Offici« Oper« Hou«« Block Mrs. N. Digerness was taken H. Wood went to Salem Thurs­ North Howell suddenly ill Wednesday. day. Phon« Green IO1 Frank Cown visited W. Sann Choice dairy butter on hand, All kinds of Fruit Jars at Monday. Bock Bros. tf. Cusiter’s. DR. H. SANDEL Steven Cleaveland and family J. F. Fishwood motored to Mrs. J. Ott and son. Walter, C. G. Halverson went to Port­ have moved to Silverton. D entist Buyer« and «hipper« of I Salem Wednesday. went to Spokane Tuesday for a land Thursday. A large number of people wit­ Main Street at Bridge Fresh fish every Friday at visit Miss I yen a Peterson went to nessed the baptism Sunday. HOPS AND POTATOES Phone Green 931 for I Bock Bros. tf. Mr. and Mrs. M. J. VanValken- Salem Thursday. Ernest Weisner is the proud Appointments W«t«T St., Silverton, Oregon Andrew Quail was a Salem berg were Capital City visitors For a fine cup of Coffee buy possessor of a new automobile. Phon« Bin« 1121 Wednesday. I visitor Wednesday. Golden Gate Brand at Cusiter’s. There will be an ice cream social John Goetz went to Salem A. E. WRIGHTMAN. M. D. Choice lard, the best, at Bock Mr. and Mrs. Hugh Smith I and program at the North Howell Wednesday to meet the County went to Salem yesterday. Second Hand Store I Bros. tf. P hysician ano S urgeon church Saturday evening. August Commissioners. 9th. H. E. Brown’s mother is here, For fresh milk phone your Offices Ames Bldg., Water St. We have just whnt J. E. Gros ho ng returned to order to Green A 120. tf. I visiting at her son’s home. James Seisin, and grandson, Phones— you an1 looking for Albany Wednesday after allying Only BEST QUALITY Jar trip to his old home. Office. Main 722. Resilience. Main 728 Miss Maud Hall started for Oscar Howard, was visiting his daughter at Scott ’ s Mills a few BIG SAVING ON FIRST COST I Rubbers at C. W. Rogers. St Mrs. Eva Olson started for Berkeley, Cal., Wednesday. days last week. Do you want a 40-acre home- Iowa Tuesday, where she will Then* ar»1 so many things that Go to Cusiter’s for your P. A. 1.0AR. M. D. Mr. and Mre. Beerman. who we have that you need, just as I stead? See J. E. Hosmer. groceries. Nothing but fresh visit friends and relatives. P hysician ano S urgeon were confined in the hospital at gocxl as new. Come in and Bee. Dr. Pettit was called to New ■ The Abiqua steel bridge be- goods. Portland, have returned home OFFICE: Over Brooks & Steel* I Era on professional business Ed Adams and his family ar»* and are improving. tween Silverton and Mt Angel CHAS. WEBB I Tuesday. hammer’s drug store. will be opened for travel about attending two weeks vacation at Newport. Vote of Thank*. Mrs. I. L. Moores and two next Wednesday. Phones office 761; residence 762 OREGON at Selah Springs I kidlets visited Otto Legard has returned from The Farmers’ Society of Equity Bring three subscriptions at I Wednesday. AGRICULTURAL Í1.00 each to The Silverton Newport. He reports lots of of Silverton hereby tenders its A. W. SIMMONS, D. V. M. hearty, unanimous vote of thanks fish and a fine time. ournal and get a fíne safety Progressive people should pa- COLLEGE V eterinary I tronize The Silverton Journal’s razor for your trouble. Mrs. Chas. McCloud, Harold, to the Silverton Commercial BEGINS forty-fifth achool year Club for the free use of its hall I advertisers. Office at Nichol’s Barn Why buy packing house stuff and Mre. Isabelle Renwick went during the formation of its or­ «IFltMBtR 1«. I«ll. DEGREE COURSES In many ph a»», of C. O. Brooks went to Salem when you can get the best home to Woodbum Tuesday. Green 891. ganization. Phone No. Night Black 1292 I Monday in the employment of cured bacon for 20 CENTS per AanicuLTunt CNaiNttaiNa. H om « Mrs. George Cusiter and Miss Z ack D avenport , Pres. E conomic «, M inino . fon «« t « v . C om - pound at Bock Bros. tf. Nellie Cavender go to Newport I Clark & Henery. Minci. R harmacv A. O. L oe , Sec.-Treas. Good saw mill, 2 teams, log­ today for a week’s outing. two - year C ourses | u mmmma Mrs. J. E. Hammond is visit ­ DR. R. S. PETTIT. tuns , homi economic «. mech « nic Changed Headquarters. ing her daughter, Mrs. P. W. ging tools. 2 wagons, lumber Miss E. L. Hines, the new ART«. ro«C«TRT. COMMERCE. PHARMACY CHIROPRACTOR. worth about $1200—all for $3800. Silverton milliner, went to Port- Geiser, In Salem. Dr. Heisley will be at Silver- T eacher s C ourses <■ m««uai P hone : B lack 1062 See J. E. Hosmer. 37p39 ton Monday, Wednesday and Fri­ training, agricultura, domratic aciauca and Thursday for new goods. Mrs. W. M. Lathrop visited Office at Residence. day. Office over Preston’s Shop. anil art. Don’t miss the stereopticon her sister, Mrs. L. Northness, at Stilson-Kellogg Loggers’ Shoes) Park Street, 2 blocks east of Selah Wednesday. lecture next Monday night at are the best Every pair guaran­ I .eave orders at Prestons. Sa­ MUSIC, incliuling piano, airing, band High School. inatrumrnta and voice culture, lem office and residence 527 the Opera House, on ,TWhite Mr. and Mrs. E. Olson and Slavery.” Admission 10 cents. teed. Only to be had at Cusiter’s. Court street, opposite Court A BEAUTIFUL BOOKLET entitled | their son, Oscar, are taking an "T hk H nrichmknt or R ubai . Lira** Charles Ramsby of Portland, House and next door to Moose and 10,000,000 feet of fine timber outing at Newport. a CATAtXMJUK will be mailed frea HOSMER & DOWN building. 20c-tf on his way to Klamath Falls, on logging stream with good on application Mr. and Mrs. M. J. Dolan and L awyers Addreea H. M T ennant , Registrar, mill site and excellent rock road, stopped off here yesterday to lessons In the common school (twIUtoM) Mr, and Mrs. L. L. Garrett went for sale. Enquire at this office. visit friends and relatives. Curvailia, Oregon. Hosmer Bidg. Silverton, Ore. to branches, higher mathematics, Salem Wednesday. 37p41 Mrs. A. B. Courtway and the natural sciences and law, at Ray Nicol and Elmer Hudson A big punch and shear press daughter, Ruth, returned Thurs­ 25 cents a lesson, Monday, Wed­ Mr. and Mrs. Grover Simmons, iyl5—Salem’« Population—50,000 are in Dallas about a week for their daughter, Mrs. Arthur day, after visiting Mrs. Court­ worth $720 for sale at $400. J. nesday and Saturday night of the Clark & Henery people. BECHTEL & BYNON Johnson, and her little son went way’s sister, Mrs. A. C. Smith. each week. See J. E. Hosmer. E. Hosmer. JARS—Ball Masons and Eco­ to Newport for an outing Mon­ REAL ESTATE, INSURANCE Miss Clara Alward, a mission­ nomies, in all sizes, at C. W. day. ary from Japan, lectured at the AND LOANS Rogers. 3t. Why buy packing house stuff M. E. church last Monday eve­ Telephone 452 E. E. Matten returned to Yeo­ when you can get the best home ning. Miss Alward is a cousin 347 State St. S alem , O regon man Wednesday after visiting cured bacon for 20 CENTS per of F. E. Wray, of this city. She at the J. F. Fish wood home. pound at Bock Bros. tf. departed Tuesday for Portland, FOR SALE—A stack of clover Mrs. A. C. Leibendorfer and , and will visit friends there and DR. B. L. STEEVES hay at the farm of A. J. Tweed. her little son, Glen, of Portland, at other points on her way to Practice limited to 38p40 spent a week at the home of her , her old home in Iowa. WHY? Because Drugs COST LESS and. are EYE. EAR. NOSE AND THROAT Prof. H. R. Cox, county super­ Mrs. George Hubbs and Kath­ niece, Mrs. K. T. Maulding. and THE BEST at Perry’s two drug stores. One at Room 209 Steevee Building intendent, of Tacoma, Wash., I erine Freeman went to Portland returned Monday. 115 S. Commercial Street, and one at 548 State St S alem . - - O regon with a load of outing people Rev. George Hendrickson and returned Monday after a short; Wednesday. family returned to Portland yes­ visit with friends and relatives | terday. after his services in the in the Silverton Hills. Mrs. Cox Mail Orders CarefulIy :ind I*r<>rnptly Fillessible time. We the world. For quick results. going passengers Wednesday of Mrs. J. H. Palmateer, visited her Portland. Mr. Dahl’s friends morning. Mr. Hadley went to are equipped to handle all kinds of furniture, pianos See J. E. Hosmer. Portland and his nephew stopped son and returned to her Estacada are glad to see him looking so with very little danger of any damage done. home Monday, accompanied by well and to know of the family’s off at McKee. Subscrioe for The Journal. No load too heavy for our teams to haul. her granddaughter, Miss Winnie, prosperity. as far as Woodbum. r On Tuesday afternoon Mre. All kinds of monuments, mar­ Digerness entertained for her ble, granite and mosaic work. mother in honor of Mre. Lucy Reasonable price, and all work Bartholomew, Mrs. O. Olson and warranted. Miss Egadahl, who leave for 38P42. E manuel O livotti . their home in Thor, Iowa, after Mt. Angel, Oregon. two months’ visit here. Those MR. AND MRS. T. E. PRESTON, Prop’». A beautiful book, bound in red present were: Mrs. Geo. Nelson, and gilt, wiil be given to the Mre. C. Olson, Mrs. A. Knutson, first one bringing us three sub­ Mrs. A. Bartholomew, Mre. P. scriptions to The Silverton Jour­ Jacobson, Mrs. A. Stalker. nal. The book is the story of a Frankie Bartholomew and Miss great secret by Headon Hill. Do Baker, of Salem. it now! Two beautiful young damsels J. N. Peterson passed through from the superb suburb of Ore­ the city from Scio, en route for gon City, Gladstone, stopped a Portland, Monday. Mr. Peter­ few days at ye editor’s home this son is doing fine in the metropo- week and jollied up the poor old is, having a good, paying room­ scribe until he almost cracked ing house and much practice at his countenance endeavoring to his profession. keep from smiling. We tried to The outing business is cer­ find out some of the religious tainly advertising Silverton in ideas of the fair ones, but only good shape. What could beat succeeded in learning that one it? Every happy boy and girl had a “feller” by the name of will talk about Silverton all the Sam. and that the other’s name rest of their lives and tell what a is Murriael. (Mule for short.) happy time they had here. If we can sell out here in Silver- ton we may take a notion HAT Mr. and Mrs. Clark Thompson returned from the New Era move to Gladstone so as to WE camp meeting Monday. They near the Chautauqua. ANT report a very fine time and good We are very sorry that it attendance. Among the many impossible to fill the enormous speakers were twoex-Methodists, list of orders we had for our one ex-Christian, and one ex- issue of August 1st, containing Catholic. the account of the escape of the The Up-to-date Electric Fixtures and ANT The improvements at the nun from Mt. Angel. All this week the orders come steadily ’eopler Bank, E. E. Taylor’s Supplies Art Shop is for those who are opposed to the traffic, to jarber shop and Evenson’s jew­ pouring in, and as we write elry store make our main corner this, two men just left the office STOP VOTING Free Lessons, All Kinds of Estimates Furnished and much disappointed because they ook skookum. Contracts made for all Embroidery Threads and with those who favor it. could not secure a number to Mrs. Anna Sprague of Albany, send to friends, and as they de- kinds of Electric Wiring. Princess Packages of and her daughter, Mrs. Vida Krted we opened a letter from I WILL STOP VOTING Agency for the Feerie™ Electric ’owell of Falls City, visited in Stamped Goods. banon with the same story. Silverton a few days, returning One woman offered 25 cents to a MAZDA LAMPS with those who vote for to their homes Monday. subscriber for one copy, but was See me for anything There is a petition out to refused. The best we can do, in the line of Elec­ trical apparatus. change South Water street im­ friends, is to put the whole thing provement from macadam to in a little booklet, which will be M. M. PRESTON T. E. PRESTON concrete as far south and in ready in a few days. The price eluding the A. Whitlock prop­ will be 10 cents. Order now if erty. you want one. PROFESSIONAL DIRECTORY LOCAL NEWS F. M. Morley & Co. Get Our Prices for Drugs J. C. Perry’s Drug Stores PACIFIC TRANSFER CO. I k__________ BOOZE