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j PORTLAND, SUNDAY
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SEPTEMBER
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JENNINGS LODGE
At a meeting of the Grace Guild In
th church parlors Wednesday after
noon, Aug. 23., plans were made , for
, th ariaual experience supper to be
' held Friday evening. September 8. Mrs.
Olive Ford, and Mrs. William Moritt
. were. Joint hostesses for the afternoon.
'-The following chairmen of committees
were 'named: Supper, Mrs. W. L BBn
ston; dining room, Mrs. George Gard
ner ; coffee, Mrs. Hugh Roberts ; recep
tion, Mrs. A. B. Snider, Mrs. George
Wliriams, Mrs. Hugh Roberts, Mr.
Klla Maple, Mrs. Waterhouse and Mrt
W. W. ; Woodstock. I .
Mrs. LSura Newell and son, Glenn,
with 'Mr. and Mrs. Edwin Newell of
Portland, have gone to the McKenzie
Tlver for a two weeks' hunting and
fishing trip. I
S. Shepherd and family and Mrs.
BrOwnrigg motored to Eagle CreekJ
t Sunday, where they were joined by
the McPherson families of Eastern
Oregon. The McPherson brothers' are
sons of Mrs. Brownrigg. j
Mr. and Mrs. Henry Heiricl are en
tertaining their son-in-law and daugh
ter, Mr. and Mrs. A. B. McReynolds of
Fort Worth. Texas.
Mr. and Mrs. Jack Norris of Kansas,
: who have been guests of their daugh
ter. Mr. Ralph Thbmas. . have taken
; an apartment in .Portland., to await the
i arrival of .their 3n from Kansas, when
: they- will leave for Los Angeles, i
' Mr. and Mrs. Chaster Toiler, of Bal
timore, Md., former residents of Jen
nings Lodge, have been guests of Mr.
and Mrs. Hugh Roberts. j
I The ! Willamette Evangelical camp
meeting association -ar" their annual
i business meeting during the camip
; meeting at Jennlnps Lodge elected the
following officers for. the ensuing yeaif :'
Rev. A. W. Plummer, president; Rey.
. H. Schuknecht. 1st. vice president. Rev.
"F. B, Culver, 2nd. vice president.' Rev.
;W. A. Guceroy, secretary ; Rev. Jacob
Stocker. treasurer.
Miss Carrie Burch. who has beeai
spending the past two months with her
: aunt, Mrs. -A. F. Russell, has returned
to her home in Waiia Walla.
Mr. and Mrs Philip Dale are on a
: motor trip to British Colombia.
Mrs. Schultz, who has been the guest'
for two weeks of her Bister, Mrs. F. E.
Wonn. has returned to her home in
Seattle.
Rev. A, B. Snider, who recently
; underwent an ojieration- at the Oregon
City hospital, has returned to bU
horns.
-Miss Inez Woodcock" is spending the
week in the Fremont district. j
i The play grounds of the Jennings
Lodge school are being increased $n
size by the removal of several trees
; and undergrowth.
Rev. and Mrs. William T. Milliken
of Salem, who are on their vacation,
spent the week-end at the home of Mr.
and Mrs. S. A. Mosfer of Hull avenue.
Mrs. B. A. Hoag spent the week end
; at Newport.
i A. King of Los Angeles was-a recent
guest "at the home of K. J. Wilson.
Miss Delia Rush, teacher in the
' Pendleton schools, has been the guest
of her brother. W. A. Rush.
Miss Clara Costley of Ashland. Ore.
has accepted a position with the O. W.
; v- N. Co., and will live with her
:jcfte, Mrs. Arthur Roberts of Port-
iaVa.
. LAKE GROVE
Mrs. Herbert Edward Carpenter was
i hostess at a delightful luncheon Fri
- I day afternoon at her lakeside .bunga
j Slow near Goodin. Covers were laid for
i '2C After luncheon cards were enjoyed,
i f 'Mri. Carpenter's guests were Mrs.
- Anna Thompson. Mrs. R. A. Payne.
;Mrs. IL Kuger, Miss Louise Robinson,
I Mrs.. Louise W. Wells, Mrs. Anna Ed-
; waris. Mj-s. R. K. Kennedy. Mrs Mc-
iOune.-Mrs. Roy Souie. Mrs. F. M. Jesse,
iMni. K. S. Bracher. Mrs. W. G. Uridge.
MMrs. G. P.- Xock. Mrs. S. B. Vincent,
J i Mrs. George Miller, Mrs. John Buxman.
hMrs. C: E. Calvert. Mrs. Kussel Rob-
ertson and Mrs. Fred Bischoff.
1 Mr., ahd Mrs. Roy So'ule nd their
: children. Marjorie and Betty," left Sat
! urday for . a 10 day sojourn at Ocean
I par. They will occupy the McCune
cottage.
i children, of Denver. Colo., are house
j'gdesta of Mr. and Mrs. F. M. Jesse.
, I .vi rm. Anno, cuwrus, wno nas Dn
t.l visiting Mrs. Iouise W. Wells lett
Sunday for her home in San Francisco
after a pleasant fortnight's vacation.
Miss Mabel Biscl-.off of Superior.
Wis., 'left Friday morning for San
Francisco on her way o the eastern
city. She had been visiting her brother
"and wife. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Bischoff.
Just previous to Miss Bischoffs south-
1 1- em trip the family, accompanied by
Mrs. H.'-E. 'Carpenter drove to Seaside'
and return.
Mrs. F. M. Jesse was hostess at an
interesting afternoon on Monday last.
preparatory to her returning to winter
. apartments in Portland. Mrs. Jesse's
guests -were Mrs. K. Bracher of Denver,
Colo., Mrs. L. G. Shir-.n, Mrs. H. E. Car
penter, Mrs. C. E. Calvert, Mrs. W. E.
Simon ton. Mrs. W. G. Uridge, ;Mrs.
Fre.d Bischoff. Mrs. G. P. Xock, Mrs.
Russet Robertson, Mrs.' S. B. -Vincent,
Mrs. Jl. K. , Kennedy, Mrs. Charles
Duffey, Mrs. Louij W. Wells.
Mrs. Charles Duffy a-nd son Robert
have returned from a fortnight visit at
Dallas.
J Mrs. Irvin Stanton has returned from
i a trip to Los Angeles.
i Mr.' and Mrs. E. L. Commons were
', tendered a most successful surprise
'j party Saturday night by several of
i their neighbors. Cards, music and
H it was in the nature or a farewelL as
Mr. and Mrs. Commons are leaving
i JJike Grove to-day for the winter.
! Those present at the party .were Mr.
ana airs, oeorge mp;er. Mr. and Mrs.
G.t. Burt. Mr. and Mrs. Ray Stoet-'
el, Mr. and Mrs. Edgar Stone. Mr. and
Mrs. A. B. Carter, Mr. and Mrs. James
Williams, Mr. and Mrs. T". McFarland,
Mr. and Mrs. Merritt Ellis, Mr. and
"Mrs. Roy Shrev, Mr. and Mrs. L. Herw
rick,' Mr. and Mrs. Robert Smith Tnd
the honor guests.
Honoring Mrs. W. G. Uridge of Fres
no, CaK. -who iaf the house guest of Mr.
and Mrs. Geoffrey P. Nock. Mr. and
Mri. John Buxman were hosts Wednes
day evening at an informal dinner.''
, Mrs. H. P. Reese and Fred Reese are:
motorlnff to the Tillamook beaches
over the Labor . day week-end. With
them as their guests are Mr. and Mrs.
) R. Stoetzel and Marian Alice Stoetzel.
i Mrs, M. L. Craft and her daughters
I - Ruth and Amy are vjsiting Mrs. Craft's
mother at Hood River where tby fcx-
( pept to remain a fortnight.
L"- Mr. and Mrs. George Simpier, Miss
f ' Marvel and George Jr are spending
tht Labor day week-end camping ; on
- the Washougal river. . s i
' Mr. and Mrs. J. A- Graef of Portland
j ' havededicated their new summer home
; at the Lake Grove end of the lake with
t several week-end parties. Misa.Kath
j rerine .Graef was hostess Wednesday
j vninc at a dinner for 20. . i
! .f ' Adjoining -the Graef home- stands !the
; new -country home of Mr. and Mrs.
? Ward Smith of Portland. ' They will
! . ixwrupy It over the Labor day week-end.
- Mrs, J. Craft of Pasadena. CaJ., Was
the moUf of delightful luncheon
Thursday, given by Mrs. E. A. Stone.
Miss Anns. Ormsby and Miss Bertha
Thompson of San -Jose, Cat, who have
been spending several weeks ta ;th
- East, stopped' to visit Mrs- Louise! W:
f wells for a few days, They continued
vhelr trin to California on Friday. '
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POPULAR R0CKW00D
I GIRL li NEW BRIDE
Mrs. Frances! Gri trishaw-Reeves i t
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At the home of the bride's parents, .j
in Rock wood, lajft Sunday, Miss Fran
ces Grimshaw a&d Ted Reeves- of Cof-i
bett were married.' Miss Alice Met-'
sho'li was bridesifiaid and Kenneth Bar- ,
nard was best! man. The weddings
guests were : Mr. and Mrs. Hugh
Reeves. Corbett I Mr. and Mrs S iL
"Reeves, Corbett; Raymond Reeves,-
Corpelt ; Miss I. Reeves. Corbett; By
ron I K. Bell, Corbett; Mrs. E. C. . Wa
rerC Portland ; Mrs. E. E. Thompson,!
Portland ; Mr. Spelept, Portland ; ,Mk.
and Mrs. J. A. Fletcher, Portland; Mr.
and Mrs. P. Burgess Sr., Roc ii wood
Scott. Los Angeles,
Cal; Mr. and Mts. O. V. Stuman. Port
land . Miss Parlier, Portland ; Mr. anid
Mrs. L. S. Grioi
AJioe Mershon,
haw, Rockwood ; Mi$s
Spring-dale ; Kenneth-
Bernard. Port 1 ahd. Miss Maud Slii-,
n:ait arrived froin California Just after'
the ceremony.
GARD
Mrs. Walter
Kvest and daughter.
Marion, of Tigafd have returned from
a week s -visit inj
Mrs. Elizabetnj
Montana.
Vincent and son, Ar
thur, spent a vfecation of two weeks
on an auto tour
8through Southern Ore-
gon and the Cojs Bay region
Miss Blanche
Hough, recent gradu-
ate of the Lmcoji high Bchool teachers'
training course fas accepted a positiqai
as teacher in life second grade of the
L'nion public schools.
Clara MacDqjald has taken a po
sition as bookkeeper in the first bank
of Tigard
Grace Tigard, recent graduate of the
University of Ojregon, is spending the
summer in Boise, Idaho, where she
has the positiorf of women's physical
instructor of ih4 Y. M. C. A.. She wUJ
leave for San Ifrancisco in September
to assume a position there of a similar
nature. I . 1
Mr. and Mr4 B- H. Grandy arid
daughters, Jeaii and Marietta,, have
returned from Settle, where they spent
a two weeks' vjacation. Walter Wept
has gone to Chicago, where he has a
position on the accounting staff of a
prominent railrtiad.
PrincIlMil andMrs. E. B. Nedry and
sons, Dirickson and Boydell, have re
turned from Seaside, where they spent
the summer.
J. A. ''Ranklrf has been appointed
justice of the pdace to fill the vacancy
caused by the ifesignation of John W.
Hough.
Mrs. John Garde, who was recently
operated upon it a Portland hospital,
is now much improved in health.
PARKPLACE . I
O. L. Weingeif is building a new hop
house. I
De-ey Kruge and Herman Timmer
will open the jiunting season at the
Ladd ranch neir Boring.
Mr. and Mrs. Lester Brunner trans
acted business ih Portland Wednesday.
The Misses Iteva and Bessie Smith
were entertaineid last week by their
aunt, Mrs. . Littbie Morse of Oregon
City. j
Mr William Smith and Mrs. H. p.
Rosebraugh wfere Portland visitors
Wednesday. I ! :
Miss Laura Rurcell has returned to
her school duties in Athena, Or., after
spending the suknmer with her father,
Dan Purcell.
W. D. Reames and family motored
to Washougal jSunday. i
iQiibert N. Woodward, aged 57 yeafs,
father of R. H and J. K. Woodward
of Parkplace, passed away at his home
in Portland Saturday. August 19. Be
sides' the widov there survive several
sons and daughters. The funeral was
held Monday, jwlth final services lat
Mount Scott Park crematorium. j
Mr. and Mr Bert Ex ton left for
their home in $uxton Thursday, after
a trip to Castls Rock, Wash. j
The Parkplace school, grounds are
being improved;. by. a play shed. 60x60.
One half of the building will be floored.
providing a suBtaoe place for basket
ball games. The remainder will Jbe
reserved for th younger children, and
will be finished! with a sawdust floor.
A. W.-Brett iis employed in the lum
ber yards of Tfcledo, Or. j
Laura Brunner Murray of Dallas; is
the guest of her parents, Mr. and Mrs.
Joseph Brunne4 !
:Mr. Singelbary of Oregon City, with
Lester and Clarence Brunner of Park
place, left Saturday on a 10 days'
fishing and jhuating trip in. the
Molalla mountains. j
Blaine Hansell, accompanied by Paul
Kehn ' and Eal Slmirts of Lewistpn,
Idaho, stopped fore their return, trip! at
the" home of pdr. and Mrs. j W. A.
Holmes with a f good supply -of venison
captured on thf hunting trip -in South
ern Oregon. J
H. O.
Rosebfaugh' is on a
trip to Goble ahd Rainier.
i Mr. RaudolpH Grey U quite ill at Ills
home, on the Heights. ' ; . j
i The regular jj meeting of Abernathy
grange was hld Saturday afternoon,
with the Initiation of one candidate.
It. was voted to change the time j of
meeting from jSaturdsy afternoon! to
the last Fridayf evening of each month.
New greenhouses are being erected
at Clackamas Heights by J. T; Sres
A 'Sons to replace the ones destroyed
by fire. ,. . i ' . . : ; ' '
i A farewell sfrprise party was etVen
Friday afternoon by the ' grange and
friends at the j home of Mr. and Mrs.
W. W. Da vis. (who left on Saturday
to reside in Qeorgi. Mr. and Mrs.
$vis were presented with a handsome
set .of silver teaspoons, A pkinto din
Mr itu spreaf, followed in the after
noon by races and swimming. The
guests. 40 la snmber, were servedj
Ice cream and anlaloupes by the host
and hostess, 1 . ; , ,-: . :. 1
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The T eager theater at Lents which
hasi been ran by j iO. j Robinson for
several years has been leased to Mr.
andi'Mrs.. A- Jaroesi j, ' ', - . f i
Idr. and Mrs. John! Moll of $219 Fosi
ter road, left Tuesday for the hopyards
at Independence, OrM to be gone about
three-weeks. i 1 j . j '",'!!
Mr. and Mrs. It ScGill of 89lh street
have, returned from California after a
delightful visit cringing with them
several specimens at, hats mads in the
Philippine islands ahd Hawaii. '
Mr. and Mrs. ELj J. Rohrbacker of
190 Westlake, Seattle, Wash-, wnere
visitors this week At the home of Mr.
and Mrs. I. Purviihcei of 10225 60th
avenue.i Rohrbacker 'Is running the
Radio Center at Seattle. They form
erly lived in East Voreland.
Mr. and Mrs. C. Lee ; and family , of
56th avenue have jfist? : returned from
an extended vacation, at the beaches.
Miss Helen Purviance of Lents has
Just returned fromi Harrisburg, Or.,
where she has been! pending; a week's
vacation. She taught school near there
last spring. '"
The "biggest surprise of the season
was sprung this wfek When the mar
riage license of Miss Alice Dickinson
and Wallace : Jordain was obtained in
fortland. They nave the best regards
of all in this district.' i .
A. Davis of theM Eagle Garage in
Lents has returned from at vacation
at the j sea coastv iHe . jvisited all the
Tillamook beach, j i i
'. Mrs. Johw Reed and ; daughter have
just returned, from ! Seattle where they
have been visitingf relatives' in that
city. : ' -i . !':
The hop-pickers near Lents Junction
are alt leaving fori Independence this
week in a Ford tnick which i has been
built over to accomodate them. The
truck was furnished by Mi", and Mrs.
Summers of 10332 60th a venue south
east. Peter Parker and family of 103d
street and 61st avenue have; returned
home after a very! successful Huckle
berry picking trip j In he mountains
They say huckleberries j are very good
this year. i j : . I i
Hugh Hebestriet of the H. & H. gar
age at Lents Junction has- had the
misfortune to break his foot, while at
work- . 1
Miss Bertha Camp and mother of
Lents Junction are visiting relatives in
northern California- They expect to
return soon. ,
Mr. and Mrs. C. Davis and family of
10111 57th avenue. S, E, have returned
to Lents after an; absence of several
weeks. They visited j at McCredie
Springs . on the McKenzie river, near
Eugene, and then ! Visiting the Tilla
mook beaches. j
Mr. and Mrs. C. Austin of 9524 58th
avenue , have sold their i home and will
locate somewhere in this district again
soon. '
The new home of John Eggiman of
the Eggiman meat market in Lents is
almost completed. This is a fine place
and is located on the main street of
Lents, n 92d street. '
T. Knox of 9711 Foster road has re
turned to his homei after a vacation of
several weeks. " ! , i
Lawrence Snyder of 44th avenue and
77th street has recently purchased the
ML Hood ice cream parlor lof Lents.
Lawrence graduated from j Franklin
high last June. ; '
A. C. Nutter, plumber at Eremont, is"
taking, a, vacation in theYmouatalns
hunting. j -I - M
The Phot Studio In the Wtrth building-
at Arleta is now! being operated by
Mrs. R. L. Benjamin., formerly of La
Mouve, North Dakota.
H. Lahtrop and family have returned
from a vacation at Elk City where they
hunted and fished. I
Mr. and Mrs. D, W.i Curtis of 6131
100th street spent the lst week-end at
Seattle, Wash., returning to Portland,
Monday morning. :
Mrs. E. Shepard f 8733 32d avenue,
has been entertaining Miss Emma
Page, recently of Mirshalltown, Iowa,
Dr. C- H. Law of 5112 72d street has
returned from5 Grarits Pass, : where he
has - been spending a delightful vaca
tion hunting and fishing. Mrs. Law
accompanied him to Grants Pass and
then took the stage .to California to
visit relatives.
Mr. and Mrs. G.' Patton of 6439 ,83d
street are the proud mother and father
of a daughter whiqh was born at their
home recently.
Mrs. N. E. Chandless of this district,
who has been confined tos her bed for
several weeks as the result of an ac
cident, is much iniproVed.
The wedding anniversary of Mr. and
Mrs. A. E. Marsh lof 7111 55th avenue
was celebrated at' the home, of their
daughter, Mrs. H. Holmes at 4148 65th
street. They were married on August
23d in Spokane, Wash., 22 years ago.
George Clarke and family of 7125
64th avenue have gone on a vacation
to Yakima, Wash, j
Mrs J. Hall of 10312 61st avenue left
here Wednesday with G. Summers and
family to go hop j picking. They will
return to Lents about September 21.
W. Pomeroy of his district returned
with his wife from Roseburg, where
they spent a few j days with relatives
in that city.
J. H. Zehrung and : family of 7105
48th avenue have returned from their
vacation at Seaside. They also made
a trip to Crater Lake earlier in the
season.
S. F. Ball and family of 4736 74th
street? have reurned from a vacation at
'Crater Lake. Mr. jBall is professor of
the Franklin high school.
Mrs. J. Husky and Mrs. C.i'Sleepr of
sn street leit ients Wednesday for
the hop yards. They will return about
September 15. i
C. Hurd of 9118 31th avenue and fam
ily have returned from a pleasant va
cation in Washington, visiting their
relatives. ; j
'The Lents auto camp ground is in
fine shape now and has eicht or ton
autos in camp all the ime. ; This is its
first year and It will! be much better
next year and win have many more
visitors. -! t
OSWEGO
A continuation of the meeting which
was adjourned a week ago Monday, at
the city hall, was held last - Monday
night, and a large! attendance ofipeo
ple interested In ; the r water situation
was there, i Thers wais a general dis
cussion by all those ;for and agaihst
the proposed formation of a iwateif disi-
J triet, land one of the imost interesting
business-ispeakers . qf the j evening ; was Mr
iTPearsey, who is owner of a large tract
of land in South Oswego. He urged
the absolute necessity of getting: water
to various parts of town, and brought
nat tita fmrt that ih ; uU f.'l.M
property was held Up. owing th3
lack of water. " Others;: who are stroRB--
ly In favor of bringing Bull Run water
into Orwego are : against . the present
method of procedure; ; Nominees- ap
pointed for commissioners to be voted
on at the I election in Septembet' are
William Boyd, iJIenry Bicfenen Fred
Normand, Robert Graham and "W. -K.
Chapln. A committer named to ctrctH
late petitions fori the commissioners
are Mrs. W. S. Wessling, Charles Pick
ner and A. F. Webster. One Important
fact, brought, out I by famud Owen ! of
Glenmorrte was that the rate- on -fire
insnrancs would be less If . a better
water system wers established.,' r .i '
j- The f Oswego district is m trnlf ; In
favor of Bull Runs, but the method of
getting It la in ooatroTaray The tao-
frt;-! - - ; ;'. ! ".!-',
:V?r "''.'ill "' 'v ' - !- -I-! $..,- U.-.-V lt::iZ f! :
i M I ii W i" I " " ' I il i i HI i J ll ii n m I i tr- m- M I ' i M I ' " . ' 1 ' ' I 1 1 J Is s j !
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tion supporting' the ! present measure
favors a district from Rock to
West Lir.n. a section jiot he4vtly popu
lated, while -the other faction wants
a district extending from this Portland
City limits south tot include Oswego
ami Lake Grove,--which already has a
population of between S5O0 fuid 5000.
Mrs. W. ' G. Weigfatman was hostess
for! a large party of friends au the
boms of her -mother In Souia Oswego,
on Saturday evening, . : ' j '
Mr, and Mrs." John DavU lff the
first of the week for Tillajmook, And
will go to The Dalles to vjsit friends
for the Labor day holiday.
i ' John Cox of South Oswego has re
cently sold his home to oat-of-town
buyers. ; ,
The dance held Saturday night, was
well attended and is said td have been
a big success. There wil . be other
dances given by the same club later
in the season. '
Mr. and Mrs. L Lord en ertained a
number of friends Rafter the dance
Saturday evening, r ;
Mrs. W. G. Weightman i.d daugh
ter Marjorie left .Friday af 1 ernoon fir
the Tillamook beaches to bt gone sev
eral days. j
L. F. McDonald and children, Gladys.
Christine and Don,; motoi ed to the'
beaches by way of Astoria -and Tilla
mook, returning home on T'vursday.
' Mrs. Carl Detering, Mrs. Paul Har
baugh, Mr. and Mrs. O. C. Merrick,
William and Carl Detering $r. motored
to McMlnnyllle on Wednesday.
Guy Wilson of Cumberland, Md..
nephew of the late A. King Wilson, was
a visitor at the home of Mrs. Wilson
last week. He made the trip west
by way of the Panama canal and is
much impressed withj the, western coun
try. iHe returned east 4" Friday,
where he will attend Perm .college at
Jerrytown, Pa.
David E. Davidson of Oakland, Or.,
was the guest of his daughters, Mrs.
J. W.(Bickner and Mrs. FrH Gilmore.
during the week. j
Mr. and Mrs. Albert Rosentreter
were dinner hosts Thursday entertain
ing Nelson Pike of Portlanjd.
ALONG THE MOORAGES
At the last meeting of the boar-d of
directors of the Oregon Yajcht cLub it
was decided that a new walk be In
stalled along the entire moorage. Work
is to commence some time jn Septem
ber. j
Miss Mary Wilson of Wjlsbnia was
the inspiration for a lunjeheon last
-week, given by Miss Alice Southwick
of ;Oregon Yacht club. Miss Wilson is
leaving this week to attend the- college
Of the sPaciflc at San Jose. Cal.
Mr. and . Mrs. E. H. Bftxtholomew
of i Sellwood -wioorage entertained 15
friends Sunday with a swimming
party. A crawfish dinner was served.
Mr. and .Mrs. William OfPriscoll of
Harlowtown, Mont., were guests last
week at the' O. Y. C. home of Mrs. A.
Lauterback.
Mrs. L. G. Bradley and family of
Burley, Idaho, will occupy the South
wick house at O. Y. C. during the
winter. The Southwicks ar now dom
iciled at No. 384 College street.
Mr. and Mrs. D. H. Hoffman of Wil
lamette are being felicitated on the
arrival of a son Wednesday, August
30. !,
Louise Cody was awarded two first
place buttons at the Seliwood play
grounds swimming exhibition- Tues
day, j
Mrs. A. R. Lauterbach who has
been spending the sflmme with her
daughter, Mrs. M. W. Mays, at ;Hood
River, has returned, to i her O. Y. C.
home. i
Mra. N". G. Lindholm bf Holgate
entertained a number of moorage la
dies with a luncheon Wednesday.
Visiting with Mrs. D. D. i Daklns, on
Holgate, are her mother, Mrs. F. M.
Newton, and her sister, Mrfe K. O. Ol
sen. both of Los Angeles, j
Miss Mcbel Newberry of ;Lewistown,
Mont., house guest of Mrs. ij. Bunnett,
was entertained at dinnerj by A. E.
Butt and H. Halloway' last week. Cov
ers were laid for nine. Harry Bun
nett of Willamette was ho3 at' a din
ner and swimming party Sunday, Hon
oring Miss Newberry.
MONTAVILLA
Miss Alice Tenneson has returned
to Yakima.-- to resume her work as a
teacher in the high school., there.
Mrs. Emmett Gillespie and three
children and her mother, Mrs. William
Dillon of No. 2087 East play street,
have returned home after spending a
two weeks' vacatibn, at j Rockaway
Beach. j
Rev. Mr. Huckleberry has returned
from his vacation and will) occupy the
pulpit of Grace Baptist church this
morning. 5 i
James Worley and family have gone
to. Eugene, where he has a) position as
a teacher.
E. Bowman and; family, are -' home
again after spending two weeks in the
mountains. : j .
Meta Higgenbotham sperjt the week
end in Oregon City visiting friends.
Harold Blanchard of Capnby, Or., is
staying with his grandparents, Mr.
and Mrs. Thomas Blanchard of No.
274 East S2d street.
Misses Blanche : Green and Helen
Fprse gave a lawn party kt the home
of the former. No. 2032 Delano street.
Saturday evening. Twenty) young peo-
ule were nresent.
,Mr. and Mrs. George Atkinson and
daughter were visitors at; Mr. Atkin
son's parents last , week.
CENTRAL EAST
SIDE
Miss Caroline Hendrickstin of Alaska
will purchase a small bungalow here
and her mother will alo come to
PoTuand. - ,
Mabel Grundy, whs lives in Laurel
hurst, entertained erith a large tea in
honor of her house jguest. Miss Miriam
Holmes of San Francisco. IThe follow
ing assisted in receiving snd serving :
The Misses ' Frances Keeling, Grace
Hoffman, Anita Coomb4, Hortense
Sylvester and Margaret Kensingby.
More than fifty friends of Miss Grundy
were, invited. Miss Holmes will attend
the University of ; California ; . next
month.
Howard Sichel of Ease ' 30th j street
will , leave next Week fijr Missoula,
Mont- to attend" the University of
Montana. His father and I mother both
are graduates of that scriooL He will
major in engineering. H
I Mr. ad Mrs. Frank McConnell were
in Portland on business for a few days
last week. They are fror The Dalles
and lived formerly on East 18th street.
They are considering the purchase of
a new horns' on the east side, j
-
Gertrude Kroner, East I 13th street.
ceieoraiea ner mwaui Dirtauay wu-u
a party last Tuesday afternoon. The
girls present were : Marion Ewers,
ZXsteUe Cummings. Isabell Moore, Mary
Krueger. Clara Williamson, Dorothea
Owens. Alma Frothingtoii and Sarah
Reeves. L Games included fli mock wed
ding, j Refreshments were: served.
! Mrs. Oscar Horn brook, who resides
on East ; 20th and, Couchj ; streets, re
turned last week from si visit at Los
Angeles; ;were she speht a month
with her mother. Mrs. S- ;T. JohnAort
Mrs. ttombrodk lived in ilios Angeles
for 20 years, ani durl4g her visit
there . renewed many old acqualnt-
If
i Mnj and Mrs. B F. Cummins with
thsirri iwo ehndrfen, Florence; V and
George, -left for all camp(ng trip last
Mondaz morulas. i
. : WILLAMETTE m
Mra, II. Leisman entettalned in
honoi of I her son EEwald'k birthday!
Sunday. A; delicious dinner wa serve
to tb following: Mrs. Wiiig and twid
children, Mr. and Mrs. Jhn j Reanuj
and llcliildren, Mr. and . Mrs. i Ewak
Leisman and children, ' Miss! Mary
Leisaian and Mrs. H- Lsisman.
Calrl Berne r Injured his j foot qutt
badly-while at work at the! mill.
Herman Ridder, Mrs. Tate, and Paul
Tate' were guests of Mrs. Charles RJdj
der, jSunday. " j j
Mrs. Johnson and daughter, Junei
of Rochester, Waslv, are- Visiting Mrs.
and Mrs. Elmer Johnson, j j . :
Mfi and Mrs. William ; Levens an
chiloren letvSaturday morning for Ta-com,-
after Spending two iveeks vislt
ing relatives .here. j
Frank Oliver and daughter, Beatrice,
havejj returned from Newpott- ;
Mr, and Mrs. Buck and family of
Montana have moved into jthe Barlsey
cottage on Railroad avenud.
Mrs. John Bowland of Oregon City
spei4 Monday visiting friends.:
Mr. and Mrs. Herman peters anil
Mr. and, Mrs. Howard - returned
Wednesday from an outing in South
ern pregon-' ! "'-- .j
-Mtj. Perry of Portland -.s rented li
parttof the new concrete building ana
will Install a drug store." - ; ; t
Mr. and Mrs. C. B. Wilson and fam
ily left Saturday for Kockjaway. I
Mrs. Tom Bersie and Miss Helene
Fromong spent Saturday Chopping in
Portland. ! ' I I
Mri. and Mrs. Albert Buckles and
baby1, left ( Sunday for a week's vacal-Uota-
jat the coast. i
MrL and Mrs. La f em an iHattie; Anf
drus are. receiving congratulations oji
the Arrival of a son, born j to them oh
Friday.
Mris. Me refer and i daughter, Lucille,
of Idaho ae visiting at the home of
Mr. end Mrs. Lee Porter, j 'I
Mils. Strong, Mrs. Malcolm and eoji
left iFriday for Seaside. 1 '
Mips Nellie Capen of YHm,' Washj,
was jthe guest of Miss Florence Frq
mong, Sunday. I ! , J
Mru and Mrs. Glen Epler ( Kthjl
DeBOk) are receiving congratulations
upon) the arrival of an eight-pound
daughter, born t them at (the: Oregon
City j hospital, Sunday. Trj little onje
has been named Betty Mayl j
Mrs. Sizer left Saturday for Iowa
to spend the winter. j
Mrs. Porter left Sundayj, for a twp
weeKs' visit witli her sort iri Wash
ington. " i
- Psriul Moles spent the 'i,eek-end ih
Portland as the guest of Lirtnel Gorlej.
'Mils. Gus Prahl Visited (friends an3
relatives in Portland this Kveek. f
Mils. Elliott, Mrs. Carpenter ankl
Mrs.j Tour were Portland shoppers
Saturday. 4 j
C. ; Earlsey is visiting relatives ih
Everett, Wash. i ; j
M?. and Mrs. Guy Gross entertained
a. fejtv friends at dinner Siinday. Ttse
guejts were Mr. and M-s. Williaih
Ellirigson, Mr. and Mrs. F. Frederic!.
Miss Helen Gross. Miss Glladys Fred
ericks, Clarence Gross and j Harold
Gross. . ! . fc j
M-. and Mrs. Dwight Seply and 5Ihi
and i Mrs. J. C. Chalupiskyj of iWilsori
ville! were the guests of Mr. and Mrs.
C. Ai Ridder Thursday evening.
A.) Dergish of Los AhgeVes, Leb
Dergish of Portland and I. J. Muggle
of Minneapolis- were visiting friends
herei Sunday. 1 j
M. and Mrs. Wesley jMiliken ri$
turnted frrp a week's outing at Pacific
City) Saturday. ' j i
Mt. and Mrs. Perry Randall and
children and Mrs. Clay viMited at trie
nom of Mr. and Mrs. Ward Sutto.
Sunday, i - ' ;
Miss Costley of Portland spent thje
week-end at the home of Mr. and Mr.
R. A. JenkinB. j
GLADSTONE
Clifford: E. Teeple and sMiss Fran
ces iLettermeier were mairrled Tues
day iafternoon,; Aug. 22, at (the home of
Mr. land Mrs. E. E. Teeple, Arlington
street. Cladstome, the Rev. A. It
Thompson of the Oregon j City M. E.
church, officiating. After i short wed
ding trip, the young couple Sare at home
at 1)16 Center street, Oregon City.
Mt. and Mrs. J. L. Mopre have is
guesitB Mrs. Chas. Moore and Mrs. Rob
ert $rown of Troutdale, Wash. ;
Ms. Hilda Parker recently spent se
eraiidays at Paradise' Inn,j at ML Ral
nienj' j ;
Ri Fretag has leased thes east corner
of his lot' on Arlington and Clackamas
boulevard to Hall arid son, iwhoe are in
stalling a modern gas fillinig station.
Mi. and Mrs. Harvey Wilson enter
tained on Sunday, her nephew, Chester
Wilson, chief turret captain of the U.
S. 3i California. J
MK and Mrs. E. E. Riley are on ia
ten days' vacation in the Roaring River
couiitry. ! j
Mr- and Mrsl F.' P. Nelson have re
turned from the Oregon beiches. i
Mr. and Mrs. J. McGetcbie and Mr.
and Mrs. R. Fretag were Sanday guests
of Mr,, and Mrs. C. E. McGetchie 4'
PoiiJand. : ;
George Hollingsworth. json of Mkv
andj Mrs. A. O. Hollingsworth, has re
turned to his home in Gladstone, frofn
two; months' of radio service on the
light ship Columbia, j
Mrs. Harry Wheeler is confined to
her ihome with several broken ribs and
a sivere cut in ; the forehead, as ! the
result of having been struck by an
automobile. j
Ctto and Rankin have jthe contract
for !remodeling the home bf Dr. J. (3.
Nash .in East Gladstone.) The "'work
is t be completed before ihe return of
Mrsj. Nash and her mother, Mrs. Beh
net, who have spent the; summer in
the iEast and in California . !
The rnarriage of ; Jack Yorang of
Clackamas and - Myrtle (Spurgeon pf
uiaastone was periormea sat me name
of ev. and Mrs. G,i E. Williams Thurs
day! afternoon. A feceptin was ; given
in the evening at the home of the
toride's parents, Mr. and Mrs. G., H.
Webster. ? vif"
The. new home of Mr. and Mrs.' Clyde
Green on West Gloucester street wiill
be ready for occupancy September 14
Peter il. Rine arson, a pioneer bf
Gladstone, passed .away at the family
residence on the river roski on Friday.
Th4 funeral services were I held Monday
arwrnoon rrom the Holman and Pace
chapel in Oregon City, with interment
at Mountain view cemetery, i ,
- Extensive alterations arp being made
on line nome oi "Tea Miner, i county
cleijk, on the corner of Arlington ssqid
I'otruana Avenues. ; ( i s
OAK GROVE
Et Sheets spent Sunday; in St. Johns
Mrs. Marsh has returned front Rock-
away ueacn. . v i:i 1 ; j :
Lieutenant and 'Mrs. ienktabj were
recent guests of Mr. and Mrs. John' W.
Jaan-H l . fJ. ' ) .. -Jt i
Mr. and Mrs. Paul Palmblad are bn
a (vacation j trip' in Washington. :i
Mr. and Mrs. Swan Mlagnusoa and
Ms) and Mrs. Frank Gustafson -jof
Grifsham, who have beenj camping on
thsj Willamette river, havS returned to
thelnhome. , ., '' - ' . j ; '4i '
Mrs. Alice ? Barnett. - while sHclngl a
watermelon, accidentally cut a deep
gash In j thai left forearraf" Otv Mount
of iOregon jdtyt toolt ttnfc sUtohes iba
th wound, t - i J -.;;?;'! ; 'J "
- - Mr.- and Mrs. jGeorg .'.iFox and aonv
if- : .. : "i 4-W'&4
i m?.tA : -'A I : , -1 ,
Harold, of YaklmaJ , waah.rava! ibeetl
guesta of MrJ and :Mrtu 3B ; Reynolds,
i Mr.: and! Mrs. F. CS LltUe and; chil
dren. left Saturday tonfTkn auto trip to
isan-oat,:-..t4-'q rg'TLft- V,
Miss Carrie Wood. a mtssionary . In
India, who-is on a furlough with her
parents, Mrs. and Mrs. L. Wood.' at
tended recently a Young People's con
vention at Bar View. f - l! jj ';
Mr, and Mrs; Burleigh E. Philips
have gon to Eden,l Fla.. lito reside.
They; own interests -thj an orange grove
there. ' i j'" 1' it-' i ' f ' il' i ...
4- -beach' party was given.! at Rock
away Saturday night :by Mr and Mrs.
H. ! ii. Princehouse i and Mr,! and Mrs.'
A. IE. Euster. : The guests 1 were ; .Mri.
ana Mrs. Frank Rosenthal of Port
land, Mr, aJid Mrs. Maynard Cole and
Mr; and Mrs, H. C. Hast or f of Oak
Grove. ! j , . '-j-- -,' :!-
Mr, and Mra. H. C. Hastorf and
daughters; Ellen an4 Catherine, mo
tored to Rockaway Beach, Friday, and
spent the week-end S at the Elmore
hotel. i I ... ,!-,!.
i WOODSTOCK
Estel Akers camel home Sundiv from
Altoona. Wash., for a few days visit
with his parents, Mr. and ! Mrs. Wil
liam Akers, No. 4523 Woodstock ave-nuB-
; j i I I ii ; ' ' .
Mrs. Mary Fikei has gone to; Lake
Stevens, Wash., to! visit her daughter,
Mrs. B. O. .Dickinson. - jj. , !i f
Fred Curry, No, 510 61st Avenue, and
Miss Nellie Hayward of Chicago were
married Saturday. August'! 29. i: They
have gone to Illinois ion their wedding
trip. - j j ;
Keith Clisby of 5303 45th street has
returned home from; Pilot Rock, Or.,
where he has been working ail sum
mer. : j
M- and Mrs. Glen Simpson and son
Hugh, No, 6116 47th street, have re
turned from. Crescent lake and Oak
Ridge. Or., where they were camping
and hunting. j -
Kenneth Ferrier.iNo. 5605 46th Street,
and .rM las. Edith Stockton,1 Now 2503
Mnnro street, Mllwaukle. Or,, j were
married Wednesday j evening, August
30. They are off bn a honeymoon
trip and i will be at j home ! after Sep
temher 18. at No. (641 Korth i Fifth
street. Corvallls. I
Mr. and MrB. Albert Ferrier have re
turned from their wedding trip to Can
non ; Beach, and will be at home at
No. 5605 ! 46th street; k
Misses !Ethel and -Jennie Smith, of
No. 5241 52d street! have returned from
New .York, where !thjey have been at
tending summer school. Miss Jennie,
who is a missionary from, India, ex
pects to I leave about September 30,
for her work on the foreign field.
Mr. and Mrs. Sf Malmsten of Ver
nohia. Or., were hfera for the Ferrier
Stockton wedding. ;
Mrs. J. Curry, SlOC'Slst avenue, has
gone to Des Moines Iowa, to ! attend
the G. A. R. encampment.
Mr. and Mrs. Keith and. Miss Gladys
Keith of Walla Walla, Wash., are vis
iting their uncle and aunt, Mr. and
Mrs. M. G. Clisby ,! 5803 45th street
Mr. and Mrs. 3. J. Boicovrt, 1132
Knight street, returned Thursday from
their trip to Lincoln lake. Or.
Mr. and Mrs. Fred j Sanders and chil
dren, 6221 44th street, have ; gone to
Seaside to spend a few days.
Mrs. M- i Humphreys and!' Miss Lucy
Humphreys are at Seaside, Or.
Freeman Fike -has returned from
Fort Worden, where he attended the
efficers training camp. He spent a
few- days with his aunt, Mra. E. O.
Dickenson, at Lake i Stevens, Wash.
KENTON
While working on the roof of his
garage vTilliam Bro?ltus fell, striking
his head ; on a timber, rendering him
unconscious 44ri a,-! time. He was dis
covered ; by his small" daughter, who
called for assistance. , r ! -
George i Lewis and family have re
turned from a trip through California.
Mr. and Mrs. R., L Schepie. No. 115
Winchell i street, are j the parent of a
son. Robert Irville, j born : August 19.
Schebel's ! mother, Mrs. R. A. Scheble,
and daughter Leef of Bellingham,
Wash., are here on a short visit.
M. P. MacEachern;jhas gone to Tilla
mook to' regain his health, after a
severe attack of heart trouble.
Miss Florine Sevier, daughter of J.
W. Sevier, was hostess to 46' young
friends at a coverall party at her home.
No. 1598 Elmore street, on her eighth
birthday,; Friday, September 2.
The North Portland and Winona
Villa and; Orpha members of I. O. O. F.
held a basket picnic at Columbia park
August 20. An exciting ball game be
tween th ladies was won by the Wl
r.onas. The Villas' and North Portland
also played a fast game. North Port
land winning. Other, games were held
mdprizes awarded, j The final was a
substantial meal Served at 6 p. m. to
310. ; i ;
L. C. Wilkinson and family. No. 1599
Elmore street, returned. from a three
months' auto tour through the East
ern states 1
Miss Thelma ; Battorf held a birthday
party .at the home of her parents. No.
1565 Delaware street, Thursday eve
ning, September lj.
Kenton school children are getting
ready for the opening of school.
MILWAUKIE : .
Miss Beatrice Cedarson has returned
from a vacation and is preparing to
enter Reed college j
The body of Frank! C. Brown of Mll
waukle. who was dtowned in the Co
lumbia river ,at Haeford. Wash., Au
gust 6, was recovered from ithe river 24
miles down sfireamj nar Richland
Brown, field foreman for the trtologl
cal suryey. had been assigned to the
White Bluffs-Hanford soldier settle
ment area to' aid settlers in- ridding
the district of rabbits. He was 27
years of age, a sort of Mr. and Mrs.
Irvine Brown, and a graduate of Ore
gon Agricultural college.
T. B. Hicks, a well known resident
of Milwaukie, has secured quarters in
the real : estate office of MVa. ! Maggie
A. Johnson and will j conduct a 'general
insurance business. ; . ! ;
Railroad maintenance employes have
secured; jCrystal Lake park for a - big
celebration and picnic on Labor day.
The Milwaukie; school district will
arrange for the transportation, of all
pupils living In, th northerly and
southerly portions of the district. - Bids
are open for such transportation. 4
i A marriage license has been issued
laV South Bend, Wash., to Arthur J.
Johnson : of Milwaukie and Donna L.
Smith of Portland, i ; j j J
CARSON HEIGHTS
1 Recently the property owners of Alto
Park ahd Huddlesoa tAcres formed the
Alto Park Waterl and Light .company,
ahd now they have Ordered tfce pipe for
Bull Ran water, and -are to have elec
tric service from the Oswego i Lake
Light A Power Co.!J. Q, iJamleson Is
president, and M. :LJ McGrtw secretary
and treasurer, with directors, i. Q.
Jamieson. C. T. Dickinson and M. L.
UcGraM ! ; !. -L4'i-'- f - M j Hi ;
Miss ! Margie i&ejves of Independ
ence. Missouri. Is visiting 4n Portland,
and is being entertained by Mrs. J. V.
Patton f Capitol Hilt i , "
Mrs. Mary Johnson and i J. it. John
son wish to i thank heir many . friends
for- the kind sympathy and beautiful
flowers extended tot them in their re
cent bereavement of their beloved son
and brother j - . i ,
1. Delbert Fran, son of Mr. and Mrs.
C. D. Frane, Is vislUng friend In
Seattle, for a reoupl of weeks.
f W.-- F.I Finke and ;P. H. Dunn, have
returned from, a hunting and fishing
. ! ! -4- :m r ! W.. uMM i t .. ; - 4 sl y i:
- I I t 'V ,lli ! ! ' H- I- j- !
trijp through ; Roseburg and southern
orfrgonl j j ; !!' .-U; IHJ
Mr. an4 Mrsi. Theodore Winthers, jof
Ryan Plaice, are receiving congrstula
tians upon the arrival of a husky baby
boy of, pounds, i last Tuesday, "ho
will be named! Theodore, Junior. Mrs.
Win thers j is resting at Sellwood hos-
pitaL
Mrs.! Manning Soiker. president !6f
the Capitol Hill Parent-Teacheir aso4
elation, and Mrs. George Hartmanv at
tended the meeting i of i the Parent-
Teacher council, held at Central library.
In? Portland. Friday; ! !
Mrs.: RJ - Z4; Anderson of Carson
Heights, with, her; two children and
mother, Mrs. LewiSj are making an x
tended. Visit at Roseburg; and
Piss, Oregon, j j ',! h i '
Mri and ; Mrs, A. F. DeBauw
Grants
are;
parents of a new baby boy. Thainxotfor;
is; resting at St. Vincents hospital, j ; j
Mn and Mrs. J. V. Patton. hare re
cently returned from a two weeks' visit
with ! MrJ iandl Mrs Wi. C, Carroll, of
Portland, i , t j - j i-1 ' '
Mr, and Mrs. Conrad Price and son.
Trevor, are spending a week r sol at
Seaside, i i - . j f 1 i 1 i M ;
Mr. and Mrs. Gedrgej W. Coates have
purchased thel W. A. Cjurrle hoime, and
are making expensive alterations. I ,
JMlss Helen Kletti of Carson Height,;
lsi busily ; preparing 6 take j up 1 khie
nurses training -course at the !Qood Saii
mariton hospital, in September. i
SMr. and Mrs--Padgeh with their sor
and daughter, iarid Mt;. and Mm Geofgie
Smith; Brown. motored to,, sajiem :r:
centiy, i . !i J ' "-
Mr. and Mrs. It. Btrd
visited Mr. aad Mrs.! M. !
arid! famllyi
D. Standage,
formerly of Collins . View, who 1s Wow
os a dairy ranch in ear - Tillamook, r !i j
iMlss Lucille; Thomas Is motoring lt
friends, on a trip to Scappooee for the
week-end. ' I ' "" i'-' ;l I
;Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Knox expect td
rent : theiir home ' and move to Portland,
for ' the winteif. , -1 . i r i ' . it I
The Girl Scouts, "Dogwood" trood
NO. 7, of parson Heights, recently held
a: picnic meeting, at which fhey demon
strated fire making and camp cooking.
Mrs. Jj L- Vandlert recently jreturJied
from a visit to Sandy river. . i , t
jMlss Nina i Reeder has takei oivei?
the News route onj account of; the ab
sence of Minnie Beckel, who is visits ng
at Salem. i; ! i , :
The Girl Scjjut troop No. 7 officiateid
as pall-bearers -tot thir! siste- ScOutj
Margaret Musgrovp, of Capitol Hill,
j-;- j SELLWOOD I ! !
tCharles Massonjand familyi of isOl
Milwaukie street, j motorid to Septus
Mills 'Saturdiy tO enjoy the "Labot
day outlpg ori lys son' si homestead. ! -
;Mr. and Mrs. S. Z. Watson of 529
Tacoma avenue. njiotored tp polunjibla
beach Friday to pend brijef vaca
tion 1 with friends. Their son Wayne
will return home j with them. - !
Rev. J. E. Youel and family visited
at the home of Mr, and Mrs. E.! B.
Kelly of 1432 East) 13th street jthe past
week. ; Rev. Youel formerly pastor Of
the Spokane AVenue f Presbyterian
churphi is now located at' Dallas.) i
I Mr. and Mrs. Fred McEnany and
son of 1453 East 21st sUreet, spent! the
week at Vancouver I with! Fred's
parents, i' ! ' I ' ' ' I
i Mr. arid Mrs. Karl Beach were here
the past week froijri Lexington; on buSl
Wss connected with the! estate of jthe
late: Silas H. Beach of; 548 Sellwood
boulevard. .. j , I - I f
Blackmar Circle; entertained the de
niartment officers Iwith a dinner Wed
nesday. f
iMiss Delia Hincliman Is visiting rela
tives in
Seattle. - , ' !
I !
the
at
i Robert
Brown hap , commenced
erection
of a residence On his lot!
461 Nehalem; avenue.
Billie" Wing
iii th cnntrfttor. ' if
Mrs. E. R. lEiseff lof. Evergreen stk-
tioni entertainea' St lunch Monday in
honor; Of MrSi Winnie Hortonj of Chl-
caeo. who isi in Portland foranien
tended visit with her parents. ;TOr. and
Mrs, J. H. Malletjt of 1731 East llh
street. Those prepent were Mesdam'es
JiUj. , Mkltettii E. SB. ! Kelly. Ej C. Htt
tr and C. T Pries of Sellwood ; MriS,
L. H. Morgan ahd sister. Miss jAir
nioldL' Mrs. G. Buck. Mrs. Villers and
daughter and Mrs. Colcord. all of
Island station, 'Evergreen district, j i ;
iHi W.I Strahornj and family, of 1661
East 17tii street, motor to Oak Grove
beach every mightj, having established
a summer home there. i 1
I A new; mattress (manufacturing plant
has ' started operation ip thel Meyers
building in Umatilla avenue
ST. JOHNS
Revi D. E, Nourse. pastor or ;tne
Community i Congregational I church
with hisj family has moved to 115 S.
Smith; Avenue. ! 1 i V
(Among those who are reported' 111
are C. C. Rlngol who has been ill I for
several days ; Max ' Wldmer
Is also
quite 111 At his home on .North
street; and Mr, and) Mrs. W. R.
IvahhOe
Ball, N.
Syracuse street are recovering from a
serious illness.
i J. M. Blair: of tjie Portland
Wooljn
Seattle
mill made a business trip to
ttisiweelc ! ! , . ! $;
i The St. Johns Community I club; pf
which T4 J. Mmarian Is president, will
hpld its first regular business; meeting
of the season n Tuiesday evening in ithe
Y. W. C4 A. buildliig on Chicago street.
A number of! matters of Vital: interest
to the club will include ithe discussion
of further plans fdr a community club
house, the street car service,, insurance
rates.: the high, bridge project-! and ithe
water: pressure in St. Johns. ! ! ij j
satra Matilda Edwards! has jreturned
ore
' 1 ' ' i - i i - i 1 . i i , - . 1 h ),;,,., j 4
1 , , 11 1 11 ,1
I i
ii ' -
St
All Day
Tomorrow
'i . J L : t' 4. :f Tfm f jjiK'vt
4--t. ;- f. -''d. ; ' --':: io,.'-': -fil" I 'M
Longbeachi
!wash her sh'
spent,, 10 ' day st!
James-Hodge femployed at the Portx
from
land Woolen; Mi 14 fori the past four t
years, with his ; amily lis leaving thtif-.
week for MlsaouilU I' -
Mirt;n and Miss Ednal I
Craig accompanied; by Mrs. fiumgard-"
Wednesday for tnq Weeks at Tillamook
beaches. i ;; i,.. I ,
i
D. J. Horseman! has returned from a4"
W. year's trin thrntio-h- intra ',)iracl'
Vianoraa aiKi otaer middle) wesierrt,;
states, returning ihy way of California it
Mr. and Mrs. j Ju C. Wissepback ofl'w
524 4 East- Richmond street have as!
their guestii theft- daughters, Mraif; J
Mary Eddlngs ajidl Miss Ruth Wlasenl
back of Bangej MWaslj. . im
Albert, and Robert Sttitsal of Seattle'1
are spending twq weeks with their
grandparents, Mri and Mra. )N: C
jonnson, 3S rsf. iLeonard street lit
Mrs. B. Fj Hiwspn is at Seaside forwi
"AC. Galbrsfth has 1 taken out set-
mits for the eeetion I of three
more,..
oungaiows on squsn Leonard stret;
air. ana virsi j-. l Utrsckv arAm
erecting a new residence oh Willamette"-1
oouievard which! is Hearing C0mpletionJ
Mr. and Mrsii R. Hollenbeck, Mlas
Kdna HoUeribeci Mrs. jMiller and MrsJ
Tufts motored ti) Pendleton this weektte
for-a short yisitJfij Jit- ; ' ;- v..- i. n
Mr. and. Mrs. Will I Hyde and two"
children ae fi f Isiting ; MrsL Hyde's?
mother and othT, relajtlves In- Seattle?
and Monrod .Wash, t is
Mr. and MrS.H. Wt Ramsden and1"
daughter Leola ind tori ,Wllbr arrived""
recently from Cfcarok-ei, lowai and Willi
reed fri 'St. Jhns. They made ther
trip by automobile and , were threel
week eront,-M j , F-h
s Mra HarsMiniilhjS andj daughter!
Joan. Mrs. ;W. it iAtderson aijid daugh-
ter Muriel and Mra Lowell "Alderson
two weeks' tnp
05 RockawavJ . ' - J I
or. and Mr;
P. Borden and eonsj
spent the week-end?
Russell and John
at Seaside, i ;i I
Mr. and 1 Mrs
aitci auu-iiiiitn:B.
nave returned . from a flshlna trln iin
the mountains: hear Toledo?: Or., and
the. coast. 1 'I I i 4 i . i r j
Miss Barbara fKloster will ieave next
week for Ssattli: here she will enter
the Northwest j training school ; for
nurses. - i a. . h ... - u. t
Rev. H. A Lufckenba.ck, pastor of the
Pilgrim Congregational church of Spo
kane wa.8 the guest of Fvev. arid Mrs. D.
E. Nourse on Mkjaday. ' - i - i
Fred H. fjrlfretn. hushAnii nt nti- i
Lillie Griffeth died at Lehmah Springs,!
near Pend!eort joa August 2fr followlngl
a lingering iilinesi Griffeth who. was!
engaged in the (plumbing bus ness with!
a shop in tjie ; Fnench i blnclr waa hM
in Salem, 14 , injajgro. He w4s married?
In Lyons, Kans4s4 to Miss Lillie Planck S
in 1895
anq casni to Oregdh several f
.u. j ounvwing nim, oesiaes his a
widow are six IchSidren
funeral ser-
vices were conducted front th
St-t
Johns Undertaking parlor f Tuesday. I
flu, To VI Xlj : jj.'., f.
.. . . f mnaycunc , tne i
services.
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Mrs. Isabelle flFi;
Eckles nassed x wa v
at the home pfj herf daughter Mrs. i
George Imbodep, ' 715 B. Serieca street i
very suaaemiy or heart trouble on '
August 18 Fuheral services with In-
terment in R,o 5Cityt Parkj cemetery
were held tfroiW !;! tne j Church of God i
chapel, 363 iFaiHttg street o Wednes-
day, August 23. I Mrs. Eckle was born ?
in England j 75 ears igo. feh was ai
devoted worker! in the ichurch. Besides'
her daughter with whom sh made her :
home she leaves three othef children, f
Rev J. F. Franklin. Elk Piilnt h .Ji
Mrs. F. T. Eyefand Rev. B.j,. Frank
lin, Oregon CltT. twoi sbirera .
Mary WlnegarJMcMinnvilleJMrs. Jan
Howe, Portland! nd One brother Wil-
liam Coulson.: Itoohester. .Minn.. hcaljlA I
18 grand children and ior crat mrr-,. t
SUNNYSIOE
Mr. and Mrs. H. H.I Littlefleld have
naa as guests M!r. and Mra JJ J. Schoen
l loieao, , -riiOi ina ScfioenS -re
thinking seriously - making . their
home - here, j 1 i ' , j
Mr. and jMjtt. iThos F. Tubb have
moved into; the; home Recently vacated
by the Taykitj ahily at Easlt 39th and
balmoa streets; ! Mr. and Mrs. Taylor
having -' recently 1 1 bdught a home -'I In
Laurelhurst lliii! ; : -
Dr. Raympnal K. Staub has returned
from a several f weeks, stay 4t Roches
ter, Minn., where' he took special work
In the Majo-Brothers institute. Dur
ing the doctor's ij absence Mrs. , Staub
visited her mother at Vancouver, li. C.
J. J. Somerd.j who 14 suffering from
tuberculosisi of the hip, is confined to
th -hospital. Ill jl- . (j ' V -Warren
iorjEta4 has returned rom.
Lake ; VVahtuitiJ where he was en
camped with. tae.Boy Scouta, ' i
J. M. Wallace is building a lodge
near Mt. Hood whichi he wail occupy
next summsr.iij !ii j) '. i ---f :
Mrs. F. A Pall has returned from
visiting her! sister; at Salem. 4
Mrs, John Gloss ha. returned from
TUlampok. i .'( . ''. :.i -' ; 1 ,
Mrs. A. R1 Zeller and family returned
Friday front Gearharti j
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. STRAY CAT EATS MA1X . I
(Bt InleRujtioBal Npwa Senrica.) : t
Lawrence! Seipfci !. str4y, cat ale
herself out j of i ai ! happy home In th
Lawrence jiost I Office jwhen lsh failed
to confine I herself toj th milk and
cream furnished h by i kindly-inclined
postal mplye Who brought her to out
of the; coldt ctuol world.' puss con
ducted a foraging; parity Into th par
to I
1 a
rial
eel post room
being shipped
and devoured
chicken
through) th
ail., Exit
puss,
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