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About Hubbard enterprise. (Hubbard, Marion County, Or.) 191?-19?? | View Entire Issue (May 27, 1921)
FRIDAY, M AY 27,1921 THE HUBBAj I ENTERPRISE PAG E 8 Let us do your truck hauling. Any where, 'anytime. H. L. Carl, Phone— See our excellent and useful grad 2203; Alvin T. Earl, Phone—5103. lltf uation gifts just received. Hubbard Drug Co. ; 13-1 Fruits in season at Thompson’s W anted: 3 large trunks in good Confectionery. condition. Mrs. T. H. Richmond, at Hubbard Dental office. 1 3 1 Horses fo r sale— your pick two out o f fou r; ages 4, 5, 6, 7; weight Six pigs for sale, about 100 pounds, 1300 to 1400. 2Vz miles north of T. E. Gdekirk, Broadacres, Ore., b Hubbard on Pacific Highway. E. E. mile: southeast Broadacres station. BRADLT. , 8-tf 13-2. FO R SA L E : One 1000 gal. Red Have a truck and can do your hauling. Call me; phone Needy. C. wood non shrinkable tank, in good P. SCHROCK. , 8 ff condition. Molalla Electric Co., Au rora, Ore. 52tf W hite Clover seed with a sprinkle o f alsake, fine fo r . pasture grass. 25c Am prepared to handle §piy kind o f per lb. Six ft. McCormick binder, truck hauling carefully and quickly. Milwaukee mower. R. S. YODER, Regular trips made to Portland every Hubbard, Ore., R. 2, 3tf Wednesday. Phone 3303. Wm. Two grain farms for sale in heart JUNGNICKEL. ■ -41-52-tf o f Willamette valley ; one 480 acres at $100 per acre; 100 acres at $200 . .Second hand sacks . wanted, also per acre this. one on Pacific Highway. gray oats fo r cash or exchange.— 8-tf J. E. Jenks & Son, Tangent, Ore HUBBARD FEED MILL. gon, owners. 8 F ir and Asli wood for sale.— CLASSIFIED ADS down. When th W approvements are DONALD-HUBBARD BALL TEAMS MEET finished the Clea’ifl • corner will add materially to tliejf]! ifcks o f that part o f town. tA The ball game played on the lo cal diamond Sunday afternoon be “ ■ o‘ Frances Thomas pent Saturday in tween the fust teams mentioned Oregon City visittl [. g with his sister above was won by the“ visiting nine after a hard battle. Mary Thomas. .i.jHj Many rooters Came with the visit Irent Boje waj: iome from Salem ing team and these w,ith the more e-ver the week-od visiting with her powerful home rooters kept the parents and frieil boys on nerves edge during the en tire galne. ? Mrs. Phoebe W fcr o f Portland, The two teams are well matched came Thursday o! ,^st week to spend as to the class o f ball that they play several days with and Mrs. Em and but for a number o f poor plays est Hoffman. Mrs: Esther . ulatone attended Grand Lodge at A'Tliany last week, as delegate o f 'Thafê! Rebekah lodge, fine session, and She reports -a me very largely atten m • Mr. and Mrs: »tcy Calvert and Mr. and Mrs. 1 f A f r i l Calvert 'spent the week-end at Vah home o f Mr. JULIUS STAUFFER, Hubbard Ore. and M is. Joe (' f l a f l Percy held DR. W . G. HOWE, Dentist, 7tf down his old pc .Njn on first base W oodbum , Oregon. 6tf in the ball garni pi nday afternoon LOCAL AND PERSONAL in the Donald-Hu ¡¡IT'd game and fill-' CLEAN-UP DAY AT ly enjoyed it too O i l ROCK CREEK CEMETERY H. N, Beck and J! E. Langdon were Ail those interested in Rock Creek Portland visitors Sunday. Oscar Nendel, KjjWoodburn, who cemetery and grounds are requested was reported thre pUfeks ago to have Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Roberts o f Port dislocated his hip GjSn jumping,from to meet Saturday fo r a clean-up day to have the grounds in fiice condition land are spending the week ‘ at the a track to keep jjtY being thrown, home o f Mr. and Mrs. L. A. Braden. fo r decoration, Monday. has" not made si ■%-jactory progress COMMITTEE. and Was taken t< ;|em Tuesday to Mrs. S. E. Hardcastle, formerly o f have an x-ray mac U? the hip to learn W oodbum but How of'S alem , spent its exact conditio: Dr. W eaver ac- BIRTHDAY SURPRISE Sunday evening in Hubbard., the companied, him to alem. j Saturday evening, -M a y 20th, guests o f Mr. and Mrs. R. N. Melvin. Hazel Mills was pleasantly surpris . Full announce*! at o f the special ed by fifty-six o f her friends, who Mr. and Mrs. Mel Malone, Errol school booster me* ing called by the Called on her unexpectedly. T h e, Reed, Mr. and Mrs. Christen Stauffer local Parent-Teaej r Association for party- being in honor o f her nine were Sunday dinner guests o f Mr. and Friday evening, J| lie the 3rd, will be teenth birthday. Mrs. G. E. Garland, west o f here. given next week! I, i nil' il fore- The young folks spent the eve thought has dem| jd a broad. and ning in playing popular games while Rev. Oscar Payne o f Salem con complete campaigl hie inaugurated, a the older folks .enjoyed music and ducted services Sunday morning at preparedness ’ I NBrn, that* will a social good time. the Methodist church fo r the pastor, meet the growin| h fem an d o f onr A delightful . supper was enjoyed Rev. Wm. Nicholl, who was called to schools. Plan to jMi the meeting. §r at a late hour after which the Dayton that morning. guests departed. All : present .said that,: they had a good time. M i s s The recent operation at Portland Hazel received some pretty present?.. upon Mrs! Guy Stryke for the re made by the home boys in the first inning Hubbard would have gaptur- de her second game with Donald. The first game was played on the Donald diamond 'a week ago Sun day. The score at that game being five to''three in favor o f Hubbard, and the game played on the local school diamond being ten to nine in favor o f the visitors. The home boys play Canby, next Sunday, so we have been informed. Mr and Mrs. G. N, Beck" visited with Portland friends from Sunday to Tuesday. Do You Know Why people are using CHERRO FLOUR Buy a sack and use it You need not ask again. Its easy to handle, The quality is unsurpassed. moval o f a cancerous growth from her Erank Murk this week moved into right breast has been reported so suc the property recently purchased by cessful that Mrs. Stryker was brought him from A. Christen. home this Aweek. When removing the growth a muscle o f the figh t arm Dr.' Emma K. Smith, Chiropractie from the shoulder to the elbow was Physician located at Woodburn, removed. above Moore-Dunn D r u g store. The C. 11. Cleaver residence now Phone Red 64. ChripractiCi is the greatest method Of the .age in pre under remodeling ;on the Highway at venting freaking and permanently G street is far enough: along to give curing 95% o f all diseases.' Consul an impression, o f comfort and conven tation free. Chronic and nervous ience when the work is completed. diseases a specialty. ' 13tf The barn on the north lias1 been torn Does Your Ford PUMP OIL W e Stop It O r N o Charge MILLER & HALL Women the Homemakers A WOMAN’ S HOME reflects her soul. I If in need of feed call on the Hubbard FEED MILL whims and fancies. It bespeaks her inmost desires, her One of life’s keenest joys is in watching the woman convert a house into a HOME. How much more will be the happiness— the reward— if besides living in a Cracked Corn place made homelike under the spell of her own fancies she can feel that this in three different sizes, also scratch food. Remember there is none like it any where. Y ou will say so when you see it. day might have caused her to lose the results of her toil and care will, hold no place is really her HOME. fears for her then. Increased rent or other bug-aaboos which some Homes of their own-are not for the rich only, nor is the Oity the only place where you can have all of the modern conveniences. We can surprise you by showing you how easily it- can he done. Our Prices A re Low . Before buying elsewhere call on us. All kinds of feed on hand at all times. Phone 4430 Hubbard Feed Mill Pay Highest Price for Chickens OUR M OTTO: Quality First Service Always ’Copeland Lumber Co.
