LOCALE
Sei vice
Economy
Pleasantdale
Hamemlwr, next Tuewlxy *yw at
Coiuiunidty Hull. Mac c .nd Fun.
Hibbert’s Grocery
Iha
Bank Of Day ton
Offers For The
Ry Mr*. R. G. Hadley
Roy Edward* and wife were county
wst visitor* Monday.
Ralph Th >uip*o*> and Harold Litecher
M. R Coupe, racaivwd a car of
of
Portland «peat th* week end with
I lumbar the la.t of the week
Convenience ana Safeguard
home lulk*.
K. 1. Gor*lin» end taiully he.a moved
l.ulo Hr Haiti* house «ear th. Trlliune
Always a complete etock <4 Fancy anti Staple Groceries,
Fruite aud vegetrble* io Seaton.
Special for Friday and Saturday.
Powder
29x
I lb Calumet Baking
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A cco ^ h to Htundurd
W. 1. Ri.-cliatieu w ho h*a l»eea em­
ployed near Willamina for several
month* returned home Wednesday.
I iro-Proof
Mrs W Poitei living pi*t worth ol
F II Kiochetieu and family of Will­
town »»« anion« the r«> looted alck amina *|>eut the week and at their home
l«ople of thia comiuanity last week.
here.
Invincible Modern
Safety Deposit Boxes
Mrs. Amy Parker called yesti-r» sr* D*i*y Jobuatona who underwent
dav and advanced her aubacrlptli n a very critical operation at the ‘ortlaud
to the Tribune to January 1 1927 Sanitarium last week Ie getting along
Juat received a new line ol Men’a and Boys furnishings.
Our prices are RIGHT.
30 Boxes Mecontly PurctiOHod
Aro Now Axulloblo
as well as could be expected.
Mrs Georgina Miller of Port­
Mr end Mrs Newman ot Mill Citv,
land came home Tuesday evening
A. N. Merril) and wife nod Walter lack
with her eon M. G., for a few daya
wan aud w lie ol Daytou were Sunday
visit.
Bear Brand Hosiery For Children.
BANK OF DAYTON
guests at the George Jackman home.
Mrs. Blanche Brooke of Port
Mr* Fay Robinson and daughter of
land came out yesterday for a visit Wendling and Mra Mildred Bower ot
with her cousin Mrs R. G. Hadley Horewell spent a few day* last week at
of Pleaaantdale
the George Robinson home.
Phone Red 28
Meedatne* David aud George Robin•
Born April let a daughter to
Mr. and Mrs. Earl R Frost on sou went to Portland Friday to nee Mr*.
Grand Island. Not an April fool Daisy Sohnatone who is in the Portland
joke either, but a mighty nice girl. Sanitarium «lowly recovering frojp an
Cregon.
Day ton,
‘•Small enough to appreciate you;
Big enough to serve you,”
operation.
Rev. Griffin left for Tacoma Sat­
Mr*. George Robinton was a county
urday. He expects to be at Mc­
seat visitor Thurtdav.
Neil Island Prison Sunday 11th to
Mie* Elisabeth Sims and Robert Sima
talk to the inmates.
CONFECTIONERY
Full Line of Candies, Cigars, Tobaccos,
Fountain Drinks, Ice cream. Bakery Goods
Jas. Wakefield, Prop
of Tillamook spent the week end at the
The Rank installed tt) new safety de­
home of their parents Win. Him* and
posit boxes the first of the week. Tbit
wife.
make* a met of 104 safety boxes in their
Mr* gabel Gibson and nr*. Roy Ed­
vault, and they are of the very beat.
ward* were Mcninnville abooyH-r* Fri­
Our fruit tree grower* near town re­ day.
port it to be their opinion that the re­
Mr*. Elisha Manning ot McMinnville
cent frosts have not damaged the fruit,
and Mr*. Arthur Robinson and son
Mrs. S. M. Person, who moved David ot Dayton vieitod Thursday at
here from Newberg in January, the H. Thompson home.
called yesterdav morning.
Dan Abdill and wife
over Sunday with her brother
Mrs George Robinton visited relative*
William Creson and family near
in
Laurel wood (Sunday.
Butteville, Oregon.
M. R. COOPER
Box Shooks, Cabinet Work,
Mill Work1 and Building
Material of All Kinds.
thia is a good time of the year to
brighten thing* up and conse
queutly is having his honae paint
ed.
Oregon
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DAYTON MOTOR CO.
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J. G. Penland. Prop.
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Repairing
Hearldyne Radios
And Accessories
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Horse shoeing a Specialty
1 Block East of Bank
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Acetylene Welding
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COL LECTIONS
No Charge
No Collection
Knight Adjustment Go.
Portland
McMinnville
Hillsboro
Tillamook
MAJIC
enter­
at the
Perry,
busi­
ness visitors the first of the week.
Grand
They are druggists at Lincoln.
Mrs. Minnie (Dickenson) Mil­
ler of The Dalles, Oregon, a girl­
hood chum cf Mrs. B. J. Hyde ia
spending a week or more with her
at her home on the Dr. Bishop
farm north of towe. •
AND
FUN
Community Hall
Tuesday, April, 13 8 P. M.
Admission 15c and 25c.
Cook Patton
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Majician
Mr». L. 8. Chapman and »on
Louis DuBois
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Monologit 1
Harry and daughter Nellie of
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Handsaw
Portland were Sunday visitor» at Uwan McCrosky
Musician.
the Henry Chaptaan home.
next
Tuesay,
Mendamea Jake
son Roland, and Willa Newman
and »on Billy of McMinnville,
Upton W. R. C. No. 6 met in
epent Sunday at the home of their regular session Wednesday p. m.
parent» J. Alexander and wife in Plans were made for observing
Newberg.
Gen. Grants birthday.
At our
next meeting, April 21, members
Mr» McCann’» »on Andrew and and comrades are urged to attend.
family and her 8on»-in-law Wm For Good of the Order today,
Burdette and family and Roy Grandma Hadley and Mrs. Yocum
•Gabriel and family of Portland each gave a reading.
visited her over Sunday and while
J C Gabriel an employee of the
¡here tore up the old board side­
walk in front of her dwelling house Ford Garage in Tiifamook, diving
tend put in a new gravel walk, one of five new car» the Company
which improves the appearance of had been to Portland after, spent a
the place very much.
short time in town yesterday.
Next Sunday. April 11 Mr. and Mrs.
Henry Chapman will celebrate their
65th wedding anniversary. Thia is a
long while. Just think longer than the
ordinary span of life. Very few married
couple* live to celebrate their 65th an­
niversary.
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House Wiring
By Mr* Rose Roliertton
Easter visitors at Cbas. Simlers An Interesting and instructive
home were E. P. Booth, wife and tainment, on forestry was given
daughter Betty of McMinnville. school house Monday evening
L. C. Sanford and wife, and F. C.
Kline Wannamaker and son
Simler and wife of Toledo.
from Lincoln, Waahington. were
W. E Gabriel, wife and daugh­
ter Catherine of Tillamook drove
over Saturday evening for an over
Sunday visit with Mrs. Gabriel’s
parents J E. Mellinger and wife,
and his sister Mrs. Alfred Sweeney
and family.
Phone 4-5x3
At Community Hall,
Heidinger and April 13, at 8 p. m.
Successor to Joe F. Francis
General Blacksmithing
L a Fa y e 11 e
We are informed that
Island district has retired, thru
Mrs. W. W. Lunger and Miss Edith
the county treasurer, the last of
Denney
were McMinnville visitors
their bonded indebtedness for the
Wednesday.
bridge on tl e Island for which
Miss Belle Belcher 8|ient Easter in
they are justly proud and deserve
Portland with relatives.
honorable mention.
Gas, Oils and Accessories
Lawn Mower Grinding
Auto
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A family from Bay City have moved 502 Board of Trade Bldg.
W. 8. Hibbert has decided that
on the Arthur Robinaoo farm.
Phone Red 73
Dayton.
W. L. Keichelein and family and
Fred
Reichstien and son Merle attended
visited
the ball game at Carlton Sunday.
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W. P. Morris
Miss Flavella Colson was home from
Portland for Eaater.
House Wiring, Electrical Contracting of al) kinds, done in
accordance with State Code, with the beat and latest approved
materials. If we wire your property we are always here to see
that you are properly served,
A complete Electric store, with everything of electrical
nature.
Washing Machines, Ranges, Vacuum Cleaners, Toasters,
Percolators, Radios, Pumping unit* for Country home», all at
reasonable prices and ea’y terms. Your credit is good with us
Have an electric range and enjoy easy cooking and superior
food. A special rate for cooking and heating.
Ijist Friday Mra. Carl Johnson of the
locks entertained the Betsy Ross Club
and Mrs Billinger the Ramona Club.
Electric Supply & Contracting Company
The Civic dob met Thursday after­
noon for tbeir regular meeting.
‘ “It Serves You Right”
The tchool children bad an additional
vacation Monday while the floor* were
Irei ng waxed.
Panner Rebekah Lodge, No. 63 gave
a covered dish supper after lo-lg* Thurs­
day evening.
The 7jb and 8th grade pupil* very
pleaiatly surprised the Misses Ze bn a
Smith ami Elizabeth Snyder Tueaday
with a birthday dinner.
George Parker and daughter Jessie
May, «[rent Easter at McMinnville at
the G. W . Fearl* home.
The Milo Blough
Cor. 1st and College St.
Newberg, Oregon
Horseshoeing, General Blacksmithing, Machine Work, Plow Share
and Disc Grinding, Acetylene Welding, Wagon and General
Wood
Work, Horseshoeing a Specialty
Day ton, Oregon
family was very
ill.
Mr*. V. M, l/>w accompanied bv Miss
Billy Lee were taking in the sight* in
and near Salem and on to Dallas Sun­
day. While near Salem they visited
the Tulip farm and report thia as one ot
th* beautiful sights of the valley and to
show their home folks, brought home a
a couple beautilul boqueta.
Phone, Blue 34
FRED ANDERSON
0. H. Newman and wife of Mill'
Frank R. McKesson from LosAnirle*
pleasantly entertained Easter at the
City, Miss Ethel Jackman of Sal­
la visiting at the W. W. Lunger borne.
home of Henry Davi*.
em Rev. Leroy Walker, Walter
Marie Pittman and Irvin Kline wen-
Jackman and wife and the writer', The E. L. C. E. will hold a business married last Friday.
and wife were Eister dinner guests meeting and social Friday evening.
Good programs were given Easter
Grover Hoffman and wife ejwnt the
at the Geo H, Jackman home in
week end with Henry Hoffman whois morning by the scholars of both Sunday
the Pleasantdale neighborhood.
Grandma Simler received a very
8. 8. Wolver is back at the new
pretty taster basket from relatives hospital at McMinnville.
in Misrouri. The basket is of
Mrs. Ida Parker and A. T, Powell and
yellow tissue paper, the chicks family spent Sunday at Newberg with
are on cardboard and the egg» of their daughter and sister Mrs. Della
various hues are also of tissue’ Smith.
paper. The basket and eggs are Chas. Curtis and family spent the
made up something on the order week end with his parent* D. Corti*
of tissue Christmas be'ls. She is and w.fe.
very proud of this gift, which is Chester Morgan who works for the
unique.
Reliable Fruit Co. of Portland was home
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Cha*. Johnson, who lias been ill for
•ome time passed away Wednesday
morning. His daughter lias the sympa­
thy of all.
W. W. Lunger and Frank McKesson
went to Portland and Vancouver
Wednesday.
Henry Baker and wife, L. T. Vinson
and wife and Mrs. Frank Davin went to
Oswego las'. Thursday to help celebrate
the blrhtday of Mr*. Ellen Jane Baker
hr Easter, also In* birthday dinner,
Walter Bryan of North Bend Wash, aged 91. She is well and hearty and
was visiting bis friends over the week although otdiged to walk with a crutch
as the result of a fall is jolly and cheer
end.
Mrs. H. F. McGrady of Crandall 8. D. ful.
L, T. Vinson was recently surprised
recently wrote to Mr*. Fred Morgan
that crops were jxxir there and banks on his birthday. The following guests
were present, Ray Wagner and family
failing.
Phone 45X1
Mr. and Mtn. Grail and family, and
Goldie Vinson from Portland, Albert
Hackett and wife and Mrs, E. M. Vinson
of Middle'on, Mrs. Ida Vincent, ot
Sherwotsl, Henry Kellas and family of
Newberg, Henry Baker and wife and
Frank Davis and wifeot Lafayette.
John Burgin and A. N. Wilson are
having their houses remodeled and
other improvements made.
Ralph Taylor of Pleasantdale was a
basines* visitor Tuesday.
A.P. Eletcher and wife and Paul
Peebly were Portlalid visitors Saturday.
Magic and Fun at the Community
Hall next Tuesday evening al 8 o’clock.
Mr. and Mr». Wilson and little
daughter of Canemu made a »bort
Callattne J F Mellinger homo
Tuesday evening.
Mrs J 0 Gabriel and little
daughter, accompanied hy her
aunt Mra Breeden, while enroute
from Portland to tlieir home in
Tillamook, visited a few hour»
with their Mellinger relative».