Dayton tribune., December 31, 1925, Image 4

Quality
Economy
Service
Hibbert’s Grocery
LOCALS
J. G. Park and Geo Ileader ar« lu
th* coast vouait y ou a ti-bing trip.
Ford Hagan of St. John« .lwnt a
Joe Francis a former resident <4 this
■la,« here ibis week st the bom« of fate
uiKle Ue». H. Jackman
pisce I ut now of Forth nd spent Suudav
here with friends
of th* IVmaiay Hardware, Tu*»
•In aNernouw Imt it was put m» bH>w<
muidi damage « H» dune.
HOLIDAYS
Ait* coming' and at this season of vear
our wants are many. Let us fill your
F. H Oak• ladiex.w there la more
Ilian one way to improve th« looks .4 «
town, so be haa been improving the
looks <4 our town bv teat lug down the
Tumorma writ» it ttüjg <;u^ Bv„
old building on 6th aqd ferry s'reels
1925.
lonuerlc known *• the II i,. Harry
t • <i. and I. t XaplurJ and Uunh,« printin» .flic.
«4 futedo spent Christmas at the
J. E Mellinger and wife arrived lion a
parental humo .4 Chas Simlnr. The» Sunday evening trow a three wwks
all ate Christmas dinner at the E p. »left with their children In Tdlemouk.
South bum* in McMinnvIll«.
John Harvey an ov«r seae veteran
oed
a south African traveler but now of
Wer» it not that their ars two garagi«
O.
A
C has been viaiUng th« W. W
i» town, paying rent and helping to
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family th« pa«t weete.
keep up the civic intervals of th* town
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it might be »«11 tor certain busl&eas
Elmer Baxter uhd family of
men? to give tb«ir auto repair work to Oretown spent Xmas with tu»
atuje outsider who has aou» of the ex. parents Gej Baxter and wife in
pense of the public garages,
thia town
Phone Reti 28
Dav ton.
anò
Mr. and Mrs. Harold Newman
J. L Stuart and family arr.vad here
early Tuesday morning. The family and baby May Marie, of Nehalem,
visited friends her* and Mr. Stuart »nd (their guests Mrs Cathrine
Miner and little son Hobby of
went to Portland on bueineaa.
Oregon.
Chicago, III., »pent Christmas holi-
Tne Misses Evelyn and Emma Hogle
[days at our home.
and Mrs. Alice Hord returned to their
homes in Portland this morning after
W. b Abdill and family of G»r-
spending their Christmas vacation hero ibaldi «pent Christmas lit re
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with relatives. They were accompanied
Mrs too H Jackman and son
by Mrs Eva L Sama.
Qbf» ^ear
BANK OF DAYTON
Elmer, and daughter Miss Ethel
The basket bail game last night, New- visited relative» in Portland. Sun-
I berg town team vs Itevton town team. day.
I at the local gym resulted in a score off
16-20 in favor of Newberg
Evidently I Mrs trauk lieHcubaugh and little
[daughter of Portland and Jess White 1
the populous didn't kuow of the game I
as the attendance was small, but the I and family of Garibaldi were Christinas
guests at the J. J. Rowley home.
boys put up a good game.
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“Small enough to appreciate you;
Big enough to sen e you
(. laude Proffitt who is teaching
at Enterprise, Oregon was home
Lou spent Christmas with relatives in for Christmas
Mrs. E J. Nichola vnd daughter Mi«« L
Oregon Citv.
Í be Baptist Sunday school
W. P. Morris
pre-
Mrs. O. H Newmnn and Vannas re- »enied a very fine Christmas pro-
turner! to their home in Mill Citv, San I grain to a crowded house 8 today
day. but Mr. Newman was detained I night.
until Monday, white be bad Phil ¡Gates
Ralph Abdill ami family came
make some necessary repairs on hie car.
Successor to Joe F. Francis
General Blacksmith
Acetylene Welding
over from Garibaldi for Xmas and
household
The main issue now that Christmas togrf some of their
i» over is. Where. Ob, Where, can I goods that they had stored here.
Radios and accessories.
demonstrate.
Come in and let
.
Box No, 72
P hone
68X11
|good road«, the American Road
Phones: Garage, Red 62, Res., 62x 4
.
Horse shoeing a Specialty
1 Block East of Bank
Mise Florence Bingham was the solo- Builders’ Association has formed
plane for national observance of
ist at the Presbyterian church in
Good
Roads Week during
tl.e
Minnvill« |a«t Sunday.
Gates Motor Co
Dayton,
rustle theshrkles fora 192« auto licence ! Ralph i»employed nt the Whitney
Some folks seem to have them, but saw mill in Garibaldi,
editors are short. ’ Pay your ,ub9crip.
To arouse greater interest in
tion.
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Oregon.
Mins Bingham 'and her^sister Mrs
Morey were in Yamhill, Tuesday night,
Miss Bingham sang two numbers in
Mrs. Clark ’s recital given in that town.
& I The town *-"Vull of people to attend
■ jj
.
I the Community Christmas tree, Xma«
I Eve, and it was enjoyed by all. In the
I "wee hours" Christines Carols were
sung to the shut ins. Santa Claus d«-
I iivered treats to all comers.
week of January 11. 1926.
Full Line of Candies, Cigars, Tobaccos,
Fountain Drinks, Ice Cream, Bakery Goods
Jas. Wakefield, Prop
No Charge
Knight Adjustment Go.
Ralph
CONFECTIONERY
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Agent Wanted in Dayton Territory
Iff-
X*
Sworn proof of »75 00 a week,
0 vOllGCtlOn
11.50 an hour for »pare time, in
Producing Fine-t Guaranteed hos- !
iery. 126 »ty’es
and colors. '
McMinnville
Low prices Auto furnished. |N0 Portland
M2
Board
of
Trade
Bldg.
capital or experience necessary
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WILKNIT HOSIERY CO., Dept. ?
B-53 Greenfield, Ohio.
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Hillsborn
HlllSOoro
Tin
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Tillamook
Morris and
Jane Novak, Robert Edesou, Gaston
I Glass and Dorothy Rivers are the feat-
I ured players in the new Columbia thri) their father in this city.
Her, "The Danger Signal," now being
Mis« Helen Roseman, a teacher in 1
shown at the Arcade Theatre.
Ro. Coquille, Oregon, spent her Christmas
| mance and action link arms in this
vacation on Grand Island with her
drama of the steel rails. The strong sister Mrs. Mildred Ferguson
and popular cast is a valuable asset to
Mrs. Chas. Bailey and little son ol
the fast action and strong climax. Erle
Portland is spending the week with her
C. Kenton directed Douglas Doty wrote
parent« H. U.
and wife here.
the story. Aterrille wreck is one of
Mrs.
Ruth
Hayden
has moved in'o,
the big features. Sit. Jan. 2, 192«.
the house recently vacated by the R. L,
J. L, Sherman was transacting busi- Cinnamon family neir Paul Lounder-
nee» in Portland, Tuesday.
shaosen». The house she was .«upy-
F. E. Berry arrived home Momtey ing near the school house has l»een sold
night from a few davs visit in Tillamrxik to some Newlierg jieople.
Experienced’ Marceller At
I
Spangle’s Barber Shop
Specialize Io Lilies and Childrens Hair Colling
Marcel! 75c. Call—Nell Darid, Red 25
I witii his oon J. E. Berry.
and ¿JeWa] I
A fine line of Mantle and Alarm clocks a
•very row price.
Braftd new Graphaphone records at 45c each
A new lot of Spectacles at»2£0 to »5.00 a pair.
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M. R. COOPER
Box hooks, Cabinet Work,
Mill Work and Building
Material of All Kinds.
Phone Red 73
Dayton.
Oregon
Mrs. Alice Hord and son Frank, Mrs.
L. S. Chapman and son Harry and
daughter Nellie, Mrs. Perle Hogl« and
daughters Evalvn and Emma, and Mr.
Lee Shaw all of Portland, Z. Spangle
A. C. Darr and wife who have been and wife and Herbert Baxter of Dayton
visiting their daughter Mrs. Ol'ie enjoyed a Christmas dinner at the
Mal^e and family the past month Henry Chapman home.
Carrol 8hippy of Parma, Idaho and a
brother of 8. W. Sbippy is during his
visit here assisting Sbippy and Filer in
taking an inventory of their store.
returned to their Portland home Tues,
The Jackman, Newman and Merrill
day morning.
families and Mrs. Catherine Miner and
little son Bobby of Chicago, guests of
Prof. E. R. Means and family of
Eugene were holiday guest« at the Mr. and Mrs. Harold Newman of
home of Mrs. Means’ sister Mr». H. H. Nehalem, all met at the home of
Clark.
Mr. Means taught in the , Mr. and Mrs. Walter Jackman for
Christmas dinner.
We carved two
schools here a few yPRrs ego and put
geese and with the "trimmings" had a
jn some tune in the print shop also.
.real feast.
Before dinner Christmas
The young people of tl.e Epworth presents were distributed to the crowd
League are having a Watch Night social from a nicely decorated tree.
at the church Thursday evening begin­
Mrs. Miner’s grand parents Mr. and
ning at 8:00 o’clock. They »re planning Mrs. Benjamin and family lived in
plenty of games to keep everyone hav­ Dayton years ago and her grand father
ing a grand time until near midnight was an engineer on the old narrow
whefi they will gather in the League guag. railroad at that time no Mr»,
room for a devotional fieriod as the Old Miner was interested in makings visit
Year goes out and the New is mug in. here.
When in need of Barber work Come
to the “Neetfyit arbar Shop”
Orlea Stevens, Beauty Specialist, will be here
Thursday, 1< riday and Saturday of each week
Agency Home Laundry
E. G. Kidd, Barber
FREP ANDERSON
•ml DI m
a.D„.| BLekraiUHnj, .Mahm. Worn, Plow Sh.r.
Grinding, Acelvl.nn Welding, Wngnn «„d
Wood
Work, Horseshoeing a Specialty
Day ton, Oregon
Phone 45X1