MONTAVILLA
Correspondence
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•aaaaeeeaeeaaeeeeeeeeaeeee and Mrs. C C. Vance and family. Mr.
and Mrs N. Forrcht and family and
Mis» Louis.1 l^rson, who s|uMit the day
•••••••••••••••••••••••••a and evening very pleasantly.
Mrs. O. 11. Tweet, who has been in
Dick Strand line bought two Iota in a Portlaud hospital, has so far recov
Sunrise Park from T. 11 and J. E. ered a* to be brought home and is still
Blencoe. He im nd» to build a neat on the gain.
cottage in the near future
George Johnson, w ho ha« spent the
Mr. and Mr». T. H. Blencoe and son last seven or eight years in Alaska, has
Charles are all down with the grip.
returned home and opened a cigar and
Bom, to Mr. and Mrs. Gordon of Pe fruit stand in Portland.
ters street, a 13-pound boy.
Mrs. Wiggs, who lives on the Base
Mrs. Young has lssm quite sick with I Line road, has been very sick for the
the grip, but is much better.
|>ast three weeks.
Mrs. W. G. Smith is to return soon
Mr. and Mrs M. Rickert entertained
from Vancouver. B C.
Mr. and Mrs. A. P. Hill and family.
The Brysons have moved into their Mr and Mrs W J. Rilev and Arthur
new house on Eliey itnvt near Ca*»n. Rickert , al! of Tpper Albina Sunday
F. F. Floes of Egypt and G Hatea of
Mr. and Mrs. John Miller and Mi»»
Allie and Master Hugh spent Saturday Springdale called on M. Rickert h*t
and Sunday at Hill-l-.ro with Mrs. week.
Miller's mother, Mr» Brown.
M. Rickert and wife called on Ca|»t.
Miss Alice Seely of Sdlwood S]>ent Welch and family at Sunnyside last
week.
Tuesday at her aunts. Mrs Bossier'*.
The stork visited the home of Mr
The ladies of the Methodist church
eutertained the ladies of the Baptist and Mrs. W. H. Addis of Russellville
and Presbyterian churches on Wedn. s- early on the morning of the ISth, bring
dav, January 22. A good program was ing a fine S-pound boy of which they
rendered, after which dainty refresh are both very proud.
ments were served.
It is reported that Capt. Riley, who
is on a timber claim near Grants Pa»»,
JOHN D. AS SANTA CLAUS.
is quite sick.
Dan McMillan had a alight attack of How the World's Richest I Man Cal«*
brates Christmas.
the grip recently, but has returned t.
Not to be outdone by the scores ot
his duties aa clerk in one of the depart others who contributed to the happi
ment stores in Portland.
ness of the younger generation last
Mrs. G. Sloan entertained her sister Christmas. John D Rockefeller assum
ed the part of a generous Santa Clans
and baby two days la»: week.
Mrs. Hattie Sloan, her mother and to the children about Poeautlco IIIIls
and provided them with an entertain
sister spent Saturday afternoon in ment and Christmas treat at the Lyce
Portland.
um there.
Sunday, January 19. being the nine
Mr. Rockefeller visited the hall aft
teenth anniversary of Miss Mamie er the decorations were In place and
Green's birthday. Mr. and Mrs. Green pronounced everything "fine." Mr»
entertained the following friends
Mr. Ramsay, a trustee, conducted him.
and he Inspected the tree, which was
electrically lighted in many colors.
A large star in evergreens above the
platform attracted his attention.
“Doesn't that star remind you of
the good old song—let me see. "Oh, Star
of Bethlehem. Guiding Star?"' he said,
singing the words to the hymn. Then,
not readily recalling the words, be
Wanted, For Sale, Lost, whistled the refrain to the end. He
inquired whether a fire would be light-
Found, Etc.
ad in the fireplaces to add to the com
Al local advertisements are run under this fort of the children and expressed a
head at the rate of ONE CENT A WORD EA< H regret, when asked, that be would not
be able to witness the distribution of
Cash in adv a
If you have anvthing t
r wish to buy the gifts.
anything. or have .st anything. TRY k
Mr. Rockefeller recognized a young
WANT AD ” in this column The rrsulu will
surprise you. Cash or postage «tamp-.
man there whom be bad not seen for
five years.
WANTED—Will buy fat huge for
"My. how you have grown'” he ex
cash or trade feed <>r groceries at Port
T distributed the prizes at
land prices. R. Tassell, Cottrell and claimed.
your school when you stood at the
Boring.
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bead of your class. That was four
PAGE WOVEN WIRE FENCE. years ago. wasn't ft?”
Guaranteed. Chas. Cleveland, agent
The Lyceum trustees sent to the pro
Gresham. Ore.
vider of their Christmas cheer a mes
LOST — Two -owe, one weigh- altout sage wishing him "a merry Christmas
165 or 171) lbs and other about 65 lbs. and many years of good health and
Black.
Phone or write Emil Olson, happiness." At the conclusion of the
entertainment Mr. Rockefeller'/ reply
Troutdale road.
was read to the audience:
WANTED — Fresh milch cows and
“I am deeply grateful for the words
' beef cattle. T. R Howitt, Gresham, of cheer that you have conveyed to
Ore.
me and hope that you will feel the up
FOR SALE—Four-horse power chop lifting of .he season commemoratAe of
mill, all complete. John A Richey, the birth of him who said. 'Peace on
earth, good will to men.’ "
Barton. Ore
LOCAL NEWS ITEMS :
Want Column
FOP. SALE—Good White I^gborn
Cockrel at A. Brugger.s Melville farm.
Gresham.
FOR SALE — Good paying business
in this territory, or will trade for farm
or city property.
Apply at Herald
office.
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FOR SALE — Sow and 11 pig». also
new3dO-4<xi capacity cream »eparator.
Good reasons for selling. Ball Bros.,
Gresham.
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BERRY PLANTS — For 'ale, Logan
and Phenomenal». G» perdoz., «3 j er
100. Mammoth Blackberries, 75c per
doz..84 per 100. Himalaya Giant black
berries $1 j»-r di z
Also Thousand
Headed kale seed,
pound 2>lc, 1
pound 80c, postpaid. W. H. Holder,
Estacada, Ore., RED 1.
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FOR SALE — Ten acres, mil«
half rarth of Greet in 8 ■ : - to O W
P. station. Good 7-rooin house, barn,
well and orchard. For furili. r particu
lars write or call on A. If. Gould,
Gresham, RFD 4. box 126.
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NOTICE — Taken up, two pig-, one
weigh« about 90 and other • ’»> < ’an be
found at Reware place,
w<-ll Valley 4
FOR SALE—Jersey coy, |30, Jer»«v
heifer, Si2 I. I.
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F or
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Also house for rent on Main street.
Chas, ('leveland, Gresham, Ore
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In spite of the rainy weather and rest | to the ranch again. Illa son John In
wind, <>ui Sunday achool was well at tends running the farm for him.
tended We are glad the , oung |>eople
Mr. Wlutney ut Forest Grove, a
take such an lutercst
brother of the gentleman who bought
Mr and Mrs. 11. R. Reed were visit the place where Mr. Johnston livvd, is
POWELL VAULT
ing friends in Portland several day» last at present lit the ^tllshouse reaidence.
The lathe« Mission society of the Lu week. Mr. Revel returning to Bonneville He intends building on bia live-acre
theran churvh held its annual business where lie is constructing a piece of work I tract soou.
meeting on Monday of last week at the lor the Columbia Knri I'av kers associ
Mr Mctircgoer call«»! on friends lieie
home of Mrs. Emanuel Anderson. The ation.
uveully. lie save lie intends eonuiig
following officers were elected: Presi
Ilou. Gevi.W Joseph of Portland was out to the farm after March.
dent, Mrs. Emanuel Anderson; vice a Sunday visitor here
president, Mrs. C. A. Lindgren; cash I II. Ellis, O. lliekv v and N I* Gleason
MELROSE
ier. Mrs. J. A. Stefanson. secretary, loaded several cats of w.wsl here last
Mrs.
J
II.
Wilaon'e
sister from near
Mrs. V N. Aln.quiat;
week.
M.
mcow . Idaho, has Iwen visiting her.
Mrs. P. Wilson left on Monday of
"Happy" Crague is getting along very
Mr. and Mrs P F. Evans celebrated
last week (or North Dakota, on account nicely with Ids lame foot and wall soou
their Mill w,siding anniversary last Sat
of her health. She will undergo another lie able to tie around again.
urday. They were married near Can
operation there. Her daughter Amanda
Grant Hell is vlaituig his daughter. ton. 111., Jan. lli, 1870.
Accompanied her.
Mrs. C. latourell.
A few friends of John Wheeler
The young ladies Sewing society will
Chas Ihxon has ordered material for a met at the Sweet Briar farm last Satur
meet al the home of E. Vais Saturday,
new launch which he expects to have in day even» lg to give him a farewell re
January 2oth. Those interested are in
running order by the first of April*
ception, aa hv ei|wcta to leave wain,
vited.
Mr and Mrs. Carl Lai».»n ot Troutdale lie has lived here for the |>a»t IN
Grandma Aimer has been taken back
were l-atourell viaitors on Sunday
months. Wdlie Dillon, who has lieen
to the hospital again. Miss Lillie Ny-
"Grandpa” LaVnirell. who is serving sflli mg with Mr. Wheeler for some
strom is staying with her at present.
as juryman in Portland, spent Sunday time, exjwvts to make his future home
J. W. and J. M. Hillyard were Port
in Montana. While we aie sorry to
at home.
land visitors Thursday.
N Courier, tin- Latourell merchant, lo»e them fiom our neighborhood, we
Miss Heacock and Miss Bramhall
lias just installed a farmer phone and la wish them a bright future and liappv
called at the home of A. B Elliot Tues
greatly pleased with the Corbett central home» 111 their new location.
day.
Our pastor's wife, Mrs. Wixal, is very
C. Latmirell and wife made a flying
A party was given at the home of
much bolter, her health having im
trip to Cvrlg-tt on Sunday evening.
Mr and Mrs. J. S. Wilcoxon Thursday
proved so that she was able to attend
We were all surprised ami greatly 'und.iv school*last Sunday.
evening. A number of the young peo
ple ot the neighborhood were present shocked to hear of the death of our dear
Mrs. Clark and daughter of Rpokaite
friend, Margie listraid of Portland.
and all enjoyed a pleasant tune.
have la-en visiting at Mrs Strebin's.
The bereaved parent has the sympathy
Mrs. R. M. Elliott spent Tuesday
Only a few
pie were present at the
of their many friend» here.
evening with Mrs. Beadle.
church Sundav evening, il being such a
Henry Wihlon of Aims was in Powell
stormy night. The secretary and some
SPRINGIIHD
Valley this week.
visitors were present and one of the via
Our sch.a.l is progn—i' g finely under itors kindly consent«*! to play the or
A. B and E. E. Elliott made a busi
the tutorship of James Ellis
gan. We hope they will come again, as
ness trip to Portland Thursday.
Ferdinand Fl.au. made two dying trip» their presence is very helpful. Visitors
to Portland on basin.*»* last week.
are always welcome.
LUSTEDS
Arthur I’dey is attending the place
Arthur Lusted, who visited at borne
of Charlew Deven II while the latter
PIEASAN1 VIEW
Sunday, met with a slight accident Sun
day morning. Some of the young folks makes a trip to British Columbia
Etl ('AtnplM»ll 1« wearing a mnile that
Mr» Henry Miller ha» Iwen sick late won't come off. he being the father ot a
were out in the yard, each armed with
a 22-ntle, trying to see who could kill a ly. but la improving.
lcn-poun«l daughter.
chicken first. In some way Arthur dis
J.u* Vdey of Was. -' is at home staying
Mr» Mersbon i» ill. Iler daughter*
appeared for a few minutes and just as with his mother for awhile
in law nt at present making her an ea-
be appeared around the corner of the
Mrs Gebhardt was up at Burkholder tended vieit.
chicken house was accidentally shot in ,k Gebhardt's mill < - king win » the
luttle Alive W i»lkvr ia alwent from
the leg hv another member of the fam ctsvks were on a vacaiion
»chool on aiTount
having the mumfie
ily, who seemed very much surprised
The Woodmen of Evening Siar camp
E. Rirhvv of Sellvrnml viaited hi» am,
not to see a tine pullet fall, which he took our neighbor. Ed W.mlridgv . to
Ma. Richey« Tuveday an I Wednesday
declares he aimed at. The wound was
the sanitarium.
of I Aft week»
slight and the bullet was removed as
E. A. Graf, our enterprising gasoline
soon as a doctor could be reached
Mr.
CEDARDEll
l.usttd was able to return to his duties wood saw yer, has gone into partner-hip
with Oliver Hickey of Portland m the
in Portland on Tuesday.
A
new
cellar
baa juft been completed
wisal hnsinew of Iaatourell Falls
Mr. and Mrs. Ed Hamilton called on
on F. McCalx*’» place known a» Cedar*
Burkholder
A
Gebhart
’
s
mill
ran
live
J. Manarv, who has been quite sick,
dell farm.
days last week on order-
last Sunday.
Mr. and Mr* T. F McCalie »pent laat
L. II Rickert, now of Montavilla,
Gust Carlson, who has been suffering
Sunday with bit folks al Malvern farm.
with a cancer of the eye, is getting was up at the mill on business last
Mr», (’offman and Imbv have returned
week
along nicely.
home after a abort viait at the metropi*
Our neighbor. John Rayburn, has lie.
Mrs. G. Blackburn visile«! in Portland
been talking of going to Dayton. M ash.
several days last week
The new bouae •»( Tbomaa MrCalw
I-ee Radford, who lias l*en quite ill
arnl sons is progressing «laily and ere
CORBETT
at the home of Geo. Lusted, is recover
the roees bloom they expect to reside
A slide acrots the O. R.
N. track therein. The large farm Iwll marks
ing slowly. His friends hope to see his
near tunnel N" I delayed trains «»-veral the 21 at anniversary of their residence
s oiling face again soon.
l»n the Melvern *arm
\f*eo. Lusted, who was kicked quite hours last Wednesday.
Ernest L a<kr of Portland ia «¡ muv I-
severely last week by a vicious horse, is
ing some time at the honu of hi»
Why Ws Call It January.
able to be about again.
The Romans call«*«! th«* rtrst month of
Miss Olive Lusted, who spent last mother. Mr# A. B. leader
Mr» John Hurlburt and baby were the year January In honor of the god
week visiting friends ami relatives in
Janus At dawn of th«» year the |»v«>ple.
Gresham and Portland, returned home visitors at th.e E E. ChaMiberluiu home roh«*d in white, sacrificed elaborate of-
several
day»
ia»t
week.
Saturday accompanied by her aunt,
ferings to their K' m I». especially to
Mrs. Fred Woetell, of Portland, who
Mr an«l Mr* Ed. Gl a-on w» rv Sun* Janu*«. Fraternal greetings, tienevolent
gifts and exchanges of costly presents
will spend some time visiting at the •lay visitors at Latourell Fall».
Lusted home.
Bertha Henry ami Ethelyn Smith market! the «lay. All evil »(«eaklng.
quarrels or exevasea were for one day
Mrs. W. Craswell made a business were Portland visitors Saturdaj
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laid asi<!e. and the ideals of a nobler
trip to Portland Monday.
Hana Henrick*on and Frank Snitxler future were brought to mind by para
G. Wetherby of Portland was looking attended the dance at Gage Saturday ties enacted In public places. The sol
diers renew«! their vows of loyalty to
after land interests in this vicinity last evening.
week.
Mr and Mr-. Chas. La tou nd I of La* Caesar and put on new uniforms.
G. Blackburn had a severe touch of tourvll Fall» w» re here b« tw<-cn train»
the grip, but is much better.
Sunday evening.
Son-Father, what la the rest of the
Miss Olive Lusted is confined to her
Ralph Kinraid i» suffering from an quotation ‘ Mau propoaea and”— Fa*
ther (sadlyWoman seldom refuses. -
home with the prevailing malady, the attack of the grip.
grip.
Floyd Herd uas a welcome visitor at Buffalo Times
Wrestling Is the national sport of
Men have been working on the bridge Ferndale place Sun<lay.
rerala, and the tournaments held to
north of the Lusted school, but it is nut
decide championships rival our base
completed yet.
itall matches in popularity.
HLRLBLRI
Knlcker My son. this hurts me more
Mrs. F. Emily ha» returned home
COTTRELL
from Salem where she has »[>ent sev-l than you. Johnuy — Well, pa, why
don’t you take chloroform before you
Joe Hall's gasoline engine is used in eral WM-ks with friends.
Ijegln?—New York Sun.
cutting cord wood on the new Cottrell
Miss Kate Johnson of Portland has 1
“It's generally a mistake.” said Va?
school ground.
lieen visaing frxMids and relatives in
cle El«en, “to lose time f’um huntin'
Floyd Radford has taken the lowest this neighborhood.
work w hile you is try in’ to capitalise
contract bid on clearing the school
Mrs. Fitzgerald visile«! her son, J a hard luck story."—Washington Star
property, and is doing rapid work on Fitzgerald, on 'aturday and Sunday.
With the exception of Great Britain
same.
Mr and Mrs E. G. Rickert were in and America there are no two coun
F. Beers sent his teams to Portland to Gresham Tm - lay attending the funeral tries in the world where the mile Is of
bring out three ton of stumping powder. of Mr. Winters.
equal length.
He intends to clear eight acres opposite
Mrs. M. Graham was a sailer at the
“You have no sense of humor," he
the church.
home of Mrs. A’. Ellis and Mrs. W. complained. “You can’t take a Joke."
The revival meetings which closed Evans Saturday.
“I t«N»k one when I got you," she bit
terly replied.—Pick-Me-Up.
here Friday have been very successful,
there having been several converts.
SEC1I0N UNL
Many people from this vicinity are
interested in the Hindu trial. F. Beers
Wm. Ream lias juat returned from a
an<l T. Dunn are subpoenaed to appear trip to Hillsboro, where he attended a
on the trial sessions. Mr. Brownell of turkey eliootinfl tournament at the
Oregon City is the lawyer for the de- home of a relative.
fense.
Congratulations are tendered to Mr.
Stillman Andrews has completed hit and Mrs. Ruhl on the birth of a grand-
barn, and we feel it a creditable im- eon in Alaaka recently, born to their
provement.
daughter Anna and her huehand, Dr.
Miss Morris of Woodburn is visiting I-uther Froman.
in this community. She is thinking of
Neighbor J. Dollonvich ia preparing
forming a music route. Miss Morris U j go <m a tret -praying tup to Gresham
has talent both in vocal and instru- and other parte soon.
mental music,
B. Dahlhammer has lieen troubled
Frank Beers recently bought a new with the local ailment, the grip, of late.
piano.
Mrs. Carpenter is convalescing from
her late serious illness.
LALOLRLLl
Mrs. M. Rolierte who has been stay
ing with the Arnspigers, left for her
Herbert Courier, who is attending
home in Portland on Saturday, where
business college in Portland, spent
she will stay with her ag.-d parents.
Saturday and Sunday with his uncle,
Mrs. T. E. Lewis of Hose Cottage,
Newton Courier.
Russellville, was a guest of the Buck
Mrs. Zula Jetourell waa a Portland
leys on Friday.
visitor one day last week.
How Would You Like to Be a King?
For King Edward', Christmas table
the swankeeper has selected some thir
ty cygnets. Some of them will weigh
as much as twenty-five pounds. The
king will make presents of a few of
bls cygnets to memtiers of»the royal
family. The king's poulterers, Messrs.
Bellamy Bros, of Jermyn street, will
probably have about half a dozen
young swans for sale. The price, about
40 shillings a pair, makes them a lux
ury even for the rich. Fur centuries
the cygnet has been a royal dish, and
King Edward Is very fond of It. The
flavor Is like that of goose. Queen
Alexandra and two of the city com
panics maintain swans and cygnets on
the Thames, protected by special laws.
The largest swannery In the country Is
kept by Lord Ilchester.—M A. P.
Obliging.
“Great Scott!” »aid the doctor to bls
servant “Has nobody called during
my two days’ absence? I left this slate
here for callers to write their names
an. and It is perfectly clean.”
“Oh. yes, sir,” responded the servant
cheerfully “A whole lot of folks has
come. An' the slate got so full o'
names that only this mornln' I had to
rub ’em all out to make room fur
more!"-Cleveland Leader.
Have You Heard of Us ?
I)o You Know That We Do The l-arnett Second-hand
BusineNN in Portland? Then You Will Know When1
To Go For BARGAINS.
We llnve Nearly
Anything You May Want.
When YoQl'Dinc to the City S I EHR FOR
I HI'.
WESTERN SALVAGE CO.
627 Io SJ5 WdshlnulM St.
I'odkind.
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Hui II rhi.itv.
ll .itui*. A JTWI
Additional Gresham Locals I II 1:0. ROY
(Continued from lh»t psge
The young people's orchestra, organ
iird al»out M months ag«\ I ms improved
to rapidly as to enable them to rent a
hall for rehearsal». They have rented
Mvtsger'a hall for this pur|s*«* Ihev
have now organised a» the Grvehsni
Sympathy Orvheelra, und«»r which name
they will l»e known beieafter
J L«lbury, a prominent farmer «»(the
Sandy road district, was a vorj welcome
visitor last WctlnvsiLiv While her«*, hv
arranged for the continued vmlla of the
Copula”* Home Weekly.
Mrs Ethel Xhller, »»( Portland, visit«»!
her sister. Mr». I’ Michel, over Sund«»)
You will liu'l in the '’Want Ath,
thia w«*vk sttH'k advertis'd a« lost
ami found» g **d farm, paying buain«»»»,
at«M'k, poultry, win» feiice, plants « tv ,
fur sale, houe«» for rent, an«l %aii«»ua
wants.
Will pay you to lm»k these up
Ik« it now.
:iU> lliblmnl Mtroi-t
tVoiilil like lutlgurv on your
niMBIMi ANO GAS IIIIIM-
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; Everybody Enjoy!»
! • Home Cooking
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The place to find it In at
The Russellville Nursery Company
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Mr. and Mrs. N. P. Gleason were seen
on our streets Sunday.
H. A. LEWIS, Proprietor
Miss I-athrop, who is teaching a very
successful term of school here, was a
Montavilla Station,
-
P ortland , O regon
Portland visitor on Sunday.
Chas. Dixon returned to Bonneville,
Offers a good variety of fruit trees, ornamental shrubs and berry •
where he is busily engaged doing car
plants.
penter work.
Write for> particulars and price list.
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Mrs. W. E. Thomas and Mrs. Charles
Magiel, of Rooster Rock, visited in i
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EAST SECTION LINE
Mr Ilornecker, who has la.iigl.t part
of the Cornelius place, moved there last
week.
J. Allshouae has purchased a new
gaaoline engine which he will use for
pumping water.
Thomas «irant is still on tl.e ah k list.
B. Lynch has moved his family back
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a new home in Portland sometime next
month
Mr» P«»trr I'ailev was t gu^st of Mrs.
Timothy Brownhill lant Tuesday.
William Cohns ha» removed to Ins
FLOWER AND TREE.
farm in I'lraaant Valiev
Mr» E. E Ileal, «»ne of The Herald s
Cork bark Is w«»rthleas till the «>ri
•uliscrliters of <«t>ldfi«*l I, Nevada, I imn tree la fifty vram «»hl
kindly aent for the benefit of the Gresh
Hy rlnn tobacco han less nicotine that
am Library a very tin«* birdseye view
any other
Virginian has most, lb«
GuldAel«!, including the btnl ling» and percentage In tt>e latter rising to •
workings of the m ted Moahswk gold per cent
It Is one of th«» maxims ,»f sucreasfu
mine, »aid to lx* th«» richest mine in the
world, producing «»ver |l,(kM),(MM) hi g< Id plant growing thnt cultivation wltbuix
watering in l»*(ter than watering with
dust tlsily. The story •»( the progress
out cullhation
town of (»old licit I 1» sirangrr than tic
The willow is on«» of th«» must adapt
tion, millionaires springing up in a dai
Wide of plants A willow switch etiirl
Dan Talbot called at rhe Herald <»t- In th«» wet ground w III almost In* aria
tlce the fore part of the week I»» s-»y bly take root and become a tree
that rhe Herald last a<*rk staled but «
Through their leaven and atruw
(«art ol the truth concerning the out 'Yinnt« breath«« sir Just as do animals
A young plant 1»
per cent water an*
come of the c««ndeiiinatiuu suit brought
most of tb<* rv*»t carbon whhb th«
against him by th«* Mt AL **! Railway
people. In addition t«> the
lie w.t- plant has extm<*t«*d from the air.
awardvd open right of wav over th«
Animal Oddities.
company's track», the company having
to erect and maintain aaine nt th«*ir
A Spider can Ihr ten months wlthou
own expense Tin«, Mr lalG t *>avs,
food.
in «<«rttrconsiderable in« r«* to him than
t’at tie sn<! sheep will not fatt«r
the amount of money awarded him
alone They must feed In «»tupany
The liuiiee >>f the Baptist church will
T!ie youug of the «-««ndor are th
give a missionary ten at the home of only bints which remain In the n«*si
Unable to fly, for s whole twelveuioutl
Mrs. (iust Lnr«ou «>n Thursday after
(>strl<‘h«»n tinve the grrat«-«*t couteiup
noyn, January 30, from 2 l«> A o’clock
for Kaffirs am! Hottentots and attact
F.vrrybodp invited.
them mm h more readily than they <S
(>. A. Goodrich <>f Huluth, Minn , and
white tn-’W
Rohl. Walker of Tacoma, Wash , »<•««•
guests of Mr. and Mrs \ Mrvers last
Science Siftings.
Bunday.
Ttiere nr«» mountains In the tnooo
W N Chilcote of Plensniit Valiev ha*
»old his ranch to T R. Berry of La 3« 1,0(0 (eet high
The life of a north Atinnth Iretjern !•
Grande. Mr. Chilcote has purchas'd
l>l. Johnson’» pin««* in Plea»nnt Vall«*y often 200 years.
Th«* nveragi* pace nt which a tbun
In th«* lh*8»rmU*r number of Thv derwtorni travel« 1« twenty eight and s
Sch<»«d and Home edited under th« half mil«*«« nil hour
auspices of the Teachers’ Progr •»< club
A h««nlthy adult breathe» from four
of Multnomah county app* ar* the !in»t tes»n to twenty four times |**r minute
prize composition M*i«rdt*<l by thnt Th«» rate of th«* pul«e Is four times that
magazine for rhihlren’» »tori« - to Mil •f U m * respiration
drrd ('. luithim of the public M«*houl
Anatomical.
of The hall«*», which in entitled ”T«»in-
my and Tabitha."
Mtldr«*d in th*
Your I muim uuiulM-r 'JiiM.
daughter <»f Mr. and Mrs W <’ Lath
Your ■lotiinrli Im. four roata
ant ami in in th«» eighth grail«’.- The
.M.111 I. th. ouljr anliunl who poa-
hall«* Chronicle. M m « Lathini 1« 11
the projr-'tloh of th.- lower Jaw
niece of Mr ami Mrs. Timothy Brown bone known n. the chin.
hill.
I'lw inornir.' liuml of the mau I. fruui
It is reported that an inch «>f snow one 111. Ii to nn Inch him I three quart
lougcr thnu the wotnnn'» avarage.
fell in Upper Iaitour«»ll M «inlay
The Rebekahs recently installed
officer» an follows: N. G., Mrs. E«l
Hh»ri»t; vice. N. G , Mrs. Chas <«e«l
arnke; secretary, Geo. Keller, tr«a-
urer, Mrs. Geo. Kenney. Bevrral
candidates were initiated last Wedn«*»
day evening. Following th«* initiation,
a big supper wan served in the dining
room.
z
Mins Essie Crenshaw in on th«* rdrk
list.
M. Rickert of Montavilla wan a caller
at The Herald office thin week. Mr
Rickert has proven himself a g«Mnl
friend of The Herald, ami we ar«» al
ways gla«l to receive a visit from him.
He expects to commence the erection of
High and Low Citi...
I’aMco, th« capital of Junin. In l"mi.
1» the bigb.wt city In the world. It ta
built on n tal.lclnn.l 14.275 fret above
' the aca level The Dutch cHle« are the
Ion eat, twins aeveral feet Iwlow tlie
level of the m - o .
Praying on the Road.
In (Jrlcldade, EuglniHl, are several
old Enitllah cronaea. once cuetoiunrtly
ernti.l l.y the roadside and In other
cunvenlent localities, to “ahi the de
votlonv of the traveler or n.k hie pray
er« for ■ >me other wayfarer who may
have met doatb by accident or vio
lence
Burgaiii« ill the "Herald Want Ada."
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