DOINGS OF OUR NEIGHBORS
BORING
PLEASANT HOWE
Several esses of scarlet feyer have ap-
Making garden seems to be about the
I »eared in this vicinity during the past next thing io order.
week. Tbe public school» hejre were
Rev. Burtch lias nut been out to fill |
BKfiKZY ITEMS CONTWBUTKO BV HF.RAl.D HPORTERS AT NEARBY POINTS
dosed last Tuesday moruine by one of appointments for two Sunday» but »ent|
the health officers of tbe county and a substitute.
several families placed in quaraptine.
The M. E. church will twgin a serie»
In most Instance« the disease ha» ap­
Miss Bartha Fennel made a business peared in roihl form and heretofore of meeting» Sunday. They are doing
Th« funeral of Mr«. J. 11 Heilln held
Miss was reported as quinsy or tonsiiitis. some »|>ecisl work in preparation of
intheM.E. church here last Sunday trip to Portland on Wednesday.
afternoon wa» largely atten>le»l. Th« IVnnel talks of entering business college Several cliil ren from infected homes singing
Mrs. Dellaven will give a tea for the
floral tributes were many and lieautlful. there in a short time.
have lieen attending public school »nd
The services w«r« conducted by A. J.
Mrs. Charles Latourell »|wmt several it is leartMl thl» may cause a general t»enefit of the M. E. Ladhe’ Aid on
Josslyn, the music in charge of Rev. »lay« the first of the week, visiting her epidemic of the diveaee, but every pre­ W il. Feb. 21.
Dr. Cathay, both old frieuds of Mrs parents, Mr. and Mr». Grant Bull, who caution is now being uae»l to prevent a
Among Portland visitors Saturday
Healin, all three being pioneers. Mrs. live near Trouhlale.
spread of the fevei and it ie expected were Meeere. McKinley, Nisson, Hem-
Ilrslin came here with her parents in
Une day this past week Messer» all public gatherings will lie closed im­ tners and Nortiiup. Mrs. Markell went
iSAO. Hlie was then two years old. She
on Tuesday.
Lstourell, Hhoullz and others completed mediately.
was a daughter of Mr. and Mrs. C. A.
William A Morand attended the ban­
Roy Calvin made ■ bu»inee» trip
the survey for a new road up thu La-
Dunbar ami was liorn in Hl. Joseph,
tourell hill. It will I»« about the sama quet at tbe new Multnomah Hotel in Grexham Saturday,
Mu., Feb. 26, IMA. Mrs. Heslin ami
length but not so steep. Any one who Portland last Tueedey evening.
I
her brother, D. H. Dunbar, woo is uow
C. II. Hill and children, of Greebam,
has ever driven up the hill will no doubt
the ouly surviving member of the fami­
Too Familiar With Quotations.
be more than glad to make the change. spent Sunday with F. K. Stone and
ly, have lived here on a [»art of the old
The principal of a Boaton »'boot
It is to be hope»! that the petition may family in West Boring.
who requests that bis name be with-
Dunbar donation land claim ever since,
receive the attention of the authorities
Born—To Mr. and M»i. W. J.Telford, held in order that be may maintain
•xrept for a year i|»eiit by Mr. Dunbar
end that the work may be begun at ar, February b, a boy. Mother and eon are discipline in his classrooms tells this:
in Goldendale, Wash. Both were mem­
early date.
doing well. Mrs. Telford 1« now at tbe
“When I was teaching tn a school
bers of the Pioneer Association an»I have
home of her sister, Mrs. if. G. Knox, in the western part of the state some
Mrs.
Henry
Latourell
has
been
quite
regularly attended itsannual gatherings.
years ago 1 bad some trouble in main­
in East Portland.
On Fab. 2, 1866. .Mi»» Druselia Dunbar III for several days, but we are glad to
taining order among the girls of my
say
is
much
improved
and
we
trust
she
Mrs.
Ascha
Morehead
has
returned
was married to J. P. lleelin and to this
classes. They were continually play­
union was l»orn 12 children 0 of whom will soon be out again. Her daughter. from a short stay in Portland.
ing tricks on me and eacb other in the
The Boring Athletic Club will give a classrooms, and 1 decided to stop IL
died in early childhood. The other six, Mrs. Laieon, spent several days with
ball in Allison's Hall in West Boring The next day. following a breach of
who with their father remain to mourn her,
the loea of a kind and loving wife and
lawyer Joe»pli of Portland waa in tomorrow night. Beers* orchestra will discipline. 1 ordered two of the girls
furnish tbe music and a good time to remain after school and gave them
mother, are E. E. lleelin, John lleelin, our town Sunday.
two long problems tbat kept them tor
and Claud lleelin, ail of Fairview, Mrs.
Mr. Harold Moffatt he» been suffering is expected for all who attend.
a long time. At tbe opening of school
Anna Heiney, Miss Calls llesllu and from what at first appeared to b» a boil
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Jones, of South tbe following morning I opened tbe
Miss Ethyl Thompson, all of Portland. on his knee, but which proved to b» a Boring, ere tbe promt parent- of an day as ususl by asking eacb member
All the children were with their mother serious case of blood poison. It was eight pound boy, born Feb. fl. Mother of tbe class for a quotation. Une of
at the last, ltea'.h came at midnight caused by a hurt received while playing and eon doing nicely.
tbe girls rose and quoted. ‘With all tby
faults 1 lore tbee still.' and tbe other.
last Thursday night very peacefully and basket ball. His mother, Mrs. Knight*
Mise Elsie Dodd is home, after a few
Tbe hours I spend with tbee, dear
quietly after many months of patient ton spent several days with him the
months stay in Portland.
heart, are as a string of | »ear Is to me.' ’*
suffering,
first part of the week
Tbe loea! chapter of the Epworth —Boston Herald.
W. Ellieon and family, who ar» »[»end-
Dr. Dinsmore of Bridal Vail has been league held their monthly busioeu
log th« winter in Southern California, in our town quite often the |>ast week. meeting at the M E. Church last Tues­
q,
Different Feints of View.
are very much delighted with the cli­ We know doctors must live but we day evening, after which followed an
ffQoçd morniug. .lone».”
Browu. Any new»
mate there and have purcha»e<l proper­ don’t like being sick to help tberu make excellent literary program, in charge of
•<;»M»d umrulog.
'
“
today
Y"
ty in Ocean Park. They expect to re­ a living.
J. F. Wilworth, the fourth vice-pres­
You know my brother
"Well. yes
turn home about March 20.
The Latourell basket ball team won ident. The program follower
who works at tbe bank? Well, be went
School wae open»»I again la»t Monday another game. A large crowd witnessed I Opening Song................................. Choir to business the other day and found
after tteing cloned for a week on account the game here Saturday evening between Recitation........... ................... Roy Frank £1.000 on tbe counter. And what do
the home team and Stevenson, Wash­ Song........................ Stella and Kve Stone you think be did? Stole the money
of smallpox.
Recitation......................... Ward Wilworth and tripped off to Canada. Aud when
Member» of the Albrecht family, who ington, which resulted in a score of 20
to So in favor of latourell. The young Recitation ...........................Viola Frank tbe new» reached my father it broke
have been ill with a light form of small­
people from different oarts of tbe Recitation...........................Fannie Meyer the old man’s heart!”
pox have all recovered ami are oat at
“That’s fUDny. You know, my broth­
surrounding country were here, and re­ Song ............... Ruth and Carrie Gregson
their duties. No new cases have lieen
er works at a bank. too. and when be
aud Eva Dodd.
mained forthedance al»o, which was
reported.
Recitation..................... Morris Wilworth went to busioesa tbe other morning be
<|uite a successful affair.
found £1.000 And what do you think
C. H. Slone is out at Ills work again
One »lay last week Mr. Brown bad tbe Recitation...........................Esther Meyer he did?"
after a few days illness with scarlet fev­
Song
...........
Stella,
N'ola
and
Kye
Slone
misfortune to have one of his horses
"What—stole it?"
er. There are no other victims of this
“No; took it straight to the manager's
seriously injured by a runaway horse Address.................... Rev. A. B. Calder
disease reported.
hitched to a wood cart. He was going Recitation.............................. Nora Mever office. Aud when the new* reached
C. E. Cree is remodeling a small up Latourell hill with a heavy loa»l of Recitation............................ Claude Croes my father, do you know It broke the
bouse on his place tor a home (or his farm machinery when, seeing his danger Song....................................Ruth Gregson old muu'u heart!”—Ixnidon Tit-Bits.
father aud mother, Time. Cree and wife. he tried to get out of tbe way. This was Closing Song. .......................... .'........ Choir
Danger Ahead!
Mr. Cree lias been here for tbe past few prevented by some wood which was
A large crowd was present and all ex­
A battleship was cautiously feeling
months and Mrs. Cree will join him piled al one side. The reeult was that pressed themselves as well pleased with
her way through a fog Suddenly tbe
here in the near future,
one »haft struck hie horse going entirely the exercises and the progress of the navigator on tbe bridge beard church
J. P. Province is having built in East through its leg. There was considerable chapter, and of the good work tbat has bells »tartlltigly near. As he believed
Portland an apartment house with a excitment for a while, hut finally the in­ l»een accomplished either directly or in­ tbe laud to l»e Home miles away be
store on the lower fl»x»r. The buildiug jured horse was taken to a stable and directly through the l^a.ue. May the turned to tbe engine telegraph and or­
will lie completed in June and wilt be caret! for as well as [Hiseible. On Sun­ good work continue.
dered tbe leadsman to sound. Tbe
sounding »bowed plenty of water.
taken in charge of by Mr. Proviuce and day it seemed a little better and there
Again tbe church bells pooled clear
eon Irving.
seemed a chance for its recovery but
and near. Tbe navtgator paled a lit­
Mrs. D. W. McKay visited her niece. that night it l»ecame fast in its stall and
tle. and Ills Jaw set. In fffee of dan­
Lincoln’s birthday augbt to be
Miss Nettie Bucklin, in Portland Sani­ died.
ger be must keep his wits about him.
national
holiday.
tarium <>n Sunday. Miss Bucklin is
Home of the school children here have
His glance met the face of the helms­
Very few characters have appeared on man.
convalesing from a recent o|»rration.
deci<ied to enter the garden contact and
"Wbat tbe dlckeus are you grinning
Miss Carlson, of Tbe Dalias, has tak­ send products products to the county earth of the true greatness and nobility
at?” tbe unvigalor demanded sharply.
en up her residence with her sister, and state fairs this year. Fiveol them of character of Abraham Lincoln.
Mr. Herald of Lents was in town last * Choking back Ills emotion, tbe man
Mrs. Charles Kobbins, and attending have secured a seed potato from Mr.
Kapelinger of Salem and will enter that week to visit his daughter, Miss Lola explained that one of his mates had
school here.
got a uew re<-ord of a |>eal of eburvb
Herald, the Cherryville school teacher
Rev. 0. W. Hays, Sunday Schoo) Mis­ i|»ec>al potato race.
beljs and be was trying It on his gram­
Mr. Herald is a contractor and builder
sionary of the Presbyterian church, will
ophone — London Answers.
and
says
prospects
(or
work
in
bis
line
preach here next Sunday morning.
are good a» soon as spring begins as un­
Gilbert of Colchester.
Mrs. K. L. Koberteon had as gue»ls
Mrs. R. E. Morris, of The Dalles, bss settled weather holds back all work in
Glll>ert of Colchester, who flourish
on Monday Mrs. Sedgast. of Portland,
been visiting nt tbe home of her moth­ the building line.
ed three centuries ago. has been called
ami Mrs. John Brown, of Gresham.
er, Mm. L. Allard.
Mr. Adams, a real estate man froht the founder of the aclence of electrl<d-
Oren Dunbar, of l-akevicw, who is
Gllbert discovered the augments
Mrs. 1!. A. Wallace and nephew, Kay Portland, was in town last week aniii
convalescing from a recent operation, is
u of the power of n loadetone by
Buxton, are expected home from Pasa­ with the aid of a surveyor looked over
armlug or capping It with soft Iron
visiting al tbe home of his |>arents here.
dena, Calif, this week, where they have the water power on Alder Creek, two cheeks, the screening effect of a sheet
K«-v. Thomas Robinson spent the been visiting relatives fur the past sev­ miles east of Cherryville with the view
of Iron, the method of magnetizing
weekend at Salem attending a state con­ eral weeks.
of obtaining it, as be says that will be Iron by hammering It while It Ilea
vention of the Y P. 8. C.
Mrs. F. A. Zimmerman is attending the feasible way of moving the green north and south, the destruction of
G. O. Dolph, wife ami son Perry have the week in Gresham with Arthur Daw- timber down from tbe 8-fi country.
magnetism by heat and the existence
around
the magnet of a magnetic field.
taken up their residence in Portland.
Now
that
the
campaign
year
is
here
sett.
Generalizing from small to large, he
Bert Edmonson lisa bought tbe Sex­ the Bkookum Bros, are getting ready to advanced the entirely novel Idea that
ton saloon fixtures. I.. Helming will take a hand in tbe ¡battle and help to the globe of the earth Is Itself a mag
occupy tbe vacated building and W. T. win a victory for the Grand Old Party. nwt
Wisely says if he gets right busy Taft
Mr. and Mrs. F. Ery ami Mrs. Raiene Servins till take Helming's old stand.
Words Lamb Didn't Like.
visited Mr. an»l Mrs. Maultofi' near
The Parent Teacher’s Association held ought to make him Miniater Extra­
Who would have thought that these
ordinary
toGuano
Islands
and
Jerusalem
Rockwood Sunday.
a very pleasant meeting last Friday af­
thinks he aught at least to beappointed respectable words were banned l»v
Mr. an<l Mrs. Max Davies and family ternoon.
Churles latmh as detectable novelties?
23rd Assistant Weather Master Genera).
visited their parents, Mr. and Mrs. Wal­
•’Physical." he says, "vile word.
Tbe lower Sandy bridge has been con-
lace Davies several days hero last week.
Apathetic, vile word. Reaction, vile
demmed and is closed from traffic.
Mrs. Davie« and children will visit her
slang.
Mechanically—faugh!”
Now.
Tbe bridge is to be replaced by a steel
parents for some time at Gresham, Mr.
physical
Is
In
Shakespeare,
not
In
the
structure coating in ths neighborhood
Ned Nelson is very successful al char­
and Mrs. J. Robertson and family.
sense to which we are now used, hut
of |2V,lW0. Work will begin very soon pitting.
He is eharpitting 80 acres of meaning medicinal. Coriolanua makes
G. Moulton visited in Portlanil a on the construction of the steel bridge. stump land which he had surface cleared
light of tbe blood letting of bls wound
couple of »lays last week.
Bert Spank has been quite ill with by the Jape.
and says It is physical to him.- Loinlou
Mr and Mrs. Gust Carlson entertain­ the grip. The Sevank's infant daughter
Jonsrud Bros, have purchased a large Standard
ed friend» from Powell Valley last Sun­ Is also ill.
molding machine.
Hie Cemebaek.
day.
Mrs. A. Warber is still very ill at her
Mr. Schimmel has built an addition
“But." tbe father objected, “you have
Mixa Ixittie Wihton was the guest of home here. A trained nurse is in at­ to his house.
never shown that you are capable of
her grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. A. C. tendance.
Robe nt Jonsrud and F. W. Canning supporting a wife.”
Wihton, this week.
"Oh." tbe young man replied. "If you
Mrs. L. B. Henniberger was here to have joined one-half mile of fencing.
Mr. and Mrs. Arnold Kuegg ware the visit her sister, Mrs. Werber, on Tues­
want her to marry a widower I’ll have
Mr. Bick fort! is clearing land thia win­ V> confess tbat I can't qualify."—CM
guests of Mr. and Mrs. Ed. Sester last day.
ter.
.»ago Record Herald.
Sunday.
Frank Patterson and Walter Kyser
Some of the young folks from hero at­
Almost Loot Hie Life.
•piteful.
are hauling ties from Jerls mill.
tended the dance at Sandy last Saturday
8. A. Stid, of Mason, Mich., will never
Mias OMglri-l don't like the color of
R.
E.
lari
atteuded
the
bachelor*
night.
gay hair
Miss Youngthing— Don't let
forget his terrible exposure to a merci­
meeting at Sandy Sunday.
tbat bother yon. my dear. It can't bo
A very enjoyable surprise party was less storm.” It gave me a dreadful cold,”
Mrs. Henry Eri went to Portland on a long now before It turns gray.
given Mr. and Mrs. G. Lusted Feb. 8th, he writes, “that caused severs pains in
in honor of their thirtieth wedding an­ my chest, so it was hard for me to -»hopping trip last week.
Hie Hope.
niversary which should have been a breathe.
A neighbor grve me several
Barber—Will you bare anything on
month earlier but on account of incle­ doses of Dr, King’s New Discovery
A heavy cold in the lungs that was ex- your face when I hare finished, sir?
ment weather was poet pone» 1. The house which brought great relief. The doctor l«cted to cure itself has been the start­ Victim—I don't know, but I hope you’ll
was Hilled to over flowing. The evening said I was on the verge of pneumonia, ing point in many cast« of disease that leave my nose at least.
was spent in games, after which, an ele­ but to continue with the Discovery. I ended fatally. The sensible course is to
gant lunch was served by the ladies. did so and two IxHlles completely cured take frequent doses of BALLARD’S
We hate some person* bees nee we do
The couple was presented with some ap­ me.” Use only this quick, safe, reliable HOREHOUND SYRUP. It checks the aot know them, and we will not know
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