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Newspaper
Independence Enterprise
Location
Independence, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Dec 30, 1910
Page
5
The Calvary Presbyterian Church choir offers another sacred concert next Sunday evening. The choir features some of the city’s best vocalists and has drawn large audiences for previous performances. The public is cordially invited to attend this evening of song.
Corvallis and nearby residents spent Christmas at home or visiting relatives. Names include Mr. and Mrs. Cong and Lynn from Corvallis, Mr. and Mrs. Lavery of Portland, Miss Cathrine Campbell returning from Condon, and many Portland and Salem visitors stopping by. The report notes a sheep predation incident involving Rodney Coulter's flock and a charity event at the Christian church.
Minees Hagel and Mabel Lerence returned from UU at O for the holiday. The Misses Maggie and Alien Hutler entertained the Social Hour Reading Club Wednesday afternoon. Dr Thomas Zeiber and wife stay with her parents. Herold Bogert of Salem visited town with a man named Grimes.
Smallpox cases in Silverton confined to one home with patients recovering. Two nurses contracted the illness. Oregon Legislature to convene with many bills. Senatorial contest resolved to quick action. Dr. William Welch, pioneer, died in Silverton. Woodburn saloons shut by dry vote. Red Cross Tags visible in cities. State wool growers converge in Portland January 4. Mrs. Kiret to be sentenced for manslaughter in famed murder case. Medford’s first national bank buys prime site for new building. August Erickson fined $400 for selling liquor without a license. Mt Angel College student Charles W. Smith elected priesthood in St Mary’s Portland. He will reside in Medford, Josephine County. Grants Pass dry versus wet quest pursued after November vote. City to hold wet dry election December 30 under home rule amendment. General election left city nearly even.
The executrix Mary BE Stansberry, appointed by Polk County Oregon court, seeks all creditors of Allen W. Stansberry deceased to present verified claims and vouchers to her Independence Oregon residence within six months. Dated December 20 1910. B F Swope is the attorney.
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