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Newspaper
Independence Enterprise
Location
Independence, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Aug 04, 1922
Page
5
Town gossip notes many residents and visitors moving about to Neakowin Belknap Springs and Rockaway. Portland and Salem residents are seen visiting relatives here and at Oregon City with trips to Corvallis and McCredie Springs. The piece also reports a birth in Portland and local folks attending conventions at Oregon Agricultural College.
Son of W W Newton lives south of town and Mrs Newton is a Bulloch daughter. Dr and Mrs C D Butler will visit Yellowstone park entering via Gardner and leaving at West Yellowstone, with Driggs Idaho stop, about two weeks. Miss Eva La Liberte left for Portland then Camas Washington with Miss Lola Morgan, engaged to Milwaukie next year. Charles Hout in Corvallis is critically ill in Portland Good Samaritan Hospital, with Mrs Crosby Davis summoned to Portland. Rev J J Handsaker and family from Portland visited A L Keeney home. he chairs the near east relief committee after Armenia inspection trip.
Charles G. Irvine returns to Farmers State Bank Monday to resume duties as cashier following a three week ranch stay near Summit. He is accompanied by Mrs. Irvine and their daughters Fay and Jean Eljen and Mr. and Mrs. E. O. Seeley.
Advertises a modern four room bungalow with bath, lights, concrete walks and paved street for 1100 dollars and one acre with two large poultry houses for 750 dollars. Claims good terms and proximity to Independence. Contact J. E. Hubbard and C. B. Smith of Independence Realty Co.
Mr and Mrs E E Tripp return from Rockaway outing. Mrs Noma Cooper comes back from Walsett where she worked this summer. Councilman John B Bohannon and wife home from coast points. Mrs N B Moore of Eugene staying with daughter Mrs A L Keeney. E A Weddle back at Windmill barbershop after illness. Miss Winona Carter hosted a dancing party with eight Filipino musicians. Bill Irvine and Alois Miller headed to Cottage Grove then Bohemian mine with grandfather as superintendent. Mr and Mrs E M Young back from auto trip to Victoria and Vancouver via Spokane praising their valley. D C Doner of Southern Pacific at McCoy plant burned left hand on live wire.
The churches schedule Sunday activities with classes for all ages at 10 a m. Beatrice Sliter, a returned missionary from the Crow Indians in Montana, will give a talk at 11 a m. Bible youth group meets at 7 p.m. No preaching at 8 p.m.
The church announces services next Sunday with 11 am morning and 8 pm evening sermons, 10 am Sunday school, and 7 15 pm Epworth League. The W F M 8 meets Friday afternoon at Mrs J W Kelly's home, with all members urged to attend. Prayer meeting is set for Wednesday at 7 30 pm. The column ends with a political quip about Germany and pay days.
Ruth Mills a 1922 graduate of Monmouth Normal and Frank Addison son of Mr and Mrs William Addison wed in Monmouth last Saturday. The couple traveled to Portland Sunday and are honeymooning on the beach.
Mr and Mrs C P Hembree and daughter Elise of Willows California arrived last night for a visit at the home of Dr and Mrs M J Butler in Monmouth.
A new six ton Armstrong cooling plant is being installed at Gus Millers City Meat Market. The ammonia vaporizing network will service the building under the direction of Mr. Ferrier from McIntosh Ice Machine Co of Portland. The system capacity exceeds current needs, reflecting a strong business growth and planning for the future.
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