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Newspaper
Independence Enterprise
Location
Independence, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Jun 04, 1903
Page
5
Local notes report numerous visitors from Independence Salem and Portland and trips to Dallas and Foley Springs. Hops look good and Judge Burch notes strong hops. Mrs. Canfield and others visit relatives. work on J F Vaughn residence continues. C L Barnhart delivers posts. planning for cemetery fence and goat crew to clear underbrush.
Mrs 8 H Newson of Decatur Alabama endured three years of stomach and bowel trouble with dire pain and feared death. After trying Electric Bitters she improved at once and is now fully recovered. The tonic aids liver kidney stomach and bowels and is sold for 1 0 as guaranteed by A 8 Locke.
Alexander Kerr aged 59 died at his Parker Oregon home on Monday May 18 1908 at about 445 PM He was born March 8 1844 in Everton Fayette Indiana He married Mary Baker in Plymouth Indiana and came to Oregon that year Three children survived with his widow One son and infant brother Henry are buried at Buena Vista cemetery Sayner the Independence Methodist pastor led funeral rites and A R pallbearers mourned his death He was shot at his gate by a neighbor in a sorrowful final scene mourners remember him.
Mrs Sarah W Curtis of Lee Maes says she has suffered indigestion and sour stomach but plain Chamberlains Stomach and Liver Tablets helped her. She recommends them for stomach troubles. For sale by Kirkland Drug Co. M W Mix was in Portland during the week.
E T Henkle operates a barber shop on Main Street in Independence in a compact one man business profile. The listing notes the shop’s location in Onecon.
A brief item notes that only skilled tonso rial artists or barber workmen are employed in the Wigwam Shop located on the north side of C Street, indicating a small specialized staff and shop setting.
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