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SANDY, CLACKAMAS COUNTY, OREGON, THURSDAY, JULY 13, 1016
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Items
The Mt. Hood Creamy board met
The J. E. Beale baseball team of Port­
Tuesday and transacted routine business land and the Cottrell team played on
the Cottrell grounds Sunday.
The
D. 0. Boswell of Estacada, was in score was 11 to 13 in favor ot Cottrell.
town Monday.
Dan Powers and George Mettley, of
Portland,
and mr.
Mr. Him
and Mrs. Mttinox.
Lennox, of
o j 1 • . . t - v
.
Diudiiu. mm
Sandy Junto« beat Ftrwood 32 to 0, u .nts> visited s „nd nith Mr
;
m a ball game Sunday afternoon.
I —
R. —
Hutchins and Guy Hood.
Mrs. R. F. D ittert is on the sick list.
The Cottrell Ladies Club spent a pleas-
Coyottes are getting rather numerous It Is squared on four sides, but Is not
around here. They make night terrible yet detached from mother earth.
with their yelps. They killed a calf for
The crude Arab story has it that a
Mrs. Kitzmiller recently.
Otto Kleetnan the well known archi­
female giant was carrying It wheu she
tect, and Mrs. Kleeman are at their
Remember the leap year party at A. heard her baby cry. She dropped It
summer home here. They expect to
J. Morrison’s next Saturday night, All there, and no one lias moved It since.
If that baby hadn't drnwu its mother’s
stay two or three months.
good people welcome.
attention from her work there would
be today In the walls of the temple a
H. S. Eddy was in Portland on busi-
j
iftn n
a stone seventy feet long and fifteen feet
ness Friday last.
ant afternoon Wednesday with Mrs. Fred ^UclVCfl
lYCWiird square. It Is a large stone and will no
doubt some time Justify the amount of
Mrs. Maronay is reported tobe on the Wagner.
J. I. Roberts has secured the agency sick list.
work that has been done on it. At
One sorrel saddle pony brand G one present It helps six hotels, a dozen
for 189? aluminum ware in Marion
side. W. G. on other. One sorrel wild curio shops, a score of muleteers and a
county and takes up the work this week
Hazel Beers has been visiting rel­
horse, lame right front foot, branded K station master.—Christian Herald.
atives at Cottrell, the past week.
101 on right stifle.
Born to Mr. and Mrs. Melvin Smith,
Everet Wilson, Oregon City.
D ickens and W o m e n ’s Clubs.
Saturday, July 8th., an eight pound girl.
Mr. Maronay and Mr. White are hay'
Mt. Hood Creamery will give a public ¡ng
There
Is a certain connection between
Vern Rogers. Frank McGugin, Carl picnic and meeting, July 29th.
Dickens and the origin of the “wo­
Shetterly and Mr. and Mrs. Bonnett
Mrs. Gourdeau was a Sandy visitor
men’s club" movement In the United
Sunday, the sixteenth, the school pic­
HE WAS A MAN OF HABIT. SUtes
have gone to Suit mit House on a two
Monday.
which will Interest his admirers.
nic
of
the
Evangt
lie
Lutheran
church
weeks camping trip.
New York Press club in 18(18 ven­
will take place in grove adjoining the
John McCormack is back from Eastern And H » C ouldn’t B reak H la R o utine The
tured to give a dinner to him and to
Even to Be Agreeable.
church.
Oregon and is busy m the hay field.
exclude all women workers on th e
A number of our local fans attended
A couple in a Broadway restaurant
H. H. Watkins has purchased a Ford were engaged in a conversation which newspapers of the city. The affront
the ball game at Cottrell Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Shelley and daughter
was felt keenly. It led straightway to
Johnnie, and Gladys Bachelder, autoed and is running the Bull Run cream to all appearances was tender as well
Walter Grunert, Raymond and Alec to Cascade Locks, Sunday. Miss Shelley route formerly run by J. E. Sinclair of as confidential when an elderly man the organization of u women's club
called Sorosls. of which the chief mem­
Firwood.
Gray attended the Chautauqua at Glad­ of Hood River, returned with them.
walked stolidly past thirty or more va­ bers were press women, uinoug them
stone Sunday.
cant tables and sat down at theirs Jenny June Croly, Kate Field and
The Watkins family called on the j. The couple stopped talking and looked
Alice and Phoebe Cary. The success of
Mr. and Mrs. D. E. Smith and daught­ C. Smith family of Firwood, Sunday.
at the man with an icy stare. But the Sorosls was such and its Influence in
Mr. Pridemore of Government Camp ers, Helen and Maud of Pasco, Wash,
man’s mind was not in a receptive ex[>nndlng the rangé of women's Inter­
was in town a few days last week.
were visitors at the Bachelder home
state. He calmly studied the bill of est and Influence wus so uiurked that
over Sunday.
fare and ordered Lis ineui.
It at once had Imitators.—Christian
Mrs. C H. Edwards and daughter
The woman in the case looked des­ Science Monitor.
Barbara, went to Portland Friday
perate. "Is there no remedy?” she
where they will spend a tew days yisit
Quite a number of the Dover patrons said to her companion.
M a rria g e and M ath em a tic s .
"None apparently short of actual
ing relatives.
attended Grange at Sandy last Satur­
"Yes,” said the old mathematician,
murder." he replied.
day, considering the very busy season
with a gleam In bis eyes. "I’ve always
“We might move.” she suggested.
The Mt. Hood Creamrey will give a of the year.
Paul Meinig has purchased a new
“No; let’s stick." he said. “I am go­ looked at It that way. Marriage Is ad­
picnic July the 20th in Meinig’s grove.
Mitchell ear.
Joe DeShazer is hauling lumber with ing to find out why tills ill mannered dition. wheu the little ones come it s
The officers will giye a semi-annual re­ three teams to build the new house Lee pelican Is butting In when there are so multiplication, wheu dissension comes
up to cloud the horizon of their huppi-
many vacant tables."
Mrs. L. VanFleet of Cottrell, is visit port of the creamery and there will be Cooper is helping haul.
In slightly modified terms the ques­ ness It’s division, and when the final
ing her daughters, Mrs. C. Shetterly speakers to talk on the question of
parting comes It's subtraction.”
Mrs. Catherine Morrison returned tion was put to the aged interloper.
dairying. Everybody bring baskets and
and Mrs. M. Goger.
"And how about divorce?” asked the
”1 don't mean to freeze folks out,” he
from Newberg, Oregon, last Saturday
sj>end the day.
listener.
replied.
"This
Is
my
table.
I
have
from a two week visit with her son
Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Dixon and fam­ Ira Morrison and family.
“Oh. thut would come under the de­
Mrs. Shetterly and son Carl, Mr. and
eaten luncheon at this table every day
ily
autoed
to
Bull
Run
Lake
last
Sun­
Mrs. Bonnett and Louise Goger went
for the last fifteen years. You don't nomination of fractions.”
Mr. A. Koenaman and Alfred Shirley suppose, do you, that I am gobig to be
day.
fishing Thursday at Bull Run Lake.
came home from the Camp to spend the thrown out of gear nt this late day
W h en H e W e e Bed.
The guests ai Wilkins’ Sunday were:
Percy T. Shelley has purchased a new Mrs. J. G. DeShazer and children, Mrs. 4th at home. They went back last Just because you people want to be
It has been said that you never know
sentimental? I am a man of habit.*
Monday.
a man till you travel with him, and
race horse.
J. E. Sinclair and Mr. Withers.
"From people who hnve habits." Raid
Mr. Longanecker, of Dallas, OJegon, the young man, “good Lord deliver certainly traveling has a tendency to
Mrs. Joe Wilcoxon and children spent
bring out all the depravity lunate lu
P. T. Shelley sold a horse to the U. 8.
and Mr. Hutchbon and Mr. Bartlett, me. And then be ordered the wuiter human nature. Out of this test, how­
Saturday with Mrs. Guy Woodle.
cavalry oue day last week.
of Portland, spent the week end at the to serve them at another table.—New ever. Benjamin IKsraell emerged with
York Letter in Pittsburgh Dispatch.
Mr. and Mrs. Bosholm and children Koennaman home.
flying colors. This Is what was said
C. H. Edwards was down from the and Mrs. Wilcoxen spent Sunday with
of him by Mrs. Austen, who, with her
Mr.
Talbet,
representing
the
Mit
h-
mountains over Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Smith.
husband, traveled with him when he
ROADS AND THEIR USES.
ell, Lewis & Staver, of Portland, was
was quite a young man. as related In
C.
D.
Smith
visited
at
J.
C.
Smith’s
in
Dover
last
week
the
guest
of
A.
J.
B. S. Edwards went to Mt. Hood
L ikew ise T h e ir M a te rie l*. and Also Mr. Mouyiienny’s biography:
Sunday.
Morrison.
Monday morning where he will pack
“Your brother.” she says (the letter
8om e Sarcastic Com m ents.
Claud Smith is home through harvest.
wire up the mountain.
H. H. Udell, road superintendent,
A road Is a device of long standing, was addressed to Disraelis slsteri. "Is
so easily pleased, so accommodating,
Mr. and Mrs. Ktnse and daughters. has again gone over the roads with the which In modern times Is used for
Mr. and Mrs. Purcell went' to Dorothy and Marjorie, Mr. and Mrs. grader and has put them in fine shape autos to wear out Roads are also so amusing and so actively kind that
used to raise dust and taxes and kill 1 shall always reflect U | hui the domes­
Monday morning and returned home Dallon Siddwell and two children of
Every one is busy making hay, and chickens, dogs and children.
tic part of our Journey with the great­
Portland Tuesday.
Portland, and Mr. and Mr. and Mrs. A. the rattle of the mower is heard in ail
Roads are very common, almost as est pleasure. Your brother has be­
Malar and Mr. Malar, Sr., autoed to directions.
common as accidents. We see them haved excellently, except when there
Is a button, or, rather, buttons, to be
Aurthur Kriever visited at the Junker Welches. Rhododendron and the Toll
F. 8. Morrison and wife, of Marsh­ everywhere. It is quite dlfflcult. In­ put on his shirt; then he Is violently
home Sunday.
Gate Sunday.
deed.
to
go
nuy
distance
without
run­
field, Oregon, are visiting at A. J. ning across oue.
bad, and tbls happens almost dally.”
Mr. Withers is building an addition to Morrison’s.
Roads are made of various materials.
Mrs. H. Mills went to Troutdale Mon­ J. C. Smith’s barn.
Several of our local sports went fish­ In the northern part of this country
day night.
Justus Strowhridge spent Saturday ing in Alder and Boulder Creeks and they are made of Idiu-stone and macad­
evening with Harold and Arnold Krelw caught about three hundred fine trout am. In the southern part they are
The Odd Fellows, Rebeccas and their and I^twrenee Barber.
made of mud. Of the two kinds of
last Sunday.
families will meet Thursday night.
material the mud Is likely to be more
Mr. and Mrs. Gerkie spent Sunday
The D. D. bunch spent a pleasant duiali.e. which, as the Scripture so
with
the Wendland boys.
time at the Koennaman home last Sun­ beautifully expresses it. “sticketh to
Mr. Meinig, Gertrude, Frances, and
Hens need exercise during warm
one like a brother.”
Alfred Meinig went to Chautauqua Sun­
Mrs. A. Malar and Mrs. W. L. Wilk­ day evening.
•
weather. If they are confined In dose
Roads
are
not
always
friendly
with
day.
ins and daughter, Lucile, spent Wed­
Victor Bodley and family called on each other, and. although they can lie quarters dig up a few rods of the runs
Mrs. G. W. Beers visited Mrs. A. nesday at Gladstone.
Dover friends Sunday, also visited at seen constantly mingling together, they and keep the ground moist so the lay­
ers will scratch. Feed them grain In
Butolph .Sunday afternoon.
E. D. H art’s in Firwood.
are likely to be cross. When a road litter and make them scratch It out
enters
a
city
It
becomes
puffed
up
with
Tbls will afford exercise.
Louis Bodley and wife, of Portland,
Hazel Mills spent Sunday at home.
1 be lncubutor lias many advantages,
were at the ranch Sunday. Joe will Importance and is then known as a
Street, a boulevard or an avenue.
but none are more apparent than that
remain for a few weeks to improve her
Life In cities, however, in spite of It does not transmit lice to the young
Bids Wanted.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles L. Hunter at­ health as Dover is quite a health resort. the society, is not always agreeable to chicks. Old Biddy does, and that Is
F« r digging a well for School District tended Chautanqna at Glad-tone Park
Mrs. Ed Littlepage and Mrs. Suckow, I roads, which are then likely to lie af­ one reason why she should be kept
No. 124. Bids to be in on or before the last Sunday.
of Sandy Ridge, called on Mrs. Upde- j flicted with various diseases^ among busy laying while the Incubator hatches
which we may mention gasplj>eltls. her brood.
fourteenth of August. Board reserves
Mrs. L. VanFleet spent ¡he past week grave last week and got some very fine telegrapbitls and graftonomy.—Life.
Hens naturally like a dark place In
right to reject any or all bids. Address
in Sandy visiting her daughters, Mrs. straw berries.
whh
h to lay. and such a place can be
Mrs. C. B. Chown, Eagle Creek, Oregon. Shetterly and Mrs. Goger
provided by a box tight on all sides.
W. P. Roberta has been laid up with
Mow B'3
th> B ,byf
Route 1. Clerk.
1 tad heard great stories aliout the Into which |s cut a hole large enough
The Pleasant Home embroidery clnb rheumatism the past we« k.
pyrnmlda,
but after seeing the stones to admit the hen easily about four
Mrs. Beckwith’s sister, Miss Joe met Tuesday afternoon with Mrs. Chas.
Mrs. Joe DeSbaxer’s mother, of Lau- at Baalbek those of the great pyramid Inches from the bottom
L.
Hunter.
Flemming and Mr. Hepp, of Portland
A small piece of camphor about the
terell. ia here for a visit.
loolosl like children's building blocka.
visited with Mrs. Beckwith a few day
In the quarry is a stone on whose up­ size of a grain of rye dally and ten
W. A. Proctor and family attended
John Roberts has bought Birche's per surface a troop of cavalry could drops of camphor or turpentine added
last week.
Chautauqua at Gladstone Sunday.
Ford. Now girla took out.
stand (If it were a small enough troop,. to a pint of drinking water is said to
be a good remedy for the g.qie».
HILL CREST
DOVER
FIRWOOD.
COTTRELL