TROUTDALE FAIRVIEW SANDY The lent» grunge had a very inter Sandy, January IK— I.. J. Ranney of Fairview, January 18—Mr» E Wet fn the more ha. returned from Portland where Three-Htx wa» a Sandy viaitor on bi» esting day lust Saturday. , morning the general routine of business ■ lie »pent th» |>aat »everal day» with way home from Portland last week her daughter, Mr». A. L. Htone, who The baby boy of Mr. and Mr». V. C. was taken up and the lir»t and second han been III. Fonbcrg dim I last Thursday morning ol ¡degree» were given to Mr». Haynes. Mr. and Mr», Gustafaon entertained indignation. Tlie little jirie had never Many visitor» were pri-went: Mr. Bl»i-k their daughter and hii.hand, Mr. and linen very »trong, blit loving care and and wife of Woodlawn; Mr». Windle Mr» G. It. Dean ol Milverton, la»t week. ■killed treatment hail kept hiui alive and Mr. and Mr». Kellar, Mr», and j Mi«« Castro of i 'lsckama«; Mr». Taylor Mr nnd Mr». E. G. McGaw and until lie wa» past four month» old and daughter, Mr. and Mr», and Mi»» when all that ixiuld lie done wa» of no daughter, Mi»» Be»«ie, «|»ml Bunday at ' avail. The little body was laid to rest Nlbblin, Mr. and Mr». Jam«» Kelly and their cottage here. in the Sandy Ridge cemetery. The | Mrs. P. Kellv of Evening Star grange. Oren Dunbar and bride are here Alter a very creditable dinner wa» Tli» i| uh rt«• rlv ini' tinti of thè Method- »pending a few day» with Mr. Dunbar'» parent» have the sympathy ol thia l served Mi»» Ison and Mis» Fox were community lai uhurch wua beh! W»dne»day after- parent», I*. H. Dunbar and wife. "How »trange it seems with ■<> much ’ present to tell of the good work of the noi ni. A. 1.. Stone wa» here to spend Sun Portland branch library at Is-nt« Mr. gone Work oli tbe poor fami ha» b.-.-n alia- day witli In» brother, II H. Stone. | C'lton of Oregon City preaentod hi» Of life and love, to »till live ’’ penda.! un ai'OOUlit of weatber condi view» on wingln tax, while Mr. Palmer J. A. Dunbar and wife »pent Sunday Sandy grange, No. 392, met in regular timi». with relative» al the home ol 1). S. meeting Saturday and under th« able was opposed to all of .Mr. U’Ken’i views. C I. Rakm, «ilio recently look i »a- liunlair. After the program Mr». Niblin and leadership of Mr. Spooner of Orient, aaaaion ol tlu* Unitoti fami, lia» burli Mr». A. B. Moller visited friend» in Inatailed the following officer»: W. M., daughter installed the officers of the tuaking ini proveniente on tli» place Lento grange in a most pleasing and in Portland the last of the week. A. C Tiiomaa; overseer, M. V. Thymus; teresting manner. Every officer elect Mra. Ine» Crngheitd lina reaiglied ber The Pacific Const Construction com lecturer, Mr». Molair; »ecretary. Jam«» was present to be installed. |Hiaitinn »a lilirarlan »mi Mia» lingue ia pany nre unloading n ear lond of hay. Bell; treasurer, Bert Jonarud ; steward, Many of tlie visitor» »poke very high in aliarge. Jame» De Ktiar.«r; assistant »toward, The family ol G. It. Green are pre ly of the degree work done by the Mra. J. I FrU'k, Mra. E. .1 Hn”W, paring to move back to Portland. Joe Albel: chaplain, Mr». Fisher; Ijento grange. The yearly report of the Mra. F. D Hubbard, Mr». Elicli W righi Flora; Mr». Jonarud, Cere»; Mr». secretary »bowed 177 as membership. ami otbera frolli Ilio city, are expecled Field», Pomona; Maggie Edwards, I.. Mrs. Deming and daughter are mov itera on Friday evcning to »Itemi Ilio A. Steward. Mr». A. C. Thoma»; gate meeting ol thè <1. I*.. H. Mr», ituleigli Wal»on 1» reported a» kei pi-r, Itee Nelson Under the efficient ing to Forty-nine and Hawthorne. Mrs. Holte viaited in l>mt» Sunday. directorship of tin» staff ol officers, the Mr ami Mia J H. Waabington of ■ lowly improving Mr». Ilplte is a daughter of Mr. and Sandy grange w ill take a big atop the li..liana, alio buio beoti Vlaltlng tlir Mr. Gillett ha» »old hi» place on the i Mr». Hummel. Mr. Hurumel ha» fallitile» of (' I Raker uml li. I*. I Bu»e l.lm- lie intend» going to »outli coming year. lini ey, lelt (or tlieir himie luci Monday er Il < Iregou to locate Mr. Shelley lias leased hi» blacksmith lieen quite jseirly for the past two weeks. night. It 1» thought Allton Shantin, Jr., han »hop for one year to the Sandy stage Mr». E. L. Rayburn is on the sick company, E. F Ikmaliue, proprietor, 1 appendicitis and will have to undergo 1 list. Mr. Shelley intend« to devote hi» entire an o|>»ration. time to the juetiee1» office, notary work, Mr. and Mrs. Sam Brockley of Ohio Geo Boland will eoou go out of the A Very charming birthday party wa» real .-state, etc. He wishes to thank are visiting tlieir nephew, Prof. Ilcrsh- ■ torn business at Itockwoinl and will given lor W. II Peter» at the Adolf his customers (or their help while lie ner. They arrived Saturday. Aacliofl home last >aturdav evening. A move to Tiganiville where lie and III» had charge of the »bop. ilelldoua luncheon wua served and non-in law I*. C Huffman, will buy a Il i» reported tliat Casper Junker ha» dancing, curd" and music entertained lot and erect a »tore building. Mr. »old lii» hotel and salism to Mr. Wolf Huffman baa a building rented ami la tlie gue.t. until tin* "urr aina* hour»." Th« pi;>e will soon tie laved from the of Dover; consideration, ♦»,•» a I. He A large nuiiil>er ol Hull Kun young peo keep) g »tore there at the present time. Saidy river lube stand pi|*. Most of Ims cut the dance hall and intend» ple attended ami all Ilf I lie guests voted Mr. !l>dand ba» made many friend» it has lieen tested. i lu re all of w hom regret Id» leaving. making it in two sections. The increas Mr Peter» a delightful boat. Zena Neibauer is quite tick with the ing demand in Sandy for business John Richmond will take the »tore Mra. Helm» has returned from Port- I measles house» iias caused him to make this ■ gam. land and report» A lei improving G. Moulton, while out hunti' g last change Jmne» Brown, who recently »old bn rapidly. Monday, »hot a small wild cat. Harlow Douglas has prove.! his abili large holding» in eastern Oregon, will A number of ca»ca of grip have lown Mias Alva Andre has lieen visiting »oon leave for »outhern Oregon where ty »» a detective having caught Keller re|H>rteil. bcliool an» closed Tuesday lie expect» to l a ate. He ban lieen ntay- brothers, who left here aeveral week» friend» near Sheridan for a couple of on account of the iHtiea» of Mi»» Glut«». I mg with Inn brother John, and mother ago, leaving behind several debts and weeks. A miiiilx-r of Italian» are clearing Mr» Earneat a couple ol week». taking Mrs. Douglas»'silverware. When School cloned Monday for a short ; land on Hie Minainger ranch caught they had in tlieir |»>»ses»ion time on account of the measles. Mi»» Bertha Weiland wa» on th» sick Mr. i> l>onnell »pent »everal day» the list a few day» la»t Week and wa» un goods taken from Geo. Ketch's store. Bert Heigbton of Sandy is finishing | 1’hey are now in jail wating for pro Fid. Hamilton's house. pant Week ill Portland, lie baa the able to attend to her work in the city. ceeding». oHitnul for clearing a large tract id Glen and Earl Andre, who have lieen Earl .Middleton lo»t hl» riding pony land on the Kechill place. The Sandy drug store is l>eing remod quite sick with the mi-a»les. are getting | last week. eled and when finished it will lie an along nicely. Me«»ra. lioeaain mid Curran of Bull up-to-date establishment. G M Tal Kun were gueata of W. II Peter» on Clubbing offer» Herald mid Oregon mage, assisted by the proprietor, is do Munday. Agriculturist lor one year fl. ing the carpenter work. Mr Pritle has moved his gasoline George Hennessy celebrated his four When buying a cough medicine for Herald mid Farm Journal II .Ml. The drag saw to J. Filli» to cut wood. children, Iw-ar in mind that Chamber- Journal will come for two year» and teenth birthday Sunday. A number of L. Westland was very busy last week his friends met and spent a pleas nt lain a Cough Remedy 1» moat effectual for cold», croup mid whooping c ugh, your choice of Horae Secret», Poultry afternoon with music, games and re hauling wood. and that it contain» no harmful drug Secret», Corn Secret», Corning Egg freshments. Mr nnd Mrs. Fanglit was in Portland For »ale by all dealer» l«iok. with each order. Order nt once. The Mt. Hood railroad did a great last "aturday on business. deal of teaming during the snow. They O. Bisieen and H. Schultz made a 'are rushing the work a» much as |n.»si- dying business to Portland last Friday. hle. A quantity of metal window Joe (iould, a tinner, started a shop , frames are being hauled through at at I^tourelle last Saturday. present. II. Burkholder is very busy hauling The snow is fast disappearing under hay. the velvet touch of tlie gentle elnnook. Rev. Brower of Pleasant Home tilled Rev. Ried's pulpit Sunday evening Notice is given that the administaator i George Odell visited with the home folks at Brightw<s>d a few- davs last of the estate of 8. B. Edwards, de-! ceased, has file<l his final account as week. such administrator of said estate with Mrs I,upton's mother. Mrs. McCloud, the clerk of the county court of the came out from Portland Saturday. state of Oregon for Multnomah county, Dr. Lupton was called to Pleasant and the judge of said court has ap- Home Sunday. l>ointed and fixed the 25th day of Jan- ‘ Mr. Parrot's gasoline engine froxe up ' nary, 1910 at 9:30 o’clock a. m. of said i during the cold snap, as did alro Dr. day as the time, and the county court Lupton's auto. room in the court room in the court; Do you know when you are getting first- Mr. Ketch, who recently purchased house of Multnomah country, state of class service? You do and I know you do. the Douglass store, is in Portland for a Oregon as the place for hearing of ob jections to said tinal account and the few days. That is the reason I cater to your wants for settlement thereof. R. F. Dittert, the harness maker, CHARLES E. EDWARDS, I pride myself on my good service. Good made a trip to Troutdale Tuetwiay. Administrator. Mrs. E. M. Douglass is slowly recov service every hour of every day is one of my J. N. BROWN, Atty, for Administrator. I ering from her severe illness. She is highest ambitions. still at the Portland sanitarium. Proctor A Strauss have reopened Making Life Safer tlieir sawmill after lieing shut down for Everywhere life is living made more changes. safe through the work of Dr. King’s Troutdale, J.muary I* Mi»» l-'v» Il u<l.oli rvli'limlcil ber fmirteeiitli blrtliday «nn»iv.-rwMry witli a party la»t Tm-aday «vetiltig. Qiilte u mini ber of yoiing |«»q>l«> w«r<< preaent and «peni a <i«lig!ltful VVellillg. Tini meeting uf tli» motlier«' ami teai-lirr«’ eluli halli Inni Frlday aitar- ( kmiii *»• »11 il11USIi»11y ilitcrealing oli» ami w » h w.-ll attorniali by thè parent» Tlie paper Rivali by Mia» Miliari) waa grcatly eliJoyvd by »11 pre »ut ROCKWOOD MARMOI LUSTEDS LATOUKELL S E RVI CE Administrators Notice There ¿ire three kinds of Service — Good, Bad and Indifferent. Good Goods New Life Pills in constipation, bilious ness, dys;a*psia, indigestion, liver troubles, kidney diseases and bowel Several families intend to leave for disorders. They are easy but #ure. and homesteads in the Nehalem county as perfectly build up the health. 25c at soon ns spring opens up. Among them all druggists. being the Mincks, W. W. Howitts and Hoefens. Constipation is the cause of many ail R. Snyder of Lents was out fixing up ments and disorders that make life fences and otherwise improving his miserable. Take Chamberlain's Stom twenty acre place on Buckley avenue. ach and Liver Tablets, keep your Win. Austin has been brought home bowels tegular and you will avoid these and is being cared for by his daughter, diseases. For sale by all dealers. Mrs. Frank Carr. Mr. Austin's right side is entirely paralyzed. He ia almost Herald and Farm Journal fl.oO. The speechless Imt is cheerful and grateful Journal will come for two year and for the visits of neighbors and friends. your choice of Horse Secrets, Poultry Several sleighs were brought out Secrets, Corn Secrets, Corning Egg from their hiding places and put on the book, with each order. Order at once. road. If the timber continues to be ent down every family will have a Semi-Weekly Journal Clubbing Offer. sleigh as well as the usual buggy. It Regular $2.50 price, both Herald and looks as if the east was sending lots of Journal, |2.00. climate in the baggage of her tourist» and prospective residents of Oregon. Try the new match—the Lents match. WEST SECTION LINE Good Goods and Good Service are nec essary in the building up of a first-class mercantile business. Successful merchants slight neither. I specialize both and you appreciate all I offer. Right Prices Good goods, good service right prices and the privilege of buying what you want—my customers receive all these. Is it any won der they are satisfied? I want to please you. AARON FOX Troutdale, Ore. Sure, convenient, economical. Ask Do yon know that fully nine out of your grocer for them. • very ten cases of rheumatism are simply rheumatism ot the muscles due Something new—Now it is the new to cold or damp, or chronic rlieuma- tisin, and requires no internal treat Lents match—cheap, sure, at your ment whatever? Apply Chamberlain’s grocers. Lintnient freely and see hoW quickly it gives relief. For sale by all dealers. Ask about the Herald Clubbing offers BANK OF TROUTDALE TROUTDALE, OREGON . ..YOUR HOME BANK . .. Will pay you 3 % on 6 months’ deposits, 4 % on 12. Check Deposits Solicited. Money Loaned. Drafts and Letters of Credit Issued. Tax Statement on application. . PERCY T. SHELLY & CO. Practical Horseshoeing and General Blacksmithing* Implements, Buggies ’and Wagons in Stock ¡gj G. M. Talmage in charge of Wood-Work Repairing | Lame and Interfering Horses Carefullv Attended HAY FOR SALE TB “ SANDY, OREGON SUN-DIAL RANCH MILL AND WAREHOUSE Hay, Grain and Mill Feed MENDOTA COAL by the CAR, TON or SACK FAIRVIEW, ORE. John Brown Rockwood's Leading Merchant INVITES YOUR PATRONAGE I MCI T n 4 I IX' wiNLC ln OREGON’S MOST RELIABLE ASSO- CIATIONS furnished at mixlerate rates. Wilt not'represent any company unless thoroughly reliable JONSRUD BROS. City Carriage j and Shoeing Shop: BORING OREGON Phone 41x Mill 1 1-4 mllos southeast of Kelso CEDAR POSTS SHINGLES MOULDINGS TURNED WORK LUMBER $6 AND UP Large stock of Dimension Lumber on hand Rough and Dressed lumber for all purposes I | • * General Blacksmithing • Shoeing, Repair and Car- • riage Work • send order to JCN8RUD BROS. Boring RD 2 J. J. JOHNSON H. PERRET, Prop. JOHN VAN ZANT! Expert Tinner after Jan. 1. • Eve and Gutter Work. • Repairing of all kinds. • Johnson à Van Zante ATTORNEYS AT LAW Removed from Commercial Bldg, to 814 Spaulding Bldg.. &l à Washington PORTLAND, ORE. Agency for Fairbsnks En- Z gines and Water Systems • • C. L. QUINN Sandy, - Ore. • Blacksmithing, Horseshoeing and General Job Work Wood Wook Plow Work o < ► horseshoeing a specialty INVESTIGATE Our Methods. Our Stock of Lumber and Millwork and Our Prices. We are C -’tident that it will result in securing y.-ur busi- new when you i ted.an thing from a post to a bill ol lumber for a house or barn. Fairview, - Ore. Firwood Lumber Co. The best in quality for the mon ey, is the motto we try to live up to. Come in and investigate SANDY, ORE. Dealers in Rough and Dreatod S kk E. W. MILLER, LENTS Wiifv-Alien <Mme "LUMBER MILL ANO TAROS AT LENTS JUNCTION Mill East of SANDY Special Prices on all Old Stock < ► MILLER-MOWERY LUMBER Company ' ♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦<