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About Beaver State herald. (Gresham and Montavilla, Multnomah Co., Or.) 190?-1914 | View Entire Issue (June 14, 1907)
TROUTDALE Reasons Frank Hharpha. tek< n th. |<osllio i at H. W. Malbisou’s Store, vac.Uel hy Richard Anderson. Di» k is at work in Trootdal. depot, and I. learning tele graph operating. Ths new O. R. A N. steel bridge across Handy Itere was completed lest Monday ami the construction gang left for Umatilla. The company are well Oelturn Bro., of Portland have pur- please»! with tl»s work done on the bridge, which Is one of tbs rixat sub- c hase» I N. M. McDaniel', interval in tl>. ■tsntisl rnilros<l bridges In the stale, H. A. John farm west of town. Fred Wolf and wif. of I lay ton, Ohio, l»eing built entirely of eleel and resting on Immense concrete pier». ware guest» ol II. W Mathison ami Work on ll»e Troutdale to Ht. Johns family last work. They are making a extent Ion o.‘llie O. It A N. ros<l baa tour of th. western states. Mr. Mathi IxgunTn earnest. A large lorce uf men, son took them lor a ride .ml »I k ,wed team» and scraper» are now at work. then* some of our flu. mountain *en- Grading bee lieen cummencmi at tbs •ry. point where the wagon bridge cresses C. L Mmitli i*am>riny his family from the track, just west of the depot. A The Dalle, into the residence formerly small village of tenia occupied by the occupte»! by W. A. Townsend ami wife. laborers, l,aa sprung up in the west part Greeham will célébrai» this year. ol town. Mr». Clara Anderson ami children, Robert Kerslnke and Mias Grace Mr». 11 H. Blone, Mrs. L. Moore and Burns were united in marriage at the Mr». Mary Dauiel. were recent Portland First Presbyterian [*r*»<iage In Port visitor.. land by the pastor, Dr. Wui. I^irsui Mr.. K. J. Know of Portland has been Faulkes. They will reside in their visiting old friends here I home near here. W. A. Townsend is having general re The ladiee Ai»l society gave a straw- pair. msde on his residence. lierry social al the reaiiiem-e of Mrs. The usual enthusiasm was shown in Vitda Hllllson on Wedneedsy nfternoun of this week. Mrs. A. E. l*erry am! I lie meeting of tbs Civic Improvement Mrs. Wm. liurshell aasiele»! the twsless. lield on last Monday .veiling. WHY YOU SHOULD HUY Al TROUTDALE 1 I have a full line of drugs. 2 3 4 1 have a lull line of druggists* sundries. 5 6 I I carry magazines and periodicals. I sell the best cigars on the market. I have the best and finest line ol stationery in Multnomah county outside ol Portland. I always advise customers as to the liest articles in the line they wish, to the best ol my ability. 7 I am a graduate in pharmacy and a registered pharmacist in (our states. 8 All goods sold in my place are guaranteed under the pure lood and drug law. 9. The policy ol President Roosevelt is good enough lor me : A square deal lor .everybody. 10 Ri'ht prices. Mr. and Mrs. Edmonson of Oklahoma, who have lawn spending some lime at Seattle, ale now guests of Wm. Wood and wile here. Yours Very Truly, ORE. TROUTDALE essssssssssssssssssssssssssssssssss We are Prepared . ■on ol Portland. • •• Mrs. Anna Reynolds spent Hunday with bee sister, Miss Hadie Wright ol Portland. Blacksmithing {-Z.L SPECIALTY Ol HORSESHOEING. UP-TO-DATI; APPt.lANCE I OR TIRE St ITING, INCLUDING PATENT TIRE COOLER. John Erickson and family of Helwood s;»enl Bunday with Henry Richardson ami family. Jas. H. Latham, Miss Buelah Griffiths lias had as a guest Miss Christine Encksou ol Hell- wnod. OREGON M re. Arthur Dun sett of G realism via lied relatives here last week. FIRE! FIRE"! James Iatliam entertained bis aunt from Purtlami on Hunday. FIRE! You ought to investigate the insurance company you are about to join, just as much as you would investigate the deed to a piece ol property you were about to buy. II you lose by fire you want your money, and want it very quick. Allie May has returned to Troutdale, I alter several week's sojourn. i Mi»e Silvia Corder has returned from a lew days' visit at Seattle. Thomas Corder has gone to Walla to work. Our funds Everything we have is open to your inspection. The only reliable Insurance company Is The Oregon Lire Relief Association of McMinnville tiff Of MRS. EDDY CHRISTIAN SCIfNT1ST Surrounded by Ideal Conditions and Well Able to Care lor Herself i Phone Gresham 168 i on the part of the so-called ‘next friends’ or any other to Interfere with her life as It la today “To Interfere with Mrs Eddy's life. I tn take away from her her complete 'Iberty of act on. wou'd be a shame- 1 ful outrage, and I am convinced that no court will encourage the effort. 1 «hall write you more fully before pre par ng the article that I have prom ised. l Signed I ■‘ARTHUR BRISBANE __ Boston. Muss, Juno 9.--The most recent light thrown upon the mental condition of Mrs Mary Baker II Kdrty, upon which question a hearing ia to Im held tomorrow In the Superior Court nt Concord. N. II . conies from an Interv'ew had with her Saturday by Arthur Brisbane, the newspaper and maraslne writer. Mr Brisbane outlined his observat one while with Mrs Eddy as follows "I visited Mrs. Eddy as the repre aentatlve of the Cosmopolitan Malta- sine. I had a long and extremely In teresting talk with her. The conrtl tlona of Mrs Eddv's home at Concord are. briefly, as follows: Those about her are devoted to her She la In ab- so ute control of her own movements and mistress of her entire household, that Is evident Mrs Eddy Is thor oughly competent to take care of her self gnd of her business. "The suggestion that she should bo deprived of the property that she has earned. Is preposterous and shameful For n woman of her age—she la SO years old her mental vigor end clear ness of thought Is most unusual I had every opportunity of conv nclng Hl.velf thoroughly as to her mental and physical condition. She talks clearly, loglca'ly. She reads beautl fnllv, with a voice very mtia'cal and of groat power She understands bin lne«a matters thoroughly. Hhe a|>eaka with Intense feeling and gratitude of her frauds and their devntlon. To accuse these friends of conspiracy atglnst her welfare la, In my opin Ion disgraceful. "I shall say at length In the Cos mopolitan what I feel moat deeply, name'y. that If Mrs Eddy In her nd age should ho deprived by law of her fortune, of the right to d spose of It. or of the right to dispose of herself, the act would be outrageous. And if would cause just apprehension In the minds of all women past three score amt ten and possessed of pfoperpv that might amuM the cupidity or the In forest of outsiders. “Mrs. Eddy Ilves under Ideal cou rt tlona of comfort, happiness ami con tentment. It would be sheer brutality CHOICE STOCK T. R. Howitt. FAIRVIEW Our Books OREGON, known l>y alimwt every man, woman snd chilli in Oregon. For further information lor prompt attention in ror ol insurance or I om , rail on, phone or write to — Pupils Pleak at G. H. Zimmermans A merrv crowd of ..»»,» »-.o.l» A merry crowd of young people, stu- dent. Of the Allen Preparatory mttol af Portland, enjoyed a tally-ho ride to Mr. G. II. Zimmeriiian’» lieautiful farm, ten miles .art of Portland .m the old Bandy road, Hatuniay afternoon. June Mh NOTICE! , Tlie preparations to make the James town exposition a great affair have been on an extensive scale, and It Is i believed ln some quarters that the at- ’ tractions of the show will be great A SN AP —35 Acres. 30 acres in high enough to draw a clientage which will slate »»I cultivation, 1 mile (rem good railroad town. Price »1500. Address make It a success in point of attend A. G. Bornstedt, Sandy. Ore. ance and financially. It la generally conceded that the chief support of all For slab ami block Wood, or gas saw (‘all up W. R. Miwer, phone Tabor 553. tbe great expositions la derived from local sources. If tbe Jamestown affair ATTENTION ia called to the advertise ment of The Hart Land Co. in this is- ! ban to depend on its nearby patronage ■ue, Lota are ^oing very rapidly in It cannot prove a success. Katharine Addition ami the company intend to raise the price» on all choice China Is going Into the borrowing busi locations on Ju'y first and prospective ness She Is about to launch a »75.- I buyers, either lor homes or speculation, OOO.OUO loan, the proceeds of which are will do well to call on Mr. Carter before to be applied to tbe erection of arse tl»al date »ml make their aelections. nals. etc. Perhaps tbe Celestials see a FOGG'8 PEARLINE. Roetine and Chemical Chalk, for removing all stains great light In the western notion that freni cotton and linen, also (or cleaning “a national debt la a national bless eurer», »hoes and cloth. For Sale onlv at re. Chas. Johnson's, Gresham. [3* PAGE WOVEN WIRE FENCE, tiuaranteed. Chas. Cleveland, agent, I Gresham, Ore. I Our Officers J ohn B rown , Agt., R ockwood , Ore. Walla Richer»! Davey of Portland spent Bun- | day livre. - Investigate Our Plan ‘(Continued from page 4 ) meat of the duties of the good (faith ful > steward requires that be develop to lhe highest extent his moral quail t’e». bls sense nf truth, purity, honor snd righteousness, and tha’ he str ve unceasingly In an effort to make th.se virtues universal. It is not ••noiigb that he cultivates virtue for virtue's sake only; he Is constrained, under the natural law of dual respon slblllty, to g'vs full vent to these forces of virtue towards the htcuk-a- tlon of the um forces In other men towards the uplifting of the whole of society, and towards the suppression of Iniquity wherever found Th“ standard of moral ty today Is low. very low Indeed, In comparison to what It could snd shoo'd be, hence the necessity that a man be an ac tive, out a passive, a positive not n negative, factor In promoting all that baa to do with the Improvement nf the moral nature of man. Thue, aa regards h l stewardship of the material things—the resources of natore—as regard* his physical. In tellectual“ and moral endowments, man Is to be held to strict account Dependent as be la upon nature and upon his fellow men. he Is In honor bound to respect and obey the laws of nature, foster natore’s products ln tiehalf of those to come after him. In honor bound to cher sh the talents of which he stands possessed, and In honor bound so aa to use hla ta’ent as to resu't In a rich and great ful fillment of the trust committed to his keeping. GEO. F. BARRINGER. Notary Public, Bure ami sells Real Estate, I kisiw Money, etc. 131 Base Lins Road, Montavilla. Ore. Mrs. Henry Rieliardaon wna a guest of her pari tits at Iona Greve Tarni one day last week. TO !M> YOÜK .... WANT COLUMN MAN IMS NOT FOR IRMSiLf I have at the |«aind in Gresham, cor ner Hood avenue anil fou’th street, two Wanted, For Sale, Lost, yearling heifer», red spotted with white, taken up by me Saturday, June, Kth 07. Mrs. Harriet Lockyer, former lan»l- Found, Etc. If not calle»l for ami redeemed on or be is»iy dy of ti»e lite Troutdale house, visile»! --------- Al heal advertlewrül, are run under Ihl. fore Hatuniay, June 22, 07,* at twelve, I friends here Monday. head al the rale of <lMK I KMT A WOMI> MACH Mrs Harsh Vamierboof has recovers»! mat'll gsart. puMisbert 1.« kwikaatlreai» o'clock, noon, tame will be sold at auc from a eevers illneea and baa retume.1 I "**h ln «*"1“ artrerttoer». | tion for enough to cover |»oun>lage and , . . . U • I H yv« have euythl»»« ISaril.or slab 1« buy expend es. to her Imme at Hands. I.nyiamg. <„ have I»« ..»rihlns, TKV A A. M. W iuskbs , Poundmaster. Mrs. Georgs Coleman has been enter- i " WagT sir." In ihl» »-olesm. The resalt» sill Uinmg l»er daughter, Mrs. Edith Jack »atgrtos y«»e. ' «.b or r->-<- -i«-l- E. R. McColl, Ph, G., F I Mrs. I. McColl ami Mrs. E. Linneman of Gresliam were guests of Dr. and Mrs. W. C. Belt last Bunday. MULTNOMAH PHARMACY TROUTDALE, and George Lee. Karl Trgart, K. V, Htoos, Rodney ami Kmart Hall and Oral Bnovsr, all of Portland, were Mun day guest* of Fairvisw friend.. HUGH fur sale— LOST—Gray horse; anchor brsml on left eboulder; dapple hind quarters; 1 slight tiare spot betaeen ears; weight, 1250 or over Finder i lease notifv An The home of A. L. Stone am! wife was drew Kan, 287 Morrison St., Portland, the scene of a joyous event last Friday and receive reward. 25 evening. The occasion was in honor of SEE HERE — Get your wagon or bag ilie 27th anniversary of their marriage, gy tires set with the latest up-to-date Choice roues, furnished by Mrs. B. W appliances at J. 11. Iutliam a shop, Bowman, were artistically arranged Troutdale, Oregon. about the nonu. Strawberries aad ~A GOOD BILL Foh SALE—O. cake in great abundance were served. Anderson, Anderson station. Those present were, Mr. and Mrs. A. L. WANTED — To buy a bull, alauit one Stone, Mrs. Wetmore, Mr and Mrs. B. year old. Address Chas. Cleveland, W. Bowman, Mr. and Mrs. W. A. Gresham, Townsend, Mr. ami Mrs. J. W. Towns HORSES—For traile, • range horse», end, Mr. and Mrs. C. Shephard, Mr. lor gissi l'Jtsi pound mares or over with snd Mrs. Wm. Ashcraft, Mr. and Mrs. the heaves. Enquire of Ed Smith, G. O. Dolph, Mr. ami Mrs. E. A. Wbit- Gresham, Ore. «ev, Mr. and Mrs W. Ellison, Mrs. II. FOR SALE—Good second-hand buggy H. Stone, Mrs. M. C. Cornett, Rev. ami without top, cheap at »25. Also *»me household furniture. Enquire of C. A. Mrs. W. T. Bcott, Charles Scott, P. W. McKinley, Miao Ivy Cornett, Porry and Nutlev, Gresham, Or. laura Dolph and Mildretl Ellison. BANTAM CHICKENS lor sale—En What threatened to he a serious acci quire of Cyril Nutley, Gresham, Or. - ! Mis. Helen Wiletrn, a teacher .»( th.- I pant, of the automobile. Mr. Bartlett school, was chaperon. At tt :.'k> p. m. an was slightly bruised ami scratched about elaborate picnic lunch was served on the : the face, the horae was slightly injurral veranda. A very enjoyable evening was and thu buggy completely wrecked. a|»ent in boating and other country The Bartletts and Miss Thomas had eporta, an»l at nine o'clock the young people left for tin- city declaring they been »pending the day with Mrs. O. A. Jackson Mr. Bartlett is employer I by had hail a most delightful time. The Marshall A Wells of Portland. Misses Olive an<l Mattel Zimmerman re- Chas Scott, who has been absent turne»l with the com|»any to Portland. from his home here for two years, ia paying hi. parent, and friends a wel In Memortain. come visit. Mr. Scott graduated from Wheras it has lieen the will of ■)- latke Forest college last Jun. and ha. mighty thsl to take from our midst out since been employer! as a chemist. He beloved sister,Mary Howitt, and though was accompanied by his cousin, P. W. we humbly submit to his omnipotent McKinley, who is also a guest of Rev. wisdom, still we mourn the lose of one and Mrs. W. T. Scott. who was always a cheerful, kind and Andrew Albright of Portland has pur loving sister. Therefore let it be receiv chased the 31 -acre farm of Oabnrn Bros., ed, that we, Gresham Grange No' 270, situated west ol Fairview on the Sandy extend our heartfelt sympathy in thia road; consideration, »4500. Mr. Al hour ol their bereavment. bright will erect buildings on the place Resolved, that with deep sympathy thia summer and will move bis family with the bereaved relatives of the de hare. He has eight children of school ceased, we express our hopes that even which will be a help to our school. so great a lose to ua all, may lie over- Mrs. 1,. Holcomb of Albina has been ruled for good by him, who dosth all visiting her sister, Mrs. Alma Hall, and things well. Resolved that a copy of these reeolu- family. DR. H. H. OTT, 16« FIFTH STREET D K N T I a T (ìreshani, Oregon W. C. BELT, M. DT c . M. • • orroetTK thk roa-Turricx Brine» Start 211 Secttd Street Louis Helming, Prop. a • • Where tbejr will be pleased to lee all • • t heir old customer* and many new ones. • J Rvmemlter piare. P ortland , O r . J •••••••••••••••••••••••••• CALLS PROMPTLY ANSWERED T routdale , O regon - Troutdale PASTURAGE Be*t nflmi .111hr year Good «Inter pnriumce- Shelter. Call on or write I MCKISi TROCTDALX . L. HB.MJH, Phone Main Zt J seseseeesseseseeeeeeesse J. M. Short. M. D. S. P. Bittner. M. D. H. B. DICKINSON Pbv sicia ss-Sargeeaa Attorney - at - Law, Notary Public . . . Gresham. J" Oregon E . H . O U E U R Orricw 307 «’(»mmerviai Bldg., Cor. 2nd and Wabiiiugt'n St.. P ortlam *. Phone Par. 1«M. Attorney at Law \ RKaibKNCK Ju Villa Areuue. M ontatiixa . At home eveninipi. 737 Chamber of Commerce . I Phone Main 33tiH P obtlaxd , Oasoox 6rt$bda Lodp Ho, 125,1. 0. 0. F„ C. H. ATWOOD, M. D. Meets every Hatuniay night in G»ki Fel lows' llall. J. G. Metxger, N. G.; D. Homirpathic Physician ami Surgeon M. Rolierts, Secretary. Encamment meet» 1st and 3ni Wednesdays of each I Calls attended day or night. month. All visiting brothers speeially Office phone. Main 52: Rm phone. Main 53. Office, over Stuart's store. Main Strwt ; resi invited to attend. dence. Main-street, near Third. GRESHAM. Bargains in the ‘ Herald Want Ads.” »( rleiin linen or nt Flernkl o filer. MEN WANTED—For sternly work al Columlaa Brick Works, llogan station near Gresham Remember! A. Fox of Troutdale *-11» H bars of Star soap for 26e. ARE returning » » the entire Cash Re- ceipts of one day in each month. Make a pur chase and strike t h e lucky day. WANTED—Beef cattle, liog. ami Mutton. T. K. lieu itt, Gresham. Britt it Yoer Coipots Dated FOR BALE. — One-half lot in l»usi- n»*m< part of Gresham. Inquire at poat- oflee. WANTED — Men's and family wash ing. Enquire of Mrs. R. E. Johnson, Gresham. PA8TV RE—Enquire of Paul Dunn, Cottrell, If you have horses or cattle to pasture; go»»! feed and running water in pasture. * WANTED—A ii'iiq.-tent girl or wo man for general housework. Small fam- H/. Mrs. W. C B. lt, Troutdale. May 20 nd M Yow Mony Back Pints ........................... »1.00 Quarts .................................. 1.10 Hslf gal.................................... 1.30 Caj* ...................................... 25 Clamps..........................................10 pr dos. pr dos. pr dos. pr dox. pr dox. 1 VMBER—All kinds, dressed snd un- , dreese»! at reduced prices, at my place near Kelre. M. C. Donahue, address Orient Ore. 25 CHOP MILL—I hiring the Rummer season the Brenham cfonp and roller mill will run on Friday o( each week whin sufficient gnnt ia on hand. - * I nybody making a cash purchase to the amount of k $5.00 or more on any Wednesday in June will • receive a handsome Japanese teapot as a gift. • • a Tonight. If you would enjoy tomorrow take Chamberlain's Stomach and Liver Tab Mrs. Frank Aitell has gone to her old lets tonight. They produce an agree home in Wisconsin for several weeks' able laxative effect, clear the hear! and cleanse the stomach. Price, 25 cents visit with relatives and friends. Sam pies free of all dealers. A. L. Stone will leave In a few weeks for an eastern trip. tiqiie Ire placed upon the records of this Grange; a copy be printed in the local pap< r; a copy be forwarder! to the be- resved family! ami one sent to the Bul letin for publication. Fraternally. Mrs. A. Axtell had as guests last Mas. A. M. W ii . xinsos . Thur* I ay Mrs. W. R. Glendinlng and Man. J. W ifHATTveg. Miss Ida Bircher of Portland. M hh G. W. S lkrkt . Mr. ami Mrs. B Tonseth, Mias Lucy Mention The Herald to your merchant Higgins, Miss Marie Palmer, Herbert Have Removed to LEADING HOTEL IN TROUTDALE Room* and btiard, Cnmmerrial trade solicited. SrttUfactkuii guaranteed WOW Clover Camp No. SIH, Greah- Uiittd Artisns Gteeham Aasembly, No. ' ' ' am. meets in Kegner’s Hall : 1,5, meets in Kegner s on 2d and 4tli Mondays at 8 p. in. J. N. I Hall 1st anil 3d Friday each month. It you have an^ fat stock to sell, write Clanahan. C. C.; L. P. Manning, Clerk. | Henry Douthit, M. A.; C. A. Nutley, »’r see T R. as«-ra... Howitt «• at » -c. Gresham, Ore., «• aw. ■ ce»*»*»»», V.V., Visiting Woodmen We come. Sev'y. All Artisans Welcome. w,^’r ’’jj'.,*01"*' “"'I •aBmtoe «**"“» >",,r nuM- ______ ____ GILES BKOTIIF.KS, at MonUvilla, for choicest meat«. That’s all. dent, occured here last Bumiay sifter-' ¡noon. A. W. Bartlett YAM was fri returning IIIMIII. /I. Yw . IMiriKll III I i with his wife, baby and niece When the horse was frightened by an autoumbile I ingnieneu oy an auioim •ml “»** bu«’r' “>• — ■ cupanta out. H. W. Mathison, who aas near assisted Mr. Bartlett in quiet- WANTFD—a . .. _ lh* bor* B*r‘U,,t •"*' b*bv ' cotton rags til Mire Thomae «raped without in- Hot na, 0-12 a. m., 1-6 p. in. CtXiK WANTED—At Greeham hotel, j over postoffice Mrs. J. F. Vim. Union House Hyland Bros. [ HCUKf j J. G. McElroy, PHYSICIAN_ _ SURGEOI Calls Prsmptty attrsdeU is. OSvt at Sandy H»l«l. BANDY, tilt OHEGON HARLOW, BLASER & HARLOW GENERAL MERCHANDISE Troutdale, ... Oregon