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About Albany daily democrat. (Albany, Or.) 1888-192? | View Entire Issue (Feb. 26, 1920)
Renovate Your Hat With Colorite Hat Brite and Elkay's HAT DYES, you can make a perfectly good hat out of your last year's straw hat. A bottle of hat dye, one treatment, some different flowers and trimming and presto your friends will never know it. Any Color or Shade, 23c DA WSON'SDRUG STORE PIONEER OF KNOX BUTTE PASSES AWAY E. J. Wilde, pioneer of East Knox Uultti. died at the home of hit niece, Mrs. I. 11. CoHland at 12.30 last niirht following a lingering Ill ness of several years. Mr. Wilifc wis 66 years of age his lax birth d.iy and has spent most of his lifo i the community where he passed away. Ho is survived by two nieces Mrs. I. II Copel.tnd. Mr. P. B. Mar shall and a nephew Frank llutler who reside near Lebanon. Funeral ser vices have not yet been arranged. W. B. A. 0. T., Maccabees tonight, Feb. 26, 1920. AMELIA B. 110KSI.KY, Lady Comander. BERTHA T. PARKER, R. K. j Life Insurant Paid That the Western Union Life Insur ance company Is on the job is Indi jcateil by the recent death of Kobert Cnwford of Corvallls which occur- red on Feb. 23 and the policy was In I the hands of local agent C 8. tiilson : on Fib 25 for payment to the widow. LOCAL BRIEFS Personal Mention of People apd Activities About the City. On iirand Jury W. H. McConnell, a prominent far mer of Shedd, is serving his country this week in Albany as one of the grand jurors. Visits Sisters Miss Lois Howard, returned to her home at Wintel Marion, coun ty. today after spending a few days in this city visiting her sisters. Left For Enterprise Judge and Mrs. Charles Blyeu, of Enterprise Willowa county, and little daughter left this noon for their home after spending several weeks here vis iting relatives. Inspecting Trip F. St French, watch inspector for Return to Portland N. Jones, who has been working on a farm east of town for several weeks returned to his home in Portland this afternoon. Lyons Visitor S. P. Brown, of Lyons transacted business at the court houe toduy Mr. Brown is a sueces-ful farmer and road man In his community and will next serve the public as deputy county assessor. Mill City visitor W. R. Ray, one of the prominent pioneer residents of Mill City, was an Albany visitor today. (Went To Portland I Mr. and Mrs. R. R. Cronise went to Portland yesterday afternoon on bus iness and pleasure trip. From Stayton L. M. Archambeau. who has been in the farming game in Linn county for the last 28 years transacted bus iness here today. From Newberg Miss Lelia Elliot, of Newberg. ar rived here the first of the week to accept a position as assistant book keeper in the Albany Creamery. Visits at Dever Mrs. C. C. Scott, left on the early electric train for Dever to spend the day visiting with relatives. From Harrisburg Chancey Sickles, one of the leading farmers living between Harrisburg and Brownsville, is serving as juror on the county grind jury here this week. Lebanon Visitor L. E. West, ont of Lebanon's well known citizens was an Albany busi- thc rail roads of the valley, is work ing on the west side roads between ness visitor last night and today, Albany and Portland this week. Weather Report From Waterloo i Tonight and Friday rain or snow. Mr. and Mrs. James Meisner, of Yesterday the, temperature ranged Waterloo, are visiting their children j from 60 to 2 degrees. The river in this city for a few days. Mrs. : stands at 2.2 feet .Missionary Society Meets The Missionary society of the Gra1?" Presbyterian church will meet Fri day afternoon at 2 o'clock at the home of Mrs. Grigsby. The ladies COLDS breed and Spread INFLUENZA KILL THE COLD ONCB WITH Meisner has been seriously ill from an attack of the pneumonia and was brought here for treatment. Returned From Corvallis Dr. Samuel Batten and Dr. Hol- nick Harlan, returned from Coravllis are cordially invited to attend this morning where they had been to conduct a Christian Service Institute. I Philomath Visitor I A. C. Davis, of Philomath, was an I Albany business visitor ast nightand today. Shedd Man In Hospiul J. M. McConnell, a prominent far mer of Shedd, who has been in the . local hospital here for several days is reported improving. Mrs. McConnell is staying here during his illness. Lebanon Visitor G. W. Cruson, one of the leading pioneers of Lebanon, was an Albany visitor last night on his return from Newport. From Siletz S. C. Brasficld, of Siletz, was a guest of the St. Francis hotel last night. Mill City Visitor Chas. Gentry, of Still City, former ly a Lebanon citizen was in the city today and last night 1 S HILL'S CASCARA fcrJr QU I N I N I 1 ndard cold remedv for 10 nrt in tablet form uf, aura, no opiate b res ki up cold in 24 Dour relieve; 'Tip in J dirt. oner back u it rails. The tenuine bos has a Red top with Mr. Hill's picture. At Alt Drum Stmrm K I i ,r if I Hair Grown on Ba!d Head Aftvr b-'n tiff! fX'tlr a New Y tV5Wl foe Till fBtBirr ""H'rl I out fW. tonnmnt rrvwa of kmir of whi h I ia ao prtnti teat tM will en4 tttm i-f-raaton fr to anyone wft uti tor tt. Wrt: J'.n II Bnium, Btabon F, N-w Ywfr. t. T. Uinr wssra rj aan bar erowa hir efirr ') ' but)). 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