Neighborhood Update From Valley Lane District
Joe Kiser plowed and seeded on Monday and Tuesday. A Hannon transacted business in Independence on Wednesday. W W Wella visited Highland Wednesday and photographed the school but rain spoiled the shot. The literary society Saturday night entertainment drew a fair crowd and the supper by Mrs Reuf topped the event. Attendees included Roy Collina, W H Cockle, Peter Shafer, Mr and Mrs Reuf, Joe and Valen Gwild, Clem Hart, Lois Osborne, Walter, Jim and Tinnie Kiger, Russell and Mae Ballard, A Hannon and family, Solomon and Cleve Bridges, L Compton, Barn Reuf, Rutha and Bertha Stapleton, and B Garr. C E Nash and Tinnie Kiser visited Buena Vista. Joe Loundtee of Boring came Monday to see Peter Shafer family. Ballard children recovering from illness. Mr and Mrs Truitt attended Knights of Pythias installation in Independence. Tay Clark worked for William Yeater of Luckiamute. Nettie Griffith and daughter Nettie visit relatives at Ralleton. Mrs Marks stayed with her sons Chris and Ric Marks near Rickreall. Allen Towns works when weather allows. Bb Marks and wife of near Rickreall visiting relatives. Mrs BE Clark plans new wire fencing soon. Mr and Mrs Leasey of Baker City visiting sister Mrs Marks. The period marks forty-one years since the last meeting. Joe Howsman and Jesse Johnson plowed for John Stump last week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joe Kiser
A. Hannon
Independence
W. W. Wella
Highland
Borter Jeck
George Reul
Mra. Reuf
Mire Roy Collina
W. H Cockle
Peter Shafer
Mr. Reuf
Joe
Valen Gwild
Clem Hart
Lois Osborne
Walter
Jim
Misa
Tinnie Kiger
Russell
Mise Mae Ballard
Solomon
Cleve Bridges
L. . Compton
Bar
Knights of Pythias
Tay Clark
William Yeater
Luckiamute
Orpha Griffith
Nettie
Ralleton
D. B Williams
Idaho
Marks
Chris
Ric Marks
Rickreall
Allen Towns
Bb Marks
Rickreat
Annual Stockholders Meeting Notice for Independence Canney Co
Notice announces the annual stockholders meeting to be held Tuesday at 10 a.m. in the Independence opera house for electing officers and other business. J. S. Cooper serves as President and E. Irvine as Secretary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Independence Canney Company
Opera House
Independence
J. S. Cooper
E. Irvine
Monmouth Figures Visit Area on Friday and Wednesday
Chas Herren of Monmouth was in this vicinity Friday on business. Dwight Dayhoff and his wife were Monmouth traders Wednesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chas Herren
Monmouth
Dwight Dayhoff
Saved from Awful Peril by Dr King’s New Discovery
A testimonial from Lowia Chamblin of Manciteat, Ghlo, recounts recovery from a severe cough and lung trouble attributed to Dr King’s New Discovery. She claims weight gain and ability to work, and notes her four children were cured of croup. The ad promotes the remedy for coughs colds la grippe asthma and bronchial issues with trial bottle free and a 60 cent to 1 dollar price.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lowia Chamblin
Manciteat
Ghlo
Buena Vista Converts Baptized After Stage Trip
Clyde Hill and wife moved to a hop ranch near Independence. Rev McCain, pastor of Buena Vista Methodist, joined by Rev Weber of Independence, conducted baptisms for several late converts including Emma Grounds and Ray Grounds. An illustrated lecture on educating Negroes by the visiting pastors drew a large audience. Sunday February 18 was observed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clyde Hill
Independence
McCain
Methodist Church of
Buena Vista
Eugene
Weber
Emma Grounds
Ray Grounds
Roy Elkins
Willie Bevens
Willie Hall
Clyde Williams
Tinnta Kizer
C. B. Nash
Baptisms and New Members at Buena Vista Methodist Church
The Buena Vista Methodist Church reports 22 or more baptisms during the morning service with 29 total after including the previous day’s immersions. Thirty new members joined after the ceremony as Rev McCain presided and Claire Trenholm visited JC B Nash. Harley Prather and T P Oglesbee attended in Independent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buena Vieja
Eugene
McCain
Claire Trenholm
JC. B. Nash
Harley Prather
T. P. Oglesbee
Ballard’s Snow Liniment Promises Quick Neuralgia Relief
An old sales brief touts Ballard’s Snow Liniment as the finest remedy for neuralgia general rheumatism burns cuts lame back and other pains. Sold locally by Williams Drug Co.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ballard
Williams Drug Co
Monmouth News Highlights Local Happenings
Mrs. P Corwel is ill Dr Matthing remains busy. Mr and Mrs G A Peterson welcomed a daughter born February 6. St Valentine brings snow to Willamette Valley. Co L Starr of Salem visited town last week. Mrs W H Mack conducted business Friday. P E B Chase traveled to Portland Thursday and back Saturday. F E Bowersox went to Portland last Wednesday. Mrs I Lindsay has lagrippe. Mrs Green ill at brother Mr Best’s home. Monmouth grows busier despite bad weather. Mrs F S Finch of Independence visited Mrs White last Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
P. Corwel
F. E. Bowersox
Portland
Will Club With Journal for 1910 Subscriptions
In response to subscriber calls around Independence the Enterprise arranges a club with the Oregon Journal for 1910. Rates show daily and Sunday Oregon Journal with Enterprise at 97 00, daily at 6.60, Sunday at 6.60, and semi weekly Oregon Journal with Enterprise at 3.50, with some misreads in OCR.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Independence
Enterprise
Oregon Journal
Finterprise
Eves Ieee Pee
Oreson
Enterprige
Enterpriza
Veces
Cere
Real Estate Deals Span Counties and Acres Across Transactions
A scanned listing shows numerous land transfers and sales including 40 acre tracts to Hollowell and Ellie, 37.01 acres to Elmer Enes, 34.96 acres to Elliott, and 1100 acres noted in various deeds. Names such as Barker Pickens, Wes Elliott, Gerhard Braun, and Will iam Billalov appear amid property transfers involving towns like Dallas and Independence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barker Pickens
Elmer Enes
Walter L Tooze Floyd B Smith
James Elliott
Wes M Elliott
King's New Life Pills Promote Quick Gentle Health
The ad claims men may lose earnings to doctors and medicines while King’s New Life Pills quickly cure stomach liver or kidney trouble at slight cost. It asserts effectiveness for dyspepsia indigestion biliousness constipation jaundice malaria and debility priced 25 cents at all druggists.
President Helps Orphan at Macon Home
The president of the Indus trial and Orphan's Home in Macon Georgia says Electric Bitters has helped hundreds of orphans for nine years. He praises it as a top family medicine that restores strength, purifies blood, aids digestion, and builds weak children, with best use for female complaints.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Industrial and Orphan's Home
Macon
Also Mentioned on This Page
Highland News
Annual Stockholders’ Meeting
Antioch News
Buena Vista News
Monmouth News
Salem Woolen Mill
Orego
Advertising Exchange Association
Davis & Ferguson
H Holman
R Sloane
Bumpler
Julia A
John W Miller
D L Hedgen
Wright
Harry Pickens
Gears
United Staten
Seelay T Donohoe
James A Gibson
J C Schmolee
Anglo-American Securition Co
T D Hollowell
William Ellie
Baer Gow
Riley Et al
H R Sloan
Wees
Gerhard D Braun Et
Sarah J Stott
Cora M Colwell
William and
Maria J Billalov
Falla City
United States
Mina Becker
Sara W
R BH Willams
C L Crider
Dallas
John C Pratt
James L. Marven
Josaic A Smith
Marcus Petergon
George T Gerlinger
Louis Gerlinger
Thomas Holman
Gilbert
Amery
William Dawes
Elia Quirk
O Simset
R C Thomas
Edwin
Nellie A Hughes
Oper
Methodist Church
South
Trustees Evangelical Church
Lewisville
Julia A Finn
John W Finn
George W Cone
Willamette Valley Lugiber Co
Magele J Ellis
Bevens
James H Morrison
Florence
Grant Jand
William Ils
Phillip Gottfried Jand
Ulysses Thompson
Retha Simpson
Lizzie
Caughey
Airlie
Bullard
Buttler
John N Hulett
The
Teaday
Wayne Walker
Aire
Oy Peat
Butler Produce CO
van Hae
Elif Ly
Yaruee Vin
Sant
Tisbox
Rao
Ats Laken Shro
Scientific American
Erin
New York
Broadway
Docs
J. C. Hayter
Dallas Observer
Fort
Fire
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