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About The Silverton journal. (Silverton, Or.) 191?-1915 | View Entire Issue (Aug. 1, 1913)
fi F F U R H N O M S H E E R S YOUR MONEY WILL BUY BETTER FURNITURE ■ IF YOU SPEND IT WITH US ïiTiïiïiW CTOS KMpeo BUREN & HAMILTON ' THE HOUSE OF QUALITY Claud Taylor went to Pratum Mabel Adams went to Portland Thursday. Wednesday. Attorney Van Valkenberg went J. F. Fishwood went to Port land Wednesday. DR. H. SANDEL to Salem Wednesday. Rev. J. C. Spencer is visiting D entist E. O. Loe went to Salem Tues All kinds of big bargains his people at Lebanon. day. Main Street at Bridge at Cusiter’s More Room Sale. Choice lard, the best, at Boek C. J. Gregg went to Salem Phone Green 931 for Mr. and Mrs. J. G. Iddings of Bros. tf. Wednesday. Appointments Woodburn, visited his son here Mrs. W. Graham visited at the Mr. and Mrs. E. S. Hickey Wednesday. old home in Pratum Thursday. went to Portland Monday. Mrs. Nettie Steward joined A. E. WRIGHTMAN, M. D. Choice dairv butter on hand. her daughter, Ethel, at Tacoma Gaylord Davis is the new man P hysician ai ^ d S urgeon with the mail cart at the depot Bock Bros. tf. W ednesday. Offices Ames Bldg., Water St. Mrs. E. S. Porter and little N. A. Cage was in from the Prof. C. W. Boetticher and Phones— Silver Falls country Tuesday. family motored over from Al Clay were Salem visitors yester day. Office, Main 722. Residence, Main 723 Fresh fish every Friday at bany Tuesday. Mrs. P. E. Roberts and Miss Bock Bros. tf. S. Storrer, who visited here Louise Scott were in Salem yes with Rev. Wm. Kaufman, went R. E. KLEINSORGE, M. D. J. F. Short, now of Fairfield, terday. A’as seen on our streets Monday. to Portland Monday, and expects P hysician and S urgeon soon to leave for his Kansas home. FOR RENT House and barn, Only BEST QUALITY Jar Water St. Silverton, Oregon also furnished rooms. Phone FOR SALE—A young milch Rubbers at C. W. Rogers. 3t. I’hones— cow, five years old; also one 3j Black 931. Office, Main 711 Residence Main 712 Mrs. Ada Eastman went to inch Bain wagon. Charles War C. L. Johnson, organizer of I Portland Wednesday. ner, Phone Green 161. 38p43. the Yeoman lodge, returned to Cusiter’s More Room Sale P. A. LOAR. M. D. Mrs. Millie Miller was a Salem Salem yesterday. is still continuing. visitor Tuesday, her little daught W. Miller, of Portland, father P hysician and S urgeon er Goldie stopping off at Switz of Mrs. F. S. Senn, was in the H. N. Rindem went to New erland O ff ice : Over Brooks & Steel until her mamma’s return. city on business Thursday. port Tuesday for a weeks ’ out hammer’s drug store. Good saw mill, 2 teams, log Wilbur Scott returned from ing. Ph<mes office 761; residence 762 ging 2 wagons, lumber Portland Tuesday, where he has FOR SALE -A stack of clover worth tools, about $1200-all for $3800. been working in a confectionery hay at the farm of A. J. Tweed. See J. E. Hosmer. 37p39 store. A. C. KEENE F. D. LEWIS 38p4<) We were very sorry to lose the FOR SALE —High grade piano P hone M ain 671 John Nicol and L. Whitlock services of our old, faithful at sample prices, or will trade were passengers for Salem yes 1)RS. KEENE & LEWIS worker, W. P. Read, who re for horse, Call at Mrs. Scott for terday. P hysicians & S urgeons turned to his Salem home Mon- price. 38P. George Healey, the printer, is day. Office: West Main Street, Silverton Mrs. L. Heinz, Mrs. Charles here again, after a trip to the Why buy packing house stuff Heinz and her two daughters, Pendleton country. when you can get the best home A. W. SIMMONS, D. V. M. and Foy, were visiting at Mrs. Joe Hank went to Eugene cured bacon for 20 CENTS per Sylvia the Capital Thursday. V eterinary Tuesday. Mr. and Mrs. Hank pound at Bock Bros. tf. are moving to Silverton. Buy now while things are Office at Nichol’s Barn Mrs. Angel and daughter, going at the greatest bargains Miss Annie Bowman of Aber Rachel, started for Newport yes 891. Phone No. Green deen, Wash., is here visiting at terday to join Mr. Angel, who ever heard of in Silverton, at Night Black 1292 the Ludovetzke home. • went ahead to prepare a good Cusiter’s. camp several days ago. Mrs. Pauline Lohr went home DR. R. S. PETTIT. to Portland Tuesday, after two All kinds of monuments, mar Mr. and Mrs. E. L. Smith are Salt Lake City, Utah, visiting CHIROPRACTOR. weeks visit in Silverton. ble, granite and mosaic work. in with their daughter, Mrs. Dick P hone : B lack 1062 JARS - Ball Masons and Eco Reasonable price, and all work Down. Office at Residence. nomies, in all sizes, at C. W. warranted. E manuel O livotti . Why buy packing house stuff Park Street, 2 blocks east of Rogers. 3t. 38P42. when you can get the best home High School. Mr. and Mrs. Ed Gunderson, Louis and Lizzie Baller, and cured bacon for 20 CENTS per the hotel people, went to New their neice, Miss Hellen Mauld- pound at Bock Bros. tf. port Thursday. Mrs. Millie Mil ing, went to Portland Monday. HOSMER & DOWN ler will take charge of the kitchen Mrs. Jennie Davis and Miss and B. Lang will meet the trains A grand good time was en L awyers joyed at an ice cream festival Selma Winkler, of Sterling, Ill., and lawn party last Tuesday Hosmer Bldg. Silverton, Ore. were Portland visitors yesterday. in their absence. Another bunch of about forty night at the McGinnis home. Miss Rose Muster has been children from Portland came in Cusiter’s More Room Sale here visiting with her people, Thursday and prepared to enjoy IM' -Salem’s Population 50,000 and returned to Portland Mon their ten days’ outing in this closes Saturday at 9:30 p. m. BECHTEL & BYNON day. beautiful neck of the woods. Don’t forget to buy now REAL ESTATE. INSURANCE Rev. J. Garrigus returned to Everybody is busy handing while you can get things way AND LOANS Banks Monday, after his Sunday out the quality goods at “The down. service at Fairview and Silver Telephone 452 Quality Store.” The More Over fifty people engaged pass 347 State St. S alem . O regon Cliff. age from Salem to Silverton, ail Room Sale gives everybody W. C. Andrews and family and Miss Hattie McMains are rusti a chance to get what they of the Brotherhood of American cating at the Newport beach for want at unheard of bargains. Yeomen, on the occasion of the DR. B. L. STEEVES big ‘‘doing’ ” here Wednesday a couple of weeks. Practice limited to E. F. Smith went to Salem night. These Salem Yeomen put EYE. EAR, NOSE AND THROAT Don’t wait till too late, but Tuesday to see about Leo Mur on the work here for the Silver- Room 209 Sieeve Building buy now at the big More ray, who is there in the sani ton Homestead, and the whole S alem , - - O regon Room Sale going on at “The tarium. Later: Mr. Murray is affair was a great social and much improved, and is now out fraternal success, including the Quality Store.” of the sanitarium, with friends. dance, which closed the program. Office Opera HoU'-e Bl- -k Clare Jervis went to Newport Lessons in the common school I Wednesday for a few days out branches, higher mathematics, Phone Green .V I OREGON ing. His mother, Mrs. W. Jer the natural sciences and law, at AGRICULTURAL 25 cents a lesson, Monday, Wed-< F. M. Morley & Co. vis, followed Thursday. COLLEGE Why buy packing house stuff nesday and Saturday night of BEGINS forty-fifth school year Buyers and shippers of each week. See J. E. Hosmer. when you can get the best home SEPTEMBER 1». 1*1*. cured bacon for 20 CENTS per Mr. and Mrs. Chris Quail COURSES i*manyphaseaof ; PS AND POTATOES pound at Bock Bros. tf. visited at the new home of Mr. DEGREE AORICULTURE. ENGINEERING, HOME ECONOMIC*. MINING. FORESTRY. COM Water St., Silverton. Oregon and Mrs. John Quail near Moni After visiting at their old home MERCE. P harmacy . Phone Blue 921 near Silverton, Mrs. Ed Balch tor, from Thursday, last week, TWO-YEAR COURSES in AGRICUL and little Alida returned to Al to Monday. Brother Chris says TURE. HOMC ECONOMIC*. MECHANIC that John has a beautiful home ART*. FORESTRY. COMMERCE, PHARMACY Second Hand Store bany Monday. in a dandy part of the country, TEACHER'S COURSES 1* manual Don’t forget the moving pic and is doing fine. training, agriculture, domestic acience We have just what and art. tures and lecture on “White you are looking for Mrs. Mollie Noble and Mrs. MUSIC, deluding piano, at ring, band Slavery” at the Opera House, Jack Robbins took the train for instrumenta and voice culture. BIG SAVING ON FIRST COST Monday evening, August 11th. McMinnville Tuesday, Their sis- A BEAUTIFUL BOOKLET entitled 10,000,000 feet of fine timber ter, Ida, of Portland, and Mrs. “T hk E nkichmknt or R ural L ip *" There are so many things that and a C atalogua will be mailed free we have that you need, just as on logging stream with good T. B. Ladd, of Amity, meet on application. mill site and excellent rock road, them in the Yamhill county good as new. Come iii and see. Address H. M. T kmmant , Registrar, for sale. Enquire at this office. metropolis to have a good, old (tw-7-U to Corvallis, Oregon. CHAS. WEBB 37p41 fashioned visit. PROFESSIONAL DIRECTORY r <__________ J LOCAL NEWS SALEM, OREGON Changed Headquarter*. L. C. Eastman was engaged with his automobile to take a Dr. Heisley will be at Silver- passenger to Mt. Angel last Mon ton Monday, Wednesday and Fri day evening, but his passenger day. Office over Preston’s Shop. proved to be a bold, bad man. iAiave orders at Prestons. Sa ie kniK'ked Mr. Eastman on the lem office and residence 527 lead, took what money he had .Court street, oppisi te Court from his pockets (alxiut $75) and House and next door to Moose skipped out. leaving his victim building. 20c-tf near the old Liberal University Property for exchange all over building physicaliv and mentally wandering around in the road. the world. For quick results, The robber has not been found, i See J. E. Hosmer. h Get Our Prices for Drugs WHY? Because Drugs COST LESS and are THE BEST at Perry’s two drug stores. One at 115 S. Commercial Street, and one at 5-18 State St. Mail Orders Carefully and Promptly Pilled J. C. Perry’s Drug Stores Salem’* Rexall Agency, - - Salem, Oregon PACIFIC TRANSFER CO PHONE BLACK 681 All work done in the shortest possible time. We are equipped to handle all kinds of furniture, pianos etc., with very little danger of any damage done. No load too heavy for our teams to haul. < * < > < • < * < » < > < >
