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About Beaver State herald. (Gresham and Montavilla, Multnomah Co., Or.) 190?-1914 | View Entire Issue (Nov. 16, 1911)
~—------ =“ FAIRVIEW DOINGS OF OUR NEIGHBORS completely destroyed by Hre on Monday evening between H and 9 o'clock It was done by nn incendiary. An unsuc- «•«wxful attempt was made to burn it atxsit a month ago, since which time the owner slept in tlie bouse, but on Monday evening be happened to I m - away. The house wa* otherwise unoccupied, A part of the lox» will I m - covered by in surance. Mrs. R. T. Wilcox returned bom« on Bunday from a t«n days stay at Van couver. Wa«h., where ber daughter, I1MEIZY ITF.MS CONFitlHUTFD BY HFRAI.I) IftPOR II KS AT WARHV POINTS Miss Alta, underwent an operation for th« removal of her appendix and her tonsils. Mia« Wilcox Is able to lie CHE RKYVILII LUSH DS around again ami bo|*e« to return to her Mrs. Clara llolllxh-r in employed at Hnow on the mountains. home again thia week. A regular aquaw winter, enow fell In-re the lU-rt Lindsey home in Gresham Mm. C. E. Green ia visiting her rela lohn llossm-r vlsiu*«l Ed Hamilton ami last ww-k to the depth of four inches but tives al the Dalles for a few «lays. family last Saturday evening has all gone. TROUTDALE between the light afforded by an ordinary carbon Rev. P. W. Provence, J. P. Proving Unite a numls-r from lw-n attended tin- Wildcat and Ohl Bal<iy have pul on and Irving Provence spent the week end The Psrent's Teachare’ Association incandescent and the brilliancy of the new MAZ their winter garment« which prolatldy I trama given at Orient Grange hall last met in the schoolhouse last Friday aft- with Portland friends. Saturday night. will remain until nest summer. DA lamp. The latter radiates two and one- Miss laura Dolph entertained Mias errnxin and held their annual election. Mra. R Neiliaucr was calhit to Port ‘‘Old-timer»” say this enow fall so half times as much light with the same amount of Margaret Cory, of Portlaud as a week Mrs. Aaron Fox was re-elected preei- early in the season wax very unusual, land last w<M-k on account of tlu* serious dent, Mrs. A. B. Kendall vice president, en<! guest. electric current. and really meal* a mild winter, but lllncae of tier daughter Mra. Kittle Wolf- Rev. T. Robinson is spending MOine Mm. John Heelin »»• retary and trraa- guexaing or torearting the weather is a hag» n urer, and Mrs. James Knarr correspond - time in Portland attending Gypaey very uncertain proposition. Mr. ami Mrs. Sparks of Portland visit ing secretary. On Friday afternoon, tbs Bmith meetings. • TI m - immense gain« by socialist« all ed Mr and Mra. Quay and family last 24th of November, a special program Rev. E. Burlingame, of Tbe Dalle«, will be given bv tbe pupils of th« school, over tin- county at the late tall elections Saturday and Sunday and also a brother has been viaiting relatives here for a follow««! by a 10 cent tea. The money ia a g<xal Indication of which way public ol Mr Bparka ami his wife. few 'lays opinion ia tending. taken in at the tea will be use«l to de A few friends gave a party to Frank Reports which have circulated to the fray tbe expenses of special «(leakers Chari»« Ruph returned from Portland Townsend last Saturday night in honor lately when- he haxlx-on working at Ida of hie birthday al the home of Mr ami effect that Fairview Grange was to lie who will tie engaged to address tbe club trade and will stay with his family on Mrs. Elwood Quay. All present ex united with Rockwotxi Grange are mernliera al their meetings during the liia claim east of town. pressed tie-mselvra as having a Jolly erroneous. Fairview Grauga »as never winter. of the 50-watt carbon lamp now in general use and in a more pr<ieperons condition both Mrs. Dan Mick ley has been ill for Dr. Bodkins went to Portland or g xxl time costs one-fifth less to burn. We recommend its rath.-r at l-al«>r to are hi» son, Dr. Bod Ed Is-xler, Gogvr and Quay loaded a financially and in Its membership and aome time with la grippe. use to our customers, as it more than cuts their In the interrats io it« meetings and no Mra. Ellen Wright was here on Sstut- ; kina who lx quite aick. carload of potatix-a last week at Hcenic light bills in two, making electric light so inex I suggestion has ever been made by any day and Sunday visitiqg old friends and ' Mrs. Win Rupli Buffered a alight Station m«-mber at>out <1 »continuing meeting» attending tbe O. E. H. meeting. pensive that no home, however humble, and no stroke of paralysis last week but la bet- or uniting with any other Grange. Mrs. F. A. Zimmerman has been store however small, can afford to be without it. ter at thia writing. GORBEH Mias Lillian Copeland has returned a,tending a few daya with Mra. W. E. Joe Leader was al Walla Walla, Wash., from a two weeks visit with her aunt, Marked at Pleaaant Home II. A. Bell was out to attend the 0. E. last week looking up a market lor cord i Mm. Annie Da up«-, at Dnfer, Ore. Miss UL’L’IK LAIOURELLE Copeland has taken up her residence in H. Saturday night. wood. Ask us to show you the new Miss Grace Ferguaen and Chester Mr. and Mra. Dibble were in the city Ralph Rogers, who has lieen employed Portland for the winter. Kneriem spent Saturday and Sunday in MAZDA lamps and clusters A a|M*cial car will lie chartered for on Bunday attending the Gipsey Smith near Astoria, return»«! home Friday Portland. Friday night thia week to take a crowd meeting. evening Mra. George Knerien ha» gone to the The Troutdale library and reading Ixw Evans and wile were Bunday to the Gipsey Bmith meetings. city for a weeks visit with her daughter, i room will be moved into the new quar visitors at Ferndale Place. R W. Wilcox «pent Bunday with bis Mrs. Belruth. tern in tbe Blaser building this week, R. I*. Rasmussen was in Troutdale san Dr. C. C. Wilcox a» Vancouver. Mr. and Mrs. W llicka attended the between trains Munday evening. where a very nice room is being fitted Mm. M. C. Cornett an«l daughter Ivy services in Portland, preside«! over by Mr. Ira Bowers was in Portland on made a week end visit with relatives in up for the purpose. This building is th«- famous evangviirt Gyi-»y Smith. located nearer tbe center of town and buaiu«-«a Baturday. Portland. will be more convenient than the pres Miss Irene Tricky an<i Mr. J Udy, Errol Ide of Troutdale, a nephew of F. K Jot»-» hax return«*«! from Van- ent place. were married last week. We congratu- i Mrs. Lee Evans, entered school here MAIN OFFICE «•Oliver, Wash , where he ha« lx-en for late the young couple, ami wishing them , Monday, making an enrollment of H. Burdfelt has gone to Tbe Dalles to 7th AND th«* last few months bringing with him ALDER a long happy married life. pupils. B|*end tbe winter with his parents. 1 his bride with her son. They will re .Miss Marta Ix adi-a is making g-ssl i Valentine Gebhart's family departed side here this winter in a house Mr. prog re ax at t lie Good Samaritan hi epi tai. Hunday for tlieir new home in Jefferson i Jones is building. Mr. Jones ha«l quite DOVER J. Ruws-ll is contlii««! to the same inati- i City. Ore. an experience last Saturday at Van Harold Udey and Lorena Trickey, of tution,‘suffering from an attack of appen Jacob Cooper is home at present visit couver, ta-ing nearly Imried alive. He, dicitis. We arc looking for a spc«-«ly re the Egypt district, were married in ing his folks. with two other men, were working in a of Portland last Thunxlay. The boys covery for l*oth partli-s. Mr. Tenent, of Portland, is intending sewer ditch when the earth caved in. Mrs. llyutli of Portland, daughter of the neigtiborhoxl ** favored'* them with Jonra was buried to his chest, one man to spend the winter on J. A. Shaw» place. Mr. and Mrs Perkins, was at home on a chlvari Sunday night. C. A. Keith and P. Magnolia were to his waist and ths third vu eaugh a visit Satun lay. under a lioard and in a stixqied, crampe«l helping Jos. DeShaser butclier Tuesday, Mrs. Ixittie Bt-nfleld spent several days IKisition was compelled to stand until and Mrs. Keith »|»-nt the day with Mrs. Weekly Oregonian $1.75 ROCKWOOD in Portland last week, and enjoytwl hear the earth was removed, aliout three- DeShaser. Daily Oregonian .................... 6.75 Jestin Quesenberry and Oriole Grim <1 uartern of a hour being consumed in ■>>g Gypsy Smith. Mm. Cupp and Miss Alice Berghouse shaw are lioth coniine«! to their bails Daily and Sunday Oregonian 8.00 UM task. Mie Mary Gebhardt, our former tele were Portland visitors last week. phon«' operator at Corbett, and who ia with typhoid pneumonia. Mm. J. W. Benicke and children visi Several of our young folks are taking Daily Telegram until Dec. 20 4.50 now attending high school in Portland, A lew of the young people of Rock- ted relative« in Ptirtland from Friday to inusie lessons under tlie instructions of Semi-Weekly Journal 2.00 wax at home with ber folks on Satiinlay. wood attended a party last Friday even Sunday. Mrs. Augustine Miller. Daily Journal 5.50 Mr IxiuisRod ia having a new con ing at the ho ie of Miss Ava Thom [-eon Mm A. Clark spent Saturday with H. Udell has lieen sawing wood for A. of Gresbam. crete bungalow Mill on his plate her son in Portland. Bews and C. A. Keith the past week. Daily and Sunday Journal 8.00 The bridge at the Jackson Corner is Mrs. A. Butler and Mrs. F. Shotills P. F. Powers, of Hhaw. was in Rock Pacific Monthly ...... 1.75 wen- in the city last week. wood for a few .lays last week on a being replaced with new timbers and 4 Pacific Homestead 2.00 floor. PLEASANT VALLEY buaiueaa trip. (Too late for last w«-ek) Miss Pearl Robbins has returned to Pacific Farmer 2.00 Tbe l.amwlen place is being surveyed MARMOL Philip Nixon of Portland was a Sun | and divided into small tract« and will ber home here after several months. Poultry Journal ( Monthly). 1.50 day visitor at the home of W. Moore. Miss Averill and pupils of District tkl lie placed on the market. A street is Mrs. Gertrude Baker, of Bt. Johns Oregon Agriculturist 1.00 will give a Thanksgiving «■nb-rtainnirnt lieing laid out and graded from th« Base spent last week here with ber sinter, Lester Robinson of Brooklyn, spent and I hjx social W«*dn<* evening be l.ine to the Mt. Hood tract. Sunday with hix sister Mrs. Will Richey. Farm Journal 1.25 Mrs. John Bliss. fore Thankagiving All moat cordially Walter Johnson of near Centralia, McCall ’ s Magazine ( Ladies ’ ) 1.00 It ia reported that a petition ia being W m I i . Mia* Jenson of Battleground, invitsxl The proceeds will go for pict Waxh., spent a few days last week with ure» and other echixd nsim necrMities. circulated for a saloon at the Wataon is visiting her father Mr Jensen at the his cousin Lester Richey, stand on the Base line Road. Every Bliss home. This price is for delivery by mail only and only when re M ims Clarke of Portland is visiting her Charles Johnson has sold a part of his one seems very quiet aliout it. We be mother for a few day». farm to Geo. Deardorff of Tremont. mittance is made with order. Papers may be sent to sepa lieve if a remonstrance wax circulated Tlie high water of U h - Sandy River it wouhl be signed by two thirds of the The young folks of this place have or KELSO rate addresses. Subscriptions may begin at any time. has washed away tlx- greater part of tlie voters. Rockwood doesn't want a saloon. ganized a club dance and gave the first (Too late for last week) flume which wa« built ax a part of the George, oldest son of G. C Maronay, dance last Saturday evening at the The Ijuliex* Aid mat at tbe home of <lam. acci<k>ntally shot out one eye last Sun Grange hall which proved to be a suc- Grandma McKeown on Thursday last. Mr. Clarke and his newly acquired day. while trying to remove a shell that i»w in every resp-ct and Ix-xpeaks well The Zeller place will lie divided into bride wen- given a chivaeri last Friday stuck. The other eye wax also injured, for the management. This is the first evening by tlx- young people of Marmot. small tracts, a street extending from the dance of a series that will tie given dur and one of his hands wax luully hurt. Cowps-lls and pistols were much in evi Base Line to the Powers road. ing the winter. Voltie Snashall will Mrs. Ben Kligvl is quite ill. dence. It take» a w«-dding to cause ex furnish the music. Only those holding Watch Rockwood next spring end see In Oregon’s Most Reliable Association The Kleinsmith family has moved written invitations will be admitted to citement. it boom. away. Know is on the ground and winter is the hall. Oregon Fire Relief, Oregon Merchants Mutual near at hand. N. A F.kdahl of Seattle. Wash, and Mr. ami Mrs. Aschoff have lieen on a Mr and Mrs. C. A. Lindell and daught Fire. American Life and Accident In GLEONL For pa>na in the side or chest damften visit to tlieir sons in the coast moun ers of Portland were guests of Mr. and a piece of flannel with Chamlierlain’a surance of Portland Mrs. R. W. Wilcox is spending some tains. Mrs. Rols-rt Jonsrud several days laut Liniment and bind it on over the seat of time with her daughter, Mies Alta Wil Mr. Harry Bramhall and family are week. PROTECTION AND BENEFITS MODERATE RATES pain. There is nothing better. For sale cox. in Vancouver. guests of the Aschoff's, where Mr. Bram Martin Wikelson’s new lions.' by all dealers. A very pleasant evening was spent at hall is employed in building a new |iost the Robinson home Monday, November oflice and store building. 3, when seventy persons gathered to C. M. Bailey, the mail man, lx glad welcome Rev. Thomas Robinson as pas < • to see snow so the hear will den up for tor of Smith Memorial Church, and his a while. mother, sister and brother as new resi < • Mrs. C. M. Bailey wax quite sick last ♦ dents of the town. Gaines and conver i • ♦ week, b it is convalescing. ♦ sation tilled in tlie time very pleasantly Jason Clark ia busy IxlwtM'n nhowera ! until 9:30, when refreshments were digging |xitatoes. served and the remainder of the evening Mr. and Mra. More of Battleground, < • was x|>ent in singing. Miss Gladys ‘‘L ents . O regon , Nov. 4. 1911. Wash., were visitors of Mra. More's I • Holgate entertained with piano solos. Beaver State Herald— father, C. M. Bailey, of Marmot. Misses Rut > Shaw and Laura D.ilph Mrs. Vonhelmx had to return toGres- Gentlemen: Please remove my ad of ‘‘Chickens for Sale” sang a duet, and Rev. P. W. Provence liam with her little son Carl, to Dr. as 1 have sold all of them through the advertising carried in and Rev. Thomas Robinson sang a duet. Bitt er. The Herald. Mrs Elmer Jenkins and son Dolph Miss E. Helms was home on a week's spent a fe.v days with Mra. Jenkins* Respectfully, visit. I parents, G. O. lhilph and wife, recently. W. E. THOMAS.” Mr. John Vanderhoff kill«*«i a large The Place for Satisfaction mountain lion near Marmot |>o«tot!ice last Friday. It measured eight feet and WELCHES four inches in length, The snow hen- fell to a depth of 12 The advertisement referred to ran two Mr. Doty and wife are out at the IMy COMFORTABLE CLEAN LIGHT inches commencing Thursday Nov. 9tli ranch for a few days to look after his times at a total cost of 60 cents, and and continuing to Saturday morning. fine lot of pheasants. The thermometer ranging during that brought many more buyers than he Mr William Cl rk of Marmot brought Try one of our famous Hot Chicken time, from 33 to 23 dvgrv«-» or HI degni-x home a briile last Thursday, and Friday could supply with chickens. Get it? la-low tree-sing lieing the coldest period. Tamales—served every evening night the young |>eople gaveliim a goixl It commenced raining Sunday morning j • serenade. Our Sunday Chicken Dinners are ending with a Chinook wind with warm rain; there being alxiut 2 inclu-x of snow becoming popular. Reserve your left on the ground. During the first of Balked at Cold Steel table now last w«'k Salmon River rose alaint 3 ft. "I wouldn’t let a doctor cut my fl M>t on account of the heavy rains proceed off,” said II. p Ely, Bantam, Ohio, i Your Patronage Solicited Ice Cream. Soft Drinks, Confectionery, ing the snow storm. *'although a horrible ulcer had been the Fruits, Vegetables, etc. Go to : Mr. ami Mrs. John F. Roberts have plague of my life for four years. Instead I used Buck Ion's Arnie xalve, ami iny returned to their home near Greaham for SUCCESSOR TO O. W. COOK foot wax x«x>n completely cured.” lirais the winter. Mr |rthur Larkins returned from Burns, Boils. Sores, Braises, Ecsema, MAIN STREET LENTS, ORE. Pimples, Corns. Surest Pile cure, 2ftc Portland last week and reports having Our Goods Always Fresh. Main St., Next Door Theatre a very pleasant time while in the city. at all druggists. THERE IS A WONDERFUL DIFFERENCE I A 40-Watt MAZDA Affords Twice the Light PORTLAND RAILWAY LIGHT AND POWER CO. THE HERALD WITH ANY OF THE FOLLOWING ONE YEAR INSURE NOW John Brown, Oresham, Ore IT GETS THE BUSINESS Herald Advertisements Win the Business. : BILLY CONNER'S RESTAURANT Home Cooking Good Service FOR THE BEST B O H N A ' BILLY CONNERS. Proprietor
