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GRESHAM,
FAIRVIEW AND TROUTDALE NEWS
OREGON,
Corbett
T l E SIM I'.
M A I i t i t
SOCIAL
24.
Iitit
DRAMA
AND PIE AUCTION
Miss E th el S m ith , w ho ho ld s a po­
S o m eth in g uew in socials w ill be
sitio n w ith th e Iro n -clad Silo Co., o f
P o rtla n d , sp en t S unday a t h e r hom e given a t O rien t n ex t S a tu rd a y even
h e re F e rn d a le Place.
ing w ith an adm issio n fee o f 10 and
Mr an d Mrs H eslin . o f F airview , 15 cen ts. T h e re w ill be a v aried p ro ­
a tte n d e d th e d an ce a t th e g ra n g e hall g ram co n sistin g of a tw o-act d ram a,
S atu rd ay ev en in g a n d v isited th e lat- in te rsp e rse d w ith re c ita tio n s and in-
| te r 's s is te r an d b ro th e r-in -la w , Mr. tr u m e n ta l m usic.
! an d Mrs. L ee E vans.
T h e u n iq u e fe a tu re w ill be an
Lew is B enfield, o f P o rtla n d , sp en t a u c tio n sule of pies.
him unconscious.
Dr. B ittn e r w as
E ach w om an
FUN DIAL RANCH
T u esd ay w ith hom e fo lk s a t th e ran ch a tte n d in g is re q u ested to b rin g one
called a n d fo u n d h is back an d sid e
HAS CONFLAGRATION i J o h n D odson an d a p a rty of frien d s w ith both h e r ow n n am e and th a t
was q u ite badly sp ra in e d an d Jils
TR O U TD A L E , M arch 23.— At an ( from P o rtla n d cam e o u t in th e ir m a- of th e pie a tta c h e d . T hey w ill be
head w as la c e ra te d . At th is w ritin g
ch in e and. sp en t S unday fishing n e a r sold a t auction.
Jie is re s tin g q u ite easy an d will be e arly h o u r on S a tu rd a y m o rn in g tire here.
F o llow ing is th e p ro g ra m :
w as disco v ered in o n e o f th e houses
a b o u t ag a in in a few days.
Mr. an d Mrs. F. L. E v ans a re a t In s tru m e n ta l m u sic............. Miss B eers
R ecitatio n
Miss O ru Q uicksall
Mrs. A. C. Sim ons e n te rta in e d th e b elo n g in g to th e Sun D ial ra n c h com ­ th e ir farm n e a r M osier.
D ram a: —
L ad ies' Aid society of th e M ethodist pany, know n as th e " re d h o u se" s it­
Mr. an d Mrs. A lb ert Fox, of T r o u t­
"M rs. S tubbing, Book A gent."
ch u rc h on W ednesday a fte rn o o n . T he u ated ab o u t h a lf way b etw een F a ir- d ale, cam e o v er in th e ir new C a rte r
Act 1. T he deacon is m istak en
h o u rs w ere p assed in sew ing. T hose view a n d T ro u td a le .
F o r th e past a u to S unday,
fo r th e book ag en t.
p re se n t w ere M esdam es C. M. B row n,
y e a r th e ho u se h as been o ccupied by
F red Reed w as in P o rtla n d on bu si­ S electio n , "O ld B lack J o e "
J. P. P rovin ce, M arvin B row n, Roy-
n
ess
Monday.
a Ja p a n e s e fam ily.
It is supposed
im p e rso n a tio n
B row n, D. S. D u n b ar, G eorge B ur- , he fire ,.a u g |lt from a d efe,.,Jve Hue
L aw rence E vans is th e p ossesso r of
A ct II. T ile book ag e n t succeeds
lin g am e, J. O. D avis, C lau d e H u rst
a
new
ca
rria
g
e
.
an d o w in g to th e stro n g e a st w ind
in b ea u tify in g th e old m aid
A. B. M oller, F . D. A xtell, J . W.
w hich was blow ing, th e h o u se w ith
Mrs. M yrta Reed v isited h e r d a u g h ­
C H A R A C T ER S.
B enecke, J o h n L oser, A. H iggins, C.
! all of its c o n te n ts was a to ta l loss, te r, Mrs. A lb ert F o x ,* a t T ro u td a le
P elleg G ellep, a book a g e n t, M at­
A. S te w a rt an d Miss B ird ie Cowles. j besides ab o u t »750 in cu rren cy be-
W ednesday an d T h u rsd a y .
thew R auw .
Mrs. F. D. A xtell g av e a te a on
I lo n g in g to o n e o f th e Ja p s w hich was
Sig. K n ig h to n , tiie to u so ria l a rtis t,
D eacon W heezy, a w idow er w ith
T h u rsd a y a fte rn o o n fo r th e benefit j in th e h o u se a t th e tim e. T h e house
pu t in a busy day h e re S a tu rd a y .
m a trim o n ia l
in te n tio n s, L au ren ce
of th e L adies Aid so ciety of th e P re s­
Main Street, Gresham
Mr. an d Mrs. it. p. R asm ussen a t­ C rasw ell.
w as o n e of th e o ld e st b u ild in g s in
b y te ria n ch u rch . T h e ro o m s w ere
: e a ste rn M u ltn o m ah , h av in g been b u ilt ten d ed P o m o n a g ra n g e a t R u ssell­
A m elia
M errym e,
s e n tim e n ta l,
p re ttily
d ec o ra te d
w ith
O regon
by th e la te Ja m e s S to tt on his d o n a ­ ville W ednesday.
lovesick old m'aid, Miss C ena Van-
g ra p e , fe rn s an d sp rin g blossom s and
tio n lan d claim .
F leet.
a d a in ty lun ch w as serv ed . T hose
B est F a m ily L ax ative.
The L a d ie s' Aid society m et at th e
David S tubbing, not so stu p id as
p re s e n t w ere M esdam es J. W. M oller,
ch u rch o n W ednesday afte rn o o n T he
B ew are of c o n stip a tio n .
Use Dr he seem s, F re d W agner.
G eorge Shaw , Jo h n H eslin . J. W.
h o u rs w ere passed in q u iltin g , a fte r K in g 's New Life P ills an d keep well
Miss E lv ira S tu b b in s, w ith a m ind
B u rd ln e, T ho m as R ound, C. S h ep ard ,
C h arles E. S m ith , of W est
w hich lunch w as serv ed . T h o se p res­ Mrs
of h e r ow n, Miss Rose Beers.
J o h n D oupe, E liza S tone, C. F a n c h e r,
F
ra
n
k
lin
,
Mrs
,
c
alls
th
em
,
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en t w ere, M esdam es C. W. B ellm er,
fam ily la x a tiv e ." N o th in g b e tte r tor
Jo h n B liss, E. D. H o lg ate, W. C.
The TAD G rocer) Store
t . I. R ak er, C. A. M arian a, Georg»1 a d u lts o r aged. G et th em today. 25c
Spece, G ra n t Shaw , A. K ro n en h erg ,
H E.
L um sden, W. P. P arso n s, F red Z im ­ All D ru g g ists o r by m ail.
M. C. C o rn e tt, C. A. S te w a rt, A J.
m erm an . C. O. W illiam s, C. I. T h o m ­ B ucklen ,v Co., P h ila d e lp h ia o r St
Louis.
S tone, D. S. D u n b ar, W. T. B rooks,
Miss E llen C aldo and A lonzo R a d ­
as, Ja m e s R obinson, N. 8. P arso n s,
Ja m e s A nderso n , D. W. M cKay, C. M.
ford. both p ro m in en t young people
L ouie K u m m er, G ra n t Shaw , J. 8.
B row n, J. L. A ngel. A. L. H arvey,
of th is place, w ere m a rrie d a t Van
B u rn s, J. W. B u rd in e, G eorge S la te r,
J. B. L en t, J. M ath ias, D. S h e a re r,
co u v er W ednesday, M arch 18.
A
and E llen W rig h t, M isses E d ith M ar­
H e rb e rt S h u te, C h a rle s R obbins. E d­
S ev eral m em b ers of C olum bia crow d of frien d s c h a riv a rie d Mr. and
ian!, F ay P a rso n s, M yrle an d G ladys
w in B u rlin g a m e , J. P. P ro v in ce,
W illiam s an d E lizab eth T h o m as, M as­ g ra n g e a tte n d e d P o m o n a a t R u sse ll­ Mrs. R ad fo rd a t th e ir hom e ut Cot
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G eorge B u rlin g am e, L ouis K um m er.
ters H aro ld a n d H o m er L u m sd en and ville on W ednesday to w hich a larg e tre ll W ednesday evening.
J. W. T ow nsen d , J. N. F a ris an d Rev. Deal P arso n s.
g a th e rin g of m em b ers from the local
Mrs. H anks, a re tu rn e d m ission
It is the one universal staple cereal food,
T h o m as R obinson.
It was a very nary from A frica, will give an in te r ­
Mrs. A ngie W ood an d ch ild re n , - g ra n g e s assem b led .
eaten
in all lands, always clean, always pure, always
Mrs. J. W. B enecke e n te r ta in e d on
Miss A rlen e C ase, H aro ld C ase and in te re s tin g and e d u c a tio n a l m eeting e stin g ta lk on m issio n ary w ork at thi
S a tu rd a y a fte rn o o n th e occasion be­
the
same.
ch u rch
S unday
ev ening.
Veal W ood, o f L au rel, O regon, a re in every resp ect an d g re a t in te re st B aptist
ing th e b irth d a y a n iv e rsa ry of h er
M arch 29.
he g u e sts of Mrs. W oods’, m o th er, was m an ifested in all b u sin ess tra n s
Delicious for breakfast when served with milk
son W illiam . T h e h o u rs w ere passed •Irs C. II. L ig h t.
acted d u rin g th e day. Many ex cel­
E rn e st Ball an d dan, lite r Lois, of
in g am es an d m usic a f te r w hich re ­
or cream, or for any meal when served with fruit.
J e a n L arso n an d fam ily h av e m ov­ lent sp e a k e rs w ere p re se n t, an d one P o rtla n d , w ere th e S unday g u e sts at
fre sh m e n ts w ere serv ed .
T h e h o s­
ed from th e Lou H arlow c o tta g e in to of th e most in te re s tin g fe a tu re s d e ­ th e hom e of Mr. an d Mrs. G. H
tess was assisted by h e r d a u g h te r. ■ he L ogan b u ild in g .
bated on was th e in itia tiv e an d ref
B lack b u rn .
Miss D orothy an d Miss M yrle H eslin.
( . 1. R a k e r anil fam ily an d F ra n k - eren d u n t, w hich w as p re se n te d by-
T hose p re se n t w ere M isses F ay Dav­
Maybee, R, D. B ailey an d fam ily an d Mr. D u fur who fav o red som e ch an g e
is, Jo s e p h in e T ow n sen d , L u cile an d
d iss E m m a Jo h n so n h ad a d e lig h t- in th e m easure.
W illo H u rst, L illian H eslin , E sth e r
T he co u n ty co m m issio n er, R. IIol
ul irip to H illsb o ro by a u to on last
Mrs. C. H. W ihlon, who has been
Shaw an d
M abie B row n; M asters
MRS. M SQUIRE
iu n d ay . T hey w ere th e g u e sts of Roy m an, was also p re s e n t an d gave a very ill, is now ab le to be a ro u n d .
C la ss a n d P r iv a te L e s s o n s
M yrl H u rst, C lau d e H eslin , A lfred lav es a n # fam ily.
line ta lk d u rin g th e a fte rn o o n . The
Main
S
tre e t o p p o site
M
innie
P
alm
quisfft
visited
hom
e
L ed b u ry , H aro ld Shaw , T ed d ie Hes
B ank of G resham
On S a tu rd a y ev en in g T ro u td a le A lbina bu sin ess m en 's o rg a n iz a tio n folks Sunday.
Phone 6ÖI F LORENCE M HONEY
lin, C liflord an d G len B u rlin g am e,
h a p te r No. 80 O. E. .8., e n te rta in e d also w as re p re se n te d , a n d a good
z
M am ie P itts, who Is ta k in g n u rs e s'
G eorge A nderso n an d Emil Loser.
tVorthy G ran d M atron Mrs.
M ary m ovem ent is on fo o t, to b e tte r tin- > ra in in g in P o rtla n d , visited at hom e
H aro ld R obinson, of P o rtla n d , has
d. R e ia c h e r, o f C ondon, O regon. m a rk e t fo r t i i e fa rm e rs so as to deal F rid ay a fte rn o o n . *
been th e g u est of h is b ro th e r. Rev.
W orthy G r a n d 'P a tr o n Dr. J. F ran cis d irectly with th e co n su m e r and cut
S. F. P itts is build in g a new house
T h o m as R obinson.
)ra k e , P ast W o rth y P a tro n s C lyde I ° Ut ,h e n,ld <Hemen, » h o so fa r havt
An his farm .
C a rp e n te r w ork in
Mr. an d Mrs. F. D. A xtell sp en t
i to
. n , o . f ..
•’van s and G eorge S ta p le
P o rt- gained th e biggest p rofit of th e p ro ­ c h a rg e of David C athey.
S unday a t B eav erto n th e g u e st of F.
duce
raised
by
tile
fa
rm
e
rs.
T
he
and.
A fte r b u sin ess m eetin g re-
Miss E d ith H ale, of P le a sa n t H om e
S. B rig h am an d faiiiily.
lad ies o f th e R u ssellv ille g ra n g e d e ­
re sh m e n ts w ere served.
visited th e hom e of C. | | W ihlon F r i­
C h a rle s S m ith h a s re tu rn e d a fte r
serv
e
cred
it
fo
r
th
e
ir
h
o
sp
ita
lity
.
T
he
W ill W rig h t an d wife have g one to
day and S a tu rd ay .
sp e n d in g som e tim e w ith re la tiv e s in
lu b b a rd , O regon, to resid e a fte r tab les in th e sp acio u s d in in g hall
A rlie W hite, ot L ents, is sp en d in g
M ichigan.
p en d in g th e w in te r w ith his m o th er were fairly g ro a n in g u n d e r th e heavy
lie week w ith his m o th er, Mrs. C. M
Mr. and Mrs. C, Je re m ia h of P o r t­ •Irs. E llen W rig h t.
load of good th in g s to e a t to which
O lip h an t.
lan d , have been th e g u e sts of Mr. and
all did am p le ju s tic e . N ext Pom ona
Inquiries and Orders Invited for all Grades of
Mrs. J. M. Davis.
( e d a r P olish Mops, also C ed ar oil. will m eet w ith M u ltn o m ah g ra n g e In 1'liambei'laiii'N T a b le ts
fo
r
C
o
n
s
tip
a
-
M rs. A. C. Sim ons will give a tea
LOO, $1.25 an d $1.50 a t S terlin g & Ju n e.
tion.
on W ednesday afte rn o o n fo r th e ben- iid d e r's .
F o r c o n stip a tio n , C h a m b e rla in ’s I
The new s h as ju s t reach ed us h e re I ab lest a re excellent. Easy to ta k e
Of th e d e a th of Mrs. D odson, m o th e r m ild an d g e n tle in effect. G ive them
l
l o r sa le by G resham Drug
of It. M. Dodson, th e p o stm a ste r of a • o tria
, an d all D ealers.
C o rb eit. She w ent to L os A ngeles
las fall in hopes (h a t h e r h ealth
I h ere a re se v eral new ads. in thin I
would be b en elitted , but h e r age was issu e of th e O utlook. B e tte r read
ag ain st h e r and sh e finally su ccu m b ­ them all to w a k e sure.
P h on e 4 4 6
M A R TIN L E N N A R T Z . M gr.
S a n d y , O re
ed. Mrs. Dodson was a w om an of
c u ltu re an d refin em en t and was a
■plendiil e n te rta in e r. S he sp e n t p a rt
FREE I
« H l I« II S E R I |< E's
ol h e r life in A lask a, an d loved th e
Mr.
an
d
Mrs
I.
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.
B
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r
e
n
te
r
B and co n cert and b a sk e tb a ll gam e
life in th e n o rth e rn reg io n , w here h e r
I.IN 'N 'E .M A N M E M O R I A L M E T H o D -
sons ow ned ex ten siv e bu sin ess in te r ­ tallied S unday at d in n e r, Mr. and
ill be given w ith a b ask et social at Is t E l i o . -.11,111 c h u r c h , ( ¡ r t- H li.iin I ’ r r a c li -
IIIR S e rv ic e s a t I I a rn a n d J 30 p m
■Irs.
G.
M.
L
au
g
h
lin
,
G
a
rre
t
Y
ott,
est. It was w ith g re a t d elig h t sh e
he O rien t g ra n g e
ball, S a tu rd ay B u n d a y s c h o o l n t t o 11 m , J u n lo .
I . o i y u e a t 3 30 p rn., E i . w o r t t i l.e .ig t i. .
re la te d som e of h e r ex p erien ces th e re Rev. J T. llo y e, Miss G race K e sle r
ig b t, A pril 4, 1914, u n d e r th e aus a t t. «5 |. m A . H . L y m a n S u in i;. .
son
and
Miss
E
s
th
e
r
L
au
g
h
lin
and d ecla red
th e a tm o sp h e re ot
S c h o o l S u p e r in te n d e n t ; M r s
L i ly I ’. i
Mr. anil Mrs. H W S n ash ali had
'Ices of th e P le a sa n t H om e brass Ie n E p w o r t h L e u g n e p r e s id e n t . M l -
A lask a th e m ost d e lig h tfu l, an d p o s­
A u o ttu
I t n u s 't u ll. t l u u n . I I . e n g in - S u lu -
. n t i in te n t.
¡ le y
M e lv i l le
Wli
sessed a g re a t love fo r th a t cold as B unday g u e sts th e ir son and land.
P a s to r
A b a sk e tb a ll g am e betw een the fat
c le a r clim ate. Mr. D odson, who was , d a u g h te r V alen tin e and M yrtle S nas
| liall.
I ItE E
M E T H O D IS T
t 'llI 'I t i'H
md lean m en of th e co m m u n ity will
g re a tly dev o ted to his m o th er, went
M o t in n s s e rm o n a t I I o 'c lo c k , e y e n lr i
C h ris tia n E n d eav o r as usual Bun
played, a f te r th e b ask ets a re sold, - e n o o n a t 7 30. S u n d a y a c lio o l a t |.
dow n to Los A ngeles tw o w eeks ago
Do you realize what this m eans to you and those depend­
m.
Ite v . l i
M, C a th e y a t ip e r in le n
29.
Topic
vhlch p ro m ises to be one of th e most , u .-rit.
to be w ith h e r th e last days of h er day e v e n in g , M arch
C l,is s m e e tin g f o l l n w l n g
m oo.
ing on you
g s e llo o n
I
I, F lo s s c la s s le a ile i
im u sin g e v e n ts of th e season and a o I n m
life. H e is ex pected back h ere in a W hat M issions a re d o in g fo r thi
y e r uif*«*t!tiÿi T i i i i r m i i i y HveniriKM
D on’t be satisfied with a small salary all your life—do as
W orld
A cts 13:1-12. To b e led t» :ood laugh is a n tic ip a te d
I th e
c h u rc h .
Ite v .
K rtw
W
H IlBh
i
few days.
t l*iiM tu r.
itev. J. T Hoye.
thousands have done; let the International Correspondence
T he e v e n in g 's p ro g ram will
be
Mrs. F. K n ieriem w as called to
S M IT H
M HM< »111 A I .
I ’ lt lB f lB Y T K It
Schools show you how your pay can be increased. It m atters
ipened anil in te rm in g le d w ith ex-
».Fairview a few days ago » b e n h e r
Ia n
F a ir v ie w .
H ev
Thus
R o b in s o n
e llen t baud m usic.
All lad ies at m in ia te !
not where you arc, in the factory or in the shop, in the mine
S u n d a y m -h n o l lo a. n i
M i­
la th e r, M r B u tle r, is very ill.
ti
W
M c K a y , sii|> er I n . n m l e n t . p re a c h
en
d
in
g
a
re
k
in
d
ly
re
q
u
ested
to
bring
Mrs. K etch em , of P o rtla n d , s is te r
or in the mill, in the office or store, the I. C. S. can and will
in s I l a in , V. P s C. E 7 .10 p m
laskets. E verybody com e an d boost I l e a c h in g b y u a s t o r u t V i c t o r y a n o
o f Mrs. L Benfield was so u n fo rtu n -
increase your earning capacity.
Ilu r lliiir t
s c h o o lh o u s e s
a lt e r n a t e S u u
T he serv ices last B unday at th e
be fats and c h e e r th e leaps
■lays, a f t e r n o o n a n d e v e n in s
a te as to fall dow n th e s ta ir s a sh o rt Iliff M em orial M ethodist c h u rc h w ere
The I. C. S. im parts to you just the knowledge needed to
a tT r e s e n ,“ " , ' ' . ^ 0 !1/ " ’‘r
h e lp fu l n a tu r e and
CHRISTIAN
BCIE.iCK
Services
advance you in your present position or to an occupation
T h e M o t h e r 's F a v o r i t e .
w ere
R - .* ’ - *■ h a ll, G r e s h a m B u n d a y s c h o u l
I
a th e B enfield bungalow . . in c h a rg e of th e p a sto r, Rev.
more to your liking.
a t t o a in
B e rv lc e a a t 11. t e s t i m i , i.
A
cough
m
ed
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fo
r
c
h
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ren
.
P
hoiihl be h a rm le ss
It sh o u ld be m e e tin g W e d n e s d a y e v e n in g a t I o'clock
S ervices a ar»
A dollar an hour is not out of your reach, if you will only let
GOOD JE R S E Y Mil IZ
a r,
I 7 S m
’" ith.
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re held every Sun- d e a a a n t to ta k e . It sh o u ld be ef-
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F A HOLLIDAY, Vice Pres
ERNEST W. PETERSON, Cashier.
In th e C ounty C o u rt of th e s t a t e of
O regon fo r th e C o u n ty or M arlon
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•ton, th e u n d e rsig n e d g u a rd ia n of the
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fo r cash , a t H tayton, O regon, to-w it:
An u n d iv id ed o n e-h u lf in te re s t In
i-ot No 9, In Block No. 10, In C en­
te r A u d itio n to E ast P o rtla n d , t now
P o rtla n d j in M u ltn o m ah county, O r­
egon.
MARY C. ALLEN,
8. H. HELTZEL,
Guardian.
A ttorney for Guardian
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u n d ersig n ed h as been ap p o in ted b>
H ie C irc u it co u rt of th e s ta te of Or.
gon fo r M ultnom ah co u n ty , th e ad
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G u llik so n , deceased, and has q uail
fled.
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to p re s e n t th e aarue, to rne at tin
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1914.
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M. C. K IN «,
A ttorney for A dm inistratrix.