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About Mt. Scott herald. (Lents, Multnomah Co., Or.) 1914-1923 | View Entire Issue (Feb. 13, 1920)
LOCAL AND PERSONAL Evening Star Grange Evening Star Grange held its ¡usual session Saturday the 7th W. H. Woodworth is on the at Grange Hall. The program sick list suffering from a severe under the direction of Mrs. D. E. cold. Murray was carried out as fol Mrs. A. W.King of Woodland, lows: “Facts on Both Sides of Wash..visited Mrs. K. M, Wag the Peace Treaty“ by Senator S B. Huston; selection by Frank ner, Saturday. lin High Glee club, led by Prof. Helen and Margaret Vail are Walsh; reading. Mrs. G. G. Is out again after being confined raelson of Mrs. Gillespies school to their home the past two weeks of Oratory; violin solos. Ger by illness. trude Irene Vessev accompanied Vessey. "Elegy” Mr. and Mrs. Williams of by Florence | (Massett) and “Madrigal” (Sim Montavilla spent last Sunday onett). Among the many visit with Mrs. James I.eitch of 5351 ors was Mrs. H >ffman. lecturer 89th street. of Clakamas grange. The re Mrs. Maude Connell of 870» gular lunch took place the form 68th avenue, has been called of Irish stew with lots of vege East on account of illness of ,i tables. and accessories, which the large number of grangers and relative there. guests ate with apprecintion. C. E. Tillman has disposed of Mrs. Murray is already planning his interest in the Kennedy and her next grange program. Tillman Realty Co., to Casper Wilcox of this place. Mrs. Eva Moll. Miss Esther Fleming. Lents Mrs. Eva Moll, of Powell Vai librarian, has been ill at her Mrs. Eva Moll, of Powell Vai apartments in the Campbell ley road and Buckley avenue, Hill hotel on the West side. was laid to rest in St. Josephs cemetery. Monday February 9. Miss Nina Johnson, a Wood- mere teacher, has been unable after a requium mass at 9:80 a. to conduct her classes for a num m. in St. Joseph’s church. Mrs. ber of days on account of illness. Moll, who was 75 years old, was born in Germany but had been Mr. Richardson, of 600» 88th a resident of Oregon for about street and carline, is complat 50 years. She is survived by ing opening a millinery store her husband John Moll;, three at her house about the first of sons’ John. Henry and Micheál; March. and four daughters. Mrs. P. J. • The Ladies Aid of the M. E. ■ Kronenberg of Oakland, Cal., church have discontinued their | Mrs. A. Grant of Gresham, and meetings for the present on ac 'the Misses Lena and Cecelia Many beautiful floral count of sickness among their Moll. tributes were sent in token of members. appreciation and sympathy. The Grandpa Barnes home ■ at 88th street and 53rd avenue, Kern Park Christian Church. was sold last week for $1,800.00 At The Kern Park Christian cash and the new tenants have | Church. 46 th Avenue and 69 th already moved in. Street Chief Red Fox Skiuhushu. Mrs. Daniel W. Horner, 7904 the famous northern Blackfoot 58th avenue, has been very ill at interpreter of American Indian her home. Her husband was Music and Poetry and American summoned from Seattle and her Indian history and legends, will out-of town children called home. appear in his tribal costume next Sunday Feb. fifteenth at eleven M iss Mavme Galvin of Cleve a. m. The costume of chief Red land. Ohio, a friend of Mr. Fox is embelished with ten million and Mrs. O. A . Hess, arrived beads woven in typical designs here Tuesday evening for a two Ion skins. Rev. Red Fox will weeks visit with the Hess fam speak ond “Christian Citizenship ily. and Justice to the American in Mrs. C. A. Updike came down dian.” He will be accompanied from Chehalis, Wash., to see her by his cousin Black Hawk and at son, J. E. Updike, who has been it the close of the address they quite ill. Mr. Updike is improv will sing “America.” in their tri ing slowly and hopes to be out bal tongue. At 7 :80 p. m. there will be a community service cel next week. ebrating constitutional prohibi Mrs. Geo. Dykstra of Hepp tion. A great chorus will render ner. arrived at the home of her patriotic music. Addresses will son, W. C. Smith, last week for be made by Rev. Mrs. Handsak a visit. Mrs. Dykstra will also er and Mrs. Ward B. Swope, on visit other friends before return behalf pf the W. (’. T [ . ter ing to her home. J. F. Ghomiley. the pastor, will Clarence Cone. 7028 60th ave also speak. nue, who has been ill is slowly e Mrs. S. I. Payne of Arleta on the gain. Mrs. S. W. Smith was out in the woods Saturday is staying with her daughter. the 7th and picked up a sprig Mrs. Cone, helping to take care of what appeared to be Oregon grape and chewed a sliver or of the sick ones. two. As a result she has’been Lents Grange will meet in for the last few days suffering regular session, Saturday, Feb from poison oak on l^ r face and ruary 14. An interesting pro hands and on the inside of her gram has been arranged by the mouth and throat. lecturer, Mr. Bennefield. for the J. R. Ix-ach of the Kern Park lecture hour in the afternoon. [pharmacy has been confined to his home for over a week by an Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Dunbar attack of la grippe. Rov Perrv. are packing their household Mr. Leaches assistant pharma goods prepatory to moving cist. has been in charge of the on a ranch near Caldwell. Ida business. Mr. Perry has thus ho. Their son, who has been up far escaped the contagion, and there for some time has leased asserts that he is feeling fine. a ranch and of course wants Geo. E. Bradshaw of Kern some one to do the cooking. Park contracted la grippe Sat This evening, Friday there urdav January 31 and has been will be a mass meeting in the confined to his home for nearly central library for the formation two weeks. of a protective league which The Kern Park Christian F.n will have for its object the pre vention of the inspection and deavor society will hold its vaccination of school children monthly business meeting at the All interested are urged to be home of Mr. and Mrs. Oscar ; Howlett. 7624 47th avenue. All present. 'members are requested to be The Lents school orchestra prsnt. “What Prayer will ac went to Arleta last Thursday complish” is the topic to be dis- to give the orchestra of that ■ cussed at the regular Sunday school a lift. The Lents orches [evening prayer meeting of the tra is composed of girls ranging I society, 46th avenue and 69th in age from 13 to eight years street. Anna Mulkev will lead. and the music they make under Every one cordially invited. the leadership of Prof. Hunter — ------- is remarkable. Evangelicu! Church Notes. Mary Ann Kunredt Mrs. Mary Ann Kunredt, lata The regular services will be held. Sermon by the |>astor, at I of 6915 43rd avenue, passed I 1. a. m., subject. “Winning Souls away February 7, the cause of her death being pneumonia. She for Christ.” Evening sermon at 7 :80. p. ni. was born in Ohio in September. 1848. She is survived by three Sunday school at 9:45 a. m. children, H. G. Knnrndt, Mrs. Junior Y. I*. A. at 3:00 p. in. Mrs. Emma Young Peoples Meeting 6:80. Ella I.ealm and Mid week prayer meeting Fitsgerald all of Portland. The funeral services were held Mon Thursday at 8:00 p. in. The Young Peoples Alliance day. February 9, in Kenworthy’s held their monthly business meet chape). Rev. Cummings of the ing at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Seventh Day Adventist church Morris Schcuerman, 89th street i officiating. She was laid to rest and 63d avenue. The attendance [in Mt. Scott cemetery. was not so full as usual, but 1 Lent* M. E. Church good time was had. The busi Morning worship at 11. ness was dispatched with snap Bible school at 9:45. and tack under the lendership Epworth League at 6:30. of Mrs. Wm. Anderson. The Evening worship at 7:30 p. tn. social elements were very en Thursday, 7:30 p. m., prayer meet tertaining. Mrs Seheuerman ing. served a palatable lunch. Friday, 8 p. m., choir practice. eral clulis and societies, ami Las received many offers of vol Henry J. Sehulderman. Corp untary support in his campaign oration Commissioner of the but will continue to give close talc of Oregon, yesterday an personal attention to the duties of bounced hi* intention of filing his present office. ns a candidate for the Republi can nomination for secretary of state. Mr. Sehulderman made PROFESSIONAL CARDS the following statement: "If nominated for secretary of state Tatsir 4754 5936 H tttnd Ntrret anil elected al the general elec DR. C. S. OOSBURY tion, I shall conduct the office on strictly business line*, cutting dintisiry down cxpenccs wherever pos LASTS, oMSOilN sible and securing economy and efficiency as I have done in the Odles: Tslxir 3214 R m T*ls>r:6224 office of corporation comrnls DR. P. J. O’DONNELL i xioner. DENTIST "The secretary of state ia a ¡member of the board of control, ('or. W2d and Foster R>s*>l. Ix-nts, <*rv [and as such has many important duties. Should I become a mem It Takes Gasoline l)R. A. 0. ATWOOD Conte in and pay that over her of that body I shall also ex DENTIST Fred Geisler has quit mixing due suitscription account. Don’ ert mv influence to conduct the sraci*i. ATTMXTios n> rtAVSa drugs for all ills, and won’t even wait until the paper stops. state’s affairs and Institutions rnosa: ta »<> s 64'.*l roll any more pills, for lie’s also upon a strictly business ba (MtUs.: going to sell phonographs with For Sale Rrsiilrnce : 92<i7 Foster Rosd I sis, eliminating waste and ex i soul, and expects to dispose of Portland Ore P-.irlor organ $10.00 base rock t rnvngance ami ■.pending the mon 6814 82d Ht , H. K. 200 a week to reach the goal, er $5.00 dropleaf table $8.50 all ey raised through taxation to the i'o do this he bought a tin can for $16.00. 6228 92ml street ■very best advantage. DR. KATHERINE S. MYERS called a Ford, but his friends de Tabor 6267 flS p. ¡reducing cxpenccs in the office OSTEOPATHIC PHYSICIAN :clare its not a can but a gourd. of corporation commissioner, to , Orths-, Msrsliali 1275 Come in it will pav you to familiarity with important busi Last Tuseday in front of his Ph.mwi: H744 store he cranked the can till his become a regular advertiser in ness matters and to my exper Portland, Oregon arms were sore, then he cranked the Herald. ience ax nn executive acquired H blijnu B viijiixu and cranked till his face was red. in the conduct of the office. If For Sale. then he cranked some more, then H. P. AI.N2ST “In submitting my candidacy A new combination steel top for the nomination for secretary he said: “By Heck, what’s the Arrossar at law notasy rtrsijc matter with this machine.” then •nnge at cost price, at second ■ of state to the republican voters, he examined the tank, not a drop hand store at 6015 92nd street. II wish to point to my record In .MH0J4 Ninety-second Hirer» of gasoline. Now he’s hauling See this before you buy. Phon«- Tabor 2165 the republican voters will ex | phonographs w ith or without a uminc minutely my past record Dents Hta., near esrline Porri. ash . Os Far Sale. I soul and talking to prettv women and qualifications, I am content Five room modern bungalow and collecting the loll. But sel to leave mv candidacy in their ling phonographs is quite a dif with large attic; 1 block from hands.’" ferent thing from trying to start Franklin high school, 3027 55th Mr. Sehulderman was born In treet S. E. Tabor 5325. jSO 21. a tin Henry without gasoline. Portland, in 1873 and comes Old Wrinkle-eye. FOR SALE .from a well known pioneer fam — Dry slab wood. Call Tabor 3391. lily. His mother was also born Mrs. Seidel’s Lecture Interesting. J23-4t-’ | in Portland and his father, Peter [H. Sehulderman had lived in Friday evening, the 6th Mrs. Woodsawing. Oregon fifty yean before his 1 Allen Seidel of Bucklev avenue Ord rs taken for woodsawing death a year ago. His early and Powell Valley road gave a education was acquired at the poultry lecture to about twenty- Call T. Kearns. Tabor 406. Couch school and the Bishop five people at the Lents library. For Sale. Mrs. Seidel spoke very interest Good 16in wood al a reason Scott Academy. After hi* grad Univt-r inglv out of her own experiences able price. Phone Tabor 5398 untion he entered the sity of Oregon I jiw school and in poultry raising. Her motive in lecturing is to save others The Herald does all kinds of also joined the Oregon National from the same mistakes which printing, not the cheap kind, Guard, being a member of Com pnny I, serving hi* full term and but the good kind. she made. securing nn honorable discharge. After graduating from the law Still Moving . school, he entered business for a short period becoming manager of the Merchants Express and Transportation Company, oper ating between Portland and Van The One-Way-Charte Company couver, after which he actively began to practice law. See Us For . . . In 1915 he was appointed cor poration commissioner to fill an WOOD AND COAL unexpired term and in 1917 he Tab. 1424 D81 8222 Foster Rd was re appointed by Governor Withycombe. for a four vear 1 e rm. MRststRMwauumo Mr Sehulderman points out tr his successful administration of » When You Want to Move J the office of corporation com ' Call Tabor 7707 Î missioner in urging his candi dacy. In his first year's admin istration, he states that he re duced the expences of the office W $4,000, saving more than his sal X will appear in person « ary, and last year in spite of a high costs hr conducted his of a R ESI DENEB a fice for less than the previous vear. 9436 Foster Rd. Lents, Ore, In 1903 Mr. Sehulderman and ROSE CITY VAN MARIE MORRISEY BIRTHS Born, to Mr. and Mrs. Walter Hays, 9319 67th avenue, Feb ruary 9. a son. • • • Born, to Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Griggs. 6119 86th street, Feb ruary 5, a girl. • • • Born, to Mr. and Mrs L. D. Graham, of Gilbert road, Sun day February 8, a daughter. The Herald One Dollar a year. ftTTY'S TRANSFER and Eiptess Auto Truck Monday evening, March 8 Marie Morrisey will make her appearance in Lents. It is the most important musical event of the season 1 Yeager Theatre, Lents Ninety-second Street MONDAY EVENING, MARCH 8 The celebrated contralto will render those selections with which she has won her chief success a« a concert artiste. Mr. Thomas A. Edison’s Three Million Dollar Phonograph will assist. Baptist Church Notes Sunday Schoolat 9:45. Good 'music and classes for all ages. Divine worship at 11 a.' m. Theme. "The Beautiful Grace.” Young peoples meeting at 6:30. Leadei^ David Francis. Preaching service at 7:80. prefaced by an old-fashioned revival song service led by Mr. Howard. Choir practice Friday night. Beginning March I the church will enter into a revival, which will be under the dihection ot Dr. Reed, who was here two years ago. two children. Mr. Sehulderman H. J. SCHULDERMAN IS ha* a wide acquaintance through CANDIDATE FOR OFFICE out the state, is a member of sev OF SECRETARY OF STATE F ree T ickets Call, write or telephone uh for free ticket* of admit tance. They will be, innued in order of application. MT. SCOTT DRUG COMPANY, LENTS if you have us vulcanize it after you think it cannot be used any longer. Its surprising what an additional mileage you can get out of our expertly vulcan- ed shoes and tubes. Try our up-to-the- minute vulcanizing process and save more tire money, enabling you to buy more new tires. 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