The Sandy news., June 08, 1916, Image 4

C ultivators
j John Affolter got the contract for
-sawing the road plank for district No.
41 this year.
IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE
answer to the complaint the actua
STATE OF OREGON FOR THE
nature of their several and conflicting
COUNTY OF CLACKAMAS
claims in and to the said real property.
Seven men and four teams turned out
J. Lee Eckerson Plaintiff
and worked a;l day Saturday gratis on
This summons is published by virtue
the mile of trail between the Hart and
of an order made by J. U. Campbell,
T h is irtd is u ^ tX i ^
8hC Pe: i P7 tonPend,eton; M^hael Pendleton
Judge of thn above entitled Court on
1 his trail is used twice a week as a
cream route and three times a week as and---- Pendleton, his wife; Hannah the 9th day of May A. D., 1916, di­
a mail route and should be made a Whitney; Rice Pendleton, or his un­ recting the same to be published in
county road.
known heirs; the unknown
heirs ut
of THE SANDY
a newspaper
of
~
- - NEWS,
— ••
n opaper ui
John Affolter sold a horse last week John Pendleton, deceased; Lucy Jane KeneraI circulation published at Sandy
for the European war.
h letcher; Edward Whitney, Emma in Clackamas County, Oregon,
W
hitney, Rosa Whitney, Rev Mundue
A. J. Morrison marketed five fat
Hammond & Hammond,
of cuizaoein
Elizabeth
hogs, W. P, Roberts 6, Donald Bottley, and the unknown
----- -.... heirs ui
Attorneys for the Plaintiff.
2 veals and .Mrs. Updegrave 20 sucks Whitney, deceased; the unknown heirs
Oregon City, Oregon.
of spuds Tuesday. That helps some.
of Francis Marion Pendleton, deceased; First Publication, May 18, 1916,
the unknown heirs of Samuel R. Thurs- Last Publication, June 29, 1916.
tan Pendleton, deceased; and also all othj
er persons or parties unknown claiming
any riKht, title, estate, lien or interest
ihe eighth grade graduation exer- in the real property described in the
cises will oe held Friday evenmir J u n e
i ■
uc.cnueu in tne
9th. at 8 o’clock. Followiug is the pro- i COmpla,nt hereln- Defendants;
gram:
SUMMONS
>ong, “ Joy Bells,” by the school. To---- Pendleton, wife of Michael
Orauon,
“ Oregon,”
Frank Anuerson • i * Pendleton; n Rice
.
.
,
it e r Pendleton,
e iiu ie io n , o
or r his
his un-
un
Recitation, Tne Did Minstrel, ” Lmnea ' b-«
i
Young.
) kn n Eeirs; the unknown heirs of John
Song, “ Tne W’aves,”
eight girls. Pendleton deceased; Edward Whitney,
Class History,
-
Esther Erdman. Rosa Whitney, Emma Whitney, Roy
Oration, “ man does not live tor him­ Mundue and the unknown heirs of Eliza­
self alone, ” Muriel Henriksen. beth Whitney, deceased; the unknown
Dialogue, Bast Day ol School, four
heirs of Francis Marion Pendleton, dec­
children.
A BUSINESS MAN
Song, “ Little Butterfly,”
the school. eased; the unknown heirs of Samuel R.
must
conduct
his business in a system­
Class Prophecy, - - Mabel Eidman. Thurston Pendleton, deceased; and also
atic
way
if
he
would attain success. It
Song, “ Tne Bed, White and Bide,” all other persons or parties unknown
must not be run in a hap-nazard man­
nine girls.
claiming any right, title, estate, lien or
Recitation, ‘ The Closing Address,”
ner. In the very centre of the com­
interest
in the real property described
Amared Anderson.
mercial
structure is the commercial
Following are the graduates: Frank in the complaint herein.
bank account. It is the corner stone
Anderson, Mabel and Esther Erdman,
IN THE NAME OF THE STATE OF
Cnester anu Eeia nichey, Muriel Hen- OREGON; You are hereby required to of ail big business. Become systematic
by opening an account with our bank,
ricksui, Luiineu Young,
appear and answer the complaint filed
and
success will attend you.
Mrs. D, Erdman and daughter, Silva, against you in the above entitled suit
made a irip to Portland eauiruay, ie-
on or before the 3rd day of July. A. D. CLACKAMAS COUNTY BANK
turning Sunday.
Mis- Edna Lierke spent Sunday after­ 1916, and if you fail to answer or ap­
pear, for want thereof the plaintiff will
noon at William Hanson's.
MAKINGS OF A HAPPY MAN.
Mrs. P. M. Holst is improving very apply to the court for the relief deman­
ded in the complaint, to-wit;
slowly.
Q ualities T h a t M ake L ife a Joy F o r
T h e ir Possessor.
1 hat the plaintiff is the owner in fee
W e h av e n oticed th e h a p p ie st m an
simple of the following described real
m any a tim e. H e w o rk s fo r his living,
property, situated in Clackamas County anil he g ets a good one. O ne th in g w e
Oregon, to-wit:
notice is lie is a m an of fine h a b its;
Walking or Riding, any style or make.
Prices $4.75 anti up
DELP
CREEK
Any and all kinds Farm Machinery. Head-
quarters for all kinds of Hardware, Tools
and Cutlery, Furniture, Rugs, Linoleum,
Wall Paper.
Sandy M ercantile Co.
The Place To Trade.
An Opportunity
To purchase Knives, Forks
and Spoons at 25 per cent
discount. From June 1st to
June 30th at
F. E. B eckw ith’s
BULL RUN
d o esn 't s q u a n d e r a cen t on liquor, to­
The south half of the Champing bacco o r b ettin g . H e sav es his m oney
Alfred Bell was seen p a s through
Pendleton and wife Donation Land and Is g e ttin g re ad y to buy som e prop­
Bull Run last week.
erly. l i e loves his home, p lay s w ith
Mrs. W illiam Coats, of Estacada, is Claim, Number 58, lying on ihe east rhe children, read s good books a n d
This Silverware is all gaura i
visiting at the home of her sister, Mrs. s-de of the Molalla River, save and ex­ keeps com pany w ith his w ife. B ecau se
Alton Thelps.
of his good h a b its he sav es a little
cept;
w hich w ill give him a ch an ce to m ak e
j girl and Herman wears the smile that
Mr. and Mrs. Aaron and Mrs. Green
4.19 acres, more or less, described -til in v estm en t.
won’t come off.
wood motored to Portland the first of book 131, at page 598. Deed Records of
Anil then th e re is a n o th e r th in g —he
“ 1 lie Cottrell ladies embroidery club the week to the rose carnival.
is a re liab le m an. H e does good w ork.
Mr. and Mrs. Hood, of Albany, Ore will meet
with
Mrs
F
Radi
Clackamas
County,
Oregon,
owned
by
Wei -
He w ill n o t sm ooth over bad w o rk . H e
gon, visited the past week at the h o m meet
e af. with .Mrs. F. Radford
, 1
Work has been progressing rapidly Conrad and Carrie S.mnes
is ho n est in w h a te v e r he does. E v e ry
of their daughter and family.
afttrnoon‘
Hth.
on the Bull Run grade, under the super­
Also 5-50 acres, described Book 134, d o llar he g e ts re p re se n ts ju s t th a t
Mrs. Orval Manary spent a few days school
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(' ottreP vision of road master, Dave Douglas.
page 551 Deed Records of Clackamas mil li o f ho n est la b o r It is this, la rg e ­
last
week with Mrs.
it week
.Mrs. McBain, of Gillis. I
C°mp?8ed °f
Mrs. C. F Allen received her new County, Oregon, owned by John R. ly. th a t m ak es liim prosperous uud
and George Hauglum, Carrie Brooks,
happy.
Oakland
car this week from Mr. Reed,
William Metzger, of Gresham, w as a Elsie
.................
«=, Albert Aun>
Bates,
Ault, r.mma
Emma Koch, of Estacada.
Newton.
W a te r keeps Its ow n level, a n d so
Sunday visitor at the Charles L. Hunt- and Eva Beers made a trip to Gresham
do co n d u ct an d c h a ra c te r an d pros­
Also
the
land
described
in
Book
114,
«in.»
,i. and i i had , a class por­
er nikins*
home
perity. If a m an is m ean a n d low . so
Some eastern city was boasting in
one ilnu
day loot
last ....
week
trait
taken.
the Oregonian some few days ago of at page 565, Deed Records of Clacka­ will th e consequence« he. H e c a n n o t
Lloyd Shriner came down from Esta­
having an auto for every 15 people in mas County, Or, gon, owned by Ole W. be one tilin g an d his ex p erien ce a n o th ­
cada Saturday evening and attended
er. A low lived m an m av g ro w rich
its
boundaries. Bull Rup can boast of Be,g,
the hand rehersal at Beyer’s.
a n d happy, b u t It w ill not be fo r long.
having
an
auto
for
every
six
people
in
Also the land described in Book 129, An.vliody can tell w b a t’s th e m a tte r
COVER
W A. Proctor and William Craswell
its boundaries counting children and «11. at page 308, Deed Records of Clacka­ w ith a m an if he is w ith him a day.
attended Masonic lodge at Troutdale
Mr. and Mrs. Hall and Mr. and Mrs. mas County, Oregon, that is now own­ H e will soon see If th e o th e r Is a
Saturday night.
It is reported that Mrs Susan Kitz­
spleen, a stom ach, an u p lift o r a hope.
Oliver were visitors at Mr. and Mrs.
—O hio S ta te Jo u rn a l.
ed by John R. Newt«-n;
( liarles L. Hunter made a business miller has traded her ranch at Dover to McCredie’s on decoration day.
11 Mr. 1 itts, of Gre.-ham, for another
trip to Portland Saturday.
And
that
defendants
and
each
of
ranch.
Otto Aschoff was a Portland visitor
Visitors the past week at the home of
them and every person or parties claim­
E n glan d ’s O ldest Borough.
this week looking for an auto.
Mrs.
James
Hodson,
mother
of
Mrs.
Mr. and Mrs, Samuel Bacon were: Mr.
As S alisb u ry Is w ed know n n s Fa-
ing
or
to
claim
by,
through
or
under
It is understood that Estel Markel,
ami Mrs. Aw Don and children, of Wau- A. Konneman. while visiting at the
n . so is E n g la n d 's oldest borough.
said defendants or any of them have no n R u arn
srap le. a s B arum . w hich m ay hav®
sh nigal, W ashington, Mr. and Mrs. Konneman home, fell and broke her of Pleasant Home, has got to be quite
Wesl-y Bacon, of Bull Run and Mr. wrist. I)r. Bachelder was called and an auto driver. The only trouble he right, title, estate, lien or interest in been th e R om an n a m e o f th e tow n.
1 ill - arm Thursday. On account of seems to have is to keep his machine or to said real property or any part A ccording to old m em orials, " th e old
ind Mrs. Hagan, of Hull Rut.
the serious nature of the compound in the barn without he has someone to
thereof, and that they and each of them nam e o f th e tow n w as A bertaw e. be­
The
members of the ...........
1. 1!. G.
cau se It stood to w ard th e m onth o f
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v>t chib fracture, the doctor took her to Port- shut the door. lie says, Ch yes, I can
be forever barred and estopped from l a w riv e r
T he S axons ch an g ed It to
Wave Mrs. Lcwrence Craswell a miscel- j land Monday to get an xray of it.
stop it. but he put his foot on the
laneous shower 'I hurs lay afternoon
asserting or claiming any right, title, B eriideiistaple B a rn sta p le a p p e a rs to
wrong
pedal
and
shot
it
backward
out
Mrs. Longanacker and daughter, of
June 1st.
estate, lien, or interest in said real pro­ have l«een re p re se n te d in th e W itenage-
Dallas, sister and neice of Mrs. Konna- of the barn again.
tnnt or A nglo-Faxon p a rlia m e n t T h u s
Kenneth and Leonard Louderbac’ , of nian. are here to spend the summer.
perty cr any part thereof, and that this it Is one o f th e old est boroughs. If n o t
Orient, were Sunday guests of Mr. and
plaintiff’s title in and to said real pro­ ab so lu tely th e oldest, bi the kingdom .
E. G. Downer and wife have return­
Mrs. Max Anderson.
perty
and the whole thereof be forever Its b ro ad clo th m a n u fa c tu re , once a n
ed to their home at Tualatin.
Reckless B ra v e ry .
Im p o rtan t In d u stry , has now died out.
Mr. and Mr». C. P. Siverson, of
"H ave you ever sto | ped to th in k how
quieted and for such other relief as to hut th e re nre m a n u fa c tu re rs of la .e
Louis Hedley and wife spent Sunday
Reedville, were week end guests of
m any d ead ly g en u a th e re a re on a dot
on the ranch and returned to the city 'n
the court may seem just and equitable an d gloves, large c a b in e t w orks, ta n ­
Mr. and Mrs. J. B. Jones.
r b ill?’
neries am i p o tte rie s (B aru m w a re i.—
in the evening.
’Oil y e s '' replied Mr. Johann, slgh- in the premises, save and except that Ixindon Globe.
The Beyers band gave a concert Sat­
Quite a number from Dover are at­ ng. "b u t w h en ev er I see n m an w ith a , said decree shall not in any way effect
urday evening at the Beyers home to
Dlc.'-pesring Canneti.
tending
the rose carnival in the city 01« m il o f hi||g I,, p is h and I long to
about fifty invited guests.
I'm re Ills |>erll ” - B irm in g h am Age I what ever rights John Main w a d may
this week.
H erald.
Those going over the Columbia river
M eli, th in g s will d lsa p iie a r w hen
have by virtue of a mortgage recorded
Considerable donation road w. rk
highway from Cottrell Sunday were
ym, ( . . 'v e c a n q , ^
(hp
Tha T r»» of Genealogy.
Book 100, * page
and . Fena
Mr. and Mrs F. Beers and children, " a s done on the McCabe hill last Fri­
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h o w as going o ver
v er the
th e fort. “ "I I
— 325.
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vun
It Is w ith th e tre e o f genealogy as
Mr. and Mrs, LuLhins, father and day, which is greatly appreciated by
Nelson-T, tslaff may have by virtue o f '
'
ulmut keeping
w
ith
th e oak of th e fo r e s t—w e m ay
all
and
especially
by
Charles
Updegrave
mother, Mr anil Mrs. Hood and Guy
, u r>
'"*■*
l oui<vll,e C o u rier Jo u rn al,
b
o
ast
o
f
th
e
tim
b
ers
It
h
as
g
iven
to
a
the
cream
hauler,
who
has
oeen
risking
a mortgage recorded Book 105. page
Hood.
" fa te who
vessel, but sa y n a u g h t o f th e
his life there all winter. .............
Those
1110, all of mortgage records of Clacka­ ,,
Saving.
Twins were recently born to Mr. and 80 generously volunteered will n o t «L'»n ll“ * *
stools, the broomsticks
b
r
s
b
.
T
T
r
;
"
'h’
™
Mrs. H. G. Mullmhoff. a boy and a be forgbtten.
mas
County,
Gregor,
also
that
said
de-
.... tolmcco stoppers ninne
' - l,,H'
made rroin
from the
nrai»R. iVn’i'j.tss?
*
forgbtten
• ends and chips.—Douglas Jerrold.
•Hccaoae J want them to last.“
fendents be required to set up in their
Sandy, Oregon.
COTTRELL