Gresham outlook., April 24, 1914, Page 3, Image 3

GRESHAM.
OREGON.
FRIDAY,
APRIL
PAGE THREE
24, 1214
land, Rep.; M. E. M iller, St. Helens,
R e p ., F re d 8. Bynon, Salem , Rep.
R allruad C om m issioner.— F ra n k J. ,
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M iller, Albany, R ep.; H al D. P atto n . J Several from th is com m unity at-
Salern, Rep.
ten d ed th<Y q u a rte rly conference at
H ead of W ater Division No. 1.— I Iliff M em orial Episcopal ch u rch last
Jam es T. C hinnock, Salem , Rep.
Monday.
H ead of W ater Division No. 2.—
Mra Oan M urphy and Mrs. Chas.
G eorge T C ochran. La G rande. Rep. U ato u reii, of G resham , sp en t th e day
F o r county officers th e re are th e W ed„ esday w ith Miss M innie S h rln er
follow ing;
who Is a t h e r hom e io r a w eek’s va­
Sheriff.— E lect
one— A rchie F. cation.
L eonard, R ep.; T. M. H u rlb u rt, R ep.;
Mrs. I. N. L. S h rln e r visited in
Tom M. W ord, tin c u m b e n t), Dem.; P o rtlan d W ednesday w ith h er daugh- I
H. L. W allace, Dem.
ter, Mrs. F red F redeen.
County S u rv ey o r.— E lect one— R.
All th e teach ers fo r th e O rient j
C. Bonsor, R ep.; Jam es M. Myers,
school have been re-elected for th e j
Dem.; E rn est A. M iddlebrook», Rep,
C ounty C om m issioner.— E lect two com ing y ear w ith th e exception of
— P hilo H olbrook, Rep ; Jo h n B. Miss O ra Q uicksall, who is ab o u t to
Schaefer, of L ln n to n , Hep.; R u fu s C. re tu rn to h er hom e in th e E ast. The
H olm an (in cu m b en t) R ep.; W. S. teach in g force will be as follow s:
prin cip al, C. M. Q u ick sall; first in te r­
Conner, Rep.; C. W. H ohlt, Rep.; D.
m ediate, Miss M aud M ichel; second
V. H a rt (In c u m b e n t), R ep.; G. M.
in te rm ed ia te . Miss N ew m an, who
O rton, ltep .; B enjam in B rick. Dem.;
ta k es th e place of Miss Q uicksall;
T hom as J. K reu d er, R ep.; Jo h n D ris­
p rim ary , Miss Bessie O sborne.
coll, Rep.
Mrs. M L en n art« , of Sandy, and
C ounty C o ro n er.—-Elect one— Mrs.
N ellie C. H ughes, D em .; Dr. Daniel h er m o th er Mrs. Stevens, of W iscon­
G ran t, R ep.; Dr. Sam uel C. Slocum sin, and Mrs. Jo h n B ram h all spent
(In c u m b e n t), R ep.; Dr. F. H. Ilam - th e day T uesday in G resham .
T h e M ethodist L ad ies’ Aid will
m asch, Rep.; Dr. H. M. P a tto n , Rep.
County A u d ito r.— E lect one— Sam m eet next week W ednesday, A pril 29,
w ith Mrs. Chas. H unter.
B. M artin (in c u m b e n t), Rep
C ounty C lerk .— E lect one— Jo h n
Mrs. N ath an L aym an sp en t several
B. Coffey lln c u m b e n t), Rep.
days in T ro u td ale visitin g w ith her
C ounty T re a s u re r.— E lect one— d a u g h te r Mrs. Roy Surber.
Jo h n M. Lew is (in c u m b e n t), Rep.
Mrs. R o b ert Lansdow n visited in
Ju stic e of Peace, M ultnom ah Dis­ G resham W ednesday w ith relatives.
tric t.— E lect one-—D. 8. Jo h n so n .
Mrs. G ran t Sloop sp en t T uesday In
Rep.; B. F. Rollins, Dem.
Sandy w ith friends.
F o u r of th e can d id ates a re not op­
Mis H ilda Byers and Miss Newman
posed for th e n o m in atio n , e ith e r in
th e ir own o r In o th e r p arties. T his m ade a trip to P o rtlan d yesterday.
Pleasant Home
SOME SPECIALS IN
USED
p ía n o s
Kimball, reg $500
Weser Bros. reg. $400
Milton, reg. $350
D ra p .r Bros. reg. $325
Victor, reg. $375
now
now
now
now
now
$216
$185
$175
$125
$235
These pianos have been placed in our shop and through the
expert workmanship of our factory workmen, they are now
in perfect condition. Any one of these pianos purchased can
be exchanged at any time in three years from date of pur­
chase for a beautiful new Bush and Lane piano or player
piano, and allow all monies paid.
We do as We Advertise.
Bring this Ad. W ith You.
iush6.Inne..p'ranB^ii.
W H O LESA LER S
M A NU FA C TU R ER S.
R E T A IL E R S
433 435 W ashington Street
Portland, Oregon.
would they gain th ereb y ? Say th e
tolls will be $1.50 p er ton. At th a t
rate lum ber shipped from th e Pacific
coas^ to New O rleans o r New York
would pay $2.25 p er th o u sa n d feet
Being a m em ber of the House for pasing th ro u g h th e can al, as a
C om m ittee on In te rs ta te and F o r­ thousand feet of lu m b e r w eighs p rac­
eign Com m erce, C ongressm an L affer­ tically a ton and a h alf. T h a t would
ty, from th is d istric t, was in a posi­ m ake Pacific co ast lu m b e r cost in
tio n to m ake a m inority report the M ississippi valley o r on th e A t­
$2.25
m ore per
a g a in st th e p re sid e n t’s repeal m eas­ lantic seab o ard
thousand
feet
th
a
n
it
w
ould
cost if
ure. Mr. Laffurty m ade good use of
we exem pt o u r coastw ise tra d e from
th e o p p o rtu n ity , filing a stro n g re ­
p o rt a g a in st repeal, which furnished the paym ent of tolls. On th is one
item of lu m b er alo n e each citizen
th e fo u n d atio n fo r the speeches of
sev eral m em bers who opposed re ­ east <>f K ansas City who builds a
i house d u rin g his life tim e w ould prof-
peal on the floor of th e House. A j it free canal to lls from $25 to $100,
w hile he would save by ch arg in g
tolls only 60 cents. S avings in food
products and o th e r heavy fre ig h t
from coast to co ast w ould be in like
proportion.
“ T he se cret of th is g re a t econom ic
ad v a n ta g e is th a t canal ra te s will
affect tra n sc o n tin e n ta l rail rate s, and
thereby th e sav in g to th e A m erican
people from free to lls in forcing re ­
ductions in rail ra te s will be m il­
lions, w hile th e sav in g in revenues
by refu sin g to exem pt o u r co astin g
vessels from th e p ay m en t of these
tolls will be n eg lig ib le.”
LAFFERTY FIGHTS
FOR FREE TOLLS
(P a id A d v.)
assu re s th e no m in atio n of Jo h n B.
Coffee, for county clerk ; Jo h n
M.
Lewis, for county tr e a s u r e r ; Sam B.
M artin, for county au d ito r, an d 14 8.
Jo h u so n , fo r ju stice of th e peace,
M ultnom ah D istrict.
Only one office has gone begging.
A pparently no can d id ate, reg ard ed
th e position of co n stab le of th e M ult­
nom ah d istric t w orth going after.
F o r th e places of precinct com m it­
teem an th e re w ere a b o u t 252 filings
in th e m ore th an 340 precincts. No
one in e ith e r of the tw o G resham p re­
cincts n o r those su rro u n d in g th o u g h t
th e em pty ho n o r w orth striv in g for.
A p ecu liarity of all th e filings Is
revealed in th e fact th a t th e re is not
a ca n d id ate fo r any county office In
all th e te rrito ry east of M ount T abor
except th a t of It. W. Gill fo r the
le g islatu re. And he lives inside th e
P o rtlan d city lim its in th e M ontavilla
d istric t. He is the only fa rm e r in the
e n tire lot, and as such is en title d to
th e full su p p o rt of every rep u b lican
in E astern M ultnom ah.
T h ere is one can d id ate, how ever,
for a ju d icial office who lives in
G resham . G eorge W. S tap leto n , ca n ­
d id ate for circ u it ju d g e, lives h ere
and will poll th e h eav iest vote of an y ­
one. He is th e only one th e voters of
th is section a re directly in te re ste d in.
Pleasant Valley
PETITIONS FOR PRIMARY
Jos. Sims, of P o rtla n d , was a val­
ley v isito r one (lay recently.
Mr. and Mrs. A lbert R odlun visited
C ontinued from page 1
w ith relativ es in P o rtlan d last S un­
D resar, P o rtlan d , Dem.; A. F. F legel, day.
T. P. C am pbell tra n sa c te d business
P o rtlan d , Dem.
1 'iin g ie x ilia n A . W . L afferty .
C ircuit Ju d g e , F o u rth D istrict.— in G resham last W ednesday.
p a rt of Mr. L afferty ’s m inority rep o rt
T he live w ires atten d e d th e p ro ­
F red L. Olson, P o rtla n d , R ep.; C. U.
follow s:
m otion m eeting held a t G resham last
G
antenbein,
P
o
rtla
n
d
,
R
ep.;
Adolph
“ Prof. E m ory Johnson, of th e U ni­
M onday evening
A proposition for
v ersity of P ennsylvania, has
ju st M. B runsw ick, P o rtla n d , R ep.; G. W. | building a can n ery a t G resham was
sta te d th a t if th e U nited S tates ex­ S tapleton, G resham , R ep.; Jo h n Van up for discussion.
em pts coasting vessels from th e pay­ Z ante, P o rtlan d , Dem.
W. L. R hoads is h aving th e first
S tate T re a s u re r.— T hom as B K ay coat of p ain t put on his new house.
m en t of to lls th e g overnm ent will
lose th ereby in canal revenues the Salem, Rep.
T he plasteyers are busy p u ttin g
Ju stice s S uprem e C o u rt.— H enry
sum of $20,000,000 in ten years.
th e p la ste r on W. Ü. R o g ers’ house
F rom an econom ic point of view can H enry L. Benson, K lam ath F alls, and th e b u ilding will soon be ready
n ot th e people well afford to lose Rep.; C harles L. M cNary, Salem , for th e pain ters.
$20,000.000 in revenue from canal Rep.; T hom as A. M cBride. Salem ,
A rrived a t th e hom e of Mr. and
to lls in 10 y ears if, by so doing, Rep.; H enry J. Bean, P en d leto n , Mrs. W. L. R hoads la st F rid ay , a fine
Rep
L
aw
rence
T.
H
arris,
E
ugene,
th ey save in th e sam e period $100,-
R ep.; Sam uel T. R ich ard so n , Salem , i baby boy, w eighing 8 */fe pounds.
000,000 or m ore in fre ig h t r a te s ’
T he all ab so rb in g topic am ong o u r
Rep.; T. J. C leeton, P o rtlan d . R ep.;
“ T he people have already p u t in ­
P. H .-D ’Arcy, Salem , Hep ; W illiam neighbors ju st now Is w ar w ith Mex­
to th e canal $400,000,000, equal to
M. Ram sey, M cM innville, D eni., W il­ ico.
$4 p er head of o u r population, and
liam G allow ay, Salem , Dem.
no one proposes to get th a t back.
A ttoreny-G eneral. — F ra n k
S.
It Is only proposed to charge to lls to G rant. P o rtlan d , R ep.; G eorge N
m a in tain th e ru n n in g expenses of the F a rrin , P o rtlan d . R ep.; J. J. J o h n ­
F A IR V IE W , April 23. Mrs Chas.
canal. T he $20,000,000 th a t
we son, P o rtlan d , R ep.; G eorge M.
th e M ethodist
w ould lose in can al revenues in 10 Brown, R oseburg, R ep.; Jo h n A. J e f ­ Cowies e n te rta in e d
y ears by exem pting coasting vessels frey, P o rtlan d , D em .; W illiam P. Aid society on W ednesday aftern o o n ,
j T he h o u rs w ere passed in q uilting,
w ould be only 20 cents per head of lx>rd, P o rtlan d . Rep.
o u r population. By th a t policy no
S u p erin te n d en t In stru c tio n .— J. A. i T hose p rese n t w ere M esdam es J. W.
citizen would lose in canal revenues C hurchill, B aker, R ep.; A. H. B u rto n , Benecke, C. A. S tew art, C. M. Brown,
A. C. Sim ons, Geo. B urlingam e, E d­
o ver 60 cents in 30 years — a g en e ra­ P o rtlan d , Prog.
S tate E n g in eer.— Jo h n H. Lewis, win B u rlin g am e, C lau d e H u rst, J. O.
tion.
“ Now,
w hile
each g eneration Salem , R ep.; L. R. S tockm an, B aker, , Davis and Miss Leva Jackson.
R aym ond D unbar, who has been
w ould lose
in
canal revenues Rep.
F acto ry In sp ecto r.— O. P. Hoff, j who has been th e g u est of his g ra n d ­
by exem pt-
60 cen ts per head
ing coasting vessels, how m uch P o rtlan d , R ep.; J A. M adsen. P o rt- p aren ts, Mr and Mrs. B. 8. D unbar,
has gone to Jo sep h , O regon, to
spend th e sum m er.
D. I). M yers and wife, lately of
W isconsin, have ren te d th e W illiam
Rowan farm n e a r C olum bia View
and Mr. an d Mrs. R ow an a re mov­
ing in to th e ir co ttag e a t Rockwood.
GRESHAM, ORE.
Mrs Myers Is a d a u g h te r of W. C.
Schar.tlne on th e Sandy road.
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Fairview
Bank of Gresham
Interests paid on Tims Deposits and Saving» Accounts.
Accounts with Firm s and Individuals solicited. T ravelers'
checks for sale and d rafts issued available in all countries.
* F. MILLER. President.
F. A. HOLLIDAY. 1st Vi<-e-Prew.
K. A. MILLER. 2«I Vice-President.
ERNEST W. PETERSON, Cashier.
Orient
E lina Roork gave a party on F r i­
day evening to a largo n u m b er of her
frien d s a t h er fa th e r's residence and
all re p o rt having an en jo y ab le tim e.
Chas. H. Jo h an so n was a P o rtlan d
visito r on S atu rd ay .
Rev. Mr. Lucas p reached in th e
B aptist chapel on Sunday. G eneral
re g re t is expressed on all h an d s th a t
he has resigned as hi3 ex ertio n s w ere
rap id ly o rg an izin g th e various so ­
cieties connected
th e re w ith
into
p rosperity.
Chas. King, a larg e ra n c h e r from
B rightw ood, sp en t T u esd ay an d
W ednesday w ith Mr. and Mrs. Mr.-
Alpine.
Mr. K ing
was ta k in g a
arg e h erd of H olstein cows front
P o rtlan d to his place on Mt. Hood
slope.
Mr. and Mrs. R ussell, of T ro u t
dale, w ere O rien t v isito rs on Mon­
day.
T he Powell Valley school baseball
iearn played a gam e w ith th e O rient
school boys on W ednesday.
II
II
S ee Our Show W indow
NEXT M ONDAY
And Ask for Particulars of Free Offer
NOTICE!
We Pay 6c a pound for No. 1
Cows. Can use H ogs and Veal
any time. Any quantity.
Highest Price According to Size and Quality
GRESH AM
ALL THE CONVENIENCES.
“ I wish you would get rid of those
old c h a irs and th a t w orn-out sofa.
They’re not a bit of use to anyone."
“T h ey ’re n o t? 1 w ant you to u n ­
d e rsta n d th a t I ’m keeping them to
p ut in o u r su m m er co ttag e when we
re n t it fu rn ish e d .”— D etro it F ree
P ress.
C ough M edicine f o r C h il d r e n .
Too m uch ca re can n o t be used in
selecting a cough m edicine fo r chil­
dren. I t sh o u ld be p leasan t to take,
co n tain no h a rm fu l su b stan ce and
be m ost effectual.
C ham berluin s
Cough Rem edy m eets th ese re q u ire ­
m ents and is a fav o rite w ith the
m o th ers of young ch ild ren every­
w here. F o r sale by G resham Drug
Co., and all D ealers.
LODGES AND SOCIETIES.
C O L U M B IA G R A N G E — M e -ts first
S a tu r d a y In ea ch m onth. M aster. It. I .
R a sm u sse n ; s e c r e ta r y , M rs J. I ou'id«-'.
le c tu rer, G eo rg e K n ierlein . C orb ett, Ore.
PLEASANT
VALLEY
GRANGE—
M eets e v e r y se co n d S a tu rd a y In ea ch
m onth . M aster, it . W . b n u slia ll; s e i r i
la ry Edna 1». U erke; lectu rer M rs V.
S n a slia ll. G resh a m , O regon. R. I • D. J
SA N D Y
G R A N G E — M eets
ev ery
fo u r th S a tu rd a y . M aster, A. G. 1 h o in a s.
se c r e ta r y , J en n ie H ell, lectu rer, Mrs. M
H ell
S an d y, O regon.
C. M. Q u ick sa ll.
Cottrell
W. H. Reed sp e n t a few days in
P o rtla n d la st week.
T he local fisherm en a re very busy
a t p rese n t g ettin g th e ir boats and
gu n s ready fo r th e open season which
begins May 1 an d closes A ugust 25.
F ra n k Jo n es was in P o rtla n d from
T h u rsd ay u n til S atu rd ay having a
so re h and tre a te d .
Mr. D akin, of R o o ster Rock, fa th e r
of Mrs. P. O. De.Moss, died F rid ay ev­
en in g a f te r a sh o rt lllneas. T h e body
was ta k en to Hood R iver S atu rd ay
fo r b u rial.
T h e Misses P u llen , of P a rk Rose,
a tte n d e d
th e e n te rta in m e n t and
dance a t th e g ran g e hall S atu rd ay
even in g and were th e g u ests of Mrs.
C lark S m ith Sunday.
BUYING A HITT.
WELL EQUIPPED.
w ith a
not suffered with rheumatism since.” j
Pkrigian accent, and as for
For sale by Orwibam Drug Co., and I »«««>< newspaper English, none la
all Dealers.
his aqual in thia country.
M ARKET
PHONE 41
G R A N G E — M eets e v ­
M aster, J. >
L a k e, lectu rer,
G resh a m . R. I'. D. 3-
ery
fo u r th S a tu rd a y .
A ll,e l. s e c r e t a r y , C. M
Mrs. C um m ins, of N ashville, v isit­
ed h er d au g h te r Mrs. Ü. M oulton a
lew days last week.
T he item in la st w eek’s p aper s ta t­
ing th a t Mrs. F red C arlto n was a vis­
ito r a t th e hem e of M athew Kauw
sh o u ld have read Mr. F red C arlton.
Mr. and Mrs. A. W ilkinson, of
G resham , visited Mr. an d Mrs. G.
L usted la st Sunday.
C h arles W hitesides, of P o rtlan d ,
visited his g ra n n p a re n ts, Mr. and
Mrs. W. H. H am ilton, sev eral days
la st week.
Mrs. Ed. H am ilton e n te rta in e d at
d in n er lai.t Sunday Mr. an d Mrs. E<1.
S ester an d fam ily an d Mr. an d Mrs.
W H. H am ilton.
Mr. and Mrs. G. L usted e n te r ta in ­
ed th e 500 card p arty la st S atu rd ay
evening. A larg e crow d was p resen t
T he h ig h est score fell to M athew
Kauw and Mrs. R uegg, th e low est
,o F re d C arlto n .
Mieses W eather-
wax an d Miss M arian R obertson also
n te rta in e d by giving a few selec­
tion on th e piano. All p rese n t had
an en jo y ab le evening.
"H o w 's his sc h o la rsh ip ? ”
"G re a t I T alk s F re n ch
The TAD Grocery Store
M ULTNOM AH
Lusted
T h e lady was looking a t «uita In
one of P itts b u rg h ’» em porium s.
" I f m adam will p ard o n m e,” said
Found a Cure for Rheumatism.
th e saleslad y , “ th is su it does not
“ I suffered w ith rh eu m a tism for m atch h er com plexion so wall as tb s
tw o y ears and could n o t g et my rig h t I o th er.
"T h e su it is all rig h t, I want it
hand to my m outh fo r th a t len g th of
tim e,” w rites Lee L. C hapm an, Ma­ to m atch a bull p up.”
pleton, tow a.
” 1 suffered te rrib le
pain so I could a o t sleep o r lie still
a t n ig h t.
F ive y ears ago I began
using C h a m b e rla in ’s L in im en t and
w ell
... and . have
.....
in two m o n th s I was w
PULFER MERCANTILE CO.
R U S S E L L V IL L E
G R A N G E — M eets
third S a tu rd a y ea ch m o n th
M aster,
J oh n W e lb e s . s e c r e ta r y . O liv et M ills;
le c tu r e r . J. W . M ills.
P ortlan d , R. 1
). 1.
GRESH AM
G R A N G E — M eets ev e r y
se co n d S a tu rd a y , ea ch m o n th
M aster,
it E D a v is , se c r e ta r y , A lb erts A lle n ,
lectu rer, W . H P a rso n s. G resh a m , Ore.
E V E N IN G
STA R
GRANGE
M e e ts
first S a tu r d a y ea ch m onth
M aster .1
i J o h n so n ; s e c r e ta r y , J e n n ie O. .sm ith ,
lectu rer, H. F. R ail. L en ts, O regon.
F A IR V IE W G R A N G E — M eets ev ery
first S a tu rd a y .
M aster, C edric S to n e;
s e c r e ta r y , R oy S to n e; lectu rer, M rs. J.
(V. T o w n sen d .
F a ir v ie w , O regon.
Troutdale
TROUTDALE, A pril
2 3 .— Mrs.
F re d Z im m erm an e n te rta in e d
th e
Aid society on W ednesday aftern o o n .
T he h ours were pased in sew ing and
m usic, a fte r
w hich
re fre sh m e n ts
were served.
T hose p re se n t w ere
Mrs. lla ttie H annon and Miss Cora
E. Cover, of th e W. C. T. U., Mes­
dam es C. 1. T hom as, J. A lfred L a rs­
son, N. 8. P arso n s, Oeo. L utnsden, J.
S. Burns, Jus. K n a rr, C. I. R ak er,
C. O. W illiam s, L ida S u rb e r an d
Miss Ople Surber.
On Monday evening, J. C. Van-
zandt will give a le c tu re a t th e
ch u rch in th e In terests of state-w id e
prohibition.
I. J. B radshaw an d fam ily, who
have resided h ere for tiie past year,
have moved to N orth Bend, W ash.
A. Fox has pu rch ased th e Ryan
p ro p erty , which will be occupied by
J. Eisiey and fam ily.
A d au g h te r was born on April 18
to Mr and Mrs. C h arles Bellm er.
Look to Y our P lu m b in g.
You know w hat hap p en s in a
house in which th e plum bing is in
poor condition -everybody in th e
house Is liab le to c o n tra c t typhoid
o r some o th e r fever. T he d igestive
o rg an s perform th e sam e fu n ctio n s
in th e hum an body as th e plum bing
does for th e house, and they should
be kept In first class condition nil
the tim e. If you have any tro u b le
w ith your digestion ta k e C h am b er­
la in ’s T ab lets and you a re ce rtain to
get quick relief. F or sale by G resh ­
am Drug Co., and all D ea'ers.
A w o r k e r I n paid fo r Ids w ork a n d
a s h rik e r Is paid according to his
sh irk in g .
( III lu ll SERV ICES.
(Then© n o tic e« w ill he p u b lish ed from
tim e to tim e fr e e o f ch iirg e.
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not llHted here ere » o llc lte d . I f a n y are
Incorrect p le a se n o tify th e O u tlo o k and
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ROCK W O O D G R A N G E — M eets
rttst
W ed n esd a y It p. m., and th ird S a tu rd a y ,
10 a m. M aster. John R ich m o n d , s e c ­
B E T H E L B A P T IS T C H U R C H — S u n ­
reta ry . H ester B. T h o rn e, le c tu r e r , Mrs. d ay S ch ool 10 a. in. I> It. S h o em a k er,
■Mary R ich m on d . G resh am . R. r D. 1.
S u p erin ten d en t. P r e a c h in g !1 a. in and
7 30 p m
P ra y er m e e tin g W ed n esd a y
POM ONA
G R A N G E — M eets
third 7:30 p. m. E. A. Ixwjnard, Pastor.
W ed n esd a y , M arch. Ju n e. S ep tem b er,
D e c e m b e i.
M a ster, T. J. K reu d er; s e c ­
N E M A N M E M O R IA L M E 'I H o o -
r e ta r y . M rs M M E a to n ; le c tu rer. Mrs. 1st t IN
E p isco p a l ch u rch , G resh am . P r e a c h ­
S u sa n W ln d le.
in g se r v ic e s at 11 a. in. a n d 7:30 p. in.
S u n day sch<w»l a t 10 a. in., J u n lo i
G R E S H A M LO DG E. NO 125. L O O T . L ea g u e at 3:30 p. m., Enw orth L eague
N
U . J .S tu b b s;
se c r e ta r y . R H. at « 45 p. Ill A. R. L y m a n S b n d a y
T od d
M eets ev e r y S a tu rd a y e v en in g
S ch o o l S u p erin ten d en t; M rs. Id ly P u l­
len E p w orth L e a g u e
p r e s id e n t,
M lse
B O R IN G LODGE, NO. 234. I O .O . F. A u rllia H oaglan d J u n io r L e a g u e S u p e r ­
— N G . C. M I s k e . se c r e ta r y . W A. in te n d en t.
R ev.
M e lv ille
T.
W ire,
M orand.
C astor.
ROCKW OOD T E N T , K O. T. M —
FREE
M E T H O D IS T
CHURCH —
M eets tlrNi and third T h u r s d a y s each M orning
serm on at 11 o ’clo ck , e v e n in g
m onth .
C om m an d er, Mr». Jou le S ta n ­
o n a t 7:30.
S u n d a y s c h o o l at 10
le y . record k eep er, Mr», Isola S path. serm
a m
Cev. D M. C a th ey su p s r ln te n
Grnrtham, K. F. D. 1.
dent
C la ss m e e tin g f o llo w in g m o r n ­
in g serm on
F. L. R u g g . c l a s s lead er.
ROCKW OOD T E N T . K. O. T M
I'rayei m eetin g T h u rsd a y e v e n in g s nt
M eet» fir»t S a tu rd a y V 1*1 third h in la y the ch u rch .
R ev.
Edw
W. H ig h t,
e v e n in g » ea ch m onth. C om m an d er, I- rank P a sto r.
D ick en so n ;
record
keeper.
W alker
Q u esin b erry . G resh a m , R. F. 1». 1.
SM IT H
M E M O R IA L P R E H R Y T E R -
lan. F a ir v ie w .— R ev
Thus
R o b in so n ,
C H A R IT Y H IV E . L. (>. T. M
M eets m in iste r
S u n d a y sc h o o l 10 a. m
Mrs.
se c o n d T h u rsd a y and fo u r th S a tu rd a y D W M c’Ia y , su p e r in te n d e n t: p r e a c h ­
a fte r n o o n s each m onth .
C om m ander, in g 11 a. m.; Y. P. H. C. E. 7:30 p. m
M rs J o s ie S ta n le y ; record k eep er, Mrs. P rea ch in g by p a sto r a t V icto ry and
llu r lh u r t sc h o o lh o u s e s a lt e r n a te S u n ­
L ola S p a th . G resh a m , R. F. D. 1.
d a y s. a fter n o o n and e v en in g .
G R E SH A M M ASO NIC LO DG E M eets
PLEASANT
VALLEY
B A P T IS T
seco n d T u esd a y each m onth , 4
p. m. W o rsh ip fu l M aster. O. A. ch u rch . S u n day S ch o o l a t 10 a. in ;
E a stm a n ; S ecreta ry , H. J, Pul- p rea ch in g at 11 a. m . Y o u n g P eo p le 's
m eetin g « 80; p rea ch in g a t 7 10 p. in.
fer. G resh am .
Ilev Mr. H oy. P a sto r.
F A IR V IE W M ASO NIC L O D G E— M eets
FAIRVI
C H R IS T IA N
S C IE N C E
S e r v ic e » —
first S a tu rd a y o f ea ch m onth.
W o r sh ip fu l M aster. W. II. S ta n ­ I. o O. F. h all, G resh a m S u n d a y sc h o o l
10 a. m. S e r v ic e s a t 11; te stim o n y
le y ;
se c r e ta r y ,
E a rl T eg a rt. at
m eetin g W ed n esd a y e v e n in g a t I o 'clock .
' F a ir v ie w .
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