A uction S ale
At M. Rickert’s farm at Hurlburt, 7 miles Southeast
of Troutdale
Saturday, Oct. 26, ’07,10 a. m
Live Stock
TROUTDALE
will leave with his family for hi« new
work in South Itakota nest Monday.
An entire lot of new boxes, part of
them lock boxes, have been installed in
Cleone poetoffice.
1». O. Dunbar and wife and Raymond
and Lucile Durilmr visited relatives here
Sunday.
.Miss Edith Jenkins has gone to Port­
land to resume her work ill dressmak­
ing anil is making her home with her
briHher. Elmer Jenkins, ami wife.
it
Tin- new city council of Troutdala has
Iiistitutnl several ordiriancr«. an-1 are
preparing to enforce them
A j-art of
tin- fire hose building has lai n fitted up
lor a city jail, and the first person dis-
I turinrig the peacw of the town will ha
landed in Uiis jail
Fred Taylor has moved his family to
Phone Parmers 281
I liia lately piircliawe*l home in Albius.
Fred Pelton and wife and daughter
were guests on Sunday of Mr Pelton’s
mother ill Potlland.
Mrs. Frank F runlet is ill in Hl. Vin­
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Anyone can make big claims on paper.
cent hospital.
With the arrival of Iler Royal
You don’t have to take our word lor it.
Cliaa. Hlillson lisa returned from a
HixhnesH, Queen Lucy, her maids,
Call and look at our goods and prices, and
visit at Ills old home in Wisconsin,
bringing hia mother with him. They pages and Grand Chancellor,
“WE DO THE REST.”
are now' ill WWellington at Mr Htillson'a Hon. Frank Motter, the first an­
farm. Mr. Hlillson will be in Troutdale nual Multnomah
County and
in a few days.
Grange Fair and Carnival was
A Helling is moving hia family into formally opened to the public at
FOX is a pusher from way back. We’ve got the
Mr«. Carrie Powell's house.
1:30 oclock on Wednesday.
Mr» D. <,'. Allard has gone to Port­ Amid the hurrahs of the hun­
goods, they’re all paid for and the price is the thing
land, and will return in a few days to
that counts.
dreds of people and the music
her home at Dallas. Hlie han been
from
the
band,
Queen
Lucy
and
»pending a week with her motlier-in-
law, Mr». Frances Allard. Mr Allan! her royal retinue was escorted
p.od bl- lliotlirr a aiiort visit M-.Inlay.
to the big auditorium, where the
Bert Hoyt is giving his residence on beautiful act of crowning Her
On the basis of thorough comparison we are very
the hill a coat of paint.
Majesty Queen Lucy the First
happy to have our offerings placed alongside those of
Mr». Jack Keller of Athena lias been took place in true Elizabethan
any other seller in field.
visiting friend» here.
style. Right well did Mr. Mot­
Mr». Barney and son Henry have re-
ter perform his part, and very
turur-l from a visit to Marmol.
royally did Queen Lucy and her
It. W. lairaon ami wife and lewis i
Merahon ami wife of Portland visited chief maid, Miss Jones, accept
In Endless Profusion
their parent», A. D. Mersiion and wife, f the honors so nicely accorded
on Sunday.
»
them immediately after the cer­
Aaron Fox ami daughter Dalina »j-enl emony.
Sunday in Portland.
President J. J. Johnson deliv­
(,'. Barney is building himself a house ered an address of welcome in
on In» pro|»-rty on the hill.
behalf of the fair aasociation.
Roy Burlier ami wife are visiting in j
Dr. J. M. Short, mayor of
Forest Grove.
Gresham, did the honors of the
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Gilbert Kelley ami daughter, Mrs.
Nellie Winkin, vi»il«i friends here Sun­ town in a few well chosen words.
Hon. W. W. Cotton in his us­
day.
I X
ual
optimistic way told of the
Mrs. Win. Juhnwon and daughter
Martha have returned from a visit with progress of the fair from its in­
Mrs. Johnson's daughter al Vancouver, ception, Aug. 19.
Congressman
Wash.
Willis C. Hawley of Salem repre­
Mi»» Margery Hamshire »¡ient Sun­
sented the state in a few well
day with her parent* bare. Margery is
al tending Catholic school at Vancouver, chosen words in which he called
attention to the exceedingly fine
Wash.
The
Mr». II. A. Richardson spent Monday exhibits of every kind.
fair was then dec lared formally
in Portland.
WE ALSO BUY YOUR BUTTER, EGGS, ETC.
Win. Macontosh has returned from opened, and the people invited
Seattle, w here lie has liven detained on to make themselves at home.
Phone Farmers 281
I
busineM for sometime.
Howard Lock of Beaverton called on
KELSO
old friends here last week.
School
is
progressing
nicely under the
Mis» Blanch Brink of Elgin, Or., is
management of Miss Dorcas Hedin, the
attending school here and is making
teacher. The enrollment numbers fifty
her home with her sister, Mrs. John
TO I>O YOUR
More seats and blackboard have been
llealin.
t
purchased, also a new clock and chairs.
Richard I.atourell and wife have
AlbeA and Mabel Jonsrud, who have
moved to Portland.
been ill with pneumonia, are now con­
Rev. Mr. Browning of Portland valescing.
SPECIALTY OF HORSESHOEING.
UP-TO-OATE APPLIANCE
preachedin the Evangelical church on
FOR TIRE SETTING, INCLUDING PATENT TIRE COOLER.
John Revenue and family have moved
Sun- ay.
into their new he use on their place just
Mrs. D. B. Griffiths and daughter, nofth of Kelso.
Mi.«» Myrtle, spent Sunday in Portland.
Farmers in this vicinity are busy
Mis. Emma Scharf is in the Good gathering and marketing tine applesand
TROUTDALE,
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OREGON
Samaritan hospital, where she under­ other products of the farm.
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went an operation recently. At this
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-late she is improving.
CARD
OF
TH
ANKS
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Mrs Fred Zimmerman and Mrs. Chas. An “At Home” dt Rose Cottaqe
The |>eople ami friends will please ac­
Stillson were visitors in Portland last
S. T. CROW
Mr. and Mrs. J. E. Lewis entertained ct-pt our grateful and heart felt thanks
Friday.
a few guests at their home on Wednes­ for the generous help in our time of
Veterinary Surgeon and Dentist I !
II. 11. Young, Byron Reynolds and day. Their coxy residence was most need for the assistance in the sickness
L. A. Harlow have gone for a week’s tastily decorated for the occasion and and burial of our daughter, Mrs. C. C. |
30 Years Experience
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the delicious luncheon list presented a I a ? Valley.
outing in the mountains.
< tperati--ns a Specialty
most appetising success.
With few
Examinations [Free
exceptions the guests were nearly all
PHONE
FARMER
MX. ;Phone Calls 1 [
friends of Mrs. Lewi»’girlhood in Chi­
Lrninptly All. titled to.
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CARD OF TIIAXKS
cago, where most of her life was spent.
OFFICE in Gresham Hotel.
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We desire to thank the many friends
Those present were Mrs. C. Giger, Mrs.
who
a«si»ted
m>
in
our
sad
bereavement
GRESHAM,
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H. Rodgers of Sunnyside, Mrs. C. Gar­
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nett and Mrs. C. A. Straus and Baby in the death of our beloved father.
M rs . D. F. D isbar
W. T. Ilovt and wife of Hood River Helen of Portland, Mrs. E. Arnspiger
M rs . A maspa C iark
have lieen spending a few days with E 1 and Mrs. M. E. Buckley. The Lewis
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M rs . E. A. SVArroRn
A. Whitney and wife. Mr. Hoyt is a I residence is in the Section Line neigh­
BOOK
brother of Mrs. Whitney.
bor boodX
Stibsrrilx'n* asking for change of ad-
EXCHANGE
James Shaver, who is employed in
drtsj* will please give former addrew
Idaho, has l>een visiting liis fattier and
( Iwmberldin-Owen
168 FIFTH STREET
as well as present one.
ami sister, G. E. Shaver and daughter.
OPPOSITE THE PO8TOFFICB
At the residence of Rev. llandsaker,
Mr. Washburn has l-ought from Ma-1
Corvallis, Or., Geo. Chamberlain of
Branch
Store 211 Second Street
Greslidm
Lodge
No.
125,
1.
0.0.
F.,
jor W. II. laive a five-acre tract of land,
Corbett and Miss Virginia Owen Meets every Saturday night in Odd Fel­
situated east of Fairview, and will erect ;
J. G. Me tiger, X.G.; D.
were united in matrimony Thursday, lows’ Hall.
a resilience on it. The Washburns came
M. Kolierts, Secretary.
F.ncamment
Oct. 10.
meets 1st and 3rd Wednesdays of each
from Oregon City here. They will live
Bought, Sold or Exchanged.
The bride is a stranger here. but a month. All visiting brothers specially
in G. O. Dolph's house until their own
invited to attend.
■
lady
of
charming
personality.
The
Remember
place. P obtlamd , O k .
is completed.
groom is the son of Mr. and Mrs. E. D.
Elmer Jenkins and wife of Portland
Chamberlain, and has grown to nian-
visited O. H. Jenkins and family over I hood here and is an exemplary young
$1.00 a Month
Sunday.
man. The happy couple arrived here
Mrs. M. Allison of Tillamook visited Saturday evening and were given a re­
her niece. Miss Edith McKilip, last ception at the home of the groom’s
again«t Sickness. Accident and
Th ursdav.
| parents.
Death.
Henry Moller is very ill with inflam­
Accidents
will
Happen
Get Protection
matory rheumatism.
Pleasant Home Baptist Chrcli, Cottrell. Or.
Avoid
Ix'ing
a
case
of
charity
at
Ralph Childs of Portland visited Wm.
Sunday «rhool
10 a. m.
the hands of other*.
Ashcraft ami wife and T. J. Crute and Morning «en ice
.11 ■ n
Evening «ervice
« p tn
NORTHWESTERN HEALTH ANO
wife on Sunday.
Young people*«
. 7 u» p. m
8 p. in
ACCIDENT ASSOCIATION
Mrs. G. E. Shaver has been spending Cottage prayer meeting. Thunnlay
Best of feed all the yegr. Good winter
OF PORTLAND, OREGON
PLEASANT HOME BAPTIST CHAPEL.
a few days nt the Dalles.
pasturage. Shelter. Call on or write
Call or write
Sunday «chool
3 p. nt.
Rev. C. E. Crandall preached his Preaching service«
4 p.m. John Brown, Agt.. Rockwood. Or.
J. L. HICKLIN. ph,>,L%T1TAALB
farewell sermon here last Sunday. He
R rv . S C. S hkkrill , Paator,
CROWNING OF QLIEfN
LUCY. THE FIRST
TROUTDALE,
ORE.
Talk is Cheap
The Price Counts
1 mare 8 years old, 1 three year old 7-8 Jersey
Bull, 3 young cows with call, 1 young heifer.
Farm Implements
1 three inch Bain wagon, I covered spring wagon
1 road cart, 1 plow, 1 shovel Plow, 1 cultivator,
1 steel harrow, 1 disc harrow-2 and 3 horse hitch,
1 mowing machine, 1 horse rake, 1 horse weeder,
1 horse fork and ropes, 2 set of double harness
1 fanning mill, 1 small potato digger, 1 garden
drill.
Comparisons Invited
Miscellaneous
School Supplies, Tablets,
1500-lb scales, 1 double block and tackle, 1 set
pipe tools, 1 steel splitting bar. 1 sledge hammer,
1 25 gallon iron kettle, 1 15 gallon brass kettle,
,1 cook stove, 2 rilles, 2 fireing augers, 1 barrel
hard cider, 5 oak barrels, 20 orchard boxes, 20
apple boxes.
Agency for Exchange of School
Books
BEST OF EVERYTHING”
TERMS ■All sums under $10, cash; $10
and over approved notes for one year at 6
percent int If paid within 6 months no
int. charged.
A. Watson, Allot.
ROCKWOOD
Kodkwood ochool wan divided up Mon­
day morning, Ort. 14. All under
fotirtFi grinlv w dl attend «chool in the
Methodist i araonagr, with Mis« Ellen
Taylor for teacher.
Mr. Carlson, occupying the h<»u«r of
Kolirrt Hharringhousrn, Ims purchased
u five-acre tract in Seour Park and will
erect a house on it a» toon a»» |M>-«il»lr.
Ikm Young of Shaw, Ore , has been
visiting with the family of L. Lovelace
the
feu days.
Mr and Mr«. B. T. Powers enter­
tained her mother and some friend«
Sunday la*t
W. Crockett 1« building a new barn on
his place.
Mr. Duda and family have moved to
Troutdale.
BILL RUN
The weather i» tine and the farmers
are very busy gathering apples, ami are
commencing to dig their )s>tati>es.
IbilkRun Ims a prune dryer, erect«)
by the railroad company.
Mrs. I.ucy Kotrman of Rend, Ore., is
laying a visit tu her friends and rela­
tives in this vicinity.
Mr. and Mr». Geo. Thoma« left yes­
terday for the valley to visit Mrs. Thom­
as* brother, who is ill.
Miss Zell Gibbons spent Sunday at her
home near Hull Run, ami returned to
her sehisil at Orient Sunday evening.
Mrs. Ella Gilbritti and little daughter
of Portland were guests at the home of
Mr. and Mrs. Jonas Cline and fainih
the past week.
Mirs Gertie Clark is busy getting
ready to start to school near Gresham.
Jonas Cline has sold hie farm at Hull
linn.
Mrs. E. F. Andre of Pleasant Home
was a gue-t of her |suents Monday.
The Mt. Hood Power A Railroad Co.
are progressing nicely.
lh»n’t fail to give former address as
well ns new one in asking to have your
Herald sent to new poatofliee.
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