Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-10-21
Lntest Nay Cozeing Central Willamette Valley By SPec1a Rep
Independence
People Enjoy
Wedding Show

Independence, Ore, Oct. 21.-
Chester w. Hinkle. undertaken of
independence and part owner in the
local theatre, and Miss Florence /,
Burton, well known Independent
,ee lady, were married Tuesday
noon at the home of the bride. DR..
chas. II. Dunsmore pastor of the
Presbyterian church in this city,
performed the ceremony in the
presence of about fifty intimate
friends and relatives of the contrac-
toing parties. Mrs NJ. j. Butler of
independence sang you and Il af-
ter the couple had marched down
the stairs to the parlor. Mrs. j. q.
Mcintosh, lifelong friend of the
bride. played the wedding march.
The room was decorated With
flowers and autumn leaves and the
bride was beautifully dressed in
white silk. After the wedding din
ner, served Immediately following
the ceremony, Mr.. and Mrs. Hinkle
left for Portland where they will
spend a week.
Before leaving for Portland Mr.. |
Hinkie requested that free show
be given the people of Independent
ce Tuesday night at his expense,
and the invitation was accepted by |
Two large audiences. Mr.. Hinkle
purchased tho p. M, Kirkland prop
erty on G street some time ago and
they will be at home there Novem-
ber L.
Among the out Of town guests
present at the wedding were DR..
snd Mrs. M. j. Butler of Monmouth
nrs. Hinkle, Roy Hinkle and Miss
Hinkle of Tillamook, mother, bro
tlner and sister of the groom, and
Miss Emma Hinkle of Portland, a
cousin of the groom.
The Rebekah and Oddfellow lod-
ges held. a Halloween party in |.
o. O. +. hall Tuesday night. An ap-
lsfopriate program and supper was
tIie prime features of the occas.on.
Mrs. Gaylord Godfrey and baby,
and the formers mother, Mrs.
Robert Mckee are visiting rela-
lives In Portland and Oregon City
Mrs. Sarah Young, who has been
living In Albany for some time, re-
turned to Independence yesterday
and will spend the winter with her
s'arents. Mr.. and Mrs Claget.
Van Boone of Winant, Ore, mas
been visiting relatives in the city
since the first of the week. Mr..
Boone la engaged In the fish busi-
mess and brought several salmon
with him to present to his friends.
The steamer Northwestern went
mp the river Monday as far as Cor
Wallis. and brought down a load of
.grain for Albany parties. on ac-
count of this eXtrar un the boat
did not reach Independence on the
down river trip until the next night.
IL IN due to arrive here from Albany
in The morning.
Cyrus A. Woodwork of Portland
and Representative Eugene A.
smith Of Multnomah county, spoke !!
here Moday evening on the meas
ures TO be voted upon at the com
ing election.
BY order of r. w. Baker chair
man OF the democratic committee
"a mass meeting will be held in the
opera house this evening. Hon. Og-
sslsby Young will address the vo-
aers on the issues of the campaign.
tNlr. Young comes recommended as
mn eminent speaker and the friends
of the party look forward to II big
meeting.
Mrs. j. $. Bohannon is visiting
her daughter in Newberg, She will
also visit another daughter in Port
land before returning.
Social activities have been re-
sunied during the past week with
an impetus which indicates much
festfvity in the winter months at
Independence.
Mrs. A. l.. Thomas gave pre-
nnptial compliment to Miss Floren-
He Burton few nights ago In the
WAY of an elaborate luncheon at
her homo on Third street.
The Civis club gave an informal
rsoeption to the newcomers Mon
day evening. 1t was a pleasant af-
fair.
Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Honeyman
who have been spending the sum-
uter nj the Whitaker home in this
city. have returned to Portland to
reside,
Chester Sloper and Ralph Low
srlng are hunting for big game in
southern oregon.
Mr. and Mrs. A. l.. Sperling of
Portland have been visiting at the
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