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About The Polk County post. (Independence, Or.) 1918-19?? | View Entire Issue (July 16, 1920)
jjRNiRnwiRiiiiiiiiiiiRHiRmHiRmiiRiiinnHiHmiitmiiniwMKRnwnmRiiirfMnir ! for a biggor and better season next year. | Keeping Cool \ McMinnville Telephone-Register: Miss Lucile Messner, formerly of this city, who was during the war in the newspaper service with a hospital, lias left the Pendleton Tri bune to become telegraph editor and special writer for the Statesman at Salem. | Is a Hard Job \ " i ~ I i 1 | | 1 I i & - I 9 1 W itli the thermometer hitting the high places, it is a hard job to keep cool, but it helps a heap to keep clean. Use only good pure soap and for chafeing, sun burns and chapping there are a num- ber o f good creams and lotions that cure and| pre- vent subsequent attacks. Call at this store and be s u p p lie d . Mrs. Dick Crowley, a formter resident of Independence, died at tier home at Castle Rock, Wash., on June 24, aged 34 years. Besides her husband she is survived by four children, the youngest of which is three monUis old. J. T. Crowley at tended the funeral. A WHITE ROSE LASSIE mumuim i'WDMi i imiMtiiaiimiiMmiimiiBii! Dedicated to Margaret Dunsmore Macy by John Lawrence, Sarnia, Gut., Canada. Mr. Lawrence is brother-in-law of Dr. Dunsmore. Last summer h« and Mrs. Lawrence visiued the Macye who at that time were living in Salem. m a n «» L 31 The Twine That BindsandSatisf ies i f ~ i I ( ^ I keuu'd a lassie, - A bonnie wee lassie, ! Binder Twine is one of the most essential re She lived in Salem City wi’ her M a.! I They talk of lovely dowers, | j§ quirements of the grain grower and while no great That grow in sylvan bowers, amount of money is required in its purchase, a con But the White Rose of Salem beats them a*. » i i i sideration of the quality of twine is very essential to B She's sweet's the fairest lily That decks Willamette Valley, She's the fairest flower in that Vale that grows, She's pure as the daisy, The bonme moutain daisie, Margaret, my Salem White Rose. I a successful and profitable harvest. I Plymouth Twine Miss Iren« Eddy is now in Grand ilapnis, Mich, together with her N other musical studies she is taking H I pipe orgun lessons. When she rer ii î the quality of which has never been surpassed, is of "H o m e of the G rafonola" a turns she will probably preside She's her grandpa's special y wiUi the same ease at the console treasure, fered you in the full knowledge that you will obtain PERFECT SERVICE PURE DRUGS £ of the pipe orgun us site does at the He adores her beyond measure keyboard of the piano. genuine satisfaction and economy thru its use. It is s She’s the sweetest child her dear I iiiRiiiRiiiRiiiRiiininiininiRiiiniMiiniiRiiiwiRiiiuiiBiiRiiiRiiiRiiaiimii iiRinni grand-daddy knows, guaranteed to run full yardage to the pound, uni Mr. aud Mrs. James Alim Martin He surely would be grievin’ and James Alim, Jr., of Porland ■ Thinkin’ life scare the living, Mrs. George Girard went to The C IT Y A N D C O U N T R Y form size and strength and free from knots.. Place were guests of Mr. aud Mrs. J. G. If he lost his bonnie Salem White I Dalles Thursday to visit relatives McIntosh last Saturday. Mr. Mar Rose. your order early with. I Bean hop sprayer for sale. H. B. I and enjoy the summer sports. tin is a lire insurance adjuster and Fletcher. And when in after years, J. R. Simontou and family of came up to adjust the loss of the He has left this vale of tears, I residence on the Seavy hop ranch Ford touring car for sale. Auto Brition have been visiting relatives which was destroyed by hre July Aud his usefu’ life has drawn to a and friends in this community. Utilities Co. close, 4. Sunday the Mclntoshes aud Mrs. I’ll be very much mistaken, A. D. Davidson drove* the Martins The Post congratulates Mrs. E. Don't be a slacker; eat Liberty If some ither hearts aint achis’ home in the McIntosh new Nash 6. J. Anderson of Buena Vista on her bread. The party returned home Tuesday For a smile from my Salem White SUCCESSOR TO CRAVEN & HUFF HDW. CO. j recovery from a recent illness. Rose. evening. Ralph Travis visited his brother,; i'«iiiL:iniiRiiiuiniiniiniiw iiniininii»iiiaiiiniiH iiM iiH iiiniiaiiniiiniHiiiiiiin iia ^ Mesdames Mary E. Dornsife and Floyd’ in Portland last week. Baptist Church Announcements Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Leon Murphy Serepta Richardson have been at of Imperial Valley, Cal., and their Get your Plymouth Binding Turner all week attending camp nephew, Lelamt Murphy of S uji (Contributed) meeting. Twine at Willard E. Craven Hdw. Although the Sunday School pic Francisco, Cal., are the guests of their uncle and aunt, Mr. and Mrs. nic is over the good time we all had AD. and Mis, J. A. Bewley an(d When you want the best call for O. A. Rohrer. It took them six days will not be forgotten soon. Those Liberty bread. Baked by electricity. ! Mrs. E. Tripp went to Newport to come from the Mexican border to who stayed at home can tell them j Wednesday where thtey will remain Corvallis. They will spend several selves they missed a good time. AT Want—Work for a tractor. En two weeks. weeks in Oregon and Washington. There were races for all classes and quire for G. W., Polk County Post. Mr. Murphy, who is a business man games and plenty of eat£ of all Miss Edna Greenwell after a de 15 in El Cantro, says that Oregon can kinds. If you want to belong to a lightful visit with her sister, Mrs. be developed by good road build live bunch of Sunday School folks come to the Baptist Sunday School Fred Larsen a former Independ Alpha Bascue, has returned to her ing better titan any other way. TO which meets every Sunday at 10 a. ence resident, has been here this home in Kansas City. week. Tillamook County Beaches Mr. and Mrs. A. F. Claus, Sr., and m. At the hour of 11 the Rev. H. L, Among the marriage licenses Mr. and Mrs. A. F. Claus, Jr., were Proppe will preach on “More Old A delightful trip across the Coast Mountains. Double dally granted at Vancouver last week was Miss Phylss Bush tf Portland is one to Henry Eoft of Independence Sunday visitors at the E. L. Town Wells Dug Out!” The Young Peo train service from Portland. These beaches include Rocka- send home. They returned to ple's Society meets next Sunday visiting at the M. C Williams and Margaret Edgy of Salem. way and Garibaldi boach resorts, Neah-kah-nie, Munzanita and Bay Ocean. their home in Portland Monday ex evening at 7 o’clock. An able leader home. cept Mrs. A. F. Claus, Jr., (Frances and a good meeting. Definite an, Newport ( ° n Yuquina Bay and tho Pacific Ocean) Miss Katharyn Arbuthnot will Townsend) who remained here un nouncements will be made about O. T. and Raymond Murphy were the hayrack ride. A t the hour of 8 teach in the Summer School at A charming place for the family. Large and modem nata- til yesterday. Sunday being the here from Hubbard Saturday and p. m. Rev. Proppe will preach on a Oregon City following the close of torium. Salt water baths. Many forms of amusement natal day of Mrs. Claus, Jr., a Sunday. the Monmouth Summer session. splendid repast was served at the subject you ought to hear,, namely: Crater Lake (One of the world’s natural wonders) Townsend home. The birthday “ What Think You of Christ?” This Plymouth Binding Twine always Eighty-flve miles from Medford, 8177 feet above sea level. A Mrs. Lucy Smith , Mrs. Inepte cake bore nineteen lighted tapers. is a vital subject and of interest to the same at Willard E. Craven sky line boulevard of 35 miles encircles the rim of the Lake. all. The Sunday evening services Rich, Miss Carrie Quasdorf and Mr. Many gifts were received from Hdw. and Mrs. E. E. Tripp attended camp members of the family and numer thru the summer months will be Other Resorts ous good wishes from admiring short and full of interest so there Grandma Patterson is visiting at meeting in Turner Sunday night. Detroit (Breitenbush Hot Springs, Jefferson country) will be no fear of sitting under long friends. the home of her son, Dr. Patterson, McCredie Hot Springs sermons in hot weather. You had Frank Win throw, Mr. and Mrs. in Dallas. Josephine County Caves (Oregon’s Marble Halls) better come to these meetings. A Mr. and Mrs. Earl Buffum and MISS TURNER’S PUPILS Shasta Mountain Resorts hearty welcome awaits you. Mr. and Mrs. McCoy of Hoskins | Charles Lorence enjoyed an outing APPEAR IN RECITAL county last week on the Tillamook beaches. were visiting Yamhill "O regon Outdoors" Booklet friends last week. Lyon Lodo* No. 29 A. F. and A. M, Contains particulars of the different outing places, excur Musical folk, especially lovers of Mrs. Olen Whiteaker and Nadine sion fares, hotels and camp rates. the violin, greeted the pupils of Hurley visited relatives here this J. R. Ballard has changed his Special stated communication 8 Miss Joy Turner at the Methodist postoffice address from Oregon City week- Olen is now manager of the p. m. Saturday July 17. Master For further particulars inquire of local agent church last Monday evening. The Peoples Grocery stores in Port to Aurora, route four. Mason's degree, visiting brethern program was presented by a com land. bination of talented pupils from In welcome. By order of W. M. Harley Alexander of Stevenson, R. W. BAKER, Secy. A. M. Gobevel, in a preliminary dependence, Monmouth, Woodburn Wash., is visiting relatives and JOHN 1L SCOTT Independence violin hearing before Justice Baker Satur and Salem. friends in this section. Oansrsl Passenger Agent Ours, Tool pupils taking part were Jacob Lin- day night* was acquitted of the charge preferred against him by an douer, Margaret Eddy., Martha Hill, Do you live in Independence? Our platform: More fish in the Glen Burright, Lenore Myers. Car Then why not patronize her indus Independence woman. rol Smith and Galena Kurre were Illinois river and let the women do tries. Eat Liberty bread. the work.—Pekin (111.) Daily Times. Monmouth Herald: Independence unable to be present. Jacob Lin- douer, as a "little farmer lad" in Mrs. Ray Clark of Caldwell, Ida^ has bought liberally for the Mon COLLECTIONS Innocence" was certainly at home mouth Chautauqua. It is now in ho, is visiting her mother, Mrs. Knight Adjustment Go., with the “fiddle on the bow." Tiny Stillwell, and others here this week order for the two towns to combine McMinnviiio Oro. Margaret Eddy, oue of the young Williams 9 Drug Co, f i i W ILLARD E. CRAVEN HDW . { Vacation Time Seashore and Mountain Resorts Summer Excursion Fares SOUTHERN P A C I F I C LINES LOOKING AHEAD ALITILE lUIWIRimimiWIIRillRilKIIWl Our winter samples have commenced to arrive and we have a number on display in our window. . Tho we are still in the midst o f the good old summer time, a number are always fa r sighted enough to look ahead and prepare for what is to come. W hy, just think in a few weeks, it w ill com mence to grow cold again! You could have us take your measure for a winter suit next week and by tbe time it was Made and got back it would be about time to wear it. Tim e does sure fly. Commence to prepare for winter now and make it a point to come in and look at our winter samples. W e can please you sure as we sell. O. A. Kreamer est pupils, deserves especial men NOTICE tion for the excellent ease and in telligence shown in her interpretar tion of the “ Evening Bells.” She is V soa tion of • Portion of student of much promise. Mar Street ta E. A . Thorp’s Town Oroflon tha Hill was exceptional and enjoy able in “Danse Rustique." She Notice is hereby given that L. bowed with a firm aud expressive Damon and Mrs. Eliza Troxel have touch and displayed artistic tem filed in the city recorder’s office ol perament in her number. Glen Burright very ambitiously rendered of the city of Independence, Ore “Up In A Swing.” His tones were gon, their petition to the city coun full of appealing sweetness and ex cil of said City, petitioning said city cellent expression. Lenore Myers council to vacate th« following part appeared only in the ensemble num of Main street in E. A. Thorp's bers. Miss Turner has achieved the Town of Independence, Oregon, wonderful in the ensemble work of towit:- Said Main street with its inter the violin. Each pupil taking part section with street No. i to A had his piece committed perfectly adding much credit to their in street in said Thorp's Town, aud all structor. The trio accompanied by situated in the city of independ the muted violin ensemble made a ence, Polk County, Oregon: That decided “hit,’ but the youngsters ¿aid petition was tiled in said city could not be recalled. Miss Helen ' rtcorder's ollke on the 7th day of Cornelius, an Independence favor April, 1920. That said petition is now pending ite*, was the climax of the evening. Her numbers. "On The Lake," and in the city council of said City of "II Trovatore," were not only ex Independence, and the same will ecu ted with technical skill and real he taken up und acted upon by suid musical expression, but with in city council on the 1st day of Sep. dividuality and sympathy,, pro tetuber lift), at 8 o'clock In the ducing a brilliant interpretation. aIlernoon of said dale, ati the coun The audience clamored for more cil chambers In the Hall of said and was disappointed that ap city, at which time and place said city council will hear and pass plause did not succeed in brm„ another number from the talented upon any and all objections there to if any exist in form and manner artist as by law provided. This is intended as a 20 days' W ANTED—HOP PICKER* no.fce of the pendency of said petl W ill run auto truck to and from tion in said city council. By order of the city council. yard for convenience of town B. P. 8WOPE, people. City Recorder.j Aug. A WALKER BROS. The New Electric Shoe Shop On C Street S H O E W O R K N E A T L Y D O N E W I T H F IR S T - G LA SS M A C H IN E R Y Shoe Laces and Shoe Polish of A ll Kinds. R.E. H E R E F O R D , Prop. ie i« ii» ii« ii« ii» ii» iia iii» iiB ii«ii« ii«ii»i¡»ii«i»ii»iia iii»ii»iiw ii» iin iii % H ave Installed Electric I O ven; i f> P I And are putting out the best bread on the market. 1 It is more like M other’s bread. Clean and baked 1 by electricity. ■ Try it; You w ill like it. Independence Bakery I » i - ■ 8 iiB ti«ii«iiiB iii»iii»i»iiiaiii«ii»ii«iii»i«iiiiw i«iiggi«giiim iM iiaiiiaiiw iiB iiiB iia*ns "B u tte r wraps arc required by law. Play safe and havo The Post print you a hundred or so." So wrote a watch- fill mother to her married daughter a few days ago.