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Newspaper
Independence Enterprise
Location
Independence, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Jul 22, 1910
Page
4
The Independence Oregon newspaper announces its Willamette Valley coverage is deemed adequate for now and continues as a second class post at Independence. Subscriptions are priced at 1.50 dollars per year.
Mr and Mrs Van Dornslfe plan Sunday in Newport with Dr Hewitt and L C Neil as over Sunday visitors while their kin take a vacation there Mrs Murray of Eldon Iowa a Dornslfe sister visits with Mire Murray and Mrs Dornstfe in the city Meeting a long unseen brother of Mrs Murray after thirty years Also for sale a 16 inch Oliver Chilled Plow a 1 inch wagon canopy top a Columbus hack two horses and two shares offered by John Young at low prices.
W W Mitchell of Cadillac Michigan offers to sponsor road funding for Wexford county over three years. Each completed mile will bear his name as the Mitchell road, preserving a county highway improvement in grateful memory for future generations.
Sidney notes visitations and travel by local residents and out-of-town guests. McCormic and families visited Independence. Oscar Cole returned to Oregon City. Miss Mary Scheman recovers from typhoid with family ill. Tom Hampton went to Jefferson. J C McClure builds on farm. Mabel Tharp to the east for a month. Dragon Electric railway survey crew moved toward Linn county. Tharp and Nicolson camping outfits moved. Nicolson visited Salem. James Fletcher from Portland visited Floyd Tharp. Dr Allin and family visited E B Cochran’s home. Wersing family returned from Lake county.
A parade of regional names and trips fills the week: Mra Gay Themeon of Albany and sister Mra John Walker spent hours together. Jess Allen builds a barn addition. Misa Pay Shipley of Corvallia visited relatives. Mack way visited Dallas. Allen Towns took a bulstewa trip to Monmouth. A J Shipley traveled to Perryville. Mrs Martha Addison returned to Newburg. Lauria Clinton stayed with relatives in Airile. Letha Eggleston of Elkins and Myrtle Housman of Monmouth visited grandparents Bosley. Jay Cark, now in Monmouth, visited his mother and family.
Miss Luca Campbell of Hugene visits traileres at Independence week. Ernest Riddell returns from California after almost a year away. F Y Mulkey comes home from Minnesota hospital after surgery for two serious troubles. W F Campbell baling hay and plans to work around todependente. Mr and Mrs Davis and daughter of Dallas visit Mr and Mrs John Fuller. Mrs Macais Butler hosts Social Hour Reading Club. C F Grover of Hopner returns from visit with Neal family. O A Wolverton vacationing with sister in Spokane and brothers in British Columbia. Mrs Mary Pickens visiting Mrs H S Pickens. Several citizens plan two month beach trip. Summer mild so coast trips less popular. Mrs Clint Miller of Portland and Mrs William Agee of McMinnville visit Wednesday.
A fragmented OCR note describes a group traveling from Airile to Dallas visiting relatives and acquaintances including Aire, Miller's sister, Mr Wade Williams, Aire’s parents Mer and Mre, and T M Blowe. The text references a first run on a farm once owned by Wai, Fugue, and Thie fann, meeting with Mr Clearwater and Mr Parker, formerly of Dakota.
Notice of final settlement in the Polk County Court Oregon for the estate of James T. McClain deceased. Margaret E McClain as administratrix has filed her final account and a settlement date of August 1 1910 at 10 am in Dallas County Court room for objections and hearing.
Public notice of an 1910 Oregon Circuit Court registration action by David Beattie Taylor to register title to two described parcels totaling 46.20 acres in Polk County. The notice lists named defendants and warns respondents to appear before the court by August 20, A.D. 1910, or risk a decree by default.
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