Mt. Scott herald. (Lents, Multnomah Co., Or.) 1914-1923, April 25, 1919, Image 6

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Newspaper Page TextEverybody was doctoring stiff necks and sunburned mouths Tues Mr. ami Mrs. Howard A sky, of day. Portland, visited friends in I-ents last Victor R. Kern, of Cottage Grove, Sunday. is visiting his brother, H. D. Kem, Dr. David Nelson is now driving s proprietor of the Liberty Sign Co. fine new touring car of the latest at Kern Park. Mr. Kem returned recently from France where he spent model Essex. six months in the R. R. artillery re Bom. to Mr. and Mrs. Joe Head serve. He was radio instructor at rick. 8808 Seventy-first street, Mon Fort Moultrie, S. C., several months day, April 21, a boy. prior to going overseas. LOCAI. ANI) PERSONAL Emil Wagner, of Seattle, who is associated with the American Drug Syndicate, was in Lenta Wednesday. GRAYS CROSSING old Hood place. The barn was picked up and carried over the fence into the adjoining field before being wrecked. No other damage was done in the neighborhood so far a* could be learned. The luuiies* Aid of Bennet Chapel M. E. church held a 10-cent tea at Mrs. J. L. Johnson*» home on Ix-nox avenue last Thursday. A fine time was had and the afternoon passed all too quickly. There were about 17 pt esent. Charles Chambreau, of Portland, has bought the old school building on Buckley avenue and Gilbert roa<i and is remodeling it for a residence. He expects to occupy it as soon as the remodeling is completed. Mrs. Chambreau, of Portland, vis ited with Mrs. Will Gilbert and Mrs. Donald Fury last week. SPECIAL WEEK-END SALE Woodberry Soap .... 23c Rose Talcum 17c Mrs. Ralph Howe, of 6022 Eighty- Mrs. Will Whitlock, of Silverton, Cutacura Soap - . . . | second street, went to Fossil, Ore., 23c 25c Can of Mellen's Talcum 15c visit«! at the O. E. lx*nt and J. C. last Thursday to visit her husband, Pine Tar Soap, 3 tor 25c Hand Dipped Vanilla Chocolate Creams 40c lb McGrew homes the first of the week. who has been employed there for Pumice Soap, 3 for 26c Pinkham's Vegetable Compound 98c Leonard Hesse has sold his prop ! some time. Mr. and Mrs. A. T. Haworth, for- Skat, hand cleaner, 3 for erty at Forty-seventh avenue and * 25c Universal Lunch Boxes $2.39 One Hundredth street and moved into merly of 8042 Sixty-third avenue. lvory;Soad, 5 bars for 25c Bromo Quinine 26c bought a home in Sunnyside and the city. W. C. T. U. Glycerine Soap 6 bars for lived there but a short time, deciding 25c Glycerine and Rose Water, regular 26c 17c A. H. Hays, of Ashland, is spend there was no place like home. So The meeting Tuesday was full of Water Glass 1 quart $1.00 Beef, Don and Wine 25c 89c ing a few days at the home of Mr. they have returned to Mt. Scott to interest, some being present who arr Hotpoint Electric Iron, regular $7.00 and Mrs. R. W. Gable, of 9205 Fos live, and have bought the property at not often seen there. Opening devo- $6.50 Crepe Toilet Paper, 4 10c rolls 26c ter road. tions were led by Miss Terrell. The Straw Hat Dye - - - 4612 Seventieth street. 23c Peroxide Tooth Paste, Two for 36c Mrs. Chapman, who has been liv evil effect of cigarette smoking on T. C. Cox. 9302 Fifty-eighth ave Columbia Batteries for anto use 45c Shoe Polish, regular 15c, Two for 25c nue. left a few days ago for Ozone. ing with Mr. and Mrs. Blackburn for growing boys was discusseti. With so strong a state law as we have in Idaho, to help settle up the estate of the past few months, passed away Tuesday night. She was alone, no Oregon, why is it so hard to k« p his father. relatives living nearer than Massa- I cigarettes away from the little fei Eggiman Bros., proprietors of the chusetts. She was 65 years of age. lows in school ? lt is the children popular meat market at 5919 Ninety- I we are working for. Why not have second street, report business good our good law enforced still better? MILLARD AVENUE Mrs. S. E. Cook. 1002 Oswego and increasing. street, county superintendent of tern Mr. and Mrs. O. E. Lent took Sun The Friday Afternoon 500 club was perance work in the Sunday schools, day dinner with Mr. and Mrs. B. F. entertained at the home of Mrs. W. was present. She brought a plan Miller, and afterward enjoyed an J. Jefferies, 6848 Fifty-seventh ave I for uniting all the Sunday schools of I automobile ride. nue. The first prise, a potted plant, the community in temperance and was awarded to Mrs. Kirchheimer. anti-narcotic instruction. Mrs. Dun E. Landers of Tacoma is visiting and second prize, a lace camisole, to bar was appointed to carry this for his sister, Mrs. C. E. Kennedy, 5221 Mrs. Leitzel. ward as far as possible among the had Eighty-ninth street, «whom he Mr. Armstrong, of the Millard Sunday schools of Lents. not seen for 28 years. Avenue Pharmacy, has purchased a Work on the million-dollar drive A large number of local Odd Fel- new Chevrolet. will not be pushed during the Victory Delightful dancing parties are be loan drive. We are getting ready, lows expect to attend the one hun- dredth anniversary celebration of ing given on Tuesday and Saturday however, to do our bit. the order at the Auditorium Satur evenings at the Archer Place hall. The million-dollar jubilee fund of day evening. the National Woman’s. Christian Temperance Union will work for TREMONT O. E. Lent received a telegram woman in the making (child wel from his son Jasper Wednesday say ing that he and his brother were at . Sergeant Andrew Gribble and Sam- fare); woman who toils (woman in Camp Upton. N. J., safe and well uel O. Gribble arrived in Portland industry); woman of foreign birth Saturday, April 19, from France, (Americanization); woman every from overseas. where they have been serving for 18 where (world prohibition). Mrs, Gething, mother of Mrs, Sells, months in the 32nd aero squadron. Mrs. Fox and daughter. Mm. A. of 8922 Fifty-sixth avenue, moved Their home is in Canby, and both are Peterson, started to Prineville last Monday to her home in Woodstock, brothers of Allen T. Gribble, of 7009 Thursday morning after several and will be greatly missed by her Sixty-second avenue, who was a mail weeks’ stay in Lenta. Mrs. Peterson friends in Lents. carrier out of the Lents postoffice was here for treatment. She is go joining the colors. Allen ing home much improved in health, before J. H. Bradbury has moved his (The Phonograph with a Soul) and glad to get back to her husband is expected home soon. Gribble woodyard from in front of the L^nts and little folks. Mrs. C. W. Mobley has sold her library to 9411 Foster road, where Four young ladies from Newberg he will continue to serve his old cus ; home, where she has lived for the spent the week-end in Lents, two of | of I past ten years, at the corner tomers as well as new ones. them visiting home folks, One of I Seventy-first and McCoy streets. The A. D. Kenworthy Undertaking R. H. Iseli has purchased a half the visitors was the guest of Violet company has improved the appear acre tract at the corner of Seventy- Littlefield and the other was the ance of their building this week by second and McCoy streets, and is guest of Theodora Dunbar. BAPTIST CHURCH A pleasant little party spent the putting up new awnings across the erecting a very neat little bungalow evening Saturday night at the home front and over the entrance. which he will occupy as his home. Sunday school at 9:45. Fine music. Mr. Iseli is with the Morrison Lum of Mr. and Mrs. Harry Littlefield. Preaching at 11 a. m. Theme: C. F. Zinser and family, of Mt. ber Company, at Tremont. “Some Unfinished Things.” Special Scott, left early Monday morning by EVANGELICAL CHURCH music. auto for a day’s trip to Helsson, WOODMERE Young people's’ meeting at 7 p. m. Wash., about 25 miles back of Van N. Shupp, pastor. Preaching ser Preaching at 8 o’clock. Subject, couver, to visit Mr. Zinseris brother, vice at 11 a. m. Subject,, “Value of “The Gospel for This Age.” J. C. Zinser, and family. C. W. Wagstaff and family who Christ’s Resurrection. Prayer meeting Thursday evening. spent the winter in down town apart Subject at 8 p. m., “The Open and Byron Hodge, 9125 Foster road, is ments, have returned to their home Choir practice Friday evening. Shut Door.” assisting A. E. Kenworthy in the of at 7732 Sixtieth avenue. Sunday school at 9:45. H. R. fice at the undertaking parlors, and Bicycle for sale; good condition; The Misses Nina and Joella John Scheuerman, superintendent. will also learn the undertaking busi son, of 6109 Seventh-seventh street, 6228 Ninety-second street, or phone Young People’s Alliance at 7 p. m. I ness under the direction of Mr. Ken took advantage of their Easter va Tabor 6037. It Mrs. William Anderson, president. worthy. cation and gave their house a coat of Young converts’ devotional service For Rent—Furnished rooms. Mrs. calsomine all the way through. Miss at 6 p. m. Eureka Rebekah Lodge No. 178 Nina is a teacher at the Woodmere E. W. Elrod, 6335 Ninety-second An opportunity will be given for met last Friday evening in regular 4t* persons to unite with the church both street. session. One new- member was ini school and Miss Joella at Arleta. L. L. Levings, of 6204 Eightieth morning and evening. tiated. Refreshments were served new Oldsmobile. Just try B I Madam C. J. Walker— after the business of the evening was street, has a HER method of scalp treatment. Call the Log Cabin Baking I^st week completed. M. E. CHURCH Mrs. Brooks, 6522 Ninety-fourth St. Co. extended invitations to about 150 S. E., Lents, Ore., or ring Tabor principals, who repre teachers and Comer of Eighty-sixth street and Mr. and Mrs. Fred Hodge, 9125 6048 Sundays all day. A114t* Foster road, were pleasantly sur- sent several schools of the city, to Fifty-eighth avenue. Sunday morning service at 11 a. m. prised Monday morning when Wil- visit their bakery. After being shown A 5-passenger touring car, just liam Carter, a former friend in Cal- through the entire plant they were Preaching by the pastor. gary, Canada, came in. Mr. Carter served w-ith a most generous and de There will be a union meeting at overhauled, all new tires and storage licious luncheon. will remain here until August. the Auditorium of all the M. E. battery; for quick sale $350, cash or Miss Louise Gifford has been very churches next Sunday evening at terms. Call Sunday, 9419 55th Ave. Mrs. Edith Rinehart, of John Day, ill for the past two weeks at her It* / 7:30. Dr. J. M. Taylor, of New York, aS. E. spent last Saturday with her cousin, home, 8112 Sixty-second avenue. will tell all about India, including For Sale — Folding bed and mat J. E. Updike, and family. Mrs. Rine Mr. and Mrs. D. W. Gardner, of stereoptican views. tress for sale cheap. Phone Tabor hart had been attending the- state 7626 Sixty-second avenue, were de The Epworth League will hold its 8453. convention of the Degree of Honor, lighted Tuesday with a visit from regular meeting at 7 p. m. The of which she was elected state, vice- Mr. Gardner’s two sisters, Mrs. Col Epworthians from Sunnyside will < president. IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIHIIIIIItMlimiKtllfl vin and Mrs. Wilson, from Peninsula have charge of the meeting. Park, and two nieces, Mrs. CharleB Thursday at 8 p. m. regular mid- Herbert Goodsell, of Grand Mead Wilson, of La Center, Wash., and week prayer meeting. ow, Minn., who has just returned Mrs. Bearl Wilson, from Arizona. A All ar» cordially Invited to attend from France, is visiting friends in friend. Miss Bratton, was also in these meetings. Lents. He will leave in a few days EVERYTHING FOR the party. for a visit in California before re The Woodmere Band of Mercy, held THE TABLE . . . , ST. PETER’ turning to his home. He was in the at the home of Mrs. Bernal, 6126 battles of St. Mihiel and Chateau Cranberries Celery Sweet Potatoes English Walnuts Eightieth street on Tuesday, was vis Easter Sunday was a gala day at Thierry and was wounded at Cham- ited by Mrs. W. E. Davis, a member St. Peter’s. The services were very Oranges Lemons Apples Grapes pagne. of the Oregon Humane Society, with impressive and the altars tastefully Pickles Vegetables Canned Goods Dried Fruit Rev. W. Aubrey Wilson goes to the view of obtaining information decorated with linens and flowers. WE DON’T KEEP GROCERIES, WE SELL THEM Aumsville, Marion county, to deliver about the work and study of the The main altar was decorated with the centennial address at the I. O. O. band, to enable her to organize a lilies and the side altars with carna Phone: labor 1141. 5805 92nd Street. 5. I. E. anniversary of the Aumsville lodge Band of Mercy in her section of the tions. All of which shows the zeal ous spirit of the members of the Saturday night. It is to be a big city. 7 Alta society, The choir was well event. On Sunday morning and eve prepared and rendered excellent GILBERT ning Mr. Wilson is to preach in the music at both masses, At 8 o’clock gluh-t-H both exam federated church, returning home on go where you can afford to pair • reaMonabh* Mr. Farnsworth is painting his res a. m. the Rev. Pastor preacher! and price for real profesulonal work. Remember Monday. if I care for your «yen they will care for you Father Reidy idence at Gilbert station, building a at 10:30 a. m. Rev. Mrs. Sager, mother of Clyde Sager, new- garage and otherwise improving preached. There were a great many FOR LADIES AND GENTLEMEN. Spring goods are now for communion and the exercises for has returned from a year’s visit at the property. the day closed with benediction at Hutton, Canada, and is at home at The Indies’ Aid society will meet in Ijeautiful, serviceable fabrics to choose from. Come in 6227 Ninety-sixth street. She is glad with Mrs. O. B. Guisness for work on 7:30 p. m. and select your spring suit now while the lines are com The following members composer! 206-7-8 Swetland Bldg, Portland, Or. to get back where she can see the Thursday, May 1. Fifth and Washington A young cyclone swept through the the choir: Mrs. Schlesky, Mrs. Letch green trees and grass again. Mrs. plete. Moderate prices, ^orkmanship guaranteed. Msln 7WI7 L. J. Kent, of Hutton, Canada, ac Midland acre tract, on East Gilbert er, Mrs. Sahlman, the Misses Kletzel, companied her home, and will visit road, last Saturday afternoon, up Endrizzi, Naudts, Van Haulst, Hil- with Mrs. Clyde Sager for a couple rooting trees on Mr. Julius Heidt’s kendager, Henry, Catharine O’Brien, lllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllliilllllllllll place and demolishing a bam on the and Mrs. Chicas. of weeks. y A Russell & Gilbert are introducing their Autocrat Chocolates, come and get a sample box free. The Very Latest Columbia and Edison Records just received, Come in and listen to them. SPECIAL SPECIAL on the New Edison Phono graphs. Pay whatever you wish down and a small pay ment each week. Come and Pay nothing down and a small listen to the incomparable payment each week and we COLUMBIA CRAFONOLAS EDISON PHONOGRAPH will install one in your home MT. scon DRUG CO 92d Street Near Carline r For Good Solid SHOES W. E. 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