Friday, Februaryi'
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FOR SALE Jersey-Guernsey cow,
fresh March 6th, $125. I need the
Chas. Harmon, I. -
IStf
money.
Phone 2221
MONMOUTH HEIGHTS
Hopville Notes
FOR SALE O. A. C. Barred Rock
day old chicks and White Leghorn.
Dr E E. Puganne, Independence,
Ore. W-tf.
FOR SALE CHEAF One second
hand two-ton Nash truck, fully
equipped. Also one second-hand
Overland delivery car, almost new.
F. E. Loose, 226 State St., Salem.
18-2t
FOR SALE Maxwell
at the Ace Garage.
touring
?325.0O
lS-2t.
If you want a good photograph
call at the Independence Studio.
You will be pleased. 18-4t
CERTIFIED WHEAT SEED FOR
SALE Certified seed of the Red
Huston variety spring wheat for
sale. Mrs. F. 0. Harris.Corvallis, tjon
Oregon. R. F. D. I. Phone 39F24.
18-4t.
Russell Alsip is busy cutting wood.
V. A .Fishback was in Dallas on.
business Tuesday.
Lloyd Miller spent Saturday and
Sunday in Salem.
Willie Harvey of Cochrane was
seen in our midst Thursday.
P. Fishback was a business visitor
at Orville station Wednesday.
Walter Strain of Monmouth was
on the Heights on business last Fri
day.
Clare Eggleston of Monmouth was
out here nnd got a load of wood last
Wednesday.
George Cheseboro of Monmouth
was out to his farm here the first
of the week.
"Frank Swearingen and son, Law
rence were trading in Monmouth one
day last week.
Allie Griffith of McMinnville was
a visitor with Mr. and Mrs. A. J.
Shipley last week.
Mrs. Herman W'under was a jtne 11
guest of her son, Ed and family of:Part'
Tndenpndence. Fridav and Saturday. I sbaped
Frank Skeen of Monmouth is car
rying our mail while James Henkle
our mail carrier, is taking his vaca-
W'e aro observing "Prune Week"
at our school. Each day we have a
new recipe of some prune dish.
Last week we thought we might
lose some school on account of the
high water, but the water soon be
gan to fa!!.
Friday, the 18th in the date et
for the next Parent-Teachers' meet
ing. The mothers will serve a
delicious luncheon in keeping with
prune week.
Tho school celebrated Abraham
Lincoln's birthday last Friday. Both
rooms had the same program. Two
of the seventh grade girls gave
sketches of his life and Miss Wats-
ling read"A Perfect Tribute," which
was enjoyed by all.
As Monday was St. Valentine's day
we had a valentine box. The little
room came into the big room and
the valentines were distributed to
the boys and girls. In the afternoon
"little room." nal a valentine
Oregon Normal
The new heating plant was fired
up for the first time last week ami
works very satisfactorily.
Friday evening at xeven-thirty the
Petphians will give their regular
literary program. The entertain
ment is planned around St. Valen
tine's day mm a niotiff. The public is
welcome to this program,
(Continued from Pago 1)
inson that the result of the election became i
little later in the evening reports from I)ai
apparent that Kobinson had a walkaway and
.subsequent confirmation upon the completion
illation of the Independence precincts
There was jrencral rejoicing over the ivxu-1
eral venturesome ones went to Monmouth amp
Prof, (lilmoro he of tho load of gravel notolO
MiiiUeii
McPoiialJ, Mm.Wii nnd ' Spitxharl
oleitsimrly the thrw-pnrt suing
Mwu AfuKol Wnstt ami FMrut Mill-
gus attended tho monthly luncheon ! "Hremny Town" by Clifford Chum-
and ineetincr of tho Association of bets.
Collegiate Alumni an organization
'of which they are niembers-
land on February fth.
Port-
FOR SALE 15 acres, one-half mile
from station, 25 miles from Port'
land, partly cleared, enough tim
ber on place to pay for it. $500
will handle it. Will make good
berry ranch. Inquire Enterprise
Office. 18-tf
FOR SALE Cluster Bop Roots at
$8 per thousand. Good vigorous
roots. Inquire Enterprise office.
14-tf.
SEE Independence Realty company
for bargains in farms, city prop
erty, insurance, loans and rent
als. Office Beaver Hotel, Main
street. Phone 1811. 5-tf
FOR SALE House and lot on Main
street, $1200; old house and
lot on Main street, $500; J.
R. Cooper home at about half
cost. All these properties are
two blocks south from Independ
. ence Post Office. J. R. Cooper Est.
14-tf.
Buena Vista
They had made
baskets, which
little heart
were filled
The Normal was pleased to enter
tain on lust Friday afternoon nnd
evening Mrs. Heiin, Mrs. Carter, Mrs.
Gallagher, Mrs. Mosier, and little
Louis Bean. These ladies aro wives
of members of the legislature now
in session in Salem.
The winner of the preliminary
contest held at the Normal last week I
was Miss Jennie Carroll, who spoke
on "The Stranger Within Our Gates."
Miss Carroll will represent the Nor
mal in the State Oratorial Contest
Mr. Monteith himself mi tig n vvell-
i balanced program in addition to th
o work in "The Highwayman."
Hi is a fiivorite with Monmouth audi
ences and the rich eiuooth beauty of
bis tones and his charming delivery
during the evening brought Mm
much applause. His itri-oriipiinUt was
Miss Mm May Cooke.
The school orchestra played as if
Inspired ami have never this year
showed to better advantage. MiS
Zelmn Sail vain, (Veil Hughes, Ger
trude Rogers, Helen Cornelius, Mary
Ivlith Driver. .r f
addud much to the -concert.
f
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fl
All Irislunmi mud,, f
country jail and au i;
to nee the governor, &
On being Urdlercl i Y
ioiinry's pirsetK,. .0
fuvur of an int-i vi, , '
er wIhj w t iuf;K
penalty of tho tw m
the morning.
mi
"So, my man,"
'you cannot , th
with home-made candy. They ateu0 be held in Eugene early in March.
the candy while Miss Watzling told
stories about St. Valentine's
FOR SALE 1918 .Ford
wagon body, good tires
Inquire at Enterprise.
Roadster,
?340.
4-tf.
Wilbur Devine was a weekend
visitor with home folks near Lebanon.
W. H. Murphy combined business
with pleasure in Portland several
days last week.
W. H. Morgan, our congenial mer
chant transacted business in Dallas
Wednesday of last week.
Miss Alma Wells returned to her
school in Salem after several days
stay at the parental home.
Wayne Moe, who is employed near
Lebanon was an over Sunday visitor
with his sister and father here.
Mr. and Mrs. Edgar Lichty visi
ted with friends in McMinnville and I
Bellview from Saturday till Monday.
Miss Gladys Reynolds, who (s
teaching in the Albany schools was
l a weekend visitor with home folks.
Mrs. J. JJ. Prather came down
n ' ir 3 r i !
iium vervains .uonaay lor several aIj of these servic(.s
aay s visit among relatives here.
them
day.
Last Monday morning the teachers
of Hopville had the misfortune to
get stuck in the mud on tho way to
school. When they arrived at the
schoolhouse everything was quiet.
On entering the building they found
that the president of the student
body, Wade Carter, had called the
Miss West gave an excellent talk
at the chapel hour on Wednesday.
She spoke on cultural reading, calling
attention to many recent books on
various subjects, hooks which every
well-informed reader should know
and enjoy.
Cole, Mildred Scott, Dorothy Clarke,! to be executed in fc!'
Mr. and Mrs. Loe and PtmlL Skren j visitor are not p,.rt
were cluwen to give the on -neutral j prisoner on the day 0j
numbers. Very commendable wan j what might be your
the work of the nchool accompanist,
SIMMONS
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earn
The Normal men's basketball team
played Philomath last Saturday eve
ning. The game must have been
school to order. He took charge of exciting as the score was 28 to 33
the bie room and one f the lder eirls in faver of Philomath. The Normal-
took charge of the little room. The ites are good losers, however, and
teachers were delighted to find that promise to reverse the score when a
the pupils were so thoughtful. return game is played in Monmouth.
1 Next week is National Week of
R,no nnrl tht fln)imn imrmnl nKrwl
-ni -'.v ...........
2 f flQ KstllirCflGS wi'l endorse this nation-wide move
ment by singing each morning in the
Christian Church chapel the good old songs which
B'ble school at 10 a. m. Mrs. S. reflect the great heart of the people.
Tay'or Jones, superintendent A talk "Pen Bolt," "Robin Adair," "Music in
will be given on America's first hero, the Air," Minstrel Boy," "All
George Washington. Thru the Night," "How Can I L-ave
m.
FOR SALE 210 McCloud Incubator,
cheap, Fred Draeger, Route 1,
Independence, ll-2t.
FOR SALE Singer sewing machine,
oak library table, three burner
Windsor oil range, carpet sweeper,
vacuum, 3-4 bedstead, spring and
mattress and refrigerator.
J. C. Collins, Phone Farm 5124.
3t.
SEE F. M. Brown for
loganberry plants.
Precchirg at 11 a
Great Salvation."
Evening services at 7
mon, which will be of interest to
all is: "If the Dead Could Talk to
Us What Then?"
FOR SALE One heavy work mare,
25 acres river - bottom land close
in, to rent. Light wagon for sale.
Phone. M8012. 18-tf.
Mr. and MVs. Nelson Anderson of
McMinnville were visitors at the
N. C. and E. J. Anderson home
Thursday and Friday of last week.
Mr. and Mrs. W. W. Wilks and
little son of Tillamook are making an
extended visit with Mrs. Wilks' moth
er, Mrs. P. T. Christenson and family.
G. E. Harmon and N. C. Anderson
delivered a load of fat hogs and veal-
ers to Albany Monday, and Frank
Fisher to the Independence butchers
the same day.
extra fine The Ladies Rural club met at the
ii-cx.- nuine oi .urs. r. i, unnstenson on
Tuesday afternoon and eight mem
bers answered to roll call. A social
afternoon was spent and dainty re
freshments were served.
Subject "The Thee," are a few of the many songs
to be enjoyed.
30 The ser-'
ine case oi me play, "i,reen .stock
ings," to be given by the Juniors in
' March has been selected as follows:
i U A m :.... tm.. c-i . li ii
iou are cordially invited to attend T .. ' ,,
. .i.i.... .Leone Raruer. Ruth-Anne Hoffman.
Fannie Steinberge, nnd Messrs. Mark
Conklin. Joe Stover, Chester L.
Ward, Glen P. Turner, W. L. Van
Ian, W. J. Mulkey, und A. W.
Johnson.
In the Circuit Court of the State of
Oregon for Polk County.
J. E. TAYLOR, 1'Uintiff.
vs.
MAGGIE PEEK, (i. r. Pr.r.h, Juux tired," i a win rna the
A?..1 ... . i .'''"' Madame Mont.ri by
his birthday, nnd I (mlI
ing him many happy j
. 4t h
"P not work Itovlnd
liku of work, that intf
Harold Hull, Pastor.
POULTRY .MEETING AT
MONMOUTH, FEBRUARY
SHEEP SHEARERS will soon a-
gain make their continuous round,
beginning with goats. Hilmar
Olson. Temporary address in care
of J. F. Miller, Independence. 18-2t
!Y0U do not need
raise bigger crops. C. C. P.
more
land
Co.
to
LOST Plain band wedding ring.
Grace Yeater, Independence. 18-2t"
There will be a meeting of the
Farm Bureau Poultrymen at the
Community House in Monmouth.
rriday evening, I-ebruary 25th nt
8 o'clock r. m.
Prof. Cosby of the Poultry
partment, O. A. C. will give instruc
tion on incubation and brooding
cHicks, etc. The poultrymen of Ind
1 . ir . . . . ,
jjenuenee, .nonmouin, r.:kins an
iunity are requested to be pi isent
of t!'
RUBY TAYI.OK, RI1.LA I.ITC1I-
TF.NTIIALKK. K. (2. I.ITCH TEN-
THALER, GRACE HKUMKIKLP,
CHARLES UKUMFIKLP, ELLA
KIGEK, HULDA HAMMERS!. KY.
SETH TAYLOR, MRS. SKTJI
TAYLOR. W. W. NEWTON, and
J. E. TAYLOR, as dminittr.
tor of the Estate of CHARLOTTE
IOLLEY, deceased, clrfetiiianta
To Ella Kiger, Hulda Hanimerby,
Seth Taylor, and Mm. Seth Taylor,
Pefenilant aNive named:
IN THE NAME OF THE STATE
OF OREGON: You, and each of you,
are hereby summoned and rcquiri-d to
appear and answer to the complaint
of the plaintiff in the above entitled
suit, now on file with the Clerk of
the above entitled Court, and vou. and
each of you, are hereby notified that
if you fail so to appear and answer
saiil complaint on or In fore the 2nd
day of April, A. U. l'J'Jtl. the plain
tiff will apply to the Court for the I
relief demanded in the complaint,!
namely: for a decree of said Court
fixing and determining the right
and .interests of all part in!
ink-rested in the following de-!
scribed real estm.., arid for a de. i
tree of said Court partitioning twul
real propel ty among the parties -n-i
titled thereto, and for an in-counting !
of the rents and profits of mild rt-al
(Property, Mlbxciuwit to the ."!rd day
or June. A, I) i:n. and if it iiplx-nr
I . i. .. . i . i ' ,
bur rnc- rem proper ly cnniioi ie
dice'a "The New Chll.Uck
or believe that the Mli
d i not only an e.h.1 n
but a philosophy of lif;Kd '
Capital Cityfi
n pi
AGENC.rBl
Df
by
of Salcfcte si
laundry will U
nd Frid ,n
All Work Gu.
Wind Mil! Baikal
Where Service u ? t
Williams & horr
i Coo
rn 0
"It-1U"T!',J ".!" "iFa- i
year
t bus
l c t .,
the L
man- I
of
Mrs. Lottie II. Mcintosh, teache
of voice and piano, has received
i . iv . ,
i-ei ..lucaie irom me state supenn
tendent of public instruction, whit
qualifies her to grant credits to hi-
school students who desire to study
music outside of their regular school
work. She is also a member of tho
Oregon state teachers' association.
LAST WEEK OF OUR
FEBRUARY
&UBBuu iri 11 JfJf
Our Mrs. Solof has returned and has brought
with her unheard-of bargains; but so many of
these are vanishing before we get started that
we advise you to call early and take advantage.
Sale Closes on Monday
Bring your whole family; they are all wel
come; and on Saturday we always have a hot
cup of coffee to serve free.
People's a
h St
Salem, Oregon
Get and save our Premium Coupons
We pay your fare within a radius of 30 miles
on purchases of over .$25 in Dry Goods
tl
i !
me i
1 1
li
aid, be di itrihu'.-
; parties entitled Ibrr.-t.j
ere-
im-i.r'se
aiiiit(f the
after li.iv.
"The Penalty." one
tures of the v.-ar. in s h.duled toC''1""1 and partition,.,! ,,uv ,ng
i 1 . , , . ,. . , parties entitled thereto without
" ' "'".'ll'est prejudice to their Itlfercitl
evening, I-ebruary lft. .The story , therein, then that -mid real property
i.-i one ; f tn-inen-.i power, fire,. : '" iJ and nil moneys derived tt:
full-.' Khowinr b-.v food immiU fr"'n. fd fn. in the r rit hi
11 , . , .. .1 I'for
iiiiany (ivcroiii. ;.;;u 100K tliu plat
' " ' '"' 'i course ; ii, ei-.t f attorney's f..,., ;! ,...( w , f
this sort r.f jlay requires skillful pre. ; this smf, which s-iid t.-nl proo-itv
iv.an am the actors nr.. nu s," ' i .i.e.i n tj!o-, t--w tt :
1. . ti. 7, !.f!. the K:i--t-
'v fwo-third.K of Lot . h. nil in ihnt
A motion picture showin.' H,a ,''.,',.'k "!U'.' "r "f H'-f-a
"h! are .iSaCe W-.iK ,,M ft.,, t
shown a tho ch.-i t.el tinn,- r,,,i., f
the children form the trninle.r .
J
4 dent
;it. g.
fu::-.
1 i a I to the
Ma
are
tasks.
t he
.M-.-ei ill:
: Meridian
"ir!v. Or, i-o(1,
,rt ).'. S-,,,i: , ,.f ".!.,;
!iie ee.,,,,1 ,l p. ... ,.f
Mre..:
tl..
as well as the normal .students. This
film was used to illustrate v,i-. w,,,u
leirur done in the elasses in Library
methods nnd some model lessons on
the use of the library being worked
out in the training school. The mV-
ture was secured from the free col
lection of films loaned by the Univer
sity of Oregon.
a.
i tour, or villas- ,,f pll)r.r,M
:."M tnat ju.lgm..nt wi'! be ip,.ri
-i"air:-t yu fr (!. ,,.;;,.f . 14 , . t r , . J , . , I
:ln the complaint, hs l:ereilial..,ve r, t.
; forth in,, ,,.si-nl.e,
j This Summon.! ; ,,.,! ii,e, i tp...
j Indeperidenee Knt -i pr,,e for ix ::iic- i
, c:-MVe ami consecutive week.
-'en siicccsMve nn
WeeKIV pill, licTitj,, us lh
Ann
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at ft
THEATfeu, 1
Slfitf. A
-1 for
Orit 1? I
NIGHT
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The Pig Mud, then
he Ii
I mens
wan
and fellow
Lodge
nee, ti
endenc
"Tlie Kife
t nctive
Of LGVi-
(JKEATKST SM
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and
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Hit of The
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KLAIiOUATK V'
SPKCU
Ir. Albert Leughridge of Salem
will speak at the chapel hour FrM.jv
morning, I-ebruary 18. Mr. Lough
ridge is a distinguished veteran 'of
the Civil War; a man who was
identified for many years with tin.
educational history of Iowa, being a
teacher in the State Normal, and di- I
reding the first summer school ever
eld in that state. Ho has led a n
active, varied life and assuredly has
meseage of worth for his heave
The townspeople are invited to eom
w this chapel exercise.
The choral work chosen for the
annunal concert of the Oregon Nor
mal School muHic forces was one
of the most ambitious ever attempt-
t nere. Deems Taylor's cantata
"The Highwayman" was the offering
this aeas-tn. It i8 an interesting fact
that the young American corner
wrote this especially for the fifth
uvai oi the MacDowell Memorial
assoemtion held at Peterboro, New
r'"1"11'"-' Jn august, 1014. Miss
ocnueue, me head of the Mie ,l
partment, had, fr its intelligent an.
prec.ation, a lecture-recital in the
monuay morning chanel rm-;,i wi.l
the-admirable Rupport of John Claire
Monteith, dramatic hnritnn ,.e n...
i . . .i i on-
land, and Mrs. Rvchard. ih
of Alfred Noyes' poem, the Oregon
Normal Glee Club gave an . ,..
j ft , . ""MiHKU V
"iierprctntion of tho enn-
tata. i
The Misses Wilson, Berg, London, L
Pridav.
and endintr
April 1st,
leencmg with the iv.su
I-'ehrtJ.'iry lth, J
with the ism,,. ,f yr-ua
i in niir w.tr'i-f I.. .. i .
-n the l;ih .lay of February l'l'M
bv the Honorable , ,t. Hoi.i,,,",;
Judge of the founly Court of th
State of Oregon for Polk County.
HKNMAN & SWITZKlt
I',.-t, rr ' tonieys fur plaint if f.
Xostoffue addresH, Coi-vallis, Oregon
he he!
Good
lie v
r and
1 A Piece Jan sed a
" 0l'CfeVnRkln
.A . A
Uwer J.,r .. mw
Ut : Haws ',,k'h con
I-nst 2 Kowh llal
Ga.'i-y
War lax 10
Mail orders
Seat .Sale 5!
EARS :
hones
r lings, a
w to m
WHA T IS BETTB
jversity
Reyno
after :
J X . - .
ii . , jive isai
inan making two blades grow where owi t last
before? again.
Uram your farm with Everlasting Claj "ft
f from t
aunt 4u Monmouth, K he ha
MmrJ known
-in a le
la no
I this y
for good,
LOCOMOBILE
38-6 CYLINDER TOURING CAR
Befit s:
In perfect condition
shock Absorbers,
New ?2G0 to,,.
good th-en and battery, We)
P.ngine overhauled and brake!' .silver tt
Will stand I'mMnuf invftt tru Kill, ttina bal
en & W;
to bo proud of. Wj,y ,,u . .,,,., vn
this high grade rnv f,. i, . , rday, Mi
fe y' cni for 'a iny and on terms iffj" Te
1'UKI) KIRK WOOD M and
SALEM, f f'1 to at
it J.
210 STATE ST,
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