I Mt Scott Herald Four Newsy Items from Nearby Points LOCAL BRIEFS "For you a rose in Portland grows." T. Adkins ol Clackamas, was in Lents A DEPARTMENT CONDUCTED BY OUR SPECIAL CORRESPONDENTS on Tuesday, coming in on buxinea*. the Bov S-outs. Burial Ux»k place at d Mrs. Harry Upham, of yiMf-irjnd Ptedsdnl Vdl*e>. Cornelius, Oregon, Tue*»lay aftern«x»n. street is entertaining Mrs. Uptpun ol Mrs. Anna hn-tsebmer, who has Little Ignore Simmons, about eight Albany. spent the past year with relatives in ths years of age, wax burned so l»adly that Two important things in thia life you Southern part of the State, has re ahednxl ax a roxult of the explosion of a should do—buy a government Ixmd and turned to th»- home of her daughter. Mrs. F. A. I a-h man, where she will gasoline stove on the camp groun»t al pay your sulieciption. Analx-l Monday afternoon. The family lent» is very quiet there day* Every make her future home. resides at Turner, Ore , and can»» to one who can get away 1« in the city at G. H. Richey has returned from a Portland to attend the caiup meeting. tending the Rose Show. trip to Jordan Valley. Southeastern Ray E)lx»n is visiting his sister, Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. C. J. Holway, of 96th Oregon, where he spent several weeks. He will spend several weeks with friends Williamson. 6.5th strew. He is from St., are »(»ending the week at Seaside. They will remain over Sunday. in this vicinity, la-fore returning to his the Bremerton Naval Station. Mrs Clare Worthington, 8dth street Nick Stiliians, ol 92nd street, (»winter home in Cbrvalli*. T. R. Berry has returned from Cen a»id Woodet»x-k avenue, visited with an>l paper hanger, fell ou Friday and tralia, Wash., where lie was called last Mrs. A. W. Young, of laurolwixxl Park suffered a fractured rib ax a result. Friday on account of the death of his on Tueeday. Mrs. W. J McNeil and Mrs. Nick The »feath of Mrs. Bendelow the last Faler are in Astoria this week in attend brother. Caleb Berry. 1. F. Coffman, of lent»-, era* out dur of the w«-ek was a great shock to her ance at the State Grange. ing the week, iooking after his valley many friends in the Mt. Scott district. "We have conscriped our young men. Her death occurred the Sth inst., and ranch. Shall we lie more tender with our dol- wax due to spinal menengitis. She wax Precinct 307 in Pl«-aaant Valley ouried Monday afternoon in Mt. Scott lars' This pertinent queetiou is asked by Secretary McAdoo. registered twenty-five young huikies cemetery. last Tuesday. This is on^sixth of the Wait until the ground is mellow be I-aurelwood Review No. 58, Woman's total registered voting population of the fore planting potatoes. Then work it Association of the Maccatxx-s, held their of the precinct. until it is mellow. You will get many regular meeting at tl»e home of Mr». I»r. more bushels by so doing. The many friends of tester Robinson, Lockwood. 4.5th avenue and 65th street a former resident an»l pupil in Pleasant S. E. They decided at thia time to There are over 5,000 men at present Valley school, were shocked and grieved take up the Red Crow work. employed in the shipyanls of Portland to hear of his .feath. which occurre»l in Ba.««*d on an average daily wag»- ol |3.50, Mr. Black, who had a grocery store at Portland last Sat unlay after a brief ill they will draw >5,100.480 annually. ness. Mr. Robinson was twenty-three 62n»i street, and Foster Road, has Mr. and Mrs. D. B. Wood and little years of ag»- and leaves a wife and in trade»! it for a ranch near Monmouth. son. of Bull Run, motored over Satur fant son; also his father and mother, Oregon. day and «|»ent the week-end with Mr«. The memlx»rs of the Arleta Baptist Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Robinson, a brother. Wood's sisters, Mrs. Maiid Bleything Milton, an-1 a sister. Mrs. Will Richey, Church tender»-»! their pastor. Rev. and Miss Wilhelmina Harvey. besides a host of friends to mourn his T. S. Spriggs, a fan-well reception last Mrs. Gertrude Pledger, formerly of W»-»tn»-sday evening. loss. lent.«, but now of Seattle, Wash., is exercises at the The Children’» Day Milton Robinson and Mis» Vena visiting frn-mls in town. She is the Frye, of Portland, were callers at tiie Arleta Baptist Church will take place house guest of Mrs. A G. Boatright, ol home of Mr. an«l Mrs. <». W. Sager on on Sunday morning next at 10:00 9»>20-55th Ave., S. E. o'clock. All are cordially invited. Monday evening. Mrs. Fred Ne»*dhani and infant son Mr. Heesamier, well known in the wiio have been visiting at the home of Adolph Kasper transacted business in Mt. ^coot district, passwi away Monday Mr and Mrs. Will Anderson of 92nd tlie city on Monday The people of this section do not feel morning at the Good Samaritan »treet, returned Mondav to their hou-.e very enthusiastic over the Rose Carnival hospital following an ojx-ration. near Albani' Dr. E. G. Margaxon, of Tremont, and thi* year. Umier the .«tress of existing Misaes Myrtle McNeil and Madeline conditions it is felt that the money his »laughter.Miss Buena, returned from Ptifer, both of lent», will leave Saturday could have been spent U> much Better their motor trip to Eugene on Friday of morning for Monmouth where they will advantage to the community and Na last week Merle Margason, L’.ot O. take a Summer course at the Normal sophomore accompanied them. tion—Liberty Bonds for example. school. Mr». Hester Fisher McBroom, who Tin- home of T. Cowing of Woodstock was a bride of last month, will l>e at Ave and 93rd stre«-t. is resplendent in a Cherryville. home to her friends at 7405 83rd Ave., new coat of paint an-1 presents a spick- Fine growing weather. after June fifteenth. and-span appearanc»- very pleasing to The sunshine of the past two week» Mrs. Rounds, of Woodlawn, paid a the eye. has Ix-en a groat help to crop». visit to a fnend at Nashville Station Merl Berry, accompanied by his friend A yearling wether here sheareil 12 last Thursday. Arthur Wilson, arrived from Bingham. llis. of wool last week. At 50 cents a G. 8. Freeburger, of the Tremont Utah Mon-lay evening on a visit to the pound this wa- a gi»«l return that coat Pharmacy, while out with his new auto home of the formers parents, Mr but little to keep. These -heep are very last Tuesdav accidentally ran into a Mrs. J T. Berry, 94n3 57th Ave. fat a» are all the «tock on the range. telephone (sale, doing some slight dam Th-- school election occurs Saturday Mrs. F. E. Clark has gone io visit her age to the machine. afternoon Every legal voter is entitled -laughter. Mr-. <>ray. at Camas. Wash., Mr. and Mrs. Pearson, of Holliday to vote whether registered or not. The where another »laughter. Mrs. Stofer, i« Addition, were Sunday callers at the voting place for precincts 13*. 121 and also staying at present. home of Mrs. Etta Hill, 7105 57th Ave. 122 will l>e at the Ix-ntx »» bool. Mrs. August Beidensteen and E. 1. Miss Ella Champlain, of Sheridan, is A Heiman, of Portnoman Farm, is re Banter took in the Rose Festival this making a carnival visit to her aunt, covering nici-ly after a couple of very w»-ek, which undoubtedly drew big Mr«. Eetelle Estelle O. River», at 5627 '»627 72nd. St. serious operation* perfornied at crowds. F. A. Cal eon, of Kern Park, returned Emanuel Hospital alxiut tlire«- weeks The classifiers -f the railroa») lan»l are last Thur-day from a business trip to ago. working this way ami the «»putters who The bailee While there he visited his If you wish to reonomixe on focal have lived on their land continuously | son, Floyd, who is engaged in business stuff* send to the < iregon Agricultu ral since Dec. 191;’.. can soon arrange to about five miles from the city. College, Corvallis, for their bulletin« on get titles, All other» will have no prior The graduating exercises of Franklin the extension service of rights, but will have to take their high school were held in the school au Agricultural Department. chance* in a lottery All person, are Chris. Weis, of 89th St., . left for Ray- eligible who »io not own land in fee ditorium last Tue»day evening. Mrs. John Moore,' of Vancouver, mond, Wash. last week, i where he was -imple, and they are entitle»l to draw enough to nuke 160 acre« if they own Wash., was an overnight visitor at the marrie I on the 7th inst. to Mia* Myrtl«- but a fractional part or a quarter sec home of Mrs. F. A. Carlson, 41-53 67th Hershey. They will reside at Raymond, Mr. Weis having secured employment tion, providing they have never ured St. S. E., last Thursday. The Mt. Scott Park, at 72nd St. and there. their homestead right*. Railroad at Frank Foster, a former resilient of torneys told the public a year or so ago Millard Ave., opened informally last that the land had no value for agricul Saturday. Paraphanalia and children Lents, but who has s|x-nt the past year with his brother at Austin, Minn., re tural purposes. They talkeii tiiat way are all ready in working order. liecaiis»- they were hired to talk that way The Multnomah County all-day In turned to Ix-nts Sunday, and was a visi and would have talk«-d different for stitute of the W. C. T. U. will be held tor at the homes of Messrs Geo. Dilley more money Ax a matter of fact, tak in the Congregational Church at Arleta, and Wi.l Anderson. ing into coti-ideration the goo»i health on Thursday of next week, the 21st Mount Scott Circle, Women of Wood prevailing, the pure water, the groat i inst. Mrs. Mattie M. Sleeth will pre craft. of Lente, will give a Jitney Social growth of graxs ami grain and the fro»- side. All who know her way of con- at their hall in the Odd Fellows build range. the ea—- and abundante in which j . ducting a meeting know that they will ing, Friday evening, June 22nd. There vegetables and fruit can lx- grown ami > be treated to some of the keenest re- will be all kinds of eats, nothing to cost the entire absence of death dealing i marks up-to-date. Ladiee are request- i over a jitney, they will also have a fish storms, thi« country ha« many desirable ! e»l to bring their lunches ami their pond and grab bag, and a tine program. qualities. I friends. Luncheon will be served in Mrs. Walter Chappine, of Maricopa, Luckv Cottage, adjoining the church. Caiif , wa.« a vieitor at l>nts school one day last week ami was entertained by Happy Valley. Mre. Darnall in the evening. Mrs. Chap The sunshine and rain of the pine wae formerly Mies Manila Zimmer Kendall. week is making bumper crop« for farmers. “(> Joy," the children were shouting man and with her mother reside»! in , last I riday. The closing of school wa« Lents. Quite a little of the low land in the John N. Bahr, of Route No. 3 was in the cause of their hilarity. A goo»l pro 5 alley remain« to lx- put into crop«. town on Monday, making the "Herald" i Carlson A: Kalan-fer. contractors of the gram was rendered at the school or, that office a pleasant call and incidentally dav. at the conclusion of which all ad- new school building in Happy Valfey. paying two years' subscription We have the building ready for tiie shingle« journe»! to the grove on Johnson's like<l the color of his money, but we Creek, at Kendall Station, ami enjoye»l and the piaster. like»! better his genial kindly spirit. a picnic. H. W. Kanne, Road Supervi«or for Come again Mr. Bahr. The paving of 82nd St., the Oregon District No. 52. is using the road Th»- faith and honor of the United states, grader on the roads of this district, City road, from Kendal South, is rapid back«-»l by all the n-sourc»* of the Na ly nearing completion, This will make smoothing and gravelling them. one of tne l-est drive. in the rural ru - tion ami the American (x-ople comprise the security tor a Liberty Loan Bond. burbe. The Kendall Base Ball team have A Liberty Ixian Bond is a mortgage on Arleld And kern Park. all the resources and taxing pow>-rs ot Mrs. Alic»-Taylor, who has l>een suf- been trying to open up operations for the Government and all of the res».urces the season, but the weather has been fenng with a severe attack of Grippe, is of the American p»-ople. feeling better at this writing and is aide stormy for so many Sundays that but H. A. Darnall is attending the State little progress has been made. to be up and around the house, Grang»- at Astoria thi* week. He has The ¡.adies’ Aid will meet on Friday Mr. Williamson, who has not Ix-en Ix-en busy for «orne time in painting hie of this week at the home of Mrs. John working while the «trike wa» on. wen» son. The meeting was postponed last home on 92nd St., a part ot the time be-1 back to work Monday. ing at the top end of three ladders splic Who stole the rose bud« from the week on account of the school picnic. ed together. He thinks he prefers to | Mr». Mile» has l>een quite ill, but is walk on the earth and will feave the air premises on the corner of 37th avenue and 55th «treet S E.T The owner elowlv recovering. to those whose aspirations take them would like to know. They were liei.ig there. kept for the Bremerton Naval crew who M is* Loselle Kearney and Ralph Judging from the cry aliout shortage will tie in the rime festival parade of labor in the agricultural sections of ' 8 per row, both ot Lente, member» of Clarence Nickels, thirteen years of the country it looks like the man who the graduating ciane of Lincoln High age. died of acute pleurisy on Monday. want* to work and is not qualified to School, ma>fe the high»«t honors of the June 11th, at the home of his parent* on carry a gun would he in great demand class. They are to he congratulated. 85th St., R. E. He was a member of during the next four years. Miss Kearney expect* to spend a year | SPECIAL SHOWING Summer Shoes, Sandals, Canvas Shoes and Slippers SUMMER UNDERWEAR For Men, Women and Children. Complete new assortment at less than down town prices. The Stevens' Cash Dept. Store 5827-29 92nd STREET at mime kind of work with the object in view of attending the State University another year. Mr. Bperrow will enter the ministry of the Evangelical Church. The Children'» Parade, which formml the opruing feature ot the Rose Eeetival this year, was beautiful beyond compare. The patriotic features were thrilling and were well worth the expense and Vffort incident to their production. There I was a "sob in the throat and a blur in the eye" as the beautiful column» |*aee- ml, each contingent seeming more beau- | tiful than the preceeding one. Mr». Geo. Walrod, of 864O-.5«lth| Ave., I ntepjimi on a needle during the week, I breaking it off in her foot. An opera tion wax performed on Sunday at the G»«xl Samaritan ihepital in an effort to locate the intruder, but in vain. Another operation was |M-rforiu«xl on Tuesday. which proved more successful ax the needle wax found, tint the had is «till badly swollen and is very painful. Near Foster Rd. Tab. 3681 Two Things from our Stock that we want to tell you about is • ■ ■ • that we carry a complete line of SHERWIN-WILLIAMS PAINTS AND VARNISHES TUT HFCT H0USE paint made 1 n£i DEO 1 TIME TO PAINT HOUSE Come in anti see us, or phone and we will send you a man to give vou an estimate on the amount of paint needed. DO IT NOW! The Other.. thing we want to tell you alxiut is the COLUMBIA GRAFANOLA Come in and hear these wonderful instruments play, or if you are interested we will send a demonstrating machine to your home. Gralanolas are priced from $16 and up on easy Monthly Payments. Conte in and let us tell you about our easy payment plan. MOUNT SCOTT DRUG CO GEISLER BROS. KODAK? < Of Course You Think ol -4 PHOENIX PHARMACY For Your Soldier Fnend A VEST POCKET KODAK $5.00, $10.00 BRING YOUR FINISHING WORK TO US JNO. R. LEACH, Prop Tabor 465 D 1716 6616 Foster Rd. BICYCLE AND AUTO SUPPLIES NEW AND SECOND HAND BICYCLES SPORTI Mi (iOOi)S AM) REPAIRING C. A. NORWOOD Tabor 493 ruri rcu LNGLIbH Private Ciasswork a .’•907 I'o.Drr Road DAY EVENING W. Aimee Hollingwortb, A. B FOREIGNER#’ ENGLISH GRAMMAR REVIEW» BUSINESS ENGLISH SPELLING DRILLS LITERATURE Rex. Tafeir 2421 YOUR LAME HORSE A Well Shod Horse Rarely Goes Lame. I»on't let your horse stiffer from bad shoeing. We guarantee every job. MATT GREENSLADE, Blacksmith * Foster Road and 93d St. *