GRESHAM
PAGE THREE
OUTLOOK TUESDAY. SEPTEMBER 5, 191«
My H om e on the Hill
By MRS. JA N E R. HARTLEY
T he follow ing b eau tifu l poem was w ritten ab o u t ten years ago
Mrs Ja n e R. H artley upon th e rem oval of herself and fam ily from th e ir
hom e In G rand Ronde valley. It was carefully preserved by one of
d au g h ters and will be p reserved In so u v en ir form by each one of her
scendants.
R. M. L e w is
Oh my old m o u n tain home.
W here the trees are ever green,
And th e sp rin g w ith its w aters pure and sw eet;
W here th e wild roses bloom
And th e ir fra g ra n ce Alls th e air—
And the gruas m ade a carp et for o u r fee»
5427 6 4 th A v e ., S. E., P ortland, O reg o n
Phone, Sellw ood 1722
Oh my hom e upon th e m ountain,
W here th e a ir Is pure an d sw eet.
T h ere my th o u g h ts love to linger all th e day.
W here we g ath ered ro u n d th e table
And o u r frien d s we loved to g reet—
But now we have w andered fa r aw ay.
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My th o u g h ts love to roam
To my old m ountain home,
W hile 1 listen for th e p a tte r of th e feet
Of 'h e ch ild ren th a t were sm all,
B ut now have grow n so ta ll—
Some of them we n everm ore may m eet.
TSe COUNTRY
GENTLEMAN
But old age cam e creeping on, and th e re
H ad to be a change—
The s tra n g e r lives w here once we used to dw ell,
In th e G rand Ronde valley we have a little home,
And v e try to be content when all is well.
B ut In G rande Ronde valley.
W hen the wind gets on a te a r.
And everyone is bracin g fo r the fray ;
W hen all th e w indows ra ttle , and dust Is In th e air,
'TI b then we wish th a t we were fa r away.
But when th e sun is shining
And we forget th e storm .
Of th e days th a t have gone w ith th e ir dust,
And th e tim e glides aw ay.
In th e su m m er tim e so gay,
F o r b e tte r days th en hum bly do we tru st.
for it. It has correspondents
in every state.
How to get back out of
your land the money you
put in it is the big idea
b e h in d T h e C o u n tr y
Gentleman.
It deals with selling crops
as well as growing them.
300,000 farmers bought
it when it was $1.50 a year.
N ow it is $1 a year—52
issues—every week.
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THE CURTIS PUBLISHING COMPANY
In d ep en d en ce S q u a re, P h ila d e lp h ia
PLEASANT HOMS
BORING
C ap tain C. O. B ranson, of M elrose,
Mrs. C. M. McClung of W est Bor- will preach a t th e M. E. church at
1 ing gave a lawn social to h er Sunday th is place Sunday evening, S eptem
BETW EEN
' school class, th e prim aries, last S at ber 10. All are Invited to a tte n d the
urday aftern o o n . T he little girls and services.
P O R T L A N D AND G R E S H A M
I boys enjoyed them selves a t various
Mrs. C. M. Brown an d fam ily left
Office w ith P ion eer A uto T ruck C o., 22«i A sh Ht.
I gam es un til 4 p. m. when they were for P o rtlan d on Monday, from w here
P h o n e B road w ay 1iH54
tre a te d to ice cream and cake. When they expect to Hall’ for A nchorage,
th e tim e to re tu rn hom e arriv ed they A laska to join h er husband.
The
expressed them selves as having had good wishes of th e frien d s h ere go
th e “ bestls tim e
ev er.”
Mrs. L. w ith them .
G resham , Ore,
G regson
helped
in e n te rta in in g .
B. W. EMERY, Prop. Rea. Phone 173.
W a lte r H ale is hom e from P resco tt,
T hose present w ere: Iren e S chw eit
W ashington for a few days' visit.
zer, E thel Jo n sru d , L eth ia Childs,
T he M ethodist Aid society will
Em m a G regson, G ertru d e N aas, L yn
m
eet
T h u rsd ay aftern o o n Instead of
den Lunday, Jo h a n a L unday, M ar
W
ednesday
of th is week for work on
sh all Brooks, N anny Brooks and
J u a n ita Adams. Two m em bers being th e q uilt. T h ere will be no m eeting
d u rin g fa ir week.
absent.
The Farmers’ Mutual Fire
T he L ad ies’ Social club m et a t the
Rtuef Association
MELROSE
hom e of Mrs. S arah Cross last T h u rs
In
its
Six
Schools
and
Porty
eight
Dr
OT P O B T I iM D , O B 1 O O S
A h arv est moon social will be held
T h irteen m em bers
par Lisent» is engaged in the great work day aftern o o n .
of uniting Learning and Labor.
Invites all farm ers who have no
| being p resen t and th e usual good al Iliff M ethodist ch u rch next S a tu r
Insu ran ce on th e ir farm buildings
Forty-eighth School Year Opens
! tim e was enjoyed by all. Luncheon day evening, S eptem ber 9, for th e
to Insure w ith us. T his asso cia
benefit of th e pasto r. Rev. C. F. Zlm
1 was served at 4 :3 0 p m.
tion Is th e cheapest and safest in
th e sta te . It Insures only country
T he fo u rth q u a rte rly conference of m erm an. E veryone is req u ested to
D egree C ourses requiring a four year
p roperty and has over $3,000,000
high school preparation, are offered in i the Boring P leasan t Home ch arg e of a tte n d and bring w hatever they can
Insurance in force.
the following;
th e M ethodist ch u rch was held at in th e line of groceries and vege
AGRICULTURE.
16 Departments;
tab les A sh o rt program of old fash
Write or phone
COM MERCK, 4 Departments, ENGIN P lea san t Home last T h u rsd ay a f te r
ioned hym ns and songs and re c ita
■ . W. BMABKAX.!., rree.
noon,
Rev.
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EER IN G , 6 Departments; MINES, 3
Departments; FORESTRY, 2 Depart
T he F a rm e rs M utual F ire R elief
in te n d en t In charge. T he principal tions will be given, a fte r which a so
m ents; HOME ECONOMICS, 4 Depart
A bsoc ration.
act In th e business session was the cial tim e will be held and Ice cream
ments ; and PHARMACY.
P a o n e 74
O r .e h a n i B o u t s Wo. 3
P leasan t and cake will be on sale.
V o c a t i o n a l C o u r s e s requiring an dividing of th e ch arg e
M eal B .t e t e
N o ta ry P u b lic
Eighth Grade preparation for entrance Home is again placed w ith lllff and
(T iainberlain’» C olic, C holera and
are offered in Agriculture, Dairying, Boring with B ennett chapel.
Rev. |
D iarrhoea R em edy.
Commerce, Porestry. Home Makers, and W H atch, newly appointed p asto r of
Mechanic Arts Pharmacy with a two
T his Is a m edicine th a t every fam
th e B o ring-P leasant Home ch a rg e,;
year high school entrance requirement.
ily sh o u ld be provided w ith. Colic
SCHOOL OP MUSIC.—Piano, String, will serve Boring and th e new ar- I and d ia rrh o e a often com e on su d d en
Band and V oice Culture.
ran g em en ts will ta k e place.
ly an d It Is of th e g re a te st im portance
Catalogue sod beautiful illustrated
Mr. and Mrs P. K. Stone and ch il th a t they be tre a te d prom ptly. Con
booklet free.
sid e r th e suffering th a t m ust be en
d ren are visiting with O. 11 McClung d u red u n til a physician arriv es or
A d d ies. Twu R s g is t b a b ,
' 1 W -7-IS-1* to W 7 IS)
CO« V A L U » O R 1O O M
and fam ily a t C latsk an ie for a few m edicine can be o b tained. C ham ber-
lain'» Colic, C holera and D iarrh o ea
days.
H o w I o G iv e G o o d A d v ic e .
Mrs. M yrtle T elford and ch ild ren I Rem edy has a re p u ta tio n second to
none for the quick relief which It af
PURE, SWEET, CLEAN,
T he best way to give good advice and Miss Iness Knox have retu rn ed I fords. F or sale by all D ruggists -
Is
to
set
a
good
exam
ple.
W
hen
o
th
S A N IT A R Y
front a two m o n th s' stay at Seaside.
Adv.
e rs see how quickly you get o ver y o u r
cold
by
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For Sale by Leading Grocers
Remedy th ey a re likely to follow
your exam ple. T his rem edy has been
A L W A Y S O R D E R IT
in use fo r m any years an d en jo y s an
excellent rep u ta tio n .
F or »ale by
all D ru g g is ts .-A d v .
Emery’s Truck Service
Furniture Moving and Farmers’ Hauling a Specialty
Attention !
(Jnitinçi learning and labor
THE ORECON
AGRICULTURAL COLLECE
SEPTEMBER 18, 1 9 16 .
Mrs. R. E. Morse and child left
last T h u rsd ay for h er hom e in The
Dalles, a fte r a su m m er spent at Sea-
view, en ding w ith a w eek's visit
w ith h er m other. Mrs. F ran ces Al
la rd , a t T ro u td ale.
Mrs A. 1). K endall and d au g h ters
retu rn ed recently from a visit with
relativ es and frien d s In th e m iddle
states.
Miss Ada T hom as was a week-end
guest of Mrs. C. 1. R aker.
Miss S tella H atfield re tu rn e d laBt
week from a visit w ith h er sister,
Mrs. A nderson, a t C latsk an ie. Mrs.
A nderson cam e w ith her, and a fte r a
visit w ith th e ir p are n ts, Mr. and
Mrs. H atfield, they go on th is week
to M onm outh to a tte n d th e norm al
school.
Miss Slgfrld F red rick so n , of C lats
kanie, is m aking h er hom e a t p resen t
with Mrs. H atfield.
Miss Della Z im m erm an left on
W ednesday of th is w eek fo r T he
Dalles w here she h as a position to
teach for the com ing year.
Mrs. E. G urney and tw o sons w ent
hom e to Irv in g to n S atu rd ay , u fter a
su m m er sp e n t b o arding a t th e W. P.
Benedict farm .
Mr. and Mrs. Jam es B urns have as
th e ir guests th e ir d au g h ter, Miss
Nan B urns an d niece, Miss Jessie
McNair, both of Spokane.
Mrs. L. M. R u m m er left last week
for th e hop fields a t A urora.
R ichard K n arr, Jess Coons, Geo.
Larson and ills fa th e r left S aturday
m orning for a h u n tin g and fishing
trip in th e m ountains.
Miss C lara W a tten b u rg , of Mon
m outh, stopped off Monday to visit
Miss Della Zim m erm an, going on
W ednesday to P rineville, w here she
Is to teach.
C larence P arsons, F elton M urray,
and th e tw o Goode boys of G resham
w ent on a h u n tin g trip S atu rd ay , re
tu rn in g Monday.
T ro u td ale
L adies' Aid society
m eets thlH W ednesday w ith M th L.
A H arlow . A full atten d a n ce 1» de
sired.
R ussia m ain tain s a t Moscow an
experim ent sta tio n for the study of
tlax cu ltiv atio n and m an u factu re.
Sixty m iles of th rea d woven from
th e fiber of a species of Italian n ettle
weighs only two an d a half pounds.
A k ettle “ sin g s" because th e a ir In
the w ater escapes by fits and sta rs,
and bo m akes th e “sin g in g ” noise.
In G erm any th e re has been in
vented a fire-proof celluloid, chiefly
for use in autom obile w indow s and
w lndshlleds.
In 1515 th e first school of a rtille ry
was organized by th e V enetians, and
a few years la te r was em u lated by
Spain.
E xperim ents by G erm an scien tists
have proved the tr u th of the old th e
ory th a t tig h ten in g a m an 's belt les
sens h u nger.
A w ire clip, to be screw ed Into a
door fram e, has been invented for
holding m ilk bottles o u t of th e reach
of ca ts and dogH.
Lenox, Mass., has seventy m illion
aires.
A b ird th a t can not fly is th e black
w oodhen of New Zealand.
W ater rolls off cabbage leaves be
cause they are covered w ith a d ust.
T he In d u strial accid en ts of Now
Y ork s ta te are m ore th a n COO a day.
Why You Should Save
Some people say, “I’m going to spend my money
and enjoy myself while I can, because 1 11 be dead a long
time."
Remember that it is possible to be sick, to be out of
work or to be old, for a long time before death. Also,
that your ability to earn money usually dies before you do.
Old Age knocks at every door and there is nothing
so pathetic as an old person in poverty.
W e in v ite you to o p e n a n a c c o u n t a t th is b a n k w ith $1 o r m o re.
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K. A MILLER, Cashier.
Gresham, Oregon
MT. HOOD
MARKET
BUTTER
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The
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m ost, is ju st a pleasant sm ile
T he sm ile th a t bubbles from a h eart
th a t loves its fellow men
W ill drive aw ay th e cloud of gloom
and coax th e sun again
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w ith m any kindnesses blent.
It's w orth a m illion dollars, and It
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Tailoring.
F o r men and women-—clea n in g ,
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P e te r L en a rd , Pow ell stre e t.
“ W hen Billy Hunday come* to tow n,
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