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Mr. a n d M rs. P e te r H o s s te tte r of
P u tn a m . O reg o n , v is ite d o v e r S u n ­
day w ith M r a n d M rs. A. B. C o n rad
Mr. H o s te tte r h as b o u g h t th e C o ch ­
ra n e ra n c h .
Mr. H o s s te tte r
is a
co u sin to M rs C o n rad .
J.
E.
S ta n le y h a s b o u g h t th e
fa rm a n d in te n d s b u ild in g a d w e ll­
in g soon
M r. a n d M rs. E lw ood W iles, of
P o rtla n d , v is ite d o v e r S u n d a y w ith
th e ir p a re n ts . Mr. a n d M rs. W iles.
S ev eral o f o u r p eo p le a tte n d e d th e
fu n e ra l of Geo. P ro c to r M onday a t
P leu su n t H om e.
Rev. J. H W ood an d w ife, w ho
hav e been v is itin g old frie n d s a t T il­
lam o o k . h a v e r e tu r n e d hom e.
M rs. J o h n S tre b in e n te r ta in e d as
g u e sts h e r b r o th e r H e rm a n S ch lap p l
an d s is te r Miss G e rtr u d e S ch lap p i, of
T illam o o k .
Mrs. F lo re n c e W allace, of P o r t­
lan d , v isited h e r
b r o th e r E v e re tt
S taffo rd , S u n d ay .
Mrs. N ina B u x to n , of P o rtla n d , is
v is itin g h e r b ro th e r, E v e re tt S taffo rd
E d g a r W ilson a n d Miss M atb en ey
w ere m a rrie d re c e n tly a n d a re aw ay
on th e ir honey m o o n .
Mr. a n d M rs. W elty a n d fam ily , of
H u b b a rd , c a lle d on Mr. a n d M rs.
C a p ta in
B ra n so n
th e first of th e
w eek.
M rs.
E liz a b e th S m ith , of
C am as V alley, w as a c a lle r, also.
B asil M ercer h a s a n a tta c k of a p ­
p en d icitis.
Mrs. H elen D ra k e , of P o rtla n d , is
v is itin g h e r d a u g h te r ,
xMrs. L u e lla
D rake.
C ecil D uke, of S an d y , v isite d his
p a re n ts , Mr. a n d M rs J. C. D uke,
o v e r S u n d ay .
Mrs.
John
B u rn s h a s r e tu r n e d
from an o u tin g a t S easide.
Jo h n S tre b in is to lead th e E p ­
w o rth L eu g u e S u n d ay n ig h t. A good
tim e is exp ected .
C a p ta in B ran so n w ill p re a c h a t
P le a s a n t H om e S u n d ay n ig h t.
I T. W ood is w o rk in g on a b rid g e
n e a r F a irv iew .
T h e h o t w e a th e r is rip e n in g th e
corn und m elons.
S ev eral of o u r la d ie s a tte n d e d th e
le c tu re ut G re sh a m T h u rs d a y u fte r-
noon.
H en ry R az. of H illsd a le , O regon
v isited ut th e h om e o f h is niece,
Mrs. Jo h n S tre b in , on W ed n esd ay .
A T T E N T IO N !
Thrifty Farmers, Dairymen and Feeders
MILL FEED
any quantity at Carload Rates for Cash
Cash Prices any day up to and including
Friday, Sept. 1
Bran, . . . per ton $23.00
Shorts, . . per ton $25.00
Middlings, per ton $30.00
QUALITY the best we can buy.
W e are paying $29 per ton
for No. 1 Oats today.
I his price is subject to ch ange w ithout notice
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Phone: Gresham 611
Fairview, Oregon
Emery’s Truck Service
BETW EEN
PO RTLAND
AND
G RESH AM
Office w ith P ion eer A u to Truck C o.,
P h o n e B roadw ay 2MA4
Ash St.
Furniture Moving and Farmers’ Hauling a Specialty
B. W. EMERY, Prop. Res. Phone 173.
Gresham, Ore.
In th e C irc u it C o u rt o f th e S ta te of
O regon fo r M u ltn o m a h C o u n ty .
L a u ra M a rtin , P la in tiff, vs. Jo s e p h
A. M a r tin ,
Phone: Troutdale 9F11
T ru n k
Bank
Is
K o I i I hm I
SA LEM , O r., A ug 20.—
I S p e c ia l).— M rs. J. E. i t e e n ,
o f th is city , laid 5100 'n
gold by fo r a ra in y d ay la s t
W ed n esd ay .
S he placed It
in th e p o c k e t of an old o v e r­
co at w hich sh e b u rie d in th e
b o tto m o f a tru n k .
S a tu r ­
day sh e had need o f so m e
m oney an d w ent to th e
tr u n k T h e tr u n k w as th e re ,
b u t th e o v e rc o a t an d gold
w ere m issin g .
T h e p olice a re w o rk in g on
th e case to d ay .
Deposit your money in a strong
Bank like the Bank of Gresh­
am, Gresham, Oregon ami you
will not lose your money.
K. A. MILLER, Cashier
Protect Your Children from Mosquitos
Use
Anti-Skeeter Lotion
Howitt Building [
Phone 101
Gresham. Ore.
D e fen d a n t
To
PlaZAAANT VALLEY
M iss L a u ra M oore is sp e n d in g a
few d ay s a t T im b e r G ro v e th is w eek.
M rs. W. L. K e s te rs o n a n d d a u g b
te r M rs. L eslie B erk e h a v e r e tu r n e d
to th e i r h o m e a f t e r a few m o n th s ’
sta y a t C la lla m Hay, W ash in g to n .
M r. a n d M rs. G. H. K e s te rs o n a re
sp e n d in g a few d a y s v is itin g a t th e
h o m e o f th e i r d a u g h te r M rs P a rk s
C o m b s, o f n e a r C la ts k a n ie .
Judge
D o u g h e rty , o f S an Jo se,
C a lifo rn ia , ru le s th a t J o s e p h C lrin -
c o lin i, co n v ic te d of in s u ltin g w om en,
m u st n e v e r a g a in w alk th e s tr e e ts
u n le s s a c c o m p a n ie d by M rs. C.
A WORD TO THE WISE
IS SUFFICIENT
Powell’s Pharmacy
H l M M O XH.
SUNDIAL MILL
Mr. an d Mrs. C. V M cM onngle, of
P o rtla n d , h av e s p e n t th e p a s t ten
d ay s c a m p in g on th e ir p ic tu re sq u e
a c re s o v e rlo o k in g th e C o lu m b ia.
M rs. B la n c h e H u rlb u r t a n d c h il­
d re n . of M o n tav illa. a re th e g u e sts
of h e r a u n t a n d u n cle, Mr. a n d Mrs.
E. D. C h a m b e rla in .
T h e ro c k c r u s h e r p la n t a t T u n n e ll
No. 1 h a s closed dow n fo r ini in d e ­
fin ite p erio d .
J o h n H o u se h as a ccep ted a p o si­
tio n w ith R. P. R a sm u sse n on th e
C o rb e tt ra n c h .
T h e C h a u ta u q u a L a d ie s' Aid so ­
cie ty m et w ith M rs. L ucy K in caid , a t
th e C o rb e tt su u im e i h o m e T h u rsd a y
a n d e n jo y e d a p icnic d in n e r on th e
law n.
W. R. K n ig h t w en t d e e r h u n tin g
luBt w eek a n d r e tu rn e d la d e n w ith
venison.
M r. an d M rs. A. M ason, o f P o r t­
la n d , s p e n t a few d ay s re c e n tly a t
M rs. C o rb e tt's s u m m e r hom e.
Mr. a n d M rs. R. P. R a sm u s se n an d
d a u g h te r s a n d M rs. C la ra S m ith a t ­
te n d e d O. E. S. c h a p te r a t T ro u td a le ,
S a tu rd a y e v e n in g .
Jo s e p h A. M a rtin , th e ab o v e
n am ed d e fe n d a n t:
In th e n a m e of th e S ta te of O re ­
gon, you a r e h e re b y re q u ire d to a p ­
p e a r und a n s w e r th e c o m p la in t filed
a g a in s t you in th e ab o v e e n title d
c o u rt an d c a u se on o r b e fo re th e 2 9 th
day o f S e p te m b e r, 1916, a n d if you
fail to so a p p e a r a n d a n sw e r, fo r
w a n t th e re o f, th e p la in tiff w ill ap-
ply to th e c o u rt fo r a Ju d g m e n t und
d e c re e as p ra y e d fo r In p la in tiff's
c o m p la in t, to -w it: fo r a d e c re e of
th is c o u rt a n n u llin g a n d d isso lv in g
an d s e ttin g a sid e th e b o n d s of rn a tri
m ony now e x is tin g b e tw e e n th e
p la in tiff a n d th e d e fe n d a n t, upon th e
g ro u n d s a n d fo r th e re a s o n s se t
fo r th in said c o m p la in t: of th e c ru e l
an d in h u m a n tr e a tm e n t o f p la in tiff
by d e fe n d a n t und y o u r f a ilu r e to
p ro p e rly o r a t a ll p ro v id e fo r o r s u p ­
p o rt th e p la in tiff d u rin g th e p erio d
of y o u r m a r rie d re la tio n .
T h is su m m o n s is se rv e d upon you
by p u b lic a tio n in p u rs u a n c e o f an
o r d e r m a d e by th e H o n o ra b le W N
C a te n a , ju d g e of th e a b o v e e n title d
c o u rt on th e 1 6 th day of A u g u st,
1916, w hich o r d e r p re s c rib e d th a t
th e su m m o n s in th is s u it w ould be
se rv e d
upon you by p u b lic a tio n
th e re o f, once a w eek fo r six c o n se c u ­
tiv e w eeks In th e G re sh a m O u tlo o k ,
sem i-w eekly n e w sp a p e r p u b lish e d
an d o f g e n e ra l c irc u la tio n in M ult­
n o m a h C o u n ty , S ta te of O reg o n , a n d
th a t th e first p u b lic a tio n th e r e o f be
h ad on th e 18tli day of A u g u st, 1916,
a n d th e la st p u b lic a tio n th e r e o f be
h ad on th e 2 9 th day o f S e p te m b e r,
1916, both d a te s in clu siv e.
S T A P L E T O N , C O N L EY ,
ST E V E N SO N & S T A P L E T O N ,
A tto rn e y s fo r P la in tiff,
1406 Yeon B ldg , P o rtla n d , O re.
F ir s t p u b lic a tio n F rid a y , A ug. 18. '16
L ast p u b lic a tio n F r i S ep t. 29, 1916
M rs. W. H. C ra w fo rd h a s r e tu r n e d
fro m a v isit w ith h e r son W aite
C ra w fo rd , o f C ecil, O reg o n .
M rs
Thriw tliii
lla y .
w ith an Im p ro v ed m a c h in e .
1 hev W a ite C ra w fo rd a c c o m p a n ie d M rs
no lo n g e r s ta n d in th e te r r ib le chuff
W e saw th e m en lo a d in g th e an d d u s t, s ta c k in g th e s tra w . T h ey C ra w fo rd h o m e fo r a v isit.
w h e a t o n th e ir w ag o n s as th e in te r d o n 't h a v e to feed th e m a c h in e , c u t
E . 8. J e n n e an d G. N. H ager a t ­
u rb a n c a r sp ed p a st th e w h eat field th e b a n d s o r m e a s u re th e w h e a t. 1 te n d e d a c o m m itte e m e e tin g a t th e
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hood w elled up in m y h e a r t. I t w as ed to m a k e th r a s h in g e a s ie r fo r th e I P o rtla n d p u b lic lib ra ry W ed n esd ay
t h r a s h i n ’ d ay !
Jo y fu l
m e m o rie s m en , b u t it d o e s n 't ta k e su ch a ra ft I ev en in g .
p ic tu re d th e sc en es th a t w ere t r a n s ­ o f m en a s it used to . so w hy n o t let
A r th u r T a y lo r w as a P o rtla n d vls-
p irin g a b o u t th e fa rm h o u s e w hich th e w om en folk h a v e th in g s e a s ie r,
l ito r W e d n esd ay .
w as to be h o n o re d w ith s e rv in g th e to o ?
No d o u b t my li tt le fe e lin g of re ­
w o n d e rfu l
n o o n d ay
m eal.
T h e re
M rs. G. N. S a g e r s p e n t th e day
w ould be w om en in th e g a rd e n g a th ­ g re t o v e r th e c h a n g e a b o u t th e fa r- I v isitin g w ith .Mrs. E m m a W ilso n on
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ing b e e ts a n d o n io n s, a n d w om en in 1 e x p e rie n c e d only th e Joys o f th e W ed n esd ay .
Mr. a n d M rs. P. J. H erk e. E d n a
th e back y a rd s trip p in g th e fe a th e rs o ld th r a s h in ' d ay s, b ein g o n e of th e
fro m y ello w -le g g e d
c h ic k e n s, an d c h ild re n u n d e rfo o t, a n d la t e r o n e of E v a a n d H azel H erk e, O tto , P e te r
w om en in th e k itc h e n b a k in g c a k e s th e g irls s e ttin g th e ta b le a n d n a m ­
a n d ro w s a n d row s o f pies, an d g irls in g p la te s, th e n w a tc h in g in g ig g lin g ¡a n d W illie B erk e, Mr. an il M rs. P. L
in th e big bftck p o rch s p r e a d in g long g ro u p s ju s t in sid e th e k itc h e n d o o r B liss, W illa rd C lev elan d a n d A rth u r
snow y c lo th s on th e ro w o f ta b le s to see w h ich h a n d so m e , s u n -b u rn e d B liss, Mr. a n d M rs T. P. C am p b ell
w hich th e y h ad su cc e e d e d in jo in in g y o u n g g ia n t w ould d ra w o u r p la te . 1 a n d M r. a n d M rs. D ave M a ste rs a n d
to g e th e r f o r th e o ccasio n , a n d c h il­ I h elp ed p a ss all th e d e le c ta b le d ish - i
d r e n — th e r e
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c h ild re n es a n d m in d th e flies off, b u t w as so n . M a s te r D o n ald , m o to re d o u t to
p ro m o te d
to th e re ­ th e p a rk n e a r th e b rid g e o n th e
T ile d isco v ery in an A u s tria n c e m ­
s w a rm in g
e v e ry w h e re ,
u n d e rf o o t n e v e r re a lly
a n d in th e w ay. b u t h a v in g th e tim e sp o n sib le p lace of c h ie f co o k , w ith C la c k a m a s riv e r a t B a rto n w h ere e te ry o f g la s s m irro r s ' d a tin g from
of th e i r liv es. 1 c o u ld a lm o s t ta s te th e all a b s o rb in g id ea of tr y in g to
tile seco n d o r th ird c e n tu r y upset
th e g iz z a rd s an d liv e rs w h ich th o s e g et up a d in n e r th a t w ould b e a t all a ll e n jo y e d a good o ld fa sh io n e d th e th e o ry th a t th e a n c ie n ts d e p e n d ­
c h ild re n w ould g et to e a t o u t u n d e r th e o th e r w om en in th e co m p an y . p ic n ic d in n e r an d sp e n t a d e lig h tf u l
ed on p o lish ed m e ta l Io see th e m ­
th e tr e e s b efo re d in n e r, b e c a u se It No d o u b t if I w ere th e w om an o f th e d ay , la s t S u n d ay .
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W ell, m em o ry h ad d o n e h e r p a r t th r a s h in '
all r ig h t, b u t 1 fa ile d to see an y c h a n g e , a n d w a n t a m a c h in e , too, G re sh a m a n d w ent on a p icn ic ex ­
sig n s of co m m o tio n a b o u t th a t f a r m ­ a m ig h ty s w ift one, d ra w n u p a t th e c u rs io n o v e r th e C o lu m b ia h ig h w ay
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w ith a c o m fo rta b le fro m th e sc e n e o f a c tio n
p o rc h , f u r n is h e d m u ch as th e c ity I'm n e v e r g o in g to give aw a y my ag e fa r as H o rs e ta il fa lls w h e re th e y had
T h e re w ere fo rty -six in th e
p o rc h e s a re . an I, w ith its d ra w n by sa y in g m o u rn fu lly th a t an y old lu n ch
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Fresh Every Duy
lo o k ed v e ry calm a n d cool.
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w ay, fo r I i T h e P le a s a n t V alley sc h o o l b o a rd
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A great Health Food
n e a r th e fr o n t, In th e p lace o f th e th a t my
sch o o l b lo ck re p a ire d a n d th e te e te r
row o f ric k e ty old b u g g ie s a n d g e n ­
S p e a k in g o f th e "flea
b ite ” of b o a rd s p a in te d a n d o th e r n e ed ed Im ­
tle fa m ily d riv in g h o rs e s w h ich used
to convey th e w om en o f th e n e ig h ­ $ 7 8 ,6 8 7 O reg o n is to g e t o u t o f th e p ro v e m e n ts m a d e p re p a r a to ry to th e
b o rh o o d to th e s e e n 1! of th e fray . n a tio n a l r o a d i fu n d th e first y e a r, o p e n in g o f sch o o l n e x t m o n th .
A nd 1 d o n 't b eliev e tile m a c h in e h ad th e W o o d b u rn In d e p e n d e n t say s th a t
P le a s a n t V alley g ra n g e m e e ts in
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to Order
tr e e o r sh e d , w ere lu n c h boxes an d w h e re w ill be n o th in g le f t.”
f o u r th d e g re e s o f th e o r d e r will be
b a s k e ts c o n ta in in g th e noon m eal,
c o n fe rre d .
a n d lik e a s n o t th e w o m an of th e
C u re f o r C h o le ra M o rb u s .
h o u se w as g e ttin g re a d y fo r a ru n
"When our little boy. now seven
Elrwt-Claes T y p e w rite r fo r Hale.
to th e c ity to look up so m e s u b u r b a n
d ay b a rg a in w hich
sh e n ad re a d years old, was a baby he was cured
In first-c la ss c o n d itio n , s ta n d a r d
a b o u t in th e p a p e r aa sh e sw u n g in of cholera morbus by Chamberlain's sin g le k e y b o a rd , ta b u l a r sy stem , w ill
h e r s h a d y p o rch . Ah m e: I fe lt lik e Colic, Cholera and Diarrhoea Reme­ use e ith e r o n e co lo r, o r tw o c o lo r
Every Saturday and Sunday
q u o tin g a n old w om an o f th e o th e r dy,” writes Mrs. Sidney Simmons, rib b o n . W ill sell fo r $26 ca sh T h is
d ay s, w ho used to s h a k e n e r h e . d ,
Is a b a rg a in a n d sh o u ld be o f in t e r ­
sa y in g w o n d e rfu lly : ‘ T h in g s w a ’n t F a ir Haven, N. T . "Since then oth­ e s t to a n y o n e w ho Is g o in g to ta k e
lik e th is in my d a y ! ”
I t alw a y s er members of my fam ily have used th e c o m m e rc ia l c o u rs e in th e h ig h
so u n d e d a s If h e r day w as p a st, an d this valuable medicine tor colic and sch o o l, as it w ill g iv e th e m a good
I g u ess it w as, a n d fu r th e rm o re , f bowel troubles with good satisfaction ty p e w rite r to p ra c tic e o n a t h o m e
re c k o n th e sa m e th in g la tr u e o f an y and 1 gladly endorse It as a remedy* In q u ire a t th e O u tlo o k office.
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of us when we object to progress cf I of exceptional m erit.'
For sale by
any kiud. These men were working 1 Greeham '
A u c tio n S a le
On my place, Mile West of Bull Run, on Mt. Hood Railway
and Main Wagon Road
W e d n e sd a y , A ug. 3 0
_______ _____________ C o m m e n cing a t 1 0 :3 0 S h a rp
Black MARE, 8 years old, with colt; Blue Black MARE, 11
years old; Iron Gray GELDING, 3 years old; Sorrell GELD
1NG, 2 years old; Bay GELDING, yearling; Strawberry Roan
GELDING, yearling. Horses are mostly Belgian.
Twelve Head MILCH COWS, all fresh. 11 Jerseys, 1 Holstein.
A ll Cows p r im e b u t tw o . A p ic k e t! h e r d o f b e t te r than aver­
age.
Good te s te r s a n d h e a v y m i lk e r s . Twenty-two young
HEIFERS, 6 2 year-olds, 5 long YEARLINGS, 9 six t" eight
months old. 2 young CALVES. All tuberculin tested.
SOW and PIGS. Fifteen SHOATS, 50 to 100 pounds
G ood h eav y W ork H a rn e ss
Set L ig h t W ork H a rn e s s Old S in g le
H a rn e ss
S a d d le
2, 3 U W ag o n s. L ig h t 2 -S e a te d H ack , n e a rly
new .
T h o m a s B ak e.
T h o m a s-C ro w n M ow er.
H ay B ack.
T ie
R ack. G ra v e l Bed w ith B rak e. 2 -H o rse C u ltiv a to r. 1 -H o rse C u lti­
v a to r. 16-fnch J. I. C. W a lk in g P low , new . 1 -H o rse O liv er C h illed
W a lk in g P low . 2-S ectlo n O sborn H a rro w , p e g to o th , new .
I’o ta to
P la n te r. P o ta to W eetler. Set 3 -H o rse S h a fts, L o ts of C ab les und
B locks. T h re e tlozeti P ly m o u th B ock H ens. 2 -H o rse S u p e rio r G rain
D rill.
70 bu. I. 11. C. L ow -D ow n M a n u re S p re a d e r.
Dry B one
G rin d e r
C lo v e r C h o p p e r
30o Egg In c u b a to r
6 0 -E g g In c u b a to r.
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P ul. AiljuHtlblf* S ta n c h io n s. B uckeye ( ’fclnr P ress, n e a rly
new .
6 6 0-lb. D airy M aid C ream S e p a ra to r, n e a rly new . 2-bottb*
B abcock T e s te r. L o ts of M ilk C an s a n d B u ck ets, all sizes
A nvil.
Vise, B low er, a n d a ll B la c k sm ith T ools. S m ull T o o ls of ull k in d s
20 to n s A llsk e C lo v e r H ay. 30 to n s O at Huy. L oose H ay
Law n
M ow er, 18 In. 24 In. O ak W ood H e a te r. L im ite d a m o u n t o f H o u se­
hold G oods
O th e r A rtic le s too n u m e ro u s to m e n tio n .
My lease
ex p ire s und I m u s t sell.
I Elt.MS Hums u n d e r $16 c a s h ; o v e r $16 h u n k u b le n o te, 6 m o n th s
a t 8 p e r c e n t in te r e s t; 2 p e r c e n t d is c o u n t fo r cash on su m s
o v e r $16.
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A T XOON
C. M. D A V IS, O w n e r
W . H. W O O D , Auctioneer.
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