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About Independence enterprise. (Independence, Or.) 1908-1969 | View Entire Issue (Jan. 2, 1920)
l. t I i M iimujimwiimp 1 1 nr f i I i ' 1 1 1 T.nrAL PPENMGS IjYouni; I also k'I"vIiijc on the , y ih It ek. ! . , T i j Tun ivr of Miiloin, win here ..H ), wU-in.r I).,. t,t)VS ITlC 1 nhnke,, L . -t t i j Ei Child , ''"; ''HihcM In the ifmhool. rlumel Viinlny nnd j 'ml lii-r work Mondny, 1 t t HuiiKinure linn been unsigned hirldii, n the Hulimnrlmt K- ifvt rite hi miner umt n line fine. ill- t Vera Winner iployi in the Mr., I or l we J.r,llH vlnitor W..-U Tim 1'nptiht ladies, vvu. no.,, nw,WVl ltd 1"'I Hi i ai.-n-.... - ... . '..(. i-.. Knf lifilnv JuriUfirv '!fil. A, A. ih my find wife, of t HpeiidiiiK tl week-end villi A. Child. HL'MI, III I' Mr. II. -t yirt Vi itmlliT hikI lu ia:l t-r Mm. Slntk, were County Mt vixitor on Wednesday. j t -j . Alturnev Swtiiio hmtij uiiin in I ml law Wednemlny that eliiiinud hl utl.cn- lion u renter portion rr the iltiy. Abe Deliver nrul wlfo, of Amity, pent New Year duy with Mr. anil Mr. John Turner north of twn. 1 t t Mr. unci Mm. licit Cronit have heen ilti Monmouth the punt few ilnyH ow jlng to the serious illness of Mrs. Crosses' mother. I 4 t- Snenk thieve visit ed the clot he ffidi- ttt Portland, spent Xniit with her pnrvntH Mr, nnd Mr, rloti C. tsreet. f 1 t 1 1 "!. 'riier. who ha recently re- nwny with a nuanlity of clothing. groin oversell nervke.w n n m! visitor at the home of hi A u m ill he ohl meat market huildintr move Into it the Hrt of lVb -ttt - The huMin'H iH.-ti lifhl their U) ual monthly "feed" and hiilm-M meeting at the Hotel Denver Tuct1y evening. Oiricen of tilts KuKtei n, Ktar will 1,., officlHllv jimtullcd at the next re- tfuiur lutctintr. which is !o he held on Tuewluy evening January Mth. Mem l,er lire urjH U nUenJ. .t j Mr. an.l Mm. J. Weber, of Chicago who have t'lin viIUnjr at the Jnn l)ii k:ii.' H mui f..r c. m"l.i, left on Mnml.i. ... (iJi'oniitt to peni ine ' . . u..ir. Th.v err. -et 1o renin ineir home nhout April liiii ttt Tin. Croshy Iavi Orchentra met for reheiirwd ut the Duvim home .Sat urday tveniwe. Afkr tlie uhiuiI time hIIoUmI for roheurnid, the pcmonnnl !!,. r.f Mm. J. H. ( ier (lurinir trie wn n celv cnufrtnmcu ny J"rn. un- idi'ht of Tuemlay md manitKel to Itei vs w) KCrvel iloughnut. pop-corn. nnd Coco, which proven very upi ttt 'tizinK to nil. .. 1 U ' Mr. Norland nful two Hon, aner at A tiiun who waH too stinjfy w nub Kiril.e for hln home pajr Kent hi little hoy to liorrow thee opy taken I by a neighbor. In hi hate the oy Iran over u $1 Hturnl of hoe nnd in ten minute looked like a warty summer M'iuo:h. Hih father ran to hi a itttnre, and fnilinn to notice the hnrh wire fence ran into that, cutting a hole in hi anatomy and ruinini? a S5 oair of trousers. The old cow . ... took advantage of the gap in me fence and Rot into the com field and Liit..,i ViiMi.lf eatinir irrecn com. Hoarine a racket, the wifo ran out upet a four-callon chum full of cream into a banket or little cnicK ..... .1 in tHo entire hatch. In You To a Degree Never Before Reached ST m m sm Critics of Service, Critics of Endurance Your ability to analyze motor car construction, and to judge its true worth, has grown beyond your suspicions. In pace with your advancing motor car knowledge has been the Increasing appreciation of the Ford Motor Go's products. AN ALLIED DEVELOPMENT: WHILE NINETY THOUSAND EMPLOYES of the Ford Motor Company are producing nearly one-half of the Worlds automobile output the number of unfilled boni lide orders monthly piles up. Today the Ford Car is Better Jtppre-, ciated Itian aver in us nisiury You are judging it by its Quality not its price. In addi tion it has optional to you every convenience and re finement known to the motoring public. Price Touring Car $525, Pwoadster $500, Truck $550, Starter $75.00 extra; Complete $750.00, Sedan $875.00 Price f. o. b. Detroit War tax to be added it?'Mr. nnd Mr J.P.Wamcr. ,i..i5i,,f t.,ii,iv vii. with her nar- S . , ."- J T -i t z, ()i(H M. Mri(, MrH j s (M,IM.r, l.ft ohn31e. who conduct the pep Wedneday for her homo lit Ta- retlnery on C. ulreet, hn coma, WHninifton. J. P. Warner traded hi eighty acre timber tract located in the Se- i A I... I'.tU.t for hi houK aud ,! Bv.t..r. whti him been vl-'two lot itunted on the corner of F. cr parent during the lioli- and Seventh atreet. and Mr, ICey Sandhnun, 5 1 Tuesday for her home at I The matrimonial tie of Mm. Nellie ,n, Montana. , " ' . . .., jjj were unlocked by Judjre et w'"- mull tiu in tin Circuit court. Atorn- ey bwop represented -itl Mr. Slack. 3 pi hi I. Thi OBf th. year! A veiy (fiKd yent iu helped ine r.nwjrprmj ! We thank you. and ex- ) """'" ' cm ed to the pastorate or me iiiui..- -; - , ......,;.. v.M f..iuit lanin inn iiituv naviiiK the si-amm. I,lence Ilaptist church, will arrive irom ,"" . iH.nce iiapusiw . . rnwle through the milk . , . A DBr,(), a bnind new 'lark, editor of the Enter- Brat aervlce. buna.y -- ! ". iiZB cruet. lurinK the excitement rvin,t at clerk on the grand 11 . m. H "uuject wm oe , . . . ( ran wjth , been aumnvne,l hy the , Hilda good for .nether l..r . TM . dog brokt up resume hla dutlci Wedne.- t a mewKe it . - ng an), CR,ve9 got out Jnnuarv term of th Cir-: 7.30 p. m. "ine kiwi " .u. .. of four fine will convene on aionaay, i bui uuu. , I ted to atend these aervlcH 1HIvi vev shirt on the clothe line. Ace Gairage i i i i kllM Ifilhile Vou k& fit im! 1 hat the Monmouth! The Auto Utilities Company, I Out of 100 boys who enter the ' 11 Vohi onri first. cri-arfA hnf nnA nt ath cnl IfKraa. ttt If our Wishinz could make it bridge will noon be replaced with fine modern concrete siru- i t ; 'to 1 JiilL3A Mo ToiiigSit, TaEte a Few Minutes Time and Look Over Your Clothing. How isYoirr Suit? Is it Getting Thread bare in Places? How is Your Overcoat? men ait too ffii$V to notice jUppearatice 1$ TO KbLf rumoLLv x '1 AV. W I , .A!fe US I v 1 U V . til I I e. j hi Polk counties, have leased the C. MrReth buildine on C. street. This firm hare sales houses at Carlton and Dallas and will sell tractors in connection with their autobiles. ttt Sixty-five car loads of apple cider 390,000 gallons have been .ordered from the Phex Company of Salem, by a New York firm, according to in- fnrmntion made Dublic last week.inis is regarded as the world's record for this DODular soft drink created by the enforcement of prohibition. ttt j Monday December 5th the Baptist Thanel Car will arrive and a series of j meetings wil he held beginning that tViprk meetmes wil be m charge of Rev and Mrs. Driver, both ofw horn are trained singers and mu sicians. Rev. Driver is a fine, fovce- so, you'd all be Millionaires this New Year Day. ttt The J. A. Revnolds family have moved into the Padock property on C. street. 1 t t still have the mind of a fourteen- Three -fourths of the grown-ups year old boy. 1 T I J. S. Fuler and family of Mon mouth, spent Christmas with Mr. and Mrs. Irvine Baun. til The Standard Oil Cbmpany will add two more large trucks to their equipment here in the spring. 1 t: The Orville auto stage is again ,sicians. Rev. Driver a nne. --, dail and M speaker and these meeting .hould Z J 'be well attended, l ne car wui i- - - - . just south of the S. P. depot. Bvery- -J t body welcome. j . rhri,tma. entertainment at t 4- t the m. E. church Sunday evening was . r r. pai4,i,Dti nlpHsantlv t..nAi oftonHoH nH the Droeram iirs, otrvn 1 ui "j x " in, J wv.. . surprised her husband on Monday ev- rendered was unusually good. ening when she invited a few friends to her home to spend the evening, ine event being Mr. Carbray's birthday. Five hundred was played, after S which dainty refreshments were serv ed. Those present were Mr. andMrs, Sherm Hays, Mr. and Mrs. Henry Mat tison. Mr. and Mrs. B. bwope, xur .i m W. H. Walker, Mr. and Mrs. W. J. Clark, Mrs. H A. Childs, Mrs. George Maharry, Timothy bumvan and Lizzie Sullivan ttt C. B. Smith has sold his store on C. Street to Stephens Com pany, who conduct a similar busi ness near the Beaver Hotel. They will move their stock to their C. street store February first. Mr. will give his entire time to the real estate game and says that u tne saw mill does not come to Indepen dence, it won't be his fault. CBorrtgM 9i9 run Schaffr & M. ER ERGETIC. Ih, ill 4 ffi BISHOP'S. SUITS $30.00 TO $65.00 SHOES $5.00 TO $15.00 HATS $5.00 TO $8.00 -Every Family in Marion and Polk Counties a rairon. I V.iM A Wm WTO-IP9 MJ v YOU DO NOT ; fAKE A CHANCE BY PURCHASING HERE SALEM ii Li- i .! 1 SALEM. Woolen Store . OREGON. YOU DO NOT TAKE A CHANCE BY PURCHASING HERE i Tn minuM to eltvwil Suturfry irwmM- undue mln'" tm-ho can ho g ' . . t . -u Krl tav "Noethwwt- ?" r10. to t wrt m by owkj m a rranuvw w - !3M0 ask for V ( I- w in a rranuvw -v - - j LOn DiStanCe Forth.tm.tnt,wurteoui,ccar.tem ' B!-fO j ' : ' . ',cr Ismj ence to ft
