OREGON CITY ENTERPRISE, FRIDAY, APRIL 15, 1921.
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MIL W AURIE AND NORTHERN CLACKAMAS
Oswego-Portland
Road Work Starts
her sister at Oregon. City and also one
at Canby while here.
Last Friday evening1 a number ol
Oswegoians went to an open house
held by the students of Lincoln high
school. The money raised by the en
tertainment will be used for the ben
efit of spring athletics. J
SWEGO, April 12. The Oswego
Portland highway work began the first
of this week. Heavy barracades were
erected across the bridge at Wilsonia
Monday, and it is the understanding
that the laying of the cement will be
gin in a few days if it doesn't rain.
This section of the road has been
waiting for a dry spell of two or three OAK GROVE, April 13. The food
weeks since the contract of hard sur- and aDron gale held Saturday of last
facing was let Septemeber is. me week by the Home Economics depart-
Club Fund Aided
By Food-Apron Sale
contractors are expected to lay be
tween 275 and 300 feet per day which
should bring the stretch, which is 3700
feet long, to completion in about 14
days. After that it must harden for
six weeks or more before being used
for traffic.
Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Harben was the
guest of Mr. and Mrs. P. H. Jarlsch
over Sunday.
The party given by the Dena Re
bekah Lodge at the Grange hall last
Friday night was well attended and
enjoyed by all.
Mrs. Lewis E- Smith has been quite
111 with grip but is now much better.
W .S. Weigh tm an is home from San
Francisco to stay a few days with his
family before leaving for Honolulu.
The Alto park sewing society Is to
have a bazaar and cafeteria supper
on aSturday evening at the grange
halL
Miss Leona Puynibrock, daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. 'Frank Puymbrock, anl
Hawke were married last Thursday at
Vancouver, Wash. They expect to live
in Oswego where they have purchased
a home recently owned by George
Miller.
Little Sybil Clinefelter and Ava
Bickner both of whom have been ab
sent from school for several days on
account of sickness will soon be able
to attend their studies again.
Mrs. Walker, of Everett, Wash., who
was formerly Miss Lena Spawn of Os-
wegp, was here visiting old school-
mates and friends the latter part of
h' the week.
Thursday of last week the Ladies
Aid met at the home of Mrs. Thomas
Fox, where they held their business
meetin gand planned on a silver t6a
' to be held at the home of Mrs. Bertha
Anderson next month.
The Sunday school class of Mr. Ed- j
wards met at the home of Mr. and
Mrs. Ed Wankers Friday evening.
Plans were made to organize a volley
ball and baseball team of the girls and
boys of the Congregational church.
Games and music were enjoyed and re
freshments were served by the hostess.
Mrs. M. Reefs, who was operated on
at the Oregon City hosiptal Thursday
, of last week is getting along nicely lit
present.
Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Mason of Al
toona. Wash., were the guests of Mrs.
Otto Larson last week.
' Mrs. E. A. Robinson and son, Otto,
will occupy a tent house at the lake
for the summer.
. Walter Emmott visited his son, Pete
Emmott in South Oswego over Sun
day. P. H. Jarisch has been sick for the
past two weeks.
Mr. and Mrs. Archie Worth in gton cf
Tualatin, were visitin gthe former's
mother, Mrs. William Wjorthington
last Sunday.
Mrs. Richard Wilmont, who has
been ill for some time, is just about
the same.
Mrs. D. Odonal and daughter were
visiting Mrs. Nellie Holt a few days
last week.
Mrs. Ruth Pesely was the guest ol
Mrs. John Erickson over Sunday,
Joseph Bickner has been ill for a
few days hut is feeling better at pres
ent. Miss Tillie Michels and friend, Mr.
Cramer, also Mr. and Mrs. H. Bax
visitors Saturday evening.
Mrs. A. King Wilson, vice-president
of the Orego Congress of Mothers, left
for Eugene Wednesday and she will
be away for about a week.
Henry Williams from the coast is
the guest of Erest Kiser and his sister
Lousina Kiser this week. . Mr. Wil
liams once resided in Oswego.
Mrs. Smith, mother of Mrs. D. B.
Fox, is here visiting here for a few
weeks. Her home is in California.
Mrs. H. E. Campbell of Kerry, Ore
gon, is the guest of Mrs. George Bul
lock this week. She intends to visit
ment of the Social Service club was a
success financially and the ladies
realized a neat sum for the club build
ing fund.
Roy Blackerby of Wheeler visited
relatives here last week.
The child welfare department of the
Social Service club met Thursday and
partook of, lunch at noon and after the
business session, a book, review
"House letters of Alcott family" by
Miss E. K. Matthews was appreciated
and the members did sewing for the
Albertina Kerr nursery.
F. A. Smith transacted business in
Portland Monday.
Ira Bentley returned from a winters
stay in California last week and
brought with him a companion whom
he married a month ago, and whom
he has known for past thirty years
but had not seen for some time. Mrs.
Bentley was formerly Mrs. E. D. New
some. They are at home in Oak Grove
on Cedar Ave. .'
The Ladies Aid met Wednesday and
tied quilts. Tea was served.
Irene Cederson is out again after
an attack of measles
.Miss S. McCoy of O: A. C. instructed
the home economics department of
Social Service on preparing forms for
fitting dresses by. the housewife and
was interesting.-
Mr. and Mrs. John Oiler entertained
Mr. and Mrs. Jack Lane and Mr. and
Mrs. Fred Ireland of Salem the last
week.
M. Hallingsworth of Portland was a
Sunday guest of Mr. and Mrs. J. H.
Riley Sunday.
D. W. Olds is on the sick list though
nothing serious is feared.
Our 'postmaster was much indis
posed Saturday and was absent from
the office.
The ball game between Milwaukie
and Oak Grove school was a success
for Oak Grove with a close score of 20
to 21. , .
The helpers club met Tuesday.
They are working on paper and mag
agine collection for the Red Cross, al
so taking an active part in the "good
to animal" week and in the general
clean up movement for the community
Have made posters and placed in dif
ferent parts of vicinity asking every
one to help in the clean up.
The Oak Grove Grocery expect to
be in their new quarters in the Smith
building April 18
The political department of the so
cial service club at its- last meeting
voted unanimously in favor of the
Juror's bill and sterilization bill. The
other measurers will be discussed at
the next meeting.
business was transacted, among which
was namely the committees for the
Community Rally and the nominating
committee for the annual election
which takes, place next month. Mrs.
Arthur Smith, Mrs. E. Bellinger and
Edith Truscott for nominating com
mittee. A play is to be gixen soon
to help out on the financed. After the
business meeting the 40 present were
asked to repair to Mrs. MacDonald's
room, and an 'agreeable surprise was
in store for those 'attending. Blossoms
were used about the room and memory
gems on Mother were on the boards
while at a long table were tho coffee
urns and the cakes and Ice cream
which were served by the teachers.
After the well rendered program by
the children and two violin selections
by Mr. Thereoux, a violinist of note.
Program was as tollows: Recitation,
Lorraine Pooler; exercises, Virginia
Card, Beth Humphreys, Lucile Rand
all, Alice and Pauline Nelson; son,
Billy Booth, song, Evelyn Moritz and
Betty Burcherd; recitation, Verna
Ouilette; recitation, Ruth Al Law
rence; recitation, Betty Burcherd;
violin solo, MT. Thereoux, accompanist,
Mrs. Altman; piano solo, Louise
Smith; song, Mary Rush, Janet Booth,
Audrey Tillman, Jean Robbins, Clay
ton Card, Robert Chapman, pickey
Booth, and Halmor Roberts; recita
tion, Florence Wilson; "The Songa
that Mothers used to Sing." by Flor
ence Wilson, Lola Ross, Margaret
Roethe, Mary Bellinger and Sarah Hoi
loway; toasts to our Mothers, Dickey
Booth, Halmor Roberts, Lewellen
Jones, Mary Rush. Robert Chapman.
Andry Tillman; Happiest time of a
Woman's Life, by Florence Wilson. At
the close of this delightful afternoon
SANDY DEPARTMENT
MRS. J. M. C. MILLER Correspondent
Juniors In Music
Give Fine Program
SANDY, April ' 13. On Sat
urday afternoon at her home.
Miss Vera Mixter entertained her
Junior music pupils at a party and re
cital. The following well prepared
program was rendered: "The Cuckoo"
(Kohler)' by Kenneth Scales. "May
pole Dance," (Bugbee) by Mabel Lilly.
"Marching Home" (Steinheimer) Lu
cile Dodson. "The Violet,- (Lowell)
AnetS Dobberful. "Dance Polonaise"
(Greenwald) and "Jolly Darkles"
(Betcher), by Lloyd Mayborn. Song,
"Bubbles" by Zelma Allen; Duet, "Jol
ly Little Players," (Maylath) by Marie
Baumback and Dorothy Mattingly.
Reading, "After Hours in the Studio,"
by Catherine Allen. "The Mill," (A.
Jensen) Dorothy Mattingly. Duet,
'"Silver Chimes," (Wettact) by Aneta
and Freda Dobberful. "Shower of
Gold," (Bohm) Caroline Chown.
"Whisperings of Love" Kinkel) Freda
Dobberful. Trio, "Over Hill and Dale,"
(Engelman), by Dorothy Mattingly,
A net a arid Freda Dobberful. After ta
musical games were played and tight
refreshments were served. Mrs. J.
Scales assisted.
Bower, of Portland, and Mrs. Lulu Gil
lespie and three children from Ohio.
Mrs. BHIy Dalzell spent a few days
at Portland during the week.
Miss Bina Douglass of Estacada
was a welcome visitor at the grange
meeting Saturday.
The Pleasant Home Ladies Aid 1?
planning an apron sale and program
for Friday evening, April 29, at the
Methodist church.
Rev. Earl Cotton was entertained
at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Eddy
First Home Grown
Asparagus Arrives
SANDY, April 11. The first camp-
a vote- OI manna was tenaereo. rar. i era ot me season npye&ieu t dukui
Thereoux and the to our teashera Mes-1 wood, Cherryville and Alderwood Sat-
dames Altman, MacDonald and Kooro. I urday and pitched their tents for the
It was announced that Mrs. Moore's week-end, then silently stole away like ous director of the Portland Y. W. C.
The Dalles who purchased the Wolfe
hotel a day of two ago arrived with
his family Saturday and got thing to
moving at once. Mr. Price brought
with his a chef. C. E. Mainerd. who
will have full charge of the kitchen last Sunday night.
and Mrs. Mainerd will manage the din- 0li Sunday Mr. and Mrs H. Fre7,
ing room. They did considerable rustl-1 Mr- and Mrs". Kcessel and t on Herbert
ing to begin work on Thursday an! I and Mrs. Mina Olsen drove out from
serve a dance supper Saturday night. I Portland and spent a portion of thij
With two attractive eating places like day at "Frrwoodeen," the home of Mr.
Platts and the new hotel management &nd Mrs. Anton Malar. - They also mo-
there is no use of any traveller eoine tored to their country place "Idle-A-
without a big feed when in our town.
SANDY LOCALS
While, east of Firwood.
George Malar who has been busy
cutting off steaks at Constahtine's
butcher shop in Portland the past year
was out last week tr tho nl.-l hnmo anH
SANDY. April 13. The "surprise" took his father. Anton Malar. Sr.. hack
not mentioned last week for the sons to the city with him where Mr. Malar
service program next faunday evening. is happy having a visit with his daugh-
April 17, is two numbers on the trom- ter Mrs. Marie Farnham, who is pro
bone by Dr. Harry Ott of Gresham! prietor of the Clyde hotel. Mr. Malar
Mr. Sam Jordon of Portland will sing i8 feeling much better now than for
two selections, one of which will be a long time.
And God Shall Wipe All Tears Away." Anton Mlkkleson went through town
The soprano soloist of the evening will on his way to Brightwood Saturday
be our own home artist, Mrs. Bertha after a week's absence down the line.
A. Purcell, who, with Mrs. George Per- Lorov Lillv had a call Sundav mora.
ret will accompany during the evening. lag to go to work at the head works so
George Beers will give a violin num.- hustled around and left in the after
ber. and will also play with the con- noon. . .. .
gregational singing. Quartette, and I Mr. Albert Hilton uut
other selections will be interspersed. 1 LiUie Mead, who have been spending
a jarge audience is expected. ' the winter in the Orient and Sandy vl-
flir. ana Mrs. t H. Tawney. of cinities left the home of their rela-
Tawney's Resort, have been .in Port-1 times. Mr and Mrs. J. C. Duke Mondav
land several days on account of the I and after the eood byes are said with
aangerous illness of Mr. Tawney'Althe Orient relatives these charmin
mother. ' f I visitors will leave for their home at
There will be a S. S. convention Hastings, Michigan.
held at the Cottrell union church on Mr. Will Fritz of Gresham, was in
Sunday April 24. The day session will Sandy visiting his friend Mr. Cecil
begin at 10:30 A. M. Mrs. Tate, religi- Duke. . .
Elijah Coleman went to Portland
i,nJi won in thn contest, and a the Arab, witn a new iignt in meir
party will be given the priraary pupils, eyes and resolved to seek the forest
Mrs. E. Pearson being the iostess for primeval again at. the first possible
moment, sucn are me attractions ot
this paradise country.
affair.
Mr. Guy, a druggist at Woodward
& Clarkes, was taken suddenly ill and
remove to the Good Samaritan hos
pital. Mr. Guy had just moved into
our community having purchased the
Pettys home.
Jack Greenwood was down from
A. who is also state president of the I last Monday on a business trip.
Fred Koenicke of Firwood droppl
into the grange meeting Saturday an.l
was welcomed like a long lost son!
The faint sound of wedding bells.
which as yet are tingling afar off, is
Parent Teacher association and vice
president of the national Parent-Teach
- - - - .
er wm speak at 11:30. At 12:30 a
basket dinner will be., served. The
afternoon session' from 2 P. M. to 4
Arrawanna Saturday evening and said ' o'clock will include an address by Miss I echoed in the Dover country.
twenty-five autos passed up that way i Georgia S. Parker, associate secretary! Mrs. Ida Jarl visited a short
Saturday, and there must have been of the state S. S. association and I time in San : Diego before coming
several times that many on Sunday I superintendent of the elementary di- I north and saw Mr. and Mrs. John
the wav the cars locked uu the dust in i vision.' Mrs. "Florence Tnealla of Fair-1 Strauss. " Mrs. Strauss is . auito
Mr. Thereoux and Mr. McFall have SanjV! Onlv a week before there were view and other sneakers w'll talk sick in the hosDital and Mr. Strauss
recently taken up their residence here, two incne8 of finQw here, which proves j Rev. Earl Cotton will have charge of is lonely in the big Strauss home by
uaviug uuui new the weather man Is as fickle as any- the round table discussion, and the mmseir, however he Is so in love with
County Road adjoining the school Ky, Mr. Greenwood says the pros-; ISandy quartette will furnish varied that winter climate he thinks he couUi
grouaas. i -pect looks good for a season of heavy selections during the day. A number I not spend a winter here.
Mr, and Mrs. Sherman and son have travel and resorts exDect a good oat- i of Sandv DeoDle are exnfcted to tt
arrived, from Denver and are located I ronage. Things are also looking up at ; tend
RallyJs Success
At Jennings Lode;e
JENNINGS LODGE. April 13. The
most talked of gathering of the week
was the Community Rally and Pot
Luck dinner, which took place Thurs
day evening, at the school house in
which the entire community took part.
The committee having! it in charge
were representatives from the Guild
the Parent-Teachers Association and
the Jennings Lodge Community Club.
Mrs. Blinestone, Mrs. Hart, Mrs.
Snider and Mrs. Roberts from the
9uiid; Mr. Meld rum, Mr. Newcombe
and Mrs. Kruscbeka from the commun
ity Club and Mesdames Booth, Rob
bins, Mr. Moore and Gardner from the
P. T. Asociation were responsible for
the success of the Rally. A program
of music and Rev. Dr. Sullen was pres
ent and spoke.
.The Cummings and West family
have moved to Errol Heights wh?n
'hey have purchased land.
The regular Parent-Teachers Asso
ciation held on Friday of last week
vas quite -an interesting affair. Mrs.
George Gardner presiding. Important
Phones: Sellwood 597, Automatic 21363
John P. Miller, Mgr.
East Side Mill & Lumber Company
Manufacturers an dDalor In
Lumber, Lath, Shingles and Mouldings
Mill Foot, of Spokane Avenua PORTLAND, OREGON
on A.ddie street, coming west for their Welches, Rhododendren and Twaney's.
son's health.
Mrs. Ella Phillips, mother of Mrs.
Harry Burco, is home from the hospi
tal somewhat improved. But will plan
on taking treatment at the Sanatorium
soon.
Mrs. Mary - Tillman is visiting
friends at Yakima, Wash.
Mrs. George Williams -and daughter.
Miss Pearl spent Tuesday with Mrs.
Ida Clohessy in Portland.
Mr. and Mrs. J. Roberts and Mr. and
Mrst Geo. Card were, join hostesses,
Christening Party
Given Sandy Boy
SANDY, April 13. A large christen
ing party was given by Mr. and Mrs.
M. R. Hemrich, whose home is on the
bluff road last Sunday in honor ot
their bbay son who was christened
Louis Richard, Rev. H. Gephart. con
ducting the ceremony and Mr .and
Mrs. James Short actine as cnonsors.
when they entertained with cards at J Those nresent at the christening wero
the latters home on Saturday evening. Mr and Mr8 Jot,n Sieret, Mr. and
Twenty were present and delicious M George Sieret. of Gresham. Mt.
refreshments were served Mrs. Peai- and Mrs. Charley Erickson, of Pleas
son and Mr. Losey holding the highest
score weTe awarded the prizes. Mr.
Orland Randall receiving the consola
tion prize. There guests were Mr. and
Mrs. William Coook, Mr. and Mrs. Ben
Losey,- Mr. and Mrs. C. C. Hole, Mr.
and Mrs. Edward Pearson, Mr. and
ant Valley, Mr .and Mrs. Jack Egge.
man of Pleasant Home, Mr .and Mrs.
Ernest Lehman, Mr. and Mrs. CurtiH
Young, Miss Louise Hemrich, M13S
Dora Hemrich .Mr. and Mrs. John J.
Dunn, Christ Hemrich, Mr. and Mrs.
James Short, Richard Hemrich, Mr.
Mr. and Mrs. Decke and baby of
Portland were guests of Mr. and Mrs.
R. Dittert recently for a few days.
The last of Mr. and Mrs August Ser.-
ske's furniture was hauled to Portland
by Jack Burnett a few days ago.
Mr. and Mrs. C. L. Henson passed
through town a fcw days on their ro-
lurn to Zig Zag from a visit in Port
land.
"Ernie" Hart has come back from
Eastern Oregon, to stay in these parts.
He is located at Brightwood. His
mother's health is fine, he reports.
Carl Power's smiling face beamed
Miss Pauline Zogg was home for the
week end which was the first time
since she was -so very ill. Pauline is
feeling fine now, can walk about where
she likes, and has surely had a won
derful recovery.
Mrs. 'Frank Schmitz has been out
for a visit with her home folks the E.
Beers family the past week. Mr.
Schmitz was here for the week end. .
Mr. and Mrs. M. A. Deaton and Merle
were out for the week end at the Hoff
man's and attended the Saturday night
dance.
Miss Mary Junker was b rough home
and is felling quite well since her op
eration. Her many friend" are glad
delight, as, fleet-footed he Bpun over I to welcome her home again. Miss
the dance floor Saturday night. But
Carl is slow he begun a "pome" a
loma: time ago on "bachelorhood" and
it's woes, the main thought of which I
was opposition to the dreaded "bache
lor tax." and has not finished it yet'
Too bad to keep the "jiublic" waiting
sc long!
Mrs. Mary Wilson moved into her
Junker spent a few days with Mr. and
Mrs. Berhaut at their attiadive home
on the heights after leaving the hos
pital.
Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Bonett return
ed sooner than planned on account of
Mr. Bonett getting too spry on foot
and jumping on an automobile while
in motion, which wrenched his back
Mrs. Fred Wilson, Mr. and Mrs. Jerry and Mre Fred Mags ot piea8ant Val-
Aiaaaen, iur. ana jars, jonn .tiooeris, ley Rev H Gephart, and Mr. and Mrs.
Mr. ana Mrs. unana wanaan, Mrs. M K Hemrich.
Madden and Mr. Gilbert, both of Fort- (Dinner was served for fourteen rel
lanU I .flvAo on ra nroam jvnlrrt anH onffeo
Mis. Ella Maple Is enjoying) a were served to all present in the after-1
mouui b visit wim ner sou, raarcus noon.
Maple, ' at Milton, Oregon,
Mrs. Henry Hurd and Mrs. James I SpvfTJll TtlltiatPn
vji any utive Dtrau gUCBLB Ol iYirs. J .
Holcomb during last week.
A 42 pound Chinook salmon was
caugm al Jennings wag9 on inurs- SANDY, April 12. Several were in
aay.
itia tari at i Ti a m rT tMv oranro tn Aft ti nor
Many nstiermen are enjoying the here Saturday. A fine "feed." was
sport but the run has not been very ereatly enioyed by those who "rode
satisfactory. There were hundreds of I the eoat" as well as others. It seems
new home the Senske place the last I and made him feel somewhat akin to
By Sandy Grange
crafts on the river Sunday and many
sightseers were out many got snaps
of the fishermen and the fish as they
were caught.
many grangers do not suffer from loss
of appetite!
During the lecture hour the question
of government ownership of railroads
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YOUR PATRONAGE APPRECIATED
D. C. Emmons, who has been in I was discussed as well as other inter-
Alaska for 20 years spent Sunday at esting topics. A topic for discussion
Stone Gables. Mr. Emmons is now I at the next meeting will be "where the
with the Warren Construction Co. ana I grange is a failure.'
is domiciled at the Multnomah hotel. I It was voted to extend the Orient
The .Tfnninra i .nrfcro hhiii grange an invitation to give their cir-
compoesd of pupils from the eighth cus here and to patronize their excel-
graae, aeieatea tne concord school
team on Friday. The score belne- tmrougnout. Tnere was a gooa awena
to 22. - '.nee and a very enjoyable time waf
m -r , . ., .1 had.
.lm.1. auu xtxis. vndiii. uavg Quia meir
l.nvA & .1. lf.l J .T.J I .
Grady, who has also purchased adjoin- Oandy VVOmen S LilUD
nig acerage. i ne ram iamiiy. are I -i if rrri "1
contemplating residing in Gladstone. lVleetS On XllUrSaay
emu satut.iei.ai. me pretty new nome SANDY, April 12. The Sandy Wo
ol our. ana mra. vvju uooia ior a nouse men's club was entertained by Mrs.
warming on Saturday evening. The JaCk Scales Thursday which was their
mcmuc" OI "lB f agreeaoiy sur- flr8t meeting in several weeks. Mrs.
prised the Booths with a. lovely elec- Blanche, Shelley, president, presided
trie toaster, tjonee ana cane were
of the week and took Grandma O'Neil
with her. Mrs. Wilson had been nurs
ing Mrs. O'Neil at the William O'Neil
home. Mrs. W'ilson's energy is to be
admired.
Mr. and Mrs. Joe DeShazer and chil
dren Violet, Vinnie and Ralph of Do
ver and Mrs. Walter Kitzmiller and
children of Oregon City visited at the
J G. De Shazer home last Sunday.
Mrs. Kitzmiller Is visiting relatives
and friends in the Dover country for a
few days.
Lewis Zogg whe is employed at th3
paper mills at Oregon City was home
to spend the day "with the folks" on
Sunday.
Miss Mary Macho had the pleasure
Methuselah, but, after nursing the
sprain several days he went to spad
ing the garden which seems to have
been a good remedy to relieve the con
gestion
Gravel wagons and trucks are con
tinuing to do their duty toward the
road, and their humming sounds good
to everybody.
The rock crusher under Meinig's
hill is to be moved at once to Bull Run.
It will be under the supervision of A.
C. Thomas over there.
A friend of the Millers is promoting
tubular steel automobile wheels that
have been invented by a Spokane man
and is already being manufactured
and which promises a revolution in the
of a nice visit at the home of Mr. and 1 wheel business: now come? a Tacoma
Mrs. Matt . Zogg last Sunday, which man (cousin of our Allen family) to
was the first time Mary and the Zogg the front with an invention to use corn
girls had been together for many a pressed air as a motive power! If
day. these two combinations could tie up
Mr. and Mrs. Leo Rath and baby boy the cost of jjp-keep and save gas bills
were visiting the home folks, Henry would be almost "nit."
and WilifWidnier one day last week. The Sandy volunteer fire depart
Miss Mary Macho spent a portion of ment did themselves proud "shinny
the day with Mrs. Rath. ' 1 ihy" up a house to put out an imagin-
Wlll Bell covers considerable terri-iary fire the other night. The fire
tory with his Briscoe these days! Will
was at the grange session Saturday
and over in Estacada on Sunday:
The Brans Lumber Co. put on a full
crew Monday and will work full blast
the rest of the month and perhaps
lonerer. The demand for lumber is
good at present.
Henry Kamp will put his freight
brigade was out for drill, with Chief
Henry Perret igiving orders amidst
"supposed roaring flame? and dense
smoke! Obedience was practiced with
a big "P." Fine work, "boys!"
Several families are moving away
from the Sandy Lumber Co. mill. The
Dooley's are moving to the litte Sandy
where Mr. Dooley has a job at tho
served and the evenings diversion
was "solo." The guests departed
leaving good .wishes for this -family
m their new home. -
Mrs. R. F. Deter and daughters mo
tored to Canby on Sunday.
HOW THIS?
and Miss Esmer Mixter read an article
on the crime wave that has been
sweeping -over the country; the article
referred to the delinquincy of young
girls. .Miss Ruth Crum and Mrs. S. J.
Allen sang a duet. Mrs. E. L. Powers,
Mrs. Harry Dodson, Mrs. A. E. Collier,
Miss Ruth Crum and Mrs. S. J. Allen
were visiting .gnests of the club. Deli
cious refreshments were served. The
next meeting will be at the home of
Mrs. R. E. Esson.
We offer One Hundred Dollars Re
ward for any case ot Catarrh that
cannot be cured by Hall's Catarrh
Medicine.
Hall's Catarfh Medicine has been jeV Hotel Man OI
a Ken oy catarrn suiters tor tne past
thirty-five years, and has become
known as the most reliable remedy
for Catarrh. ' Hall's Catarrh Medicine
acts thru the Blood on the Mucous
surfaces, expelling the .Poison from
the Blood and healing the diseased SIX EXTRA FINE young grade cows
Sandy is on Job
SANDY. April 12. H. L. Price of
portions.
After you have taken Hall's Catarrh
Medicine for a short time you will see
a great improvement in your genera
health. Start taking Hall's Catarrh
Medicine at once and get rid of ca-
tarrh. Send for testimonials, free.
F. J. CHENEY & C... Toledo Ohio.
Sold by all Druggists, 75c Adv.
for sale. Have, been tuberculin
tested by the government and arc
being tested by Wm. Butler of the
Cow Testing association for the
past 10 months. This is your chance
to buy a few real good cows at the
right price. Wm. Jocelyn, R. 2,
box 33, Boring, located between
Kelso and Sandy. .
truck on the road from Portland up ranger station. Willie Fisher will move
the mountains the first of May.
Kamp and Cooksey are the truck
men hauling for Bruns. Elliott is
hauiiner aeain for the Dixon-Howett
mill.
Joe Lilly has resigned as city mar-
over to Vancouver and work in a ga r
age, the Mcf anana family will move
over to Washington. Mr. Wing is look
ing for work.
"Jerseys For Us" reads the new sign
that is placed on B. Nelson's barn.
shal and has charge of the new county I which means "B" is really getting the
rock crusher whic-i is beirg placed at
Deep Creek.
John Mitchell has planted an acre of
strawberry and loganberry plants tho
week or two.
Mrs. Joel Jarl was happiiy surprisej
one afternoon recently by the appear
ance of the Women's club members
coming in a body to give here a wel
come home visit. Refreshments were
Jersey fever in earnest! Here's wish
ing him sucess!
John Macho of Sandy-ridge finished
digging his last year's potato crop
last week.
Jack Scales went to Portland Mon
day remaining over until Tuesday
looking around the wholesale houses.
Mrs. W. T. Williamson of Roseburg
was a guest of Mr. and Mrs. George
served which added to the pleasure of I Perret several days last week. Mrs.
the occasion. Mrs. Jarl has had a
cold since her return from California,
which was a 'climatic adjustment,"
perhaps. -
Mr. and Mrs. Will Hammond and
children of Oregon City attended the
Perret accompanied her friend to Port
land where, she remained from Thurs
day till Sunday night. -
H. L. Price the new Sandy hotel pro
prietor was taken to a Portland hos
pital Monday because of blood poison
grange session Saturday, taking a trip in his hand
to their country place at Firwood in Mr. Carl Neal, head man of the for-
the afternoon. est service was in town a fow Havs
. A family reunion was held last Sun ago. ,
day at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Georse Ten Eyck is with Fred
"Billy" Dalzell of Dover which proved Beechel at Oak Grove near Eugene
a happy occasion for all . The Sollow- where Beechel has the contract for
ing were present: Mr. and Mrs. Wil- building a mile and a half ol flume,
liam Wickline, Mr. and Mm. Oliver Don Fod'ey, Mr. Baily and Peter
Wckline, Mr. and Mrs. Billy WIckline, Stone furnirhed the music for the
Mr. and Mrs. W. A. Dalzell, Miss H. last Bri'shtwood dance.
Henry Kamp proved that he is not
bow-legged the other day when Pur
ceils pig got loose and it was chased
the town over!
C. Dahl the well known Portland
contract hauler was in town the other
evening on his way to dalom with a
load.
Johnson, the contractor was also in
town recently, but was just -.isiting,
it is said! Folks-kind-of-hoped-he-was-spyiHg-out-contract-vork-for
the-Loop.
Jack Greenwood said "the people up
the mountains are like you Sandyfolks,
somewhat nervously anxious for the
Loop highway contract to be let."
Albert Schwartz has" the contract
for cutting the lumber at the Bittner
Spool mill and John J. Dunn. I T.
Dunn and Ernest Harris began work
at the mill under Schwartz Wednesday
morning.
. Max Kligel, Florence and Carl Kligel
and Miss Bertha Albel of Kelso were
Sunday dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs.
Henry Perrett.
Frank Fournia and Mrs. Fournia and
three daughters were visitors' at the
Henry Perret home Sunday afternoon,
driving out from Portland for the first
time in about four years. Mr. Fournia
used to work for Mr. Perret.
Frank Christiansen has moved his
pool table out in front and changed
things considerably, moving the
switchboard in the large back room,
which "Isabel" likes better as it is
more private quarters- V-
Mrs, Anna Winders and Jack
Schmitz of Fargo; North Dakota arriv
ed here last week to spend a month
with their mother, Mrs. Nick Schmitz,
wno is still in bed but is expected to
recover from the "stroke which came
on so suddenly.
"Shorty" . Sutherland came out
through Sandy on his return trip to
Bull Run lake a few days ago. He
had not been out before since Octo
ber. There was Still eight feet of snow
up there. "Shorty is care taker at tha
lake and manages to keep busy in
most kinds of weather.
Alton Phelps was here with his
eleven mules to get nice new shoes ior
them a few days aigo. Phelps is getting
ready for the summer packing up to
Bull Run lake. Trails are being open
ed up and soon a full force wil be put
on at the head works country.
Mr. and Mrs. H. S. Eddy and daugh
ter Lulu Eddy spent a day in Creshani
recently.
Don Bodley will remain at Bright
wood as he has located work in reach
of that location.
Will Bosholm has been reminded
lately that he has a back of the luih
bago type, which is anything but a
pleasant memory.
Mr. and Mrs. Jack Scales and family
motored over to Corbett Sunday and
spent the day with Mr. and Mrs. Floyd
mother of Mrs. Scales and Mrs. Reed,
was out from Porland so they all had
a happy time, except Jack he ate
too much pie! The Reed feeds are
characteristic and Jack ought to
have learned that by .this time.
While cleaning blue tgp-ass out of his
strawberry patch Monday Paul Dunn
says "tell 'em I'm hard at It! A num
ber of people 'are hard at it," and
more will be soon for the garden and
berry patch tell tales of domestic pros
perity.
Mrs. Allen, wife of Billy Allen of the
Brightwood garajge, and son Dick were
in tOTn after a load of gas and other
supplies a few days ago. Mrs. Alien
says her son John C. Allen may get a
furloujgh and come-home to visit dur-
ing the Rose Carnival. He is on tho
Blumer, one' of Uncle Sam's big steam-
ers at San Diego and John bears the
distinction of being the youngest of
ficer in the American Navy.
Gilbert Hauglam who has lived on
the bluff road for thirty-eight years,
practically on the same farm, was in
town a few days ago buying clover
seed Mr. Hauglam dairies along with
his farming. No doubt he could tell
Interesting tales of development in
these- parts after a steady residence of
so many years.
Kamp and Cooksy are busy trucking
for the Bruns Lumber Co.
The Lusted Parent Teacher met Fri
day night and during the business ses
sion planned for a play to be given
in the Pleasant Home Baptist church
sometime in May for the benefit of
the Chinese relief fund.
At the close- of the P. T. meeting the
organization of a community Farm
Bureau was effected w?th Mr. Guy -
Robertson, as informal chairman, who
appointed the following committees:
Rodent control, Henry WiiUon, S. F.
Pitts, and George Lusted. Canadian
thistles, Messrs Jackson, McCrary, and
George Moulton. Marketing represen
tative, to meet with county marketing
commission. Rev. S. F. Pitts. , For live
stock improvement, Mrs. Guy Robert
son. County Agent Holt was present
and led in various discussions. Holt
emphasized the necessity of growing
certified potato seed. Other commit
tees will be appointed later.
Mrs. N. Schmitz is getting along as
well as could be expected according to
her physician. Dr. Adix.
Mrs. J. C. Duke and Mr. Cecil Duke
joined relatives in a Columbia High
way trip last week that was a most
delightful affair. The picnic feast was -held
at Eagle Creek, where three cars
of hungry people made m-oxry over the
coffee-cups. The party wis given in
honor of Mr. Albert Hilton and Mrs.
Lillie Mead and was composed of the
following persons: Mrs. Ella Hensley
and Mr. Roy Hensley, Mr. Arthur
Hensley, and Mrs. Richardson of
Troutdale, Mrs. Ollie Strebm and Miss
Jennie Strebin, of Portland. Mr. Al
bert Hensley and Mrs. Mead of Miciil-
gon, Mr .and Mrs. Curtis Wheeler, ot
Melrose and Mrs. J. C. Duke and Mr.
Cecil Duke. -
Mr. andw Mrs. Fred Proctor were
Sunday visitors at the home of Mr. and
Mtrs. Roy Serben of Troutdale.
Mrs. S. J. Allen and Mrs. J. C. Duke
were hostesses at last week's meeting
of the Eastern Star. A delicious lunch
was served and the rooms were beauti
fully decorated. Miss Ruth Crum and
Mrs. Allen saag a duet and Miss Bar-
Ion was the accompaniest. Mrs. Alien
also gave a short reading. Guests were
present from Estacada, and Mrs. A. E.
Collier and Miss Ruth Crum were
Sandy guests .
Mr. and Mrs. P. Schafer, father and
mother of Mrs. J. C. Loundree were
visiting the past week at the Loundree
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