Mt. Scott Herald Patff Four Newsy Items from Nearby Points LOCAL BRIEFS ARRIVED THIS WEEK Mr«. Dr. lie«« 1» visiting her brother in Washington County. Miss Delia Whitlock spent last week make a detour around an unused road , at the home of her parents in Silverton. Edison s Stdlion. Mrs E. Drost, of 57th avenue, en but it will soon be finished and every We want to let th»' rea»lers ol your one will appreciate the new road. tertained a few friend» at a luncheon at valuable paper know that this suburb of ALL THE LATEST STYLES AND COLORS A canvass of this section reveals the , her home on Tuesday. Portland is on the map ami working with Mrs. Belle Wilson, of Tillamook. is ! fact that about five per cent are readers i DON’T MISS our special showing ol broad, rich line» the rich, dark soil of I of the “Herald * About an e»jual num •pending the week with her son Charles, this vicinity A spirit of ” preparedness” tier did not know there was a paper pub and also visiting friend» in la»nts. and patriotic pride is manifest in the lished in Lenta; others ha»l heard of it A man who knows says Hour should tilling of every lot an 1 all acreage to be and were lUterewted We expect the be si'IImg for 3»i.i50 a barrel instead of secure»! Most of the house» aroun»i here j Large Assortment of Summer Underwear lor Men, Women, Children for Less than Down Town Prices number of readers will ba greatly in 317.1k» —Sunnyside Gazette. which were vacant a few months ago are creased in the near future. Miss Lona Crandall, of Ia'iits, s|«'Ut now occupied. Mr. Harney ami family the week-end at her home in Clackamas are living tn the John Daly house, w ith County. about three acres of ground in cultiva Arteta And Kern Park. 5827-29 92nd STREET Near Foster Rd. Tab. 3581 Mrs. M. Bernander, of 96th St., is | tion ; Mrs. Hauer and sons occupy the ‘ Mrs. Lillie Perry, of 4924 titith St. S. house opposite th» Daly place. Mrs. E . spent Sunday with her daughter in very ill. Her recovery is considered doubtful. Amberson’s cottage is vacant, but ttie * St. Johns | week (or her uhl home in Cliicago when' lan»i is lieing cultivated by Archie Cone, Miss Genevieve Deardorf, of Irving, «he will «|«* ih I the Summer. She ao- Mi# Ella Champlin, ol Sheridan, re- who lives near. Mr. Sidney Hays has ' turned Monday morning after a week’s Ore , is the guest of Mr. and Mr». W. <x>mpatii<*»l the remain» »4 her father a tine vegetable garden; Mr. Barton oc visit with her aunt, Mrs. Estelle O. J. McNeil, of Foater Road. who died the Hr»t of the year, which «he cupies the Johnson bungalow, the entire Rivers, of Nashville Station. Be sure and take in the June Sale of i« taking hack to their former home for acreage being under cultivation. interment. Mr». Dillard, of IVnver, Ooh»., who the Methodist Ladi»«' Aid, to be given Mr. Erbe and Mr. Albright are both has been a house guest of Mrs Alice at the church on Friday of next week. Mire Ruby Woodworth, of Mill Si. from our Stock that we want to tell you alxtut very patriotic, each having a tall Hag- Robinson, 7022 Millard Ave., left last Mr. and Mr». Frei! M. Peters, of whom» engagement to Earl Ryder, of pole in front of their homes, from the Monday evening for her home, in re 8115-ii6th Ave., 8. E., enjoyed a motor Portland, hae recently been announced, top of which large Hags are Hying sponse to a telegram from ner son, whose trip to Rainer, Ore., on Sunday last. wm Riven a miscellaneous shower on 1 Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Hedrick enter wife is very ill. Mnt F. M. Jaaper, of 83rd St., S. E., Thursday evening of last week by a that we carry a complete line of number of her friend«. Mr. Ryder i« tained Mrs. Winnifred Scott Riggs and Mrs. Myra Zehrung and Mrs. A. J. who has been quite ill with pneumonia Mias Josephine Morrell, both of Seattle, Hollingworth motored to Brownsville for the past two weeks is rapidly im- a member of the Reserve Cori* of Civil Engineer» and exj»ecta to leave with his the latter being formerly from Tennesee. this week. i proving. company the firut of the week. through the Rose Festival. The ladies Miss l*ansy Full. teacher in the Ia»nts Miss Ruth Smith, of 6sth St. and 57th are both cousins of Mr». Hedrick. Little Mr». A. F. Hershner, of 5913 5l»th Ave. has been spending a few »fays with school went to St. Helens last week Mary Margaret Hedrick made her first avenue, is arranging to leave the city her father on ttie ranch. where she will spend some time visiting tnp in public upon this occasion and July 1st, for Rockaway, where »he ha» friends. She will return for the N. E. A Georg»' Miller, of the Foster Roa»l house was much admired by all who saw her. a lieautiful sjiartment house on the Dr. E. S. Hamel. Associate Editor of beach. She will tie aliaent during the Pharmacy, left last Tuesday (or Cloud time to paint house Mrs. James McVey, of 71st Ave., has Cap Inn, where he will make hi« head the Warrenton News, Clatsop County, months ol July and August Her b»*en entertaining Mrs. Geo. Ainsworth Cxime in and set* us, or phone and we will send you a man to quarters as guide on the North side of made this office a pleasant call on daughter, Frances, is visiting her and her daughter and son, of Oregon Mt. Hood during the climbing season. Saturday afternoon. give you an estimate on the amount of paint needed. sisters, Mrs. M. Tellefson and Mrs. B. City, for several days, The ladies were IX) IT NOW! His former experiences as guide on Mt. Fay Rayburn is home from Harney Henderson, both of Madras, Ore. She girlhood friends back in Wisconson. Hood make him particularly fitted for County. He has been away for nearly will return in time to accompany Mrs. Mrs. Clarence H. Farris, of "1st Ave. this work. three years and his friends are very Hershner to the Reach for the Summer. lost her gold watch on her w ay to I.«'rite glad to meet with him again. B. Beckman, of 5411 47th Ave. S. E.. one day last week, but was fortunate thing we want to tell you about is the Mrs. Lonebnry, of R.wkwood, near who has l>een driving the Shasta water Little Miss Frisha Gates, of Lents, enough to recover it through a small boy Gresham, accompanied by her mother, wagon in the Mt. Scott district, was ac left Wednesday afternoon for Gaston, who found it soon after it was missed. Mr». Hick«, spent the day in town cidentally killed near Oswego last Sun Ore., where she will spend her vaca. Saturday, guest« of Mrs. Minnie Hyde Master Kenneth VanOrman, of Sandy, day. The cause of the accident was the tion. visited with his uncle and aunt, Mr. and and her parents. Mr. and Mr». G. II. breaking of the steering g»‘ar Mr. Beck C. P. McGrew took a party of anglers Goodenough, of 94th Si.. S, E. Mr». Mrs. kidney Hays and his cousin. Miss man leaves a widow and three small Come in and hear these wonderful instruments play, or if to Scappoose on Wedne»«isy ami re Hicks just arrived tiie last of the week you are interested we will send a demonstrating Vina, last week, the latter returning children. turned with a nice catch of the finny from New York. She will sjieiid some machine to your home. with him to spend her vacation on the Mrs. F. V. Forbee. of 4867 66th 8t. 8. tribe. time with her daughter liefore leaving farm. Grafanolas are priced from $15 and up on easy Monthly Payments. E. went to Seattle Tuesday to join the Rev. T. R. Hornachuch is spending for Morrow County where she ex|«ct« Mr. and Mrs. Charles Fisk Gibbons M. G. Johnson party of that city. They Come in and let us tell you about our easy payment plan. entertained Mr. and Mrs. Hyiiard, of Se will take a trip to Alaska, returning in the week at Hebo, Ore., where he is to make her home. attle for several days during the past three or four weeks. Mrs. Forbes an visiting his brother, Rev. E. D. Horn- ■ With over fourteen hundred voters in schuch. He will return this evening. thia school district, barely an even hun week, including the last day of the Rose ticipates a good time on the trip, Her Show. Mr. and Mrs. Hyiiard, Mr. friends wish her bon voyage. Mis» Clara Jasjer entertained a num dred took the trouble to go the |>olls on Fisk and Mrs. Adah MacFarlain took in ber of her young friends at her home on Saturday to vote. This doe» not sj>eak GEISLER BROS. Lents, Ore. Mrs. Jack Willis is suffering with the parade, which was well worth seeing 83rd St. Wednesday afternoon, the oc very well for the district, but i« only on rheumatism. She is at present with her a par with conditions throughout the casion being her birthday. even if rose« were scarce. After the pa mother, near the Arleta school house, rade the party returned to the Gibbons city, only ten per cent of entile registra Ralph Sperrow lelt this morning for being unable to assist herself. home where several group picture» were Wahl, Wash, where he will enter upon tion of Portland voting. Probably what Mrs. Elliott, of the Foster Road Sec taken and a social time enjoyed. his duties as pastor of the Evangelical kicking is done throughout the year will ond Hand store, was a dinner guest of come from ttie 90 per cent who stayed A man living within ten mile» of this Church of that place. Mrs. Marie Britt on Friday last. at home. place was apprehended recently and Summer school is on in the lente Mr. Norton reports business goxl at fined J25.00 for going into the hen house Misses Margaret and Ijtura Hammer, school in charge of Prof. Kilgore, with of one of his neighbors and splitting the his place, 6603 Foster Road. He handles formerly of Lent«, but at present re- Mrs. Anderson and Miss Richardson as tongue of a rooster with a sharp knife ice sream, tobaccos, etc. tiding at Klamath Falls, Ore., arrived teachers. Eighty pupils are enrolled. because, as he claimed, it kept him Mrs. Sinnott, whose husbaml haa a in town the last of the week for an ex Mrs. Ridemore ami »laughter, of Port grocery store on Powell Valley Road, awake at night by crowing. tended visit. They are the guests of won the third auto in the Telegram con land, viaiteo Mrs. W. C. Smith, of 64tb their brother, Jesse Hammer, of Hflth Ave. and 84th St. on Wednesday. Also test which closed June 9th. St., S. E. They have been teaching in the latter'» mother, of Hepner. Ore., is Pledsant Valley. the school of Klamath Falls »luring the Mrs. Holmes and grandson, Robert spending a few days in town. past year. Their mother will join them Mr. and Mrs. I. F. Coffman, of Lenta, Tucker, will go to The Dalles for their Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Howe, of Grays here later in the season. The Misses vacation, remaining over the Fourth of have been spending -everal »lays at their Grossing, left on Monday morning for Hammer are cousins of Herliert Hoover July. valley farm this week. an auto trip through the State of who has been placed in charge of the The Mt. Scott Mental Club met with Mrs. G. N. Sager spent a couple of Washington, taking a belated wedding nation's f'xxl supply. Everv trip that is worth taking Mrs. Wm. Woodham today (Thursday). days with her sister. Mrs. J. T. Jewell, trip. ia worth a K»«lak story The city of Battle Ground. Wash., during the They are working for the Red Cross. girl's trip to the country, the week. A few cases of diptheria have been re Miss Katherine J. Perry, of 9503 country girl'» trip to the city, any girl'» trip to the sea-shore or the 59th Ave., 8. E., in company with Allen R. Joy Sr., of Portland, was in ported in this locality. Private DAY mountain»—in all of these are pic ENGLISH Mrs. Grace Jones and »laughter spent some friends, motored to Seattle on our midst on Tuesday of this week. Classwork EVENING ture «tori«« of the interesting pla the »lay with her parents, at 4116 64th Sunday last, where she will visit ce» ami the »till more interesting M iss Laura Moore left Sun»lay for St. 8. E. on Tuesday. people. friends and relatives. W. Aimee Hollingworth, A. B. Monmouth where she will take the Mrs. Max Meyer was the guest of Anil picture taking with a Ko W. S. Ixx k, of Clatskanie, Ore., was teachers’ Summer course at the State FOREIGNERS’ ENGLISH dak or Brownie i« very simple— Mrs. Jennie Blamhard Tuesday evening. in town the last of the week, looking Normal. GRAMMAR REVIEWS an»l less expensive than you think Miss Byrl Matthews, of San Diego, after some business interests ami call FREE LITERATURE and FREE BUSINESS ENGLISH Mr. and Mrs. N. A. Rolfe and Mr. Cal., arrived Monday to visit Mrs. May ing upon old friends. Mr. Lock was INSTRI'CTIONH in all ptiotO SPELLING DRILLS an»i Mrs. Austin, who have been guests processes«. Woodham, 4522 67th St. S. E. Miss formerly a resilient of Lents. LITERATURE at the home of Mr. and Mrs. T. P. Matthews is a teacher in the (jarfield Merle B*-rry ami hi« sister, Miss Edith, j Campbell during the past week have re We Carry Everything the Eastman Catalogue Res. Tabor 2421 school, of that city. She will visit friends accompanied by their guest, Arthur turned to their respective homes at in the East before returning to California. Wilson, of Utah, ami (.’has. McIntyre, Cheenv and Oakdale. Wash. Mrs. Aus Mrs. Geo. Maney of Amity, Oregon, of 94th St., S. E., enjoye»l a ww-k-end tin Rolfe will remain for a tew weeks. has been visiting Mrs. E. K. Shaw this motor trip to Canby, where they were Mr. ami Mrs. P. L. Bliss are sojourn week. Mrs. Shaw and Mrs. Massey are gm-Ht« of Mr. ami Mr«. Payne. ing at Hood River for a few weeks. old time friends both havmg lived for Mrs. Ruth Hunt, Woodstock Avenue, The annual school meeting was held many years on French Prairie, north of fn the Sanitary Arrangement near the Junction, Mrs. Lina Spencer, of Our Shoo at the school house Monday afternoon. Salem. Mr. ami Mrs. Massey now live of Foster Road, and Mr. ami Mrs.1 Out of a jsHsible two hundred voters re on a farm near Amity. The best is none too good for you A. D. Kenworthy were among the local NEW AND SECOND HAND BICYCLES siding within the district, twenty-seven The ladies of Lincoln-Garfiel»l corps people attending the Yearly Meeting of Quick Service, Sanitary Condition« were present. The meeting was very went to Meier A Frank’s store Thursday the Friends Church in Newberg on SPORTING GOODS Satisfactory Work, Moderate Price« quiet and harm<>nious. T. P. Campbell afternoon an»! sewed for the Red Cron. Sunday last. w as elected to soccee»! himself as director Special Attention to Children’s AND REPAIRING Several members of the order live in Mrs. W. J. McNeil and her guest, . and David Masters was chosen clerk, Hair Cutting this district. Miss Deardorf. Mrs. Nick Faler, Grand-1 both being elect*»! by acclimation. A Ttie County W. ('. T. I’, are holding ma Spring ami Mr. and Mrs. H. A. I CHESTER'S BARBER SHOP one and one-half mill tax was voted to make up a deficiency in the estimated an Institute at the Arleta I ongregational Darnall were among the Lenta i>eople I alior 493 5907 w,| attending Pomona Grange, which met Church today (Thursday.) budget. Mrs. Williamson took her little with Evening Star Grange, Powell Val Anyway, those citizens who turned daughter and her chum to the (lakes ley, on Wednesday. out at the school meeting did their duty. The h-nts Station Bartier for an outing Wednesday afternoon, it J. A. Teeny, is running a spectacular 1 i« now located at the being a half-holiday for the grocers. merger sale at his Kern Park store. The ! Our apjietite» «till ...... satisfying The <|iic«lion i«, “whereto get «ati«- CUT RATE BARBER SHOP Kendall. Robert McCoy, a Franklin high school reason for the sacrifice prices he is quot- | fying eat» at medium prices.” We HAVE THE ANSWER 9137 boater Road Opp I*. O. «¡The annual school election wa- held student, is spending his vacation in tne ing is the necessity of reducing his stock It consists of FRESH GROCERIES. PURE GROCERIES CLEAN on Monday, resulting in the election of country. He reports that be like« it fine. suffii iently to admit of the combining Shave 10c Hair Cut 20c GROCERIES and MODERATE PRICES of ids two stores. Investigate th« gen Mr. Schroeder to succeed J. W. Thomas Shampoo 15c uine bargains which he is offering. as clerk; H. Battin to emceed E. W. Lady's Shampoo 30c Hdppy Valley. Clark as director. Several ballots for Mr. McKinley, of McKinley A Co., | The Finest in the World and at Less The blessed sunshine of the past week Hay ami Grain dealers, has sold out his than you can get it tor elsewhere director were taken, each resulting in a the Upper Main St. Grocer, tie between Mr. Clark and Mr. Battin, is making the hearts of the farmer interest and will probably go East and FLOYD MURPHY, Prop. We call and deliver Tabor 32W2 the question being finally decided by the glad, and if it continues we will soon engage in farming. The I-ents people flip of a coin. The matter of purchasing hear the sickles click and smell the will miss Mr. and Mrs. McKinley, but a new school site will be decided at a ! new mown hay. if they must leave we are glad they are special meeting to be hel»i in the near H. C. Ulrich has bought a new going back to the soil. future. Chevrolet automobile and is enjoying Mr. ami Mrs. L. A. Burk, of Tilla- the drives while practicing to learn to A crowd of local and nearby people A Well Shod Horse tmsik. i-njoy«»l • motor trip to towa the I funeral Directors, ran it. celebrate»i the near completion of the last of the week remaining over Sunday Rarely Goes Lame. Mrs. Orville Johnson from Oregon paving of the Oregon City roa»l by giv TWO ESTABLISHMENTS with Mr», Burk’s mother, Mrs. M. 1. ing a dance on the pavement juet South City is staving a few days at the home I^ee, of 57th Ave. Her little sister, Min PHONE TABOR 8267 PHONE TABOR 6605 iton’t let your horse suffer from bad of Kendall «tation Saturday evening. A of her parente, Mr. and Mrs. H. C. Ul nie Ix»e, accompanied her upon her re 8802-4 92nd STREET S. E. 4615 66th St., Cor. I OSIER ROAAI * ahoeing. We guarantee every job. rich. very enjoyable evening was spent. IN LENTS ARLETA turn to Tillamook, where «he will speml Some inconvenience haa been caused XThe citizens of the neighborhood were her vacation. MATT GREENSLADE, Blacksmith First <;la»« Service Given bay or Night. Close Proximity to OmeMrica Enable» Us to travel by the paving of the Oregon surprised by the presence of a squa»i of to Furnish Funeral» at a M’.nlmuiu hxpenst. Mi«» Shroyer, one of the teachers of Foster Road and 93d St. City road, as it has been nri.-eeeary to (Continued on PageS.) the Lents school, left the last of the A DEPARTMENT CONDUCTED BY OCR SPECIAL CORRE>P<>NDENTS. Fine Assortment ol MIDDIES, BILLY BURKES and APRONS Slimmer Shoes, Sandals, Canvas Shoes and Slippers The Stevens’ Cash Dept. Store Two Things... One is.... SHERWIN-WILLIAMS PAINTS AND VARNISHES ■■»111. » nrCT PA,NT MADE 1 IU> DEO 1 The Other... COLUMBIA GRAFANOLA I MOUNT SCOTT DRUG CO. VACATION TIME ÍDDAK1 KODAK \ | J TIME WE TAKE ¡»RIDE Phoenix Pharmacy, Kern Park BICYCLE AND AUTO SUPPLIES C. A. NORWOOD Murphy Has Moved WAR CAN’T STOP US H. C. CARVER YOUR I LAME HORSE fl. D. Kenworthy and Co. Tnc. w'