Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1910-05-23
wooDBuN PAVING STREETS
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Company.
Goodale Bros. have conducted a
department store since February 1st,
and their business has increased
about 300 per cent in that time.
N. Becker & Son, successors to o.
d Henderson, have conducted the
harness business since four years.
c. s. Townsend has a shoe shop
and repairs soles of all ages.
c. ]. Rice, successor to ]. ]. Stan
gel, has large stock Of reliable
farming implements and dairy ma
chinery.
Glib. A. Aplin has been five years
in the saloon business and has done
well.
Haskell & Colyin have built up a
popular general grocery business.
J. R. Landon& Son have con-
Quoted a general hardware, imple-
ments and furniture business. He
came here in 1895 from Minnesota.
He has prospered all he expected
and likes Oregon. He enjoys the
climate, has the best of health, and
lives well. His business has grown
steadily. He runs double store and
large implement warehouse. He sue
ceeded Geo. Boies.
Moshberger &c Son have a general
blacksmith and wagon shop. Mr..
Moshberger first opened shop at
Hubbard in 1874 and came to Wood
burn in 1888.
A. C. Harlow is undertaken and
embalmer at Woodburn.
Woodburn has a reading room
and public library.
Woodburn has just completed a
new four-room school house with
fine concrete basement and large
grounds The primary department
has been conducted in room down
town the past year.
J. c. Austin has the pioneer groc-
cry and merchandise store of the
city. The dry goods department is
conducted as a. separate store by A.
e. Austin. The two stores are the
largest mercantile business in the
city.
Mrs. Ennice Bonney has conduct
ed millinery business since four
years.
Rev. f. J. Springer is pastor Of
st. Luke's Catholic church since
three years. The parochial school is
conducted by the Benedictine Sisters
of Mt. Angel.
Robert Shermer runs the old
Whitney livery stable since three
years and treats men and horses
right.
Ratcliffe e. Co. have been doing a
large feed and seed-cleaning busi-
ness, buying and selling horses.
making a business of getting up nice
carriage and draft teams. Regular
horse auctions are conducted every
three months. D. NJ. Radcliffe came
to Woodburn five years ago and
built up his business off the naked
ground.
Paul Sowa has a large blacksmith
and wagon shop. 1t is the biggest
shop in the county and Elmer j,
stanard has conducted a harness
shop for four years. He manu-
features harness and works one man
besides himself
Townsend 6 Son have paints, wall
paper, sash and doors, and inside
finishing generally. They also have
stock Of shoes and q repair shop
J. c. Roth conducts the Valley
Hotel since February, He also han
dies some fine bred horses.
Jas, ]. Hall has conducted a pho
tograph gallery for four years.
c, e, Fairchlld has run a tailoring
business for year.
There are two electric shows at
Woodburn, doing fairly well.
NJ. L. Hendricks & Son have con-
Quoted a general grocery business
here for the past year. They say
they are doing better business than
they expected.
Mr. Hawley has bought out his
partner, Mr.. Bumhoff, and conducts
the Central Market He is a good
meat cutter and keeps the best stock,
w. f. Wengenroth has run a pool
room and cigar store for several
years.
], G. Lansden has run new and
secondhand furniture store for two
years. He came from Illinois and
likes 1t first-rate in Oregon,
The Woodburn Creamery and Ice
| Works Is run by Olsen 6 Nelson,
making the Blue Ribbon brands of
| butter and fee cream.
w. T. Schooler conducts a general
/ blacksmith business.
Emmett & Cornell, vehicles, farm
ing implements, timing and plumb
ing, have been in business for two
years They were four years in the