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About Aurora observer. (Aurora, Marion County, Or.) 19??-1940 | View Entire Issue (Sept. 21, 1916)
t V — 'iiii Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Askin were J Mrs. George Kraus and daughter ! among the Aurora people at the Miss Georgia Kraus went to Salem Canby Fair Tuesday. Saturday to be with Mrs. R. J. Hen- I SOUTHERN PACIFIC ' dricks, following the drowning of her NORTH BOUND. south boun d . G. A. Muecke returned to Portland | No. 10, 7.32 a. m. N o . 17,10:12 a. m. after a short visit with his sons at j son Leland. No. 18, 2:30 p. m. No. 19, 3:14 p. m. the Mira Monte Farm. Mr. and Mrs. S. A. Miller and ¿heir No. 20, 6:00 p. in. No. 9, 7:28 p. m. I guests Mr, and Mrs. Helmuth, son and ' Chris. Zimmerman was a businesb visi-; daughter, and Mr. and Mrs. D. S. Mil-| tor in Donald Tuesday investigating real | ler motored over to the Clackamas Coun- M A R K E T REPO RT estate conditions in that lively town. I I ty Fair Wedndsday. Mrs. Martin Giesy has returned j Large quantities of Evergreen Eggs, per dozen, 28<; from Woodburn where she was visit- | | blackberries continue to come in and j Butter, 2-lb. roll, 50c | ing here daughter Mrs. Moshberger. j | the quantity, will be increased, as j Butter Fat, 26c soon as hop-picking is over. The Mrs. W. Schmedaker and Miss Miller ; Fat Hens, 13c price paid is 2 % a pound. were here last week from St. Louis t o ; Broilers, 15c visit their sister. Mrs. Percy Ottaway. | Ducks, 11 and 13c Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Dobbins of Port- | Turkeys, old, 16c Mrs Jess Mays was here from land are in Auròra this week.Mrs. j jeese 9c Donald Saturday" with a stock of mil Dobbin is in charge of the work Beans 5c to 6c linery at the Sadler & Krans Store. of waterproofing walls of the Aurora 1 Cascara, 4c State Bank building. The Observer will be on file at the Lard, 14c University of Oregon Booth, at the | Among the real estate transfers j Wheat, $1.00 State Fair Grounds during the Fair, j recently recorded was that of section \ Oatf., 37Jc 33-3-1W, $5,4621.0 from H. R. and j Onions lb. ljc Mr. and Mrs. L. W. Grimm, for-1 Francis La Badie by the Sheriff to ! Wool, 28c merly of Butteville, have removed to : Sarah A. Cone and G. A. Cone. Shaw, where both will teach in Shaw J. A. Miller of this city, was elect School. v v ed president of the Associated Law August Will and Lee Fish of Hubbard \ Students of Stanford University at a are preparing for hunting in mount meeting of that Association last week, Aurora Post Office— Diana Snyder, ains above Myrtle Creek in Douglass' according to the Daily Palo Alto. Postmaster; W. H. Ehlen, assistant: County. Mrs. Matrià Miley who has been Emery Howe, carrier Route 1; Zeno Mrs. Agnes Suweringer returned | visiting for some time at the Fry Schwab, carrier Route 2; Jas. Foley, to Drain last week after a ten day I hopae here, and at the home of Henry carrier Route 3; J. R. Marsh, car visit with her sister Mrs. Fred j Fry, returned to Portland Sunday. rier Route 4; Percy Ottoway, Car Bachert. She was accompanied by A. M. Fry. rier Route 5. Office hours, 7 a. m. to 7 p. m. Sunday’s, 9 to 10 a. m. Mrs. and Mrs. Ray Darneill, of the The tuition of non-resident stu Mails close for th» South, at 10 a. m., Dalles, were here this week visiting dents in the high school of Aurora, 5 p. .m, 7 p. .m North at 12:20 p. relatives at the home of Mr. and Mrs. ¡Hubbard, Woodburn, Silverton, Scotts m., 2:50 p. .m, 7 p. m. E. D. Ogle. Mills, Stayton, Turner, be paid for the L. W. Grimm wab here Monday County high school fund this year. R A IL R O A D TIM E C A R D ©Bitm ©Optra Hop Growers Attention! EXAMINE your Hop Stoves and Pipes now and have your Repairing done while we have time. REMEMBER when you start picking you will need them. Bring your work in now Hardware Q. A . EHLEN Implement: ' Mr. and Mrs. G. A. Ehlen were Port shipping a load of household goods Among those transacting business to Shaw, where he will teach the here recently were J. W. Willbroad, land visitors Tuesday. coming year. Julius Keil, Ed Granes, Frank Abee, Frank Yergen motored into town on business Tuesday. I Mr. and Mrs. F. C. Warren of Port j Peter Jager, W. J. Miley, Carl Pat- land were here for the week end, win, Geo. Oldfield, John, Gahler, and Matt Bann and son spent the day John Stauffer. guests at the home of Mr. and Mrs. in Oregon City Saturday. J. S. Harvey. The Federal grand jury is now in August Will was down from Hub session at Portland. Among the Mr, and Mrs. Earl Kocher were bard Saturday on business. ¡jurors are the following from this here from Hubbard Saturday visit ! section: John Murray of Butteville | Mr*, and Mrs. F. J. Morris spent ing relatives and shopping at the j A. D. Gribble of Macksburg, and Geo. Aurora stores. the day in Portland Saturday, Adams of Molalla. Mr3. Peter Zimmering was in Aurora H. Johnson has moved froin Needy to The Canby Co-operation Cheese Tesderday, to bring in her daughter, a farm on Route 2 out of Canby. Mrs. Frank Schwader who was on her ! & Produce Company gave its patrons Mr. and Mrs. Fred Peter were vis I a family picnic yesterday at the Can- way to Portland. byfair grounds, furnishing cheese, itors here Tuesday from Mocksburg. Mrs. J. F. Kerr and daughter ice pream and coffee. President ■ Jos. Sheri waS here from Oregon Louine and Helen, and sons Fred and Kraxberger was in charge of the af-« City Sunday the guest of John Damm. Jack Jr. spent Sunday afternoon at fair which was a complete success. camp Withycombe. Julius Keil went to Woodburn * Prof. A. C. Thompson was up from Mrs, Carl Damm returned to Maek- Milwaukie Friday night to spend th^ Friday to attend the Kenady auction. sburg Sunday afternoon after spend Wm. Dentel was in the city on ing a couple of days with Mr. and I week end with his parents at Needy. I Prof. Thompson is principal of the business from East Butteville Tues Mrs» John Damm?"' ¡Milwaukie grammer school where day. The Aurora schools will be closed ¡nearly 300 puplis are enrolled. Dr. and Mrs. B. F. Giesy and chil October 4, 5, and 6, to allow the The farmers in this section have dren spent the day in Portland Thurs teachers to attend the Institute at I had all good crops this year, some ex day. «; ■ Salem on those dates. ceptionally fine. J. W. Smith, of The Wide Awake Hardware Store ♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦ D R. A . T. M U R D Y -^-Thru the Inland Empire —Grand Canyon of Colum bia —America Wonderlands, —Glacier and Yellowstone Parks LAW YER DEUTCHER ADVOKAT Phone 53-35 4 Canby Mutual r* i OREGON CITY r\ Canby, Ore. I Y 4 STONE & M OU LTON Attorneys-at-Law fjhpund Trips at Low Fares Daily until Sept. 30 via The North Bank Road. Stopovers where you like Office Phones: Pacific 405; Home A270 4-5-6 STEVENS BUILDING Oregon City, Oregon North Bank Rail and 26 Hours^ Sail . Oregon City Bank Building DENTIST EASTWARD C. S C H U E B E L I am prepared to do all kinds of general black smith work in the most satisfactory manner All kinds of wood work and wagon repairing and gene ral repair work. SATIS FACTION GUARANTEED Mrs. Asa Callis.ter was hmong the , Eldoras Fratt was among the Merid | near Macksburg reports that out of Hubbard peope shopping here Saturn ian people in town Saturday. Other's ! his 12 acre field, he threshed 102 on the ships of the DeLuxe Service, day ;.;v-.\Y': here, this week were Jas McGill and his 3-12 bushels of oats to the acre. An S. S. Northern Pacific and Attorneys at Law I other field of 4 acres threshed 122 J. F. O H LE R T Great Northern, for George Gooding was transacting cou un Miss McAllister. 1-2 bushels to an acre, while G. W. United States National Bank Building business here Tuesday “ helping hfcrs. A. C. Scheurer went to Pcrt- Scramlin had one field of 3 acres that 4 AURORA, OREGON $32.00 SAN FRANCISCO ROUND TRIP Salem, Oregon Zeek.” laiyl Sunday to meet her sop Howard ibrought at little better than 126 who has been visiting his father for bushels to the acre From any Oregon Electric Ry. point W. I. Baner, who was sick two or a week at Grass Valley. Tickets include meals a nd berth. three days last week, it at work This route saves Time and Money again. A dispensation has been granted and is a Delightful Trip for the formation of a Masonic lodge Wm. Uppendahi was here Thursday at Donald, and it was duly chartered from his farm between Hubbard and and instituted last week. Aurora. l c a lb. HOMESEEKERS’ FARES Joe Resell Joe Graham Jr. Paul | MRS. R00KLEDGE Mrs. J. H. Kraus and children of SEPT. 24 TO OCT. 8 Pellatz, Wil. Gooding t and Mike 1 Marks Prairie went to Oregon City. Brennon were among those transact . at the Brdige From middle West and Willamette Monday. .T. All dental work conscientiously done and at ing business here Tuesday. Valley. I sell prepaid tickets. Mrs. F. R. Norton and Mrs. James • S. A. SEXSMITH, Agent Ctis TcWnsend, C. E* Miller End John NOTICE TO VOTERS moderate prices. Brangar were visitors in Hubbard Steuwe of Needy leave this .week for a The Registration Books are open DONALD, ORE. Tuesday. hunting,.fishirtg and huck eberry trip io an(j an voters who have not already PLATE W O R K A SPECIALTY j registered are urged to do so before M. Bisanz and daughter Miss Allie the mountains above Molalla. Bisanz were Meridian people here Mishler & Gribble Building David H. Robertson, public defen- October 7, 1916, when registration Saturday der in the Portland municipal court, for the November election will d ose, t Phone, Main 20 Aurora, Oregon was the guest of Mr. and Mrs. A. I Marion county precinct. Naturalized Grover Giesy was up from Camp E. Feller at Donald recently. citizens must exhibit their , final Withycombe Sunday, returning Mon * * * 4 4 4 4 4 4 # 4 -4 < » «« 4 * 4 4 4 4 4 4 -»4 4 ♦ * 4 * 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 * * » 4 4 4 4 4 # 4 « 4 4 4 Voters may register, he're for any day evening. Chas Beck, John Kraus, and Mr. papers. and Mrs. Edger Pierce went to Salem Beaver Building, O regon City C. S. WESCOTT, Dr. Erich R. Starke went to Port Sunday where they attended the fun Phones—Pacific 1221. Home A 198 land Saturday to spend the week end eral of Leland HendricKs Monday. DR. FULLER HERE DAILY with friends. Dr. John Fuller is now in Aurora Fred Schemer has had a, hot water P. H- MILLER, Proprietor Mrs Henry Boege and children heating system installed in his Green each day from 3 p. m. to 6 p. m. at were here Tuseday shopping at the house at Butteville, Percy Colvert, the residence of Miss Margaret Fry, Aurora stores. General Harness Findings « the Hubbard plumber, did the work- where he has secured an office and Sale Bills— Get them at the Obser- $ Harness Oiled by [room for the treatment of his pa- ver office. We print thme in the most Half Sweeny Collars | Mr. and Mrs. David Hanrahan have Euteka Hop Baler for sale. Made j tients here, attractive form at the most reason- * Dipping Process moved to Portland where they, may Harness Made to Order | by E. M. Pine, Puyallup, Washington. He guarantees scientific treatment go into business. MARRY— For sure success try an In first class condition, price $40 if taken 0j ajj diseases, without the use of Repairing Neatly and Promptly Done £ Everything for Mr. and Mrs Robert Crissell and at once. Fred Yergen Aurora, Oregon. dVUgs old responsible club, established nine Phone Aurora Mutual AURORA, ORE. £ the Horse Mr. and Mrs. M. N. Crissell were in years, guarantee satisfaction, over Fred Yergern finished picking Fri MONEY TO LOAN—I have made 50,000 members; many wealthy; tes £ Aurora Saturday. day, and on Saturday took out Cash- I j , , ,.. . , , arrangements for loaning eastern timonials and descriptions free. RE Mrs. Zeno Schwab and children ier Hickok and his adding machine > money) and will make very low rate of LIABLE CLUB, MRS. WRUBEL, Box spent the week end with relative ,i at to figure up the accounts of the pick- interest on highly improved farms.— ers. I Homer H. Smith, room 5, McCormick 26, Oakland, Calif. 8-31 to 11-5 Salem'and Gervais. | building, Salem, Oregon. Phone 96. Hugh Griman, who has been work- 01 , „ r . „ , rA , Henry Bents, Mrs. N. C. Wescott j I . Slab Wood For Sale— 50 cents, cash LOCAL AD RATE. ing the G. C. Carother hop yard and i . . ... ...... and son Thomas were visitors in Or- j ^ x -rr, , „ . .. x per load, at the Mill— all you can A uniform and invariable charge the Ernest Worle yard since the first . TT T . ^ egon City Saturday. ft ... hau. Harvey Lumber Co., Aurora, Model 490, fully equipped, 5-passenger, of 5 cents per line is made for all ad of the month, expects to return soon ; electric lights, electric starter, 3-speed - TOMATOES FOR SALE— 35 cents: to Irrigon. FOR SALE— 5' acres of White! vertising notices of every description gear, f floating axle, 37 h. p. Price $ 650 . in the news columns of this news per bushel. Rye, also for sale. Fry Dent corn cheap if taken soon, would j It is reported that the F. D. Sharpe! Bros., Aurora, Oregon. T.afce A3 ensi'age. t\ R. Norton, paper. This rate applies to for sale, has sold the farm known as the old 26-; t p ! for rent, lost, found, card of thanKa, Aeïora. o u r 40-45 5 m , J h. <‘m p., e ’ M - fallfl<,atingaxle 17 series...______$975 Mrs. Chas Beck went to Salem Ehlen place to Chris. Giesy, whose" j “ want ads,” and to all kinds of sim Saturday afternoon, called there by farm it adpoins, for $9000. This is j W anted —A married man to work on ilar notices as well as to all notices of the death of Leland Hendricks. said to be $3000 less than it cost the a ranch, by the year. Reference re entertainments, fairs, socials, shows, 5 or 7 passenger’ ful1 floatin^ axle> 5°- 55 h. p., $1165 and $ 1200 . seller. I quired. Chas. Eilers, Route 3, Aurora, etc. No reductions or discounts. Mrs. George Harvey returned last ; Oregon. . Thursday from a visit at the home Mrs. Alfred Will and daughter Miss| Butter wrappers have advanced in j of Dr. and Mrs. Rue at Stella, Wash. Leona Will, accompanied by Mrs. Stahl' ■^'or Sale— :125 acres of land (with of Hubbard, were the guests yesderday j buildings), 46 acres. cleared, at $70 price from 45 cents to $1.10 per 500 C. B. Brewer Was in Canby Tues at the home of Mrs. Triphine will. P®r acI*e without machinery, or $80 for the paper alone. We print only I day, where he has men working on Miss Will has been engaged to teach ¡'Per acre with machinery, horses, full packages of 500 sheets at $2.00 j two plastering contracts a five-room a school near Portland. Her home is in j stock etc. J. F. Branigar % mile per package. We do not print less house and the high school building Hillsboro, California. [west of Aurora. (26-4t) than a package. Carson & Brown DR. ERICH R. STARKE i TOM ATOES DENTIST DR. L. G. ICE DENTIST t Aurora Harness Shop Wants, For Sale, Etc The Modern Car The Chevrolet Studebaker f Studebaker Six FRANK L. MILLER A uto A gency