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About Independence enterprise. (Independence, Or.) 1908-1969 | View Entire Issue (Feb. 6, 1920)
V AS OLD AS THE TOWN. THE INDEPENDENCE ENTERPRISE jl I- 1 i. T -1 i ...... i t:... t.i,.. ti!..klnK,n iii roeoverinir f'om I iir. ir. isogan mm niw. mm, uj ui". " l'ortltuiil, lire In thee lly thin week u wcuk'n lllncim. ..... I . t 1.. -.!..'.. , t T ' 11 ' '" .. - Y.i know the old reliable, bdison I M... f f ...in 1...1.1 '. M.,1ii 1,iimi). They mean nerviee I I 1111 VV . IL. Will 11111(1 Llll'll HEM- I'lil""" ----- , w lar meeting Saturday, February 7th. All mcinborH urn requeHled to lu present, 1 t t . Hornto Mr. and Mrs, W. l Cump !icllt Snlcm, .Sunday February firt, a r.on. The littlo fellow was given tint name of "Hillie" I t X Hulbort, Ward, of Seattle, n vlnitl'ii' Mr. Mr. lydlu Wllm.it, on jreet. : 4 t x ( Ober'non lui accepted o po ll ferryman for the county, Mr. having reKljriied. ' ttj F Wood. Im hired Ctiptnln ith hil tractor to prepnr0 hl for plunting of hop, berrlen Jt. j t t x dn Stld.l In k1"K to put I1. rvn5 frni "nc "nl0 w'tn tor, no 1 l,ll,nt lt t0 "" leu thin uprliiK. S -t t t - .i riimilv of Port returned homo Sunday lifter ut 0(?nn,t.rrog In the nprinf ... 1 1 . i if ti wk wun nw imniivn, l T X Frank WilliaitiMon of Airlie, wan in town Tuemluy to Interview the den tlut, Frank miyH fulllntf hg timber Huitu Him much better, 1 t J An you huve noticed, utrar that wiih iih ncaree an neiw teem n rtrino. vniir i-ifu-H to th Independence " " " .- . . I I Creamer-. HurhcHt Caen pr.r.- pam biilnninK Foljrunry Dth. 1 ,i Mm. .Almh. 'Fre'W,kMori, if nenr I2nw., 1IH fl Will! k-end vinitor at u t "H" ' " KitTi u hf Mi- jumI Mm. John Pick vue u '"'v ---- iiiKon. t Pi'Ut Kuire went to Sulcm Tuen day to bear tiio iinnie!ilK before the Supreme Court in the Monmouth r...ilnu i'mi. ii wh oh he U mierem '''f ' id. 1 1 1 lt..i.il and ton itouth of town, are I i..n.rinfl ti nlAnt Heveral acres to l . 'ft i ... nr - I. ....I.,.. nnwhnuu tinmen linfl loiraniwri "J j a ill-it YtnmiJi, ""lit j.v.v...-. , - -- . .. . omo land nr the city, hu engagc.l ' pect 1o rame the -golden fruit foi iL i -. j hvwill reaD the "itolden dol- a team lo prepare mu kiouhu i -tvi- ... r I I...M THE UNIVIRiAl CAR week aif, at eleven cent per pound ix plentiful atlH cent T id Mm. C. B. Smith of our -t t t -,X ui.li w re M'C n with fadu together in the rear ot the nloreH by a farmer, who 1.I on the treet that "prieen foinu to ailvnnce nirain." (lee. IttplciuUN Home people ro of I Maybe ho in rincht and nuiy- t t : tkq numher accepted the invi ent out by the committee of ytiwt churth to attend a dinner 'church Wednesday in honor of dinftkm of. their new pnntor, ! proppc. The affair was a )te aucceMK and a few hours delightfully epe-nt. 1 1 X Mrs. llul HihhM is nick at the homo if her ulster, Mrs. Ciwrjro Conkey. Mr. and Mrs. Henry MuttiMon spent a few days lust week with friends In Portland. 1 t t . c. n. Smith, who sola hiH Turniiure store to Stevens Brother, hus moved his real estate office in the I. 0. O. F. huildinif. where he will continue the real estate business. X t : W. K. C. will observe Lincoln h Birthday February 12th at tho G. A. II. hall. The Cm. A. R. and family, i r if.. .... son s or veterans ami imnnj i. IK. invit..d to the dinner. A short s Parent Tenchers Club met in program will be rendered. 1 t X Wa nra nWctd to learn that Ior- ence Kldrldice, whose serious illness at Marhfild of pneumonia waa well known to many Enterprise readert is said to he out of danger and nlow- ly improvinK- 1 t I Al VVriKht, who hits l.een employed :.. thn .fTiii-s of the Standard Oil Company, has reined his position mill will move to Salem next week, if., v.... a nnxitinri with one of the Illl'l'll Illll kinit Hants in that city. t t 1 We received a card frorr Mr. and Mrs. V. G. Grant, former residents of tni ciV, Ktating that t were . i .. ..., .. (hi. mountain a r unu buu- Lhini. .f the sunnv south. Their pre I i ! rT . r....,iM tt-hn hK conducted sent address is ionc ihouihuiu, on of tho most up-to-date marNno shops In this city for the past seven ,.nr nnfi which was recoirnlieU all jr -esiion last Tuesday ";jver tht aU(,y BU(.h, ha. disposed t the public school buibl.nK and, 1b & JwVm mX ,hc ttendnnre was large. ' ll))r(.,:lnilning to jBiM9 11. H'll'ard. - Tea for the benefit of the , h chnBe( ttn interest .....11 nnrnnl7.ed lltld ... . . WOin, w t.... , InH n.sli7.ed n nice little sum. 1 tl Moore Ililey, a post Matron of the Kant- irogram given was I x tt - also (food. in thine ity and so we ore told, in the large machine I t,uccess. Mrs. Pauline Worth v Grand ct.r i in the citv this week at t.h. home of Mrs. P. M. Kirkland's She ii orRiinizing a Ma-kabee Lodfre! is meeting with, good shop in Pallnst and will move to that city. t t X I Holliday & Ju.ton. I In,t.nendence Uenlty Company i .Ji i.l.. of the Walter Ander- miso and two lots on Seventh jwcro M.-srs. Holliday & Ju.ton. wno purchased the old planinrj mill, men- i m . .i : i. tmnyiM in i ri - r.n- Rtvr.ns Brothers, who purennsea tion ot wnim ... ... ... the Smith Bargain Store on C. street tor,, i,o last w.ek, arnvec here on i f....L- mv n; t he. r xumla V una are ....... UUP V Llliri One Hundred Per Cent "Pep" When your Ford' car or your Ford truck doesn't display its usual quantity or quality of "pep" and dash, it s time to have a repairman who understands the Ford mechanism trive it the "once over" then make the necessary adjust ments or repairs. And return it to you full of its old time power, "pep," energy, pull and service. You 11 notice the dilFerence. We employ only skilled Ford mechanics men who know how Ford cars are made, and how they should be kept in order to give the most efficient and economical ser vice. And our shop equipment boasts a great many spec ially designed Ford tools and time-saving devices and ma chinery. In our stockroom is a complete assortment of re pair parts genuine Ford parts that are exactly the same as their tough, sinewy originals in the Ford car. For prompt repair work or adjustments, phone or drive to our garage. Don't risk chances, play fair with your Ford car. Keep it in the hands of its friends, the autnonz ed dealers. iwncDrNnPrJrF .... YOUR FORD DESERVES THE BEST Insist on Genuine Ford Parts ge OREGON. Mrs. Grippt i to D. Fanchier of Hood River. FanehJer moved his family here week and will make this city future home. They also report ... i r i u ,. ,i,mrwT 1111 stock of goods on Main street to .l.mmary piann 101 u.v ... .onsoli.lated with the stock on C. . their now miuhmo rtiop. .... . . .1,.. i street They will Have one 01 mc. i j . ,, . . n. vl.! Tl. r-.ml Worthy Matron WH? M-rv n . who wa: of the scheouh-'d I John Dicki-ison is also a La victim this v.ek. J. ' Mr. George Kutch is numbered among the sick this -veek. 1 t X Read the scriel story, first install ment appears in this week's Enter prise. 1 t t Two children of Homer Hill's are sale Of the Geo. i.lmmns jU;y, es.,.es , n( " ,,r o(Vi(.ial visit to th. lo, al ' housed P this week with a siege ot ITty in north Independence o M. class new ana . , av cvf.nin. sent word; the Grippe rant of lh.ski,. Mr. . rnnt7. They .nvite you ,i,, xvoald be unable K'tS to do some building this sen ) Thiv invito vou ui '" y' x -,- - that she would be urwMe .Mork .l goHls wnicn .s ,. - ; inspection. d on ihip your . mii Mm i i-tn rt turs lit lr iii"'' i ' - .:. , . ii S . r ? pi L f n si .- .. 1.. P.. ' ' i, v V.-'.li" , . . ' ' - , '. ( f J-. ' i . ! , i-,. .-ik-..- - - ,r.T,;:T'v latr iit Ihi city. liulliert, formerly .n Pnwer Comnany, ii .i I'iirtrn-a! sV.ire '..uiluink' l'wnvi'i'ly o.ru lifcves. He will of winni ;iiit.rs iih-o ! M. i f )reg bind ' J. ! lin -.r 1 1 Art Sloper went to Rosehurg Mon hsy to dispose of about ten cars of Broccoli. tf,t ig Mrs. Ii. N. Wilhinisor "f Wells. vi- . over ?ud -iy with her siter, i fl ! will ; 1U with the , has open in tM Kirk- cany a full rrtto.iaU anvliances, the f'tmous Ktlison !,. hump!. 1 X froo Iwture on Christian Science! rivcn atthedand Opera Clint Moore came home on Sdem Thursday evnin., Feb- Portland n little under the weathe.. V . . I t... i . onH a 11-111 11 fi. 1 WE ARE NOW READY ! I 1 ! Join the Crowd 9 I and M'-s. Clara Taylor. T -V 1 Hring your nrirs to th0 Independence Creamery. Highest Cash price? paid hefin'ng Feliruary Pth. Chevrolet Gar ruiiry 1-Hi nt 1 ..I utt, G. S. H. of Kansas lity, .mo., under the nu-iiecs of First C nnh Scientist, Salem. The public is cordiallv invite!. 1 t t The Enterprise has spoken to a number of farmers relative to tV pn-il.il'ity of the cannery being; re opene.l up hero and everyone in ouf snnken and henrtily in favor cf !h? t. So far .-s ve nnve n'',nu. n, i'ave n single reason vny v.. . " . . . . ..... i nut Tr:icticnl tile H '-,llul J f I projc Olll C,i.rge Conkey was in Pailas several (i:iys this wok, bem? tailed there by the illness of h-r mo'ler. x t i TnvW .Tones has traded his i. in n.-illas for the X. But'. ! Sa! T j ales Secure a or Dodge and Ser vice Station in Ely Fbks Bulling C. Street . i r ' mTj 1 J i tr. rarrv a tull line ot L,nevioiei dna Dodee Parts, so if in need of any repairing, see .us VY bit w dence. -ounty Mr. sfva t Putler will move to tl ,3 ... nery is danger one mnn ..... - ----- ' , ,,;,, -! (7 '' !ina, D'iii' Isual C ' .,i: ;j u.r.ii8.ooto too said to the Knt-r- lies in lack of mlerePt hum must he prevented if ln.lepen.n-r.ee is abend. There hns teen too faulL-limling in the past among poopie an-! until this ol.i . n ro.i.c :! that some people r.ave in their ouths, is washed out. we can cx- a relaxation We mu;t s-et it f our system an.t pun tojretnci. T. t I r nnse. must ' to go ' much : our ! tasl '. poet m, t of Y rVint'jr Black r5aort -Narrow Broad ! 2 ':'! !'i IK VJCU UNPRIMf ..Una 3$ NOT ALL DOING IN HOI'S rot- Mo, G';io PT,A you. IV- 4 lov- vl t it "0iicltcv" tvO. i' I'' "; .T.d irii" Fur., ; i: c q". :- i ior ''.. ll JO.'" 5.005.': 4.i:) j'i.'ifi :Thps,e entfeir-cly !f-.h pi;-v i'or C : , -s i.i 1 1 ' : : i'-'w i n' vivv; went. 'Money ' v t.;.ii.,.. ... ww - G.0J 3.ii 1 4.E0 13 on line wf.ll iiruuediate ship- i- iirucr.t liiiruet, You'll feet "more havo SOT t ' 1 S U t W -4 . - - - - . - tl fi A n while it was a general talk about putting out hops, imps, oops, and of course the price is a great m- ,lne..m.rt. aiul those that no, win surely make a neat little fortune. But other people of other traits, wakened up. Those that nave the "taste of fruit' say, they nave heard the whispers of canneries here, canneries there and canneries every where, and pay, "that canneries rhyme-" sounds mighty line to me, for ii.' v.ot wnhlpn fruit and l we cjiii -. s - ship across the sea," bo an uuu 'whisperiiiK is leading those that have ithe "taste of fruit" hiring teams and tractors, preparing Ithe grouno 101 such things, as will bring forth that "iroklen fruit," to be canned by the canneries, who will employ our wiv es, daughters and sons, so it can ne shipped across the seas. FRANCES BROWN. Mr. Miller, of h(, rm of Ii1: j Smith, butchers, received a messapre . !T:;e?dav of the pori.ms of his sister whoso home is in Kansas. ! . 1 t - ; Next, Wednesday evening r.t the K P. hall the members of the Civic Clvm will give a 'Hard Times Leap Year Valentine Tarty" for their misname and friends. Eeneh member of the Club is priviled;.-el to invit two guests The pei-fonnance starts at 8.15. The rules and regulations are as follows: "Woniin must ware eotton dresses or somelm appropriate for the Ah-kay shun." Thar hose must not be silk and must he mismatched. Jewelree vill not he aloud. Every pent must ware thai-e old klose with patches, biled shirt 7. and dude collers will not F 4-,1 nyc aA fill c neckties must bee I V WH I v left at hum. Every gent and laciy must ware a red heart on sum con spicuous place. Audience must not smyle when bride and groom entors. Remember the inspecshun committee will have thare eyes on you, so be kare ful or vou will hav to pay fines." Trizes will be given to the most comi cal looking couple m grand marcn and also a pizo to the most, comical notmsf courle during the hul evening. There will he lpenty of eats and they shure will be gude. Come ana nave a gudo time at this "Leap Year Party it will make you forget your droubles No admisshum will be charged. , proPer- We will carry a big line of Auto Accessories, as i n. ,'e i- I as handle Gas and Oils. I A PAR LOAD OF CARS WILL BE HERE IN A o. & SHORT TIME--GET YOUR ORDER IN, SO YOU I WILL HAVll. V HUH Ji ix.nv IFF is&d I The Sayles Motor Car Co j B. P. SAYLES, MANAGER a W tn a a r ' w i ?-g5 g ' 2p?3L 9 j j i i i i i i i I I 1 25-27 W.Austin Ave. vqw
