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Ihrlslmjs dt Three-Six. BORNSTEDT & LINDSEY Christina» day dswned very stormy. A fiere« gain and • henry downpour ol rei», but thè settl*ra, iiotbing dauntlng, did a* they lisi planiteli ati I all inet al thè liome •»( 11. A, Bcat-h, aliarti they •petit a very merry day. A dluner <d all klmla ol gi*»li«s ( that < liristmss al- ways briiig») w«> servati at una «'clock. Dancing wa» enjoycl In tlm aflermxm and a suiti pinoli* «upper nervini et seven o'clurk In tbe evening a Chrlstmas tre« (or tli« ehlldreii wa» very entertain ing and wa* (ollownl by dancing witb musici by H. Edgerton's pltonograpli. The settlera join In thanking Georg« Bornstedt, of Bornatedt A Lindaey, (or bis Itimi reiuembrume to thè ladies ami gentlemen o( Three-Hla. The ladies w«r» rrmeml>er<<d witb sn appropriate gilt for cucii and III« liirn witlt a lux o( rigar». Mr. Beacli's new residence wa» decor ateli (or thè occasion witli rlk ino»» ami Oregon gra|>e. We now wi»h ye editor ami ye ruaders a happy New Y> »r. FAIRVIEW TROUTDALE .NIneieen carloads >d steel rails, belong Th« remains of Mr». Alartha Barney ing to th« Mt. Hm*l company, have , were interred in itmigla*» cemetery on been unloatied and piled tip here to re i l»»t Friday afternoon. Funeral aervieea main some time. : were beiti frmn Union rhnróh by Rev. Fairview has the proini»e u' a waiting C. B. Rea» Iteath carne to Airs. Bar rtwni at th« Portlaml Railroad l.ight A ney at 2 o'clock la«t Thursday morning Power Co.’a station before Fefinisry I. ¡alter an ¡line«« of several weeks from / Mrs. Bontlnrant of Vancouver ha» |>araly»i«. DweaRed wa« born in Athan a '■ounty, Ohio, July 3. 181.3. Iler maid- been visiting Mrs 11 G Fisher. (en risme wsa Martha Humphry. On A. T. Axtell ami family left on Tues day for taFayette, Ore., to »¡tend the Feb. 9, IHTJH, she was married to Henry remainder of the eeek with Airs, Al- Harney. Mr. ami Mrs. Barney came to (Oregon in 1 hh 7.■ Air. Barney |>tuaed to tell’s mother, Airs ('. Billington. the great beyoml in Dec., I»*<. Two Mrs. Alma llall of Portland was a «fui «ong and two daughters survive, t'hann- itor in Fairview a few days ago. cy and llenry Barney, .Mrs. Cora Van- II. B. Perkins sml wife came down , derhoof ami Mrs. Elisabeth Donelaon. from their homesti-ul in Eastern Wash Win. <’oxi«r ami family of 8ellw«*l ington to spend the holidays with their ; spent Sunday in Tioutdale. daughter«. Air. ami Mr«. Perkins, Mr». John Erit k*on and wife ami John <>. A. Jackaon 'and <1« lighter* M|»ent Chriatma» witli Airs F. B. ilyatl in llickley ami wife of Portlaml were litre i io alterni Mr». Barney's funeral. Portlaml. Mrs. I.. A.larn* ami child rd Omaha, UBIIDS Mi»* J»t|imll> i» a guest of Air». I.. Mr. ami Airs. Dawiiw.n Smith ol Bri- AltMtre. Mi*« Jaqimtl, is teaching »chool Neb., have been visiting Mrs. II. E. ' burlier. dal Veil visited I, A. Davies and family near Seattle. All«* Margaret Jaquetb will accomparfy lit-r •ieter on Iter re- Norris Hton* spent Hunday in Port- three days last w»ek. iland. /turn bi Moaltle. W. M Htublie, agent for several Port Raymond Wenger han been very ill Born to Mr*. Robert Hunter on l*e- land ami other papers, 1» canvasing in i cMiber 21>, an 11-pound l«>y. with tonaiiitie. thia neighborhomi tin* week. Johnson Buckli-v of Forest Grove bas Mrs. Al. J. Littlepsge of Gresham ha* Mrs. W. Braswell ami son latwrence visittd Ed Hamilton anti family Hundav been visiting tier daughter, Airs. E. E. ( Iteen visiting il. E. HurbsrT ami wife. Mr. Buckley has purchased from Mr? Ileslin. Ed Andre ami family spent Christ Steel olii Fred acre* Dolph I im stain taken up hi« | hl< *1 the okl F**1 Pelton »Hon place of M 8 acres mas with Mrs. Andre's parents, Mr. And Hope to Merit Your Patronage reside mu* in Fairview and is employed *Hoalcd *outh of Trou Viale, and will ami Airs. J. Cline of Bullrnii. move hi* family here. Air. ami Mrs. Joseph Matiarv cal lol by the Portland Dairy association here. in 1008 as heretofore. Airs. G. E. White of Portland visited Mr. Ihdpb’s family have moved back to on Mr. Peteraon ami wife Suml»y. their home her« from d'o-llaml. where her parent», Wm. Johnson ami wife, Air anti Airs Ed Hamilton spent Sun they have »¡tent the past four mrnths. la*t week. Mr». White left with her day evening witli Mr. aiul Air». 1..A. G. E. f-ewellen of Moro, Ore., while ■ Imslwnd for Butte, Mont., Saturday, Daviee. on hi» way to Portland, hail a short visit 1 where they will reside in the future. Mi»» Alma Alaybe of Handy is visiting with his cousin, Mrs. W. Ellison. Mr». James Pelton and children spent her cousin, Mi»» Elva Andre. - i Mr. Mashburn ha» moved hi« family Christmas week with her parents, Wm. Ear) and Glen Andre recently pur from the Dolph residence to the Sun Johnson and wife. chased a new liarn«*» for their goats, lhal place. ' • Mis. Frank Jette of Chsntpoeg, Ore., * ami are now breaking them. is spending a few day* with her parents, Mrs. Mary McDaniel* and non visit«! ¡G. N. Reynolds and wife. Mi»» Zelma Goes and her brother in Portland the first of the week. C'H'II spent Christmas at home with Miss Georgia ami Edith Reynolds of Mi»» Laura Ijicr spent the holidays their mother, Mrs. K. Cues Portland spent Christmas Day with with relatives at Forest Grove. their parents. W. Carpenter recently pun baaed a Mias Ruth Jackson has been «pen<i-| tine horse ol Air. Sal«traml. Mrs. W. I.. Van Houten passed away ing a few days in Portland. ma»“ ami kwping a cheerful counten W. Cromwell presented his son l.aw- at her home here last Sunday night, ance in »|Hte of the disagreeable weath rence with a new saddle Christina«. J. A. Dunbar and wife of Portland after an illness of several months with er he was obliged to I h > tail in. Truly, spent Bunday witli D. 8. Dunbar and consumption. Funeral services were ,Mr. laiymen, near Pleasant Home, liter« are tium» *h. n a m*l ami a «mile wife. held from I nion church here Tues-lay •old his farm to J. Duncan of Handy- - diM-a us a bushel of good. I -el US not Ite W. Sebastian. who has been em afternoon at 2 o'clock. Interment was Ridge. ' so stingy with them. ployed on th« Portland Dairy ranch made in Douglass cemetery. Mrs. Van Jitn Have», who has Iteen quite ill, is MtLROSE Beeidea the regular morning ami eve here, ha* gone to Portland to reside. llouton's husband and two sons survive •lowly improving. Mr ami Mrs. I«aac W*»*l ami their ning eervirea at the <-ha|>el, there were New Year’s Day was oltserved by the her. Alias Iva Blackburn was the guest of two daughter* were down from Bridal tierman service* at 2 o'cluck Sunday granger* with one of the dinner*, lor Mrs. II. Lusted ami family last Sunday. Veil to »¡tend Christmas with Rev. ami afternoon. which the grange is famous, it being COHJMBIA VIEW Alim Bessie Rissel of Oregon City is their regular meeting day. Mr*. Wood. All*» Franta spent Iter vacation in «pending the Chriatma» holidays with Mr. and Airs. Robert Ierren »»¡»ent Arthur Evan* s|u<nt Christmas at Portland, visiting her sister. Christmas yith relatives in thia vicin* home, Mrs. Ham Hirebin has relatives from Iter friend, Mira Olive Lusted. BILL RIN ity. ( Michigan visiting her. Titer« wa» a tree tor lit« Bumjay Christmas was not forgotten this year Mrs. Atlena Davis of Washington, mas with Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Duus and ■eltool children Christmas Eve at th« John Wintermute was visiting friends DAMASCUS at Bull Run. ami as the day wa* very Guide for Hunters and Trappers. church, with plenty of nut» and candy here ami making himself useful by no- The Union and I*amaitcus Schools stormy, friends met at different places who has been visiting her brother, A. family. D. Ogden, of tnis place, has gone to vis •isting in decorating the Christmas tree have reaumetl work after the holidays, and enjoyed excellent dinners. for everyl*»ly. Andersch Bros , at Minneapolis, have Marion DeSheilds is visiting in this it her uncle, H. G. Ogden of Forest ami church last Week. Mrs. Wood is still quite sick. one of the largest and best equipped vicinity. The Misses Pauline and Nina Hea- The family reunion at the home of Grove, who is seriously ill. There are now lietween 91 ami 40 cock are *|*<m!ing th« ir Christmas hull- Air. and Mrs. J. Cline was enjoyed by Mr. and Mrs. A It Conrad and little The lectures ami concerts given by For and Hide Houses in the world. Mrs. Belle Robbins and children were Ada returned home Saturday evening I Greek laborers cam|>cd in our midst, days at the “Wayside.” all. Christmas Eve a tree was loaded the Midwinter Chautauqua Association j This reliable firm, which baa been in this neighborhood last Thursday and During their alxeltee a family of twelve clearing l»ml, ami judging from the Tommy Itasterviile, ¡»assed away on with ¡»reeent», nutnliering IDS in all. at the M. E. church, were well attended; in business for 18 years, has adopted expect to move back on their place whistling and snatchea of »ong we hear line young pig* arrivetl at their place. the policy of buying furs and hide* was ________ buried in the ami highly appreciated. December 27. and i__ ____ ____ _ i N’»»ne »«‘re forgotten ami the dinner coming from their camp, they seem to I Christinas Day was one to l<e remeni- soon. Miss Hertha Evan* visited with Mrs. like their new quarters very well indeed. Daiuasciis cemetery. Mrs. Florence Duncan diet! at the direct from trappers and other pro James Richey returned to his home McBride recently borne of her ¡«rents, Mr. and Mrs. J. J. ducers. and selling only to manufact The Damasciis grange ha* r«*orgsniM>tl tiered by all. The table was looded I’mter their united «florts, stuui|w and with gooee ami chicken and many kinds last Tuesday after an abscence of ten Davis at Garfield, last Monday after urers. Anyone who has hides or furs after a brief interval, ami will hold an Mrs. Grant and infant of Portland arc waste *i**l are steadily tliaap|M-aring, of delicious things, which all enjoyed weeks, ami although lie is compelled several month’s illness. She leaves, to sell should write to this firm fur visiting Mr». Mackay at the Glenalder and another choice bit of land will soon all day meeting on Saturday, Jan. 4th. to get around with crutches, he is ra|>- anil par.ook of heartily. besides her parents, three sisters anti a their liberal price quotations, and also farm. The New Year'» dance wa* quite a la» reatly for the plow. idly recovering from his recent illness. i The Bull Run bridge is «aid to lie in son three years of age. Her husltantl inquire about the "Hunters’ and Trap »uccera. Mrs. Aider i* •uffi rlng from n cold pers’ Guide,”—a l»>ok published by Mrs. 8. Swigert is visiting her mother died two years ago. danger. The approach on the south thia week. Afrs S. Johnson has been very ¡mor! y Andersch Bros., telling all about hunt wide rest* on an old slide which has set- at Troutdale. Timothy Bowen, an old resident of for the ¡uist few days. M im I’earl Alldcr is »¡tending her va I tied considerable in the last two week*. Mrs. Wm Hurt entertained anumber Currinsville, died at the home of Chas. ing and trapping, and preparing and cation at home. Ed Sieter ia improving. Mira Gertie Clark came home from I‘‘f ^r young fiiemla on Christmas dav. Shemway at Estacada last Friday anil preserving hides and furs. They make Has on h»n<t a Full Um* of a special proposition to all customer* We were glad when our faithful mail | her Khoul near Grealism to »¡tend the Robert and .Xnnie Benfield were re- was bnrieti in tne Wade cemetarv. Saddles. Harness. Collars, Whips, on their handsome 45o-pag>- illustrated carrier made Itis round on Christmas ( holidays. ( cent caller* on Mrs. A. Richey. Bits. Spurs and everything else COTTRILL book. Address them. A ndbhsoh B ros ., Day, bringing token* and remem SUBSCRIBE FOR “ THE HERALD ’ usually carried by a fnl-OSU HanwuDs* The Baptist church is the home of Wesley Bacon and wife and baby Miss Alma Miler of Portland spent Dept. 71, Minneapolis. Minn. brances from aloeut friends, adding hi» “The Popular Home Weekly” SADDLES MADE TO ORDER evsngelistic eff^it in the hands «¡»ent Christmas witb bis parents at (Christmas with Mrs. Fred Hamilton. own cheery greeting* of “Merry Christ- la-onartl of St. John*. Prices reasonable, First-class work Pleasant Home, after which they went Miss Edna Wood is visiting with Miss and guaranteed. N. G. lietlin lias moved into bit D«'W to Portlaml to visit relatives. Ritter at the latter's home ill Glendale. All kind* of harness ami shoe re home. Frank Bacon and wife spent Christ Mr. and Mr». Tom Word were visitors pairing neatly and promptly done. Dell Hinlson paiti his Portlaml friend* mas with her parents, Mr. ami Mrs. nt the Reynolds rancii^-unday. Mr. Odelle of Cherryville. a visit last week. Word, Mr. Reynolds and Ross Lovelace V. E. FOSBI.KG, Prop. J. Cline delivered his herd of goats to were over to the Columbia river fishing Sandy • • Oregon Mrs. Ball is improving. and caught some tine Salmon trout William Smith wa* a Cottrell visitor the purchaser at Pleasant Home. J. II. I.. May I m -was seen on Sawdust Ilarve Fisher has the piling driven last week. BULL Rl'N, OREGON for his new bridge, and is now laying Mr. Ihmaliue has a good force of men street Saturday. Have opened a Mr. ami Mrs. II. C. Inlow were visit the stringers.. Peter Antonson is help clearing land. ing him do the work. Clinton Edward* is out again after his ing friends in Bull Run last week. Mr. Swank of Portland bought two Grami ma Thomas was happily sur attack of amallpox. i carloads of potatoes from our neighbor Will Kun on Wednesday* alni The road meeting at the schoolhouse prised Christmas morning when she hood Sunday. Saturday*. last week was well attended. A *|a-cial received a nice range for a Christmas In connection with the postoltlce present. Gootl for old Santa Claus. Cal. Powell was a visitor at the Rey tax of r> mill* was voted which will FLOUR and FLED at Portland at Bull Run. nolds ranch Friday. bring in about $;W. The county will Prices. arid $300 more to this, the total to be Aliases Olive and Mabel Zimmerman SEC1ION UNI used in grading the road from Paul 1 .1. Dollericb is building an addition to arc home for the holidays. ROBERT TASSELL First-class accommodation* leaving Hull Run nt 7 a. m. Dunn,* corner to Handy along the bluff. his cottage. Commercial trade solicited leaving Gresham at 1 |>. m. Boring Judge Dimick of Oregon City gaveatalk Clean beds and good meals ESTACADA Mr. Avise, who is suffering from an touching on the proposed tsuindary •••••••••••••••a« Feed Stable in Connection I ROH change ami tax comparison of Mult attack of pneumonia, was taken to the The people of the Garfield road dis hospital last week. nomah and Clackamas counties trict met at the tiartield grange hall and ----- ---------------- CASPER JUNKER, Prop. voted a special road tax of five mills. Cl»e»ter Hhetterly, Clifford Schneider EGYPT anti Warren Ball were visitors at 11*1- A shadow social was given in the M. Sandy, Oregon in’s Sunday. The Springfield school held its Christ E. church at Currinsville recently. The Sawing a first-class quality of Rough and Dressed lum The Militium Quartet snng two vong* mas exercise* last Saturday. Everyone proceeds, which were $27, going towards hail a very enjoyable time. purchasing song books. last Sunday to the delight of all. ber. All sizes now ready for delivery at the new mill, Miss Cora Yocum, who is attending Ernest Bates is staying at II. Schult»' Miss Durcaa anti Newton lledin wore three-fourths of a mile east of Kelso. x WE while attending the Brower school. the <>. A. C is spending the holidays at Portlaml visitors Humlav. BUY her home here. Cha*, Livestead, who recently re Mr. Schneider ami Rev. Sherrill at- Ed Bates and wife of Portland are tended the ordination service* at ths turned from the hospital, ia conval escing. He is staying with his brother. visiting friends ami relatives here. White Temple last Sunday. Vhone midi order* after nix o'clock to Fanner IDS Orient, Ore. V. Bodeen went to Portland last Mon Messrs. Kanev, I»on and Bester, and Read the want ad* on lout page. aaaeaeseeeaeeeeassaeasaaaaaaaaaeaaaa day. Miss Laurena Craw font spent Christ- Dealers In General Merchandise OREGON SANDY, We Wish One and All OUS NEW YEAR Correspondence Sandy Harness Shop LEETE-ROBERTS COMPANY FIRST-CLASS • - GENERAL STORE ¡¡¡«Sandy Hotel Daily Stage to Gresham Our Mill is Running Steadily Straus Lumber Co. * Harlow, Blaser & Harlow General TROUTDALE, Merchandise I OREGON