GRESHAM OUTLOOK TUESDAY.
PAGK FOUR
METHODIST LADIES’
AID HAS JUBILEE
One of th e event« of th e season oc
curred a t th e hom e of Mr. and Mrs.
W. B. P arso n s la st W ednesday a f te r
noon, J u n e 3. T he occasion was the
an n u a l ju b ilee of the L adles' Aid of
the M ethodist church. T he guests
were conveyed In au to s from th e
church to th e ¡’a rso n s’ country hom e
w here a m ost hosp itab le welcome
aw aited them .
T he house was decorated with a
profusion of roses, m aiden h a ir fern
and
honeysuckle, w hile th e w hole
yard was abloom and f ra g ra n t with
th e sam e profusion of loveliness. In
th e back yard, a te n t had been dec
o rate d and fitted up to receive the
overflow of guests. N othing was le ft
undone th a t could add to th e com fort
o r p leasu re of th e visitors. T h ere
was but one b lu r to a perfect day.
T he Invitation co m m ittee left o u t the
w eath er man and In revenge he tu r n
ed loose a sam ple of every kind of
w eath er know n to th e w eath er b u r
eau, b u t n o thing dam pened th e sp ir
its of th e m errym akers. D ignity was
left a t hom e w hile childhood gam es
w ere resu rrected and college tric k s
p erp e tra te d on th e unsuspecting.
T he crow ning ev en t of th e day was
Mrs.
P arso n s’ fam ous straw b e rry
sh o rtca k es w ith real co u n try cream
C ake and coffee w ere also served.
O ver 50 guests were p resen t and m ost
sin cere an d hearty w ere th e w ords of
th a n k s and appreciation extended to
Mr. and Mrs. P arso n s as royal e n te r
tain ers. T he L ad ies’ Aid feel es
pecially Indebted to Mr. and Mrs
P arsons for th e ir hom e an d h o sp itali
ty an d ta k e th is occasion to publicly
th a n k them . Also th a n k s are due to
th e Messrs. Z im m erm an, B urke, C a rl
son, L eslie, C am eron, D owsett. T arr,
Lindsey. Towle and 8. 3. T hom pson
for th e use of th p lr autos.
U seful in the hom e and cam p
N on-explosive, N o Odor, N o Sm oke
D o es not leak, Cannot Spill
A lw ays R eady for U se
Folds up in a Sm all P ackage
Cents
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Sterling & Kidder’s
Gresham ,
Oregon.
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Class R oll— R u th W heeler, V alborg L arsen, C arl B ram hall,
Amy E llio tt, Agnes L arsen, L y d ia W aybill, Ray E llio tt, Vina A nder
sen. P rin cip al, C h arles M. Quic ksall.
Use a Solid Alcohol Stove
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D e lic io u s
Hazelwood Ice Cream
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IN GRESHAM
AND VICINITY
Mrs. J. W. Llr.gle, of Damascus,
and d a u g h te r Mrs. J. P. Jepson and
fam ily of P o rtlan d a re visiting with
Mrs. L in g le’s m o th er Mrs. G. H. S un
day an d sisters Mrs. F ra n k M etzger
and Miss A. H oagland.
Road oiling is com ing th is way.
T he o ilers have been w orking on the
Base L ine and o th e r roads for the
past week. F o u r ta n k s a t th e O. W.
P. depot h ere a re to be used on th e
Job.
G resh am ’s h ard su rfa ce s tre e t Im
p rovem ents a re up In th e a ir and
th e re is a stro n g p ro b ab ility th at
n o th in g will be done th is year to
w ard im proving them .
Tlie old poolroom on Powell stree t
was closed by a tta c h m e n t on S a tu r
day. T he liab ilities a re ab o u t $1000.
T he o w n er of th e building Ben
M ethew s, is en d eav o rin g to get a
se ttle m e n t as soon as possible.
P re sid en t Lew is has decided to
sow w in ter o ats on th e fields a t the
fa ir g ro u n d s in stead of g rass. It will
m ake a b e tte r c a rp e t when it is
tram p ed down and will probably not
be cut.
H . E. Davis visited th e new can
nery a t V ancouver on Monday w here
he found them well s ta rte d on th e ir
first se aso n ’s pack of ch erries and
straw b e rrie s. T he can n ery is owned
by th e C lark County F ru itg ro w ers'
association.
and Beautify
our home
P IO N E E R
SETTLER
PASSES TO R E W A R D
D A IL Y
PROGRAM
ROSE
F E S T IV A L
Rose F estiv al sp o rts and exercises
PORTLAND, Ju n e 8.— (Special I —
began
in P o rtlan d th is m orn in g with
F u neral of Mrs. M argaret Kelly, a
well know n pioneer w oman and fo r th e riv er p ag ean t an d th e a rriv a l of
merly a resid en t of P o rtlan d , was Q ueen Thelm a. T he ce leb ratio n has
held Monday a t h er hom e in W apiui- continued all day an d th e re will be
tla, ea ste rn Oregon. She died S atu r- o th e r featu res to n ig h t,
day night a fte r a lin g erin g illness of
Follow ing is th e p ro gram fo r th e
m ore th an a year at th e age of 87 rem a in d er of th e w eek:
’ arailes.
years. Mrs. Kelly cam e to Oregon in J
1852 and was m arried to H am pton!
W ednesday, 2 p. m.— D ecorated
Kelly son of Clinton Kelly, a P o rt-j vehicles, horse-draw n and m otor-
land pioneer. They lived in th e south-1 driven.
east for a n u m b er of years when they [ T h u rsd ay , 1 0 :3 0 a. m. — H um an
moved to W apinitla, w here they lived R osebud” p arad e of 5200 school chil-
till th e o eath of H am pton Kelly, dren.
F riday, 11:30 a. m .— F ra te rn a l,
ab o u t 12 y ears ago. Since th en Mrs.
in
d
u stria l, civic an d m ilitary organ-
Kelly has sp en t p art of het tim e in
P o rtland, w here many relativ es live. isatlons.
F rid ay , 8 :3 0 p. m .— E lectrical
She was th e oldest surviving m em ber
of the Kelly Clan, which has 200 floats.
S ports.
m em bers in Oregon, W ashington and
T h u rsd ay , 8 :0 0 p. m.— S ta rt of
C alifornia. She is survived by the
follow ing ch ild ren : Mrs. A. B. Manley N ational balloon races.
B alls.
and J. P. Kelly, of P o rtlan d ; L ester
T h u rsd ay , 8 :3 0 p. m.— Rose F e sti
J. L. and Lou Kelly of W apinitia. The
ch ild ren w ere all present a t th e fu val beneficiary ball at O aks R ink.
<»tlier F eatu res.
n eral services.
Bishop W illiam B. Bell, who con
ducted th e United B reth ren C onfer
ence in P o rtlan d last week, and Prof.
P. P. B lllhoru, of Chicago, who d i
rected th e music, left Sunday n ig h t
for Los A ngeles, C alifornia. Rev. J.
S. K endall, of Dayton, Ohio, left for
P hilom ath, Oregon, w here he will de
liv er th e ad d ress to th e g rad u a tin g
class of th e P h ilo m ath College W ed
nesday, w hich closes on th a t date.
Rev. B. O. B onbrase, who was d istrict
su p e rin ten d e n t in th e Oregon co n fer
ence for th re e years and who retired
this year, may leave th e Oregon con
ference fo r an o th e r field.
The tru ste s of th e P hilom ath Col
lege and D allas College a re expected
to come to g e th er a t an early d ate and
arran g e for th e union of these two
in stitu tio n s according to th e action
of two conferences, l.t is expected
th a t th e union college will be located
a t P h ilo m ath according to th e te n ta
tive ag reem en t th a t had alread y been
made. Rev. C. C. Poling, of the
United E vangelical church, who has
worked for union of th e schools for
several years, expressed him self as
pleased w ith th e action taken.
W ednesday, 8 :3 0 p. m.— F ire
fighting
spectacle,
E v e re tt and
E ighth.
W ednesday, 9 :0 0 p. m.— Band
concert at festiv al cen ter.
F rid ay , 11:30 a. m.— F in a l ju d g
ing on d istric t rose displays.
F rid ay , 10:30 p. m.— C arnival and
dancing in stree ts.
T he J u n io r L eague g ath ered at th e
hom e of Dale Lichty la st S aturday
aftern o o n fo r th e ir farew ell frolic be
fore d isbanding for th e sum m er. T he
stead y dow npour of rain prevented
m any from com ing b u t those present
enjoyed a happy aftern o o n w ith in
N E W H O M E FOR
door gam es an d am usem ents. Mrs.
O UTLO OK
GRESHAM
E lla Aton assisted Mrs. H oagland and
Mrs. L ichty in serving and also in
E. C. L indsey’s new brick building
am using th e young people.
on Main stree t is p ro g ressing so far
Poles fo r th e electric lig h t w ires to
th a t th e walls are up and the s tr u c t
th e au to club are being set. From
ure is alm ost read y for th e roof and
the M ount Hood trac k to th e Twelve
glass
front. M aterial is on hand for
Mile H ouse th e telephone w ires of
th e finishing and con crete w ork and
the local com pany will also be a t
it is expected th a t a n o th e r th ree
tached on cross arm s, b ut ad d itio n al
poles will also be used betw een them
weeks will see th e b u ilding p ra c tic a l
so th a t th e telep h o n e com pany will
ly com pleted.
not su rre n d e r any rig h ts it now has
T he building is being divided into
two room s, in fro n t, one of w hich will
on th e co unty road.
T hose of th is section who are not
be occupied by T he O utlook, th e o th e r
able to go to P o rtla n d T h u rsd ay ev
by the P u ifer M ercantile com pany.
ening may be able to see th e balloons
T he Outlook expects to occupy its
th a t s ta r t on th e ir race a t 8 o ’clock,
hew hom e ab o u t Ju ly 15. It w ill then
provided th e wind is blow ing from
have m ore com m odious q u a rte rs and
b e tte r facilities for doing business.
th e west.
R ebekah Lodge No. 61 of G resham
S hine-E asy F u rn itu re P olish. I t ’s
will m eet in re g u la r session next
At th e an n u a l m eeting of th e T abor
g re a t; 25c, at S terlin g & K id d e r’s.
W ednesday evening, Ju n e 10. T here
H eights Im provem ent
association
will be no in itiatio n .
Friday n ig h t la st M. C. Reed was
Miss L ulu N ystrom is assista n t elected p resid en t, W. C. McLure, sec
bookkeeper a t th e F irs t S tate Bank retary , an d J. Stevens tre a su re r, for
Roy W alk er of G rass V alley visit
Mrs. M yrtle M eyers is spending a the ensuing year. A m ap of th e dis
few days v isitin g relativ es in E a st tric t was received from th e city with ed one day last week a t th e hom e of
ern C lackam as. She will leave th is the request th a t th e se creta ry m ark his sister, Mrs. C arl Dahl.
week fo r N eb rask a to spend th e v a on the map places w here weeds were
Mrs. Della Look is h ere fo r a two-
cation w ith h e r parents.
:o be found so th a t th e ow ners or w eeks' visit w ith h e r p are n ts, Mr. and
Mrs. E lla Aton has gone to P o rt agents of th e property m ight be n o ti Mrs. A. H. Gould.
Mr. an d Mrs.
land to visit w ith frien d s and to m eet fied to have them cut. Tlie associa Look have sold th e ir farm n e a r New
old neighbors recently com e from tion will co n tin u e th ro u g h th e en su berg and will move to Boyd, Oregon.
Kansas.
ing year th e progressive plans of th e
Mrs. Bessie Colwell, of P o rtlan d , year ju st closed, it will co n tin u e to
Can’t K eep ’a S ecret.
and Mrs. H. S tephenson w ere Sunday urge th e im provem ents in th e Mount
T he splendid w’ork of C ham ber
guests at th e hom e of W. E. Wood. T abor p ark and th e co n stru ctio n of la in ’s T ablets is daily becom ing m ore
A co m m ittee from th e G resham an easy en tra n c e from the n o rth side widely known. Not such g ra n d rem
edy for stom ach and liver tro u b le s
gran g e consisting of Mr. and Mrs. connecting w ith Belm ont street.
has ever been know n. F o r sale by
W. B. P arso n s, Mr. an d Mrs. G eorge
L. H. W ELLS.
G resham Drug Co., and all D ealers.
S leret and Mr. and Mrs. J. R. Cav
an au g h w ent to Mt. Scott cem etery
Sunday aftern o o n and decorated th e
graves of J. W. S h attu ck and Mrs.
Josep h in e Congilon.
Miss R. S tro m b erg , principal of
T ru st us to supply you w ith
tlie Pow ell V alley school fo r the past
year, will in com pany w ith h er fa th e r
A “ hobby" of o u rs and should
visit frien d s in M inneapolis and St.
be w ith you. You c a n ’t lay too
P aul and m ake a trip to Sweden for
much stress on th e th in g s th a t
an extended visit. She will be away
about a year.
m ake up y o u r dally rations.
Mrs. L au ra Robinson has gone to
Y our p leasu re depends upon
W ashington n ea r V ancouver w here
your heal
she will w ork d u rin g th e sum m er.
L ester Spencer and fam ily took
d in n er w ith R. W C alkins and fain |
lly.
T he T erry school closed F rid ay |
w ith a picnic.
Powell Valley school picnicked
and you will feel 'fine and dan d y " and have som e mony left to put
F riday afte rn o o n in A nderson’s grove
in th e Bank.
n ea r the schoolhouse w here pupils
and p atro n s had a jolly tim e.
Dr. an d Mrs W .,J . O tt left last
week for a m o n th ’s visit w ith r e la
tives and frien d s in K ansas City.
Phone 831
The TAD Grocer} Store
S atu rd ay , Ju n e 13, will be c h il
d re n 's day a t th e G resham gran g e < - V.
Exercises a p p ro p riate to th e day will
be held d u rin g th e lectu re hour, to
which th e public Is invited. T he ch il
d ren of th e g ran g e rs a re cordially in
vited to p a rta k e of th e d in n er at
noon
An in te restin g and in stru ctiv e
p a rt of th e lectu re h o u r will be an
illu stra tio n by Mrs W. R K ern of
the p ro p er m ethod of p u ttin g up fru it
and vegetables for exhibition at th e
fair.
A lim ited n um ber of each g en eratio n of
Among th e business houses th a t
men a tta in financial success. They are the
, will close all day F rid ay in honor of
ones whose d eterm in atio n to win leads them
| th e Rose F estiv al will be Metxger
to save stead ily and bank th e ir money sy stem
Bros . P u lfe r M ercantile Co., Sani-
atically.
! tary M arket. B ert Lindsey, 8 E.
P alm quist and G resham Meat M ar
Additional Gresham Locals
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Plan to make yours the neat
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and flowers w ill make the change.
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The G resham lib rary will be closed
F riday aftern o o n on account of th e
! Rose F estiv al but will be open as
1 usual In th e evening.
Mrs. A W. Shipley of Bull Run
w»s here to atten d com m encem ent
exercises on F rid ay n ig h t.
G R Robinson, fo rm er principal
of th e G resham school was a welcome
visitor at com m encem ent.
Used rangea for
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