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THE OLD, OLD STORY
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Buena Vista
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and Mrs. E. U. C.olwt of Suvcr
Sunday callers on relatives
Thoy were accompanied homo
Miss Aiuiu',
The kiddies of today sit upon grand-dad's knee
and listen with awe to the wonderful tale of the
"Giant Firecracker." All of the pranks, the deaf
ening noipes and the filled hospitals, so much In
evidence about the 5th, 10 or 20 years ago, are but
shady memories now. An evolution la taking place
that is bringing us back to the realization of the
VLji true meaning of "Independence." And, best of all,
" 1 thA hPArtA and minds of the co minx generation the
3 essence of the Declaration of Independence ani
wnnr it m nn n h rn inn . iiiui ilhu tiuttiu. ...
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Mr
were
here.
K.. tl..ii ilniiuhtor,
had boon visiting relative hew f-r
several days. The Gobut u- driv
ing: a new Nash i.
Mr. and Mrs. W. D. Simmon-.1, Mr.
and Mrs. M. L. McGown mototvd to
Albany Sunday afternoon .nul rilwl
or lvlatives.
Mr. V. I. Reynolds left f.r U-lan-on
Saturday to spend a .vH; wth
i,;., ,iiii,Ttiiir.
W D Niikells, wife and dau
'ten," Ine and Eula. Mr. and Mrs.
EdKar Lichty motorfd to hamuli
county Sunday and spent the .lay
with relatives and friends.
M. N. rratlwr transacted business
in Albany Thui-sday.
Arr. and Mrs. Clove Trather and
tW visited Sunday
.in Salem. Mi
who had spent several weeks in the
capital city, returned home
them.
l)oo Black, the hustling eattl
r was in Linn county last
.. i t fin,, hiineh of fat catt!
for the Miller Bros.
dependence.
M. X. Prather, wife and pran.l-: roads.
,1,U,t..'r. Miss Mabel Prather, packed n, T
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Growthof
Miners
State Bal
Since Organization
NOV,
NOV., 1!U3
NOV.. It'll
NOV., 1915
NOV, PUtJ
NOV-. P'17
NOV-. 1!1S
Nt)V., PJ1
Bonds & Arrant
m2 (17.000.00
91,000.00
, . 87.000.00
lr poult.
9.VOOO.00
109.000.00
l i2.ooo.ort
lhH.OOO.Oll
;:t n.ooo.oo
nov, luia
NOV, tills
NO I9H
NOV., 1913
NOV, 1I6
N(V, 1917
NOV., 191S
NOV, 1919
in.oo.o
2H,000.0
331,000 Oft
with !
Mabel, j J
vi
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buy-week
Parker
Mr. and Mrs. Krnest Zielesch i""
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f ln-t.ired about twenty miles oeyon.i
PONS ill. IS J HUSKY
t!UE!:i)i:it AT MONMOt'TH
Tlu Orison Cmw-r in it July
i.-iii.- iHM.tl f Im'f tru cut of
Jew Electric
Shoe Repairing
Shop
C Street, Between. Main and Second
All Kinds of Repairing, Laces
and Polishes
All Work Guaranteed
R. E. HEREFORD, Proprietor
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Imny last Sunday ami rvpori icHiiu jVny (, i'uW,n f M.-iilnuuth, rt
publican nominee for reprvscntativp
Peterson and sons were call- In,m l ,-,,uiity. My:
their kits and left for Belknap spring j, on the Conns ut Aulie nuiay. ( ,...Mr. joW,.l, m u.l.litlon to Lriiitf
for a week's outintr, the former and j w ,,ulll,r famiiy ,uui 1(. N.jnu nii.er of tl... On-k'n (irwr Co
latter in' the hopes of petting relief lnt.kinson ul family returned the .operative aviation. h"ll fnember
from asthma of which they are bothfjit of th(, W(.,,k frilI, week's out- !up m the fllowmk- f..u,rtivP
afflicted. nK t Ncskowin-.m-the-tK-ean. Fair ' -Mt pi rann.-r Ur.iun; J'.dk
R E Prather and N. C. Anderson flsliM )in, salt air were enjoyed by 'County l urni llureavi; OreK.n I'niry
finished their contract for Betting a!K mrn's Monmouth C.n.
out several feet of piling near Black j Mr, r w. S.ark was in PortUnd nw Creamery. He '-iit eight yram
Butte and with their crew of men re- ,,ast as master of Monmouth Graiw and
turned home Sunday. I t , a ,n ! 'h' l'H M 'rr mMtr "f
lit... 1'.". t I.. Ii.fti.iftn l.f.ll.'.. i
1,1,' ,.'tn .".... .v .... .... --""',
which position ho utill holds. He is
A. B. I-acey made a
j Guy Prather, who finished hgll son Rliy, at Wellsdale last week,
school this year and also graduated in j SavuKe llf Sll!l.nl WSI!, tt vlh,tor
;music last year, has accepted a pos-; Zk.lll!lt.h home Sunday,
liion in Salem playing in a , c.bmt : .t , m
a fancy salary. He left for that city
Saturday.
EOK SAI.KT. Al J
Mitchell.
Kt)U SAl.KMifortei
inmhtritt nrnl Bain ru.
luiic Moore 4 A.li '
Co.
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.ulKS v iiioeiie iuoj i-jr. ....
ji!m prrmdent of the Polk County
Pair AsisUitioti and th Polk Coun-
Pnn liurrau. rr thrr er
I'mvfll innliaged the Monmouth
WANTED - Have tnrt e
Uy work or rontri,
ing, hrit(iig &r
j J. 11. Way. lloytst,
!m,
her .iU-r in
.Mrs. Lovnn wn u inR a few tays visiting
visiting her mother, Mrs. P. C. Chris-! u.v,,1.t..n
tenson. I The annui s,-hool meeting was
J. M. Prather is at his ranch this hM at thi, lumse Monday night
week making a few minor improve- BnJ afu,r rC(,utar business new of
ments. ficials were ej'itej. Mr Grace
Mr. and Mrs. Perry Wells and Mrs. iurt0I, wa!j tinted director for three
yours to succeed herself ami A. E.
('o ojnTiitive Creamery ami served
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George Ground were rose show visit
: rrl.,r,,l rmm Friil:v until ir .... ... .t.,,,..i i..i. ...... -
J Sunday of last week. Mr. ami airs. , to succeetl himself. A special taxi
Frank Grounds, the happy grand-:was vott-d.
I parents, took care of the little daugh-1 it.v. proppt.
Xlter of the latter at the farru, home pointment in the school house Sun-
I 'during their absence. 'day afternoon.
rl Mrs. E. J. Anderson has been) A good old fashioned community
: major of Monmouth for two term,
(.Mr. Powell h a big, l'u , Hran cut
native Onioinian, having hern Imrn
'on a fiirm near Albany. Il wm i-H-lUcnted
a' Monmouth, Trartolyvania
'c.illete jihd Yale univpntity. H ha
taiitfht loth m high srhmd and col
b't'c in the east, and iven yrart at
repn Normal schl. Mr.
Powell ntH-rate his own farm, sie-
'cildieK
met his regular ap- ..
WANTEOTwo
vr to pnuit t dwt!fefc:
uir at KntrprtM cfn
pure bred Jemeyii and
POIK COIN TV HUIKKS.
A Grocery That Never
Disappoints Customers
Not Best Beeause Biggest
But Biggest Because Best
No Order Too Large To F1U
No Order Too Small To Fill
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quite ill the past week with rheuma- picnic was held in Morton's woods on j
tism and other ailments. She is 'Thursday and the whole countryside! Cliff.. rd Hutrhimt. wif end two
some better at this writing and ho.- turned out. Fried chicken, salad, j sons ami J. P.. Hutchimt of Dallas
many friends hope to see her up amcoffee and cake, pies, etc., nt tojiuve started un an automobile trip
around soon and able to be among i mention ice cream, delighted young to Fort Worth, Texas,
them again. Dr. Stark of Albany is, folks between the ages of three and! Full fity ia, voted to l.ml the
attending her. j sixty. It was an enjoyable occasion !,,-h..o district for :r,.im tor a
Last Saturday night ?!oo-n was jt0 all and one to be long remembered. I tu.w high mhoo! building. It e.
cast over this entire community Mrs- c- M- Banson and son, John, ' perted that work will b started at
when word was received that Mr. iof Aberdeen, Wash., are visiting her an early date.
Henry Knighten had succumbed to .brother. C. W. Sparks, oml family.! The new n.ni:ing factory at Dallat
:heart failure at 10:30 p. m. He Tiad lne primary class of the Sunday is m full operation, employing lut
not been in good health for several ;"-'' entertained by th"ir f,(j p, .,!e.
FOR SALE -Sow wrih rr
in pjgs for 140 if au,
Krm t 7 rlemh, Pri, C"
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FOR SALE -Vallry C-w
and $H a ton if tskmRs
fit-Id. A. E. Morton. hv
2-It
THREE SU
Jlutomobik
IIAHY CltA.M) iUWl
OVEKLANI).
STinEHAKFIt.
INDEPENDENCE C.U.
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! years but his death was unexpected, wiener, Miss hmma .lelesth lust
He ha4 worked hard that day haul- Saturday afternoon. It was an en-
at'joyable affair to the score of
Mi
i mors under IS yearn are re-
:'iiiicd to serjre n permit before thry
ling hay and retired as usual atJaDle Ti"ir to the score of little can secure eroph.vment in any mini-
Inight but later complained of feel-j nes anfl with games and good things lufuctunng; pl.-u.t, u. r,rling to a law
iing liKe ms nose was going to Dieeu. lv" "v ""-j a ruunu or pleas-;ena'te(i i.y the ID Pi leginlnture.
His good wife got up and placing a
This Store Aims to Serve the Public Pleasantly and Well The
Goods We Sell are Just as Represented and When Drders are Given
We NEVER DUPLICATE. We Send You Just What You Order,
Never Send the "Just as Good" Kind.
CALBREATH & JONES
paper on the bed and raising her
husband, he leaned over and passed
away. Funeral services were held
Tuesday at 10 o'clock at the house
and burial was made in the Albany
cemetery. Mr. Knighten was past
71 years of age and leaves a wife
and several children, besides many
friends and neighbors who mourn bis
death. Many beautiful flowers found
their way to the home in memory of
a good friend, and neighbor.
Mr. John Knighten and family of
Portland and Mr. Henry Dickson and
family of Salem and B. Knighten,
wife and babe of Jefferson were called ,
here by the death of their father, ''
Mr. Henry Knighten.
ure.
Eugene Local excelsior plant ha
128 men in the woods.
Ranks -27 milis and rumps with
in 2 miles f here assure work for
many men at good wages.
Salesman i
Old Kciiuble Farm Dtf
ii .... .,....t..KUn war's Tfl
I ill nt ninniii nv iui vi
Polk County. Will fir :
territory and furnish lirtoH"
pert to right man. W
Plant and you can mdt f:
by calling on the ranchm
Fall delivery. Put SP!'?
your automobile nd rover i
ty thoroughly. AnMr o
STARK DAVIS 0
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1A8 E.urth St. rnu
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The
your Fourth ofjuy
Meat
Of course you will have a" fine
meat dinner for the holiday
and where will you buy it?
At this shop, of course, which
is a 100 per cent American
shop and handles the finest
meats produced in this coun
try. Choicest cuts of beef,
larnVA.
etc.
pork, veal, poultry,
Order your winter supply of wood
from W. J. Clark. Phone residence
722 or leave order at the Enterprise
'office. 7-tf
YOUR TIRE Trouble
Adjusted promptly and in a work
manlike manner. Try me. SER-
IVICE in big letters.
Savage, Curtis and Racine Tires
and Tubes for sale.
M.J. O'DONNELL
Across from Farmers State Bank,
Independence.
THE CITY MEAT
Main street. ,
MARKET
Independence, Ore
?tter eetf-yieid UBurod. iietur, cheaper
nrl mar rwlisherl bv ail fowl, feimniv die-1
t Aw on tablet In ona quart drinking water .
4 an of i 00 latere taDieta, WK an oi
iJbUtt, tl. Stoat back f t not Ba'.isU J,
Has been greatly relieved. You will be safe
now in buying that car you were figuring on.
We HavhThem
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Mas A
and
We also have good buys in used
Maxwells, Overlands, Boris and Chevrolet
The Truck Season is here. Don't forget our
Maxwell and Nash Trucks
THEY LEAD
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