The Sandy news., December 21, 1916, Image 4

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Everything in my store, including STOCK and FIXTURES must be sold by the first of January 1917
as I have made other business arrangements and will move from Sandy by th at date.
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Here is a chance to buy your XMAS GIFTS as I am offering everything in stock at what it COST me
Buy NOW before everything is gone
Beckwith, the Jeweler.
HILL CREST
rem ain about a month.
Many fam era are busy plowing since
the sno v di appeared, wit n it is r.ot
C. E, Dei ew and lamily moved on to
uning tto haiu.
the Holbrook pla o com ing from Salem
The r« ad plank have been laid on
vi* Hull Bun. lie hud Mr. Maronuy
and W atkins haul lua goods up from Be nr Creek bill; which is a wonderlul
mpiovenitnt and is much appreciated
m e station.
oy the public.
Mr. Powers, of Pendleton, who has
A light red colored yearling steer
In en ill the harness business tlieit) loi
the past few years, has bought the« uthty triyeil from the ranch of A. J. Morri­
acie ranch, winch formerly belonged io son about ten «lays ago. Finder, please
W estby, lie moved out, on his place notify,
last week.
Several of the Dover people expect
Mr Clark expects to move io Grants
Puss soon.
John
Matonay butchered two hogs
la s t w e ek .
Scnske A Melugiit are baleing hay
ai.d straw.
but it is «ertain they will never be
brought to trial. Why? They have
too much money and they are such
strong church workers. This report is
official and was done a t the dictation of
Congress to ascertain the cause of the
industrial uniest which is attributed to
low wages and unemployment.
There will he a dance a t the hotel on
Christmas night, next Monday evening.
Good music and a good time expected.
Everybody invited.
Charles W. Eliot, the most wiilely
known and highly esteemed of Ameri­
to attend the dunce at Sandy next Sat- can scholars, says in Colliers, the rites,
dogmas and creeils which have proved
ursilay night.
useless must be relegated to history
with all their shockihg ideas about God.
and man, salvation for the few and
damnation for the many with all the
ascetics magical and meditori^l con­
ception of priesthood and sainthood.
Merry Xmas to everybody.
GRUNERT
Wishes You a Merry Xmas
and a Prosperous New Year.
CHERRYVILLE
Joint W hite and non, Staff, went t >
Portland Eriday with .Mr. lo w er in . is
It is a einch that it will not be a
auto and returned by way of Bull Run merry Xmas to a good many.
Saturday.
FIRWOOD.
MERRY XMAS
From
Christmas entertainm ent a t the school
Depew’s wood house on Saturday evening of this
house and drugg<*d oil hall a small hog week. A good program. Everybody
Mrs. A. Malar spent Saturday and
E.nlay night
W hat was left ot it was invited.
Sunday with her mother, Mrs. llea-
found nearly a >|Uar.« r of a mile away
A. B. Brooke was here last week on cock, of Damascus.
buried under some leaves.
his way from his ranch a t Hood River Justus Strowhridge visit'd Sunday with
Maik Senske and Mr. Cox a n ' haitl- to Tacoma where he will spend the Mr. and Mrs. Bosholnt, Sr.
i ig hay trotii John W hile's place.
winter.
Miss Irene Smith returned home
lehn Mitchell returned from the
F. E. (dark has a heifer coming Tue-day a fte r spending seyeral weeks
mountains .'•unday,
three years old th at never to Mr. in Portland.
Clark’s knowledge had a mouthful of
Several of the Firwood people a tte n ­
hay in her life
This animat is the
ded the «lance a t Vpdegrave’a S atur­
finest two-year old on the range.
day night and reported a fine time.
Mrs. Allen has traded her piano to
Joe Wilcoxen went to the hospital
Before another issue of our newsy I Mr. Bosholm of Firwood for three Wednesday to have an operation.
Jersey
heifers
coming
two
years
old
little Sandy News will be out Christmas j
Rev. M. B. Parounagian, Sunday
will have past tor liflt, So here is to and then some. This was a good deal
School Missionary. Oregon Conference
you one and all wishing you a Merry all around.
of the M. E. Church, gave a lecture at
Christmas.
Rev. Mr. and Mrs. Minor, of Sandy,
the school house last Wednesday night.
The Christmas program at the Dov« r after church service took lunch a t the He also organized Sunday school, the
«•hurch will come off next Eriday night. Bungalow. Glad to meet them for Mr. officers are: I.nla DeShazer, Superin­
Ail are invited.
The teacher, Misa Miner is a pleasant, good, sincere man tendent; Bretha Stuelii, Assistant Sup­
Brown, has the children well prepared and his wife is a real lady.
erintendent; Viol* Deshazer, Secretary;
and the program will l>e well rendered,
Congress has report«! favorably a Paul ^Deshazer, T reasurer; Bernice
The advisors are:
Mrs. A. Koennaman was called to Nation wide prohibitun law and there is Dixon, Organist.
I uallatitl last Tuesday on account of the strong 1‘klihood th a t it will become a Mrs. J. W. Dixon, Willard Bosholm
serious illness of her father, Mr. Hod­ law. About seven years ago Governor and Mi>a Carrie Lamoureaux.
Hoch of Kansas pnxiicted that in less
son.
Mr. and Mrs. J. E. Sinclair and fam ­ Bosholm.
than ten years the whole nation wonld
Facts For Lime Users.
ily spent Sunday at Cherryville.
The dance given by Mrs. Vpdegrave tie ’ d ry .” Oh. you California!
These ate facts for lime users: Lime
Mrs. F. Alt was a Portland visitor
last Saturday night was not largely at-
J. W. Dixon killed a coon and a wild­
is best applied just ahead of a tilled
In the final report of the Industrial
t nded, but all present report a very
Monday.
cat last week.
crop, such as corn fla y soil needs
Coinmisa
on,
a
copy
of
which
is
receiv­
enjoyable time. Clarence Cassidy, of
larger applications of lime than doe«
Rev. Paranougian and Rev. Miner
Mrs. J. G. DeShazer received word sandy soil. Wet soil needs larger ap­
bandy, Merton E. Late an«t Mr». J. E. ed at this office, the m nrder ot fourteen
were the supper guests at J. G. De-
people
at
Ludlow.
Colorado,
in
the
coal
Tuesday nivht of the death of her plications of lime than does well drain­
Sinclair turinsKsI the music.
strike two years ago is directly charged .-hazers Wedm-sday night.
grandmother, Mrs. S. F. H««wlett. ed soil. Soils rich In organic m atter
M. E. Lee and fam ly arrived home to John D. Rockfeller ami his son. In
Ruth. Harold and Amohl Krebs spent She had t«een an invalid for four years. ■ need more lime :bau do sandy soils.
from Knappa. Oregon, where they I
plain words they are guilty ot murder, Son,lay afternoon
with
Mildred I
won; last February. They expect to |
A «tog got into Mr
Bauer’s General Store
Do your late Xmas shopping.
prepared for all.
We are
DOVER
R. E. Esson Drug’ Co.
Wishes to thank you for your patronage
during the past year, and also that you
may*have a pleasant Christmas and a
beautiful New Year.