OliEOON CITY F.NTERPRT8R, FRIDAY. SKITKMHKU 27, 1012
IIOT FLASHES.
Women in mlddl i often complain of hot flathe. They are it that tti
of lite when their delioatt organism nreJs I tonio end helpini-hand which only Dr.
Pieroa'a Fsvorit Prescription can give them. Many women luffer needlessly from
girlhood to womdhood and Irora motherhood to old age with backache, diaai
cm or headache. A woman often become alrepless, nervous, " broken-down,"
IrriteMe and lecls tired from morning to night. When paim and achee rack th
womanly system at frequent intervals, ymr ueigkif
Doctor Pierce's Favoj-It Prescription.
Una. 1. Ihhof, of R!l S. Honulon Stml. Itsltlniora, MJ. av: I
vrota r" alwut nwetha ar trlline you of mjr condltkm. I haw a
fin Whr sHri-h. It-FIM sine r-xin.li when bum. Fh. It my thlrJ ehll.1
and tha stmnirrt "f ihcm all. Hy ruiTcnm- m'.y f two hour. I
tnok swl hultli of 'FinHM rrnirrhilMl' an.1 on of IV. t'wrw'S
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kk stomach. Tin lurw who aa wuh ni w:.KSm cwli.u wa wwl.
She InU-nJs to rTur,ti It to all l.ir tutrorin r:n- Kwrbrnty la ( ?XO
aitnuh4 at me Kvauta I only .-h.il 1(8 no.rn.ls before and now I "AtntVs
wrtrhrA. I haahtrrlWlMaromtmarHta.kahoutDr.rWre,i ft
rMdk-lna. I am MMn( la mxmrMnd It to all
If any want talormaUoa 1 wiU bs glad to aiva u
NEWS FROM THE COUNTRY
INTERESTING ITEMS FROM ALL PARTS OF CLACKAMAS COUNTY
WILSONVILLE
Mra. J. W. Thornton left on Wed
nesday, for a visit with her ton In
Chicago.
Wm. Clack and family have left for
their new home In Portland. They
have made many friends here who
will repret their departure.
Mlssea Mary and Christine Batal
gia went to Portland WedntIay, to
be (tone for some time,
Mrs. H. D. Aden has returned home
after a visit with friends.
Mrs. Fred Wafters, of Oregon City,
was In Wllsonville on Saturday visit,
lap friends.
A number of village residents at
tended the funeral of the tittle Barnes
girl at Mulloy. Sunday.
Miss Mary Murray Is visiting her
brothers here, and will toon return
to Washington.
Mrs. Bethunc. who formerly resid
ed here. Is teaching In the Vnlon
district this year.
Mrs. Chas. Epler and son. Glenn,
have been visiting at the borne ot
Mrs. Epler's parents, Mr. and1 Mrs.
Rldder.
A sad accident occurred here on
Tuesday evening, when the son of
Mr. Bowman had his eye injured with
a sling-shot, the boy was rushed to a
Portland hospital.
Hop picking is now finishing near
our village.
The names of two prominent con
tributors to the village juvenile fair
were omitted from the list, through
some oversight Anna Rldder, who
won first prize on mending, and Em
ma Rldder, who won second prixe on
aprons in Class A.
Miss S. M. Graham and neices have
gone to Portland, where the girls will
attend school.
Professor Calavan, of Oregon City
was the gnest of Mr. and Mrs. Nor
man Say, on Monday evening.
The village school Is Bearing com
pletion, and will be a credit to Wll
sonville. ,
A number of high school students
left last week for their different
schools, including Mary Brobst, El
mer Hasselbrink, Elmer Seeley, Har
old Say, Dwlgbt Seeley, James Say,
Retha Vincent and the Misses
Young.
A very nice high school catalogue
has been sent out from Oregon City
by City Supt. Tooze.
Persons) wishing to get their ar
ticles which were sent to the state
fair, can do so by applying to Dr.
- Brown at the drug store, as he has
kindly consented to take charge of
them until called for.
Many village residents are attend
ing the County Fair at Canby this
wetk.
Clover seed hulling has been go
ing on for the past week and is turn
ing out extra good here.
Mr. and Mrs. Melvln and daughter,
Lol?, have gone to Salem for a few
weeks as Mr. Melvln's work called
him there. They are now at home to
their friends at 2035 Elm Ave. Salem.
Best In the World
J. W. Hyatt merchant of Warren, N.
C, writes: Please send enclosed or
der by mail. Sutherland's Eagle Eye
Salve is the best eye remedy in the
world. For sale by Harding's Drug
Store.
Quality not Quantity
Seed Wheat, Vetches, Rye,
Barley, Oats, Cheat, Or
chard Grass, Timothy, Clo
ver, Etc.
Mill Feed, Grain, Hay,
The celebrated Conkey Stock
and Poultry Foods and Sup
plies always on hand.
See us before ordering your
winter's supply of flour.
Oregon Commission Co.
ELEVENTH AND MAIN STREETS
i
who auiroand wast bdv.
ea tom."
alas. Inuor 4 Child.
TUALATIN MEADOWS
Mr. Knowles and family, of New
Era. were visitors at John Wankers'
Sunday. Ethel Baker, Haxel Bush
baum and Will Cook were also there.
George Hargan Is building an adat
tlon to his barn.
Harry Borland. Mrs. Ben Athey,
Mrs. Arthur Borland and family have
returned from Vancouver, where they
have been spending a few days with
their brother. Will and family.
C C. Borland had the mlsfortuns
from tho high winds last Friday, to
have his potato cellar burned, which
had about a hundred and fifty sacks
ot potatoes in it
Mrs. Larson and son. Leo, and Al
ice Oliver, were visitors at Mr. and
Mrs. C. W. Larson's Sunday.
Hazel Bushbaum called on her sis
tor, Mrs. R. C. Payne, of Tualatin,
Sunday. Her brother Ray and Mrs.
Anna Tauchman and little son. Estus
ot Wllsonville, accompanied her.
Joe Bushbaum and dog "Chubby
are the champion Gray Digger killers
ot Tualatin Meadows.
Miss Gertie Fisher, of Willamette,
was visiting her sister, Mrs. George j
Saum Saturday and Sunday.
Henry Frobose, and Ralph Gossari
were seen in Tualatin Meadows Sun-!
day.
The llttln. daughter of R. DeXeui
had the misfortune to have one ot her ,
fingers almost severed in the lawn j
mower last Thursday. She is under)
Dr Vniinr'a rare and ! dolne nlcelv. !
Nora Schaber was visiting at R. De-!
Neui's Sunday, and reports Mr. Ben
I Athey ill again, which we are sorry
to hear. i
' Mrs. C. W Larson was a visitor
at Mrs. Stuart's, of Hazelia last Fri
day.
Miss Anna Schroeder. of Oregon !
City, was home visiting her parents
Sunday.
Mrs. Mat Athey was calling at her
daughter's, Mrs. Paul Schroeder, last
Tuesday.
Carl Elligsen, ofStafford, is making
quite an improvement on his fifty ac
re ranch at Tualatin, building and
fencing.
The Tigardville Telephone company
is keeping Arthur Borland and Char
lie Larson busy metalliclng the lines
at Tigardville.
John Wanker cut his second crop
of clover hay Saturday.
Merchants Praise)
Dr. Bell's Pin-Tar-Honey. J. W. Mc
Daniel, Etherton. Ills., says: There is
no medicine which equals it for
coughs, colds. Grippe, asthma and
Bronchitis. Look for the Bell on the
bottle. For sale by Harding's Drug
Store.
WILLAMETTE
Mr. Burke is building an addition
to his bouse.
Miss Etta Rogers has returned
toom a two months outing on the
coast.
Hopplcking finished with good wea
ther and the crop of most yards were
saved in fairly good condition.
George Batdorf and family have
moved into the Downey house back
of the shoe factory.
Willamette school started Monday
with a larger attendance than ever
before. Willamette haa one of the
lineal school huuaea In the county.
Dr. hit and fnmlly. Frank Lute
ml family. Q. 8. Rodger and family
returned from Independence vllop
Yard Saturday.
Mr. Slikln bin added two dormer
wlndowa nnd a hnndaome porch to
hla roaldenee. Mr. Slpklna la one of
the nccesaful strawberry grower of
Wlllamotte.
0. O. Graves and fnmlly who have
been vtaitlnK the aummer at Gartbal
ill Beach, have returned nnd will mov
Into the house vacated by Pntdrof.
fnmlly.
Mr. Leonard Runynn who bouKht
the Smith property, baa been making
Improvement and leveling the yard.
Mr Runynn' property la one of the
beat located and handsomest places
In town.
MULINO
There was a serious accident at the
Hult Shingle Mill lnut Thursday when
the man that run tho knot saw
struck his knee against the saw cut
ting the tendons at the knee cap and
lacerating the flesh badly. He was
, tnken to a Portland hospital and the
doctors think that they can save hla
leg. He will be unable to leave the
hospital for some time.
The Hult Shingle Mill had a narrow
escape from destruction by fire Sun
day morning. As Pell Trulltngcr was
passing In his automobile about 8 A.
M. he noticed smoke Issuing from the
engine and notified Mr. Snodgrass,
who hurried down to the mill Just In
time to save It. as the fire was under
good headway when discovered and
a rew minutes later wouia nave own
beyond control.
Joe Daniels and family are visiting
his mother, Mrs. Mary Daniels, at
this place.
Mrs. Guy Jewett Is In poor health.
She is staying at J. Udell s while her
husband is at work on the Clackamas
Southern.
Lewis Churchill and Henry Wilson
are slashing bruch for Harry Burdlne.
Miss Gladys Snodgrass and Miss
Ida Burdlne left Sunday to begin
teaching. Miss Snodgrass will teach
at Highland and Miss Burdlne at
Meado brook.
Miss Vesta Churchill, who has been
ft
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.
Rortlnd, Oregon
VV. J. WILSON & CO.
OREGON CITT, OREGON
upending a few days at Sllverton
visiting Mini Nada Lee, returned to
her home Tueadajr.
Sore
Eyea of Threa Yeara Standinfl.
cured. Mlaa Effie Faulkner, New Caa
tle. Pa., writea: Sutherland'a Eagle
Eye Salve cured me of a case of bo re
eyea of three yeara atandlng. I cheer
fully recommend to any one In need
of aur h a remedy. For aale by Hard-
Ing'a Drug Store.
STAFFORD
Monday It threatened rain, but only
about one-twentieth, of an inch fell
here.
On Saturday laat Mra. Weddle had
a bad fall, hitting her right bip and
arm. Dr. Guy Mount, who waa in the
neighborhood waa called In, and after
a careful examination found no bone
were broken, and pronounced It a bad
sprain. She I still confined to her
bed and at times Buffering severe
pain. Her Husband telephoned Dr.
Huph Mount Tuesday, who found the
muscles and tendons of the hip and
back were severely ptralned and ad
vised rest and simple applications, aa
the only thing to be done.
A man la expected here Friday eve
ning to talk to all who are interested
on the subject of electrio lights for
Stafford,
Tho latest new from Mrs. Mllcm
wnav-ecolvod Inat week when Fred
Baker, railed at the hospital to see
her, nnd found her very low nnd so
under tho Influence of medicine to
subdue the pain that she hardly knew
him. Her slater, Fanny Shipley, '
with her.
Mr. Fred Baker and children went
to vlalt her parent at Cornlvlus a few
da.v.
Mis Anna Netnoc will resume her
Indie at Oregon City next week.
Mr. Gebhnrt and her mother went
to Portland Saturday and attended
the Harvest Feast of the Lutheran
church on Sunday, returning to her
home Monday afternoon.
Four of the Teldeman children
earned $100. picking hops, nnd re
turned home last Saturday.
Mr. and Mr. Harry Neal and their
baby daughter were out last Sunday
and held services In tho Chapel,
School opened on Monday with a
full attendance.
Two or throe real estate men with
pro.'pectlvb buyers have been around
Mho patt week.
Mr. Peterson has bought property
at Gresham, and IH wove there.
We hear with regret, and yet with
gladness that our long lime friend and
neighbor, Mrs. Mella Milem passed to
that land, where tho sick shall cease
from suffering, and tho weary are at
rest, on Tuesday, the 2tth. at 10 a
m. We say we hear with regret, be
cause, we have lost a fast friend, a
good neighbor and an upright woman
from our midst, who will long be re
membered kindly, and we hear of her
passing with gladness, as she has
been a great sufferer from Internal
cancer, and has been In the Sellwood
hospital, wbere she died, a number of
months.
Mr. Athey returned from a visit
with her daughter. Mrs. Will Barland.
In Washington and was taken sick
that night. Dr. Mount was called and
she Is now able to sit up.
The Stafford school opened Monday
with a full attendance. Fifty schol
ars In the primary room and nearly
all the seats filled In the principal's
room.
The Primary teacher Is well known
and liked as she taught here last year
IMPLEMENTS
AND
VEHICLES
OF QUALITY
AT RIGHT PRICES
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CANBY HARDWARE & IMPLEMENT! CO.
CANBY, OREGON
and the principal baa made a good lm
preaaion. Some fanners 'have been digging
potatoes. It appears the early aorta
planted early have escaped the blight,
and the yield and quality are good.
Running up and down stairs, aweep
ing and bending over making beda will
not make a woman healthy or beauti
ful. She must get out of doora, walk
a mile or two every day and take
Chamberlain's Tablet to Improve ber
digestion and regulate her bowels. For
sale by Huntley Bros. Co., Oregon
City, Hubbard, Molalla and Canby.
MACKSBURG
I The fine weather of the past week
: has given a new Impetus to the late
'corn and potatoea and an exception
, ally large crop of both of these pro
ducts seems assurred. .
The bop picking and the thresnlng
are flnlKhed and have been very sat
isfactory. The grubbing and perpar
Ing new fields for planting goes on
with vlor. The sound of the engines
at work on the Canby and Molalla
railroad keeping pare with the bu-tle'
and stir on the ranches near which I
the road Is to pass. I
I A little daughter came to the borne j
of Mr. and Mrs. Will Both last week
Dlediich Harms and some of his
fnmlly narrowly escaped fatal results
from an accident duo to the frighten
In of thnlr team nt the elitrnuco to
the bridge that oroaae Ilia Molnlla
nliout a mile south of Canby. The
horses took fright and hooame unoon
tmllnhle nt the appearance of
freight wagon, The rig was overturn
oil nnd all the Inmates thrown out
fortunately no on wa seriously hurt,
Chris Roth, who was badly Injured
liv a frtuhtoned horse Inat week. I
making steady progress toward recov
ery. It la Mr. lloih'i Intention to re
tire from active life on hi recovery
nnd for thl reason he Intend to sell
tho ranch that ha for mnny years
been tho family homo. The nle Is
to take place September 117,
Mr. and Mr. Frank Hilton with
their children were Sunday visitor
nt the home of Arthur Miller near
Soda Spring.
Mr. Baldwin enjoyed a very pleas
nt visit from Mr. Wm. Hnrch on
Sunday Inst.
School nt Macksburg commences
Monday. October "th, A. A. Baldwin as
principal and Mrs. Florence Buchanan
a Mr. Baldwin s assistant.
The Implicit confidence that many
people Iibvo In Chamberlain' Colic,
Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy I
founded on their experience In the
use of that remedy and their know
ledge of the many remarkable cures
of colic, diarrhoea and dysentery that
It hsa effected. For sal" by Huntley
Unit. Co.. Oregon City, Hubbard, Mo
lnlla and Cnnby,
MOUNTAIN VIEW
Potato digging I the main occupa
tion tlieso day.
D. Grady built a large root house
last month and I now putting away
hi polatoe and other vegetables.
Iu Sager and wife of Shubel. are
guest of J. M. Glltett and family this
week.
Will Glllet, of Walla Walla, arrived
In town Saturday tU vlalt with bis
brothers, Dan and George Glllet and
families.
Mr. nnd Mrs. I Ray, of Gladstone,
have bought the Orrln Holme prop
erty on Roosevelt Street and taken
possession.
Mrs. A. O. Hickman entertained the
Aid Society of the Baptist church last
H00SIER DRILLS
Positive Force Feed
Bloom Manure Spreaders
Double Steel Reach.
J. I. CASE PLOWS
The Flow a man Can
PulL
DICKS FEED CUTTERS
The Best Possible.
Hoover Potato Diggers
Dig Clean.
Drew LitterCarrier
A Genuine Labor Saver.
HARROWS
Disc and Tooth.
MITCHELL WAGONS
Monarch of the Road.
FREE CATALOG
sent uponjrequest
Wednesday. Twenty-one ladles were
preeent.
Robert Clnther and family, of Shu
bel, moved Into town, near Molalla
Avenue, so bis children could attend
school here.
Mr. Ginther began teaching at Ma
ple Lane school Monday.
Ray Welsh began a term of school
at Union Mills last Monday.
Messrs. Elmer Dixon and Wm.
Heard are building cement walks In
front of their residence this week.
Mrs. Mann baa ordered lumber for
a new four foot sidewalk.
Mrt! J. R. Duvall, of 8cllwood, was
vlxltlng friends In this burg Monday.
Horn, September 1, 1912, to the
wife of R. Montgomery, on Molalla
Avenue and Hood Street, a daughter.
Frank Albright spent last Saturday
and Sunday at Mullno, the guest of
his brother, Charlie and family.
Mrs. S. L. 8mlth, who la visiting
her brother at Montavllla la spending
this week at home.
G. W. Glllett and family transacted
business In Portland Wednesday.
Geo. Glllett and wife spent Tuesday
of this week sight-seeing In Portland.
Call on Mit-s C. Goldsmith fur lead
ing styles and strongest valuea In millinery.
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tui.1 uIUjh lYvorW.uos. It cure lMnrrhtwi nI W
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Tho Children rmiioci-Thi Jlolht r's irloiiu.
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CLARKE8
SamEliner was threshing for Mr,
Hang on Monday.
t,ewls Maxaon la working for Mra.
Lee.
Mlaa Elliabeth MniKhnll and Mlai
K.I 1 1 h Stout sprnt Sunday with Mlaa
llnxol Rlnco.
Sam Elmer threshed for Mr. Ilotte
miller Inat work.
Mr. Shorruble. of Portland, waa In
Clarkes Inst week.
Mra. Albert Durst helped Mra. W.
0. Klelnamlth cook for the threshers
lust week.
Charlie Dewey and Oladloua Grace,
of Timber Grove, are attending Port
land rnool.
(Mnrkes school will commence the
7th of October.
Mrs. Mnxaon and son, Lewis, wer
In town last week.
Mlaa Ma Itottemller holped Mra.
Henry Kleinsmlth cook for the
threshers last week.
MUsos Dora and Elda Mnrnuardt
spent Sunday with Miaaea Ida and
Mary rtottemlllor.
nuol llros. are digging potatoes.
Sam Elmer threshed for Mr. lr
kins last week.
Mra. Mary !.e and daughter, Er
ma are back from the bop fields.
Miss Olga Elmer helped Miss Ida
Haag cook for tha threshers Monday.
Mr. and Mra. Maxson have returned
from the hop fields,
Miss Ida iiottemlller helped Mlaa
Irene Iee cook for the threshers Inst
week.
Misses Utira and Ruby Gard have
gone to Portland to attend school.
Mr. llnrry Lee and family moved
lo Portland last week.
To Mothers and Other.
You can use Ilucklen'a Arnica Salve
to cure children of eeiema, rashes, tet
t it. chnfinna, scaly and crused humors.
as well as their accidental Injuries,
cuts, burns, bruises, etc., with perfect
safety. Nothing else heals so quickly.
For bolls ulcers, old, running of fever
tore or piles It haa no equal. 25 eta
at all druggist.
REDLAND
Potato digging Is the order of the
day. 1-alo potatoes are blighted and
Home of tho early ones are rotting.
Mr. and Mrs. Edd Jenkins are pre
paring to move from the Ilolllnga
worth place to Fstacada.
Real estate Is on tho boom analn.
The Rohnrston place waa sold to par
ties from Oak Grove, the II. C. Rich
ardson property to a party from Can
adn, the White place was nlxo sold.
Misa Ada Drock, Hazel Kerr, Flor
ence Paine, and Lulu Hchwart have
moved to Oregon City to attend high
school.
lister Schwartt haa rented the
Shank place and George Gill hns rent
ed the D. H. Moshcr place.
N. S. Oldham Is preparing to move
to Newberg and E. W. Oldham Is talk
ing of moving to Goldendalo, Waah
Ington. Mr .and Mr. N. McKllllcan have
bought a new piano.
Karl Allen ha returned to Philo
math to work In a saw mill.
Mr. and Mr. Danlelson, of I the
Walker Corner had the misfortune to
loose all their houshold goods by fire
r'rlday when the house burned.
' The Redland Tirana Band boys went
to the Canby Fair and entertained the
people the eyenlng of the 2!th.
Nineteen Miles a Second
without a jar, shock or disturbance, la
the awful speed of our earth through
space. We wonder at auch cases of
nature's movement, and ao do those
who tnke Dr. King's New Life Pills.
No gripping, no distress. Just thorough
work that brings good health and fine
feeling. 25 cts at all druggists.
BARLOW
The remains of F. W. Goerthor, who
was Injured at Aurora by a train
striking him and who died enroute to
a Portland hospital were shipped np
from rortlnnd Sunday evening. The
funeral was held at hla residence
Monday afternoon. Interment was In
Zlon cemetery. Deceased was 6i year
of age. He leave a wife, two sons
nnd two daughter: W. F. Goerther, of
Yankton, Ore.; F. C. Goerther, of
Portland, Ore.; Mrs. Minnie Robert,
fiolton, Ore.; and Mr. Henry Walch,
of Macknbnrg, Ore. Two tep-oni,
Fred Snyder, of Hubbard, Oregon and
Walter Schmidt, of Harlow, Oregon.
One brother. Henry Goerther, of Port
land, Oregon.
Fredy Rodby and E. Weddomeyer.
of Portland, were vIMtlng at R. E. Ir
win a Saturday and Sunday.
Mr. C. G. Tull and Mis Olga Howe
lloiiglit. unci vliU-li biu bom
hint homo tho sljfimturo or
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Signature of
SSSi
were ahnpplng III Portland Wednes
day. Mr. and Mra. II. (illberston wore In
I'orllttiid Thursday.
J. A. Andrew haa bought the old
hotel and will repair and thoroughly
renovate It nnd get It Is first clna
order for a hotel. How grateful we
ahull all be to .Mr. Andre when ha
gels Hint old "yeaor" Into a decent
building again.
Mr. and Mrs. Ja. ErUkaon eel,
braled their tenth wedding anniver
sary Hunday by entertaining Iholr
relatives at dinner.
II. F. Melvln has charge of the Har
low rxhlhlt at Hi county fair again.
Mlea Clara and Nora I .arson pick
ed over a crate of iienutlfut ripe straw,
herrles off of their berry patch on the
ranch Tueday. The berries are of
excellent quality, extra targe and fine
flavor.
Card of Thank
We extend our heartfelt thanks to
our many friends and neighbor, who
so kindly assisted ua In our late be
renvement, also for the beautiful flor
al offerings.
MRS GOERTHER AND CHILDREN.
An article that hat real merit
should In time become popular. That
such Is the case with Chamberlain's
CoUKh Remedy haa been attested by
many dealers. Here la one of them.
II. W. Ilendrickson, Ohio Falla, Ind.,
writes, "Chamberlain's Cough Rem
edy Is the beat for roughs, colds and
croup, nnd la my best seller," For
sale hy Huntley Urns. Co. Oregon City,
Hubliard, Molalla and Cauby.
DRYLAND
Clover hulling la nearly completed
In this vicinity now. The) yield In
most place being poor on account of
the exceve amount of rainfall.
Everyone I preparing to go to the
fair nt Canby, which promises to bo
Hie bent ever held.
Mrs. C. Wrlgley ,of Portland, Is vis
iting at the home of Mr. and Mr. J.
E. Mitts.
Mr. and Mr. Frank Hilton and fam
ily spent Saturday and Sunday with
the latter' sister, Mrs, A. M. Miller,
of Molalla.
Geo. HlKiiera. who haa been work
ing for M. 0. Smith, for some time,
has gone to California, i
The sound of the old schol hell will
soon be heard, as several school will
begin next Monday, September 30.
Dryland school will! open October
"th, with MIhs Cook as teacher.
HAZELIA
Mr. and Mrs. F. W. Lehman and
children spent Hunday In Oswego
with Mrs. Lehman mother, Mr.
Shipley.
Miss Nina Hays went to Sherwood
recently to vlalt friends for a few
days, bofnre returning to WalporL
Mines Harriet and Luctl Duncan
left Monday for Portland, where they
will stay during the school year.
Mr. and Mrs, Alfred Thomas, of
Stafford, are staying thl week at the
farm of Mr. Thomas' father, Mr.
Ktelnhllber, while be Is at Hot
Spring, and whllo her mother I vis
iting friends In Portland.
Miss Elhel linker and Mr. Will
Cook spent Sunday aftornoon at the
John Wanker home.
A baby girl waa born to Mr. and
Mrs. A. Davl Inst Monday.
Mrs. S. H. HoiiIx spent Frldajr after
noon with Mrs. F. W. Ihman:
Wlnfluld and Harold Ilakerand Mr.
Ilouti returned from the hoptleld the
flrat of the week.
Mr. and Mrs. Anton Nlelson enter
tained friends last Sunday.
Mlxs Lulu Wnnknr haa been 111 for
the Inst few days.
Mr. Knowles, the former principle
of the Stafford school, and hla daugh
ter. Nellie, visited recently with Mr.
and Mrs. John Wanker.
Mr. and Mrs. Decker and children
spent Sunday with relatives In Mon
tavllla. Miss Ethel Thompson, of Oswego,
visited her cousin, Mis Ethel Baker,
laHt Sunday.
Mr. Robert Ilrymer, accompanied
her husband last Saturday evening
In his church services.
Church will be held a week fronj
next Saturday at 7:30 p. m., In the
Hazelia schoolhousn, for the flrt
time after the annual conference.
Sunday School every Sunday morning
at 10:30.
Farmhand Seriously Hurt
William 8chnlt, employed at the
farm of Judpe Campbell, dislocated
hla collar bone Wednesday evening.
He waa attended l,y Drs. H. 8. and
Guy Mount.