THE OREGON SUNDAY.. JOURNAL, PORTLAND, SUNDAY MORNING, SEPTEMBER 17, 1922.
Community lyews
R0CKW00D
i . Among those who left last week for
the valley hop yards were Mr. and Mrs.
Kenneth 'Harvey and family, Mr. and
Mrs. Bert Baker and family, Mr. and
Mrs. Clarence Crlsh, and family, Mr.
and Mrs. Lloyd Grlsmshaw, Robert
And . Kenneth Burgess and Miss Ida
Burgess. They report good hops -and
good wages.
; Mrs. Sam Bliss is at home again aft
er a long seige at J he Good Samaritan
hospital.
: Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Sales and two
little sons visited Dr. and Mrs. Nis
beth Sunday.-
f Mrs. Affiles Robbins, an old friend.
Visited Mr. and Mrs. Y. Burgpss Sr.,
of Portland, Sunday.
" Will Sloan sold hia five-acr tract on"
Martins avenue to a Hood River man.
Mr. and Mrs. Sloan expect to move to
their home in Montavilla. soon.
Mrs. Horace Nichols, convalescing
from an Illness, went motoring Tues-J
day.
Mrs. Max Klule is very much better
and able to take short walks again.
The Rockwood school started last
Monday with the three teachers of
last year.
, Miss Ida Burgess came home from
Brighton Beach last Friday, where
she spent the summer visiting her
sister and family, W. W. Woods.
The RQCkwood Crange as usual met
Wednesday and decided to hold a fair
and bazaar Saturday, October 21. An
cld-fasliioied dinner will be served.
Mrs. Grangers will attend Pomona
Grange meeting at Gresham next
Wednesday from here.
Mr. and Mrs. Will Sluman and Miss
Maud Sluman, a brother and sister of
Mrs. Miles Grimshaw, motored .from
California. They report the automo
bile camps were all filled. After two
years' residence in California they have
returned to Oregon to live on their
prune ranch.
The Parent-Teacher circle will hold
Its -annual election of officers Friday
afternoon at school.
The Ladies' Aid will meet at the
parsonage Thursday.
The Rev, Mr. Smith will be with us
for another year. The -church has had
a. very successful year.
KENTON
"IT. H. Lewis and son James, accom
panied by AI. Haskins, left Saturday to
motor throuph Kastern Oregon and
Visit he Pendleton Round-t.'p.
.Mr. and Mrs. K. ". Dcnsmore, 675
Willis boulevard, are the proud par
ents of a son. born August 29. He has
been named Nelville Edwin. His
grandma. Mrs. Bertha Gagne, of The
Dalles, is visiting at the Densmore
home.
K. Bartz is building a new home at
1635 Brandon.
Wildes Veasie, president ; A. J. Carl
son, vice president ; Mrs. W. R. Cor
bett; secretary;' Mrs. Sylvia Martin,
treasurer, and B. L. Fleetlfam, public
ity manager of Penn Community club,
also G. F. Mahoney of University Com
munity club, appeared before the city
council on Wednesy to present a pe
tition for a community clubhouse to be
erected at Columbia park.
A son, Charles Manuel, wae born to
Mr. and Mrs. J. Garcia, No. 1438 Mon
tana avenue, August 26.
Ronald Poreth, "-months-old son of
Mr: and Mrs. A. W. Poreth, No. 1642
Peninsula avenue, scored 98 in a re
cent eugenic test at the Congress of
Mothers.
The Multnomah chapter of the East
ern Star will have an entertainment
at Masonic hall on Saturday evening,
September 23. The title Is, "Last Day
at District School." There will be an
admission fee of 25 cents, the pro
ceeds - to go towards the furnishings
of the ijew Masonic temple.
Mrs. D. B. Hilbert and Mrs. A. Hick
ler are spending a few weeks at On
loff. Or.
The Peninsula Community club held
a business meeting and songfest at
Peninsula school Tuesday night. 3. C.
Henderson was song leader, accompa
nied on "the piano by Miss Virginia
Thman ' "Ron Feptham made a strone
plea for a community house In be
jhalf of the boys that rued gym work..
MnirfM will he a feature of the next
meeting next Tuesday at the school
house.
"T. Clausen has purchased the Gross-
beck residence. 1611 Chatham avenue.
. .Mrs. A. Anderson. Huber, Or., is vis
iting' her sister, Mrs. M. A. Malcom,
No. 1615 Chatham avenue.
: A meeting was. held at tne nome oi
Mrs. & Martin, 435 Lombard, Thurs
day evening, to discuss the organiza
tion of the fall gym class for ladies.
little Miss Velma Abendroth Is now
domiciled with her parents, Mr. and
Mr Frits Abendroth.
OSWEGO
Work on the concrete building, which
will be occupied by the newly organ
ised Oswego State bank has begun.
The lot on which the building will
stand was purchased from Matt Did
xu n. The building is supposed to be
completed within 60 days, and that the
bank will probably be opened and
Iready for business by the first of De
cember. John Bickner of J. Bockner
ft -Sons is to be president and Charles
J. Sadilek of -Portland will be cashier,
A, meeting of the Commc'cial club is
expected. to be called directly to resume
the effort to secure Bull Run water
for Oswego. The Commercial club's
plan contemplates taking in a district
that Includes the district between Port
land and the south boundary of Oswego
and west to Include Lake Grove.
Mr. and Mrs. Albert Rosentreter
were hosts for a large farewell party
Friday night in honor of 'Mrs. J. W.
Bickner. who left on Saturday for Cali
fornia. The evening was very enjoy
ably spent.
Mr. and Mrs. O. Waldorf and family
returned home Sunday after an extend
ed trip hrough California.
- Mr. and Mrs. Harry Baxter and son.
Melville, of Oregon City, and Mr. and
Mrs. Oliver Worthington and son.
Claud, fXAke Grove, were guests for
t dinner,, Sunday, at the home of Mr.
and Mrs. George Bullock-
Mr. and Mrs. Henry Yates and Mr.
and Mrs. George Kmerick spent Sunday
visiting friends in Portland,
v Mrs. J. W. Bickner left for Califor
nia Saturday morning.
Mrs. Frank "Sasalini and baby were
entertained at the home of Mrs. Albert
Rosentreter Thursday. Mrs. Yazalina,
who is well known In Oswego, leaves
fof Sacramento Monday.
Mr. and Mrs.. Herman Blanken, who
were recently married, were given an
old-fashioned charivari Monday night.
The new home f Thomas Fox, which
is being built on Second and B streets,
is near completion.
Miss Gertie Hill has returned from
a visit to Seattle.
Mr. and Mrs. Ike Hill and family
motored to Pacific City over Labor
day. .;." -
Miss Gertie Hill was surprised by
some of her friends with a party re
cently.. Mrs.-Pearl Hill will leave shortly
far California, accompanied as far as
Loa Angeles by Mr. and Mrs. Evans,
T. W. - Kepey,' construction engineer
of the v Spring Valley Water company.
San Francisco, nd C J. Espey, banker
of Donald, Or., were guests at the
home, of their sister, Mrs. Wilson.
Mr. and Mrs. George Thomas have
returned from a vacation of several
days spent at The Dalle's. i
Mr; and Mrs. Fred Gllmore were
hosts at an interesting party Saturday
evening, entertaining a large number
of friends at Os-We-Go Lodge.
The "500" club met Wednesday at
the home of Mra Carl Betnke. Prizes
were won liy Mrs. W. G. Weightman.
Mrs. George Thomas and Mrs. John
Davis.
Mr. and Mrs. E. C. Gaze were hosts
Sunday at dinner, entertaining Mr.
and Mrs. Jefferson Meyers, Airs. A.
King Wilson, Mr. and Mrs. O. C. Mer
rick and Claude 1. Simpson.
Miss Muriel Kspey. who will enter
the State college of Washington, Is
the house guest of her aunt, Mrs. Dora
Wilson.
Mrs. J. W. Bickner left Friday for
an extended visit in California.
Mr. and Mrs. Don Davis have a wee
baby daughter, born last week. Mrs.
Davis was Miss Klizabeth Schaubel.
Mother and baby are well and receiv
ing their friends at the Oregon City
hospital.
ill. and Mrs, P.obert Fulton enter
tained at an evening of cards last
Thursday.
Charles J. Sadilek, cashier of the
Oswego State bank, has purchased the
home of H. W. Scott on Fourth street.
Mr. and Mrs. Scott will return to
their former home at Cherry Grove, Or.
C. B. Hall and E. W. Cochrun, who
have been fishing down on the Ne
halem, have returned.
LAKE GBOVE ,
The Goodin-Lao'iGFrove district hae
settled into its' falt! dignity, for the
campers have "folded their tents like
Arabs and silently stolen away.; AH
is quiet in the erstwhile busy tent city.
Mrs. A. M. Briggs. after a busy season,
has closed the park concession store, all
the boats have been put into their win
ter quarters. On the otner hand, great
activity is being manifested in the,
schqpl districts, for the schools are in
full ewing. -At Springbrook school
MissVLeila Stone is in charpeof the
sixth, seventh and eighth grades. At
the Jike Grove school flro Miss Pall
in charge of the intermediate pupils
and Miss R. Bodine teaching the pri
mary classes. More seats had to be
installed in the primary class owing
to the heavy registration.
Mr. and Mrs. Sydney 1"3. Vincent were
hosts Wednesday evening last at an
informal picnic and dancing party for
several of the University of Oregon
students. The late afternoon passed
in swimming ar.d canoeing. There fol
lowed a picnic supper on the verandah,
followed by dincing. Before the drive
home, the young people had a motor
boat and canoe ride. Present were
the Misses Jane and Anne O'Reilly,
Hannah Laid'.aw find Margaret Vin
cent; Donald Woodward. Rue Mawry,
John Dierdorf. Jack Wells, Ned Join
ing ard Merrill Twinincr. Wfill
Twining is on a visit to his parents,
Mr. and Mrs. Walter Twining of olen-
morrie. He- returns shortly to enter
his last year at Annapolis.
Mrs. Geoffrey P. Nock entertained a
few young friends of Iter son Selwyn
Fridav evening at a supper to cele
brate the 11th birthday anniversary cf
the young man. Seated at the table
were Margaret Wells, Betty Nock. Ray
mond Stanton, Tom Uridge and Selwyn
Nock.
Mrs. Ed Witheridge was hostess
Wednesday afternoon to several ladies
In honor of Miss Nutting, who is visit
ing her father, the Rev. Dr. Nutting.
Great interest was manifested in the
wedding of Mrs. K. W. Goodale to Mr.
M. Van Buskirk recently. Mr. and
Mrs. Van Buskirk motored to Crater
lake for their honeymoon and are at
present -domiciled at their home near
Bryant station. They are contemplat
ing buying a farm near Corvallis.
Mrs. Louise Wells was hostess last
week at an informal luncheon with
Mrs. Marietta V Van Moter as the
guest of henor, who later in the after
noon enjoyed a motor boat view of the
lake.
Wednesday morning several" or tne
ladles of Goodin drove to the home of
Mrs. Waher Twining at Glenrnorrie
for a picnic lunch, served under the
wiUe-spreding trees. The ladies en
joying Mrs. Twining's hospitality were
Mrs. C. E. Calvert, Mrs. S. B. Vincent,
Mrs. G. J. Nock. Mrs. L. W. Wells,
Mrs. John Buxman, Mrs. H. E. Car
penter, Mrs W. E. Simonton.
Mrs. F. W. Greatwood and Mr. Spen
cer Greatwood, who were the hosts
of "Stagger Inn" all summer, have
rented for the coming year the Gadeau
cottage on the lake near Lake Grove
station.
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Bischoff and Mr.
and Mrs. H. E. Carpenter started early
Sunday morning, returning late that
night, for a picnic in the mountains
near Timber. They report a delight
ful drive and an all round good time.
ST. JOHNS
Mr. and Mrs. Clifford Holdman of
Pendleton visited relatives in St. Johns
last week.
John L. Douglas is constructing a
new residence on Willamette boule
vard. W. E. Thompson. No. 116 Hartman
street, was called to Des Moines,
Iowa, last week on account of the se
rious illness of his mother.
Mr. and Mrs. E. W. Wooley, mother
and father of Frank and Clarence
Wooley of the St. Johns garage, ar
rived from Kearney, Neb., this week
and will remain throughout the winter
visiting with their sons and their fam
ilies. ,
Dr. and Mrs. C. Harold Palmer are
receiving congratulations upon the
birth of a eon.
E. A. Wetherly. S. H. Kneel an and
William Borne of Lincoln. Maine, were
gnests of I. F. Clark one day last
week. They motored through and are
returning by way of California.
Mrs. C. A. Morden, recording secre
tary of the T. W. C.A. board and
chairman of the St. Johns branch cpm
.mittee. was hostess to members of that
committee at a luncheon irt the Y. W.
C. A. on Fr iday at "noon. Members of
the committee are Mrs. A- M. Stearns,
Mrs. R. G. Brand, Mrs. H. W. Bon
ham, Miss Beatrice RtfndeH. Mrs. E. F.
Monahan. Mrs. A. Bedgood, Mrs.
George Hall, Mrs. Fred Couch. Mrs.
.T. O. Bailev. Mrs. E. F. Merritt. Mrs.
G. W. Overstreet and Mrs. J. M. Shaw,
local secretary of the St. Johns branch
Y. W. C. A. Plana for the year's. work
were discussed at the luncheon.
Regular club -work was resumed at
the local branch T. W. C. A. on Mon
day with the high school girl reserves
meeting. OUwr clubs met on their ree
ular days tivrouebotit the -week and
will continue throughout the year.
Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Atwell of Ste
venson motored down from Stevenson,
Wash., and visited several days wttn
Mr. and Mr T. R Levena da 01ym
pi a street this week.
Mr. and Mrs. K. C Couch and daugh
ter. Mrs. Patterson ana children have
returned from a two weeks' auto trip
to Myrtle Point, port Orford and Ban
don. : '. '! : ' : f :
The St Johns Transfer company
moved this week from East Burllng-
In and
ton intJ the new building at 210 South
Jersey etrett.
Miss Alice Banbury, graduate of
James John high school, leit on Satur
day for Bellingham. where she will
enter, the state normal.
George Mac Couch hafc pur hased the
Swengel property on Couth Jvanhoe
street, A. W. Davis neoti.ti.ig the
sale.
Library hours for all children under
the eighth fc-rade are now lrom 2 to 7
p. m. at the St, Johrfs bra-ica library.
After 7 the children must be accom
panied by their parents.
-Miss Lou Horlon has returned to her
heme in Myrtle Point, after a short
visit with Miss Carol Flyiai, No. 718
East Richmond street.
Misses Arlkre -and Bernice Shaw
have returned from a two wegks' trip
to Alaska. -
Mrs. S.' E. Cook left Saturday morn
ing from an extended visit to rela
tives and friends in Kansas, Missouri,
Iowa, Illinois and Texas, returning by
way of Los Angeles and ' San Fran
cisco. Mrs. Frank Holdman of Pendle
ton, sister of Mrs. Cook, accompanied
her.
Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Freum have re;
turned from a two weeks' stay at Long
Beach, Wash.
The Ladies' Aid society of the Com
munity church held a food &.-ile in the
Piggly Wiggiy btore Satur.Viy.
The first of a series of dan es will
be given by the Bachelor club in the
St. Johns skating rink o.i Thursday.
September 28. Music will be furnished
by the Curtis orchestra.
OAK GROVE
Mrs. Minnie Simms has sold her
property to Thomas Watson of Corval
lis and moved to Portland.
Mr. and Mrs. F. N. Little and chil
dren have returned from a motur trip
to San Jose. Cal.
Mr. and Mrs. George Glazier have
returned from several days' visit to the
Cascade Locks.
Mr. and Mrs. F. W. Roblin have been
spending several days at the Seaside
hotel.
W. E. Hassler and family have
moved from Gladstone and are occupy
ing the property vacated by William
Carlson, who is the owner of a fine
new Aladdin home, recently con
structed in Oak Grove.
Mr. and Mrs. Hiilis of The Dalles
visited Mr. and Mrs. D. Ransford on
their return from the beaches.
H. J. Seabrook and family have
moved to Kugene, where Seabrook is
engaged in" business.
Captain Carlson of the coast artillery
service at Fort Stevens, Or., accom
panied by Sergeant Gallagher has been
the guest of his mother, Mrs. William
Carlson, Risley station.
The families of H. H. Princehouse
and Alfred Euster have returned from
the Rockaway beaches.
Mr. and Mrs. Paul Palmblad have
returned from a motor trip through
Washington.
PARKPLACE
Mr. and Mrs. Bert Murray are on a
two weeks' trip to the Newport beaches.
R. Godfrey of Lewiston, Idaho,
employed on tfie ranch of B. W. Han
sell, is spending a vacation of two.
weeks In Parkplace-
The Misses Reva and Bessie Smith,
spent the week end in Oregon City.
Carl Benz. contractor, is painting the
Park Place school buildings.
Miss Grace Malo of Gervais, Oregon,
spent Thursday with Mrs. Lester W.
Brunner. .
Mr. and Mrs. William Lucas and
Harrison Lucas, have returned from
Lewiston, Idaho, where they spent the
summer.
Mrs. Ethel McKinney of Baker,
spent the week-end with Mr. and Mrs.
Joseph Brunner.
A marriage license has been issued
to Ernest Shulsten of Oregon City and
Edna Butts of Park Place, daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. Carl Butts. They will
occupy apartments in Oregon City.
Mrs. W. A. Holmes, who has been
a guest at the home of her son-in-law
and daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Blaine W.
Hausell, of Lewiston, Idaho, returned
to her home Thursday morning.
- Dan Purcell is on a business trip to
Southern, Oregon. He will visit the
Josephine caves before his return.
Mr. and Mrs. H. O. Rosebraugh and
family motored to the Cascade Locks
Sunday. They were accompanied by
Mr. and Mrs. W. W. Smith and son,
Delbert.
Approximately 350 persons are em
ployed in the hop yards operated by
Rudolph Weinger of Parkplace.
Funeral services for Paul Krueger,
son of Mrs. John Woldaw, who died
at the family home on Clackamas
Heights, were held from the Lutheran
church,. Oregon City, Saturday after
noon. Burial was in Mountain View
cemetery. He is survived by his
mother, three sisters and two brothers.
Mrs. Amanda Decatur spent Friday
in Portland.
MILWAUKIE
Miss Florence Grasle has resumed
her classes in music at 1023 Main
street
The Milwaukie-Oak Grove social ser
ve club held its first meeting for the
fl at the home of Mrs. Willis Green,
Lakewood station, Thursday. The
course for the year will be a study of
the colonisation and aevelopment of the
United States. Papers were read by
Mrs. Mattie Pierce and Mrs. Anna
Palmblad on early explorations.
Luncheon was served at noon to the
members.
Mrs. Alice Sword, who has been
spending the summer with her daugh
ter, Mrs. John Snyder, returned to her
home in Whittier, Cal.
A marriage license has been issued in
Portland to Edward J. Hopper,- 28,
Portland, and Hazel Bigham, 18, Mil
waukie. The real estate firm of Zelasko ft
McCormick reports the sale of the El
mer Johnson property on 32d etreet to
Mrs. Cullison of Mollalla, the consid
eration being 53300.
ALONG THE MOORAGES
Several ladies of the Holgate-Wil-Iamette
moorage have organized a sew
ing club -to meet semi-monthly. The
first meeting was held Thursday at
the home of Mrs. R. E. Hanisch.
Mrs. George Lark in of Holgate will
entertain . off icers of Tabor lodge No.
55 of the ; Degree of Honor Protective
association at her home, Thursday,
September 2L
Mrs. D. H Hoffman and tiny son.
Jack, are home on Willamette from
the Women's hospital.
Mr. and Mrs. C T. Warren of Can
non Beach are house .guests of Dr. and
Mrs. R- M. Sherman.
W. B. HoUiagsworth. member ef the
P. M. B. C and owner of a new house
on Holgate. is seriously 111 at Good Sa
maritan hospital.
-Mrs. Gearge Wood jf Willamette
invited a number of moorage friends
to a 500" party Monday night, honor
ing: Mr. and Mrs. H. W. Lyman, who
are leaving- the moo rape thtss month.
Mrs. Leroy Huntley of Oak Grove won
first prize, C..F Bennett, gentlemen's
first, and G. A. Wood general prize.
Mrs. -. Otto Hansen," daughter Ruth
and her : mother, ; Mrs. Schults, are
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home again on Holgate after a sev
eral Weeks' visit in California.
Spending a month at Cannon beach
are Mrs. Elsie Centro and daughter
of Holgate. Mrs. Centro, who is su
pervisor of play grounds, will devote
her time to community house work
during the winter.
Mrs. L. R. .Pearson of O. Y. C. was
hostess at a swimming party Monday
for her niece. Miss Louise Hatfield,
and a number of her friends who will
all depart soon to attend O. A. C.
New arrivals at the Oregon Yacht
club are Miss porothy Fox -and Miss
Jesse Milne who are connected with
the Greater Portland association.
Ernest Poutz of P. R. C. has been
appointed manager of the New York
branch, of the Jantzen Knitting com
pany a nS will leave shortly to assume
his new responsibilities.
A. F. Bryant of Risley station and
Kenneth" Banks of "O. Y. C. have
traded Jionies. A
Everett K. Baker of O. Y. C. left
Saturday to attend O. A. C.
"Ickey" Ogden paid a visit to his
P. R. C. house last-week and is now
"at Seaside. "At the expiration of his
present contract as organfcst in a IjOs
Angeles theater. Ogden wfll return to
Portland and make' his . home at P
R. C.
Mrs. R. D. Beam of O." Y. C. en
tertained with' a luncheon and swim
ming party last week, honoring Miss
Irene Gross and Miss Prances Swan
son, both of St. 'Paul, Minn.
Members of the crews of the Port
land" Rowing club spent a busy week
making preparations for their final
fa 11 .regatta held Saturday.
Vern Hooker left Holgate Wednes
day for his farm near Olympia, in
the section which is terrorized by the
O'Hara family tragedy. Mrs. Hooker
has been running the farm all sum
mer and Hooker is employed with
the Manley Auto company. Mrs.. Hook
er will come to Portland until the
scare is over.
F. ,W. Brown who has been in Cal
ifornia the past several months has
returned to Holgate and he and two
sons will occupy their home.
Visiting at. Seaside for 'two weeks
are Mrs. R. D. Beam and daughter,
Marjorie.
Dr. and Mrs. A. B. Stiles of O. Y. C.
attended the Elks convention at Sea
side. Mrs. J. W. Simmons, mother of Mrs.
Centro. entertained the Wednesday
Afternoon "500" club at "the Centro
home on Hofgate. Covers were placed
for Mesdames Schneider, Frederickson,
Barnum, Bowling, Seaton, Robinson,
Ross. Wells, Olson, Smith, Redlinger
and the hostess.
Mrs. H. D. Hubbard of Holgate
entertained Miss Myrtle Treadwel! and
Richard Treadwell of Sweetwater,
Moi'.L, Thursday.
CENTRAL EAST SIDE
Mrs. Bruce Killingsworth, East 12th
and Ankeny, returned home lastTues
day from'Gearhart, where she has
spent the last two months. Her
daughter Katherine, who accompanied
her will leave for school next week
in California. A farewell party was
given for Katherine by Lorena Stokes,
at the home of Miss Stokes' aunt, Mrs.
H. L. Hosford. in Laurelhurst, Thurs
day evening. The guests present were :
Eileen Holloway, Florence Marshall,
Marian Reese. Frances Manning. Ern
estine Pennington, Katherine Killings
worth, Lorena Stokes, Herbert Pen
nington, Allan Rethlefsen, Kenneth
Bradley, Arthur Henderson, Donald
Brainerd, Harry Cowlishaw, William
Cormack.
Mabel Cowgill, East Couch street,
dislocated her right elbow when she
fell off a bicycle she was riding, Sun
day afternoon. She is attending school
regularly, although she Is unable to
write.
Mrs. Raymond MacCulloch returned
last week from Boise, where she spent
three delightful weeks visiting rela
tives. Mr, MacCulloch is on a business
trip at Chicago.
Miss Freda Runes completed her
work at the East Portland library Sat
urday and will leave for the University
of Oregon in a few weeks.
Mabel M. Christensen came from Se
attel a week ago to live with her
sister and brother-in-law on East
Couch street. She is attending Wash-"
ington high school.
EsteUe Cooper cetebrated her 15th
birthday with a picnic at Laurelhurst
park Tuesday afternoon. The, girls
invited were Marion Oerback. Lucille
Manning, Frances Cowlishaw. Alma
Munich, Esther Boyle,' Dorothea E.
Thomason, Genevieve S. Rupple, Kath
erine Shreck, Florence Cummings, Dor
othea Kichener, Vivian Richardson.
Edythe Simpson, Gertrude Kenlnson,
Sarah Friedman, Isabelle Kruger, Lu
cille Kahn, Fannie Kramer and Susan
Carrington. At 5 o'clock the girls went
to EsteUe Cooper's home, where they
had dinner.
C. P. Hutchison sold his home on
Bast 20th street to J. M. Thorn. The
Hutchisons are leaving Portland for
their old home. In Boston, where they
will join their " daughter Marion. Mr.
Thorn has sent for his family in Ed
monton, Alberta. He s is having the
house remodeled and refurnished in
preparation for arrival.
Esther McMann has fully recovered
from the fall she had two weeks ago,
in which she badly jarred her back.
Her left ankle was also sprained.
GLADSTONE
Mrs. Charles Moore of Troutdale,
Wash., who has been the guest of her
sons, John L. Moore and Edward
Moore, has returned to her home. She
was accompanied by her son John
Moore, who has been the guest of his
parents for the last week.
Mr. and Mrs. E. P. Carter, who have
been spending the summer at Barview,
have returned to their home.
Mrs. Charles Nash of Husum, Wash.,
has been the guest of her. daughter,
Mrs. J. L. Moore.
Mr. J. E. Hammack of Portland
and R M. McGetchie have returned
from a fishing trip to' Pacific City.
A party composed of Mr. and Mrs.
Thomas Meeds, Mr. and Mrs. O. E.
Fretag. Mrs. Alice McKinnon, Mary
Merrick, Mr. and Mrs. R. Fretag and
Alice Fretag, spent the week end at
Barview.
Miss Margaret Clancy of West Glad
stone Is spending a two week's vacation
in Alaska.
The Gladstone schools opened with
an enrollment of 192 pupils.
Miss Mary Hathaway returned Mon
day after spending the week-end with
Mr. and Mrs. E. P. Carter at Barview.
Mrs, EL Gladys Nash and mother,
Mrs. Bennet, have returned to Glad
stone, after an extended motor tour
through the east.
Mr. and Mrs. F. A. Bnrdon and
daughter, Fayne, spent the week end
at Cannon Beach.
The first yearly meeting of the W.
C. T. U. was held Tuesday afternoon
at the home of Mrs. Ada Sievers.
The improvement on Exeter, and
Claridon streets are nearly completed.
The Rev. and Mrs. Hardie Connor
have left for Fresno, Cal.. Before tak
ing Bp his pastorate at Fresno, they'
will visit Shasta Springs for two weeks
and spend some , time with ; friends in
San Francisco. :
. F. P. Nelson is planning the erection
of a modern dwelling on East Claridon
street. '
Plans for an open air initiatory cere-
IV ear
rtland
mony to be held at Chautauqua park,
September 28. iwere made by the Wa
cheno tribe of .the Improved Order of
Redmen at their meeting Thursday
night. There will be candidates from
the local lodge, -Portland and Silver
ton. The Enterpean club held its first
meeting of the year Thursday at the
home of the president, Mrs. Carrie
Parker.
TR0UTDALE
Herbert Bradley and family moved
last week to West Linn where he will
be principal of the West Linn and Bol
ton schools. Mr. uradley has taught
four successful teiir.s in the Troutdale
school. Sixty-five oi their friends gave
them a farewell pa. ty Friday evening.
C. E. Scott and family have re
turned to Troutda.- after having spent
the summer on their ro.nch near Salem.
II. E. Bloyd has remodeled his
house and put' in new cement walks.
Mrs. John Higgins of Scattlfc, and
Mrs. Jane Sails and Mr,. Sarah Wish
ard of Portland Were guests at the
home of M. B. McGinnis last ,wee4.
Mr. and Mrs. Ed Cole and baby of
Portland visited at the home of Louis
Helsning Sunday.
The Troutdale taseball team' played
the Springtlale team oa the Troutdale
diamond last Sunday. The game Was
of unusual interest, the score being s
to 7 in favor of the home team Sam
Harlow and George Anderson starred
on the Troutdale team.
Mrs. E. Hildreth or North Dakota
has been visiting at. the home of Mrs.
II. E. Waite for a few days.
Mrs. Clara Larsson of Troutdale and
Mrs. Alice Courter of Latourell spent
their vacation of t-.o weeks at St.
Martin spring at Carson, . Wash.
Lee Evans made a business trip to
Seattle this week.
Misses Margaret ana. Miriam Spenee
have returned fronj a few days' visit
at McMinnville.
Mr. and Mrs. Josepn Beveridge and
. li. Struble of rort.and were Sun
day dinner guests at the home of L.
A. Harlows.
Mrs. IT. S. Shipley of Salem, a sister
and Miss Mary Bullock of Portland,
a. niece of Mrs. L. A. tiai low, and Miss
Georgia Jacobs, also of I'ortland, vis
ited at the Harlow home Thursday and
Friday. The party was joined by John
Crout of Portland Friday evening and
they all attended the farewell party
given Mr. and Mn Bradley, returning
to the cit- the fol.jwiiifi day.
Mr. and Mrs. Nelson and son of Den
ver, Colo., are visiting at the home of
Mr. and Mrs. John Landan. Mrs. Nel
son motored from their former; home
and are thinking of locating here;
Mrs. Harry McGinnis -of Portland
made a farewell visit on Sunday at
the home of H. C. McGinnis before
I Joining her husband ac Prineville.
pi On account of the rain Labor dav the
Eastern Star fiad us picnic dinner at
the Masonic hall instead of en the
banks of the Sandy river. The dinner
was enjoyed very rhuch and the after
noon was spent ptaymg five hundred
and Mrs. L. A. Harlow at the piano
furnished music wliich was very much
appreciated. i
Mrs. Jack Kiddej and her mother,
Mrs. Clara Wallacfe, icft Saturday for
Garitaldl where lis. Kidder resides.
Mrs. Wallace wilj spend the winter
there.
Arthur Leland has purchased the
building now occupied by the public
library, from Herman Biaser and will
do some remodeling before moving his
meat market, into tne building.
Sunday visitors at ti.e C. I. Thomas
home were Mrs. C. C. Cooper of Dufur,
and her daughter -and son-in-law,N Mr.
and Mrs. W. K. Burtner, of Portland,
and Dr. and Mrs. E. A. Mann, also of
Portland.
JENNINGS LODGE
Mrs. C. Dietz of Rainier was a gueet
last week at the home of her sister,
Mrs. Russell F. Butler.
Mr. and Mrs. William Hayle of As
toria were week-end visitors at the
home of Mr. and Mrs. Geoe Card. .
Professor and Mrs. L. Baker and
children of Portland have been recent
guests of Miss Kate Rosenberry.
Mrs. E. Davis has returned to her
home in Medford. While in Jennings
Lodge, Mrs. Davis was the guest of
her sister, Mrs. Fred J. Wilson.
Mrs. R. Kirchem ad daughter June
spent Monday at the - William Cook
home.
Mr. and Mrs. George Gardner have
returned from Wild Cat countain with
a plentiful sppply of huckleberries.
Dr. and Mrs. Bettenridge of Portland
spent Sunday at their place on East
Jennings avenue.
Henri Henrici, accompanied by his
sons, Claude and Walter, and his sons-in-law,
A. B. McReynolds, of Fort
Worth, Texas, and Louis Barry of Ore
gon City, are on a deer hunt near Rose
burg. Mr. and Mrs. B. A. Hoag have gone
to Newport for a two weeks' visit with
their daughter, Mrs. F. Cortz.
Mr. and Mrs. Carl Starker, Adah
Rush, and Mary Kessl motored to Bea
con Rock recently. While on the trip
they ascenJed Mt Hamilton.,
William A.- Rush has returned from
the Monmouth Summef school.
Mrs. Elsie Barker has taken a posi
tion in the Portland office of the P. R.
L. & P. Co. ,
F. F. Theroux with the members of
his orchestra made a trip to Monitor
Saturday week, returning on Sunday
evening. On Sunday morning they gave
a program at the Monitor church and
in the afternoon were guests at a
chicken dinner which was served in the
church.
Mr. and Mrs. E. R. Sanders and fam
ily of San Diego, Cal., have moved to
Jennings Lodge. Sanders is employed
as buyer by Olds, Wortman & King.
Mr. and Mrs. F. Drake of Walnut,
Iowa, and Mr. and Mrs. Haynes of To
peka, Kan., are guests of Mr. and Mrs.
Tom Crady of Meldrum.
Emery Saunders recently returned
from Arizona, was a Sunday guest at
the home of W. F. Cook.
Donald Mowitz of Meldrum was badly-
bruised by a California car traveling
over the highway.
Miss Helen Lansberry. sister of Mrs.
Robert Rogers, with whom she has
spent the summer, has returned to
Salem, Va., to resume her school du
ties in the Girls seminary of that
place.
The Jennings Lodge .school opened
Monday for the fall term with the fol
lowing teachers : Mrs! Minnie B. Alt
man, principal ; Mr?. S. McDonald. Mrs.
Florence Moore and Miss Ruth Trust
cott.
WILLAMETTE
"Mrs. George Fromong of Gladstone
was the . guest of Mrs. A. J. Fromong
Tuesday.,
Melvin Young and family returned
Monday, from a three weeks outing
in the mountains In Southern Oregon.
Mr. and Mrs. Beardsley and- chil
dren spent Sunday and Monday,1 visit
ing friends and relatives In Portland.
Miss Myra Adcock was surprised
Saturday evening when a number' of
her friends called. The evening was
spent playing games and refreshments
wers served.
Terry and Marls Barnes and Hilda
Baertlia motored " . to t: Independence
Monday, and spent the . day visiting
friends in. the hop fields. " . s -
Mrs. Lloyd Showers of Portland was
the guest of her fstfter, C ' Earlsey
Sandayv . '. - .-
Mrs. Ewald Leisman entertained a
few friends at dinner Monday eve
ning. Covers were laid for Mrs. Math
ers. Mr. .and Mrs. John Casey, Mr.
and Mrs. Ewald Leisman, Jack Math
ers and Lloyd Mathers.
Miss Blanch Junkins spent Thursday
evening as the guest of Miss Beulah
Graves of Oregon City.
Mr.' and Mrs. W. T. Hoffman of In
dependence were the guests of her
mother, Mrs. Baker, Sunday. .
Mrs. Robert Young and two daugh
ters spent the week end as the guests
of Mrs. Jessie Hill of Mulino.
Mrs. John Rauch and Mrs. R. Den
ton were the guests of Mrs. Hughes of
Gladstone Thursday.
Mrs. Effie Beals spent the week e6d
in Newberg, where she visited her son
Russell.
Sylvia Backus of Middleton spent
Saturday and Sunday visiting at the
homes of Mrs. Gurley.and Mrs. Dow
ney. Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Reams Jr. spent
the week end at Pacific City, returning
home Sunday evening.
Miss Lorraine Ma'rtin of Oregon City
was the guest of Mrs. Ewald Leisman
all of last week.
Mrs. Gordon Hammerele of Bolton
spent Sunday and Monday with friends
and relatives here.
Mrs. Mercer and daughter Lucille
returned to her home in Idaho, after
a two weeks' visit with her daughter,
Mrs. Porter.
1L T. Shipley - spent Thursday and
Friday with relatives and friends in
Portland.
Miss Gladys Davis was cut quite
badly above the eye when she fell
Tuesday.
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Colson and children-
were visiting friends in Salem'.
Sunday and Monday.
Mr. and Mrs. Clem Dollar and family
visited at the home of Mr. and Mrs. L.
S. Koellermeier of Mt. Hood Friday.
Miss Clare Costley of Portland spent
the week end at the home of Mr. and
Mrs. A. A. Junkins.
Mrs. Lee Porter, who has been con
fined to the Oregon City hospital for
the last five weeks, returned home
Wednesday.
Mrs. Hadley and Mrs. Hennissey of
Oregon City, were the guests of Mrs.
Albert Adanison Saturday.
Mrs. B. T. Baker returned Sunday
from Independence, where she spent
the last three weeks vigitiflg at the
home of her daughter.
Miss Esther Larson, 'Miss Mabel
Larson. Mrs. H. Dibble and Mrs. Lar
son motored to Newberg, where they
spent the day with friends.
Miss Helene Fromong left for Wasco
Sunday morning, to take up her duties
as teacher for the eoming winter. Miss
Fromong made the trip with Mr. and
Mrs. Sarjant in the car.
Miss Jessie and Frances Bowland of
Oregon City were the guests of Miss
Florence Fromong Thursday evening.
Mr. and Mrs. B. D. Blanchard of
Stella. Wash., spent Saturday and
Sunday at the home of Mr. and Mrs.
R. A. Jenkins. ,
Mrs. Ira Kaiser left Saturday for
her h&me in Salem, after spending a
week visiting at the home of Mrs. A.
Adamson.
Mr. and Mrs. J. Martin attended the
picnic given by the G. A. R and W. R.
C, at Hawtey park, Tuesday.
Mrs. C. D. Baker and son Frank of
Gladstone spent Saturday as the guest
of Mr. Clem Dollys.
Mrs. Fred Baker and two sons of Mt.
Road were the guests of Mrs. Robert
Young Friday.
Mrs. Harry Berdine and two daugh
ters were visiting her father, Harry
Shipley. Saturday.
Miss Gladys Baker, who has been
enjoying a six weeks' vacation visiting
relatives and friends in Independence,
returned home Sunday. While at In
dependence many side trips were en
joyed, among them being to Mon
mouth, Corvallis, Sheridan and New
berg. Mrs. Thornberry, Mrs. J. A. Reams
Sr.. Mrs. Manning, Mr. and Mrs. N. O.
Whitney and sons, and Mr. Charles
Rickabaugh Sunday motored to Au
rora, where they visited friends.
Mrs. Carpenter entertained a num
ber of the youngs folks with a lawn
party Thursday afternoon, in honor of
her daughter Frances' birthday. The
afternoon .was spent in "playing games
and dancing, after which refreshments
were served.
Mr. and Mrs. John Reams and sons,
Mrs. H. Leisman and Mary Leisman
motored to Wilhoit Springs Sunday.
Mr. .and Mrs. Hodges of Portland.
Mr. -and Mrs. David Long from Ha
zella, and Mr. Pendo from South Da
kota, were week end visitors at the
home of Mr. and Mrs. George DeBok.
air. ana Mrs. Frank Capen of Yelm.
Wash., spent Tuesday and Wednesday
visiting friends here. Mr. Capen lived
here for a number of years before
moving to Washington.
CARSON HEIGHTS '
Mrs. J. B. Patton of Capitol Hill en
tertained Mrs. Stillwell last week.
Capital Hill school held its first com
mittee meeting of the Parent-Teacher
last Thursday afternoon. Mrs. Man
ning Spiker. president, presided.
Mr anrl 1m XX7 vnk a
m. ... . . . niicnucu
the wedding of Miss E. Paine and Mr.
, , , .
rsa.riH.neaa last weeK.
Mr. and Mrs. Georr Km'fh "R
end Mr. and Mrs. J. V. Patton spent
sunaay at Salem during the Oregon
FOR shops and; roundhouse
BATES
MACHINISTS . . . .......... ...w. ... . . . 70c per hour
BLACKSMITHS ; . . .. . . . . 70c per hour
SHEET METAL WORKERS. 70c per hour
ELECTRICIANS .- . . . . 70c per hour
STATIONARY ENGINEERS . . ...... . . Various rates
STATIONARY FOREMEN Various rates .
BOILERMAKERS ........... 70c to 70 cper hour
PASSENGER CAR MEN.......... ....... 70c per hour
FREIGHT CAR MEN.,........ 63c per hour H "
HELPERS, all classes ...:....IK.:w:.,.47e per hour
Mechanics and helpers are allowed time and one-half for time worked is
excess of eight hours per day v j , -
. A strike now exists on Northern Pacific Railway. ; , '
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COUCH BLDG.
Methodist conference.
- riends of Mrs. -Fraalc regret -
near mai uno naa gone u uie nospiiai
suffering from severs Illness.
Mrs. Stepiens has returned from St.
Vincents hospital. : '
The meeting at ths Woman's Foreign
Missionary society of Carson Heights
Community church has been postponed
Lto the coming week.
Elaine and Manning Spiker spent the
Sunday visiting: friends at Jennings
Lodge, where they enjoyed the swim
ming and boating.
The pupils of Miss Grashome and
Miss Smith of Capitol Hill, school, gave
a flower showeri on their teachers last
Wednesday. !
Mrs. R. A. Watson, who (has been ill,
is recovering at her home.
Mr. and Mrs. S. Graham and family
spent the week-end motoring to The
Dalles. j
Tha Girl Scouts, "Dogwood" troop
No. 7, will hold a food sale October 10,
at the - Carson f Heights Community
church duing the afternoon. The pro
ceeds will be used to buy uniforms for
the troop.
Mrs. R. Bruce Horsfall. expects to
spend a week or so at the state fair
at Salem, where she will assist Mrs.
Weister in conducting the art depart
ment. .
Mr. and Mrs. Klemm are making new
additions to their home in Carson
Heights.
At-the meeting of the "Brownies" at
the f arson Heights Community church
there -were 15 ' present and the
"Brownies" made plans to take up sew
ing for the winter.
Mr. and Mrs.; R. Q. Anderson and
family, who motored through -Southern
Oregon, have returned,
Mrs. George Goates motored to Ore
gon City last. week.
LENTS
Building construction in the Lents
district is Btill on the boom. Several
weeks ago it was announced that the
Lents Masons would erect a new build
ing, where the Duke building now
stands. Bids have been opened for
a new postoffice at Lents. Mrs. Annie
S. Lent of Lents matle by far the
best bide. The new location of the post
office is on the grounds now occupied
by the Lents Real Estate company, at
No. 9218 Woodstock avenue.
The postoffice will be built of rein
forced concrete and will have a vitri
fied brick front, making it one of the
best buildings tn Lents.
Mr. and Mrs. C. Austin of Lents have
sold their home at No. 9524 58th avenue
and are now located at No. 9516 60th
avenue.
Mr. and Mrs. C. Summers and fam
ily of No. 10328 60th avenue have re
turned home from the hopyards. , The
hops had to be picked so clean that
little was made by pickers.
Mrs. O. A. Linwood of Chehalis,
Wash., who has been visiting at the
home of her sister. Mrs. C. Updike of
fcents, returned to Washington early
this week.
C. Edwards of the Copeland Lumber
company tn Lents returned to his job
recently from the beaches. Edwards
has been employed at the Copeland
Lumber company for several years.
Miss Ruth Snyder, sister to Law
rench Snyder, proprietor of the Mount
Hood Ice Cream parlor in'. Lents, died
and was buried Wednesday.
Mr. and Mrs. G. Robinson of Lents
left recently for Nebraska. They will
return about Christmas time.
J. M. Colwell of Redlands, Cat, who
has been visiting at the home of Mr.
and Mrs. C. White, 7916 61st ave., left
recently forLake Louise, Canada, after
which he will return to his home in
California.
Mr. and Mrs. G. Cook and family,
who are newcomers to this district,
have located at No. 10119 68th avenue.
Mrs. Winnie Newton and daughter
and son. Lorena and Bert Anderson,
who have been spending the summer
at Seaside, returned last 'week and vis
ited at the home of Mr. and Mrs. .Earl
Young until they could find a house.
They are now located at io. 10012 60th
avenue. Mr. and Mrs. Jack Young
returned from Seaside in company with
them and will be located at the same
place.
Ansell Tucker of Kansas City, Kan.,
School Days
. Here!
While your boy or girl brings
home a slip telling you to
have their - eyes examined,
keep in mind' that our Optical
Dept. is able to give the very
best service from examining
the eyes to fitting the frames
and keeping them adjusted.
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IfOKTJLANU r
1 was a recent visitor of Mr. K. G.
q?eekei sf ;no. UN 6ta avenue.
Arthur Giesler- of the Mount Scott
Drug company of Lents, spent his va
cation traveling in various parts of
the country by automobile, j
C. Lang of Lents has purchased the
home of Mr. and Mrs. ,G Austin at
9524 58th avenue, and nava moved
Into it. t , , , -
' K. Zumwalt. No. 701J 52d avenue, has
returned from a vacation in British
Columbia. ;. . ' .
F-. Stone of the Ifents waiting room
store and confectionery, has returned'
after an absence of several weeXS.
Mr. and Mrs. W. Mead and family.
No. 6027 101st street, have returned
arter a visit with Mrs. Mead's sister,
near Junction City, who was very ill.
Mrs. J. Husby. of 85th street, re
turned last Thursday evening from the
hopyards on account of the sickness of
her. daughter. . ;
WOODSTOCK
Miss Edith Jones, who went to Lob
Angeles to visit her uncle, has de
cided to remain there ' and attend the
Manual. Arts high school.
' Miss Josephine Warmuth has re
turned from Pendleton, where she
spent several weeks with her 'brother,
Arnold Warmuth.
A. N. Hulett, No. 6108 47th street.
Is having a garage built. - " ;
. Miss Ruth Snyder, daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. A. N. Snyder. No. 4420 70th
aveenue, died at Emanuel hospital,
Monday, September 11, after an illness
of several weeks. The funeral l'as
held Wednesday morning f rom' ihe
Woodstock Methodist Episcopal
church, with interment in Rose City
cemetery. She leat'es her parents, a
brother and sister.. "f
Mr, Eichentoff, proprietor of the
Woodstock meat market, has ' gone to
Aberdeen, Wash., to visit friends.
Miss Rose Salter, who has been
visiting at the home of G. W. Fisher,
has gone to San Francisco, where she
will visit for a while before leaving
for her home at De Pere, Wis.
The Home Missionary society of th
Methodist Episcopal church wilP meet
Wednesday afternoon in the social
room of the churfch.
Thomas Fisher, No. 6105 48th street
has gone to Pendleton' to work with
his father, G. W. Fish.er.
Melrvin Fike was home from Co
lumbia ,-Gorge hotel for a few days
this week.
The Rev. and Mrs. John Brian Mc
Cormick left Thursday for Edmonton.
Canada, where they will make their
home. .
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