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' . Thursday, July 20, 1916.
Mayor H. G. Vincent has two
good varieties of atrtwberries
the Gold Dollar an early berry
also the Improved Oregon, a late
species. H. G. enjoyed a straw
berry short cake last week, ti He
said it tastes better thiB time of
the year.
The Chinamen north of town
- had wires strung to their motor
pumps on the Beaverdam recent
ly for irrigation, since then It
has been raining. One of the
Chinamen said "Me ketchem lain
from sky no pay, heep good.
' The heavy rains of this sum
mer have supplied the birds with
plenty of rations. Every robin
in, Washington county is living
high on nahworms this season,
have you noticed how sweet they
sing of late?
Henry Aiken and wife have
been the guests at the Mays
Home at Cedar Mills the last of
the week.
The water is beginning to
raise on the Beaverdam west of
town on St. Mai y's Home prop
erty from recent rains.
Mrs. Horace Caswell, of Stella,
Washington, is visiting for a few
days with the Wm. Hinchey
family. ,
A. W. Pike has been on the
sick list for the past few days
but is reported as being on the
road to rapid improvement.
John Wolff the expert bear
dancer spent Sunday with his
brother Henry at Dilley and had
a royal time.
Max Berg got started haling
hay Friday evening and theraint
came down. Reminds Max of
Bro. Noah.
G. W. Stitt has a monster crop
of potatoes which will please
the Irish.
A drowned duck was found
in the Big Ditch those were
heavy showers.
P. D. Shackleford of Skook
umville has a splendid crop of
hay.
Mr. Welters has his new barn
about completed.
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Arch Chisholm formerly the
Big Smoke in the Beavarton
Athletic Club is mine host at the
Hotel Medfoni, Medford, Ore
gon, he is longing to see some m
hie old time friends from the
Onion City.
Frank Allen has a fine stand
of wheat down on the John
Henry place. ,
Many peraori Bay; that John
Trachsel has the biggest pile of
rock ready to crush ever piled
up in Washington county, it
surely an inspiration for any
good road enthusiast to take a
view of the monster stack of
macadam pver at Daniel's quarry
and still more rock coming
Robert Hocken will have about'
20 acres in potatoes this season.