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About West side enterprise. (Independence, Polk County, Or.) 1904-1908 | View Entire Issue (April 2, 1908)
10UI A0 PIBSOVU. MIS J. I. lull w in 1 U. Friday. Vt. AJUn. lriiiii-i, Gr Hid A Usuliful lino ft dii-M t A lull Men k .( li'iJ Mnl 'i't At tliis office. Genuine JlulUr Nut hrrsd M Irvlnr'e gr.Hrry. New line of in Klig.- liirta t Mewe lier, Conkey A Walker'. lr. Iti)fti , dentist, over tude pendente National Pen. PieUuiid Keview jttem Csrried in wk ly Meaner, Conkey A Walker. 51 r. W. W. lYrvival, of thi city, viited rvUtive in Dall the lnt wf the w k. Mr. F. A. Patterson wa at Kick. jtall thi week viMting with relative And friond. 0. Stolu, the pickle dealer of Salem, looking after tlie trade in thi city Thursday. J. W. Kirklund a looking after Lueine matters in North Yamhill the firtit of the week. ' Stewart hore clipper and sheep rbearing niachinis are for vale at R. M. Wade & Co'. Mmtame Lottie Dorri and D. riitvidoon, of thi city, wore visiting alem friend lust week. Don't eend away for anything in the barney line, when you can beat city price at Geo. Dunham'. Mr. O. W. Kutch has retnrned from Ler visit with her sister Mr. Taul Hansen of Jledford, Oregon. Our ladie' oxfords, thi season, are fur uperior to any bhown lat year. ener, Con key & Walker. For sale. Fine-registered '3-year-old Durham bull, A. Wing, LewMville, Oregon. Route 1. Box 3i). 3-lS)tf. Miss Effie Urown, of Dallas, is visit ing at the home of Mrs. Cromwell, one of the teachers in the school of this city. ' , Mrs. II. Woods, of Independence, has arrived for a visit with her daugh ter, Mrs. George Belt. Corvallis Ga zette. Mrs. C. E. Ireland returned to her home ia Portland Saturday, after a few days visit at the home of her father, J. S. Cooper. For Sale One good work horse and one good work mare and six month's colt. Mrs. Ellen Houston, Monmouth, Oregon. 4-2 ""Call and look over our epring cloth ing. If we cannot suit you in stock we will guarantee a fit made to meas ure. Messner, Conkey & Walker. B. F. Atkins and Ely Fluke, of Cor vallis, were among the visitors at the K. of P. district convention at this place Saturday night. ' We have a new corset for stout ladies, which will recfuce your appear ance from 30 to 40 pounds. Mess nar, Conkey fc Walker. Mrs. Jasper Kennedy, of Portland, visited relatives in this city the first of the week. The mdther of Mrs. Ken nedy is Mrs. M. A. Jones, of this place. Mrs. A. Gross was a passenger for Sheridan where she went to spend a fe,w days assisting her husband in his mercantile establishment at that place. Billy McAdams, of Falls City, was in town the last of the week. He at tended the district convention of the Knights which occurred in this fcity Saturday night. Will McCready, accompanied by Mrs. McCready, is in Independence this week visiting with relatives at this place and at Monmouth. They reside at McMinnville. S. B. Walker was a passenger on the Sunday afternoon for Portland. He was accompanied by Mrs. Walker as far as Rickreall, where she will visit with relatives for a few days. The marriage of Miss Luella Wag ner, of Corvallis, to F. A. Ellis, of Spo kane, Wash., was celebrated at the home of the bride's parents, five miles southwest of this city, at high noon, Wednesday, Rev. S. M. Wood, of Cor . vallis, officiating. Corvallis Gazette. P. H. Murphy and Mrs. Murphy, who have been visiting in this city for the last month, returned to their home in Grass Valley, Sherman county, yes terday. They have been the guests of Willis M. Dugger while here. Mr. Murphy is the deaf and dumb man who will be remembered in Independ ence lately. Mr. Murphy is pleased with this section of tlic valley and it is possible that he will remove here to aaake his home. TIm K ! I'"" t-k fwl l--utf lu mourn ins to the puliiui tin? jmrtiu ridiip wh it'll l !"' fTlled t,y Mt w. IKve and William fit the dm tUMtie til thi city, 1. ti. lhv h. lnii ery ittuiite in taituuj; a partnership with n vapaMr a nun M. C. Willutii who i a drncsUl and iiaduate pharmacist. Wr. WillUin h U ni'loyed in that tor fur ll.o jct ix yer and tuji the ci'iitideiice of lare circle of ctMiiitattc-a. He i a MtniUr of th? city council. John Grant, hcritT of Polk county, ti in thi city Thursday. It i re portal that Mr. Grant will stand for the nomination to the ottioe of which he is an incumbent. However thi pajx r ha received no oll'uial notice in the matter. P. lturgsinan, the Ukery man at Knox's Ukery, left thi we.k for fan Fraiieiwo. Mr. Duryniuan wa popular among the young men of Independence and they will I orry talo him from their companion. C. Purvine returned Hatunlay from Marion county where he ha len buihliiig a line residence for Donald McCarthy. He say he i now ready fur anything that the people of Inde pendence have for hini. Mr. and Mr. J. O. Van Orsdel an nounce the engagement of their daughter, Kuth, to Chauncey L. Cri der. The wedding will take place Wetlnesday, April 22. Observer. Mr. Roy Dullard, of thi city, and Mr. Geo. L. Burton, of Black Rock, but formerly of thi place, made the Enterprise ottice a pleasant call Tue day morning. The regular list of taxes for th county of Polk is now in the hand of the Independence Nation al Dank where those who with may call ind pay the eame. Miss Emcroy McDevitt was visit dug her sister, Mrs. George Conkey, at the latter' home in this city, the latter part of the week. Mis Mc Devitt is a resident of Dallas. Full aiztd coffin, nicely trimmed, with outside box, from 15 up. C'hll dren'a coffin, nicely trimmed, with outside box, f5 up. H. II. JaHperson, Undertaker. Sliver CainpM. W. of A., will give their eighth annual picnic at the Kid der grove, on the Corvallis and Inde pendence road near Suver, on May 29, l'J08. 528 Ladies Massaging and pham pooing done at Cleve Robinson' barber shop, with electric vibra tion. Hours 7 to 8 p. m. Three acres of land in high state of cultivation for sale. Nicely located; in the towmof Independence.' Enquire of W. W. Percival. 26tf Portland has been assured that a number of cruisers and torpedo boats will be sent there during the rose car nival. 1 , J. R. Struble, who spent sometime combining pleasure with business in Southern Oregon,- returned Thurs day. , ( J. W. McCready, of this city re turned from a visit with his son, William, who resides in McMinnville. Alfred Huston, of Independence, was in town the first of the week. McMinnville Telephone-Register. Roscoe Staats, who was a . visitor here for a few days last week, returned to his home in Portland Friday. Mrs. Clara Hart, of Salem was visiting her mother, Mrs. Fisher, who resides in this city Seed oats for sale. Enquire of G. C. Bolter, five and one-half miles south of Independence. & 12 Miss Rose Chipman of Corvallis visited Babe . Damon a few days during the week. , Go to Geo. Dunham for single harness. The man . who makes the goods that wear. Miss Rose Norton, who has been ill the past week, is reported at this time as convalescing. Joe Hirschberg and W. L. . Bice were transacting business at Dallas last Friday. D. F. Turner of Airlie was looking after business matters in Independence Saturday. fnm A good pair of Reading g'.ag 'CjS 6e8 00 at Kreamer'e. Vetch Beed for Bale by J. H. Col line, Independence. 3 20 Portland bread fresh ever day at Irvine's grocery. , Good work horses for eale. John Robbins. 3-3tf Old papers at this office. 25c a hun dred. . If yoti want quality and tl K km in. -is .r slu. 1. L. Dugsntie, a hiolher of our tHiimliir dentist, i in town from I laud iituig with the dciitial, I Puaiiiie, I h Polk count v tax hM ia lb First State lUiik where tax may 1 paid. ror SaU or Trad for Krrah C'o A '.Miiriitf incubator and hroodr. Call on J. W Billiard. 2-5 Mr. It. V. RoMt returned to Philomath yesterday altera week' visit with Mr. Tom Fennel! of thi city. Mis Mary Uartmali, who ha been employed by the firm of R. M. Wade Jfc Co., left yesterday for her homo in Portland. Mis Anna Nelson rritd in Inde jH'lideiiee Monday fixuii Portland to visit at the home (( Mr. 11. . Heck in thi city. We are now handing the famous "Curlee" pant. The best ready-made pant to be had in the elate. Mess ner, Conkey A Walker. Mr. M. W. Wallace, waa called to Corvalli yesterday to attend the illneti of her son, Edward, who i re ported to bo in a seriou condition. Mis Rose Norton, who ha Uvn suffering from a complication affecting her vision resulting from an attack of measles, went to Portland the first of the week to take treatment. iSt,ray White horse about five years, weigh DUO, branded on right ehoulor, shod all round. Owuer call and gt hitu and settle bill for keep and thi adv. Jone' feed barn. 2 5 For Sale Dry goods atore do ing good business. Prefect Hoc ibout 110,000 but will reduce took to euit purchaser Cash or terms inquire of A. Gross Independent, Oregon.. Phil Lieser, who baa been employed in the .Independence creamery, hag given up hi position with that insti tution and will leave in a few days for Sacramento, California, where he will probably remain, jiermanenely. Lieut. F. A. Williams, a brother of Clyde Williams, of the firm of Dove & Williams, returned Tuesday from the Philippine islands, where he has been for the past two years as com mander of the constabulary, serving with the 2d lllicose. MONMOUTH Walter Dalton, of Airlie, is visiting relatives here. Miss Hattie Teats was over from Dallas Saturday. Harry Stine came up from Perry dale and spent Sunday. E. H. Hosner was A passenger for Portland Sunday afternoon. H. 8. Portwood, of Airlie, was a business visitor here Monday. . Miss Gladys Cattron, of Spokane, Wash., is visiting with relatives here. Mrs. Frank Angell is up from Port land visiting her parents, Dr. and Mrs. J. M. Crowley. .J. Robinson, who formerly owned the meat market, has returned from a trip to Seattle. Mrs. Will McCready of McMinnville is the guest of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Boothby. . H. Z. Tharp and wife chaperoned the girls' basketball team in Corvallis Friday and Saturday. The Normal girls' basketball team was defeated in Corvallis Friday night by the score of 23 to 8. Bridwell and Craven, hardware mer chants, have sold out to a Corvallis firm who have taken possession. ' A shower party was given on Fri day evening in honor of Miss Fern Butler, who was married Tuesday, March 31st, to Rodney Coulter, of Baker City, Refreshments were served and all enjoyed a most pleas ant evening. Those present were: MesdamesT. A. Riggs, C. V. Teats, Allan Clark; Misses Hattie Teats, Le to and Edith Wolverton, Ethel New man, Opal Boothby, Maud Hawley, Lois Powell, Erma Campbell, Edna Guthrie, Nellie Beery, Ada and Nellie Belshe, Gladys Cattron, Mary Henson, Susie Hoffman, Gertrude Robinson, Ruby Shearer, Jessie Hyde, Hazel and Mabel Lorence, Mrs.. Johnny Hale, and Mrs. F. E. Chaney. A very pretty .home wedding oc curred on Tuesday evening, March 31st, at the home of Mrs. A. J. Butler, when her youngest daughter, Roxcin dia Fern, was united in marriage to W. Rodney Coulter, of Baker City, Rev. E. C. Wigmore officiating. Les ter and Ella Butler, of Dallas, sang "Because You're You," followed by Lo- OUA-or tar, ; ( tylUV ilv: j unihUK l V BakingPowdcr j (WH henjritl' wedding limrcli, playi-d by David CampU'll, and the entrance of the bridal wrty, little Harold -John, on entering first, carrying the ring on a pillow, then came the gnnrtii escort ed by the minister, then the bridesmaid. Mis GUdy Cattron, of Spokane, and lastly the bride on the arm of her brother, and took their position under a large Ml which wa decorated with evergreens and tiny eleetrio light. The bride wore a costume of golden brown silk trimmed in white luce, with orange blsom in her hair, and car ried white carnation. The brides maid wore figured silk mull, and car ried white narcissi!. The parlors throughout were decorated in yellow daffodil and evergreen. A lap lunch wa served in the parlor and coffee mid orange in the dining room, with the bride' cake. Only relative and par ticular friends were resent. The bride and groom took their departure for their future home in Baker City, on Vdneduy. ' notTcITtopatuons. Having disposal of half iliterest in my drug store to M. C. Williams, I re quest all those knowing themselve to be indebted to mo to call and nettle their accounts t.M ! .'..'u.' pril 1st the business w ill be carried on under the firm name of Dove A Williams, and we will soon he better prepared than ever to attend the want of our many customer. A square deal, right prices, and courteous treatment for all will be our aim. . We trust we shall merit the contin ued iiatronnge of our old customers, and tho opportunity for making new ones. - D.G. DOVK. Dr. Duiranno attended the dance at Forest Grove Saturday night. This dance, it is understood, was a leap- year concern, and the Enterprise has it on good authority that this young dentist was deluged with invitations to that Forest Grove social function. Duganno is just in the zenith of hi tun in laritv in this city. What he will , . be when be has accomplished a resi dence of sufficient time here may be imagined from his social demands in Forest Grove. You never can tell by the looks of a frog how far he can jump. The Pacific Telephone and Telegraph Co., are drawing up plana to remove present polee and wire on several atreeU in the city Including Main street where they will place new polea and cable. Division superintendent, J. W. .Gllky son of Portland waa in town the last of the week and went over the ground and the company has decided, beyond moving their office, to spend consider able money iu the above mentioned Improvements. J. B. Linden, A. Huston, and A. Sperling started this morning for southern Oregon and northern Cali fornia. They are scouring that part of the country in search of a better country than that of oursr It is to be hoped for all concerned that they may not succeed in their search. Indepen dence dosires their citizenship. Wanted Elderly woman to keep house for tarmer. Woman without in cumbrance desired. , miles east of Dallas on motor line. For particulars address William Mackle, Rlckreall, R. F. L. No. 1. 4-9 W. H. Whitman, of Corvallis, vis ited at the home of I. L. Burton in this city over Sunday. Mr. Whitman at tended the convention of Knights here Saturday night. , Drop-head sewing machines, fully warranted can now be bought lor $13.75 from H. H. Jasperson, who ha years of practical knowledge of sewing machines. 1 " Bishop H B. Hartzler of Harrisbnrg, Pa., will preach in the United Evan gelical church on next Monday even lug at 7:30. Everybody will b made welcome. S. Ed Lhuner, Pastor. Fifteen stands of bees for sale by A. R. Scrocgs, at his home one mile north of Independence, Just the time of year to move bees. Come ana get them. Mrs. Al Nelson, accompanied by her daughter, Mrs. Allen Clark, was in town yesterday from Monmouth. Mesdames Posz and Marie Bradley were in Salem Monday visiting with friends. David Sears was a visitor over Sun day in Portland. II. lllrachlrg, Pret. A. Nelson, Vice Pres. C. W. Imna, Caah. The Independence National Bank Incorporated 1889 TRANSACTS A GENERAL RANKING BUSINESS IntorosH 1'aid Directora: II. Hirsohberg, Smith and tk BATTLE WING .' It. ll.rt Morsan, No.S2. One or the best bfl how ' f? A on tbe I'aolflo ooait. I V An !iportl From a These horses will mnko the season of 1!K)8 at the farm of D. N. Turner, one mile north of Airlie Terms 110 leap; if 15 for season; $20 to insure D. N. TURNER J- w- BROWN, Keeper and Munagor 4-23 Owner The Willamette Light, Power & Water WATER RATES (Water by meter applies to resi dences only.) Residence rate on meter applies to cus tomers only who pay $ 2.00 and over at the rate of 20o per 1,000 gallons; minimum $1.00 per month. ELECTRIC LIGHT AND POWER RATE Residence, 15 cents per K. W. Business houses, 25 cents per drop and 5 cents per K. W. Power, rates on application. OFFICE AT WATERWORKS PHONE MAIN 41 Independence Billiard Parlor IV. J. Kirktand, Proprietor Confectionery 'and SmoKers Supplies Soft DrinK The Place to Spend a Pleasant Hour independence: - Oregon CITY RESTAURANT Chas. HornbacK. Proprietor SHORT ORDERS AND REGULAR DINNERS. MEALS 25 CENTS AND UP MEALS AT ALL HOURS DAY. " Special Rates to Regular Boarders Independence, Oregon -:- Opposite Little Palace Hotel TAYLOR'S LI VERY BARN Asa D. Taylor, Proprietor First-class Turnouts Buy aa Sll Hore ( THE NEW BARN Independence- . - IS BIG ENOUGH TO FIT A wills" nill of nisa our "I Km SiltltK snil lliil' turulslitiif iniirllr. A Ml lh MIIHtNI ! 'H.4 .U"UU Id Sl- I. fy Hi ! rlli'Ulr drrssors, We liavs .I.IHlli1 Iiim la I'rwMi aiilrls, hrlli SliU llllslMMi hhlrls, litw 4 (U,.,ilt Nuiiiwr. uuil uJ tiin l udiTWir. Oluvsi. Ililsry ni4 vrr- II. lu II. n.su ussil In JUbsidsshsrr, W t! ounwUM iipiin our liliih l Slid low tlor. O. A. KRAMER INiiKriiNliKNCK. UUK. on Time DcponitH A. Nelaon, I). W. Sears, B. F. J. E. Rhodes. MARCH LAD EnillMh Hlilrn, No. 213). f.Milod In long line ol Eagtnnd't bwil Bhlro. Valley Company at Very Reasonable Rates . ON MAIN STREET -. - ' uregon 4