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About Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980 | View Entire Issue (Oct. 21, 1920)
Thursdi Tkm Capita) Journal, Salem, Oregon Lafert News Covering Central WillametteValle BySpecial Rep0n m m m f Brineine Uv Father Bv Geor&e McManus lntrn'"tJ!!.. dependence People Enjoy Wedding Show J come richt I caucht: n & ffc3 thi time-ill pl- t I iC?,'' BRurr..7l HflK Independence, Ore., Oct. 21. Chester W. H inkle, undertaker of Independence and part owner in the local theatre, and Miss Florence I. .Burton, at well known Independen ce lady, were married Tuesday noon at the home of the bride. Dr. Chas. H. Dunsrnore pastor of the I'rnxhyterlan church In this city, performed the ceremony In the presence of about fifty intimate friend and relatives of the contrac loinjj parti" .1. .Mis. M. J. liutl.-r of Independence sang "You and I" af Mt the couple had marched down ttm staira to Hit parlor. Mrs. j. (J. Mi;lnlnli, a lifelong friend of the bride, played the wedding march. The room was decorated with flowers and autumn leaves and the ftride was beautifully dressed in white silk. After the wedding din ner, served immediately following the ceremony, Mr. and Mrs. llinkle left for Portland where they will I spend a week. Before leaving for Portland Mr. Hinkle requested that a free show be iven tin' people of independen ce Tuesday night at his expense, aad the invitation was accepted by two large audiences. Mr. llinkle purchased the P. M. Klrkland prop erty on (' street some time ago and 1hey will be at home there Novem lier 1. Amoiif; the out of town guests present at the wedding were Dr. nfl Mrs. M. .1. Butler ot Monmouth Hinkle of Tillamook, mother, bro. I w prVH 1 C I lrrtprofl " j O& 1 1920 TUR S SCRVICt. " Ward Butler's home for a few days. Miss Grace Butler is home after a prolonged visit with friends in Hilsboro, Mrs. 0. B. Taylor of California is visiting her niece, Mis. Willu.rU Owen. Mayor W. If. Walker went to Portlah Sunday after Mrs. Walker, who has been In the hospital there for some time, Be was taken ill while visiting friends in the metropolis. Amity Couple Married Sunday I his way to Sheridan to the Meth i odist charge to which he as been appointed. Oct. 21. A erv pretty w;lh solemnised here at I titer and sister of the groom, and A! IK Rmma Hinkle of Portland, a Willi i of the groom. The Kcbekuit and Oddfellow lod. BHjs held. a Hallowe'en party in I. O. O. F. hall Tuesday night. An ap propriate program and supper was the prime features of the occasion. Mrs. Oaylord Godfrey and baby, and the formers mother, Mrs. Robert McKee are visiting rela tives in Portland and Oregon City. Mrs. Sarah Young, who has been living in Albany tor some time, re turned to independence yesterday and will spend the winter with her twreuU, Mr. and Mrs. Clagct. 7ui Boono of Winant, Ore., Has beam visiting relatives in the city ainae the first of the week. Mr. Home Is engaged in the fish busi sid brought several salmon ife with him to present to his friends. 9 The steamer Northwestern went up the river Monday as far us Cor lallis, and brought down a load of Brain for Albany (parties. On uc oount of this extrar un the boat did not reach Jtldependun in the down river triji until the next night, it Is due to arrive hol e from Albany in ihe morning. Cyrus A. Woodworth of Portland ana Re), i esentnllve Eugene A. Smith ot Multnomah county, spoke here Mod a y evening on the meas. ures to be voted upon at the com ing election. By order of R. W. Baker chair man of tile democratic committee mass meeting will be held in the opera house Ibis evening. Hon. Og vlKl.y Toung will address the, vO- on tin. issues of the campaign, sit Young comes recommended as n emineni speaker and the friends f the party look forward to a nig Hireling Mrs. .1. s. Bohannon Is visiting her daughter in Newberg. She will also visit another daughter In Port IiukI before returning. Social activities have been re sumed during the past week with n Imperils which Indicates much festivity in the winter months at Independence. Mrs. A L. Thomas guve a ure. miptul compllni'tinl to Miss Floren M Burton a lew nights ago In the way uf an elaborate luncheon at her home on Third street, The Civ Is club gave an informal rtueiilioii to the newcomers Mon day veiling. It was a pleasant af fair pgr, ami Mrs. Kenneth Honeyman Mtfca have been spending the sum ssssr ai the Whlteaker home in this have returned to Portland to rewide. :. Chester Sloper and Ralph I.ov rrlng arc hunting for big game In asthern Oregon. Mr. and Airs. A. 1,. Sperling of llirtliinit have been visiting al Ihe ; Faded Hair Now Easil- Renewed Whwy woman kHowi imxtant i( 1h to keep ha tiiurtivi ami free from I'll HLVtliKN. ITlMU'r MI To Put Up Road Crossing Signs Id an order issued by the public service commission Wednesday the petition of the City of Gervais, Marion county, asking to be re lieved of the necessity of erecting warning signs at various railroad Amity, wedding the Christian church last when Miss Pearl Martin the iride of 11. Bldwood also rf Amity. The bride was ac companied by he- sis'?-, Miss Ad die Martin, who act.jd as brides maid, and Osmer Co ipnr a brib er of the groom acted as best man. Rev. F. Purnell, pastor of the Christian church, officiated the ceremony taking place presence of lelatives and Mesdames P. L. Burns and W. H. Tovey were county seat busi ness visitors Tuesday of this week. Rev. A. F. Lacy, pastor of the I On Friday evening, October 22, Methodist church here gave a there will be a republican rally banquet last Thursday evening to! held here at the high school, Jos- Sunday 'he otticial board members of tlieept Atkins ot Portland is to oe ine became ! church, the banquet was held in main speaker of the evening. Cf ope -.'the community hall of the churc. Miss Audrey Matthis of Cor- speakers for te evening were Rev. vallls, daughter of Dr. and Mrs. c. Huddleston of Newberg, who re- i R. Matthis, has been quite ser cently returned -from the Philip-: iousiy ill lately with blood poison pine Islands where he has been a i caused by a rusty nail which en missionary for many years; Rev. tered her knee. E. V.. Gilbert, district superintend-1 Mrs. Henry Cook of Portland is ent of the Salem district, and Kev. I here this week visiting at the in the i Oliver oi l inamooK. wno is a tor- nome or ner sisier, iviiss wia.ru few : mer pastor of this charge, and has i Rea. who has been very ill the crossings within the denied. ity limits is Polk County Court R. Per- coaclu-entered Circuit Court. Donuie B. Perin vs. Fred In. Findings of fact and slons of law filed. Decree for defendant. Probate Court. In re estato of Peter P. Regehr, deceased. Petitions for letters filial. Frank P. Regeher appointed ad. ministrator. Letters of administra tion issued. Bond of administrator filed. Order approving bond and appointing J. F. Rcimar, Gerhard Wiensi and David Qiesbreoht ap praisers. in re estalc of B. M. Bosler de ceased. Pinal account filed. Order setting November 13 as time for hearing account. In re estate of Sarah .1. I.ov.uce, deceased. Final account filed. De cree alowlng final account filed. In estate of Harold 1.. Fltehard deceased. Object Ions to final ac ooVnt filed by C. I,. F'itchard. luuri'ingc Ldoense. George W. McCormaek of Pedee, ago 41, to Froua Howsman, age 39, of I "alias. friends. The young people are well known here, both being gradu ates of the Amity high school and ave many friends in the communi ty. The young couple will make their home after November first on the Elmer Campbell farmliorth of Hopewell which they have leas ed. Mrs. Cooper is the youngest daughter of Air. and Airs. li. K. Martin of Amity. Mr. and Mrs. M. Nielsen were transacting business in McAIinn Vills Monday afternoon. Mr. and Airs. Grant Day, who re cently moved from their farm here to Salem were in town Sunday vis iting with Air. Day's parents. Airs. Allen of Roseburg is visit ing here at the home of her sis ter. Mrs. Fred Schaeffer. Rev. Huddleston of Newberg, a returned missionary from the Philippine Islands, spoke at the Methodist church last Sunday eve- many friends in Amity, Rev. xacy acting as toast master. Roger Rees went to Portland the last of the week and while in the city bargained for a home and will soon move to the big city where he expects to attend some electrical school during the winter months. Paul Rowley of this place, who for some time has been employed in the saw mills at Falls City, has left that place and is now work ing in a mill at St. Helens. Mrs. R. L. Burgh of Tacoma, Wn. visited over Sunday here with O. E. Roth. Mr. Burgh and Mr. Roth are old time friends having spent their boyhood daya in Iowa to gether. Mrs. E. A. Harps of this city had the misfortune last Sunday to slip and fall from the porch of their home and breaking her.rignt nlng and gave a. very interesting 1 arm just above the wrist, talk on the conditions before and ! Will Rosenbalm was among after the United States took charg those In Portland on business a of the government of the Islands, few days the fore part of this also of the work the protestait j week. churches are doing. Miss Sudie Matthis of Salem Mrs. Fred Schaeffer was a week ; who is employed with the acci end visitor in Portland. ; dent commission department, spent Misa Victoria Bureh spent one Sunday in Amity being the guest day the fore part of the week in of Miss Lillian Sehaeffer. McMinnville visiting with her sis- j Mr. and Mrs. Cris Yungen of ter, Mrs, E. E. Ladd. Salem way were in town on busi- Alrs. A. W. Newby wns a coun-J ness Wednesday of this week, ty seat business visitor Monday Mr. and Mrs. L. C. Hight, for- Rev. and Airs. G. O. Oliver 'of merly of Portland, who are on Tillamook visited in town at the their way to locate In California, W. H. Tovey home tne latter part stopped off here over Sunday for cf the week. Rev. Olivevr was on i a visit with their son, Frank, and family. past week. Mr. and Mrs. John Ke nczynski left for Aberdeen, AVash., Friday where they will spend a few days on a business trip. J. W. Eltson, ;orrricr;y the owner of the Eiston warehouse here was in town on business Wednesday, he is now engaged in the same kind of business in Che halis, Wash. OLD STANDBY FOR ACHES AND PAINS Any man or woman who keeps Sloan's handy will tell you that same thing- ESPECIALLY those frequently attacked by rheumatic twing es. A counter irritant, Sloan Lin iment scatters the congestion and penetrates without rubbing to the afflicted part, soon relieving the ache and pain. Kept handy and used everywhere for reducing and finally eliminat ing the pains and aches of lum bago, neuralgia, muscle strain, joint stiffness, sprains, bruises, and the results of exposure. You Just know from its stimu lating, healthy odor that it will do you good! Sloan's Liniment is sold by all druggists! 35c, 70c, $1.40. Sloa Liniment how mi r hair at tfi ay. (tid al mu- n.ur (3 enetny Mr. and Mrs. Will Wood of Hen lock moved here this week, hav ing sold their ranch in Tillamook county. Dallas Guard Company To Be Mustered In Soon Company L, Oregon national guard, will be mustered in at Dal las Tuesday night, according to Ad jutant General White, who visited the Polk county metropolis Tues day to complete arrangements for the organization of the unit. Dal las furnished a unit under the des ignation of company L for the Ore. gon guard during the recent war and the designation has been held open pending completion of the new organization on a peace time basis. Fairfield Fairfield, Or., Oct. 21. George raraer oi rui uarai is visnuig mis Air. and Mrs ih, "v ' "' ' 'ceman, raadeai auiiu mucin anu vmu.iim aiiaup : i m .- if;.. . 1C1L 1 liesuay lor muuii. vity on u ,et earnings oni usninK ami nuniing iwj. lui,,,.! a , i , iT Astoria ni ring the i Aliss Loretta Lovegren spent Sat- 8 lnei urday and Sunday with her parents. I tember were llt,M Aliss Pratt from eastern Oregon rate of S.7 percentofl is visiting with her brother ana family, convalescing from a scious j illness. Air. and Mrs. George Parrel of Brooks visited with S. F. Parker and family Sunday. Mrs. Harrison Jones was agree ably surprised Tuesday to have her j sisters, Mrs. G. A. Miler of Salem and Mrs. F. R. DuRette and Mrs. John tmlah spend thed ay with her. LOOK FOR THE FUNNY FAT MAN ON THE RED BOX it's the genuine! the pier. fSH eomi wnm.h waaHi "MERELY I HI be"ns"hB MARY I ann" IIIH :ho ""B IllBal flvo'. ranvtn- mm miiWm undtcon- IIIHj MONTKBmjiH IIIhH with Tomtto & - ..AAH a w. w.mwm The last thing at night Makes your throat feel comfortable. BUNTE BROTHERS, CHICAGO (Eswliliided 1876) COUGH DROPS , it- Uie vary cornerstone upon which ; Swoiuty culture is buildcd. Ilo not despair li 1-. can ) not Lf(oid the rees ,tU .1 b. beau- tW specialists for tinting gray hair fest do it yourself .,1 home with no other aid than a bottle of 1 IKiusfiHitone, he same prepara tion aed by the fWcmov cfrcsvers. Kx-. lal 1-r.H- 1 rtii I Offer S r ixinvMncing proof thai withl I Rrosmatone you can regain and! I tussssrra in your hair its n.iiur.i original color whether golden alacK or any shade of to a u- I Hmsnutone yourself. Quai.inte F sUBSndutely harmless. Seiiil 1 1 rents to pay podtngv, packing and war ! tax. to The Kenton Btoarmacil I Oa 540 Coppln bids'., Covington , Ky. for trial packaee. Or gel .1 I nMrulsr packnire from your drui; 1 jgHL Wo colors: "Light to M lium ltrown" and "Oaik Brown Xm Ttlirk." Price 50c and II. SO The Weak or the Strong One If you see before ynu a Btronsr and safe bridee leadino- in your goal, would you iguore it aud choose some insecure and tottering structure ? If you vrore offered sure aid in time of trouble irould you hesitate to accept it? The answer is simple you would choose what all evidence showed to lie the safe way and you would risk nothing in useless experiments. Why then do some women risk one of their most pre. olons possessions their health - in trying- medicines of unknown value, when everybody knows that the most successful remedy for woman's ills is I,vdia E. IMuklnun's vt'scmoie t. ompoiiiui. Here is more proof: BsadlnS. I'a. "I hail oranl in. flaininatiiiii, pains in tlio side and bji k whioh were so shsrp that they pulled me to my kneea, and 1 could not walk. I had an operation and till I failed, and in the eight years 1 luff ered 1 had four doctors aiufuone helped m. My mothriin-law ad vised me to takel.ydiaE. rinkbam's Vesetalds t'ompound. I was then In bed, and after the flrat Iwttln I could lie out of bed. thru 1 took Veg etable Compound Tablets and Lydia K. rinkhsm's Blood Medicine and also used the Sanative Wash. I still take the aaSsitcujS and sin able now to do myown housework. Mvfriends say, 'My I bat you look well what do you dot Yt'lio is your doctor? and tin-re is only one answer, M,vdis K. Tinkham's siedicint. " Mrs, W, Sxrw, 880 Douglas Street, Ru&diug, Fa. Gainesville, Tex. " For three years I suffered untold agony each uiontli with pains in my side. Ifound only temporary relief In doctor's medicine or anything else I took un til my husband and 1 saw an adrss tisemeut of l.y.'ia E. Pinkhsm's Vegetable fonipound. I mentioned it to a neighbor and she told me sbe had taken it with good results, and advised me to try it. I was then in Ih1 part of the time, snd my doctor said 1 would hsve to be operated on, but we decided to try the Vegetable t'ompound, and I also used Lydia K. Pinkuam's Sanative Wasb. I am s dressmaker and am new able to go about my work, snd do my house work besides. You are welcome to use this letter as a testimonial as I am always glad to speak a word for jour medicine." Mrs. W. M. STsraKvs, 203 liarrey St., GainesTUle, Texas. Don't Experiment Insist I' pen .OS!. STYLES " ' 2 BUCKHECHT Dress Shoes No shoe is a Buckhecht unless stamped Buckhecht HATEVER the occasion, shoes should be right for the purpose, and must express proper style. BUCKINGHAM &c HECHT began building their reputation for value, dependability and shoe contentment in the early fifties when grandfather wore a high hat and long legged boots. Now in 1920, styles have changed, but the same old idea of value and service remains. The accompanying ulustrations of Buckhecht styles of 1920 express con cretely what the 1920 man demands. Styles shown are made in Rich Dark Mahogany shades,BlackVelourCalfandViciKid. Prices are $8.5o to ioo.according to weight of solpc A cn,U 01 - w 'v IV, house : Home ol YOU GET MORE FOB I MONEY AT JJ00B1 AUCTIOf G. SATO Call at 404 Fcrr? I Phone 1177 FOR LONG DIST1I AUTO TRUCKS! Willamem Valley Trati Co. phone m WE ALSO DO W UAULINO c oves Ranges Heaters See the CupiUl W' We also buy second ture, hardware, niacws , t ai kinds. , ana ju... 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