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Newspaper
Independence Enterprise
Location
Independence, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Jun 11, 1903
Page
5
County correspondence recalls visitors and events in Parker including Wm Critchlow Claude Boone and Mrs A B Lacey. Dallas carnivals farm improvements and a post office switch are noted along with school notices and local harvest prospects. Electric Bitters is praised in a testimonial from Decatur Alabama.
pEDEE. Thomas Simpson of Salem is visiting Pedee relatives. School Superintendent County ast week Starr was here.
On June 1 the Southern Pacific LCo resumes sale of excursion tickets to Newport and Yaquina Bay. The resort grows in popularity with improving hotel accommodations at reasonable rates. Season tickets from Independence to Newport cost 4.20 and to Yaquina 3.70, with Saturday to Monday tickets 2.55 to Newport and 2.55 to Yaquina.
The Normal chapel presents The District Attorney’s cast with W R Rutherford as District Attorney and others including Mathew Brainerd, General Ruggles, Wellington Gridley, J B V Butler, and Wellington Gridley Wm Metzger in supporting roles for Saturday evening June 13.
A jumble of names and roles appears alongside a testimonial from Mrs Somh W Curtis of Leo Missouri about relief from digestive issues using Chamblain’s Stomach and Liver Tablets. The ad promotes the product with a claim it helps readers eat foods they previously could not.
Promeorse and Injured Edward Bele struck by a broken rib piercing a lung after a fall on a farm two miles south of Dallas. Bele in dangerous condition but expected to recover. District Attorney presented by the OSNS Dramatic Club at Normal Chapel Saturday evening June 18.
Ornrcos announces the new T. Henkle Barber Shop located on Main Street in Independence offering grooming services.
Moore, a Tonsorial Artist, operated the Wigwam Shop on the north side of C Street, where only first-class workmen served.
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