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RAILROAD TIME CARD
SOUTHERN PACIFIC
North Bound
No.
No.
No.
No.
30, 7.38 a.
28, 10:24 a.
18, 2:33 p.
14, 8:49 p.
No.
No.
No.
No.
No.
17, 2:37 a. m.
15, 9:44 a. m. (on flag.)
19, 3:14 p. m.
m.
m. (on flag.)
m.
m. (on flag.)
South Bound
27, 5:31 p. m. (on flag.)
9, 7:28 p. m.
MARKET REPORT
Eggs, per dozen, 36>:
Butter, 2-lb. roll, 55c
Butter Fat, 36c
Fat Hens, 13, 14c
Broilers, 15c
Ducks, 10 and 12c
Turkeys, old, 18c
jeese 8c
Beans 5c to 6c
Cascara, 4c
Lard, 15c
Wheat, $1.10
Oat*, 37|c
Onions lb. ljc
Wool, 28c
Potatoes, 90c
J. P. Feller, president of the Farm
Speaking of the Aurora schools,
[ers’ Fire Relief Association, was in J. V. Fike, supervisor of the north
this city from Donald Monday on end of Marion county, says, “ I found
business.
an able and efficient corps of teach
ers, and much interest on the pan
Mrs. A. E. Feller, Mrs. Wm. Bit-
of the pupils. I am writing your
i tick, Mrs. Wm. Ryan and Mrs. Cros
Board in regard to a few things nec
by of Donald were calling on friends
essary before I* can standardize your
here Thursday.
school. Aurora should have a Par-
Dr, John Fuller, chiropractic, has i ent-Teacher Association.”
I removed from Canby to Ranier,
Sunday a number of Odd Fellows
where he will go into partnership
and Rebekahs drove out to the Chris
with his brother.
Kocher home to pay Mr. Kocher a
The handiest, neatest, most econ- fraternal visit. The afternoon proved
omical little things on earth— o u r !an enjoyable one to Mr. and Mrs.
gummed labels for business men in ! Kocher and their guests. Those who
went out were Mr. and Mrs. G. A.
all lines.— Observer Office.
| Ehlen, Mr. and Mrs. J. P. Cole; Mr.
A large ear of corn surrounded at j and Mrs. Chas. Beck; Mr. &nd Mrs.
the base by four “ young ones” is a Henry Beck; Mr. and iMrs. A. B.
corn curio from thg Muecke Ranch, Dentel; Mr. and Mrs. Chris Zimmer
left at the Observer office.
man; Mrs. Wm. Carpenter; Mrs.
Adams;
Mrs. Ed Graves; Mrs. P. H.
Chris Scheuble, Oregon City attor
ney, threatens to test the game com Tucker; Mrs. C. B. Brewer and Mrs.
mission’s order shortening the open Henrietta Will.
HUNTERS
We carry the following Brands of Loaded Shells:
WINCHESTER
W ESTER N
SELBY
season for China pheasants.
U. M. C.
Mr. and Mrs.- U. S. Armstrong
SUNDAY SERMON
were visitors in Aurora Friday.
Next Sunday at 11 a. m. divine
Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Boesche were services at the Presbyterian church,
business visitofs here Friday.
j The pastor was highly pleased with
the fine appreciative audience last
Among the hop growers here re
Sunday evening. The singing was
cently on business were Chris Lorenz
very good. The pastor from the be-
G. C. Carothers, Geo. Oglesby, Ed j
ginning had faith in the fine lot of
Graves and John Nordhausen.
Aurora people that they would value
Dolly Simkins, who underwent an a regular English service every Sun
operation for adenoids and the re day when once installed. No com
moval of her tonsils, has recovered munity in this great land of ours can
afford to be without it. Putting it
sufficiently to enter school again.
Aurora Post Office— Diana Snyder,
on its lowest basis it is an economic
Postmaster; W. H. Ehlen, assistant'
Mrs. George Harvey left Tuesday | proposition, and placing it on its
Emery Howe, carrier Route 1; Zeno for a visit with hér. daughter at Stel-; morai an(j spiritual point of view
Schwab, carrier Route 2; -Jas. Foley, la, Washington. Her daughter may [ q 0( i alone can measure the results
carrier Route 3; J. R. Marsh, car accompany her as far as Portland.
to the present and on-coming gener
rier Route 4; Percy Ottoway, Car
ation.
Let us be wise and stand to
The Wide Awake
ard waij
Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Sadler and
ate®»«!
rier Route 5. Office hours, 7 a. m.
gether
with
the
pastor
in
this
the
to 7 p. m. Sunday’s, 9 to 10 a. m. family and Mr. and Mrs. N. C. West- greatest of our American institu
Mails close for the south at 9:20 cott and family motored Sunday af tions. Though not legally connectée
a. m., 4:30 p. m., 8:00 p. m. North ternoon to Wilsonville, Sherwood with our Government, it is the mosi
at 12:00 m., 2:15 p. m. and 8:00 and Newberg.
vital thing to the people of America
p. m.
Why not take in the October Ball to-day. It has the panacea for all
at the Aurora Band Hall Saturday human and national ills. Had Christ
O. O. Shaw made a trip to Canly evening, October 21? Music by the the right of way in the heart of ev
Band Orchestra.
Dancing at nine. ery man, woman and child, we woul*
* D r
Wednesday.
Tickets, 75 cents.
have heaven on earth, no wars, no
Mrs. Walter Grim was among the
strikes, no labor troubles, peace and
The infant child of August Rotten
ladies shopping hère Friday.
plenty and joy indescribable. How
bsrg of Macksburg died last Friday
| as well as ONIONS and
WÈË
Mr. and Mrs. Felix Isaacdon motored and was buried -gunday at the Bear- can any one’s mind be so benighted
as
to
be
indifferent
to
God’s
Holy
I ONION SETS are bought J
to Portland Wednesday evening.
creek Cemetery, %sv. Lucas conducting |
church, and His Divine Son, Jesus
the
funeral
services.
Mrs. Geo. Askin, Sr., and daughter
♦ by us, in any quantljj
Christ.— L. S. MOCHEL.
were here from Needy, Tuesday.
Canby has organized a local
1 at our warehouses-;
Mr. and Mrs. S. A. Miller drove to Hughes Alliance. Mrs. M. J. Lee was |
| Aurora,
Canby
- Netarts Bay last week on business. elected president; Wm. Bridge, vice-
president; H. H. Eccles, .secretary;
I Hubbard.
H. W. Peter and wife were among and H.. A. W. Graham, treasurer.
LOCAL AD RATE.
the Macksburg people here recently;
y u n ic iits , o e s ig r r c tti
Oysters Stews, Oyster Cockails,
A uniform aad invaria
Mrs.-Av* 3Y-Powers was in Portland Chili Con Carne*, Sandwiches and Coffee o f '5 pents per.lineTs'lnâde for a í'áappg
the latter part of the week visiting will be served at Mrs. Scheurer’s Con vertising notices of every description
W HOLESAÏ
fectionery store Saturday night, the in the news columns of this news
friends.
evening of the October Band Dance.
paper. This rate applies to for sale,
Main Office
Helena Morris has been quite ill
for rent, lost, found, card of thanks,
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Rueck
of
Macksburg,
Portland, OregotH
the past few days from a gathering
Wm. Steinbach of Union District, Mr. “ want ads,” and to all kinds of sim-
in the ear.
and Mrs. D. B. Yoder of the Needy Iilar notices as well as to all notices of
Aurora, Representive$¡
Among those who went to Oregon neighborhood, and Harry Schultz of [entertainments, fairs, socials, shows,
City yesterday were Mrs. O. G. Morris Champoeg were ^ the city Saturday, j e^c‘
reductions or discounts.
H. H. HURST.
♦
and Mrs. Art Artus.
Mr. and Mrs. Chris Zimmerman!
‘
~
Special services at the Lutheran spent a couple of days at the Albany
F or S ale —Farm wagon, John L.
church were attended by a large con Round-Up last week, guests of their Snyder, Aurora, Oregon.
gregation Sunday.
son Julius Zimmerman. More than
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Peter were in. 15,9P0 people attended the Round-
J. HAMPTON WING
F or S ale — A lot of good used Cedar
VIOLINIST
the city from the Lone Elder neigh Up.
Hop Posts, 12 and 14 ft. lengths. Phone
and Teacher of Violin and Piano
borhood last week.
M. H. Herbaugh, of Needy, recent or call Fred Anderson, Aurora. 31-2tP.
P hone main 2240
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Albee were ly indicted by the Clackamas county
H
314-315 Tilford Building
here Friday from their home at Mer grand jury, pleaded not guilty last
PORTLAND,
OREGON.
F or S ale — 150,000 New Oregon Im
week in Judge Campbell’s court,
idian.
proved strawberry plants. Price de
and his trial has been set for Nov
livered, $3.50 per 1000. Phone 551-20
Mr. and Mrs. C. E. Dugan and Mrs ember 14.
Needy Mutual. J. J. Taylor, Route 2,
Wood were shopipng in the city
All dental work cd
10-1 to 12-1.
The Federal Grand Jury concludes Box 25, Aurora, Oregon.
Saturday.
its work this week at Portland, ana ----- ;_______________________ _________
moderat^
Chas. Gelbrich and Wm. Gebert its members are home again. Those
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LOST— Breastpin-, set with white
were Clackamas county farmers here „ from - this
section were John Murray
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", stones. Lost somewhere between the
Saturday.
PLATE WORK A SI
worn
of Butteville and A. D. Gnbble of T
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Jos. Erbsland residence and the Luth Beaver Building, Oregon City %
Macksburg.
.
™
,
Mrs. Wm. Prahl and her mother
j eran Parsonage.
Please return to
Mishler & Gribble BuildiiS
P h ones—Pacific 1221. Home A 198
were among those shopping in Auro
John Duggan, who claims the sum I Lydia Bruss, Aurora,-Oregon.
ra Saturday.
Phone, Main 20
Aui
of $180 due hinj for work with his
team and wagon in and about the
N. E. Cole was among those who
“ Hard buyers,” men and women
sawmill of J. E. Southerland, has be
attended the Albany Round-Up Sat
gun suit in the circuit court to col who buy with their heads as well as
urday from Aurora.
lect the same.— Salem Journal.
their pocketbooks, will be quick to
Attorney-at-]Law
i
Mr. and Mrs. B. R. W olfer and
take
advantage
of
our
four-magazine
A letter from Mrs. Lynn Eberman
I Practice in ali Courts I
Mrs. John Shepherd were' in Aurora
bargain offer. See advertisement on
to
Mrs.
O.
Pv
Higginbotham
states
OREGON
WOODBURN
Monday from W olfer Prairie.
P. H. MILLER, Proprietor
that Mr. and Mrs. Eberman are nice page four.
Prof. Anderson states that the ly settled in their new home at Al
school social planned for Hallowe’en liance, Ohio, where Mr. Eberman has
General Harness Findings
MARRY— For sure success try an
has been postponed to a later date. a good position on the railroad.
Harness
Oiled
by
old responsible club, established nine I
Half Sweeny Collars
Barrels and Tubs.
|
H. L. Mills, A. R. Eisner, Ira
Miss Emma J. Snyder, grand chief j years, guarantee satisfaction, over t If you need any fit' Tubs for Meat 2
Dipping Process
Harness Made to Order
White, V. Van Vleet and'Otto Knorr of the Pythian Sisters of Oregon left 50,000 members; many wealthy; tes ▼ or Kraut, or any Oak Barrels, from *
were among the recent visitors here. Monday fo r a trip to. Salem, Falls timonials and descriptions free. RE- s 10 to 50 gallons, for Wine or Cider, «
Repairing Neatly and Promptly Done
Everything for
City, and Dallas on her first extended | LIABLE CLUB, MRS. WRUBEL, Box
Mrs. Geo. Scholl and children were official visit to the various temples
I - *» F. G. PETER
I i
th ^ Horse
Phone Aurora Mutual
AURORA, ORE.
8-31 to 11-5
here from Hubbard last week visit of those cities, as the head of the ol 26, Oakland, Calif.
ing Mrs. Triphine Will, Mrs. Scholl's der.
mother.
MONEY TO LOAN—I have made
W. S. Hurst was at Barlow last
We would rather be known as!
A marriage license was issued at week loading a couple of cars of po- | arrangements for loaning eastern
| money, and will make very low rate of
“
particular”
printers than as cheap
Salem Tuesday to Valry DeGrace or
tatoes. He has already shipped more i interest on highly improved farms.—
Grande Ronde and Amanda Knapp
.
._
.
, T ,,
Homer
H.
Smith,
room
5,
McCormick
printers.
We
have noticed that th£J
than 40 cars from various Valley
! building, Salem, Oregon. Phone 96.
of Aurora.
I
so-called
“
cheap”
printers never get
points this season. The Hurst ware
very
far,
and
their
customers do not
house
at
this
station
is
now
open
In
Fred Scheurer, of Butteville, is
Two Days In One.
I seem to get very far either. No bus-
credited with the idea of Calling out charge of H. H. Hurst.
Chatham island, lying off the coast j inetss has ever reached and held the
the militia to patrol the border at
G. A. Lanse, of Pasco, Washington of New Zealand, In the south Pacific position of permanent success by the
that place.
has purchased the big caterpillar en ocean, is péeuliarly situated, as it is j use of cheap printing. The printing
FOR SALE— One horse Studehak- gine and all attachments, from the one of the few habitable points of the [ of an eminently successful business
er wagon, with patent Servant huhs, Fargo Orchards company, and John globe wbere the day of the week is distinguished by its high quality,
changes. - It is just on the line of the
and iron axles. Phone 2705, Huh-|W. Sehwabauer loaded it on the car demarcation
between dates. There at j however, and the inference is so plain
bard. Mrs. Peter Zimmering, Route- at Fargo Monday for shipment, and 12 noon on Sunday Sunday ceases and ! that every one who reads may easily
then went to Portland Wednesday to Instantly Monday meridian begins, apply the inference to his own busi-
2, Hubbard, Oregon.
join Mr. Lane. | They will motor to Sunday comes into a man’s house on j ness.
Mrs. F. B. Sackett and son, Vernor the Lane ranch where Mr. Schwa- the east side and becomes Monday by |__________ _______________________ __
Sackett were here Sunday from Sheri bauer will unload the caterpillar, the time it passes out of the western
Mr. and Mrs. B. J. Grim left Thurs
dan to visit Leland Sackett, assis place it in working' order, and give door. A man sits down to his noonday day for Toledo, Oregon, to visit their
tant at the Southern Pacific Station Mr. Lane a week’s instruction in op- dinner on Sunday, and it is Monday
neon before he finishes it.—London daughter, Mrs. A. F. Will, for a week
here. They returned home Monday. ! erating tt.
Licenses
(Ümmt (Ea p its
Hardware
G. A . EHLEÌ
[ potatoes !
Wants, For Sale, Etc
D R;
DR. L. G. ICE I
DENTIST
!
I
{ E. P. M ORCOM }
Aurora Harness Sn!
Bologna
Lunch Loaf
W ienerwurst
Pork Sausage
Corned Beef
Pure Lard
Home Products
ICE
W U RSTER BROS.
Globe.
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p? ten days, ^ -g ,J
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