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About Independence monitor. (Independence, Or.) 1912-19?? | View Entire Issue (Jan. 23, 1914)
L GAL NEWS ITEMS M i rH M ,i eh.-ter of Dal las vihiu-d this wk at thf 1 Hint' of Mr. Hhl Mrs. W. Huntley. Mr. J!aU Damon Eals wh v Opt ra ted on in the hospital in I'orllaiid this week, the former operation having no' ht al-l jroperly. I'illy Wright, generally lit(ui n "Horn" Kfnlit-I' l;illy,"in having a 16x50 hot honsf huilton hi truck gr den ami peach orc'ianl north of town. Vlt Huntley i doitifi the cnrjienterinjf. Dallas. Or., Jan. 17. The first year of the Dallas Public Library in the $10,000 Ornep;ie buildinp yesterday. There are now in the library 2278 volumes and 1225 borrowers' cards have been is sued. The circulation for 1913 was 12,0'JA volumes and 27,150 V'sitora called during the year. T 'legram. RE OR ' OF SCHOOLS Number of schools reporting1 cor rectly and on time 67 Number of schools not reporting on time 3 Number of pupils remaining- at time of last report 280 1 Number of pupils registered new 1 i Mm during rnontn v. Number of pupils registered sec ondary during month 3G Number of pupils re-admitted during month 141 Total numh'T of pupils on regis ter during month 3020 Number of pupils dropped during month 220 Total number of pupils on regis ter at tim of this report 2S08 Number of !ny tntiRht during month 1G.0J Whole number of daj s attend ance 4 158-1 . i t U Miii lir cf days absence 1538.5 V. ! iiun.1 er of times late 4P-3 Ni.i..ber of pupils neither absent or late 175'J Averaro number of pupils he- bulging 2S75. 1 Average daily attendance XC Number of visits by parents 201 Number of visits by members of the board 116 The Wowing schools have been placed on the roll of honor for baring" made 95 per cent in attendance or oyer: Zena. Dallas, Kola, Red Prairie, I.ewisvillo. Itallston, Saltcreek, Parkers Dethel, Folk Station. Ward, Perrydale. l'airvievv, Cock, ran, liatlor, Kickrell, Oakpoint, Kikins, Antioch, Brush College, West Salt m, Iluena Vista. Huell. ring a.'ev, rope. r:i, I Net (.rwiK, MontgoniHry, Lin-i d.nt, and Rev. re!i!, Norh Dallas, Ktrj -, 'secretary, the ( . ... ...WOO,. .! - ' U . I.. T,l,e .1 The following schools have be come standard: iluena Vista, North Dallas, Zena, No. 72, Lincoln, Oakhurst, An tioch, Fir Grove, McCoy, Guth rie, Greenwood, Airlie, Mountain View, Red Prairie, Enterprise, Fern, Lewisville, Ward and many others have nearly all of the point-!, so we are expecting by our January report to be able to report many more schools. School Rallies have been held in the following places since tin last report: Mountain View, Valley Junction, Butler, Parker, Highland, Lewisville, Buera Vista. There have been many Parent Teachers' Associations organiied in the county during the month also many Boys and Girls Indus trial Clubs The School Officers Convention which was held December 20th was one of the best attended and most successful we have ever Held. Pennant3 for the Standard Have arrived and have been warded to Buena Vista. Nortl Dallas, jAntioch, Guthrie, Green woou, Orchards, Mountain Viev. and Lewisville. Yours respectfully, H. C. Seymour. GUARDIAN'S SALI , fOR SALE Notice u hereby given th:.t by virue .' Ab Ut SO head cf full biood and in pursuance of an order of the T , , , . r, . ,, Duroc Jersey shoats ot both sex. for Folic County, sitting in prolate Vrvd for strong constitutions, matter, ma.lc und cnttreJ on th in:h. Guaranteed to be healty and day of January, 191 1, in tha matter of ready to start feeding. Priee$l the estat8 .rd g.;.rtlianshiP of I.i;'uer head. At Talmage station rauline Kerry, i minor, Kutho'izTar a licensing the undersigned as g-uarutei of the astute of said minor tj a.'ll the real property of her a.-iid ward h --;cii.-after described, at private sale, fur c 1:1 hltr.H in t h munnfr nreurril veil Iv law, the undersigned as such tfuardi-n , Ver off ring" when .YOU g' to the will, from and after Saturday, Febiu .ry , S l W Tea, Saturday, Jan. 24. 21at, 1914, at the residence of the under-, on I. &. M. railroad. Come soon. Chas. J. Nicholson. Don't forget to bri g your "sil- From Sidney (Jeo. L-wis lias a la-g' foio of men at work hem clearir.i; uid for hops, lie e.xpeet- '.. huve flhuut tliiity Mens ere and about ten ticres 01 ih old place in addition ti vlntt he had lat year. Lester Sain'nioii ha it lurned to his home in H'a Ion liter having been hern aboui ii'iir months doing cnrpenti r voik for the A. II llirrell A Oom pany. An army of about forty im n parsed through here on at urdjiv hound 'or Albany, t hree of thein wont to woik 'or C. K. Wood on the LewU' daee. V. A. Scott has been home Ihn last few wee and hi' been clearing :i:d li.in' bi- and. Everyone here i hasy get ting their land in shape to commence spring work. A. II. llirrill has just com pletud a ten thousan dolbir house. J us! watch us grow. DALLAS CLUB ELECTS Dallas, Or., Jan. 17. -The Dal las Commercial Club has re-elect- I cu m . . ruuei , a tiruggiM, r i nresi !.n;t: N. I.. C;iv vii-e-ni-.i. signed at Independence, PolK County, Oregon, proceed to aell the said real property at privnte sale, for cash ;n hand on day of sale in accordance with said license of sa e and in the manner prescribed by law nd subject to con firmation by said County Court; 3. id real property beii.g more particularly, described as follows, to-wit:- The undivided one-fifth of one-fifth interest of said ward in and to: The S. W. J of the N. W. i and the M. W. of the S. W. i of section 35 in Township 8 South, Kangei West of the Willamette Meridian in Marion County, Oregon, containing 80 acres, more or 'ess. Dated this 23rd. day of January, 1911. Elnora S. llattison. Guardian of the estate of Lola Pauline Perry, a mii;or. . F. Swope, Attorney. Hi 1 : -r u 1 a ppi i mi'ior cttiee printed at For sale- I have a $325 Kim ball piano, almost new and in , erfect condition, that I will sell lor $225 cash or easy terms. J. S. Cooper, Jr. Collier's The National Weekly First Time i n Clubg Until this year Collier' $ hat been sold at $5.50. Now the price it $2.50 and wehave secured a concession w here by we can offer it at a still further reduction in con nection with this publication. Special Offer to Our Readers Recognizing the errat demand for ColHer't at the newf price, we have made arrangements to offer tt and our own publication each one year forth price of CWir'jalone. Thit it a limited offer and must be taken ad vantage of promptly. What You Get in Coll Colljgrt IK ier t Ha i t the yeat riji mi ii' at u j-t,:-.lat- e' ter lliHil- m jut! d t. by e,e t , rylih nt the Coltur't is the one big, independent, fearless weekly of the whole country. Not only is it the food citizen's handbook but it is also a magazine for the whole family. Among the things that a year's subscription gives arei 1000 Editorials 600 News Photos 250 Short Articles ISO Short Storiea 100 Illustrated Feature 2 Cosnplet Nov.ls r oflit Collier'i . . Monitor .$2.50) 51.50 1 $2.50 MOTICE TO CREDITORS In the matter of the adminis tration of the esUte of John M. Westf.nl, deceased. nuTiec is tiKKhMY uivkn: iiiaton be 13th. day of Jatne.r, 1914. Iy rder and decree of tbu Honorable 'ounty Court, of the County of I-o'k nd State of Oregon, duly rn,de urd tered of record the la.-t Vi:l .-ir.i 'etttanient of John M. VVe.stfall w.u ily adiniiteii to Probnf, and Franl: I. 'estf.ill duly a, pointed i-.vecutoi In reof. ill persoiij bdvin c'aiir.s apk;i.st ud estate are herebv v .si;Vd t- n.-- nt such cUiins duly verilied to sain xecutor, or at the otlu e of But'er (': tier within six nioi,tlli l':o:.i the d,.!' ie reof. I'atot! this this 2LVd. day of Jainiar;.- .Ml. Vnv.ik 1. Westfull, Executor. utler & Hutler, Attorneys for said cstu.u, liideieiiwein e, Oregon. i. 1 22 I. p. 3-6 mi! i oere --i -"eSuvt iu "-1 1 A T" -a ft tt g Store Tliaf m SMisfeSion r Mb, FOfifilSHifiOS and a Oijf'iPLEiE m of m&m at i ?.,. f ... i.. pi',.,' i. i t. j i . i i'ji n sl.nl a i Ca!i mi Ss2 fur Line fja, 6 in ; r" ' - tt.al.f- I V Ft r.-i ? 'li :i th.- roil of no tardie-: 'Ot'l'"- tiur- W. Ji.e Air, , V.. I, ; !!. IV!t. A. : W. C X l V. L. le. , . f i'.tiia.-, (c. , t)inty Fruit, a tier, tu ? 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