Gresham outlook., January 02, 1914, Image 1

TW
ICE a week
IL 3. NO. 88
G resham O utlook
GRESHAM.
LOONS OBEY
VOTERS’ EDICT
MULTNOMAH COUNTY, OREGON FRIDAY.
SERPENTINE DRIVE,
CHESTNUT BORDER
JANUARY
2, 1914
“Ever at Your Service ’
Phone 701
tl.M PER YEAR
HARD TIMES BALI
ENDURANCE
METZGER CLAN
WAS GREAT SUCCESS
HOLD REUNION
RACE TESTS
Possibly
the m ost Im portant
Tbe dawn of th e new y ea r saw scenic im provem ent being made any­
Wednesday n ig h t’s dance at Metz­
two saloons of G resham closed w here in the vicinity of Gresham is
g
er’s
hall was a most successful and
The Metzger clan held its annual
vbably forever. They w ent out th a t now u nder way on th e tract
Shortly afte r the first of the new , Gresham, where the men were fed b rillian t affair, although the ab­ reunion in the grange hall on New-
I business quietly and w ith no out- ow ned by George E. Towle a t the
»rd sign of rio t o r In tem p erate ac- intersections of Division stre e t and year the speculations of the people at intervals and th eir machines were sence of hard tim e uniform s was Y ear’s day. W hile a few were ab
sent on account of sickness a good­
W allula avenue. Mr. Towle owns as to the m eaning of the unw onted ■ taken care of and given a new sup som ething availing.
pdi on the p a rt of anyone.
The people
ly num ber assem bled to recount the
It is «
That they both did a thriving ab o u t ten acres there.
ply
of
fuel
and
oil
failed to realize th a t they were ex­ events of the past year and enjoy a
activity around T. R. H ow itt's de­
of
the
n
atu
ra
l
beauty
spots
of
E
ast­
,de on W ednesday and until the
The contestants were put to se- pected to come in th e ir worst "glad social visit together.
uke of m idnight was not unex- ern M ultnom ah, being high, sightly serted stock „ exchange on Main , vere tests at several places, notablv '
The one cloud to d arken the sun-
D urlng the evening they and com m anding. It has two fro n t­ street were relieved by the arrival from T routdale to the Sandy riv e r.' rags" and nearly everyone of the
were
dressed
8hlne
of the day was th e death o t a
two
hundred
present
ire filled by those who called to ages, looking east and north, and is of a m otor cycle and a rider covered
All the machine agencies of P o rt- ,
most cherished and faithful member,
in
evening
suits
or
holiday
attire
susceptible
of
Im
provem
ent
to
such
wi,h
raud
and
slush
itroniZ'1 them for perh ap s the last
I land were represented but one
T here were a few exception., how- and a fltt,ng trlb u te wa8 Patd t0 ,he
The first annual endurance race Those entering were as follows: Mo
me as booze
d ispensatories, but an extent th a t Its ow ner is spending
ever—
ju st enough to m ake the memory of Mrs. L ula Metzger, who
and
test
of
m
otors
and
men
was
on,
torcycle
and
Supply
Co.,
Harley-Da-
a
large
sum
of
money
p
reparatory
mre was an absence of rowdyism ,
work
of
the th ree Judges exciting to passed away since th e last reunion.
tt was anyone seen u n d er th e in- to m aking the place his home when lleld u nder the auspices of the Rose vldson; F, 1 Keenan & Co., Pope;
A dditions to the stren g th of the
them
selves
In deciding who were to
City
M
otorcycle
club.
The
prepar-
West
C
o
a
s
t
__
he
shall
have
com
pleted
the
work
In
lence of m ore liq u o r th a t was nec-
Supply Co.; M arkel; be aw arded the two prizes offered fa,ully * ere noted ln the '“ a rrla ge
atlons made here were Jokingly re- Dayton Cycle C o " D a y to n ; Hudson
hand.
ary for safe navigation.
¡for the best portrayal of hard luck. of Mr’ Oeo
Pn«e ,o Ml88 Uraee
He began last year by settin g out ferred to as an attem p t to evade the Arms Co., T hor & M erkel; P ortland 7 , , ,
o .
...r u n u t . Lawrence, and in the birth of sons
Large crowds w ere on th e stre e ts
' ““‘ T X
“ " ’ “ J’
large num ber of n ative trees, and new local option decree, and the Cycle Co.. Tbiem ; R y .er Bros , Ben-
parly all night. A big new year
..... Ballou &
A W right, Indian
-Mr8 T J Bullions and C. E. Os- In the fam ilies of J. E. Metzger and
me in M etzger's hall and the mo- he is now having o th er kinds p lan t­ sight of a dozen barrels of gasoline demon;
1 H. F, Metzger.
born.
ircycle races com bined to sw ell the ed in such a way th a t he will soon and m achine oil would m ake almost
The riders were cheeked out of
Not the least im p o rtan t and en ­
Ju st before the supper hour the
urinal population to a considerable have a residence site of surpassing anyone believe th a t som ething was Portland by E. J. Solomon. P. L.
joyable featu re of the gath erin g was
prizes
were
aw
arded
Jack
Goscb,
be­
about to be "d id .” T hat som ething Abbot. Charles Howard and E. Ervin
ent, but th e re was only a cordial beauty.
ing given the decision and first the bounteous repast served at m id­
To m ake the trees more effective was in terestin g enough for nineteen checked at Gresham.
H Norvall,
od feeling all aro u n d and a dis-
money. He got two dollars and a day by the ladies, and th e am ple Jus­
psition to m ake m erry a t th e ex- in th e ir adornm en t Mr. Towle is Hardy riders and th eir machines, be- John Carlson and W illiam Shafer half. Miss May Adams won the tice done the good things of the
Lue o f. th e dying y ear and the having a serpentin e roadway built 8,des a s,l uad of tim ers and o th er en- checked at the Russellville school- prize of one-fifty and the dance feast testifies to th e ir expertness ln
to wind in and o u t am ong them the thusiastic motorcycle club people bouse. H. Buckley, H. Meyers and
j the culinary art.
(ring saloons.
went on.
After th e stro k e of 12 had ush- construction of which is a design who were here to keep things L. N. Grintshaw did the same serv-
Following the banquet th e reg u ­
Mrs.
Boyles’
union
orch
estra
fu
r­
M in the first m orning of 1914, th a t not only insures a beautiful stra ig h t while the others kept th eir ice at T routdale hill.
nished the ntUBlc and all w ent m er­ lar business of the association was
The enthusiasm all along the
taken up. The officers were all
|be sale of liq u o r was quietly dis- arran g em en t but a convenience when m otor hikes going,
The run was to be a duration of route was intense, especially in ry as a m arriage bell until 3:30, unanim ously
chosen
to succeed
mntinued a fte r som e cordial toasts he shall have erected th e expensive
when the strain s of Home, Sweet
ill around am ong th e p atro n s of the residence and o th e r buildings which 18 hours a t a » average speed of 24 Gresham where a large crowd stood Home sent the rem aining revelers them selves: Wm. C. Metzger, p resi­
Hirst parlors, an d th e doors were he has ln mind, and which will prob- miles an hour. 11 was claslfied as all day long awaiting the riders as away to sleep a few hours of the dent; Floyed Metzger, secretary ;
j W illa Metzger, trea su rer, and S, E.
loubled padlocked w hile a careless ably he built during the coming year an elim ination run, contestants rid- they came in covered with mud and first day of th e new year.
The different trees he is now set­ ing until any one of the 19 could heard th eir stories of m ishaps along
rowd looked on. T hen G resham
Mrs. Boyle has announced an o th ­ Toeplentan, adviser. A fter ap p o in t­
ting o u t em brace th e flowering m ake a perfect score of 1000 points, the road. The men would come to
ba* dry.
er dance for F riday evening. Jan. ing com m ittees to arran g e for the
A cash prize of $100 a halt singly and in bunches, but of
chestnut,
which will border the if possible.
The stock of liq u o rs in W ithrow
16, at which cash prizes wll be given next reunion, the program of the
Butcher’s saloon w as placed tem - drivew ay in a profusion at once a t­ was offered, but there was not a per- the nineteen sta rters all were out of to the holders of lucky num bers I day was rendered.
feet score.
the race but eight before noon. Va- F u rth e r announcem ent will be made
The guest of honor was grand-
prarlly in th e custody of City Re- tractiv e and ornam ental. The plans
The event sta rted at m idnight rlous accidents occurred to all of (letalling
[ fath er Ezekiel
Beers. Mr. Beers,
the plan
mrder D. M. R oberts who saw th a t show- gifted ideas of forethought
and the w inner was expected to fin- them and Bevernl machines came |
while well past four score years of
It was all safely stow ed aw ay in the and m ust he seen to be appreciated
age, still retain s his active m ental
»ncrete basem ent.
Mr. R oberts when they have put forth th eir sum ­ lsh at 6 o’clock last night. The run limping in late, although a few
was over a course of 33 miles, sta rt- stayed in the race to the finish. The
. faculties, and recited a stirrin g
ten locked th e only door, sealed m er garb and are in full flower.
j "Scene from th e Civil W ar," which
Ing at Broadway and Ankeny streets last one was due to pass through
Ibe lock w ith sealing wax and kept
received generous applause.
P
ortland.
The
course
led
out
east-
Gresham
at
5:15
but
there
was
one
te key.
ward
over
th
e
Broadway
bridge,
to
ju
st
a
little
afte
r
six
and
the
race
__
j Geo. Page, as a valued addition,
Late yesterday
aftern o o n
th e
the Sandy road, thence to T routdale, was over.
The following article on cream ery recounted
the
influences
which
Iront doors of th e saloon were
over the hill and down to the Auto­
Only
one
man,
Rose
on
an
Excel-
proficiency
is
taken
from
the
last
Is-
brought
him
to
Gresham
and
in
well
pened again, b u t th e bar was orna-
mobile club house, then to Gresham sior machine, com pleted the race sue of the Sandy Jo u rn al;
chosen words expressed his pleasure
lented only
w ith em pty glasses,
On Sunday m orning a t 11 o’clock by way of the Twelve-Mile house;
and he was behind the stipulated
A m eeting of the b u tterm ak ers of 1,1 being adm itted Into the Metzger
he Bame a tte n d a n ts w ere on duty Rev. M elville T. W ire will preach on
down Powell Valley road to Eighty- time. The course led him around ' the sto le was held in P o rtland with i fan ,Hy- O ther num bers on the pro-
usual,
but only
the m ildest th e su b je ct: "Sanctification, H oli­
second stre e t; thence to the Rusell- the track 11 times before returning a view of establishing a produce ex- ( (tram w ere:
irinks were served, such as soda ness and C hristian P erfectio n — w hat
vllle schoolhouse, from Montavilla to Portland. He had much diffi change w here th e su rp lu s b u tte r Hong
My Old K entucky Home
rater, lem onade and
Bull Run. they are and how related in C h ris­
Young folks.
villa and down to the Sandy road; culty.
could
be
disposed
of
advantageously
leef tea and o y ste r cocktails w ere tian E xperience.” Sunday n ig h t at
Floyed Metzger
thence over the same circuit again
Five riders dropped out before
This plan failed because the city Reading
lie stro n g est refre sh m e n ts and ci­ 7:30 th e topic will be: "T he U n-'
and again until the race was over.
the race had been on four hours. men thought th e country cream er­ Songs Helen Pfaff and Virl Meyers
converted M an’s E xcuses.”
te8 were th e only o th e r luxury.
Emil Oswald
Checking stations were m a in ta in -: The directors of the race were un- ies should confine th e ir o p erato rs in Reading
Mr W ithrow says he will con­
Beginning Sunday night, week of
Plano solo
Lucy Toepleman
ed a t the Russellville schoolhouse able last night to decide who Is the Portland to the exchange.
tinue the business as a g en tlem en ’s p ray e r services will be observed at
D elbert Metzger
and a t the crest of the T routdale hill, w inner and may divide the money
The movement was sta rted by the Recitation
Resort in th a t way u n til th e decree th e M ethodist Episcopal church for ’
Isabel Metzger
The tim e control was on Main street, afte r the race is checked up.
officers of the N orthw est B u tter and Piano solo
i( the sup rem e co u rt se ttle s th e le- one week including Sunday night,
R ecitatio n..................Conrad M etzger
Produce
Company,
a^
co-operation
pliase of the la te election.
He J a n u a ry 11.
composed of ab o u t 30 cream eries Vocal s o lo ................ Jennie Oswald
Has a lease on th e building and
W eek n ig h t topics are as follows:
Jokes— F ailu re to respond sub-
operating in th is sta te outside of
es to b reak even for aw hile al- Monday, Ja n u a ry 5— T he S crip tu re
ject
to pay forfeits.
Portland.
Ihough he may decide la te r to q uit Prom ises.
A fter a reading by Cecil Metzger,
The company established an office
T uesday, Ja n u a ry 6— P ra y er and
Btirely if th e decision goes again st
and depot in this city several m onths all joined hands, as is th e custom ,
the C hristian Life.
■L
ago ln order to get in closer touch and sang, "God be with You Till We
W ednesday, J a n u a ry 7— T he W ill, j O regon’s greatest new spaper came
The saloon of H erm an M atthes
with the local b u tte r trade. These Meet Aagain.
FAIRVIEW , Dec. 31— A pretty
T hursday, Ja n u a ry 8 Justifica- OU( jn a new year edition of five sec-
kill rem ain locked for the sam e
Those present w ere:
Ezekiel
various
cream eries supply th e ir own
I
wedding was solemnized at the
tion by F aith .
Masons.
tions, fo u r of which were wholly de­ home of the bride's m other, Mrs. districts with b u tter, but frequently Beers, Henry Metzger, Clem entine
F riday, Ja n u a ry 9— W hat is the
voted to a resum e of the resources Rena Robinson in P ortland on have a surplus, which they m arket Met ger, Wm. M etzger, B ert Metz-
W itness of th e S pirit?
Elsie M etzger,
T helm a Metzger,
Sunday, Ja n u a ry 11 T he Gospel of th e sta te , w ritten in a masterly C hristm as evening when Miss F ran ­ here.
Maud Metzger, J. H. M etzger, Eliza
Last
week
the
experim
ent
was
m an n er by a hundred of the experts ces Elizabeth Robinson was m arried
in a N utshell.
tried of selling b u tte r at auction, and Metzger, Ben Metzger, Cecil Metzger,
The public is cordialy invited to in every phase of w estern develop­ to Mr. Earl T egart, of Fairview,
Hilda Metf.ger, K atherine Metzger,
m ent. Possibly the most im portant Rev. Thom as Robinson, b ro th er of the success th a t attended th e sales Floyed Metzger, W alter Metzger. I)
these services.
induced
the
officers
of
the
company
W. M etzger, Emma M etzger, S. E
The bride
of ail p ertain ed to the expected ad­ the bride, officatlng
The frien ds and neighbors gath-
v antages to follow the completion of wore w hite satin and carried white to suggest the scheme of a reg u lar i Toeplem an, Lucy Toeplem an, Emil
«red at th e hom e of H. W. Snashall
P riv a te Sale,
b u tte r board where the product could Oswald, Jen n ie Oswald, Helen Pfaff,
On account of leaving city will th e P an am a canal.
A ltogether it rose buds. The bride was attended he disposed of at daily sessions to the VM
on Pleasant View avenue for th e pu r­
sell
at
my
residence
on
R
oberts
ave­
by
her
sister,
Miss
Ada
Robinson,
was a com plete exploitation of every
pose of w atching th e old year out
1
1 Lawrencp, E. W. Ayluworth, Minnie
nue and T hird stre e t, 1 Cable piano,
| A ylsw orth,
I^a wrence
Aylsw orth,
lad to u sh er th e new ln. The even­ 1 Davenport, 1 kitchen trea su re, 1 resource of th e sta te and particularly who wore pink silk. C hester Kron- highest bidder.
S
tatem
ents
have
been
made
th
a
t
Geo.
Page.
G
race
Page,
J.
G. Metz-
enberg,
a
cousin
of
the
groont.
was
ing was sp ent In music and gam es as cupboard, 1 refrig erato r. The above of P o rtlan d , illu strate d with more
ger, G ertru d e Metzger. Ray Metzger,
the clock told th e h o u r that separat- piano and fu rn itu re are new and th a n forty pages of superb en­ hest man. The wedding march was ! out8lde creamery b u tte r w a 8 n o t W illa M etzger, Evelyn Metzger, Ma­
be sold at private sale, cheap gravings of scenes and buildings played by Mrs. B Tonseth, sister o f j edual ,n '<ualhy to ,bfll made ln ,h l" bel M etzger, Minnie A tkinson, Rose
od 1913 from 1914, They drank will
for .ash . EMIL G. KARDELL.
Metzger, Conrad Metzger, Delbert
th a t have m ade Oregon and P ort­ tlie groom. The house was prettily city.
the good h ea lth and prosperity to
In o rd er to test the m atter, sam ­ M etzger, Isabel
Metzger.
Bonita
decorated
in
evergreens.
R
efresh­
land
fam
ous,
and
several
maps
that
one and all ln sw eet cider. The hos­
Metzger, R uth WluterB, M argaret
ples
were
purchased
In
the
open
re
­
were Intended to show the ieda of m ents were served. The b rid e’s
W inters
tess had p rep a re d a fine lunch to
tail m arket yesterday by Deputy
developm ent attain ed .
The des­ bouquet was caught by Miss Grace
which all did am ple justice. Those
Zlemer, of the S tate Dairy and Food
criptive articles were educational Deichman, a form er schoolm ate of
Present were, Mr. and Mrs. Paul
Commission.
These sam ples were
the
bride.
______
in
th
e
ir
tre
a
tm
e
n
t,
and
th
e
ir
scope
Bliss and sons, C leveland and Wil-
exam
ined
and
scored
as follows by G.
The groom who is a son of Mr.
At the regular m onthly m eeting was as wide as th e te rrito ry they
l»rd, and M aster A rthur,M r. and
A. L am bert, of the W estern dairy d i­
grange
hall,
S
aturday,
and
Mrs.
Wnt.
T
egart,
is
a
g
rad
u
ate
held
at
the
were
m
ade
to
cover.
O
ther
special
Mrs. E A. B aker, Mrs. Sm ith, Mr.
vision of the United S tates d ep a rt­
27,
P leasant
Valley editions of th e O regonian paled al- of P ortland Academy and the bride
ond Mrs. C. H. B atem an, and Mr. December
m ent of A griculture, which shows
also
attended
the
sam
e
institution,
grange
elected
the
following
mem-
most
Into
insignificance
in
comparl-
*nd Mrs. J. W. Cogswell. At an
Claude S m ith ’s p icture th e ate r
the
high quality of the product of
wily hour they w ished one and all bers for officers to serve the coming son with th is one, for It was truly going from th ere to the Good Sam ar­ the local cream ery.
1 m idnight m atinee was a g reat suc-
itan
hospital
from
which
she
g
rad
u
­
great and leaves b ut little for it to
• Happy New Y ear and departed to year:
P er cent. ieae.
The usual run up to 10
C ream ery—
M aster. H. W. Snashall; overseer, say on o th e r like occasions except ated as a nurse with the class of
their several hom es feeling they
92 i o’clock was greeted by a full house
A lsea .........................
R
obert
H
enderson;
lecturer,
Mrs.
j
review
of
w
hat
has
been
accom-
1912.
Had all Bpent an enjoyable evening Vena Snashall; stew ard, Mrs. Henry
92 and then th e crowd Just rem ained
Mr. and Mrs. T egart have gone to Mount Hood .........
*nd trusting th a t they m ight all m eet R estorf; assistant stew ard, A rth u r pllehed in a single je a r. However.
92 for th e m idnight en tertain m en t,
Brandels
C
alifornia
w
hrre
they
expect
to
re­
T aylor chaplain Mrs. M E. Donley; It may be depended upon to tell us
Wain In one y ea r la ter.
91 with free coffee and sandwiches,
i Junction City
secretary, Edna D. Berke; treasu rer, th a t, for th e New Year Oregonian main for several weeks.
90 Jonly th e re were m ore than a t first.
Mrs. Sarah F rost; gatekeeper, T. E. is a perm anent in stitu tio n th a t will
Those present a t th e wedding I Albany
.......... 90 F our reels were run. P rofessor W at-
Card o f T hanks.
Silverton
Taylor; Ceres, Mrs. H enderson; Po­
were Mr. and Mrs Wm. T egart, Mr.
90 son’s six-piece o rch estra furnished
We desire th ro u g h th is paper to mona. Mrs. Andrew Olson; F lora, tell it all on each recurrence of the
and Mrs. R ichard T egart, Mr. and Lucerne
Mrs
K
ittie
B
atem
an;
lady
assistant
new
year
90 musical en tertain m en t and the lunch
«press our th a n k s fo r th e sym pathy
Clear
Creek
Mrs. B. Tonseth, Mr. and Mrs. A.
stew ard, Miss Florence Taylor.
90 was served a fte r th e new year had
‘»d kindness show n us by the people
K ronenberg, Mrs
Rena Robinson, Monmouth
89 come. It was a g rea t affair and was
Mount
Angel
Gresham in o u r sad bereavem ent New Board to R eplace Old .One
Mr. and Mrs. E. H. Robinson, Mr
thoroughly enjoyed.
V the death of o u r d ea r son and
H
ubbard
A last m eeting of the old board of
-----------
and Mrs A lbert Robinson, Mr. and
Mother We also th a n k th e choir n iiecto rs of the M ultnomah county
C hristian Science service wll be Mrs. John Cummins, Mr and Mrs McMinnville
Colorado and Am erican
Field
for their b eau tifu l m usic w hich will F a ir association will be held next held Sunday at 11 o’clock In their
Sunset .....................
O. S. Post, Mrs. Lillie Hanley, Misses
fence at Sterling A K idder's.
i,Ter be forgotten.
Monday m orning at 10 o’clock for tho hall ln the F irst State Bank build- (jrace Deichman, Grace Cornell Lane County
89
Mr. and Mrs. D. L. McLean were
Mr. and Mrs. J. 8. W elty, Mr. and purpose of closing up any unfinlslie 1 ing. Subject, God. The public is A(J> Robinson. Ruby and Pearl Townsend ...............
W oodburn
8
8
given
a su rp rise party la st Tuesday
Mrs. D. B. W elty, Mrs. 3. H. b tsin ess and adjourning.
Invited.
Frances, Vesta T egart, Pearl Rad­
88 by th e ir children and grandchildren
Pitkin.
Rev. O. C. W right, general mis- ford and Miss Dierdorff. Messrs Lebanon ...................
As soon as the old board shall
88 Those taking part were Mr. and Mrs.
have passed out of existence the t.e v sionary of the Baptist sta te cpnveti- C hester K ronenberg, Earl Town­ Oakland ....................
®8'* to u g h M edicine for C hildren
88 Jam es Lawrence, P. Michel and fam-
hcard will be organized and tbo offi- tion of Oregon will preach at the send, Blain T urner, Cedric Stone, Colum bia .................
I am very glad to say a few words
Philom
ath
..............
87 ly, Mr. and Mrs. George Page, E W.
« Praise Of C h a m b e rla in ’s Cough cers for the ensuing year .vitl oc B aptist church Sunday, both morn Lloyd T egart Reginald Robinson, Jefferson ................ .
87 Aylsworth and afmlly. Mrs. Phoebe
ing and evening. Sunday school 10 Harold Robinson, Mr. Richardson
"♦ffledY" w rites Mrs. L ida Dewey, elefte(1
Creswell ..................
87 Thompson of P o rtlan d , Will McLean
"fiwaukee, Wis. " I have used It
a.
m.
All
are
cordially
Invited
to
and Rev. Thomas Robinson.
T he m eeting will be held early ln
A pplegate-W illiam s
87 and fam ily, Mrs. Inez Miller and son
L l y.8ar’ both fo r my ch ild ren and
services
of
th
e
church.
E.
A.
. •’’’ aad it never fails to relieve the day so as to get through before all
87 j Ralph and Mrs. Mary Holloway, of
Brownsville ...........
Ijvdles' Aid Tea.
I, vJV * a cou8h o r cold. No fam l- 2 o’clock, which is the hour .for the Leonard, pastor
8 7 P o rtland, a niece of Mr. and Mrs.
Independence ........
The
Fairview
Lodge
No.
92,
A.
Mrs
Burke
will
entertain
the
M
children
should — be --- w ---------
ithout m eeting of the stockholders of the
, it .
,
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87 McLean. A bountiful d inner was
E.
Aid
society
Wednesday
afternoon
T
’amaecue
......
Sn“ j L , * '7* almo8t„ lm ®e d ia ' e r e,“ ? f M ultnom ah & Clackam as M utual F. and A. M. will meet on Saturday
87 served a t noon. Law rence Wray, the
of croup. ’ C h a m b e rla in s ‘ ,u
evening Jan 3. Stated communl- January 7. A 10c tea will be eerv- Hazelwood
J U h Remedy Is pleasan t and safe T elephone company. T here will be evening,
87 {little son of Mr. and Mrs E W, Ayle-
ed
at
4:30
and
business
meeting
at
Cottage
Grove
W ork in M M. degree. Re­
» take hlch is of g re a t im po rtan ce one director elected by the tele- cation
85 worth, represented the fo u rth gener-
*h»n \ » î dlc,ne must b® g,ven t0 Phone etockholders to succeed A. B. freshm
ents will
will be
By or- 3. Friends and members of the Corvallis ........
loans
freshmente
d served
MT. HOOD CREAMERY
HIGHEST PER CENT
SERIES OF SERMONS
FOR PRAYER WEEK
THE OREGONIAN’S
FAIRVIEW COUPLE
JOINED IN WEDLOCK
NEW YEAR PAPER
OLD YEAR OUT AND
THE NEW YEAR IN
SNASHALL ELECTAD
MASTER AGAIN
MOVIE MATINEE
PROVED A WINNER
Additional Gresham Locals
«
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s is js
1
church cordially Invited.
t Springfield ....
I I Nation at the gathering.