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DOINGS IN THE CLACKAMAS COUNTY TOWNS
TUKEE
ITEMS OF INTEREST FROM MULTNOMAH CO. TOWNS
BORING
S heridan , O regon, w here he sp e n t
CORBETT
MELROSE
th e holidays w ith his a u n t, Mrs. L.
BORING, O re., Ja n u a ry
11.— 8. D insm ore.
Several of th e young people of
Roy B uxton, of T ro u td ale , is vis
C laude Cross has closed o u t his
Mr. and Mrs. O. A. P alm er, of P o rt­ i th is vicinity enjoyed a social dance Ring his m o th e r Mrs. N ina Buxton.
r e s ta u ra n t and confectionery, and
land w ere in B oring la st W ednesday at C h a n tic lee r Inn S atu rd ay ev en ­
Miss E th el Wood bus left our
expects to engage lu th e raisin g of
inspecting th e w ork being done on ing.
co m m u n ity to w ork n e a r G resham .
ginslug. He has q u ite a patch which
th e ir residence here. T hey expect to ' Miss H elen C o u lter sp en t th e week-
Is now m a tu rin g and req u ires much | m ake Boring th e ir hom e a fte r th e
T h e re will be a n eig h b o rh o o d so­
' end In P o rtlan d .
of his tim e. Mr. Cross is q u ite en ­ tirst of F eb ru ary .
cial
in th e C ed ar schoolhouse S a tu r­
j O scar D everell's bungalow , w hich
th u sia stic on th e su b je ct a n d p re­
A s'm rt
B oring h as a new gro cery sto re is u n d er course of co n stru c tio n , is day, Ja n u a ry 16 at 8 p. ni
d icts a g re a t fu tu re to r th e ginsing
p ro g ram and sin g in g by th e young
ow ned by th e H erz B ro th e rs which n early enclosed.
roots.
is very n eat an d up to date.
Mrs. C lara S m ith was in th e city people » ill be a fe a tu re of th e ev en ­
%
Mrs. E. L. T hom pson was in
ing, also th e lig h t re fre sh m e n ts and
C arl
G regson,
of
K enniw ick, T h u rsd ay an d F riday.
P o rtla n d from T uesday u n til F rid a y
W ashington, is visiting his p aren ts,
Mrs. 8. K n ig h to n , of S pringdale, social tim e follow ing. As th e re will
v isiting friends.
be no ch arg es th e ladies who a re in ­
Mr. and Mrs. S. L. G regson.
visited Mrs. M. E. Reed S atu rd ay .
Miss P e a rl Lunduy has re tu rn e d
te
re ste d a re req u e sted to b rin g cakes
A. D. W ills, of P o rtla n d , was a
J. Howse, of P o rtla n d , sp en t S u n ­
to school a t Salem , also h e r friend
E verybody is welcome. Come help
d in n e r g u ests a t th e hom e of Mr. an d day h ere g re e tin g old friends.
Miss Cleo V inyard w ho was a house
Mrs. Jo h n C. S h u ltz last Monday.
F re d C. Reed was in T ro u td a le have a good tim e.
g uest a t th e Lunduy hom e d u rin g the
T he new brid g e th e co unty is
H enry Beck an d fam ily have mo
betw
een tra in s Sunday evening.
holidays.
b u ilding n e a r Mrs. G race F rit:.’
ed from th e farm to th e ir residence
Slg.
K
nighton
has
trad
e
d
his
farm
T he W om an’s Social club was en ­ in Boring.
in th e vicinity of S p rin g d ale for hom e will be open to trav e l th e tirst
te rta in e d a t th e hom e of Mrs. Ki
of th e week.
p ro p erty in Rose City P ark .
S tone on T h u rsd ay afte rn o o n .
NOTICE.
Crown
P o in t, one of th e m ost
T he E m broidery club m et Inst
Mrs. F ra n k R eh b erg le ft T h u rs­
b ea u tifu l scenic spots along th e T h u rsd ay w ith Mrs. H enry F ritz. In
B oring, Ore., Ja n . 12, 1915.
day m orning fo r E ugene on business
H aving sold my r e s ta u r a n t and C olum bia H ighw ay, h as been deed ­ sp ite of th e bad w ea th er th e re were
to be gone indefinitely.
L ouie M aulding has re tu rn e d from confectionery, th e public is hereby ed to th e city of P o rtla n d fo r p ark eiglit ladies who braved th e rain to
notified th a t I will not be responsible purposes. T his point is located on enjoy th e p le a sa n t tim e w hich th e ir
for any bills o r accounts in connec­ T h o r's H eig h ts ju s t east* of C h a n ti­ hostess had p rep a re d fo r them .
It a bu rglar g e ts in to your h o u se anti you h a v e m oney co n ­
cleer Inn. F ro m th e top of th e point
tion th e re w ith a f te r th is d ate.
C ap tain an d Mrs. B ranson have
cealed th ere, th e b urglar w ill get your m on ey. That is a burglar's
when
th
e
a
ir
is
clear,
can
be
had
All persons know ing them selves
gone to th e ir w ork a t Sandy.
b u sin ess. T h e b urglar w ill know you h ave th e money la-fore lie
to be indebted to me are req u ested to one of th e best views of th e gorge
Russell G entry, who has been sick
g
o es in to your h ou se; that is th e b u rglar's b u sin ess. <>| It b u sin ess
from
any
place
along
th
e
river.
call and s e ttle a t once.
is now oti th e road to recovery.
is to PRO TECT your m on ey. If it is in ou r bank, it w ill lie S A F E
Mr. and Mrs. Roy E m ily visited
T h an k in g th e public for fo rm er
T h ere will be a class especially for
from b u rglars, from tire, anil your ow n ex tra v a g a n ce; you can n ot
Mr. an d Mrs. Chas. S m ith a t W ash­
p atro n a g e 1 rem ain , Sincerely,
P H O T O S T U D IO
lend it, s|ien<l it or lo se it so e a sily ,
young people a t th e M. hi. Sunday-
ou
g
al
Sunday.
C. F. CROSS.
school an d th e su p e rin te n d e n t an 1
Second Floor, Sell Building
l»O V O IR HANKING W ITH I S.
T he Ja n u a ry m eeting of C olum ­ te a c h e rs extend a co rd ial in v itatio n
SANDY
W e Pay 4 per cen t In terest on S a v in g s D ep osits
bia g ran g e was th e m ost in te re stin g fo r all to com e an d join.
anil T im e C ertificates.
SANDY, Ja n .
12— T h e
Sandy and in stru c tiv e m eetin g w hich has
Mr. and Mrs. C h e ste r Stafford ex­
All Delayed Orders Will be
g
ra
n
g
e
held
its
re
g
u
la
r
m
onthly
been
held
a
t
th
e
h
all
for
som
e
tim
e.
pect
to
move
in
to
th
e
ir
new
hom
e
Filled.
New Business
m eeting S atu rd ay w ith a h u n d red S tate D eputy D ickenson and wife, of th e first of th e week.
Solicited.
in atten d a n ce . D uring th e m orning Oswego, w ere in atte n d a n c e and in ­
T h ere have been a good m any su f­
hou rs tw elve new m em bers w ere In­ sta lle d th e officers and in stru c ted th e ferin g from colds an d sim ila r a il­
GRESHAM, OREGON
itia te d in th e th ird and fo u rth de­ m em bers in th e re g u la r work. Mrs. m en ts d u rin g th e p ast week b u t m ost
grees. In sta lla tio n of officers filled D ickenson assisted th e le c tu re r to all a re rep o rted b e tte r now.
th e afte rn o o n h o u rs, ooth sessions m ake up th e p ro g ram for th e F e b ru ­
T he young people a re req u ested to
w ere solem n an d im pressive and ary m eeting an d each m em ber should
com e to th e hom e of Mrs. 1. T. Wood
proved highly in te re stin g to old and be p resen t as th e re is a su rp rise
T h u rsd ay evening, J a n u a ry 14 a t 7
new m em bers as well as visitors.
a w a itin g a t th e F e b ru a ry m eeting.
P a u l H o e t z e l Prop.
p. m. to p ractice sin g in g for tile so
F ra n k McGugin, who has been 111
cial.
fo r som e tim e, is reco v erin g rap id ly
PLEASANT HOME
w hich will prove jo y fu l new s indeed
ORIENT
Messrs. F ra n k an d T hom as H ale
to his m any friends.
sp
e
n
t
th
e
w
eek-end
in
P
o
rtla
n
d
vis­
H om e-m ade Sausage, Ham, Lard and Baken
O regon City B araca club team was
Mr. and Mrs. A lbert Bell a re now
v icto rio u s o v er th e local five, in a
com fortably se ttle d
in
th e ir new itin g w ith relativ es.
Mrs. H enry M cGinnis sp e n t W ed­ very fa st gam e of b a s k e t hall upon
hom e on M ain stre e t.
nesday
w ith Mrs. R. F ran cis.
A D O L F TIETZE, Prop.
th e O rient floor S atu rd ay evening by
C. D. P u rc ell was a tte n d in g to
ON THE MARKET
Mr. and Mrs. Em il B artsch and son a score of 3 7 to 17.
REGNER BLDG.
MAIN ST.
GRESHAM
business
in
O
regon
C
ity
an
d
P
o
rt
FRESH EVERY DAY
H aro ld sp en t S unday w ith Mrs.
T he O rien t boys w ere out-classed
land early th is week.
Miss Effie K eusse, a niece of Mrs. B a rtsc h ’s fa th e r Mr. S tone of Boring. in w eight an d b ask et sh o o tin g as the
Mrs. Jo h n B ram h all has been q u ite visitors av erag ed 165 pounds w hile
P urcell, who assisted in th e P. O
th e locals 140 pounds. T he hom e
d u rin g Decem ber, d ep a rted fo r h er sick b ut is im proving.
T hose who v isited P o rtlan d th is boys w ere also u n fo rtu n a te in losing
hom e in P o rtlan d . H er place is now
week were, Mrs. C. H. Sloop, Miss B ram h all, th e ir ce n te r, a f te r th e first
being filled by Miss Hazel Mills.
T he Sandy band will give a concert Bessie H ale, Mrs. A ugust B artsch , C. few m in u tes of play. H e received
and dance a t G resham J a n u a ry 15 H. Sloop, H. M cGinnis an d G ran t a blow upon th e k n ee w hich caused
Sloop.
him to becom e very sick and leave
A good m any S an d ltes will accom ­
C. H. Sloop visited w ith his fa th e r th e gam e.
pany th e boys to G resham .
in M ontavilla F rid ay .
ALL KINDS, ROUGH or DRESSED, MOULDING,
A t th e close of th e first h a lf th e
Mrs. M. L. D olan, who has been score stood 15 to 12 in favor of th e
Mrs. C. D. P u rc ell e n te rta in e d th e
SHINGLES, Etc.
v isito rs who placed a new m an on th e
Main 8t.
Greahain, Ore. m em bers of th e W om en’s club a t th e sick, is im proving.
I). J. Sloop, of A storia, visited his floor an d raised tiie score th ro u g h
Quantity Split Cedar Fence Posts
la st m eeting. T he a tte n d a n c e was
d a u g h te r Miss E lecta, who is stay in g his su p e rio r b ask et work.
large, n o tw ith sta n d in g th e in clem en t w ith h e r uncle G ra n t Sloop. W hile
Let us figure on your orders. Write or phone.
T he referee p ro b ab ly officiated one
w eath er. Roll call was answ ered h ere he p resen ted Miss E lecta w ith a
We deliver.
of th e fa ire st gam es ev er w itnessed
w ith q u o ta tio n s by g re a t A m erican fine gold w atch fo r h er b irth d ay . He
on th e local floor.
a u th o rs who lived d u rin g th e Revo­ m ade a very s h o rt visit and th en re ­
S tone s ta rre d fo r th e hom e team ,
lu tio n ary period. T his was follow ed tu rn e d home.
sco rin g 10 points.
by papers an d discussions re g a rd in g
P hone 44K
M artin L en u artz, Mgr.
—
Sandy, o Ore.
G reene, M iller an d H an k in s did
th e g row th of o u r co u n try , g re a t in ­
POWELL VALLEY
th e la rg e st score g e ttin g for th e vis­
ventions, g re a t a u th o rs, p atrio tic
ito rs, G reene sco rin g 8 points, M iller
songs, lite r a tu r e an d a r t from 1800
P au l P alm b lad , re tu rn e d to P o rt­ 10 an d H an k in s 8.
m uch tile g en e ral level of in te lli­
AUTHORITY DEFINES
to 1850. As m ost of th e m em bers lan d on Sunday to his work w ith th e
gence.
T he B araca clu b co n sists of play­
FIELD OF NEWSPAPERS
cam e prep ared to discuss th is period D orn b eck er F u rn itu re facto ry , a fte r
ers from th e O regon City high school
“ E n co u rag e th e hom e p aper to he
of A m erican h isto ry , th e aftern o o n a tw o w eeks' vacation spent w ith th e
except one, he being a s ta r ex-player,
was both profitable and hig h ly in te r ­ hom e folks.
“ It is n o t en o u g h for a live com ­ a business, social an d In tellec tu al
so it can be seen th a t th e v isitin g
ce n te r of th e com m unity.
It will
estin g to all. A p leasing fe a tu re of
T he young people of Pow ell V al­
team was fa r from being in th e m unity th a t a d v e rtisin g sh o u ld be richly rep a y .”
th
e
aftern
o
o
n
was
th
e
sin
g
in
g
of
Miss
ley
gave
a
s
u
rp
rise
p
a
rty
la
st
S
a
tu
r­
'Standard"
m in o r class. T h e v isito rs conducted co rrectly used to stim u la te business
M ary Y unkers, who san g a g ro u p of day n ig h t on Miss E llen Unis in hon­
Eyes te ste d an d g lasses fitted.
them selv es as tru e sp o rtsm en an d r e ­ and to pro m o te g en eral p rosperity.
songs by A m erican com posers in a o r of h er b irth d a y . A p le asa n t ev ­
ceived th e ap p ro b a tio n of all who T he hom e n ew sp ap er is a social and Dr. Geo. In g lis.
d e lig h tfu l m an n er. Miss Y unkers en in g was spent.
atte n d e d th e gam e.
has a prom ising so p ran o voice which
in te lle ctu al th in g as well as a m edi­
Jo h n P alm b lad has been confined
List o f la-tters.
T h e O rien t boys wish to th a n k th e
she h andles w ith ease and g re a t fle x­ to th e house fo r a few days with
R em ain in g le tte rs uncalled for in
people for th e ir loyal su p p o rt and um of business. One ca n n o t serv e th e
Install "Standard" Enamel W are ibility for one so young. M esdanies sickness.
aim to give them th e ir very best at com m unity b e tte r th an by seeing th a t th e G re sh a m postoffice fo r w eek e n d ­
R. E. Esson an d C. D. P u rcell played
Mr. and Mrs. Jo n a s M agnuson are all tim es.
FOR SALE BY
In terestin g item s g et to th e ed ito r. ing J a n u a ry 10, 1915,
a piano d u et w hich was com posed in on th e sick list. T hey a re q u ite old
L e tte rs N orval Em m on, Mrs. A
T he e d ito r is no m ind re a d e r: call elia W. O lson, Mrs. Rae W est, \ u
th e m iddle p a rt of th e 18th cen tu ry . and have th e sy m p ath y of th e ir m any
COTTRELL
hint up and tell him . To do so Is A deline G asser.
T he next m eeting will ta k e place neig h b o rs and frien d s.
PLUMBING AND HEATING J a n u a ry 20, w hen Mrs. B onnet will
Mrs. JoHn P alm b lad an d son O li­
Mrs. F red W ag n er will give a tea th e neig h b o rly th in g , th e kindly
G ards P e te r Rhods.
Gresham, Oregon.
be th e hostess.
ver w ere G resham v isito rs on M on­ fo r th e benefit of th e B ap tist L adies' th in g a co u rtesy n ot Io th e p u b lish ­
T hese le tte rs will be sen t to th o
day.
Aid society T h u rsd ay afte rn o o n , J a n ­ e r alone h ut to every o n e in th e dis- dead le tte r office on J a n u a ry 24th,
u ary 21.
Itric t who m ig h t be in te re ste d in 1915, If n ot d eliv ered before. In
N otice.
Hood & H u tch in s are having th e ir y o u r little ite m .”
callin g fo r th e above, p lease say " a d ­
X
G resham Shoe Shop has moved sto re rep ap ered and p ain ted .
W henever Eric W. A llen, head of v ertised ,” giving d a le of list.
from th e old location to Jo h n M etz­
Rev. Mr. G ray, of P o rtla n d , will the d e p a rtm e n t of Jo u rn alism at the
i. M c C oll , p . m .
g e r's b u ilding
beside th e T ailo r preach a t th e B a p tist ch u rch S u n ­
U niversity of O regon, sp eak s in a
Shop.
CARL DAHL. Prop.
day afte rn o o n , J a n u a ry 17.
tow n, he u rg es th e citizen s to get be­ B llllo u sn ess and C on stip ation Cured
hind th e ir hom e p ap e r in both a b u s­
If you a re ev er tro u b le d w ith b il­
TROUTDALE
J a n u a ry 9, and free lunch. O ver 7« iness an d a new s way on th e gro u n d iousness o r co n stip atio n you will be
p ersons enjoyed th e d elig h tfu l ev en ­ th a t th e n ew sp ap er can be m ade a In terested in (he sta te m e n t of It. F.
E rw in, P eru , Ind. “ A y e a r ag o lam
T he L adies' Aid society will give ing.
(w o n d erfu l agency fo r b u ilding up a w inter I had an a tta c k of in d ig estio n
a te a W ednesday, J a n u a ry 13, a t th e
T he Iasi business m eetin g of th e com m unity. By a “ su ccessfu l com ­ follow ed by biliousness and const 1-
hom e of Mrs. C. I. R a k er. Ail are
m u n ity ,” Mr. A llen w ea n s n ot m ere- p s ’lon. Seeing C h a m b e rla in 's T a b ­
co rd ially invited to a tte n d .
Mem­ M. E. L ad les’ Aid was held a t Mrs
lets so highly
recom m ended,
I
j ly th e co m m u n ity w hose business bought a b o ttle of them and th ey
C
raw
fo
rd
’s
la
st
week.
bers of th e two Aid societies of F air-
men are p ro sp erin g , and w hose la b ­ helped m e rig h t aw ay .” F o r sale by
view will be co rd ially welcomed.
An o lden tim e sp ellin g m atch was o rers a re all a t w ork, b u t th e c o m ­ all D ealers.
At a m eeting of th e P a re n t-T e a c h ­ given in th e M asonic h all F rid a y ev ­ m u n ity th a t is a rea l social an d In­
e r s ’ asso ciatio n a t th e school on F r i­ en in g by th e school. T he sch o lars te lle ctu a l ce n ter.
He looks to th e
That’s the kind You Want
day, a p ro g ram was fu rn ish ed m ostly had g re a t fun show ing th e ir p are n ts hom e p ap e r as th e m ost pow erful
by boys an d was sp len d id Indeed. A how to spell.
j m eans w ithin
reach of b ringing
That's the Kind That Pays
goodly lunch was serv ed and a p p re ­
Q u arte rly conference of th e M eth­ ab o u t th is k ind of “ su ccess.”
ciated by all.
“If you can once g et all y o u r peo­ The Farmers’ Mutual Fire
o d ist ch u rc h was held a t B ridal Veil
That’s the kind you get at
M
onday.
ple
in to th e way of v o lu n tarily poru-
Mr.
and
Mrs.
H.
J.
B
erry
a
re
vis­
::
R elief Association
itin g w ith th e ir s is te r Mrs. G. P.
Rev. C. M. B row n, of F airv iew , | lng th ese In te re s tin g scrap s of new s
L um sden.
Into
th
e
w
eekly
p
ap
e
r,
you
will
add
OF
PO R TL A N D , OREGON
held th e re g u la r serv ices h ere S u n ­
Im m ensely to th e g en e ral frie n d li­
G uests a t th e C. I. T hom as hom e , day n ig h t.
In vites all farm ers w h o h ave no
ness of th e c o m m u n ity ,” says Mr. A1
In su ran ce on th eir farm b u ild in gs
la st week w ere G eorge an d Clifford
A ra g ca rp et an d box social will
to in su re w ith us. T h is a sso cia ­
T hom as of H ood R iver, Miss M ildred be given In th e M asonic h all, F eb ­ len. "Y ou will be h elp in g to m ake
tion Is th e ch ea p est and sa fe st In
C ooper from T he D alles an d Mr. and r u a ry 6, by th e L ad ies' Aid. A sh o rt y o u r tow n th e k in d of p lace w here
th e sta te. It Insures on ly country
::
people
w
ant
to
sta
y
an
d
to
w
hich
Mrs. J. A. Cooper of P en d leto n .
property ami lias over gfi.tNMI.IHHI
p ro g ram is prom ised and a very good
1 fo rm er re sid e n ts w ill w an t to com e
in su ra n ce in force.
T he w hist club of T ro u td a le was tim e.
back.
Write or phone
e n te rta in e d by Mrs. Je n n in g s last
T he telep h o n e ex change has been
“8o try to get ideas into the p a­
a. W. I X U l A L t , Free.
T h u rsd a y evening.
T h e next one moved in to th e old lib ra ry .
per. Write a little for it once In a
will be held a t Mrs. B e rt E d m u n d ­
The Farmers Mutual Flra Relief
Now Open
SCHNEIDER’S
BANK OF GRESHAM
City Bakery
S a n ita r y Meat M arket
Best Bread
NOW OPEN FOR BUSINESS
Pies, Cakes,
and other
P astry
IL H m ö e r I
Large
Sandy F ir Lumber Co,
For R eal
S a tis fa c tio n
H. W. TRUSCOTT
Printing
That Talks
Attention!
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, while. Don’t let the editor do all
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