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EDITORIAL
NEW S SECTION
SANDY LOCALS
ROLL C ALLOF PIONEERS
OFSANDY COMMUNITY
Sandy,
Oregon
Ju ly 31, serving w aterm elon d u rin g
P R E - S C H O O L C L I N I C T O BE
H E L D A U G U S T 24 th e social tim e, a f te r the clinic was
WEDDING OF SANDY
COUPLE HELD SATURDAY
Sandy W om en’s club anno u n ces a
T he S andy G range q uite agrees
social evening ut th e home of Mr. and
w ith Sam K ozer re g ard in g young
Mrs. W . Bosholm, the night o f Aug-
ladies w earing “ no socks", and kindly
ust 16.
asked some girls a t th e dance S a tu r­
A p re tty w edding w as an e v en t a t
As a m a tte r o f fu tu re history, an
Roxie M cCorm ick is spending a
day night to go home and p u t on some
the L u th e ran church S atu rd u y night,
e
ffo
rt
was
m
ude
to
secure
nam
es
and
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w
eek
in
th
e
city
w
ith
Mr.
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d
Mrs.
stockings.
the bride being Miss E dith R uther,
da te s of pio n eers com ing to th is sec­ Coon.
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tion, ut th e re c e n t picnic. How ever,
T he D am ascus G ra n g e held its an -j d a u g h te r o f Mr. and Mrs. C. A. R u th ­
N ot only is Dodge p ark a m ecca
j u few of those p re sen t m ay have been j nual picnic a t C a rv er last w eek, and er, and th e groom , Mr. H e rb e rt Huck,
fo r sw im m ing and b a th in g on hot
, om itted, it being utm ost im possible to the usual lively tim e th is g ra n g e both o f Sandy.
days, b u t local people also flock to
The* cerem ony w as read by Rev.
c o n ta ct a ll:
sponsors was en jo y ed by all.
th e old sw im m in' hole n e a r th e old
Mr.
M esserli o f O regon C ity, Miss
G eorge C u r r i n ....................................1850
Felix C hiodo’s aceo rceo n playing
historic S andy riv e r bridge.
E. C. H a ek e tt ................................ 1861 ut the pioneer picnic culls fo rth w ords F rie d a D obberfuhl played L ohengrin's
w edding m arch, Miss F ried a R u th er
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F k o tb t Vin Z andt
1852 o f m uch ap p reciatio n .
was
m aid o f honor and R obert N etzel
T he sprinkling o rd in an ce is in John Richey
1852
T he d a u g h te rs o f Mr. and Mrs.
fo rce th is season fo r th e firs t tim e, i John T a l b o t ....................................... 1852 H erm an M iller w rite from A u stra lia best m an. A tte n d a n ts w ere Miss
a t Sandy. T he tow n is tru ly becom ­ Lizzie C ockelreas ..................
lSS" th ey a re enjo y in g th e ir w ork of tr a in ­ A gusta R u th e r and G eorge H artw ig,
ing citified.
J. D. C hitw ood
...
.1853 ing k n itte rs fo r th e fa cto ry , und like the little flow er girl, L ucile A lbrecht,
was d a in ty in orchid silk.
J. C. Kirchem .....................
1854 it b e tte r th ere all th e tim e.
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T he bride w ore w hite crepe with
Viola D ouglass D enning
1 855 Mrs. C larence B row n and little son
A lm ost every locality in the county
A. W. Cook ...................................... 18.’..', a re spending th e w eek ut C annon long veil and c arrie d bride roses and
has a com m unity club org an izatio n
sw eet peas. Miss F rie d a R u th e r w ore
b u t Sandy. We o u g h t to g e t to g e th ­ Mrs. J. D. C hitw ood ........................ 1855 beach.
yellow a n d A u g u sta R u th e r pink silk.
John
R
evenue
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1850
Mr.
and
Mrs.
G
eorge
H
uck
have
e r and buy a park site and plan fo r
A. W. L am b ert ..................................1850 had as a g u e st Mrs. A lb ert W eitkam p Jo h n H anunan and Ju liu s R u th er
the fu tu re o f our splendid tow n.
0 . D. R obbins .................................... 1858 of Spokane V alley who cam e h e re to w ere ushers. The church a lta r was
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Mrs. A. W. Cook ............................1859 a tte n d th e R u th er-H u ck w edding. lovely w ith decorations.
A fte r the cerem ony 80 g u ests w ere
The in te re s t in th e local pioneer Mrs. F. M. M organ .........................1859 Mrs. W eitkam p re tu rn e d hom e w ith
m eetings spread s each year. From Rhoda K irchem ..................................1859 th e bride und groom , who m otored to e n te rta in e d ut a big w edding d in n er
a t the hom e o f Mr. and Mrs. Chris.
f a r and n e a r come re p o rts o f ‘w hat W arren F o rre s te r .............................1859 S pokane on th e ir w edding trip.
Pihl, all rem ain in g until a la te hour.
a fin e tim e we had J u ly 29. The Mrs. E. F. M i tc h e ll........................ 1801
Miss F rie d a R u th e r re tu rn e d to the
The new lyw eds a re over in W ash­
need o f a local histo rical hall or room G eorge G ibons ..................................1862 c ity M onday, and Miss A gusta R u th e r
is a lre ad y a p p are n t.
M ary B acon .......................................1863 will re tu rn S a tu rd ay . B oth cam e out ington on th e ir honeym oon a n d will
live fo r th e p re sen t a t th e hom e of
Mrs. Jo h n R ichey ............................. 1864 to u tte n d th e ir s is te r’s w edding.
the gro o m 's p a ren ts, Mr. and Mrs.
Spend W eek E nd at C am p
S arah W h eeler .......................... ......1865
Mr. und Mrs. H. H. W alking, Mr.
Mrs. G eorge Lewis (M a rg are t Mil­ G. B. L inn ............................................1865 and Mrs. R. B. W ilkinson und F re d G eorge Huck.
ler) and little d a u g h te r rem ained a t Mrs. D. M. M arshall ........................ 1866 R adford w ent 1° G overnm ent C am p
G overnm ent Cam p S a tu rd a y night A. D. B u rn e tt .................................... 1866 and Swim M onday on a several d a y s’ H o m e o n F u r l o u g h
and Sunday while Dr. Lew is clim bed C. M. B ailey .......................................1866 cam ping trip to pick h uckleberries
lle in ie J u n k e r is home from th e
Mt. H ood w ith the Salem Y. M. C. A. Jerom e C ockelreas .......................... 1866 a n d en jo y th e o u tin g a t th e sam e navy on his f irs t fu rlo u g h , w hich is
p a rty .
te n days. A w ein er ro a st w as p u t on
Mrs. Jo h n h T alb o t ....................
1867 tim e.
H erm an G ibson ............................... 1867
The Jo h n H o ffm eiste r sale w ent o ff fo r him S a tu rd ay night a t Dodge
FO R SA LE — F ord ro a d s te r w ith .de­ D. M. M arshall ..................................1868 well F riday.
A tte n d in g from here park by his boy frien d s, w hich was
livery box.
H all B ros., B oring.
w ere the W ill Bells, the T hom ases and also a tte n d e d by th e D itte rts, Mr. and
P hone Sandy 291.
alO 111 W i t h L u m b a g o
Mrs. P. T. Shelley und Dr. and Mrs.
Mrs. D enning.
Dr. W illiam s, W. A. P ro c to r and
T he re union of th e Linn clan S u n ­ H arvey Schneider. Sunday H einie,
G eorge B eers have each recen tly day a t D inty M oore’s p ark was a t ­ the D uncan boys and L eonard B ur­
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D R . C H A S . P. J O H N S O N
• been laid up w ith lum bago a ttack s. ten d ed by a b o u t one h undred and d ette w ent aro u n d th e Loop. H einie
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fo rty . W ill Bell a n d fam ily a tte n d e d likes th e navy fine. He will leave fo r
* P ra c tice lim ited to e x tra c tio n o f • P. E. P C O M P A N Y B U I L D I N G
San Diego S atu rd ay .
fro m Sandy.
* te e th and m inor o ra l su rg ery , *
30 0 -FO O T DOCK A T B O R IN G
* n erv e blocking & g a s an esth e sia *
V i sitin g Mrs. Miller
P icture* T ak en of Pioneers
* 453 M organ Bldg.
P o rtlan d *
Mrs. J. M. C. M iller had as guests
A new 300-foot dock is being com ­
E. C. H a ek e tt, co u n ty re co rd e r,
pleted a t B oring by th e P. E. P. com ­ se n t som e p ictu res he took a t th e r e - , this w eek Mr. and Mrs. S. C. A rm ­
pany to give a d d itio n al room f o r ship­ c en t p io n eer m ee tin g w hich will be stro n g and d a u g h te r M argaret' of P a­
ping
of mill a n d wood products. Three good fo r the h is to ria n ’s book, but, cific Beach, Cal., who a rriv e d Sunday
S c h u e b e l , B e a t t i e A. M iller
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fo
u r c ar loads o f wood a re shipped like th e o th ers ta k e n th a t day, w ere evening. Mr. A rm strong, Mrs. Mil­
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A tto rn e y s a t Law
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le r’s b ro th e r, is a m em ber o f th e P a ­
* 6 p e r c en t sta te school m oney to * daily, and fro m 15 to 18 c a rs o f ties n o t lig h t enough fo r th e papers. Mr.
cific B each se c re t service. The fa m ­
and
lu
m
b
er
each
w
eek.
Som
e
of
the
H
aek
ett
says
he
hopes
some
a
ction
* loan on fa rm s ; G eneral law prac- *
ily m otored to S andy fo u r y e a rs ago.
local
mills*
a
re
shipping
to
Fairview
will
be
ta
k
e
n
to
p
re
serv
e
fo
r
fu
tu
re
* tice. B ank o f O regon C ity Bldg. *
g e n e ra tio n s th e site o f th e old In d ian A n o th e r b ro th e r and fam ily will a r ­
* O regon C ity
O regon * fo r lack o f dock room a t B oring.
fo rt on th e Jo e Y oung place n e a r rive fro m A rizona in a few days.
MRS. J. M C. M I L L E R
E ditor
a rru n g e d for.
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Sandy W om en’s club is sponsoring
a baby and pre-school clinic to be
held a t the hom e o f Mrs. Raymond
M u rray , A ugust 24. The hours ure
from 9 o'clock to 3 o ’clock p. m. Drs.
F. ( ’. B rosius and H arvey Schneider
will assist. T he co u n ty nurse m et
w ith a com m ittee to m ake a rra n g e ­
m ents. Mrs. D itte rt e n te rta in e d the
special m eeting o f th e club Tuesday.
E n t e r t a i n N ewlywed*
Mr. and Mrs. S. G. S p itler e n te r­
tain ed th e new lyw eds, Mr. and Mrs.
H erm an R idderbusch, a t a w edding
d in n er on th e re tu rn of the couple
from V ancouver. A big c h ariv ari w as
also sta g ed fo r th e couple, and H e r­
m an provided a tr e a t o f candy, cigars
and chew ing gum fo r th e crowd.
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Visit* W i t h L o u n d r e e *
DR. F. C. B R O S 1 U S , M. D.
O ffice
2nd door W est o f M eat M arket
T e l e p h o n e 341
Sandy, O regon
Miss Ruby W o rtm an , a te a c h e r
from Bend, a f te r spending a w eek at
th e J . C. L oundree hom e to be with
h e r b ro th e rs L eo n ard and Oyrie, re ­
tu rn e d hom e w ith them S unday. H er
b ro th e rs had been w oking on the
highw ay.
B r u m E n jo y O u tin g
D R . H. A. S C H N E I D E R
D EN TIST
P h o n e S a n d y 151
Sandy, O regon
T he E. F. B ru n s fam ily h a d a fine
w eek a t th e various beaches. They
p u t up clam s and crubs a t G aribaldi,
Ed fish in ’ a lo t of th e tim e. T hey
also w ent to th e ir new c o tta g e a t
C u tle r City and re tu rn e d via Seaside.
Service...
violin w as fin ally discarded and le ft
D a u g h t e r A r ri v e * in C h i n a
in an old cab in 12 y e ars w here it
Mr. and Mrs. R o b e rt Jo n sru d w ere fell a p a rt. B ailey got th e “ S tra d ” r e ­
su rp rise d to receive a m essage th a t
paired and had it w ith him a t the
M r.| a n d Mrs. F ra n k H ailing a re the
pioneer picnic.
happy p a re n ts o f a d au g h te r, born
A ugust 1, in C hina.
Mrs. H ailing T u r n e r I m p r o v i n g B u i l d i n g
was a p opular high school te a c h e r
Ivan T u rn e r of B oring is doing a
here a fe w y ears ago. T he a rriv a l lot o f fix in g up and som e building a t
was also a com plete su rp rise to Mrs. his co n fec tio n e ry and pool hall in
lla llin g 's p a re n ts, Mr. and Mrs. C. A B oring. He has also add ed a stock
Lindell o f P o rtlan d .
o f groceries.
Distance is no question with us. Our
equipment is at your service day or
night.
Í G a tes F u n era l H o m e
Phone 2471
E agle C reek.
Mr. H a ek e tt w rites:
G u c* ts o f L e h n f i e l d s
“ You folks seem to have th e rig h t
Mr. and Mrs. L. L ehnfield had as
sp irit out th e re a n d I ’m glad to see
all day g u ests Sunday Mr. and Mrs.
it.
W e e njoyed th e day w ith th e
C assen tin a and th re e d a u g h te rs of
good people of S a n d y .”
P o rtlan d a n d little P a tty , Mrs. Lehn-
fie ld ’s g ra n d d a u g h te r, a n d also a
C h u r c h A f f a i r H eld
Mrs. M iller w as w ith th e p a rty . The
T he L u th e ran m ission fe st was a t - ! hostess served a frie d chicken din­
ten d ed Sunday by tw o to th re e h u n ­ n e r and all th a t goes w ith it. The
dred people, th e c o n g reg a tio n o f Rev. men w ent fishing w hile th e ladies
E berle a tte n d in g alm ost in a body.
visited.
The m ale choir o f Mr. E b e rle ’s church
gave splendid m usic, th e re was violin H a s O ld Vio lin
a n d b a n jo m usic a n d o th e r m usical
C harley B ailey has a genuine
num bers. The lunch was served c a f­ “ S tra d ” m ade in 1725, o f which he
e te ria style. P re a c h in g service was is very proud. B ailey g o t the violin
held both m orning a n d a fte rn o o n in from a fellow a t B ridal Veil who
the grove.
had a lo t o f fam ily tro u b le and th e
Gresham' Oregon
Will M a r k e t H u c k l e b e r r i e s
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MILWAUKIE CLUB
PICNICS AT PARK
F o r m e r Pal* M e et
B e rt Richey a n d R obert Jo n sru d
who used to play to g e th e r when boys
had a g re a t visit Sunday when Bert
w as h e re w ith th e E ast M ilwaukie
club.
He w as also p re sen t a t the
pioneer picnic, his f a th e r having come
to th is section in 1852, locating a t
Boring.
E a st M ilw aukie P rogressive club
held its f irs t an n u al picnic Sunday a t '
Jo n sru d p ark , 150 a tte n d in g . A fte r
the big din n er, placed on tab le s w here
all w ere served b o u n tifu lly , sp o rts
and gam es am used, prizes b e in g '
aw arded fo r th e vario u s stu n ts.
T his club, th re e y e ars old, and
which w orks to g e th e r 100 per cent, is
Baby D au g h te r Born
Mrs. F re d Suckow has received th e building a new hall. T he first story
a n n o u n ce m e n t o f a baby d a u g h te r be has hardw ood floors and a stag e, 40x
ing b orn to Mrs. W illiam son (H ilda 100. T he d ining section is in the
S pillm an) o f A lbany. This is th t ■ baspm ent and a larg e fire place is
second child o f th e W illiam son fa m ­ “ hom ey.”
M oney is being raised by d o n a­
ily. H ilda was fo rm erly a S andyridgt
tions and ads to be a rra n g e d around
girl.
the w alls o f th e hall like those in
s tre e t cars, this plan succeeding
Dog* Kill ‘‘M i k e ’’
“ D ad" W ilson had his h e a rt alm ost nicely. Much lab o r is d o n ated and
broken last w eek w hen two big dogs all pull to g e th e r to build this com ­
killed his little dog Mike. Mike was m unity home. T he p re sid en t, R. E.
only a m ongrel, b u t he was a devoted M iller a n d Mrs. W m. R o e tte r w ere
^ in ch arg e of th e picnic.
dog.
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B a u m b a c k R e tu r n *
Mrs. M innie D ouglass and fam ily
A. C. B aum back has re tu rn e d from
a re going to cam p up the W ild C at a m oving jo b w hich he com pleted
section d u rin g th e huck leb erry season over on th e co ast a f te r several weeks
and pick b e rrie s fo r th e m arket. Mrs. o f h a rd w ork.
D ouglas had a b irth d a y W ednesday
and h e r d a u g h te r, Mrs. Ross M arston
of G resham , had d in n e r and a cake
fo r h e r m other.
The summit of our achievement— a service
perfect in every detail and managed with
a quiet tact that dignifies each part of the
final arrangements.
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Always willing to assist in furthering
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