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About Beaver State herald. (Gresham and Montavilla, Multnomah Co., Or.) 190?-1914 | View Entire Issue (July 28, 1911)
DOINGS OF OUR NEIGHBORS IAIRVIEW IS TRAINED FOR POLITICAL LIFE Mr». J. W. Flancey and four children ■ >f Clackamas, are here visiting Mr*. Flattery'» sister, Mr». IL W Mashburn. BtEEZY ITEMS tONTMBlTFD HY HlktlD RE POUTERS’AT NEARBY POINTS Mrs. V. F. Dickson and nephew Ce cil Robinson, of t'lackaiiias. made a week end visit at the Mashburns. ROCKWOOD ( HL KRY VILLI Dudley Snyder arrived here on Sun Mr. Frank Miller »old his place of one 1» this hot enough? day from t'oldwell, Ida , and ha* lieen acre bete to Mr. F. A. Kent for Some summer’and »»me heat all right. visiting old friends for a few day» be- There is a go-si house on the place. It Uh' fora lodge in some vast wilder- fore joining Ins mother at Murphv is right near Rockwood de|>ot. lies» 1 Calif. Mr. Ge» Rolland visited in Rockwood Ix'e Shaw and family of Endocott. The campers throng the lumke of the on Saturday and Sunday. Mr. Rolland Wash., are visiting Mr. Shaw '» mother etream» in everv direction. ♦«ports business flourishing at Tigaid- I K er are in^prime condition and it ie here and Mrs. Shaw » uncle at Dama»- ville where he is now located. very much to lie doubted if some of cu» for a few day* A son of Jerry Stanley was badly Mr. and Mr». A. I'. Province enter them ever see the open season. hurt while working (or Charles Cleve tained their former pastor and wife. Studied Law B»c»u»» It Wii th* The articles appearing in the Herald, land. Rev and Mr». F. T. Starkey, of Amity, Shortest Path to Public Career, but anent the great ability and genuine Mrs, Elsie Prettyman has sold her Dre Mr. Starkey was formerly |>a»lor Quit It, Ho Says, as Hs Found H» place liH'ateti on the Rase Line road for patriotism of Woodrow (Wilson. Gover at Mitchel. Ore., where the Province» How Thon to Be an Didn't Know I nor of Xew|.lersev, are read with inter *5000. Nh« has five acres. resided prior to coming here. Honeit I Lawyer and a Politcan est and he certainly has a hold on the Mr. and Mrs Hohn of Portland visit people of this country second to none. Miss Hattie Stapleton and Kov An In au luterestlng iutervlew with ed Mrs. Hohn's sister, Mrs. May Rich If Taft ever gets the renomination he derson and Richard Anderson. Jr., were Governor Woodrow WII hou of Xew Sunday guests of A. M Andervon. mond on Sunday last. will l>e the worst whipped man whoever Mias Olive Fancher i» spending the Jersey in the May Issue of the World's Mr. Keneth*Harvev found his wheel ran for the high office of President week with her uncle, I ¥ Witt Shepard Work Mr Williuui Bayard Hale quote» that was stolen at Sunnyside. It was Charles Harris of this place has a in Portland. the goveruor ns follow- taken by a lad living in Fairview. very tine patch of Golden Queen rasp "lion did I happen to enter |n>lltleal XV. H. Maxey and family I who left Mias Mary Hansen of Gresham spent berries that are certainly very good. The here two years ago and took up their life? Why. I »up|M>«e I was lairn n same gentleman also has an extra residence at Coldwell. Ida . are visiting political animal Always, from the Tuesday night with Marve Lovelace. choice lot of loganberries. friend» here for a few days. enroute to first recollection« of nN youth up. I The Ladies' Aid met with Mrs Mc Mrs. Shank, »on and daughter, who Murphy, Calif., where they will reside have aimed nt |s>lltleuI life The reu Keown last week Thursday, and next won I studied law was, I suppose, lie meeting will be the first Thursday in have been staying on the old farm for in the future, cause iu the south when I was a boy awhile, have gone to the Dalles where G. R. Green has moved his (»Hilly August at Mrs. T. Stenslands. Mr. and the law furnished the shortest path Mrs. Jahn were present at their last they expect to make their home in the from the Crute Cottage into l oti Kum future. to public life I gave It up liecause mer's cottage meeting. Mr. Jahn is the pastor of the Dr. Vincent, wife and daughter, Mis» I found I couldn't Is* an liouesi law Now they are talking of hard times church. and tight money. Tin* is one of the France» Rratten. of Salt Lake City, and yer and a |H>llticl.-iii; nt least I didn't schemes of the monev kings Is to skm Mr. and Mr». W. A. Townsend, of Mon- know how then to do It. No as the SANDY the Yaps or in other word» grind the tavilla. were Sunday guests of J. W. next l>est thing to living In public life Mrs. R. 8. Shelley and small daugh face of the poor. Get up a boom, sell Townsend and family. Mr». Vincent is I tried to satisfy my lulud by study ter, Hope, accompanied by Miss Hope them property at an inflated price on a sister of Mrs. W A. Townsend, ami ing It. I took a new start and went -helley came out from Portland Friday the payment plan and then produce a has been visiting her for several days. back to school. John- llopklus. where on tbeir way to Mr». Shelley’s parents. panic and money structure so that they The Vincent» left for their home Mon I tried to learn something about the facta the facts, miud /ou, of govern Mr. and Mrs. Chas Leaf, of Bull Run. can rob the poor debtor». Tin» is a day evening C. G. Fancher has as a guest hi» old meat. From the start my Interest has Mrs. Shelley and baby will remain great system. some time. Paul Meinig, the proprietor of the schoolmate. G. H. I.apham. whom he Eieeu in things as they are rather than in a theoretical analysis of them 111 Charles William Cassidy was born busy »tore at Sandy, »av» he paid *53.00 had not met for 2ti years. Mr. lap- March 21»t, 1850 in McConnellsville. to a rancher for a comparatively small ham's home is in vaaious parts of the my thesis I studied the American con gre— as it is In fact, an organization Morgan County. Ohio. He died July load of i-itatoes one day last week. ^United States since April 2J The Berg family who were living on of committees, somewhat as Bngehot li<h, 1911 in Sandy, Oregon, age 01 There is money in potatoes at 3 cent* a had studied Hie English constitution years 3 months and 18 days (round | (These necessary edible- can the McKay farm expect to move to as It was and as It actually worked Fairview to remain until fall, when they ruther than as Its theory fictitiously Mrs. A. D. Edwards is very low. A be raised in Oregon as no where else. will go onto their farm near Aurora made it So. you see, 1 was always a trained nurse is in constant attendance. , Prof. Cooper, formerly of the State Henry Walter who purchased the I College ;n Montana, who has a fruit McKay place last Wednesday, also practical politician " Lot» of work but not much news. "No that your iscupamy of Ibis com NOTICE—Readers of the Herald in ranch here, says he thinks the lianni« bought out Mr. Berg and took change tollable swivel chair 1« really a ful can tie restored to the soil by keeping this vicinity of Sandy will find a local of the farm on Thursday Mr. Walter Gliment of your original youthful aiu representative at the home of P. R. | sheep. Keep them herded on a com is lately from North Dakota. bit Ion?" "Not of thnt s<> much ns the fulfill- Shelley. Mrs. Shelley ha- consented to paratively small space until they eat it, Miss Nan nee Anderson is nient of my whole life. 1 suppoae. handle >andy news for the Herald. She ■ then move them to another space. some time with relative» in When they came to me mid -aid. You will also take orders for printing, ad ver A sheep boof is gulden. county. have lieen talking public question- and vising. notices and other printing. Little Claudians Bosley w ho ha* l»een urging your young men to go out and More railroad attorneys were around last week or claiming to be Southern with Mrs. Amanda Clark here for some take their part III |K>lltics; now It’ll I Pacific railroad attorneys wanting squat time, is recovering from a serious oper- time for you to take your own turn.' COTTRELL ters on the railroad land, once claimed ation he lately underwent in Good what could Mr. Osborne had a bad fall in hie by the Southern Pacific rah road, urging Samaritan hospital. the chance barn Thursday breaking hi» collar bone. people to sign leasee and demanding Rev. Thomas Robinson entertained I will' ''Beeidea. to s|>eak tlie truth. I was Mr. Newton Hedin. Mrs. and Mr. *10.00 a year. Having lost all title to her brother from Portland the last of only asked to do In a bigger field Frank Hedin, Miss Nordstrom and Mrs. the land they now have the gall to ask the week. what I had l>een lining at Princeton Rolfe visiting from Duluth, Minnesota, for a lease. The great corporations like for ten year- I have te-en fighting spent several days with Hedins. the great trusts dominate this country privilege lit Princeton. Ju«t an 1 am PLLASAM VAILIY Mrs. Judkins and Mrs. Hengsler re •nd riiie rough »hod over all law anil fighting It here now. only there I hud A. W. Koberton was out from Port- to fight in the dark My mo«t trusted ceived a bad scare last week in being up juatice. People nowhere should pay l land Sunday and spent the day on his set when their horse ran away. The any attention to these blood suckers friends told me I mustn’t drug the fight out into the light liefnre the big animal tiecame frightened at an auto- »nd by ali manner of means sign no little farm. Here I can C. F. Kestersou of Kellogg Avenue, jury', and «« I didn't mobile driven by Elmer Miller. Mrs. lease. They haven't any more »how to Hengsler was hurt slightlv but is re- ever own this land than a rabbin The »|>ent the fore part of the week visiting fight tile same fight before the eye» of all men It- fun Io be out In the covering nicely. : Oregonian now complain- that these relatives and friend» in this vicinity. air and the -unllght " Mr. and Mrs. Panl Bliss went to Mar Dorcas Hedin has been engaged a« immense railroad and militarv road grants by tying up big tracts of land mot Saturday in their auto, returning principal for the Cottrell school. Corporations at Joy Ridars. Mr. Stillman Andrews purchased and holding them at exorbitant prices, Sunday evening. Governor Wi-ulrow W il-on of have greatly retarded the development Mr. ami Mrs. G. H. Richey accom Jersey la not only a forceful and twenty-five horses from a herd last ■ of the state. Yes, and who ha» always panied by their s»n, Lester, left on the viuclng public -pinker, but lie week. helped these land rubber» in the past 0. W. R. A N. Wednesday evening f« r quently uses comparisons and am , by which it has grown enormously rich’’ a trip through the Yellow-tone Nation dotes nf a di- idi-liv, original and of i But this same '»regonian always the de al park. They will lie gone about two ten distinctly humorous nature In a DOVER recent address the governor aptly Il fenders of the privileged few against Most all the farmer» afe through hay God’» great majority, the poor they now weeks. lustrated the difference between May Kesterson and Ellen Forsgren “good" corporations and "bad'' ing and considering the thought of seekto placate the people by half heart harvesting grain, as the fall grain is ed attack- against the rich malefactors. were successful in passing the teachers porations. a* follows: examination and have received their “I have no objection to the ripening very fast. dinnry automobile properly handled certificates. Mrs. G. R. Woodie has been staving J. >. Dcnaldeon has taken the con- by a man of con-cirnee who I- also a with her mother. Mrs. A. J. Kitzsmiller TROUTDALE gentleman. Many of the people I see track to dear some streets at Sycamore handling automobiles handle them iim of Eagle Creek, who Las been very tick Mrs. Matilda Hogue and daughters, for Grundstaff and Schalk. but is improving slowly. If they had neither conscience nor Misses Ethel and Nellie IL.gue. accom- The P. R. L. and P. Co., are erecting manners. I have no objections to the Jos. DeShazer ie hauling lumber for I anied by Miss Potter and Miss Olive A. Miller tbie week. Nelson are spending a few day- at Sea a commodious waiting room and freight size and beauty and |»»wer of the au shed at Sycamore which will lie very tomobile. 1 am Interested, however, in J. A. Shaw and family are camping side. the -izo and conscience of the men much appreciated by their patrons at Mr. Miller’s for a month working at Mrs. I.. Allard has gone to the Dalles who handle them, and what 1 object The little church on the corner is be- to I- that some of these corporation carpenter work. to spend a few davs with her daughter. ing treated to a coat of paint which will Mr. Evans ie plowing up a piece of Mr-. R E. Morse. Mrs. Morse’s little men are taking Joy rides In their cor- l>o rations. new ground. daughter. Allard, is very ill and is not improve its looks very materially. “You know what men do when they A meeting was held at the court B. F. Hart was driving through -outb expected to recover. take a Joy ride. They sometimes have Dover Sunday in his auto William Whittier who hae lately re house last Wednesday by the Railwav the time of their Ilves and sometimes, Commission to take evidence in the M. M. Reid was a Sandy visitor Mon turned from a visit to his old horn • in proposed raise in fare- on the Spring fortunately, the Inst time of their Ilves. the east and has been visiting friends day. He also brought his buggy home Now these wretched things are taking Water division between Portland and which bad been undergoing repairs at here. joy rides In whi> h they don't kill the Cazadero. A large delegation of Pleas people that are riding In them, but the blacksmith shop. Mr. and Mrs. Strayer who have been ant Valley citizens. ♦hey kill the |«-ople they run over ” visiting Mr. and Mrs. J. Alfred Larson Mr. Shirley completed hie bungalow A new arrival at the home of Mr. and for eome time will resume their travel and returned to Portland to work. Mrs. Edd Cunningham in the («er-on of Our Graat National Chang». H. Fitzgarld hae retired from active through the west on Monday next. a ten and one-half pound boy. Every thinking man recognize« the Mr. and Mr». Wise who have been farm life and ie offering some fine bor- Will Kesterson who has been felling fact that conditions of life in the Unit employed in the hotel here, have gone timber for Rodlun Bros, this eeaeon is ed States have nltered materially with eee for eale cheap. to Colfax. Wash. in the memory of men still y*wmg at home on a vacation E. E. Tripp will move his barber Mis» Florence Parker has received a But not every statesman has beet, able KELSO shop into Harlow’s building next to three week» vacation which she is to express his appreciation of these great changes as clearly and concise The forest fire here Monday created Edmonson s saloon. •(■ending at home with her parents. eome excitement. Some fences were Mr. and Mrs. C. M. Harrison were ly as did Governor Woodrow Wilson of New Jersey In a went address burned, otherwiee no damage done. Gresham visitors last Monday. Kill More Than Wild Beasts Governor Wilson said: Miss Hilma Angstrom of New York The number of people killed yearly “Now, I take leave to beleve there City i» visiting her aunt, Mrs. Nelson by wild beasts don’t approach the vast is one singular question that underlies Escaped With His Life and other relatives. number killed by disease germs. No “Twenty-one year- ago I faced an all the other questions that are dis An auto party of relatives and friends life is safe from the attacks. They’re awful death,” write» H. B. Martin, cussed on the [Milltlcal platform at the from Portland gave the Nelson family a ! in air. water, duet, even food. But Port Harrelson, 8. C. “Doctors said 1 present moment. That singular cir pleasant surprise last Sunday. grand protection is afforded by Electric hail consumption and the dreadful cumstance Is thnt nothing is done In this country as It wns done twenty Miss Nettie I.agerborg and Miss An 1 Bitter«, which destroy and expel these cough I had looked like it, sure enough. years ago. The old pnrty platforms of deadly disease germs from the system. 1 tried everything I could hear of, for twenty years ngo read now like docu na Nystrom of Portland were guests of, That’s why chills, fever and ague, all my cough, and wan under the treat ments taken out of a forgotten age. Mr». Robert Jonsrud. malaria) and many blood diseases yield ment nf the best doctor in Georgetown. We are In the presence of a new or promptly to this wonderful blood puri S. C , for a year, but could get no re- gnnlzatlon of ■¿o.lety We nre eagerly Right in your bnfft'il -ea-on when fier. Try them, and enjoy the glorious lief. 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