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SAN DY
The splendid new Boitano bridge
across Deep creek at Sandyridge is
now completed. The county bridge
crew worked two weeks or more on
the structure. The mail carrier, no
doubt, is one of the happiest “ pa­
trons” o f the bridge, as the old one
was unsafe for so long.
The tragic passing of Gerald Wil­
cox was a great shock to this section.
The Wilcox family lived at Deep
creek on Sandyridge a few years ago.
The following were remembered
with a picnic party Sunday in honor
of their several birthdays, at Jonsrud
grove, the affair being sponsored by
Mrs. Will Bell. The birthdays were
all of relatives, and come within a
few days of each other:
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Bates, Mr. and
Mrs. A. W. Bell, Ellsworth Bell, little
Bobby, son o f Mr. and Mrs. Albert
Bell, David, son of Mr. and Mrs. Will
Bell, Lois Bates, Florence DeShazer,
Chas. Updegrave, Gladys Linn.
Mr. and Mrs. F. Lohrman’s thirty-
fourth wedding anniversary and Alla-
vena Light's birthday were also re­
membered with invitations.
Present were the Charlie Linn fam­
ily, Mr. and Mrs. Fred Bates, Lois
Bates, the James Smiths, Mr. and
Mrs. Hal Gibson, Sam Wilson, the
Chas. Updegrave family, the A. W.,
Will and Albert Bell families. Mr.
and Mrs. A. C. Thomas.
James Bell, the Lohrmans, Ed.
Littlepage and Ray, Mr. and Mrs. A.
Kitching, Mr. and Mrs. Albert Cooke,
the Dunns, Mr. and Mrs. Nicholson.
Mrs. J. M. C. Miller, the Light family,
Jim Watkins, Stanley Bacon und tin
J. G. DeShazer family.
B a b y B oy B orn
A rriv e F rom Iow a
Dr. and Mrs. Louis Gambee are
the happy parents o f a baby boy,
born August 2, at Portland. He is
Louis Phaton, and weighed 9 1-2
pounds. Mrs. Gambee is the young­
est daughter o f Mr. and Mrs. F. W.
Canning of Kelso.
Mrs. L. B. Greene was almost
overcome with delight Saturday when
her sister, Mrs. Cora Christianson and
baby Chester, surprised her by drop­
ping ini from Iowa. Mrs. L. Lehnfield
and family went to the Greene home
to see Mrs. Christianson, who is the
latter’s sister, also.
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It is too bad petty thievery has
started again in Sandy. For a num­
ber of years “ long fingers" have not
snitched other people’s effects, but
recently there is considerable com­
plaint. Mrs. I'ete Lenz had bedding,
jelly, fruit, etc., stolen recently. The
house was broken into.
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A. W. Cook, Damascus, pioneer of
1852, says a fir grove marks the spot
o f the old Indian fort at Damascus.
It stands on a rocky point.
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A D. A. R. member o f the Willamette
chapter says the organization is ready
to place a marker at Martin Peter­
son’s grave whenever the local society
is ready. This matter should receive
attention by local pioneers.
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D R . C H A S . P. JO H N S O N
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D en tist
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Practice limited to extraction o f
teeth and minor oral surgery,
nerve blocking & gas anesthesia
453 Morgan Bldg.
Portland
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S herers to R em ain H ere
Mr. and Mrs. Vincent Sherer will
remain here, perhaps until after the
first o f the year, although Mr. Sherei
has sold his interest in the City Gar­
age.
C elebrates T h ird B irth day
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S ch u eb el, B e a ttie & M iller
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Attorneys at Law
6 per cent state school money to
loan on farms; General law prac-
ljce. Bank o f Oregon City Bldg.
Oregon City
Oregon
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G uests o f G an gers
Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Ganger have as
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* Miss Iris League of Twin Falls, Idaho.
These young ladies drove from that
state and will enter Oregon “ U” in
September.
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Little Jenan Goheen’s third birth­
was remembered with a small
party arranged by her mother, Edna
Goheen. Beside the latter family
Mrs. Ruby Loundree, Jr., Mrs. Dun­
can and little ones and Robert No-
ack were present.
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LOCALS
FUNERAL SERVICE HELD
PICNIC GIVEN IN HONOR
Charles Shurnke, after a week FOR MRS. CLARA LAYMAN
OF SEVERAL BIRTHDAYS | of Mrs.
visiting at Jennings Lodge, is home
O ren G an gers E ntertain
On Sunday Mr. and Mrs. Oren Gan
• ger entertained Mr. and Mrs. Robert
* Murray and babies at dinner.
The
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Postmaster Ronald E. Esson at­
tended the Oregon branch of the Na­
tional association o f Postmasters at
Portland Friday and Saturday. On
Last rites were conducted Monday Saturday the association was enter­
at Pleusant Home Baptist church foi tained by Montgomery Ward & Co.,
Mrs. Clara Layman, 67, who passed at a big luncheon, the final business
August 11, at the home of her daugh­ session being on during the lunch.
1 Wm. Morand of Boring was also pres-
ter, Mrs. F. L. Proctor, Sandy.
Mrs. Layman was born October 20, i ent and was made on honorary mem­
1860, in Knox county. 111., and lived ber, in honor of many year» of ser-
at Pleasant Home 30 years. For sev­ I vice as postmaster.
eral months Mrs. Layman had been
very ill and suffered much. She is Son B orn to S trow b rid g es
Mr. and Mrs. Justice Strowbridge
survived by her husband, Nathan E.
Layman, four daughters, Mrs. Ida L. j are rejoicing over the arrival o f an
West, Mrs. Effie Hoffman, Mrs. Ella eight pound son, Justice Raymond.
Surlier and Mrs. Proctor, also three Jr., born Saturday at the home of
Mr. and Mrs. Willard Bosholm. The
sons: George, Ernest and Lawrence.
Rev. Gordon Johnson conducted baby is o f pioneer stock, his late
the service. Interment was at Pleas­ grandfather being a Firwood pioneer.
The child was horn on the first wed­
ant Home cemetery.
ding anniversary o f its parents.
| again.
Mies Frieda Nitsch has been wrap­
ping butter at the creamery recently
in place of Mrs. Bennett, whose hand
has been troubling her.
The Henry Perret family went to
! Eastern Oregon Sunday to see Mrs.
Perrett's sister. With the I’errets was
Mrs. Pete Stone who made her first
trip across the mountains.
Mr. and Mrs. Gilbert Hauglum, Mr.
and Mrs. Brook and the Robert Grayr
are all at Bar View spending the
week.
The Watkins-Wilkinson huckleber­
ry ramping party hud very good luck
a week ago, the two families getting
10-17 gallons of berries. All picked
one whole day and the men a half
day. They were on a mountain near
Gueat« F rom A rizon a
Swim.
Mrs. J. M. C. Miller has relatives
Friedel Wunische has been in the
Sellwood hospital for a week and will with her this week from Arizona.
return sometime this week, it is said. They are Mr. and Mrs. Albert Arm­
The latest diagnosis is reported as strong and son Jack, and Frank and
Ruth Armstrong, who drove the 2200
Bright’s disease.
Electric lights were turned on at miles in five days. The Armstrongs
Alder creek Sunday night for the are also visiting part o f the time at
first time. The work o f building the the home o f Mr. and Mrs. James
line will no doubt continue on up the Lawrence at Gresham, the latter and
Mrs. Miller being sisters o f Mr.
mountains.
Mrs. J. M. C. Miller spent part of Armstrong. This is the third brother
three days at Portland last week at­ and family visiting Mrs. Miller in the
tending the League of Western Writ­ last month.
ers at the Multnomah hotel. A poet’s
breakfast was an event of the meet- S ervices at C ath olic C hu rch
A mission church service is being
ing Saturday.
Mr. and Mrs. Neal L. Horr went to held every morning this week at the
Mnryhill recently to attend the wed­ Catholic church by Rev. Father Boni-
ding of Mr. Horr’s cousin, Horace ventura and Paul Gagnon. The above
are guests at the Charles Sharnke
Rahskopf.
Charley Suckow and N. Schmitz home.
were home over Sunday from the
Nelson-Jarl mill.
P urchases C a rrow R esid en ce
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Schmitz have
Oscar Gunderson o f the Jonsrud
recently been fixing up the interior Gunderson firm has purchased the
o f their house and also purchasing Will Carrow residence and is making
some new furnishings.
some improvements on the same be­
Mr. and Mrs. Walter Krebs have fore moving here from the Gunder­
rented the Junker rooms where the son farm, around September 1.
highway office held forth in the
Junker building.
B uys R u n y on P lace
Mr. and Mrs. A. D. Smith left Fri­
Twenty acres o f the old Runyon
day for Kansas after spending the place, Cherryville, has been purchased
winter here and at Seattle with their ! by F. J. Wynne of Bend. Wynne op­
children. Mr. and Mrs. Alex. Smith erates a branch Troy laundry at
o f Seattle took “ Grandpa and Grand-
Bend.
ma” home via automobile.
Miss Elizabeth Canning, who grad-' C lu b S ocia l P ostp on ed
uated from the state normal at the
The Sandy Women’s club social
first o f the summer session, will re­
evening was again postponed, due to
sume her work as principal of Lynch
a visit from the stork to Mr. and Mrs.
school next month. Miss Canning has
J. Strowbridge at the Willard Bos-
taught at Lynch a number o f years.
holm home. The Bosholms were go­
Mrs. Caspar Junker and grand­
ing to entertain.
daughter Betty Jean Schmitz left
Monday for a few days’ visit w ith,
A tte n d M oth er's F un eral
Mrs. Lester Clinefelter, at Oswego.
Mr. and Mrs. Walter Creighton
Among those going up to Govern­
went
to the city last week to attend
ment Camp Sunday to find huckleber­
ries were J. W. Dixon and daughter the funeral of Mrs. Creighton’s
Dorothy, Mrs. James Ogden and mother.
* and Mrs. Sidell at one o f their lovely Dick, Anna Hennessey and Jim Al­
V isit at N ew p ort
lison.
dinners.
Mrs. Anna Hennessey and Jim Alli­
Mrs. Lee McCabe, who left for
Canada last week to visit her parents, son recently made a trip to Newport
arrived on Friday. Mrs. McCabe had where they bought salmon for can­
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13 years. She will return in about
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Alta DeShazer and Velma Henson
two months, via Chicago.
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Rev. and Mrs. Dobberfuhl were were down from Tawney’s to make
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home Saturday and called to see H. a short visit at the J. G. DeShazer
Distance is no question with us. Our
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Hamman and family and Miss Frieda home, recently.
equipment is at your service day or
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Mr. and Mrs. Albert Bell had the
Dobberfuhl went back to Mt. Angel
night.
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with her parents to stay over Sunday. latter’s relatives, Mr. and Mrs. Nich­
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Frieda has been staying at the Har­ olson o f Wilsonville as week end
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guests.
per home.
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The J. D. DeShazers and Will Bells
Mrs. Elsie Albel and son who have
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taken over the Sandy Bakery-Lunch, had as recent guests Mr. and Mrs
are getting along nicely with the Albert Douglass o f Stevenson, Wash
Fred Junker, who has been in San
work. Mrs. Pete Lenz is still help­
«’i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i m i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i * ing with the business. Mr. and Mrs. Francisco for about two weeks, if
Coult, former owners, have moved to quite pleased with the big city. He is
with relatives and hopes to find work
Washington.
Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Duke were out j there.
This bank has a service to render to the mem- f for a short visit, returning to the
Mrs. Coons and son o f Portland
| bers of this community. For twenty years it has = city Sunday evening.
spent the week end at the McCormick
| safeguarded the savings and commercial accounts 1
Mr. and Mrs. S. R. Harper visited home. Mrs. McCormick, Roxie and
Sunday at Jennings Lodge at the the boys have gone to Haines, Eastern
o f Eastern Multnomah and Clackams counties.
Oregon, with Mrs. Coons for a two
W e have every facility of a modern bank— we = home o f Mr. and Mrs. Cushing. Mrs. weeks’ stay.
Laura Crawford who is with the
can help you in the transaction of business, help = Cushings and has been ill, is much The Perret Garage and the old
you to save money, give unprejudiced advice on § improved and hopes to come back Meinig warehouse are each looking
well in a new coat o f paint.
money matters and investments, and loan you money | to Sandy soon for a visit.
Wm. Ganger feels lucky that his
Mr. and Mrs. Henry Erl and family
on legitimate business transactions.
are back from a vacation at the hand is as well as ever. He recently
Without advertising you would never know | beaches.
suffered from blood poison incurred
the spirit of helpfulness and friendliness that this | Bill Alt will soon begin work for by handling a “ muck stick,” which
really means a "shovel.”
institution extends to you. We want to get acquaint- 1 the Sandy Lumber company again.
Bob Edwards and wife have re­
ed with you— to have you as one o f our clients— and | Fritz Strosser o f Portland was at
only through the medium of our newspapers can wç | the Widmer, Suckow and other homes turned from Klamath Falls where
visiting last week, and also called on they spent a week. Edwards is the
tell our story.
| Mr. and Mrs. Caspar Junker. Strosser mechanic at Bob Smith’s Garage.
Read our advertisements— you may find a help- | who lived on Sandyride years ago Mrs. Annie Glockner and daughter
ful suggestion or a new idea in them that will bene- | had not been out here for twenty- Winnifred went to the city Saturday
afternoon.
five years.
fit you. When you do ask us about it.
Mr. and Mrs. Neal L. Horr had as
Caspar Junker still carries a very
When we can be o f service call—
black eye from a fall against a parti­ week end guests Mr. and Mrs. F. M.
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tion in the barn, caused by Junker Rich o f Grand Forks, N. I). Rich is
try ing to get the best of an unruly Mr. Horr’s uncle. The Riches are
also visiting the Horr relatives in
calf.
Mr. and Mrs. Chris Pihl took the Gresham
The Ashpole family o f Dover have
latter’s parents. Mr. and Mrs. Ruther,
to the city Sunday for a drive, re­ been entertaining relatives from Iowa
Gresham, Oregon
recently.
maining here until after church.
Service...
A tten d s P ostm asters C on v en tion
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M. C. M IL L E R
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Mr. and Mrs. R. S. Smith hud a
fine chicken dinner party honoring
the fifty-second wedding anniversary
o f the former’s parents, which was on
August 9. Present at the dinner be­
sides the hosts and family were Mr.
and Mrs. Melvin Smith, Arletha and
Ethel, Mr. and Mrs. Alex. Smith and
children o f Seattle, Mrs. Hazel Mur­
ray and Hollis, and the honor guests,
Mr. and Mrs. A. D. Smith.
S e m e n b r e n n e r P la ce S old
The E. R. Sensenbrenner place on
Sandyridge has been sold to J. W.
McClosky, of Freewater. Geo. Beers
made the transfer.
G ra n g e to M eet S ep tem b er 8
The next regular meeting of the
Sandy Grange will be held at night,
September 8, as everyone is so busy
it is hard to spend the day just now.
S on B orn to H a selw a n d er.
Tuesday morning the stork arrived
at the home o f Mr. and Mrs. Heinie
Haselwander and left an eight pound
boy.
Mrs. L. Schroeder came out
from the city to he with her daugh­
ter. Mrs. Emma Newman is taking
care of the mother and child.
Im proves R esidence
Herman Miller and John Hamman
reshingled the Hoffman house and
wood shed where the Pete Lenz fam­
ily are living.
Has F allin g C on tract
Ed Everett has taken the contract
for falling forty acres o f timber at
Frank Gannon suffered a broken the Sandy Lumber company logging,
ankle and other injuries Monday and has moved into camp.
while working at the Rose logging in
Dover district. He was rushed to a O rr R etu rn s F rom V a ca tion
hospital in Portland. Mrs. Gannon
Principal G. D. Orr and family
spent the night with Frank and Mr.
and Mrs. Duncan went to see him have returned from their vacation
and Mr. Orr is busy with school bus­
Tuesday.
iness again.
S u ffe r s B rok en A n k le
W ill R epair Chu rch
At a congregational meeting of the
Lutheran members it was decided to
paint the interior, fix the roof, and
ulso paint and paper two room» in the
parsonage.
KILLS
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Has C o rd w o o d C on tra ct
A. C. Martin began work Tuesday
on a contract o f stacking cordwood
near the highway at Firwood for
Dixon and Howitt.
FLY
SPRAY
At grocers, drnggitta.
hardware. d opart me ot
•tores and Standard *>il
Service Stations. Packed
in kits (with improved
spraver), pinta, quarts.
gslloti$,5-¿»Hons, barrels
and % barrels
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The summit of our achievement— a service
perfect in every detail and managed with
a quiet tact that dignifies each part o f the
final arrangements.
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