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AURORA. MARION COUNTY, OREGON, OCTOBER 10, 1918.
VOL. Vili.
RALPH DORCAS DEAD
AMERICAN PARADE SW IR6S THROUGH LONDON
CITY COUNCIL MEETS
NO. 3t
FEATHERS WANTED
SCHOOL CHILDREN WIN PRIZES
The Aurora Auxiliary has been called
The state '»ii'crintcndcnt has an
up to furnish a number o f pillow? for nounced the full-wing prize winners,
the Red Cress for hospital use. Any among school children who were award
. . . $ 18.5
feathers (in any ed war stamp < for exhibits at the State
one willing to doi
pumping, etc--------
27. ’.fit quanity—large or small) in ay leave Fair, fmm this section: Johanna Yost
13.01 same at any a tor in Aurora or at the on poultry. $2; Ivan Ban on poultry.fi;
ih t
Observer o ffice. All feathers received Wayne Bauer, on BelgiaW hirer, 92.
47.11
Other winners will be given trips to
will be use by th; Auxiliary in making
j C-. B. Brewer, labor__________
2.7(
t 1C pillow! n
O. A. C. next June to take the «hurt
1 Continental Pipe Co. pipe____
2.9 1
course for boys and girls, all expenses
j A. H. Kraus, labor____ ___ __
1.0;
being paid. Those from this section
EDWARD
UPPENDAHL
DEAD
It was ordered that the city proceed
winning one o f these trips were Donald
MACKSBURG.
j to repair all side walks) and send pro-
Edward Uppendahl died suddenly Bauer o f Molalla and Theodore Resell
pjrty owners affected bills for the re Tuesday afternoon at home near Hub of Union*
Elmer White, whose serious accident
pairs.
bard from an attack o f grippe and
o f last week, has so far recovered that
The
following
judges
and,
clerks
of
pneumonia.
He had returned.only last
his friends are indulging the hope that |
M ERIDIAN
election were appointed: Judges. G weak from the East where he had been
he may soon be well.
A. Ehlen, C. B, Brewer, N. C. Wes in matter o f his father’s estate. The
Mr. and Mrs. John
beppa
The Red Cross Auxiliary is to hold its |
cott; clerks. Mrs, J, W. Sadler, Mrs. funeral will be held at Hubbard this here Monday.
next regular meeting at its rooms Oct.
Clara Atkinson. The city election will afternoon.
He is survived by two i
10th. The September work has been
be held Tuesday, November 5, at. the brothers W. J. Uppendahl o f M arks! George Oldfield is back again for the
finished and taken by our chairman,
I. 0. O. F. hall, A mayor and foui Prairie and Herman Uppendahl o f j winter at C. C. Oldfields.
Mrs. John Henler to the headquarters
councilmen are to be elected, all for e Hubbard; and two sisters Mrs. Cass■ The Verbon family have moved to
at Oregon City where a new supply o f
term o f two years, and a treasurer for Sanders o f Hubbard and Mrs, Meeske ] the Fish place at Paradise,
material is awaiting us. This will be
a term o f one year.
.
o f Salem.
Christ Trost has purchased 32 acres
received with willing hands n o tw ith
o f iand frnm Mrs, Me Lennon.
standing the rush o f autumn work on
A birthday surprise party was given
PLEA FOR MORE FUN.
the ranches. By extra continuance and
Joe Bonn Jr, is how settled in his
Young life demands definite work at the home o f Mrs. C. F. Bremer last
energy the housewives secure time for I
new home on the Yergen pla^e,
Thursday
in
honor
o
f
her
sister
Miss
and definite play. It i Iso demands in
the Red Cross work and will continue
Lunch was served at
Amos Lais will soon move over east
Its healthier manifest! tlons a certain Rose Damn).
to accomplish this long after the war
f Molalla where he has a tract o f tim
period o f rest. Much ’ o f the delin midnight when a large cake with 17 o ber.
is over. Never will come a time when
Those present
quency of the day in large cities is candles was lighted.
there’ is no trouble to relieve, no suf
Carl Hilton.was here last week cut
were Ralph Leabo, Herbert Southard,
due
to
the
habit
of
roaming
the
streets
fering to alleviate or misery to cheer
ting
ensilage for Christ Trost and C.C.
When Britain reached the end of the rainbow and found American
at all hours of the night. It is due Fred Damm, Lester Southard, Kenneth Oldfield.
: w iv and to judge from the readiness
troops really pouring through her ports to France, by tens and
Phillips.
Henry
Bents,
Echo
Giesy,
Ida
with which most of our people take to
to a restlessness engendered partly In
hundreds of thousands, her heart welled up within her and a
Several o f the people o f Meridian at
work now never will there be a lack o f
deed by lack of parent’s care, but also Jones, Hazel Cole,. Florence Stoner, tended the Dugan-Yoder sale at Yoder
welcome
they
will
long
remember
was
the
portion
of
the
arriving
generous hearts and willing hands to
to a defiance of orderly life that takes Rose Damm, Mrs, Will Damm and last Thursday. „
join this wonderful labor o f sympathy
Americans.
the place with a aectton o f young peo Bilda Bremer. All report a fine time.
and love.
Above is shown an’SAmerican regiment marching through London
Tom Paige is home again and will
ple of Independence. A more com
Because the Aurora Blacksmith shop' now help F, Campau who has bought
iu parade. Mark your enthusiasm In their passage to the front in
plete understanding of life, at Its best, has been closed, the Ehlen Hardware some timber south o f Needy,
your subscription to the Fourth Liberty Loan.
AURORA DISTRICT BOND
gotten by associating with those who store has installed plow-share grinding
Mr, Gardner has threshed 3400 lbs,of
BUYERS FALL DOWN
j schoolar. A fine program will be giv are broad-minded and appreciative of apparatus and will be prepared to do beans and is now digging potatoes. He
F A R G O NEWS.
the need for recreation and rest, is such work after October 12.
has proved himself a good farmer.
en in which the children will lead.
Mr, Merritt and family o f Chainpoeg
what will prevent delinquency. "Big
The following purchases have secured spent Sunday with H. E. Prink.
Rev. Thomas Acheson, our pastor for brother” movements have their appeal
Fourth Liberty Loan Bonds, and their
the
past year has been appointed to and place. The only trouble here being
Miss Pansy Prink is having a months
purchases have been duly booked on
Jason Lee Methodist Memorial church Its probable fathering by overzealous
vacation
with
relatives
and
friends
in
the records o f the Aurora Banking dis
WEATHERLY ICE CREAM
NYAL AGENCY
at Salem. It was no suiprise to the dogmatists In religion. No boy wants
tricts. Some applications have been Portland.
to be preached at. He wants to be
taken by solicitors, which have not yet
John Brown, was unamously elected community as we all realized that it amused, by being with worth-while
been entered on the records.
Any secretary o f the church for the coining was only a question o f time before he comrades. A “big brother” .who plays
names omitted will be published if called year.
would be called to a larger district. We comrade and not preacher is a val
to the attention o f the Observer,
John Bowers spent the fore part part are of course very sorry to lose him uable asset. Loneliness o f soul is
The quota o f the Aurora banking dis
o f the'Veek in Portland and Woddburn but would he selfish to want him to re keewiy felt by many a boy, himself un
trict is far from complete, many peo
main when greater ^opportunities were conscious that he is so suffering, says
on business.
ple able to subscrible more heavily, not
offered elsewhere. Our new pastor, Milwaukee News. It is when he is
J. P. Clark, Mr. and Mrs R. W.Bid Rev. Worrell, comes to us with strong
having done so.
lonely .that he finds occupation with
dle, Dan Wilson o f Portland spent Sun recomepdations. He is a spiritual and
Aurora
a “ gang.” The natural social instinct
Are prophylactics of known power,
Mrs, A. W Steinbach______ ____
50 day here with friends,
able man and has been successful in all j Is merely perverted.
Jos Anderson_______
50
Use them freely.
Mr, Albert Mclinnis spent the week charges, in leading many to Christ,
Thors ton Anderson_________________ 50 end with his family. Mr. Mclnnis is a Rev. Worrell is a married man with
LOCAL NEWS ITEMS
Paul Siebert___ ______ . . . _______
50 police gard with the state police force. two children and will reside in Salem.
His charge the past year was Perry j
Dr. B. F. Giesy was a business visit
Julius Keil____________
TOO
Those spending the week end in Port
dale, McCabe, and Ballston.
or in Portland Monday.
A. S. Coffman __________________
50
land were Misses Danella Rader, Gladys
E. E. Bradtl............................... _ L 200
Napoleon Davis was among the
Bither, Mr. and Mrs, R.M. Rader, Mrs.
Aurora, Oregon
Lydia B. I r v in ...._________ _____| 250
The following are some o f the Clack Butteville people here Saturday.
Stonehouse.
A. H. Giesy...................................... 150
amas county men called for service
Mr. and Mrs. A. B. Cole o f Canby
For the coming year Sunday school October 21: Henry Kyllo of Aurora,
Wm. Kraus_____ ____________ .
50
Helen E. Sadler _____
100 will begin at 10:00 o’ clock, church ser Herbert Keebaugh of Canby, H, E, were visiting friends here Sunday,
Ralph CL Dorcas,
well known hop
The city council met Monday nigh
dealer, died o f pneumonia at Chicago '
last week Thursday, after an illness o f ]
only 21 hours. Mrs.Dorcas immediate- ;
ly went east to bring home the body. I
Mr. Dorcas was born at Hubbard, He !
was brother o f Geo. L. Dorcas o f Taco
ma. He was 32nd degree Scottish rite !
Mason, and a member o f the Salem j
Lodge o f Elks.
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Peroide
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Mrs. J. F. Kerr...... ......................
50
M. D. Leabo____________________ 500
Ralph Leabo_________
100
Wm. H. Ortman_____ J_________
50
Chas. S n yder_____ 1_____________ 100
Aug. K e i l .............1 ._____ H
200
Clara F. Atkinson___ , __________
50
Henrietta Will_____________
50
A . H. Will.... ...........
50
Nora Blosser_______ ____________ ' 50
G. A. Ehlen______ |__ 1_________ 100
Frank L. M ille r ...._, _____
100
Howard M. Watkins
. . . ____ 250
Geo. P. H. S. White......... ..
50
Mrs, Chas, Becke__ . . . . __. . . ___ ' 300
Carl F. B rem er_____ 4__________
50
Henry“'Gilbertson............................... 100
Chas. Austin______ _____________
50
Lorin Kerr______________ . . . . ___ . 50
Otto K e il_____ _________________ 100
W. P. Wurster_____________ ' __ _
100
Emma J. Snyder______ ______ £;)i 200
Jno, K ra u s...____ __ ___ _______ ^ 50
D. A. Keil .....................
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50
Marie -juebben.. . . . . . __________ __ 50
B. Luebben___________
„ _
50
F, A. Sandberg____ ______ ‘_____ 100
Dan Anderson____________ . . . ___
50
E. M. H urst.............
50
Guy N. H ick ok ________________ - 200
Louine K e r r _____________
50
Ben W olfer_____________________ 100
Kenneth Phillips_____ ______
50
Union
Otto K r.orr____________ j_ _ _ ........
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Hong K ee._----------------------
Norma Yergen______. . . ______
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Geo. W. Y e rg e n ____ „ ______ ____
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Agnes Y e rg e n _____ . . . . _____
Meridian
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Jos. F. B on n ......... .......... .......
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Victor B erg___________ ______
Fred B achert______ j , ____ . . . .
J. Victor Anderson_____ _____
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F. E. Mills.________ ______ _ . . . . .
A, P ra tt____ - - ............................. 50
Frank Albee . . . j . . --------------
W. W. D i b b le .................- ..........
C. C. Oldfield ............... ¿ ........... —
C. E. W atts......................................
T. A. C am pau..._________ -- 100
Matt B a n n ...__ _____
Robt. Bonn _____ « ______________
Joe Bonn . . . ____________________
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vices at 11:00 o ’clock.
Evening ser
vice at 8:00 o ’clock. Every second and
fourth Sunday church services will be
held at the church at Butteville at 3:00
in the afternoon,
There will be a rally day in October,'
The slogan o f which will be: Every
child in Sunday school will promise to
make every effort to bring in a new!
0
Davids of Aurora and Clyde E. Fisher
Frank Adams of Aurora was regis
o f Needy,
tered at the Hotel Portland this week.
There will be Divine Services in the
Presbyterian church next Sunday at 11
a. m. May those out of the city feel
themselves as heartily invited to at
tend as those that aij€ in the city, A
large attendance is expected.—L. S,
Mochel, Pastor,
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Mrs. H. J. Miller has returned from
a short visit with her parents in Port
land.
Mr. and Mrs, John Pugh were here
shopping Friday from their home near
Fargo.
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A. H. G I E S Y
Mrs. F. Morris o f Willamette was a
visitor at the home of Mrs. C. B. Brew
er last week.
A. W. Giesy o f Portland was here-J
this week at .the borne o f his sister,
Mrs. Geo. Kraus.
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The Observer will send the home
paper to any soldier or sailor from this
section at $ 1 (0 per year.
We will
change the address as often as notified.
Mr. and Mrs. Ben Will came from
Portland Saturday for the week end
with Mrs. Henrietta Will and other
relatives.
Hunting Notices—50c dozen, or 5
cents each. Post your premises and
keep out those hunters and their dogs
that injure and annoy.
Among those in the city yesterday on
business were Mr. and Mrs, Ernest
Piper, Godfr»y Dentel, Geo, Gray,
Peter Mathiott and Gust Frpcfrikson.
Mr. and Mrs. John Giesy and daugh
ter Madeline, and Mi's. R. J. Hendricks
and Alta Beck motored down from Sal
em Saturday to visit relatives,
L. P. Swan o f Donald was a business
visitor in Aurora Tuesday. He has re
tired from the milling business and has
rented his mill at Champoeg to Swan
& Anderson.
Everyman’s Pledge,
America shall win this war!
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I will sacrifice, I will endure. I will
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ss If the whole outcome of the strug
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