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Newspaper
Independence Enterprise
Location
Independence, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Jun 30, 1911
Page
8
A grandmother remains lively through regular telephone visits in all weather. She chats not only with neighbors but also with relatives in distant towns, as Bell Telephone’s Long Distance Service keeps her connected across hundreds of miles.
Mrs. H. Guthrie returns from Monmouth to a crowd of visitors making it hard to identify individuals. Mrs. Paul Tacheron, visiting relatives at Gresham for two weeks, plans to return home this week.
Mrs W H Laces and daughter Esther and Mrs J fl Remington visited George Remington’s place in an all day outing. Peat and Mrs J C Porbes toured Willamette valley schools and returned to Portland. Miss Naotl Stengel returned to teach in Port land schools last year. Mrs W J Beckley and children and Mrs A J Hawley attended Dallas meetings. Several attended Independence race meet. Dr Fink and family visited the Stengel home. Mrs McKinney rode from Albany to Dallas. Fourth plans favor quiet stay. some will go to Silver Falls City and Albany for celebrations. Rain recently seen as benefits to berry crop. Miss Agnes and Cathrine Campbell visited the Moore family on the Stump homestead.
Mr. Collins and his wife and child from near Suver were pleasant visitors at A. J. Shipley's home last Thursday. Fred Crowley and wife of Independence passed through Friday. Willard Roberts of Independence traveled to Paris City last Saturday. Miss Jean Meloturft of Monmouth visited Minnie Wunder Saturday. Lennie Fishtak went to Carlton to visit relatives. A goodly number attended the Pioneer’s picnic at Dallas Saturday. Claire Stewart recently in Dallas took county teacher examinations and returned Saturday. James Hirkle and sister Ollie, visiting relatives at Fairfield, Oregon, returned Saturday. A goodly number from Monmouth attended the Sunday school picnic at Bailey’s Grove Sunday. Tom Marks and wife visited John Walker Sunday. Sam Davis of Independence attended the picnic here last Sunday. Penn Lewis and wife of Lewinville visited relatives here Sunday. R. L. Chapman and family of Dallas were in the vicinity the first of Ira Powell of Monmouth visited here last Sunday. Miss Fay Shipley went to Falls City early this week to be employed by Mrs. Selly this summer.
In Pasadens California in March 1911 Foley & Co recommends Foley's Honey and Tar Compound as an efficient expectorant without opiates or narcotics. It can be given to children and does not cause nausea or digestion interference. Williams Drug Co offers the remedy in the yellow package.
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