OSBORNE Disc. Drag and
Springtooth Harrows
Superior and Thomas Drills
International Low Down Ma­
nure Spreader
Dayton Hardware Co.
R. G. Starr, Manager
Miss Lula Nichols spent from
Friday
until Sunday with relat­
Paragraphical
ives in Me Minnville.
PuinB of Gtoerol l«tw**< m Ooytoo ."d
G. B. Londershauaen sjient
Vuinity
the day Thursday transacting
business in McMinnville.
Kale plant« for «alv l>y F w- H°le.
Mrs. W. C. Stewart and baby
left Monday for Salem where
QR. (). C. GOODRICH
they will visit fora week.
Leonard Large, of Nebraska
DENTIST
is spending a few days with his
Day ton, , :
:
Oregon old time friend IL Stermer.
Messrs. John and August Auer
The L mc H o « Auxiliary will meet in
the (’tub
Tuemiay afternoon. of Me Minr.ville were visitors at
the A. Rossner home Sunday.
Mar. 25 h
Ollie M ibe« was home over
William Stunner who has been
attending
business college at
Sunday.
Eugene
is
home
for a vacation.
Rev. G. R Stover visited Port­
S. M. Richards accompanied
land Wednesday.
hiji son. Charlie to his home in
Ch rles Spangle spent Tuesday
La Grande, Ore., Saturday last.
evenig in Newberg.
Spring Millinery for sale by
II Gilanders was a Portland
Mrs. J. C. Nicholson and altei
visitor Saturday.
Wednesday, March 19,
tf
R-v. W. C Stewart S’ ert this
For Sale: A few settings «/
week nt Canby. Ore.
Indian Runner duck eggsat$1.0O
Artichokes for sale. Inqmn a setting.
of C. J Countiss.
13tf2
II. G. Coburn.
10tf2
L. J. Shippev was a Portland
There will be preaching ser­
visitor Wodne*day.
vices in tiie < 'hi -1 ¡an chut cl.
Homer Avery returned to M<-- next Sunday morning and even-
Minnville. Wednesday.
ii g.
Prof. Dodson was a Portland
L. Hurror w •*, neice ant
visitor Saturday last.
daughter, of Carlton spent Sun­
M. G. Miller was in Portland day at the A. Rossner home in
this city.
Tuesday ami Wednesday.
William Hibbert was a New-
Mrs. Lula Levis and son. Elmer
¡o' Portland. visited her sister
IhTg visitor last I hursday.
R. Gabriel was a Portland vis­ Mrs. .James Convert, Saturday
i'.d Sunday of last week.
itor. Saturday and Sunday,
Bert Hord has been spei li o The question of building is
also b«ing agitated at Spring­
a few days at home this week.
A. C. Detmering was a Mc­ brook. as their school has almost
Minnville visitor last I hursday. outgrown their building.
Miss Abbie Nichol spent the
Misses G’’ace an«f Mabel How­
latter part of last week at home. ard were S loin visitors Sunday
Washing neatly «lone. Lace last, arriving home Monday
morning. They say the river
curtains n specialty.
scene
in fine.
Mrs. Bert Yeager.
10tf2
Mrs. Elma Parish Klausen, of
L. C. Davis of McM nnville
visited with 1). A. Snyder Mon­ Portland, has been spending a
few «lays at the home of her
day.
parents B. Parish and wile.
J. Bones was a Portland buisi
Our friend Homer Avery has
ness visitor the tore part oi th«*
been
limping ’around town the
week.
last few day« on a pair of
Glen Hord came up from Port­
crutches. The soreness of his
land to spend a few days in
foot being caused by a nail.
Day ton.
Revival meeting now in pro­
Mrs. H. G. Ogden and brother
gress at the Evan relical Church
visited Portland M nday and i beginning at 7:30 P. M. Rev. .1.
Tuesday.
A. Good, of Portland, will assist
Ross Watson and wife v ere the pastor for a few weeks. We
Portland visitors Tuesday ami extend a welcome to all.
Wednesday.
I,. E. Kain representative of
R. Chilcott was a Portland the Shultz Belting Company of
business visitor Tuesday and Portland, was a I^ayton visitor
Wednesday.
Thursday. He said his parents
F. Rasmussen, of Newberg who used to live near the station,
spent Sunday at the H. C. Peter­ are running a hotel at Long
Beach, Cal.
son home.
Bishop W. H. Fouke D. D., of
Miss .Jeannette Ogden spent a
few days in Portland the fme Naperville, III., will preach at
the following places Sunday,
part of the week.
Mar. 30, Dayton Evangelical
Church 11 A. M., Union vale 3
P. M. and Layfayette 7:30 P. M. :
The Pleasant Hour Reading
Club met for another interesting
afternoon last Friday at the
home of Mrs. A. Nicola with
Mrs. (). Goodrich as leader.
Twelve members were present.
The next meeting will I m ? held
at Mrs. E. Nichols, March 21
with Mrs. A. Nicols in charge of
the lesson. All members are re-
quested to be present.
The Sacajawea Club gave a
farewell party at the home of
Sylva Rowley, last Thursday
evening, in honor of Ruth Mc­
Nish. The young people enjoyed :
a pleasant time and at the close '
of the evening all wished Ruth '
much happiness in her new
home in Canada.
Marcus B. Parounagian, a lec­
turer billed on the Lyceum course
at the Methodist Church, ap­
peared before a large and ap­
preciative audience last Friday
night. Mr. Parounagian gave
a very interesting talk of his life
both in this country and the Holy
Land.
Fur Rent:- 40 acres in the
Re«i Hills about two miles from
Day ton. 20 acn s in small trees.
Address A. B. Wilmot
275 Russel St.
Portland, Oregon
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via the
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Round trip tickets to Loa Angeles on sale daily with long return limit and «top-
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Further particulars on application to sny Agent. Ask for descriptive literature on
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John M. Scott, General Passenger Agent, Portland, 0regen
SCHOOL NOILS
Oscar Dower was absent from
school Monday.
The tenth grade has taken up
the study of p ane geometry
Loyd Bertram was absent from!
school Tuesday.
The ninth grade is reading:
“The Gold Bug. ’’
Mr. Gabriel has purchased two
n w pictures which add greatly
to the apearance of his school- (
room.
The Freshman class gave a
farewell party to Rena McNishi
i n Saturday evening March 8.
Tin •• w >e ab ut twenty-five
'Hm decorations'
et.; in games.
at.d everyone reported a g«x»d i
time.
Webfoot
Mr. Claude C. Peery and wife, '
of P »rtland are visiting at 1 is
old h ime. Tae»' came in timeto,
enjoy a birthday dinner with
Mr. Peery's twin sister, Mrs.
Fred West.
Mr. Klate Unruh is down fr m
Salem working
his fruit trees.
He expects his family tnis n«t k '
and thev will make their home
< n the farm.
Mr. Llovti Goodrich and wi
spent Sunday at th«* home <■
Mr. and Mrs. Al. S. Peery.
Mr. Herman Wilson and v '<
were guests at the Adam Bam r
home, Sunday.
Visitors in McMinnville last
Thursday were Mr. Gilkey and
wife. Mr. N. A. Harrisandv ■
Mr. M. S. Peery and wife. Mrs.
M. .J. Peery and John Peffer.
Otis and Guy Mayberry are
sick with the mumps.
’ he County Court was through
the Webfoot district this wet k
inspecting the roads. It is sin­
cerely hoped that they will see
fit to do some work on the roads
as there has been only a small
portion of the tax money collect­
ed from this district spent on the
roads.
Pleasantdale
Azelia and Hallie Hasting re-
.. «y after
tume«! to
st week at
visiting a » *
patents, Mi.
the home ( 1
and M s. 1 :
is on the sick
Wm. L ■
lis\ । his wt t k.
A'
<■(
lister and son.
C r -
\
tri i lativ«s in Sal­
em. > ■ u”<;. • an< Sunday.
\\
•
was a Portland
visitor. W< dnesday.
A
i
D, i a'lson, of Mc-
A
< «1 a tew days
t
v < ■ K v
I er grandparents
B. York«- and wife.
Mrs. Ralph Hadley visited
Sunday at the James Coovert
home.
Couniy Sch ol Noles
Furnished by the Seaerintendent and
Supervisor.
CONT1NVKD FROM FRONT PAC.E
Ten letters from the pupils of
I’ike Valley infoim us that their
flower garden is growing nicely,
that water has been piped from
a nearby spring, that a drinking
fountain has been installed, that
they are going to grade the
grounds, and that they are plan­
ing extensively for the coming
Fair. They will also have a soc­
ial Saturday evening.
These warm days should re-
mind the children that it is near­
ly time to get the garden ready
(CONTINUED ON LAST PAGE)
Dayton Markel Report
Butter country......................... . . 30c.
,,
creamery.................
,33c.
Eggs................................................15
Poultry---- ------------- ----- —....... >öc.
Veal............. ........... .... -............... 9c.
Beef................ -..... ---- ----------- 4 J*c.
Pork.—....... -....... -....... —......
9c.
Mutton.......... ...............-......... -....... 7c.
Oats .................... - - ----- 32c.
Wheat...................... -.... -............. 70c.
Hay clover-................................. $9t.
“ timothy---------
$9t.
•* vetch and oats.............
$9t.