NEWS FROM. THE COUNTRY
INTERESTING ITEMS FROM ALL PARTS OF C LA CM MAS COUNTY
LOGAN
These "s(rawberry and cream" days
re like C'hrletma and Fourth of Ju
ly, only come once a year, ao lot toe
(ante linger.
1ORan boy better consult a apeo
lall.t maybe be could find out where
the trouble la. 4 to 0 tn favor
of Ealacada. Gerbor and Benson,
however, fanned fifteen men.
Carl Falbert had an old fashioned
barn raisins Saturday night Quite a
crowd attended, even the minister
helped.
Mr. and Mrs. H. S. Anderson went
to Corvallla, Monday to attend com
mencement exercises, and while there
will be tbe guests of Mr. and Mrs. B.
0. Lead)'.
Clear Creek Creamery's monthly
statement shows If tons of butter was
manufactured In May, which breaka
the record here. There were 79.S69
pounds of cream received during the
month. Price paid waa 28 cents a
pound.
Tbe 22nd of this month la clean-up
day for the members of Harding
Grange. Must finish all unfinished
work. Everyone interested tn the pic
nic come and help get ready for it
Do You Get The Beat
If you have a cough, cold, asthma,
croup or any throat or bronchial trou
ble and use Dr. Dell's Pine-Tar-Honey,
you do. Look for the Hell on the
Bottle. Kor sale by Harding's Drug
Store.
CLARKES
Tbe gentle rain started to fall Tues
day which is badly needed.
Strawberry picking Is. on In full
blast.
A number took In the circus last
Friday.
Mr. and Mrs. H. Wallace will cele
brate their 40th wedding anniversary
with k bl ( dance Saturday evening,
June 13.
Mrs. Nellie Wallace received a tele
gram Sunday announcing the death
of her uncle In Colorado. "
E. B. Stark waa in Oregon City one
day this week on business.
Mr. Woodruff, the real estate man,
passed through our burg Tuesday.
R. Bullard waa at Dix Bros, sawmill
after lumber Saturday last for his
house.
Bert McDonald passed through this
burg Sunday enroute to Sagar's mill.
Miss Murray, of Mulino, ia working
ror Mrs. Dan Greaves at present
Dave Bottemlller of Oregon City,
visited his uncle, Mr. W. H. Bottemll
ler and family of this place Sunday.
Mrs. Elmer Graves ia visiting her
parents, Mr. and Mrs. C N. Larklna.
Mr. and Mrs. Maxson came home
from Hood River last week.
Mr. William Marshall sold his place
to Mr. Lewis of Canada.
Missess Irene and Enna Lee came
home from Hood River last week.
Mr. and Mrs. Sam Elmer visited
Mr. and Mrs. L. Haag Sunday.
Miss Elda Marquardt spent Sunday
with Miss Hazel Ringo.
Rev. Pierce preached in the English
M. E. church Sunday evening.
C la ranee Westall of Portland ,1s
visiting Mr. Tallman an 4 family-
Charles Harrington was a Portland
visitor last week.
Dewey Grace was In Oregon City
last week on business.
Get the Best
For skin troubles, sores, ulcers, ecze
ma, chaps, black iieada, pimples and
all eruptions. Use Dr. Bell's Antisep
tic Salve and you get the best We
guarantee It 25c a box everywhere
For sale by Harding's Drug Store.
MOUNTAIN VIEW
We bad a refreshing shower last ev
ening and everything looks green.
Geo. Gillett and family arrived here
from Kansas last week. They have
rented Mrs. Prindle's house at 1014
Taylor street
Miss Aldoler Clark is spending this
week at the Rose Carnival in Portland
and is the guest of friends.
Mrs. O. W. Griffin, we are pleased
to learn, will'speak at the open forum
of the Methodist church next Sunday
evening.
Harry Schoth returned home from
Corvallla last week, where he has been
attending schooL
Born, June 8, 1912, to the wife of
Joseph Garner, a son.
Mrs. Mabel Gerber was In this city
Tuesday canning strawberries for
their winter supply.
R. Simpson and wife have moved
into their residence lately purchased
from the Curran estate.
Mrs. Walter Simpson is having a
serious time with an ulcerated tooth
this week.
Messrs Dan and George Gillett are
building chimneys on Mr. R. M. C.
Brown's house and Mr. Harry Haskell
Is painting tbe house.
Mrs. Will Bruce is seriously ill at
her home on Division street
Little Barbara LeKay was laid to
rest Monday afternoon in the Moun
tain View cemetery beneath a bed of
flowers. The pal bearers were Misses
Myrle and Lyl Yerle, Mable Albright,
and Iva Barto.
Every flower reduced. Mis C. Gold
smith. No Danger
In taking Dr. Bell's Plne-Har-Honey
for coughs and colds. It contain no
habit producing druzs. Look for the
Bell on the Bottle. For sale by Hard
ing'a Drug Store.
MARQUAM
The msical intertalnment and Ice
cream supper given by the Marine
band was a grand success financially
and otherwise. The receipts of the ev
ening were $15.00.
The new barber shop has been re
painted. . Strawberries are selling here at tl
a crate, delivered. -
Potato planting has been In fu77
blast for the last week. One hundred
and fifty-acres are being planted
within two or three mile ot Mar-
qoam.
Tbe young people who have been
away to school come flocking home
like chicken to their roost. Those
that attended Bliverton School are
Misse Myrtle, Vida and Creta Al
bright, Mis Dolly Marqoam, Mis
Blanch Harman, Mis Vivian Brown
Mia Echo Larklna ba returned
from Oregon Citr, wher be haa been
attending high school.
Mis Beli Gray ha returned from
Ore&jn City, where she ha been vis
iting ber lter, Mrs. Jack.
Barton Jack and Ed Albright were
seen In town the other day with their
new automobiles.
John Barth haa several teams haul
Inn (travel on the roads.
Hops are looking fine. Grain and
hay are looking well also, with a
light crop of fruit.
Ws Dent Have to
Tell you what it's for it's name telle.
Dr. Hell's Pine-Tar-Honey la tbe beat
cough medicine and several million
people already know it Look for the
Bell on the Bo'.tle.
WILSONVILLE
M. Crissell waa tn Oregon City Sat
urday. Mrs. Cora Hasselbrink went to Port
land Saturday
Mrs. tiynn spent Friday In Port
land with relatives.
Mr. and Mrs. Hardcastle of Wood-
burn, spent Sunday with relatives.
Mrs. Black and son, Willie, took In
the circus at Salem.
Elma Summer was a Portland vis
itor last week.
Misses Mary and C Batalgia spent
Sunday at home near our village.
Tbey were accompanied home by Mlas
Kettle Batalgia, who has been In Port
land for a few days.
The oil well haa been operating
again lately, and the driller seem to
have hopes of getting oIL
Mrs. Riggs, of New berg, waa burled
In Pleasant Hill cemetery Wednesday.
Mrs. Riggs was a Miss Zumwalt and
waa born and raised here. Many rel
atives and friends attended the fun
eral. Professor Graham and family arriv
ed home from Germany, Friday, and
will soon come irom i ortland to their
ranch home here to spend tbe sum
mer months.
Tbe strawberry festival was post
poned fast week, on account of the
death of Mrs. Peterson, who was bur
ied in tbe Stafford cemetery Friday.
Tbe heartfelt sympathy of this com
munity is extended to Mr. Peterson
and family.
The Parent-Teachers' Association of
Wilaonville held a meeting Thursday
and made arrangements for a picnic,
Friday, tbe closing day of school
Mrs. Melvln enjoyed a family reun
ion this week, having as visitors her
mother, Mrs. Hale, her sister. Mr. S.
L. Nichols, of Pendleton, Mr. and Mrs.
Hale, from Fresno, California, and
a brother and his family from Port
land.
Mrs. Emll Tanchman visited friends
In Aurora for several days this week.
Mr. and Mrs. Kelty visited their
daughter, Mrs. Walter Brown, recent
ly. Mrs. Joe Thornton, Miss Kate Wol-
burt, Mrs. Black, Mrs. Norris Young,
Miss Hayman, Mr. and Mrs. J. W.
Thornton, Mr. and Mrs. Brobst and
daughter, Cora, Mr. Black, J. Peters
and J. Larsen were Portland visitors
this week.
Tbe regular annual school meeting
will be beld in the school house Mon
day at the appointed hour. Notice
have been out for some time.
Great clearance ale on, all millin
ery. Miss a Goldsmith.
WILLAMETTE
James McNeil and wife have Just
returned to Willansette from a four
week' visit with friends In different
part of the state.
Mr. and Mrs. Riner are moving to
Sellwood where they have invested in
a nice little borne.
H. Opperman sold his acreage just
out of tbe city limits, and has bought
the residence of Mrs. Ross.
E. P. Burdlne and family, formerly
of Willamette, but recently of Port
land, have exchanged Portland proper
ty for a ranch at Mulino.
William Kiser ha been working
with men and teams, hauling rock on
the Pete's mountain road. The road
has been in very poor condition.
G. G. Graves and family who left
last week for a two month's vacation
camping at the coaBt, are now at Am
ity, Ore.
Gu Schnoerr 1 banking wood at
the dock for tbe boats.
Willamete school directors at their
last meeting elected as teachers for
the coming year, John Bowland, prin
cipal, Geneveive Capen, fifth and sixth
grades; Belle Mattley, primary, Miss
Mary Critser, third and fourth grades
Mable Larsen a extra,
Geo. Rogers, manager of the New
berg Brick & Tile Co., of Portland,
called on his parents, Mr. and Mrs.
Robert Rogers, Sunday. George is au
old resident of Willamette and bis
friends are sorry to learn that his wife
Mrs. Grace Rogers, Is very ill in a
Portland Hospital.
WILLAMETTE
The names of the Willamette child
ren who were in tbe Rose Show pa
rade Saturday morning were as fol
lows: Blanche Junken, Banner Bearer;
Puritan children, girls, Elsie Junken,
Irene Barns, Ethel Courtney, Marie
Barnes, Esther Rogers, Hazel John
ston, Laura Britton. Boys, Charlie
Capen, Gordon Tour, Arthur Barnes,
Raymond Wright, John Kanney, Geo.
Lyon, Ray Morris. (Santa Claus),
Henry Courtne."; Indian boy, Ruth
erford Bevers. Girls with decorated
doll buggies Meta Higenbothen, Or-
ilia Oliver.
Girls with doll or May baskets
Genevieve Fromong, Beulah Snidow. j
Mabel Johnston, Laura Kanney, Veda
Andrus, Lena Carbiner, Beulah Brit
ton, Hazel Kanney, Margaret Manning
Hattie Snidow, Helene Fromong, Vena
Barnes, Katherine Lyon, Olive Thomp
sons, Thelma Courtney, Valentine Bar
on, Bessie Ream.
Boys with flags Clifford Junken,
Arthur Rogers, Lansing Britton, Roy
Bartholomew, Victor Oliver, Harold
Leighton, Harry Four, Clifford John
son, Harlan Donavan, Willi Elliott,
Rex Britton, Terry Barnes. Burns
Britton, Leo Rice, Donald Capen, El
lery Capen, Guy Sizer.
Large girls dressed in white and
wearing wreath
of rose Stella
Leighton, Anna Isnogle. Marion Pen-
do, Vivian Bartholomew, Nellie Capen,
Florence Fromong, Marie Britton, Be
atrice Oliver, Edith Roger. Bessie
Enge, Ruth Wright
Foils a Foul Plot
When a shameful plot exist be
tween liver and bowel to cause dis
tress by refusing to act take Dr.
King'. New Life Pills, and end such
abuse of your system. They gentry
compel right action of stomach, liv
er and bowels, and restore your health
and all good feelings. 23c at all druggist.
TAFFORO
After a few day of rather torrid
weather last week, when tbe uir
cury climbed up to M one day, It
suddenly became cooler Friday after
noon, owing to the three Inche of
hall, which foil at Kalnmath Falls. A
brisk wind started up from lb Bouth
bringing the chill with It
Mrs. Powell's younger aUter and
children, from Woodland? Washington
visited her a number of day last
week, and left Sunday moiniug.
Miss Susie SchalU entertained her
i.ier fiom Portland ud a number
of young lady friend But.day.
Henry Schilt. formerly of Stafford
but a resident for the past number
of year of Portland, waa calling on
old friends In Stafford last week. He
has not fully recovered his strength
yet after having an operation for
some serious malady, and ho haa to
wear glasses until he gets stronger
which disguises him somewhat, but
all were glad to give hint the wel
coming hr.nd.
Mr. Powell doe not regain itrength
very fast but seem somewhat bet
ter. Mr. Gage put In hi potato alone
laat week and finds he haa a num
ber of sack to spare.
Mr. Henry Hotlsswarth has baby
boy a week old.
Picker are somewhat scar in the
berry fields, and Tuesday It began to
rain, which will be bad for berries and
also for the Rose Carnival
Mrs. Tiedeman and Mrs. Aetrnl
cleaned the windows and floor of tb
Chapel Saturday.
Mrs. Ella Ray of Sheridan, attend
ed the Children's Day exercises at Os
wego Grange Saturday, then went to
Portland to visit her aunt Mrs. Hoi
ton and attend tlu Rose Carnival
T. Turner attended the Grange at
Oswego Saturday.
We hear that Mrs. Kate Turner ba
rented her place and 1 about to build
a house for her tenant
Miss Minna Wilkin took her friends
by surprise when she quietly married 1
Ths ar th Points:
1. YOKK. Eitr wide ud Mbtttaii.. with Urf.
ltanJMJ pin) uajuMcfinl yokt uJ Mr thus. IUr mm4
kail mmo get omt o5 Iim. laud ikem httt at priiry
ttM rcar)y icad ptaa, iawmM aorrvct altaiaai mi
bar. kail im pttmaa amaya.
2 LM WrafM Knife H4, 17 Ucbm
Dae? aockd at piiau bead eoaaacttoa takta all iba
and pall of iba pitiaaa witboaA loat axxma ot play.
tana adiastBMat lor takta P wtar.
3. Extra LoM cM-bardcBci naMvabla wtMriM plataa,
4. Powerful, aaMab-niiaia Drvfcif MmIimUsms.
Iiaral dnva r eactrclaa iba piataa. placta aw tth u
Mtab aaJ tbaa tin tag graaior waarioj Mtrfaaa aad powar.
t. Main FrwM
dm aiaca aad ia
practically
, Craak tad of
pitnta hu a lockrl
that ever a
aa Iba aboaphor
aroasa ilaaVa oa Iba
craak pia. Tba pit-
aalla ot Iba calttrp1
aaaaot be arenped.
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OREGON CITT
Ernest Whltten laat week and start
ed for California. Her many friend
wish her a 'happy Journey.
One of Som Moses' little boy had
ah abcess on hi. leg near the thigh.
wn,ch VBei nlm mtL They
sent for Dr. Mount Tuesday, who cut
it open and took out a hard substance
nearly two lncbe long. They had
thought It might be a boll, but It
must have been caused by som burt
or fall. The little fellow 1 resting
easy at present
Lizzie and Maggie Moses are spend
ing tbe week with friend In Portland
and attending the Carnival.
Mis Minnie Bookman I In town
for tbe big show, too and almost ev
erybody 1 going for a day or a night
Mr. Powell' three sisters, bl niece
and baby came by auto to see him
Tuesday, returning, the same after
noon. Mr.- Pomperine and daughter, Mr.
Brinkman, starts bac to Dakota this
week, where she has extensive prop
erty Interest requiring her presence.
Sbe is a young widow and ba been
with ber relative here for a number
of month, and ba made many
friends while here, who bate to see
fT' T'4
turn.
Every hat greatly reduced. Mia C.
i Goldsmith.
CLACKAMAS.
The Clack anus Clvlo Improvement
Club met Friday evening of laat week
at the Grange hall The commute
appointed at prevlou meeting to
about securing an electrlo Hue through
tills place, reported. Rev. J. U Jon
waa inatructed to take a series of pic
tures to the officer of tbe Hill lines,
that they may gain an Idea of the
it and need of the town,
Herbert Holcomb, who recently fell
.from a hammock and broke hi left
arm at the elbow, I getting alone
nicely. It will be om week before
he ran ho strawberries.
K. O. Hayward and family, of Port
land, were visiting Mr. and Mr. A.
O. Hayward over Sunday.
June fifth a car load of SCO crate
of strawberries wa shipped by Clack
amas grower to Seattle. June
twellth a car containing 660 crate
wa billed to Calgary, Columbia.
' Born, to the wife of Mr. Fred Pat
eraon, June 12, a fin baby girl
Damascus and Clnckumaa baseball
teams met on the home field Sunday,
Scorb stood 9 to 26, in favor of the
Clackamas boya,
Mr. Nash and Mr. Kosenburg re
cently completed a neat little barn on
the Kagmor place.
Each age of our lives has Its Joy.
Old people should be happy, and they
will be If Chamberlain's Tablet are
taken to strengthen the digestion and
keep the bowels regular. These tab
lets are mild and gentle In (heir ac
tion and especially suitable for peo
ple of middle age and older. Fof
sale by Huntley uroa. Co, Oregon
City, Hubbard, Molalla and Cauby.
BARLOW.
At the city election held June 2,
Mr. Thompson was elected to fill It
J. Berg's place as councilman. C. O.
Tull waa elected councilman and W.
S. Tull was elected mayer In place
of R. E. Irwin. James Erlckton still
holds his place as councilman.
value:
If You are looking
In the Mower you
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CANBY HARDWARE & IMPLEMENT CO.
Fred Jesse, Cbas. Elsworth, J.
Churchhlll, W. B. Tull and C. O. Tull
formed a fishing party on Tuesday of
hist week and went out to 8chafer'
mill fishing. They were not very suc
cessful. Mrs. Bally, of Portland, visited Mrs.
Irwin Thursday on her way home from
Ashland.
Mr. Uregnle met with an accident
coming down tbe Canby hill with a
load of lumber Thursday. Tbe brake
.... ..i, ""'"'" . .L :
to run away. The load npsat, throw-.
Ing his son, Edward, off on the
ground, dislocating his arm. Dr. Ded-
man was called and dressed the arm I
and the little fellow 1 getting along ,
nicely. The wagon wa demolish-
rn hi., r. .... n l.rr.lin mii. n II.. h.PMA .
eu ana tne none naaiy crau;.i:t
about tbe legs,
Mrs. Churchill ha been pulta sick
with heart trouble. -
Mrs. Bob Ogle came up fram Poit
land Thursday to pick and can straw
berries. The S. P. Co. ha a gang of men
at work here painting the depot nnd
water tank. A good coat of paint
makes a great Improvement to the
buildings.
Misses Clara and Theollne I -arson
of Portland, and som girl friend,
spent Saturday and Sunday wito their
parents, Mr. and Mr. I .arson.
Misses Joyce, Withey and Mamie
Haight of Portland, wer visiting
Miss Cora Berg recently.
Mr. Johnson write hi wlfo that
he has taken up a claim In Canada
and wants her to dlipos of (heir in'
tereat her and Join him there.
Mr. and Mr. Frank Jess, of Port
land, are visiting Mr, and Mr. Joule'
parent rer.
Mr. and Mr. C. W. Harlow and son,
of Oakland, Cal., and Mr. and Ml.
Ilawlny and son. of Portland, paased
through here on day laat week on
their way to Portland. Tin party
came up from Oakland lu an auto
mobile.
A private plcnlo was held at fllrsy
Spring laat Sunday. Those In the
party were: Mr. Carey Hamuli? and
children, of Klamath Fall; Mm Myr
tle Martin and children, of Merrill:
Mr. Anna Wooster and cliildien, of
Aurora; Mr, and Mrs. W. W. Irvln nnd
Mia 1.111a Ivrin, of Aurora, and Mr.
and Mr. Irwin. Mia Battle and El
mer Irwin, of Harlow. Tb day wa
enjoyed by all.
Mrs. Janie K. Erlckton wont to
Portland Monday.
Mr. Wurfel went to Portland to
attend th Hose Show Tuesduy.
Berrnard and Goo. Berg and Henry
Gllberlsou went to Portland Weduea-
day.
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No matter what th trouble, cio
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leaving no trace. Zemo Is a varnish'
Ing liquid. Your skin fairly revels
wiin ueiiKiii inn inuinviii &owu is v
plied. Greatest thing on earth for
dandruff.
The wonderful way In which Bci
nia. rashes, pimples, dandruff, tetter
quickly heals by the magic touch ot
Zemo la marvelous. Zemo I sold by
leading druggist everywhere, and In
Oregon City by the Huntley Pro. Co.
Drug Store.
for More Value
buy this year,
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CANBY, OREGON
Wants, For Sale, etc.
STRAYED-.-From plat near Clarke'
store on May 11th, one rangy, dark
bay mare, weight about 1000 pound,
tbout 10 years old, full shod, ba
slight limp In left hind leg, faint brano,
on name leg. Suitable reward lor in
formation regarding whereabouts of
thla in.m.1 A U XX7Alnl. n l, T
N0- Oregon City, Oregon.
. ;
ix)8T-Between Willamette Falls and
Oregon CItT( ,Ight ,nk bag contalni
punie auto veil, white silk glove
iook ot car t!ckEti. Uliye at E
..- ,,.. nw.
Today.
Today Is king In diHb"u!s. Today
always look mean to tbe thouulitlena
In tbe face of uniformed expei-lcw
that all good and greet and hnppy ac
tions are made up precisely of tbeee
blank today.
OL'R BEST TRIFADS.
Oi be tni-ndf air nn Ihoar
wfic make Me ea A us. On
best mendi ff thotr who put
courage, energy and resoluboo into
out heart. F. R. MJlef .
Sandy and Ealckamas
CANBY
Daphne Ulaael left for California
JupVi lo visit her aunt and u-u'le.
Mr. and Mr. Weldon Hhana.
(loo. OkIo. Wayne (lurley and Hilt
on Mark, look In the Wild Weal Hliow
In OroKn t'lty laat week.
Mr. J. A. Oraham. I hnlln in me
a- HIX store durlim the K I "
vnl lu the absent' 01 air. nu.....
llrant While ran over Will "
UOK Willi ! ,HPfc "
went from home lo th. warehouse and
atarlod baok. but died on tbe way bnolt
home,
l ev Mr ..um.n..r. of Bal..m. Preach-
:
cordially l-.vi.ed to ...end
Or.nne Harher and daunhlcr, Mary
were aarall .1 th. Hurley Oale home
(hi. wo. k also Israel ruiman who fr-
m..rlv l.vml In (III. Vl. llllly .lid W hO
..i i. ... Ual aaawtlT Tim I11IBI
i,. ..r iiinnral 1'iitinan,
a n, ii iiw ii. i . " - - - -
of Unvolullonary fame, nnd ha. tne
blue army coat tlmt hi. unci wore.
Mr.. O. It. Mark and children and
Mr. Martin, her mother, returned
from MiMlnnvllln liut Buturday eve
nt 11 K.
The ladle' Aid and the Yuonn l'io
lilos Hocloty of (be Scandinavian
church of Canby held a plcnlo at
k'Hiilami'a umvfl two III! M'S el
fanby June . A chicken dinner, ice
. ........ ,.
cream, leinoiiaiia nnu r "''"
ed, after dinner a good pronram wa.
rendered. A InrRe crowu prre
ent and everybdy hnd a good time.
The City Council nicl last Monday
nlisht a( (h usual place. A 75 year
fram hUe wa. granted to the rorlland
Kuiteno A riatrru railway on all
atreel. except flra( C. and A. .treet..
Hurrah for Canby! We are going lo
have a uew railroad sure now. 1
gueaa Mulino Isn't the only place they
will have to look out for tbe car. The
company haa bought up mot of (he
right of way and I negotiating for lb turn It loam Into rlchnea. Ihon grl
..... ...v..l nt ilia farmnra have ; ,.,11111 aa well grailllg Will b
alr,.,lv r. .lveil a umid bunk account
from the .ale of the right
of way
through (heir place
The .uperlntendent. of th. Juvenile
Ir of the 17 dl.trlct. are b.toy ...Ho -
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lllir ui iiiv it ui.iiii i. mi '
. i.i .k - in .
lung prue mr me m.r -....
,1,1 (he la.t week of Augu.t
Alma Kckeraon wa. brough( home
from the ho.pltnl laat week although
Improved In health. It will be .ever
al weak, yet before .he 1. entirely re -
covered.
Iter. C. U Creaay. having been glv-
en a month' vacation by hi church
Rev. A. J. Joalyn wll nil hi. pulpit,
during hi. abaence. Rev, Creaay and
fiimlly went to Hpokano (o viaii 111.,
luirents.
Kd Kruger I. a Portland visitor thl.
week.
Mr.. O. H. Mack I. attending (be
Itoae Show (hi week.
The grndtiadng eierclae. of (h
eighth grade of the Canby public
chool. wa. hold at (he city hall VI -
day. June 7, fifteen girl and boy
being In the ela... Fol -
lowing wa. the program: Mu.lc. tJar -
retia' nn-heatra: Mlaa Manila lleattr.
An Ideal Republic;" Mia. Jo.ephln
Itnulford, "A looklng.glaa Reflection
of the World"; Mia lHivIe Rhode.
Reading; Mia Anna Htc'aui, "My
Trip From Italy," Mia. Mabel Iwrle,
"Character of Washington"; Ml.
Florence Knight "Woman Suffrage";
Mia. ileneva Shull "Our Country";
Mia. M iimlu Schnefcnlmrg, Class Pro
phecy; Harry Kotulg "Tariff Reform
Mlas Mabou Sanne lt.dlng; J a me.
Hnmpton. "Our Boy."; Mia. lleaale
Atchlnaon. "Maker, of Hlatory"; Mel-
ford llewett 'The Panama Canal";
Mlaa 1 Audra Sweet Reading; Norton
Bradford, ( hlna. Music. Oarn-C or-
cheatn; vocal and Instrumental mu
Ic by I-orrnlne le.
Charle. Graham, of Oak Grove. wa.'.,.iii a .ranrf n.,H.i,i i,i.nn in h.a
vlaltlnn hi. brother, Arthur Graham.
the druggl.t over Sunday.
1
8AN0Y,
Wlllard Boaholin, H. K. Eaaon and
Al. Hell wont to Portland by auto
Wednesday. 1
K. R. Krnabergor and wife, of Por(-
land are .topping In Sandy
Attiirney John I). Mann, of Port-
lund will deliver the Fourth of July
address In Sandy.
A public entertainment and basket
upper will be given In Sandy tbe
laat of June (0 defray (he eilien.e.
connected with the Children', fair.
Spend the Fourth In Sandy. Big
doing, are promised.
Mr. and Mr.. Henri Koch spent
Friday at Pleasant Home.
The closing exorcises of the Sandy
schools and (he eighth grade rom-
mencemen( exen lsi'a took plat e Frl-
dny artornoon. A fine literary and mu-1 Cherryvlllo Commerlral Club mot
ale al program wa. given. Kate Jun-! Snturdny evening and thi. following of
ker gave the clan history nnd Bruce , fleers were sleeted for the neit sit
Hchmlnky gnvo the prophecy. George: month: Frank Rhode. President;
Born.todt preeontod (he diploma. I Alex Brooke, Hocre(nrr; Wm, O. Hugh
Ice cream wa. .erved after (he oxer- j Treasurer, and Jnnie Ilotkln Ray
claea. Much progres. ha. been mad I Murry and Mr Wm. Allen wer ap
by(hepupll.diirlnv'lhepua( year, and j pointed a committee to draw up a
the teachers, Mlas Bachman and Mlas constitution and by laws
Mulr, have conducted tbe school very j Vincent Frlel made a flying trip to
successfully. Oregon City Saturday.
Mr. and Mrs. Bachmun, of Clacka-I Forest Ranger Hen Tottnn spent
mas, spent Saturday at Honrl Koch's. , Sunday In CherryvITlB.
TS" SL01",? f0l?.U have benn Placed ! Ml" -ooper. of Sandy, was present
In the She ly building. 1 nt the musical Kiren -by Mr. J. T.
Myrtle Mulr is spending a week at Frlel. Jr.. Wednesday evening.
i rwini 1 . ,.. Meaaers petdbone and Troup hav
-" """ft 'laiung ins nro(ner at
The Dnlles.
Attorney Purcell nnd John Hill
spent Sunday In Cherryvllle.
Anna Bachman has loft for 8alem
to take (he summer course of Instruc
tion for teaching.
1 1 V .. . ,lore 6ul"llnga ar
t:iiih uuiil in nanay.
Oacar Dnhlgren Is In Portland.
Sandy Commercial club had a rail
road meeting Monday night
.. ' I Tortand Saturday and brought back a
It Is now well known that not moreilond of goods for hi .tore.
r.li,0." Ca." rh,nurn't'am In ten Parnell Averlll visited Oregon City
It., a IT11 troatm"'t what- and other point last week.
ever. All that Is needed Is a free ap-
Plication of Chamberlain's Liniment Don't Exp.rlment With a Cough
fn? .7 MnB .V" pJar" nt each an- Wn," " """ Pine-Tar-Honey has
tl mi J 1 "I"1 ,ne how 'filck-: been used by millions of peopl for
"ill relieve the pain and ore-1 sixteen jears with a steady Increns
ness. Bold by Huntley Bros. Co., Ing demand. Look for the Boll on the
Oregon City, Hubbard, Molalla and Hottlo. For sal by Harding' Drug
Lan"J, Store.
JF you would now the wonderful pulling and buiineu getting
power of little adi try one in our classified columns in either
the daily or weekly.
If you want to sell or trade your automobile, or your house
or n j 'nR 'ot' or toc't, 'n 'acl '"y'"? yu my ve' nn
small ad and you will be surprised at the results.
On the other hand if you wish to buy anything, think of
the number of people you can reach for a sum so small you will
never mus it. Everyone has something to sell and many times
will sell at a sacrifice. Better try one this week.
IA01I CRHK
J
, V
shower,
have recently njoytd a An
II. (Ilbson mad a trip to
uviin.ailav tnaklnt bar
Mr, II
I'ortlalid
brother and wl(. Mr. nnd Mr, ( art
(Cm.a.i. and H-lar. Mis. Kdlth Chap
man a short visit
Mia. Uln lUHl h UM'
of bi-r lsi'r. Mr. John tBbaer, a
fw day last wek.
Mr. viol iKiualaa wad a trip
' . ILifllHlWI 1 UDBIIRJi
I" ,,,.,...- i.alIU ail vlalt.
. Mri. clnater. of Ml''
I,,,, wh her daunht.r, Mr, Kd Dour
Ui. Humlny and Monday,
"M'rs. Viol. 7'V ".nd Mri U
a -
ST" Iri HnMntn Clo.tr cm
" " Monday to Vlalt wltH
uJr "r
re ""' , iMrlland Tl.llor
'
, Turaa.
ILWOOD
KIwimhI' cnip and sardun .urely
The ai bixil cloaed In (hi dlatrlct
M..mly with a imd .r.itrain and ba-siH-lal.
Tbe pnmram wa well
rendered, after which Mr. C. K. Bur
rim au tinned ten baaketa netlna U.
. tll be uaed lo pur lin. a
.H., tta r,..nlul (lie inioriur oi mm
... .11 i.ii.M.Uia Mlaa
., luxi nouae. n ri-.,.- -
. Allii's Inlereat In our dl.trlct
and
wlatl her a ucce..rui cnooi year
wherever h may rhoo.e to (each.
Mlaa Monti (' and Ml Haiel Kro
man .erved .tr.wberrle. and cream.
Mr. and Mr, iwm Klahliiocker wer
agreeably .urprlaed by a vlall from
their parent, and brother, Mr. and
Mra. and Archie 8t.ihT.iffi ker ,of W lb
atnivllle. They were pleaaed at th
preapect of the i-ountry now being
opened.
Klaood .oil need, nonie eeaer to
,' i.ralaml. Our little valley ha. been
comiwred with Hood Itlver. Can w
ralae (he (amlanl to compariaou mi
j thai ordure valley T If .
1 may be proud, for Hood Klv.r valley
. - .
a miriii reiiuwneu.
- . . v.i,...t. Hal.
- Vbi ltM bn work-
; 1...4 .i..J .111. Ma Ua
1 . f k ln k!i
, " h..,,,..,, ,i
1 MM Krw,lllin ...j 0(l Val-
,,. ,1,- i.n ai.tilnama fur nlahth
'i ,i!,,i,,,n t.x.k th June eiam-
nilllulll Krtilny under th .utwrvl.lon
j of Mra. lkta Htablnecker. Friend,
wl, thgiin aun raa.
( Hurfus I. very buay with bl.
I rw planer and mill work.
I Walter Cot had the good luck io
I kill a coyote, which ha. been moleat-
lg their chicken, for some time.
I'eania.ejr 01 ,.ari.o,u ai.n
luea.iay aim nwine.oar nigm i Jra.
1 I'nn Minninecaer . nne movvu oer
1 houaehold good, from their bom-
sie to tneir nve acre irci near
1 nameu may inienu 10 miae irun
;aiid chicken on their new fi acre
irari
Mra. Hilda lllttner vl.lted Mr. C.
IHltner one day laat week.
CHERR WILLI
Itcv. Ir. Runyan ba. received an In
rreaae of peiialon of (en dollar a
month from the government and Com
rade Wm. O. Hugh ba alao received
an llifrraae of pen.lou.
K 1 Hauls haa luat flnlahed build
; , k 1rKe wo-xj,!, tnd ba laO
t ,Mint-, hi. hnuaa ami woo.lahml
, Q. llotklu. and wife and Jam.
liimn,,. . tm Hva an maiia a n.
nx lrp l0 i-ordad, r-tfnilng am
,i.r ,,i i,rut.i ...ml,r rnw.ni
.1,,.. ,n rk nn hi. n.m ,,,..
1 M j T. h, ln.
, h,.ii n.ri,,- .n,i v.rin.a.i. ...nin.
I i:ave a mual. al to twanlv of h.r
1 friend.. Th mu.lc and singing wa.
furnished by tbe O'Counell Uroa., or
' lllllaboro.
'. The imrty of eight aurvevor who
have been boanlliia- at Phiirrvvllla ho.
1 for dm pant dm day, hav moved
to Melnlg'. mill.
Kd. Bornatedt of Sandy, and Mr.
and Mrs. Johnaon. of Portland, attend
ed the tnualcale given by Mrs. J. T.
Frlel, Jr.. Wednesday.
Mr. I lu m hack from near Bundy,
and her two children, visited Mrs.
Win. Allen Humlny.
Auguat lleden.teln and Dave Doug
Ins have returned from a trip to Ka.t
ern Oregon.
George Odell and Guy Talmage, of
Huiiily. "pent Saturday evening la
Cherryvlllo.
Glen Melntyre, of llrlghtwood, Tl-
lled Mra. J. T. Frll. At - K.....U.
compieied nr. Boyd's new bou.e and
have left for Portland'.
Mlas Lillian II. Averlll, who I teach
ing school at Almea, vl.lted her par
ent In Cherryvllle Sunday.
The M. K. Sunday school was reor
ganized Sunday. Profeaior GeorgB.
otiper was elected
Superintendent
Archie Averll,, aocretary and treas
urer, nnd Mrs. Goorge Couper, organ
ist. .
John T. Friol. Jr.. mad a trip to