Beaver State herald., November 27, 1908, Image 4

Additional Gresham locals
MOUNT SCOTT
AT CIT\
PRICES
PRESCRIPTION’
CHEMICAIS
FILLING
AND
MEDICINES
STATIONERY OF All. KINDS
POSTAL CARDS
MT. SCOTT
DRUG CO
LENTS.
OREGON
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R. H. CASWELL
AUCTIONEER
4>|>en to ent.-aiti-nient tor all kind» of
Auctiom-erini:
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OREGON
GRESHAM.
The Kel.'kah. gave a very guol enter*
lainment at the Nashville hall on Fri­
day evening. Alter the program danc­
ing was engaged in until a late hour.
Quite a number were out from tow n.
(Con tinted from Page 1 )
aa a result R J. MrCullom *ill be the
next N. G., M. Robison, V. <»., Bert
Lou «»I. Sw. and John St ¡ger. treat*
Th«» Stork had a busy night in Lent»
Tuvstlay night. Viaila were lecorxivd al
In the gueraing contvat given by Fil­ the homes of Claude t'othmm and Itort
er'» piano boils«' as to the nuiiitor of Lowe, and Henry Page is reji^riiig over
piano, in a certain picture. Mrs. Tobin the arrival of a tine fill.
was fifth in the contest.
She received
Mr. and Mr«, llarry Ilicknase. w ho
an organ as a prise.
have made their horn« at \V «esimere
Mi’s Clauds Anderson, who has been for a<)me time, will move to their new
teaching, came home to attend the home on St. Johns Height».
Teachers' Institute and Thanksgiving.
Mia» Maud Zimmerman ami her
Mrs. Tobin has been attending the mother went np to Oawego the last of
the week to vi«it relative» an<l friends.
Teachers meeting this week.
Meetings art1 now being held at the
M. E. church.
lie*|MH t the Butte Roys propertied.
Inform« tie that Batea Shattuck ia
ployt^i at the Goldfield Con mill.
MAIN SIRI I I,
II. M Chitwood of Arleta, real eatate
and employment rgeut, aa* looking
after interval» in and near Grv»hani on
Tuvrdav»
Al ti. SPECHI', Proprietor
Fred Lanía ha* administered • new
CiMt of paint to the Guider collage on
Powell street.
Alva I level ha. grad.nl and graveled
the sidewalk in front of hi« residence
Gresham Meat Market
C. W Simmon» left a cow-hide turnip
at The Herald office which measured 20
inchea in length and 12 inchtM in dia­
meter. lie say» it was planted in July
and grown in the open field.
BARGAINS IN MEATS
Hams 15c, Bdcon Hie. Lard
Farms a Specially
OFFICE AT ABLET V OREGON
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American Magazine........................................................
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American Primary Teacher..........................................
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Good Housekeeping .........................................................
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Harper's Magazine
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Household Companion ......................................................... 2 25
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T. R. Howitt,
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don't knock.
« m > I MPLOYMENT
¡GRAND CLUBBING OFFERS
•
ALWAYS ON HAND
Carl Shattuck is rushing hi» mill and
waielmu«e building to completion.
Mr*. C J. Sunderland ami daughter,
of Woodlaw n, came out Wednesday to
The Gymnasium, which to to I»» th«* s|tvnd Thanksgiving with her imrvnt»,
home
of the Uoinniandry Club w ill soon Mr. and Mr». J T McColluch.
Mt Scott 1 odge No. 1SS. I. O. O. F ,
W. O’Nvvl of Portland, otherwise
held election on Tuesday evening and to* a reality The toy» »ay»"Hurry up ”
Let us t«e truly thankful for the pros­ known as ‘’Sailor Rill," np<nt Tuvnday
perous condition of the Villa.
Boost, in town at the bom« of C. \\ Rounv.
REAL ESTATE
GRI SHAM. OR!’.
I'resh Bread, Cakes, Pies, Etc. :
Mrs. Additon is away on a business
trip to Independence and other places
along the S. P.
H. M. CHITWOOD
BAKERY
CITY
lie
etil’
Feldv McColl sp'ii! Thanksgiving at
New houses are in plain sight in ever) home.
direction.
John Shattuck is home fmm the
The Catholic scho<»| building under State I'mvenuty where he is a student.
const ruction will I h * strictly up to date.
Mr. and Mr«. E. Townsend returned
l'he Alder Society gave a phasant vest» rduy from a short hom-yinuon trip
¡*artv at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Fall­ to pointi* near McMinnville.
er, Nov. 20. H. E. Ryder rendered a
Many attend«*! the mask bull given at
tmratone solo very acceptably
Rockwood U V a Inesday.
AH report a
raul Tompkins returned to hi» home tine time.
in Scio on Saturday, alter a inunth» »o
Rolwrt Cathey from Missouri, it visit­
j<»urn here with his daughter.
ing his brother, W, C. Cathey. They
At the basket social giv» n by the Rus­ had not »vvu each other for »55 years.
sellville grange Saturday evening in the
The "Gresham tiianls" will play in-
schoolhouse, some of the basket« were dour bascl.Mill tins season with the same
sokl at a big price.
team they ha<i la*t summer. They ex-
We wish to correct an err »r made la*t
week. The rtxvption given on Tuesda)
evening was for the |»aator and hi« wife
of Grace Baptist church. Rev. and Mr»
Alla-rt Patch.
We wvkume them to
our midst.
JI W I I I R and OPIICIAN
AH torsi a«lvvrtH**in«-titn nr«- run ntutor thia
h. ,.i al Ihr ral«
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«uhkvq livtlt llisv-r t h.n* Mill be
ihm -I c on l«% to .Hi word« for I»» rrnia, yuio>i
«rtt»!» lor I*» Ui file
lo »'• Wor«|e lof 'JO t vliU
Nu n-i publtohsa tor 1st» iftaa • • »•»•!»•
i*a«h tn «»I*aiin- rx<-v|>( to regular «»Iveriia« rn
If you ha* v an; ihlng (o »oil, «»r w lah lo bur
aiiAlhlu«. or have T«»t anything
||(Y A
WAN I G> “ hi I hi# column
Tbr rraulu will
»urpriev you
• aeh or puaila»« «iaii>i>*
A fur lx »a was
urb. We need it and feel that it is due
us at once. Eh?
How about running Valley naul near
The Herald office recently
trailers at the working hour»?
Morris McDermitt of the Troutdale
The Moravilla Home Training Club
’ met on Friday afternocn. The address Gazette made a short call at The Herald
was given by Mrs. M. E. Hhafiord and on Tuesday.
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EASTMAN KODAKS
AND CENTURY, FREliO AND HAWK-EYE
Cameras
< cmfra hi pplies
F. W. FIEl.DHOUSE
kodak and
(IRESMAM,
OR! (ION
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C. L. CRENSHAW
and Plumber
ATA BARGAIN—45 curd« hvr alder
wood. Ser Mr* 1. McColl, Grraham
I to* Irr In T'l* and Pump Fix-
tu rea. Shrrl iron Work.
llighrnt price paid for frvall CuWM
Zurtlurh Bro«., Lenta. Ore.
CORDWOOD, FOR SALE
Live. |4; d«*ad $3. Deliver»-«! in Gn-«h
am and Troutdale.
All *«>uml
I'hunc
Farmer» 2MU.
Immmiiat« drlivrrv.
Wilbur Taylor of Ihifur visited at the Frank Gustafson, Gre«ham.
(fi2 •
home of bis niece, Mrs 1». M. Rotierts.
FOR BALI Bur» Hatch incubator,
this week. Mr. Taylor is an ubl-time brooder, lamp« etc. B«>x 45, Lents.
resident of the Columbia Slough dis­
F<»R SALE—4'anary bird».
I havr
trict ami ha» not lievn in this kwality
ini|x>rtol Ciniiaiiion nn<l German Lin-
for thirty-five years.
n«ta.
Mr». J. A Falmqiiiat. I*h<»n<'
4A
I)r. H H. Ott has returned from his 338, Gr«-»hniii.
A rousing Rally was held at the White
Temple church Monday evening. About
seventy people from Montavilla attend­
ed. One great object of this Rally wa»
to begin to push, pray and plan for the
great Northern Baptist convention to lie
re**ent visit to Kansas. He reports the
held here next year.
young Ott as pru»|>erous.
His niece.
The Hoard of Trade are certainly do­
Miss
Chresaie
ott,
ha-»
come
out
to visit
ing a good work. Now that we have the
fire hydrnts they are after the street car and officiate as huUMvker|M*r fur the
company for better service for our sub­ winter.
b|<<ualty
a
lô i airing
Watch
Wanted, Por Sale, Lost,
Pound, Etc.
I »vet to go Up against some of the best
teams of the state ami will no doubt
give a good account of themselves.
Theod ore Brugger spvnt a day in
Portland at the Teachers’ Institute this
week.
We understand the city council has
rhetirvsliam ( MiCadl tram will buck
declare»! Pearl street open.
an aggregation of collegians, former stars
Let us haw more sidewalks and letter an»l heatyweights, known as the Alum­
ni team, on the local gridiron Saturday
crossings.
Mrs. Matlock has lieen suffering from afternoon.
Mr. and Mrs. Lesslie rntrrtainr«l for
a cold for the past three weeks.
The first duty of bachelors is to ring Thanksgiving, sevrntvrn of her children
and children’s children. The house was
the city belles.
tilled to overflowing.
Mr. and Mrs. Reynold» of KM Misner
Mrs. Frank Woatell has gone for a
street left for Corvallis a few days ago.
visit to her sister's, Mr*. George Lusted.
Mark Ito 11 us and wife of Lo« Angele»,
Orland Zwk ami wife took Thanks­
were the guests of Miss Palmer at 7
Pearl street this week.
They left for giving dinner w ith his loarrnta in Barton.
home on Friday evening.
Want Column F. W. FIELDHOUSE
FoR SALE—Fine Upright piano or
will exrhanit»1 f*»r I i <> hh < aixl buggy or
light wagon or fr«-»h cow».
A«blr<-<M
J. A Undwy, Tronltiale or rail near
Cedar eehooL
4U
IX 1ST—Th nr* toy in Grmhiim. black
hand Michel).
Contain-» mime change
lodge receipt, Mtampa. I'lraac leave al
Herald office.
Powell St.
Gresham, Ore.
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CENTRAL HOTEL
RFSUURMT IR COIIECÎIOR
M EALS
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Home Cooking
MRS. S. T. CROW, PROP.
GRESHAM.
WANTED—Thirty, 40 or ft) arrw» in
cultivation to lea««*.
Sherman A liar-
rtM, I Ml E. Yamhill, Portland, Orc. 52
ORE.
was profitable as well as entertaining.
The ladies nt Grace church receive«I
the ladi«n from the Methodist and Pres­
George ami Ruby Cummings are at­
byterian churches on Wednesday after­
noon. I-et us have more meetings of tending the Holmes business college.
Lsal rv»i«lents heard the cry of a
this kind eo that we may get better ac­
quainted ami work together for the go«>i panther near the section line road this
past w»-<-k, while covote« are rut her plen­
of our community.
The choir of the Mississippi Avenue tiful and chickens growing «*4-arcr on the
Congregational church rendered several base line road.
SECTION li\t
O. E. Ral»er ami family of Portland
selections at the Musicale given by the
Junior lj*ag’ie of the Methodist church were guests at Arnspiger lodg»* Sunday.
Tuesday evening,
We hope that they
Among other goo«I things showered
will soon visit us again.
down lately is a niimh«r of P<«rtlaml
The District Conference met in an all real estate men who are looking over
• lay aessiou on Thursday. The attend­ the farms in hopes •>( future plats for
new additmns. >»>me are offering good
ance was good.
Mr. Reed gave the young people of the figures in order to get control of 1-M»se
Methodist church a fine talk on Sunday acreage».
Among new ouner*bi|M» incidentally
, evening. His topic was charity, l^-t us
may be im-ntione I the tupiiring of a
profit by his encouraging words.
,
Ito ready for The District School Fri­ parcel of soil in the school <li-tn« t by
Mrs. M. E. Buckley who i- now a hg.il
day night. Two hours of laughter.
Think of it—school as it was forty years voter as well an a local scribbler. Hoch
dor kaiser.”
: »go.
The
Multnomah County Sunday
School Convention was held at Hasnain
i Congregational church Monday after­
noon and evening.
The program in­
I eluded a bampirt.
Rev. Paul Rader
was toast-master. Several people from
' the ‘‘Villa’’ attended, Prof. Patterson
being one of the numlier.
The plasterers have taken fKMisesslon
of our new »chool which is rapidly near­
ing completion.
R. Hnyder is at the Good Samaritan
hospital undergoing treatment for an
alx*ess of the throat.
Daniel Doblere of Iowa is visiting at
Buckley Grove. He is a kinsman of the
William Bartlett has been confined to hostess.
i the house several days.
Prof. Ezekiel Simpkins and auch
I scholar» as Lydia Pinkham, Petey Bar-
num, Ben Butler, Christy < 'oliimbiiH,
Lizy Ann Smslgra»» and Je»se Jain*-s
will apjwar in the laughing farce, "The
Old District School," at Woodward hall
Friday evening, November, 27.
Company
ForsYDDLEs, II MINI ” »«ml ALL
HARN Es." A< X ' E
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Read the “Want Ads.” You
Wants Supplied on page 8.
GRESHAM,
I!L Gresham Harness Shop
OREGON
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All Klrol« H« i-Mlrlng <pii« kly dour.
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Representing the J. It W atkims
M kihcxi . C omi - asy
GRISHAM,
OREGON
SEEDS»
60 YEARS’
EXPERIENCE
A GOOD HOUSEHOLD SOAP.
When making soap, to every pound of
potash used add one-half |smnd of bor­
ax and a few drops of carbolic acid, ac­
cording to strength of the acid, stirring
in the last two ingredients just at the
finish, either in toiled or cold soap, and
We regret to know that Mr. John
the resultant soap will to aii|ierior to
Brown is ailing ami trust he will noon
any soap for general purposes, as the
l»e on the happy road U> re«u>very.
housewife is certain of the condition ami
quality of fat used. If fresh mutton-tal­
.MEALY POTATOES.
low to need it makes a good healing
To mak<» old ami poor potato?« de- soap for workingmen's use.
j lightfully mealy ami an»l nice, the mo­
ment waler han toen draited from them
after toiling, take kettle to open air ami
| aliake gently; mu«l to done very quick.
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