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Newspaper
Independence Enterprise
Location
Independence, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Nov 12, 1903
Page
7
Monmouth notes list residents visiting, moving, and attending events in town and nearby areas. Mentions visitors from Salem McMinnville Fall City and Eugene, plus local transfers and school news. A sermon and church notices follow with obituaries in Pullman.
N Steele visited Independence on Saturday and pork delivery to Independence Friday. Grandpa Prose died Wednesday November 4 after illness. Mrs Prose alone with him summoned help. Look out for ENTERPRISE notice and wagoner candies promotion. Our school closes for Teachers Institute. J A Lindany preached at Fair View. Tetherow repairs. McCarty accident while hunting injures dog. J M Haggard visited.
The past season produced hundreds of photographs for Art Calendars and now any person may secure duplicates from old plates at a greatly reduced figure. The offer lasts sixty days and urges action before the Christmas rush.
Pickel announces he has in stock all negatives taken by E. Pickel at his city gallery. Patrons are urged to call at once to obtain photographs from the old plates, as stock will not be kept long.
An advertised photographer offers enlarging photographs and framing at a reasonable figure. The seller backs the work with a guarantee that no pictures will be lost and promises satisfaction on every job. Call and inspect the service.
Local report notes J. M. McCaleb will not operate boats on the upper river this winter. A Portland trip takes Wagoner s chocolates as a lighthearted note. Mrs E M Young and son Amond travel to Portland for a short stay.
Special Correspondence recalls the surprise twenty fifth wedding anniversary of Mr. and Mrs. Henry Cockle on October 31 1903. Relatives and friends joined games songs and a farmer's lunch at the Cockle home. Attendees included numerous Cockle relatives and their spouses and children with many useful presents exchanged.
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