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Newspaper
Independence Enterprise
Location
Independence, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Apr 16, 1903
Page
8
Dallas visitors and East Linn residents appear in Airlie notes. Mentions include Floyd Blake visiting Airlie relatives, J L Caron and Hugh Hanna acquaintances, and Spaulding Logging Co. log drive halted by Luckiamute flooding. Egg market activity rises with over 150 dozen daily receipts and exchanges.
K. A. Taylor has resigned the office of postmaster due to his business interests requiring constant absence. A petition is circulating to appoint G. W. Horner as his successor.
In Winchester Indiana M M Austin acted in time when his wife suffered stomach and liver trouble that doctors could not relieve. She used Dr King’s New Life Pills and felt immediate relief and was ultimately cured. Sold by Kirkland Drug Co. 260.
L Green of Dallas preached to a large crowd in Antioch Sunday. Mrs A B Obms made a business trip to Salem Wednesday. Marion Smith of Lewisville was seen in the neighborhood Saturday. Vardie and Will Pishback sheared goats for J H Moran Thursday.
Rick Reall Geo Wilcox visited relatives Sunday. Frank Gibson recovered from grips with improvement. Peter Cook traveled to Portland last week for new goods. Mrs Gibson and daughter Helen went to Salem Monday. Mrs Orr and daughter Mrs Stentor went to Salem Friday. Peter Cook bought a four year old colt from Emerson Hartin for 250 dollars. Miss Pauline Nesmith arrived, Ted Murphy saw logs for Glen Tissend returning to school Monday.
Numerous brief items describe August Ohma attending a mohair sale in Dallas, Mr. Bagley buying stock near Lewisville, and farmers boasting 38 cents per pound for mohair. News notes cover garden planting, hops expansion, orchard planting, and regional visits among residents from Portland to Salem.
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