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HUBBARD ENTERPRISE
H U BBARD E N T E R P R IS E
Independent, Progressive and Liberal
P. 0 . RILEY, Editor
Published Every Friday and Entered in the Post Office in Hubbard
Oregon, as Second Class Matter under Act of March 3, 1873.
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IUST A WORD GEORGE KNIGHT I
"' You sefttrupTSflme- peaches from
Southern Oregon (at least you said,
they were peaches) but you are mis­
taken old friend. The color, the taste,
the shape may be; but the size, ye
gods! they were as big as cantalbupes.
And when your dandy.' daughter,
Anna, brought some in to us we just
sat back in our $465 mahogany and
gasped. The best we have ever seen
and brought in by one o f the best
girls in Oregon. Thanks Anna.
CLACKAMAS GETS ALL HONORS
A
Furniture House
It behoves us all to vote for WONDERFUL CAKES RECEIVED
Clackamas county won practically
Hoover.
all the events at the joint meeting at
The follow ing good hearted ladies
Playmore Park last Friday.
of
Besides,
Tammany or DAMany, it’s made the big crowd happy with some that progressive county also topped
o f the best cakes in the world. Here
in attendance. It was a big day all
just the same.
they are and- we salute them most,
graciously ami gratefully:
Now is the opportune time
to boost our newly improved
Hubbard
Mineral
Springs.
Good constructive work fo r all
o f our clubs. Outsiders realize
the great possibilities. Let us
not sit “ in the market place
idle.”
Mrs. George Knight, Mrs, Herman
Carl, Mrs: George Leffler, Mrs. Clara
Reichel, Mrs.. George ' Grimps, Mrs.
Vera Boje, ; Mrs. Ethel Riley, Mrs.
Christina Stauffer, Mrs. ,H. E. Adams,
Mrs. George Zefek, Mrs. John Moore,
Mrs. Alice Weaver, Mrs. Ed W olfer,
Mrs. Jerome Jackson, Mrs. Ben
Rector, Mrs. M. Kromling and Mrs.
Hal Hoss.
W e ,consider this a personal favor
and, shall never forget it: W e trust
we have not omitted anyone, but, if
such is the case we want to know it so
the names or name may appear in our
next issue.. We want to thank every
on'e who helped us in anyway and
assure them o f our'Sincere apprecia­
tion.
ftThe more we meet together,
the happier are w e.” This was
thoroughly exemplified at the
Clackamas-Marion joint meet­
ing in Hubbard last week. W e
need such gatherings. W e need
the other fellow ’s viewpoint to
carry us along. These meet­
ings furnish the best cure in the
world for the grouch or pessi­
mist and help to stimulate the
optimist as well.
around and thoroughly enjoyed. Mrs.
Edith Hazen of Milwaukee won the
essay contèsi bn “ Community Spirit.”
Ed Koeb, o f the Banner-Courier, ap­
peared in his hew model 1929 bath­
ing costume and grabbed the Ziegfeld
Follies prize. ■ Bravo ! Ed.
HERE’ S HOW PERCY
A busy business man but never too
busy to work and “ boost” fo r his city
and county is Percy Caufield o f Ore­
gon City, who aided so much in mak­
ing the joint meeting o f the clubs
August 17 such 'a , success: A few
more o f his type, in every community
would be “ a consummation devoutly
to be wished.” What a team that old
community warriors of ours, Jerome
Jackson, and Percy would make. May
both o f youvlive long to “ boost.”
MATTSON’S HOME MADE
Everybody who tasted Mattson’s
home made ice cream pronounced it
wonderful. Mr. Mattson donated 5
gallons and they went in a “ jiffy .”
His plant is between Woodburn and
Hubbard and we suggest that you stop
there and take home some Of- the best
ice. cream ever made. We are deep­
ly grateful to Mr. Mattson f o r his
splendid donation.
As per suggestion. W ould it
not be a good idea fo r the Sa­
lem Chamber of Commerce to
visit some o f the surrounding
towns and get acquainted ?
True, we see at every commun­
ity gathering the old reliable
Salem boosters, C. E. Wilson,
Henry Crawford and Senator
Reynolds, but why not the
w h o le /‘blooming army” o f you.
Bring your fine Cherrian band
along as we did our dandy one
when we visited Salem, and
shake hands with some of- this
splendid talent Which enter­
tained you last winter in the
Cherry City. Only .a sugges­
tion, mind you, but at times
suggestions are good things for
all o f us. And then again you
are dependent in no small
measufe on the small towns.
L et
SON OF PROSPERITY
FOR AURORA COUPLE
Mr. and Mrs. I.. B. Yorgen o f Au­
rora received a delightful present
| from the stork when a fine 9-pound
boy arrived at the Anna hospital Au­
gust 17. May this Son o f Prosperity
always shine' in Aurora is the wish of
The Enterprise, :}
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Salem , Oregon
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H u b b a r d L u m b e r Y ard
Dr. P. O. Rilëy, :
Hubbard, Oregon.
Dear Dr. Riley:
Quality—Service
I want to tell you that I enjoyed |
the program at Playmore Park last
L. A. MILLER, Manager
Phone 4902
night very much. It was interesting
from start to finish.
I think the work o f -the County;-}}
Federation is very important because I
it brings together such a fine group of
people. It is worthwhile fo r the f e l - f
lowship alone and then too it develops
friendship and cooperation that will
be beneficial to our whole Willamette
valley. This cooperation I can see
would help to bring about better busi­
ness conditions, it ought to help raise :
the Educatoinal Standards and the
Spiritual Standards, too, because no
one could listen to a talk Tike Mr.
Irvine’s and go away without being
bette^ for it.
I can see how it would help the
conditions of the boys and girls for,
Monday, Septem ber 3 —A ll day and night
to my mind, they are o f tremendous
importance and while the Willamette
valley boastsr o f its .wonderful crops
o f fruit and agricultural products the
greatest crop is its boys and girls that
are growing into young manhood and
young womanhood and after all it
isn’t o f a great profit to a community
with the New deLespinasse O rchestra-R eal Music
to have material prosperity without
strengthening the character o f - its
youth.
I am very much interested in the
things you are doing and i f a t any
Principal E vent—Teddy Lyons Aberdeen, and Fred Larkin,
time I can assist you in any way I Portland, for championship.
will be happy to do so.
Very sincerely yours,
C. A. KELLS.
(E ditor’s Noté:—-Mr. Kells is do­
ing wonderful work in Salem and we
congratulate him. W e shall avail our­
self o f his most gracious o ffe r to help
us.)
J
Big Labor Day
Band Picnic
Playmore Park
Hubbard
Hubbard Band will be there all day.
Talk to Them About
It
WOODBURN MILLING CO.
WOODBURN,
ORE.
Phone Green 47-Collect
Is your fend bothered with
Ants, Cutworms,
Earwigs
AND THE LIKE?
It will.pay you well to see
The Hubbard Creamery Co.
A Sure Remedy. Be Sure and Try This.
Absolutely SURE.
B ig D a n c e a t N ight
4r B o x i n g B o u t s in the Afternoon tT nds
Games, Sports, Races, Merry-Go-Round
Swimming.—Come and stay all day.
The Hubbard Band invites you
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