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SANDY NEWS
VOLUME 3
SANDY, CLACKAMAS COUNTY, OREGON, THURSDAY, JANUARY 13, 1916
The Live Sandy
East Clackamas
Booster
NUMBER 2
Shelley’s Hall Saturday Night
Jan, 15th. Don’t Miss It
PJsOPbE YOU
KNOW
ABOUT
HILL CREST
MASS MEETING
The latter part of the week Mrs. Rowe
was visiting at Estacada with Mr. Rowe’s
sister.
SATURDAY EVENFNG JAN.
1 5 ,1 9 1 6
Mr. Rowe went ty Portland on Thurs­
day.
Mrs. Parrot and son are visiting at
SHELLEY’S HALL, SANDY.
J, C. Lonnilne went to Independence the Rowe home.
We, the people of Sandy and vicinity,
laut Friday to attend the funeral of hi»
Oscar Smith and family moved to
are
offered a golden oppoitunity, but to
• motlii r.
Sandy last Friday.
insure this, we must get busy.
Mr. White’s sister-in-law was out from
The united effort of this community at
There will lx* service« at Dover M. E. Portland at the White home.
this
time will bring State aid to thia vital
church, n ext Sunday afternoon.
Mr. and Mrs. Patton, who recently
went to Pennsylvania from F.stacada. project, which is the assurance that the
in to Meinig was in Portland Monday ! have returned ifnd are visiting Mrs. Pat- Mt. Hood loop of the Columbia Highway
on Jm-incss.
! ton’s brother, Mr. Rowe.
will be built through Sandy
Powerful interests are already at work,
Snow is aliout two inches deep here
Mrs. Sykes visited relatives in Port­ I ami tine for sleighing, but we don’t see which if successful, will change the rou»e
land last week.
any sleighs
and exclude Sandy and vicinity lrom the
highway.
Clarence Seifer, of Boring, was a Sandy
Now is the time. If we do not safe­
visitor last Monday.
guard our interests who will. Come out.
Your presence and influence is needed.
On Wednesday afternoon, January 5,
The
George
Social
ami
Commercial
P.tlti, B. E. Sykes and Miss Florence
Vessey were married in Vancouver. Club held their regular meeting Saturday
Washington. Mr. Sykes’ father accom­ night. After a short business meeting,
panied then,. They returned to Sandy a fine literary program was rendered,
the same evening, but were not cbariva- after which the evening was given over
to dancing and games. A fine oyster
The De Ronne brothers have lx*cn busy
ried until the next evening.
supper was served as a special treat by lately falling trees and sawing them up
Mrs. Stephens and Mrs. Smith.
into cordwood.
Miss Gertrude Meinig is confined to
Henry Johnson and daughter. Flora,
the house with la grippe.
II. 8. and R. B. G;b«on were Estacada
attended the wedding of Miss Louisa yisitors the other day.
Mueller at Mt. Tabor, January 2nd. Miss
Mrs. A. McWilliams, who has been
W. A. Proctor made a trip to Gresh­ Flora was bridesmaid.
the guest of Portland relatives for some
am last Monday.
Mrs. Terwillinger and daughter, Ruth two or three weeks, returned home last
visited friends at Oak Groye during Tuesday. Mr. and Mrs. McMillan arc
B. E. Sykes made a business trip to
Xmas week.
making preparations to move from this
Portland Wednesday.
Mr. and Mrs. Stephens were visitors neighborhood, leaving their Eagle Creek
friends to regret their departure.
at Uio Rath’s New Year’s day.
Mrs. M. Revenue is able to be out
Walter Douglas, who was hurt some
Mr. and Mrs. Joyner visited at Peter
again, aftei a Severe attack of la grippe.
time ago in an auto accident, and was a
Rath’s Sunday.
patient at the Good Samaritan hospital
Sandy Grange met and installed offic­
School is progressing nicely under the
for several days, returned home last
ers last Saturday. Attendance was good, management ol Miss Duncan. The pu­
week accompanied by his wife.
He is
pils were all glad to get back to school
slowly improving.
again after the week vacation,
P. R. Meinig has been on the sick
Henry Udell and wife were visiting
Peter Rliul and family spent New with tlie latter’s father, James Gibson,
list.
Yea*-’» day at Och’s.
last Thursday,
Mrs. Schcel and children, George F il­
Miss Mabel Beckett left last week for
LOST—A black fountain pen with two ers and family were dinner guests at
Portland, where she expects to work as
gold bands around it, between Sandy Klinker’s Saturday.
nurse in o.ie of the hospitals.
school and Sandy Fir mill. Finder
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Harders
visited
at
Peter
Fred Mochulse was the guest of Mr.
please leave at News office. Reward.
Paulsen’s Sunday evening.
andMrs. Roy Douglass during the week­
Rev. Iloftner, of Bethany, was the end.
A mel ting of the Commercial Club has
lieen called for Saturday night next at guest of Julius Paulsen over Sunday and
Fred Hoffmeister made a business trip
Shelley’s Hall. This meeting is not in­ held services in the church.
to Portland Monday.
tended for members of the Club only,
Nick Schcel and iamily spent Tuesday
H. 8. and R. B. Gibson, Roy and
but is a call to all who are interested in at Peter Rath's.
Carl
Douglas took over to Estacada some
the welfare of Sandy.
hogs, which they sold to Bunger Lucke
on Monday.
GEORGE
E a g le C r e e k
FIRWOOD.
Sandy Lodge, 1. O. O. F. installed
officers last Monday night, the following
were installed: R. E. Esson, P. G; Joe
Albel, N. G; W. Bosholm, V. G ; B.
The Firwood- Dover Telephone Com­
Bauer, Treasurer; A. C. Banmliack, pany held their annual meeting at Fir-
Rec.-Si-cretary. After the installation wood January 8th, and elected the fol­
an oyster supper was servisl.
lowing officers: A. J. Morrison, presi"
dent; J. G. DeShazet, fjee-president;
Fred Glocka-T. of the Sandy Mercan­ Donald Bodley, secretary; W . L. Wilk­
tile Co., «a» in Puitlaiid ou business ins, treasurer; Fred Koenecke, two year
last Wednesday.
director; and Antone Malar holds over
one year as director. It was voted that
the Company buy a barrel of hates,
FOR SALE—A heavy single rig with
Bertha and Godfreid Stucki have re­
good single harni-ss. Forty dollars cash.
turned home from Milwauki-e, where
Address L. R. Mack. Boring, Oregon.
they have been visitir relatives and at­
tending camp meeting.
Buy yonr White Mountain flour sup­
Mr. and Mrs. Joe Wilcoxen are the
ply at Bauer’s.
proud parents ol a five pound girl, bom
January l*th.
WOOD W ANTED
W ill lake
It’s easy to sit around the sawdust box
in a country store and solve the great
some wood on sub­ problems of state because those who
«olye problems there are never called to
scription.
account for their mistakes.
Mr. and Mrs. John Reid were yisiting
witli James Gibson last Friday.
Born—To Mr. and Mrs. Fred Hoff­
meister, January 7th, a son.
Mrs. T. C. McKay, who has been vis­
iting in Portland the past three or four
weeks, returned home Sunday.
Mrs. Kate Courter was the guest of
Mrs. Howlett Sunday.
Mr. Affolter, of the Dover Telephone
Company was present Monday evening
at the Douglass telephone meeting, also
Mi. Clark and son, Carl. The two com­
panies are intending to co-operate and
put in new poles between the foot of the
hill and the Grange hall, as both cou
panics use the same poles.
IN THE,
ScKOOlJ
UPPER COTTRELL
Dorothy Conper. May Klinger ami
Gertrude Meinig were on the sick list
We are grieyed to hear of the death of the past week.
the infant son of Mr. and Mrs. Janies
The Glee Club, of Willamette Univeri­
Fowler last Saturday. Rey. Brown, of ty, will give a concert under the auspi­
Pleasant Home, conducted the funeral ces of the Union High School on Feb
service at the home. The burial was at ruary 12, in Shelley’s hall.
the Gresham cemetery.
A literary meeting will he held at the
Last Saturday several of the meu went school house Friday evening, Jan. 21, at
down to the school house and made 8 p. m, sharp. Everyone is invited to
benches for upstairs rooms ol the school attend.
house. Several other new improvements
The Sandy High School girls are orga­
are being planned.
nizing two basket ball teams. These
The Parent-Teacher’s Association will teams will have a game in the near fu­
hold its regular social meeting Friday ture. Watch tor the date and attend
( veiling, January 14th,
All members the game. It will encourage the girls.
and children are invited.
Mr. W arner spent his Xmas vacation
Mrs. Lansdown visited the school last with his parents in Eugene.
week and made special inquiries us to all
The High Schoo! is having examina­
the needs of tlie school for equipment
etc. Her purpose is to bring all those tions this week.
tilings up in tlie meetings of the associ­
Tlie bachelor girls entertained a few
ation.
friends at their'hom e Saturday evening.
Lawney Radford was one of the lucky
hunters of this section last Saturday. He
Notice of Creamery Meeting
run a young coon up u tree und succeed­
ed in bringing home his hide us u trophy.
Tlie Mount Hood Creamery Co., nt
Sandy, cordially invites its patrons and
all producers of bnttcr-fat in the com­
munity to attend the all day meeting to
be held in I.G.O.F. Hull, Saturday. J a n ­
uary 15th, beginning at 10 o’clock, a. in.
The snow is just deep enough to make
II. If. Watkins, Secretary.
good sleighing anil several of tlie young
jicople are making tlie most of the time.
Several made the trip to Boring last
Friday evening,
Mr. Higgins and William Culdo sold
several hogs lust week in tlie Portland
market. They had them hauled down
in an auto truck, anil made a good profit
alter paying all transportation charges.
DOVER
The eighth grade pupils will take tlie
All the Dover patrons attended Grange
State examinations January 13, and 14.
They are studying hard and should lie at Sandy last Saturday to take part in
the installation exercises und chicken
able to pass easily.
dinner.
There was a fine attendance
and all report a fine time.
WOMAN’S CLUB
The F. I). T. Co., held their annual
stockholders meeting last Saturday night.
All tlie old officers were re-elected. Fred
Mrs. C. Lennartz and Miss Lulu Eddy
Koenecke was elected on the board ol
were hostesses to tlie Women’s Club at
managers.
tiic club room ou Thursday aflerniHin.
Mrs. A, L. Deaton and Mrs M. Mackey
Evidently tlie Dover deputy game
were admitted to membership. The fol­ warden is looking for something.
lowing program was given: Tlie influ­
Granville Cooper is out of the hospital,
ence of Foreign Missions ou China, Mis.
hut is not at home yet, as lie is having
Lennarts; Review of chapter 28 U. 8.
his eyes treated now.
He is able to
history, Mrs. Esson; Sketch of the life of
walk about and is ex|M*ctcd home soon.
Wm. Cullen B rtant, Mrs. Bosholm;
Hary Bodley, ot Rosehnrg, Oregon, is
Reading, A Man’s a Man For A’ Tiiat,
Alice McGugin; The Caste Spirit in Am­ stopping at the ranch with his brother,
erica, Mrs. Baumhuck; Roberta and Don, for a lew days. He says business
Beirut College, Mrs. M. A. Deaton; Re­ is picking up ou tin- S. f*. R. R.
view ol chapters 1 and 2 in “ Changing
M. E. Lee and family visited with W.
America,” Mrs, Shelley.
Mrs. Eox, 15. Roberts and family last Sunday.
Mrs. Wm. Sevrin and Miss Hazel Mills
Birch Roberta and little son, Glendale,
were guests ol the club.
have just recovered from an attack of
chickenpox.
CHERRYVALE
Hogs and potates** make a fine combi­
nation. Net.
The Misses Lula and Viola DeShazcr,
of Firwood, and William ami Charles
Updegraye, Donald und Harry Bodley
Mr. Couper got the predatory coyote
and J. I’. Kelliher spent Sunday after­
Mrs. Viola Douglass ami Miss Edna that has been taking qis geete and goats. noon at Morrison’s.
Kennedy called on Mrs. Howlett Sun­
John Steenks made a business trip to
M. E. Lee was circulating a petition
day.
Hillsboro last week,
last week for a county road between sec­
The Douglas Mutual Telepimne held
Tlie question ol Rural Credits will be tion 32 and .'53. T. 2. H. IL 6 E.
its annual misting on .Monday night. discussed at the Lyceum this week.
William Berghouse is agent for sonic
The following officers were elected to
Weatherford
A
Stisnks
lost
two
rows
fine
aluminum ware i.t this community
serve during tlie coming fvar: R. 15. i
and is meeting with splendid success in
Gibson, president; Ed Naylor, vice-pres­ last week.
ident; H. S. Gibson, secretary ami
Charley Harris predicts 4 feet of snow getting orders.
treasurer. Will Douglass was elwted to this month.
sucovd himself as director. Ray Woodle I
The |STSon who never gets fooled i-
Sometimes it is fetter to have loved and
and Alex Baker are the other two di­
lost than to hate won.
it- xi big a fool to b«- inquisitive.
rector«.
H. F. Gibson and wile, of Barton,
were on the hill Sunday, making the
former’s father a visit.
1900 and Iroze to death.