The Aurora borealis. (Aurora, Or.) 19??-1909, November 05, 1908, Image 3

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Newspaper Page Textj PERSONAL AND LOCAL j Miss Ida Stauffer has been the guest of Aurora relatives for several days. Clark Whitworth and family, who have been living on the Al Filler place, have moved to Ta coma. The Band boya are goin to give a dance Saturday night. They are determined to make this one one of the best of the year, and intend to have perfect order, good music and a irood time. Mrs. Peppen was in town Tues day. ' Miss Hannah Kraus is at Ore gon City attending the annual Institute of Clackamas Teachers. Frank' Miller is one of the Auroraites who visited Portland, Thursday. As far as natural scenery is concerned Aurora is as prettily . located as any town along the S. P. It only remains with her cit izens who have the affairs of their town under control to get In and beautify it. Shade trees planted along the road coming to town and a general cleaning up ;vould work wondors. Other towns no larger than Aurora have a commercial club and boost like every thing for home inter est. Wake up Aurcra. ' Jacob Miller was a Salem visi tor one day last week; ' Mrs. Henry Yergen was in Aerora Wednesday. The ladies arc preparing for a bazaar to be given for the bene fit of the Christian Endeavor. : Miss Tillie and Andy Fry were Portland visitors Thursday. Mrs. ' Jake Stauffer of Hub bard, is staying with her sister, Mrs: Miller. - Mrs. BiUgene Moshburger and children of Woodburn, spent Sat urday and Sunday with Dr. M. Gicsy and family. 1 Mr. and Mrs. Fred Yergen were in town last Wednesday. "Mr. Yergen was married to Miss Nona See of Woodburn. at Ash ;!and, October 21st.' Mr. and Mrs. Yergen are both well and favorably known and have the best wishes' of everybody. John .Whitworth and family, who lived near "Wood burn, have 'moved back into cur country again. Billy Bcuor and wife have moved back on the W. W. Irvin place. Mrs. Higgonbotham and Baby Morri3 were Portland visitors on .Tuesday. See the Souvenir Post Cards of the Colony Church and other local scenes at the Sadler and Kraus 'Store. Ed Herron of Woodburn, was over Friday. Ed is a hale fellow and well "met" and is always welcome. The school children had a holi day Tuesday. Anton Will was in Portland last Friday. Mrs. Flora Beck is home from Portland where ?hc has been for some time. George Schpll ar.J wife are re joicing over the arrival of a baby girl at their home. Mis3 Hattie Feller of Wood burn, Is at Aurora for a week or so. Joe Keller, who lives down near Muecke'g. has bill3 out for a sale on November 12th. Misa Viola Gribble was in Au rora Tuesday. A number of our young people went to Butteville last Saturday evening to attend the Lady Mac Rbees Dar.ce. Ehlen's Orchestra furnished the music and it was a very nice dance -the Lady Mac abees usually make it pleasant for all who attend. Chris Kochcr wa3 in Portland Friday. Otis Morris spent one day of last week with his wife at Portland. . Mrs. Otis Morris, is Lt St. Yin-1 ..... . r j ' . cent Hospital. She h rapidly! P,casant Ek;nm recovering after undergoing .v On Tuesday night, October 27, slight operation. a birthday party Avas given at The Farming Demonstration A,ur0? T Train will reach Aurora at 4.10 hc .ndeen s 15th birthday, ! P. M. cu! rc:;;:Jr, until 5.:W P.M., cdr.e.Ui-y, November 11th. It is hopfed that every one- who pos sibly can will be on hand and hear the lectures on various sub jects by professors of the Agri cultural College and Experiment Station of Corvallis. The Aurora band is expected to assist in mak- J ing the assemblage one long to be remembered. The Oregon Society Sons of the American Revolution are otFering $15 in five prizes to the school children of Oregon for the best essays not exceeding 3000 words on any of the following four sub jects: 1. The Causes of the Rev olutionary War. 2. The Battle of Saratoga. 3. The Navy in the Revolutionary Wat. 4. The Battle of Bunker Hill. Thecom petition closes the tho 31st of January, VJQO. Those interested can obtain full ' informr.ticn by addressing Wm. Bittlo Vclis.-K. I. Eckerson. rocm 2 Washington Bldg., cr E. A'. Thaxter, Port land,. Ore. ' Mr. ' II. L. Hart of Portland, was in our vicinity doing busi ness this week. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Beggars are rejoicing over the arrival of a baby girl. Quite a goodly number of our eitizen3 have been laid up with rheumatism. Among them is Mrs. George Gooding, who has been confined to her chair for some days but is now reported some better. Mrs. Sol Miller is suffering with a sore finger. She ran a splinter under the finger nail and blood poison set in. Miss Sola Keller has resigned her position at the Pioneer Hotel and returned home. John Gabhler went to Portland last Thursday. Mrs. Geo. Yergen ard daughter Noma Were in Aurora Tuesday. Donix Schneur was ever from Donald Tuesday. Another runaway occured Sat urday ;morning. Mrs. Potrotlz and son while returning home from Aurcra met the . runaway team driven by Billy Bouer on the long bridge north-east of town, the noise of the running team frightening the Fotrotlz team so that they backed square lv across the bridee. Mrs. Pot- rotlz found time to jump out and climb to safety but after the col lision there was little left of her hack, her son was thrown in the air and it was found he had the small bone of his leg broken. Bill Bouer took a header, was much shaken but had no bones broken. One of his horses was badly injured. Pete Hunt was fortunate having been thrown at the first plunge of the horses and was not in the mix up. Wm. Schwaders and family are moving out on Schwader Bros, farm. A surprise party was given Sunday afternoon at the home of Mrs. Flora Bccke, it being Mr. and lJrs.' Nate Cole's crystal wedding. A large number were present and all enjoyed the after- noon. ! For Sale. -Good Farm Horse, weight about 1300 for sale cheap. Address C. I). F. Wilson, R. F. j 1). 3, Aurora, Ore. j Mr. and Mrs. Pete immerling ar.d Francis Peters wercinAu-j rora Tuesday. : Everybody turn out to the Band ; j boy3 dance. The only wav to help ! the boys make it a success is for j all to go and give them their sup-; j port. ' Fine new line of gentlemen's jtie3 just opened up at Sadler i: ' Kraus . Dancing, music and card games were the amusements of the eve ning, and everybody enjoyed the occasion ciy much. Lunch was served at midnight and the guests departed for home about one o'clock. Among those pres ent were: Misses Alice Krause, Ida Mil ler, Mabel Krause, Georgia Krause, Sarah Stewart, Tillie Hurias, Gina Sletager, Lillie Williams, Aletha Williams, Til lie Fry. Lillie Lundeen, Mrs. Williams, Mrs. Lundeen. Messrs Bert Bacon, Fred Sny der, WoodieJAndrews, Wilmer Sandness, Arthur Krause, Wal ter Fry, Andrew Fry, George Fry, Sam Williams, Alwin Will iams, Henry Iyde, Andy Miller, George Miller, Jr., Fred Gicsy, Ed Kopper, George Harwig, Richard Abranv. Walter Lundeen. Will'Elhen, Andy Gicsy, Capt. Miley, Mr. A. v Lundeen, John Lundeen. ft t SPEC Wjf make you iiv fl km niU P.'v f RUUBtTS 3U0S SUCCEED I V. ' I Hl!NRY L. BFMS, PrJ anJ Ct.hlcr. " ..... - ft- .......... 1 . . .. L ' kliu.llll.ri u i"t.a W'rtie iCay; Mention this rcpsr, F M 11 III tlKfJIii HENRY A. SNYDER. VU PrtJIt an lu.trwtl.a. Lu-iral Msi4 Flan! HMk. v IS. f i n'- -'i.ti - -.. Jifr-i An Open Letter Aurora, Nov. 2, 1008. Editor Borealis: A word in regard to the Pud ding river bridge near Aurora, which the county should have looked after lone: airo. There have been several accidents on account of the short turn and narrow grade at the foot of the hill at the east end of the bridge and there should be at least one DEATH OF MRS. NOE. Julia E. Noe, wife cf Prof. J. G. Noe, and daughter' of J. E. and E. J. Mitts, was born at what is now known as Cams, seven miles south of Oregon City, Clackamas County, Oregon, on March 17, 1S78, and died near Needy, Oregon, on November 2, 190S, -aged 30 years, 7 months and 10 days. Eva. as she was familiarly known, wps a faithful daughter, a devoted wife, and a loving mother. She leaves be hind, a heart-broken husband and one little daughter four years old, besides her grief-stricken parents, five brothers, four sis ters, and many other relatives as well as scores of friends to mourn her loss. Aurora State Bank Transacts A General Banking Business vtf Capital $25,000 DIRECTORS. H. L. Bents, H. A. Snyder, W. S. Hurst, C. KocirtR J. H. Miley. A. A. Crisell. B. F. GiECf. "Il!E3T Eour per cent interest paid on time depots. Collections Carefully Attended To. Safety Deposit Box-3 for Rent. Aurora - ' - ' ' Oregon i FARMER We want your trad. We handle nothing but Good, Reliable Goods We Sell at Popular Trices. When coming to Woodburn, Give us a. Trill We gir.iantce ' 'Value Received" Dry Goods, Furnishing Goods, Shoes, NoriONs, Groceries G. H. BEBEE WOODBURN t norfinv J 1 A stockholders meeting f the Clackamas County Fair Associa tion will be held in Oregon City early next month, the exact date of the meeting not yet being do cided upon. Miss Art Stnhl attondrd Lodtrn place to turn out on the apron of j Wednesday. .1 1 1 A I. 1 ll 1 1 l. tne uriuke so inai mere migrn. 4 i be a little opportunity of dodging in case of meeting a runaway team, an auto, or loose stock, etc. On last Saturday Mr. Will Baucrs tam got frightened while going down the hill and became unmanageable and another team coming across the bridge turned crosswise and entirely blocked the roadway and caused a very dangerous smashup. Mr. Fot roltz's boy suffered a broken bone below the knee and also a revere bruise to the knee. Mr. Baker received only slight injur ies, but one of the horses faired badly.' This team was always quiet and this is its first runaway. Versitas. A SPECIAL BARGAIN -For the next C0 days I will give as a premium one 8x10 enlargement with e'ery dozen cabinet size pictures, and a dozen postal card pictures with every dozen half cabinet size pictures. Call ear ly. Carl W. Damm, Photogra pher, next to City Hall, Canby. i! ju jTHE LENOX PORTLAND S NEW and rnoht MODERN LY FURNISHED HOTEL THIRD AND MAIN STS PORTLAND OREGON Possessing every convenience and an ideal location v fronting on the beautiful city plaza. Adjacent to 3 business center.' Up-to-date grill. Telephone in 5 every room. Pi ivato.baths. Bus to andlfrcm r.ll trains v : European Plan ' Ea,lc3: Avcrican Plan 3 l i mi on.i i r.ft nor Hnv $2.f!0 and S3.00 r.er day $2.00 and 2.60 with bath $3.5() ubd fl.JO :i Ji bath , C O.H. SPENCER, Manager For nil kinds of nursery stock call or address Chas. Roth, Can by, Oregon, representing the Russelville Nursery Co. Prices Reasonable. 10-9 tf aavMuawaaaaaaaMaaaaMBaaaaiawaaaaMaaaaaa Dr. Graffis-Osteopath Phy- t t .i , ir. 1 . . . . . in J. . Cook s builumg, Wood- Canby Tribun on file Auroi I3oiIi n fiU Second hand 3-horse engine and drag saw outfit with cut-olf saw, at a bargain. S. O. Miller & Son, Aurora. Ore. Now is the time to visit California When summer has passed in these northern states, the sun is only mild under the bright blue skies of Southern California. This is one of nature's happy provisions-eternal sum mer for those who cannot endure a more severe cli mate. California has been called the "Mecca of the winter tourist." Its hotels and stopping places are as varied as those of all well regulated cities. Visitors can always find suitable accommodations, congen ial companions, and var ied, pleasing recreations. Southern Pacific Company j Will k glad to tupplr ion? very I attractive literature deictibing in I detail the many drlightt of inW j in California. Very low round trip excursion ticLela are on aale to California. Th rale from Canby , or Aurora to Lot Angele and re turn it $5,5 00. Limit fix monlh, ! allowing atopovert in either direc ! lion. Similar excuraion rate are j in effect to all California point. 1 .. . Fot lull inlnfTs!ion. tl'-f. n'T iu rritirjni. nn l tlr!. call on. t-W' n tr w;J' H N. BROV.'N. CEO. MILLER. Aent at Canby. Ajert at Aurora or WM. McMURRAY, Gen. P. Agt. Portland, Oregon burr. Ore. Can be seen there everyday in the week, except Sundays. tf Frank E. Dodge C0NTP.CT0K & BUILDER All kinds of building clone at moderate figures. All work guaranteed first class in every particular Plans and Specifications Fur nished Upon Application No matter what size building you want I cm fix you out. Satisfaction Guaranteed CANBY. 0SE00N ( at the New Grocery 1 IVORY. 4 for . 2Cc Steam Refined Dora, 4 bar 25c, FELS NAPTMA, Start . 25c A. B. N API 1 1 A. 6 bar . 25c FELMAN N.aPTMA, 6 bar 25c WI IIT E CASTILE 6 bar 2Sc WHITE WONDER, (i bar - 25c rXLMAN X. L. N. T- 7 bart 25c KINGS SAVON, M Un . 25c W ld Rote Toilet Soap, 3 bar 25c FAIKnANKS, 6 Ur - 25c Peter Pan Toilet .Soap, 4 hart 25c GRANPASTARbOAfViUrt 25 2 J5c p Gold Duit Wath.Pow. 25c J. H. Scttlemicr. P;ts. Gtoree G. EiDgham.V.Prrs. J. M. Poormin, Ciihitr. Bank of Woodburn EsttUhhei J3?0 Capital and Surplus over $50,0CK) Interest Paid on Time Deposits Woodburn - - Oregon TWO 25c pacUajes A B NAPTHA WASUINC POWDER X5C t 4 CHAS. T. BATES, Cor. Fi-t h I) !'tv CANBY, OR1-. S. 0. Miller & Son Dealer (In Is Your Property For Sale? V art rin'Ml r-ifii! Ii hm all pan, c.l Mi ;n rt ' Iff r'irira V'nrjuit l)l C'liinr t'il t r I1' '" "a ' ' ' "" Cni. roar (""."nr U fc r m' vr hi!l " i " l' 11 nr. r .' r-it " .f .Il'4 l Ci.ri-ni.l4rv w"j Town l co r- t x; .ojai pll. co. j- oj. '' m .. . I a xr -rc. r 1 . Busies, Wagons, Plows, Harrows, Gas Ehuines, Manure Spreaders; Guns, Am- q munition, Case Bros. Pocket Cutlery, Holmes & Edwards Silverware, Heating Aurora Stoves and Guns at a cut price alter 5 this date. 6 . . trtfnfi Complet Stock of Fresh Drills s Prcscription.i A Spec ialfcr ! - - - - - ....... " i DR. M. (IIIZSY, IWR:r0I! Dr, A. F. dc Lespincissc DENTIST Ofr.ce on C street next to TriLuno oflice CANBY, THE '. NEW .' AURORA HOTEL A . I U N I) E i: N ,lj Proprietor The De. t ?!.(0 a Day II'M in Northern Marion First Cla.-;s Cafe in Conrvtiyn. AURORA, filM'COW