PERSONAL AMD LOCAL
The HumanumOrganumorthe
Human Orgvn created a great
deal of amusemertt at the enter
tainment Saturday evening.
Henry Miller baa returned from
a trip to Wilh-rit.
WS. Hur.tra3 in Portland on
business Tuesday.
Hopgrowers are pretty well
united in their determination to
pick this year.
Order your hop tickets by mail
now.
Geo. Fry went to Portland on
business today.
In this iFive is an announce
ment froni the Mt. Angel College
at Mt. Angd. Thi3 is a good in
stution of learning for girl and
we do not hesitate to refcomend it
lo our readers;
The Woman's Club hail ft has
llty gathered up' Entertainment
Saturday night for considering
tHe time they had in getting it
Up, it was very creditable; The
brchestra gave some excellent
music, the recitations by little
Gladys GieSy and Myra Will were
very good and the songs by
Gertie Giesy and chorus were
well rendered, the recitations
given by, the visiting ladies, j
Misses McDowell and Donnelly,
University of Oregon Students,
added wonderfully to the pleas
ure of the audience. Refrsh
were served in the Club Room.
Mr. and Mrs. Tom Leffler were
yisitors at the Pioneer Hotel
Saturday.
Miss Nettie Miller came home
from Portland Monday evening.
. Misses Donnelly and McDowell
classmate of Miss Lilla Irvin,
are spending a few days" here.
George Dekurrt was up from
Portland over Sunday; on his
farm.
. Mrs. Peppiii was over from
Ihp Prahl ranch Tuesday,
, Barlow turned out well to the
-entertainment given by the
Romans' fclub', Saturday even
ing.. ' .. . , . . m
i Miss. Roberta Jame.-3 of Kansas
,Qity, 9 .qohies ,to, Portland
every cummer1, was, the .guest of
tMiss Ida .Miller fpr.our days.
Iiss Jams has q great, many
friends here and gains new ones
eVery time she comes.
Miss Hannah Xraus returned
from Salem Fridav. . ,
H. J. Miller has returned from
Wilhoit. .. , .
, Otto Knorr w,as, an incoming
passenger . from Oregon City
Monday evening.
. Misses Rose and Emma Rueck
of Portland were In town Sunday.
; Mrs, .Earl .Cribble- returned to
Portland Sunday, ,vith her was
hef sister, Gladys Giesy.
Miss Sophie Lantz of Portland
.visited friends in Aurora Tues
day.
Mrs. Parrish and daughter, Mi!
t'dred of Oregon City, were guests
of Mrs. F. Will, Jr., Friday.
Mis3 Nunda Wolfer has been
visitimr her aunt. Mrs. S. 0
Miller.
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Meyers of
Needy were in town Tuesday.
i Miss Alness Burns of Portland
r;s visiting friends here.
Henry Hurst of Portland spent
Sundav with his mother. Mrs
Helen C. Hurst.
Mrs. Emma Seelcy and mother,
Mrs. Boss of Salem are guests of
Mrs. Elia3 Keil.
Mrs. Carpenter wa3 a Canby
visitor Sunday.
l- Henry Stahl returned to Tort-
land Sunday evening, after a few j
days visit with his family. ;
, Mrs. N.S. Hurst and daughter,
ttuth, of Hubbard were in town
Friday. J
S. A. Miller went to Portland , ;
- Sunday. ! J
W. S. Hurst & Company are i n 1
' the market for all the wvl and;
mohair they can get at their '
warehouses at Aurora, Hubbard .
-and Canby. They r.re r aying the J
l-highest market prices. Don't t
rnil to soe then brfon felling.
Hubbard Dep't.
Miss Amy Harris is visiting
relatives and friends in Portland.
The beautiful monument erect
ed in tho Hubbard cemetery by
the Woodmen of the World in
memoiy of Albert L. Simms was
f ormaly dedicated on Sunday last
by Nessmuk camp of Aurora.
The ceremony, Was beautiful and
mpressive. Special singing was
rendered by the Aurora choir.
Judge G. B. Dimick of Oregon
City delivered an Interesting ora
tion befitting the occasion.
Dr. S. W. Weaver was In Portl
and on professional business
Tuesday and Wednesday.
Ralph C. Grimm went to Port
land on Tuesday morning for an
operation for appendicitis.
Rev, A. J. ttoar supplied the
pulpit of the Congregational
church oh Sunday evening.
Born and died on Aug., 12. to
the wife cif John IlershbCrger, a
son.
Geo. lldpkins, formerly a resi
dent of this city find how of
Washington County, i theguett
of Guy Weaver.
Miss Hilda Olsen, who has held
the position as primary teacher
here for four years and is now a
student at the State Normal!
School at Monmouth, paid hen
many friends here a visit on1
Sunday.
Miss Florence Stoddard came
to her home here on Tuesday
vening from the summer school
at Monmouth. Miss l lorence!
will teach in the school t Canby
the coming year.
t
The Mt. Ansel Academy mi College fSttaW and Gash
MT. ANGEL, OREGON
Normal Courses A Specialty
This chartered institution is empowered by the State
of Oregon with all the privileges of a state normal
Fchool in conferring Teacher's State Certificates .'and
Life Diplomas.
It has thoroughly equipped chemical and physical lab
oratories. Young women students of Mt. Angel
Academy haye recently attained 100 per cent in tho
state examinations in physics.
If you are working for a teacher's state certificate,
you must take the state examination in physics Mt.
Angel Academy Is the place par excellence to prepare
for this examination.
The laboratory work and note books of the class of
1905 took a medal for physics at the Lewis and Clark
j Exposition.
WOODBURN DEPARTMENT
"NO WONDER
HEgLAUGHS"
J. H. Scttlmitr. tits. George G. Bingham.V.Prcs.
J. M. f oornun, Caihler.
Poultry is to have its due re
cognition at the Livestock Show
in September. Over $500 m
prizes is offered and the interest
may be judged from the fact
that over one thousand entries
are booked. Poultry means al
most $5,000,000 to Oregon annu
ally.
Secretary W. L. Crissey of the
Oregon State Dairy. Ass'n, has
been advised that Hon. FA, IT.
Webster, Chief, of. Dairy Divi
sion, Uk S. Department '(?f 'Agri
culture, is contemplating a trip
to the Pacific Northwest to parti
cipate in the convention 'of the
Oregon Association December
10th and 11th.
Eight, persons ate fried rattle
snakes in a local hotel in Newton
Sunday. All pay that the snake
was palatably. The snake was
killed early fh the day by Mr.
Allen as he was inspecting a farm
near Lake Owassa:-Cobleskilf,
N. Y. Times. - -
Bank of Woodburn
HAT
To Maks a General Cleaning Up of all Straw and
Summer Crash Hats, We've Cut the Prices so Low
thatyqu Would not Recognize tho Original Selling.
Price.
Iong Time yet before the Season is over for, Cool
Hats. Come in and get a Rm Bargain,
Our Fall Stock of Hats and Caps for Young Men,
Boys and Elderly Men are all that Style and Quality
Represent. We wart to show them to you. v
SADLER &KRAUS
Aurora, Oregon
THE BEST FOR THE PRICE ALWAYS
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Established 1S90
i Capital and Surplus over $50,000
J Interest Paid on Time Deposits
! Wondobur
Oregon
i The Vaudette (formerly Wood
'burn skating rink) is making
, every effort to please the public
;with moving pictures. They
j give a double program.
Every man wlth'a fat bank ac- j Admission 5 and 10 cents.
count can afford to laugh. Also Woodburn SiUDlo-Photo-to
take a smile" once in a while. .
Krupiis, copying unu JMiiarging,
Picture Framing. Amatuer
Developing and Fin
Jas. J. Hall; Prop.
He who save3 first can spend af-
spending first and expect to save . ,
after it, Put your money in the j g
bank NOW, where it will bt draw-1
ing interest so., that you cao
spend laler 6n. W? will be gfad
to, have your account, and talk to
youabut the Interest thatU will
earn for you while in our care".
Farmer's & Mechanic's Bank
Woodhura iM J Oreiop
Vapor and Hot Air . Cabinet
baths. Sure 4Cure for Rheuma
tism, Colds, Nervousness etci
Single baths or courses of treat
ment. Charges reasonable.
Joseph Lindsey,
Valley Hotel, Woodburn, Ore? 1 Woodburn
Readings by mail, Th6r6ughly
reliable. Four questions x'or
$1.00, Mrs. J", Lindsey, perma
nently locted at Valley lloVel.
vVoodburrr, . Oregon.
HENRY L. BENTS, Prei.and Cashier.
HENRY A. SNYDER, Vice Preitdent
Aurora State Banlc
i Transacts A General Banking Business
Capital $25,000
DIRECTORS.
II. L. Bents, II. A. Snyder, W. S. Hurst, C. Kociier
J. II. Miley, A. A. Crisell, B. F. Giesy.
Four per cent interest paid on time deposits.
Collections Carefully Attended To. Safety Deposit Boxes for RenV.
Aurora - - Oregort
.SHANKLAND'S BlCYCLk STORE
We( handle the very best make
of hew and second hand bicycles
and supplies'. , Best equipped re
pair seop between Portland and
Salem. Prices . reasonable and
work guaranteed.t
Shankland & do..
Oregon
THE AUSTIN
At Woodburn
STORES
We are headquarters for Harvester's Supplies, such a3 Good
Wearing Shoes Pants, Overalls, Jumpers, and all such
articles of Wearing Apparel, a3 rvell as a Good Line of Reliable
Brands of Groceries. If you are not satisfied with the Flour
you are usjng try our "SUPREME" Hard Wheat Hour; It is
sure to Piease you and the Price U Right.
Our Prices pre ahrayp Tho Lowest possible for ReUale Goods.
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c Kvini yb'ur tra'c.
Vc handh Yiothing but Gdod, Reliable Goods
We Sell at Popular Prices.
When coming to Woodburn, Give 'as a Trial
We guarantee ' Value Received"
Dry Goods, Furnishing Coons, ISnoE?, Notions, Groceries
Q. H. BF.BEE
WOODBURN
OREGON
& 0. MILLER & SON
fitaler Ju
General Hardware, Stoves, Tinware, Farm
ing Implements, Buggies, Wagoi 'Gfiath
Separators, Qasbline Ehgirick ufiiib, Ailiinu-
',.
nition and Ftshirig Tackle
AURORA - bRCQON
J. A. & A. E. AUSTIN
m
the Separator Question
IF YOU were going to buy a separator,
wouldnt you want to get the best for your
money ? It would be justice to you, your
wife and family to do thi. A post card,
I costing you one cent, will give you a chance
to read up abcut the Empire, to study its
i construction, cost, appearance, etc. You
I should do this before purchasing. We claim
j lightest running, close Skimming, easily
j cleaned, eimplicity, and durabi'ity. If you
I read our catalogue,, or see our machine and
j cannct agree vith'us, very well, you have
I Jearr.ed eomething ane done us no injury,
j May v.-c at least tend vou a catalogue.
j Empire Cream Separator Co
I 89 N. Sixth Si.. Portland, Oicjon
5 Borealis For Hop Tickets