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About Beaver State herald. (Gresham and Montavilla, Multnomah Co., Or.) 190?-1914 | View Entire Issue (Aug. 4, 1911)
DOINGS OF OUR NEIGHBORS PLEASANT HOME Miww*s lH'llama» and Nellie. Miw- Olivi* W i I mmi ami Francis 1‘ottvr. h»w return 1 •-«! from a few «lay» outing at Sca»i«le Mis- I'tliel Hogue nil.» in «Large of tin* I library «luring Mia» Ih llamae'» al*-< n«*>* Mr- J \lfre«| I arwoii will »|» ml In r vacation at Long Beach. W.«.»h. Gwrgv Clark, of Bei«v«*rt<iii, ha» Iren hen* vieitmg hi» grandfather, C II Light. ti Logun ii. attuili continu«! (•> hi» G»l PORTLAND MARBLE WORKS PBEAVER E ngraving C o . • OUALITV The depot at this place is «*oiuplet<*d. unsiiMio *m Th«* railroad i* gi*tting its share of the |MM.seng«*rs. although only on tint ears. MHEIV ITtMS CO ST RIB I TED K\ HlltUD KEFGKHKS KT SKKHT FOISTS DESIGNING ILLUSTRATING Hay anti grain harvest i» in full swing MAIN lit’ Compute Stock ol t'herri«» are abundant. fimi a «« ANgVNv tri aoatLAao. oat VALSI MUKA LINL (HLRKTVIILL John Moor,* reeigmxi hi» ¡swition and Marble and Granite J. C Buckley made a buaimss trip to is rusticating with his family at Bull The hunters month. YEARS* MONUMENTS his new farm in Yamhill county th s Kun. The unexpected has liapi«en«*d. II NCÍ week. Weather cool and ¡>lva.»ant. A gentle rain vi»ited ns the first of Garnett M«*Cartney is away looking Mr. Shore ««lu> expire«! on tlie street the week. iSTIMATtS suiMiirto ; up homestead propositions. He ex- in Astoria, was a resident lien*. Cherries are entirely gone around ' peets to return this coining week. 264-266 Fourth SI. Opponi» City Hill Ih'Haven has sold Ins interest in'store Portland are now in tine condition here Robert Gossman ami family are niov- with Johnson. Mr IS* a ill invest in real tAIKV» W Vincent Friel met with a very painful ' ing away, having just sold their hoiu«* Tnzox M« hww The news of the sudden death of Al\m | accident las'. Saturday while working on i on Buckley Avenue to the Ventura Park «-state on the Mt llissl line, when* real OlBiUNB T. Axtell at seaside last Thursday came ■ stat«* vain«* are increasing. CoevRIOHTW Ao. Mt. Hood trail for Mr. Coleman. It ap people who expect to plat it s<x>n. involi» ••tiling • •Ketch ami fleerrlpiimt ma» pears that while working with a party Mrs H Stephem« return«*»! from th«* as a great shock to his many friends qiiH'fcly AA««rtalii olir u|Hniuu tre* wnetMar Mr. Ben sou tbe new cottager on the luvvatioii la prohahlr patJ here. Mr Axtell rose early Thursdiiy of men with axes an ax flew off the east anil will reside at Lents Ilona •irii tl» <suifl4*ntlal HANOROOt «»•» l’aimila the old Watson tract has also had an •out fr»« < H«1«al •••iiey for •«»«firing wHanl» morning and after hauling a load of handle and hit him on the fleahy ¡«art ratent« laben irrotteti Munii A G» recala« offer to disp«>*e*of his ten acres across afre «MI Hoiu«. Without vTiarga tuina gra\el for his new house In* started of the arm inflicting a serious wound. MARMOT with a friend down on the G*ach to dig Mr. Coleman sewe«i up the gash and the road. Portlami will awn gobble up us poor tillers of the soil with or with- A light rain is (ailing this morning. clams when lie suddenly threw up his the cut seems to be healing all right. I out liking. hands ami crying “Oh my G«»l,” fell G'ts of camper» at A-« hot! . The initiative and referendum as well ik'a*l Th«* funeral servie«*" were held Roy Buckley is the owner of a new Alex Vanhelm» hors«* fell on the gravel Orr/fon’s Popular Hcmh Resort as direct legislation and corrupt prac McCormick binder which he is now us road and we don’t know »her«* Alex fell on Saturday,burial being made at War tice act originated right here in Claxa- rentoil. Besides his wife and gran* ing to cut the grain in the neighborlmod. Vn ¡«Iraki n tn-nt fur oiitt|«M>r m uf Tin* Mt Hind peopl«* an* planking the mas county at the home of Seth Luel- daughter, Misa Edith M<*Killip. Mr h II kin«h. Hunting, Ki4iing, Ikuiling, He is booked for all the cutting he can road for 'let aG r Camp to Bull Kun. len near Milwaukee assisted bv W. V. Axtell leave» to mourn his loss. (hr<-<- W'Ren according to an article in Mc do bteiiies the family grain patch C. M. Bailey th«* Mortnot mail carrier sisters. Mrs. Ellen buinail. of Sumas. Surf Battliing. Rhltng, ViiUung, < huh * A nuiul>er of visitor» were entertain had an experience with a G ar ‘which he mg. I».uumg nn«l lu'llvr Slotting Whrrv Clures magazine for July.Both of these AA'aah Mr». Mary Owen of \« wG*rg, prvtty witter agates. iii <* q » agate*, iikmui gentlemen, according to that article are ed at Armstrong Lodge during the past will not forget soon. While returning Or«* , amIJMr. Einma Ilit»l>ar«l of Dal *toiir*. t ariirltan* ran I«' found < hi thr Spiritualists winch in some form or fortnight. from 'andy with the mail last Saturday las Mr. Axtell was Isjrn in Augusta lwa< h. Pun* mountain wat<*r and thr Mis» Florence Wilson of Corbett has afterniMui a large brown l«ear and two another is held by the world's most ad Me. in 1M7 When*1 year» of age h<* Iw^t of f<M»d at low prirtM. b'n*«h Midi, vanc'd thinkers, notably Sir Oliver t*een a guest at Cummings during the cub» came in the road near Kylers let came with Ins parents to AViseonain In » lams, rral»* and oyster*, with abund* Lodge of London, a fellow of the Royal past week. ter box just ahead of the mail stage the IMG he married Mi»» Carrie Billington society, editor Stead of the Pall Mall. THE MERRIAM WEBSTER Water is getting to be a scarce article mother la*ar sat upon her haunch, - and mie «laughter was Girn to Mr ami Mr«. aiirr of \rgvtal'I»* n of all kind* «laily Gazette of London and many other emi in our burg. Some of the neighbor» are making a hideous noise started toward The Only New unabridgod dic Axtell, who died several year» ago In Camping Grounds Con nent men. tionary in many yoara. hauling it in tanks from the Crystal the teamj while the rut* -cain|>«*n*«l 1'74 the \iteli» came to Oregon and Contains tlio ¡>lth and entence away ”C. brought his heavy rem live«! in Salem for a short tini«* The Evening Journal of Portland in a Springs water supply. venient and Attractive ' and in of an authoritativ« library. late issue save that Real Winter and H. Rodgue of Sunnyside has l*een out ington siv aliooter to play on bruin, tak Goldendale for a few years Eor the Cover« ovory fluid of kuowl- with strict sanitary regulation» Jack Frost of that citv have taken a looking after his potato crop here near ing good aim. tiring one -hot bruin fell past 12 years they ha««* lived in Fair- adgo. An Encyclopedia In a Ion the plank snarling and rolling around trip to tbe mountains. Small wonder the Section Line Road. view.J^where they owned a Ix-Hlltlflll I »liiglo book. Low Round Trip Season The team became frightened whirling hi'ine. but on account of Mrs to that for as their names imply they A xteU'i« Tho On/v Dictionary with the around upset the stage »pilling th«* dri can't stand the heat in Portland. health they sold their home her«* la»t .Vrw lHvi.h.l Tickets ver andjmail anil while Mr. Bailey was LISTEOS 400,(XX) Words. 2700 Tage«. If you want to make some of them fail ami after spending a few months in I busy with th«* team bruin got up amt from all |M»mt-» in Oregon, Washington UOOO Illuatratione. Coat noarly Mr. Cooly.^expects to build on hi® “long green” another season, sink a Portland, they went to ><*aai>lc and were and Idaho on *alr daily. half a million dollar«. barrel in the ground two-tbirds full of property here;«oon and go into the ran away, While Bailey «a» trying to preparing to build a niiv home there right his rig an automobile party came Let u« tell you about thia inoat fertilizer, fill up tbe remainder with chicken business. Mr«. Axtell will remain m "»-aside for 3-1 )ay Sa t u rd ay - Mon d ay remarkable ainglo volume. .«long that were friendly disposed and dirt and then plant some long green cu th«* time t«eing. but w ill not «xmtinue Haying will soon be a thing of the 1 helped to right the rig up. Only a Writ, for Mmpla lit - Tickets eumbers on top. th«* building of their residence for past—well fille«i barns are the reeult. tie damage was done to the top ou pw«r., full pwr- the In perusing a recent Portland paper • >ats are not filling out as they »hould wh <-h the excavat i -n lia«l G*en mail«* from St<iU>rrn Parifh* |Mtinta Portland b» Uculwrw, «Ic. rig- an article appeare«! telling about the on account of the dry w eather. • inly- 2 Weeks agp Mr- Axtell'» mother (’ottrtgv < ¿rove ; alao from all t N • in • Una A I* paper ami enormous amount collected by Billy- Mr- C. Billington pa--••• I away at her station** \lhany anti we*t. G«md going atten- The literary society was well wa will Sunday in the course of one season. It home in luifayette and th«* two great Saturday or xunday and for return Sun PLEASANT VAULT aan.t frr. is a sad semmentarv on tbe intelligence tende«! last Saturday evening and a ■ loasea ha- m-.irly ¡*r«*«trale<l her. • if an day or Monday < >»eor*Byere \ i»ite«! >unday with L<- a sal of good program w.«s rendered. of the American people that they will unselfish, kind and thoughtful di»|»«wi- C’all on any S. P or (’ A < Pocket Agent for land Moore. “fall” for the ravings of this ridiculous Mape Miss Ethel Wilkinson of Gresham * tion and even tenq»-rm«-nt. Mr Axtell full partn ular** a* to far»-**, tram *rhr«l Charles erickaon of Portland was shak blatherskite. The writer once reported visited Miss Marion Robertson last Sat was beloved by all who knew him and illr*, rtr . al*«» for our 11 h ih !rate*I I mmi H ing hands with friends at this place one of hie meetings for an Illinois news- urday and Sunday. it has been sai«l of him that he had not let. “Outing* in On*g»»n,‘* or write tn last Sunday. paperj and among other foolish things |,Mr. and Mrs. Harry Lusted who live in enemy. Fairview Grange ha» lo-i J. Hinman ami familo vi»ite«i with one of its most faithful memlier» tn Mr be said was that “Old Emerson, old at Lents visited G.|Moulton and family wm c urray Mrs. Hussman's mother. Mrs O. F. Axtell. &C. Harria. C. Holmes Oliver Wendell), o'd Ben last Sundav. General Paa»enger Agent Chlig. one day this week. Nprfngn«14a Franklin, old Wm. Penn and many E. G. Green of C«xjk», Wash*., who Miss Iva Blackburn has been on the Portland, < Trvgun W. Moop«* who has G-en visiting ha» lately purchased the |>ro|«erty of C. other great men were in hell.” Of sick list for the past two weeks but i( ( with friends and relatives in (»bio for course they were not orthodox. E Cree local« «! in the east part of town improving. the pa.-t month.isexpecte«! home Friday | has arrived hen* with his family and J. 0. Forsgren, Charley bahlquist and I will take ¡«osses-ion of his ¡dace. John Forsgren are spending a few day» I>. \A'. Grant returned on Sunday MOUNT SCOTT DOVER in th«* mountains this week from an extend««! trip in California Lents still has tbe honor of being G. R.I.Woodie had a crew of men Mr». H. S. Stone will entertain at a Alfre«i*.lohn»on has rented his farm beadquarters for one of the best ball working on Bear Creek and Jones Creek and will move to Womlmen* soon where tea on her lawn on Thursday afternoon teams in tbe country. They shjuld be hill last week. he has bought a home. of this week. ‘‘The Lente Team,” however for this is C. A. Keith cut some of his fall grain •trictly a home team, and that is more Monday. •). F. I’hlig is quite sick a.» _ a result . Mr. am! Mr- •'. Shepard hail as week ' of becoming overheated «luring th< ie re- eml guests Mr. and Mrs. H <i. Hender than can be generally said of other H. Cdeil has been hauling poet» for (cent , hot weather. ball team? son of H'sal River Mr Henderson is The Relief Rake prevent, the grain from Huntington Bros, the past week. How about that change in the mail proprietor of the Romonn hotel of H »si bunching between platform and elevator— kcepi The ice cream social given by the Mr. and Mrs. Miller and Mrs. Shaw all grain, partu ularly »hurt vufi, fr< m gathering at tervice out thia way? It ought to in- grange last Saturday evening W Well River. the inner end of cutter bar and iniuret a »teady tereet every person in the locality, es- were in Portland Sunday. Mr-, Edith Jenkins i- out from town ; attended. flow of grain to the elevator. Invaluable when in Joseph beshazer was in Gresham pecially the bueineae men of the dis- spending h<*r vacation nt her home tangled or badly lodged grain. Monday having some dental work done. trict. here. CORBETT There i» tome talk of the Portland A. Bew» is cutting grain for A J. Mrs. AV. han moved An exclusive CHAMPION feature Mr Frank bunn. tri Railwav Co. buying a right-of-way down Kitzsmillers of Eagle Creek this week. her household g<«*ds back to the city ag*-nt for the O. W. R Foeter Road. That would mean quicker H. Vdell is sawing wood for Mr. Mr ami Mr». II Jackson ami two lit Monday. service and a double track without fur Afolder with his gasoline engine. tie daughters l.av<- been visiting Mr- ther parley. Mr- Ixittie Benfield is at Seaside. Joseph beshazer and family were Jacksons ¡«arent», C A Stewart and The Lent» band continue» to'diepenae Mr- Chas. Latourell of the fall? was a wife. visiting Mr. Reids Sunday. music for the amusement of the p pu week end visitor at Ferndale Place Mrs. J. M Folk man ami «laughter, lace and the pleasure of its member». F. C. Reed was in Portland Monday. Mi»s AlaG-l, of <>r«*gon City, have b« «*n This institution »hould be given more LPPER LATOLRELL Mine Mary Gibhardt »|>ent Sunday sp«*n«ling a few «lay» with friends her«*. encouragement. A band will do a» ■ with her parents. F. Sbault» is busy baling hay. much or more to keep a locality before S H Stone has been visiting old Clarence Ifeverell is spending Hum»- friends and relative* her«*. Mr stone tbe public than any other organization. Mr. T. Andereon wan in the city on time hunting in the < 'aacades. has just sold out a general merchandise The Commercial Club ha» made ar Saturday. The Geo. Stephenson and Ixmg fami- store m ar Banks rangement» to use tbe rooms of the li Mi»» Ethel Alger of Tacoma arrived brary one evening a week. ThiB is Tuesday, to spend her vacation here lies are camping near here. Ralph Kincaid accompanied hi» ron — good business. Let one public institu with relatives. in. Miss Hunter to Portland Monday tion help another. The library need» ROCKWOOD Mr». Lottie Benetiehii» at the present the rent and the club needs the room. down by the eea. enjoying bathing and Miss Hunter has been visiting relative» Frank Miller will leave with his fam here for the past month and will visit ily for Los Angles, Cal., shortly Mr. F. R. Peterson has opened up tbe clam digging* at Spokane, \\ ash. before returning to Thomas Hansen, Mrs. Miller's broth« r Lents Pharmacy in tbe bank building. Positive Force Feed Mr. Smith and family, and Mi»» Frank will dispense the »oda water and Harrison from Chicago were out in their Iowa will accompany them. Their many Elevator miure» a positive and Mi»- Francis Johnson of Portland, it triends wish them well but regret the r patents while a »pecial employ will han auto last Sunday at Columbia View continuous flow of gram to the a visitor at the Ira Byers home. packer arms. Eliminate, bunch dle tbe drugs. loss to this neighboring,«1. farm. ing at th* Binding Attachment by Mies Alice Marshall is employed at Mr» Lucv Kincaid drove to Gresham Miss Mave Lovelace is »¡lending her Mr. and Mr?. E. William» and little forcing the gram clear into the the Home phone office now. Friday. vacation visiting friends at Salem. daughter, came out from the city to attachment. Work» accurately on Art Geisler and family have returned Miss Grace fleverell of Portion«! is all weight» of grain and under Mrs. Jensen is entertaining relatives visit the home of Mrs. Williams. from their outing at Newport. all condition 'I hi» it an ex« lu- Mr. A Paulsen and family were guest» visiting her brother < >»< ar. at thi» j are from tbe city this week. Mrs. Hedge has just returned from a »ive CHAMPION feature. Mr. Scale- w no ba» G«-n »{tending ti e Mr. and Mrs. W A. Rower are »¡«end- at the Corbett ranch on Sunday. visit in St. Louis, Mo. Mr. Adams of Portland, of th - firm summer here, moved his family back to ing a short time in the Mountain" Mrs. Bailey of Rayburn Ave., is visit Mr. anil Mrs. Wallein had their l>aby of Kennard A Adams was visiting at Portland Wednesday. ing in Eldorado, Kan. The Force Feed Elevator and the Relief Rake Make the chr “tened in the M. E. church la«* t Hun R. M. Yeager and son returned to Anderson on Sunday. Mr. Adams was day by the pastor, Rev. John. Champion Binder the Best Machine You Can Buy Lente Tuesday from an extended tour accompanied by Mr». Conrad. Mr. TROUTDALE in Europe, South America, and West Adams own» a fine auto. O. J. Brown arid wife are rustxating Mr». Aaron Fox entertained'aGnit 12 I hr^v two fratorf .i alone ih'iuhl be suffb lent to corn Incr any care Mr. Robinson of Fairview will preach * «if her Portland friends at her home hen in the mountain», accompanied by sev ern Asia. He is now connected with ful buyer that the Champion Hinder i.i the mo.%t v<’rt cable machine the Anglo-Persian Oil Co., of Ahway, in the old Grange hall next Sunday in honor of Mr». M Fuell, of Bak* r eral of their friends. in the field, but tvhen yrm consider, thr many other atlt anta^r.t found on the Improved Champion Hinder, amonu them the balanc night, everybody invited. Persia. [City and Mr- M. B*-in*rman. of San Misa Maude Johnston entertained ing Sectors whh h keep the mat bine perfet tly balani cd in till heights Mr. ami Mr». George Reed were at Francisco. Car«l and refreshrm-nts were several of her friend» on July 30, by giv Mrs Darnall writes from Topeka, of grain, the ball and roller bearing 9 which make it light running Kan., that she is having a fine time home at Mr. and Mrs. Juliens on enjoyed «luring the afternoon. and easy pulling and the simple, efficient driving met hanism, there ing a lawn party. Those present were remains no room for doubt of the superittrity of the Champion. It meeting friends and relatives, but that Wednesday. Mrs. Lain«* Kummer and Mi»« Myrtle Alma Miller, Babe West, Alice Howe, represents the greatest possible Hinder value for the mtmey. temperatures were a little warm tbe Griffiths are spending a few days at the Vilan Pomeroy, Laura Jackson, bora Uitart^ ,,ur free i.'hampion Catalog and testi first week there. beach. monial cirt ulars or pay the nearest Champion Agent a t isit. It Steam», Ethel Patterson, Mabie Ek Attack Like Tigers. tvill he to your adr antage. Tbe Portland Railway people are hav Rodgers Birdfelt has joined his parents lund, Ruby Doweny, Dick West, Wade In fighting to keep the blood pure the ing a new switch completed east of ' at The balia» and will remain there for Patterson, Ray Molohon, Frank Reece, main street. Busimss is growing in white corpuscle» attack disease germs some time. Charles Hadley, Earnest Brienspotbrot, like tigers. But often germs multiply this part of Portland. Jack Breakman of Portland and Mr. Mr. and Mrs. Dan Mickley spent Hnn- so fait the little fighters are overcome i Smith o f Montavilla, entertained Then see pimples, boils, eczema, salt i lay with Mr. ami Mrs. John Hrelin at the reet by telling thrilling etoriea of i Fairview . Seemed to Hive Him a New Stomach. rheum and sores multiply and strength rail ri*! «lieaatar». A dainty lunch wee Miss Carrie May has returned to her "I suffered intensely after eating and en when an appetite fail. This condi serve«! “Coder the Lila« ’’ ami at a late no medicine or treatment I triad seem tion demands Electric Bitters to regu home in San Francisco after visiting h< r hour the merry <-row«j left for Portland. ed to do any good.” writes H. M. late stomach, liver and kidneys and to cousin, Miss Salina Fox, for a few day». All reported having a jolly g«xxl time Youngsters, Editor of The Sun, Lake expel poisons from the blood. “They H. L. Goodrich is building a »eat little Mies Anna kuehie, only child of Max View, Ohio. ‘‘The first few doses of are the best blood purifier,” writes C. bungalow on his place southwest of and Mr». A. Ruehle, was united in Chamberlain’s Stomach and Liver Tab T. Budahn. of Tracy, Calif , "I have Gresham. marr.ag*- on Sunday last to Leslie lets gave me surprising relief and the eyer found.” They make rich, red W. Hensley, who sustain«*«! the ■«-< «,nd second bottle seemed to give me a new blood, strong nerves and build up your sho«-k of paralysis a few days ago, is able Merrill of Gresham. Anna » friends all I unite in wishing her much happine»« stomach and perfectly good health.” health. Try them. 50c at firesham to G* around again. and Mr. Merrill ia «ertainiy to be con- ami is «ertainly druggists. For sale by all dealers. Irs. Matilda Hogue ami daughters, gratulate*! for ths prize he has gainol. NEWPORT YAQUINA BAY CUTS Sckntlíic American. 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