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NEWS FROM THE COUNTRY
INTERESTS ITEMS FROM ALL PARTS OF CLACKAMAS COUNTY
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CLARKES.
Misses Dora and Elda Marqua'rdt
spent Sunday with Miss Ruby Gard.
Peter Kern, of Oregon City, ia In
Clarkee visiting frieuds.
J. J. Card la on the sick list
Misa Ida Haag spent Suuday with
Miss Irene Lee,
Rudolph Haag waa tn town Satur
day and bad some dentist work done.
Nr. and Mrs. John Lelchtweise,
Ed Lelchtweise and Mr. and Mrs.
Prances spent Sunday with Mr. and
Mrs. Pottemiller.
A. Buol and family were tn Oregon
City and attended the wedding ot
their daughter, Miss Lydia Buol on
Sunday.
Misa Erma Lee spent Sunday with
Miss Elizabeth Marshall
John Marshall haa returned from
Eastern Oregon.
Mr. Bottemlller la putting up a new
fence.
Miss Ida Bottemlller and Miss Irene
Lee visited Miss Ida Haag Saturday.
Alfred and Rupert Marquardt spent
Sunday with Alva Gard.
Sam Elmer ts building an addition
to his barn.
Peter Kern visited Mr. Putz and
Mr. Banrer In Colton Monday.
CROUP
People with children should keep a
bottle of Dr. Bell's Pine-Tar-Honey on
hand at all times. Croup is worse at
night when it Is sometimes hard to
get a physician. Look for the bell on
the bottle. For sale by Harding's
Drug Store.
NORTH LOGAN.
Seafred Christiansen is visiting
Portland today.
Art McGuire went to Portland Sun
day morning.
Louis Hembar, Clate Pierce and Mr.
Wear are driving cotton wood and
ties on the Clackamas river.
Miss Mary Christiansen and her
friends are visiting Mr. and Mrs.
Christiansen, near Barton.
Miss Helen McMurry and Bertha
Houser have returned borne from
their vacations.
"I was cured of diarrhoea by one
dose of Chamberlain's Cocll. Cholera
and Diarrhoea Remedy," writes M. E.
Gebhardt, Oriole, Pa. There is noth
ing better. For sale by Huntley Bros.
Co- Oregon City, Hubbard, Molalla
and Canby.
MACKSBURG.
The recent rains have given Macks
burg and, vicinity more the appear
ance of early spring that of late sum
mer, and, though very heavy, have
not damaged the grain as much as
the farmers feared. The corn, hops
and potatoes have received an Impe
tus from the late moisture that has
given them a most promising outlook.
Hop-picking, tt is expected, will be
gin the first week in September.
Every week briagst news of prat
gress on the Canby and Molalla rail
road. The tie drive at Schafer's Mill Is
going on, with a full force of men, in
order to meet the demand for ties on
the new railroad.
The Heppler and Walsh thresher
began work Monday morning at the
Le Mour ranch, from there they went
to Nowak's and are expected next at
Chris Rothes.
, John Hines' wheat yielded thirty
bushels to the acre.
Mr. Vogel, formerly of Eureka, Cal
' ifornla, sent Sunday at the home of
Mrs. Glbecn, where Mrs. Vogel and
the children have been spending some
time.
Mrs. AI McCoy, Miss Marie Bowers
and Mrs. Raleigh Bowers were vis
itors with Mrs. Gibson last Sunday.
Miss Hulda Kraxberger came home
from Portland on Saturday to spend
Sunday with her people.
Mr. and Mrs. George Walsh were
Sunday visitors with Mr. and Mrs,
Liebig.
The Deutch Vereln met Sunday at
Smith's Hall with a large attendance.
The exercises concluding, as usual.
with a dance.
The recent shipments, of potatoes
to Alaska from Canby, have decided
- the farmers of this region to hold
their spuds for higher prices.
Services are held every Sunday af
ternoon and evning at the new Mln-
nonite Church, at the Junction of the
Roth and Strahbor ranches.
Mr. W. S. Gunsalus, s farmer living
near Fleming, Pa., says he has used
rh.mherlaln'a Colic. Cholera and Diar
rhoea Remedy in bis family for four
teen years, and that ne nas roura u
to be an excellent remedy, and takes
ni...nra in recommending it For
sale by Huntley Bros. Co., Oregon
City, Hubbard, Molalla ana uanoy.
CARUS.
Threshing Is In full blast In our
burg. Mr. Chrtstners ana ar. jus
gar's machines are doing the work.
The grain is damaged quite uiuiu
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Mrs. Glen Tergan of Aurora, Is vis
iting with relatives ana inena m
week. 'Mrs. Tergan's parents own
a hop yard at Aurora and will begin
picking hops Monday. f
Mrs. Fred Spangler made s business
trip to town Tuesday morning.
Mrs. Lily Holcomb and children, of
Clackamas, are visiting with ner sis
ter Mrs. Lnla Cssto, of this place.
Mr. and Mrs. Tom McCarthy be
gan their fall plowing Monday.
.ue.cs ot this e.tract i. like N.tur.'.
is bsthed la ths tonio which ' life to the Mood -lb
vital in ol the ldr hum brighter and their ncrr.J
.ctivirrcomum. the tiu. rbbi.h which h.. accumul.ted
during lh winter.
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Merle Jones returned home from
the Coast Thursday.
Several attended the dance at Otto
Strickner's Saturday night
Helen Baker, of Oregon City, is vis
iting with Mrs. C. Caseday.
Mr. and Mrs. Tom Davtes were tn
town Saturday.
Misses Elsa and Pola, Fisher and
Ixnitse Miller spent Monday after
noon with Miss Floy Stewart
Mrs. C. Castro and ' sister. Mrs.
Holcomb. visited with Mrs. Spenc
at Beaver Creek Monday.
Mr. and Mrs. Norman Howard took
supper at Ed Howard's Sunday.
Mrs. Ed Howard was on the sick
list last week, but Is better now.
Miss Maybelle Mills, ot Oregon
Clity, was in Cania Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Al Jones went to
town Monday.
Pell Trullinger. of Vnion Mills,
ntade a business trip In his auto to
Wm. Davis' Monday.
Sutherland's Eagle Eye Salve
Is a creamy 'snow whlto ointment put
up in air tight screw cap tubes. Will
cure any case of sore eyes and will
not Injure eyes of a babe. Sold by
Harding's Drug Store, 25c
HAZELIA
Mrs. Riley J. Hays haa returned
from Sherwood to the home ot her
daughter, Mrs. Frank Whltten. I
Mr. and Mrs. Ed Wanker and fami
ly spent Sunday afternoon with Mr.
and Mrs. J. P. Cook.
Miss lvtf Whltten has been ill the
past week.
Miss Mabel McCoy, ot Portland,
spent Sunday with her friend, Harriet
Duncan.
George Papoun spent a few days
with his relatives, Mr. and Mrs. Will
Papoun, during a hasty trip from the
East
Theodore Stelnhilber had a force ot
five mowers at work Monday harvest
ing a large field ot alslke for seed.
Mrs. William Landy and two little
children spent a few days with Mrs.
J. O. Tledemari during Mr. Landy 's
absence on business.
Miss Nina Wanker visited Sunday
with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Will
Wanker. Mrs. Wanker's nephew, Will
Cook .also spent the day there .
Mr. and Mrs. Ed Pollard spent Sun
day with Mrs. Pollard's parents, Mr.
and Mrs. J. O. Tiedeman.
Miss Ethel Thompson, of Oswego,
and Miss Bessie Frances, of Portland,
visited for several days in Hazelia re
cently.
Rev. Robert Brymer was greeted
by a large audience at the church
services Saturday evening. The next
services will be held Saturday, Aug
ust 31, at the Hazelia schoolhouse at
8 p. m. Sunday) school meets every
Sunday morning at 10:30.
Internally
Dr. Bell's Anti-Pain cures colic, flux,
diarrhoea, cramps and all bowel com
plaints. Externally: Cures sore breasts,
corns, bunions, toothache, neuraliga,
and all pains. Sole everywhere. It
is antiseptic. For sale by Harding's
Drug Store.
MOUNTAIN VIEW.
Another death occurred In this vi
cinity last week: Mrs. Mary Cook.
She was burled Friday afternoon.
Mrs. David Grady is spending the
week at Sunnyslde among relatives
and friends.
Mrs. Robert Ballou and two sons,
from Goldendale, Wash., are visiting
her parents, Mr. and Mrs. 0. A. Van
hoy. Mrs. LeRoy and children, ot Glad
stone, was visiting her sister, Mrs.
Wesley Jackson and family last week.
Their mother, Mrs. J. Bruce Is 11L
Mr. and Mrs. J. L. Ott purchased a
new piano.
Misses Pearl and Ruby Francis ,who
have entered training school at the
Good Samaritan hospital In Portland,
spent Tuesday afternoon at home.
Mr. Rosenboom, our blacksmith. Is
building a cement cellar.
Mr. and Mrs. Walter Simpson have
moved down town, having sold their
property to Isaac Kennedy and family
who have taken possession.
Charlie Dickey and wife have mov
ed Into their house again, which was
vacated last week by Mr. Kennedy
and family.
C. O. R. Ellis, of Portland, spent
Sunday with his niece, Mrs. Ray Gra
dy and family on Food 8treet
Mr. and Mrs. A. L. Jones, of Eldo
rado, transacted business In this vi
cinity Monday.
Mrs. Hamm and daughters, of Glad
stone, were callers In this berg last
Sunday.
Mrs. Margaret Scott of Monta villa,
visited Mrs. A. I.. Hickman and other
friends last week .
Miss Alice Brown, of Salem, is Vis
iting school girl friends in this vicin
ity this week.
Mrs. Claud Hall and baby returned
home from Molalla Tuesday, where
she had spent a week visiting her
parents. Mr. and Mrs. Chapman, and
various friends.
Archie Fisher, of Wilmore, Kansas,
was visiting D. W. GUlett and family
last week.
Hop picking is the main topic.
Harry Culbertson, of Beaverton, Or
egon, called on Mrs. Matchet Brown
Saturday. They were neighbors In
Indiana 15 years sgo.
Clark Fuge is building a residence
on his property on Taylor Street
Walter Yoder Has typhoid fever and
was taken to the hospital Monday.
RURAL DELL.
The recent rains were not as use
ful to fanners of this section as they
might have been; a great deal of
grain that had recently been cut la
apt to rprout before the farmers will
have an opiHirtunliy to slack It; no
little damage was done to the hop
yards. Many posts were broken and
vermin will continue to spread lu the
unsprayed yards.
George Sawtell ts building an ad
dition to hla house.
Mli-s U.iilne Sailer, of Molalla. vis
ited with her parents of this place,
Monday.
Joseph Gottwald and John Gott
wald went to Molalla Saturday even
ing. Misses Minnie Fosmark and Katie
Rllter went to Aurora Monday after
noon. Mrs. James Ogle and son, Guy, of
Aurora, visited at the home ot Fred
Smith a few days last week.
lr. Segman and family, of Molalla.
visited with J. W. Nosier and family
Sunday.
Miss Amy Sconce, ot Portland, Is
spending her vacation with her par
ents, Mr. and Mrs. T. II. Sconce, ot
this place.
Miss Emma Gottwald visited with
Misses Marie, Florence and Katie
Yoder Sunday afternoon.
Phil Ogle has his ox team broke
-now, and coaxes them to do hla farm
work.
Ole Bergstrom is putting up a wind
mill, which Is in accordance with the
principle followed by Rural Dell's
progressive farmers.
Miss Rosetta Eyman, who taught
school tn Malheur County Inst year,
will tench the Punipklnville school,
near Elliott Prairie, this coming year.
Fred Sailer, who', It was reported
had gone to Eastern Oregon, but only
got aa far as Aurora, where he la
working for Adam Mlshler, made a
visit home Sunday.
Austin Dubois, with Ben Jackson,
went to Wood burn Saturday, where
they took tn the dance during the ev
ening. They reported a ftne time.
. George Parmer waa out speeding
one ot his race horses; a horses
Sunday. Go easy. George, a race
horse never waa made In one day.
Mr. and Mrs. Pete Freeman, of
Donald, wh have been spending the
past summer tn Europe, visited with
Farmers
Look Up Your
Fall Needs in
Farm Tools
NOW
If you need a new
Plows Harrow, Drill,
Feed Cutter, Wagon,
Buggy, anything for
the Farm you will
FIND IT IN
The Mitchell
Line
THE BEST IN
THE WEST
SEE US
Mitchell, Lewis & Staver Co.
Rortland, Oregon
W. J. WILSON & CO. CANBY HARDWARE & IMPLEMENT CO.
OREGON CITT, OREGON CANBY, OREGON
Mr. and Mrs. A. L. Wldstrand Satur
day and Sunday.
Mrs. T. IL Sconce was very much
surprised last Wednesday, when a
group ot her friends made her a so
cial call. Refreshments were served
and a very nice time was enjoyed by
all present v
One of the most common ailments
that bard working people are afflicted
with is lame back. Apply Chamber
lain's Liniment twice a day and mas
sage the parts thoroughly at each ap
plication, and you will get quick relief.
For sale by Huntley Bros. Co., Oregon
City, Hubbard, Molalla and Canby.
LOGAN
"Old Sol" Is beaming on us after
biding so long, and it la about time
too, for we had about arrived at tbe
conclusion Jupiter Pluvlus had kid
napped him. '
Farmers sre busy trying to save j
their grain. Some grain has sprouted!
and. yet the damage is not as great j
as was expected. This Is an "off ,
year" as tbe natives say. In spite ot
all tbe big tales of bumper crops. Tbej
potato crop Is or will be shove the ar
erae but not so In other farm pro
duels. August 27, is the date set for the
school children's fair In Logan Orange
hall. W are Informed Professor Al
derman will be present. This has
been a poor year for fairs and It Is
hard to make up nice exhibits.
O. R .Freytag was out this way look
ing for grain, grasses, etc., for tb
comity exhibit at the slals fair.
W. P. Klrchem Is Improving and la
up. Ilia Injured leg Is giving him
trouble.
C. 0. Roltblna and family of lort.
mud visited relatives here Sunday.
J. It. Kense and dniighter, of Staf
ford, were callers at the home of W.
Kltvhem'a Tuesday.
The many friends of Mrs. Philip
Kohl were shocked to hear of her
ii.ni.Mi death early Tuesday morning.
August 20. She waa In her usual
health and only complained of a pain
In her arm In the evening. She was
the daughter of Mr. and Mrs.- lloesly.
ot Mllwaukle, Or. Her aged mother
was visiting her at the time. She
leaves a husband and four sons. Geo.
A., Henry, I-oula and Frank Kohl, to
mourn. Mrs. Kohl was a member of
Harding Grange No. 123 and was held
In high esteem by all her friends and
neighbor. The funeral will b at
Pleasant View cemetery Thureday afternoon.
A COLD
Is not necessarily serious, provided It
Is taken care of. It Is frequently the
starting point of man dangerous
diseases. When It comes use Dr.
Bell's Pine Tar-Honey. 1-ook for the
bell on the bottle. For sale by Hard
ing's Drug Store.
MOLALLA.
W. J. E. Vlck Is wearing a pleaaant
Smile. Cause A daughter arrived
mi SiihirilHV innrnlne.
Mrs. II. Engle was taken to the hos
pital In Portland on Wednesday to
undergo an operation for appendicitis.
The new building owned by J. To
bin. of Oregon City, is Just about com
pleted. Mr. Wood Is moving Into the
barber shop and pool room which
will soon be In operation. The build
ing Is quite an addition to Molalla.
It is two stories, the upper story to
be used as a hall. Messrs. Lowry
and Cooke, of Oregon City, have had
charge ot the construction.
Waldron's auto stage Is now making
two round trips dally and la a great
convenience for those desiring to
IMPLEMENTS
AND
OF QUALITY
AT RIGHT PRICES
make an early start to town, aa It
leaves Molalla at 7:30 a. m. and does
not start from Oregon City until 4:30
p. m.
The crew surveying for the South
ern Pacific are seen working In this
vicinity. If every survey meant a
raldroad, Molalla would soon be a
railroad center.
Parties returning from the huckle
liorrv tin trh re nor t nlentT of berries.
but they did not enjoy the weather of
the past week.
Miss Ila Reed has gone to Seat
tle to visit for a couple of weeks.
George Case and Jack Vernon are
expected home from a two weeks'
hunting snd fishing trip this week.
F. W. Case and wife, of Portland,
are visiting Mr. Case's mother near
Liberal.
Messrs. Lowry and Cooke will soon
start work on a large building for
Dr. Todd. There will be room for
fnnr itnrM. two of which will be oc
cupied by Dr. Todd's office and Hunt
ley llros. Drug Store. The other two
will be for rent
The Juvenile Fair will be held next
Wednesday at the Orange hall. Mr.
W. Everbart has been working hard
to make It a success for tbe children,
and nsjnerous prizes have been of
fered. From the number of guests and the
VEHICLES
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ter (Inge, h finished hauling the
grain In Gage'a field, and expwl.nl to
thresh Friday.
A few oat. It I said, ar sprouted.
I. hi nut 1.1111111! h tn damage very much.
Mr. Claris Peters returned on
Monday from the Const. It rnineti;
otherwise, she had a delightful tlm.
Anna Nomoc went over to help
Mr. Dclkar get dinner for threshers
on Wednesday.
Mr. (Inge took Mrs. Prludle to call
on Mr. Baker and family one day
Inst week. Sh knew the family
when all h' ,M,!,, ml "Iris were
halites and growing school children.
Mr. Powell and Mr. Thomas ar
somewhat better.
Hops ar looking fine, soon the
merry pickers will be busy In the
yards.
SPRINQWATER
The Sprlngwaler chorus, under the
direction of David uorner. me eiper
la .ti.rMlnff hAHUtl
H-IH .Him mi, -- . -...m
ful compositions to render In the Har
vest Festival In the autumn. The
church will be decorated with grain
. v, - h...,.h.. rf fnilt anH flower
Natures bounty and beauty will aid
to make grateful hearts.
Miss Margaret Schradleck. of New
York City. Is enjoying Oregon. She
Is staying at tne nome ot oer suit,
Mrs. Aue.
The Sprlngwaler harvest Is, accord-
FALL GOODS
THAT NEVER
FALL DOWN
. H00S1ER DRILLS
Positive Force Feed
Bloom Manure Spreaders
Double Steel Reach.
J. I. CASE PLOWS
The Plow a man Can
Pull.
DICKS FEED CUTTERS
The Bert Possible.
Hoover Potato Diggers
Dig Clean.
Drew Litter Carrier
A Genuine Labor Saver.
HARROWS
Disc and Tooth.
MITCHELL WAGONS
Monarch of the Road.
FREE CATALOG
sent upon request
Ing to general reports, very gratify
ing.
Rev. C. F. Aue will preach In
Sprlngwaler In tbe morning and eve
ning and In the afternoon at 3 in tne
Eagle Creek Presbyterian church. Ev.
erbody. Is heartily welcomed. Extra
music.
James Outtrldge Is recovering from
his Illness very rapidly. .
Dr. Walllns, our dentist. Is not only
busy with his work, but Is pulling po
litical teeth ot our candidates.
SENTENCED TO DIE,
HE WANTS TO BE SHOT
RENO, Nev., Aug. 17. Cranted a
stay of execution by the supreme
court, AndrlJI Mlrkovlch, sentenced to
death for the murder of a countryman
Is today the problem of tbe Nevada
authorities who are endeavoring to
get him. to change his selection of tbe
mode of execution from shooting to
hanging.
When given the choice as to how be
should die, according to the laws of
Nevada, Mlrkovlch decided on tbe bul
let but ! guards could be obtained
to carry out tbe execution.
tnllstled loos, on ineir i
dinner, the fame of Aunt Mary Hob
bins' cooking must have gun abroad,
tine la always sur of a squat deal
at her hotel.
STAFFORD.
Th weather has cleared off grad
ually and It I now very pleasant, be
ginning Saturday, th local weather
prophet says wa will hav fifteen day
of good weather; In which cas grain
will lie mostly secured and fields
ready for the full plowing.
W wer sorry to hear that Mark
linker's baby was sick with pneumonia
and four wer entertained of Infan
tile paralysis, but at last reports the
child's symptoms were somewhat Im
proved. Mr Wed.lle, who was sick last
week. Is better. He Is In th harvest
field again. On Wednesday, assisted
l.v a li.iv crew, among whom was Wal
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Sandy and East CJackamas
SANDY.
Justice Pomcroy has oiwnml a
Jewelry store In the llarnstcdt build
ing. The iiostofrtce will bo moved Into
the now MelnlK ImlldliiK.
The Strauss Lumlwr Co. are run
ning a full crew at the mill aKalii.
Henry Mills has moved his family
here from WaiihouKul. Wash., and
will carry on the confectionery and
clgur store at lahlKren's old stand.
Messers Ksson. Iloshulm. Im-a and
hlxon siient the fore part of the week
In Cortland.
II. K. Ileckwlih .of Oresliam. has
opened a Jewelry store In the Shelby
building.
Mrs. J. W. Howard Is visiting In
Port land.
Oscar Dnhlgren has moved his fam
ily to Washougul. Oscar left many
friends In and near Sandy who regret
his departure .
II. K. Krebs Is spending a few weeks
In California.
Mis Myrtle Muler .of Portland .Is
visiting Mrs. C. K. Parber this week.
I. .E. Hoffman Is reported to bs In
very poor health again.
The school board has engaged the
Misses Elisabeth and Margaret Can
ning to teach the primary and gram
mur departments of tho Sandy school
for the ensuing year. School will be
gin Monday, Heptember 9.
Kd Itevenun has rented hla ranch
and will locate in Southern Californ
ia on account of the health of his
wife and duuithler.
II. E. Ileckwlth Is building a resi
dence In Snndy.
Paul Melnlg has received a consign
ment of extra fine California peachea.
SI Ieaton la spending a week In
Portland
Ceo. Porustedt Is nursing a) sore
foot, resulting from stnppln g on a
nail.
Attorney Purcell did business lu
Portland Monday.
Ceo. YYeUht Is sinking a well on his
place.
C. I). Purcell will act as principal
of the Kelso schools for the ensuing
year.
Mrs. Williams who has been In poor
health fur sometime was takon to
Portland for treatment Thursday.
The Sandy Creamery Is rapidly
building up a fine business.
Now for dry weather to finish the
oat harvest.
Very little potato blight Is noticed
In this section thus far.
Mrs. Newton Schmlnlky Is In Port
land. P. T. Shelly and II. Tallmadge have
gone over the mountains horseback.
WELCHES.
Fine weather is making good roads
,and good roads are bringing many
people out this way.
Hilly Welch returned from Oregon
City with a smiling face.
Arlle Mitchell Is stationed at Camp
Zlg Zag with Roy Garwood for a few
days.
Mrs. George Williams, of Sandy,
was taken 111 while on her vacation,
and wis taken to the Uood Samaritan
hospital.
A Do'igherty, of Knola HIM, Is very
busy hauling freight for E. Coal
man. Thore are about .10 guests at
Welches' hotels, In spite of the rainy
weather we have been having.
Mrs. Mann and children, and her
friend, Mrs. Steelo, have returned to
Port land, after a month's stay at the
summer cottage near Laurel Ixidge.
Vincent Frlel, of Chorryvllle, Is
hauling young trout, and putting thorn
In Still Creek and Zlg Zag river.
Mr. and Mrs. Slg Knighton, Mr. and
Mrs. Johnson, and son, of Gresham,
who have been up to the big meadow
finhlng, report fine fishing up there,
and also at (')enr Lake.
Dr. Severing and family climbed
Zlg Zag Mountain Sunday, bringing
hack kinds of blackberries.
Frank Anderson, wife and brother
are now In their summer cottage at
Welches.
Miss Heat He. of Portland, Is visit
ing Bt the home oil C. W. Kern, of
Arrah Wanah Park.
HE WON'T LIMP NOW
No more limping for Tom Moore of
Cochran, Ga. I bad a bad sore on my
Instep that nothing seemed to help
till I used Bucklen's Arnica Salve," he
writes, "hut this wonderful healer soon
cured me." Heals old, running sores,
ulcers, bolls, burns, cuts, bruises, ede
ma or piles. Try IL Only 25 cents at
All Druggists.
For Infnntg nr! Children.
The Kind You Hsvo
Always Bought
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CHERRYVILLI
Rev. Wm. Runyan prearhed In the
M. E. Church Sunday.
Win. .McKemle and Miss Catherine
McKsnsle. of Portland, visited lr.
John II. lloyd and family last week.
Mr. and Mrs. Thos. Klrby, of Port
luud. visited Mr. and Mrs. John T.
Frlel, Jr.. last week.
Chorryvlllo Commercial Club will
give an lie cream social next Satur
day evening. August 3 mi
lieu rr lloyd and Misa Ixmlss lloyd
went to Portland last Monday even
ing to attend a party.
Earl Itaitcr Is visiting his moth
er, Mrs. Wm. O. Rugh.
Mrs. J. T. Krlel. Jr.. gave a mus
ical Wednesday evening, which was
quite largely attended.
Mrs. McDowell and Miss Sybil
Mrltowell, of Portland, are visiting
lu Portland.
Mrs. Henry lledensleln returned
from a week's visit Id Portland Sun
day. An automobile load of people came
out from Portland last Sunday and
visited Mrs. Henry lledensteln.
August lledensteln and Parnell
Averlll and Archie Averlll are doing
some slashing on the land adjoining
Wm. Fischers place.
Jaa. T. Edgerton and a party from
' Portland came out and visited hla
ranch last Thursday .
Miss Viola Frlel la spending the
week visiting Miss Marie Sorois.
I Miss Jessie Clark visited the
Misses (ienevlnve and Mildred Hugh
I several days last week.
I Frank Rhodes has finished his saw
I mill and has commenced the sawing
i of lumber and hits nearly finished his
I shingle mill. Mr. Rhodes haa Juat
' bought hi in another team of horses
and a wagon.
EAGLE CREEK.
The formers were not pleased to
see the storm which occurred , last
- week, as It slopped the threshing and
also damaged the grain slightly.
Mrs. I.. A. Woodle, Miss Mary and
' Joey Woodle were over to the farm
last week.
I Mr. and Mrs. John Rcld, or Sprlng
waler, were over to James Gibson's
one day lust week.
j Mr. and Mrs. Paul Drlacoll, of Spo
kane, are the guests of Mr. and Mrs.
II. 0. Huntington.
Mr. and Mrs. A. W. Cooke, ot Da
mascus, were visiting with Mr. and
Mrs. Howlntt last Wednesday.
Eagle Creek Grange mot aa usual
Saturday with only about ifO membera
In attendance, and on account of
, there being such a few present the
session soon came to a close.
I James Hell, a prominent member of
; Sandy Grange was an Eagle Creek
Grange visitor Saturday.
Mr. and Mrs. IL II. Gibson worsen
tertulned at dinner Sunday by Mrs.
Cora Udell.
Mr. and Mrs. Ed Douglass visited
with Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Gibson Sun-
I day.
I Mrs. Lottie Woodle called on Mrs.
Naylor Sunday.
Mr and Mrs. James DeShaxor and
family visited with the Douglass and
Howlutt families Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Kltzmlllor went to
the mountains the first ot the week to
pick huckleberries .
Mr. and Mrs. Congdon and Mr. and
Mrs. Hon Dullard were guesta ot Mr.
and Mrs. Howlutt Sunday.
Judging from the number of wag
on loads of people going from In and
near Engle Creek; and If they go from
other places accordingly, to the berry
patch, there must be quite an encamp
ment of berry pickers up near old
Wild Cat Mountain this week.
Mr. and Mrs. II. U. Huntington,
Mr. and Mrs. Paul Driscoll and Dr.
Ilanard, the Eastern Doctor, who la
spending the summer with Mr. and
Mrs. Huntington, called; on Mr. and
Mrs. llowlott Sunday afternoon.
Mr. Ross, of Portland, was out to
see his uncle, Charles Murphy, the
first of the week. He took Mr. Mur
phy) and Mr. and Mrs. Ray Woodle
for an auto ride Monday afternoon In
his auto.
Mrs. R. B. Gibson called on Mrs.
Howlett Monday afternoon.
The threshers are.' now threshing
for Fred Hoffmelster.
Mrs. Jones and Mrs. Naylor wers
over to James Gibson's after black
berries Monday afternoon.
Mrs. Jones was a Portland visitor
last week.
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