Gresham outlook., June 08, 1915, Page 3, Image 3

GRESHAM
POM ONA G R A N G E — M eets third
W ed n esd a y . M arch. Ju n e. S ep tem b er. D e ­
cem b er.
M aster. J. J. Jo h n so n se c r e ­
ta ry , E dna B e r k s, le c tu rer. Mrs. J W.
T o w n sen d .
M U L T N O M A H - G R A N G E — M eets ev-
ery fo u r th S a tu rd a y
M aster. R I A n ­
d erson ; s e c r e ta r y . M y rtle J o h n so n ; le c ­
turer. M rs. J. C. D uke. G resh am . R. F.
ROCKW OOD O K A N U E — M eets first
W ed n esd ay S p. m , and th ird S a tu rd a y
10 a. m. M aster, Joh n R ich m on d ; sec-
ry. H e s te r B. T h o rp e, 1
Ida B u rg e ss. G resh am . R. F. D. I.
OUTLOOK
1 I E>
CORBETT
MELROSE
Mrs. Roy, who has been q u ite ill
fo r sev eral days a t th e hom e of R.
,
C O LU M BIA
G R A N G E — M eets
first M. Dodson, was tak en to th e Good
S •• a tu rd • a y ' In each
m on th
M aster - M
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P ou n d er, se c r e ta r y . Mrs. G race F e r g u ­ S am a ritan h o sp ital S unday evening
son ; lectu rer. M rs H en k le.
C orb ett.
O regon.
H. UeU's d a u g h te r from P o rtlan d
visited him th is week.
W O O D L A W N G R A N G E — M eets s e c ­
Mrs A lbert Fox. of T ro u td ale , vis­
F A IR V IE W G R A N G E — M eets ev ery ond and fo u r th S a tu rd a y e v e n in g s M as­
first S a tu rd a y
M aster. C edric S to n e; ter. W H. H. D u fu r; se c r e ta r y . Mrs. E ited h er p are n ts, Mr. an d Mrs. W. H.
P.
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lectu
rer,
Mrs.
S.
A.
se c r e ta r y . R oy S to n e; lectu rer. Mrs. D
H y a tt.
P o rtla n d . W ood law n sta tio n .
W. M cK ay.
F a ir v ie w , O regon.
Reed W ednesday and T h u rsd ay .
F red C. Reed took a p arty of
L E N T S G R A N G E — M eets seco n d S at-
pl ea sa n t valley g r a n g e —
M eets e v e r y fo u r th S a tu r d a y In each ¡f^rV taíy.’ M Í i.'w “ l ' T Ä V T c p ! frien d s to M ultnom ah F alls In his
m onth. M a ster. P U B lis s ; se c r e ta r y .
L e n ts. Ore m o to r b o at S atu rd ay .
Mrs. A n n a L eh m a n , le c tu r e r . Q N. S a ­ urer. Mrs. M aude D a m a li
ger. G resh a m . O regon. R. F . D. i.
Rev. Mr. R eeder was q u ite badly
O 1 A M D A B 1C T .
R U S S E L V IL L E
G R A N G E — M eets
h
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th ird S a tu rd a y ea ch m o n th .
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ee se c r e ta r y . . M abel
. M lck el- er- ' VnJ- ¿ !u.tl<‘r’ alr.v,le,w: q u a r te r m a s t- 1 cycle S atu rd ay w hile rid in g on the
J o h n W elb ee;
so n ; . le c tu r e r . , Mrs. F a n n ie C h risten
r iste n so n *7 Joel B a tes. T r o u td a le
M e e ts ev ery
,.u ui
eon
highw ay w ith his son.
i third S a tu rd a y o f ea ch m onth .
P o rtla n d . R. E. D. 1.
-Mr. and Mrs. E v erett Stafford vis­
ited relativ es in P o rtla n d Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Thos. W iles. Leslie I
and H e n rie tta W iles visited Mr. and
Mrs. Elwood W iles Suuday in P o rt­
land.
T he Royal E m broidery club has
postponed th e m eeting of th is week
and will m eet Ju n e IT at th e hom e
of Mrs. Thos. W iles. L adies iuter-
ested are invited.
W e E n cou rage
N ew
D ep o sito rs ;;
Many people h esita te ab o u t opening a bank ac­
count, th in k in g th e ir know ledge of business too
lim ited o r probably they co nsider th e am o u n t of
money they have too sm all.
T he fu n eral of H illas H. G entry
was held Sunday afte rn o o n a t th e
We cordailly invite you to open an account
Iliff M em orial ch u rch , th e service
w ith us, su b je ct to check. I t Is very easily done
conducted by Rev. M elville T. W ire
here.
of G resham . C. E. R u sh er sang
b eau tifu lly an d im pressively.
T he 1
S U M N E R R E L IE F C O R P S— M rs. D.
4 per cen t In terest on S avin gs.
GRESH a M G R A N G E — M eets ev ery
A recen t Issue of th e Colum bia floral d eco ratio n s w ere m any and
seco n d S a tu r d a y ea ch m on th
M aster, D. Jack , p resid e n t; M rs. C lara K ane,
M eets ev e r y th ir d S a tu rd a y
M rs J. R. C a v a n a g h ; se c r e ta r y , A lb er­ se c r e ta r y .
H erald , p u b lish ed at H oulton, O re­ b eau tifu l. In te rm e n t a t th e Doug-
ta A llen ; lectu rer. H. E. D a v ie. G resh ­ o f ea ch m on th , G resh am .
am . O regon.
gon, co n tain ed th e follow ing refer- i lass cem etery. T he pall b ea rers rep- |
W . C. T . t7.
SANDY
G R A N O E— M eets ev e r y
W OM ENS
C H R IS T IA N
T E M P E R ­ ence to Miss E thel S m ith, who has re8e„ted th e d ifferen t com panies for
GRESHAM, OREGON.
fo u r th S a tu rd a y .
M aster. A. G T h o m ­ A N C E U N IO N .— M eets a t th e L ib rary
as
s e c r e ta r y . J a m e s B e ll; le c tu r e r , se co n d an d
fo u r th
T h u rsd ays
each closed a te rm of school a t th a t place. w hlch the deceased had w orked In-
M rs. J. C. S in c la ir . S a n d y , O regon
m on th a t 2 SO p. m. P r esid en t. M rs. ■!.
T h u rsd ay evening, May 20, a t th e | cluding th e fo rem an of th e Wind
L. W o ste ll; s e c r e ta r y . M rs. G eorge F.
W ig-W arn was th e scene ot a gay n jv e r
E V E N IN G
STA R
O R A N G E — M eets H on ey.
com pany
from
Cascade
first S a tu rd a y In ea ch m on th
M aster.
soeial given In ho n o r of Miss E th el i Locks w here Mr. G entry m et his
J. J. J o h n so n :
se c r e ta r y
J e n n ie
C.
T elephones tra n sm it sounds a t a S m ith who has ju s t closed a most '
S m ith ; le c tu r e r . M iss N e llis F a w c e tt.
F rien d s and neig h b o rs for
L enta. O regon.
ra te of 50,000 m iles a second.
successful term of school here, which m iles aro u n d atten d e d th e fu n eral
was sta n d ard iz ed M arch 19 th, being ! service, filling th e house to o v er­
th e second sta n d a rd school in Co flowing.
um bia county.
T he ev en in g ’s en ­
T he Misses G race and B e rth a Gen­
te rta in m e n t
consisted
of
cards, '
IN U S E D A U T O M O B I L E S
try a re still a t th e hom e of I. T.
gam es an d dancing, everyone p re s­
Wood for a few days before r e tu r n ­
G o o d W e a th e r a n d G o o d R o a d s are com ing.
en t p articip a tin g , w hich m ade the
ing hom e to N ebraska.
occasion one long to be rem em bered.
G e t o n e of th e se cars a n d th e ir full e n jo y m e n t will
We are glad to n o te th e im prove-
T ow ard th e close of th e evening
b e y o u rs.
th re e h ea rty ch eers w ere given fo r | . nient in h ealth of H enry Jo n es who
Miss Sm ith in testim o n y of th e gen-1 J has not been feeling well.
Mrs. T u rn e r and d a u g h te r F ran ces
eral esteem in which o u r te ac h er is
held. On F rid a y the p atro n s of the of Rockwood w ere g u ests of Mr. and
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G R ESH A M
school jo in ed w ith th e ch ild ren in a Mrs. 1. T. Wood o v er Sunday.
picnic d in n e r at th e W ig-W am . Af­
S traw b erry picking is w aning and
te r a su m p tu o u s rep ast, for w hich rasp b e rrie s a re ripening.
p lates fo r 50 w ere laid, all a d jo u rn ­
T he ch erries a re n ot p len tifu l but
A m ong th e new fish in New Y o rk ’s
ed to th e schoolhouse to enjoy a are faultless.
aq u a riu m is the batflsh, with a head
b rief p ro g ram an d view th e v ario u s
A.
B. C onrad has th e lum ber like a bat and two la rg e fins he uses
HERE IS A PROPOSITION
for w alking on th e bottom of the
ex h ib its p rep ared by th e pupils d u r ­ hauled for a silo.
sea, also a gag fish which gasps so
We w ant you to enjoy th e "O ld T ow n” as m uch
ing th e term . T he p ro g ram co n sist­
Miss E lsie M etzger conducted th e for b rea th th a t it seem s as though
ed of songs an d a p lay let en title d , eig h th grad e ex am in atio n s for Ju n e every m om ent would be his last. It
as we do; also to enjoy It when you leave. TA K E
"V acatio n T im e is H ere.” its re n ­ T h u rsd ay and F rid a y for those who is said th a t h ere to fo re few sober
A PIANO w ith you. I t will relieve som e of the
PAUL HOETZEL, Prop. ;
m en have beheld e ith e r of these
d erin g a tte s te d Miss S m ith 's te ac h ­ failed to pass in May.
stra in you have been u n d er d u rin g th ese p ast
creatu res.
ing an d tra in in g ability. At th e
Miss E thel Wood was over from
years. Y our PRO SPECTS fo r th e COMING YEAR
close of th e p rogram .
Miss M arie G resham Sunday.
An
Iowa widow has to decide
a re th e best.
H ein in a few well chosen word», on
p retty soon and th a t's all th e re is
A recently produced playlet of the to it.
b eh alf of th e pupils, p resen ted to
H er th ree
hu sb an d s w hen
year 2015 describes th e c o u rtsh ip of lhey died each left a b u rial lot be­
Miss S m ith a b ea u tifu l necklace.
tom orrow : "T h e
m aiden
of next side his own In full expectation ’ hat
v ip v a s v
centary la at a dealt dreaming of her it would be occupied in th e lue
MAKE YOUR FARE MONEY
V 1 L IO K Y
fu tu re fam ily when th e fu tu re fath - course of tim e.
B ut th e widow
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e r of th e dream fam ily flies in. To fears she can not fill them all
Pay a Down P aym ent on a P iano o r P layer-
T he V ictory school closed a sue- prove th a t they a re tru ly so u lm ates
cessful y ear last F riday. T hose ta k - ih e rays w hich re g iste r th e ir feel­
piano. A fter you have in v estig ated to y o u r h e a r t’s
T he loser of an election bet in B al­
ing th e s ta te ex am in atio n s in phy-
,.l lee^1®,., d blend 1,1,0 one »hade tim ore had to wheel th e w inner sev­
co n ten t a t o th e r sto res, COME TO VS. We will
On the Market
of red. W hile th ey are ta lk in g th e eral m iles in a w heelbarrow , w ith th e
slology and g eography passed w ith y outh h ears th ro u g h an Individual
Fresh Every Day.
show you o u r stock. If th en , you find you can
provision th a t every tim e th e man
high g rades. They are Dolly M organ, telephone th a t he w ears aro u n d his stopped to rest five Inches w ere to be
select an in stru m e n t h ere to your e n tire sa tisfa c ­
R u th Ick ler, Jo h n C arlson and R ob­ waist th a t even th o u g h his m orals cu t off th e legs of his trouserc..
He
tion, both in price and q u ality , no m a tte r w here
e rt M organ. T he pupils on th e roll a re above reproach he can not m ar- stopped fo u r tim es.
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i r y Ja n e because his g re a t-g re a t-
you reside we will pay y o u r railro a d fa re TO and
of ho n o r for th e m onth en d in g J u n e graI1(1fa th e r led a life of d issap atio n .
T he A m erican Safety m ucsiim lias
4
are
A
lbert
C
arlson,
W
a
lte
r
Both a re in d isp a ir u n til Ja n e calls begun a new cam paign fo r ir d ' -tria l
FROM P o rtlan d .
up th e m a rria g e license office and safety and has opened q u a rte rs in the
T hom pson, M assa Y ashida.
Mrs. H enry M organ, of P o rtlan d , h ears th a t because of h er splendid h eart of New York c ity ’s m a n u fa c tu r­
rceord they may be m a rrie d ."
is v isitin g w ith Mrs. W. M. M organ. _______ _____________________________ ing d istric t. Im p ro v em en t of w orking
co nditions in In d u strial lines, both
Miss May M iller of D ufur, O regon j
For An Impair. m I Appetite.
as to sa fety an d hygiene, is th e ob­
HERE ARE A FEW BARGAINS THAT
Main St.,
-
Gresham.
is v isitin g h e r g ra n d p a re n ts, Mr. and
To im prove th e ap p e tite and ject.
MIGHT INTEREST YOU.
Mrs. G. W. W oodw ard.
stre n g th e n th e in d ig estio n try u few
Not m any years ago an expedition
Mr. Rozin is im proving his farm (doses of C h a m b e rla in ’s T ab lets. Mr.
CH ICK ERIN G
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w ent up th e M issouri riv er to th e
by
clearin
g
som
e
land.
J-
H.
Seitz,
of
D
etro
it,
Mich.,
says:
K IM BALL .......................................... 175
p’ ice w here in 1856 a aargo of 500
Mrs. L iste r from Cresw ell is here
resto red my a p p e tite when im
J. & C. F IS C H E R
H4I
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p aired, relieved me of a bloated fee l­ bai:< !s of w hisky had been lost. Tl.o
sh a k in g h an d s w ith old friends.
ing an d cau8(jd # p k ,a s a n t alld 8atl8 val.ie of fifty-year-old w hisky was
VOSE & S O N S .................................. io »
Mrs. H enry D outhit m ade a busi- factory m ovem ent of th e bow els." th e incen tiv e r a th e r th a n th irs t. T he
w recking p arty sp e n t $2,500 and
STEINW AY ........................................ 125
T h e F a rm ers’ M u tu al F ire
ness trip to P o rtla n d one day last | F o r sale by all D ealers
rescued a p air of shoes.
week.
R e lie f A sso c ia tio n
One variety of C hinese su g a r cane
A good m any from V ictory a tte n d ­
FINAL ACCOUNT,
is raised for chew ing In Its n aL iral
Or POXTUXD, OKEOO1T
ed th e fu n eral of th e late H. H. G en­
sta te , and is kept in good condition
try .
T he ch u rc h was packed and In th e County C ourt of th e S tate of for m o n th s by being burled In the
In v ites ail farm e rs who have no
TERMS IF DESIRED
In su ra n ce on th e ir farm buildings
O regon, in an d fo r M ultnom ah ground.
m any b ea u tifu l floral offerings were
A b ea u tifu l Rose F estiv al souvenir is y ours for
to in su re w ith us. T his associa­
County.
given.
tion is th e ch eap est and sa fe st in
th e asking. Even if you d o n ’t buy. COME AND
In th e m a tte r of th e E sta te of J. S.
LODGES AND SOCIETIES
Mr. and Mrs. Dawson S m ith, from
th e sta te . It In su res only co u n try
O tis, Deceased.
S E E US. M ake th is your h e a d q u a rte rs and rest
B ridal V’eil, sp e n t Sunday w ith Mr.
(T h e s e n o tic e s w ill be p u b lish ed from
p ro p erty and lias o ver $3,000,009
N otice is hereby given th a t th e
room w hile in P o rtlan d .
time to tlmo froo of charge. Othoro not
in su ran c e in force.
and Mrs. L. W ilhelm .
u n d ersig n ed as ex ecu to r of th e es­ liste
d h ere are s o lic ite d
I f a n y a re ln-
Jo h n E berle, R. Sirebin and M lsj ta te of J. S. O tis, deceased, has tiled •orrect p le a se n o tif y th e O u tlook and
W rite or phone
c o r r e c tio n s w ill be m ade a t on ce ]
E d ith A ndrew s w ent m oto rin g S un­ his final account of said estate, in th e
■ . W S K U H A L L , P res.
above en title d c o u rt; and th a t S a t­
day evening.
u rd ay ,- th e 26th day of Ju n e , 1915,
T
he
F
a rm e rs M utual F ire Relief
Ü W IT B D A X T I S A X I ,
Miss F lo ren ce W ilhelm Is hom e to a t th e h o u r of 9 :1 5 o ’clock a. m. of
A ssociation.
said day, at th e co u rth o u se a t P o rt­
F A IR V IE W
ASH EM BLY,
UNITICI)
spend th e su m m er vacation.
A R T IS A N S — M aster, G ran t A. Hhaw,
land,
in
said
county
an
d
sta
te
,
has
G r e s h a m B u n t s Mo. 3
P h o n e 74
Mrs. W. M. M organ was visiting
r e ta r y . F red H. Crane.
M eets first
V o t a r y P u b lic
t e a l E s ta te
been appointed as th e tim e and place S se a c tu
rd a y ea ch m on th .
F a ir v ie w , Ore.
433-435 W ashington Street, Portland, Oregon
In V ancouver la st week.
for th e h earin g of o b jectio n s to said
T he Royal E m broidery club, which Anal account, an d
C E O V E R C IR C L E NO. SOI. W. O. W
th e se ttle m e n t
M eets e v e r y fo u r th T u e sd a y a t 2 30 In
Manufacturers
Wholesalers
Retailers
was to have m et next T h u rsd ay , has thereof.
the I O. O. F. h all
G u ard ian N eig h b o r,
been postponed to r a n o th e r week o n '
P e™ « « h aving o b jectio n s to Mrs. D. I). Jack , G resh a m R 2. Guard*
. .
, ,
«aid final account a re hereby notified tan clerk , E liza M etzger, G resh am .
account of th e rose carn iv al
T he;- , o p rese n t th e sam e a t such tim e and
will m eet w ith Mrs. Thos. W iles on place.
woMEB o r w o o d c b a :
May 17.
j
GEORGE BLACKBURN,
BANK OF GRESHAM
Bargain Prices
There’ll Be a Hot Time
in Portland During the Rose
Festival--Don’t Miss It.
At Latourell & Son’s Garage
City Bakery H
Bread
: Pies, Cakes and ::
other Pastry
Attention!
BUSH & LANE PIANO CO.
MT. HOOD
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T ru ck S e r v ic e
B e tw e e n
GRESHAM
an d P ortlan d
T w o trips D aily b etw een Gresham and Portland
Special Trips by Arrangem ent.
BEST SERVICE TO ALL'
P ortlan d Office: 2 2 4 P in e HL
P h on es: M ain 0 1 7 5 , A-2KWI
A. R, CAIN
T hird and R oberts Ht„ G resham
P h on e G resham 14x4
LUMBER PRICES REDUCED
Ruitic, all patterns, No. 1, $18; No. 2, $14; No. 3, $11.
Rustic, $9.
3arn
1x4, 1x6, 1x8, 16 or 24 ft. lengths, rough, $6, sixed $7.
2x4, 2x6, 2x8 , 16 or 24 ft. lengths, rough $6, sixed $7.
Fencing. $6.
Shiplap, $8.
SPLIT, ROUGH and DRESSED CEDAR POSTS
Cabinet Lumber, Cedar, Fir a n ' Hemlock
All kinds of Moulding, Apple Boxes, Ladders and Shingles
TURNED PORCH POSTS, NEWELS. BAULSTERS, TABLE
LEGS, Moulded and Plain GUTTERS.
We Deliver Lumber
JONSRUD LUMBER CO., ECRINC, ORE.
PHONE 41x
Route No. 2.
KELSO
I
Executor
MILO C KINO.
A ttorney fo r E xecutor.
F irst p u blication May 25, 1915
G ra d u a tin g exercises were held for L ast publication J u n e 22, 1915.
th e eig h th g rad e la st S atu rd ay n ig h t
a t th e schoolhouse. T hose to receive
SUMMONS.
diplom as w ere C lara H arbison, N ora .
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In th e Ju stic e C o u rt fo r M ultnom ah
M ilan, L illie Jo n sru d and C h arles
D U trict>
and fo r M ultnom ah
H aw o rth . F lo ren ce L atnoreaux, who
C ounty, S tate of O regon,
passed th e eig h th g rad e exam ina- i’u lfer M ercantile Co., P lain tiff, vs.
tio n s in Ja n u a ry , took p a rt in th e , C. E. Colville and Mrs. C. E. Col-
» M
» ii ilan. i ' To ville.
efendants,
g ra d u a tin g exercises. _ T. t B.
c E D Co|
vll| e and Mr> c E Co,.
ch a irm an of th e school board, pre-
ville, his wife, D efen d an ts;
sen ted th e diplom as.
! in th e nam e of th e S tate of Ore-
Each of th e th re e g irls of th e pres- K°n > X00 » re hereby req u ired to ap-
ent class passed with perfect m ark
th e co m p lain t filed
.
. .
ag a in st you in th e above en title d ac-
in a rith m etic.
j tion on o r before th e ex p iratio n of
Rev. A. J. W are of G resham spoke six weeks from th e d a te of th e first
im pressively on th e necessity of lay- publication of th is Sum m ons, to-w it:
lng a good fo u n d atio n and especially on o r before th e lBt day of Ju ly ,
.
1915, an d if you fail to ap p e ar for
urged upon th e young people to con- w ant th ereo f, th e plaintiff will tak e
tln u e th e ir schooling.
P rin cip al R, ju d g m e n t a g a in st you fo r the sum of
E. W a rn er of th e Sandy union high $17.85, for goods, w ares, m e rch an ­
school also m ade an ad d ress whlcn dise an d necessaries, to g e th er with
costa and d isb u rsem en ts h e re in ; you
was m uch ap p reciated . An in te re s t­ are f u rth e r notified th a t th e re has
ing m usical p ro g ram was ren d ered , been attac h ed for sale and sa tisfa c ­
co n sistin g of a solo by A nna E ric k ­ tion of th e foregoing deb t, to g e th er
son, a d u et by Mrs. Robt. Jo n sru d with In terest an d costs, th e follow ing
personal p ro p erty to -w it: 1 cook
and Mrs. C. D. P u rcell, a song by th e stove, 1 Iron bed sp rin g an d m a t­
six th and sev en th g rad es an d one by tress, 2 tables, 3 ro ck ers, 4 ch airs,
1 boiler and co n ten ts and roll of
th e eig h th grade.
F o rm e r te ac h ers o r th e Kelso window shadea, all being and s itu ­
school p resen t w ere Miss D orcai ated in G resham , M ultnom ah coun­
ty, O regon, to be held su b je c t to th e
H edin of E agle C reek, Mrs. A lbert outcom e of said action.
R odlun of L ents, Miss C ora Lam-
P u b lish ed by o rd e r of Hon » r F
o reau x of B oring, Mrs. R obt. J o n s ­ R ollins, Ju stic e of th e Peace o t th e
ru d an d Miss E lizab eth C anning of D istrict and County afo resaid .
D ated G resham , O regon, May 18, '15.
Kelso.
MiLO C. KINO,
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Attorney for Plaintiff.
One hundred and forty-live iang- First publication May 18, 1915.
uages are spoken in India.
' Last publication June 29, 1915.
G R E S H A M C O U N C IL O F W O M EN
V O T E R S .— M eets
seco n d and
fo u r th
M onday e v e n in g » o f th e m o n th a t the
L ibrary.
I’rea id en t, Mr» Cha« C lev e- 1
land; se c r e ta r y , Mrs. E T r u sco tt.
CHURCH SE R V IC ES.
U E T IIE L B A P T IS T C H U R C H — S u n ­
day S ch o o l 10 a m. D. R. S h o em a k er,
S u p erin ten d en t P r e a c h in
g 11 a m , and
ng
7:30 p. m
P ra y er m e e tin g W ed n esd a y
7 30 p. m. R ev. A. J. W are, P a sto r.
FREE
M E T H O D IS T
CHURCH—
M orn in g se rm o n at 11 o'clo ck , e v e n in g
serm o n at 7:30.
S u n d a y sc h o o l a t 10
in.
K ey. D. M C a tn ey a u p erln ten -
dent.
C o la n sa
m e e L.
tin g ftu g f o g llo
w in
m orn-
Ing serm
.
F
. cla
sn g lead
er.
P ra y er m e e tin g T h u rsd
a y y ev en k iffs at
r thia
the ch u rch .
R ev. Wm, R. r iu m le e .
P a sto r.
E IN N E M A N M E M O R IA E M E TH O D
is t E p isco p a l ch u rch , G resh am . P r e a c h ­
in g i “r v lc e s a t 11 a m. and 7 20 p. rn.
S u n d a y sc h o o l at 10 a. m , E p w o rth
L ea g u e a t • 46 p. m A R L ym an , Hun-
«lay H chool s u p e r in te n d e n t, M rs L illia n
P u llen . E p w o rth L ea g u e p resid en t. R ev.
M elv ille T. W ire, P a sto r.
BUTTER
PURE, SWEET, CLEAN,
S A N IT A R Y
For Sale by Leading Grocers
A L W A Y S O R D E R IT
In iliK c M In ii a m i <'o n a tip a lin n .
'A b o u t five years ago I began ta k ­
ing C h a m b e rla in 's T ab lets a fte r s u f ­
fering from ind ig estio n and co n stip a­
tion fo r y ears w ith o u t finding an y ­
th in g to relieve me. C h am b erlain s
T ab lets helped me a t once and by u s­
ing them fo r sev eral weeks I was
cured of th e co m p lain t,” w rites Mrs.
Mary E. M cMullen, P helps, N. Y. F o r
P L E A S A N T H O M E M E. C H U R C H — sale by all D ealers.
S u n d ay s e r v ic e s
H unday sc h o o l 10 a.
. p rea ch in g , 1st ad 3d B u n d ays. 11 a
rn . Zd and 4th S u n d a y s. H p. m
Ep­
w orth L e a g u e 7 30 p m. P ra y er m e e t­
in g T h u r sd a y e v e n in g s.
“ Rev. —
T. L.
Km ith, P a sto r,
H M ITH
M E M O R IA L
PR E 8B Y T E R -
‘“ b. • «Irvlt-w -H upplled by Key. 1. » .
h ell o f P o rtla n d , n u n d a y ac. o o l a t 10
a. m
Mr» I>. w
M cK ay, e u p erln ten -
d en t; p rea ch in g 11 a. rn , Y. P. 8. C. E ,
7:30 p. m.
C H K IH T IA N S C IE N C E H K R V IC E8—
I. O. (i F. h all, U reeh am
Hunday ec hoot
a t 10 a. m
S e r v ic e s a t 11; te s tim o n y
m e e tin g W ed n e»d ay e v e n in g a t 3 o 'clo ck
PLEASANT
VALLEY
B A P T IS T
ch u rcn
Hunday S ch o o l a t 10 a. m ;
fta a c h in g a t 11 a. m. Y ou n g P e o p le 's
m e e tin g 4 :1 0 , p rea ch in g a t 7 10 p m
Ke» Mr. H o y , P aetor.
I L I F F M E M O R IA L C H U R C H — M. I-
roee. P r e a c h in g a t 11 a. rn and I n. :n.
Hong s e r v ic e 7 10 p m
Sunday sch ool
10 a. m. P ra y er m e e tin g T h u rsd a y ev
en ln g 7 30 p. m
P a sto r, T. J A n ’ huny.
Hunday
S ch o o l su p erin ten d « :,!. C h as
T a llm a n .
N otice
of
A nnual
Mrliool M eeting.
N otice is hereby given to th e legal
voters of School D istrict No. 4, of
M ultnom ah C ounty, S tate of Oregon,
th a t th e A nnual School M eeting of
said D istrict will be held at th e
S choolhouse; to begin at th e h o u r of
two o'clock p m on th e th ird Monday
of Ju n e , being th e 21st day of Ju n e,
A. D. 1915.
T his m eeting Is called fo r th e p u r­
pose o f electin g one D irector for term
of th re e years and C lerk for one year
and th e election of one D irector for
Union H igh School D istrict No. 2 to
serv e fo r th re e years, an d th e tra n s­
action of business u su al a t such
m eeting.
Dated thia 3d day of June, 1915.
CHAS CLEVELAND.
Chairman Board of Directors.
Attest:
D. M. ROBERTS, District Clerk.