TROUTDALE
I-AIRVIEW
Rev. Jas. Moore, district superintend
ent, will hold the quarterly meeting in
Mandy, March 23. — Several psrso'.a
the M E. church next Bunday
have iN-rn to Mainly of late kioking over
Mr and Mrs. W B iMvfs and daugh
the place with a view to putting in a
bank. Mr. Junker baa ««Hereil a site ter Clara, from Ravenna, Ohio, have
< «»me to Oregon to make their borne I
ami conahlerable st«s k haa te-en sub- They visited their *»'»n Lyman at Lusted I
acfilMML 1 hr prow|M*«-te lt,r a bank at * ami are now in Bundy with their eon ,
this place are considered very favorable. Max.
SANDY
ÍKlrviww, Ma (ph XI J. Lualinr and
family rnl«*rlauir<l
fifteen ol their
I friemla from Portland on Munday.
| Among the number ware Bam and
Ifrrman llafner, Mr. Ileidrr and John
Mrs John Holman went to Cottrell
Hofer, who uhii | mhhi the Hrlcelaia Suhday to tie the guest of Mrs Hoirnan
Mr MtHlaon and fnniily ri|»wl to go quartet, whose singing was greatly en« an«l also Mrs Jones (or a few days.
Ihr last ot I ha Wark Io tlwlr naw hornr joynl by the company prawn I and the
W. J. Wirts was a Portland visitor
| neighbors.
The visit of his friends
in Collai, With,
the last of the week.
came a« a «urprise to Mr Lusher whose
A number ut Oklahoma famillra arc
Mr. Rliod««s and wife have moved
birthday came on March 17.
• l|NH'tr«l to min»* to Trouldala to lira.
from Cherryville into one of the Imuses
Little Wesley Kchrain, son of J. IL
Mr Coiiial«M'k haa movad Ida family
at the Proctor A Ktraun mill.
into lha houaa vacalad by I* I’ Grnlg, Schram, is very ill at his home here.
Miss May Bowen is out from Portlaml
A iieneflt «lame will lie given for II.
and all other I muh I i «*«, n«>w in Portland,
»(«ending a few «lays with her |«arrnls,
W. Anderson, Mr., by the Artisans in
Lav«* a|x>krn lor lomara harr.
who are moving from the mill U> their
Mr. Anderson has
Mra (’. \ llawilt of Portland haa the near future.
farm at Kelso (or the summer
l»ran a|»rndliitf a frw daya with Irirnda I mmmi laid up for the |*a»l several nmntha
Mrs. E. M. Ikruglaas attended the
with a diseastMl l«*g
He has a wife and
lirrr and at Springdale.
Pomona Grange meeting at Ixmta last
four
small
children.
The rnlvrtalnmrnt given hy Ihr Chau
t\ rd nm« lay
Mr» If Jackson and little «laughter
taiiqua duh al Kprirgdala laal Saturday
Geo. B«n*rs ami wife are at Gresham
of
Portland
visited
this
week
with
the
aiming waa a wry auccraalul affair and
visiting her parents Mr. ami Mrs.
former's parents, C. A. Kiewart and
lirtlad the club I "I.
(«1st.
Mr. and Mra. Narr have returned In wife.
I'lem Bartsch made a flying trip to
Little Trddy lleslin celebrated Ids
Trouldalr alter several *r«*ka abarme
Portlaml tl*e first ot tne week.
tilth
birthday
on
Saturday
afternoon
Mra I* E. Harlow haa g<»nr tor a
(’. C. Parker wa« out from Portland
with a party for the little folks
abort viaii to Hpokanv.
last week III the mter«*sta «>f the railway
The
Y
P
N.
C.
E.
will
give
a
net
ktie
Mr«. Inlow haa moved to Lenta from
company, wanting t«> know the prole I
social at the church on the «evening of
the Hiveiview hotel
able ext«-nt ol the freight business from
\pril I for the benefit of the aot'laly.
!
Chaa I^’W ib wdl move hia lafidly into
this |s>int
I
Mr». Mam Ik-it«*« left on Monday for
the 1*01 cottage vacated by l> B Rich*
J B. Tawney baa sold out to Percy
Brattle
to
remain
«luring
h«*r
husbsiid's
aalaoo an«l familv who will iiiov «« into
Btielley, th«* forest ranger, whoex|»ects ■
th«* lomar vacated l*v the H wm IH family. alHM'iice
to |>ut up a st«»re later on.
;
Mrs II M Shaw and familv sir rx-
Mra. L tllaid a|»rnt Munday with lier
Emmet Donahue is on the hsikout lor
|«et'l«*<l
liootv
from
B|«okaiw
in
a
few
i
eon I» t Allard in Portlaiol.
whatever will improv«« his stag«» -ervire.
«lays,
Mra. <♦«•••. Coleman of Portland ba»
He is talking favorably of an auto
II. C. McGinnis will move his family
tirrn «pending a f»»w «lay« witli lier «on,
stage
,
(into the H immvll bouse neat '¡rout*
I «omet < ulema n
Mi«» Alic»* McGugin l«a« returns!
dah*.
fr«»m < 'anhy w here «lie vi»it ed her sister. .
Latter servier« will I m * given by the
Mm \l W. |leii«M*ke gavr a little aur-
I nlon Munday •« io*ol n«**t >umiav.
Mr. and Mrs. We»l«-y Bacon are the
Itrv Mr Pudrn, («residing elder «4 the pror |«artv l«»i her -■ it William on Mat« happy parents of a baby I m y.
I v*ngrliral chuich, I» «1 pre ted to I* tirday a(tcrm>oii in honor of lu» sixth
Mi«» Harrietts I <lw«r 1» mm « «mt tn I
blrtiiday
•
visit her mother, Mrs. T rankluml, last
hvîr to conduct th«* service».
J. A. Punbar and u ik and P. O Momiay.
TmtiMnl«, Muroh 23
Mr. Grhi«lr>l
wnd luuilly afki Mr mini Mm M»*)»r«1
laltfly <»í Mit»n«*a|M»h«, linvt» inov«*«l onto
th« Trouldala
<’l»«rry h »»« m utiuii’«
ranch, which waa kiruiarly Ihr Htillaoti
placr.
Punbar ami wife, of Portion I, »|M*nt
Mrs Martha Fah »»f Mt. Ixuiiw is the
Munday with Mr. and Mrs. P B. I>uu- gue»f «»I her «liter, Mr» llennesay, am!
will leave lor her h«m«e this week
People in tin« l««cahty are sorry to bar.
bear ot the death «»f llosa iHcternaon,
Ellen !’»-Ha\rn was visiting Sandy
If. S. Sharp of X«‘W l»rrg made a week« fr|<>ii«|t* this week.
«laughter of Hota ami Waller Pleiten
vn«l visit will» his oUI frtends here.
•on, who were former residents of this
Mr. A. T Axtell la <|Uite ill.
place. Mr». Ihrteanaon moved to Albina
Ralph CoU|»eland 1« building a rest*
alter the tleath «4 her husband about
deuce on Ids pr«»(*»rty recently knight
seven yearn ago.
J. Quinn has m<>v«a| with bis family ami l«jcatrd in the southwest part ot
to the farm lie lalrlv purebase»I near town on »he Harr road.
RIM XWOOO
CHUHCH
Mrs. A Cornutt and children were
the guest» <d Mrs W. F-lllaon the latter
Guy Johns m of Rncltw«»od is a natur« |Mtrl of the w««ek while enroute to
al catltHinist ami is «kstiued to a great Milton to visit relatives liefore going to
southern Oregon to make their future
future.
home.
The drwuia at the Grange hall given
The entertainment given by Fairview
by Plraaant Home dramatic club, last
Saturday night, wa» well rendered and Grange last Saturday night was a very
any who fail«**! to attend iiiie*rd a treat pleasing one and was w«*ll atlen«ied
FHEE METIloliIMT < II I’ R ('ll -I
IU-v. H. <1. ItoKKa, pn.lor. Service*,
Sunday Ncbool, Io. tn.; I’r.-a.lnng !
ev.-ry Kuiclay at II a ni. and H
u>.
I'rayrr u.wtinK, Thunwlay evening at
8 o’clock. All veleomad.
ZION K EVAXGEI.K AL C1IVKCII,|
t.ri-.hain—K hv . E II Freund, paator.
Haavit a. (German) II a. tn., ereiy
Sunday uiorniny Sunday acnool at ,
l<> a. m. Saturday aaiMNM at 2 p. in.
LINNEMANN’
MEMORIAL M. E.l
« IICRt ii, tirewham—P*rr>>a, Rev.
.M. It. I’arounaxian. Saavn aa, Sun
day School, 10 a. rn.; Preaching at
11 a. in. aixl H p. m. every Sunday.,
Prayer meeting, Thunuiay eveniuga J
al s o'clock. Everybody invited.
SAINT MICHAEL'S
CATHOLK’I
CHI'RCH, Sandy, Or<-—Rev. Bercli-j
told Purrer. Servic-a will I* held <>n
the tiret Sunday ol each month at'
10:30 a. lu.
(¡RANGE
(firs .<ra ar« r« ji»« ut« d t ■ aen ! to The Herald
i .■ •»
i a brief card esn I m run
a ling
nen-1 pUs • •'•»> an*l
hour «•! i«»«*« ting J
11-»
Administrator's Notice
HOME
BANK . . .
Will pay you 3 % on 6 months’ deposits, 4 % on 12.
Check Deposits Solicited. Money Loaned.
Draits and Letters of Credit Issued.
Tax^Sutement on application.
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LADIES
OXFORDS
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In Patent«. Tan», Rua- ff n *-A
Many other ctylee on onr abeluea
finest Line her Shown Here
PI£Y HATS—The B^tonly C 9
Guarantee«! Water-proof
V'*
UTS iu all aize, and latent (tylca
$1.25 to $J
,
i
A Full Line of Mens’ Furnishings
Glove,. Tie«, Sox, t n !er Clothing, Shirt«, Etc.
E. W. AYLSWORTH. ■ Gresham. Ore.
Design 027, by Clenn L. 5axton. Architect.
CHOPPING AND ROLLING
Grist Taken at any Time—Quick Delivery.
WE CARRY A FULL LINE OF MILL FEED
Market Price Paid for Grain
SUN-DIAL FEED MILL
Rev. Geo. R t’romley preached his
The entertainment given by the <M«I
Fellows on their anniversary evening farewi-ll sermon in tin* Presbyterian
church last Bunday.
Ilin congregation
was well attended and enj o«d bv all
\ whist party wa« given by the Mac regret his going.
cabees last Saturday night.
Came Near Choking to Death.
The pulpit «»f th»’ Mellmdist chtisch is
A bill«* I miv , the * m » u of Chris. D. Pet-
tiring supplied bv Kev Mr Turner ami erson. a well known r«mi«ient of the vil
other« in th«* abtrncw of Rev. Bam lage of Jacksonville, Iowa, lot«I a snd-
ri:i;siT:cTi\i: viexv - fkom a photograph .
«len ami violent attack <»l croup
Much
Bettes
thick stringy phlegm came up after
giving Chanilterlain’a Cough Ren>«»*lv.
V<»tl want the Normal Behind «(«ma Mr Peterson says
"I think hewouLl
th »n sv|»aiatr«l from («olitn fl. That is Lav«» choked to death had w«* not given
F««r snle by tiresh
what the Initiative Bill *!«»«•< for Mon him tins remedy."
am I »mg Co.
mouth This is your op|M»rtunity to
k«M*|» it always separate. The Stale ed
That merchant, w ho is determine«!
ucates her lawyers, farmers, d«*t«»rs,
that hl« advertising shall I m * the l>est
pharma« 1*1». et«’ . why n«»t her teachers.
in t«»wn, is "in the race,” whether he
We must have schools. The Isstter
realises his ambition or not
trailicil th«’ tea« her, the belter sch«M>l
and more intelligent servi««» the child
March w inda w hittie flesh right off th«»
gel». Vole, yrs, for M«mm«»uth.
I’»
cows
Keep them in out «>( the cold.—
Farm Journal.
Virtue is its own rewar«l, but a little
rash helps out.— Farm Journal
Lured of a Severe Attack of Bron
chitis by Lhainbcrlain's
When vou advertise in Th«» Herald
LtMigh Remedy,
von reach th«* biiving class throughout
•’On Octok’r IMth.last, mv little three
rear «»l«l dnught«*r eontract**d a sever«*
•eastern Multnomah coiintv.
«•«•Id which ie*.ult«-l in a bad case of
bronchitis," way» Mrs. \V. G. Gikon ot
Lexington, Kv. ‘ She l«»«t th«* power «»f
Notice fur Publication
»Iteecli c«»mpl« tely an«l w .is a very sick
1 lepnrtmeiit of th«» Interior, U. B lam! cliihl. F«»rtunat«’lv w«’ ha«l a la»tt|v of
Although this h<>u->e Is of the square type. It hits n distinction quite Its
ollie«* at Portland, Oregon, I-ebruary Chamberlain's Cough R«»m«»dv in the own. mainly on account of the large platan, built on two sides of the house.
Imuwe ami gnv<* it t«» her according to There Is a splendid Interior nrrnngen-.ent. comprising eight rooms, a bath, h
JI, P3H».
On the srcoml «lav small den or sewing room, as well ns a large pantry and entry. There is a
Notice i« hereby given that Georg«» print«*«l «lir«»vtioiis
sh«’ wra* a great deal l»etler ami <»n th«’
The first story is finished in red oak or
Henrv Weal, wli ••«• poatolhce mhiresi« is fifth «lay, t»ct. 23, she wa« entirely well side eutranee Into tile dining room
711 loth street, Greeley, V«»l«»ra»lo, <li«l of her c«»l«l ami bmiivhitis, which I at bir. li and the second story in pine to paint. There are blr.li floors through
I out. 81s« twenty-six feet wide by thirty-four feet deep. Cost to build, ex
on the Hth «lay «4 Beptemlwr, 1901», til«» tribute to llii» spl«*n«li<l metlicin«*.
clusive of heating and plumbing. il.Otm
in this oilier sworn statement and appli recommend Chamberlain’s (’«»ugh Rem-
«•dy iiiir«’aervr«lly as I hav«* found it th«*
Ry special arrangement with me the «alitor of this paper will furnish one
cation No. trjiM», to purr ha a«* th«* nw
surest,safest ami quickest cure for colds,
Motion I, township I, range ll east, Iroth for children an<l adults, of any I complete set of plans and specifications of design No. !>27 for $23.
C.I.ENN L. SAXTON.
Willamette Mernlian, and the timla*r have ever u « h *«I.” For sal«» by Gresham
thrrron, under th«* provisions «»I llm act Drug Co.
In th«* County <’«»urt of th«’ Btate of
Oregotv for Mnltrmmah C«»untv
In th«* math i «»f th«’ c-iat«’ «•! John II.
Ever«‘Ht, ^l«•«*«•ll«<•^!.
Notice 1« hereby given that the under-
sign«’«! has been ap(»oin’«*<! administrat
rix of th«» «»stat«* «if John IL Everest,
deoease«l, by tlw C«»unty Court of the
state of Oregon for th«’ county «if Mult
nomah and lias «|U.ditle«l a« such.
\l| p«»rsons having claims against said
estate air eq«iirr«l to present th«’ same,
duly veriflwl as r< quir«’«i by law , to sai«l
ailiiiinstratrix at the ollie«» of Johnson A
Van Zante, 505 Commercial buildit ” in
the dtv of Port In ml, Orrg«»n, within six
months fr«»m the «late of the first publi-
< nt Ion <•! tin- not i« ••
ELIZABETH EVEREST.
Administratrix of the estate of John
H. Everest, decease«!
JOHNSON A VAN ZANTE, Attys.
Date«! and first pub. Feb. IB, 1910. 7-6
. . . YOUR
DIRECTORY
FLCMUST VAbl.KY GftAJGiK We
M«-«*ta wrond Ustur'h) st “ *> |» in and l«»urth
Matunlay at U j .w a tn »very month
KfM K W«e>D «.KAX'tE Meets the first Wed
ii«*ada) •»! ea«-|, mouth at s p ui altd third Hat
unlav at lu a m.
MI LTBOMAH <»KAX»iE. NO 71
Meet» the
fourth ftalurdat In every month al lu su a. m .
in «• range half. Oriatti
KAIHV1KW GhAS'J. Merta ffrut Maturday
auu ti.r third Fii*lay *»! ea«*h month
KI BELLVILLE «.KAM.K, NO i'A -Meet« In
Ku**«nGlb- •« hoolh.oiM* on tin- second and
fourth Matarday nights In earh month
EVENING MT th ukAN«»l£ Meets In their
hail at Mouth Muuiii l alaii uh th«* flot >*alur
1«) u! < •« h rnoiilU at 1U a- m. All vLailora are
welromv
OK MH AM «»RANGE
Meet» »ec«»n4 JUtur
day in each month at is *ia. in.
IUM.I m I « OKAX'iE. NO. ¿w»
Meet» fl rat
»•lur'laj «-«i b mouth.
LKN |H OMA N«,t. M« r t» aecond Saturday of
« a« h month at 1° so a tn
Cb.M KAMAS «.RAN«.F. NO
the
Oral swfurdnv in tl»r month at lu sua. in and
the thii'l fedunl«) «1 . JU p. m.
' (’«»I.I MHIA '.HAS'.h \<) .-«,7
Meet» tn all
day M-*ai«»n flr»t Thur»<lay In r«u b month in
(rang«* hail near < orbelt
Faster will | h * olMtervtnl by the Fair-
Mr Lumison, who is in the huapital,
having undergom* two operations, 1» vies Bunday •< bools which will com
bine for their services and will bold
slowly i hi proving
them in the M. E. church.
The ladie« Ahl met at the parsonage
Rev. I>. Turner will occupy the pulpit
last w«M*k
The meeting next week will
l»e with Mr« Mil«*s linmdiaw on Thurs of the M. E. church Munday morning
and evening.
day afternoon.
,
of Jun«« 3, IM7M, ami acts amendatory,
known ns the "Timber an«I Mtonr Law.”
nt such value a« might la* fixed bv ap
praisement, and that, pursuant to smY
application, th«’ lan«l ami timber there
on hav«* b«*rn appraise«!, th«* timber es
timated l,rJ<»,<»n’> k»ar I fret nt BUM) per
M, ami the land, nothing; that sai«l ap
plicant Will offer final proof in support
of his application ami sworn statement
on th«* J»lth «lay of May, 1910, lnd«»rr tin*
register a mF receiver of the l’nite«l
Mtatrs land «»flier nt Portland, Oregon.
Any person is at lil»erty to |»r«»trst
this purchase l»rf«»rr entry, or Initiate a
contest at any time before patent issues,
by filing a corr«»boratr«l affidavit in thin
office, alleging fa« tn w hich would defeat
the entry.
CHAM. IL MERRICK,
First pub Mar. IS,
Register.
TROUTDALE, OREGON
NOIICiiS.
House With a Double Piazza.
< «ate», lire. riieir (rienda wish them
them anreaaa
BANK OF TROUTDALE
A PAIR
SHEARS
FAIRVIEW,
Millinery
.
.
.
OR LOON
Announcement
The Gresham Millinery «le^ires to thank it* friends for their generous pat
ronage during the past year and invitee the public to its second annual
Spring Opening March 24. 25 and 26
Our new walking shapes and Misses school hate have now arrive«! Call
and see them. Also our line of pretty and stylish hats and bonnets for tiny tola.
s“,'2!Z.XoX,!”“
Mrs. Grace Metzger
JOHN BROWN
Rockwood. Ore.
Lwal Agent of the OREGON EIRE RELIEF ASSOCIATION
The most popular Farmers' Insurance in the State.
Get his rates.
Call up JOHN BROWN.
Rockwood. Oregon
I»hone 231
Shattuck veil» lime and sulphur »pray.
A valuable free oiler is made by Mr.
Shattuck in his a.l. tais week. Be mue
to n ail it.
Why do we jp> to Mr. He»»«-!’» »tore
at Gresham? Why, lax-aiiie what w ■
Shattuck sells the best ILoO hat for
buy at his store is always good. He
men ever shown.
sells onlv reliable goods.
Of th«”«* tin«*
To any person sending
us three new subscrip
tions for one year
Addre»«
Herald, Gresham, Ore.
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US.PATENT NO.799882.*
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