3
A. I. Htoim wmn out from Portland *
to Np«*iid Sunday with hla brother, II
H Stone.
Mlaae« Gertrude and Carrie Tyri-r
l-airvmw, Gru., N'ov. 10. TI h - <>. It. were enti*rtHin»*«l by Mr«, il. A Ma
Handy, Oregon, Nov. 7.— Al the ri-
Troiildalv, Oregon, Nov
10.—The
A N. company
« <r**w <>f imui l»y- mock over Sunday.
wild goose hunting party returned from publican rally held in the Junker hall
log ralla mi thè m*w Troutdali* unii Kt.
Tin* town raiirua will l>* held next thi-ir Arlington trip aith ii goodly num­ Saturday evening was well attended
John» cut ufi TI k * pflt* driver« uri* iii- Saturday evening A mayor, traaaurer, ber. I larry K|H<ni rr, Earl l<oguii, Allen and was followed by a sisual dance.
u<> ut work ut Ibi« timi-.
rei*or«ler, marilml ami four council men Miller. Bert Sexton, I N. Buxton, Bert
Mr. and Mra. Alfred Bell have moved
Eilmoiison and T. Berini-tl coinp«»»ed ' to Bull Kun where he is employed with
An rilm mrvii I in . »poeto.I Ht th«* ‘ > are to be nominated
the party.
1 the Mt. Hixxi Railroad company.
R. A N <lu|»it booii a» tlin work Im III
4« n « mn « h | to »ii<h an t'ii<Hit limi out* man
Bishop Alexander Christie, who has
Mrs. It Brink ha* again taken charge
cannot han II«« it. There I n m I ho much
charge of this coast, attended the Cath­
Tw«> cur» <»f pr<»«iu<*<9 an*! on« cur of of her restaurant and confectionery.
<IÌN*rtt in I uc tion h ntong the patrona of th«* w « m »| w«r« hui«l«*<l her«* Munday,
olic church here Sunday morning. As
The Crawford family have Ix-en un­
road here I mm * • ihm « th«* <h*pol I m * iiir
Mm. Hwruh Kincaid returned from der quarantine for dyphtheria. some of his trips here an- only every threw or
don« <1 in th«* iiii'blh* of the «lay from I’ h II k City and (' oivh IB m WedneNday
four years an unusually large numlx-r
the Children being ill with that disease.
1(1:15 to 3:40 mn thu present iirrniigt* where »tie vi»it«*«l relative».
attended lie confirmed the following:
I lie I isk iamily have moved from the Ruth Friel, Elixabeth Smith, Tracy
IIIVIltN IIOC pm NI tul o.
The grtingi* liall in 111 Ilin Itami» of
< ole cottage to the lox house.
Cubits, John McCormick, H*-nry Par­
A barlx-r »Imp ami a meat market «•<>ntrnctor» who are putting In n con-
Mrs. Chas Lewis, Mrs. F. It. Dean, rett, Henry (’obits, Peter Clark, An-
are aiming the new businc»» hull««-»
crete baeement and making other need -
Mrs Wm llur-ell, Mr». I A. Zimmer- scion (>ray, l>-o. Canning. John ami
The Artiaaus will enjoy one of tlmir «*<1 illlprovemeiitN.
j mail and I* M. N aeh have been elected William Milam, Mary ami Annie llali-y
W II Coon» in laying cement •ide-
i
anelai dances Saturday night.
The church was Is-autifu11 y decoratwl
1 Stewarts of the M, E. church.
walk» in hi» yar«l
hy Mrs. McDonald, and the Mi»»«» Ma­
The Dugger family have Ix-en out id
F E. Harlow, wif - nnd daughter
.Mr». Narnli Shephard mad« a two
honey and Bessie ('aiming.
town fur a few weeks* visit.
i were vi«i tors her« last week,
<lav»' virnt nt the home of Mm. I> W.
J limes Pitman of Estacada attended I.
A. Taylor and wile of Lo» Angele« McKay at .M« lr<»»«*.
Mr». Ellen Wright was here Tues* lay
O. O. F. Iislge Imre Saturday night and
moved into the Ashcraft I ioiihc .
l
liHiking
after
her
interests.
Mt«M»r». Milo and Claude Coon» nr«*
went to Marmot before returning borne.
Sun l>ial Ranch company 1« repairing
I Im llarvev laimly have moved into cxptM’ted to go (o Arlington, ()r«*gon to
Jix* Clarke has returned from East­
i itsstix'k sheds here.
the Stolli* house on llaiilnon street
»¡•«•ini th«* winter.
ern Oregon where he spent' several
Chester Stevens was out from Kenton months.
Itvv. Young will preach in the M. E
u-m-wing o'*l acquaintances Sunday.
clmrch morning an<l evening
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Russell are the
I: Southerland has Ix-en down from guest» of the latter s father, John Mc-
Fairvmw grange is arranging b>r nu
Otto ANchofT wm o|w*rat«d upon at ll<x«l River a few -lay».
oyslor supper in the m ar future.
Cormick.
St. V îiic «* ii I' n hoMpitiil | h »1 Tne««fay and
J Weller ami T. Corder were here on
The topics of gissi rosila ami prohi­ i» r««<*ovt*riiig mpi'lly.
Gregg Cox and two children ar*- re-
Kundy visiting friends.
bitum al tlo- im etmg lu»! Saturday of
covering from typhoid fever and the
M
r
McCImul
<4
l'orlland
wa
»
h
gu«»t
the grange. Mrs. Vaughn ami Ivy ('or-
Ray Misire »pent Sundy the guest of doctor now has hojx-s that the other
nett were nintalled ami Mrs. < orm-lt ut thr \«cli<»ff boni«* on* day lu«t w«*t*k. hi« mother.
two children will get well.
mu » ri-inatatcd
ll«*ur) llrlm», who lui» been v«*ry ill
Harlow Douglass has returned from
\ tem|«*rum*e rally wa« he! hy tlm Y ut lu« home lier«, lui» I m *« ii r**m«»v«'d l<>
Troutdale where lie »|>ent a week.
the houle 4 l>r Luptoii in Sundy.
I’. S C I' last Sunday evening
Carl ilHrder, who is attending the
A I m mt forty guenta,
representing the trail’- school, visited hit mother
The new pastor of the Presbyterian
.1 B PitmiAti of E»tarM«ln wni m call<*r
th«*ir own n«*i^hIxirhiHxl, Montavilla Mrs. Annie Thielcke Saturday ami Sun­
church, Itev. Bollii,«ou, preached m the iri Marmot Suioluv
ami RuNMBllvillf*. gathered at the couy day.
morning and iectiirrd in tlx- evening -ui
Col. and Mra llelflvld have gone to h<>m«* uf Mr ami Mr« Samuel McCart-
prohibition
Mr. and Mrs. Max Davis are rejoic­
Cotlag«* < • rove, but ex oct to return to ii«*y Saturday evening The elTort» of
A special meeting of the city council Marmot to N|»**n«i th«- winter.
ing over the arrival of a baby boy last
th«* ho»t and liG«t« M» left nothing to I»«*
Ma» held Munday eveiiiiig tor the pm
Mi«« Edn i Helm«, who han Iteen em­ d« *ir«*«l during the few f>|ea«Ant hour« Wis! m-sd ty.
|H,»i* of ap|*ointmg a l ommitti-e to se­
Gustave Dahrnea ha« purchased the
ployod at Bull Run wmm railed borne on that follow«*«!.
Everything gave evi­
cure a spel lai city charter
arrount «»f th«* ill'i» «« of her brot her, dence to the people a iiu in« t t bat if h ah corner lots on Proctor, avenue ami
Mis. M < ' ('ornett a a*« givr»ti h »ur- l!> nry llolin , and iw now with him in
a party par excellenc«*.
Whist, rnuxic Bruns street from the Sandy Land com­
pr N- In the lo/m of an ol<l*fa«hl tiled Sandy
and dancing crowned by a delicious pany.
party m honor of Imr birth lui Th ura-
Much astonishment wnseauaed among
Mi-« (iliiieM u »- ii|¿ain««t of Mr* ('I iiih , luneh« *>n, were tin* principal feature».
*lny evening at the homi- of ber il nigh*
the |»«>ple here recently to learn of the
l'alno r in Hiring Saturday.
Mr-
<
ummingH
wa»
able
to
I»«*
re
­
ter, M ia W I llison
I he evening was
Adolph A««h«4f wae a Portland visit­ moved from the home of her fiater, marriage of Anna Taylor, a 14-year-old
x|x-nt m guessi g the idlotographs of
Mr». King in Portland, to her own girl, to William Carpenter, an elderly
or
Inni week
the guests, taken in ytutli, ami ill tell­
■ nun. who lives on bis place near
home
here on Buckley avenue.
Hubocrilm for The Herald, M a year.
ing youthful eV elielici s
Plea-ant Home.
M. Coleman and family have moved
Men are continually passing through
to the old Heneaco Smith place.
here <>n their way to Bull Run to work
for the Mt. Hood Railway company.
Material for the new railroad is being
111« Grace, Rev. Alexander Christe, hauled from Boring and Gresham by ,
Father Arthur De kirimer and Bert­ auto trucks which are being run night
hold Durrer were the guests of M. ami day.
K ronenlu-rg last Sunday, when confirm­
ation was administered to twenty child­
There is little danger from a cold or ;
ren at the St Joseph church, Powell
from an attack of the grip except when
Valley road. A large numla-r were in
followed by pneumonia, and this never
attendance.
happens when Cliaml«-rlain's Cough |
Mr. and Mrs. J C. Neppach and Remedy is used, This remedy has won !
WE DELIVER ANYWHERE
children, Karl »nd Antonia,
were its gn-at reputation and extensive sale by
guests of Mrs Neppach' brother, Mar­ il» remarkable cures of colds and grip
Give us a chance, we’ll sho\* r you. Helow
tin Kronenlierg this week. They are ami can I n * relied upon with implicit
we list a few of our prices. Send us your list, we
from Oakland, California and are in­ confidence. For sale by Gresham Drug
tending to make their home in Port­ C*>.
will deliver right in your town.
land.
FAIRVIEW
TROUTDALE
SAX UY
BANK OF TROUTDALE
TROUTDALE, OREGON
(OKBEII
MARMOÎ
HI SI SKIION IIM
Aaron Fox
riustM vum
ORE.
TROUTDALE,
.
$1.00 Bottles Medicines
25c bottles Hydrogen Peroxide
5 gals. Pearl Oil
....
5 gals, bulk oil
....
.
.
$ .85
.15
.98
.80
1 Keg new Milchner Herring
$1.10
1-lb. can Royal baking powder
7 bars Star soap
....
6 cans Carnation milk
1 can Eagle milk
....
6 loaves ol bread
....
1 pkg. Arm & Hammer soda
.40
.25
.55
.15
.25
.05
10-lb. pail Columbia lard
Extra S a S shingles, per 1000
100-lb. sack hall ground salt
6 pkgs. Ablx’tta biscuits
1 pound fancy seeded raisins
Oysters,
Pork &. Beans,
Tomatoes,
Corn,
Soups,
Peas,
New Postal Cards
....
O. N. T. Thread
....
Flour, Best
....
Sugar, dry granulated
16 pounds Sugar
....
Fells-Naptha Soap
....
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.
3 runs
.
.
.
.
.
1.85
2.10
.45
.25
.10
2.5
.01
.05
5.40
5.60
1.00
.05
No Association makes Prices for Fox.
We don’t get a letter every Monday morning
telling us what to sell goods at.
We are Free
Y Ve pz/y 40 c for fresh Eggs
40,000 Cedar Fence Posts
WANTED this fall and m xt spring
What Number Can Yon Furnish
Not less than 20 inches in circumferance
Anchor Fence Manufacturing A Construction Works
35 Vnion avenue, Portland, Ore Phom- East 9
Fill In the blank and mall to us Immediately.
We can furnish......................
K"'*l »pH* cellar fence ixmta delivered at
Gresham for...................cents each.
We can
Rev. Wm Runyon has lieen in Sandy
the past week nursing Gregg Cox, who
has typhoid fever.
Alex Brooks has returned from Hixxi
R-ver.
Noah Kuhn and family have moved
to Bull Run, where Mr. Kuhn will have
charge of a crew of men for the Ml.
Hood Railway Co.
Frances McCabe is working at Bull
Run.
Miss Myrtle Friel and Archie Craw-
ford were recently married and have
taken up their residence at Troutdale,
.25
3 pkgs. Roasted Corn Flakes
Tel. 191
CHERRYVILLE
furnish....................... good
split cedar posts on county road near our place for................................ cents each
,
Check Deposits Solicited.
Money Loaned.
Drafts and Letters of Credit Issued.
Tax Statement on application.
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CHURCH NOTICES.
FREE METHODIST CHURCH —
Rev. .1. M. H opi - kr , pastor. Services,
Sunday School, 10 a in ; Preaching
every Sunday at 11 a m.and 8 p. m.
Prayer meeting, Thursday evening at
M o’elix-k. All welcomed.
ZION’S EVANGELICAL CHURCH,
Gresham—Rev. F H. Freund, pastor.
S ervices (German) 11 a. m., every
Sunday morning. Sunday school at
10 a. m. Saturday school at 2 p. m. '
SCHOOL BOOKS
Tablets, Copy Books, Slates
Water Colar Sets,
Satchels, Etc.
Cúmplele Outfiters
Our Drugs are Pure, Fresh,
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nnro
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SOLICITED
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Metzger
< 1
191)^ Morrison St.
.
Herald Want Ads. are Result! PORTLAND,
-
OREGON
Getters. Read the Want Ads.
<Xear PaP’8 Kesfurant)
15 per cent, oft
On All Goods Until Dec. 1
It will pay you to get my prices
before buying
Fine Welch and Jewelry Repairing a Specially
J. E. Pomeroy
JEWELER
SANDY, ORE.
Building
Powell St.
NOTICE 18 HEREBY GIVEN, that < 1
the Bank of Gresham, a corporation of
Gresham, Ore., by authorization of its
stia-kholders, nt a meeting regularly
I and duly held in the city of Gresham
on the 20th day of Octolier, 1910, at i >
i >
which meeting more than three fourths
of all the stock subscribed was present
and voted, has duly made and filed
Supplementary Articles of Incorpora­
tion for the purpose of changing and
altering its original Articles of Incor­
poration so as to comply with and con­
form to the State Banking l aws in re­
spect to the holding of real estate ami 11
for no other purpose.
i i
By or of the Board of Directors.
Dated at. Gresham, Ore., Oct. 90, 1910 ’
J. ELKINGTON, Pn-sident.
' ’
EMIL G. KARDELL
Will pay you 3 % on 6 months’ deposits, 4 % on 12
your watch o
U ulu keep time :
A NEW SHOEMAKER
4«
BANK
LINNEMANN MEMORIAL M. E.
CHURCH. Gresham — P astor , Rev. I
J. F. Dunlop.
S ervices , Sunday
CABINETS
School, 9:45 a. m.; Preaching at
GROUPS
11 a. m. and 7:30 p. m., Epworth ;
League d- votional, •>::«), every Sun­
LANDSCAPES
day.
Prayer meeting, Thursday
venings at 7:30 p. m. Everybody 1
High-grade Work
invited.
Artistic Finish
SAINT MICHAEL’S
CATHOLIC
Improved Facilities
CHURCH, Sandy, Ore.—Rev. Berch-
told Durrer. Services will be held on
the first Sundav of each month at
NEW GALLERY
10:30 a. m.
Powell Street
Gresham
FAIRVIEW M. E. CHURCH—Rev. J
O. Coleman, pastor. Services, Sun­
day School at 10 a. m.. preaching 2d |
and 4th Sundays at 11 a. m. and 7:30
Delineator, Pearsons Magazine and
p. tn.
Herald S3 50 for «2.25. Subscribe.
ROCKWOOD M. E.CHURCH—Rev. J. !
Read the new paper combination.
O. Coleman, pastor. Sunday school
every Sunday at 10 a. m. Preaching
If not, we’ll cure it, and then you’ll
at 11 a. m. and 7:30 p. m.
“I am pleaded to recommend Chatn-
wonder why you did'nt think of u«
long before.
lu-rlain’s Cough Remedy as the lest thing
All our work guaranteed. No haety.
I know of and safest remedy for coughs, '
slipshod job leaves our shop. Our
colds an<l bronchial trouble.” writes
workmen are skilled and conscientious.
Mrs L. B. Arnold of Denver, Colo. “We
You’ll not grumble at the prices,
either.
have mied it nqieatedly and it has never
J.
H.
HOSS
failed to give relief.”
For sale by the
Phone 14X
Gresham, Ore.
Gresham Drug Co.
The Evening Telegram will have a
Geo. F. Barringer has sold hie home bargain day this year Send us «1.25
in Cherryville.
and we will order the Telegram for a
J. T. Friel, Jr., is digging a well for ye it and the Herald too, for one year.
Ben Hart at Dover.
Lex- McCabe is back on hie ranch
again.
Mr. ami Mr». Marston are visiting
In Town
in Oregon City.
Rev. Reeil preached in the Methixlist
(Ten years experience)
church Sunday.
There will lx- a bask t Six-ial in the
Cherryville schoolhouse Saturday even
ing.
Miss Constance Ewing former Cherry­
ville selmol teacher is teaching school
at Newberg, Ore.
Multnomah Grange at Orient will
give its next dance Saturday night,
Nov. 12. Richards’ orchestra will fur­
nish music.
Supper will be serve»!.
Tickets 75c.
45
. . . YOUR HOME
Gresham
JOHN BROWN
Rockwood, Ore.
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Limitier and Millwork and Our
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ness when you need anything from
a poet to a bill of lumber for a
house or barn.
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THE OREGON EIRE RELIEf ASSOCIATION
The'most popular farmers’ insurance
in the state. Get bis rates
Call up John Brown
Phone 231
Rockwood,
Oregon
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to. Come in and investigate
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