The Aurora borealis. (Aurora, Or.) 19??-1909, November 12, 1908, Image 3

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Newspaper Page TextPERSONAL AND LOCAL Fred Hurst wt.nt to Salem cn a ; j husiness trip Jat ihursday. Alec Powell ha.;; been visiting ' at the home of Charles Beck, Jr., j for several days. Mi; Tillie Trt spent Thursday j it Portland. . j llrs. Clarence Schurer was the ' aest of Portland friends Thurs-1 any and Friday. Mis Aurelia Peck is visiting relatives here this week, j Mrs. Rose Giesy was . a Port- j land visitor Wednesday. j Mrs. Dolph Cone of Butteville j was in Aurora Saturday. j Miss Sula Peck who is attend-! ins high school at Sal m was! home over Sunday. Mrs. Pid well" returned from Portland Tuesday cveni:-T. A. II. Gicsy and wife v.eiv, at Portland Tuesday. Jack Sadler was at Portland Sunday. Miss Nellie Elosser v.;:.". over from Hubbard Saturday . venin r. Mrs. Dave Yoder spot several days with Mrs. Sol M 'k-r hst week. MUs Clara Will is the xual of her sister, Mrs. Ceo. St'. ol for n week or two. Miss Mary Koeher of Cniny!.. Try Our Kind W CU MM t. of Clothes 'he man of today cannot afford to slight Good Clothes if he does, he's a loser. Good Clothes are profit able as they give a man an entree into the Good Opinion Of Everyone he Meets. k$ ' & i lit Don't Sty Cologne. Fhtj KprlnU-Ht eau Ji cologne literal ly in tlic butL of pink marl-Uv "It U tliU oifu!:iV" f!i' PUl.l IcaniOillT. '".vlilch nnko. us think Hint tlio town vl Culoitio i: ut le coentot. ,'oliauu ,;.. !a I'aUun lorr-tcil .vcars nc !u Clc it' ii ru:i'tf nnnV of the oil f.f iii roll. citron. boi-Katuot. rango ntitl roseiuaiy. He collt'il the j erfumo ft or his clt.v. eau ile C.k;ie water of Cologue. Ity t!w same tvAen, had ho beu a l.c'.iJoi.er, he'd hnre nl!l lc eau i'.e I.ulo:i. lu thct vio the lliit crute wtt'ild r.ow tU!.k I -u.lon n scent Oil city, mil IrsH' iJ of saying -orrtvtly, Tut A fev lroi'i of feifume on n;y LaUklkiTolicf." they wouKl -i.v. 'I'l n few drors of Loiuloa on If.' In fact. It li n very vulvar ami silly uror to call all perfVRios colojne. You Plight as well call them Chicago or Pouver." -New Yo;it Tress. Single and Double Breasted Styles Suits at $7.50, $10, $15, $20 to $25 G. W. Johnson & Co. 191 Commercial Street Salem, Oegon HENRY I.. BCNTSv fr ct nJ Cihkf. lilNkY A. SNVCrR, Vk PreWc Aurora State Bank t: Transacts A General Banking Business j Capital $25,000 D1KECTOKS. II. L. Bents, II. A. Snpfk, W. S. Hurst, C. KociIeb J.- H. Milky. A. A. Criskll. B. V. Giesy. Four ler cent interest paid on time ilcjtosits. Collections Carefully Attended To. Safety Deposit Boxes for Rent. Aurora - - Oregon ii Mo Satisfaction. The Editor I'.h. what'j wrong The Corre;: otiJent la that letter of tutue that you irloted this morning peroral gros-i rror. were permitted ta appear. I-ok at this. I wrote "No bo.jy has nny desire to Impeach the rusgou quality ot .Mr. Miimiuenioru honesty," and you turned "honesty" Into 'hosiery. Look at It! "1 bco It. And. what's more. I seo nothing TRrong nlxjut It. Anything else?" "Yes, bore's another. TMs U what t wrote: 'Mr. Kklmmerhoru'j rli experi ence and hli resiKKt for honor uuit not be forgotten.' Aud you upeuk here of Ids 'tripe experience' and hli 're spect for Homer.' " "Yes, that's so. And they're hot It highly coimuendable. virtues. Good morning, sir." Cleveland Plain Dealer. FARMERS i We want your trade. We handle nothing but Good, Beliabietloodd We Sell nt Popular Trices. When continrfto Woodburn, Give tis a Trial We rvuarantee ' Value Received'' DhYifooD.-, Fi'UNisiiiNGGoobs, Shoes, Notions', (ihoccniKS t Q. Ii. BEBEE jWOOiiliUWN 0RF.(i0N a .,,.,.,.. r.A i., , r.v L - . i -.v.i r?am tinier went, to oruauu , , 'lr- tsa VMS I'fW th s morn np. G. Mneckc of Tortlan , sp'Jnt t. .4 ilxiLtor W . T , , i ,..!,!, 1,:, . im... R!.' a'acKC-ssuasstcttzoi . I A. Lundeen and wife oai.uua . ...o f f r.nrfiAt.fJFFCn: , rrnmr fn n shnrr Miss Elsie Beck was i i town Thursday. Mi.ss Grncc Thompson of 'eedy I-cnt Saturday and Sunda. with relatives here; At the meeting of the city council, Nov. 2, provision was made for the levying of a 21-2 mill tax for municipal purposes. Lorin Giesy, a student of Port land, was with his home folks Saturday and Sunday. . John Stcelhammer of Wood burn, was an Aurora visitor Wednesday; . ' Mrs. C. Stauffer is' "the guest of relatives here. Mrs. J. W. Sadler left for Portland Sunday, from where she will leave for La Grand to attend the State Federation of Woman's Clubs, which convenes there thi3 week. Mrsbadier, in behalf of the federation, replied to. the w'cl'o'mhYt? rJddrcs3 of the mcyor.' p Mrs. Wm.' 'Thompson and daughter Gladys,' qf Needy, were jcuests of Mrs. Will for a few days. "... Mr. and Mrs. 'A. A. Crisell and children of Portland, visited at the home of Geo. Yerjran for several days last week. Miss Nellie Gleason was in A'irora Wednesday. Ihs: Emily Myers was a pass enpjr on the incoming train Sun day morning. I.Iio. Henry KraiH and Mrs. Charles Snyder spent Tuesday with Mrs. Sar.i llertsigh, who is quite ill. Mr. and Mrs. George Wolfer of'Hubbard, visited with rela tives here Sunday. ' The dance given by the band boys Saturday evenirg drt-w a large crowd, tbi being 0112 of the best dances ever held here. The order kept was perfect and 1 Mnrninir J 1011 oht rEt:Tiiimi eusioiiur. , miiu. Ill 11 i-l." i . i - - - u:4; 1 t; H.e.B.'v' I T.rN.-t la all. 'i.jwf.Trrc to ni.AM; Wjfe to-d.'.y; Aaathht this P&?tr. left this trip to Port- Henry Snyder was a visitor in Fortland the first ol ia vvetk. ft Iftt Iff VVnVV4f ltVvMWAVU iV PIctures wIth every doen half li-t - -7 r .TT.wrziid.a I cabinet size pictures, uan ear- ' 'y Carl .W. Damm, Photogra- A SP?:CIAL BARGAIN For the next 00 days I will give as a nlargement with every dozen cabinet size :S . :i ,1 j ti 1 ' . . w.il. .... k, Fl 1 iMin.rti.11, F.'.i.i-K! i..ih,j nin j premium one o.iu Th Hurry Fad. "Mr. Cleveland." Bald n Prlneetna ! locturer, "hid littlo sympathy with the ruU and hurry thnt the American business man so complacently nlTect no sympathy with train and boat dic tation, with the lunch table telephone, the letter phonograph and the other bluffs. " 'tkm't rush so,' Mr. Cleveland once said to me. 'Llglitulng might d n gieat deal tnnre If It wasn't always In such nn awful burry.' " Wasblngtoa Star. THo Mora Notabla. "Yhlcb would you call more notable, the prima donn-i's debut or ber fare-veil?" "Her farewell. Wouldn't you?" "Dou't know that 1 would. Fhe can tnake but one debut." ii ioL'-fr r(rt nor?-t rr-r-cter r? r r? r. rx-a ,? 'nr m Last month Geo. Miller com pleted hi3 23th year as agent for the Southern Pacific at this place. During the month Wm. Giesy sold a set of double work har ness to' Geo. Will, and a set of single work harness to P. Roth, of Woodburn, The bank ha? a force of men busy preparing the ground for the erection of a wood shed. A crowd of COO people greeted the demonstration train last eve ning. Aurora was the only town on the iteniary of the train to meet it with a band. The train made a stop of an hour and a half and. every minute of the time was profitably spent, the only regret being that the time was not longer Already there is a strong sentiment that the trip should be repeated next year, with longer stops at the stations. Aurora was the last point cn the journey, "and the train disbanded here, the cars containing the exhibits andr equipment returning to Corvall's and the remainder going direct to Portland. The Oregon building, the' first bidding to be completed at the Seattle fair, is ready to receive exhibits. Oregon will begin the sVpmtnt of its exhibits abcut January 1. The first consign ment will be 3,000 boxes of ap ples, which will be placed in the cold storage plant, in the base pher,' next to City Hall, Canby. For all kinds of nursery stock call or address Chas. Roth, Can by, Oregon, representing the Russelville Nursery Co. Prices Reasonable. 10-9-tf Subscribe now. Now is the time to visit ' 1 California all present felt fully repaid forimentof the Oregon building, attending. An agreeable sur-J until within a few Weeks of the! prteejwas the selections rendered opening date. ! by the Tuxedo Male. Quartette j - ' of Portland, who were present. The br.nd 1'oyS aro rnakir.; pre parations for a Thanks ivin 7 Ball, to be giv r. cn Thr.nktgi ' A Valuable Do Chas. Forrester of the Or rVum theatre of San Francisco, h billing f very S. P. station bc- lr.g night, ?n.l everyone Winn;,Ue;a San f rancisco and Port- tuenjoy thcnelves at a nice hnj witl M p3pft poStrs ( (Tor dance should not fail to attend. a reward of $100 and no D. A. Kcii h.u Held hn f.i'ocn ' rj jestions asked, for the return and property v, which the ra- o a Saint B:rnard dog to him loon standi, to A.- Klingcr, of s:lf 0r anv S. agent. For HiuXurd. raster lost the dog from a So-th- M:r!c Schucrer and Gladys, em Pacific train on Sept. 22nd. Stevens were over from Butte-! w-.mow here between Ashland, . ville Monday. O.e., aid Weed, California. When summer has passed in these northern states, the sun is only mild under the bright blue skies ui! Southern California. This is one of nature's happy provisionseternal sum mer for those who cannot endure a more severe cli mate. California has been called the "Mecca of the, winter toirist." hotels and stepping places arc as va: ied as those of all well regulated citief. Visitors can always lird suitable accommodations, congen ial companions, and var ied, pleasing recreations. Southern Pacific Company , Will bo to tupjjly some ry ttr dive litrraturt c!ecr;hing in dtiU the mAjy dfh'jhu of v'ntr j in C.li'urnta. Very low rcur.d trip : cscurtlon tickets are on tile to 1 , C'.iforr.!j. The rata from Caubjr or Aurora to Lot Angelra and 1 turn it J55.0M. Limit rx rionthf, 1 allowing tlopftet In cither direc tion. Similar ett'Jr'ion rtc are in ef f ' t ta all C;;rcrt-la poinU. i m lu'i! i ib:naU. iWu-g rr irrti s .-h1 t't'. -;i ti. c: We H. NEROWN. cr.O. M1L1JP. Aget at Canl-y. Afnt at Aurora, or WM. McMtJiRAV. Cn. P-. Agt PortUnd, Orf o PUV; 5 1-1 '2i ru V. I - - i 7 LENOX Dr. Graffis Osteopath Phy sician, lias opened ollice rooms in J. W. Cook'a building. Wood burn, Ore. Can be seen there every day In the week, except Sundays. tf PORTLAND'S NEW and rm.St MODERNLY f URM5IILD HOTEI kvfi-'s-1 ' - Zr&x Frank E. Dodge a CONTRACTOR & RUILDER l$ 1 11 1 I '1 If 1 a L THIRD AND MAIN STS V Portland ORncci Possessing every convenience and an ideal location fronting on the beautiful city plaza. Adjacent to business cenler. Up-to-dato grill. Telephone in rrrrv rnnm. Privnto'hntlis' Tina to nnrl!ftnm nil tvnin Rates: European Plan Rate.?: American Firm $1.00 and $1.50 parjla!y . $2.50 and.$3.00 per day $2.00 and 2.50' with bath $d.50and (iM with bath x O.H. SPENCER, Manager Canby Tribune on fiU Aurca Loioalia On file 5 All kinds of building done at moderate figures. All .work guaranteed first class in every particular Plans and Specifications fur nished Upon Application No matter what size building j ou want I can fix you out. Satisfaction Guaranteed CANBY. ORr.OON Charles H. Hinges GRADUATE OPTICIAN It is my business to correct Eye Troubles, and do grinding of Lenses. Satisfaction guaranteed. 123 N. CommfrtI.il St. Salem. O r. J. H. Stttlemitr, Tta. GwftG. Biagh.am,V.rrcj. J. M.- Poornur, Caifcitr. i First Kcvtldnil Bank ln.Xilng Phon 425 A. A. LEE, Manager , U.CHOYER, SccrtUry f SALEM ABSTRACT & LAND CO. , . Establish i 18C0 ' Wc Do a General Abstracting of Land Titles . S:curc an Abstract Before Inventing European PUn, , Phone UI2 Main ELDRIDGE HOTEL CP. VAN ALLEN Proprietor Large Sunny Ii'-omi En Suite, Centrally Located Electiie Li.';hw, Uath and Pir.no , 243 fJ. Commercial Street fatem Oregon Bank of Woodburn 0 9 Miller & Pcfllirj lr t son I S. 0. Capital and Sari'lus over '$50,000 ! (5 Interest Paid on Time Deposits i BuiCS, WagOIls' PIOWS, HarrOVVS, QilS Wocdburn - - Oregon I Ph(r;nPc Winuxn nrpn.lprc' Hiiiic Ain- 11 IIIIWI 1I1UIIUI V tjM WIUVI kJ) J 111! inunmon, wnse uros. fockci Lutiery, o iiuiiiiwo iv i'juui u;) tin xiit, iiwauii q g gloves and Onus at a cut price after jj 8 AURORA - (JIlDiON Is Your Property For Sale? We are r Mii.t r!.!r4 I . , fr-n ':l ptf t' I ' s-ii.t t x MT, r'-fy.i !i nl Cou:rr '! C ir , ft- H 'if pf. in it l re ll I I'm l n n w HiC d I r '' rf"t tcr'r--i r,-r.'.t wiiit TOWN CO'.-NTT.v JTJHNL CJC. CO. HO JC .COM CT.. CN miKICO tl. Aurora 'Drug Store 1 Complet Stock of Fresh Dnigaj Prescriptions A Specialty , w: m. ciEsv, iia)rR.aoTHE - NEW AUROIU " HOTEL Dr, A. F. Lespincb'e j A L U N I) L li N , Proiiclftf ' DErrnsT. OfTice on C street nexttu Tribune 1 ; office ! The Le-t $1.C0 a Lav Hcu) in Northern Marlon Co. Firr.t C!r4.- C"fe in Connection. CANBY, AURORA, OREGON.