GRESHAM LOCALS
Want Column
Wanted, For Sale, Lost,
Found, Etc.
On Feb. 22 the neighbors ami friends
of Mrs. Thomas will gather at her pro
port V and begin the erection of a cottage
OOCKF.RELS— Rarred Plymouth for herself and family.
Mrs Hogue
Rock, a few choice once left at $l.tX) will assist by helping with the serving
each Webb Farm
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of the dinner.
GOOD WOOD—For Side.
Deliver
There was a Telephone Company
ed promptly anywhere
Phone 39 or
see Aaron knighton. Gresham,
«12 meeting at Gilbert school house Monday
evening.
Considerable business was
LEWIS SHATTUCK
is selling agent for Home Journal Pat transacted but it will not be completed
terns
Ask Mr Fashion Plate at the till after the meeting next Monday.
dry goods counter,
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lent» school now has an enrolment of
FOR SALE—Single Comb Rhisie 504 pupils.
Island Reds and White Leghorns. High
Mrs. 8. C. Bvrant has returned home
claw*, healthy vigorous stock
Excel
lent layers. Eggs. 41.50 per 15. Mount after a mouth's visit with her son in
Scott Poultry yards, box 184, Lenta. eastern Oregon
Oregon._____________________________ <•
Mrs. Coons, who has been with Mrs.
LOST—GoM rim child's glasses, be Hogue for the past few weeks, has gone
tween Post office and Bakery. Tuesday
morning Finder please return to Mrs. to Carlton for a short stay.
John Hamlin. Gresham.
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Mrs. Hogue's and Misa Crisler's
LEWIS SHATTUCK Will buy but pupils observed the ItOth anniversary
ter. eggs snd chickens at beet market of Lincoln's birth by an excellent pro
prices._____________________________ (8
gram.
FRESH COWS For Sale, Apply J.
Mrs. Radke gave a masquerade at her
N. Clanahan. Division st.. Greeham. •
home in Lenta, some fifty people attend-
Zurflueh Bros., at Lents. Ore., pay
Highest Price for fresh cows
Drop
them a line.
PLEASANT VALLEY
(Continued from page I.)
it waa decided that Olson had exceeded I
his authority in placing the line at IAO
| ed. Mr». Clark received a prise (or the
when th» limit ol the justice court ia i
i I«e»t costume and Mrs. Clark received
$101), so he was relea»e«l without a tin».
! the booby prise.
But lie has l«*»rne«i the leaaon--the law
Mr». Rodgers health is much Improv is to lie olieved »or broken.
ed at thia writing.
R. Thorpe 1» sojourning in Hood
A plate »bower was given Mi»« Reta River this wwk.
Price by her girl friend» at her home on
Mr». J. II. lloas is coufilMd to hvr
Saturday afternoon. Mi»» Price is to l«e
home with the grip.
married in the early Spring to Mr. l>e-
B. W. Emery lias been confliied to his
laney of Yaquina.
lioiu», »mce his return from the Mat, :
Miaa Payne and Mr». Eaton of Even
with the grip.
ing Star Grange vMt»d l.euts Grange
Mr. and Mrs l*an Mel »gar entertain-
on Saturday.
th» Ol«l Folks' I'sdro Club Tuesday eve
Mr». Frazier of Tenth av»., la very
ning ami a |d»a»ant time had by all -
■ick with pneumonia.
About III meinlwrs were preaent. After
Mr. and Mr». Restorff of Ninth are., rvfreahinenis the »c«>res were Counted '
are the parents of a new daughter.
and Mrs. K. Johnson and R. R. Carlson ■
The unusually l>ad weather ia paralyz were announced the winners. Th» next i
ing bu»ine»a throughout this »ection. tn««eling will t«e held next Tueadav al '
Real estate b»d begun to pick up a the home of Alva lleval.
little, but showing property between
Dudley Shattuck, who has s,>ent 1
showers is not conducive to active oper some time in Alaska is home on a visit <
ations on the part of either buyers or with his parent». He expect» to »|wnd '
sellers.
some time here and then go to Gold- 1
Resd the Want Ads.
• field, Nevada.
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MONTAVILLA
Anything you want to boy or sell? i i
I Consult the Want Column.
Opening Announcement
ABOUT Monday, February 22, we will open !!
O N a OR
first-class MEAT MARKET in connection with ; J
our Grocrry and Feed Store, in the building opposite our
present store, to be known as the
FARMERS’ MARKET
Farmers bring your produce—veal, hogs, mutton, butter < >
and eggs—we pay highest market price.
Our Grocery Department
Builder’s Hardware
la stocked with a large assort
ment of the choicest, fresliMt and
heal on the market. Try our Tea».
Coffee», Spices ami other nevesaltirs
of the table, our price» are right,
Our good* are »elected with ear»
and bought in guantitv, that'» why
our price» ar» so low Join our army
of satisfied euatomeia.
Carload of Lind Plaster
to arrive about the first of the month
Place your order» early and they will
receive our prompt attention.
Thi»
plaster is the l«e»t on the market,
let u» figure with you. on small or
large amount», we can save you
money.
We carry a full lino of hardware
lor the builders
8cr <mr slock,
fst our price». Wr als ■ carry all
iuds of finishing materials and
the biggest and lw»l supply of 1 >
shingle» in town.
Grain and hied
Iler» Is the place where you can
buy to your l>e»t advantage.
All
kinds of gram «ml lei-d always on
hand
We buy direct, not thro
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Ngf »<-1. lllIV bel»
and «ave money
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Garden Seeds
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liartitack, baked l>eana and eoffre, a
Sping is near Springtime >• •*■«! ' '
frwl Sheldon, our popular inail-tuan,
lime We have all kinds of garden I !
regular armv dinner, that's what you
and Mis» Eva Gregsdon were married
»*«ed» to select from.
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will get it you attend the G. A, R.
last Wednesday evening. It was quite
meeting Saturday.
The public ia in-
Edward Kellv spent several days in a brilliant affair and about two hundred
KILN DRIED LUMBER
vited, the dinner is free Coiue.
were present. We extend best wishes
I have received in the last thirty «lavs, Portland last week.
L. 1.. Kidder was doing busine»» in
upwards of 150 M feet of kiln dried
A Lincoln Memorial service was held
Keith Kesterson was viewing the
-Tilg IMWKl.t. VTKXrr UH*» WK"
Gresham yesterday
lie made sure of
rustic, flooring, ceiling and finishing
at Grace Baptist church Sunday morn
sights of the city last Friday.
material. A good supply on hand, also
The Herald and Pacific Monthly au-
POWELL
STREET.
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GRISHAM, ORE.
of lath, shingles and mouldings. Quick
Jim Kelly is busy hauling off his hay. mg. The Veteran Male Quartette sang other year.
delivery. C. Shattuck.
Mr. anti Mrs. Joseph C. I*avi«ison, an
J. M. Ewing, who has been on the
tins Richey, the Pleasant Valley fruit
aged couple, pioneers of Oregon, having
FOR SALE—100 2-year old Franquet sick list for some time, is able to be out
grower.ua» in town on Thurs«lay.
crossed
the
plains
in
1859,
were
called
walnut trees. Inquire at W. E. Mar- again.
Carl Wirts, who lisa a position on the
kell’e store. Pleasant Home.
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to their long home the same day, only
H. W. Snashall was a Gresham visitor
North Bank railroad, was home over
a
few
hours
apart.
FOUND—Watch
Call at Herald Saturday.
Sunday.
office, leave description, and, if correct,
Rev. Albert E Patch gave the closing
Mr. and Mrs. Carrol, who have been
Mrs. Emma Randall an-l Mrs, De
property will be delivered on payment
sermon in his series on The Boy last
visiting with Mr. and Mrs. A. B. Craft,
of ad.
Sunday evening.
The sermon* have Haven <d Walla Walla, «laughter anti
Fresh.
Large Assortment. (¡ ixk ! Values.
Prompt Attention
LUMBER—
—FOR SALE have returned to their borne at Mosier. been instructive and greatly appreciated sister re|«ectively of Mrs. Charity Smith
August
Mathias
is
making
the
stumps
At Straus Lumber Company's Mill,
as shown by the large attendance each are visiting with her «luring her illness
FELL UNE Of
east of Kelso.
Lumber of all sorts. go up in smoke on his homesite.
She is now slowly improving.
Sunday evening.
Frame. Siding, Flooring, at Rargain
Wm Seyler, formerly a resident of
The Gresham library will be open as
Notions, Boots, Shoes, Crockery, Etc
rates. Call or write for prices.
Who will be the first pastor to make a
this place but now of Molalla, is here
Straus Lumber Co.. Boring, Ore.
change in the order of services at the usual on amt after Saturday, February
visiting friends.
3>.
prayer meetings.
Hitter See /» He fore Hut Ing
CHOICE DAIRY LANDS We have
Mr. and Mrs. J F. Wing have gone
son e choice dairy lands in Lincoln
Services will be resumed at the M. E. -
Mrs. Henry Hecht is ill. We hope
county at very low figure. Come in an«l to Eugene to visit Mr. Wing’s sister and
church Sunday. The pastor will preach
for her speedy recovery.
get further information from us H. M. father.
at II a m. ami 7:30 p. ni.
Sunday I
Chitwood, Real Estate Office,
Ar lets,
R. W. Montague attended the Board
school at 10. All are invited.
Mrs. Alfred Johnson who underwent
Oregon.
of Trade meeting on .Monday evening
Main Street, Gresham
an operation at St. Vincents hospital
Fine list of Want A«ls. again this J
and addressed the members on the City
FOR SALE— 10 to 100 good breeding
two we^ks ago, is reported as slightly
week. Will pay to read them. Mention ’
ewes. T. R. Howitt A Co., Gresham. -
Charter.
improved, but her condition is still quite
The Herald when you buy.
Pearl street has been declared open,
CORDWOOD. FOR SALE
serious.
The case of Grande vs. Ed. Spahn, to !
Delivered in Greebam, Troutdale and
but that is as far as it has gone. “Wak<-
Noah
Kesterson
has
returned
from
recover
damages alleged to have
Eairview. All sound.
Immediate de
up, city fathers!”
livery. Phone or write Frank Gustaf the logging camps “down river," and
been lost on a potato» deal, wa« trie«I i
Life
was
Lincoln's
great
teacher.
His
son, Gresham, Route 5. Phone 289. [13 reports the camps shut down on account |
JEWELER and OPT KIAN
before Judge Rollins Saturday and de- '
language, like himself was simple, kind ci<le«l in favor of the <l«a(en«lant, Bpnhn.
GASOLINE SAW
FOR SALE—Extra I-arge Cedar Posts. of recent heavy snows.
Watch Repairing a 8|x-cialty
H. E. I*avis, Mountain View Farm.
W. U. Moore, our busy merchant, ly and sincere.
The schools will l«e opened again on I
We an- pn-pansl to
Greebam, Ore. Phone 21.
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transacted business in the city this week, I Our public school pupils must form | Monday after a week's vacation.
cut all kinds of
WANTED — A horse, about 1100 in also Henry Tröge, L. Mitchell, W. N. the study habit. The earlier in life the
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Distributing
Station
for
—
wisst
on short no
Wednesday evening a Jap was arrest- 1
weight, gentle, to work single. T. R. Chilcote, Elmer Brown, James Richey better.
tice
:
:
:
ed
an«i
brought
before
Judge
Rollins
on
i
Howitt, Gresham.
and G. N. Sager.
Walter Peterson, superintendent of a charge of attempting to do b«»lily in
A. W. Roberton, our genial bachelor, | Grace Bunday School, has gone to Cali- to the («erson of Frank Gustafson with I
FOR RENT — One - half acre, goo*l
1 cut *0r, 3 cut» Wi r, B i-ul» «*»■ c** r-»r*t
new bouse, new barn and chicken bouse, is setting an example of neatness by fix- fornia to seek relief for a chronic throat
an axe. Mr. Gustafaon »aid that the
gocsl well. At Gresham. Apply to E.
ing up the foot-path in front of his farm j trouble,
Jap hurle«l an axe at him ami threaten
Schwedler, Gresham.
He, however, explained his i
Full Supply of Feed, Groceries, Oil, that many of us would do well to emu Weekly Oregonian and Herald only $2 ed him.
Rrsldence. Main HI
Phone 336
late.
actions satisfactorily ami the Judge
Etc., at M. E. Barrick’s. Gates.
GKEHIIAM.
OKKiiON
turned him loose.
The entertainment given by the
FOR SALE— 20 ACRES.
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The annual busine»» meeting of the, KODAK AND CAMERA SUPPLIES
1 mile east of Gresham. All in cultiva grange last Saturday night was well
Randolph Spiers is home on a visit.
tion. Good buildings and good orchard. attended. The program was excellent
Gresham Library assiM-iation will be
Peter Wilson, Route 2, Gresham. Ore.[8 and well rendered, reflecting much
Miss Newton of Woodburn Is visiting hel.l on »¡day evening, Feb 19, in the
F. W. FIELDHOUSE
at Clunt Edwards.
reading room. Gresham, for the election
credit on those in charge.
CLEAN UP SALE
of rough and sized lumber. Special
Mrs Douglass of Pleasant Hume wa» of four directors an«l transacting other «••••••••••••••••••••••••a
It is rumored that C. F. Kesterson
prices will be made for a short time to
All Kinds of Building
a Cottrell visitor on Sunday.
business.
has
purchased
the
P.
A.
Marquam
tract
Material .... Rustic,
clear the yards.
Olson Lumber Co.
of
land
and
will
soon
put
it
on
the
mar
Ray Oleson of Eugene, visited rela
Flooring, Ceiling and
One mile N. E. Kelso.
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Finiahing . . , . .
ket in the shape of five and ten acre tives during vseation.
STUMPING POWDER'
ALL KILN DRIED
Another car of the old reliable, Dupont tracts. This land liea one mile south of
Ward St. John has moved to Bullrun.
Stumping Powder receive«!.
A good Sycamore station.
Ladies interested in washing machines 1
He recently fell from a telephone pole
8*a E. W. MILLER. LENTS
time to improve your farms while lab
would profit by investigating the Acme
Wiley-Allen < Hllce
or is reasonable.
If you haven't the Semi-Weekly Journal and Herald, $2 while repairing a wire, and received a
carried
by
R.
R.
Carlson.
Those
using
ready money to pay for the powder at
sprained ankle and several bruises.
Dealer in
MILL
AID
TAROS AT LEITS JUNCTION
them claim they are several points j
once, come around and we will talk it
turc».
Jews Radford visited friends in Port
over. C. Shattuck.
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ahead of any other on the market
.Mr. J
land last week.
Carlson claims he has a great surprise
NOTICE!
Mrs. Andrew Zenger is suffering from
A basket social was held Friday at the
Mail going south to Boring, Estacada,
awaiting the people about the latter i
Company
etc. leaves the Gresham office 5:56 a.m. what seems to be an aggravateli attack Cottrell school. Proceeds will be used l>art of March.
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in starting a debating and literary soci
and 3:10 p.m: mail going north to af the grip.
Portland, etc. leaves the office at 4:55
Wm. Hornecker and H. G. Harman ety at Cottrell.
p. m.
Owing to above change, the
Blanche Retherford and Dorcas Hedin
Rural Free Delivery Carriers leave the are sacking potatoes this week.
office to serve their routes at 8:30 a m.
The new residence on the Kronenberg are in Portland visiting friends.
I. McColl P. M.
place is now complete and being occupi
Some people are talking Bluff road
for the house, field or t>arn do not forget the mammoth supply house of l-ewia Shattuck at Gresham,
ed by the owners.
improvement for the coming summer.
ne have everything to fit you up in the lion»*-; we can furnish you with an elegant range for th*- kitchen, cooking
For SADDLES, HARNESS and ALL
It
is
needed.
utensils
<>i all descriptions; tables, chairs, dishes and fine linens for the «lining room; linoleums for the floor; for
Lincoln's birthday anniversary was
HARNESS ACCESSORIES
the
laundry we have washer» in ten »tvles, wringers, washboards, wash rubs, both iron ami wood, ami all the best
fittingly observed throughout the day
Mr. Widner of Gresham has rented
laundry soaps and washing |s>w<lers in the market.
by the pupils of district 28 east.
N. G. Hedin's farm.
FOR PANTRY " ‘,|,n fi* up to the satisfaction of all with the finest and freshest groceries, newest stock and the
All Kinds Repairing quickly done.
Frank Coisky and wife have moved to
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~~” highest grade« that can l»e Ixnigbl, catering to a careful public who want only the best. We can
OL’ST LARSO>, Prop., Gresham
give you satisfaction. An elegant line of green groceries, nil fruits and vegetables in season. Our grocery department
Salem.
is a veritable delicatessen, the only stock of this kind to lie found in this end of the county. We have just received
an elegant line of salt fish; the Lenten season begins and we are prepared for the demand for this class of goods.
J. P. Johnson is moving his family
FOR PARLOR
have sett«-*-», lounges, rockers, music racks, bookcase», paper racks, phonographs and records.
into J. Brandt’s new house on Foster
————— All our goods in this line are very attractive. Call and m-e them.
Boulevard.
Ladies mission Society will meet at
FOR REDROOM Iron !»«•••", springs, mattresses, quilts, blankets, pillows, sheets, bedspreads and nillowcases:
Mr. McBee and family, lately from C. P. Johnson's Saturday.
dressers and mirrors; matting for the floor.
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Idaho, have moved to the Wiley place.
FOR FIELD W*. have grass, ^rain and garden «*-«1»; land plaster; Oliver plows and extras; American fence in
Iva Nordblom of Portland is home for
Hie son-in-law, J. B. Mitchell, occupies
' all heights; barb wire, all varieties and grades; poultry netting in the largest assortment ever
a two week’s visiting.
found in a country store. Full line of shovels, hoes, rakes and endless small tools necessary for this season of the
the bouse just northwest on the lot
year.
Don
’
t
forget,
you'll want to keep those chickens out of the garden aud Held. Call on us for your poultry fence
Mrs.
C.
A.
Lindgren
has
been
very
ill
owned by Mrs. Mauler.
ami netting, we have them both.
for some time but her many friends
Saturday evening a crowd from here
FOR HARN
e have, all the accessories that are usually needed. . Mill feed, half-ground salt, salt licks for the
hope for her speedy recovery.
Never for one moment permit your
attend«! the masquerade given by Mrs.
———— horses and cattle, manure shovels, manure forks, hay forks, rope pulleys and many more small tools
self to neglect a cold.
All colds
Mrs.
Erie
Unis
is
now
improving.
and
little
things
that
go to make up a complete set.
Radke at her home in Lents.
are serious and dangerous. Stop
FOR THE FAMILY we have everything you could ask for, all new and seasonable, ready for spring and summer.
Rev. J. E. Nordling left Monday to
The Ladies Aid Society met with Mrs.
the cold at once, there lies safety
attend the conference at Vancouver H.
Steiger this week.
Get a box of
C.
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Severs! people have been out here
Rev J. Johnson of Damascus preach
We have a few odds anil ends which we will
: A. D. S. COLD AND • > lately looking for homes and it is report ed at Mrs. Stone's at Anderson station
clean up at considerable of a sacrifice.
ed that two sales were mad*- this week.
Facinators and Shawls at ‘JO per cent off.
last Sunday. After the services a Sun
GRIP REMEDY
Lorain Ranges
Real Estate Ranges
Sweaters at 10 per cent off.
day school was organized to 1« known
.Mackinaws and Duck Coats at IS per cent off.
American
Field
Fence
Guarantee*] by an Ams-iation of
Oliver Chilled Plows
as the First Baptist Snnday School of
Wool Shirts, a nice variety, at 20 per cent off.
10,000 Qualified Druggists
Armor Plate Hosiery
Home Patterns
Powell
Valley.
The
officers
are:
Mr.
A
few
pairs
of
Shoes
at
about
half
the
original
Because meats are so tasty they are
PRICE 25c.
prices. Gissi values.
Walk
Over
Shoes
Horberg, superintendent; Albert Palin-
Peters Shoes
consumed in great excess. This leads
Oil and Acqitpell Coats at IS per cent off.
Kirkendall’s $5.00 Shoe.
to stomach troubles, biliousness and blad, secretary and Ed Stone, treasurer.
A few Heating Stoves at 10 per cent off.
John Palmblad made a business trip
constipation. Revise pour diet, let rea
son and not a pampered appetite con to Portland Monday.
‘‘The place to lie completely fitted up for all of your needs and at beet price consistent with quality of goods.”
trol, then take a few doses of Chamber
E. Lind and David Palmblad gave
lain’s Stomach and Uver Tablets and a valentine party at the home of Frank
you will soon be well again.
Try it. Gustafson. The evening was spent in
; : LENTS,
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OREGON ¡ ; For sale at Gresham Drug Company’s playing games and valentines were
Dealer in “Goods of Quality’’
Main St., Gresham, Oregon
distributed.
; *♦»»»»»»♦**>»♦*♦•»♦♦»♦♦♦♦ store. Samples free.
FOVM1—Pair of spectacles. Write
description and leave it at The Herald
office. If dcacription is correct, pay for
this ad. and take property.
I). W. METZGER
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QROCERIES
F. B. STUART & CO
F. W. FIELDHOUSE WOOD SAWING
EASTMAN KODAKS
AND CENTURY. PREMO AND HAWK-EYE
WOOD FOR SALE
THE EASTWOOD NURSERIES
COTEKELL
LUMBER
C. L CRENSHAW
To the Ladies.
Tinner and Plumber
POWELL VALLEY ROAD.
POHCll SI.
Gresham. Ore
MILLER-MOWERY LUMBER
»**«*******»«**«*»«*««***«
WHEN IN NEED OF ANYTHING
Gresham Harness Shop
GATES CKOSSIM,
POWELL VALLEY
¡¡ Never Take
¡: Chances
:: With a Cold
ODDS AND ENDS VERY CHEAP
WE ARE SOLE AGENTS FOR THESE
WELL KNOWN GOODS
Reason Enthroned.
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MT. SCOTT ::
DRUG CO.ii
LEWIS SHATTUCK