Mt. Scott herald., January 11, 1917, Image 4

lames Harvey and daughter, of Cor­
Blrththlssri-Bdxter.
vallis. »pent th«« week end in la-nta,
guests of Mr. and Mrs. C. Coffman,
Miss I ena Birth!hisael, who has
Mr Harvey was formerly a.-exa-inti-d
made
her home in Lents for the past
with the buaineiw fraternity of Lent*.
All «hurt h,«ocicty. ver»on«l and local new*
three
years,
was united in marriage to
not publtahist (or profit. free, notice» of en­ having law-n a member of the firm of James Baxter, of Itlachley, Ore., mi
tertainment, . on.liK t.'.l for profit. publUhed Wing A Harvey ; ho was also eonmvted
Thuradav, the 4th Inst. The marriage
at a 3fic minlnnin, of &o word«.
Announce­ with the si-hiHils of the city.
iver,*Wai
I;
ments and card o( thank». Mine rate. Adver*
Western Oregon is luxuriating in a will make their home nt Horton, Ore.
tiring rate» quoted on requ, »t.
S| m -1I of genuine Spring weather The
The |>o|>ularity of the bride in attenteil
Pussy Willow» have evidently heard the
J. A Jet«-», at '.* li St. nnd 65th A vv. call ami have crept out of their little bv tin- in. t that «he was given a
serena.le bv her friends both before ami
is quite reri.uisly ill.
brown beds to blink in the sun. The e't- r the ci- itful <lav in her life's his
for nitul, which is our gn-.-tti st lira vbxck.
Mr». Claud
>trmnn lias lievn
the I*ast We k
ha-all disappeared, thanks to our tine,
gravelly soil, and evvryliody is happy.
Mrs Fankh
ill for the pa»
e Mt .- H-ott W.
HOMI
Mrs. D. Mcl
wit
F. Gilbert,
cl. !..
St rt ■t, Tu< »-lay. J
ly of Lents, v
VK
A Ir».M. I
week
A. I* I 18 *.
Bert Brunn
spent a few
bnahcr Ben.
Sr.. left Wedr.e«lsy sioimry Siwieti
' Mrs McKii
re she will spend a in temperance u ■ TK >r
for Corvallis,
aliould not tail t hear h er
few days.
Many |««-|>le ay not
an are that
A Pb I’AIU MI \T COMircrEI» BY
Miss Nellie
Richmond district, is visiting her cousin Rev. John Riley, pastor of tIn­ Friends
Church, »lands third in the automobile
Mr. Olsmi is home from Morrow
Mrs. H. A Darnall.
I Kt MUNI. Kt KN PARK. AKLtlA.
contest of W. H. Markul . Fast Side De­
County for a few days. lie Ini« Iss n
Isaac Ditch, brother of John A. Ditch,
Mr», l-.lton Shaw, of 4 102 ïuth St., is
partment Store. This contest eloere
of Foster Road, sjwnt a few days with February 1st. Rev. Riley is the only lo­ suffering from a severe attack of too* engaged ill drilling wells in an attempt
to strike mi artesian 11 uw. One well Ims
the latter recently.
cal contestant and we an- »ure 114- spirit aititi».
I m - vii «link to a depth <>( ;W feet, with
Kat»kv Bros, are preparing to move of the community will prompt a general
Mr. and Mrs. Ja». Wiseman ¡ire enter­ 200 feet of waler. Mr Olson is of the
into their fine new building early next rallying in his behalf during the last two taining friends from Seaside, Ore., at opinion that (lowing water will Is- found
week.
weeks.
their home at .».»10 72nd St. this week.
by going still deeper.
Road master York is very proud of a
We notice that John D., popular gro­
Mr. Hildebrand ami family have
At the 5 o’clock Vesper service at the
pair of stout rubber-welt shoes he pur­ cer of 1-ents, and also the Mt. Scott Drug
Laurelwood C«>ngrvgational Church neat moved into their new home.
chased of N. N. Nygaard. Says they’re | Co., have just stocked up with a full line
Sunday the address will l»e given by Dr.
The new home of Mr. Stephen« is
the best shoes he ever had.
' of Ferry Seeds. Owing to the high cost Edward Crawford, President of the nearly completed and will soon tie ready
The many friends of Miss Maude of all kinds of farm produce there is no Portland University. Dr. Crawford's
Brumwell were glad to see her in Lents 1 doubt but that every one who can possi­ subject will tie, “The Development of for occupation.
The many friend« of Mr». O'Sullivan
this week.
She has been living at bly do so will planta garden this Spring. Personality." As the doctor’s specialty
Tigard with her sister. Mrs. Starkey.
It will soon be time to prepare the I is Anthropology his lecture will no doubt will be pleased to know that «lie is
The North Bank Railroad, beginning ground for the early vegetables. This lie given a doubly scientific atmosphere. rapidly recovering from her recent ill­
Jan. let. gave a raise of wage to their kind of “preparedness” will appeal to Mme. Fanjuel Crawford, director of the ness.
Mm. Ham, who has lieen ill for some
employee, the lowest paid help getting all.
Conservatory of the Portland Universi­
time,
is improving, hut is still routined
the largeet increase.
Born to Mr. and Mr». H. V. Smith, ty will sing, “One Sweetly Solemn
to
her
room.
south
of
Johnson
Creek,
Jan.
3rd,
a
Thought,” by Ambrose. Miss Ingraham
Mrs. Brasmer and daughter of Goble,
Mr. Nelson ha« made application fur
Washington, were guests at the home of son. News of the arrival of this young will accompany Mme. Crawford and
John A. Ditch, the bicycle man, of gentleman was late in reaching this will also play "Kammenoi Ospro.” by the installing of a Pacific stab* phone.
When this is accomplished lie exp-ct» to
office, but as we are interested in the Rubenstein.
Foster Road, the past week.
growth of the Mt. Scott district we I Th«* Parent-Teacher Association, of advertise his wissl sawing business in
Mr. and Mrs. William Starkey, of
make the announcement notwithstand- the Arleta seh«x>l, will meet Friday the Herald Look out (or a Iss-nt in the
Tigardville, were in Lents recently
wo<sl sawing business when thia lake»
1
visiting with the latter’s brother, Ben ing it is a week over-due. We under­ evening. Jan. 12. at the si -I kmi I house.
place.
stand
that
it
is
fourteen
years
since
a
The adilress of the evening will l«e given
Brumwell, of Foster Road.
baby came to this home. the little
Au exchange contains an article on 1 daughter of the family being fourteen by Mr. Hale, Suis-rintendent of State
Reformatory work. He will sfieak par­
Lkir.’t let Skin Roubles Spread.
“How to Save Dollars,” A good many • vears of age.
ticularly of the dt-ailly eth-ct.»
nicotine.
of us feel that we are chiefly interested
Re«I, pimply skin that itches and .
I Ora Smith, the young son of Edward E. Eugene Renfro, tenor soloist, will
in how to get them.
burns is embarrassing, and get« worse
' and Myra B. Smith, of 92nd St., was sing tw<> -» lection«. “< >neSleeping Hour”
if neglected.
Bad skin is a social I
O. O. Haysolt, of 100th St. was recent­ I taken to the Good Samaritan Hospital
by Is-e, and “Anchored,” by Watson, handicap and a constant source of
ly obliged to give up his work at the j Tuesday moming and later in the >lay
lie will 1«- accompanied bv Mary Can- worry. Correct it at once with Dr.
American Canning Works on account of i was operate«! on for appendicitis, The
tharn.
Hobson’s Eczema Ointment.
This I
sickness. He is recovering slowly, but appendix was found to have been broken
At last Sunday’s Ves|»-rs at th«- Iuiu- healing ointment kills the germ, soothes
Mrs. Haysolt 1» now quite poorly.
and he is in a very critical condition. relwood Congregational Church, Mrs.
the irritation and quickly restores vour
T' e daily press announces that a 1 The many friends ot the family will
Mary Trumls-ll spoke on “Our New Ci- skin to normal. For babies suffering
Wa- ington man has been appointed hope to hear of his improved condition,
tizanship," which lieing interpreted the tortures of eczema, or for grown­
superintendent of the interstate bridge, | but at least it will be a week or ten «lays
mean.« the intluenc«- w hich the women of up« who have long fought chronic «kin
Oregon has >1.000,000 in the bridge and I before all danger is over.
Oregon may and should exert on th«* ailments, Dr. Hobson's Eczarna Oint­
Washington $500.000.
A salesman for the Pacific Produce L«*gi»lature to bring atwiut the passage ment is a guaranteed remedy. At your
Carl A. Olson, manager of the I Co. stated a few days since that onions of need«*«! law«.
Druggist, 50c.
Grabeteria. has been confined to his are now being quoted at H a sack whole­
The
Millard
Avenue
Presbyterian
home with La Grippe for a few days. sale; a few years ago they sold at 65 eta.
SAVES CHILD FROM BEAR.
His place in the store was filled tem­ Cabbage is now $2 5<J wholesale; was choir met in the tirnt practice session at
porarily by H. C. Goodin.
formerly sold at 45 cts. He predicts a the church Thursday evening, January Uncl« 8«iz«« Little Bay Toddling To­
George and Mrs. Bass, and eon very large acreage of garden and farm 4th. Among those present at this ini­
ward th« Wild Animal.
Charlton, of Broadacree, near Salem, produce this year a« a result. Many are tial rehersal conducted by Prof. T.
Leavenworth, Wash.—A little three-
Archie
Hoilingworth
were,
Meedami*
were in Lents Friday. They are visit­ starting their gardens or planning them
year-old boy running toward a big
ing at the home of Mrs. George Farrow, now. He stated that apples are very Caber, Bowman, Pollard and Mahan; brown hear caused quick action on the
reasonable in pric» and offer probably Messrs Usher, Frees, Yost, Mahan, Mil­ part of William Peopmeller, ■ Chum­
at 434, 13th St.. Portland.
ler. Hillisland and Davis and Miss Miller.
Mr. and Mrs. Kemp, of Canada, are one of the beet food values on the mar­ The first Anthem under the new regime •tick rancher, the other day.
Mr. Peopmeller was loading a car of
ket.
Oranges
also
are
reasonable
and
of
visiting at the home of the latter'«
will be given next Sunday morning at wooil at the siding, and tils little neph­
brother, Clyde E. Sager. Mrs. Kemp’s ' ' goo«l quality. Talking of food valu«*s he
ew- was playing about flic car when
the eleven o’clock service.
mother who has been with her for some stated that rice lias twice the food value
Mr. Peopmeller was attracted by hl»
of beans, at less than half the price.
The regular meeting of Arleta W. C. two dog« barking In the underbrush
time also accompanied her to Oregon.
T. U. was held at the Mtickey cottage about 100 feet distant
The Newcome family, formerly of
on Tuesday last. Mrs. Stella Wilson
He observed the bear coming out of
Stanley Station, have remove«! to Bell­
tendered
her
resignation
as
president,
the
canyon and also saw the child go­
rose Station where they will make their
which was accepted with regret; this ac­ ing to meet It. The child had not seen
home in future, the two eons of the
tion was mad«- necessary owing to the the animal, bu» was going over to
family being in attendance at the
where the dogs were. Mr. Peopmeller
8. D. A. school.
Mrs. Lucia Faxon Additon went to fact that Mrs. Wilson expects to leave reached the child and, with it under
shortly
to
join
her
husband
at
Bend.
The
Ills arm. ran a short distance to the
Mrs. John McCartney and daughter, Salem Tuesday to witness legislative pro­
members of the union presented her house and got Ills rifle. He got a few
Miss Maud, are visiting their grand­ ceedings.
with a Ix-autiful volume of the Psalms as sfpits at the animal before It ng In en­
daughter and niece, Miss Helen John­
The highest court in the Nation, in a
a slight token of their appreciation and tered the broeb. but fnlh-d to M it.
son, who is critically ill at her home on decision made public this week, declares
esteem*. The presentation was made by
Foetar Road, corner of #*th street.
the Webb-Kenyon law valid and sus­
Mr». Merry in U-half of the union, <frs.
CAT RODE FLYWHEEL.
Mr. and Mrs. Clark and eon Lewis, tains prohibition against liquor for per­ Wilson responding Mrs. Ward Swo|«e
returned to their home at Medford on sonal use. “The all-reaching power of also resigned a- treasurer, and a re-or­ Picked Up For Dead, but Recovered In
Saturday laet. after a prolonged “tay in government over liquor is settled,” said ganization wa- made nec.—ary to till va­
a 8hort Tim«.
Lents. Mis» Gertlia will remain, being the Chief Justice in announcing his de­ cancies. Th«- r< -arrangi»l roster i» a« fol­
Sheboygan. U Is. Tom the big j-et
cision, “which establishes aw a fact the
employed at Brugger's bakery.
low-: President, Mrs. Merry; S-cretary, cat of the woodmen In a mill here,
truth that Congress has full authority to
Mrs. Charlie Hunt, of Woodmere,
Mr- Ixitta Green-Murry; Treasurer. had a most nnnsiial Joy ridi- find <•
prevent paralyzing of the authority of
raped with his life, or one of them.
was in Lents Friday in attendance at
Mrs. Graves. Mr«. Mattie M. Sleeth,
The big cut nt tempt rd to leap through
one
State
by
commercial
invasion
by
her sister, Mrs. Sarah Katherine Brum­
County President, gave a talk on '‘Bills a sixteen foot III heel while It Was
another
State.
”
This
places
the
“
Bone
well’s funeral, accompanied by her
B«-for<- th«- L«-gi»latiire.”
making seventy one revolutions per
Dry” law of Oregon squarely on its feet.
daughter. Mrs. Nellie <lolling of Haw-
minute, hut was caught III the wheel
“There Was no intention of Congress to
thorne Avenue.
and behl for twenty minutes when the
forbid individual use of liquor,” the
6ILBIKI.
engine was «topjM d.
The little six-year old son of Mr. and Chief Justice stated. “The purpose of
J luring the i Ide the cat traveled (W.160
Mr.
and
Mr».
F
J.
Ri<-«-,
of
Kalli-pell,
Mrs. J. Wing was quite badly hurt on this (Web-Ken yon) ait was to cut out
feet,
or twelve nnd tlire«- fourths miles
Tuesday afternoon on the wood elevator by the roots the practice of permitting Mont., are visiting at the horn«- of Mrs. He was picked up ns dead, hilt one
Haislip.
of
Buckley
avenu«-
at their place <>n the Foster Road. His violations of State liquor laws. • ’ ‘
hour later ate a heavy meal.
Mrs. B. L. Davis, who underwent an
head was badly brui-d and cut and Congress exerted a ¡siwer to co-ordinate
the National with the Stab- authority.” '-[»-ration at th«* G och I Kainari'an
other injuries sustained.
RESCUER HER BROTHER.
hospital recently, is reported a.« doing
The S. P. Railroad Co., have pe­
nicely.
Man Who Repuiied Robber Find« H«
titioned the Public Service Commission
Ha« Share In >35,COO.
Mrs.
McNeil,
of
Lents,
visited
the
ar
for freight rate to benefit canned goods
Redondo
Bcii'li, Cal. While atrug
home of Mrs. W. Davis the first oí the
from Ashland and intermediate points
gling with u Htrangor on the highway
week.
to Portland. The present rate is 30
In an nttempt to save her pttrwe, con­
Regular preaching service will
cts. per hundred from Ashland and the
taining several hundred dollar«, Mrs.
Lottie Goodrich, a visitor at the l>«-n<li,
rate asked by the Company is 20 cts.
The Lente Parent-Teacher Association ducted by the pastor next
attracted the attention of a rugged
per hundred.
will hold ttieir regular meeting in Room morning at 11 o'clock.
Mrs. Bnrgoyne, of Ramapo Station, is Individual who was paaalng on the
Mrs. Bertha Pettit, ol Hood River, is, of Lents school, at 2:30 o’clock Fri­
boulevard. Tills ponton rushed to the
reported on the sick list this week.
and little son and daughter, are visiting day afternoon, Jan. 19th.
woman’« assistance and su< needed in
Miss
Dorothy
Waugh,
formerly
one
friends in I/mts this week, having for­
The Athletic Club «»f Gilbert will give driving away her assailant.
merly resided here. Mrs. Pettit was of the teachers in the Lents school, at a chicken «limier at the scliool hou«<* on
He assisted her to her home and,
also accompanied by her mother, Mrs. present teaching the special class in Friday evening, Jah. I'.tth, from 6:30 to after having «ervod him with dinner,
J. Itay. al»o of Hood River, who is visit­ Couch school, will present tiie subject 5:30. Price, 25 rent«.
Mrs. Grsslrleh dls<-over»«l that her pro­
tector was her brother, w hom she had
ing friends and relatives here and in the of “Mental Tests.”
not seen sln'-e ho was a boy.
Pupils of Miss Marie Meagher—6 B
city.
The ragged man, whose name Is
class—will sing and Mrs. Daniels and
KENDALL.
Grandma Drake, of Third Avenue, is Mrs. ¡.mid will render a mandolin duet.
Charles I. Martin, from Waterloo. Pa.,
The entertainment ari«l minstrel show, had walked nil the way from Montreal,
progressing nicely and the doctor pre­
All parents are urged to lie present.
given by the Parent-Teacher Assoeiatton taking the trip In the Interest of tils
dicts site will toon be around again.
last Saturilay evening, was a very en­ health and hoping to find employment
Mrs. Spalding lias been staying with her
on the wa.v. He was told by Ills sister
Nowadays the
pearl in the oyster joyable and successful affair.
for a few days while her son, Clayton
Drake, returned to his home at Middle­ han to compete with the $3<XJ diamond
Mr. Fowler, foreman for a Inmls-ring that he was Joint heir to a $35,600
legacy left by their father five years
ton to complete arrangements to leave in the gizzard of the turkey. ~
But they firm in Eaatern Oregon, is home for a ago.
that place and move to Lents.
both help business.
I visit with his family.
I
Remnant Sale
Local and Personal
TO CONTINUE ALL NEXT WEEK
Newsy Items from Nearby Towns
W.C.T.U. Notes
MISS DOKOÏHY WAUGH
10 ADDRESS P. LA
ALL ODDS AND ENDS all throughout the
•tore, all small lots, must bv cloned out.
Watch the window« for th»- whole wwk.
Stevens’ Cash Dept. Stere
5728-29 92d St.
Near Foster Rd.
GET THESE BARGAINS
Get Fliese
Shoes Now
■5
FOR MEN
$3.50 to $8.00
That la the «ole reaaoti for quoting
the exceptionally low price« you «re in
till« ad.
FOR WOMEN
$3.00 to $5.00
FOR CHILDREN
$1.75 to $3.00
We don't intend to keep these prim
in effect very long—only tor the «bort
time necessary to reduce «lock
ft is to vour own Interest to buy now
and buy lilierally lor your whole faintly.
FOR BABIES
leather is becomiug «carve on account
• I lh« war BUY NOW.
$1.00 to $1.50
W. E. GOGGINS, Main St.
Near Car
Line
Morterud’s Market
Main St., Near Car Line
TRY OUR HOME MADE SAUSAGE THE SAUSAGE OF NO
REGRETS. ALSO OUR OWN MAKE OF
HAMS, BACON AND LARD
Quality and Prices Always Right
Wood and Coal
We Have Both Them And
BRIQUETTES
Get Our Prices When Buying Feed
Hay, Alfalfa, Wheat, Oats, Barley
Chicken Feed, Grits, Meat Scrap
0.126 Footer Road
Tabor V6S
M c K inley ä company
JI. D. Kenworthy and Co. Inc.
funeral Directors,
TWO ESTABLISHMENTS
PHONE TABOR B267
PHONE TABOR BB9B
5802-4 02nd SI RI I I S. I..
4615 66th St., Cor. I OS II .R ROAD
IN LENTS
ARLETA
C.
Holway
I HE UPPER MAIN STREET
GROCER
Those who live on the Hill will find good service right at
home. Phone your order to Tabor 3292.
We call and deliver
Brüggers’ Bakery
Is the place where you get those
GREAT BIG 5c LOAVES OF BREAD
Also we have not raised on our Doughnuts ami
Snails. Come in and give us a trial
A1H U/ondofnrlr Au«
* WOOdSlOCK AVC.
(un Carline)