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About Independence monitor. (Independence, Or.) 1912-19?? | View Entire Issue (June 13, 1913)
Welcome ! Welcome ! We. extend a cordial inv.tation to you to make this Store your headquarters during Race Week. Come in and make yourself at home. You will find our Stock brim full of NEW CRISP MERCHANDISE In our Men's and Boys' Clothing iVpurtrnent yo-.iwili alwsfind full assortment of the latest patterns to bo hud Kmii m e r our u i f s arf built right and above all, wear right, lb-lore taking your vacation trp comn in a::. I It .... look over our iu Lin ,,f Trunks, Suit Cases an I Travel in- H i. Wb our pries FLORSHEIM SHOES for men Shoe with Style n you com pa t with oualii v we me sure you will not travel with out one of . Item. lUutnun I Wetherfiee & Jones The Store that Saves you Money LOCAL AND PERSONAL Items of Interest Gathered in and About T own M. E, CHURCH NOTICE FRANK SENDIFU1, Pastor. Charlcy'a aunt June 16 and 17. j Home talent Monday aid Tuesday, Win. Hoffman and -wife Jun" -""d ,7- were at Suhun Saturday. Word wan received at Iude- Mrs. Faimio Drake of Kil-; 1,h,1,Ih'U!P Tuesday that the . i .... Friday in lnd- """""'J - or "M (IkooU-i n : A 1 1 .-.tt Zeli.h ,.f Uickixdll jdied Thurdy, June 5. at ! 10:00 a. in., of Briirhf'i. ilia. ease. The funeral whs con- vmi ton apiMil r ruins' in 1 1 I n ptiiidi'ucc visiting. Harvey Dickinson visited with his brother, Henry Dickinson, rbmday. Will Wood took an auto load of Independence people to Portland Tuesday. Tom Hnrt attended the meeting of tlio thresher men at Portland last week. C. E. Wilson and family were in from the Luckiamute country Saturday, trad i mj. Mrs. . liodenh mmr and ohildren were paesengera to Eugene Tuesday for a abort visit. Loo Itohinson disposed of that bashful rait to John Morrison. Coimid c r a t i o n $1.00. Mm. A. M. Hurley (;ame in Thursday to visit with her foii, (J. A. Hurley, and fain- iiy. Mrs. M. (5. .Villiam left for Portland Monday to take i:i the jose carnival at the metropoli-i. Mr. and Mrs. Homer Wood Jiinde a motorcycle trip to the Luck iatnutu Sunday for day's outing. Ralph Butler was over from Dallas, Sal unlay visiting his p irentu, M r. and Mrs". N. L. Butler, of Ibis place. Miss Hazel Itohanan was iin afternoon passenger to " orvains Saturday to spurn ftueral days visiting. Mrs. leo Taylor and hoii left Saturday for Yamhill county for a few days' visit with relatives and friend The Misses Crowley and Hawley of Airlie passed through Independence Sat- ducted from the family home at 11:00 a. m. Saturday. The burial was made at Salem. Mr and Mr. Zolish have th ympa;hy of their many friend? in this sad bereavement. W. W. lVrcivnl U inker. (,'. A. Mcl.aiiuhlin r- - - - Hid Will Kurre attended the races at FoicU (J rove atid re port a fine time. We are in formed that most of the horses there will he here for the races, June 18 to 21. Harold Fitch ard and wife drove in to day from Red lands, California, in tli.o'i auto, the drive covering 1,.'9I miles. They intend to re main at the Kitchard hop ruiioli until alter hop pick ing J. C. Griflitli and Jus. A' bcrt and wives were over from Salem Sal unlay. .Sunday School at 10 a. in. Classen for all ages Preiteh 'ing at 11 a. in Epworlh : Leagun at 7 p. in. 10 eniiif 'worship at 8 p. m. Prayer meet in z Wi'dtiradv :it 7:.'!" p. in. i lit-nirs lul Ll.f h.t l inolis a.i e morning: ''Friendship that is .worthwhile." Evening: "A Barefoot King." The oven nig sermon is the second in the series on the gcrcr:: theme: Mountain Peak Char Hoters of the Bible. The service will be of great interest to all who can attend. Good music and a most cor M ... ., . ' ' dial welcome are features with us. chased a beautiful home n the salt water. Mr. I.osson i- rusticating a' Grant IVs ami report fidiiug first-clas. At. out 175 white trainer? ire now employed at the i .ill t i i tlorat Jrotncrs hop lancn, besides the Japenese and ibe yard is being rapidly put nt first. clasi condition. Mif McKenzie and Rroth r George were Independence visitors last Saturday. Wes'ey Buffum wa doing business in Sulem Friday. hid II owantoi jjrownsville ii r resident ef our valley no v. Joseph Ilanif " f Sweet Home vicinity is a newcom er in this cection also. PERRYUALE NEWS NOTES See those beautiful clocka at Kr earn er'a. AT BAPTIST CHURCH Cornar TlUrd aid B Streets W. T. T A P SCOTT, Paator. Residence Fifth and E Streets. See the humorous play Charley's aunt, June 16, and 17. THE CHRISTIAN CHURCH BEN C. CKOW, Pastor. Mible School, 10:00 a. in Morning worship and com munion, 1 1 ; 00 ft. i. Evan gelistic service, 8:00 p. in. 'jl'riner meeting, Wednesday, 8:00 p. m. Subject of morning ser mon : "The M ii ror." In coi -nection with our eong ner vice, that is always a feature of our evening service?, Mr Crow will speak on "The unlay for a visit in Portland, j Fi st Step." Special mueic Mr. and Mrs. H. H. Wag-'both morning and evening oner are in tins city at the! The most difficult and bent borne of Dr. W. R. Alle ,. j ri.n(em imiii c Rj ,,v a y 1 hev expect to remain severa i . wetJB choir in Independence wa , heard Sundav eveiiinu at tbe Milb-r, Kane A: Hramberg ,; , ... ...u.u . K- t f . i i , ( bristian chinch It in uai made a t.J for the laving of . the paving and curbing for '"" keep this standard up ths city and ilu ir bid was f"f ' 'ch Sunday during tin about !K) cents. -ummer. A'e still contimie H. E. Browne was in the ha ve exceptional audiences city Monday on a short busi- 'oth in atieudance and nttt n nes trip. Mia Kora moved tlon. home after H8iico..itrdul year' i n iM,,iUii. ..i i. .. :n achool work. . . . A. , , ai;ain entertain t!ie peoplo of The new S. p. trHin BPrv)0(l ,ntl(.lK.lultMKV wi,h au Kvmg Independence two ; .i i i trains daily to Portland and ""n 1 H'ul l"''"si ('orvallis was 8ta- tedSunda . ""utay, the 20;h. This Tbe inoriung train reaches ' " lunv "tine at this place. independence at about 7:00 Keui 'inber the dat a. iu. and g.ies to Portland watch tin over trie amluH division route, , Sunday bchool at 10:00 a. in. Preaching services at 1 1 :iw a, m. ana n;uo n. in. 15. Y. P. U. at 7:00 p. m Wednesday. 1 rayer meeting at S:()0 p. in., Thurday. La dies' Aid at 2:00 p. m. Mia sion ( 'irle, 1 at Thursday alter- noon of each month. The pastor will preach on Sunday morning on "Life, Life, Abundant Life," and in the evening on "Tin Only Way." A cordial wel come to all. S.inday School picnic en Friday, the 13th, in Laliber y'fl grove. School will meet at the cburc ' at 9:30 a in. Don't overlook the band dance Fri day ntght. DOVE LAKE VALLEY ITEMS dale mi. paper for further aiinouiicenients. Charleylaun: and the black cat com- Headquarters for Moose Kreamer's. ptns at i H C. Suit was a Salem vis itor lat week. Mr. and Mrs. U. W. Ger ton attended tbe "Sells Floto" at Salem Staturday. Levi hehnm of Indepen dence was in tlm valley Sat urday and Sunday on a htiM uesa trip. Meny Schaffer and Dude Mul key visited friends al Hoist Urov' and Wolf ami Pilchard's Hop Handles last Sunday. Mr Pert Wolf retunad to her home last Monday from a to weeks' visit with lu r j parents, Mr. and Mrs. Olson, j of lirowuaville. .ieoiKU Wilson i pgaiu in our midst after a four weeks sojourn at the metropolis, much improved in he? 1 1 h llariy LaMarand wife are shortly to move to Tillamook Miss Fa n nie lveyt is spend ing a week with friends and relatives in Dalla. Mr. and Mm. H. J. Kiliott were Dallas visitors Sunday. Clyde Rrotherton of Waits burg, Wash , epent ibe first of thtt wjek with relatives al Perrydale. D. L. Keyt wan a Snlem visitor (he first of (lie week. j Mr; llMn"r Fo"r a d 1m;- NoU t'ii'l oi lll vuitt-d Saturday al Uio home of the former's p 4 rent a there Mr and Mm. J. W. WiNoo were Dallas callers Tueadsy. M iss Marion Fox left Sat turday evening for Salem where she will spend th most ot her summer vacation Mrs. F. H. Lynn of Perry dle left Monday for Port land, where die will spem Rose Festival week. A nmiber of Perrydal puonie. intended me kub Festival in Poitland thi week. Misses Ola and Wanda Iveyt wre callar in Dallas Monday afternoon. . . . -..- orrnouth News Notes $1.00 buys a good pair of reading glasses at Kreamer's. Simon V. Linn left Satur day for GraybuP, Wyominf. where he expect to go on the j f,i n n ranch. Horace It. Chaneyaml Mil dred Hartley were married at the home of Rev. W. A Wood last Wednesday. KdCritTa and Mr. Davb made a fishing trip to Silelz Valley last week. President J. II. Ackernian delivered the Silverton High .School graduatincf addrexs lasi Wednesday evening, and on l riday evening (-poke to ih graduating class at Cor vallis High School. ti" r i ii ik .i x i m inired it. na'i ( t inde pendence and Ten nie Chancy f Monmouth were united in marriage last Wednesday Last year's output for May for the Monmouth cieninert .vas 2t),0OO iiouikU This year in M iy the output was 40,000 pou i el a. Sixteen student graduated iroin t ne Jlonmou! i High school ltuirsday evening. On lhursd y evening, Ma 29, the juniors entertained the outgoing class and the iscultv at baiuiuet, whih Rev. Orrick deli v red tin mccalaureate ad.lress al lie Din t ian churoh i he follow ing Sunday morning. Thorn as II. Gentle, superintendent of Monmouth schools, gave i he class addreM lat Thurs day evening, uid IraO. Pow. ell, chairman of the board of education, presented the di ploma. The gra t nates are: Howard Mori an, M arieSmith, NY i a Waller. Esther Harris. Ethel Harris. DwightQuisen ' berry, Rauie mirk head, Ar thur Bulkhead, Ruby lvr ence, Loette Shore, Byron White Ivan Wo.ul. M ibel lohnson, Belle lver? and Notice of Proposed Street Improvements. Notice it hereby given that the City Council of Independence, Oregon, pro potea to improve Monmouth street from Weit line of 2nd street to a line 205 feet West of the West line of 7th ttreet; and by improving a strip 20 feet wide in iho center of Kaid Mon mouth stret-t from a line 205 feet West of the Went line to 7th street to a line 240 feet West of the West line of 7th street, all within the City of Independ ence, Oregon by building or causing to be built thereon and up n the estab lished grades of laid parts of said ttreta Bitucrete Pavement, 14-inch wearing surface and 4-inch concrete hase the full width of said part of said street, extending from curb line to curb line, excepting said 25-foot strip, which will be paved the full width of 20 feet; and by grading taid parts of said streets to said sub grade, and by eonstructing concrete curb-lines thereon in form and manner and at the distances from property lines as by ordinances of said city pro vided, which ordinances are hereby re ferred to and made a part of this Notice: That said work shall be done according to plans and specifications thereof prapared by Linden-Kibbe Construction Company, and now on file in the Recorder's office of said City, and marked, "i'lans & Specifications for proposed improvements of certain parts of Monmouth, 2nd, B, D, E and lat streets, agreeable with resolutions Nos. 115 and 166 relating thereto," which plans and specifications are hereby referred to and made a part of this Notice for the purpose of identify ing and determining the kind mm! na- J tuie of naid proposed street improve ments, the manner in which the same shall be so improved, the width and thickness of such proposed improve ments and the kind and nature of the materials to be used in the construc tion of the same and all other in formation necessary to an intelligent understanding os said proposed street improvements. Also the estimated coat of taid proposed street improve ments as prepared by J. W. Morru, the engineer, which are on file in said City Recorder's office in said City, aud can be seen and examined at said office (That said plans, specifications and es timated cost can be seen and examined by any person at any time between the hours of 9 a. m and 6 p. m. of each day in the week, except Sunday, at the office of said City Recorder in the Cooper Building- on ' C" street in said City) ; That all of said proposed street improvemeets will be made and done at the cost of the abutting property thereto, except City Squares, which will be done at the cost of the City and paid for from the general fund of said City; and will be done under the super vision of the Street Commissioner un less otherwise ordered by the City Council. Notice is hereby given: That the City Council wilt meet at the Council Chambers in the City Hall of said City on the 23rd day of June, 1913, at 8 p. m. thereof for the purpose of as sessing, ascertaining and determining the probable cost of said proposed im p ovementt, and to determine the pro portionate part theieof, each lot, block or part thereof liable therefor shall bear, based upon the benefits conferred by reason of such improvements, and the probable cost thereof will be as sessed against such property, except City Squares which shall be paid for by the City. Remonstrances against said proposed street improvements may be made at said time and place to the City Council, as follows: All resident prop erty owners, if capable of appearing1 before the City Council at said time :ind place, shall appear personally and entr hit remonstrance, otherwise he may file his individual remonstrance in writing with the City Recorder prior to said date, and all non-resident abut ting property owners on said parts of said Monmouth street, may likewise file their or his remonstrance in writing with said City Recorder prior to taid late, at which time and place Haid Citv Council will hear ane pass upon such remonstrances, if any. By order of the City Council. B. F. SWOPE, City Recorder. Independence, Ore., June 13, 1913. New Idea Patterns 10c Extra Specials Kabo Corsets i ON Embroideries, Laces, Petticoats, Ladies' & Misses' Oxfords and Pumps, Men's Suits Shirts and Underwear Special Lot No. 1, Kmc Embroulei i"s wort h up to (i 1-4 ecu's, for Sptcial Lot. No 2, Fine Embroideries worth up t . to 20 cents, for Special Lot No. 3, Fine Embroideries worth up J to 30 cent?, for J Special Lot No. 4, Fine Embroideries wjrth up J to 40 cente, for t Special Lot N . 5, Fine Eiubi uideries worth up I to 60 cents, for t Spectal L')G No. 6, b i ne Embroideries worth up f in SO eent-- for 4ic 9c 15c 22c 39c 63c Special Lot Women's Petticoats Regular 75c Petticoats 48c Regui.i r l.('t IVlilt nsiH 85c Regular $1 25 iMticuats 95c R'Stilar $1.50 Petticoats $1.15 Special Lot Men's Suits Suits worth up to $12 50, For $7.50 Special Lot Men's Underwear Underwear worth m to 50 cents, for 25c Underwear worth up to Go cents, or 40C Special Lot Men's Negligee Shirts Shirts worth up to $1.25, for 50C Special Lot Ladies', Misses' and Children's Oxfords & Pumps Mack--, Tans, Grays and Patents at 25 per cent Discount from Regular Prices L. A. CARY INDEPENDENCE One vloor South of Leronn Hotel Mountain View Items Mrs. Geo. Ely of Fasten Oregon is visiting her parents, G. It. Adams and wife. Mis Bertha Podien is visit ing friends here at picsent. (irandma Gl. nu is much improved M r.Koehn and f - inily spent .-'unday with relatives near fndeppiidence. Frank Wilson has purchas ed a new eurrey. George Ivlainbauqh vi ited 'fiends, (.'. A.Clarkeand wife recently. Mrs. . b. t annoy am Wreatha Cannoy visited Mrs I. O. Cannoy Saturday aft r noon. Mrs E. W. St. Pire Mrs. M. K.St. Pierre and children spent Thursday with the Ut ters parents, L. Giice and wi fr. Quite a number from here attended the circus in Salem Saturday. Ora 0 i via and Olive Por ter graduated from Salem High School Friday night. Henry Lynch i moving and repairing his barn. Wedding b-!l-i are again ringing in this prt of the county. Mr Barkus' niece from MololU is visiting with her at preneut. i You'll Have to Hurry"-ThB:re05yeTaDasyatr Now Is your opportunity to buy all White Goods, Muslin Underwear, Shirt Waists aid Embroideries in stock and which are now seasonablj goods at 2,0 Per Cent Reduction This Includes our complete stock In white. We reserve nothing in these lines. This is your opportunity to get one dollar's worth of seasonable merchandise for 80 cents. Call and inspect our goods. cic Mr. Lh .Mar has pur-i Yliua IhtuVv. Con key Sz Walker jj The Leading Store in Independence i
