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Paragraphical Items of Qenersl lntere»t to Res- Ident* of Dayton and Vicinity. 8. P. T IM E CARO ■OUTHBOUND Train 361 arrive* 9:19 a. Train 366 arrive» 11:17 a. Train 363 arrive» 6.37 p. Train 367 arrive» 7:13 p. m. m. m. m. NOBTHIIOUND Train Train Train Trahi 36« 364 368 362 arrive» arrive* arrive* arrive» 6:20 8:63 1 ;00 3:33 a. a. p. p. m. m. m. m. Time Card Dayton Bu* I^avea I’oatoflicii in A. M. for 8:30 North bound 10:66 South isiund 12.30 North bound P. M. 3.00 North Ixrund 6:00 South bound The man who sits down to wait for »onr.ething to turn up will need a cushion on the seat. J it the Churches Methodist Episcopal Something of Sunday echonl at 10:00 A. M. and preaching service at 8 0 0 V. M. every Wanted:—Team« to haul lumber. . Meadow I,ake Lumber Co. Sunday. Morning sermon every second and Miss Martha I)«tmering who fourth Sunday at 11 a. m. has been vacationing in the moun Prayer meeting Thursday evening at tains between here and the coast at 800. All are cordialy invited ____ has returned home and is now oc The place of the ''M ethodistgW shake. cupying her accustomed place in Milton A. Marcy, B. D. her lath er’s grocery store here. Minister. Start your children right by seeing that they attend school from the beginning to the end of the term. You owe them a good education and they can get it if you Bee that they are in school. J no. L. Anderson has been ex- ceeeinglv busy these last few days repairing heavy machinery, towing in and repairing autoes. He says if it was not for that new lathe he uses in trueing up shaftings he would be aoout swamped with work. to You Any service we can render is always cheerfully rendered United Evangelical 10.00 A. M. Sunday School 7:00 p. m. K. L. C. E. Wednesday, 7:30 p. m. Prayer Meeting Preaching aervicea first and third Sun day at 8:00 p. m., second and fourth Sunday at 1100 a. n». Everyone welcome to all theae ser vice a. . G. E. Erskine, Pastor. Officer* and Directors of this Bank recognize the fact that the interests of the Bank and its Oepoaitora are MutueL When the resources of the Patron» and Depositors of the Bank increases, the volume of our busineae Increases. It is therefore wlae and prudent for us to assist you to increase your money and property. To this end the most cordial relations between the Officers of the Bank and it* Depositors are encouraged. V Bank of Dayton DAYTON. OREGON Baptist Church Sunday School, 10 a. m. Preaching, Sept. 16, 8:00 p. m. Sept. 23, 11:00 a. m. Head your home paper at a ej»t of B. Y. P. U ., 7:00 p. m. lea» than 2** cent» a week. Prayer Service Thursday 8:00. Charity suffcreth lung and ■ o ' V l j ’Ken’» heater» make warm friend*. Rev. F. S. Lawrence, Pastor. Dayton Evaporating & Packing Co. Evaporator* of Fruita and Ve«et*bl«a. Packer* of and Dealer* in Frul,. V-actable» and all kind* of produce. Always in the man et for Green and Evaporated Fruit» Be sure to see us before selling any kind of produce. duett the man who live» on it. Mrs. Ella Isham was an over Sunday visitor with relatives in Portland last Sunday. Mrs. Frank LaPort, after about three weeks spent in I illamook, is home again. Mrs. Esther Kruger, formerly Church of Christ of this place, but now of Oregon City is making a short stay in Bible School at 10 a. m. Service at 11 a. m. this part of the country, while Preaching Stranger» and visitor» are always her husband is engaged in paint welcome. ing a dwelling house for Andrew M. H. Kendall. Hewitt in the Unionvale country. Mrs. F. E. Berry has been For Sale:—Fresh cow and calf. In Mrs. Perle Hogle and children quire of Julia A. Jones, at S. U. Dey spending a short vacation alter have returned from a summers farm. \ z " ’- *** the hop picking season in their outing in the Meadow Lake coun The Equity Canning Co. of yard near Dayton, at the home try. Her health seems to have Unionvale is busily engaged in her parents, J. E. Mellinger and been much improved by her stay loading another ear of canned wife of this city. This is the first in the mountains. We have not vacation Mrs. B. has taken in a learned whether they will remain products. A double crew is hard at work good many years and enjoyed here or go back to their moun in the D. E. & P. Co. plant here the rest very much. tain home. putting up some 16,000 loganber- Mr. and Mrs. French of L afay-; Wanted:—Teams to haul lumber. Meadow Lake Lumber Co. cy cartons. ette were Sunday visitors at the Willis Channel has severed his home of A. C. Detmering and A telephone message received connection with the Anderson wife of this place, and during from the Secretary of the “ good garage ar.d has gone up to the the day motored to Salem accom roads’’ committee for Yamhill mines near Canyon City, Ore. panied by the Detmerings. The County, states he had just receiv The new M. E. church bell trip was much enjoyed by all of ed word from Commissioner Ben called the residents o f Unionvale them son that the “ West Side High to church service for the first An advertisement is to a mer way’’ would not he built this time last Sunday morning. chant very much what sowing year, and requesting us to an The subscribers for the week seed is to a farmer. It may take nounce that there will be a meet are as follows; W. I). Faught, a little time for the results to be ing of the Good Roads Associa R. R. Stephens, J. D. Palmer, come apparent, but they are sure tion in the Commercial Club to come. The wise farmer is not rooms at McMinnville, Sept 25, II. Patterson. Scott Obye and W------ -------- ---------- 917. at 8 o clock p. m. _ . ii , i _ j j niggardly with his seed, nor the Our city marshall has teen laid „ ith hi„ , dver. wise merchant with his adver I. M. Thompson of Lincoln, up for about a week with a se Nebraska, a brother of Mrs. J. vere attack of rheumatism but is tisem ent Proffitt living on a farm near able to hobble about saying he is John Fuller and wife of Jeffer Dayton, has been here several son, Ore., acquaintances and some lietter. ( ays this week and is enjoying friends of the Densons from the / Harris sella school Ixwks at the state U^ontract price. None cheaper in Ore same place were calling on them himself and seems to be very Tuesday last and incidently look much pleased with the country gon. surrounding this town. It al C. E. McHenry and wife of ing for a location. Corvallis, a brotherinlaw of T f Our store will be closet! all day Wed ways makes us feel pleased to A. Boulden. spent a very pleas nesday, Sept. 2«. on account of Holi lave strangers speak a good word ant day in Dayton last Sunday. > day. D. M. Nayberger, McMinnville, ’or this locality. Oie. J. D. Palmer, of Cottage Grove, D. A. Snyder has been away Mrs. McNish returned home a nephew of W. P. Palmer of this from home this week some where from a visit with relatives in place, has been spending a few in Washington in the interests of Portland Saturday evening ac Peasant days with his uncle and the Dayton Evaporating and companied by her neice, Miss ’amily here and was so well Packing Co. Myrtle Wills, who seemed to en pleased with the condition of Bom:—At Oregon City on Sat joy her visit here with relatives, things in general that he has or urday morning, Sept. 15. 1917, during her short stay and took dered the Tribune to follow him to Mr. and Mrs. Edward Leek- the early Monday morning train home. We hope by his reading band, formerlr of Davton, an 8 for her Portland home. the Tribune regularly he may be pound boy. Mother and baby Next Tuesday, Sept. 25. Rev induced to visit us often. doing nicely. M. A. Marcy of the M. E. church The following named farmers Is it not worth 2 ‘* cents per week to of this place will be in attendance of this locality who are breeders you to get the home news? We will at the M. E. Conference which and raisers of full-blood register send you the Dayton Tribune for less convenes at Springfield, Ore., at ed hogs have fitted up and will than that price. Snbscribe now. that date. During his absence Do not fail to attend the special Mrs. Marcy will be with relatives display their hogs at the coming State Fair this season: Herbert school meeting to elect a director in Portland. Willard and T. B. Clark, Poland to fill the unexpired term of 0. There is only one better man China; D. D. Warnock, Berk B. Rippey, resigned, at the school than the man who gets behind shire; J. E. Proffitt ard W. L. house next Saturday at 2 o’clock and pushes in an effort to im Sheard, Durocs. We expect in p. m. prove the town, and th at’s the the next issue of this paper to John Holland, who is living on man who goes ahead and pulls tell of the premiums and prizes the Fred Francis place adjoining they secured. Dayton is very sick. Miss Mabel CARD OF THANKS F. S. Johnson, w ife and a cous Howard is employed as trained There are hours that come into the in Mrs. Furgusen of Multnomah, nurse who will see that he gets lives of some, when every Impulse of old tim e Wisconsinineighbors and the best of care. the heart is buried under its weight of sorrow. We stand there today; yet we friends visited over Sunday with The W. R. C. held their regu Albert Jenness and w ife o f this lar meeting last Wednesday af would fain give expression to the gratU tude that wells up from the depths of place. As it has been some time ternoon with eight members in our hearts as we remember the kindness attendance. After the business of those who have done so much to com since these friends were privil session light refreshments were fort our precious dead and to brighten eged to be together, we dare say there were many Wisconsin hap served. All report a very pleas for us a starless sky. family penings discussed and enjoyed. E. F. Sargent and famil ant afternoon. *» Interest A ak yo u r G ro c e r fo r G o ld N u »g et E va p o rated Soup V e f e U b le . Lumber, Shingles, Doors, Windows Glass, Mouldings, High Standard Paint, Cement Agricultural Lime, Plasters Lime, Sand Brick Tile, Lath, Fence Posts In Fact Everything For The Builders. s . W . Sigler & Co. L. P arrish DAYTON GARAGE On Main Line of Pacific Highway at DAYTON, OREGON G as and A u to m o b ile S u p p lie r U p -to -d a te M e th o d . and M ac h in ery in o u r R e p a ir D e p a rtm e n t. PARRISH BROS., Proprietor« B la c k sm ith in g All kinds of forge work, wood work and horse shoeing. A first class job guaranteed. Bring in your old machinery and have it repaired. We make it good as new. N e w a n d S e c o n d H a n d Im p lem en t« V P H O N E -6 2 J. E. Nelson, Dayton, Or. STOVES Many styles of Heaters and Ranges can be found in our well selected «tocK. Some cost little; others fairly expensive. No m atter what the price, the quality is the best you can get for the money. ________ We also have an attractive Line o f Washing Machines to show you E. DEMARAY Hardware and Furniture
