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Newspaper
Independence Enterprise
Location
Independence, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Jun 04, 1909
Page
3
K R Terner of Portland visits relatives this week while J K Neallo attends a Portland grocers convention. Chas W Flak was a no show in Portland on Monday amid recent heavy showers that boosted spirits citywide. C C McQlam conducts business in Balom this week.
Jr. Butler was called to aid Mr. L. McGowan suffering heart issues. Al Fishback secured work at Monmouth and moved there. Mrs. Viola Hall travels for osteopathic treatment in Corvallis. Dysart Brow went to Albany to meet a mother relocating there. Probet Frow moved to Sunny Side, Washington. Sloper Bros. dwellings look better after a fresh coat of white paint. Mrs. Bundy visited Independence. Willard Hevens shows health improvement. Mite. Cheater Sloper visited Corvallia to comfort her ill mother in law, joined by Mrs. William Cockle of Highland.
W BR Lake called in town Friday as Bell Telephone moves office across from P B Chases into EB Hosner building. Veda Mulkey and Frances attended grandfather D M Guthries birthday last Friday. Hampton to take possession of Hotel Monmouth soon. Roy Smith of Salem visited Tuesday. Woodmen of the World Camp No 49 hosted a reception for local Circle and wives Wednesday. Decoration day honored the dead at K P cemetery. H EB Guthrie attended his father’s birthday at the old homestead south of Dallas. he is 85. Mrs Wm Metzler business visitor Friday. Beatrice Crowfoot visiting her mother Mrs Burkhead. returning to Tygh Valley Wasco County. Mrs Powell of Albany visiting daughter Mrs T A Riggs. returned home Monday. Mrs H EB Guthrie back from Corvallis visit Friday. Mr and Mrs M A Rickard of Corvallis flew to Salem via Monmouth Friday. Miss Mary Whitney, at Normal, returned to Cresswell last Wednesday.
Bert Lean of Cheney Washington credits Dr Kings New Discovery with curing his severe lung trouble after failing with other doctors in Spokane and California. He endorses the medicine for bronchitis coughs and colds and notes a free trial and wide druggist guarantees. A separate item describes Rear Admiral Licht and a Japanese training ship entourage visiting Portland for receptions banquets and city tours on June 7 with a Portland hotel banquet to follow.
BE W Tardy editor of the Sentinel Gainsboro Tenn rates Chamberlains Cough Remedy as the best on the market. He says it gave immediate relief to his baby during several winter colds and he always recommends it. For sale by P M Kirkland.
Notice states Chester A Tucker will not be responsible for debts incurred by his wife Emma Tucker who has left his bed and board. Dated June 1 1909 Independence Oregon.
Item seeks a buyer for a nearly new 3 percent inch wagon. Contact John Robbins in Independence for details.
Antioch George Boothby and Paul Mumma of Monmouth were in the area last Saturday. Tom Sullivan near McTimmonds valley was in the vicinity on business last Friday. Dennis Donovan and wife of Monmouth were in these parts last Saturday. Clem Roberts Ira and Lettie Wishback have been working in the hop yard for Mr. Hodges of Rickreall and returned home the last of the week. Miss Elda Clark visiting her sister Mrs. Belle Sullivan of Monmouth returned home last Saturday. Jesse Windham works for Mr. Cannon. Russell and Loomie Fishback went to Rickreall last Saturday. Mrs. E. Clark visited daughter Mrs. Bettie Hamer of Salem Wednesday. Mrs. Eva Barnes visited with her parents Mr. and Mrs. Allen Towns the past week. Bill Griffith of Rickreall visited his…
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