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A Prize Puzzle Find the Hidden Lady and You’ll be well rewarded Correspondence A FAIRVIEW TROUTDALE AARON FOX Mira Lucy Higgins' many friend« here .Mrs. D. F. Buxton is vsrv ill and not are glad to learn that «he «ni ■■reafnlly j expected to live long. Mrs. Buxton is Mrs. W. J. Thoni|iaon is the proud passisi an operation In North Pacific HO years of age. She came to Oregon in poraesMor of a horse ami carl. Hanltarium last Saturday and st this early days and has spent there Biainder M. Ilh'kerl made a trip to Portland I datele doing nicely. Her sister, Mr«, j ' of her life, except a few years spent in last week Io see his son laiwrence who W. T. Beoti lias been with her at the I Portland, on thvir farm here. Mrs. has lieen ill. He found him much im Hanatarium. Buxton baa been a helpless invalid (or proved. Joseph Coach, who lias lieen visiting several years. Phone Farmers 281 Mrs. Maud Graham and children friend« here for reveril «lay«, left Mun Fiwrl Logan, son of H. H. Logan, and railed on Mrs. Kate Rickert last Sunday day for Omaha, where he will viait tor wife, ia slowly recovering from a broken evening , Mometime la-fore returning to his home limb, caused by an accident in Portland Will Parsons has given up bi» lease on I in Missouri. several «lays ago, and bo|*s to l<e able L. II. Rickert's faun, aial will engage Mrs. C. B llington wa» given a sur to return home in a week or ten days. in other biisinr»«. , prise by her daughter, Mrs A T. Axtell, W. lamforth and wife are occupying Dail Abl»itt, an old resident of this last Munday, the occasion l>emg in honor Mrs. Frances /.Hard's cottage. The place, is amongst us again for a short of Grandma Bellington's 77th birthday. I ».I, fort ha are lately from England. | A lountiful birthday dinner «»» served time. Al Rutherford of Portland visited Z. Fitzgerald »|>riit Sunday with bis to IM invitili guest«. A mimlar of val friends here a lew days ago. uable present« were given Mrs. Belling- »on, J. II Fitzgerald. Bert Barnes of Portland »pent Sunday U»n. Tl>e guests were Mr. and Mrs. A. HHECTIONM Find the oilier lady in this picture and recurs s prise, Emily Tlioni|»mn is «laying out of with hi» sister, Mrs. J. H. Hudson. .McAtee of Portland, Mr« It. W. Wilcox ace outlines with a heavy lead iH-m-il, cut this out, place in envelope, school on account of having the mumps. of Portland, Mr. and Mrs. »1 Smith, | Miss Ella Bartrom of Portland is T«’ «lamp for reply am' mall to address I h ’I ow . Mr. and Mrs. II. Hharp, Mr and Mrs. spending a few days with her aunt, Mrs. YOU SHOULD KNOW OCR NAIIONAI. SONGS. Frank Axtell, Mr. and Mr». I»t Moore, Emma Scharf. Mrs. Scharf has just re COTTRELL turned from Portland, where she under '<» every person sending correct solution to this puzzle we will give, Floyd Dover w liile shooting al a smoke | Cyrus Guv, wilt* and children, Harry went a serious operation. : Itemmock, Mrs. ('. G. Coupeland and amlutely tire, a music tank, nicely hound, containing fill nt the old ■tack with Ills 23 rille, accidentally «hot Mr». Ruth Brink and daughter. Mi»» orile NslloAal songs, only one copy to each person with lire word» bimrell. The bullet glanced and h»lge<l * Geo. Coupeland, all of Fairview. I music; also many other valuable prizes, FREE. Winner« will he J. G. IColiertaon and wife of Pleasant | Mabel, have been visiting relatives arid in lii» bead. He was taken to the doc- »rftiiiptly iiotlflnl by mall, If not satisfactory tor immediately, who removed the hui Home have lawn spending a few day« frienda here, Peter Peterson baa moved his family let. lie was reeling easy when lant with their daughter, Mr» J. II. Peter is our motto son. Mr. Koliertaon celebrated his Hath into the building lately vacated by the heard from. drug store. M. C. Donahue ha« purchased a new birthday last Friday. Mira Lizzie Weller has returned from Mira Delia Morrison of Chicago has manure «premier, Ile says it nt all “THE HOUSE OF HIGHEST QUALITY” l»-en »|*emling a few days in Fairview, a a trip to Eastern Oregon, right. l*a<ling I'iitnu. Organ and Talking Machine !h«al«*rw. Mira < Hie Bowen of Portland was « recent Albert Backer has returned to our vi- guest ol Mrs. J. M Ashcraft. WASHINGTON S’lHI I I. COR. Ol PARK. PORII AM). ORE. inity, and ia now working on Dr. Hites' Morrison resided in Fairview for some gui-st of his brother, E. G. Bowen. Mluruo Ever) when* Ualifornhi lu Aiankii. new Imus«*. Mr. Hite and family will time until three years ago, when she Ira Edmomla has sold his farm near went East. Her many friends here are here to Wm. Hardin of Aims. XA M I’ move next week. .Mr. glad to know that »Ke lias returned to Edmonds and family w ill go Emit tu Tom McCormick's Imrse <h-feated STANDARD BRANDS < »regoli to stay Mid will make her home live. Typewriter, the Doiigla»» famous race in Portland with her cousin, Mrs. Fan mare, at Eagle Creek, October «7, 300 Zelma Jones, daughter of Ralph ite Plainly nie Dustin. yards. Jones, is ill with typhoid fever. (B. S. H.) Mr«. II. Shaw and son George and A party was given at No. 2 Iiall last Herman Blazier, Hans Moritz and daughter Ruth, accompame-l by Mrs. Saturday evening by the m -I ioo I. Sup Chas. Keifer have returned from a hunt Barali lionley, who Ita» been visiting per was served at the Imine of Fred ing trip at Mclntre's j her mother a few days, left Saturday Radford al '.’7> cent» per couple. A goal The Five Hundred party given by 'evening for Mrs. Donley's home in attendance and a goal time marked the ! Walla Walla, where Mrs. Shaw and Rainbow circle last Thursday evening evening, family will spend the winter. A sur waa quite largely attended and a most Floyd Radford, who until recently prise party had been arranged for the enjoyable time bad by all prerent. On "In Faith, In Hope, In Charity, and with Fidelity.** was with the surveyors at Columbia Shaw family for I art Tuesday evening, Thursday evening, December 7, the sec Beech, is now visiting at hi« home here. but tlie surprise was turned, as the ond of the series of parties will l-e b«*ld Hannah lledin was home on a short Sliaws were in Portland on that eve in Fox.'» Iiall. Everyone is invited. Hralin and Mr» Cree were appointed •• * Rtf port «»( I'alrvtow Grange visit last week. Mrs. Chas. St i I Ison is entertaining ning. 1» com mitts«' to rlsnsr character» ami Fairview grange met in regular all Cha«. Zimhrick from eastern Oregon Geo. Mclntre of Portland, who has her aur.t from Colfax. make other iw-ce»rery arrangement» for day MMMion Wednesday, November 6, a drama to l>e given wimstime in the is visiting liis brother and family. Andrew l-ib>urell baa moved into his just returned from a visit to his old If you want to save money on large quantités see me Richard with a good attcn*lanrv and an inlrrml- near future. home in the East, visited liis sister, brother Richard'» cottage. * Mrs. Cora Anderson, here a few day» 1-atourell and wife are spending the Ing program Mr. and Mr*. Wilt-ox It «»« decided toghe a luisket social HIEASANI HOME winter in Portland. , «go- were given tliv llrwl ami aeeotid degreet. Tuesday evening. Novemlirr IV, pro Mrs. A. Dellaven and daughter Ellen, James Richie, who has been very ill, D. O. Duubar, James Anderson, S. P. WE ALSO BUY YOUR BUTTER, EGGS, ETC. The iiamn of Mr. and Mr«. Muon« and ceeds to I»- uteri to buy a supply of .liai, Mr«. W. E. Markell, Mi»» Gibbon« and and W. H. Oabutn, and Oral Suover, all in the Goal Samaritan hospital, has re e» for the grange. Worthy lecturer, Mr. and Mm. Ralph K«M»n«*v wrrr pre- Mix Roake were Portland visitors la»t i former residents of Fairview, now of covered sufficient to be moved to the Phone Farmers 281 Mr». Shepherd, was instruite«! to pre Saturday. »ciltrd (or mrmberaliip. Mm. KII m home of his mother at Sellwood. Mr. j Portland, were recent visitors here. rt'inatated and K. E. Il»'*lin, .M inn Ethel tore a program for the warne. Sunday school ami preaching services Jack Bagley of Portland waa a guest Richie's home is in Pleasant View. are held every Sunday afternoon in the <>f W. Ellison Sunday. Win. Wright has gone to Portland _ ♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦ < liapel, Sunday sclmol la-ginniiing at 3. Mrs. J. P. lleslin will leave in a few hospital on account of typhoid fever, ■ acres near Powell Valley to Mr. Sea- UPPER LATOURELL Rev. S. G. Sherrill i» pastor. ■ lays for Baker City to spend the winter which the doctors hope to break up. holni of Oregon City, consideration Guy Wolfe, Gladys Wolfe and I rent* with her daughter, Miss Calls lleslin. The t> phoid fever patients are all im Mrs. Benfield and daughter Annie have »4000. I«nigliuui visited at the Crawford hume gone to Milwaukie to visit a former resi A I six NUp|M*r will lie the attraction at proving at this date, and no new cares in Troutdale Sunday. dent of this place, Alvin Floss, and bis' the grange at the next meeting on next have de*el<q>ed the put few days. LINGERING COLD t family. Mi»» Minnie Sliriner led the Christian ■ Tuewlay evening. Mrs. O. H. Jenkins Endeavor meeting Sunday evening. Mrs. N. Hicks went to Portland on ■ and Mi»» Grace Wilcox will be initiated. PLEASANT VALLEY last Friday where N. Hicks is running a Withstood Other Treatment, but was Mr». E. M. Itonglass made a business Mr. and Mrs. G. R. Wilcox were initi- Quickly Cured by Chamberlain'* steam saw. J. Berrie has moved on the Cbilcote trip to the city Saturday. ' tiated at the last day meeting on last Cough Remedy place, which he bought. Quite a few friends Visile«! at the 1 Wednesday. The grange is preparing Flora llillyard ia recovering from a Andersen home on Sunday. T. U. Purtle has bought Mrs. Wilton's a drama, to la* given in tlie near future "last winter I caught a very revere revere attack of pneumonia. Jas. Ellis and Gilbert Bates are busy cold which lingered for week»," says J. Morgan Pa, ne and wife of San Jose, under the direction of Guy Reynolds of place of 40 acres sn«i moved on it. Mr. Purtle is from I-atourell. Urquhart of Zephyr, Ontario. "My hauling cordwood to Rooster Rock. Out of the high Expense District and in our own Cal , are visiting their old friends, N|r. Rocksia»l. A. Robertson is building a new house The l-adiea Aid society of Smith Me »nd Mrs. Cannon, of this place. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Shoultz. spent last . cough waa very dry and harsh. The lo Sunday at Kelly’s mill visiting Mrs. A.I cal dealer recommended Chamberlain's Mr. Rales <>( Izrndon Springs, Oregon, morial church will give a sale and sup- near the ChiRote place. Cough Remedy and guaranteed it, so I |>er in Shaver hall on the evening of James Richey sold three acres of his ’ Butler. »poke in the Chnpel Sunday morning. gave it a trial. One small bottle of it Divenilwr &th. farm for $:W0 |ier acre recently. The Mountain reboot will hold ail en- Archie Collins and a friend from Port cured me. I believe Chamlierlain's I.. L. Flanders and wife have gone to The Bilker charcoal camp and outfit tertainment and Christinas-tree at the land visited Archie's grandparent», Mr. Cough Remedy to be the best that I Gilliam county to spend some'time on have located on the Kesterson place . coming Christmas, and Mis. Otis, and friends at this place have ever nsed.” This remedy is for their (arm there. near James Richey's, and is preparing Making a Having in expense account which enables us to give recently. Stella Anderson wishes to announce sale by all druggists. to burn large quantities of charcoal. Francis Tegart is very ill at the home that she has charge of a Portland branch Many young folks attended the mas more value for the Money than we otherwise could. library. The privilege of drawing txxiks ■ querade at the Powell Valley skating of liis daughter, Mrs. A. Kronenberg. Mr. Tegart is the father of Wm. Ttqrart is free. It is hoped that everyone will I rink Saturday night. CORBETT of Fairview and Richard Tegart of Rock use the l>a>ks. Mrs. N. l-arson was a Portland visitor John Rayburn writes The Herald that wood. Potato digging ¡3 alx>nt completed in on Saturday. lie did not sell his place as reported in this locality and reports show the crop The Honor banner (or which the sev the Corbett items last week. That on EGYPT to be good. eral rooms ol tlie Orient school have account of the banks being closed he did Mr. Udey has recently purchased a not make the trade he expected to lieen trying waa won by Mias Roake’» POWELL VALLEY BULL RUN, OREGON room for the lowest per cent of absences tine cow from Mr. Davis. make. Furnishing Goods, Womens’ Suits, The masquerade at A. B. Elliot's hall I O. Westlund has Is-tqi doing some Have opened a and tardinesses during last month. The was well attended Saturday night. lianner will remain in her room until carpenter Work for Janies Roas. Millinery, Hats, Trunks, Music, ROCKWOOD Bert McBride was teaming at Gresh- ■ C. Gould is digging potatoes for II. next month when it will again go to the Patterns, Notions, Toys, Ilanren. Rockwood grange has entered the : ani the first of last week. room deserving it. Flora llillyard is on the sick list. The Pleasant Home butcher recently contest for state grange prizes, and in- Joe Buoy ami daughter Josie were in Kitchen Ware, etc. Iwuight six head of Irel cattle from O. tends to carry off at least one of the Portland Sunday. A. B. Elliott and daughter were Port- , In connection with the postoftiee banners. As attendance counts, let all land visitors Thursday. Westlund. at Bull Run. members take note and be present at E. Barr »on was on the barn pulling Mr. and Mrs. Henrickson and family i MELROSE up shakes when lie slipped and fell a our Saturday meeting, October 16. left last week for Turlock, Cal. They Mrs. Henry Fritz, who baa been visit distance of over 90 feet, injuring himrelt There is to be a sub-station of books have many friends here and are highly Leaving Bull Run at 7 a. m„ Endless Goods on our 5c, 10c, and 15c ing the past three months, lias returned very severely. from the library association of Portland esteemed by all. Leaving Gresham at 1 p. m. Imine, accompanied by her sister. established at the home of Mrs. V. Bargain Counters. E. A. Graff is falling timber for H. Mr. Henrickson sold his farm of 20, eeeeeeeeeeeeeesee I ► A. Lovelace in the near future. Anyone Mr. ami Mr». 11. W. Cooley are re Ellis Visit this, the East Side’s Largest and Portland’s joicing over the arrival of a baby girl al Burkholder A Gebhardt's sawmill is wishing books to read will find them there. their home. closed down for the present. Lightest and Best Store. P. Pearson mov«*d Mr. Purtle to | A birthday party was given Grandpa TO DO YOUR Gresham. Robertson at the home of his daughter. LUSLEDS < • Rev. W. T. Scott was in this vicinity Mrs. Geo. Stockton, last Friday. Mr. Tlie following were guests at the home lately arranging for lumber foi a church Robertson is 89 years old, and has raised ; of Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Lusted, Sunday: building. a family of reven children, namely. --------- »«» B. J. Goff of Portland and Miss Jeanie Robert Robertson, Mrs. Camp, Mrs. SPECIALTY OF HORSESHOEING. UP-TO-DATE APPLIANCE • Francis and Geo. Preston of Gresham. Stockton, Mrs. Peterson, Mrs Jenkins, CARD OF THANKS FOR TIRE SETTING. INCLUDING PATENT TIRE COOLER. * < • Mrs. Gro. Lusted went to Pórtland Mrs. Geo. Pickens extends her heart- another daughter by the name of Peter Monday to visit relatives ami friend* Jelt thanks for the kind sympathy and son and a »on living at Pleasant Home for a few days. I aid tendered her in her sad bereave with whom he resides. Mies Marian Roliertson vitti ted Iter ment at the death of her husband. Geo. W. A. Herring was out from Portland TROUTDALE, - - - OREGON • I piuents Saturday and Sunday. I’ Piekens. Sunday. Niki Bll* I TROUTDALE, - ORE. Common Sense Tells ♦♦ Even in selecting Groceries We aim to supply the best for the money, and MONEY BACK EILERS PIANO HOUSE FINEST COFFEES, BEST TEAS Groceries and Provisions, Dry Goods, Shoes, Hardware, Etc. The Gate Keeper FEED BY THE SACK, TON OR CARLOAD Leading East Side Department Store Located on the East Side at East Morrison Street and Union Avenue Pay Rent Only to Ourselves LEETE-ROBERTS Dry Goods, Clothing, COMPANY Shoes, FIRST-CLASS - - GENERAL STORE Our Bargain Basement Daily Stage to Gresham We are Prepared . . . Blacksmithing & L : W. H. Markell & Co Jas. H. Latham, East Morrison and Union Av Harlow, Blaser & Harlow —General TROUTDALE, Merchandise - - - - OREGON •