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About Independence monitor. (Independence, Or.) 1912-19?? | View Entire Issue (May 16, 1913)
LI I i. II J. i I in II li I II' I I'll) Hi I I I II I I IITlHUIl'HIHMim I o 1 rlrs A. t1 n n A G iOiiiiiii "flit &l 1 1 fly. Independence, Ore,, Saturday,. May 35,1913 SALES DAY AT INDEPENDENCE FOR THE MONTH OF MAY I have made arrangements with (lie business men of Independence to co-oj erate with them in their Bijj Special Sales Day undertaking by giving: Independence Traders and Farmers the benefit. of a - M ONTHLY PUBLIC AUCTI on Sales Day. At this Sale I will auction horses, cattle, liogfs, sheep, poultry, farm implements, wagons, buggies, household goods, personal property, books, merchandise, everything. A DESCRIPTION OF THE PROPERTIES LISTED WILL APPEAR OM THIS PAGE NEXT WEEK I have opened a Sales Room in the Independence Monitor Office and you can call on me and list your property for sale and it will be advertised in the next issue of the Monitor. No charge for listing. A receipt issued for articles received be fore Sales Day for sales on Sales Day. A commission will be charged on the property actually sold. If you have some thing to sell Telephone or Write me so I can list it and have it ready for the printing Tuesday morning. COL. J. N A ft B - if-H P 1 A cs u v K ft. hk I ft J OFF Phone 1621 Located in the Monitor office on C street, INDEPENDENCE, ORE. I LOCAL AND PERSONAL Items of Interest Gathered in and About Town Ralph Uutler of Dalln waVwith her father, Mr. Mnoki in tlm city Siitiminy. Juat enough rain this vek to mako thing prow good. U, (J. Jlellkiy jnuclirtaetl newKinl auto Uih latter jnut of IhsI week. If you want tonsil anyLiitijr KuIhh (hiv lnnvn it. with tho! iiuotioncer at the Mouitoi eiHoo. Mi. J. I). Irvine li ft Snt- urdiiy for Summit, whcio tin will hm'ik! nonm t i ine vUi t irti Iht mm, ('- (!. Irvine, and .vi fe. (Jet your clothe Heaned him! prtwel at the Henry .1 Win. Hull of tho I'Mwjifds . Hull (inn had a k i f o in a th in un inner,' wheel, -1 i i'inj; and almost, scverine, two nf hi linciv. Mrs. I'nhe Pinion Kals am MissAihi Ketehum ntiirne for Kveral yearn, will open ' .S i tyon Lodge No. 29 up mi etliee in Independence ' Ir. We. MaveOlliJ A. SF.A.M. in Connection with hi son, Km SI Ihutmail Was ., S;l. ' every Saturday on or l,ofore ! ' uie full moon, iul two weeks there- ui admitted attorney hshkmu- lein visitor Saturday. aftor. ted with him in l'ui llani. if Sherman Hayes aS jn cli,iroIrvi"0' So- K. C. Eldredge. W. M ho e.in si Clin' a desirahle reni- J,.,,, S-iturd.iv. . ih'iice propertv here. , , Clover teat Rebakah Lo1 t No. -V I, Ihitier was in iheeitv I.O.O.F. U- 'H lip tl'OII) thelilMof tllH wee, m.dhur M.vt3 1st & ;IH Tuesdays of each month in 1. 0. O. F. Hall. i . . i i ... . . . i on n ni ,ntiif( iv on hiiHi. . . . ' " i llieiu J to move to os ,, ... ,. 'i'V. ; Hat tie Hcnkle, Secy Tile date for the Slm.lv w : v. n . i-vine was m i tanas r .... l-.Hie pmnielias l.eeliclcilired ,,(.nhiv. nlmo m ,,,,) u Homer Lodrfe ... ho Juno Hand Uie Uiekreall ,,,,, in Siiytl.-r damioel knights of PYTHIAS UOIlie to .Mine Z 1 . eas i fti e" t s every Monday in their Castle Hall on Main and C streets. Mrs. K. J. Tavlor vi-l'trd Mi,MW K';,.. ,,.,,,. J. W. KU-har-Km. K.of It. &s. hv'thhei- ninlher, Mrs, M. A. Mrown of lV,i,.,(.. , ,.' l ,,,n!,.'r f;'1' "V;r 1 (,,1,v"' "-i-vor Sunday with Miss Kirk-! Valley Lodae7J" turnina ho,n Saturdiy. -.rtf nek's mother. i i.o.o.f. (J.irliel.l lie, es .,,,1 .;.. ,, . ! Meet.s every Thursday at 8 P. M. in i. .i i ... i I ' null started .Mon.lsiv it ; their own hall on corner Mai'i and C Ford cleaning an.l p.'e.si.,K ; ''' ' . " '. M'""t . hmnl.-.y vis. i ,p , the lt ,iU ,uu a li!1In,,r ,, I street. j.arlorn. ,! ' lU (M !""nl.r.v at ri.o home of Mr. I , l,,,,,',,,!,,,, uvive i!h, m i A' a' O. D. T.avi,, N. G. n , ... , Il,i,-Hl ,u,d WiU i!oon ,,'",lt"-"1 ian.l Mrs, Arthur Mnnrn. ,itl, ur iui(1 ! Carl I'ercival is the prondhv,.!!. 1U1" J1"01" Willamette Camp No. 7489 ponsesHorofanew For! whiehj ,,iinnon ).,nmu f tuU!, '., IinH'.s' U';!'uuns was dowr ; ,y. Cnr eame up f,ni ' M0DERN WOODMEN OF. AMKmcA I .ii'iit' nun ine .ATI I lo i jisoii eon lit y Moin! IV I i l.i' 1 ol,uiu r m .veuiu's. ! I, .ol i ... -v i ' ' ' " day of each mot.th in their own hall in r .... . " i 'ii , ii. ,j v 1., me ii ii,it.ki,i on uui: n .i am ki t oei I "A i? main M$i31 I The T. E. C. Club OP OAK GROVE Will pvo a Coiiudv in Three Acts, entitled "A Family Affair, at the OAK (;i!()VE II ALL Saturday 10 t t . i n lt. May 27th 1h" Uieki- ' ill Hn,d will furnish music hetween acts. , l'A'-T el' rilARAl TKliS 9 t 1 he pur-jliased last week f i tin CI, Lontj. m l Will 1 liiniun and w ifo of Edwaids it Hall rej ort the lun Pot thind , eaine up from lrt .vlt 1 1' I i'V n visit wit! t;i ml he h'H tin otT-r at Coos V.;-.s.l,iv n.oritin.c of I. M ! - T. Sotie. Clerk. 'o. H. Travis, c 'a- and may take a posilimi loitlir,' Arniond th'n week. Mrs. S. K. Owen left Sat Iiidependen-.e Circle No. 69 VVO.VES Oy VV003Ci?AFT Meets Seeivid uiul imirth Fridays in K ilo of a Mi.'ltv Michigan i hi i hr,.t Per, L !,iiinn and I ... . .. ' . .... t ni'le auto to Hubert and luv De taniilv. I In istlio li:.-t vi-i: Lyiimn has had f,o, hi. As, h T., I..r and Allen CI CPTDjO lyiniUO I Ijn ; - u'o' her sinee m IS 72 . " fit trade a trip up to KinKs " " w fltf :J ' . 'IM I . lirdav far Toledo where she . I. I tm , r u h,,l !,.... ; . . ' V' r ",t; l:lcctrlc Sunnlies ! Independencw-mp ho. 201 .... I .. ,. I 1 ...... 1 I 1. 1 c ' ' ...III ..Lit (, I i .. . . ... . , i . -nil ne in o . nii iui ret t-i ni . e u n i i ;i , lei i ;4 'a w I i l i a ! 1 t It Dan Oiilespie, a mod fdio v whose imagination runs t t aw:i.v with him. - - - SethFawkJ Jonons JoKsqh, li-s par J nor, hig'h authority on I I rntato hu..-,. ' - . . Fhank Farmer Deacon Smith, wh fireJs it di.Ticult to bo pood, J Aldwin Oliver t I oally, Dan s pood hearted little co k, who can rtally I i keep a R-eret, - . . MahEL OLIVER I Miss tamson, his housekeeper, in the matrimonial j marKei, - . . BLANCHE FaVK Ijouisiana, a dark brunette on the war pifh, t "Louisiana Johnsing" Curtain rises at 8:00 o'clock Admission, 25 Cents t VArjTFn poultry' Ho' 1231 a1' hum. msbm : J ill .1 C Hi a iMkoiuu ma-k-t inn,-. ,vr.i, ,-ii . r.r:: n , n i . ' i ' "i'" i" i omen 1 lly kX?llSZJe' ,f o!uw liwtert Feei 5 Seed Siore, Tndepcr.iJence. L.iiMrmiHi'i Nitinul its HESROM WII.T.TMft Fra'tt tnd Yumhill St, PORTUNO, 0RCI. THE INDEPENDENCE IIATIONAL BAilK i' 1.11 k.t for evi r thtl'2 in tl H K1,'orril l-'ir'U-Company. Write n- l'tion. 1(1 sik! I will call o;i vou. Established A Successful Business Carer ot Twenty Three Years INTEREST PAID ON TIME DEPOSITS WOODMEN OF THE WORLD daiivenw nmo Woo1 attd 1 al" l'i'eiarC.l to v.uro v.mr t'uil.lin- ; Meets First and Third Fridav of ,' . .' . tor fuvtne hKhU, furnish all nuU-ti.,1.-. th month in thoir hnll in tho Camo. lni,h:1"'' ' '.V 111 'he nid i-. ,,,,,( vow to ooim-et with tho ' Ml building on Main street. e or ' i lair ihorp, Clerk O. D. Bjers, C C. Adji Chapter No. 34 O. E. S. ' Meets Seeoikl and I'ourth Tfiesd.iys ef e.ieh month m tho Masonic Hall. Mrs. Ileioa Klrklaiai. Secretary. Mrs. KdiiH Irvine W. M. Slieiift (I'riuit wa in town rUPPLT mi UCiltD c:i HE r.U Side of :Ailn Streat OPFICURS AINI OIRI ZC TORS H. HIrschberg, Pres. D. W. Sears, V. P. R. K. DeArmond. Cashier W. H. Walker, B. F. Smith, O. D. Butlor S.iturdav. i ! t : Mine- Thneker nt d Smith vvt re in Sah'tit Sat urdnv i f I'r. A in was u lmsiin-, . . V,;.:. r. ,. HtftpndenM I i i - " .h i i " eti 1 1 1 1 ii i o;i i u 1 1 i.i v , j J1 Mi- K.iith W. t i ii r ,1 i 1 s"-,;- . !- -"vOiHEGIOaY Of mi LODGES JAMES H. JONES - Ore.Tn Modtl Eac.impment N). 33 I. O. O. F. m el a Soeond and Fourth Tuesday .lei. 'iH:'th in 1. O o V lia". F. 1,. Uootht, C. W. lie: kle C V T irii'tol. J: 'Iks Helen Myers w lm pendence Ch.ipur .. I 'iIO' DiT the I iuien tidi-oeo K. A. M. I , , M .! e'.erv lir.-t Frid. ir iator. at Si etn Set;;tila' e. " i r ' ' ''""'O tu.. iiiHiii of -h month. Independent Lodjje Nj. 212 l"KA fEKN AL UNION Or' AMERICA -tee: ooor.J a:sl ieur.h Wed. ,y follow iir d. of eaeh month in K of Flla llArt. Sc. Ida Coilin. W. V What Jlto Eat YOUR daily problem of what to eat is very easily solved T-e "i.h"; "no hst von est that has alone to be eonsld Zt . , 14 U ' "!!1ilty ':f wilat 'ou tat- " ls "sy to aay "Let's m , .r' ,ef '"' "Inner." bat the mere buying of the ,r i lu diH's "ol m,ke V3"r dinner a success. You thw evtfrytf" to tne ''n"t enjoyment from Our rep italion is built on sclitn the best of jtroceries. We have re . 1, pr bl m ,or our own M!e as well as youts. tome In and kt us talk it over. FLUKES JOHNSON, GROCERS k
