1 are : W H. Hnaahall Gresham, J. A. Bramir» Gre»hain, K. E. Welch Port* Mi«« E B Wilkie will teach the I land, K. E. Moffri Portland, E. Ht. fourth ami fifth grades at Cottage joj(n Portland, L. C. Briethaupt Burns, Grove this winter. ......... H __ ..... . __ ................. ! Oregon, I! Darling Portland, W ... J. Dr. am! Mrs. A. Thompson left Wed Davidson Hood River, J. Keeley t'nder* nes'lay to spend a short time at New­ woód Washington, Charles E. Corson port Tin- Dalles, T P Window Portland. C. Guy Fieldhouse and Geo. Faris wont A. Kidder Pecatonica III, Perry Hop­ to Astoria last wreck ami then to Sea­ kins, lone Ore.. E. J. O'Neil St Paul Minn., II. ('. Barr Chicago III . .1 A. side for a few «lays J. Patenaude made a business trip to PsfeiiaU'le G«rsliam, E. W Aylsworth Gresham. Portland Wednesday. Miss Florence Cleveland of Portland W, E. Wood o ade a business trip to Tigerville on the Oregon electric line passed through Gresham Thur»«lay on her way to Eagle Creek to visit her last Wednesday. grami mother, Mrs. J. If. Preston. Mr and Mr«. Ed Sleret have return­ E«l. Osborne is erecting a building on ed from their mountain home at Welch- hi» property on Main street. Mr. Max es. Mi»» Pearl Fleming, of Portland, Schneider will occupy it. visited Mi»« Helen Hoe» for a tew days . Ji>- Exley and family, of Portland, hav« moved into Dr. Thompson'» bun- last week. gal w on Maple avenue. Mr. Exley Mr. ami Mrs. Geo Dickie and daugh­ ter, Margie and «on George of Cavalier will go into the grocery business with N Dak. visited F. A. Holliday »nd his brotherinlaw, the Metzger Bro«. The room formerly occupied by the family thia week. Mr. Dickie ia so well pleased with Oregon that he haa Bank of Gresham is lieing rem«»leie«l invested in Portland and they will ami the drug store will occupy part of it ami the telephone company will in­ make their home there. Mr. and Mrs. W. E. Wood n¡>eiit Sun­ stall their switch boards in tbe other part. day in Troutdale visiting friends Mr». M. Vogel made a trip to Port-« John Freeman, carrier on Route 4, tires ham. ma le tbe Herat«! office a call land ruesday. Tuesday morning. Mrs. Orare Quir k, of Quincy is triak-l Have Dr. Lowe relieve your beai ani mg the home fol|p a visit this week. eye ache with a pair of his correct tit­ Mi«» Mary Hansen is preparing to en­ ling glasses. They cost no more than ter Willamette I'nirvrsity this fall. others and you have the berietit of his The work of improving the Base Line »kill ami more than 20 years experience. Iretweeti the eleven-mile post amf the Ile «loca not go from house to house. Twelve-Mile House was la-gan Iasi | Consult him about your eyes ami glass- week. Crushed rock is taring put «lown, | es, then Aug .31 to 4 o'clock Field­ the crusher on the Base Line having ¡ house's or at Hotel if it is finished by taren starte-l up again Thia will com­ that time. plete the work la-giin last year ami left , untinishe«! last winter. GRESHAM GIVE SERVICE GIVE SERVICE > THE TOAST OF THE 20th CENTURY TOAST IS LIKE A CERTAIN LITTLE GIRL IN THE MOTHER GOOSE BOOK • WHEN IT IS GOOD IT IS VERY GOOD INDEED, AND WHEN IT IS HAD IT IS HORRID”. P E R E E C T Toast Can Be Made Only in a Radiant Toaster. Its RADIANT HEAT insures PERFECT Toast > The Radiant Toaster can l»e operated on the finest damask table cloth. Its neat porcelain base and cheerful glowing coils add grace and charm to any table. It will make Perfect Toast as fast as you can eat it and at the merest fraction of a cent per slice. PORTLAND RAILWAY LIGHT AND POWER CO MAIN 7t AND WE GIVE SERVICE /Í.4.VA OF GRESHAM Capital \757AW * ♦ ♦ : : : : ♦ ♦ NEWPORT VAQUI NA BAY ai D, SWIFT & Cl\ LUMBER I W. Ellison The fair building* are being painted, an arcbed entrance is living built am) the tan groumla are l>eing put in profter condition for the reception of the : crowd» that will atteml when the big allow ojtens ->n September 21. (Phone 18x ) P. O. Cleone ? OREGON AGRICULTURAL COLLEGE This Is tbs tills of a boauttrul M-pa<* book, wblcb will show any boy or girl bow to SUCCEED Drop a postal In tbs mall TODAY and It will b» ,snt FREE Tbs alm or tb. College Is to dignify and popnlarlxe tbs lnduitrlos, and to s»rvs ALL tbs people It offer, eoureee la Agriculture. Civil Engineering. Electrical Engineering Moebaalcal Engineering Mining Engin eerlng. forestry Domeetlo. Science and Art. Com merce. Pharmacy and Music. Tbs Csllege opens September 33d Catajog tree. Addroes EEGtaTXAl OBEOOM AtMUCULTUEAL COLLEGE. Corvallis. Orogoa HARLOW. BLASER & HARLOW Troutdaie. Ore. General Merchandise ES20.00 The billowing letters remain uncalled for at the Gresham ftoetotfice for the week ending Aug. 19, 1911 Gentlemen: J. E. Kington, Frank Hoffer, i'has. R. <'arr. Ladle- Mias Edna Ferguson, Mrs. Hilma DeRonrie. Miss Manda Gruber. Miss Maria Ely, Mrs.C . S. Campliell. These letters wil Ire -ent to the Dead Letter Office on Septemlsrr 2nd, 1911. If not delivered before. In calling for the above, please say “Advertised,” giving date of list i. M c C oll , p . m . Return S20 in etth checks and Re­ ceive $1 in •'rade Free If part to Ou, tar cash E. I. Thorpe, carrier on route No., 2, was taken smldenly ill last Friday even­ ing. Dr. Bittner waa called ami order­ ed Ina patient to take a month off, fear- ! ing a nervous breaknowu. Mi»» lie­ ter Thorpe has la-en serving the route , since and will continue to do so until her father'» return to duty. Call at Fieldhouse the Jewel- er’s Thursday, August .31, to 4 i o’clock and have Dr. Lowe show you the new glaaaea with which you can see all distarces; no lines or -earns in the glass to catch dirt and strain the eyes; no cement to come apart. They look like young folks glas-es. Free demon­ W. F. Honey, an«l his wealthy i-iatea from South Dokota, who lecentlv strations. Remember the date. purchased the ten acres and home of Foreign Exchange Bought and Sold F. W. Fieldhouse just west of Gresham, Interest Paid on Time Deposits ML SCOH NEWS have Isiught 4<■« acres at Firwood, two Whitney and Anderson's building mile« beyond the town of Sandy. Near this tract two Hood River orchardist.« contractors of Fairview visited Lents have each bought an so-acre tract», who Monday. Fire Insurance W ritten Loans Negotiated ex|>«ct to "levelop the pro|>erty. One Mrs Darnall, who has been visiting of the characteristic« of thin neighbor- friends and relatives near Top-ks, Notary Public and Conveyancing ; hood is that the large farm» are Lteing Kansas, for the last two months, re cut up into ’> and 10 acre lot», the pur­ turned home last Saturday. chaser intending to engage in fruit Mr. Moss of Kennett Avenue will ! growing ami intensified fanning. leave for his homestead in the Siletz« Max Schneider, the artist and photo­ country soon. grapher, is preparing to move into new Mr. and Mrs. lhtn l. Speigle of Cos­ quarter» on Main street. Here he will mopolis. Wash., were visitors of Mr. ; install a studio and salesroom for pic­ and Mrs. C. A Brister this week. ture«, frames, and all other art appli­ Work on the new school house is I ances. He is preparing an elaborate progressing nicely. |,r,,m|«lr »ra.ifwwl I« «II an»mri^ O« wo * * * • tool slot > i exhibit for the art department at the S. n«| Mhitih, Miwlrl nf f->r PR • RE­ Rev. O. W. Taylor will officiate at St. i FONT ti |.«»< ntahllll v l’ .'«*tit I • ’ coming grange fair. .luovrly SANK RIFINIRCI* Pauls Mission at the usual hour Au­ Oregon's Popular Reach Resort Krtol a ertili H» M » !«• for Inrahti’»»* !«•> \ W. H. Bond is attending the Astoria gust 27. «.ft HOW TO OB TI IN an I BILL FAIlH)», W lllr ll or»fl Will |N»F. ItoW !•> lief • l'»' ’ Ali 1«Irai rvtn-at l'or outdoor pa«tilne» >>f ' Centennial this week. tiairul Uw arul o»lu*i valtutbH »titori:« i i Mrs. Emma Griffin and children ar­ all kiicl« lliintiiig, Fishing, Boating, I F. R. Beals and wife of Tillamook rived from Colfax, Washington, Mon- ! Surf Batlung. Ridiug, Antoing. Canoe-1 visited Rev. Dunlop And family Wednes­ day. They are former residents of this PA ’ EHT LA WVm, ing, Dancing atei Roller skating When-1 day sight. Mr. ami Mrs. Beals were on place and come here to reside in the 303 3ev*-.iih St , ?. r pn-tly water agate«. imw» agate«, iihmhi - I their way to visit their old home in the future. Mrs. Griffin's father. Mr. Kai- «toner, carnelians cali I h - l'oiin«l oli thè i east coffin, lives here. lieaeli. P uh - mountain water alni thè, 11. G. Harmon ia completing some re­ Mrs. Abbie Basaev, wife of the fait l»««t of f<»«l al l«rches, six rooms, full was a great success ami highly enjoyed plumlied ami wired. It is modern in by all. A most entertaining feature Low Round Trip Season all Mill East of SANDY wav« ami will be a line home for tbe was the union music furnished by the owners and an orn unent to the neigh­ Tickets Hodgson orchestra of Portland. This Special 1‘rn-e- on all old Stock borhood. same high-class music will be heard from all (stint« in Oregon, Washington B. F. Dahlhominer is laid up with again Saturday evening, September 2, ami biabo on «ale daily. a broken shoulder bone. Bicycle acci­ when another «lance will be given in , 3-I)ay Saturday-Monday dent. Ben doesn't realize his boyhood the Grange hall. days are days gone by. Fire Chief Rayburn says that all ! Tickets Mayor Shattuck and family and Mr. mem tiers of the Lents Volunteer Fire from Southern Pacific points Portland to ami Mr». E. E. Sleret and Dr. F. A. Department are urged to he present at Cottage Grove; also from all ('. A E. Short and family, of Portland, left the meeting Monday night as much station« Albany and west. Good going Wednesday for a trip by auto to Tilla­ business will come up for transaction. Saturday or Sunday ami for return Sun­ mook. Ia*vi F. Remmington noted Quaker I day or Monday Mrs. R. D Raker, of Troutdale, and preacher and now president of the col­ Call on any S. I’, or C. A C. Agent for Miss E. B. Johnson, of The Outlook full particular» as to fan*», train sched­ office, visit»*«! relatives at Dayton, Ore., lege at Newlierg, Oregon, will preach in • Lents Friends church. Sunday evening, ules, etc., also for our illustrated liook- last week. August 27th, at S. Do not miss. let. “Outings in Oregon,” or write to Mr. and Mrs. John Couley have gone thia rare treat, C F. Cabe and family spent a few WM. McMURRAY to Seaside for a few weeks George Kinney and wife are at their "lays this week sojourning at long General Pas-engcr Agent, cottage at Seaside. Beach. -— Portland.