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About The Sandy news. (Sandy, Clackamas County, Oregon) 1914-1917 | View Entire Issue (April 13, 1916)
a * Use Our Phons «■'. >andy 4 X 2, For Items. Su h ecriiitioii*. Prim ing, Advertising SANDY NEWS VOLUME 3 The Live Sandy East Clackamas Booster SANDY, CLACKAMAS COUNTY, OREGON. THURSDAY, APRIL 13. 1916 NUMBER 15 Only 6 more days To Register Sandy Items Mrs. R. S. Sm ith sii k list. is reported Run says he is not ashamed of it. As | not to able to play basket hall for a week his back Pone is not stuck to his ribs or | or so. other wise is not too big to get in an Rcxall E. Esson denies the insinuation ordinary door. Preaching service at th e Methodist th at he hails from Missouri. church for Sunday m oraine is w ith-j R. A. Clark says he has an advantage drawn. The subject for the evening | Mr®. L. E. and Miss M artha Hodm an over the rest of the boys with hi. (7:45) is Easter. machine, that he can run it in the were Portland visitors last week. MARKETS At The Bungalow. Wednesday, April 19th, a two-reel special Feature Comedy entitled, “ A Pair of Queens’’ and a one-reel Drama entitled “ Loves Rescue” . Admission 5 and 10c. bridge railing or a post and stop it. BUTTER -C ity creamery, cubes, ex tras. 31 and 32c; firsts, 30c; seconds, 29 BREAKING INTO FARMING. c; carton prints, 34c; buying prices of wrapped bread. H ayne’s Hood H ealth country cubes, 30 and 31c; Oregon Some Advice to Those Who Y eem to Mr. Egbert, of Hood R iver, was in bread in the sanitary w rapper at dairy; 19 and 20c. Woo the Soil. G ru n e rt’s at the same price as the ordi- town Tuesday looking after bis interests BUTTERFAT -Portland delivery "‘How can I m ake a sta rt? ” ask men I nary unwrapped bread. and visiting H. S. Eddy. Genevive and Mildred Rugh were No. 1 sour cream 33c; No. 2. 31 c. who have grown tired of uncongenial visiting with Mrs. Rowe last Wednes Eggs—Selling price by dealers un positions. day. Certain things seem clear. F irst, settled. Delivery extra. Selected The Ladies Aid will have .; Silver Tea Messrs U. F. and George F. Haney fresh, 21c dozen; case count, Ore the individual m ust decide fo r him self with Mrs. and Miss Eddy, April 20th, Just which line of work he prefers, and afte r the adjonrnm nt of the W om an's With the exception of Clara Harbison of Gresham, were in Hill Crest Satur gon ranch, 20c. then he should secure a good knowl LIVE POULTRY—Hens, Plymouth edge of the theory of It. The next Club. Everyone will be welcome. who is still ill with tonsilitis, we have day looking after their property. Rock, 17Jc; ordinary chickens 17c lb had a perfect attendance. Clara is re thing Is to develop a know ledge of the Mrs. Watkins’ sister, Salena Haight, ' stags, 12c; broilers, 30c; turkeys, I6c; practice of the work, and about the ported to be much better and will soon of Portland, and niece, Erma Haight, Mr. and Mrs. Erye, of Portland, their dressed fancy, 25; culls, 16 and 17c. only way to do so Is actually to work be back in her old place. of The Dalles, were visiting with her daughter, Mena, Mr. s»d Mrs. Koeesel, Fruit and Vegetables. aw hile a t It. Don’t be too badly of P ortland and theii ..oils, Raymond The Student Body met and committies over Saturday and Sunday. alarm ed. In th is day the farm ing busi APPLES— Local, $1 00 and 1.75 per and H erbert were guests at the home of were appointed to look after the High W. F. Prier and family of Portland, box, according to quality. nesses are crying for labor, and the school plsy a.-.d ocr.tomplo.tod fleldrr.ee* Poedad n „ f Sunday and nailed „ t the Mrs. B ertha \v . M ein ig . Sunday last. ONIONS-No. $1.65 and 1.75 per w orkers are paid well for th e ir serv Watch for the advertisement of the Watkins home. ices. cental; No. 2 $1.25 and 1.50; association play and be prepared for a laugh that Next, he ought never to buy a place It is reported \\ illie Fisher lias pur John Rowe took his family to Lents selling price, carloads, $1.50 f. o. b will make your sides ache. ’■unseen." H e should look over the chased a Ford from Pereti & Bickford. POTATOES— Selling price Local prospective farm , consider location, Sunday and returned with Mrs. John The new piano is a great help in ou Maronay who has been visiting her par $1.25 and 1.65; buying price, $1.25 and soli, clim ate, m arkets and labor condi 1.40 per cental; new, 5 and 7c lb; sweets tions. In short, he m ust be prepared A. O Meinig lias gone to Brightwood singing and it makes an improvement ents, Mr. and Mrs. J. H. L. Maybe. in the looks of the room. $.50. to handle a farm business like any o th to look after his mill interests. Mary Har-.vy spent Saturday and CHEESE- Selling price - Fresh Ore er business. He m ust lie prepared for Don’t be surprised if you see the H. Sunday in Gresham returning with Mrs. gon fancy full cream twins and triplets hard physical and keen m ental work FOR SALE—Thoroughbred Golden S. boys running and jumping to and Rowe in the afternoon. If he Is capable of these, especially 21c per lb; Young America,22; cream W yandotte eggs for hatching, 75 cents from school for they are only training J. C. Smith of Firwood was visiting brick, 23 and 24c; Wisconsin wheel, of th e latter, he need not he afraid to per setting of 15. for the field meet at Eugene. venture Into a farm ing proposition, for at the Watkins and Tobey homes on 34 and 36c; block Swiss; 30c. Mrs. Alida A. Francis, Kelso. It will (epay his efforts. But If he Spring fever is very contagious. Sunday. Sugar Cube, $8.50; powdered, $8,25; hasn't this ability let him stay right With only Mr. Warner to fight it off it fruit or berry, $7.75; beat, $7.55; dry I where he Is I* rank Sirrois’s family was visiting at Read Meinig’e ad. keeps him quite busy but seemingly he granulated, $7.85; D. yellow. $7.15; Never let him attem p t to show th e McCormack’s home Sunday. is successful. Above quotations are 30 days net cash. natives how to farm , for w ithout good Joe White drove to Bull Run with his A. J. Morrison and J. P. Kelliher at The business arithmetic class has business m anagem ent behind It he will tended Ptmona Grange at Damascus been having an interesting study making family Sunday. find fanning about the hardest work Wednesday. with th e poorest pay on earth .—Ju stu s plans and selecting furnishings for a Farmers Take Notice. H. H. Watkins and family visited Miller lu Countryside Magazine. house. The recitation period has been with several friends in Sandy Sunday quite heated on account of the many afternoon. F ra n k McGugin lias returned from The following rales have been adopted One W a y to Get Fam e. different opinions of the many girls. Southern California. by tne City of Portland: W alter was som ething of a wag. The boys have little to say and little A Meat inspection station was opened One day his fa th e r said to him: chance to say that little. But their yesterday at East Seventy-ninth and "See here, my son. You m ust begin time is coming. H. Mills went to Fairview Wednesday, East Stark st reets by Chief Meat inspect- to think of the future. W hat are you Kate and Mary Junker made a trip going to do to gain fam e and fortune Sandy Grange No. 392 met in regular o- Chase. This location was selected, as when you grow up?" L E. Dawson was in Portland over to Portland Saturday, April 1st, and re it is easily accessible from all the th o r. session last Saturday with a good at Sunday. " I ’m going to m ake toothpicks.” an turned Sunday. They say the roads tendance. The subject of holding a onghfares running into the city from sw ered the boy. are fine for the little Ford. the eastern part of the county. It will fair at Sandy some time this fall was "Going to m ake toothpicks! I don’t W. J . Wirt® was a Portland visitor The bachelor girls have been present taken up, having received liberal en be open Monday, Wednesday and F ri understand bow you'll ever tiecome fa Sunday. ed with a lovely black and white dog. couragement from the business people day of each week from 8:30 ty 11:30 mous. " "W hy, father. It will he easy enough. They can neither give it away nor sell and citizens. A committee of five was а. in. Carcasses of anim als butchered Mr. and Mrs. A. Malar were in Ore- it. appointed to take charge of the arrange for food to he sold in this city will lx- In I'll m anufacture millions upon millions Farm ers who of them , and on each I'll stam p my pon City Wednesday. ments to be made. The children as spected ami stamped well as grown up’s should be interested find it inconvenient to go to this bisitb name. The toothpicks will he In every- in this fair. Start now and help boost may have their m eat inspected a t the (tody's mouth, of course, and so will Church’. Grape Juice on ice five cents my name. And If my nam e In In every our community to a successful fair this commission houses. Dr. Chase lias issu one's mouth I shall lie fam ous enough " per glass at Grunert’a. ed a set of rules to Is* followed in the fall. "W ell, well." said the aston'shed gen slaughter of anim als for food. T h c y la re : A general meeting was held in the A number of Sandietes attended the tlem an. "I think I would do n eii to let 1. Animals should be slaughtered the Bull Run Union Sunday School on Sun fiance at Marmot Saturday night at the that boy alone." St. Loula Globe Dem- evening before the day of delivery. day the 9th, to elect a business com home of Mr. and Mrs. H. Aschoff. ucrat. 2. No animal should lx; slaughtered mittee for the Sunday school. The when in a heated condition or alter lie- J. C. Loundree has sold his team of following were elected: Miss Hazel Kell Hsr Suspicion. Miss Alice O’Neal, of P ortland spent ing driven any distance. horses to u Jadwin. er, Secretary; J. Greenwood, Superin "I declare for It." said A unt Kretty tendent; H. G. Fisher, Treasurer; Mrs. ¡th I*,1," e week ***’ k end 1 with her mater, Mrs. Lewis 3. Pure water only musi lie used for F raw lts to Mrs. Judge T ubm an. "I Bradford, Mrs. Keller, Mrs. Robertson, H""gl,ini- washing carcasses. believe old C aptain I’eggington 1« E. V. Nye and M. A. Deaton made a Í 4. All carcasses m ust la- insts-cted thinking about m arrying ugaln. Burt trip to Oregon City and Portland S atu r H. McCredie and W. S. Bacon. Mrs. H ans Koclt entertained several of Rev. L. W. Chandler was in Portland Th e women of the Consumers League Tuesday. of Portland say every housewife wants HILL CREST High School Notes ORANGE MEETS BULL RUN UPPER COTTRELL day. F. T. Randlett, assistant engineer, of her lady friends at her place one day last the city of Portland and Mr. Beck were week. Take advantage of the free bun offer visitors at the Headworks this week. The same thing happened at Orient in Gruncrt’s ad on the hack page. Mr. Moupin says he is not Irish that last Friday night. Our girls won easily by the score of 15 to 13 hut the Ix.ys lost The Crochet Club met at the home of he is a jew. by a rather large score. Mrs. Fred G löckner Monday afternoon. The Orient M. McCredie and family, Mrs. Dirrin people made llie lr brags that th eir girls and W. H. Montgomery were Portland would win >j a large score, hut when they lost they felt rattier down hearted Charles K r b s has pu rehaced a land visitors this week. and roller Irom the Sandy M eieantile Corn- Mrs. Lester Townsend was operated . . even _ turned up their noses at our wen- w,’r* worse ‘ sports yet pany. on last week at the Good Samaritan ; girls. Ttu- boys Were hospital. ¡and even threw chalk, rocks ano all H. II. Watkins and family of Hill ¡ Co-st, were Sandy visitors Sunday kinds of stuff at tour people while they Bert Moulton was a Pleasant Home ate lunch in the school bouse. How- visitor Monday. ever , was not th e players themselves George Ingram while working on the who did it a.I hot a bunch of hoodlums The M irniog or Evening J ou rn al ten cents per week at Grünen’». P.R. 4 and passed on before la ing offered for sale. . The following organs m ust Is- lelt in carcasses by th eir natural attach m ents: Calves, sheep ami goats must have the liver am i kidneys attached. Hogs, kidneys ami body lymphatic glands. Beef, liver. б. Veal, iimler till pounds or under six wei ks oid should not be slaughtered. All veal snotlld he in a well-nourished eiindit ion. 7. All wagons or conveyances in which meat is hauled must be kept clean and __ with clean the bottom must be covered burlap> rlean Btr>w or some o th e r c|ean ! m aterial Blurt says the cap'll painted up his wooden leg yesterday. Burt d id n 't tell me. hut he told Elllck Sm art, and El- lick repeated It to his sister Prissy, and Prlss told It to Pheeny Partlow , and Pheeny told It to th e sw eet potato peddler, and the sw eet potato peddler told me not ten m inutes ago. Ho 1 guess It's so.**—K ansas c ity Star. H e a v y H earts. Mr. B aco n -T h ere, w hat did I tell you? This paper says the average m an’s heart weighs from ten to tw elve ounces; th e average w o m an s from eight to ten. Mrs. Bacon—Of course men's hearts weigh more. They are a good deal h ard er.—Yonkers S tates All carcaanes or portions of the same L. flume last week fell and who had no respect for tlicuieeUes or must covered with clean covert while man. seriously hurt his back. At last reports anylsxiy else. F. K. Beckwith has com pleted w iring he was some better. The school children are practicing for being transporter!. Thorough (Jndsrstsnding. tlie Mitchell house. Don’t forget the mystry supper at the track meet which is to be I »-Id at " I presume you understand on auto Boring next Saturday thoroughly T' Bull Run Union church the 29th. It takes two to make a quarrel, but L. J . Strnett , f the Brownsvilk- Wool, "Thoroughly—that lx. I know when Emma Koch had the m isfortune to it takes only one reckless driver to The party who has the gout at Bull cn Mill, Portland, was in to g a Tuesday. It won t run there lx som ething the sprain her thnino th is week and she mil make an automobile accident. 1 m utter with it-”— Detroit Free Pr
