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About West side enterprise. (Independence, Polk County, Or.) 1904-1908 | View Entire Issue (June 18, 1908)
All tl.o lt' t u itlr hI itd, 4-11 tf (ioiiuin ihilter Nut lrea.l at !rf ut' grocery. Ui-'i l.trt tlr-Mgti in dtvoratt-d cropo " r at Crsxf n A Moor. 4-11 tf AIllll. ItrblUl. CuUltrf I! t.!rf.- tl OKI Jvajnm t tl.i. 2-V liUil LOCAL AND ftESOM Mil Putronhe our U-riiM r. qp VU lit' I iti K'lv l.t r, lit I died. at in t!W. f.100 iil buy you firt-da ko dak ( Craven Moot. 4-11 tf Mm. Lottie Ilslf-mrri tinted friends in 810111 Saturday. Dr. Iuiiii, dentist, over I nil prndrm-e Natbnal Hnk. Ia Kenton u( I !! was lookin after tuiKiniHMi in this city Monday. On and after the first of May I will deliver milk at Ao a quart. F. Mow- nun. HntliT Produce Co. sent a Urg shipment of chickens to Portland lat week. O. 11. Hum, of FH City, was imonx visitors lo Indoendene Monday. Misses Myrtle and Loron rrker attended the Junior hop at O.A.C Saturday evening. Time books, tablets, ink, writing ler, ledgers and blank txxikt of all kind at Craven & Moore. 4-11 tf For Sale, Cheap A first class up right piano. Spangler second house from seventh on C Street. 7-i Gale Leitch, of Dallas it visiting at the home of hi aunt, Mrs. George Conkey, in this city thin week. Mr. H. N. Tharp, of Corvallis. former resident of this city, in visiting friends in this vicinity this week. Mrs. F. E. Chambers and daughter, Minnie, of Eueene are visiting at the heme of Mrs. J. Jones of this city. Mrs. Exra Hart, wbo resides at Salt Creek, attended the Staats-IIart wed ding which took place in this city last week. Sewing machines, needles, oil and extras, repairing a specialty, go to II. II. Jasperson, who will try his best to please you. tf Wood for 8ale Second growth at 3.50, old growth 4.00 per cord delivered. S. Cox, Independence. rhonel43. tf4-2 Harry Patterson, who has been at tending school at Eugene spent Sun day with his grand-parents who re side in this city. The last to do for departed friends, provide them with the best robes and caskets. Jasperson keeps them at reasonable prices. tf Gene Holcomb and Arthur Moore left this week for Oreton on a fishing and hunting expedition to be gone Jor a fortnight or more, Miss 6r'bie Taylor returned from Portland the latter part of the week, where she spent a fortnight visiting with relatives and friends. Mrs. W. K. Allin and son returned home from Portland the latter part " of the week, after a pleasant vinit with her parents who reside in that city. Hector Gingrass, who was formerly employed in the Palm barber shop, has returned to Independence and has acceded a position with his former employer, Cleve Robinson DeWitt's Kidney and Bladder Pills are prompt, and thorough and will in a very short time strengthen the weak ened kidneys and allay troubles arising from Inflammation of the bladder. Thev are recommended everywhere. Sold by Dove & Williams. The Devarnev Waggoner Co. re cently completed a plant at Edmonds, Wash., similar to the one being in stalled for the Home Telephone Co. here. The system has given entire satisfaction and the business is stead ilv increasing. 4-11 tf iiiuiit lilt! livr (1U, r M by IV A Williams. klr. J. 8. CiHr rrturnml 8uml.i from tin 8 m nd wher she has been vUiting Imt itor. The infant child of Mr. and Mr Homer Hill is reports! to be quit ill at their home in this city. Horn At Portland Oregon, June IS, to Mr. and Mrs. W. Whiiuker, a son They are former residents of this city Mr. liilhaugh of Portland, a form nvidenl of this city, i visiting at the home of Mrs. L. Robinson of this city If you need good pair of glove go to Geo. Dunham's and get a pair of Osborne's glove. They are th bet. 5-21 tf Mrs. James Helmick accompanied by her daughters, France and Mary of Monmouth, were visitor in Inde pendence Monday. J. It. Park, of Mountain City Kansas, accompanied by hisdaughter is visiting at the home of his brother, CASTOR I A For Infants and Children. The Kind You Have Always Bought Bears the Signature of I CASH PAID FOR FARM PRODUCF ...BY THE.-.. BUTLER PRODUCE CO. W. H. Parks of this city. Mr. and Mr. v. L. litee are in Portland this week. Mr. Hic in in attendance at the K. of P. convention which took place in that city this week. Bill cuts or little cats, small scratches or bruise or big ones ar healed quirk ly by DeWitt's Wltcb Hsxel Salve. It Is especially good for piles. Be sure to get IV Witt's. Hold v Dove A, Will iams. Mrs. G. W. Kutoh and Mrs. Paul Hanson returned from Portland Tuesday evening. Mrs. Hanson has been in very poor health but is much improved, i The new switchboard for tho Home Telephone Co. will be installed within the next few weeks and the Company ill then be ready to -install tele phones promptly. 4-11 tf J. M. Gentry who is in charge of the Morgan brick yard at Albany came down from there Friday and remained over Sunday visiting his family and friends. Miss Maude Wills, of Chehalem Center, attended the wedding of Miss Maude Cox of Independence and visited with other friends near Mon mouth during last week. Mr. and Mrs. Van Dornsife returned Sunday from their trip to British Columbia, Seattle and other points. They viewed the fleet at Seattle and returned to Portland to see the rose Sarnlval lasi week. Attention has been oversight in the report of the races held in this city week before last of entries in double " driving class in which C. F. Hembree won first place and C. L. Hawley won second. Miss Essie Bell of Corvallis spent Saturday and Sunday visiting her sister, Mrs. J. W. Richardson of this it,v. on her return from a .week's i visit at the rose festival at Portland She returned to her home at Corvallis Monday. Stomach troubles are very common in the summer time and you should not only be very careful about what you eat just now, but more than this, you should be careful not to allow your stomach to become disordered, and when the stomach goes wrong take Kc dol. This is the best known prepara tion that is offered to the people today for dyspepsia or indigestion or any stomacn trouble. Kodol digests all foods. It is pleasant to take. It is sold here by Dove & Williams. The Enterprise office acknowledges the first box of strawberries presented this season. It is not probable that the grower, Oren McElmurry, will have a competitor who can show anything as nice as the berries grown on his farm. Mr. McElmurry says that one large berry grown on his farm this year measured 6J inches in circumference. Truly, it is Polk county against the world for jolly bachelors and strawberries. Leave it to the Enterprise to judge. Nature has provided the stomach with certain natural fluids known as the digestive juices, and it is through these juices that the food we eat is act ed upon in such a way as to produce the rich, red blood that flows through the veins of our body and thereby makes us strong, healthy and robust, and it is the weakening of these digestive juices thet destroys health. It is our own fault if we destroy our own health, and yet it is so easy for any one to pot the stomach out of order. When you need to take something take it promptly, but take something you know is reliable- something like Kodol For Dyspepsia and Indigestion. Kodol is pleasaDt to take, it is reliable and is guaranteed to eive relief. Jt is sold by Dove & Will --a i i i i: r nr "a i? iii? n r n s rvi ii w 1 tri o o I w r 1 n i Kj kj lj o T WISH to call your at tention to our No. 1630 Box Calf Bltichcr. Strongly and honestly built throughout. Good heavy soles and reliable counters and inner soles. CUITABLK for a good Summer Work Shoe or knock around shoe. Must be seen to be ap preciated A regular lo f $3.00 for.. VPDJ Yours for Good Shoes, O. A. KRAMER Portland bread fresh ever nay at Irvine's grocery. tf4-2 " A good pair of Reading gin sea 11 00 at Kreamer a. Geo. Dunham has just received a fine line of summer and plush roln. tf Ten-foot folds of decorated oreje paper only 20c per roll at Craven Moore. 4-11 tf Mr. and Mrs. M. W. Mix attended the grand lodge of Masons at Port land last week, returning home Sun day. Wanted I'arty to haul 100 cord of wood. For information apply to Little Palace Hotel, Independence, Oregon. 1 he Home Telephone Co. does not ant to tie patrons up with a con tract; they will rely upon superior service to retain subscribers. 4-lltf Tiumau Baughinan, who has been teaching school in MedforJ the past inter, returned home to Indepen dence the latter part of the week. Five good milk cows, fresh during the winter, for sale at reasonable prices. For particulars call on Edward Rex, Independence It. F. D. 1. Phone 744. 7-23 Stray White horBe about five yearn, weighs 900, branded on right boulder, shod all round. Owner call and get him and settle bill for keen and this adv. Jones feed called to the barn. tf2 5 1 Mrs. C. A. Underwood left this week on her return to Klamath Falls after a pleasant visit with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. II. C. Chamberlain, of this city. She was accompanied as far as Albany by Mrs. Chamberlain. J. D. Belt has been doing pharmacy work at Dove & Williams during the last ten days, while Mr. Williams of the firm has been assisting in invoic ing the drug stock of Mrs. L. S. Perkins of Monmouth recently purchased by E. W. Strong. A. T. Wood, accompanied by his sister, Mrs. Jane Ifedgepathe of Independence Oregon, who have been visiting relatives in Milton and Washington points, came to lone Tuesday to visit Mr. and Mrs. E. L. Padberg. lone l'roclaimer. Tired mothers, worn out by the peev ish, cross baby have found Cascasweet a boon and a blessing. Cascasweet is for babies and children, and is especial ly good for the'ills so common in hot weather. Look for the ingredients printed on the bottle Contains no harmful drugs. Sold by Dove & Will iams. About twenty-five members of Agate Lodge 'o. 177 of Monmouth lie bekahs headed by Noble Grand, Mrs. Maggie Butler, visited Clover Leaf Lodge of Eebekahs of Independence Tuesday evening. Several candidates were initiated by the Independence! lodge. ' The government dredge has been doing some effective work on the river around Independence for the last week. The O. T. C. Co. dock has been put in condition for the summer and dredged out to the depth of twenty-one feet making it a safe landing at all times of the season. Mr. Damon the local agent has been very laitmui to me poBinou nu under his supervision many changes have been effected for the welfare ef the traveling public and the company by which he is employed. From the present condition of the river it looks as though the inland towns would have service all summer irom Portland. Cull on this of- VIS' this Good farm for sale. rice for particular. Mr. anil Mrs. A. C. Moore are it i ii K with relatives in IVrtlund week. Miss Genevieve Gillispie of this city is visiting friend and relatives in Corvallis this week. Mrs. J. I). Parker is attending the commencement exercises of the Ore gon Agricultural College this week. G. E. Cooper and C. Whiteside of Corvallis were in Independence yester day on their return from a visit to Dallas. For Sale Fresh milk cow. For in formation call on J. F. May, three miles south-west of IndeiH'iidence, Oregon. Telephone 7(8. Grocery stock and business for sale. Located in Corvallis. This i worth in vestigating. Call on Chits. L. links, I Enterprise office, Iiideiendence. E. W. Vantneer, of Seattle, Wash ington, is visiting with relatives in this city this week. Mr. Vanmeer is a former resident of Independence. Albany will have a celebration-race-meeting on July 2 and .'Id. Purses amounting to $800 are offered on the races. The events are to be pulled off on the Bailey race track. Leif Finseth, of Dallas, passed through Independence Tuesday on hid way to Brownsville where he will attend the pioneer picnic which takes place in that city this week. W. O. Bowman and family, who re side near Monmouth, were in Inde pendence Tuesday on their way to Everson, Washington, where they went to visit for a week or ten days with relatives. A petition was circulated this week pledging business men of the city to bear their porportion of the expense of oiling the streets. The proposition met with favor and the plan will be adopted in all probability. L. Galbraith, whose race horses are still in Independence since the race meet which occurred in this city a couple of weeks ago, expects to leave soon for Butte, Montana, with his stable of horses. There are no hops in storage at Independence at this timo, A ship ment of last week took away all that remained from last year's harvest. The only hops left here now are forty-three bales held over from yea r-before-last. Mrs. Narvada Mix-Muenter, a niece of M. W. Mix of this city, died in San Francisco Tuesday morning from appendicitis. Mrs. Muenter visited in Independence a couple of years ago and will be remembered by those who were fortunate enough to meet her. O. Butler from across the river was in town trns morning aim gavo understand that the rumor going around in regard to, boring for oil on his place is a fact and operations arp to hfi started in the near future. Mr. Butler has always believed there was ot oil be had in that vicinity and we wish him the best of success in this venture. L. B. Fields superintendent of the Southern Pacific Co., was in Indepen dence Monday on his way to Mon mouth, accompanied by a railroad commission. Mr. Field was in that city to arrange for a new location for the Monmouth depot to better accommodate both railroads which it serves. The party left Tuesday morning en route to Albany from here. Home Teleptione Company FOR SIGNS THAT ATTRACT fVr) Albert Sperling kJ H Sign PairJer INDEPENDENCE OREGON Not In the Trusts .MaCB'.' 43 years on tho market, and with tho best reputation of any Mower that is sold today. Koller and Bail-Bearing, and with a TWO-SPEED GEARING. This Mower you can buy for le&s money than any Inter national Mower. Why? Because we are not in the trust. For sale by R. M. WADE & CO. W. E. Craven, Mgr. Independence, Ore. Low Plates ECast SOUTHERN PACIFIC , Will be made this season by the (Lines in Oregon) From INDEPENDENCE, ORE., as follows BOTH WAYS TO THROUGH PORTLAND Chicasrn '-40 St. Louis St. Paul Omaha. Kansas City Tickets will be on sate May 4, 18; June 5, 6, 6, 7, 22, 23; Jtugust O, 7, xi, m Good for rmturn In 90 day with mtopovor prloliegut at plmaturo within limit. Romombmr tho dato For any further Jcformation call on G. A. WILCOX, Local Agent. Or write WM. McMURRAY, O. P. A., Portland, Ore. 69.05 61.95 61.95 61.95 ONB WAT VIA CALIFOBNIA $89.45 84.45 83.70 70.95 76.95 19, 20; July Fruit Lands For sale in 5, 10. 15 and 20 acres. No. 1 land, prices right, good easy terms, between Monmouth and Independence. See J. H. Moran, Agent 8-5 tf Chamberlain's Cough Remedy Cures Culda, Croup and Whooping Cough. JOHN BRAMBERG Plastering and general mason work. Stone, Brick and Concrete work. INDEPENDENCE, OR. Estimates furnished free on application. iams.