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About Dayton tribune. (Dayton, Oregon) 1912-2006 | View Entire Issue (Aug. 20, 1925)
•«•«••••*••*••*•*•*•**•** MM** LOCAL? Sei vice I Economy Quality F J. Deets and family of Johns were Sunday »laituri in John Hash Iranaacted business in La Fayette They paaseil through Oregon Citv last Wednesday town Salurdav evening enroute to F. F. Berry was a business visitor in Corvallis where Mr*. Deel«’«later MeMinville Saturday. reside«. Returning the neat day W. T H. Tuck»r spent • I«* days in they partook of Sunday dinner al Portland Uns week the Hari Clark home. After e«- Mrs. J. W Sim« «peni Ute week end cb»nging greetings with many »t with relative« in Portland their old friend» they left l"r Uariy Sharman and wile motored to home in the evening, Mbs the Urauts Pas» country the tirsi of the Marguerite remained for a weeks pira Franklin of Salem spent Suodav visit with friends. A. P Flgtcber went to Pacific bere with ber purent* Kev. und Mr*. City lust Tuesday. Mr«, htatcher Franklin* - _____ Cb»» Hagen and tamily of 8t. Jobo» hue been there at their cottage for They returned home visited at the Geo Jackman home some time Suudav. __ Thursday. Mecíame» Harry and J I Sherman Rex Nugent and family of New and Mr. John Sherman were Portland læig were Sunday guests at tb” Hibbert’s Grocery Always a complete line of baiicy and Staple Groceries. Fresh Fruits and Vegetables in season. iS Portland »pent Sunday with her the week end in Portland with her Perle Hogle is taking » »bort vacation from his work in Portland and is visiting brother who is employed there. bis famiiv in Dayton. Mrs. Fred Morgan, Jr , daughter A, N. Vernon and family spent last Audrey, und elater Mrs. Frank week »t Pacific Citv. J. W. Bhippy Coughlrv, leit lor Walla Wall«, and wife spent Suudav with them. Washington, F.iday «veuing to Jacob Seitters and wife and Mr» »ee her husband who i« at the Edith McDonald of McMinnville »pent hospital al that place Sunday at th* D. A Snyder home. James Murray and fam ly of the • High Heaven" country were in William Lamm and family of Portland visited with Mrs. Lamm’» sister, Mrs town for a «bort time Bunday W. S. Hibbert, »nd family Suni»y afternoon; they took a lot of fine Mrs. Hattie Stanley bas been visiting peaches home from St. Joseph for her long time friend, Mrs. Emma Me- canning purpose«. Namer in Dallas for a week or ten days. Dr. Clarence Eldridge of New Mrs H. Thompson and son George, berg visited at the W. G. Court and Mrs Lina Buckley spent Sunday in ney home last Frid ty. Portland with the John Burch family. Gladys Summer« and Lyle The Evangelical Parsonage is being Taylor of Kalama, Washington reshingled and made n-adv for the com the I. T. «pent Sunday at ing winter rains. Noah Robinson is Pritchett home. doing the work. Mrs. R. C. Blough and children Frank Gallagher and family of Port of Yakima, Washington are here land were visitors at the Frank Berry looking after the harvesting of [ Oregon Gates Motor Co COMPLETE STOCK OF FORD PARTS Expert Mechanics, All Work Guaranteed Tires and Tubes Have Gone UP We are always on the job to take care of your Ga« engine and Automobile trouble«. Mrs. Mary Siem has been visit-, Mrs Ella Isham ot Seattle and ber son Virgil, ot Portland, have been visit ing her son Asher Stem at Forest j ing for a few days with ber daughter. Grove. She and her brother Edson Mrs. Eli Kurtz, in Dayton Matsh of San Diego, Calif , leave Tires and Tubes, A place where your Car is taken care of. 17 Phones : Garage, Red G2, Re«., 66x1 Oregon, Day ton, ioîoîc ; Box Shooks, Cabinet Work' and Mill Work I General Building Contracting Built in Fixtures a Specialty M. R. Cooper Dayton, Oregon. CONFECTIONERY Full Line of Candies, Cigars Tobaccos, Fountain P.rlnks, Ice cream. Bakery Goods Jas. Wakefield, Prop. I I Hoke Smelting <fc Refining Co., Otaego. & Packing Co. BUCKHECT SHOES Blackberries’ For Buckbect shoes, Men, Boys and Girls, go to C. B. Collin, Mc I am in the marxet for blackberries. The Cannery alwavs pays the top price Minnville. Oregon. for your fruits. Delivery mav be made Peaches will be ripe about August 15. ( either at the Cannetv or at Gates Motor Co Your money on delivery of berries. Orchard 14 mile« ea^» of town- M. V. Wright D. E. Albright,____________ Phone 11x9 fit—8 6 For Bale Inquire at this office.______ _ LOST Package containing child« slippers and «andai«. 1-eave at this office or notify Household goods for sale. Terms J, W. Sim«. Phone 5X7. Reward. v. ih Mary A. Fletcher. For Bale Dayton Oregon Horse Shoeing and Aoteyelene Welding JOE F- FRANCIS. DAYTON. OREGON 1 Block East of Bank P hone C8XI1 Box No. 83 urday evening for a short viait. They Mrs. Harvey R obs and Miss returned home Monday accompanied by Zelma Biddle attended the latter Mrs. Corbett’s mother, Mr«. Georgiana «eeaions of the Evangelical Camp Miller, and their son Lavern Corbett who has been visiting the Miller family meeting at Jennings Lodge. the past two weeks. The following marriage license« have This office printed sale bills this week been handed us: Alfred E Gabriel of Tillamook and Ella Margaret Hiatt of for an Administrator Sale to be held on Glen Hibbs of Me- the .Jake Bertram farm two miles south Forest Grove. Minnville and Gladys I*la Hankins ot town Thursday, Aug. 27. These Mildred France« Rose- folks are offering their personal effects of Hillsboro. man of Beaverton and Charles Almon for sale and will rent the farm. Re- Ferguson ot Grand Island. Catherine member the date, Thursday. August 27, Viola Bertram and Hursel Everett at I o'clock pm. Cari both of Dayton. One of t ach of Thoicbool mt«Mng w»« well attended contractinf parlie« hr«t mentioned Monday evening and •”eri have been former resident« of this place »Iter, considerable discussion and »«planation | and the other two couples have resided District 28 decided to bear its share of here tor some time. the transportation charge«. The Board met Tuesday evening and Frank Morariety and family of decided to cell for bids for this work Bremerton, Wash., visited at the Perle Hogle home a short time this week Mr«. Elisabeth Binder called on ”» They and the Hogles were chums in this morning »nd brought u* each a their younger day«. This was their peach from a seedling tree which she first visit to this part of Oregon and planted when she came here. 1 hey they were very well pleased with it. were Indeed tine peaches, Tillamook Hillsboro McMilVlVÌHe The Dayton Evaporating A- this week for a two months visit Packing Co «rein the market for with relatives and friend« in Idaho ■ Mr. Marsh is 91 year« of age; he Evergreen Blackberries. has traveled a great deal and is a E. E. Dill anil family of Multnomah Mr«. visited her mother, Mrs. Lena Dower, very interesting «peaker. and her sister, Mrs. E. S. Filer, in Dav- Siem’s many friends hope that the trip will be a delightful one. ton over Bunday. ____ _ W. E. Orabenbortl and family left M. Oliphant has been quite busy yesterday for Unalaska, Washington, bringing in blackberries and pears where they will visit relatives a couple from hi« farm. of weeks. _ _ Floyd Ott ha« been looking Miss Rath Smith, daughter of G. W. after the berry picking on tl o Smith of this place, and Carl f^ach ot Tillamook were married at Tillamook, Harvey Denney place north < f Sunday. _________ town Philipp and Elsbeth Walter <»l T. A. Bonlden.citv water commission er, has been busilv engaged in stopping blackamas came last week to visit leaks in the various water mains this their grandmother, Mrs. Rowe E. last week and now has the catch basins Robertson. The Ralph Taylor and reservoir full and running over. family of Pleasantdale spent The Misses Lena Stilwell and Friday evening with them and the by Harriett Coburn accompanied Missea Hagel and Loin remained were in Beaverton, Heasier George Until Sunday afternoon. Horace to attend the wedding ol Sunday Taylor and family of Junction Mildred Roseman. Mr». V. M. Low spent lust week end City, spent Sunday evening with at Grants Pass. Crater Lake and the them. Oregon Caves. At Grants Pass she The ball game played here met some Portland friend» and toured Sunday afternoon between New moat of Southern Oregon with them. berg W. O. W. and La Fayette A. E. Voorhie«, editor of the Grants resulted in a ecore of 5 to 6 in Pass Daily Courier, called yesterday favor of La Fayette. morning. And we were gl»d to make Our local merchant, B. IL bis acquaintance, but like »11 men we Courtney has been busy taking in differ on opinions, among which is this evergreen blackberries and pear». new auto lighting l»w Carl Reister attended a Sunday W. R. Corbett »nd wife of Portland arrived at the M. G. Miller home Sat evening meeting at Unionvale. Michigan," Good milk cow for «»le, 6 years old. ankgf Dayton home near town Sunday. Mr. Berry is her crops. an uncle of Mis Gallagher. United States Storage by the month »2.50. Saving Account Brought to Town by the Peu insula Seed Ie Club met at the heme of Mr». Carl Bruhn, mother Mr«. M. E Biddle. A. Smith «pent ' Wednesday afternoon. ____ Mr«. G Phone ed 28 Liberty LIBERTY BELL Mr. Nugent' visitor» Tuesday Harvey R >** home. Mrs. F. M. Hord and sons Bert »nd i« a brother of Mr«. Roas. Frank Jr. spent Sunday at the Heury Dr. and Mr». E J. Jeanette of Chapman borne. _____ A full line of Men, Women and Children’s hop picking gloves. Dayton, Proclaim Dayton Motor Go. i Phone 45x3 v GENERAL REPAIRING AI TO SUPPLIES, GAS. OILS Lawn Mowers Ground on Special Grinding Machine Louis & Penland < )regon Dayton, CALL 69X2 For Rates on Hay—Grain and miscellaneous Hauling Save Time and Money C. L. ChrifitcnBon Truck Service l^cLtakma^ar and ^cxiccr Agates ground and mounted A fine line of Jewelry and Silverware at prices that are right. The Liberty Bell savings bank« the . .. . , o i i. . o. ,.„..u Hank of Dayton is displaying in one of their front windows are attracting The object is to much attention. induce and help you and your children to save your money. Start a savings account of one dollar or more and get one of these attractive Bell Banks, Go in and let the Bank officials explain it to you. . Miller and wife, A’ S. Vital mid family hi «<I Ernest Parrish nini o( McM|nnvill). wer„ gn( M« of the J. L. Htnart family in Albany, They Hatnrdav night »nd Sunday. were joined Sunday morning by th« E. Demarav mid Van) Lounder«hausen farnilie« of this place and Ralph Kreltz. and family of Hillsboro, Thi« gather- ng of old time friends was like a family reunion and greatly enjoyed.
