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About Independence enterprise. (Independence, Or.) 1908-1969 | View Entire Issue (April 30, 1920)
s cr- ft. - A 1 tnmwm TtTT'vtoojy 4 . - .,::".wr YEAR .W. J. CLARK, PROPRIETOR. INDEPENDENCE, OREGO APWU 1920. NO. 47 Mil . . 3vm ofif f liobl Note joN soUMAL NOT ICS fXtrn holiday month. (In . funking the rormda and . calling to ascertain whether or not he was mk, kg in Ml 111 Ik ri I u U' II I... 11 . ' "IIIIM-I KiMI IIV ! II .II.. rr.i... .. .. . I I .... . . I .. ... . little later in th.. .'. m t V. , "r ""y nnntb. ami callm to ascertain whether or not he was mk, in a few minutes W. IL Car- 1 "r w" ,,r .'u' ,,ri, ""paper fraternity. Lew duly qualified. .Investigation proved roll, of Buena Vista, 76 year old, '..,,, ... ,, ,. . . , , "n.lred yearn , younicr ;tioW that he wai, then came the question was united to Beulah Harelaon, 36 voted to Kiv "I their tradition ,1 ,.,. ' . t , , ,T, 'i t l"''1-'- to mihe the .of ag:e-the reply was immediate and years of age, and they returned to M-y ly fWitl thU y el owl J J ,7, y J 7 "'T . ! With - J Number of thtir home Iike two happy chiidren. hicfly to the proximity of the .lav . If,,,,,;,, ... , ' ' " , . , . VVa,tcr urovo -W!nt Sun i "K. three. . The gentlerrtan The Guild farm consign of The Nonmti students soino tlmn ajjo I.. I. ...... ..I'l.L.tiei'.l iV j nureiy ..-. f . . ......L ..nlotiinif tin l III'HV l.tT i-uiti" -!" ,. rcjjiili-r mot-ling of tin? dub la: I iMomlay evening-, Mr. (limori ai.d both Junior and Senior Class lii-ya. Therefore, tint only attraction nl the chapel on on May Day will 1... H pic ture how ill 8.15. The picture, how I'ver, i an attractive im,.. n.iii!,.,! wuiund Walter (jrovo. orient Sun marriatr?H. thrw. The ii hi i iino ina vihii tirovud trnitu- (luy with th r mnih.. iu; ;i., lu,.,. ! ... - . il'v 'it-i M if i " v"" o"ivt". jw iiiiuuiwuim uiw acres locaieu aoutn oi town, was soia ' Mr "i "m" h , . ' . nnn l'rolhi:n we "',rn- P-the bride to le.He at once disappear- this morning. The purchasers name Mr. and Mr.,11, h I'ruther were pnul to the supreme curt fror- u ver- ed through the door returning in a We did not learn, but understand com V H , . 0,vul,H hnt wc,'k- ,li4 t iv" in I'1I circuit court the few seconds escorting a slender lady e from the state of Idaho. Mi-.n Ad-iie Gohnt of Albany, was i'if of the month wherein John '.V .i,who seemed timid and bashful. To; Tha Charies Durrell farm of eight " 1 ",,l"r w"-" npr ("UHin, Ki a vermct lor ?l703.r, againaf the question of age she answered in '8cm, "Heart O' the llilU." T 111 ttfStHM I J 4 . r u,,,n '"'ner, anil attended th. iianna Jirothers. It wan tontendml ' v wiirio n puny Of niv I r iiu. i, hi ln 0l... f.i.l il... ..!..:.! .i .. .. - ...... l- .... ..... hi ... . . . .. . ' ' n.unv n..; irnuinii insi iianna uroineri Mlim. .Mr. I.HH...I. - .m, wiirvrs iry 10 m-m a little moun- t.iKht in which Guv I'mth.-r ,.f thu d,! !,. u , v,...., . . . Club Work from a nera fin t W hm With all the dert-.ci.y was th, l,,ding man. IH-or ,r new one ,, hil- Mrs. ( ollins treaU.I ama of her rlan she sImihIm guard over ' Mis IHanrh ll.n.,.n ... i c,.i RAfTivT -inn,,... ix,,.m lhr particular pirns, of the her heritage with a gun and the in. j Friday ni,ht Inking in the hh school MKN'TS: Some pwp!e have been h" ,"U:"'. r:1, 1 ' i?l',M"rarB'lriS,t".r.1 -.!?r- 'W-y the r.PiUl rity and vWtin praying for nice weather. The nice ,1, ti,.- imK i ...in v..- wlF nn.n. v am. ir.rt.tiKhout Mirh Alma Wells who is also uttend- i weather uie siory is lull or intercut and spirit ing school th. ie .SUI''l"ll'','IHIlll """ ; " J I k ciiunty siwnt Monday at , LM interviewing teachers for. LU of In county. Mr. Land, jduit'e "f N'onnal class of ;J. fmdi. tlm.K' greatly chang-. il,, . l,..d days, however, he I mti. h pleasure ill his visit. ' .nt A.ktriiuni is tsking time ih to visit hinh schtMiU hi tho ,,,r'.i f the slide. U apent r ptirt of lt WW's n much way and reports grvat In-. ii the Normal among high niur Uiiuughout th state. J:wk''H d tbo Kwleral For-run-, en. e a most intrrent . rated t.ir at the chapel Knduy. M dwelt pttnnu- V I HIGH SCHOOL NOTKS Th Wanahton S'K-iely gave their first literary program last Pridny.The main discutsioru were on lh life and works of Riley. Tim liimr hull game phiycd Inut Fri day hetwn Monmouth Ilijch KihiKi) and the I. 11. S. boys, wss very excit ing, although Monmou'h won. is here, what are vcm sroinc U) render unto the Lord God for it? Mrs. I'Hik'-r or Arkansas, nrrive-d ,Are '"u Koing Fording and hording here Friday morning and was mar- Nhl"g and huntinK on Sunday in ried to W. U. (urroll of thia city in altitude for theis weather? Next JhillitH Tuesday. Mrs. Parker has 3 'ext Sunday at the Uaptist church, 'hildrcn by her former husband. !ev- Proppc will preach in the Tarl i nl, wife and daughter Ia- morning on "The Offices of the Chris tfiii ha of I'ortliiTid were over Sunday The Sunday achool begins at guests of the former's parents Mr. n'-. Mtn. Grace Swope auperin- and Mr. J. K. Nenl. tendent. Th preaching is at 11 a. Arthur Hale and wife left Sunday im- In the evening at 8 o'clock, the for Portland for a few days visit with (services for the summer having been 7,30 p. m. to 8 p. m., The Jliih School bovs nr.. ir.,imi t play 0 hall with Staytoti this after '"'('lives an I fiiends, making the trip jchanged from ' .1.1 1 ....... ..f ,1, V:l . n uie I.'...'! i . I. ... ... irivl!i in Oregon, the pleas- furd-. Msitors. tlm great va Uvm niat v nt midpoints and rv alibis. Iii'ir, ( n?v from Mountain .it ...... ve an ei t.-niuiiing in.K. m mv . ur Uk! Wednesday. rrrtl in 'h" Summer S.hiwd y very en. out aging as Miss ".ri-v th:ti ev.-ry room in the ry ha iilreiidy hern engaged vf ili.- h-u ;-. about town i. F ..I in I wdl be tn regular ses- Kututday, M,y Mh, to jw-rmit 1 in ervK t Kit r'tt-es,Kt- rV: k! i -.). . -ii in the Train .! on i'-; .' day. A ri.rdiul in- e 'i I t nil neighboring ti. v I hut duv. Til' noon April 2llh. The Student body voted for mhocd U begin at H..10, beginning April 3y, !'"0, Work bos begun on the tennis courtr and the girls are hoping they will lie completed soon. Ill' FN A VISTA SHOUT STOPS H rifyj if UR ICKKI.S AND DOLLARS TO i Mr. an.l Mrs. J. A. Reynolds pitch ed their tents on their farm Mon day and will live there this summer, so s to superintend the new house they are building. They hnve la en living in Independence during the win ter and the hildren will continue so until the, end of the a. hoo' term. Clifford Wells of Portland, ami Miss Alma Wells of Salem, were over Sunday visitors with home folks. Martin ("ongur and family of Sil ver, F,mil tyibat and wife of Albany (luy Hewitt nnd family of Monmouth were Sunday afternoon 'cullers at the (i, V.. Harmon h"me. dev.- PiitH er nnd I-w ger Were diugging the week. Mrs. Henry Krighbui Marl in PniUi. r were in einl days Just week n and friends and ins vendees. Mi M. V. Pnither returned Tue-.- by auto, Word f-om Gale Pnither w ho joined i the U. S. Infantry und now stationed ,at Mnyne, (Jernmny, is to the effect that he expects to be sent buck to the flutes during the summer, Hit friends wil be glad to iee him. A Communiy Play will be given at a later date for to help raise funds for the coinn' inity piano. Committee are buy getting a program ready Rev. I'roppe will preach on the time ly subject of " Whut Must I do to do be Lost?" You will find a hearty wel ionu and he'pfulness at these servi ces, The lord's supper will be cele brated and the right hand of fellow ship extended to new members. Come i Contributed.) The Odd Fellows and Rebckahs ce lebrated the one hundred and first an niversary of the order of Odd Fellows located south of town, wa a meek tone, "36."" How many mar- HOi,j today to John Wood, who comes riagea, madart?" She answered, here from California. Mr. Wood is "three. 'The clerk was then asked to the father i George Wood, our genial get a minister and supply the witnes ' 8od natured mechanic. - i r i i . . . - - - - ...... r - - WILLIAM FARNUM IN ZANE GREY'S "THE LAST OF THE DUAXES. Sunday, Monday and Tuesday Always Good Music at The OREGON, Salem that will please everybody. Particu- with a fitting program at tb:r hall lars in next wink's issue of this pa per. j Edgar I.iecl.ty nnd w ife visited Sun day at the J. M. Prather home in Cor-vrdli. r IMP LOCAL OPENINGS S Keep Beesi l."-.v ("ntex, i x-editor but now a well fed bund holder, was in town Wednes Wattenber r:ils Ins I nnl Mrs. Salem sev- v i i t i n reln'.iv nttending relig- PENNIES, Hid im ! X Saturday. )hy First feopie's Cash Store SAI.KM OUKGON i, - .. ". . r - ' -.; BAP j-k noihcrnaKes v, mm :i;e o. O MO 1 . VRAM V ?RLKS-CLEAN-EFFICIENT :n"'v in :r, n, .i.,.. .. u ,. viiuun ii I'll.'kl.i;.. ss 12.15 35 I "DIET U, lUT-BtST U1TH Ctl MOOUCI 2 im. 1 t'oolc 'T 'if . rmrs imik-Ait vruii.r naZ l"u V"n."n- '1""". Kinils IJCitl-1.. ir. ii. ?liim f,., , , r" a llivl'i spars of 'fn ju.t now r n I.HHIR I'.l.!.,,,,,,,,. ,, '' a yrsr or mora TJ "''.nil., V I,. . . ". iminrni'ii. !"inii.,'f,. ry veolubl. I'.vn II I....II."., ."'" "IVIItHSUTOU i ' j e been appointed receiving Inv ! !U Browr3vill0 Canning -Von. I would like t0 Bee yu i P 50yal An" Cherries, Straw Li U,,9pberries. GooBober pnberr,es and Rheubarb. TENDENCE SEED J & FEED STORE. "Sle.p, O Gentle Sleep Nil' nv's Soft Vu'-J-e, h w have I j Frightened Thee. j That thou no more wilt weigh my j eyeli.ls down, , An steep-my senses in forgetful j nesfi." j Nature lias nrovided sleep that great bnlm to hurt minds sleep that knits together the nerves for nnother days arduous duties. But Many cannot sleep Sleeplessness Or insomnia, ia one of the pro minent symtoms of eye strain. There I danger that it will lead to other nervous disorders. Glasses Carefully fitted and adjusted to fhe needs of the eye, will often sooth the nerves nr make sleep possible to the sloe less Harry'E. Morris 8? Co. Eyesight Specialists. 805 State St. fhon. 2S9 I.HJFJITY Is Her IIREAD Pride Even- HOFSEWIFE who has ever TRIED I.IKEKTY UREA1) vritiii' it again nnd A(A1N A round, full LOAF-with that indel'malde HOMEY flavor which causes hubby to remark " ife, I see you've been I5AK INt; llKFAD today." We luivo just, installed nn ELECTRIC OVEN which has improved our bread 100 ''A try' n Loaf today. THE CITY RAKEKY last evening. Over two hundred were in attendance and the affair was one of the most pleasant occasions given In a low? time, j J. S. Rohanon, who .several week'a rgo 'di'iiiued to an operation in Port jlEtid, v.a-' si 1? to come home the first of ''e week And his smiling f ace ' in again seen on our streets. We arr glad to know that he is much hn--ju'ovih!. " r"r" i ytiees were received by the Pub lic Service Commission of Oregon the first of the week that a hearing and investigation before the Commission will be heard at the City Hall in Inde prudence on Wednesday May 5th, in the application of the Independence Telephone Company to increase cer tain i:des in this city and Monmouth j Tin meetir.jr will convene at 1.30 o'-l.irk in the rflernoon of May 5th. Tl'ose interested will govern them e!ves accordingly. i M - rk E. II il bard, a pioneer citizen ..f this .-:, died c.t the Hotel Reaver Itte Sumlny evening after an illness ef more th;:r. a year. He overwi.rk e 1 Inst fall while enpraged on a hop ranch near town ami has gradually been failing ever since. He had but one relative in this country, Mrs. C. I.. Fitchard. A niece resides in New York. Funeral services were held at the Undertaking parlors Wednesday Dr. Dunsmore, officiating, and burial was in Odd Fellows cemetery. Mark V.. hr., "M-.iri:ie" ns ho wa.s known by everyone bore, wns born in J New York CO years ago and Lad liv- ed in this cit. during the past twenty yea i- it more. He '.vns' unmarried, j :'r. liiblprd was known throughout! '! 's rrr1- of the state nnd hud many f -iends who will miss him greatly J A mm who looke.I about 50 years o'd. tbgniled in appearance, hair slightly grey, quick to step, about six feet tall, walked into the county clerk3 office at Dallas and demanded a mar riage Bcense. The ."usual questions were propounded by the County Clerk If you own an orchard you must have bees if you would secure the largest crops of the most perfect fruits, as proper pollination is essential for best development and bees are the only dependable pollenizing agents. You can keep bees an v where that they can forage within a mile they require but little attention and will often render you a splendid profit. We can start you right and save you unnecessary work and expense. Our Bee Supply Catalog lists everything necessary for the successful production of honey; es how to care for and handlo beea. Ask, for Catalog Number Write us for Queen Dees Wou-ru Aceiita A. I. Kuot Co. Iligfi Tli ei moid Crolide Conipouud Tires The most '.-ostly built casing in America at a reasonable price Tires have raised 15 to 20r'o in the last month we have a few left at the old price. COME IN AND LOOK AT THE THERMOID TIRES BEFORE BUYING A NEW TIRE. 6000 MILES WARANTEE 7500 MILES FORD SIZES Thermoid Casincr Must Make Good or We Will Halladay & Justin MOTOR CAR REPAIRING "It Will Surprise You" says the Good Judge When you learn how long a little of the Real Tobacco Chew lasts. How long it holds its rich tobacco taste. The real satisfaction. Th$ money saved. Any man who uses the Real Tobacco Chew will tell you that. Put Up In Two Styles RIGHT CUT is a short-cut tobacco W-B CUT is a long fine-cut tobacco i4i -so? 4 7M Dana Lai f van . auci l-i'H j Beautify Vour Rooms i T j I Make a Specialty of Interior Decorations I MAX O. BUREN 179 N. Commercial Street Salem, Oregon. O
