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About Independence enterprise. (Independence, Or.) 1908-1969 | View Entire Issue (Dec. 21, 1917)
I. i1 PAGE EC THE CITY I Rum Nelson was in Portland this Wk on bulM. E. B. Tripp wm in Portland on Mujor Rons, of tin Wlgrlch Ranche rtturned from Salem Thursday v- tiinif. Dr. Duganns, Dentist, Office over Itdependence National Bank. Roy Walker lft fur Camp Lewis American Lake, Washington, on Wtd- Mrs, J. W. Unun left for Rickreall Thunday to visit with relative! dur Ing tha holidays. Marlon Butler will leave Saturday for San Franclaco whert ha will Join the aviation corpa. Mre. Martha Richardson hat furn inhed rooms for rant. Term rea- aonablu, Seventh and Monmouth at. Mm. Thomai Hooker of Dallaa, died In that city Wednesday morning of cancer. The funeral waa held in known In Independence. George Maharry of Lenox. Iowit, ar rived In the city laat Saturday for a two wraki visit with Mr. and Mrs. W. j. Clnrk. Mrs. Maharry haa been here for several months and will return with her husband, tnklng the Cana dian route home. The Eight Grade of the High School being vacant this year, Is be ing used as a library for the students A fee of ten centa is charged each pupil wishing to make us of the II hrnrv. They have n number of good hooks and magazines at their dis posal. I'seful (lifts which never wear out thi'ir mi-Ironic MAY be I nelci mI from my NEW and Complete Stock of JEWKLUY, WATCHES, SILVERWARE, Etc.. Just arrived I). If. riHLMi'S, JEWELKR. The Oregon Normnl will send to every student who joined the military forces n (uicknge of gooda for Chrlst rnns. Committees have been ap pointed and they nro busily packing the numerous boxes, Moat of the men who enlisted are still in the U. S., only two being In France. So trreat will be the enlistment from the school that this fall there has been no athletic activities. This ia the time of the year you need a good WARM MACINAW Come in aad let us show you some Kood ALL WOOL MACKINAWS. We have them for Men and Boys at EDDY & CARBRAY'S. THE INDEPENDENCE ENTERPRISE LARGEST PAPER IN POLK COUNTY At a onet'iiil m..,tmir of the local I school board held on Monday evening, Dean Walker presented his resigna tion as director, and same was ac cepted. Chairman A. L. Thomas al- ...... li.O lt(bllft . v " bourn, the same to take effect Jan unry first. A special School meeting lis called for January Becond for the purpose of electing: two directors to pill those vacancies. Dr. Callaway hat located in Ross burg. Dole Pomeroy has gont to Mabel, Oregon, on business. Miss Tringle visited with friends In Lebanon Sunday. D. II. Phillips was a PortUml ui. tor the first of the week. Edward T. Dwyer left for Portland Monday to enlist In the army. Richard Saunders left for Portland this week to enlist In the army. Baker C. Rockwell, of San Fran cisco, Is visiting In this city. Guy Newton, of Camp Lewis, is visiting with relatives in town. Dr. Dunsmore went to Portland on the morning train on Thursday Grandma Patterson has been 'very kit the past week, but is convelesent Mr. and Mrs, Groves Mattlson of Camas, Washington, are visiting rela tives in town and will remain until after the holidays Mrs. Martha Richardson was call- ed to Portland Thursday on account of the serious illness of her daughter Mrs. Charles Richardson. Mrs. Jennie Iiintrman of Oregon. City, who has been visiting her niece Mrs. Geo. Wood since Thanksgiving, returned to her home Sunday. John C. Rule and Jesse Irvine, former Independence boys, were a mong the visitors from McMinnville to the K. of P. loge Monday night. How about your UNDERWEAR for WINTER. Remember we carry a large and complete line for Men, Women and Children. EDDY & CARBRAY. E. W. Evans, of Diana Lodge No. 63, of McMinnville, who Is over 80 years of age, mnde nn excellent ad dress to the K. of I"s Monday night. Mrs. Maggie Cnsini, of Scnlt!e, ar rived in the city Saturday, being sum moned by the serious illness of her grandmother, Mrs. Winters. Virgil Busey, son of Mr. and Mis. Ruev of this city.one of Uncle Sam's nnvv bovs. writes his parents thit he has been assigned to one of the larg est ships in the navy the Virginia. The entertainment at the Isis on Tuesday evening, under the auspices of the Ncedlecraft Society of the PrMhvterian church was a success, both from a financial and socail point of view. The ladies also reanzea a Herbert Ruef was a Portland visi tor last week. Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Wood were Sa lem visitors Sunday. Mrs. Maggie Farley of Portland, is visiting with relatives in town. Ernest Williams of Portland, was in town the first of the week. FOR SALE Large team cheap Call at this office for further information. Mrs. J. L. Hanna and Mrs. E. N. Johnson were Portland visitors last Friday. Messrs Covey and Bodenhammer, of Salem, were business visitors in town the first of the week. ..THe latest in WALDEMAR Chains and KNIVES at PHILLIPS, the Jew eler. The Enterprise is a little late this week owing to our annual holiday edi tion. Thomas Winters returned Monday from the mountains where he has been developing his mines. Carl DeArmond has taken up his winter's residence at the Hotel Bea ver, joining the Bachelors Colony. Buena Vista defeated our high school team last Friday evening in a warmly contested game, the score be ing 8 to 7. Joe and James Oberson went to Sa lem Saturday to take the examina tion for the navy, but were rejected. The boys were much disapointed. Marion Butler has resigned his School at Buena Vista and has enter ed the service of his country, enlist ing in the Aviation Department. He left on Thursday for Portland and thence to San Francisco. Our FALL LINE of DRESS goods and SILKS are complete.. .-All the NEW SHADES and COLORINGS. EDDY & CARBRAY New S s, Sale I am opening a new store in Tacoma, Washington, and need ready money for stock fixtures, etc., therefore, will sacrifice my entire stock by selling close to WHOLESALE PRICE .. .. Opens Saturday M Extra help will be on hand to wait on out-of-town custo mer.. .Be sure to be on hand and take advantage of the many . . . . . . ' Wonderful Bargains You will make wonderful big savings for your Christmas Purchases in . . Clothing, Hats, Shoes, Furnishings, For Men and Boys SALE OPENS Saturday Don't FORGET THE OPENING DATE. .. BENJAMIN BRICK State and Liberty Streets. Salem, Oregon. (The House that Guarantees Every Purchase.) I The K. of P's met in regular ses ;jn Monday night and enttined visitors from Dallas, Corvallis, Sa lem and McMinnville, the rank of j knight being conferred upon two can didates from the latter place. An j excellent team was made up of mem- ii'ers or the v sitinc lodges Dresent. j.1 it a. ui mo visiting lodges present. 5 Attorney D. E. Fletcher gave the ad- ! dress nf iu.n... a W J Denman of Corvallis brought greet-j i "uiu ur, j. it, ueu ana irom jValley Lodge No. 11. There were re sponses from various other members ! present. Have you seen the NEW LINE of i WOOLEN SWEATERS at Eddy & Carbrays...If not, why not.? All ? The solo of Misa Laura Baker at Calvary Presbyterian Church last Sunday evening was greatly appro bated by the large congregation pre sent. Independence audience can anticipate with pleasure the "singing Miss Baker, as she gives promise of becoming an accomplished vocalist Special music will be rendered at the evening service again next Sunday frnt, when Miss Grace Williams, CriHc Teacher in the Training School render a solo. The public are cordially invited to these services. Send that Solldler Boy a FOUN TAIN PEN and he will write to you. it ttem t knocks them all out .00 up. r. a. PHILLIPS' Jewelry A pretty wedding of last week was solemnized Wednesday evening at 8:30 o'clock at the home of Mr. and Mrs C. R. Stenson, 1460 Van Buren street when their daughter, Miss Maude Stenson. plighted her troth with Lieutenant Ivan H. Loughary of Monmouth. Rev. M. Howard Fagan, of the Christian church read the ring rowmonv before an embankment of palms and white chrysanthemums in the living room, back of which was ranoA n Inro-a American flair. Simi- u.taf.u " - lar blossoms we're arranged in the home. Miss Fanny Stenson played Lnhencrim's wedding march. The . .. .. .,.., A !- o oj view, bride was attractively guwneu m handsome sum from the proceeds of dainty gown of enampagrne tone and their sales at their bazaar. carried a shower arrangement of and bovardia. She was tlw tn Attended bv her sister, Mrs. C. C. Ja A n..P '" r. . Mabel, lro .f honor CTco Butler of Monmouth. Tn. who . , - - i r i 11 i iTnv a 1 1 if m mi I i-mi iiku uiiin. ivovui ?rr.nt. . .-"". ; be., .. Thirty vminti.r The Enterprise extenas picac.v , ... . younster. me v n foHowed. The bnde ha9 congratulations. ornnuvA for four vears in the .vnhnnm nffire at 0. A. C. and is an interesting girl with numerous ac miBintances and friends, Mr. Lough ary is a 1917 graduate of 0. A. C, a son of Mr. and Mrs. Frank Lougnary of Monmouth, and at the last training omn nt. the Presidio at San Francis a commission as second lieutenant, Lieutenant Loughary has Koon ordered to renort at San Antonin Texas and he and Mrs. Loughary left Corvallis for that point. Mrs. Lou ghary expects to remain with her hus- knnJ fhnrn for a time. Lieutenant Loughary has a wide circle of friends in Independence. We are careful with the little de till of our business that's why you should trade with us we fill tele- nimna orders with exactions. You the richt oackasres. Such small things form the mountain of good things Calbreath & Jones. o o One reason why you should buy ,. r.unrrcRIES from us is be cause you get the best groceries at the lowest price. The only way you can prove the truth of tW statement Is to buy from us-this reason stands jt, Its own feet Calbreath & Jones. t- 4.u nMotv nacre of the Salem Journal of December 8th a large photo appears of Miss Olga Gray, who played the role of "Ethel Granger Simpson" in the "Man from Home given under the auspices of the kins . u At t the Red Cross.Miss ior tno uoii"v Gray is a formerd Independence lady and is a niece of A. U. ua. this city. We clip the following from the Journal:-"The beautiful young woman who picture accompanies this sketch is revelation number one. bhe is Miss Olga Gray, a recent m school graduate, and one oi m vest "finds" the Elks play committee has made for a long me. will play the ingenue lead B hel Granger-Simpson m "ine i. . .... ,, tn.:- ;a the nart originally iiome. " - r nlaved by Olive Windham, and like rifirfZ.uL if ni he Miss Grays- miss W lliuiiai... - - . rrha first big part in a big product onThe similarity between the nwAmoM star and the Elks fading lady goes . J..n.. that. Miss Gray mucn iuruiei looks like Miss Windham, talks hke her, and acts like her, and if James .t mi Atr-anr. doesn t miss MOtt, tne aiivB f his guess very, very far the similari ty will be carried further stilt, and -.-., win wke ud next Thurs- dTmoIng Vo find herself a very Venus among the stars who have al dv established their records in former Elks plays-" The 1e of Red Crosf. stamps in In- f dependence is being pushed actively j thm Red Cross. Dy wc iuiv" - o o o m ID i2t o o o Ws Q 6 Tlie Xmas Store for Everybody D 13 o a o o Q o 401 o o o o o IN our Store the XMAS SPIRIT finds our stock well filled with sensible, useful gifts, for every one and Gifts that will be appreciated. We are ready to serve you as we have never served you before and help to make this the MERRIEST CHRITMAS. LADIES SWEATERS A fine assortment all the la test models, colors an dweaves LADIES IMPORTED WASHABLE KID GLOVES plain and embroidered including all the new shades. GEORGETTE AND CREPE de CHINE WAISTS a beau tiful assortment of colors and styles to select from. HIGH GRADE SATEEN AND SILK PETICOATS in plain and fancy styles colors black, pink, purple, green, grey and mangcther popular shades for street and even ing wear, NEWEST BOUDOIR CAPS of Wash Satin and CREPE de CHINE, trimmed in good quality lace, Ribbon Beading and Flowers new and attractive models and colors. JAPANESE CREPE KIMONOS in a large assortment of colors. Many beautiful embroidered effects, with large flowing sleeves. JAPANESE LUNCH CLOTHES with NAPKINS to match guaranteed fast colors, beauti ful rich designs. A large selection of Genuine LEATHER HAND BAGS and FINGER PURSES all the newest shapes and styles. Our SILK HOISERY department is complete with all the NEWEST COLORS of the season. We have just received by express fro mNew Yrok a nice assortment of the CELEBRATED JULUS KAYSER heavy SILK GLOVES for winter wear.. .AH colors, plain and embroidered backs. ' You will be sure to find just what you want in our SLIP PER department, as they comprise all the newest shapes and colors... .Christmas NECKWEAR in all the popular shapes no better gift for a women than a dainty piece of neckwear effective styles here for your selection. We have not forgotten the men or boys in our selections for Christmas Gifts, for right here you will find the largest and most beautiful assortment for Man or Boy HOLIDAY NECKWEAR Plain and Initals HANDKERCHIEFS DRESS SHIRTS, HOISERY and FANCY SUSPENDERS in Holiday Boxes. Fancy Arm Bands, Supporters in Gift Boxes a variety of colors SLIPPERS, a present that al ways pleases a man a big assortment to select from we have many other Gifts to numerous to mention in this space. . . We want you to make this store your headquarters. Oq ooccoooocoooopoocoooc I I mil f - f ' , 4 ' o o o P O ' o a a o a o a Or11 ' a ml , . Vi Q : ,V . o o m o o n it o o O i o ( . Q r, j
