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Cor 101 h A Main St.
OREGON CITY,, OREGON,
? Wholesale and Retail
1 GROCERIES!
j AND PRODUCE
LAND PLASTLIt
Hay, (iroln, held,
flower fliul Gar
den Seeds.
: WE PAY CASH FOR ?
COUNTRY PROCUCE
LOCAL bRIEPS
Dr. U 0. loo, Dentist, Hamuli I J
and IN. Masonic HIilK
Kuruier enmity l'omiiilHnner T. II.
Kllli'ii wiih dim n fi mil lliililuiril Tne
iliiy, Jiullie Kiililn, of Aniorlu, will unlvn
III (iri'Kuli I lly Juiir. 2s In Imlil n
'le u iirin of thu Cliriilt I'uiirt.
Horn, mi Hultirduy, Jiitm 1 1, In Mr.
mill Mm. llrrlii Unwell, of Twelfth
iiiul ,ilTrMin afreet, daughter,
Mr. Kil. Taylor, formerly of tlila
city, Iml now nf Hellwooil, hu bus
ln'i'ii iiiuigerniinly III with pneumonia,
fur rrn weeks, U nlowly Improv
ing Mr. mid Mm. K. IC. llrodlit. who
liiivn Ih'kii nl CorvulllH, wlur Hi" hit
ler mitiK mi lli (iiiiniHMiffiiiiMii eer
clneii, returned In Oregon Clly TM"-
lay.
Mm M. II Bpnura iiikI daughter.
Mini Kim Hpenra. of this rlly, li'fl Inst
wio'k fr t'barleitliui, ll, where they
will m'Ih tli Hummer" at lliiMr old
lllMIK'
William Mulvey, wlin has been III
fur Hi" pa at twu week Willi iih-omI !,
luta r'iovnriil, mill reaiinitxi tils po
ullii'ti In the t'oiinly iitTlce on .Monday
inornliiit
Horn. Krlilny. Jinn' In. In Mr. itnd
Mr. Klduii llluiii'liiiril. of Eighth and
WunliliiKion Htri'id, n nine pound mm.
Mm. Illmii'tiiiril wuii formerly MImk
Muldn Smith,
Wool mic-lin for ante nt Oregon t'Hy
Coniiiiliiiilon Houne.
A. II. tioiilil, arrhltert for the now
high nrliiHil IiiiIIiIIiik, rmnn up Tiles
ilny night from I'nrtlnnd for H confea
rui'r will) Ihn m'lionl tionnl.
Mm. KlUnlii'lli HiirrlH. of Tacotna,
Wash , w ho linn lieen visiting with her
slmer In luw, Mm Mary Mi-Carver, of
UiIn illy, hit gmie In Itlaley, where
nhx will vIhIi with Mm. llurlcY.
Judge Thoinmi y. Kyati loft Hnttir
dny for Hlnylon. where h will have
rllurK of I ho new I O. O V. tmllitltiK.
Judge It yn ii linn aeYen corner stone
to lay during the nioiiih of Juno, Iw
side aeveral building to dedicate.
Mr. niul Mr, (I. A. Knlrweather. of
Tai-oma, Wnh.. after vlaltlng with tlio
Intior'a slatera, Mra. It. II. Ilunltlo mill
Mm. L I'. William, have gone to
l-enta. where I hoy will visit with
tholr daughter for i fow days.
Mm William Melssner and ditugh
lor, Ml I.llllnn. of Kelnhet-k, Iowa,
have arrived In Oregon City to at
lonil ihn marriage of the fornior'ii Hon,
Mr. t II Melaancr, which take place
thin wiyk, to Minn Ijtura AvIhoii.
Mr MoNully mill party, of Kpoknno,
were In this rliy rtundiiy on tholr wny
hy ftulo to I'nllfornlu. where thoy
wilt tour through the southern piirt
of t lint nlnto. iiiul expect to ri'turn
homo hy ntonmor. Whllo In thin rlly
thoy woro Kiionln nt tha tiolilmnlth
hoiip'j
Mm. a. (lolilnmlih, of thin i lly, nml
.liiiiiilitor, MIhk I.oiiii. of Hun Ki vn
plki o. loft Tuomlny fur Kiikoih' vvlioro
In-) will vlnll wl'l rolntlvon dnlim
l no c i ihiolironionl oiorrl-ion ill Hi.'
IIIkIi School mill I'nlvomlly. Minn
MIk Ida tiolilHiiillh loft novornl ilnyn
nun for Kiikoiip.
J T. Appomoii, ii iiii'iiil.or of tho
llomil of Iti'Ki'iiu of Ihn Ori'Kim Ak
rlciiliiirnl CoIIoko, In In Corvnllln, nt
lonilliiK Iho coiiimcncouiont wook nml
ipiurtor conlonnlul oxon-lnon. John
Kniipp, John lluniiy nml Mm. Krnont
I. HmihIh uro nlno lit Corviillln for
wook. ChoMlor llindlo, of Cuiihy, n
uiomhor of tho clunn of iui7, In n vln
Itor nt tho coIIi'ko, for thn week, nn In
M. J. Ijixi'llo, nocroiury of thn Cluck
niniin county Fair Annorlullon, and a
momlier of tho clunn .of 1D09.
i'LARSEN & COMPANY
Alberta Farm Land
The Canadian Pacific Railway Track
Bow River Valley, Southern Alberta
fresh land on the market all the time,
right on the Railroad no stumps,no
brush.'
Sold at low figures, on ten years "time
cannot be beat for investment. Buy
while it Is cheap.
Come witi us and see for yourself.
Excursions leave Portland every ten
days. See Aenf al
C. H. D.YE'S LAW OFFICE
Corner 8th and Main Streets
OREGON CITY, OREGON
CIiiiiiIw H'riihmi, an iitloiiiny of l'oi t
liinil, wiih In thn city thin mornliiK mi
IokiiI hiiHlnnnn.
Tim Dogri'ti of I'mihiiiiliirt' mot nl
III" Kmipii hull IiinI iiIkIiI nml ilochl
uil In oiiinriulu Hi" Itml Mou Jiiiiu 'iH,
1'lin Woinuu'n llolliif Corpn will
iiioi't nt 2 ii'cloi'k tumoirow nflornomi
ul Williiiiii'i In Hull In npoclul KKHiilon.
Minn Nlidii IIuiiIIiik Ion. thin morn
li'K for KiwiM', whom hIih will iilli'iul
Ilic coiiiiiiiiiicoini'iit oxorclnon of thn
riihoriilly of Ori'K'Mi.
Coiilily .IiiiIko (Irani II. Dlmlrk loft.
Ililn iiioi'IiIiik for n lirlof luiHliionn
trip lo KoMidiiUK nml (liunln I'linn mid
will r-( 11 in hoinn not Hiliiiluy.
Tho t'lui'liiimiin t'oiuity Hmnnior
Noniuil Hi h'Hil will opnn Moinluy,
Juno 27, nt Oroiion Clly, liiillciitliinn
ni" thorn will Ixi larno utioniliiiii'o,
Wiii'liono Council, No. 21, Di'Kroo of
I'oriihonliin,' will outorliilii thu iiiiii
horn of tho Impiovoil ()iior of (toil
Mmi on Tuomlay ovoiiIiik, Juno 'iH.
Ilov. Wllllnm A. I'roclor, K. T. Av
Ihoii nml Oiriir IC, KroytiiK loft thin
luoriiliiK for KuK"in', wh"io thoy will
ulli'iiiloii n iin'olliiK for tho mull-
11I.11II011 of n .Mi'M'M lirolliorhiHiil of
Iho CoiiMii'Kiilloiiiil Church IoiiIkIiI.
Ilov. J, It. iJillilnhoroilKh. K. J. H.
T000, (Joiiiko llrown nml C, Hchuliol'
will ko to Itooilnvlllo, (r., not Tii"n
day o iilli'iul n Kin liorliiK of Ihn I'I'-m
hylorliin iliiirch,
Hlriiwhorry honon nml crulon for
niilo 111 ()ri'Kiii Clly Comniliinlon
IIiiiihu.
Mr. mnl Mm. Kinnk Nnwlon, of To
li'dii, who have ,i'on nttonilliiK Iho
Itiwo Hhow h( I'lirllniid, urrlvi'd In
OM'Ki'ii .city 011 Kuniliiy (ivonlnir.
wlimo Ihi'y linvo Imon vIhIIIiik with
Mm T. A, Mcllrl.lo and Mm. K. U
N'owlon, pmi'iilH of Mr, mnl Mm. Now
ton, Thoy of fur tholr lioinn ul To
loilo Tilomliiy.
Mr. mnl Mm. Androw JoIiiihoii. who
linvo lii-i'ii ronldliiK on n liiriie fnnn
noulh of M0I11II11 for tho pnnt JO
yonm, linvo nold out. niol nfior a hrlof
vlnlt with frlomln In thin city nml
Hollwooil, 'ft for Modfiird, whoro
Ihoy linvo pnnliunoil proM'riy. MrJ
nml Mm .InlitiMin linvy I10011 .In iiiHir
In-all Ii hiiiI think Hint c-liiiritt" of oil
11111I0 will ho Ih-iii'IIi lal.
Oreat Clenrnnu Kaln on nil Irluiuioil
Hum. Ci-llu tiohlHiiillli.
I Marrlngo Llcemet Are Qmnted.
l.troiiDon to ninrry worn Krnntoil
yontorilny to K. Hcott nml (I. T
Judd, Knthi'ilno M. Duinwalil nml ICd
wurd J. W'lIllliK. Mnmln Hmltli mid
J. C. CiiMlininn, I .urn y, Howard nn1
ICdwnrfl K. York, M110 llnrr nml J. C.
KltrhlUK.
tiiiHHln W 1 1 In nl nml Herd tioodpiin
tnro. Mm. Klenimr Vnn Alton unit E.
II. Hholnlcro. KllnlU'lh M. Ilroon mid
Cnlvlu T. Cnrllou, Annlo HloliiKer mid
(lli.im II. Oak. Myrtln Tooo nml
Krnukllii Hull Cull, Kvn Mltlohiirn nml
JoHoph I'ri'iiot, of Mnrlnii County;
Mnry Whlli'fonl iiiid A. II. Klolnlck.
Tho Inttor worn mnrrlod hy Couniy
Hocordor V. A. Dlmlrk on Siuuril.iy
.ifiorniHin.
Ijiiiio nhotildcr In nlninni Invnrlahly
rnnio'd hy rhoiiinni Ihiii of tho nm r I en
nnd yloldn qnlclily to thn froo nppllru
lion of Clininlierluln'n Unluiont. Thl"1
liniment In not only prompt nnd of
feotiinl, Imt In no wny dl"iiKroonllo
to uo. Sohl by nil denlorn.
Frtd Btnt, of Hlghlnnd.
Kmd Rnnt, a resident of Highland,
dlod Monday mornlni; at hli borne at
an early hour. Dnceaand waa a black
nmtth by trndo and waa 60 yaara of
ajo. Ha leave a wife and family.
Parkplac Woman Iniana.
Mm. 8. M. Ilodun, of rnrkplncc. wnn
ndliuliicit. Innnnn yontnrdiiy nftorniHin
ami tnkon to thn nnyliim nt Halein
Innt nluht Mm. IIiuIk In tn yonm
of ro, nnd hnn olitht children. Rhn
hn Kono Innnno ovor rvllKlon.
CATARRH GOES.
80 Doe Sort Throat, Bronchltia,
Croup and Aathma.
You en nunlly toll by rt'iiillnn the
rl 111 ptoiliH lielnw, Whetlior yon 1MVO
caliurli or not:
Oltoimlvo bronth fropuont mieeiliiK.
d'.'ihnri!o fr.mi lie i,i o, .toppafio of
tho iiiihi'. Iiutklnonn of tho voice, tick
1 1 11 K In throat, dropplnitn In throiit. a
roiiKh, pain In chest, lonn of nlnniKth,
vnrlnlilo npiiollto. HpnnmH of coiichlnx.
low nplrlli'd ut tlmon. rnlnltiK of nm-'
cun. dllllculty In hrculhlim. Iohs of
vlul forco
lliiutloy Ilron. Co. Ivo :i moiikIIi'p
renieily (money buck If H fuilsi for
rnliirrh, called llyomol (pronouuci'd
IIIkIhiiih') which In a vnporir.od ul r
no milinopllr, that whon It In lireallied
ovor thn liitlnmoil nnd gorm-lnfcHtod
niemhrane. It kills oil K'im life.
Klvon relief In two nilniiton, luid curoa
cnlnrrh.
Tho prloo, Inclu I'nir hind ruiihor In-
hnlor, In only II.Oll. Thn bind rnlilior
pockot Inliuler will Innt n llfetlro
ho tlint nhoiild you noml n norond
liottlo of llyomol, you on not It for
50 conta. 317
SOCIETY
Thu firm ilmirluK parly to h" kIvoii
on Hullirilny nlKht hy Calvin I'rii'n
wan n ni'iHi aiir.coHMful iilTalr. rioforc
Iho iiiiikIii nliii'loil thn hull wan lllloil
with morry ilnncoin, who iiftorwurdn
Mijoycil tho uiont populur ul rx of thn
I'lirniiT orchoHlrii, iimmihwciI of nil
ploi'i'H, Many oiil-of towu pliln worn
In ullomluucn, Mr. I'rlco In nrriinK-
I11K In U I v 0 iiiiolhor of thonn i-ujoy
11I1I0 uvoiiln on Hid unlay iiIkIiI. Juno
Zi.Hl.
Tho iiiurrliiK of Carl (inu u, non of
Mr. mnl Mm. W. C. tlroon, mnl Minn
liurln Miller, took pliic.u on Thurmlny
1 vonliiK nt t lio hum" of thn tfroom'n
puronln on Hovontli and Conlor
nln-iil. Tim coromoiiy w'i porformod
hy ilov. J. It. liuilnlioroiiKh, nml only
1 fow lulliiiiilo frlomln worn pronont.
Mr. nml Mm, firomi loft Krlilny for
I'orlliiinl, whom thoy will m a ho tholr
fuiuro homo. Mr. tiroon In coiinoctofl
Willi iho IMiclllc Ti'lophonn Compiiuy.
I if. ('. K. Molnnmir. wliono niurrliiK
lukon pliicn thin woi-k to Minn iJiurn
AvIhoii, kuvii n njippor lo u few of IiIh
fi'loliiln nl Iho llrmiHwIck ronlmirmit
on Hatiirdiiy nlKhl t):T,0 o'clock.
.1 f 1 Ii 11 K. CI111I1 wun Iho toiintnuiHlor.
Thn lulilon worn piclllly diTorutnil
with roHi-H for thu ociuhIiui, nml the
haiiiiK't norvoil wiih onjnyi-il liy tho
rollowliiK: Wllllnm Mulvoy, Wllllnm
l(!iin, Korlion I'mtl, Hurry Draper,
I)r, Kox, Hurry Klllot, of I'ortlnml, A.
A. I'rlco. Wnllor WVIIh, W. A. Hhew
rnn it, John K. Clark.
Tim nlileenth hlrthiluy of Minn
Helen Hmltli wun tho wcuhIoii for a
dellKhtfiil paily ul her homo In Cun
ouiiili Krldny ovonliiK. Informiil Kumon
look up Iho mnjor part of tho (-venlnn
Olid lorn cream nml cake woro norvoil.
Thonn printout worn: MIhh Kmiua
Qiiliiu. MIhh KIIh QiiIiiii, Minn Mary
KII011 Ijiiik, M1hd lleryl I,iik, MIhh
Until HimIkoh, MIhh Mae Holton. Minn
Klornuco Hnrtt, Minn Verno M0111I.
MUn Helen Hmltli. Mr. and Mm. Aiik
iit Ituknl, My. anil Mm. Charlie
Hpeiicor. Mr. nml Mm. I'otor Hmltli.
I'eier lniK, Arch Iiik, Kllion Ioiik,
Dick Uiiik, Dllvoi- Front. Herman
Kukol.
Dr. 11ml Mm. A. I Dentin eiiteriuln
od thn Krlilny MkIiI llrlilKM Club ut
their homo Krlduy nliOit, mid u mont
dellKhtfiil evenliiK wun nHnt In
brldKo. thu prl.on koIiik to Mr. mid
Mrn. J. IC. Joiion. Thn rooms wore
nrtlntlcully decorutod for thin ocenn
Ion III thn Iti-d Kjiinblom. A lunch
nun w un nerved. The next meet 1 11 K
will lie at tho I101110 of Mr. and Mra.
Thomiin K. Itynn ut tilmlnoiin.
I'roHi-nt worn Mr. nnd Mrn. O. V.
Kuathiini, Mr. and Mm. W. A. Shew
man. Mr. nnd Mrn. KI.er A. Clinpman.
Mr. uml Mm. U IC. Jnncn, Mr. und
Mm. John Ailmnn, Mr. mid Mrn. U
K Joiion, Mr. and Mrn. Jnhn Adnmn.
Mr. uml Mrn. II. T. Mcllnln, Mr. nnd
Mm II. K. HtralKht. Minn Murjorlo
tiiiiltlold. Minn Crarp Hhcwniun.
A family rounlon wun hold Monday
at tho homo of V. It. Croon In honor
of Mm. Mnry llurt'n 7th birthday.
Mrn. Hurt In one of tho early st-t-tlorn
of Ori'Kon. havltiK cronnod the
plulnn with un ox team In 1NC4.
Tliimo lin-nent worn the duiiKhtern,
Mondnmon Utiln Gulun, Hobo Nehren,
l.lnn tiroon, Ollln Mnyur, Irone Icle,
Ida Wrnl und Amnlla Duvln, nnd nona,
Monnra. John Hotter and Jumea lira in
inor, of Kllmrton, Idaho; the grand
children, Martha Mynrn. Fairfax My
nrn John Myi'rn, Anna Myorn, le My
nrn, Kthnl (Jmon. Loin Ciroon, Tldd
Itoliert (Jroon, Mury (Iroon. lunula
(ittinn, Union On'en. Halph Orove.
Hullo Went, liclu Wont, Mnra Dnvln,
John Dnvln, Clara Nehren llond. Curl
Nehren mnl one ureal crnndcblld.
I Inmoth Tldd. Other Kunntn wore
F. It. firnen, Jon llynrn, II. U llond,
Jeff Tldd uml Chrlnt Klncle.
Mm. Dun O'NclI and MIhh Mary U
Holmes entertnlneil In n niont de
lightful manner thn Wodneadny Af
ternoon HrlilKo Chili. WVdneniluy, ut
tholr home. "Hoho Farm." The dnco-
rntlonn of the roomn of the historical
homo were very artistic, and wore of
niurnuerttOH and ronea. Thn uuests
from thin city left by nuto, whnre thoy
remained until 5 o'clock. DurliiR the
ufteruooii brlilKn wnn played on the
verttJiiln frontlnn the house, and the
rnfreKhmentn were nerved on the mar
veranda. The prison In brldKo were
won liy Mrn. Mux llollnck and Mm. A.
Price.
Thone nttendliiR were Mm. Theo
dore V. Chirk, Mm. A. nullack. Mrs.
M. O. Ijitonrettn. Mrn. E. A. Chnp
iniin. Mrn. U'nii Chnpmnn, Mrn. U U
I'orter. Mm. JJ. A. Sonimnr, Mm. J.
fl. Mount, Mm. Nlnta Harlow Ijiw
rencn, Mrs. A. Prlco, Mra. W. S. U'Ren,
Inlln Porter. Mm. V. II. (Jodfrey,
Mm. T. A. Mclliltle. Mian Nell Can
Hold. Mlsn Jiinnla Kent, whnno marrliiKC
will tnko place next week, waa Riven
11 surprlno linen runh Tuesdny evon
liiK nt her home In Parkplace. The
brlde-eloct received ninny beautiful
pieces of linen. Refreshment were
served, nnd n most enjoyable evening
wnn spent. Those present' were Miss
Horn StrnlRht. Mrs. Mills. Miss lint
tie tlooilell, Mm. Ijuirence Ruconlch,
Mrs. A. J. Wilson. Miss Jlnttlo Wil
son, Mm. Alex Simmons, Miss Edna
Simmons, Mrs. Elmer iJinklns. Miss
May Rnmho, Mrs. Wllllnm Rnmbo,
Mrs. Weynian, Mm. McCouib, Mrs. M.
Hruimer, Mlsa Etta Rrunnor. Mrs.
Otto Erlckson, Mm. T. llrown. Mrs.
Hurry Peckover, Mrs. Paul PrneRor,
Mrs. .1. Roppell, MVs. W. C. Green,
Mrs. Frank Dernier, Mrs. Frank Ui
ens, Mrs. S. J. Jones, Miss Pearl
Jones, Mrs. Jennie Hutts, Mlsa Ethel
Hutts. Mm. J. C. Elltlns. of MlhvnuUlo,
Mrs. tleorRe Miiplo. of Mlhvaukle;'
Mrs. Ornzloll, of Texas; Mra. Hazel
Weyinnn. Mi's. John Kent, Otto Kont,
Lowell Kent.
One of the most enjoyable birthday
imrtles of the senson was that of
Suturtlny afternoon nt the home of
Mr. nnd Mrs. Rnrton Tlnrlow, of Olnd
stone, when some of tho llttlo friends
of their diiHRhter, Porothy, were In
Ivted to assist In celobrntlnR the fifth
nnnlvomnry of her birth. .Tho chil
dren hud a delightful time In music
nnd pluyliiR pnmos, aftor which a
bounteous luncheon wns served. Dor
othy wns thn recipient of many hand
some trlfts. The table, dining- room
nnd HvliiR room were artistically doc
orated with roses, marguorltes and
ferns.
Present wore Mrs. Frank T. Bar
low, of this city, Mrs. Monde Ken
nedy and Mrs. Al. Blount,, of Glad
stone; Nina LubecU, Tlnn Lubocfc,
Porn Liflieck, Tlllle Olson and Fred
Olson, of Sollwood; Herbert Barlow,
Horn Ice Barlow, of Oregon City; Har-
loy llmnry, Iva Illoiiiil, (iludyn llloiinl,
Kdim Rockwell, Ituth Onwalil, Mil
drod Hull, Kldn lluxtor, N'irma Mor
row, Grace Ownii, (inrlriuln Knnnmly,
Dorothy llnrlow and Mnry McCann,
One of the prettiest homo wi.'ddliiKu
of tho mmnon wb nt th home of Mr.
und MmOliurlo T, Tmzo, of ()m.
ntniif, Tuomlny afternoon at 2 o'clock,
when their ilniiKhmr. Minn Myrtle,
wun united In miirrliiK" lo Mr. Frank
lin II. Call, of Portland Thn com
ninny wnn oorfornicd hy Rev. J, M.
Ilurkor, piiKtor of tho Flrni f:oiiKri'KH
lloiiul Church of Kornni (irovn.
ProcndliiK Iho cnrniimiiy, Minn Mario
Krlndrlch rnndornd "Oil, promise Mo,"
ut thu conclusion of which the note
of lyihonrln'n WddliiK March poulod
forth, Minn Klnlo Krl-dr.:h pronldlliit
ut the pliino, annoiinclnn n,e arrival
of thn bridal party. Tho hrldn, on thn
arm of Iwr futhnr. C. T. Too.t', pre
coded by the llttlo (lower kM. Itoni-tla
N'owlon, of I'ortltind, unit tint brldon
liuild, Minn llar.nl Toow, nlnter of the
lirlijn, I'lilnrud lh parlor und worn
mot beneath thf floral canopy of
white llllen ami - rone hy ihn Kriom
mid boit man, Hurt ram ('. Hhort, of
Portland, where tho ci-rem my wan
held, uftnr which Mr. and ,ns. Call re
ceived the coriKruttilatl'.nn and K"od
wl then. I.iiiicIiooii win nerved after
Iho nervlcn.
The liijiinu wjin coiin-rted Into a
vnrlt:ihlii floral Ixiwor with Itn Kr
Imidn of UHpuriiKHS fenin, On-Kon
rnpn and nmllux, Interwoven with
rose mid llllen. The color nchi-mir
In thn pnrlor wan whit" ami Kreen;
thn IIvIiik riniiii, pink uml Kreen; 11
lirury, red and Krnnn; reception hall,
red nnd Kreen, and tlx iIIiiIiik room
pink and white. The lirlde'n table
wnn manned with 1 1 lift and aspaniKun
fornn, with fnntoonn of while nulin
rllilioiiH.
The hrldn wun a pi' litre of bounty,
M'lliK humlHoiiiely Kl,wn'd In cream
colored crupe do Parln, made Prln
conn, enlruln, with nllver irlmmliiKn,
und her veil of tulle wan held In place
by a wreath of llllen of the valley'.
Khn mrricd a nhower bouquet of
brlde'n ronen and llllen of the val
ley. Mini Hazel Toone, the brides
maid, wore a ocomlni! nown of pink
nllk uml carried an arm boiupiet of
llrldenmuld ronon. The little flower
Itlrl, Ronetta Newton, wore a dainty
drenn of while Swiss Many pretty
gowim were worn on thin occasion..
Mr. and Mrn. Cull left for Portland
hy automobile amid a nhowor of rice
und shoes, from which place they
nulled for Sun Kranclnco. and after
lourliiK through California, they will
ii-turn to Port In nd. at which place
they will make their future home.
lb-fore her departure the brldo
threw her boquot. whlrh wag caught
by Mlsn Wara HarrltiRton.
The youiiK couple were the recip
ients of ninny handnnme Rlfta of cut
glass, silverware and rare china. The
brlde'n lft from her parents wan a
modern bungalow and lot In one of
the popular suburbs of Portland, and
Is furnished throughout by the groom.
The bride Is the eldest daughter of
Mr. nnd Mrn. Tixixe, and han been a
prominent figure tn social and educa
tional events In Gladstone and Oregon
City, she being an elocutionist of
some note. The groom in a promi
nent young bunluenn man in l'ort
lund, holding a renponalble position
with one of the leading firms of that
city.
The following; Ruestt attended: Mr.
and Mrs. C. T. Tooze, Mr. and Mrn.
Edward Harrington. Mr. and Mrn. F.
J. 8. Toore. Mr. and Mm. Walter
Tooxe. Jr., Captain and Mra. 8. V.
Short. Mr. and Mrn. J. C. Paddock
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Paddock, Mr. and
Mm. J. L. Kruse. Mr. and Mra. Harry
Paddock. Mr. and Mrn. W. R. Dunn,
Mr. and Mm. J. W. GunRaulls. Mr.
and Mrs. M. P. Crlswell. Mm. Harry
Wheeler. Mm. L. Strickland, Mrs. El
len M. Call, Mra. Ullle Dygert, Mrn. J.
W. Thornton, Miss Kate Wolbert, Miss
Ivan Harrington. .Miss Kate Murray,
Miss Wava Harrington, Miss Pearl
Harrington, Miss Jessie Murray, MIsr
Hilda Toom, Miss Hazel Tooze, Helen
Tooze, Uuilse Tonie. Miss Helen
Murray. Miss Jessie Paddock. MIbs
Murie Frledrlch. Mlsa Elsie Krledrich,
Mian Rena E. Tlcer, MIbs Jean Mur
ray. Miss Helen Bradley. Miss Har
riet Haven, MIks Rosntta Newton
Mlsa Uira Paddock, Messrs. Bet ram
C. Short. John Itnscli, Fred Tooze; Jr.,
II. F. Hoffman, George Murray. Stan
ley Murray, U. H. Crlsel.
A ' very pretty June wedding took
plnee last night at the home of Mr.
and Mrs. Eugene T. Avlson on Sixth
and Center streets, when their young
est dnughter. Miss Laura, was united
In marriage to Dr. Carl Herbert
Melssner, of this city. The Impress
ive ring ceremony was performed by
the Rev. William A. Proctor, pastor
of the First Congregational Church,
nt 7:30 o'clock. Mlsa Edith Cheney
presiding at the piano, played Men
delssohn's Wedding March as the
bridal party came down the stairway
and entered the pnrlor. The bride,
who Is a striking brunette, looked
beautiful as she entered on the arm
of hor father, Eugene T. Avlson, fol
lowing the little flower girl. Shirley
Park, who carried a basket of roses,
dropping the petnls as she passed
along, and Miss Ivah Gordon, who
acted as bridesmaid.- In the bay win
dow, where Rev. Proctor was sta
tioned, they were met by the groom,
and his best num. Walter Wells.
After the ceremony congratulations
were extended and about 15 congrat
ulatory telegrams from Iowa, Colo
rado and Portland were read.
The bride was handsomely gowned
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7-jewel Waltham or Elgin in solid Nickel case,
15-jewel Waltham or Elgin, in Gold Filled case, -1
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Howard Watches in Gold filled and Solid Gold cases,
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BURMEISTER & ANDRESEN
OREGON CITY JEWELERS
In white crepe dc chene, entrain, and ; Walker, Miss Lilian Cries sen, Miss
her long graceful tulle veil waaiBadge Bright bill, Miss Marian Mon -
caught in place by a spray of orange
blossoms. The only Jewels she wore
was a necklace of pearls and am- j
etbyst, the gift of the groom. Shej
carried an. arm bouquet of bride ,
rosea and lilleg of the valley, which j
was afterwards caught by Miss Edith
Cheney. MIbs Ivah Gordon wore a
om:oilllllK Riiku (J piun vito uu
chene and carried pink carnations.
Mrs. E. T. Alson, mother of the bride,
wore lavender silk, and Mrs. William
Melssner. of Relnbeck, mother of the
groom, wore gray silk. Many beau
tiful gowns were In evidence.
The decorations of the Avlson
home showed artistic taste. The1
color scheme throughout the rooms
was pink and white. The reception
hall was In La France roses, and the
stairway as entwined In white satin
ribbons. The electroliers of this
room were twined with festoons of
Ivy; the parlor, where the ceremony
took place, was in Caroline Testout
roses and Ocean Spray. The back-
ground of the bay window was formed
of ferns and palms, and on each side
were hung Indian baskets filled with
Caroline Testout roses. From the
ceiling was suspenaea a uifo wmw ,
. . 1.1.1. , 1 .1 . n .1 !
Faun bow, unuer wuicu mo uriuc "u ;
groom stood while the ceremony was.
Si rSor.rm'anl Mrs Har.ngton h is been vls.tlng
dining room were Interwoven with 1 '8ter' Mrs Kandle.
sprays of smilax and Caroline Test-1 If the work 8tlll P". "
outs. The living room was In pink as good roads as any district In
and white roses, while the dining ! the ,eounJJ'
room was In white and green, nun-! Miss Freda fchenk has recovered
clreds of white lilies being used j from her sick spell. Glad to see yon
nmong the decorations. The bride's j Baln. Jeds- mm
table" was a bower of beauty. The ! Miss Ro ' Closner returned from
electroliers were entwined with sy-iNrg a few days ago where she
rlnga. and from each spray was us-' has been attending schooU
pended white satin ribbons, and from Mr. "d r8-.,C"ll .lT 7
he extreme ends of the ribbons were ! wl h their daughter, Mrs String
fastened white lilies, forming a most; s C Pearson U WOrklng "
beautiful effect. Satin ribbons were Mrs Finn . ' .,
also suspended from the electroliers Miss Ethel Keller Is getting a class
to each corner of the table, and were for music.
held In place with bunches of lilies. Mr. and Mrs. Jagmin moved away
In the center of the table, and which and Mr. Thomas and his wife have
completed these artistic decorations, moved on the P'aee.
was a basket filled with lilies and tied Mrs. Ada Smith is on the sick list.
In white satin ribbons. Indian has-1
kets filled with lilies were also no -
tlcenble among the decorations., inei
table where punch was served was of 1
the corresponding colors The shades '
of the electroliers of the reception I
hall, parlor and living room were of
pink and ' green, and of the dining
room white and green.
During the evening the bride's
mother, assisted by Miss Louise Wal
ker. Miss Marian Money. Miss Madge
Brightblll and Miss Lilian Grlessen,
served a luncheon. 1
Dr. and Mrs. Meissner, who are
held in the highest esteem of all,
were the recipients of many hand
some gifts, consisting of brass, silver,
cut glass and china. Among the Rifts
that were received was the after
dinner coffee set of enameled Havl-
ltmd from the bachelor friends of
Dr. Melssner.
As Dr. nnd Mrs. Melssner were
ready to take tholr departure for their
wedding trip, tne kiks, or wnicn uie
doctor is a member, arrived at thn
house by automobiles, which were
gaily decorated with old shoes,
nnd strings of tin cans, tied to the
machines, which aroused the neigh-1
bors from their Blumbers. The car-
riage which was In waiting for Dr.
Meissner and his bride, was not
needed, as the Elks had fairly kid-
napied them and had taken them J lirdav
away. They were taken to the cat , Ge ' e Hartwlg reeclved a carload
and sent to Portland, and from that I Qf i,ueg Friday
city left on the 12 o'clock train fori Captaln M1Iey went to Salem Frl
thoir honeymoon, which will be spent ; (lay
at the nome or tne urines sisier, aire.
Hugh Hendry, of Stratford. Canada.
nnd before returning will visit at the I
'r. k.nA In Da nlionlr TnuiQ nitrl
muuiiia m....c ... nniiunv., """
other Eastern cities.
The bride Is an accomplished ;
young woman, and since her rest-, Mrg Eu jrosberger and chll
dence In Oregon City has made . drpn Qf Wo0(1burn were visiting Mr. '
many friends The groom is a prom-: M D M, G, thig week, 1
Inent physician and is highly es-, I
teemed. Upon their return, which' Auston oder was at Hubbard Sat
wlll be about six weeks, they will,"87-
make their home In this city. j H. H. Hurst was up from Portland j
Those attending the wedding were Saturday.
Mrs. Wllllnm Melssner, Miss Lilian miss Mabel Krous was a Portland j
Meissner, or iteinueca, lowa, moiuer visitor Inst weeK.
and sister of the groom: Mr. and j Mgg Marle Scheurer. of Hlllsboro,
Mrs. John Melssner. Miss Lorna Bnd ner B,8ter Mrs Mo8ier were vls
Melssner. Carl and Jay Melssner, Mr. ,t, relatives' and friends at Aurora
and Mrs. Harry Elliott. Mr. and Mrs. Sunday
Kiwi "z g-jxx&szxif
Bess Daulton, Miss June Chnrman,
Miss Edna Canfleld, Miss Clara Cau- Strawberry hoxes and crates at the
field. Miss Ivah Gordon, Miss Louise Oregon City Commission House.
Jewelry repairing to ua. All work
SUSPENSION
ey, Mlsa Edna Park. Shirley Park,
Dr. W. E. Carll, William Avlson,
Walter Wells, Bothwell Avlson.
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They cured me of chronic constipa
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digestion, headache, chilN, malaria
and debility. 25c at Jones Drug Co.
8PRINGWATER.
Sprlngwater, wake up! wake upf
Mr. and Mrs. William E. Closner
returned from their weddine trio last
j Thursday evening, and were sur-
i . U I. ll.nl. hlcna
came and gave them a serenade, all
extending their heartiest congratula
tions and best wishes.
Children's Day exercises
irlll be
he,d next Sundayi june 19, at the
Presl)yteran church. Everyone come
and haye t good Ume. Dinner will
, gerTed ,n the poye
Quite a number of the Sprlngwater
- . ,.ii ,hla
P-P went to the R- Carnival this
j0.
AURORA
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L. Miller made a trip to Port
land Thursday.
Mr. and Mrs. Dr. W. W. Giesy were
Portland visitors Friday.
Andrew and George W. Miller and
Freddie Giesy were In Portland on
Thursday and Friday.
Miss Llllle Miller was a Portland
visitor Thursday.
Mrs. J. R. Johnston, of Argentine,
Kan., Is vlsltin grelatives and friends
In Aurora.
C. Zimmerman received a carload
of lumber Friday.
Misses Ttllie Fry and Emma Yoder
went to Albany Thursday.
Mr. and Mrs. E. Kiel and Mrs. J.
R Johnston made
a trip to Portland
Thursday.
Mrg A Coie went to Portland I
Thursday. !
Mr &n'd Mrs A B widdows. of
j Barlow were m Aurora Saturday. i
Mr and Mra Geo Krous and Miss,
,- K-mll mnH trln to Salem
1 fvilly
1 Auro'ra haml went up t0 Hubbard to
, n ,h(1 ,.ipni that nlare Sat-
Mr an(J jrrg A H Gle8V made a
,u Portland Satllr(,ay.
caud M)Uet ,
..... I
home to Vlnssel. Ore., after v s tine a
few days at the home of her sister,
0mth
if iVT Vi A
crT"iiiruiuiiai i n 1
$ 6.00 to $9.50
12.50 to 20.00
15.00 to 30.00
1630 and up.
20.00 and up.
40.00 to $150
1.00 1 9.00
guaranteed.)
BRIDGE CORNER
CTDIIpC R OW AT
I J I ftllVLJ ULUll rtl
PASSENGFR RATES
LOCAL MERCHANTS FILE COM
PLAINT TO HAVE LOWER
FARE TO PORTLAND
In an effort to secure a reduction in
fare between Oregon City and Port-,
land over the line of the Portland
Railway Light t Power Company Co,
M. E. Dunn, a local merchant, has
filed a suit through Attorney George
C. Brownell, with the State Railroad
Commission. It Is contended that pa
trons of tha, Oregon City dlvlson pay
a greater charge per mile than people
1,vi ? nf.th J JKS
water division: that the fare between
Concord and Portland, a distance ol
fi r , mllAa tc A Mnltfv whilft hitwMn
i t. jan anj TVirtlnnri ft itlatAneA nf
9.32 miles, the fare is only 10 cents.
Other similar instances are recited In
the complaint, which charges that
the rates between Oregon City and
1 Portland are unreasonable, unjustly
discriminatory and unduly prejudicial.
It Is probable that the Railroad Com
mission will order a hearing.
CASTOR I A
lor Infant and Children, .
TTia Kind You Hare Always Bought
Bears the
Signature
Start for Pedestrian Tour.
Alexander Bowen, Walter Hart,
Milton Noble and Carl Cassidy started
Wedsenday morning for Boring, from
which point they expect to walk to
Mount Hood. They will probably
be gone a week or ten days.
Interest
Is the great incent
ive to ward sav
ing money
We pay
Interest
on savings accounts
We pay 4 per cent
Interest
on Certificates of
of Deposit '
Safety
Liberality
Cotiftesy
is our motto
Aurora
State
Aurora, Oregon .