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GRESHAM, MULTNOMAH CO., OREGON, FRIDAY, JANUARY 14, 1910. Subscription, $1.00 a Year. Drjlh of Orcqun Pioneer. CORBETT Gresham Postoffice t xpands. Mr» Alice Maxwell of Orient died Mrs, Bunday morning at I o'clock Maxwell wan Iturn in Middletown,(unii Nov. 2ft, |HI7, living at the time of her death G2 year», I month and 14 «lav» of age In April, IM.H, her parents moved to 1’1.«. « r county, (‘si . going by wav of the l*lhmti* May I, IHM, »he» wan married t«> Win. II Maiadl, of Mich igan Bluff", Calif Hhe lived here till th«* fall of IHG‘i when the family liiov«d to <’!•*«»nr, « ir«*gon. Thirn yearn later Ibrv moved to th»« prevent hum«* at Orient. II« r Imai and, one »on, fiv« «langht«-r* an<l rl«*\« o gi iimlchil-iren ar« left to mourn il «« I«»»* ol a loving wit«* and mother. Tnx fiineinl was held «>n Wcdm "dai at the « hurt h in Pleasant |lum«-, tin* a<l<h«> * being given bv li«*\ Riley «»( M« Mintivill«« and th«« remali.» wer«* laid to teat in the «•* n»« ti ry at l*h-a*aiit Horn«* The »*>n reside* in H|M>k^n«*, the dr tighter« are, Mtu Nel- »«inand Mr« ll<«m**r J«»lin»on of l’ira" ant Home, Mr" Il I Amler»unol North Yamhill, Mr» Kpaulding <4 I'ortlaml am! Mi» >« • ville of Elk City, Oregon. Mi»» Sihx» return«*! Bunday and our »«'h«M>l O|M ll«*l M on« '•y. hilt «>Wlhg to the blixxard that viftitrd till» section the fir»t <>f th«* w« rk Hiere was not a full at tendance !h«* first day. This hn been a good year for buai- nt**a At the Gresham |«oatoffice. The biisine«» haw grown t« such an extent that the n«*x<! of a better building wan Ixlt some tun«* ago and the large new room in thx Howitt building wmn sveur- r<| anti fitt«*d up for thx purpose. An entirely new l««t of office furniture wa* purchased, nil >rding better accommoda tion«« I'»r I he «> i n pl->v , the route men ami to the patron* of the other, in fact Greaham baa »rvcral r« mpoiin fur I»'Illg proml of the new rqiiipmrnt. Aside from the M'lvantag»«« offered there are not many towns of three times the size that have am*h a fine looking outfit, ami in «pitr of the changing of the routes, thus reducing the tinmla*r from five to four, the recur«!» »how an inrrvam* in thx amount of mail la-mg handle«! wince la-t year. The «••»iiip.ir i"< «n is evidence of the rapid development of the country and it« pr«*|«erity. Thin companion should la- «J interxal to every citizen of the l<a'»lity ami »Imiild allow mure tin»- tant reader» lt>at we ar«« doing »nine* tiling in this part of the world. The first column of figure» represent» the item for the quarter ending litre. 31, ItRK; th«« second column a like period tn 1300: Th«* 11 <*r it Laura R«-«*d la «piite sick at this w nt ing. Mrs Sarah Kintal«! »|»rnt the week with Mr» Clara Smith. p».t Allwtt I •«» ami wif«« of I'rout'lalx vis- *t«‘<! h«*r paivnt» Bumlay. Mr. Svlwlden, a real «•»tat«* dealer of Poitlaml, *o|«i Mrs. Iirtssell*» (arm in tl»«* vu inity «4 Springdal«*. Ml»« Ethel Smith I» teaching al Hol- brook. Ih»trict .’I. By the k;mine»» of R. I* Ra»mu*»«*ii( th«* »« bool « hiblrxh eti)«»ye«i a sleigh ride Momlav evininr. Card ut I hanks , $1 » t «*.*r. Some Startling Club Otters I HI HI RAI I) and any numlfer on this list at the price HL IILIXALlz quotrd. Other Clults may be arranged if these do not suit. r Magazines may be sent to different ad- iddms after each. Orderby dub sumber. I VIRY ORDIR INCLl'hLS Illi III RAID H< t it la r prh ». 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Iler»l<l att«l I. •Í THE litAVLK STATE HERALD PLEASANT VA1LLY Edward Ten Eyck is spending a few Ruth Crawford is »pending a few days days L- Portland. at home visiting her parent» A monster potato was raised in this Theodore Jefferies an«! w ife of New berg visit«»! witii Gus Richey one day vicinity the |>ast season. It tipped the »«'ales at 7^ pounds. Black berries w ere Ibis w«*«*k. also pruduc«*«! that rnea»ur««d 4 inches in T. R. Baldwin an«! wife were out circumference, either way. from Portland Bunday looking over th«*ir Mr. and Mrs. P. R. Meining am! farm with a view to having »ome im chiltiren of Sandy, were Sunday guests proveinenta made. at the home of tier parents. A. Aschoff Earl Crawford came home quite ill and wife. with the grip the other day. George and Edward Ten Eyck and Ered Ru«*gg and Ross Heiney were Otto Aschoff were liear hunting last circulating a petition Monday to have week at Ch ar Eork of Sandy. They mail routes Nos. 4 and ft re-established did not succeed in getting tbe covet«*! as lhev were before the change. We bruin but di«i succeed in crippling six of trust that the |n*tition will secure the the «logs that were with them. We desired result. wish the boys better luck next time. At a meeting of the Pl«*a»ant Valley Th«» men employe«! by the Mt. Hood Church Association held Thursday eve Company have finished their work for ning, it was divided to deed their prop the present ami are waiting further or erty over to the Baptist church. The ders lor the manager who is expected vol«* lacked one of !>eing a two-thirds dailv. majority. Will Richey and family spent Sunday in Portland with Mis. Richey's parents, dead the ad« in Th" Herald. Geo. Robinson and wife. w ill find Imrgaiiis. Mrs. Aifrc«l Johns« n is very sick at St. \ incent’s hospital, tlu* result of an o|a*rat«on pxrformed Eriday. We hope to hear of her early recovery. Clifford Ch«««*k, who had th«* misfor tune to get his leg broken, is getting along nicely. Chas. Hunter is building a new house on his place. G N. Sager is erecting a commodious chicken house. COTTRELL Mrs. .1. B. Jones spent a few days in Gresham the first of the week. Miss Eva Schneider spent Sunday At do you turn him loose along the h » k I t«» gra/.«»? You put him in a tl«»l«l when* home. you kn«»w* th«* fence*» are all strong an«! where there is no climic«* of his breaking . Kev. Gland of St. Johns will preach through and escaping. at the Baptist church Sunday at 11 a. m. and 7 ;39 p. m. Why not f ollow the same plan with your money ? Mias Minnie Layman visited Miss With all the protection yon can give your cash around the house it is never safe. ' Pearl Rnegg on Sunday. Then» are n«» hiding places that cannot I m * discov«»re«l Ther«» are no hous«*» that Mr. Iluehins is recovering from the are absolutely fir«* proof. The new»pa|»eni ar«* til let I dailv with aec«>unta of roblieries ami dealruction of c«»ncealed money. In other words, trip- Miss Retherford took up her school YOUR TTNCfS ARI NIVIR STCLRT! work Monday alter a two weeks vaca PrutiM’t your money Juxt hr yon would your liveRtork. Put it in our bank when- tion. it will l>e p.-rf.-. tly Rafe. From the minute you deliver it to ua until it ia with- ' Mrs. James Hays, who has been sick drawn you are fully prutrvted affaintit with typhoid fever, was taken to Gresh- fire. Burqlary, or "Ddyllqht Holdup." am Saturday for medical aid. Wo carry thia insurance at coniklerable aipenae and it ie for you to avail your- j W. A. Proctor has recovered enough ■elf of it. from his sprained back to tie brought home Friday. Safety Deposit Doxes for Rent at reasonable rates. FIRST STATE BANK! GPESMAM, O4<»E1. __ ___________ _____ -------- ,3------ ------- J] MARMOT A nundier of young people surprised >40» .33 Gu»tav Aschoff very pleasantly Satur day evening, the occasion being hie lftlh IQ >. birthday. Three tables of cards were l.i. played and delicious refresh merits were Ito. served. The guests depart«*! at a late hour voting Gustav an ideal entertain er. Rev. Ileacock is holding a series of meetings al the church this week. WHEN YOU BUY A EINE HORSE tents Grange Meets. I»ent» Grange met as usual on the second Saturday. The a tt«'ml a nee was good in«! the business of the day kept the Orange busy till noon. Piscus»ion of the pro|xjsed institute required some time. Mcwsrs Hotchkiss, Slone ami Hnafflna were anpuinted to meet with other committees from the various granges to formulate a plan. A nninlh er of iiaiih m were presented for member ship. Puring the lecture hour Mr. IfotchkisM read a paper on the subject of (.'jDservatinn. This led to discussion fr<»m Mr. Parnall, Mr. Miller ami oth er*. J. J lohnson was present ami offici ated a* installing otllrer for the officers elect aho were all present for mstalla- tnm. W. E. Thomas resigned the posi tion of Asst. Steward and Mr. Stone was elected to lid the position. < >nt of the tieat f«*aturvu of the day wa* a presentation sjaech made by Mrs. H«>gtM-w ho had been selected for the lacasjoii by a large number of friends of the retiring Muster. Their gift was a b«-autlhil, engraved Past Master’s pin. Mrs. Hogue easily won the compliments of the audience for the i«est presentation speech anyone present had ever heard. • Mr. i>arnull was taken completely by » 9*2 ’>2 surprise but he managed to say a few 1030.1« things, expressing bis extreme appreci ation of the kindness shown. 1107. 27. 367. Announcement. I have started a milk route in Gradi- am and will deliver drst-claas bottled milk. For particulars phone 296 or see D F. Talbot. tf Vol. 6. No. 2. Thirtieth Wedding Anniversary. SAIDY On New Year's eve the thirtieth wed ding anniversary of Mr. am! Mrs. H. S. Tliompson the neigh hors gave them a surprise party. After a pleasant eve ning was "¡»ent in singing and playing gam«-s a dainty lunch wa» serv«*d by the la'lixs Those present were: Mr and Mr*. H. E. Pavia and family, Mr. and Mrs. T. Brugger and family, Mr. and Mrs Join Robeits, Mrs. Pinger and «laughter, Viola, Mr. an«! Mrs. El rank Hodge, Mr. and Mrs. E. Schwedier, Mr. and Mr». Ered Fieldtious«-, <«ran«!ma Eieldhouf»«*, Mr. anti Mr*. Geo Bleret, Mr. and Mrs. E E. Bleret, Mr. and Mrs Jake Metzger and daughter,Mabie, A. k Hartley an«l son, Kay, Misti Eran ces Tucker, and H Mauleniioff. Handy, Jan 10—J. B. Tawney haw taken po.aee»ion of bit blacksmith »hop and will uianaxe it hereafter. J. B Al lison and Clarence < aaeeday have had charge of it. Mai bavia made a trip to Barton the la»t of the week transacting a real date deal. Mr». Roy Winter« of Greabam ia via- iting Mr». Crow. X. V. Lane waa a Greabam viaitoroue ‘lay laat week. Frank Beera waa in town yeaterday. L. C. Crow, a commercial man, e|a-nt the week with hmparenta. Alton Pbelpe, who killed two wildcata a »hurt time ago, waa a Sandy viaitor. Mr». Eddy ia on the aick li»t. SEC I ION UM Geo. Beer» and wife entertained Mr. E«lwin Udy Irfi for Warren Saturday and Mra. Gist and daughter. Ollie, of Greahatn and Edward Cruaier and wile to work in the mill». of Boring. Mr». 8. Sorenaon arrived home l*f«»re Miaa Tate of Boring wa» a Sandy viai Xrnaa having «¡»ent seven day» on the road en route from WiKxinain, her old tor Wednesday. Wm. Guldensopa .and wife received a home. J. Moll at.d family »pent New Years baby girl on Dec. 24th for a Chnatuiaa preaent. with hie ai»terv Mrv. Arthur Grant. Janiea Alliaon ie now able to walk A few friend» helped the Arnapign family welcome in the New A'ear with without crutchea, although be baa not fully recovered from the fall several game», «lancing and refreshment«. William Ream an«! family attended weeks ago. the wedding of their niece, Mina Mabel Keffer of Hillsboro to Erank Williams. They are both popular young people The new dirt flume on the Section I-iue road to be used a» a means of car rying away the earth for the new Mt. Tabor reservoir, promises to be a trifle annoying by the water drifting down across the streets. POWELL VALLEY The public installation of the Odd Fellow« waa held Saturday evening. A | large number attended although the weather was bad. The Grange held a well attended meeting Saturday. A. Miller and family of Dover have moved into part of Eseen'e house. LUS TEDS D. Kellogg made a trip to Portland The young ladies Ilonas Society will meet al the botue of C. L’nis on Satur last week to see his mother and brother who are sick. day, Jan. 15. E. E. Quay was in Gresham Satur C. P. Johnson and wife entertained W. Bottleson. C. Johnson, P. Almquiet day. and their families Saturday. W. E. Craswell has been hauling lum Miss Agnes Caldwell aud her mother ber for Mr. Neibauer. left Wednesday for Bellingham, Wash., Iatwrence Craswell, who is attending where Miss Caldwell will finish her school in Portland, visited bis parents studies at the normal school. last week Albin Anderson and wife of Portland Mrs. Kellogg is expecting her sister visited at the home of Emanuel Ander son on Tuesday. They were looking for and husband, Mr. and Mrs. Worroll of Fortland. a location. Mrs. Brown of Oce^n Park, Wash Wm. Hanielson and wife of Pleasant Home were pleasantly surprised by visiting Mr. and Mrs. CrasweB. their old Kansas friends from here last Saturday. is for Sale. Trie Carpenter place, 40 acres, all Notice. clear, fine boUM*and barn ; corner Sec Notice is hereby given that the firm tion Line and Reams made. Inquire of Leete-Roberts Co.. was dissolved on on premises or at my Portland office, Jan. 1, 1910, and that the business will 213 Couch Bldg. H. M. Barrett. heretofore be conducted by M. A. Leete You who will collect all bills and pay all out Bargains in òur clubbing list. standing accounts. 8. E. Roberts- (5