Independence monitor., August 29, 1912, Image 5

ON RAILROAD
Wheelers For Gamp Two
M'iIrs Out Thursday
Thursday evenig six wheel
ers and one team arrived in
Independence 'for the Me
Dougalcump two milesout of
town where they go Friday
morning on the railroad con
struction work. This outfit
start work at the junction of
the S. P. with the new branch
which is about two miles
south of town.
Calvary Presbyterian
Church
The regular preaching ser
vice will not be resumed un
til about the first Sunday in
October, or until after the
rush of the hop picking seas
on is over.
Announcements will be
made in due time when the
services are to be resumed.
pie in the city everyday try- eeigi
ing to gat a desirable prop-
erty to rent. Good residen-
ees will rent as soon as j
built and pay a good inter- J
est on the investment. t
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HARVESTTIME
Dallas Festival Soon Due
Committees Named
The County comniittem en
for the Harvest Festival at
Dallas October 3, 4, and 5
have been selected as follows:
C. L. Hawley, Monmouth.
II. L. Fenton. Dallas.
Thos. W. Brunk, Eola.
Win. Ellis Falls City.
O. E. Focht, Ballston.
J. G. Mcintosh Indepen
dence. Waldo Finn, McCoy.
John Simpkins, Spring
Valley.
Geo. Wells, Buena Viita.
Frank Brobst, Perrydale.
E. V. D. Paul, Buell.
Wm. Yost, Peedee.
J. S. Ulrich, Airlie.
Little Child Dies
Wellington The little
child of Mr. and Mrs. Ed
ward Fuller, aged two years
four months and ten days,
died Sunday evening of chol
era infanium.
The services were conduct
ed by Rev. Sandifur, pastor
of the M. E. Church, whode
livered a verv touching ad
drtss reading the ninetieth
psalm and taking as his texi
these words, "I shall go to
liim. but he hall not rtjturn
to me." 2 Samuel 12 23
The choir of the M. E.
Church furnished the, rm-dc
and the floral offerings were
very beautiful. The inter
ment was held in the I. O. 0 F
cemetary.
NICE RESIDENCE
Mr, Macey Starts New
Home This Week
O. A. Macy has started a
fine new bungalow on his
lots recently purchased on
(J street. Mr. fcmiley has
the contract for erecting
This will he
one of the latest styled bung
alows arid one of the nicest
housas in the city when
completed. Several other
residences are being contem
plated and by winter we be
lieve there will be forty
new residences under con
struction. The residence
section has been limited for
some time and there are peo-
B Fay Dunsmore returned
from Vancouver B.C. on Fri
day.
Mrs. A. Caughey of Airlie
was down Thursday on a
business trip.
J. W. Ulrich of Airlie
was transacting business in
thi3 city Thursday.
Wm. Herzog is having a
fine display window put ;n
the 6tore in Independence.
The plate glass front was
put in the Taylor store build-
ine the hrst part or tne
c
week.
Drexler & Alexander have
charge of the store to be
placed in the 0. T. Murphy
hop yard.
Ernest Williams has ac
cepted a position with Mr.
Walker at the Hotdl Lerona
as clerk.
A. B. Taylor is to be in
charge of Burton's hop yard
work. They commence pick
ing today.
Lester Wood of Airlie
was in Independence Thurs
day and stated he would vis
it here a few days.
Corvallis had a county
school fair, starting yester
dav ana me uaieue-i uue
claims it is a hummer.
A. L. Thomas accompan
ied bv Mrs. Thomas and
Iarold Hibbs, visited friends
in Dallas ouer Sunday
Mrs. Allen Sinkler and sis
ter Phvllis Bush left vVednes
day for Los Angles where the
farmer's husband is in the
leal Estate business.
W. O. Cook and wife were
down from Eugena the first
part of the week to be pres
ent at the funeral of Mrs.
Cook's father, B. F. Whitea-
ker.
Walker & Whitney have
anhlpt. their lease on the
Whiteaker building to Mr
L. A. Carey who is having a
fine display window put in
there .
Con key & Walker have
their score newly painted
and the new balcony com
pleted. It gives them much
more room for their general
took of merchandise.
Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Herzog,
Sol Herzog, Harry Henog, of
rlence. Julius Her-
utr and Master Ralph par
ticipated in a family reunion
of the family last Monday.
T!H reunion was the hrst
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time tt;e lamny nave ueou
tnowher since June. Mrs.
He zotr and master Ralph
left for Newport Monday
morning for a few weeks out
ing.
Lymaii Damon had to get
busy this week and mate
more hop house room. Hfs
hnriH are so much heavier
than he thought they would
be that he has commenced
to repair and remodel the
hop house opposite the Dr.
AUm property on main
. i. .r. npilar tfi nftVH
j street m I 2
enough drying room io wne y
care of
year.
bis hop crop
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