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t.RKSHAM
OI TI.tHlK T l KSDAV,
PLEASANT VIEW
Case 10-18 2-Plow,
Case 15-27 3-Plow
M rs. W m H u rt, w ho h a s b een In
th e h o sp ita l in P o rtla n d fo r th e past
six w eek s, w as so m u ch im p ro v e d as
to be a b le to be b ro u g h t h o m e last
F rid a y .
M r. a n d M rs T. F. S oule a n d th re e
o f th e c h ild re n h a v e g o n e to Y ak im a
fo r a few w eeks.
Mrs. W in. W h ite h e a d h a s been con
f'u ed t o h e r bed fo r a feu days,
M r. an d M rs. C. E. B ra m h a ll an d
K e n n e th d ro v e to Ba»tle G ro u n d ,
W a sh in g to n , S u n d ay to a tte n d th e
B ra m h a ll ta m lly re u n io n at w hich
th e r e w ere a b o u t 4 0 p re s e n t
T hey
I r o u g h t M rs M. A. B ra m h a ll hom e
w ith th e m fo r a c o u p le o f w e e k s’
v isit.
L loyd a lso cam e h o m e w ith
th e m a f te r h a v in g s p e n t a d e lig h tfu l
ten d ay s a t th e J o h n B ra m h a ll ran ch
n e a r B end.
A l G l ST
II».
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l’A<.4 TIII1LL
WILSON PIONEERS
CAME WITH MULES
C o n tin u e d fro m page 1
A fte r th e h a rv e s t se a so n th e e ld e r
W ilson w as e le c te d lo cal p re a c h e r
a n d se rv ic e s w ere h eld a b o u t th e
n e ig h b o rh o o d in p riv a te h om es, an d
a t F o s te r ’s on th e B arlow ro a d , also
dow n in th e C o lu m b ia slo u g h n e ig h ­
b o rh o o d .
T h e first G re sh a m cam p
m e e tin g was h eld on th e J a m e s P ow ­
ell claim ju s t eust o f th e c a n n e ry
w here th e c h ild re n now s k a te on th e
pond in th e w in te r. I t w as in th e
fall o f 1855.
F a th e r K elly. Ja m e s
L. W ilson a n d
Rev. M r. C o rn u tt
p reach ed .
T h e c irc u it r id e r tr a v e le d th e d is­
(■ ItESliA M . OKKOON
tr ic t in all w e a th e rs , jo g g in g a lo n g
TROUTDALE
on a pony, w ith a c a y u se b la n k e t e n ­
O v e rla n d l ut inn ub i lex
O v e rla n d L ig h t D elitcry C at«
In te r n a tio n a l
T ru c i«
velo p in g him fro m h ead to fo o t— a
am i T r a ito r s , B ru n sw ic k T ire s
C liffo rd H . T h o m a s, of Co. H 36 1 st
h ole c u t in it fo r h is h ead to poke
re g im e n t, 9 1 st d iv isio n , v isited a t th e
th ro u g h . He p re a c h e d at G la d sto n e ,
h o m e of his b r o th e r C. I. T h o m a s a
M ilw au k ie, D am ascu s, St. J o h n s , n e a r
th is p lace , S u n d a y . He w as w o u n d ed
E sta c a d a , F a irv ie w ,
B euver B end,
i in th e leg in th e A rg o n n e d riv e on
E g ypt,
P o w ells V alley, C ascad es.
S e p te m b e r 2 9 th , a n d h a s been in lios
F a th e r Jo h n F ly n n a n d Rev. J. 11. B.
p ita ls in F ra n c e a n d th is c o u n try ev e r
R oyal w ere tw o e ste e m e d p a sto rs.
sin ce. rec e iv in g
h is d is c h a rg e n
In th e sp rin g o f 1856 o c c u rre d an
C am p L ew is S a tu rd a y . H e re h e m
In d ia n m a s sa c re up th e C o lu m b ia.
h is b ro th e r R alp h , w ho w as in an
B etw een fo u r a n d five h u n d re d I n ­
a d jo in in g co m p an y a n d w as w o u n d ed
d ia n s d escen d ed u p o n t h e s e ttle r s at
tlie sa m e d ay , a n d w hom he lias not
th i' C ascad es, m u r d e rin g 12 of th e m ,
seen « lin e th a t day. W ith R a lp h and
and s u r ro u n d in g it sm a ll force of
a th ir d b ro th e r, G eo rg e, lie p receed
so ld ie rs who b a rric a d e d Ib etn sely e s
ei. to Hood R iv er to look a l t e r his
in tile block bo u se
Ju in e s lle tirv
ra u e h iu g in te re s ts th e re .
Allyn an d a n o th e r m a il escap ed a n d
Mr. an d Mrs. L. M. R u ssell, re s id ­
w arn ed th e people a t th e m o u th of
ing n e a r h e re h a v e p u rc h a s e d a h om e
th e S andy
T h e W ilsons w ere am o n g
in G re sh a m , t h e p lace now o ccu p ied
t h o s e who tied to P o rtla n d , an d th e
| by J. C an n o n , a n d ex p ects to move
Port la n d e rs in a la r m took p assa g e on
I lu r e abouf S e p te m b e r 1st.
a sm all ocean s te a m e r bound for
G eo rg e 1,a rso n r e tu r n e d fro m serv
C a lifo rn ia . R e g u la rs from F o rt V an­
ic e in th e navy lust W ed n esd ay .
H
co u v e r mid u co m p an y o f v o lu n te e rs
i s p e n t h is tim e in th e n avy y a rd s in
from P o rtla n d b o a rd e d th e s te a m e r
New S o rb , an d receiv ed h is d is c h a rg e
F an n y T ro o p mid re a c h in g th e C a s­
at S a lt L ak e C ity.
cade«,
fo u n d th e w a rrin g K lic k lta ta
B e st h o u se w iv es w ill a c c e p t
O tto W eller e n lis te d last W ed n es­
sh o o tin g t'u m liig a rro w s d ip p ed In
no o th e r — i t ’s alw ay s fresh
day in tlie arm y .
pitch in to i lie block house.
T hey
w h e n it re a c h e s y o u r tab le .
Mrs. R u th B rin k left lasi F rid a y
w ere q u ick ly d isp e rse d .
Give your g ro ce r an o rd e r for
fo r a week a t O cean P a rk , as tlie
Six so n s, B e n ja m in , D avid B enson,
g u e st o f P ro f, a n d Mrs. W m. Ilerg-
C h a rle s S u m n er. M ilton H ines. W il­
feld of T h e D alles.
b u r an d Lew is H ill W ilson w ere born
S in . E llen W rig h t am i .Mrs. W ill
Io Mi anil Mrs. J a m e s L ynn W ilson
W rig h t an d Roy B a tin e rm a n left lust
—it will please
a f te r th e ir a rr iv a l in O regon. T h e
i T liu rsd a y fo r a s o jo u rn a t L ong
fa th e r d ied In 18G9, am i w as b u ried
B each.
I-resh Shipment Every Day to
in th e H ull g ra v e y a rd on th e B ase
.Mrs. Geo P le a s a n t is v is itin g a t
L ine ro ad .
H is w ife d ied 16 y e a rs
| S easid e w ith h e r frie n d Mrs. C la rk
ago in C a lifo rn ia .
la n d d a u g h te r N ellie.
T w o d a u g h te r s , R u th (M rs. J o h n
M iss O live W ilson lias g one to S e a ­
T h e Best P la s te r.
D u g W e ils .
R o b e rts i and L id a (M rs. J. A. P a lm -
A piece of flan n el d a m p e n e d w ith A re Hie b est a n d c o st less. W hy not sid e witli frie n d s fro m P o rtla n d
q u in t)
w ere b o rn to Jo h n P. and
C h a m b e rla in ’s L in im e n t an d b o u n d | h av e y o u rs d u g
W e a te eq u ip p e d
A p a rty w hose m em b ers w e re Die
S
a
ra
h
A
nn
W ilson. Mr. W ilson died
on o v e r t h . 's e a t o f p ain is o fte n m o re w ith m a c h in e ry to go an y d e p th . I fo llo w in g T ro u td a l p eo p le: Mr. a n d
at th e ag e o f 87 y e a rs an d Mrs. W il­
■ffectual fo r a la m e back th a n a plus-1 C u rb e d w ith c o n c re te .
C all W m. Mrs
f\. H arlow
and
c h ild re n .
1er a n d does not cost a n y th in g lik
K n le fe l, p h o n e G re sh a m 154. R. A.
son a t 75. T h ey
w ere
b u ried in
Miss Bell P a rs o n s a n d H e rm a n Bla-
m u ch .- Adv
P o r tla n d ; box 369.
¡re sh n tu c e m e te ry .
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F o llo w in g his f a t h e r ’s d e a th , Ja s .
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cho ir, C. J . t ook a n d R. W P ric e of
H arv ey W ilson le ft B eav er Bend fo r
P o rtla n d , r e tu rn e d S a tu rd a y fro m a
s o u th e rn O regon to liertj sh eep on
d e lig h tfu l c a m p in g an d fishing trip
s h a re s.
H e e n lis te d in a n sw e r to
I a t ( lie k a tn a s L ak e. Mr. H arlow and
’re s id e n t L in c o ln 's la.-t w-ull lo r vol­
Sam re m a in e d till th e end of th e
u n te e rs.
F eelin g w as so te n se in
w eek.
M rs. H a rlo w , J a c k an d Bob
s o u th e rn O regon b etw een th e U nion
left to d a y to v isit th e rest o f the
m en a n d “ C o p p e rh e a d s ” th a t a b a t­
T h e Red Crow n sign signals satistsc.'ii ■ i . Tt stands
' week al St. H elen s w ith Mrs. Ira
tle w as ex p ected alm o st any m in u te.
| B a rto n .
for straight-distilled, all-refinery gasoline— high
B ut tilin g s q u ie te d dow n an d C o r­
Mr. an d Mrs. J. W B u rd in e re ­
quality— every d ro p ! Look for the Red Crown
p o ra l W ilso n 's c a v a lry co m m a n d w as
tu r n e d S a tu rd a y fro m a v isit w itli
sign before you fill.
s e n t fro m E u g en e to s o u th -e a s te rn
' t h e i r d a u g h u r. M rs. S h irle y , a t H a l­
stamlakd on. company
O reg o n , as an e s c o rt to a su rv e y in g
(C a lJ u tQ id J
sey, b rin g in g
w itli
th e m D orothy
p a rty th a t had e n c o u n te re d tr o u b le ­
S h irle y fo r a visit.
som e S n a k e In d ia n s. T h ey w in te re d
a t F o r t K la m a th a n d th e r e Mr. W il­
S ila g e H e lp s W in te r C a ttle .
son re n ew ed h is a c q u a in ta n c e w ith
In so m e til th e little n o o k s o f rich th e m u le tin- s tu b b o rn a rm y v a rie ­
H e s le p t in In d ia n
’ la n d s ,in ra n g e c o u n tie s su ch a s G ra n t ty, th is tim e.
with w olves sniffing h u n -
i an d W h e e le r g re a t q u a n titie s o f si- w igw am
| lag e co u ld be g ro w n w hich, m ixed g rily o u ts id e .
»■at tr
•• r r " - j
A fte r 18 m o n tn - in se rv ic e he w ent
, w ith th e g ra in h a y s g ro w n on th e
Illin o is
by
way
of th e
I h illsid e s, w ould m a k e m uch b e tte r back to
feed fo r w in te rin g c u ttle , say s E. L. is th m u s o f P a n a m a a n d m a rrie d M rs
P o tte r, h ead of a n im a l h u sb a n d ry at R ach el A nn B eav er, th e w idow of h is
O. A. i
If th e s e n o o k s a re m a n u re d s o ld ie r co u sin . T hey m oved to K au-
from th e feed lo ts a n d p la n te d to s i- sas a n d fu n n e d th e r e fo r six y e a rs
F o r th r e e y e a rs th e y grew butnpi r
cro p s. T h en c a w « th e c h in c h bug,
th e arm y
w orm
g re a t clo u d s of
—
■■Il III— W1 HT1 • mi III gg |t— - ‘ - - - — — ’ ." - t r 'r * W < A — l ^ ^ m
b ,,t ' O tild g r o w m o r e feed o n h i s l:m
I ited a re a s
S ila g e can also be used g ra s s h o p p e rs th a t d e v o u re d th e 10-
foot co rn .
w ith stra w fo r w in te rin g c a ttle .
WE KNOW TO A
I F Y O U 'L L Q i V £
Ba«k to O reg o n , w h e re cro p fa il­
u
re
s a n d g ra s s h o p p e rs w ire n o t!
POSITIVE
CERTAINTY
MS JU S T C N E
S ic k e n in g h e a d a c h e s, In d ig e stio n ,
t h a t if you w ill g iv e u s a tr ia l
l c o i- tlp a tio n . in d icafi u n h e a lth y c o n ­ I iff'v tra ile d th e ir 5t#-acre farm fo r a
'T R I A L -
d itio n of t h e bow els
R e sto re y o u r te a m to d riv e in to Iow a. T h e re th e y
o r d e r you w ill b eco m e a s te a d y
T h e n Y ou ’ l l
p a tro n of th is sh o p
I t's h a p ­
sy stem to h e a lth
and
s tr e n g th by to o k th e tr a in to S a c ra m e n to , boated
k ee p in g y o u r h o t e l s re g u la r
H o l­
p en ed so m an y tim e s th a t a p e r ­
~ t V a o l h e r e
dow n th e S a c ra m e n to riv e r to San
li s t e r ’s R ocky M o u n tain T ea mak>
son h a s to m e in a n d p u rc h a s e d
Q uite awhile L
th e bo w els w ork n a tu ra lly
th o r ­ F ra n c ise o , s te a m e d up th e c o a st to
a sm a ll o r d e r o f m e a t, a n d th e n
o u g h ly — re g u la rly
P o w e ll’s P h a r O reg o n a n d th e P o w ell V alley.
com e b ack to e x p re s s th e ir d e ­
As
m acy .— Adv.
lig h t a n d g ra tific a tio n an d leav e
la te ag 1875 Ja m e s H arv ey W ilson
a n o th e r o rd e r.
T h is s o r t of
Phone W ant ads to 701
d isco v ered 40 a c re s of la n d n e a r Ills
th in g k u rely h e lp s o u r b u sin ess.
f a t h e r 's c laim th a t h ad been o v e r­
A. J . W. B K O W N . P ro p .
lo o k ed by h o ru e s e e y -r,
jj e lo st no
P h o n e 41
G re sh a m , lir e .
tim e in h u rr y in g to th e la n d office at
O regon C ity and c la im in g it. It ad-
jjo in s th e A u to m o b ile c lu b a n d still
! b elo n g s to Mr. W ilson, w hose son,
M a in e . E d g a r W ilson, fa rm s Hie laud.
Phone Gresham 17
I C h a rle s W esley W ilson o p e ra te s a
¡saw m ill at* G asto n .
A th ir d so n ,
EXPRESS AND GENERAL HAULING
! W iley W ilson, lives in
P o rtia n d .
Trip Daily Between Gresham and Portland
M rs W ilson d ied in 1890.
In 1902 M r. W ilson m a rrie d N ancy
P ortland Phone Edw. 524
j J a n e M assey o f S aietn . S h e, to o , is
H eadquarters with Melton & Co., 247 Pine.
a p io n e e r of 1853, h a v in g cro ssed
the p la in s from M isso u ri w hen h u t
live y e a rs aid w ith h e r pa « n ts, H. C.
an d I’e rlin a M assey
T h ey w ere de-
I layed on th e B arlow tr a il on th e way
I to re la tiv e s in S alem a n d th e m o th e r
an d d a u g h te r h a., a b a rro w in g e x ­
p e rie n c e , alm o st
s ta r v in g
in
th e
m o u n ta in *
w hile
th e
d is tra u g h t
\ f a th e r w ent on foot fo r h elp
T r a c to r s
Plenty of reserve powerfor belt or draw ­
bar work, you 11 have Real Satisfaction.
A demonstration will convince you
Gresham Overland Co.
T he
W h o ’s Y o u r F riend?
Money 111 the bunk lias given many a dark cloud a silver
lining. \\ lien trouble conics the best friend in the world is
the money you have saved.
And saving makes your bright days brighter
You are
not continually worried over the uncertainties of life. You
meet things as they come, knowing that if cloudy days appear
to u r savings will shelter you.
S tart to save now. Then keep up the saving habit. De­
cide to set aside so much every payday. You'll be surprised
to see how your savings grow.
W e’ll’ help by laying out a savings plan for you. Drop
in and ask us about it. It will be a pleasure to meet you.
BANK OF GRESHAM
Gresham, Oregon
W ilson en jo y s a call fro m “ D a n ”
D u n b a r, mid re m a rk s on th e g r e a t
im p ro v e m e n t in fa rm m a c h in e ry a n d
ro a d m a k in g , an d th e la s tin g q u a lity
of p io n e e r frie n d sh ip s.
1
M eld (•m i*
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U nc,e S a B h a s B hipped a thrM>.
; inch fo u r. g u n b a ttpryi „ btg Fret>ch
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( l i r e l o r D \.«H ‘ i i t < r ) .
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vv iiii.
h u e 1 i w as in
K a n sa s, ! a ,,,, rtille . ry u n it a u th o riz e d at O. A C.
a g e n tle m a n o v e rh e a rd m e sp e a k in g
u b a tte ry se c tio n s a re d raw n by
of C h a m b e rla in ’s C olic a n d D ia rrh o e a s *x h o rse s to each g u n a n d caisson. It
K em eily,
w rite s W illiam W hitelaw ', j ta k e s 60 h o rse , to m a n o u v e r th is one
of D el M oines, Iow a. “ H e to ld m e in
.
d e ta il of w h a t it h ad d o n e fo r h is fam - ^ tte r y
T h " F re n c h
is d ra w "
ily, hut m o re e sp ecially his d a u g h t e r '" ’' “ «‘‘" -to n tr a c to r an d serv ed w ith
w ho w as lying at th e p o in t of d e a th a m m u n itio n by a ste e l tru c k
A
w ith u v io len t a tta c k of d y se n te ry , c le v e r rid e device re c o rd s th e sh o ts,
a n d hud been g iv en up by th e fam ily
lie m ad e w ith b lan k
p h y sic ia n .
Som e of his n e ig h b o rs w hich m put
ad v ise d him to g iv e C h a m b e rla in 's s h e lls b ec a u se of th e g re a t ran g e and
C olic a n d D ia rrh o e a R em ed y , w hich d ead ly p o w er of th e field pieces.
he did, a n d fully b eliev es th a t by ilo- i
Ing so sa v e d th e life of his ch ild H e I
B e tte r I ’ ut in a S u pp ly.
s ta te d t h a t he h ad a lso used th is r e m ­
T h e m in es in fo rm us coal will go
edy h im se lf w ith eq u a lly g ra tify in g
up 50 c e n ts a Ion A u g u st 1, and c o n ­
r e s u lts ." — Adv.
tin u e to rise fro m th e n on. P rices a t
T w en ty -liv e w om en w an ted
A p­ p re s e n t a re , Rock SpringH $12.40 a
ply. re ad y fo r w o rk , at G resh am to n ; K ing coal $ 1 4 .5 0 . P h o n e 851
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A nd h e re a re M r. a n d M rs W ilson
ro u n d in g o u t th e ir d a y s p le a s a n tly
in th e ir c o m fo rta b le borne w ith its
w eedless v e g e ta b le g a rd e n
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’o f c ris p s trin g b ean s fo r Mrs. Pre«-
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CITY BAKERY, Gresham, Tel. 11
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Kegidence Phone«
35x1; 36t*
Pleasant Home Garage
HAMILTON & EDER, Props.
Motor Car Repairing, Automobile Accessories, Oils
Gasoline and Greases
P L K A 8A N T H O M E
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OUR 14 POINTS
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T he Oaks
Council Crest.
Columbia Beach
Crystal Lake Park
Rock Island
Dodge Park.
Estacada Park
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Bull Run Park
.Marlcav Park
Peninsula Park
Washington Park
Oak drove Park.
Mt. Tabor Park
Riverside Park
TRY THEM BY TROLLEY”
Portland Railway, Light & Power Co.
CHOICE MEATS
Homemade Hams, Bacon, Sausage, Lard
Full line of Cold Lunch Meats
SANITARY MARKET
Phone
Main 8tr««t
URK8HAM
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881
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