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About The Aurora borealis. (Aurora, Or.) 19??-1909 | View Entire Issue (Sept. 24, 1908)
PERSONAL AND LOCAL These cold mornings remind one it is time to buy some of those especially good fleeced un der w ear Sadler & Kraus are showing. Light and heavy weights for children as well 3 grown up3. Nj ambitious man or woman can afford to miss the opportuni ty afforded them by the Interna tional Correspondence Schools on Thursday, Friday and Saturday, October 1st, 2nd and 3rd, at the postoftlce, Aurora. The schools are making a special display showing the work of the students. During the display a special dis count will be given off the price of all subjects. Sam Miller will exhibit hi fine horses'atthe County fair at Can by, and enter them in the prize contest. G rover McGonegal has pur chased a half acre of H. L. Bents in the Snyder addition r.nd will build and move his family to town. Mr. McGonegal and fam ily will be a good addition to town and will be cordially wel comed. Mr3. Josephine Krieger died with tuburculoses at her home south of town early Tuesday morning. Mrs. Krieger haa been a sufferer for a number of years and although ahe changed cli mates last year the disease had made too great an inroad upon her constitution and she could bnly patiently await the end sur rounded by her children. She leaves four fatherless and moth less' boys, Freddie , Alu in, Law rence and Raymond, and three sisters, Mrs. John Scholl of Hub bard, Mrs. Isaac Miller of Aurora and Mrs. Zimmerman of Chicago, to mourn her loss. The Funeral Services were con dcted at the home Wednesday afternoon at. one o'clock by the Rev. Flathman. The remains were laid to rest in the Aurora cemetery by a large number of friends and n&igrib ors who'wiil genuinely mis3 her. Henry Miller wa3 a passenger pn the north bound train Mon day evening. , The warehouse occupied by A. piesy is being treated with a new roof. . j H. L. Bents and family took m the fair last week. , Miss ara s'tewart spent Sat- urdayand Sunday at her home in Salem. . Mr3. Nate Cole and daughter Reely are visiting Mrs. Ogelbee in Portland. DON'T MISS THIS pne of those . nice tailor Suits, and at sucli a reasonable price at Sadler & Kraus.' ; Mrs. Harry .Wood of Portland andMr3. King cf Barlow were trading in Aurora Monday. Dewey Miller and Glen Hurst took in the dance at Hubhard Saturday evening. Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Sadler were Portland visitors Monday and Tuesday. ' , : Mrs. Margaret StaufTer cf Hub bard visited Aurora friends Wed nesday. ( ; . Clyde' Stahl and Miss ixuise Grim of Hubbard slipped quietly away and were married in Port land a w eek ago Tuesday. 1 hey are both popular young people and have the best wishes of the whole community. i Miss Mary Zimmerman has been on the sick list. - Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Will left for Portland Saturday morning. Mrs. Mary Harlah ras the guest of Fortland friends for throe days. A crowd from here went to Woodbum to the skating rink Saturday evening, Misse3 Mar garet Higginbotham, Anna Goetz, Hazel Giesy and Elsie Beck. Messrs Lcrin Giesy, Ben Will and P.uadd ilihibutham. x Frank Miller made two trips o .Saknv -with - hi automobile 'flst Thursday and Friday. The first party were Henry Snyder and family, and Mrs. Mary Rapps; end the other, John Miley, John Lundeeen, Albert Kraus and Earnest Snyder. Mrs. Eugene Moshberger and children of Woodbum, who have been guest3 of Dr. and Mrs. M. Giesy while Mr! oshbergerhas been East, returned to their home Saturday evening. Mrs. Henry Kraus was the gjest of friends in Oregon City one day last week. Sunday F. L. Miller took Cole man Marks and family to Port land to visit Mr Mark's sister. A. Klinger of Hubbard was in town Tuesday. Glen Hurst went to Hubbard Sunday evening. Mrs, E. G. Carpenter visited Salem relatives and attended the State Fair last Wednesday and Thurlay. Miss Grace Thompson of Needy tck the train horc for Portland Tuesday. Mr. and Mk. Otto Blosserleft Sunday for the home- of Mr. Blosser's parents near Hubbard, and will leave for the coast Mon day to be gone a couple of weeks. Carl Rohte returned to Port land Monday after a visit at the Muecke farm. Alvin Thompson took in the State Fair Thursday. Miss lone Giesy is visiting Portland friends. Mr. and Mrs. L. I. Snyder were Fair visitors last Wednesday. F. G. Peters left Friday even ing for Eastern Oregon for a six weeks visit. George Yergen and family re turned from Salem Saturday where they had camped during the fair. Mrs. John Giesy of Portland is visiting her daughter, Mrs. George Kraus, Miss Tillie Fry spent Monday in Portland. Miss Grace Smith has gone to Salem to attend school this winter. S. 0. MILLER &S0N Dealers In General Hardware, Stoves, Tinware, Farm ing Implements, Buggies, Wagons, Cream Separators, Gasoline Engines, Guns, Ammu nition and Fishing Tackle AURORA . - . OREGON HENRY L. EENTS, Pre and Cathlcr. HENRY 4. SNYDER. Met Pmlitit WOODBURN DEPARTMENT jj Vnn. o,l Uf a:- J. H.Sttlcmier.hes. George G.BhilUm.VJ'r. OliVt llVk Xll auiuvh baths. S :re cure for Rheuma tism, Colds, Nervousness etc. Single baths or courses of treat ment. Charges reasonable. Joseph Lindsey, Valley Hotel, Woodbum, Ore. Readings by mail, Thoroughly reliable. Four questions for $1.00, Mrs. J. Lindsey,. perma nently locted at Valley Hotel, Woodburn, Oregon. Shankland's Bicycle Store We handle the very best make of new and second hand bicycles and supplies. Best equipped re pair seop between Portland and Salem. Prices reasonable and work guaranteed. Shanklarid & Co., Woodbum,. Oregon Wedded Under Auluriii( Colors. The first wedding ( ever, per formed in the Presbyterian Church, was solemnized here Tuesday afternoon, Sept. 15th, at 2:301 The church was deco rated most beautifully in the au tumn colors. Over the front of of the; church, there was a" .beau tiful arch of flowers, ferns and and firs. The happy couple were Dr. Archibald A. Atkinson of Dorris, Calif., and Miss Clara I. Irvin, of Aurora, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. W. W. Irvin. The bride and groom will locate at the home or Dr. Atkinson, very soon.. The ceremony was, performed by the Rev. Frank If. Zugg of Albany, Oregon. Both Dr. and Mrs. Atkinson are graduates of the Pacific Uni versity at Forest Grove, where they .became acquainted while students. Mrs. Atkinson was a good worker in the church here and will bo missed by her many friends. Frdnk E. Dodge COM TRACTOR & BUILDER All kinds of building done at moderate figures. All work guaranteed first class in every particular Plies and Specifications Fur nished Upon Application No matter what size building you want I can fix you out. Satisfaction Guaranteed CAN BY, 08E00K Tho ball game between Canby and Woodbum Sunday resulted in a score of 7 to 1 in favor of Woodburn, due to the fact that Canby had no outfielder. The Woodburn team contained four of the disbanded Tri-City league players. Canby had a fair shake on Sunday. Sept. 13, and beat the.Woodbumteam after a hotly contested game. J. K. Foonnn, Cashier. Bank of Woodburn Established UW Capital and Surplus over $00,000 Interest Paid on Time Deposits Wondofcur - - Oregon The Vaudette (formerly Wood burn skating rink) is making every effort to please the public with moving pictures. They give" a double program. Admission 5 and 10 cents. Is Your Property For Sals? W art cnnitantlr itlviut InqolrlM from til part, of il.r i;niir4 S.atei for Firm. Vlnr"i ! Country ind t'li Ih'iiri on th J'ultlc Ct. ll your property It lor tale wt skill b (Ia4 to place il on our list, and put ymi la dirrrt cortMppndance with a lirt number of pvwibl tuer. Addrtia. TOWN a COUNTRY JOURNAL PUB. CO. JO JACKSON CT BAN FHANClSOO. CAk. tor headiulie lr. Miles' Antl-l'uin Villa A FREE SCHOLARSHIP A display of courses taught and work done by students of the C. S. , will be made at the Postofllce. Aurora, on October 1st, 2nd and 3rd. All are cordially invited to attend. Special discount oif the price of courses during this display. In connection with the above display a scholarship will be given to the one who sends iri the most appropriate finishing line to the following verse: There was a young fellow named Hill; Had hours of spare time to kilh When asked, '.'Spell 'S-u-c-c-c-s-sT' He replied, "I.-C.-S." ' Replies must be sent in addressed to the I. C. S. Representa tive, Post Office, Aurora, and must be received not later than o'clock, October 1st, 1908. Three prominent citizens of Aurora will be the judges. The winning verse will be published in the local paper the following week. Aurora State Bank s s$ Transacts A General Banking Business os Capital $25,000 DIRECTORS. II. L. Bents, II. A. Snyder, W. S. Hurst, C. Kocher 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 Rent. Aurora - - Oregon FARMERS We want your trade. We handle nothing but Good, Reliable Goods Wc Sell at Popular Prices. When coming to Woodburn, Give us a Trial We guarantee ' 'Value Received" Dry Goods, Furnishing: Goods, Shoes, Notions, Groceries G. H. BEBEE: WOODBURN OREGON READY MONEY SALE The United Outfitting Company have scooped in a arge stock of new Fall Men's Clothing, Furnishings, Hats, Shoes, and Ladies' Coets, Skirts, Waists, Petticoats, Furs, Hosiery, Etc., At Half Price And Less Being unable to find room . in Portland or Oregon City they have brought their immense stock , to Canby and opened a, store Opposite The Canby Bank. Beginning Monday, September 28, they will offer this Great Selec tion of Choice Goods at . 40 Gents On The Dollar This is Absolutely the Greatest Sacrifice Sale Ever Known in the history of K lack am as county. On account of the punic in . . a .t i ' A . I i. I 4 1 r . InC east incy nave scturcu incc cwws ui icss man manuiai turcrs' cost and will sell the goods at . Unheard of Low Prices Come anJ Get Your Supply of Winter dothics for Less Than Half you tuvc been raying for the Sime Goods. United Outfitting Canby, Oregon; Opposite Canby Bank Co. The Empire for Durability That cream separator that you are going to buy, ought to bo durable. You cannot afford to buy a new one every year. Bujj the best; cet one that ha3 a record for dur ability. Head the following: "I am pleased to say that the Empire No. 5, which I purchased from you 12 yeare ago has given perfect satisfaction iri every respect. I cannot recommend it tod highly. It is very rimplo and has proven durable. I have not aid out a cent foi repairs in all the years I have used the ma chine. I would not trade the En.pire for any machine I havo ever seen. . To my bio-; ther farmers I woUld eay; 'If you pro thinking df buying a separator be sure and look" tip the Entire.' Iver Furnsss, Nor man, Washington." Empire Cream Separator Ce 89 N. Sixth St.i . PtfrtlanJ, Orejrbil W. S. HURST 8i COi . PRODUCE AND COMMISSION MSRCt'lAMTS Vht.lcsalo Dealers in Wheftt, Oats, Ho?, PoU'.jei, Or.ionij Onion Sets', Green and DriA Fruits, Oren Grape ttoot and Cascara Dark. Highest Market Prico p-LI for all kinda of Produce, Etc. Branch Offices at H.ibba.'d a.id . Canby. Sole agents frt'r Hallock O. K. Potato Digger. CALL ON OR ADDRESJ W. S. Uurst & Compasny AURORA. OREGON Ijr- -otv il--- -.;J"..-..wI- '( LENOX PORTLAND'S NEW and mort MODERN LY FURNISHED HOTEt PORTLAND UKf-GON 1 Possessing every convenience and an ideal location fronting on the beautiful city plaza. Adjacent to business center. Up-to-date grill. Telephone in every room. Private baths. Iius to andirom all trains Kates: European Plan Ilatcs: American Plant) $1.00 and $1.00 per day $2.00 and $3.00 per day $2.00 and 2.00 with bath $3.00 and $1.00 with bath J O.H. SPENCER, Manager J Canby Tribun on fil Aurora Boreal! on f:l k w a r T v r- r- t m & i w r-m rmwm.m 4 Having leased the U:,'o' Millh from ?Jr. Trullinger, 1 1 I have completely overhaul the plant, put in new silks, and X I will begin operations September 1st, on ali2 and let live basis, i : Being thoroughly experienced in thc-Millcr'a trade, I am in a I i position to do work as cheaply or a little cheaper than any one J else in my line. During the coming season I will grind feed for $1.00 pcf ton. Other prices in proportion Wc Otcr to the Farmm' Trade. Your Patronage Solicited T. G. LENNON . R.f.fi.No' . .. . :.. j MuIino.Ot.1
