Beaver State herald., September 13, 1907, Image 2

oualy endangering the big power house
and numerous box car* «landing near.
Jonsmd Bro*, received a large new
donkey engine for u«e at their logging
camp,
II. Duel li»* bought four lot* and
building him a house.
A Iwby girl wa* born to the wife of
Allen Cooke recently.
Published Every Friday et Grvaham, Grv , by the R bavbb S t » tb Pl auanixu C o .
M uktatilla
TIMOTHY BROWNHILL, Emma ivo M asvgkk .
OrrtCB, 315 Villa Av ; P omh . aki > Grew-«, I.W Goixlnough Building
Enter?«! a* aeroliti <la*> matterai the im M o ER cv at <*rc»ham. Oregon.
A FEW MINUTES WITH THE EDITOR
THE JOURNAL’S FINE EFFORT
Then» is not much of human­
ity in the man who will deliber­
ately use a pitchfork on a brute
of any kind, much less a dog.
Ford Metzger’s two hound dogs
came home recently in a pitiable
condition, their injuries evi­
dently being caused bv the
prongs of a pitchfork. Ford
very properly offers a reward
for information leading to the
arrest and conviction of the of­
fending party.
The Herald acknowledges re­
ceipt of the 100-page “Supple­
ment to the Fifth. Anniversary
Edition of the Oregon Journal "
At this time it is impossible for
us to speak in adequate terms of
this, the biggest and best work
of its kind ever produced in the
Oregon country. From the be­
ginning to the end it is a source
of constant and pleasing sur­
prises. The beautiful front page
illustration, “Coming of the
Secretary Taft’s Vacation.
White Man
the good ship Co­
Despite
the fact that the secrvtarv
lumbia of Boston, commanded
was on a vacation when I saw him, it
by Captain Gray, with its beau­ was not all play and no work f««r him at
tiful setting sailing up the grand Murray Bay. He had a private secre­
Columbia, surrounded by the tary up there with him and uaed to
canoes of the red man; the tim­ give him plenty of work to do during a
bered hills, the mountains and portion of everv morning and afternoon,
and frequently far into the night. Taft
the snow-capped peaks in the received telegrams and mail from Wash­
distance, the beautiful coloring ington and Oyster Bay on every boat,
of the sky, the rippling of the and they invariably received lus imme­
water—every detail is produced diate attention.
—as true to life as the strong Every day he received a letter from
the president concerning some import­
imagination and equipment of ant matter regarding the I’anama canal,
the best artists only can produce, Cui«. Porto Rico, the Philippines or
and so all through the 150 pages war department proper. Never has a
of the supplement from the ar­ secretary of war been given more duties
tistic and mechanical standpoint outside the sphere of his department
than has secretary Taft. He has a won­
it is as near perfection as human derful
capacity for absorbing work, and
mind or band can devise or make. the president keeps giving him more
The same is equally true of its and more, but he has never vet reached
description of the Oregon coun­ Taft's administrative “dew point."—
try, Fvery phase of Oregon life From "Taft on a Vacation," by Carlyle
and industry is described and Ellis, in National Magazine for Septem­
ber.
beautifully illustrated. In fact
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the writer, although in posses­
Best Local Newspaper He Knows
sion of special editions from dif­ B assett , Neb., Sept. 6, 1907.—Tim­
ferent positions of the globe, othy Brownhill, I^ear Sir: I »pent last
has never seen anything to com­ winter near CottreP, Oregon, where I
pare with this superb edition «aw your paper, and I thought then and
»till think tliat The Beaver State Her­
except the 1906 Christmas num­ ald is the very best local newspaper
ber of the Auckland (N. Z.) that I know anything at»out.
Yours truly,
Weekly News, which the Inland
Gio. W. G reen .
Printer claimed was one of the
best printers’ art yet produced.
Hanis a Correction
The supplement to the Oregon
Chas.
Smith
has sol«I his fruit ranch
Journal is over twice as large as
to Amos Hughes and son Will of Port­
the magazine mentioned in its land.
scope, as true to life, and as P obtlaxd , Ore., Sept. 5, 1907. Bea­
worthy of commendation. As a ver State Herald: Referring to the
souvenir of the Oregon country above article, published in the Herald,
it stands supreme. The Herald I wish to sav that Amos Hughes and
his son Will have not purchase«! my
predicts the big edition will be farm at Corbett. I don't see hour such
exhausted inside of 30 days, for an article woukl get into the |®pers.
to see it and to read it is to fall Very kind regards.
Yours truly,
in love with it and the Oregon
C has . Surra.
country.
517 Lumber Exchange Bldg., Portland.
CLL B WITH OREGON PUBLICATIONS
The Herald is continually re­
ceiving urgent requests from
eastern publishers to build up
our circulation to a big figure by
using their publications as a
clubbing medium. These re­
quests come from the big dailies,
tri - weeklies, semi- weeklies,
weekly papers and monthly mag­
azines, and include nearly every
shade and variety of publications
known. When The Herald forms
a combination for the benefit of
its readers it is with publications
edited and printed right here in
Oregon. If we are to help build
up anything it will be an Oregon
institution.
Why not? Why
advertise and sell eastern publi­
cations when for Oregon people
we have better things and as
good a variety right at home?
Some of our exchanges who are
so justly berating their subscrib­
ers for patronizing eastern mail
order houses might apply the
lesson to themselves with much
profit to the state in general.
TRADE AT HOME
It is reported that certain re­
tail tea and coffee houses of Port­
land are doing a thriving busi­
ness in Gresham and vicinity.
It is also reported that some of
these fellows are giving short
weight. One case is reported to
The Herald where a package
supposed to weigh four pounds
weighed less than three and one-
half pounds. The surprising
thing to The Herald is that our
folks will insist on patronizing
firms of this character, when
they can do just as well or bet­
ter by trading with the home
merchant, with no danger of
being robbed by short weights
or any other dishonest methods.
Correspondence
SANDY
The big new store of Bornstedt <k
Lindsey is nearing completion.
Sandy can boast of a regular «Irug
store with a full stock of the best drugs.
Paul R. Meinig. Sandy’s popular post­
master, is somewhat under the weather,
mostly from overwork and inability to
get a rest from business.
.Miss Emilie McElroy, until lately in
charge of the Sandy schools, has gone
witli her sister Florence to Texas, where
ls-th have accept««! position! at the
Fort Stanton academy «luring tli^next
year.
Albert Lindsey of Gresham, for many
years with the Ben Selling Co. of Port­
land, but now at Sandy w ith Geo. Born-
stedt, has moved across the roa«l with
his family into a new residence which
they have elegantly fitte«! up.
•Miss Elizal>eth Canning of Kelso, a
talentol young lady gra«itiate of the
Allen preparatory school an«l academy
of Portland, has la en secure«! to teach
at Sandy the coming year.
Miss Alice Fay of Portland, for many
years the popular and truste«! I«ook-
keeper for of Woodard, Clarke A Co., is
spending a few days at Sandy, the guest
of Mrs. McElroy.
BORING
A couple of the hove of this neighbor-
hood mixed up with giant powder to
their sorrow recently. Mr. Pugh's boy
lia<! hie fingers blown off ami was taken
to the hospital. The other was the
Duly boy mentione«! last week.
Mr. Tassell of Cottrell is erecting a
w arehouse for his feed near the Jonsrud
tie dock.
The threshers have about finished in
thia section. The crop is about an aver­
age one.
Herman Nass has been very sick with
fever of lay«.
A large Irnrn near the power house
buloiR Tues.lay night, for a time -« ri-
from the hop yarda on account of the
•eriou* illne** of their brother, Bertie
Cline. He i* improving now and they
i have gone luck to their work.
Mi»* Ine* l.u*t<xl of Gresham viaited
at the home of her l«rother, Harry Lua
i led, Tuewlay and W.xlnemiity .
Mr. ami Mr*. I.»wn Cuiuntinga visited
■ at the home of hi» sister, Mr*. George
Moulton, thia week.
W. E. CraswrII recently told al out
SPRIM.DAIL
five tons of prurn«*. packed for Mr. El
t'harlvy lien, an okl rmglibor, WAS liaon of Fairview.
I
*w«n at tl «■ lull game Sunday.
Melvin Long «if G ret* H a nt vìviteli at
A very exciting lull game was playe.1 the home of Ina parent». Mr. ami Mr».
i«n Spring>Ule ground Sunday belwaett Ralph Neibauer, thia week.
t’orlx'tt au.l the local team. Corbett
E«i Hamilton lias lieen hauling lum­
w vidoriou». The »hortatopof Spring-
ber for the |>«'l week from Jonsrud'»
dale’* team wa* not present on account mill. He intends I inkling a new two-
of one of hi» fingers hax ing l>een taken
»lory wo«»l»he,l
off.
David Manary visited hi* |«arents,
Mi-» Bertha Ziltn ia at home (or the Mr. ami Mr*. J. Manarv. rev»«ntly.
»inter.
The Methodist Home Mission »«»iety
The young la.lie» of Gage are alrea<ly held an all day niovting at the home of
pre|uring (or their Christina* enter­ Mr». Bri«lge of Cottrvll laat Wislne»«lav
tainment Something tine ia expected.
Springdale » c I um I «ill commence the
THRU-SIX
’.dth ««i Septemlier. Miss Grace Barker
uill lie the teacher.
Mr». Eiuim-t Ikm.ihuc ami luby, l.>ila.
C. Christensen's little Iwy, while play­ oí Bormg «ml Mi»» tuMtgia Ikmahu« <4
ing on the porch, (ell on some old springs Grient *)>ent :t w< <«k with Mr*. Pri.lc-
more ami picked buckle Iw-rriew.
ami cut his head.
Mr*. Frank Kuvelaof Clackamas ba*
Springdale |>eople are nearly all en­
returned to het home.
joying a vacation at the hop fiebla.
L. J. Runary ha» gone to work at
Olsen'» mill for a couple of month*.
MISO
F. II. Beach'* lieuse ia nearly titiiahed.
Sch»M»l opened Monday with Mian
C.
Cuffman, wh.r is forest ranger,
l\»rca» Ikxlin of Cuttrrll a» teacher.
mad« a short visit at home last week.
Mi»» Annie Jarl ha» returned from A
Jim Edgerton ha» goM to work at
week'» outing at Seaside.
Olsen'a mill.
Mr. an«l Mr». Joseph A. Jonarutl of
Leo McCabe made a »bort visit in
Portland \ i>itvd relative» at Kel»o on
Three-Six
last Sunday
Sunt lay.
Four wagon loads of berry pickers
Service» will be held in the Lutheran
from Oregon Citv went through Three-
church Sunday, Sept. 1*», at 3 p. in.
Sig last week on their way to the buckle
berry fields.
HLRLBLRT
Steve Mitchell, who 1» packing (or the
Neely came home from up the hand of sheep now in the forest reserve,
valley last Sunday evening, He has made a trip to Three Six after a few
secured a five-year lease on 325 acres of liu ml red pouuds of salt. He sav* a
cleared laml near Salem where he in- large band of Imlian* iust arnveskjii the
teu-ls to move hi* family in the near huckle berry pat. h. There are berries
future. He has also taken 100 hea«l of enough for another IstnJ of limans ami
all of Gresham.
sheep on shares.
V. Ellis has I «cell sawing cordwood
for Geo. Chamberlain.
Mr. and Mra. A P. Hill ami two
daughters of Poitland are visiting with
her parents, Mr. an,I Mrs. M. Rickert.
Mr. Hill is a contracting (winter an«.l
this is the first slack time he ba» had
this summer.
AV. J. Thompson, the new owner of
Springhill farm, is laid up wilh a full
sized carbuncle on his knee.
Mrs. Thorn peon has gone to Menom­
inee after their honsehohi grxxls and
cattle sliipfre.1 down to Corbett.
M. Rickert will stav on the farm he
recently sol i until lie dis|>r>ees of the
erope, st«x-k an I farming implement*.
He is undecide«! as to his future resi­
lience.
LATOLRELL
Columbia grange met in regular »e»-
-ion on Saturday with a fairly good at­
tendance. A motion waw made to have
a public meeting in the grange hall on
Sunday, Sept. 15, for the purpose of
arousing enthusiasm in behalf of the
fair at Gresbam.
Miss Maud Walters will return soon
to her work in Portland.
Erling Sound of Portland is visiting at
A n Jeroens.
Lloyd Woodward of Portland is spend­
ing this week with the Woodward fam­
ily.
Mrs. David Benfield intends to go
this week to British Columbia to visit
her parenta.
Mr. and Mrs. W. Hicks attended the
funeral of Mr. Hicks’ father in Portland
Sunday.
Mi»» Winona Ogden was seen in this
neighborhood last week, soliciting for
the Journal.
i
Miss Cecelia Woodward has been
spending a few day* with relative* at
I^itoureil. She will attend the Port-
land high school this winter.
EA.ST SECTION LINE
Miss Kate Johnston is on the sick
list.
Mrs. Anna Allabouae, who han spent
a few weeks in Seattle, Wash., lias re-
turnol home looking fine. She has en-
joyed her visit, but likes Portland much
Iwtter than Seattle.
Mrs. B. Daliihamrner was a Portlaml
guest Thursday.
Mrs. Gash has left for Los Angeles,
where she will spend a few months.
Mr. ami Mrs. Hearsh were guests of j
Mr. ami Mrs. Daliihamrner Sunday.
A surprise ¡»arty was given Mrs. Alls-
liouse Fri«lay night by a few of her
friemls who came in to help celebrate
her birtlelay.
SEC1KW LINE
dav frolli Si. John», »bere ali* ha* berti
visi li ng.
Miss Maggi» Robert «oli is viaiting ber
friend, Mi** Zelma Co».
■Mr. ami Mra. I.avmau madi« a trip t<>
Portland thi* week.
Miss Gertrude Mauy la »¡leiiding ■
few day» with fiumi* ami relative* ili
Ibi* viciiiity.
Joe Itmiv viaitrd hi* laiy* at Lenta
Simday.
The Imlav girl timi arrivisi at thè home
■( Mr. «mi Mr». Aulì ha» decided t<
malte ila home therr.
Mi»» ha l.ike »|»«iit a few day» wilh
Mr». Ikmglaa» ami ha» rvliirmsl home
io attimi tcliool.
Will S|«eer ami l imili of Walla Walla
lieve iuovis I on lo thè Calinoli ranch lo
apend thè wiiiter.
Mr». E M IKniglas» ha» goni« lo
aouthern Oregon lo viali bei bmllier,
t’ha». Mvaerve, ami to »««e tire Grani»
l'a». (air, of wliieh he i» prrwideiit.
Fred Smith ami fanilly of C«>rbett and
W II. Murray «>( Portland wvre viaitor*
Siimlay. ai thè home of Mi». John
Joe Stephen», w ho »|H«nt Ina vaeatiiHi
«I M»«cli|u, A\a»h.. 1» at li«>m«« ami will
return to the school for the bllml al
Salem for the coming term.
Mr. M. Nall of Texas |mrvhrt»<s| 20
acre» of laml here and ha» become a
permanent resilient.
Mr. Otis ha* eomph«lii| hi» residence,
which aihls much to the appearance of
uur city.
Lewis Miller i* building a new house.
Homer Moulton of Bull Run has
moved his family to his toother's real-
deuce.
Grand|>a Markell »ml wife ma«l<« their
■»■n a farewell visit brfora starting to
Canada.
PLEASANT HOME
PROTECTS YOU
IN TM' h
HgniiiMl Sit’kiH’H», Uvklvtil und
Ik mil
Accidsali «ill Hippen
farmers* Mutual lire
Relief Association
Gsl hslstlisn
Avoid Itviiitf n cm »«» of vliaril) M
lb«* hand» of other»
Or P«iMTi.*i»n. O smuim
lncor|M»iaU,«l IWI
NORTHWESTERN HEALTH AHD
ACCIOEHT ASSOCIATION
OF PUNTI AND, OMRUON
Cali tir a rito
John Brown. Agl., Ruvkwood, Or.
I
Attack ut Diarrhoea lured by One
Dose of khambei lain'* Volk , Chol­
era and Diarrhoea Remedy.
I wa* au weak from an attack of diar
rhnea that I could scarcely al temi to
my «luti«««, when I took a «I««»«« of t'harn-
Iwrlain'* Colic, Cholera and Diarrhoea
Remedy, It cure<l me vnliivly ami I
had I hh « ii taking other niedieine for nine
■lay* without relief. I heartily tecoin
mend thia remedy a* being the l.-.l Io
my knowledge for bowel complaint*
li. li. Stewart of the Him of Stewart A
Bro* , Ureeuville, Ala. For aale by all
druggists.
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II AV SsAslttli, Pre* .Gresham.
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Grain Drills
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Polson
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D q you know that you save one-half your money
by insuring your buildings, contents, crops, etc., in the
W. A. Proctor of the »“«traiiH Ltimlivr
company. wi»bt-» to Announce that lie
ba» at the Strau» mill a large quantity
of rough lumlier, in one ami two it>< K,
16 ami 21 foot length», which tliry will
ih ‘II for the next 30 «lay» At greatly re­
duced pr^tr». It will pay you to Inves­
tigate. Write the company at Orient,
R. E. I>. 1, or call al mill, three-fourth»
mile tu»l of Kelao.
The Oregon Fire Relief Association
of «McMinnville
TRIED, TESTED, and never found wanting. For
lull particulars and insurance, call on write or phone
COTTRtU,
Cottrell Prune Dryer
A. C. Sward’s entertained some of
their Kansas friends last Sumlav at din-
ner. Three present were: C. P. John-
son and family, P. N. Alm<|uist ami
(a mily ami .1. Hachlund ami family.
C. A. Lindgren an«i family went last
week to Washington for a few «lay»' visit
with relative*.
P. A. Johnson returned from a visit
to the hop yard* near Aurora. He say*
the bops are the finest he ever saw.
E J. Gra lins enterl'iined a number
of friend laat Sunday.
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The Young People* society will have
their literary meeting next Sunday in
the Lutheran church at H p. in.
The Young Ladies Sewing circle w ill
meet next Saturday at 1 o’clock at Mr»,
P. laimlin's. Everyone interested cor-
dially invited.
The Ladies Missions society of the
Lutheran church will meet next Mon­
day at the home of Mrs. J. Nordblom.
INSLIKI Y IM.IR I ARM BUIIIMN(»S
(HURL HIS AMD «MWMHH01I.SI.S
lumber dl Kcdutrd Prites
Throe more five-acre lota in the ‘'Lit­
William lb»»» while working at the
tle Homes" tract were sold quite recent­
ly to Portland parties by T. S. Mchan- mill had the misfortune of getting hi»
arm cut. He is now staying with bl»
lel of Sunnyside.
The Pitts family of Russellville were sister, Mrs. George Harrison.
C. A. Htxlson is building a new barn
visitor» in our parts thia week.
Mi*ses Ellen and Laura Zimbrick
The S>rvn»vu family are at the
spent Sunday at the home of Miss Luvlla
fields.
J C. Buckley is erecting a small home Kadfonl.
Gillirrt llauglum i» very ill at his
for the use of the Japanese on his five-
home near the old .No. 2 mill camp.
acre tract on the Section Line road.
Mr MclKtnnld has lieen hauling l»erf
Mrs. W. Steel of Montavilla, accom­
panied by her S’>n ami daughter, were cattle to Troutdale recently.
guests at the Buckley home recently.
Arthur Smith, who has I jvvii working
<>ur sa J hhj I will open Monday morn­ for the Mt. Ilood A Eastern railroad
ing.
¡company, is staying with his parents,
A host of complaint* art* cntrrvd Mr. ami Mrs. S. Smith.
against some night driver* w bo pass
Prayer meeting w ill lie held at the
eastward on the Section l.ine road, home of.Mr. and .Mrs. Altman Thurs­
These peo; le, not content witli living day evening.
awake themselves, contrive to keep ev-
Covenant meeting will l»e held at Cot­
eryone else awake also by screaming, trell church next Saturday afternoon
swearing and hollowing, Every night at 2 p.m. All inemt»er» of the church
s'repers are awakened by the unkind are requesU'd to attend. Bev. B. C.
action on the part of these drivers. We Sherrill, paator.
hope this will meet the eye of those who
persist in tormenting those to whom
BRING YOUR PRI NES TO THE
sleep, after a hard day's work, is a ne­
cessity. This is even more of a nui­
sance than the honk, honk of the auto
ombile.
The dryer at Cottrell wijl »tart %lx>ut
POWELL VALLEY
$1.00 a Month
l lh)\E GRESHAM 311
Thoroughbred Lincoln Kam Lambs
All Eligible for Registration.
Everyone a Prize Winner.
WLBB HARMS
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We are Prepared . . . • » i*»
to
E. O. BALI
Had Tetter for Ihirty Years
I had miffered wilh tetter for thirty
year» ami have tried n!m«>et countle»»
remedie» with little, if any, relief.
Three I h > x «* h of Chamberlain's .Salve
cured me. It wax a torture. It break»
out a little aometiiiie», but nothing to
wlmt it uaed to do.— |). II. Beach, Mi«L
land City, Ala. ( bainlM rlaiii'» Salve i»
for »ajo by all «Iruygintw.
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PaoMrrtv
It vrsa
It* xaov vsi *
SPBCIALTY OF MORSI SHOl-INtl.
l l'-IO-DAII
APPI IANCE
por iiri : sfittino , inci . i dimi paii ni tiri *, cooi i r .
Blacksmithing;
Jas. H. Latham,
TROUTDALE,
Saturday. Sept. 14
und will I m * in cbarg«* •>( E. (>. Bull.
Price f«»r drying will I m * according
grade or <>n shares.
John Brown, Ajjt., Rockwood, Or
ORBGON
WE HELL ANYTHING YOU WANT. INCLUDING
Flour, Feed, and Groceries
at lowest
P ossible
prices
Headquarters for the Id mous I DISON PHONOGRAPHES and KI ( ORDS
If we haven't what you want
we will get it for you ...
Give ua a trial order and lie
convinced it's so......................
JOHN BROWN,
Rockwood.
Phone 311
New Forges and other
Modern Tools and Machinery
Having put In
and a LARGER WORKING EoRf'E, I tun in a l»*thr | m *¡11011
ever to can* for your want» along general I»I h <-kxinitliing lim ».
Combination Subscription Rates
Harness and Vehicles of all kinds at righi prices
KIVU inn HERALD HO OTKEI MKRS
Mr. an«l Mrs. Kelly an«l family have
come out to »¡ien«i their last week of
You Can Save Money
vacation in their grove. Their stay is by sulm-ribing through B kavkk S t
short on account ot school commencing H kkai . ii .
next week.
Here is the list. Inasmuch, however,
Mrs. Will Kesterson spent Sumlay aa we have to «end cash in advum-e for
all outaiih- aiilan-riiitiona, we must ask
with her sister, Mrs. Janies Hillyard, you to kindly semi or bring remittance
who is improving fast.
with order.
Misses Maud ami Nellie Jones ami
WSTEDS
to CMtoiutiM »ito My of toe fotlawm«
Will fxiwelling of Melrose spent Sumlay
ß nm«
Allen Percy ami Elmer Hexter, two of with Mr. ami Mrs. T. Buoy.
WEEKLY OREGONIAN
the three boys who recently ma«le the
DAILY OHG.ONI AN
Church services were liehl by Rev. Mr. D l-V »11'1 SUNDAY <>RK<»O.NIAN
Uip from I'ortlaml to Mt. H'xxl on foot.
DAILY TF.I.KGRAM
Rich in the chapel Sumlay morning.
ME.MJ WEEKLY JOURNAL
»¡>ent Tuesday at the home of Mr. an«l
DAILY
JOURNAL
Joe Htephen* returne«! from the coast, DULY an«l
Mrs. Geo. Lusted.
MUNDAY JOURNAL
Hi» FAUIFIC MONTHLY
where
he
has
spent
a
few
weeks,
Miss Gertrude Manary ami brother
PA< IKK’ ll«»MEHTKAD
from POULTRY
sister
Alice
accompanied
him
JOURNAL (Mtuilhly)
12.'»
It «a laml are visiting their graml|«arents,
THF.
Itooi. AND IIOMF.(M'thly) I (JO
Portlaml.
Mr. an«l Mrs. J. Manary.
This price* iff for delivery bv mall only,
rimy Fs* »ent to separate M<í«lre«ae». Ht:
Mrs. George Lusted ma«le a flying | M<x Anderson has retnrneil
tloiiff may M-gln at any llHie.
after
working
in
the
car
shops
in
R EHE HIE II TNESf ARE LOWEST CIUMIR6 RATES
trip to tiresham Wednesday afternoon.
laml for a month .
Mrs. Oeo. Blackburn ami «laughter,!
Administratrix' Notice
Miss Lizzie limiter is home
Mrs. Lla Holmes, have gone to the hop
Notice I« hccrcby given tImi tIm nnih relun» «I
after visiting her brother in Portlaml.
fiekla.
MORGAN & DONAHUE ;[
L»y mi «»nier of tin- county < int of Miiltnoninli
Mrs Marshall ma«le a trip to Port­ county, Oregon, ha» beeft mppolntcft rm admin-
Miss Olive Lustrxl went to Portlaml
Proprietors
lntrNtrlx of the cwtnte of Wllllum F. Fvttlng,
Saturday, where she acted as maid of land this week.
I.RAVHM
honor at her friend, Miss Porter's we«l-
Born to the wife o* Henry Ifemmer, a dcceRMed. All jtcrMon» having c I h I iiih Hgrtiiirtt
Mitch cm I m I c »re required to prearnt them
Handy for Boring
« :io a.
<ling. She will return to Gresham Sun­ liaby girl, Sept. 3.
19
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II
within nix month» from the date nf thlM notice,
2:00 p.
day morning ami spend tlie «lay with
with
the
proper
voucher»,
to
the
undernignetl
Mr. an«l Mrs. Husk returned to Port- j
Boring for Hamly.
a.
Il II
II
Miss Jessie Francis. She is expecte«! laml, where they will make their home. at the office of K H. Dufur. 7»7 f'haMbrr of
4:42 p.
Commerce,
Portland,
Oregon.
home Monday,
They have been visiting their «laughter,
At Handy rnnke» connection» with Hulioon mail »taire, Aino in a km con- < i
Dateti tlain 10th day of Meptamber, 1907.
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Mrs. E. F. Arnlre ami sister, Mrs. Mrs. Haworth.
nrction» for Aarlioft’» and meets flr»t car at Boring.
M aroarrt Frrriwo, Admlnlntratrli.
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Clan-nce Ja«k»on, were calle«! home
Miss Hattie Townscml returne«! Sun- I Flrat publication Hept. 18; laM Oet. II.
Orland Zeek,
pleasant homi
Sandy Stage and Livery
to