AURORA ûfeSiiïRVER, AURORA, OREGON
Local and Personal
3 . M. Will made a business trip to
Salem last Monday.
Miss Helen Garth and friends visited
Reta Schneider Monday afternoon.
If Olson can’ t repair it, throw it away.
0. S. Olson, Jeweler. Woodburn.
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Frances Grob attended the Oregon
Older Girls conference last week end,
held at Eugene.
Items From the Observer
Columns Twenty Years Ago
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drive their flocks, as shepherds In Eu
rope and America do, but lead them,
says H. V. Morton In “ In the Steps of
the Master.” These men speak to their
sheep in a loud sing-song voice, using
a weird language unlike anything ever
heard, and when they utter a laughing
kind of whinny, their flocks come run
ning to them.
Olympic Girl
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Latest Styles and Patterns
Fabrics Extra Quality
M ust be Seen to be Appreciated
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with a score o f 32 to 1. The bdyS first
team lost 25 to 5, and the boys second
team 10 to 9. Many of the players
were unable to go.
$1.95
Don’t Fail to Ask for Your Poll Parrot Shoe Money
Given with All Purchases
WILL-SNYDER COMPANY
The House of Merit
REGULAR SATURDAY-MONDAY SPECIAL ON GROCERIES
Those absent are Walter Colvin,
Rosalie Calef, Billy Miley, Regina Eb
ner, Dorothy Jacobs and James Lang-
don.
The Observer is now only 50c a year #
Estate of Emily Miller, Deceased
No. 9050
Notice of Final Account
In the County Court of the State
of Oregon for the County of Marion.
Probate Department
Notice is hereby given that the
Undersigned, as executor of the
estate of Emily Miller deceased,
has filed his final account in the
County Court of the State of Ore
gon for Marion County, and that
Friday the 3rd day of April, 1936
at the hour of 10:00 o’ clock in the
forenoon of said day and the court
room of said court has been ap
pointed by said court as the time
and place for the hearing of objec
tions thereto and the settlement
thereof.
Dated and first published March
5th, 1936.
Date of last publication April
2nd, 1936.
ALVIN W. M ILLE R ,
Executor of the Estate of
Emily Miller, Deceased.
Wood, Matthiessen & Rankin
and Bert S. Gooding, 1310 Yeon
Building, Portland, Oregon, Attor
neys.
That’s the title given to Chuck Patterson, rubber-legged center of
the University o.f Oregon’s basketball quintet. Patterson is considered
one of the best ball handlers on the squad and shines in action under
the baskets-
Aurora School Items
Larry Du Rette and Billy Nagl.
In our reading dabs we made
Third and Fourth Grades.
sketches of the song sparrow when we
Hubert Yergen is ill with the studied him.
measles. We hope Hubert will be well
In the fifth and sixth grade room
soon.
shamrocks, kites, tulips and dutch chil
Juanita Loveall has moved to Empire, dren are replacing pictures of Lincoln,
Oregon.
Washington, and valentines.
Rdbert Richter brought a miniature
After our visit to Mrs. Finnegan we
wooden shoe to school. The fourth made some poetry in language class.
grade is now studying the Netherlands, Mrs. Hunt promised to have the best
so were much interested. Decorations poem published. The following is the
in our room are things familiar to the first stanza of the. poem written by
Netherlands.^
Charlcia Hamblet:
We have an alligator tree growing in A Funny Friend, a Sea Lion, a funny
a pot. [t is about a year old. It takes
friend o f ours.
nearly three months to Bprout the seed. One day she came a hundred miles from
the sea.
Mildred Yarne and Ronald Mohning
have missed only one word in spelling
Seventh and Eighth Grades.
during the past six weeks.
The operetta “ Bugs” will be post
"B ugs” has been sorrowfully at poned because of several cases o f the
tacked by germs. Germs of measles, measles.
germs of the flu, and cold germs have
Donna Danielson, Regina Ebner,
been making it difficult for “ Bugs” to
fare. Due to all these unfriendly dis Patty Yergen and Ida Kerr gave a play
turbances the Aurora grade school op at Oak Lawn Tuesday evening.
eretta “ Bugs” has been indefinitely
posponed. Possibly it will be presented
two weeks later than originally planned.
Please watch your local newspaper and
store windows for further announce
ments.
Fifth and Sixth Grades.
Lucille McLeod, Elaine Kerr and
Leland Stoner news reporters.
The sixth grade have made bowls of
tulips for the poem “ Tulips” studied in
reading.
Those absent during the week were
Rozetta Dy Foon, Charlcia Hamblet,
Mary Lou Du Rette, Marion Keil, Bob
Hunt, Harriet Colvin, Helen Ehlen,
WE BUY
Country Dressed
MEATS
Full Line of
Fresh and Cured
M EATS
AURORA
Meat Market
Phone 46
R. EBNER AURORA
The girls team lost to Willamette
W e are Equipped
to do your
Sheriff’s Notice òf Sale
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OREGON’S “ BROWN BOMBER“
March 2, 1916
C. B. Brewer appeared on the streets
this week sans mustache, sans recog
nition by his friends. For forty years
he has adorned his features with a
mustache of which the Kaiser might
well be proud. Its loss has given his
friends a hunch that his surname was
once O’ Brewer. Aldermanic honors
now rest upon him with new and aug
mented dignity.
Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Ehlen left Sat
Onion- growers expect to make a
urday for Eugene, where they will quick clean-up o f the 1916 crop this
spend a few days.
spring, there now being only 100 cars
of good Oregon stock in the hands of
Diamonds, watches, jewelry and sil producers.
verware O. S. Olson. Jeweler, Wood
The Aurora warehouse is full o f hops,
burn.
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new lots coming m about as fast as old
ones shipped out. About 1000 bales are
The school operetta “ Bugs” has been
now on hand.
postponed on account of many of the
To date 98 voters have registered in
pupils being sick.
the Aurora precinct—75 republicans.
Alvin and James Miller drove to 19 democrats, 1 socialist. 1 progressive,
Prescott last Sunday to visit their 1 prohibitionist and 1 independent.
brother, George, and family.
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An egg of extraordinary size, laid by
a Black Minorca hen. was brought in
FOR RENT^-3J acres of land under from the Miley ranch Saturday. It
cultivation. Rent, cash in advance. measured 9 inches around the long way
Mrs. M. Loveall, Aurora.
ll-12p
and 6 inches the short way, and weighed
nearly 6 ounces.
Mr. and Mrs. Henry Wachendorf of
Corvallis spent the past week visiting
Letter From Fritz
at the home of their aunt. Mrs. Gerd
W. J. Uppendahi hands the Observer
Eilers, Sr.
the following letter which he has just
Mrs. Charles A. Paulson o f Portland, received from ‘ ‘Gousin Fritz” —o f North
and sons, Charles and Chester, spent Dakota:
Dear Cousin Billy—I now take my
the past week with her parents, Mr.
blond typewriter in my lap and write
and Mrs, Fred Crann.
you uiit my pencil. I hate to tell it,
FOR SALE—Used Cars, thoroughly but yjur old ant vot loffed you so veil
guaranteed.
Terms and Trade-ins. is deat. She is die o f New Money en
See Fred Kerr, Aurora. Oregon, phone New Years day 15 minutes in front of
5014.
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fife. Some people dink she had popu
lation of der hart. Der doctor gave up
Gerd Eilers and his sister, Mrs. Ann all hope ven she die. She leafs a family
Lantry, were Salem business visitors of 2 boys and 2 cows. They found $100
on Tuesday. While there Mr. Eilers sewed up her bustle. Dat was awful
visited Walter Grim at the Salem hos lot of money to leaf behind. She willed
pital.
it all to der boys. Ven they die. her
fortune will go to der cows.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles A. Paulson of
Now I tell you all der noos. Der
Portland, are the very proud parents of Grosenbeck family is having a swell
a boy, Chester Leon Frederick, born time. Dey got the mumps. Mudder is
January 24 at Portland. Mrs. Paulson, making sausage and der neighbors is
before her marriage, was Miss Clara looking for dere dogs. Louis Kratz is
Crann.
sick. Der doctor told him to take some
thing. He went down der street and
MONEY TO LOAN in improved pro took Ikey Cohn’ s vatch. Ikey had him
ductive farms, low interest rates, arrested and got a lawyer. The lawyer
prompt service.
No delay.
H. B. got der case and Louis got der work.
Evans, Canby, Oregon.
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Dere is lots of beeples dyeing around
here vot nefer died before.
Champoeg Farm—On Saturday, Feb
I shust granulated from der college.
ruary 29. 1936, relatives complimented 1 took electocutien and fiscal torture.
Miss Ann Zorn upon the occasion of I learned to be stiny grafter too. I got
her fifth birthday. Miss Zorn is the job in livery stable stiny-grafter took-
only one to be known in this locality ing down hay by short hand for der
whe has a birthday only once in four horses,
years.
I am sending you back der offercoat
I borrowed you by express. I cut off
Lets buy one o f those home-made
der buttons to safe extra charges. You
Cakes or Pies
vili find dem in der pocket.
—sold at—
Fritz Schroedeiheit.
KRAUS’ STORE
for the Ladies’ Aid o f the
Shepherds o f Palestine
Presbyterian Church.
11c
The shepherds of Palestine do not
Mr. and Mrs. Walton Absher of Long
view, Wash., are rejoicing over the
arrival of a seven pound baby girl,
Dona Lorraine, born February 25th,
Mrs. Absher will be known by her
friends as Noma Giesy, daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. Binger H. Giesy.
'Thursday, ^larch 5, 1936
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On Saturday the 7tb day of
March, 1936, at ten o’clock A. M .
at the West door of the Marion
County Court House in Salem,
Oregon, I will sell at public auction
to the highest bidder for cash, the
following described real property,
to-wit:
Lot four (4) in Block (4) of
Highway Addition to the City
of Salem, Marion County, Ore
gon, according to the duly re
corded plat thereof on file and
of record in the office of the
County Recorder of said
County.
Sale is made by virtue of an ex
ecution issued by the Circuit Court
of the State of Oregon for Marion
County, to me directed in the case
of Western Loan and Building
Company, a corporation, Plaintiff
vs. Chas. G. Hall and Emma C.
Hall, his wife, and Lena M . Scharff,
Defendants.
A. C. BURK,
Sheriff of Marion County, Oregon.
By W . Richardson,
7-1 le
Deputy
Henry Bauer,
Attorney for Plaintiff.
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