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Mrs. Kitts, of McMinnville, was
J. L. Stuart and family were her«
a visitor at the home of het sister
Friday.
Mrs. Marv Stem, Sunday.
J. P. Knox is having some im
provements made on his house.
Iroin Caillou
Mrs. PI« die Baker was a Salem
were bare Sunday.
visitor last Saturday
D. A. Snyder and wile were Portland
Mrs. Velede Brian and Belle
visitor« WeduMday .
Belcher returned from Ashland,
Making ha* on th« va caut lot» in Saturday after attending the R< -
bekab assembly.
town is the order (4 th« dav.
Miss Viola Biddle visited at
C.C. Low and wife and eons of Port
Junction
City and Corvallis last
land visited V. M. Low Sunday.
week.
She
returned Friday aec
a « omplete
of Foncv !
Mise Edith Ott and her motner were
ompanied by her sister, Mrs. R, F.
visitors in Portland last week «nd.
Brockman and children.
and
Groceries,
Fruits
Mis« Stillwell and Mrs. Harry Sher
Jude Han teen and wifj and the
man were Portland visitors Saturday.
Misses
Ruth Hantsen and Mildred
Vegetables
Isn't tbe rain a glorious thing’’ It is Bryan, of Carlton, recently visited
giving tb« ttrawbarry pickers a vaca friends in Lafayette
tion.
J H. Pritchett and wife of Port-
School*
and Supplies
A. C. bare and wife of Portland are land visited relatives here last
here visiting their daughter Mrs. Ollie week.
Mrs Etta Fraser, of Portland,
Mabee.
spent the week end with her sister
Bal ph Abdill Las been busy thia we«k Mrs. S. F. Scott.
repairing tbe pavement on the c'ty
Rudolph Weicbman and family
Phone Red 28
streets.
drove up from Sellwood, Sunday.
Dayton,
....
Oregon.
The ladies of the Betsy Rose
Mrs. Lina Buckle* is having a large
Club
and their families were enter
maple tree in front of her home cut
tained
b? Mrj Bett Brooks Friday
down.
evening
New home grown pea* are beginning
A special Memorial Day x*ru < n
to make their appearance in the local
was
delivered Sundav evening at
stores.
the Evangelical Church by Rev.
Mies Bessie Foeter was here for a few
Frank M. Fisher.
days from Portland to visit with home
Burr Johnson of Seattle, visited
folks.
his cousins, Meed a ines J. J. Hem
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Jack Ketcliera ia in a McMinnville bree, M J. Hembree and J. J.
Expert Mechanics,
All Work Guaranteed
hospital this week fol the removal of a Cary and Mr. Ed Perkins.
goiter.
Mrs. E. J. Jeanett, of Portland
Miss Ethel Jackman was here visiting
We are always on the job to take care of your Gas
visited Mr«. M. E. Biddle and
her parents Geo. Jackman and family
engine,and Automobile troubles.
family.
Sundav.
P 8. Woodbye, from Cocona,
We have a good supply of Firestone, Oldfield, and
Mirs Lain Nichole is in Oregon City
Canada, have recently located on
American Akron tires and tubes, which we guarantee to
this week helping her «liter Mrs. Ed
a farm northwest of town on the
give satisfaction.
Leek band.
Carlton road. They plan to remain
The Peninsula Needle Club met at here. Their
daughters
Ethe’
Storage by the month 12.50. A place where your Car
the home of Mrs. Wendell Willard ye«- Chapman and Dorothy Woocbye
is taken care of.
tereay afternoon.
of Seattle, are soon coming to visit
George Webster who has been em them.
There will be a “Silver Tea” at
ployed in Toledo for several months is
the Social Wing of the Evangelical
home for a while.
R. L. Harri« and wife and Mr«. M. Church. Mrs. Laura Hubbard and
R. Cooper returned from their trip to Mrs. Parker will serve. It will be
Thursday, June 4.
Ashland last Friday.
L. B. Morgan and C. W. Warren
* John Sheldon who has been ill with
the flu was taken to McMinnville hoe- were Poitland visitors Saturday.
Phones: Garage, 62x3, Res., Gates 66x1
They selected the new ball suits
pital for treatment.
Oregon.
Dayton,
Miss Eugenia Burch is in the Me. for the local team.
Elmer Stephenson and wife of
Minnville hospital where she underwent
I
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Angeles, Calif, called at tbe
an operation for appendicitis.
Robertson home,
Wednesday.
Mrs. A. N. Merrill is spending a few They were on their way to their
FULLER
BRUSHES
JAS. W. RICHARDSON
days at the home of her daughter Mrs. old homes in Iowa and Minnesota
Coming to Dayton again Harold Newman at Nehalem.
for a visit.
C ash P aid for false teeth, dental for a series of entertain-
Saturday evening the friends of
The Wright Canning Co., is occupying
golo, piaunuui and discarded jewelry.
merits.
siarting
Monday,
one of the Day ton Motor Co , garage Clyde Beard gave a reception for
Hoke Smelting i Refining Co., OUegc.
him. He has filled the Baptist
rooms for barreling straw berries.
June 1st.
Michigan.”
Mrs. Pearl Hogle came home from Church pulpit for several months.
Portland Monday afternoon after spend As a token of their appreciation a
BÜCKHECTSHOES
beautiful blue and white quilt was
ing a week with fi tends io that city.
For Buckhect shoes, Men, Boys
preseniented him. Miss Florence
Mr«. Emma McNamar terminated
find Girls, go to C. B. Collin, Mc
Barton who has so faithfully
her visit with friends here this week
Minnville, Oregon.
taught the young ladies class was
Oldest married couple at and returned to her home in Dallas.
given a handkerchief shower.
FOR SALE
tending opening night will L. E. Lindsay, wife and daughter
The Hizz Company has been
Kale and tomato plants.
receive a beautiful present. Mrs. Leva McFarlane of Portland «pent giving entertainment every evening
Mrs. Rilev L. Clark.
Sunday at the M. R. Cooper home.
at the school auditorium. Several
. Loganberry pickers wanted.
The stores will be closed all day Sat presents have alredy been given to
Will haul from Dayton.
urday May, 30, as it is Memorial Dav. those holding lucky number.
D. A. Webster, Daytot, Oregon.
They will be open until 0 p. m. Friday George Hembree, Harry Hayes and
night.
A. H. Denny receiving silverware.
Invewtlôale—Then Invent:
Henry Baker and wife were pre
A number of the young men here
A »3.00 monthly deposit brings »500 00
have taken out membership in the sefited with a carving set as they
NÖTIGE
- »1000.00
A »6.00
Woodmen kslge during the past few were the oldest married couple
No
tresspising
allowed without
present.
in 120 month«
weeks.
7 per eent interest figured in the above: permission on my property.
W. W. Lurger and wife left
Mrs. Christ Litscher,
Prof. J. B. Dodson and family former Friday.
They will visit at San
Under State Supervision and Control.
ly of this place passed through here on Francisco, Los Angeles, Washing
American Savings and Loan A««’n.
their wav to visit relatives in McMinn ton, D. C. and Davenport, Iowa’
McMinnville, Oregon.
On Friday of last week the Dayton
which is the old home of Mr.
H. L. Toney, Pt.
E. CorWt, Sec’y. Checker players met the Newberg team ville, Tuesd.y.
F. N. Austin, Agency Mngr.
W. O. Barnard motored to Portland Lunger.
in a return tournament. The launh
There will be no preaching at
were won by the Newberg team bv a Saturday. He returned Sunday and
two game lead. After the game refresh- brought his wife who had lieen ▼¡Mitin« the Evangelical Church, Sunday
Eor Sale
evening, but the E L C E will
8X32 feet silo in excellent con ments were served. The local team friends in that city.
hold regular meeting. The Evan
will
go
to
Newberg
in
the
near
future
dition. Priced right for quick eale.
gelical societies of Dayton,. Union,
for the third series of games.
Major
Miller
drove
to
Portland
this
Inquire at this office.
afternoon and brought his mother, Mrs. vale, Grand Island and Lafayette
Georgiana Miller horn*- with him for a Will hold an all day meeting at
Archie Stoutenbnrg and family les? weeks visit,
Day ton.
Hizz Company
have disposed of their farming
Hari Clark and wife and daugh
The Hizz Company ia coming
Mrs, J. F. Franklin and son Harold ter Florence, were Portland visitors
equipment and four hundred lay*
to Dayton again. Good, clean,
ing hens and moved to Kalama have been on the sick list the last sev- Sunday.
entertainment. Morale and in-
Waeh whore he will engage in the eial day«, threatened with pneumonia
Owing to the illness of Clyde
structive. Many valuable prizes
bijt at this writing are much Irettçj-,
house moving busineM,
Beard, the pulpit of the Baptist
will be awarded.
Dr. Pardy
Rev. J. F. Franklin of the Methodist Church was filled by his father
will give a aeries of health ket»
church is quite sick this week. His Sunday.
Ores and Tom Morey, the greatest
The fifth and sixth grades had a
Yesterday morning the Holsum Bread ' brother D. J. Franklin of Oregon City
living Banjo virtuoso will play.
pienlo in the park last Tuesday.
No admission will be charged. wagon overturned on the Haas bill be- and two sisters Mrs, May Eye «l>d
A fine lunch was served. Miss
The program begins at 8:00 p. tn. tween here and Dundee, The driver Had|e Imboden of Portland came
was slightly injured but is able to lie on 'yesterday evening and will remain here Dell assi“ted Miss Smith as chap
Monday June 1, in Demary’«
erone.
the route again this morning.
{until be is better,
Hall.
Hibbert’s Grocery
Always
Staple
‘
line
Fresh
and
in season.
K. Mabe« was ho«ue (row Portland
last week «nd
This BANK recalls the
valor and fidelity of our
dead soldiers and rev
erently pays tribute to
those who died chat we
may live.
Books
Dayton Orogen
Gates Mvtor Co
We Sell
Standard Gas
Orders Promptly Filled
Everything for the Builder
deafer tn
LATH. CEMENT. BRICK. LIME, SAND.DOORS,
WINDOWS, SCREENS, MOLDS, etc.
Oregon,
Day ton,
General Blacksmithing
Horse Shoeing and Acteyelene Welding
JOE F- FRANCIS.
DAYTON. OREGON
1 Block East of Bank
Hizz Company
Admission
Demaray’s Hall
8 P. M.
Knight Adjustment Go
Tillamook
Hillsboro
McMinnville
Things A Man
Would Never Think of
A woman is guided |>y nn unerring instinct to attend tn:
that ¡8 why we have a lady assistant to help us in our
work.
She lends a delicate refined touch to our service that is
appreciated always.
Every phase of our service is offend
to the public without r 'nervation of any kind
Ladd’s Funeral Home
Day and Night Phone Blue V0
McMinnville, Oregon
Dayton Motor Go. :
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Phone 45x3
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ACTO SUPPLIES, UAH, OILS
Lawn Mowers Ground on Special Grinding Machine
Louis & Pen land
Oregon
Dayton,
Special music at the morning service "p |q j g
at the Baptist Church, Sunday, will be
a solo by Miss Florence Bingham, and
in the evening a duet by Wanda Keene
and Lucille Lorett.
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