FAIRVIEW
CHOPPING AND ROLLING
FAIRVIEW, Or«., Hept. R—Mr«
Maunder«, daughter and child, who
have ireeu her« viaitmg relative« for
some time, returned to their home st
Grass Valley last Saturday.
Mrs. J. O. Downing who has lies»
vary ill la improving.
J W. Lalnbaugb o< Halem viaited hi«
daughter, Mrs. J. A. Cart bon. Hund«y.
Mrs. Grace Few«l atxl children of
1 Hood River visited from Haturdav till
I Monday with Mre. Fewel's brother, W.
Ellison and wife.
Mrs. D. O. Dunliar and Mie« Ixiuiaa
Moller ol I'ortlarxl have been spending
a lew days with their mother, Mre. (J.
B Moller. Mr«. J. P. Murphy, another
daughter, also «|>ent Saturday here.
Oriti liken at any Tlme---Qulck Delivery.
Mill Peed on hand at All Time»
Market Price Paid for drain
SUN-DIAL FEED MILL
F airview ,
OREGON
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LUMBER
Clackamas County
OLKANINQH
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SANDY
TROUTDALE
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BORNSTEDT & RUEGG
TROUTDALE, Ore., Hept. ».-Her­
man Blaser and Jens !.arson are pre­
paring to start a general inert haixliae
store st Corbett. Mr. Blaser was a for­
mer partner of the firm of Harlow,
Blaser A Harlow and Mr. Larson has
been an employs of that firm for some
time.
Shingles!
Look!
Sawed $2.25 per M.
Hand Shaved $2.50 per M.
If You are Going to Buy FIELD FENCING,
us show you the SUPERIORITY of
Claud Heslln who has taken the pesi-
lion formerly held by Jene I ar son has
movari into ths Bob White house, va­
cated by G, N. Reynolds and wife.
Let
Pittsburg Perfect
over all others; it comes in any style you may wish.
are no higher than inferior makes.
J H. Hudson and family left Sunday
svsniog for Bsksr City to spend some
time and poesibly to locate
Prices
We »ell McCALL PATTERNS and Publications.
Sapacriptiona taken
for McCall's Magazine only 50c ¡<er year postpaid
Mr. Fisher, who Is principal of Trout-
dais sebool, has taken lodging in Mrs.
Violet Stevens' home and will spend
W. H Naahburn and family have Saturday and Sunday with hia family io
siovrsl back into their house on the Portland. Mim Irma Voee, primary
teacher, is living with tier mother and
weet end of the Hun Dial ranch.
brother in Louis Helming'« cottage.
Mr«. O. A. Jackson is moving to Port­
Mr. Helming haa moved his family
land In order to giva her daughter« bet­
into Chas. William's house.
ter school advantage«.
Mr. and Mre. Stone, former Trout­
Rev. W. O. Forbes, Hunday school
miaaionary for the center diatrict of dale reaxlente. have moved liack bare
Washington preached in Huiilti Me­ from Portland.
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Tomatoes and Corn, 3 for.........-
SANDY,
Groceries
complete ö
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OREGON !i
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PER TON
CASH
Max Davis is building a new residence
æeeexee a ee a ease ee eee eee æaaaaeaaaaeeeaeeae ee eeeew
here.
TIMBERS
There •«< recently held a w,»«wial
ROUGH I.EMBER
school meeting of district 46 to consider
SIZED am » DRKSHED LIMBER | the pr.ipusllian to bond the district to morial church her« Hunday evuning.
Miss Salina Fog'^sntertained Mias
build a new echoolhouse. the Itullding
Rev. Mr. Griawnld, Sunday school ini«- Pearl Abramson of Portland last week.
RI'HTIC
to cost a 1»nit
The majority were
■ionary in Oregou, preacbe«^ at 11
Mr. and Mrs. Henry Richardson and
FOR PEACH PLUMS OR ITALIAN PRUNKS DELIVERED AT FAIR.
FU HIRING
: u> favor of the motion. County Super-
o'claok.
children «|e-nt Sunday and Monday
intendent
Gary
was
present
at
lbs
VIEW, BOXED.
BOXES FURNISHED.
CEILING
Mrs. M. C. Cornett entertained ths with relatives in Portland.
I meeting.
Ladies
society
of
the
Smith
Memorial
FINISHING MATERIAL
II.
E.
Surber,
wife
and
daughter,
Hchoul opens September 14th. Mi»»
Bring your fruit early — Overripe fruit Worthhwa.
I Elisabeth Canning baa been ra-engaged church on Thursday afternoon ol thi« have returned from a few days' visit in
week. The ladle« suspended their work Washington.
to teach for the ensuing year.
W. E. ELLISON
CLEONE, OREGON
Mre. Chas Btilleon and daughter will
The local Assembly of Artisans held ■ during the summer month«, this being
leave Salem, Wis., on September 27th
well attended meeting on Thursday in their first meeting since June.
On Thursday evening a concert was and »ill »pend some time with Mr.
Odd Fellow»' hall.
Raymond Olson will leave shortly tor given by local talent in the Presbyter­ j Stillsoil at Diamond, Wash., before re-
Eugene where he will begin work in the ian church for tire benefit of the new | turning home.
church being built at Hurlburt.
Slate University.
Mias Chappell of LaCamas haa been
Misses
Margaret
and
Angelina
Can
­
G. E. Shaver haa Ireeu painting the visiting at the home of Dan Mickley.
Phone, -ill. Mill
ttiilr east Krlao
ning. who have Iteen »|>en<ling their I interior of the new school building at
Troutdale school opened last Tuesday
Eirst-rls«» accommodations
j vacation with their parents, have re­ District No. H.
Commercial trade solicite.!
with a good attendance. A few of the
turned to Portland where they are at­
Dean beds and good meals
Mrs. F. N. Wilkins arc I eon Harold of pupils are away to the bop fields.
tending school at Hl. Mary'» Academy. Vancouver visited at the borne of A. I-
Mr. Zarbel and wife have moved into
F m 4 Stable il CMMdiM
Master Joe also returned to Mt. Angel Stone on Hunday.
Mrs. Frances Allard's cottage.
j College.
Jtarlcef Price for All
Ray Kuhlman lias just returned from
The Ladies Aid society held their first
Jake Tawney Is furnishing amusement
CASPER JUNKER, Prop.
Ksneaa where be spent the past year. meeting for some time last Wednes­
to the people ol this burg by trying to
Mrs. Kuhlman returned some time ago. day with Mrs. William Hurssell.
Sandy,
i break a wild horse
Wm. Byers has nearly completed the
The farmers ol this vicinity are now
A. Selling has been entertaining his
erection of hia new barn and will begin
parents who were returning to their
I busy threshing
work on hia new house as soon as he
home at Walla Walla after several
gets his hay crop housed.
weeks' outing at their beach home at
BORING
Mre. II. M. Shaw entertained her
Seaview.
A boy wae born to the wile of Chas. brother. Wm. I«ee, and wife of Sellwood
Miss Susie Dedrick returned Sunday
Gibbons last week.
. over Hunday.
Many have gone from this locality to
Mr«. J. I.uehar and daughters have (rom visiting relatives at Hubbard.
FREI» ON If AN I)
the bopdekla in the Willamette Valley. l«en visiting with relative« at Ful­ I Grandfather Hess and two grand­
daughters, Bertha and Louise Helming,
O. E. Ilaley baa moved from Die Cot­ ton, Ora.
ROLLING AND CHOPPING HONE
tan ranch to Wenatchee, Wash., where
Miea J. C. Hickock left on Friday for have gone to the hop fields.
Roy Funk left Wednesday evening for
he aspects to make hia future home. Pilot Rock where she haa a ptwition a«
(SUCCESSOR TO A. L. STONE)
LaGrande where will attend high school
Mr. Speer has moved onto the place public school instructor.
left vacant by Mr. Haley.
Mr» Amanda Clark wae down from this winter.
ORE.
DORINO,
Mias Hannah Baughman of Portland
II. A. Darnall, editor of The Herald, Welches last week for a abort viait with
spent Thursday visiting the Logans.
was in Boring Monday.
relatives.
Someone has the credit of a joke, or
Mr. Allison has closed the saloon and
Ralph Scott will leave on Saturday
rather the expense.
School opened
1 haa left Boring.
for
California
to
pursue
hie
studies
at
Steam
Tueeday and part of the teachers were
Chas Palmer, from Willamina, was Occidental College.
They sa/ theyj didn’t know
FAIRVIEW,
; in Boring thia week meeting old ac-
Vernie Wenger made a trip to Corral-1 absent.
' ipiaintancea.
lie Saturday to make arrangements for when it should have begun.
Mr. Morgan is building an addition to entering the Agricultural College.
TROVTPALE, ORE.
the cottage he bought from Gut.
PLEASANT HOME
Mrs. C. G. Fancher, who ha» lieen ill i
I > . Schwabol.
Albert Quay ia having a vacation. I their grove. Miaeea Eva and Pearl Vore Cottr»ll Baptist church last Snnday
for «everal days, is improving.
Eunnett Donahue, our liveryman, has
Paul Duday is home from hie trip to He has been clerking in Markall'a store I spent a few days out here with them ! morning and at the Chapel in the after­
50c
noon. He will act as pastor for some
i gone to the huckleberry patch.
It» southern Oregon.
' last week.
for some time.
time.
, huckleberry pies lie's a'ter for the win­
The
Chnstiao
Endeavor
baa
been
dis
­
Misa Helen Brower has returned from
,J. W. Townaend, threatened with
Mr. and Mrs. A. West of Portland
ter.
Eagle Creek where sha was visiting old , continued for awhile.
typhoid fever, ie better.
are spending a three week's vacation
The long distance telephone exchange
Mrs. McMoll was a Portland visitor with Mm. West's father and mother.
J. H. Schram and Millard Cook, with friend« She «pent a few days in the
haa ls-en moved Root A Company's their families, have gone to the hop­ mountains.
the first of the week. Her daughter, Mr. and Mrs. layman.
Mr. Cannon is alowlv recovering from
: afore to the confectionery.
I. Ritaer fields.
Among the many who are attending a Sarah McBride, and littfe girl, came out
a stroke of paralysis. They received the
to spend a few days.
will have charge of the same.
few
weeke
in
the
hop
fields,
Mrs.
Will
J. T. Stillion haa accepted a position
Mr. Coleman from Washington ie sad news of the death of Mm. Cannon's
••••••••••••«••••a , The public traveling between Boring on a streetcar in Portland and will move Haris and family, Mrs. Cline and
sister's little daughter, Ella, who visited
clerking
at the Douglass store.
atxl Sandy will soon find a go>sl plank there soon.
them during Mr. Cannou's sick ties*.
Slaughter, Mrs. Jackson, Mrs Cunning­
There will be services Sundav in the Mrs Cannon. Mr. ami Mm. Hunter and
road all the way. Mr Strauaa ia pro­
ham and children, may ba mentiontd.
HENSLEY
Methodist church only in the morning. Litsie attended the funeral at Oregon
gressing rapidly with the grading and
POWELL VALLEY
! Mrs. E. M Douglas« has made «everal The following Sunday. September JOtb, | City.
planking from Boring to Timmerman's
A very pleasant »urprise was given to trit* to Portland on businam this week. will be Mr. Reeee's liu>t Sunday and he
Mise Simmons who spent some time
corner.
H. A. Darnall was in this vicinity on will preach morning and evening.
Mre. W. Bottleeon by her many friende
here lias returned to Portland.
Bruce Allison ia down from Scio, laat Monday, the occasion living her Monday.
I Mrs Hoffman has bought Mr. Math->
Mias Lixxie Hunter has returned to
spending a few days with friends.
Mr. Kelly and family have returned ews’ place and has moved her family I Mt. Vernon where she will be overseer
.’iOth anniversary. Dainty refreshments
50c a Cord
Messrs. Clawson and Williams, former vere served an.l everyone wished her to their home in Portland after spend­ ' from Mrs. Calvin's place.
in the millinery department of a large
Rev. Coleman held services in the store.
buttermaker» at the Damascus cream­ many happy return» of the day.
ing two month» camping two month« in
I
ery, have moved to Woodland, Wash.
The Ladle«’ Missionary secietv will
Phone Farmern 35x2
I Mr. Vlnr is now tusking butter at the meet at the home of Mre. Carl Nelson
creamery.
on Monday, Sept. 14th.
Everyone in-
Fisher, Thorson A Co. have started
tereRted is cordially invited.
their tie-treating plant again and have
Mr. and Mr». C. P. Johnson enter­
put Mr. Nutting in charge. They do
tained a number of friend» at their home
RAPID
COMFORTABLE
FREQUENT
their treating at night, being furnished
last Sunday.
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with electric lights from Paliner'a mill.
W. Peterson and family called on p.
N. Almquiat on Sunday.
CHLRRYVILLE
Mt»a Sophia Magnuson of Portland is
A social dance was given at Hotel visiting with Mr». C. P. Johnsou.
Repairing
STITIMS
tl1ST IWSC1
Cherryville last Saturday night.
All
$20
STRAUS LUMBER
iBLSandy Hotel
COMPANY
ORIENT,
ORE.
GRAIN BOUGHT
Oregon
BORING ROLLER ANO
J. W. BENECKE i
CHOP MILL
Robt.
Tassell
General Merchandise
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Wood Saw
OREGON -
FIR WOOD
W. F. GREER
T.
Gasoline Wood - Saw
Troutdale,
Oregon
Portland Railway Light & Power Co.
J. A. CARTHON
Springwater Division
Horseshoeing
General
Wagon >.« Carriage Work
B All„ >nd M.M
G0RBET1
| Friel of thia vicinity went for a camping
Mre. Chaa. Iatourell of Taitonrell
trip last week.
Falla viaited her parent« in thia vicinity
OREGON I pete Stone and hia mother went to
FAIRVBW,
Monday.
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. Rockwood last week on business
Mr». C. J. I.ittlepage. formerly of thi»
Mi«« Mary Mitchell of Oregon City
place, now of Moeier, wae here un busi­
ness the first of the week.
PNOKRTAKINtl ANI» KMRAI.MINU
Rhododendron Spring« la»t Friday.
N. P. tileaeon went to the city on
Cells Promptly
Mr. and Mrs. Cliauncy Coffman of Tuesday.
All Work First-Class.
Atteixied to
Three-Six visited in Portland last week.
Miss Etbelyn Smith of Portland epent
KM., 1»».
Phone. I«7.
Sunday and Monday at her home here.
GRESHAM. ORE
Mr». Geo. Chamberlain it enjoying a
AIMS
I. V. EMERI. PROP
Emmett Donahue of Boring and a viait from her father, Mr. Owen, of Cor­
friend were in Aims last Tueeday on vallis.
| business.
Mi»» Emma Hankey returned
Wm. Ilardin took a load of hop pick­ Portland Monday evening.
er» to the train at Troutdale on Mon­
Mr». Gleason, Eva and Floyd Recti
day. returning the same day.
spent Sunday in the city.
Mrs. Bassler has come to stay with
Mr». Ketchum ha» returned to rort-
her »ister, Mrs. Snore, while Mrs
land after camping here »everal days.
[ Snore’s children are at the hopfields.
Mr». Carney of Aberdeen, Wash., ie
Mr. Stoke» and Mr. flonevan of Port-
' land have lieen out here looking ior a visiting her Meter, Mrs. N. P. Gleason. I
location.
Messrs. R. P. Russiniissen, T. I.. Ev­
Mr. and Mr». Al Martin made a biifti- ans and Geo. Chambr. lain loaded a ear
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nee» trip to Portland last week.
of pea» here the first of the week.
Mrs. Bassler fell fvui a log into the
P. Rasmussen
Mr. and Mr». Mann of Bakersfield,
mill pond recently while dipping a pail
Corbett,
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Oregon
i of water and has a very bad cold as a Cal., arrived Saturday to, remain indef­
I result.
initely.
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c awetat Car Leaves Portland Saturday Night, (only) al 11 <0 lor Umbam. Troutdale and Fairview Returning to Milwaukee Car Barn.
Troutdale Branch
CHOP MILL j
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For Dragon City, Canemah Park and way point», change car» at Golf Junction
For Lent», Mount Scott and east »ide points, change cars at Lenta Junction.
W. P. MULCH AY, Traffic Agent.
General Offices, First and Alder Sts., P obtiaxd , O rioon .