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About Dayton tribune. (Dayton, Oregon) 1912-2006 | View Entire Issue (March 26, 1925)
u —w Quality Economy LOCALS Service We believe the best to be the Cheapest County Supi. S. 8. Dunean la bete on busineea baiar. Mr. and Mie. Phil «atoa were in Salem on hueuiesa yeetaiduy. Chas Hadley has bad a cement walk Ishi along tils property on Oak street. Hibbert’s Grocery Always a complete line of Fanev ; and Staple Groceries Fresh Fruits and • Vegetables in season. Special on Toilet Soaps Your Choice of Assortment 14 Bars 79c Phone Red 28 Day ton Oregon W. P. MORRIS & SON Getterai Blacksmithing, Machine Wort, Aceteline Welding. Wtfiot. and General Wood Work. New Auto Springe, Horseshoeing a specialty Day ton, Oregon. Phone 45x1 KU NtWinovle was off duty a couple of days tins week, Leetar Day eulwli- tuled. LAFAYETTE Mra. F. K. Further and two children strived ou March 17, from Moro, Shvr- tuan county for a viait with her |uirenta Mr. and Mra 8. F. Seott. Mil slakes Mrs. May Cattle and (aiuilv. Aaher Siem and wife of Forest Grove vGIled bia tuot tier, Mis Marv Niton on Sunday. Mie Eunice Kirts of McMinn ville was also a visitor. Calvin Miilaue« of Portland spent the week-end silli hia parents and elaters Let’s Be Friendly W * want to lin on friendly tornm with ever^y re ¡dent of tliia coininiinily II we ar« Hot, it h wo b‘»|* through no fault of ours. All wo want i< an opportunity. We want you to «uake our bunk your li<<aili|iiar tvra W h will enjoy talking with you about your nf- fairs, your deals, your I iuh I iichm . your farm j roblcins, your atock, your prospects, your experiences. It broadens our view We are willing to learn. Pos sibly we can give yon something interesting in re turn. This Bank values your friendship. Mrs. Clint Hembree lied lbs mielorl- Frank Senn and wife of Port . Uba to run lie rigid bawl into the elec land visited relatives here last tric wringer on Friday. We are glad to learn that she is recovering Iron the Tuesday. injury. Carl Launer and wife visited at Elmer Wanner and A. H. Laman the Ed. Howe home in Albany, «ere some of tbs number who have taken advantage of the smelt run at the Sunday. Bandy. W. L. Bishop and wife of Port Mike Koyctcb, wife and daughter land visited friends here Saturday Ogla. ol Beaverton were Sundav visitors at the Hari Clark homa. afternoon. James Davis went to Grand Ronde, Jim Penland and M. G. Miller were Sunday to sea about work (or the sum transacting business m Portland, mer. Wednesday. Norman Car.ton. who had been sick lor some time with pneumonia, was It is reported that Mrs. S. A. of Dayton taker to the hospital on Friday for an Burnham ia quite ill at a hospital operation. i Dayton Orason in Oregon City. H Scbuknecbt of Portland, who han James Wakefield and family have assisted Bev. F. E. Fisher in bis work moved here again after spending the in the Evangelical church during the past year, preached his last sermon (or winter in Portland. this coufersiice year Sundav. Helen Roeeman in »pending her Mesdam?» M. C. Fletcher, Laura spring vacation clerking in the Hubbard, and W G. Cvurtnev and Mi»s Bell Belcher spent a d»light(ui Shippy and Filer etore' Everything for the Builder Orders Promptly Filled day with Mrs. Edna Schmid at Carlton, Miss Conata nee Fisher epent Friday, Mra. Schmid also entertained the week end in Salem at the her mother. Mrs. Delmar I'erkius and elater, Mra. Gladys Laughlin. As it home of Misa Rutb Burch. was chicken dinner no other comment deafer tn Jacob Seitter and wife of Mc ia neceaaary. Minnville visifed thu F. W. Hole Mrs. M. E. Biddle ha» been on the ÿumofi r and cs sick list but >• on the road to recovery. family here Sunday afternoon. Mrs. J J. Hembree gave a most LATH. CEMENT, BRICK. LIME, SAND,DOORS, A number of Rebekahs from liglrtful St. Patrick luncheon to her WINDOWS, SCREENS, MOLDS, etc. here attended the Rebekah con* friends. vention in McMinnville yeeterday. for miss Loik Andrews was quite sick Dayton, Oregon, Leckand who own» a several davs. For a time it was thought that an operation was in order. We home i.erc has moved into it after are glad it could be avoided. a year or more in Oregon City. A goodlv number of Rebekahs attend- McMinnville, Soiue'.uly ran out of gas Saturday ed the convention nignt, at least they went to the Stilwell Wednesday. Earl Kidd, the barber, who has rent garage and took all there was in their ed the shop of Ezra Oliphant, deceased, car. opened up hie place of business Friday Elmer Jackman came home from I have installed an Aoteylene Welding outfit afternoon. Monmouth yesterday (or a few days Mrs. E. D. Roseman and children re* and respectfully solicit your patronage in this line vacation. He is accompanied by a turned to their home at Dayton, Mon friend. of work. day, after spending two weeks with her parents Mr. and Mrs. M. Oliphant. G. B. Westerfield and hie mother, of JOE F- FRANCIS. DAYTON. OREGON Emil Lindroff while working in bis Bremerton, Wash., spent the week end garage Friday, had the misfortune to 1 Block East of Bank at the Iner Mortensen home in this fall and hurt his head. Weare glad to Box No. 03 town. •av that no serious injury resulted. P hone RED 62 “A JEALOUS HUSBAND” Mrs. S. A. McCann, who has At LaFa vette schoolhouse, Monday been visiting a daughter in Mc evening March 30,1926. Minnville, returned home this The Cast: week. James Stone, a jealous husband, Harvev Rors Raymond Jackman of Camas, Eva Stone, bis daughter by his first Washington spent a few days here wifel Alice Wade last week with relatives and Beatrice Stone, bis young better-half. friends. Bernice Blough McMinnville Hillsboro Tillamook William, a servant Orrie Biddle Jake Heidinger and family ac Dora, a maid Helma Biddle companied by Miss Emma Hogle Torn Blain, a nephew of Stone Rai pl h Jones spent last Saturday in Corvallis Daniel Webster White, a colored visiting friends. waiter Cv. Warren Neil Browing, a young lover Walter Senn, who underwent an L. B. Morgan operation in a Portland hospital Gustave Pudere, a shell-shocked recently, is at home now and musician Milo Blough improving nicely. Jbiiue Button, a happy go-lucky chap James Da vie Baeil Goodrich and family have Lillian Tussell, an actress moved from the Jas. Wakefield Mrs. Frieda Lindroff property to the Love property Anna, a maid to Miss Tussell near the park. Ellen Lewie John Davis, a married masher F. E Berry has a force of men Bert Clark engaged in hoeing his early hops Catherina Davis, hia bigger and bet- M ib . Rowe Robertson which have made a growth of ter half AUgnuta Davie, their daughter two feet or more. Mrs. Viola R obb Hill, a’eonstable Carl Reister The City has completed the Mrs, Miller, an Irish widow laying of a cement sidewalk io Mra. Hazel Coughtry front of the property recently Samuel Hicks, a country gent acquired from Mrs. E. J. Nichols. Clinton Wytnnn Carl Reister. prop director of the plav. Wm Schell and wife are once Act 1 in James Stone's residence in Chicago more residents of Dayton, having Act 2 in same place two weeks later fl moved onto the John Burch prop- Act 3 and 4 take place in same place erty in the southwestern part of two days later. It only costs a hundred dollars to paint it, Music furnished by Harold Howarth, town. but it enables the owner to get five hundred Ruth Ballinger, Mrs, Ralph E. Taylor Miss Emma Perreon left Tues- and Constance Fisher. dollars more for it. > w P. NORMOYLE PHIL GATES Gates Motor Co NOTICE COMPLETE STOCK OF FORD PAR^S Expert Mechanics, All Work Guaranteed Have you tried those new blue bulbs in your car? If not. why not give them a trial. They will enable you to see a greater distance and the light is not blinding. We have a good supply of Firestone, Oldfield, and American Akron tires and tubes, which we guarantee to give satisfaction. Storage by the month $2.50. is taken care of. A place where your Car We Sell Standard Gas Phones: Garage, 62x3, Ree., Normoyle, Red 100; Gatee 66x1 Dayton, Oregon. C ash P aid for false teeth, dental UNION VALE gold, platinum and discarded jewelry. Dick Kidd and Mr. Counties were city Hoke Smelting & Refining Co., Otsego, visitors Tuesday. Michigan.” Mr. Westfall and daughter Edith went to McMinnville, Monday on busi BUCKHECTSHOES ness. For Buckbect shoes, Men, Boye M rs. Maudie Launer and Mrs. E. T. and Girls, go to C. B. Collin, Mc Wilson were county seat visitors one day this week. Minnville, Oregon. Mr. Merritt Miller, Albert Smith and Mrs. C. D. Thornton were city visitors Baled vetch, clover, and oat hay for Tuesday. eale by W. 8. Hibbert. 8. C. Dixon is up from Portland for a few days, Seed corn, well acclimated, raised Floyd Fowler and wife and Mr. Ch Ids here tor the past fiteen years. Herbert Willard, Dayton, Ore. of Portland spent Sunday at the C. L. Fowler home. Berry Growers! What’s the use of Miss Leia Wilson who is going to being torn and scratched by the school in Salem was home over the thorny varieties when you can get week-end. the Genuine Cora Thornless Black Carl Launer and wife spent a few berry plants as smooth as a grape days last week with Mrs. banner's »is- vine, at 15 cents each or in 50 or 100 ter and family Mrs. Edd Howe. They lots 10 cents each. Come and look ,report Mr. Howe to l< in very serious them over at my ranch 3 miles condition. He has a very severe case south east of McMinnville, Oregon. of eczema. day for Monmouth where ehe ie C. T. Booth, R. 2. Blue Grass and Rodtop Are Mr. Miller is home after a few weeks attending school, her »ister Anna Beet Lawn Mixture# spent in Portland with Mr. and Mrs. For Sale accompanied her as fur as Mc Hewitt. The lawn mixture giving best results Queen Incubator, 140 egg. Minnville. in the Willamette valley is Kentucky A'most new Price $15.00. Brood Sows For Sale The Pleasant Hour Resuing Club blue grass 50 per cent and red top 50 John Shelburne, Two Duroe Jersey brood sows to far held its usual meeting March 20. per cent. This is sown at the rate of Phone 16X3 Dayton, Oregon. row their second litter in June. Twenty member» and two guests were one pound to 300 square feet. Clover is W. E. Grabenhorst, present. A committee wss appointed not recommended because it bruises, FULLER BRUSHES Route 1 Dayton, Oregon to buy a new book to p «sent to the grows uneven, is difficult to mow, and JAS. W. RICHARDSON has a vellow spotted appearance right library from the club. after mowing. A further disadvantage Maxwell touring ear for sale cheap. You are invited to drop into Is that it prevents effective Bpraving to 1925 License, New Battery, Rubber fair. W. 8. Hibbert and family and Van Dorn’s and have a drink of Will trade. Gates Motor Co. Tudor Tucker and family epent kill pious Infestations. The spray kills pure radium water free. the clover with the moss, but does not Sunday on the Sandv fishing for injure the narrow blades of the grass. D. C. Van Dorn, D. A. Snyder and wife and Mrs. smelt. Besides having a pleasant A mimegrhph on the treatment of moss R)Ute 2 Dayton, Oregon. Lina Buckley spent last Sunday lime they returned home with a in lawns may lie had by writing to the 4T. afternoon in Forest Grove. experiment station. * gunny sack full of the fish. H ay F or S ale Knight Adjustment Go Just Like a Newly Painted House À Appearance is what counts, and the world judges men in exactly the same manner. a Made-to-measure clothes are an investment — not an expense. They enable you to command the top price for your services at all times and you are well repaid for your initial investment. y Rose & Company Clothes K * tailored to your individual preference assure you of being correctly attired nt all times — and the price, so unusually low. enables you to effect a saving of from $5.00 to $10.00. Over 300 new Fall fabrics now on display at Shippy & Filer, Agents Dayton Oregon J ;
