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Newspaper
Independence Enterprise
Location
Independence, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Dec 09, 1921
Page
5
Social notes recount visits by Patterson Wood and others, trips to Portland and Salem, hospital news, and community events. Residents attend church revivals, a Deaconess hospitalization, and a Masonic gathering. Local farmers report corn exhibits and hunting trips, with several relatives visiting from out of town.
A four year old red steer with long horns and a brand on the right hip is reported missing from City Market. The notice requests information on the steer’s whereabouts and states it was last seen near the market at 9-2t.
Will Walker hosts Kill Kare kinb at Hotel Beaver for a four course dinner. Guests later visit the Walker home amid choite chrysanthemums. Dr and Mrs Butler Mr and Mrs Hubbard Mr and Mrs George Conkey and TH Hirschberg attend. Bridge club hosts at G C Skinner home with M H Pengra and G G Walker honored. Tatting club meets at Mrs P H Drexler. Parent-Teacher Association hears Edwin T Reed of O A G critique popular music and praising Carrie Jacobs Bond. A Normal school quartet sings with Miss Michelson performing Out where the west begins. Mrs W S Small plays Bohemian Girl and Plymoresque and Souvenir. Benita Stroud discusses county nurse work and benefits of trained nurses at county level.
The M E church invites all to Sunday school at 10 a.m. preaching at 11 a.m. Epworth League at 6 30 p m and a song service at 7 30 p m Some hymns will be sung and favorite hymns may be used Prayer meetings occur Wednesdays at 7 30 p m The Ladies Aid meets Thursdays The W F M S meets today at Mrs Heaths on Monmouth Street The young people classes have social time and welcome new attendees Primary class for children Archies Jatin leads Sunday school at 10 a m Rev Proppe preaches at 11 a m on Let go and Let God and at 7 80 p m on The Unpardonable Sin The seven piece orchestra plays each Sunday night You are welcome to worship with us
Flour buyers can purchase Prize Peach hard wheat flour at 2.10 dollars per sack with guaranteed quality. Pride of Oregon flour is offered at 1.50 dollars per sack by Oregon Milling and Warehouse Co. 14-tf
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