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DOINGS OF OUR NEIGHBORS SANDY Portland but the lima has com* whan tbeae things will not lie tolerated by law abiding citizens any longer and the Justice of the peace baa taken a tirin stand and wishes to tnnke this a public statement, that men who tight, swear and raise a disturbance will lie arrested and fined and that the laws of Oregon which iiear dieeetly on these things will lx" strictly enforced to the letter. It is hoped that the town of Sandy can be incorporated. Then it will l«> easier to control the rough element. BRIGHTWOOD ROCKWOOD John Beckatrom who has been in The naw mill being put up by Allaui Mr. A. L. Horton while *$k|n(C on Portland untier the doctor's care, is able Meinig on his property one mile east.of. hia new house fell from the sefcy^j j to be out and around again. Brightwood, it nearing completion and broke two of his rites. BREEZY ITEMS CONTRIBUTE* BY MERYLD REPORTERS AT NEARBY POINTS will lie of great lienetlt to thia place. The Johnson Lumber Co., have tin- Miss Mave Lovelace accoinpa,|1H| |)y Mr. and Mrs. Hart hav* moved up Miss Mary Hansen of Gresham, ialied logging in the Bull Run district. from Sandy to tnke charge of the cook ed teacliers institu • at Oswego n Oti« Dahrtnw who was working for house and will also furnish meals for I unlay last. the Johnson Lumber Co., fell twviitv- A lot of tine books ia now in the Mrs. G. H. Shaw has recovered suffi travelers. ciently to accompany her sister, Mi»» library at Columbia View (arm, every five feet from a tie shoot anti the only John Brown's family are now lqng A party of government men are very in the Hharlnghouwsn house aero« (|io injuries was a spraiued wrist. Agnes Hamlett to her Lome at Eagle body is invited to come and get books. busy in thia neighborhood putting in the street from their former horns. Point, Oregon, where she will spend Mr. Lupton was out with the j<>y Mr. C. J. Littleage of Mosier, was in telephone line from Zigzag hi the Sandy Brown ha» purcha-ed two lota iu A.,,,, several weeks recuperating. The chil this neighborhood Sunday. riders who took a trip lip to Bright bridge lielow Brightwood, to which they haul on which he will build till» * dren went with their mother. wood last week, but was left behind ami Mr. Meyers, the Iwmker of Gresham had it completed, This line communi- mer moving hi« family there ill the JU* Mrs. Wm. Lee and daughter, Miss and Mr. and Mrs. Baxter of Sycamore, had to come ho.ue alone, the reason is cates with all the Rangera stat ione in in time for the opening of the scho«>Bt Grace l.ee were guests of Mrs. H M. took dinner at Anderson's last Wednea unknown. thia vicinity. that place. Shaw on Saturday. Mr George Flinn from Cherryville, day. Gene Fairlianks ia suffering Inuii an Mrs. J, A. Odell who has been very An educational rally will hf held t Mrs. and Mrs. J. W. Mis» Mary Paulsen and her friend, was visiting with friends an i relatives attack of appendicitis. ill (or some time, has liven taken to the Grange hall on Thursday evenly a family dinner on Sunday in honor of Mr. Don Paul of Portland, were guest» at Sandy for a few days. Mr. and Mrs Brong made a trip in Sandy to Dr. Lupton’s hospital. the '.’7th, under llie directions of Bujif Miss Helen Sleret «nd Arthur Sleret, at the Corbett ranch last Sunday. F. E. Mcling.in who is engineering their auto on Sunday to Reidville. We have seen no mention of the mar inteliiielit R L. Robinson. A laige A cousins, of Mrs. Townsend's who are Mr. R. P, Rasmussen, the manager the work of the Sandy bridge fur the Victor Hickman from Shed Is, Ort*., riage of our friends •'Billy” Welch and tendance ia expected as Il is soiiietliig here from Cincinnati, Ohio, visiting. of the Corbett ranch, accompanied by Mt. Hood R. R. L. A l’. Co., Kaye the Those present were: Mr. and Mrs. Mrs. Rasmussen were among the guest bridge w ill l<e ready lor the ears to has been visiting friends ill l.euts thin Mi«» Jennie Fatlbion id Welches, which all an* interested in. we* k. took place some two weeks ago in Van Bert Lindsey of Gresham, Mr. and Mrs. at the party given at the beautiful home cross in two weeks. A team la*longing to Win Chilili** The ls>nta Library will serve ice couver, Washington. Wo wish them a I h - csiiiv Irightenrd at an automobile on C. E. Idleman of Montavilla, and Mrs. in Irvington of N. Paulsen recently, 8ixty-fonr autos passed through cream anti cake Saturday afternoon and long and happy life. Nellie llockenson of Gresham. Mrs. and reported a flue time. Friday and ran away, barely injuring Sandy Sunday. evening at the Library. Lindsey and Mrs. Idleman are sisters Several automobiles made the run one of the horses. Mr. Childers nar Mrs. George Reed of Rooster Rock John Nelson moved oil liis farm near The hotly of W. W. Brady who w aa out to this place and Welches on Hun rowly e»eapv*l. of Mrs. Townsend and Mrs. Hockenson spent last week iu Portland with Kelso Sunday. killcti in Panama Ninas tiny, was hur tfay. Roads are getting in very gtssl is a niece. Misses Eva, Josie and Earl | Mr. Geo. Boland of Tigard was calling friends. I. E. IN*Baine from Sehin 1er, Neb., ried in Multnomah cemetery on Sunday condition for this time of the year. Townsend were also^present. on Rockwood friend» on Saturday last. George Reed was in Astoi ia after a called on friends here last week. by the Masons. Mrs. J. Herbert^and daughter. Miss Mr. King has finished putting up Ro»» Ijivelaee »old Id« horse ami new tine gasoline launch, which have Chas. Cox has bought a lot on Proc- Mis» Opal ll*nd of Woodmere ha- wire fence in place f the rail felle- a b iggv on Saturday to Archie Campbell. Frida, spent the week-end with Mr. and been built for the purpose of gathering ter Ave , and expect» to move out onto gone to Southern Oregon for a few Mrs. A. T. Axtell in Portland. that burned last fall when the place An a*l in the “Beaver Siat« HeraM" up the salmon along the river for the it this week. weeks. She has gout* t> the Almeda was swept by tire. Mr. and Mrs. John Yeager who have Rooster Rock cannery. George Reed always brings result». Mr. Eddy and family expects to move | mine district. been visiting Mrs. Y’eager’s parents, will have charge of the booth. The dance given by th* into the house put up (or them by John Dr Joes has lieen secured as a mem- Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Mashburn here for Saturday evening was atl A series of revival meetings have tarouey this week. tier on the rext Grange program. Dr. sometime have taken up their residence Mr. A. S. Kincaid drove to Portland large and orderly crowd. been carried on in the grange hall here Mrs. l^iiie has bought a lot of the I Jist« is the chief meat inspector of Port- in Portland. had a g-»sl time. the past week by two voting evangelist. Sandy l and Co., on Procter Avenue. ! land Ilia subjects will lie i ''Tulwreti- Wednesday. Miss Muri Dinmock has been visiting Mr. Jameson a native of Scotland and Mr». Elsie Prettyman and daughter, Mrs Ketchum of Pmtlai *1 visited her her sister. Miss Zella Dinmock, at Mr. Lane. The meetings have l>een Gregg Cox anti frmilv are occupying - loeis in meats and milk." The date is sister Mr«, laittie Benfield last we k. Maggie of Portland, were visiting In m. May 13. the hour, 2 p the house Mr. Ried and family moved Newberg, Oregon. well attended. Mr C .1 Littlepage ol Mosier was at IliH'kwiMsl over Huntley. Mr ami Mr». Burd are parents of a Mrs. W. H.gMasbburA has returned , Mrs. C.‘ Ellige and infant daughter is out of. Mr. Geo. Metzger has been hired to his farm near here Sunday Johanna Dahens is filling the posi 1 son liurn April 22*1. from several days spent with relatives back on their ranch again. Mrs. Ellige’» tench liescli-ol fieri* lor another term, Corbett will soon boast of a macada Mr. Hosketis of C einaon Addition, at Clackamas. tion of long distance central in Born- which will be bis third year. Rock- health has improved a great deal. mized street. diet! Sunday. stead's store. Miss Opal Bretz was a week-end guest w> h **I Itelieves it I m *»1 I o keep ii teacher Mrs. Ketchem and daughter returned Columbia Grange will give a dance I Mr. ami Mrs. Overman, formerly ol of Miss Francis.Bliss. Mrs. M. E. Ih'Uglass is serving meal- that is a success a» long a« possible. to Portland^on Tuesday. Evergreen Park, »pent Sumlay renew Sat urday evening May I I, St John» or ami also has furnished rooms in her H. 8. Eldridge and daughter. Miss Mr». Grev has left for eastern Oregon chestra will furnish the music. ing acquaintances in this vicinity. Lyrl. were at Banks Saturday and Sun to join her husband who has been up building. Mr. and Mrs. T. L. Evans went to E M. Hogue has completed a new day. , ¿The prospect for Sandy an* very there for some time. Mrs. II M Miller who ha« lx*e.i very Mosier Sunday evening. resilience in Evergreen Park /bright. There is a constantly increas Mrs. E. G. McGaw and daughter, ill I k greatly improved. ing demand for houses ami furnished Miss Elizabeth, are planning a trip to Reports are circulating that the city Julia tiustafson of Portland haw been ' rooms and every week brings new peo- will talk over the matter systems in the East this spring. visiting her grand parents, Mr. ami Mrs. Troutdale base ball team played | pie into town. Many of these are buy- this locality. J. Luscher has had a large basement Mi»» Mary Bew» is spending a few John Palmblad fur the past week. | ing lots and preparing to build houses. dug and is now preparing to build a ‘ their first game of the season on local Quite a sentiment is developing in weeks in Portland Mrs. Richard Gustafson ami sister Mr. Barnes is established in the new faior of ineor|*orati<>n at l<ents. barn over it to replace the one he has grounds Sunday with the Greenfield Birch Roller!» has returned holm* and Mum Emily I’almldad of Portland, visit- Blues. The game was an unusually l*arl>er shop. A bath tub will be in just bad torn down. The Ix-nts Booster Blub will give » i- visiting the home folk» ml their |*art<i>ia, John Palmblad and Clem Clark and Richard Anderson, ' ‘lose and exciting one and ended alter stalled soon and as -oon as the trade free entertainment Monday evening wi e, recently. Mr Reid moved Mr. Knowles' family eleven innings with a score of 1 to 0 in warrants it, another will be placet!. Jr., were visitors here on Sunday. Mr». Mary Quamnatroni died al her from Portland Monday. Troutdales favor. Bert Edmonson is Mr. Davis, the photographer occupies home four miles east of Gresham on The little son of,Mr. and Mrs. J^mee man-ger of Troutdale team. Mrs. Shaw has liven quite ill the past l one side. This building anil his show Sunday la»l, her ailment lieing rheu Anderson, who has been ill, is improv week. window is rapidly tilling up, testiting 1 Harry Spencer and family have taken matism of the heart. She was *3 years ing. Mount H ihk I Construction Co., has ' up their resilience at Beggs, Oregon, to the fact that the people of Sandy ap g ith< red up all the machinery and I Our road supervisor G R Woodie ami 7 months old. The funeral took J. R. Hughes has been b-re attend where Mr. Spencer will be telegraph preciate a man who understands his commenced work on the roail Monday. place on Wednesday. I nterment lieing I tools with the dinkey engines, loaded ' ing his duties’as city attorney and ar operator for the O..W. R. A N. Co ! business. Mrs. Rei'l was in Sandy Friday and in the Hall cemetery. Rev M Ander , them on flat cars. They will lie taken ranging to open, up <*n office here. He Dr. Marsh the dentist, who is a ; to Fairview thence to another big con brought their daughter Mins Iva home. son officiating Mrs. L. Allard had as guests on Sun expects to be located in the Snover brother-in-law of R. E. Eason, is in strue, ion work. The track is complet day Mrs. Hatha wav.and son, of Port Huntington Bro«. brought their gaso building on de*»oi street. < Sandy again for a time. Dr. Marsh ed for four miles east. land. line engine in Wednesday. When a medicine must tie given to Chester /"Kronenberg returned on Rev. Reid prea bed here Hunday in young children il allottiti I*1 pleasant to Mrs. Bessie Estes who is employed as finds his time well tilled during his Potato planting ia the order of the Sundav.tg»' his school duties at the State the absence of Rev. DeTolvery. i private nurse near Salem, was here to periods here. take. Chaiulstrlain's Cough Remedy is day with the farmers. VniVersity. Joe. Ik-Shazer is p owing for Mr. In made from loaf sugar, and the risila Mr. De Tovrea, the Methodist pastor ’ spend Sunday with her parents. Mr. Hauling last years crop has le-en Mrs. C. A, Stewart was called to I galls this week. left for his home in Everett, Washing and Mrs. Wm. Johnson. used in its preparation give it a flavor pushed vigorously. Prices of $2 per i Portland on account of the death of her ! ton, last Thursday. Mr. De Tovrea similar to maple syrup, making it Mrs. J. F. Dean is spending some time cwt , pays the farmers There were ■ brother, Mr. Stearns. suffered a painful injury to his shoulder pleasant to take. It has no superior lor Mr. and Mrs. Bert Wilson are visit with friends at Drain, hoping tbeebange j over a week ago from a horse falling two car toad» made up from this vicin- ! Semi-Weekly Journal Clubbing Offer. colds, croup ami w h<s>ping cough. For will improve her health. Regular $2 50 price, lajtli Herald and ity and shipped to th city this week. ing Mrs. Wilson’s parents, Mr. and with him. Journal, $2.00. * sale by all druggists. Mies Fannie May was a week-end The switch of the R. R. Is located Mrs. Harvey. Mr. and Mrs. G. M. Talmage and guest of her aunt, Mrs. Aaron Fox west of Jack's place. There sre two! Mr. and Mrs. W. Zimmerman enter daughter Rosalie, arrived from H<»«l names registered. one Mayride and the 1 tained on Sunday their daughter and , Mrs. Reinhardt, Northv Grand Ma River last week. Mr. Talmage brought other Scknica. Ere long the ri-sidents fan ily, Mr. and Mrs. Pointer and chil tron of the O. E. S. will be entertained with him a Winton Six, 7 ] pas nenger expect a freight office with an agent lo dren, Miss White and Mr. Fuller, of ■ by the local lodge Wednesday night, car. which is now operating ; between cated and a thriving village. Portland. a special meeting being called for the Sandy ami Portland. Measles are still prevailing, the Elli-I purpoe. A late car will lie run into E. M. Carpenter is visiting with his Mr. Runyon of Cherryville, occupied Troutdale, Oregon. eon children and Mashburn children Portland to accommodate the members daughter, Mrs. lake. the M. E. pulpit last Bunday evening. being ill with the disease. from the city. Rev. Calder and wife are attending Rev. Thomas Robinson ba« been as Mrs. Matilda Hogue will entertain The tea given by the Ladies' Ai*l at the Ministerial meeting at Dallas this signed pastor of the Presbyterian ' the Ladies Aid Society at her home Mrs. Eddy's was fairly successful as a week. church here. Mr. Robinson has been next Wednesday afternoon May 3. starter. Mea-les are an epidemic in the vicin supplying here for the past eix months Miss Olive Wilson is spending some The regular meeting of the Sandy ity. There are twenty families with and is held in high esteem by the mem time in Portland w th relatives. C. 8. Commercial Club was held last Munday them. Everything from Needles to Threshing Machines. bers of his eong-egation. Services will Wilson and Russell Wilson spent Sun evening. The following officers were Mrs. Stephens sold a lot toT. F. Tay be held here every Sunday morning day in the city. elected for a term of six months: Ed. lor who wtll improve with a good resi and at Victory school house and Hul- The Robhiue family have taken up F. Brums, President; Percy T. Shelley. dent house. burt in the afternoon and evening. their residence in Portland. Inspect our Stock of Vice President; Ronald E. Eason, Sec Mr». J. J. Chrisbolrn will b<- here on Mrs Adain of Seattle returned to her Prof. R. F. Robinson will give one of retary; Paul R. Meinig, Treasurer home Monday in the north. May 5 to give one of her very interest his educational meetings in the Masonic The f<> lowing Committee appointed to ing programs, under the auspices of hall here on Friday evening. Mrs. J. J. Mrs. McKinney is on the sick list. take up once again the subject of incor the Y. P. S. C. E., who will furnish Chrisbolrn.will recite and Mrs. L. A. Mr Altman had a runaway across the poration for San y: E. F. Bruns, musical numbers to entersperse Mrs Harlow will sing. i Chairman; P. T. Shelley and P. R barn yard, the team was hitched to a Cbrisbolin’s memliers. Mrs. Anna Smith of Brewers spent Meinig. The’ Finance Committee re- sled. He was thrown violently to the Sunday with her mother Mrs. Pelton. ported that the club is in a go <1 condi ground, knocking him senseless for a John Humpbery was here to spend tion and that it had raised lief ween short time. No great damage. Monday. $160.00 and $170.00 for New Lineloeum is laid on all the F. D. Hubbard and Harry Hubbard Sand, Clay, Cement, Lime—Best Bargains in the County School has shut down here on account ing pamphlets. school rooms. were here Sunday renewing old ac of so many down with the measles. quaintances, the latter participated in I A saloon row in which about fifteen Mrs. W. Davies and grandson Edgar men engaged took place in Wolf a sa- Hollister has been sick for over a week the hall game. James Samoni is down from Seattle loon in Sandy Monday, April 24, and ! Mr. Ralph Neibauer sold his driving for a fortnight’s visit with his father, came very near being a serious affair. horse to Mr..Idleman of Montavilla. One man was knocked down while two ! A. Samoni. Mr. and Mrs. Ormsby and family re Chris. Holm wife and child were vis men proceeded to kick him and jump turned to their home in Portland Sun iting relative« here Sunday. on him. Another man was struck and day. Charles Hoskey visited old friends , knocked backwards, his head striking and breaking a window pane. The The Lueted Literary Society gave an here Sunday. fight was broken tip bi Justice Shelley entertainment and debate last Saturday with tlie assistance of men he deputi- [ night which was well rendered by the ! zed. A knife was taken away from one I young folks. George Rueggtras lieen fixing up the man and it looked for awhile that there Harris Hamilton who is employed painting pipe on the new pipe line, little cottage on the home place and was bound to be a serious end to the | took up his residence there Sunday. fight. Warrants will lie issued at once visited parents over Sunday. for the arrest of ten or twelve men wfio i The Snashall ’ s gave a dinner party Guy Robinson shipped 300 sacks of Sunday to a numlier of friends. They were implicated. Early in theday a bunch potatoes from Gresharn this week. of Aims sawmill men came to Sandy ! report a very pleasant time. The farmers in the vicinity will be Percy Giese has just finishe i putting with the intention of picking a row with glad when they can ship over the new the Sandy boys and their leader was in a cement walk. Mount Hood railway. heard to say that they would clean up The late frosts have not injured the Max Davies of Sandy was visiting his Sandy before they left the town . For fruit in this section although the young parents here last week. years these fights have gone on in the clover is said to be hurt. Sandy saloon without much interfer Mr». Fleming of Pleasant Home is The outlook for the egg crop is very ence. If men wanted to fight they staying with her sister, Mrs. Altman. poor, the hatching of young chickens is I fought, and there was seldom anyone Kicked By A Mad Horse almost a failure. I to inte fere. It was always the survi- The Japs have planter! quite a field of J val of the fittest anti the man who got Samuel Birch, of Beetown, Wis., had a most narrow escape from losing his ■traw berries on the Steele place. i hie head punched went home ami said Purchase price includes apple trees to set each and every tract. Pleasant Home Gardens leg, as no doctor could heal the fright I nothing. When men wanted to swear “Our baby cries for Chamberlain’s ' in the streets they »won* and if they ful sore that developed, but at last lie in the center of the FUTURE APPLE GR( AVING DISTRICT of Multnomah county. Bucklen’s Arnica Salve cured it com Cough Remedy,” writes Mrs. T. B. wanted to use vulgir language they pletely. Its the greatest healer of ul Kendrick, Rasava, Ga "It is the tiest used it. It nia-ie no difTerence whether cers, burns, boils, eczema, scalds, cuts, coligli remedy on the market for coughs, j ladies weri passing or not. It seems come, cold sores, bruises and piles on colds and croup.” For sale by all j impossible that such conditions could druggists. have existed so long within 25 miles of earth. Try it, 25c. at all druggists. I AIRVIEW UPPER LATOURELL MOUNT SCOTT CORBETT I’OWIIl VAI IT Y TROUTDALE DOVIK PLEASANT HOMI HARLOW, BLASER & HARLOW Up-to-date General Merchandise Groceries, Canned Goods Footwear and Build ing Materials. LUSTEDS I HAVE YOU SEEN SMITH? CEDARVILLE SMITH LAND CO. GRESHAM, OREGON He’s selling them. Five 5-acre tracts gone already in Pleasant Home Gardens. These tracts are only 160 rnds from Pleasant Home station on the new Mt. Hood Railway. Graveled roads to Gresham and on the automobile road to Mt. Hood. NO MAN TOO POOR TO BUY.