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T h e W illing W o rk ers so ciety of th e
A sp ecial m eetin g of th e C om m unity I C o ttrell co m m u n ity c h u rc h w ill hold
C ouncil of th e C o ttre ll, L u sted , V ic a b a z a a r a t th e c h u rc h on F rid ay ev
to ry a n d O rient d is tric ts is called to 1 ening, D ecem ber 15. A play "S ew ing
for th e H e a th e n ” is to h av e a place
m eet on F rid a y ev en in g , O ctober 27, at
on th e p ro g ram fo r th e evening.
7:30 a t th e hom e of M iss E lv a D olan
S. B. S p iaw n le ft S u n d ay for Hood
for th e p u rp o se of elec tin g a new R iver w h ere he ex p ects to w o rk in
p re sid e n t and of c o n sid erin g fu rth e r i th e ap p les.
Mrs. F red M eyers' m o th er (r om R ay
co m m u n ity p lan s. T h e C ouncil c o n
m ond. W ashington, v isited o v er S u n
s is ts of th e fo llo w in g :
G us N assh ah n , Mrs. H an s Nelson, day a t th e M eyers home.
Mrs. J. H ailey sp e n t S u n d ay v is it
C. E. G o ssett, Rev. S. F . P itts , Mrs. G
W. A lld er. Mrs. Geo. T u c k e r, A1 S taf- ing h er m o th e r a t Hood R iver.
ford, M iss E lva D olan, (o r th e ir sue-
c e ss o rs) a n d th e follo w in g h o n o ra ry
m em b ers: Rev. D. Q. B arry , Rev. G.
C. B e rre m a n , P ro f. J. R. T e e te rs, M rs.
E. E. A’a n F leet, Mrs. S tu d ley of th e
L u ste d school, an d Miss O fstad, te a c h
e r of th e V ictory school.
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T w enty-five fa rm e rs of th e R ock
wood d is tric t a p p e a re d b efo re the
co u n ty co m m issio n ers in P o rtla n d last
S a tu rd a y to m ake p ro te st a g a in st th e
electio n h eld
on
th e p receding
S a tu rd a y , on th e p ro p o sitio n to o rg a n -
j ize th e R ockw ood w a te r d is tric t and
■ a u th o riz e issu a n c e of w a te r bonds to
I 10 p e r c en t of th e a ssessed v alu atio n
, of th e d is tric t. T h is electio n w as c a r
ried by a m a jo rity of 39 votes.
T he fa rm e rs p ro te ste d th a t u n fa ir
¡m eth o d s w ere u sed a t th e elec tio n ;
! th a t elec tio n eerin g w as p e rm itte d d i
re c tly a t th e p o lls; th a t th e election
j h o ard p erm itted p e rso n s to c a st th e ir
■ b allo ts w ho have lived in th e d is tric t
j only th re e m o n th s, an d th a t in m ates
of th e co u n ty poor farm w ere ro u nded
j up an d c a rrie d to th e p o lls to vote for
: th e bond m easu re.
L a st S a tu rd a y w as th e la s t day in
w hich p ro te st cou'.d be filed and the
co m m issio n ers w ere obliged to begin
j th e official can v ass of vo tes a t th a t
1 tim e. T hey d eterm in ed th a t th ey m ust
j proceed, b u t gave a s s u ra n c e th a t com -
I p letio n of th e can v a ss w ill be delayed
! u n til 10 o'clock of n ex t T u esd ay , and
j th is gives tim e fo r th e p ro te s ta n ts to
I ta k e legal action. T hey d e cla red they
I w ould file a p etitio n fo r an in ju n ctio n
[ to re s tra in th e co u n ty co m m issio n ers
■ from issu in g ce rtific a te s of elec tio n to
i th e w a te r d is tric t d ire c to rs o r ce rti-
j ty in g th a t th e d is tric t is duly c reated
I by th e vote cast.
T h e R ockw ood w a te r d is tric t tak es
! in a te r rito ry a p p ro x im ately th re e by
seven m iles. It e x ten d s from th e Co-
lum bia riv e r to G resh am and from a
line tw o m iles e a st of P o rtla n d 's east-
I e rn b o u n d ary lin e to T ro u td ale. It Is
I proposed to p u t in a sy stem to be
J su p p lied by B ull R un w a te r from th e
I city tru n k line from B ull R un head-
I w orks.
A m eeting of th e re s id e n ts living
w ith in th e Rockwood w a te r d is tric t
has been called fo r th is ev en in g (F ri-
I day» an d w ill be held in th e T e rry
j schoolhouse. D efinite actio n w ill be
i ta k e n a g a in s t th e o rg an izin g of the
1 w a te r d is tric t. D E. T ow le w ill p re
side at th e m eeting.
FAIRVIEW
A c o n c e rt by S h erm an C lay & Co.,
of P o rtla n d w ill be g iven F rid ay ev-
j en in g , O ctober 27 in th e F airview
! schoolhouse. T h e re w ill be m usic by
a G ran d D uo-A rt p ian o an d by a solo
ist, Miss A n d rew s, of P o rtla n d . An
ad m issio n of 10c and 15c is to be
ch a rg e d an d th e p ro ceed s a re to he
I to r th e benefit of th e school. T his
ty p e of e n te ra in m e n t is one th a t is
enjoyed by ev ery o n e an d a la rg e at-
i te n d a n c e is expected.
T h e city cau c u s o r m ass m eeting is
to be held W ednesday even in g , O cto
ber 25. All of th e to w n sp eo p le a re
i ex pected to be p re s e n t an d h elp nom
in a te th e rig h t p erso n s to fill the
g o v ern m en tal p o sitio n ^ of th e city.
S erv ices next S u n d ay a t th e Sm ith
M em orial P re s b y te ria n c h u rc h w ill
i l»e in th e u su al o rd e r w ith Sunday-
school a t 10 in th e m o rn in g and
p reach in g a t 11. T h e serm o n w ill be
1 given by th e p a sto r, th e Rev. E. R, D.
i H o llen stead and w ill be on th e su b
ject, “ A C h ris tia n .”
T h e Rev. E R. D. H o llen stead has
I received w ord from P o rtla n d tellin g
' of a g ra n d so n ho rn O ctober 17 a t the
hom e of his d a u g h te r an d son-in-law .
Mr. and Mrs. W. K. P eery . T h e baby
w eighed over nine pounds. Mrs. H ol
len stead is at th e Peery hom e hut e x
p ects to re tu rn to F airv iew soon. Both
m o th er an d baby a re doing w ell.
G eorge A n d erso n , son of II. A n d er
son, has joined th e navy an d left to
day for C alifo rn ia to b egin tra in in g .
A H allo w e'en p a rty w ill he given
on S a tu rd a y evening. O ctober 28, by
! th e E p w o rth and J u n io r L eag u es of
th e M ethodist ch u rc h a t th e hom e of
Mr. and Mrs. F. Dixon on S andy road.
All a re Invited
Mrs. W. Cook is q u ite 111 a t her
hom e h ere.
A baby boy w as h o rn to Mr. and
Mrs. P u tn am on T h u rsd a y , O ctober lit
a t th e hom e of Mrs. C lore. T he P u t
n am s a re s tra n g e rs h ere, being to u r
ists front D enver, C o lo rad a, w ho w ere
sto p p in g a t th e F airv iew a u to cam p
1 1 F S IH Y ,
OCTOBER
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Legion Women’s
New Head-dress
P ro te c t v a lu a b le P a p e rs
By placing them in one of
our-Safety Deposit Boxes.
T h elm a Sines, of L o gansport,
La., w earing the new head dress of
the w om en’s A m erican
L egion
A uxiliary as adopted at the N ew
O rlean s convention.
DANCE II VI I LICENSE
MAY BE REVOKED
A new s Item from O regon City
s ta te s th a t re v o catio n of th e licen se
u n d er w hich th e B oring d an ce hall
has been o p e ra te d sin ce th e first of
th e y ear w ill be co n sid ered a t a m e e t
ing of th e co u n ty c o u rt, O ctober 26.
S. E. W aller, m a n a g e r of th e dance
hall, in w hose nam e th e licen se w as
issued, w as y e ste rd a y fo rm ally n o ti
fied to a p p e a r in c o u rt an d p re s e n t
any re a so n s w hy th e licen se should
not be cancelled.
C harges th a t d ru n k e n n e s s h as been
allow ed in th e dan ce an d th a t the
dance h all h a s been ru n n in g to as
e a rly an h o u r as 3 a. m. w ill be aired.
BORING
M rs. L a u ra C aldw ell w en t to P o rt-
la n n d to c a re fo r h er sis te r, Mrs.
Moore, w ho had th e m isfo rtu n e to
d islo cate h e r hip, re c e n tly ,
Jo e L unday, w ho h a s been em ployed
for se v e ra l m o n th s a t C arey, O regon,
sp en t th e w eek-end w ith his fam ily
here.
Mr. an d Mrs. O. A. P a lm e r a re
sp ending a few days v isitin g frien d s
and re la tiv e s a t W auna, O regon.
Mrs. L. C. A rm stro n g sp e n t a couple
of days th e la s t of th e w eek v isitin g
at th e hom e of h e r m o th er, Mrs. M. A.
H ocking, of F o re st Grove.
Tw o fam ilies from Hood R iver a re
m oving in to B oring th is w eek.
Miss C la ra L aw ren ce, w ho lias been
visiting for th e p ast tw o m o n th s a t the
home of h er uncle, Win. A. M orand
and fam ily, re tu rn e d to h e r hom e a t
C luckanias th e first of th e w eek.
O tis R ich is ta k in g his a n n u a l v a c a
tion and Ja s . H ite is a c tin g as te m
p o rary c a r r ie r on R oute 4 d u rin g his
absence.
S heriff W ilson w ith se v e ra l dep u ties
and a squad of fed eral a g e n ts visited
B oring d u rin g th e S au rd ay n ig h t
dance h u t th e w ary b o o tleg g er evi-
d entv got a til) and m ade h is getaw ay,
we a re so rry to say.
J. H offm elster, Wm. W heeler, Win
M orand and A. .1. G o ssett a tte n d e d th e
C lackam as co u n ty I. (). (). F. co n v en
tion at Canby S a tu rd a y . O ctober 21.
Mr. M orand w as elected s e c re ta ry of
th e con v en tio n for th e coining year.
A fter th e convention they m otored to
A lbany to a tte n d th e M uscovites c e re
m onial th a t w as held th e re S atu rd ay
evening, th e n re tu rn e d in tim e to a t
tend th e lay in g of th e c o rn e r sto n e of
th e I. (). 0. F. tem p le a t O regon City,
S unday, O ctober 22.
Mr. and Mrs. W ilb u r M cC uliah and
d a u g h te r H elen w ere w eek-end g u ests
a t th e hom e of Mr. and Mrs. E. V.
M oulding and fam ily.
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D ividends a re payable every th re e m onths.
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T he d is tric t S unday school c o n v en
tion la s t S unday w as w ell a tten d ed
and ex cep tio n ally in te re stin g . T he
d u ties of a d u lts to th e S u n d ay school
and th e c h ild re n w as stre ss e d In th e
e n tire p ro g ram .
T he re sp o n sib ility
of p a re n ts arid th e o p p o rtu n ity of
te a c h e rs w ere em phasized in alm o st
every a d d ress. T he Rev. A. J. W are
gave a b rief re p o rt of the I n te rn a tio n
al S u n d ay school con v en tio n re c en tly
held in K a n sa s City.
Officers for th e en su in g y ear w ere
ROCKWOOD
elected as follow s: p re sid e n t, Mrs.
A box social w ill be held a t the A lta G e n try ; vice p re sid e n t, Mrs.
R ockwood g ra n g e hall on F rid ay ev S ad ie C h ase; s e c r e ta ry - tre a s u re r, 11.
en in g . O ctober 27. a 8 o'clock. T he H. W atk in s. T he p ro g ram com m ittee
p ro ceed s w ill be i i h d to w ard th e p u r c o n sists of D aw son S m ith, Mrs. ( base,
c h ase of a sew ing m ach in e for th e 'u s e Mrs. E. E \ an F leet and th e p resid en t
of th e sew in g d u b s of th e school. All ! as ex-officio m em ber.
a re invited. L adies w ill tiring boxes | T he G irl R eserves w ill m eet next
Mrs. F. S.» S m ith , w ife of th e Meth- S a tu rd a y afte rn o o n a t 3:3'» in the
o d ist p a sto r, is in a P o rtla n d h o sp ital M ethodist S unday school room . All
w h ere sh e w ent for a su rg ic a l o p e ra m em b ers a re urged to be p resen t.
A h appy p a rty of young people w as
tio n m o re th a n a w eek ago. She i-
re p o rte d to be m ak in g a sa tisfa c to ry held a t the M ethodist p arso n ag e last
I F rid a y evening, w hen th e lo sers in a
recovery.
j re c e n t c o n te s t e n te rta in e d th e w in-
P ian o T uning.
I n ers.
S a tisfa c tio n g u a ra n te e d . $3. P h o n e
T h e B ank o f G resh am pays 5 p e r
Jo n e s , G re sh a m 1 5 6 1 , c a re O u t
c en t in te re s t on tim e d e p o sits.— A dv.
lo o k .
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Large cake
No waste
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P ow ell I a lie) F arm B iireuii M eeting,
At a sm all m eeting F rid ay n ig h t at
Pow ell V alley sch o o lh o u se th e P ow ell
V alley F arm B ureau w as org an ized
and th e follow ing officers w ere e le c t
ed: F. (). E k stro m , p re s id e n t; H enry
B ottolson, s e c r e ta ry ; Axel Jo h n so n ,
tr e a s u re r .
T h e first re g u la r m eetin g w ill be
held n ex t F rid ay evening, O ctober 27,
a t th e P ow ell V alley schoolhouse. T he
co m m ittees a re activ ely at w o rk for
th e p ro g ram and th ey extend a cordial
in v itatio n to ev eryone in th e co m m u n i
ty to join w ith them th a t ev ening fur
a good tim e.
It is not n e c e ssa ry to he a farm
b u reau m em ber, as everyone is c o r
d ially Invited to com e, women and
ch ild re n as w ell as in« u. A good tim e
is a ssu red .
POWELL V ALLEY
A pie social w ill he given a t the
sch o o lh o u se on S a tu rd a y evening, Oc
to b e r 28, by the club boys of the
school. T he hoys of th e pig, g arden
and p o tato c lu b s w ill p a rtic ip a te and
all p a tro n s and frie n d s of th e school
a re invited.
Mrs. F ra n k G ustafson and son W en
dell, Mrs. A ug u sta G u stafso n , Mrs.
A lta G en try and son R ussell atten d ed
c h u rc h In P o rtla n d S unday evening
Milk R ecords.
Milk
rep o rt b la n k s now
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