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About Independence enterprise. (Independence, Or.) 1908-1969 | View Entire Issue (Feb. 20, 1920)
THE INDEPENDENCE ENTERPRISE AS OLD AS THE TOWN. 1 2 5 ' ,.,iuviHly I"- LOCAL 'ApPEl with a ! union, h-4 ft A ' 1 I Mi (MIX li Mmrtlhi i.l.m.i ' ' " tr fiii mw Vi-lie, 1 t t - Mm. !( noliU in number Hie iek Ihlrt week. I 1 I II. K. Iiunkcll in U, ,) ntfiiiri lifter H f K.,knt.M. .... ,t i 1 Mr. ami Mr, (;(..,rj i, Winm,! , III iri'lCIHIKIl-IICC ,C I I'lrit-.tcrf.fl , i ,jlwi .VullivH-t -r"' th Hold Portluml. H HUB WCVR IMH1 Mm. Kariti-Nt Townm-nd, ,f h-rt-limd ,wnn in the city n f,,w tl.i.. . t I'M' w I'""'" l"11 week, .uuhtcr f Mr- "' " ,,v, 1 t t - " i ....... !.! imirtil tlii i '!.. I. i . i pnniii'ii ,w j iii'i-iHiiii.iirit HMMin rimru pntlnH himi'iiui' compouuon In liUNinrm. Then you'll 1 t I " tmtico a little riioro "ihu". ,k w. IKH-U-tt, who ervel two j t j county commi-nKiiwr i Valentino program wa (riven hv Mi-tlcr 1h n-j.ort.-l to h cjuitcj mound j Mr, -I t I M ,tv. ilii-l l ' wm' ln variouK irrm mi at thu r.i.l.ii.. i.at Sutunlny from pninimnnla. ' hooU on Ut Friday lift ii"" . . i t t X M. tick. . j j , '"Twin r 1'oi Ui.n.l, wiiH In iho I '"y Mitunlny on I-umIih-hh. Kl-IJl'V iH nilrnl.i.rc.1 ' n.niilK " I.h (,iij. victiiriH thin week. t j I'r. C. J'. i'rywr, well known In thin it. V, i imw located at Muitlmid, Mo., in Kcin ral priti tin.. Mi. Cindy child, who tcai-hca in Hi" Kulein .S, ,(,k, is at thu hoTio of l-r mi.thi-r (iiit0 nick. - - t - U--r- V.. I Fmil.:., of Corduvu, AliiHka : in tj.(. j,y matj,l( rcJa. tivt-d in,,! rii-nil a visit of icveral Wft-kB, -J t which m vry kimh! KOod, t t I In ,. health for ii lonir tim nu iarrntii M vrylliln In th wy fitment fr !'' ,''t Iny The funi-rnl mrvlrr will 1 from the ri-i'li-n.e on Sauntay nfl Bt 11 oVlm-k, Ir. Dutuimorti tmtf- t t t n'. R. l,Hl l'l'rf'l"' I'lrth r their i-hli-Wm ilinncr ahout M J. W. Hcwlt-y, who ia working In the railroad machine ahops In Port land, came homo Saturday for a Sun day iit with hli family. ; f t Um-n SU-pte, came in the flrat of the wttk aad will remain here thia aurnmcr with hla parents Mr. and Mm. E. Sleptoe on Route one. 1 t X Mm, II. A. Cliililx rrxi'ivoil folo. (.ciiflttinK hia health, arrived home Kram Friday from Inox. Iowa, of Tua.lay and will remain here for the death .f h.-r i 1 - -- vi HWUIIIVIItn U,y(;iady .Sloptr. th ;w, Thrr. will b another change ..1.1 dauirliter -r iir. ...... ,i,UMinMI, -i-t.. i i,i. i Lr, li-l on 'V'lfordlnK to our Informant, next month 1 February UHn. on. nau n,wh lnvoi,ln. wi when Involclnif will commence. 1 t 1 John Cooper, who hn hoen In Ari zona for aome time In the hopea of; aurnw time. II ia much improved j t I Sam Cox, of Oreifori City, who la now inlereited in a linwlinjr work or Influenza wan the cause of her dent!- -J t I We heard a merchnnt aay the oth- In that city, waa in town Saturday on er day that. IndenendnnrA .tlil rr,i m, vbilor trnd nrUWiora. I lie huaineaa. Sam aaya that Mr. IVrria need a canery or saw mill as it (riven l y Attorney FleU her j whoa death waa reported in the Kn- would only bring in competition.IIis vrry lnt-r-tinir, Th projrram .trrp?ie tuot week did not commit ' 'place in life ia in the cemetery. u very fme. llopmif all mem- HUic iI aa firat pul.lmhed in the pa- 1 t 1 ,. prcM-nl on Satunlay, rebru- M,ri(( j,ut lnnt nll (lt,tn WB t(ie tfm J pj(hard Gaina, of Salem, waa in I wH-h l ur m?ulr meetinu ut f f1u),i;tnit Uk, mu,., n6jr tonic town aeveral days this week calling M-.tmtf wil Mint at l.HOp, rn.. j t j :on frjt.n,,. haa had a Ung 0 Powell, "f Monmouth, will iyw Knlirhta of Pythiaa anaiated by'xieife of aiikneaa hut beine of a i t.t, fr the hVput.licnn wim-lh, pythlnn Sitera celebrated the 'nervous temperment, is hard to kep n f .r .S'nti- rfpreentntlve from fifty. ti,th annivrmary of the found-(down lonif. This was hi- ilnt visit roui ty arror.linif to a letter re- )riff. f ,h(, K 0f i d i th Uni-iin this city in several months. -I t T from him !y the Kntarprlaa, t t J their hall. Invitations were Bent out1 The fifty-sixth aoniveraary of the . . . ! i i . i . i ni Vailonul Rank at Men. nnl cnlanco waa quit ia-e- ws appropnau-iy ceie jtt-d Stiiites, on Monday evening at, their hall. Invitations were Bent out' ... a. . ! t. ; V L.. .1... I. ..-.I I.. I . a. - , u-., ...trre.! l-v ro.MM mm- Aiiomey Harriett in a piwimng wk uru.-u Vf me ioai louge in ineir , . ,, i ,, 1,1. narratel the history of the order i hall on Monday evening. Invitations Minn iif,i' m-1 i-a -of tar vault d..M I.I.i opn!'rom l fln,t Inception and ita rapid i . L . L. I...... L. fT.O.J O..... il.W) in l-'-n-l to!-n tojretlier Kwin tnrouKi.ouv vn. uiiivw owm me silvrrware which had I er 1 paying a tribute to tla foumler. A f! in the vault by a to.-1 citizen aimii.l proirram was tf.ven con- u t.....,:,,,, Tl, w..rV w.a c. lsttntr of aolos an instrumental were sent out to the members and their families and a large number were present to enjoy the program. Lifht refrehrnenas was also served J t I Bud Bight's 1 BRINSTODMi7 5 Kitting it a form of in manityi lots of u arm crasy about it. LOOW FOR ME EVERY WEEK ILL BE HERE WITH A BIT OF HUMOR AND GOOD ADVISE Independence is to have another drug store according to dame rumor. A gentleman waa here also this week looking over the field with a view of I 1 t I . . ' ...I Tti,..l -. r. n..ra in P.if1nvtl ... ..... i.hr.1 ttilli. ut dii-turbinir the i. .music, wni. n provwi very pieasing u, ....... j, ... .v.c..... puUlng m a generai iine) including of thet-wr. and th flr.t lrll-j- Mlaa Arbuthnot gave two read-. contained a lengmiy acrount 01 ine,ni(,n.9 and boys ciothing Indepen n the hank ..ftVlals had of the ; l"tr that was amusing and humor-; idling of Mrs. Russell Clark by herj, is Hestinetj to become a flour- v was when tbe racier arrived ,ou". causing many a go.ni laugn.Ai-, " -.,. ,,shing town, and competition will l.ank Tui-dv morning to open, tef the program f.nui.i.'i, (linn- --j .v "-iput more "pep" into business. m . Mi iinm.ftt ftin t. u u rt-rAiir Diimr ua ri . . !re for the day's hulnea.The ty relreshments were aerve.i. auer - v-, x TJ ... . . .... I ' Al...!...!,. tlw. brnlll jThas no clue which the robbers whic h all left lor ll.e.r ion.., le. ung -w this ,..k;.i ... j,,.i that thev had been well repaid for.ciy.lhey lived here about hve years i:iiii.ii in "(a 011 aiM e. - r I msde tluir get a way rruirtly In accepting the invitation ami nospi- itomobil. IBIIiy Ol wie imukiiih 'i .)" ago. V'erd Hill was served with papers in a divorce sujt of his wife, Frances E. Hill, Sheriff Orr coming over and hrifY rw w in tnu-n Fri.lnv IT. serveJ the papers on Mr. Hill, who t : A.II again seek the republican nominwi11 have to t0 Linn county- The )hip your fur jation for sheriff, and we believe, jtho field will be entirely to himself, jus he has made an excellent official. ' The little child of Mrs. Taylor was 'taken to the baby hospital in Port- feature of the ease that will attract much attention is that both parties arc well known in both counties. Mrs. ' Hiss charges in complaint that her husband is wealthy and she is en- liand by Dr. Hewi'tt last week. Thetitled to $20,000 alimony, one-thjrd v t i . n nnr a lac , 'v- i . av m m . r ! little one is four or five months old ir.nd has been quite poorly, gaining but very little in strength since le j inir born. i 1 t l I r v Siiess the bund;-? iste::-?o. to'Shubert 4hc Highes? fniz-s Ever Known I Thar ; v. lut You' I i r m snUBERr f WANT EM NOW AND WILL PAY TUB PKICE TO GET 'EfQ I lal Color 'fill! I f-ntu 1 Ilk .1 N"!l.'.lf I If ., ! I H 1 Mt UIUM I N'l SMALL 1VI E im k: :"'.ouo.?5.oo 2l'.20t3 16.00 r..ofi to 12 no 20.09 to iu.ro 15.001a 2.i;0 11.09 10 9.03 irjfito i:f) 10.00 til 853 8 01 to 700 10.00 to 8.50 8.00 to 6.50 6.0110 5.00 10.00 to 6.00 8.00 to 5.00 6.00 to 4.00 MUSKRAT 8.09 to ?00 6 Jifl to 5 !! 6.50 !c 5.C0to -4.1 !l 5.00 13 3.7!) 3.50 la 2.75 3.50 to 2.75 2J0IO 1.75 3.1)3 to 2.00 2..r,)lJ 1.50 I Take your liberty bonds to the Farmers State Hank and have them make a book record of them and then stop worrying. You will then be in- i iii red against loss because the Far niers State Bank carries a policy in the National Surety Company for the proteition of their customers. This company will insure your home iairrinst bunrlury; or will sin your bond. Resources over $18,000,000. R. W. HAKER, Agent. 1 r x The mid-winter commencement ex ercises of the Independence Hig'h School were held on last Thursday ..veiling at the Methodist church and a splendid crowd turned out. The irojiram was more than ordinary and ' r.voryone taking part did fine. Dr. I 'ohti Strnuh, dean of the Collepre of Letters and arts of the University : , f Oregon, gave the commencement ' r.hlrcss and his audience gave the loosest, attention throughout. The fol lowing composed the grnduatins class , Hazel Van Avery, Ruth Mills. Flor ence Whipple, Fnye. Johnson, Winona I Wood, Myrtle Stephens, Ruth Cinr. I Clearance Eddy and Otis Scott. interest in real property said to be worth $15,000, the sum of $50 a month for the support of their two year old child, $1,500 for court costs and maintenance d-iring the tijal, and $500 for attorney's fees. Mrs. Hill left INndependenee a little more than a year apo and went to the home of her parents at Albany. Her maiden name was Miss Frances E. Helmick. Havinc established a residence there she sues in Linn county, whjch will make it necessary for Mr. Hill to go there to defend. X t BAD BLOOD Pacific Coast Fvdks Testify Sandlako, OreRon "I want to v-rite a testimonial telling what Dr. Pierce's medi an has done for me. 1 was bother ed with an ulcer on my right shin for a year. I went to a Announcement THE NEW STOCK OF ELECTRIC GOODS just purchased by M. E. HULBERT, together with the stock already on hand, makes the store not alone the Only Exclusively Electric Store in Independence But ONE of the LARGEST if not the largest in Polk County. Nothing in the Electrical Line is too large for the firm to handle and nothing too small to demand their attention. They solicit your patronage in anything that has "juice" about it. Located Opposite the Farmers' State Bank. ASK FOR A CALENDAR Agent for the Famous Edison Mazda Lamps, and the Del co Farm Llighting Systemss. THE FIRM NAME IS Electric Appliance Co. j ick ort rrow iad '''nlmmci n-i ihrcf"' f"N"' w ' ' ! t t ;t I'M.' ( t j in av n Af.f f "1 1 10.00 to 9J!!f fr.W to 7.S0 V.2.1 td u.'vOto 7.U9 6.50 ta G.N S-SO to r) i)i)ln 4.00 3.'r Ii) 3.23 I, Ui . t S.H10 7X3 0.50 !o 5.:.o 1.7jla flAU Jr.OCVUNPf?inE 7X3 to J.:'-.' 6.C0I.1 3X0 4.50 to 2X0 l : .. ....11 '' extremely hith pti. es for OrefrM 1'u.s ai based Oil ux w -'r '"UHKR-r liberal (trading ami arc quoted for im.ncdin c slnp- and othcrwi-.io inferior & ami ai " ... wc want c.u. f'1- Wo. 1 I- .'-''"P yr Fms now when ? 1,ly a' 1(1 ..Ct it "fi.lieUi-" l-r.,. mni,ZT' RETURNS WILL MAKE YOU HAPPY AYAND KEEP 'EM COi&UNk I'AS AMERICAN RAW FOft Your earning power when it rains is made sure REFLEX SLICKER look for the Jieflr.1 Edt A J.TowsaCa t,tabilhi-t 1036 Boston, M. i 'xt -f s '3 ,ii m wifigiiw doctor here but his I medicine did me no 1 pood. Tho sore j (jot worse right j aloiiR, so I tried a , his medicine did j mo good tor a j while, then the sore i doomed to 1h K'tl.i:if; worse so I tnod L)r. i Pioroo's medicines. I took two and a half bottles of Dr. Pierce's Golden Medical ; Discovery and usel Dr. Pierce's Ail-Heal- 1 ing Salvo and the ulcer waa all well before I hurl fhn mmlirinr" n II nsRd. nnd I recom- ! mend theso medioinos to other sufferers.'; i Miss ummiA iiAYJi;a. ; "For Over 40 Years" Tonic and Blood Builder Chehalis,Wash.: -"I have used Dr. Pinrnn's unedicinos in my family for over 40 years and have always found them iua a ! represented. I think Dr. Pierce's Pleasant Pellets have no equal for constipation; and the 'Goldon Medical Discovery' as a tonie i . I 1 : 1 1 a. 1 1 . l fm.i i ana diouu uuiiuur cuuuuu uo uvav, iu inw. I can heartily recommond any and all of Dr. Pierce's remedies. "My daughter had chronic constipation from babyhood and doctors could not cure lior. Dr. Pierce' Pleasant. Pallets is the only thiiiR that over helped her." MRS. JEN NIK K. SWOt-TORO, 1320 Alfred St. "Some Men Don't Know It Yef1 says the Good Judge This class of tobacco gives a man a lot more satisfaction than he ever nets out of ordin ary t.'h;:co. Smaller chew the good taste lasts and lasts. You don't need a fresh chew so often. Any man who uses the Real To bacco Chew will tell you that. Pat Up In Two Styles RIGHT CUT is a short-cut tobacco W-B CUT is a long fine-cut tobacco ' ' ' ' tiJ' iiriiimiiti- We Do STATIONERY PRINTING C. E. WRIGHT, M. D. C. VETERINARIAN Residence "Uunele Billy's DR.I&ERCES .'tut! me: riic a. a "TtfV if PRINTING l. k B0SID 1 They say now that a whale steak is real wholesome and nourishing, Seems like a whale steak would be about the size of a 'blanket. X t i The spendthrift makes business better for other people. - ? vi v
