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Aurora State Bank
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DIRECTORS»—H. L. Bents, G. W. S e m i» , Dr. B. F. Gteay, W. S.
Frans Kraxberger, J. H. lfiley. Grant B. Dimick.
AURORA STATE BANK
AURORA,
OREGON
Produce & Commission Merchants
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Wholesale dealers in Wheat, Oats. Hope, Potatoes,
Onions, Onion Sets, Green and Dried Fruits, Oregon
Grape Root and Cascara Bark. Highest Market
Pifee paid for all kinds of produce; etc.
Branch offices and warehouses, Hubbard and Canby.
CALL ON OR ADDRESS
W. S. - Hurst & - Co. OREGON
AURORA
W. D. Reame*
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F. B. Oglesby
Fashion Saloon
Best Whies, Liquors and Cigar#
Full stock of fine Lunch Goods
Reames & Oglesby, Props.
BARLOW, OREGON
We Do Good Job Printing
W IT AURORA WEEDS
Bakery and Short Order House
Creamery, Lumber Yard, Fur­
niture Store, Feed Stable, One
General Store, Millinery and
Dressmaking Establishment.. ..
Situated midway between Portland and Salem, on the
main line of the Southern Pacific Railroad, with the richest
agricultural section of the west contiguous, Aurora offers
unlimited opportunities to homeseekers and investors.
COME, INVESTIGATE AND BE CONVINCED
FOR FURTHER PARTICULARS, ADDRESS
Aurora Commercial Club
AURORA,
OREGON
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Correspondence
DONALD ITEMS.
Two new bouses are under construe*
tion at the presenttime, one being for
Clarence Maya and the other for H. N.
Goode.
The Donald Nursery Co., now has a
large force of men employed.
The fine weather we are haying seems
very generous in distributing colds.
Donald will soon hare fine streets as
a ditch for tiling is being excavated the
entire length of the business and resi­
dent districts. The women are talking
t»f agitating for a board walk wide
enough to foil their go-carts on.
J. C. Johnston has put in a line of
confectionery in connection with the
postoffice, and the outlook is very prom­
ising for him. It will go under the
name of the Donald Confectionery and
will be open all day Sundays.
The Donald Nursery Co. has a crew
of 25 men busily engaged in grafting
and planting ©Ut seedlings, and have a
payroll of over $300 per week. The
present time ii the rush season with
them, but there will be work for sever­
al hands all summer* Their plant con­
sists of 33 acres at present and they
have a full line of fruit trees, and three
«acres devoted to roses and different
kinds of ornamental trees and shrubs.
The Ladies Aid society of the church
will give a social on Saturday evening,
March 25, in the church* Aprons will
be on sale and refreshments will be
served. A musical program will also
be rendered and a good time is assured
all who , attend.
Dolf Crissel, of Portland, was teen
on our streets Sunday.
A school meeting was held at the
Feller schoolhouse last Saturday for the
purpose of voting oni A new schoolhouse
for Donald. Donald won by a majority
of three.
HUBBARD NEWS.
Mr. and Mrs. F.. W. Fry ere moving
their house to the.back end of the block
to make ioom for the new dwelling they
will build soon.
A number came from Canby in auto­
mobiles last Friday night to take in the
musical entertainment given by tee
Hubbard Orchestra and Baud.
Mrs. H. A. Hinkle and daughter, of
Portland, are visiting friends and rela­
tives in Hubbard this week.
It wilt not be long until Decoration
Day, so don’t forget to do a little work
on thosejots soon.
M, S. Schrock and M. E. Clawson
are out with their Gasoline Spraying Ma­
chine spraying trees around town.
The baseball team donned their new
uniforms last Sunday and had their
pictures taken.
The Oddfellows are having their
building remodeled, working it over
into an uptodate store buildsng. It is
reported..that a large general store will
go in as soon as completed.
Miss Bella Cotdron, of Portland, is
visiting friends in Hubbard this week.
Mr. and Mrs. S. T. Daniels lost their
infant child/ 3 weeks old. The burial
wsB at the Hubbard cemetery Tuesday.
Mr Vesen purchased an automobile
of Henry Scholl last Monday,
Mrs. A. F. Knight, of Portland, vis­
ited Mr. and Mrs. G. W, Knight last
Friday and Saturday.
Mr. and, Mrs. C. H. Ttullinger visited
Portland Saturday and Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. G. W. Knight visited
Mr. and Mrs. A. F. Knight in Portland
Saturday and Sunday.
, If you want to see a nice line of shoes
for either ladies or gentlemen, it will
pay you to see tee line K. & S. nave.
The musical and vocal entertainment
j given in the Armory hall last Friday
i evening by the Hubbard Orchestra and
| Band was well attended, there being
! nealy 250 people present. The program
i was weH rendered, each and every
1 piece showed that much time and study
I had been given to its preparation. The
| band rendered two marches in good
| style considering the time they have
| been together and the fact that' they
j have 36 pieces in the band. The or-
| chestra rendered several fine selections
while the vocal offering were excep-
{tionally pleasing.
Hop Merchants
Full line of hop supplies,
including twine, burlap,
sulphua, spraying material
and hop fertilizer.
We have several brands of
the best Portland Cement.
Before contracting your
hop crop, see us.
Mishler & Cribble
AURORA,
OREGON
New Aurora Hotel
JOHN LUNDEEN, Prop.
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VERYTHING first claaa. The best of
accommodations for the traveling
public. Transient trade invited*
Good Bar and Reat Room in Ebnnietion
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Aurora Drug Store
Drugs, Medicines, Chemicals, Toilet
Articles, Fancy Soaps, Chamois Skins
Brushes, Perfumery, Etc. Etc.
Prescriptions Carefully Compounded.
M. . Giesy, Prop.
OREGON
S. A. Miller
Undertaking
Embalming
Woodbum, Oregon
Aurora
Electric
Co.
light and Power
W e make the world brighter.
The Sun ia our only rival.
Canby,
HOP
J. B. Hurst, Manager
Both ’Phones
WIRE
Oregon
FENCES
% If you are thinking of using your ok) hop wire for fencing
see J. S. Vandeleur of the Marion County Fence Co. be­
fore doing so as he has the only method by which you can
build a fence out of the hop wire that will be stronger and
will stand up better after years of use than any ready
woven fence on the market; and it is HOG TIGHT. We
will be pleased to let you have a trial outfit so teat you may ^
try it out to your satisfaction. *.*. *. *. \ \
Marion County Fence Co.
WOODBURN
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