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OREGON CITY ENTERPRISE, FRIDAY, AUdUST HO, 1012 WOMEN TAKE NOTICE! A mn etnnot understand the torture and luAcrinl mnj women enAira Mcornplaininf ly. 11 the majority ot meo suffered aa much pain Mid endured with patience ths weakenin, sickneues that imt women do, they would ask toC laimediite sympathy and look iur quick cure. Many women have been saved Irom a lit ol miery and suflcrin ky turnln to th riht remedy Dr. Pierce's Favorite Prescription remedy which is sate to taka because containing no narootica, alcohol cr injurimn Ingredients. It is an alterative attract ol roota, mudo with puro glycerin, and lint given to the publio ky that limnui srwisliM in the diteoaea nl women Dr. R. V. I lerce, ot too Invalids' Hotel aud Suri;ul lmiituta cl PuUlo, N. Y. Jinn, t.ir.rm M. llvwnvivF.of Lincoln, Keh.,ttr"C"St., mv: "1 h'l.il inwtiiiiKiil il iih much pleasure m that some sum-rlim woman im kn. w C.e. true i.nh ot your wnicdica, I vivsaTentfrT-rT ttvn f.-maln troubles hut alb taking 0110 botile .( It. I 'lerce Favorlio IMv-vrlptlon. which a friend ailvl! mi to taWn. 1 found rovseif very much Im- 11 4a H proved. Afier Mklni ttuw mom Ixmle. and. using 1 T r I r-wd to recover. 1 hope all women xitT.Tin- from female weakuoss will g Ive ir. Pierce's Favorite ITosortptlon a laur trial. Docto, Pinroa'a Plea taut Pellet refulate and Invigorate) stomach, liver and bowtU. SuT-oted, tiny .raoulca. Has. Bnanuntna. NEWS FROM THE COUNTRY intTrSi1Ss Tfromall parts of cuckamas county WILSONVILLE Mr. and Mrs. Chaa. Wagner Ttstted In Salem Saturday. Miss Helen Murray returned recent ly fro.n Washington where aha haa been for some time., C. E. Cook and Chaa. Rldder have gone Into the confectionery business in Newberg. We wlah them success. Mr. IUack waa a business visitor to Portland Monday. Mis Gladya Wakner baa been visit In friends in the Rose City. Mrs. Melvin. and daughter, Lois, pent a few days in Salem last week. Mrs. Annie Say arrived last Week to spend the winter with her tons In Oregon. Mr. and Mrs. Gould, of Salem, spent several days In Wllsonvllle last week, visit friends. Mr. and Mrs. Black entertained friends from Idaho last week. Professor Graham and family are at home on their ranch near our village. Mr .and Mrs. Cronn and family have returned from a trip to Vancouver. The schoolhouse contract has been let to Mllwaukie parties. Mr. and Mrs. Wall have returned from a visit to Seaside. Mrs, Wm. Baker Is spending a few weeks with her sister In Portland. Mr. and Mrs. Reed Graham have returned from a trip to Corvallis where they went by auto. Threshing Is In full swing on the farms. Ruby Paker baa returned from a visit to Portland. The juvenile fair is the most inter esting event of the week in our Till age. Mrs. J. W. Thornton and Mrs. Mo Kinney were in Portland Monday. Geo. Stallender's many friends are shaking hands with him on his return from California. Mr. and Mrs. Aubrey Wood and daughter, were Portland visitors Sat urday. Marion Young's yard has been fill ed with boppickers this week. The new schoolhouse Is a sure thing now, and will be hailed with de light by the village residents, who like to see this place improve. Mr. and Mrs. Peck, of Santa Paula, California, came all the way by auto mobile to visit with the Say families, who were neighbors In California. Mrs. Norman Say and son Harold, Mrs. Annie E Say and Mr. and Mrs. Peck went to Newberg Thursday. The Coral Creek Sewing Club met at the home of Mrs. Aubrey Wood, Thursday. A number of visitors were In -attendance. Refreshments were served, and an enjoyable time spent by the members ot the club. Miss Bettie Batalgia has returned from a trip to Portland. Mr. and Mrs. Cook have sold their home to) Newberg parties, and will move to Newberg to reside with their son, who has gone Into business at that place. A number of village residents are making plans to attend the state fair next week. CROUP People with children should keep a bottle of Dr. BeU's Pine-Tar-Honey on hand at all times. Croup Is worse at night when it is sometimes hard to get a physician. Look for the bell on the bottle. For sale by Harding's Drug Store. CLARKES W. H. Wettlaufer and daughter, Pansy were In town last week. C. Haag is stacking grain for Mr. Bergman. Sam Elmer commenced to thresh laBt week. W. H. Bottemiller is stacking grain. Miss Esther Haag was out from Tortland visiting her cousin, Miss Ida Haag. She was called borne on account of her father's illness. Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Cumins, of Eastern Oregon, are visiting their rel atives for a few days. Misses Edna and Esther Stout were home on their vacation. Rev. Eugene Alfred, of Salem, preached in the English M. E. church Sunday. Mrs. Ethel Van Don from Eastern Oregon is visiting her sister, Mr. El bert Larklhs. Mr. and Mrs. Maxson left for the hop fields Monday. Kleinsmith Brothers are cutting grain. Buol Brothers have their grain stacked. Mrs. Mary Lee and) daughter, Er ma went hop picking Monday. Dave Moetinke is threshing for John Card. W. H. Kleinsmith was In town met week. William Marshall has hi grain stacked. C. Haag was In Oregon City last week. Sutherland's Eagle Eye 8alve Is a creamy snow white ointment put up In air tight screw cap tubes Will cure any case ot sore eyes and will not Injure eyes of a babe. Sold by Harding' Drug Store, 25c. CARUS Thomas McCarthy, a well known farmer of Cams, broke his leg while ploughing Saturday. H stopped hi team to clean his plough with hi foot and the horses started up and caught his leg in the sheer and cutter and broke it between the knee and ankle. Dr. Mount was called and dressed the broken limb. Mr. McCarthy will be laid up for some time. Ralph 8mlth, the three-year-old son of Mr. and Mrs. Clyde 8mlth, fell from the porch at his grandparents', Mr. 1 a In poor health fur tivo year hut and Mrs. Ed Howard. Friday and put his arm out of place at the elbow, and sprained his wrist. Jack Griffith, wife and family, came from Portland to spend the week with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. J. R. Lew Is. Mr. Grifflth returned home Sun day night Mr. and Mrs. Tom Jones, of Pert land are visiting in Carua. Charley Spangler, accompanied by hia niece. Mlsa Oils Jackson, went to Canby Monday. Ed Howard and son, Otis and Clyde Smith, went to the mountains Mon day to get huckleberries. They ex pect to be gone alt week If the weath er permits. Charley Stewart and son. Edgar and Robert Schoenborn, also have gone to the mountains. Our neighborhood will finish thresh ing this week. Edgar Moshberger Is on the sick list Mrs. Robert Schoenborn was the guest ot Mrs. Albert Schoenborn Sun day. Internally Dr. Bell's Anti-Pain enrea colic flux, diarrhoea, cramps and all bowel com plaints. Externally: Cures sore breasts, corns, bunions, toothache, neuraliga, and all pains. Sole everywhere. It is antiseptic. For sale by Harding's Drug Store. RURAL DELL Hoppicking has commenced In sme ot the yards of this section. It 1 somewhat early but mold is making its appearance, which has scared the growers Into picking early. Ole Bugstrom made a business trip to Canby Saturday. Miss Nancy Sarfold returned home last Saturday. Mr. and Mrs. A. J. Fosmark spent Sunday with relatives of this place. Bert Rue. ot Portland spent Sun day with his parents. Fred Smith and John Domlnque made a business trip to Canby Satur day. The Loo girls were np from Port land Sunday. Sam Kaufman went to Silver Creek Falls one day last week. Haaken Kylls is drying hops for WomdahL near Monitor. Dr. Segman and family, ot Molalla, spent Sunday on their farm at this place. Mrs. Mary Gunduson, of Portland, Is spending a few days with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. EurdabL of this place. Mrs. John Elliott, Miss Wilda Elliott, Mrs. Lew Rahl and Mrs. Eliza White of Portland, visited with Mrs. Fred Smith Sunday. A large' crowd witnessed the con firmation exercises in the Scandinav ian Lutheran church of thl place Sun day. Nels Fosmark, Con Emdahl, and George Sither returned home from the Britenbush Springs Saturday. They report a large number of people camp ed there and that they had a fine time. The Young People's Society met Sunday evening. A large crowd of young folk were present The services at Smylna were well attended Sunday night DR. BELL'S PINE-TAR-HONEY Is the best for coughs, colds, croup, grip, whooping cough, bronchitis, asth ma and all throat and bronchial trou bles. Sold everywhere;- look for the bell on the bottle. For sale by Hard ing's Drug Store. 8TAFF0RD. After eleven days without rain, the gentle Oregon dew began to fall Tues day afternoon, presufably to cele brate the change of the moon. Hop picking has began in and around Stafford, fifty cents a box be ing paid. C. Thompson began on Monday morning, Mr. Pamperin on Tuesday, and we hear Mr. Fletcher commenced Wednesday, while Mrs. Nefes expects to begin on her yard on Thursday morning, and Miss Ger trude Ellegren at the switch board I kept busy notifying picker for the various yards to be on hand. So many are picking hop and threshing it looks as though there would be but few from this locality to attend the Juvenile Fair at Wllson vllle which is to be on Thursday, the 29th. Various families have exhibits, and if they cannot go It will be a great disappointment to the children, as quite a number of boys and girls are prepared to send nice exhibits, but most of them are in the various hop fields and will not be able to attend, so much as they would like to do so. The rain of Tuesday afternoon cleared off with a fog Wednesday morning, and all are hopeful that it will be a permanent clear off. Sharp's and Moser's machines are cleaning up the threshing in a hurry, and their whistle to quit are some times heard as late as 9 p. m. Mark Bakers' baby is said to be a little better. One of the njost common ailments that hard working people are afflicted with is lame back. Apply Chamber Urn's Liniment twice a day and mas sane the parts thoroughly at each ap plication, and you will get quick relief. For sale 15y Huntley Bros. Co., Oregon City, Hubbard, Molalla and Canby. MACKSBURG. Tho nrenent week Is to be a busy one for the rising generation of Macksburg. First, tne juvenile fair i. in hm hiit nt (""unbv and many of the children have been busy for weeks preparing their exhibits. AS soon aa the Fair Is over the hop pick ing begins. Chas, Kraxberger commences, pick ing hla hops on Thursday ths 29th. and Mr. Olushsky on Friday. Iho 80th. Mr. and Mrs. Zlmmer were glad dened on Tuesday morning by the birth of a little son. The West Oregon City and Macks burg ball teams were scheduled to play on Sunday, but at the laat mo ment the W. O. C. pitcher was In jured so severely that the game had to be called off. The Macksburg boys Indemnified themselves tor the disappointment by a swim In the Mol lain. The railroad ties at Schaefer's mill are loaded for the Canby and Mo lulla road, on which work Is progress ing through all the seven days of the Mrs. Wallace, of Mutlno, and Mrs. Craig, of St Helens, both former resi dents of Macksburg, visited Mr. A. B. Baldwin on Tuesday. Mrs. Craig" was on her way to Junction City to visit her married daughter. Miss Mabel Craig had preceded her mother to Junction City. Mr. and Mrs. Swack, with their lit tle son, came from Portland in an auto to spend Sunday with their mother, Mrs. J. Gibson. Mr. and Mrs. Raleigh Bowers, of Southern Oregon, are visiting with Mr. and Mrs. Bowers, Sr. Joe Gibson has gone to the moun tains huckleberrying. In company with Russell and Marshall Scramlln. Johnnel Brush, Henry Schwanxara and Clarence Collins are taking a mountain trip. Mrs. Knofxlger visited Mrs. Bald win on Wednesday and Mrs. Frank Hilton' gave Mrs. Bower the same pleasure on Friday. The seven year old son of Mr. Brush fell from a load ot wood a few days ago, fracturing his leg. The infant son ot Mr. and Mrs. Will Roth is alarmingly 111. Dr. Glesy, ot Aurora, was called In the night The tittle patient was easier, but still very sick, this morning. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Kraxberger were visitors at the home ot Mr. Baldwin on Sunday afternoon. Mr. Knofxlger Is slowly recovering from quite a aerious illness. Mr. Geo, Kock is steadily improving in health through still unable to sit up. Mrs. Arthur Baldwin received a very pleasant surprise visit on the Farmers Look Up Your Fall Needs in Farm Tools NOW If you need a new Plows Harrow, Drill, Feed Cutter, Wagon, Buggy, anything for the Farm you will FIND IT IN The Mitchell Line THE BEST IN THE WEST SEE US Mitchell, Lewis & Staver Co. IPortland, Oregon VV. J. WILSON & CO. OREGON CITY, OREGON twenty-fifth from a number of the members of Macksburg Society. There were Bertha and Dora Boctsche, Hed wlg, Sophie and Lottie Kraxberger, A ma Florence and Maud Heppler, Clara, Sarah and Ada Walsh, and Ag nes and Ernest Klstner. The children were gladly welcomed and their visit thoroughly enjoyed. L'nlon Sunday School is held every Sunday at 2:30 p. m., In the Mlnnom ite chap'el at the junction of the ranches of Sol Strichbar and Chris Roth. 8UNNY8IDE AND ROCK CREEK.! Born to the wife of Edward Hub-! bard, August 21st, a pound girt All, well and happy. Mr. Hargrove and family are mov ing away. We are sorry to lose such i POLK'S' OREGON and WASHINGTON f Business Directory M a Dlractorr of each Cltr, Towa and I Vlllisa, sivlnf dacrptlT skMcta of I each place, local log, population, tela graph, (hlpplnr and banking point; I ajao Claaaified Directory, compiled by buaineaa and profeatlon. V I- fOI.K CO, HMTTT.E good neighbors, but hope they will like th.lr new home at tlreenburg, where they have bought a storo. Charley Hunter and family, A. W. Cooke and wife aud Terry Hunter and famll are spending a few days at the coast. Mr .and Mrs. 0. R. Kills and daugh ter, ami Mr. and Mr J. H. Ued at tended the camp meeting at 8t Johns Sunday and reinirt a fine meeting. Mr. and Mrs. Seih Young Intend to go to the Stat Fair at Halom and camp. A new house Is going l In this lo cality, near Mr. Iturchcll's. Cha. Wade was at Joe Denrdorffs Sunday visiting. Mr. Joe Smith, Mrs. Geo. Pear dorff and Mrs. Geo. Harvey, of Port land, wore out to Everett Hubbard's Wednesday to see their little daugh ter. Mra. George Johnson and sons re lumed home Friday after spending about two weeks with her mother. Mrs. Orvllle Cox and Addle Reed ex pect to start to the hop fields today. A COLD Is not necessarily serious, provided It Is taken care of. It Is frequently the starting point of man dangerous diseases. When It come use Dr. Nell's rine-Tar-l loner. Ixok far the hell on the bottle. For sale by Hard ing' Drug Store. REDLAND. The District Fair at the Logan Hall waa a grand success. The exhi bits were many and very good. Many thanks to Miss Mahala GUI to whose efforts much of the success was due. Miss Sarah Hendrlckson and Mil- Ham Ovitt, of Redland. were married in Oregon City Auguat 14. Evergreen school starts September 1 2nd. with Miss Jones, of Sodaville, as i teacher. I Many people of Redland are pre par ; Ing to go to the hop fields the first of the week. Frank Sprague had the misfortune to have his left arm cut off In the plainer ot his saw mill Inst week. Dr. Strickland, of Oregon City, Is attend ing him. Everybody In Redlanda I busy with two bailers and two threshers In fhe neighborhood. IMPLEMENTS AND VEHICLES OF QUALITY AT RIGHT PRICES asi'r CANBY HARDWARE & IMPLEMENT CO. CANBY, OREGON HAZELIA. Last Saturday a party consisting of Hugh Baker, Will Cook. Bob Wanker and Otto Blair, left for a few day's outing at the huckleberry fields. A baby boy born to Mr. and Mrs. T. W .Lehfan Monday morning, and on the same day a son was also born to Mr. and Mrs. Frank Whlttler. Mr. McVeagh, the purchaser of the Fosner place, is making numerous Im provements, though he bas not yet ta ken possesion. A number of young people met at the Duncan borne Saturday evening for choir practice. Mr. and Mrs. Puymbrock and fam ily spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. P. Pollard. Mrs. S. 8. Bouts and Miss Harriet Duncan spent Wednesday? afternoon with Mrs. Hugh Baker and ber daugh ter Ethel. The entire elgbborhood was shock ed Monday morning to hear of the death of Mrs. Ed. Whlttler, who has been ill only a few days. She was born at White Cloud, lows, October 2, and came to Oregon with her parents in 1S74. In October, 1884, she was married to Edmund Whlttler. She leaves her father, Joseph Farmer, four sinters, three brothers, her hus- band, and five children. Mra. Tho. Savage, of IMrtland, Krnest, Clarence, Iva and Hurley, The funeral wa held from her home at I p m.. Tueiday. Interment took place In the Oswego cemetery, Rev. Robert Brymer, offi ciating. . Mrs. J. 11. Geddls with her two lit tle children, of Baker, is visiting with her sister, Mrs. Will 1'iipuun. Mrs. Leonard lleadrlck aud little daughter, Florence, have been visiting sometime with her sister. Mr. Ed, Wanker aud Mrs, Bob Wanker. Mra. Shipley, of Oawego, Is spend ing a Icn dnya with her daughter, Mr. F. W. U'hfHii. Mrs. C. W. Child I visiting her (In uk liter. Mrs. Archie Worthlngton. Church services will b held at the Hagella school house Saturday even ing, August 31 st, at 8 p. tu. Sunday school meets every Sunday at 1U ; 30 a. hi. MOUNTAIN VIEW J. M. Gilbert aud company return ed from the tuountalna last week with seventy gallon ot huckleberries. Prof. Eugene Ogle wa calling In this vicinity laat week. Charlie Clark I home again after harveHtttiK In Idaho two mouth. Mr. Minnie Albright and children have gone to Jefferson to pick hops and viait with her mother. F. F. Curran Is out threshing with Frank Henrico this loaiou. Roco Clark la home again after an absence of three month. Mr. S. U Smith, with her mother, Mr. Noble, ot Montavilla, spent one day laat week at home, Wm. Noble wa her taking weed out ot Mr. Smith's pojatoe. Isaac Kennedy t making many Im' provement on bl borne. J. M. Heckart and wife are In this berg making preparation for the hop yard. Mrs. J. Barto and children, Dan Gilbert and family and Mr. Ida Gil beft and children darted to Mr. Wal ling' hop yard Wednesday morning. Mrs. S. A. Gilbert and Lillian will go to Mi Kee Friday to pick hops. EAGLE CREEK. The farmera In this vicinity .have finished their harvesting and are now FALL GOODS THAT NEVER FALL DOWN H00SIER DRILLS Positive Force Feed Bloom Manure Spreaders Double Steel Reach. J. I. CASE PLOWS The .Plow a man Can Pull. DICKS FEED CUTTERS The Best Possible. Hoover Potato Diggers Dig Clean. Drew Litter Carrier A Genuine Labor Saver. HARROWS Disc and Tooth. MITCHELL WAGONS Monarch of the Road. FREE CATALOG sent upon request expectlng the weather to become less stormy. Mrs. Still, who was Injured in a runaway a few weeks ago, Is now ra pidly improving. Mrs. 8. F. Howlett visited with Mrs. Kitzmlller last Saturday afternoon. Mrs. Roy Douglass called on Mrs. R. II. Ribson Friday afternoon. Myrtle Woodle Is now attending the Adventist camp meeting at Troutdale. Most of the berry pickers have re turned home with gallons of fine ber ries. Mr. and Mrs. Roy Woodle attended the Estacada Juvenile Fair Tuesday. Wayne Chapman, of Pendleton, Or., has been spending the last three days with his aunt, Mrs. R. V. Gibson. He left for Portland Wednesday morning en route to Oakland, California. Mrs. Strahl entertained Wednesday afternoon in honor of her daughter, Mrs. Coolldge. BLAMED A GOOD WOflKER "I blamed my heart for severe dis tress In my left side for two years," writes W. Evans, Danville, Va., "but I know now It was Indigestion, as Dr. King's New Life Pills completely cured me." Best for stomach, liver and kidney troubles, constipation, headache or debility. 25c at All Druggists. mm litGi: Ilk hho lor r hM l)wn i(Mle m1(r ,,, M,r. SV SLTJ-J mnwrvWoii IU luftuify. L&JUi 'i AUOW IIIMHIOltMlWM'IVfl JO!! III (lllX. What is CASTORIA CtrU Is hurmlcM ni1IHut Oil. , 1W an Tthluir Tn.ul.los. run Coii.tlputlou Tho ClilM"'"- 11uitv-TI MU"r 1 rlotitl. GENUINE CASTORIA -WAY3 Boars tho The Kind You Have Always Bought In Use For Over 30 Years. TNI tt Sandy and East Clackamas ESTACADA i n imu rliv marshal of F.sta- will ha an liidKliendallt caflidl- dnte for constable In Justice District No. 14. He will oppose W. A. Jonrs, who has the Republican Democratic nomination. Ills petition Is ready for K. M. Olll. Republican ranmuaie for representative has moved his fain lly to Katacada for the winter and. with Mr Dale. Kslacaila's dry goods' merchant la on his way by team to vis- It his father at Derrur. Porter's school, district 88, opens September 2. The Katacada school will open Sep tember 16. Katacada keepa moving right along with Improveeinnt. A much needed sewer la being laid. W. K. Cary returned from ths coast Sunday where he had spent two weeks. W. Ruarantaa Evarv BOX of Dr. Hell's Antiseptic Salve to do what we claim. Try it tor uicers. bolls, running aorea, tetter, ringworm, ectema. aalt rheum, fever sores, ruts, bruises, pimples, black heads, chaps, felons, burns or any skin disease. 25c a box. For sale by Harding's Drug Store. ELWOOD Harvesting Is on In full blast at El wood. . Grain looks dsrk, caused by the late rain. C. K. Surfus Is threshing In Spring- water. The grain yield Is not very good. Oata only yielding 25 buahels per acre where previous crops yielded 40 bushels. Dan Stahlnecker la buldlng Mr. Me- llkle's bouse. Mr. Crane Is helping. Mlsa Lillian Fredolph, ot Damascus, has been a successful applicant as teacher of our day school ths coming year. Rev. Bert Henderson Is home for a few weeks. Ills place of residence Is at Cornelius, having been appointed to that charge. C. K. Surfus visited Mr. Btahlneck er'a Sunday. Mr. Mellkle and family have gone to the hop yard for a month's picking. Matt Dibble and wife spent few days camping In the mountains at the huck leberry pntoh. Mr. Schwerlne and sou, Arthur, were In tha foothills this week gathering berries. The report Is so many camp ers have made huckleberries scarce, Charles Freeman la threshing at Colton. Mr. and Miss Fredolph ,nf Damas cus, were visitors at Dnn Stahlneck er's residence Monday. Mrs. Matt Dibble visited Mrs. John Parks Sunday. Mrs. Wyona Stahlneckor presented her mother, Mrs. Surfus, a surprise friendship quilt, which was pieced by old school mates and relatives. Her mother was agreeably surprise and well pleased. Tho quilt brings back many Joyful memories of younger days. She expresses her thanks to all. Three ladles 81 years of age , sent blocks. CASTORIA For Infants and Children. The Kind You Have Always Bought Bears tha Signature FIRWOOD, Mr. and Mrs. Dixon and little daugh ter, Bernice, are visiting frienda, in Portland and attending the Country Club this week. W. F. Fischer made a business trip to Portland Tuesday. The Misses Rose Dadertscher, Hel en Bchlewe and Lola Draddock, of Portland, are vlslllng Irene Alt K. D. Hart took a load of house hold goods from Cottrell to Portland for Mrs. I. P. Hart, Wednesday. Miss Ethel Thompson, of Portland, spent a part of ber vacation with Mrs. W. F, Fischer. Mr. and Mrs. Joe Strowbridge, of Portlond, visited Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Hoc holm Sunday. Wm. Bosholm, W. F. Fischer and R. I. Anderson attended a sale near Gresnam Saturday and bought several head of cattle, two of tbern were reg istered Jerseys. Mrs. J. W. Dixon entertained a number of friends Sunday in boror of ber slaters Frances and Anna Mack erion. Miss Frances has just return ed from San Diego, Cal. A Signature of " -" Carl Davis leaves this week for Hanks, Oregon. Mr. II. Frey la spenullig a tew aays at Camp Idlnawhlle. CHERRYVILLI The Cherry villa Commercial Club , ...... 1-1 U.lil.,ik nave an H e preaiii - - iiing hli h was a financial success. Dr. Mnrcotte. pastor of me West minister Presbyterian church of Port land, paid Dr. John II. Hoyd, a several Unys' visit last week. Dr. John II. Boyd, Henry lloyd. Johnny lloyd. Miss Elisabeth lkiyd and Miss Dorothy t'ouper took a trip to Wild Cat Mountain last week and picked huckleberries. Mrs. tlrahara and three children, who have been visiting Dr. O. Hot klna have returned lo Montavilla. Mr. and Mrs. Small and two daugh ters, ot Portland, visited Dr. John It. lloyd and family last week. Mr. and Mra. Woodly and Mlaa Gould, of Portland, visited Dr. John II. lloyd and family, last week. Miss Herald, of Lents. Or., who taught the Cherryvlle school last year la vlslllng Mrs. William O. Hugh. Miss Herald will teach at Hood, Wash. Mr. and Mrs. White, of Portland, v 11 led Mr. and Mra. J. T. Frtol, jr., a few duys ago. Charlie llrown, of Redmond, Wash., came to Cherryvllle In his automobile a few daya ago and visited Mr. and Mrs. J. T. Frlel. Mr. llrown Is aa old friends of theirs. The Cherryvllle Commercial Club will give a dunce and basket social al Hotel Cherryvllle next Saturday even ing. August .11. The Sandy band will furnish tha music gratia. Geo. Horn stedt of Handy, has promised to con vey them to Cherryvllle free ot charge. Mr. Bowman, assistant to Dr. Boyd at the First Presbyterian church, Port land, visited Dr. lloyd and family a short time ago. Miss Grace Ellis, daughter ot Rev. Mr. Ellis, former pastor ot the M. K. church, of Cherryvllle, Is visiting Miss Jessie Clark, The marriage of Miss Olive Averlll. of Cherryvllle, to George Kason, of Uigan, la announced to take place ;Hepleiiilcr 4 at the M. K. church, Cherryvllle. The ceremony will be per , formed by Rev. Dr. Runyan. Miss Av I frill la a daughter of Parnell Avorlll, 'of Cherryvllle and formerly of Prince ton, III., where, he waa editor of a ; newspaper for five years, and George l Kaden, at one time a resident of Cher j ryvllle Is a young man of sterling In- tegrlly and sober and Industrious and 'a well to do properous farmer of Log 1 an. Mrs. Watts, of San Diego, slster-ln-Inw of Dr. Hotklns, and her daughter, Mrs. (Mills and ber son are visiting Dr. O. I lot k ina. Alex Brooke leaves In a few days for a visit to his Hood River ranch. Mr .and Mrs. Herbert Hussock, of Portland, came, out on a motorcycle and visited Mrs. John T. Frlel, Jr., Sunday. Henry Mldlke has bought the Meier riinih, about two miles from Cherry ville, and tins moved with his family to It. Rev. Dr. John II. Boyd and family, who have been spending the sumtnet on their ranch at Cherryvllle, wilt soon lake their departure. Dr. and Mrs. lloyd will return to Portland. Henry will return to Princeton, N. J where he will attend the University. Miss Ionise will go to the University nf Washington at Seattle, and Miss Kllzabeth, Johnny, their grandmother, Mrs. Bailey and Mlsa Minnie Wilson and James McKenzle will remnln on the rnnch until the middle of Septem ber before returning to Portland. TOWER'S FISH BRAND REFLEX SLICKER KEEPS OUT All TrlC HAIN MTCNTC0 Watfo THEac w Cannot - I - Reflex Edges y Run in At Protect You e IV THEfHONT WATEPOOr DUaABLt SATISFACTION GUARANTEED $.00 Everywhere ' irflvTDV A. J. TOWER CO. flUr-tfy. OSTON r-'-F" WCT."U,"itot.. WBRtfP 1 l V - JF ill Vrrf "VC .W