Merchants Win In Justice Court Involving Farm Property
In a justice court case near Independence a jury found Wm. Wright guilty of assault with a dangerous weapon after he pursued Hoselton with a gun to repossess farm crops. Hoselton held a lease and fled, claiming he acted to protect property, while Hunnicutt and Baker played roles in the dispute. Wright was jailed for forty days and another page details contemplate further action to explain the matter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. RK
Heselton
Hynnlcutt
Hoagton
Wm. Wright
W. Dbd. Wright
Art. Baker
Hoselton
Wright
The
Reich
Mr. Baker
Guardian Arvay
Hosellon
Wrielt
Water system upgrade urged for Independence
J l Witte of Oregon Power says improvements to Independence water system are progressing and a noticeable gain could arrive before summer. He notes action on extending water to North Independence depends on citizen encouragement and willingness to patronize the enterprise. Citizens on both sides urged to support early completion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. l. Witte
Oregon Power Company
Comepany Ja
Ita Water
Suit For Damages In Dallas Platform Accident
Mrs. Lydia M. Howeed sues Jen J. Warner of Dallas for damages after an auto collision on a depot platform that allegedly caused her injury. The case seeks compensation for injuries and related losses from the incident dated earlier in Dallas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lydia M. Howeed
Dallas
Damases
Jen. J. Warner
Portland Board of Trade Banquet Planned at Independence Club
Independence Commercial Club held its first post July meeting to discuss inquiries from across the country about moving into new business lines. A proposal by Arthur Meyers to build a woodworking plant was referred to a committee for a final report. The Portland Board of Trade may visit Independence around September 7 to observe local industry, and the Commercial Club will host a banquet at Hotel Serena.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rice
Portland Board of Trade
Serena
Portland
State Fair Board
Polk County
Thief Steals Watch and Cash From Welker Home
Tuesday evening Chre Welker’s guest stayed over. the visitor woke early and stole a watch and about five dollars while Welker slept. The burglar escaped before morning. Welker reported the loss to police.
Taft Favored In Independence Straw Vote At Hotel Serena
A hotel lobby straw vote in Independence showed Taft with broad support while Roosevelt earned a minority and Wilson received no votes. The result is not a total city sentiment but offers a gauge for the November vote prospects.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Serena Sundeay Afertoan
Taft
Roosevelt
Wilson
Davidson and Hedges Peaches Donated to Enterprise Office
Mrs. Davidson sent choice peaches to the Enterprise office from Davidson and Hedges peach orchard yesterday. The fruit arrived at a perfect time and kept exceptionally well despite the delay.
Home Institution Farmers State Bank of Independence
The bank is described as a local home institution with stockholders who are farmers and business men owning homes in the area. Capital stock of 25000 is fully paid and shareholders number 811, serving local business houses. It mentions paying interest on time deposits and invites customers to call.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Farmers State Bank of Independence
Independence
HOP HARVEST NEARS AS PICKING STARTS IN PART
Hoppicking season approaches with some harvesters already at work. Most growers plan to pay fifty cents per box by measure and expect ample jickers of the ground. In Independence area, crop looks excellent and workers should earn good wages. A street incident occurred when two horses pulled loose, prompting J C Carlos to seize one horse and prevent harm. J L Hanna aided by rescuing a boy as lumber wagon dodged through the scene.
A Farewell Reception for Ada Ketchum at Walker Home
A delightful evening at Mr. and Mrs. Walker’s home honored Ada Ketchum, sister of Mrs. Walker, who will become Hospital Superintendent in Klamm Falls. Asters decorated the scene, late fashion worn, then guests moved to Craven & Moore’s for refreshments amid further decorations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Guy Walker
Craven & Moore
Card of Thanks for Kindness in Bereavement
The family expresses sincere appreciation for the kindness and sympathy shown during their recent bereavement, gratefully acknowledging the support received.
Pioneer Merchant Retires After Ill Health
Zed Rosendorf the pioneer merchant and the last merchant in the city from 30 years ago plans retirement due to ill health. He is closing out his stock at less than cost and will retire once inventory is sold.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chant
Dallas Guests Visit Local City A Few Hours
J. L. White and Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Herzog of Dallas spent a few hours in the city on Wednesday evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. L. White
Mrs. Wm. Herzog
Dallas
City
Change of Proprietorship at Ver non Brown Ph G
Ver non Brown becomes proprietor of the Ver non Brown Ph G after P. M. Kirkland retires. Brown, born in Nebraska, previously bottle washer and later pharmacy clerk and manager in several coast cities. He graduated as an honor student from O A C, and has prescription clerk experience including Ryner Malstom at Tivoma Washington with high daily prescriptions. Harvey Fischer hired as clerk and helper.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
P. M. Kirkland
Vernon Brown
Kirkland
Brown
O. A
Departmen of Pharmacy
Tht
Ditferet
Ryner Malstom
Tivoma
Wash
Harvey Fischer
Correction on railway extension yard name
A notice fixes the misprint in last week's report on the Independence and Monmouth Railway extension. The line will reach the yard previously owned by Krebs Bros, now the Wrig rich ranch after a recent sale, same location as stated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Independence & Monmouth
Krebs Hop
Krebs Bros
Wrigrich Ranch
Kizer Family Welcomes Daughter at Home
Mr and Mrs Walter T Kizer celebrate the birth of a girl at their home on Sunday August 18. The couple announces the new arrival with joy and gratitude.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter T. Kizer
Prohibition proselytizers tour Willamette Valley
BB Lee Pagel of Portland and O A Stillman of Salem, on the prohibition ticket for US Senate and Congress, tour the Willamette valley by auto. Pagel touts party reforms and long advocacy against direct Senate elections, while Stillman forecasts big turnout next November. They have spoken in 56 towns since August 4. Page title notes Pagel's banking and public service roles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lee Pagel
Portand
United States
Prohibition
O. A. Stillman
Slem
Congress
Willamese Valley
Puget
Paget
Stillman
Messrs. Paget
Mr. Paget
Portland
Peoples’ Power League
Oregon
State Grange
Porticsul
Portland Trust Company
Pagt
D. H. Gill
County Prohibition Committee
China Pheasant Visits Grocer in Odd Town Scene
China pheasant patrons L G Reeves grocery with a big bird entering through the front door and strolling to the barber shop after a shave. The previous day a jackrabbit wandered the business district, seeking work and fleeing toward North Independence avoiding dogs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Comig
Dee Taylor
North Independence
Council Holds Quiet Session in Independence
In Eldridge’s absence mayor pro tem M W Mix presided as council members Bohannon Dixon Campbell and Mix met. They advanced street grade ordinances and instructed lowering Railroad street bed for alignment. Franchises and a Monmouth street vacancy were postponed to next week. A sewer permit for C A McLaughlin and a drain fee request from Mclntosh were referred to committees. Wood removal north of the post office was ordered to enable a new sidewalk on the Ash Creek bridge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eldridge
M. W. Mix
Tolcol
Messrs. Bohannon
Dixon
Campbell
Mix
Recorder
Southern Pacic Hellway Co
Railroad Street
Monmouth Street
C. A. McLaughlin
McIntosh
Ash Creek
Wallace Millinery Teems With New Season Trimmer
At the M. E. Church Mrs. M W Wallace returns from Portland having completed her millinery selection. Miss Mitchell, a highly recommended trimmer from the East, will join Mrs Wallace for the coming season. Griffis Besser departs for Sclo Sunday to make his home. Sunday School at 10 a m. Evening service announced with themes and special music. Pastor F N Sandifur notes cordial welcomes to all attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. W. Wallace
Portland
Griffis Besser
Sclo
Baron
Ing
Joe
Epworth League
Skinner
Floyd D
Browne
Salem
Hewitt
Roy D. Elkins
Also Mentioned on This Page
Conkey
Walker & Lehman
Gun's Point
Commercial Club
Independence Commercial Club
Drege
Blew
Verdon
Mr. Meyers
Arthur Moore
Messrs. Rice
E. Clemens Horst Co
Hanna’ Brothers
Tme Rmning
C. A. Carlos
J. L. Hanna
Real
Pioneer Merchant
Zed Rosendorf
Mer
Ence
China
L. G. Reeves’ Grocery Store
Ces
M. E. Church
of International Fabrics At
O. A. Kreamer
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