The Board of Trade met on Monday
evening. It wa. a special meeting and
of great interest.
They are planning
for a banquet in the near future.
If we neglect »yvtematic exereive we
cannot hope to attain that degree of
mental and phv»icaldevelopment which
Nature intended ior u» and which alone
enable» us to grapple »ueceaafully with
life's problems—to “be up and doing
with a heart for any fate.”
L. J. Falls has returned home for the
holidays. He has been on an extended
trip having been away two months.
F. L. I'rink who has been ill with
muscular rheumatism, is slowly recov-
ering.
The new crow walk at the end of the
car-line is greatly appreciated, thank,
to the Light A Power Co.
Mr. and Mrs. G. K. Howitt have gone
to California for the winter.
E. B. Marelock has returned from a
five weeks viait in Eastern Oregon.
The cold spell of weather has caused
work on the new gymnasium to stop.
Wind from the east is neither good for
man or beast.
Let us learn self-reverence, self-con
trol. self-knowledge.
Want Column
Wanted, For Sale, Lost,
Found, Etc.
On \V<>.lnv«.Uy evening the Primary
ilrpartnieiit <>( Grave lUpti.t church hail
their I'hriatnias excrci.es
Thia even
ing the main achool will give .1 i-antata
entitled "ChrietniM »1 Graiulpa»."
0. E. Conner and wife of Tualatin *re
spending the holiday» here.
Some injury to the cement work on
the grange hall wss anticipated, but ex
amination showed that the injury a a*
very alight.
Work was resume« I on
Tuvailav and it is hoped the root will la*
well along by another week.
A baby girl came last Thursday night
to atav with Mr. Smith, our restaurant
Mr. Metzger of the firm of Sloan A
keeper.
Metzger, Ii.s auM hi, intereat to Mr.
The Rebekah and I. O. O. F. lodges
Sloan.
art» preparing for a joint installation, to
Our school children »re enjoying » ten
be hel«l the first week in January at the
days vacation.
Millard Avenue hall.
The “Giving" entertainment at the
Mrs Niblin, who lives on the Section
Methodist church was a pleasant varia-
Line road, haa been quite ill thia week.
tion from the usual Christinas enter-
Mr. and Mrs. Tischner, daughter and
tainment.
A spirit of cheerfulne»» w»s
son-in-law of Spencer Lake, have moved
displayed and the children seemed to lie
with the Ua'k family into the latter*»
very happy.
new house near Lenta Junction.
To be happy and make others happy
Dr. and Mm. Joes of Ivanhoe Station
is the highest duty and privelege in life
spent Xmas with friends in Lents.
A New Year's sermon wa» preached
Mr. ami Mis. Henry Nelson of l\*ep
by the pastor of the Grace Baptist on
Sunday.
Write on your heart that every day is
the best of the year.
Midnight watch service» will be held
at the Methodist church.
Russellville Doings
Mr. and Mrs. F Howitt had their
Miss Effie Hibbs ba» gone to Spokane. usual Christmas dinner so as to have all
Mr». Paul Tompkins and her daugh tin ir children and grandchildren at home
ter Ruth of Scio are vi.iting Mr». C. evwy Christmas.
TI mm * press-lit were
Dunnigan. They wiil return home on Mr and Mrs Lewis, two daughters and
Sat unlay.
son; T. R. Howitt and daughter; W. W
A liountiful «tinner
The roof is on the new nymiMliun Howitt and wife.
I and the building is about ready to be was M-rvvd and m-wral pleasant hour»
»pent. All regrettisl that their son. who
plastered.
The Comraderv Club met at the resi n-xiih-s in California could not lie tliere.
dence of Mr. E. Robbins on 80th street
on Tueedav evening.
PIGS’
For Sale.
Thoroughbred
Hazel Wasbburne is lying seriously
Poland-China. Prise boar in service.
Webb Farm. Phone 158.
ill at her home, the cause is ptomaine
' poisoning.
—FOR SALE—
1 Young Team largì* draft horses.
Fred Sheldon, one of our mail-carriers
1 3-yr. old high-grad«- Brown Swi** Bull.
Sited by registered bull. Mother has has been confined to his home for some
i time.
good butter record.
4 Cows.
Dr. Frank Voge and wife have been
Oats.
Mrs. James A. Wilson. Gresh
am, Route 4, near I nion School. 3 visiting in Salem for the past few days.
Miss Lena Wertz was luamed IVc. 13
FOR SALE — 8. C. Brown Leghorn
Cockerel*, Fri»*-winning 8tock. E. J. to France» Park Kurtz of Cleveland,
Gredin, phone 325, Greshani.
(3 Ohio. We extend our best wishes.
Cattle lh nianl Pitts is recovering.
Mr». Blanche Herahner, who lias la-cn
home lor her vacation, will return to
Ilwaco Friday night and begin m-hool on
Monday.
LOOK HI THE PATCHWORK COVER
— FOR SALE BT—
THE GRESHAM DRUG CO.
Bead the “Want Ads.” Y
Wants Supplied on page 8.
’ Phone
I4X
tlresham. Ore.
Livery .Feed & Sale Stable •
J. E. Metzger, Prop.
Huvor*»«tr h» I* W Kmory
Srtshia, Ort.
EGYPT
For SADDLES. HARNESS and ALL
HARNESS ACCESSORIES
!!L Gresham Harness Shop
W F. Burkholder wa» in Portland
four davt ou buainaro last week.
.Mr Purtle ha« purchased hi» old
place again.
Mias E Gray returned from Portland
last Friday.
<11 Kind* H«*|«lrlh< quickly done
GUST LARSON, Prop..
t
STOP!
IS YOCR
WATCH
RELIABLE?
Fred I). Flora
161 M^rristm Str««t
POBTUkND,
UR| GON
Near P*p'* Kealatirant.
C. L. CRENSHAW
Tinner and Plumber
Dealer in Pipe ami Pump Fix-
tures. Sheet-iron Work.
POHtll St.
Greslwm. Ore
•••••••••••••••••••••••••a
Drugs
AT CITY PRICES
PRESC’RIITION
FILLING
CHEMICALS
AND
MEDICINES
STATIONERY^ ALL KINDS
POSTAL CARDS
MT. SCOTT
DRUG CO
LENTS.
OREGON
60 YEARS’
EXPERIENCE
4
TRADE mARKB
Dcsiar«»
CoevniUHTt Ac.
An rone Mndtnf n *k»f <*h «nd d**rrlp«lnn mar
qtifckljr aarertHin our opinion free whether au
Inwwntion I* pr«»bablr P««f»Vabla. Communies-
tion**trtrtlw«5onfM«ntlial. HANDBOOK on I’MenU
••nt fr««. OMaat aaanry f«»r ••cunng patent».
pAtent* taken through Munn A <xx r«c«tr«
•perfeai noHe*. without char»*, In th«
Scientific Hmerican.
A handaomelr Hlnatratnd weekly- J.»r*»*t cir
culation of anr arientiOc Journal. Term*. |3 a
year: four month*, 11. Hold by ail newsdealer*.
MUNN & Co.”’"”—’
Braucb Office, «526 F HU Wash
F. W. FIELDHOUSE
JEWELER and OPilCIAN
Repairing
a
Npvciglty
«•••••••••••••••••
V. Gebhardt ha» »old hi» place to Ed
Trickey.
II. Iliuiwn’i »on-indaw la busy cut-
ting »love wood for next summer.
j
Ore* ham, Ore.
Watch
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£y$rybodys
rji&gazine
It will give you lot* of good *hort
stories and beautiful pictures.
You’ll like it. Get one to-day.
X
GAHPKNHFLOWED
Get the habit—Read the Want Ad».
Phenomenal Plants!
will tell you something you
ntay not know about Farming,
Fires, Pearl Fishing, Pills,
Woman’s Invasion, Flying-
Machines, and Actors.
|
’
Hiram Butterfield will go to Ranier
to work the first ol the week
lie lia.
been awi.ting at Chauncey’» Grocery
for tome tune.
A Slow Timepiece May Cause You to
un»» your car ; miss an appointment;
nil»» a bu»uie»s engagement ; or worse
The Svtion lam- Swial Club met st
yet, you may tie too late lo )our wora
the horn«- of Mrs. Antoniaen in Iferm-
and lose your poaition.
ber.
There were alsmt fifteen ladies
BI T THERE'S RELIEF! —GO TO
pnwnt. A tine lunch was servisi and
all hail a good time.
Next iiMvting at
Mrs. Covel's January 5th.
And Get a Good Reliable limcpicce
MULTNOMAH GRANGE. NO 71 M> eta the
fourth Saturday in every month nt 10 40 a. m..
in CarnpbeH** hall. Orient.
CLACKAMAS GRANGE meet* fir*t Saturday
of *-M<'h month at 10:80a. m., and third Satur
day at 7.80 p. m.
EAIRVIEW GRANGE — Meet« fl mt Wednes
day at 10 ;80 a. m.; third Tuesday eveniriK at
M o’clerk. each month.
RL'MHELLVILLE GRANGE, NO va Meet* In
Ru**ellviiie schoolhouse on th»* «.•coiid and
fourth Saturday night* tn each month.
RVKNING STAR GRAMGR Meets a their
hall al Mouth Mount Tabor on the fir*t Satur
day of ea<*h month al 10 a. m. All visitors are
weifioate.
G REMH AM «»RANGE Meet* *won d Matur
day in each month at 10:80 a. m.
DAMAMCI'M GRANGE, NO.
Mr el« fl rat
Saturday each month.
LENTS GRANGR Meet* »«nond Saturday of
each month at 10 80 a. m.
CLACXAMAM GRANGE, NO. W Meets the
first Saturday in th«* month at lo 80 a. in. and
the third Saturday at 7:80 p in.
COLl M HI A GRANGE NO »7 Meet* In all
«lay aeasion first Saturday in each month in
grange hail near Corbett.
: Expressing, Draying
J. M. HOSS
Mi».e. Blanche and Laverne llvrahner
were member» of a large da»» to lie in
itiated into Martha Washington Chap
ter olthe O. E. S. on Monday evening.
Mrs. L. R. Bond is »lowly recovering.
FOR SALE — Two lot», 4-room cot
In the case of Talbot vs Davey tried
tage. furnished. All kind« of bearing in the justice court on Monday, the
Walter Ruhl has been quite sick for a
fruit Two block» from nchoolbouae.
jury decided the case in favor of the de few .lay» but in on the men«!.
$675. F. A. Zimmerman. Troutdale. -
Charkw Benedict I ihm »old bin proper
fendant, Mr. Talbot.
LOST — (rents Tan Kid Glow, n<*ar
ty «»n Gates Road.
F. M- church. Finder gets 25c to leave
Frank Pfister is sick in tlie hospital.
at Herald office._______________________ 1
CHURCH NOTICES.
The doctor pronounces it a case of typh
F<>R SALE—Sure Hatch incubator, FREE METHODIST C H C R C H —
oid fever.
brooder, lamp- etc. Box 45, Lents.
Rev. S. G. R opkr , pastor.
Service»,
Mrs. Pike lias returned from a pro
Sunday S hoot, 10 a.m.; Preaching
every Sunday at II a m.and H p. m. long«*'I eastern visit.
t.
Prayer meeting, Thursday evening at
Miss Dorothy Pike has b»*?n s|M*nding
8 o’clock. All welcomed.
berry, similar to l»gan berrie«, tho
ber holi'lays with her ¡»arents.
H
larger, sweeter and more desirable.
ZION'S EVANGELICAL CIH’RCH, continues her school in eastern Oregon.
25c EACH, POSTPAID
Gresham—S krviiks (German), 10:30
Mrs. Radke and family of l>*nts were
a m.. every find, thin! and fifth Sun
THE EASIWOOD MISERIES
days of each month. All welcome.
visiting Mrs. Herman an<l other frien«ls
GRBSIIAM, OREGON
LINNEMANN
MEMORIAL M. E. ami rwighlxirs.
CHCRCH, Gresham—P astor , Rev.
M. B. Parounagian.
S rrvkrr , Sun • PLEAHANT VALLEY GRANGE
day School, 10 a. m.; Preaching at M pp O n nvvond Hnturdayat 7 40 p. m., hii <! fourth
11 a. m. and 8 p. m. every Sunday. Saturday at 10:80 a. m. every month.
Prayer meeting, Thursday evening»
R< WK WOOD ORANGE Meet« the fir«t Wed
m h month at h ¡» in hi 1
i Bal
at 8 o’clock. Everybody invited.
urdav at io a. m.
FOR JANUARY
T. R. Howitt & Co.
The two Mi». Killkirn. who were viait-
ing relative» here, returned to their
home in Midvale, Idaho, in time for the
holiday».
J. I> Sullivan is very sick.
What minister will give us a series of
FOR SALE — 1
tore IVerie?*
lATOURELl
Incubator, appliance* for making two talks on the Emmanuel Movement, eh?
C . Deverell 1» clearing for T. J»me»
300-chick nix* Bnauicr* with full i net ruc It is time for it.
A. 8. AVoodware is home on a visit.
tions how to built 1 them, and a counter
A social gathering of the members and
platform scale.—all for $22.50. Apply
The Mountain School had their Xmas
W. Fairhank. Evergreen Park. Lent*. (4 their friend» will be held at Grace Bap
entertaii.ment last Wednesday. Each
tist church Thursday evening. Coffee
A good voung fresh cow for sale.
chilli and person received a present from
and
doughnut»
will
be
served
and
a
pio-
<). Andrews, Anderson station. Route 5,
the teacher. Everyone hail a good time.
Gresham
grarn will be given by the young people
There was a dance at Wm. Metzger'»
LOST—1 Jersey heifer; light red ; slit
It is by doing always and everywhere
in each ear.
Anyone finding, notify the best we know- that doing lieconies last Saturday night.
E. F. Andre, Phone 361, Gresham, R.D. 1
the natural, easy and pleasant habit,
FOR SALE—26 tons of mixed hay at and character is formed.
GATES CROSSING
Edward Scheers place, 11, miles south
The Comraderv Club presented Mr.
Mr».
Wm.
Iztwson lia« gone to Port
of Troutdale.
1
W. I.. Bartlett with a gold ring at their land t<> »pend Chri»tma» with Mr». J.
I
Highest price paid for fresh cows last meeting.
Clancy, her daughter.
Zurfiueh Bro»., Lents. Ore.
Claire Diamond is suffering from
Some of our ladie» took the advice
FOR S a I.E —Inculiator, brooder« blood poisoning.
found in the paper* for the last year
lamps, etc. Address box 45 Lents
Christmas Dav the Mount Tabor and and did their Christmas »hopping early.
DON’T FORGET the Special Holi
the Montavilla Crescent teams fought a But there are some tardy one», judging
day offer extended to Herald friends
hard battle in football.
Although the by the crowd» that went in on every car
ft» good only till January 10.
Mt. Tal»>r boys outweighed the Cres and came home laden with bundles.
FOR SALE— 10 to loo goal breeding
cents they were held down to a score
Barrick A Co. who conduct a genera)
ewes. T. R. Howitt
Co., Gresham. -
less game. The wind and rain probably «tore here received a large shipment of
FOR SALE — Pig« and Shoats. Sow had a lot to do with the game a» the feed, floor and other goods one day this
and Boar. All registered Poland China rain came down in torrents.
The Mt. week.
J. O. Cbido, R. 3, Gresham.
[53
Tabor boys are to be revom mended for
The past cold »pell afforded some plea
CHOICE DAIRY LANDS
We have their fairness in the game. There lias
sure to our young people. Skating be
sone choice dairy lands in Lincoln been no dirty playing in either
this ing the chief business for the tiinebeing.
county at very low figure. Come in and
get further information from u». H, M. game or the one before when the Mt.
Mr. Dixon, who has been quite ill for
L'bitwood, Real Estate Office,
Ariets, Tabors won bv 15 points.
several weeks, is able to be about the
wa gon. _____________
-
house again.
LUMBER—
—FOR SALE
Several new families have moved into
At Straus Lumber Company's Mill,
Advertised Letters
the community in the past week or two.
east of Kelso.
Lumber of ail sorts.
Letters Remaining uncalled for at the
Frame. Siding, Flooring, at Bargain
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Benedict, form
Greaham postoffice Dec. 31: Pendleton
rates. Call or write for prices.
er residents of this place but lately of
t’oaltry Yards, J. 8. Ball, Nora John
Straus 1-umber Co.. Boring, Ore.
Portland, have been visiting at the
son, Mrs. H. Remington, Chas. Padgel,
A FEW of those pure bred Black
botne of J. Proctor. Mr. Benedict is in
Cbas.
A.
Hatfield,
E.
Hubbard,
Henry
Minorca Cockerels left, at $1 each.
the real estate business and has several
Call or write, Mra. R. A. Neibauer, Koehler, E. Boyt.
fine tract» of land for sale here.
east of Gresham, Route 2, box 69.
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ALI. KINDS or I Wi lls AND VI 01 I AHI I S IN SI ASON
Arthur tiei.ler and wife i|M>nt Xina*
with their |>an>iit> al Sunnyaide.
Mrs. Burney and the two Miss Ikians
visittsl Mrs. Pitt» last week.
Mia» Ih-sei«- Howitt of Gresham vHteti
her grandma Kelly this week.
When you want Good /toasts, Juicy Steaks,
Finest Hams and liacon, rvinendxrr we have them.
River, Mr». Martha Powell and Mr«.
W. II. I’owel!. »|>ent Sunday with Mr.
and Mr». Daruall.
Gresham
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