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About Mt. Scott herald. (Lents, Multnomah Co., Or.) 1914-1923 | View Entire Issue (May 21, 1914)
John Huntington made a C. E Cleland and family left Tuesday morning for Syakiou Co. Calif , where trip to Hubbard thia weak. they have taken a homestead MIGHTY GOOD MONEY. buaineaa While a crossing city street a What will 15 acres produce in Ida- farmer was knocked down by an It will produce MM> buhsrls of automobile Before he could get out from fine | potatoes per acre These pota- of thr way he *ii knocked down ho? Mrs. Sidney Kelley returned Mrs. Nears of Bellingham spent the Nampa, Idaho thia week. All ehureb. society. *»rson»l and local naw» toes sell for 50 cents per bushel, giv- again by a motorcycle which came no« publishe.1 lor profll. tree. not lea» ot an- week end of last week with Mrs J. W. At rushing along behind ing i a gross return of $4.500 tertalnmenu. conducted for prvSI. published Maffett of Second Ave. The Young Men’* Club of the least. this is what J B Frye of at a *e minimus, ot Sv word». Announoa A friend of hi* on the sidewalk menu and card ol thank», tame rate Adver Methodist church ar* planning a big Canyon county did His method* yelled to him, "Why didn't you ««» Editor Damali, of tlie Herald is tising rale» quoted on requcai. lawn fete to be held soon. were simple Hi* success lay in crop out of the way.*” spending the week at Momouth at the Mr«. C. A. Daniel* ia spending the State Grange. rotation and careful selection of the “How in the dickens did I know Ihr A Committee of the parent-teacher* seed week with friend» in the country Under hi* method the land is pesky thing had a colt!“ was the club, composed of Mrs Otto Kataky, planted to potatoes every third year, Mrs. Mary Zimmerman of ttowego. chairman. Mrs. Ganet Geasel, Mr*. rotating with grain and alfalfa The angry response The Lente Pharmacy ha* equipped formerly of Lents, called on Mr*. Ray Mear. and Mr*. Hawkina, will go before potatoes are cultivated once, a short itself with a new Awning. burn and Mrs. Darnall Saturday after the school board thia afternoon to see time after planting, but they are ir There are a few people in the world noon. if they cannot get a summer school rigated five time* during the season who think their advertiaing should be Lents Business houses are busy titling here. There are about 300 Pupils who Some mighty good money —S T. in up their fronts with screen doors. Members of the ti. A. R. Circle and donated to them. are willing to attend thia summer. Northwest Farmstead 8. of V. will meet Sunday morning, the Margaret Hammer is kw on her 24th. at 10 A. M. have their pictures Mr. and Mr*. Carl Audcrsou of the vacation after leaching in Grandrvnde. taken and then attend memorial service. Woodmere Nursery, mourn the Ion* of Oregon. Uieir infant «laughter Melba Sylvia, who Mias Hili of The Dalles has been die»i Wednesday morning May 13th. Mr. O. M. Tamphn was called away visiting Mrs. Bryant of Park 8t. tills to visit hi» father in Kansas, who has week, and she inspected the Lents school after a brief illneasi. The little body WM laid to real in the MultnomAh very poor health. monday. Cemetry Tliurwlay afternoon under the difvetiona of the Alv«ird I'mtertaking Mrs. George Brookman and children J. W. Horner of Buffalo. Wyoming, Co. Tliey have the *|>m patliy of their spent Tuesday viaiting her parents. Mr. has b«vn visiting friends in Lent* and friends. i He left nd Mrs. Du nee th of Fourth Ave. Woodiuere for several day» formerly lived Tuesday for home. He Rev. T. R. Hornachurh, p**tor of a:niel Ramey. who fell from a building on North Main 8t. Cleaning Pressing Repairing the Firat Evangelical Chu»ch ot Ta dMtured his foot and ankle is getting coma. Waah., and P. Conklin, pMtor of jg<ely end will soon be out. Frank Barnes of Sorth Main St. re th* Evangelical Church of Lent*, ax-I turned recently from old Mexico where change pulpit*, according to the direc >d Mrs. Bert Keach have moved be has been engaged in work. He has Main Lents, Oregon tion of tbe annual conference held last say a gixsi many interesting things to imouth where they will have week in Tacoma. Mr. Hornechuch will : about his experiences in Mexico. of a hotel. move into the F vangelical par»onage next week. He comer highly recom On Account of Advanced Season we Make a Bargain of all All persons who have dowers to span antata. David, The Shepherd King, mended, having closed up a very tue Bedding Plants. Geraniums for 5, 10 and 15c. lobelias, be rendered in the Woodmere will confer a kindness on the local G. A. ceesful paatorate of live st year* embly hall Friday eve. May 22. R. and Circle if they will bring their Salvias, Asters. Fuchsias. Verbenas, Agératum, Coleus, j dower» to the (kidfellows Hall Friday Tacoma. Petunias Vincas. Asp. Fems. Bergonias. Pansys at 20c per » ■ rhe Second team of Baseball of the evening, the 29th. dozen. Strong Celery. Tomatoes. Red Cabbage, Peppers A Piano Opportunity girls of the Woodmere school defeated and Egg Plants. Teacher» and pupil»ofMt. Scott schools. We find ourselves in a position the Woodstock Tuesday after-noon. your Plants ’ including Arleta Woodmere and I»ente. where we are forced to raise a Porch Boxes, Tubs and Hanging Baskets The first Ka-ebaii team oi the girls will goons trip to tlie l’ublic Market large sum of money in a short of the Woodmere school defeated the Saturday morning and after that they will go into the country on a nature time. In order to accomplish Creston School Monday evening. Quality Tailoring New Spring Styles and Latest Patterns JOHN MANZ GRATS CROSSING Ivan Hanierlynck, waa surpriaad at hia home Eighty Second, Street Friday evening by a few friemla. A delicteua lunch waa served * im ! everybody had a Ana time. Mr. E Acton wa* taken *i« k at hia home Tuesday evening. l>r. Tidball of Gray* Croaaing waa called. Minnie ('haiatenaon. Sherwood, Oregon. movine to ia Mr. Ralph Howe left Wednesday evening for hia homestead, Good luck to Ralph. Grays Croaaing now ha* a new Barber Mr. Newbill, who come well recom- ended He has taken Mr Ingle*' shop over. Mr. McGangle Jr. met with a bad accident, lie had hia arm hurt while at work. l)r. Tidball ia attending and the patient ha» been reported doing i well. Mr. lxMii* Bkimaert ha* been called out of town on buaincea Busy man louia is. The People in the neighborhood of I “Gray* Crossing" can certainly be proud of their drugatroe The place waa vitited by several of the whoiaale druggiata a few day* ago, and waa pro nounced the be»t looking anti fully equipped drugstore on the Mt. Hcott line Street Get Mrs. Hansen of Fifth Ave., who been living in town this winter, has turned to her home in Lents. Mrs. J. C. Inlow, returned this week from a lengthy stay in California having visited pretty much all over the state. She was joined by Mr. Inlow at Salem, Mrs. Jessie Hill, primary teacher at and they came on home and he stayed Kent. Ore. is visiting her aunt, Mrs. till after the election, returning Saturday Bryant and her cousin Mrs. Hogue. to hi* work on the Fir Grove Hop Ranch Mr. and Mrs, Harvey Bowman of Gilbert Rd., have rented their farm and at Independance. Mrs. Sopha Kataky, worthy Grand will soon move to Molalla. Matron of the Mt. Scott O. E. 8. entertained her chapter in a most royal Mr. and Mrs. Carl Groth, have moved A good program manner last night, to their ranch at I>unde*. Oregon. Mr. was rendered. Refreshments of Ice Groth was formerly with the New Miss ('ream and Cake were served. Method Laundry. McKinley, Grand Secy., and Miss this we have greatly reduced the price of every piano and player piano in our store. You can get a dandy little Weber for $150. another for $125 and another for $65. If you are interested in a piano that anyone can plav you can find them here at prices from $335 and up. Terms tc suit your convenience. Soule Bros., Piano Co., 388 Morrison Street Graham. Grand Electa, were present. Mrs. M. B. Hogue and »laughter A inoet enjoyable evening was spent. Helen, spent Sat. and Sunday visiting Carol who is attending the State Normal Don’t forget Portland Roee Festival School at Monmouth. . < iregon. <late.»-June n to 12 inclusive. Tlie only change of importance in the program Mr. W. L. Rice, a traveling salesman has !»*-n the con»pl«-t»- elimination of for the Hugh Lyon’s Co. of Lansing, Rex Oregonu* and the substitution of a ' Mich, spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. "Queen of Rotaria” «vho will he tbe Hogue of Fourth Ave. sole reigning monarch during F«*stival week. The election of Her Majesty ami Mr. and Mrs. Frank Miley, and Mr. her mai«ls of honor is now on an»l the and Mrs. Carl Groth, sjient Sunday polls will lie «»pen until the night of j Picknicking at tlie Auto Club grounds Saturday, May It». Tlie qm-en and Iwr at Troutdale. They reporta delightful court wili be given a grand tour of all , tlie principal coast citiee prior to tlie I time. ' opening ot the Rose Festival. A large number of members of the Christian Endeavor of the Friends church met at the home of Mr. and Mrs 8. L. Hammer, ."»th Ave., <unday after TAILORING ANO DRESSMAKING noon. Children’s Sewing Done at Rea sonable Prices ’be Delegate* from «tate- 8. School ■ntion at Albany, re|»ort the greatest ,ntion in the history of Oregon, ^■onimeriial Club of Albany gave jiegate* an auto ride around the t d entertaiu-»l them in * bountiful 0 • ______ she Ladiee Aid of the M E. Church ’ met with Mr*. Mary Woodworth of 10th Ave., W<dt.e*day. The President Mr» McGrew with her boey helper« are | planning for a eummer Mie. Mr. and Mrs. A. B »alright, celebrated j their silver wedding on the evening of I May 18th. About 25 of their friends | I and neighbors were entertained. Rev. ~ Myra Smith, officiating, The evening i will be one of the pleaeant memories of LENTS, OREGON I--------------------- ----- i General Machine Shop SWISS EMBROIDERY A. N. GARDNER Nice collection of new samples at reasonable prices. School Girls get your Graduating Dresses Ordered Now JEWELER I Watches, Jewelry Repair Work Remember the Name-BOHNA Fust Class Near Poet Office, LENTS General Shoeing and Plow Grinding building constructed our lumber. will I* Chester belie» e» no,hist I* <•«* good for Lest» »nd hi» gslros« »nd that this »er- vice ia appreciated la »hsw* by ih» treatly and itesdlly increased patroaafe. Every lioard thoroughly sound and fully seasoned. It cuts with levs waste ami Give us your next order. Shop Third Ave. and Foster Road F F Tailor to Men and Women 0 I We Give S. 4 H. Green Trad ing Stamps Tbe Copeland Lumber Company Phone Tabor 1371 Foster Roa«l ami Compboll Hl*, lamta Station, Portland, (>r«-gon KOlCXOIOOlOOIOOOOOIOOOIOn WANTED — Boys may be had and sometime» girls. The older one* at ordinary wage* and others to be achoole<l and cared for In return for «light service* render*!. For ¡«rtiou- lar* ad<lrr*a W. T. (Janloer. »uperin- temlent Boy* and Girls Ahi Socle tv of ■ Oregon, i’ortlan I. < Ire tf AGENTS WANTED—We want a re liable man or woman in l^enta to look altar renewal* ami new »nliecription* to Metropolitan, “The llvlieet inagaiine in America." The work mav lie «lone io •pare time—a few hour* each week Lifieral pay for what ever time i* put in. No invretmenl or bon«i required, no previou* experience neceeaary. Full inatrnclion» and •tipnHe* rent Iree. Give two referencea l>e*k 14, .Metro politan Maaasine. New York. KUH MAI.SC FOR KALE—Good young horse. quire at Herald office. sale. In Inquire Lag * M. FORMALE—A new first class built es press wagon Inquire of J. L. Paul, Grrenalade'a Blacksmith Shop, Foster Road. FOR HALE:- JOO White lawhorn baby chickens. E. M. Calkina, Gillu-rt Hta. Home Phone 2924. Buff leghorn males (or breeding, prise stork Buff, white an«l brown leghorn setting eggs. *<022, bft Ave 8. E. Tahor 343». letter head», envelopes, cards, bill heads, auction notices and poater*, dodgers, announcements, etc, at Mt. Weott Pub Co , office, Lente. FOR HAI.E—Pure Bre«l Rhode Island Red Egg* for hatching, *1 00 per setting of IS. Mrs. Frank Htinfllns 1'v mile east of lenta. Home Phone 4821. KOH UKN1 Shop in Lents "Always in The Lead" Chester’s Sanitary Barber Shop has added a fourth chair to accommodate their rapidly- increasing business. Three men are on through week days and four on Saturdays. found with stands all kinds of weather. Ernest E. Hatter The First Four Chair Barber out is tlie liarn or other Interfering and Lame Horses ResMtnic. Mh Ave. »nd Mari* St. htb Ave. Sislion sear Lent». Phene Taber 3774 BERRY PICKERS WANTED—KI) woman ami girl» wanlml to pick rasp berries at Hutchinson's about Jun* 1. Throw-fourths mil« north of lent« on Powell Valley road. Those deni ring to pick through the season »lionId call at house on preinisee or call Tabor Mil. LUMBER—At our new mill D* miles southeast of Kelso. We deliver lumber, lonsrud Bros (• BUILT TO LAST Horse Special Attention Give to Frank (rotten received word of the death of his brother at McMinvilte Wednesday. Mr Golden’s brotlier «m> attending tbeOraud lyxigeof Oddfellows at that plac>-, ami was stricken suddenly, the cause not lieing knows. Mr Gdldl o’ left for McMinvilte Wednesday after fl' «' KF W ( It I» I r II., iianww .»f paraona who pudted r.wrw and otlirr fiownra «ml daatamd boahaa in my jar«l wr<lnr*lay night of lairt week, E klata IJ01 Foetcr Road. Ml sere ranch, house and barn In Nelitz, In partv who will clear 2*» acre* each year J. T. Aitken. T. M. WALSH Express and Baggage W’ANTED:—To engage 30 famille* inan la-ota to pick hop* <>n my farm near Sherwood — Writ»« fur full Itifor- malion E. E. Roger*. RD 2. Sher- arood Ore. DRY COUNTRY SMHWiMID— Kern Park Feed A Fuel Co. Tahor 1280. WAGON WORK A SPECIALTY Furniture and Piano Moving WANTED— A good reliable man or woman to solicit milM-iptiona. Enquire at lierai»! offltv FOR SALE—Pure brwj wh horn rooater. Inquire at Ilei « Foster Roa»l Blacksmithing, W .»N I KI » CEDAR POSTS—for at Herald office. WHEN YOU WANT LIGHT GROCERIES, BAKING GOODS. CONFECTIONERY, CI GARS, FRUITS, VEGETABLES. ETC. All Goods and Work One Block East of Main on Foster Rd. their married life. The Rebekah Ixidge elected officer» last Friday nigbr as follows; N. G Nellie Dilley; V.G. M>rt«- Hager; Recording Secretary, M i »d • C »x; Financial Secret try Alic • A «-n ; TreaaU'er, Tr sate Spri >g. The d'-gr, e work was by fur the beet ever put on here. This lodge is also making a rapi I and steady growth, in membership. John Brown, Gresham, Ore. Manufacturer and Importer, West Hotmken, N. L Sm-cesmirn to ('. E. Cleland Lents, City and Way Points MODERATE RATES PROTECTION AND BENEFITS Audit for Tutit>er-Ho»4*Mirt ft Company Gasoline Engines A Spebialty STAND 52 First St.’Cor. Pte*. whb Post Special Dclhery. Phones M»in M2. A-IM2 noon. Oregon Fire Relief, Oregon Merchants Mutual Fire, American Life and Accident In surance of Portland Mrs. R. Keil, Main St., I^ents. Oregon Smith & Colgan Prices Reasonable In Oregon’s Most Reliable Association QUICK SERVICE FIRST CLASS WORK All Kinds Repairing Lawn Mowers Sharpened, and Saws filed and etc. INSURE NOW Tabor 3614 Tabor 4575, cor 9th and Marie, Quite a numt>er of the member» of the Eureka Rebekah Lodge of Lents, visited the Rose City Lodge of Woo«l- lawn, last Thursday evening, Tbey re port the Rose City Lodge al» grami -ntertainers. Main St., Lenta Phone labor ¿130 NewMethodLaundry "FÜR 8AI.E” an«i “WANT" realer* in claaeltled column, I cetil J»er word (or flr»l inaertion; % Cent »ulieequentlv. Watch the column for tiargain*. for Lents Seed and Flower Store study trip. CLASSIFIED It I 11 V/c Lead—others have to follow rather than close the doors I.OBT ANI> POt'NII 3 of the largest loaves of hot bread for 10c FOUND - WATCH—Owner should call st Ml. Beoti Publishing Co. office atvl give dlscription. Hundreds of thousands are enjoying the result of our baking, give us a trial and be convinced. Bruder’s Bakery Foster Road Next Door to P. O. The Old Time Lent« Biker, Formerly ths Mt. Scott Bakery R’member we Have Changed the Name to Brugger’s Bakery Lents Sta., Portland, Oregon I WE ARE HERE TO STAY Dili* Oregonian, Herald, McCall,( Magazine and Sunset, all for the regular price (g»t OU) of the Oregonian, If taken at the Herald office. |l .Mi pay* for the lierai»! on» vear ami three tin- aluminum «aure pane— worth $3.00. Call or write us your order. The llcrald.