The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1899-10-20
WOODBURY. ITEMS.
Woodbufn Soon to Have a New Modern
Hotel.

Woodburn Soon to Have a New Moderr
Hotel
z. Broils is contractor and
builder and architect as well. 1t will
pay you to see him when preparing tC
build.
Geo. W. Ogle has thirty acres of spuds
which are turning out 200 bushels pei
acre. They are said to be very even in
size and the quality A /.
A. L. Cornwall is the popular per-
scription druggist and carries fine
stock of pure drugs and attends to per-
scriptions promptly. Mr.. Cornwall is a
graduate chemist
c. w. Corby is another of Woodburn's
builders who has a reputation of do.
ing first class work at living rates and
has just completed a fine new resi-
dence for VIM. Miller.
j. II. Zimmerle, carpenter and con.
tractor, is one of the leading joners in
the county. Woodburn people have the
assurance Of first class work when such
mechanic are in a community.
A. G.. Provost is the pioneer grocer of
Woodburn, and keeps a fine stock of
fresh goods always on hand. Low prices,
quick sales and small profits is the key
note TO the success of his business.
J II. Richards is one of woodburn's
hustling real estate men, who has sold
over $4,000 worth of Marion county
dirt since January, 1899. Mr.. Richards
is well known throughout the valley.
Austin & FINER, the dry goods mer-
chants, are enjoying fine trade this
fall. They carry a fine assortment of
everything and sell at bed rock prices.
Square dealing is the motto OF this firm.
r l.. Strange, the pioneer hardware
merchant of Woodburn, also manufac-
lures all kinds of tinware and does
general repair business and keeps a full
line of plummers supplies and does the
fitting.
f. p. Adams has one of the nestest
and best equipped barber shops i'm
Woodburn, and is a first-class workman
who knows the barber business thor
oughly and enjoys his share OF the best
trade in town.
The inadequate hotel facilities Of
Woodburn are to be "a thing of the past
in the near future. II is learned on
good authority that this thriving town
Of Marion county is to have in the near
future a new $4,000 hotel.
j. A. Knight, the shoe dealer and
manufacturer, is one OF the foremost
business houses of Woodburn and keeps
nothing but the best of stock and has
built up fine trade during the nine
years he has been in Woodburn.
The hardware dealer, j. II. Landon,
keeps fine line Of all kinds OF hard
ware, tools, stoves, CUTLERY and all that
is necessary to a full stock and is enjoy
ing fine trade this fall. Good treat
ment and low prices are his motto.
w. IL. Tuttle, the saddler, keeps all
that can be wished for in his line Of
business and does none but the best Of
work with neatness and dispatch, both
cheap and durable and the farmer who
gets a set Of harness of him has never Ia
regret the purchase.
O. ID. Henderson, one of the members
o Company NJ, Second Oregon volun.
teers, who has since his return to Wood
burn opened harness shop carries
fine line. His workmanship is a guar
antee for a durable article TO any one
purchasing harness from his stock.
Woodburn's popular and efficient dem
tist DR.. G. IL. Marker is noted for re-
liable work. He is graduate Of Penn
sylvania college Of Dentistry, and en-
joys large growing practice. Mr.. Mar
ker has one Of the most complete dental
parlors in the state and makes a special
ty OF fine bridge work.