .1 aurn V 1 l-tf OREGON ANNOUNGEMEN Harness Store'is Now with Harness Goods of crices. quality considered, with OREGON Sift Bicyles! Bicycles! Be Swell and ide the Snell Srpelt $25-$40 Mitchell $25 , Tires, si nglo tube, double tubo, Clincher, all kinds all prices, $4.50 to $10.00 per pair. COASTEIt BRAKES, Thor, NowJ Depar ture, New Morrow. Sundries of all kinds. Some-snaps in second hand wheels. Expert Repairing and Machine Work tf. VL C Street 1: Ji FINE ll ., CLOTIiiriQ ($X Go., ! ! V! VI M VI VI VI VI Everything kept in an up-to-date M VI m Harness Store Vi; any store. Don't go away Edgar Independence First Class Millinery Hats Made To Order.. mu$ Pearl Squire c stmt, . itlr ; ' f i a a f "i i a mm f. ! - Hy i f