' resolutions relative to house bill 176, relative to the appropriation proposed for supporting tlie support of migratory sc I ksi I i or «chisil« relative to household vcoiminle« and farm management Mrs Darnsll read the Grange declaration of purposes. Mr. Wythecomlie of Port- land discussed the pr<i|Mim-d reciprocity treaty with Canada Mr. Palmer and H. A Ihsiker ol New York presented an opposite view. Mrs. J C. McGrew Presented a very praetic«! pa|>er on "Household Finance«.” Resolutions were adopted favoring parcels post. It was decided to hold a special program shout the first of April to commemorate tlm opening of tlm grange hall Besides Mrs Waldo, Mr. Hooker ami Mr. Wythecomlie, other visitor« were Mr Well». Mr». Payne, Mrs. Scliulenlierg ami Mr James. 1 j ' FAIRVIEW Pli ASANT HOMf The machine the railroad company is building to extricate on the cut at this place will soon lie in operation. The V’atcb creamery driver had a lively runaway Tuesday The team be came frightened, throwing the large can« by the roadside and ran three mile» before I »dug caught. Bert Griffith and family are visiting relatives Mrs. A Diuderback of the city called on friend«. B. C. Altman is on the sick list. Mrs Bhumay was called to Handy on account of her daughter’s illness. Will Calvin lias returned from Idaho. The Baptist l.arfu-s' Aid met with Mrs. Chase this week. Preaching every Kunday at Ila. m. through February BANK OF TROUTDALE i Fairview, Feb 15—Mrs. H H. Stone Mt. Hcott, February 16—Geo Hpring, ' hail a« guests on Sunday her brother, Hr., has been very sick for some time 1 Win. Zimmerman and wife of Portland, He is still confined to hl« bed. ' and Mr«. A. Spelts of Eastern Oregon, TROUTDALE, OREGON Albert Culkins, the one year old chilli an old friend of Mr«. Stone. of Mr Calkins of Gilbert’« Crossing, E. (I Wilkinson ami wife are guest« <li««l Thursday of pneumonia. The of Mrs. Wilkinson's parent«, It. W. funeral was held at 2:3ti Saturday. Wilcox and wife. Mr. Wilkinson ba« The YoUllg People's Alliance of the taken the position as agent and operat . . YOUR HOME BANK Evangtdical church, held a tiusmess or for the <• W. It. A N. Co. here. Mr. meeting al the home of Mildred Allen, and Mr«. Wilkinson came here from Monday evening. After the Imaiiiesa I .eland. They expect to take up their wnsim ss was transacted a social lime residence in the Scott cottage. t was enjoyed until a late hour. Will pay you 3 % on 6 months’ deposits, 4 % on 12. W. Ellison, who ha« held the position The Misses Lyons gave a party at the as agent ami operator here for the past Imine on Tenth avenue on Valentine’s Check Deposits Solicited. Money Loaned. ten years, «enl in his resignation to the night, company a few week« ago. H • will Drafts and Letters of Credit Issued. Mr. liumly who lives »outbid town, take up other lines of Work ia sick with lagrippe, Tax Statement on application. Mrs. E. A. Whitney has returned Htanford Ityrd mlton, th«» lour year from a <ew- days' visit with friends in old son of Mr. and Mrs Melton, was Portland. burled last Thursday. Mrs. A. B. Miller ia making «orne Troutdale, February 16—Mr. and Mr. Nelson of Fourth llpnus, who improvement« oilier pl CO. Sandy, February 10—Mrs. J. M. l»on- Mrs Marion Bhearer of Mt. Ilissl were was badly burned some time ago, i* Miss Edith Mi'Killip «pent the week ahue has been on the sick list the pant guests of Mr. and Mr«. Knarr the first still in a very ciillcal condition. end with friends here. week of the »«'k. Rev. tioode 1« quite sick Mr». C. G, Coupeland is moving to M r. Pridernore of Three-Mix was a Mi«« Bertha Frick of Portland i« visit The Friends are holding revival m- st farm near Estacada. I Sandy visitor on hi« way to Portland ing the Misses Hogue this week. ings this week. W. H. McNames will move his fami Monday. He reports atmul three feet Mr«. F. K. Zimmerman sf*nt part of Mrs. w T. Bischoff, who visited her ly into the Hcolt house, vacated by of • now in that section. the week with friend« in Gresham. sister of llsppy Hollow a few days, re Mrs. Coupeland, ami will keep a Ism ril Mr». Phoebe Friel died at her home ' 0. A. Hewitt was here from Portland turned home Monday. ing house. near Cherryville, Feb. 13th, at 4 p. m. i latura Polling of Portland has lieen the last of the week renewing old ac Mrs. O. 11. Shaw- has returned from The immediate cause of her death was quaintance«. visiting Rev. Grasle's family for the Sel I wish ! where she was with Mr«. 11. apoplexy, though «he had a stroke of II. L. Spencer and wife are the pa past two week«. M Hh«w, who wan quite ill, but is im paralysis three years ago. Hbe had Blanche Itetberford was home Satur rents of an eight pound boy, born on proving lierti ailing for several days hut kept day from Ballstone, where she 1« leach February 10th. A trip to foreign lands was given as a up until Bunday ami was conscious up The Fisk family are moving to Aims ing. treat to the memlwra of the Y. P. H. C.E. to within a half hour of her death. Be A large force of men are at work lay who, under the captainship of C. B. side« her husband, J. T. Friel, Sr., she Mr» Sweet of Hliadv Wood is «ick. Miss Meier, ol 2’>5 H<>Uth Maili, who ing steel for the O. W, it A N. Co., on Stone, deleated a division under the leaves seven children. Mr«. W. R. leadership of Ivy Cornett in a contest, Allen, Mrs. Glenn McIntyre, Mrs. R. C. MENDOTA COAL by the CAR, TON or SACK underwent an operation in December, 1 the Troutdale cutoff. Frill Morita ha« resigned his position closed the la-t of December. The trip Murry, Mrs. B. F. Hart, Mrs. T. E. ia recovering «lowly. Kirby, J T. Friel, Jr., and Jerry Friel, Quincv Harvey of Mootavtlla will as section foreman here after several was made la.t Friday night, the party years of service Mr ami Mis. Mori X •tarting from the Pirsbyterian church tt ith the except! ii of Mrs. Kirby, who »■sin move t<> l.enls, where tiirv intend ; will take up llo ir res deuce in Kenton. after listening to a lectnro by the livaa in Portland, the children all live to reside |H-rm»nently. F. A. Harlow and family were out pastor, Rev Thomas Robinson, on the in this community. Jim Key Holds came up from Newlarg The entertainment given by the from the illy 0» spend the week end countries to be visited William Fisher to l<M>k a'ler his property on Fourth Sandy Commercial club Saturday even acted as guide and gave very interesting and entertained friends from the city. avenue He intend* building soon and Mrs. I A. Harlow and children have descriptions of the country enroute. ing was a success in every wav. The . make this in» home. returm-d from visiting in Portland for Japan was first visited at the resilience progr in went off with a »wing although ( A base Imll Is ni flt was given a’ the of Mr ami Mr«. J W. Tow nsend.w hicli there were two or three numbers that Alcazar tlieatr«* W'dnc-d.iy night for several days. was gaily dieorateil with fans, parasols had to lie omitted on account of the Nash is cm al>-«ciiig from an the I .ent's 'earn and lanterns. The visitors were greet al>sence of a piano. Wher it came to illne»» which threaten.-d to terminate ed by Misses Alta Wilcox and Eva the »ale of the baskets, there was no , in typhoid fever Townsend in Jap hese costume Messrs hanging back and under the lively auc- ■ Troutdale now has two jewelry stores, W. E. Tegart and W. E Townsend also tiom-ering of F. E. McGugin, the bid-1 the new sho Is-ing located on Columbia assisted the hostess in entertaining ding was brisk. The proceeds from the street in tile Teller building with games. Refreshment« served were, baskets and pies amounted to $77.40. < rackets, small fish, tea and Japanese All those interested worked hard to | INVITES YOUR PATRONAGE Sedentary habil», lark o( outdoor oranges. From Japan the guide con make it a go and their effort« »ere errine, iiuoitlirivut maatication of T i » h I, ducted his party to Switzerland, the crowned with success. «*«>n«ti pat ion, m torpid liver, worry and home of Mr. ami Mrs. W. Ellison. Mr. There is some talk of organising a I \JC| IO A Nlf’C? In OREGON’S MOST RELIABLE ASSO- anxiety, are the moat common I 1 kU 1 n vz EL CIATIONS furnished at moderate rates. of atoinach trouble». Correct your and Mrs. Luscher loaned for the occasion Shakespeare club in town, Sandy need« habit» and tak«« ( haml*rlain » Stomach a num tier of fine paintings of Switzer something of the -ort to till the «octal Wilt not represent any company unless thoroughly reliable and Liver Tablet* and you will h < m > ii lx* land scenery and a number of other and intellectual needs of the people, i well again. For »ah* by all dealer««. articles brought from that country by More of this later I them a few years ngo These together Mrs. Reed, the minister's wife is at' Clubbing offers : Herald and Oregon with Swi«» flags and evergreens formed home after a prolonged s ay in south- . Agriculturist for one year $1. the decoration . Misses Rosalie arid ern California, where she went in the Lily Luscher and Ivy Cornett, dressed hope that the change would lienetit her, in Swiss costume, assisted the hostess, She returns much improved. BORING OREGON who was also in costume, in entertain Phone 41 k On Tuesday evening, Feb. 21, there 1 ing the go ate. Swiss songs were sung Mill 1 1-4 miles southeast of Kelso wi'l he an effort made to organize a by the Misses Luscher. Jack Lurcher, singing sehool. All those who are in- 1 CEDAR POSTS Jr., and Willie Butler, dressed a’ Swiss terested, please meet with Mr. Reed at SHINGLES lads rang, and played Swiss music the Metholist church at 7:3l) on the MOULDINGS on the phonograph ami a Swiss music H. PERRET, Prop. above date. It is hoped there will be I TURNED WORK box. Mr». M. C. Cornett assisted in be en ugh interested to organize a good : serving the refreshments, which were school. It is planned to devote some i LUMBER $6 AND UP General Blacksmithing composed of imported Swi»« cheese, Large stock of Dimension Lumber on haud time to rudiments of music, some to Rough and Dressed lumber for all purposes Swiss cookies and coffee. The resi note reading and some to chorus sing send order to JCNSRl’D BROS. Boring RD 2 Shoeing, Repair and Car lience of G. O. Dolph was the scene of ing. Come and bring some interested : riage Work the joyous home coming ami Vncle friend with you. No tuition. All these Sam, impersonated by Reed Eldridge, things help the social life of the town and the goddess of liliertv, impersonated and the people. Expert Tinner after Jan. 1. by Miss Lillian Copeland, welcomed Eve and Gutter Work. The sand and some of the lumlier is I their people back to their native land. on the ground for the new building Mr. Repairing of all kinds. Candy was served and games played until after midnight, when the pilgrims Meinig is going to erect for his store ' separated for their several homes. and postofiice. Agency for Fairbsnks En Do you know when you are getting fi^st- Saturday, Feb. 4, is the regular meet- ' If not, we’ll cure it, and then you’ll Flags and evergreens were profusely wonder why you did’nt think of us gines and Water Systems nsul in decorations fflr America. Mias ing night of the Reliekabs. All mem- l ing before. class service? You do and I know you do. All our work guaranteed. No hasty. I Copeland and Mr. Eldridge were as liera are urged to be present. ". Our; That is the reason I cater to your wants for sisted in entertaining by Miss Blythe Mr. Reed preached an interning ».ipshod job leave« our ehop. skilled and conscientious, Copeland, Willie Cree, Caryl Heslin, sermon last Sundav evening. A s)ieeial You’ll not grumble at the prices, | I pride myself on my good service. Good Richard Anderson. Sr., and .lenry solo by Mrs. Talmage was much •P- either. Moller. The guests of the evening preciated. service every hour of every day is one of my were: C. B. Stone, Miss l.yrl Eldridge, highest ambitions. Mrs. J. Herbert, Mr. and Mrs. 11. A. 1 Intertdinment at Sandy Dimmock, Miss Muri Dimmock, Miss Mrs. Marguerite Shelley Walter, fer Zella Dimmock,' Mies Edith McKillip, Mt and Mrs. J. Luscher, Miss Frida merly the assistant teacher in tile Herbert, Miss Blanche Eldredge. Mie« Gilespie School of Expression of Port Our Methods. Our Stock of 191V, Morrison St. Florence Gustafson. Miss Nannie An land, but now of Hood River, will give Lumber and Millwork and Our PORTLAND, - OREGON : derson, Raymond Dunbar. Harry Gus an entertainment at the Sandy M. E. ♦ Prices. We are confident that it ¡ Near Pap’« Restaurant) ♦ will result in secnnmr yonr busi tafson, Clyde Stone. Ellsworth Raker. church Wednesday evening, Feb. 22. Good Goods and Good Service are nec Llovd Anderson, Richard A lgernon, Jr , The entertainment will consist of hu ness when you need anything from ♦ Josie Townsend, Kudo ph and Julius morous and pathetic readings and essary in the building up' of a first-class a poet to a bill of lumber for a » Lutcher. ♦ house or barn. monologues. Adults, 35 cents; chil M ¡»see Helm Franklin and Lulu mercantile business. Successful merchants * The best in quality for the mon Hummed of Portland, are making a dren under twelve, 25 cents. visit of a fortnight with Mrs. E. Holte. ♦ ey, is the motto we try to live up slight neither. I specialize both and you « SANDY, ORE. ♦ to. Come in and investigate The preliminary rounds in the High appreciate all I offer. ♦ School Debating League will practically Life Sated at Death's Door S ki E. W. MILLER, LENT8 Itealers in Rough and Dressed "1 never felt so near my grave ” all run through by the close of tho Wilev-Allen Office writes W. R Patterson, ol Wellington, present week. Half of the school con- ♦ MILL «NO UROS «I LENTS JUNCTION ♦ Tex., “an when a frightful cough ami (testing ar-> eliminated. After the quar lung trouble pulled me down to t'k> terly and semi-finals, the champion Mill East of SANDY |s>unde, in spite of doctor’s treatment ship of the state is decided in the finals for two year«. My father, mother and at the state university, in'the spring. . Company Special Trices on all Old Stock two «liters died of consumption, and G> od goods, good service r ght prices and that 1 am alive today is due solely to How to cure a cold is a quest! n in the privilege of buying what you want—my I Dr. King’« New Discovery, w hich com- 'which many are interested just now,( pleiely cured me. Now 1 weigh 187 Lots on Hood Avenue, customers receive a 1 the^e. Is it any won pounds and have been well and strong Chamberlain’s Cough Rt medy has won In Zenith Addition its great reputation and immense sale der they are satisfied? I want to please you. for years.” Quick, safe, sure, it« the | by it« remarkable cure of colds.* It can To Gresham, for la st remedy on earth for coughs, colds, always tie depended upon. For sale by Sale by the lagrip|w>, a« Inna, croup and all th'oat 1 Opened up by 1IK SANDY IAM> CO., all dealers. and lung troubles. 6th- and $10 . Trial owners of the townsite of Sandy. tailtle free. Guaranteed by all drug Lots, extra choke location. $75 up Herald and Fa .n Journal $1.50. The gist«. Come early and avoid losing best Journal will come for two years and Call Early and Avoid the your choice of Horae Secrets, Poultry location. Abstract furnished with every sale. Easy terms, am Herald and Farm Journal $1.80. The Secrets, Corn Secrete, Coming Egg Rush. monthly payments. Will build Journal will come for two year» and book, with each order. Order al once. •nit for residence or business, y..ur choice of Horse Secret«, Poultry QRESHAM REAL ESTATE CO. on o write Bargain offer: Delineator. Pearsons, OOce on Main St Just North Secret«, Corn Secret«, Corning Egg Lr.Mwe.fe ot PosteSk-s. hook, wiUi each order. Order at once. Herald, $3.1SO for $2.26 Buhscribe now. 1 'ROUTDALE SANDY SUN-DIAL RANCH MILL AND WAREHOUSE Hay, Grain and Mill Feed FAIRVIEW John Brown Rock wood's L eading 41 ere han t JONSRUD BROS. City Carriage and Shoeing Shop Service There are three kinds (rf Service — Good, Bad and indifferent. nnro UULö your watch o KEEP TIME : Sandy, Good Goods Fred D. Flora Ore INVESTIGATE Firwood Lumber Co. Right Prices LUMBER I MILLER-MOWERY LUMBER THIRD ADDITION TO TOWN Of SANDY AARON FOX I 'routdale. Ore Gresham Real Eslate Co.