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SANDY
FIVE NEW M EIERS
OF DAMASCUS GRANGE
SANDY LOCALS
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LOCALS
Mrs. S. R. Harper's guest, Mrs.
At last report Mrs. Dora Dahrens
Norris o f Vancouver, after a several
was in about the same condition, with j
days visit, left for her home Monday.
perhaps a little improvement.
Mrs. J. M. C. Miller has with her
There is complaint about a prowler
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this week a brother, Frank Armstrong
bothering around in the east section
1 and wife o f Douglas, Arizona, who
of town, and milk is reported taken
Five candidates were initiated into
| arrived Sunday night accompanied
from back porches.
the
Damascus Grange
Saturday
by their daughter, Miss Lowell Arm­
R. E. Esson attended the thirty- night, about forty-five active mem­
strong. The latter, after a short stay,
| eighth annual meeting o f the Stevens bers being present at the ceremony,
left for San Francisco to join a party
: clan of which he is a member, at Sa­ members who had been making hay
on a trip to Lake Tahoe. Miss Arm­
or working in the perry fields all
lem, Sunday.
strong is a teacher o f English in a
Sandy Grange had only a short bus­ day or doing other real labor, yet as
high school at Oakland. Mrs. Miller
iness
session
Saturday,
adjourning
at
cheerful
and
happy
as
one
big
family.
The city o f Portland is in the real
had not seen these relatives since
This wide awake grange has 35
estate business at Bull Run and has noon. The grangers were all too busy
1905.
haying
and
doing
other
farm
work
young
people
on
its
membership
roll
laid out some desirable lots for sum­
“ Auntie” McGugin will not be able
and
after
the
regular
session
an
hour
to
remain
all
day.
mer homes near the gate entrance to
to attend the pioneer society meeting
Dr. and Mrs. Harvey Schneider at­ is spent in dancing, parents and chil­
the reserve. There is around thirty
this year. Last year she was crowned
acres in the tract which is named tended the big meeting at Champoeg dren enjoying the social hour to­ queen. This year the honor will fall
of
the
gathering
of
the
Roelfson
clan
gether.
Maupin. Some of the lots are divided
on Mrs. Caroline Bruns.
two hundred being present. The doc­
Ed. Siefer is the new master, and
by Bramhall creek.
A number of Cherryville neigh­
tor's mother's people, the Roelfsons, Mrs. Lloyd Lake is musician that
bors went to the city to attend the
were
pioneeis.
A
fter
the
program
played
for
both
the
degree
work
and
The new bride o f Lookout, R. G.
funeral o f Mrs. O. S. Botkin Monday.
McVickers, took over the honors of was over the Schneiders drove to dancing.
Mrs. Alonzo Radford was called to
Sheridan
where
they
had
dinner
with
The
grange
contemplates
holding
the newly established “ household”
Independence again to nurse Mrs. E.
Mr.
and
Mrs.
G.
H.
Funk,
then
re­
the
annual
picnic
in
the
near
future.
Sunday and presided over the small
G. Ranton who is very ill from in-
tea table when each of the 90 moun­ turned to Sandy.
flamatory rheumatism.
Jasper
Duggar
o
f
Boring
is
in
a
tain climbers arrived. Formerly Mc­
H elp C elebrate B irth day
Mrs. Haight, sister o f Mrs. Harvey
very critical condition and has bean
Vickers was “ it.”
After a number of callers through Watkins, has returned from a won­
bedfast for some time, the trouble the day, Mrs. Marie Krebs was sur­
derful trip to Alaska and came to
The sere and yellow leaves are all being from an injury received some prised on her eightieth birthday by the Watkins home for her mother,
ready showing on the. maples, accord­ time ago.
her son Otto and wife coming in from and both have returned to the city.
Mr. and Mrs. Ross Anderson of Sherwood, the Henry Hermans from
ing to local observers. Can it be that
Friedel Wuinsche has been improv­
summer will be ended almost before Kelso invited Mrs. J. M. C. Miller to Sellwood, Mr. and Mrs. Walter Krebs ing rapidly and will soon be all right
he their guest at the Damascus grange and Herman Krebs from Portland,
it begins?
again.
Saturday night, driving up to Sandy Charley Krebs and wife, Frieda
Miss Dorothy Jonsrud made the
for
her
and
also
bringing
her
home.
There is talk that the city o f Port­
Nitseh, Eva Hulda and Richard Mt. Hood Loop trip Monday with Mr.
While most raspberry fields are Krebs. The crowd had a feast o f ice
land is going to enlarge Dodge park
and Mrs. C. A. Lindell and daughter,
by opening forty acres across the nearing the end of the season, the Ray cream, watermelon and cake.
At Miss Alice Lindell of Portland, re­
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Wilkinson
and
Mundlin
fields
are
still
Hairpin curve. This park is getting
supper her neighbors, Mrs. J. Noack, turning to the city with the Lindells
too small for the crowds that spend \ heavy with berries.
Martha Noack, Robert Noaek, Rein­ where she was joined by her mother
Mr. and Mrs. Kenenth Lounder hold and Verner Krebs helped cele­
the weekends there.
Tuesday.
back and the Alva Lounderbacks of brate.
Miss Elizabeth Canning came
Mr. and Mrs. “ Indian” came here Sandy spent Sunday together up the
home from Monmouth where she is
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mountains.
via the Loop highway from Yakima
Hit by A u to m o b ile
attending normal, to visit her broth­
Principal G. D. Orr and a friend
Monday on their way to the Gresham
Herman Ridderbusch o f Sandy suf­ ers and families who were here last
fair to enter two race horses. They from California, Mr. Kenney, wen', fered a severe scalp wound Sunday week from California.
had a truck and trailer. Even the on a fishing trip up Salmon rivei evening when struck by a roadster
Mrs. Beatrice Wright will entertain
red men “ live up to the minute” early Sunday morning, returning driven by Otto Hagen. Mr. Ridder- the Kelso Women’s club with a picnic
Monday night.
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these days.
husch went to cross the street and Thursday, July 26, at the R. Jons­
Mr. and Mrs. C. O. Duke and Chas. the traffic being so heavy failed to
rud grove, and the ladies look for­
and Anna Duke were dinner guests
“ Scotty” Williamson and George at the home of Mrs. Miller Thusrday see the Hagen ear in time. The ma­ ward with pleasure to the event.
chine was almost stopping or Ridder­
Word has been received here of
Root of the U. S. Forest service and
night.
busch would probably have been the death o f Mrs. Shaw, who former­
Harry Conway, who were at Timber-
Sandy union high school board has killed. The ear skidded only 20 feet
ly lived on Cedar creek near the Ku-
line Monday report wonderful wild elected Rufus Troyer janitor at a
flowers in bloom at this elevation, salary o f $100 per month for twelve after the brakes were set. Dr. Will­ bitza home. Mrs. Shaw passed at
6,000 feet, at least a dozen kinds months. A new G. M. C. bus was iams attended Herman, who is able to Newherg. Particulars have not been
be opt.
received.
with gorgeous colors, the blossoms ex­
also purchased for the Welches-
Paul Thiess was down from Taco­
tending upward on the mountain a Brightwood route and will probably
M ake the L o o p T rip
ma to see his mother, Mrs. Lola
half a mile. A register will be in­
be operated by one of the teachers.
Dr. and Mrs. Harvey Schneider Thiess, and another son, Fred, was
stalled at Timberline at once for
Boyd Summers reports lots o f wild and boys made the Loop trip Sunday.
out from the city Sunday, all thrae
climbers.
strawberries, huckleberries and wild Two cars o f friends, the C. J. Millers
visiting Frank Thiess in the after­
blackberries ripe at Swim. This is and son and daughter o f Pilot Rock,
noon.
Mrs. Bell Wright had as luncheon the first season in three years there Mr. and Mrs. G. E. Chittenden and
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Jonsrud en­
guests Mrs. Joe Black and Helen has been wild blackberries there.
three sons o f Portland stopped for joyed a short visit Sunday from Mr.
Reed o f Portland.
Next Sunday will be a big day on the Schneiders to accompany them, and Mrs. Joseph Jonsrud o f Portland
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| Mt. Hood as many parties are sehed- but they got separated at Govern­ and Mr. and Mrs. Louie Gierkie of
Ned Mitchell is able to get around: uled to climb, including about twenty ment Camp, and the Schneiders Sandyridge.
very well now, and has to use his | local folks under the leadership of missed them all the way, but enjoyed
crutches only a portion o f the time. [ G. D. Orr.
the trip for a’ that!
Grazing time is here again for the
Eastern Oregon flocks. Last week
Mrs. Rosie Dahl brought 2,000 sheep
into the Wild Cat section, and the E.
R. Jackel flock o f over 2,000 were
taken to Zig Zag mountain. A . P.
Prentice is packing for Jackel again
this season. About Labor Day about
nine hundred and fifty lambs will be
shipped to the Portland market via
Bull Run, Prentice said.
Dolly Rathke celebrated her thir­
teenth birthday Sunday with a party
arranged by her mother, 18 school
friends and neighbors being present.
Ice cream, cakd and sandwiches were
served and many kinds o f games
amused, all remaining late. Dolly
graduated at 12 in May, also her pals,
Julia Larsen and Betsy Miller, who
were among those present. A num­
ber o f nice gifts were received by
Dolly.
A. W. Bell Lumber Co.
Sandy, O regon
Manufacturers and Dealers in
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B orin g I. O. O. F. M eetin g
ORDERS FILLED ON SHORT NOTICE
A gathering o f about 150 I. 0 . O.
F. members assembled at Boring
Wednesday night, the grand master
W e Deliver anywhere
being present and the degree team
o f the Samaritans, formerly the
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Mill 131 Sandy
Muscovites, conferred the second de­
gree on several candidates. About
50 were present from Orient, over
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Gresham.
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Anna Hennessey received a letter
from her son, George Hennessey,
that he and his wife had a wonderful
trip back to Fresno. No ear trouble
marred the journey, and they were
given a royal welcome back home.
On their way up “ Spike” drove night
and day, making 450 miles in 24
hours one day.
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MBS. BOTKIN, CHERRYVILLE,
AGED 93, DIED FRIDAY
Mrs. Agnes S. Botkin, wife of Dr.
O. S. Botkin of Cherryville, passed
during the night, Friday, at the age
o f 93, after a long and active home
life.
Mrs. Botkin did her own house­
work during the 16 years she resided
at Cherryville until very recently.
Formerly Mrs. Botkin lived at Mt.
Tabor where her husband was a phy­
sician many years.
Dr. A. W. Botkin o f Gresham and
James Botkin o f Estacada are sons,
Mrs. Thomas Graham o f Portland,
Mrs. Sibray o f Pittsburg, are daugh­
ters surviving.
Dr. Botkin feels the loss o f his
mate keenly. Funeral rites were
held in the city Monday.
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A mass meeting held at Welches
school by patrons, and Brightwood
district to discuss consolidation of
the two schools. It was decided to
call a meeting o f taxpayers and vote
on the proposition. County Super­
intendent Vedder was present and
told o f the benefits to be derived *
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from the proposal.
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Mrs. Elizabeth Hagan has made *
application for a water right on a *
small stream near her farm, and
hopes later to have water for domes­ •
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tic use and lawn installed.
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Mr. and Mrs. S. R. Harper had a^ •
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“ A Strong Bank” ¡ dinner guests and for the day this
week Mrs. Spencer and daughter •
Gresham, Oregon
Geraldine o f Texas, Howard and
William
Magnum o f Oregon City.
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ODOFELLOWS.REBEKARS
INSTALL NEW OFFICERS
M R S. J. M. C. M IL L E R
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S U N D A Y , J U L Y 22
Sandy Pioneer and Early Settlers’
society meeting promises to he on in­
teresting event next Sunday. Elec­
tion o f officers will take place and a
good program is arranged. If the
weather is fine no doubt the largest
crowd yet will attend. All interested
are invited to bring a basket lunch
and come. Some speakers from Or­
egon City are expected to be present
and talk on local and county pioneer
days.
Sandy Odd Fellow and Rebekah
lodges held joint installation Tues­
day night, as follows: Carl Norquist,
noble grand; R. S. Smith, vice grand;
E. F. Bruns, right support o f noble
grand; Lewis Hall, left support; L.
B. Green, warden; Sylvester Hall,
conductor; H. P. Bruns, inside guar­
dian; Melvin Smith, outside guardian;
Walter Alt, right suppor o f vice
grand; P. T. Shelley, left support;
Wm. Ganger, R. S. S.; Jno. Mitchell,
L. S. S., and G. D. Orr, chaplain.
Rebekah officers are Josephine
Ganger, noble grand; Edna Thomp­
son, vice grand; Sylvester Hall, sec­
retary; Libbie Hall, treasurer; Sadie
Bosholm, R. S. N. G.; Kennie Gan­
ger, L. S. N. G.; Maggie Orr, R. S.
V. G.; Blanche Shelley, L. S. V. G.;
Roberta Williams, warden; Mary Jad-
win, conductor, and Vera Smith,
chaplain.
S cales M akes R ecord
Kenneth Scales, pitcher for the
Estacada Legionnaires in the Port­
land Valley Baseball league, won his
game last Sunday from Davidson’s
Bakery, allowing ten scattered hits.
Errors on the part of his teammates
was responsible for three o f the four
runs made by the bakery. The game
was won by a score o f 21 to 4.
Mrs. James McCormick entertained
with a dinner in honor o f her birth­
day, Tuesday. Besides the McCor­
mick family those present were Mrs.
C O U N T Y C O M M IS S IO N E R
Norris and baby, Mrs. Lex Schmitz
S E R IO U S L Y IN JU R E D B Y F A L L
and Dean and Mrs. Arthur Russell.
W. A. Proctor was in bed Monday
as the result of a fall while out
picking blackberries. A gash was cut
on his cheek and he lay unconscious
for some time. He was alone and
some distance from his car and it was
with difficulty he managed to get
home. About the same time Ken­
neth Proctor had two fingers mashed
so Dr. Brosius had to patch up two
o f the Proctors at, once.
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Mrs. J. M. C. Miller was a guest
at the Anna Hennessey home the
night before Mr.| and Mrs. George
Hennessey left for Fresno, enjoying
a lovely chicken dinner and a social
visit.
Mrs. R. Rathke says her daughters,
Mrs. Creitz and Mrs. Cook, will not
come home from California for this
vacation as they will take a trip into
Mexico with their husbands.
LOCALS
N o tice to C reditors
Mrs. Will Bell and Mr. Bell had as
guests for the day Monday Mrs. Joe
Black and Helen Reed of Portland.
Mr. and Mrs. C. B. Steinman have
had as guests all week Mrs. Warton
and granddaughter Ramona Estrada,
o f Sacramento, Cal., Mr. and Mrs. J.
E. Nichols o f Seattle, and Mrs. Mary
Jones of Salt Lake, all of whom are
having a delightful time here and
who will leave for Seattle, accom­
panied by Mrs. Steinman and David
the latter part o f the week. Mrs.
Jones, Mrs. Warton and Miss Estra­
da will visit the Steinmans again be­
fore returning to their homes.
Fred Canning says the Mt. Hood
Loop trip is very popular in Cali­
fornia, and that three out o f five
o f the Standard Oil employees plan
spending their vacations in Oregon,
always including the Loop trip in
their itinerary.
No. 3884
In the Circuit Court o f the State of
Oregon, for the County o f Clack­
amas. In Probate.
In the matter o f the estate of Frances
T. Stockton, deceased.
Notice is hereby given that the un­
dersigned has been appointed by the
Circuit Court o f the State of Oregon,
for the county o f Clackamas, depart­
ment o f probate, administrator of the
estate o f Frances T. Stockton, de­
ceased, and has qualified.
All persons having claims against
said estate are hereby notified to pre­
sent the same, duly verified ns by law
required, to the undersigned, at the
office o f the Eastern Clackamas
News, Estacada, Oregon, within six
(6) months from the date hereof.
Dated and first published June 22.
1928. Date o f last publication, July
20, 1928.
W. L. STOCKTON,
Administrator.
McGTJIRK & SCHNEIDER, 203-5
Withrow Bldg., Gresham, Oregon,
Attorneys for Administrator.
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