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Newspaper
Independence Enterprise
Location
Independence, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Nov 05, 1903
Page
7
Monmouth correspondents report on store building in Portland a college visit by students and local movements. town residents include Mrs Haggard Mrs Jessie Parke Rev Vincent and families moving between Monmouth Portland and Corvallis. Residents note cyclone damage on Jackson street and early grain sowing as weather improves.
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Henry D. Baldwin superintendent of the city water works in Shullsburg Wisconsin states Ballard's Snow Liniment is the best liniment for rheumatism and pains after trying many kinds. Available in 250 500 and 1.00 sizes sold by A B Lowe.
A surprise party was held for George Grounds last Saturday evening. Guests played games and Frank McLaughlin played mandolin. Light refreshments were served between ten and eleven. Present were Mr. and Mrs. Grounds, two sons, and numerous friends including Frank McLaughlin and many with the Porter, Wells, McLaughlin, and Nash families.
A Buena Vista note reports Miss Lucy Bolter turned eighteen Tuesday as friends and neighbors hosted a surprise party. Attendees included Mr. and Mrs. Bolter, Donald Bolter, Emmit Garr, Tressa Prather, Eteel, Alice and Minnie Knighton, Edna Hall, Annie Torgesen, Rena Arlandson, Jennie Rowe, Mae Pickett, Roy Porter, Abel Porter, Will Porter, Martin Conger, and Royal Kreutz.
A list of individuals including Harry Davidson Harvey Elmer Jim Nash Walter Wells and others is paired with quirky prices for wood tooth picks and a note about a grave in Westminster Abbey offered for John Ruskin. Relatives declined the honor, wishing burial at Coniston churchyard, recalling Parke's line about preferring a small churchyard to Capulets tomb.
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