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Newspaper Page TextOKESHAM (OR ROLL FOR GRESHAM AND VICINITY j .. I* m a d e f o r a d d i t i o n | n,, 11 Hi I lie -.-l v li e 11 . hi , I I ilty .) hi a lld bb ¿T h G.I.ABD iH M .- iT H O N O IA55 s T J o RN W M . A N D E R S ' i N a . n d e k s i - n a ? m « a n pu k £ k KT A N O I I K W S iu PHT A N U H h W H ! ? v i v a M ’KKW s '•NJ k- »« Ad. IIARol.D LAKE k e s t ii n n . l a k e kkyal l la k e u e o im ik L a r s iin H E T K U LA U SU N E M IL L A U B K It EHEU .1 1 L K Í i H u { f v r ' , : A | , | : i 1 WM L E U H É ltv “ " “ JOSEPH ■ ' E ' \ I K ' I I LL ’S E C I T LETSINGF T I . E l ' k o E ' “ k A I.................... ¡ K ’N 1-G .. V EL ACE El EU T i HAS S T \ c - f i A S .,l M*«’ g LL S G U S G T T R o y \ v M ' . ' v i ! £T t‘ N ’ M t 'A R T I ’. n F Koti, . Ä I BANK H E I .I. ¿M E HBBKE MfV b e r k e Ä f K R BK R K H T V HEYEH t I K HEYEH i F i l m E EK K C >' BEYER Hl-. I hn B IC H A N J o h n M c G in n is A H i ’H I E M c K E u W N L E W I S B U H L \1i K i mmdv J f c . 1? AMUS W \ T T HORajj 25n. e f L <- p e r in Idi 11. Sta H U T K IN ■ tnh hui E ' i i - : u i i l i ' i i , m 'Z A i t i i i p iT y ti " • B R A S W E L L R. K oa R BKKUKS W IL L IE M A R T IN < H A I tI .E S M A Y E R S i ” r '' *? i i i . *'• m ARY< i TT s o l . I . E l i M E l i I tl I I W A LTER W M ETZGER A D E l.B E I tT W M ETZGER I I .O Y E D S . M E T Z er K,‘ JO H N M IL A N A11 o . \ 1.1J R A Y \ It D M 11 I e i * u .T T L ,', uh bkook m oe S : 1 Mil-''KR • r . R ' s . , 'i. ' ' . . ' \ l l N :,’t Y sE I '1' 11 C i\K Elt' 'A ■ j r , v V, .IN G LELAND It M OORE n . \ i g i . e G E O R G E NEII.S on m ark | ; HS H U H U A T8 n UAlUlY f l.l,. I f ' E E E r ÖEItT EA.MI L C A N IF I- L ar caki . s o N K i TII C l l l i ' l ' o ,,|.S T C A K R o l.L M cC R P xnv H A R O L D M .C ltiik ^ V ' il «¿k» 'G U l J X H ’l i , -I I l t i s l 'E N E E N ,1V!S C R K l S T E N S E N van ted CLARK iieeluml JORGE J t'i C A R E 1 ■' 'N I '< !' IN B r IE CI IN H A D I .G U L S N E I I . S i >N G EO R G E NELSO N E D W A R D c . N o liE F N O S C A R E. N O R E E N ROY O L SE N P A U L P A I .M B L A D RAY P A L M o U IS T TOM PARKER V E Itl. P A R K E R IR V IN P A I t M I .E Y ii'S I M iV , . ,! P K D E ItS o N P E l.T O N , W IL L IA M i l . l l - T i iN P E T E R S ! iN E L M E R I. P I I E I . P S L E O N A R D P IA T T FAY E I'« I T T E l l outlook TKOUTDAL£ F R ID A y, O CTOBER 4. 1018 PAGE T H R E E translated war song <- E. Gholson an d fam ily left Sun- becoming popular ‘ uy t-veniug io m ake th e ir hom e in Colum bia H eights, Sept. 30,— E d i s i. John a where Mr. U holaou expects to r O u tlo o k :— P lease copy th e fol- I R» help build ships. '» " R ' f aong, which I got w hile v isit 1 here was no church Sunday even ing at Camp Lewis, it is th e old | Rut. as o u r paator was not hom e from Danish w ar song th a t was com posed [hi touference. G eneral re g re t is ex in the early ,60,s.w hen G erm any took press, d am ong church goers h ere th a t Uleswig away from D enm ark. It has b v . Ford will not com e back th is been tran slate d in E nglish by a D an ■ i,a l llus m any frie n d s ish soldier at Camp bew is, and Is wre, who wish him every success in very popular at th a t place, and is his new charge. sung to the old o rig in al tu n e , "D en McUirr an d fam ily m oved gang jeg drog a fste d ,” londuy into the* house vacated by — MRS. P. ANDERSEN. the Gholsons, Mr. R in eh a rt, who has ‘ought the McGtrr place, is h ere, an d 1 hear my c o u n try ’s c a ll— will m ake some necessary re p a irs be • hear my co u n try 's call, A sum m on to us a ll— fore moving in. Yes, a sum m on to us nil, 1 shook my f a th e r ’s fist. i’here were sixteen G resham h igh My m o th er d ear, 1 kissed, school students pulling beans on th e And told h er how It w as I felt •Sun Dial ranch S aturday. W ith som e T hat now 1 m ust en list. help from Mr. Lum sden and h an d s on Rut when I suld good-bye, he ranch they pulled th e beans from Io my g irl so sw eet and tru e, She told me th a t as n u rse 25 acres. She of course was going too. -VIis. p l.um sdeu left T uesday HiKhl for Berkeley, C alifo rn ia, to Chorus: So 1 am off to tight «peiKl the w inter with h er siste r, Mrs. For liberty and rig h t. H arry Berry. .She is hoping th e Call H u rra! llu r r a ! H u rra! lornia clim ate will im prove h er health, sh e is accom panied by h er I heard my fa th e r say — I heard my fa th e r, say two sons, H arold and H om er. In his old fashioned way, At a mass m eeting held by th e cit Yes, in his old fashioned way. When those who till th e soil ‘¡tens of T ro u td ale on T uesday e v e n Go off to w ar and spoil. ing, nom inations were m ade for the Who then sh a ll do th e h arv e stin g officers of the town to be elected at And who sh a ll till th e s o il? ” the November election. T he p resen t W e l l , th a t is ju st the reason we all m ust h u rry up officers have held over since the be Dr T eu to n s will com e o v er and ginning of this year, as no election help us boss th e job. was held last December. T he follow ing persons were nam ed on the tick- Cliorus: 1 I- Mayor, John H udson; reco rd er, Tin* K aiser h ates o u r F la g — A. H arlow ; trea su rer, N. S. P a r The K aiser h ates o u r F lag ; sons; m arshal, Anson Pow ell; coun- C onsiders it a ra g — cilmen, Theodore N orlne, W illiam Yes, co n sid ers It a rag. But he an d all his trib e, W right, Jas. Burns, Win. b ig h t, Mor Despite T eu to n ic jibes, o s McGinnis, John b au d a n , Mrs Will have to how and bend th e ir John H udson, Mrs. Wiley R ichardson knees Before th e S tars and S tripes. and Mrs. F rances Fox. Six council- proudly ahull Did G lory wave men are to he elected. T he th ree re And over the b attlefield. celving the highest n um ber of vote:: Till a u to c ra tic ru lers sh all b ite the will serve two years. The next th re e dust und yield. in o rd er will serve for one y ear Mrs. bee Evans has gone to beb- anon for a w eek's visit with relatives. COLUMBIA HEIGHTS W, J «WV Irr^ I However you travel w h e th e r b y ra il, s te a m s h ip , o r a u to m o b ile , y o u w ill fin d fi m e ri- c a n B a n k e r s A s s o c ia tio n C L e q u e s th e s a fe s t, h a n d ie s t w a y tc ca.-.-y y o u r m oney. “ A. B. A .” C h e q u e s a r e s a fe , b e c a u s e if n o t c o u n t e r s i g n e d t h e y a r e u s e le s s to an y o .v e o u t th e o w tw . T h s y a s o r a n v e n - i e n t , b e c a u s e h o te ls , ra ilro a d s , s te a m s h ip c o m p a n ie s a n d m e r c h a n ts e v e r y w h e r e a c c e p t th e m a s r e a d ily a s c a s h in p a y m e n t o f b ills , a n d b e c a u s e t h e o n ly i d e n t i f i c a t i o n n e e d e d is t h e c o u n te r s ig n a tu r e o f t h e o w n e r in t h e p r e s e n c e o f t h e p e r s o n a c c e p tin g tn e C h e q u e s . BANK OF GRESHAM G r e s h a m , O re. The Tears of ithein is. T he G i-aiulniotlw r Step|M-il In. We had m otored alm o st all n ig h t A sto ry in th e press rem ind« me of on th e way to R helm s. it was rain u trag e d y in w hich a p retty c lio r u ) Ing, un i hKHV O 'U E E V ing h a rd an d very cold. T he m orn 11,0 M ........ NE ne-yW 4 g irl in one of th e m usical com edies I 1 11 E C R A N D A L L ing was a little b rig h te r. We were «Io, Cn UBUT. F R E D C R A N E iioyy m id p o w e r s IERSON ' l ’ R A W I - ’O K I I alm ost five m iles o u t w hen we g ot played a lead in g role. She was C E C IL P I1 L F K R r ,\i< , H \ \ v i " i t i ) ti l- J X T E R Q U E S I N B E R R Y o u r first view of th e c a th e d ra l— " b a b rig h t, sue was p retty , sh e was well iUINlCK E l N N I N G I I A .M ¡RR. C A R L Y L E A. C U N N I N G H A M I J I ; l T l: W Q " E S I N R E R R V G lorieuse M u tilee" th e F ren ch cull form ed. B ut sh e had not voice S V f ; ,* '-A R R R A D F O R D RE1 > liAV IS E L M E R H A D I ’O R D ns, »prli O EA \ E lt it. T he tow ers stood out clearly enough to shine, so slie was in Hie E R V IN F. R A D F O R D ab«, JAS, D E 1 1 A V E N c o ItR FLoY H RA DFO RD a g a in st th e sk y — c e rta in ly a w o n d er chorus. T h u s, in due tim e, slit- m e' W ARD D IC K E N S O N them JE S S E RADFORD ÜOH 0 . D I X ful m ark for Hie b a rb a ria n g u n n ers. one of th e je u n esse doree, tlie typical, E I .I .S V V o I t T T l R A K E R ‘ Gru IRLOW M IM i UEEASH. H A R V E Y RANEY £11, DUKE As we e n te re d tile dead city und nice looking, easy-going, p leasu re LVMI'NP d u n b a k v e l'e '• H A S 'V i Y - E D H 1' e 11- ' 1 b ? o r w u u n d e d . tu rn e d Into th e uveuue leading to loving scion of an old New York fam ) dünn «TALS )ER, F R A N K the ca th e d ra l, ut a little d istan ce It By, who had m ore m oney th a n wit » REYNOLDS iNRY E L T O N E A S T M A N V E R N E R IC H E Y ¿LluT I, ItA 1 El 'W A l i l ' seem ed to me th a t th e rep o rts of the und who fell d esp erately in love w i l l i I - E R I C H M O N D B l SON E A S T M A N W A R D R IC H M O N D EVANS d am age had been ex ag g erated . Rut her. H A R R Y C. R IC K E R T . EVERETT as we cam e clo ser It was plain th a t V IC T O R IG C K E R T , . J EVERETT Being a g irl of som e c h a ra c te r and L j iE K lC K , O T T O VV R I C H E I t T the ch u rch was ju s t a shell. 2D L IE U T L E S T E R R IC H E Y b rain s enough not to w ant to th ro w L.s i uksoken 1ST SG T . K E N N E T H R O B E R T S JS ¡ a . v fo st er We stopped a t som e d istan ce and h erse lf aw ay for th e easy life of tie- I T .A U D R O B I N S O N JAN I ' E I . E O X w alked to w ard th e e n tra n c e . T h ere G reat W hite Wuy, sh e placed fran k ly SA M W R O B IN S O N IHN F O X I for FRAN K ROGERS w ere g re a t holes w h ere pavem ent before her sw e e th e a rt, w hile a d m it ■ .Mrsi ASI.ST j F i t hem a n JO E R O SS I st f r e e m a n N E L SO N RO SS 1I.IJAM G A U I 'M A N had once been, an d th e w hole a re a tin g h er affection for him , tin- a l te r C O R P . D. E I tU S S E I .L {WEY li lH H S aro u n d th e c a th e d ra l was a w ast n ativ e— e ith e r to m ake h er I l l s wife JO H N D A L E R U S S E L L Y H Gl BBS burn I fcRRILL I t G O O D E D G A R L. R U S S E L L from g lan cin g sh e lls o r m isaim ed o r to be th e one to la u n ch h e r on tlie C H A S E E. ST. C L A IR aw, pie ERVIN I t «'.(«ID L E S L I E T . S T .C L A I R W ER G O S S E T T sh ells w hich had been fired a t th e dow nw ard p ath . Tlie young fellow, W hen we look aro u n d o u t doors R U D O L P H S A I .U U I S T jREItT G U S T A F S O N PLEASANT VALLEY And from th is having honor, chose m a trim o n y , h ut S G T . C. G. S C H N E ID E R II.I.1E I lA l.E Y we notice th e last roses of sum m er. h isto ric stru c tu re . O S C A R S E D IG JIYD H A L L O C K •Martin Eberhart, who recently en They ure n ot so b ea u tifu l as in early deb ris, from th e faJlen sto n e th a t had not th e co u rag e to m ake ills m ar E D . T I 1 E G . S E L L L iver ham bei e n RAY S H 1 U N E R listed, came home Sunday for a visit sum m er, an d th e hot east w inds th a t will alw ays sta n d as a m o n u m en t to rlag e know n to his fam ily. J ltr F R A N K A H A M L I N A I . F R E I i SI.VK I N S E N UN H A M L I N with home folks. His brother,F rank, have p revailed of late, cau sed them th e H un, th e re rose th a t w onderful T H U S . E L T O N S I .G O P ill-TON H A R R IS Then th e w ar cam e and he w ent to F R E D M U R R A Y S M IT H 6 ka D"I: e H a r r is who lives near Forest Grove came to drop off so quickly. T he apples s ta tu e of th e Maid of O rleans, un th e fro n t, leaving IU h young bride, HARRY SPENCER tEII H A R R T W V I . F i t E l i S T A F F E N S I IN over for a farewell visit. M artin is will soon all he off th e trees, an d th e to u ch ed ; not even a nick in th e up who soon a f te r becam e a mot iter. .EKED H .V U G E E 'M c o ltP E A ltl. S T A N L E Y •Elt H A F G I .F M stationed at Vancouver at present but leaves tell tin* ta le of th e fall se a raised sw ord. H A IIltY S T A N L E Y IRTL'S H A T F I E L D And th e n ex t they knew he had been S G T W I I.B U It S T A N L E Y H E N D R IC K S expects to depart for France In the son. N atu re will soon a p p e ar in its Inside it was th e old sto ry over killed in th e fro n t line in u brave SGT. V ER N S T A T E R T. W. A H E N S L E Y “ear future. PAUL STEV EN S UtYI. 1 I E S I .I .; g lo ilo u s colors, and so we find th a t ag ain . T h ere were g r e a t holes in th e ch arg e m ade by his reg im en t. She ( I.A R K E S T IL L IG N S IK1. C L A U D E H E S L I N Mr. und Mrs. Frank Hill of Portland « ..S C A R S T O N E [ARLES III. : A a n o th e r su m m er bus passed Into h is roof, dem olished s ta tu a ry , to rn pave w rote un appeal from th e h o sp ital to A R T H U R . S T ltE IU N Is " h i :.,. i M tu came out Saturday evening and stayed tory. Rut us it iH now, tile tim e never m ent. E ven th e psot w here Je a n n e his fam ily. T he shock of his d e a th , G E O R G E It. S W A G E R T W ILLIAM H I L L Y A R D until Sunday evening on the farm. G E ' 'R O E S W Y G E R T SRAD H i 'E C K K R can pass too fast, for th e fa ste r tie- d ’Arc stood n e a r th e m ain altu how ever, was not sufficient to tu rn I .E S T E R T A L L M A D G E ,'T " R holm Mr. and Mrs. A. Hallock of Mont«- illN K l l u N E Y CO RP. I RANK T E E V IN , tim e passes, the fa s te r com es the w hile C h arles VII w as being crow ned th e h e a rts of tlie fa th e r an d m other, Ik B K K T II 1 0 'S S wounded. villa were Valley visitors Sunday E D M O N D T E E V IN e n d — th a t end, to w hich every loyal king of F ra n c e was o b lite ra te d for who w ere in w hat is called “so c iety ,” JE li B o s s Miss battra Moore left Sunday even W IL L T E E V IN [EKETT H U G H E S A m erican is lo oking willi ten se feel ever. Tile sam e te rrib le sto ry — w ith Rut th e re was one person who took I'.VV M A S T E R I .I .G Y D T E G A I t T L IE F T H B . I I . I I . H U G H E S fngfor Corvallis, where she will attend 2 D L I E U T . E R N E S T T H o .M W Hl M AHON ings. Most everybody th a t lias had one difference. A p ortion of th e roof ch a rg e of th e young widow, and h er 0. A C. this year. El HOC THOM AS II’O R A I. H A Y M O N D H U M A S o N a s h o rt tim e off from d u tie s d u rin g ! had been of wood covered with lead baby an d guve them a home. And, FRA N K W THOM AS I K. C. C. J H. Kesterson who is working in K IR K T H O M P S O N re . w f je n n f ; th e la st su m m er m ouths, is back on At th e tim e of th e first bom bard pray, who do you suppose th a t wan? STU ART THOM PSON T GUY I). J O N E S a logging camp near Gales City Oregon, f r a n k T o w n s e n d BERT A. J O H N S O N P e rh a p s you will say som e fo rm e r th e jo b ag ain , an d we all feel like I m en t in te rio r re p a irs w ere u n d er came home Friday evening to spend G E ' IR G E T O W N S E N D STAVE A. J O H N S O N doing o u r u tm ost in every way and way. Tile b o m b ard in g set tire to th e sw e e th e a rt of tlie ch o ru s g irl; som e I . E . t l . I E 'D i WNSENI i L1.IAM E J O H N S O N the week-end and visit with home folks. V I .P H o N S E < AN lio N I N C K II J O IlN S i IN ¡scaffolding und th e fla m e n c a u g h t th e college frien d of th e young soldier. will do th a t till we win th e war. S. " , V I K E N •BERT E. J O N S H U D J. F. Wing of l,enfs was looking roof. T he lead s h e a th in g m elted, Not a bit of it. T h e person who took Jo E VERETTI IRAN JO Y Mr. and Mrs. E. E hrm un, of P o rt after business Interests here one day iXu.N JO Y JO S E P H W A I .C H d rip p in g on th e floor o r ru n n in g cure of th a t ch o ru s g irl b rid e and h er IEI, F. J O H N S O N W M W A I .C H land, have e n te rta in e d sev eral frien d s recently. C O R P . T H O S . M. W A T S O N .ititY J o h n so n doS ti th e w ails. In m any places it baby was tlie old g ra n d m o th e r of th e [UN A J O H N S O N I .D G A R W E D I N Miss G ertrude W arren of Cleveland, from San F ran cisco and New York UNK K E N N Y still h u n g in long, sle n d e r festoons. young so ld ier, a w om an of th e p e o M .I I E K T W E I S S th is su m m er at th e ir c o u n try hom e Ohio, and Mrs. Annie J. T uttle of I, E S I , I E W I L E S hold k e r n I he g u id e explained th e cuuBe very ple, w hose h u sb a n d had left her in M O R R I S V V IL M A R T Ii INN II K E S T E R S O N Fnion, Oregon were visitors at the at th e H eig h ts. G L E N C. W O L F E J KESTERSON slow ly so th a t I sh o u ld u n d ersta n d . fairly co m fo rta b le circ u m sta n ce s and Mr. and Mrs. J. C ran e, of P o rtlan d , ll.-EGN K I R K W O O D G I Y E, W O L F E home of Mrs. (J. N. Sager, Tuesday. ill oll It K I R K W O O D "W e have com e to call th e m ,” lie whose h ea rt w arm ed to th e child of I .E M VV W o l . F E have e n te rta in e d a g re a t deal h ere ruttili GIN Miss W arren, called on Mrs. T. If ROY E W OODW ARD HARD k n a r r concluded, “ th e te a rs of R h eim s.” he lud she had n u rsed o i l h e r knee — L E W IS V E R G E R bert k x i e r i e . m Berry, an old friend, whom she had at th e ir little co u n try home. E D N E R W E D IN , K M E III E M H ow ard W h eeler in E very b o d y ’ i M ephisto in M usical A m erica. Ja m es Deaver, youngest son of Mr. R ai . lake C iiR C . H E N R Y Z E N G E I t spent some tim e with in form er years Ml IM IMt He tai Rw *» ** *» * ** 1** Mrs. T uttle is a visitor of Mrs. Sager and Mrs. J. D eaver, h ere at the M agazine. Ja v a is an islan d dim ly rem iniscent, and has come to make her home in H eights, was hom e a few days last Recently th e Y. W. C. A. hostess to th e O ccidental m ind of coffee and week. H e Is at th e present w ith the Portland. SPRINGDALE pleasant home Mrs. Imus-- at Camp l,ew is was confronted of brow n, scan tily -clad nativ es. T hese Miss Hazel Rerke was a S tate F air spruce division at A storia. D eaver’s siste r, Mrs. H errin g of P e n n by the fa d that a b attalio n of colored a re m em ories of th e Ja v a of o u r visitor one day last week. Rill Smith, our Springdale barber, Mr lliimni r> is d riving th e P leasant troops were to be q u artered In the school hooks. T he hooks ra re ly get Mr. and Mrs. G. H. Kesterson have sylvania, is a g u est at th e D eaver {is having a m a t little cottage built on I“1*' High school truck. cantonm ent and arran g em en ts had to fa r enough aw ay from th e business home. T he tw o sisters had not met Mils Lottie MUgo-d has retu rn ed to his property lu re. Grant Hell is lining received several letters recently from he made for th e ir com fort The pres a t h and to e la b o ra te on tlie th e a te rs th eir son Glen, who is over seas and for a b o u t 35 years. J M < i t . ■ r, i j,(„ n<iing the n im m e r the work. flW. en t hnstiHs house being already taxed of Ja v a , w hich, th e n ativ es can tell Lloyd T ay lo r, only son of Mr. and A. b. Davis lias a phone now. and well, also Mr. ami Mrs F. A. Richey fl* ^ 'r cousin«, Gi-rtriuh- ami Ituih to Hie lim it, on» end of a large assem yon, a re far m ore in te re stin g th a n interesting Mrs. Jo h n T ay lo r, lias e n te re d tb'* i would he glad to have Ills friends g it have received several bly hall was converted into a hostess ■offee p la n ta tio n s. T h e Ja v a n e se so letter« from th eir son Vern, who is In tra in in g school at C orvallis. 'r aH'* Mrs. Archie Collins have tiiiflr num ber and eall 'em up . liiii for tlie colored soldiers. Dn the en jo y th e w an d erin g th e a te rs of th e ir France. Mrs. Alice b a n d ln e , of P o rtlan d ¡''<•<1 h a c k to New P leasant Home. Frank Spybrock was down from filth day after it was opened Hie n um lan d th a t th ey will w alk m iles to see Mr. ami Mrs. O. H. Richey, and with h er two little ch ild ren , spent ■1 VVihlou retu rn ' ll from a weeks ('am p l.ewis Sunday. ber of women and children visitors o ne of th e ir epics o r folk ta le s p r o if hunting trip. Mrs Jaek Zllm and little Maxine, Mr. anil Mrs. W. N Moore were city last week a t tile W oodw ard home. totaled 150. duced e ith e r by pu p p ets o r by real Mrs. C h ristin e Stlncy, who went v«fy pleasant su rp rise party was of G risham , are visiting friends and visitors last Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Mark Baxter, and Mr. east laBt sp rin g , has re tu rn e d and iiii» ton tru ck for h ire. Express players. W h erev er th e m a n ag e r sets !<•“ on Miss Mamie Danny. A large relatives in Springdale. a.ul liiiiiling. H. C h risten so n . P hone ill» his sta g e and p ro p ertie s, (h ere is and Mrs. Frank Baxter of Ridgefield, tak en up h er m usic again nt th e C o r Tom Northway is the proud posseHor ,w,l attended 13. th e ja b b e rin g Ja v an e se crow d, ea g er Washington, vislteil the homes of Mr bett high school and will tie glad to rs ' '' 1 'i e a r> u m l ila i i e L u r of a "flivver fo r even in g and Un- pro sp ectiv e tri al. and Mrs J. W. Frost, Sr. and Jr., over receive new pupils. if*, f'J G rant Rell and Will Shelley have | \,,.s j o|H) icg icr Sunilav Save for the co u n try ’s sake. Sunday. Mrs. R uth R o b erts, of C alifo rn ia, purchased a new potato digger in Read th e W an t ads. T"‘ Methodist bailies Alll society youngest d a u g h te r of Mr. an d Mrs. l ■ parsonage w ith vies, partnership. COTTRELL C. J . L ittle p a g e of Mosier, O regon, is r H "1 “ext Wednesday a lte r visiting frien d s and relativ es at H u rt Home-made Sausage and COTTRELL ,n 1‘imih will he served T his Miss Hazel Goger spent Sunday h u rt. Lard, Sweet-Cured I lam i " ’,l' '“'J m eeting o f th,. ¡mi p ry E. E. Quay " a s a Portland visitor with home folks. Miss Goger is study r " "" d' lo r'itre ,,f lt,.v. amt Mrs. and Bacon. A sm all hoy en tered a d ru g sto re Ing for the Civil Service. Monday. I or their new work. We liny Beef Cattle, Caly-s, anil in q u ired Hie price of an Ice Frank Blackburn of Camas, Wash-1 J a n u s Goger ami h. E. Craswell Hogs, Hides, Etc. '* 'hoiisand bakers a re em ployed have purchased a large Pugh potato ington spent Sunday at the home of «ream soda, for which he in ten d ed to I A H M E |{N, A T T E \ T I O \ ! pay a dim e, w hich he hud ea rn ed by Ids brother, G. 11. Blackburn. B ugioh Aires, A rg e n tin a . I digger. G eo. D ietl, P rop . We S m oke Y our M eat doing erra n d s. T he clerk told him Mr. and Mrs. Scott Ballard have sister Mrs. Robert Manar.v. M a in K tr e e t G r e s h a m , O re. ebon« U81 Mr. and Mrs 0 . II Blackburn and moved hack on the Stoner place after tlie price was 15 cents. A fter a m o by a l l —O utlook w ant ads spending the sum m er at Cameron m en t of deep m e d ita tio n , th e lad asked th e price of a g lass of soda, and Taylor's mill at Bull Run. Rev. and Mrs. P. S. Ford spent a and was told 5 cents. T hen he o r couple of days this week with Mrs. dered an ice cream cone, tariff a Jos Manary. Mrs. C. E. Gillam of nickel. O rd erin g th e soda, he d e ft ' Portland Is also visiting her mother. ly w hisked tlie com- co n ten ts Into th e glass, g e ttin g his p o rtion of home- Mrs. Manary. GRESHAM OUTLOOK (Twice a Week) with - Wm. C arpentar is gaining slowly m ade ice cream soda for his dim e < B IO » I 1 yr. TT | after being seriously ill for some tim e T he p ro p rie to r chuckled an d gave 16.16 Dally O regonian .............................»#.#0 16.90 him a dim e to try th e clev er tric k on I with heart trouble. 4.16 Dally and Sunday O reg o n ian ...... S.00 8.00 Visitors at the Craswell horn«- Sun-, a riv al d ru g g ist on th e next stre e t. 3.00 F o r th e first tim e, since sp ellin g Dally Jo u rn a l .................................... 6.6V 6.60 day were Mrs Poole of Portland, Mrs. 4.0» Daily and S unday J o u rn a l ........... 7.6(1 D. D. Jack and Alice Jack of Scenic, co n tests h av e been p a rt of th e Iow a 7.6» Evening T e le g ra m ........ .............. 6.50 5.50 Miss M arian Forte, prim ary teacher sta te fa ir a boy won th e s ta te c h a m 1.16 of the busted school and her friend, pionship, a gold m edal an d 620, th e Weekly O regonian .......................... 1.00 8.00 first prize. T ra u g o tt R ich te r, of 1‘ally New« and N.-W. F a rm ste a d 3.60 3.50 Rae N auartil of Portland. l l ll l i ll l h i l ll l l i il Miss Maud Colvin is visiting her D av en p o rt, fo u rteen y ea rs old. Now’s the best time to subscribe. Do it NOW. W arren Ball and family took a trip sta n d in g and sp ellin g for n ea rly tw o on the Columbia Highway as far as and o n e-h alf h o u rs, took th e prize. Eagle Creek last Saturday. Jo h n W eston, of Boone, who w ent PHONE 701 An Ad in the O U T L O O K will help you draw'ibusiness down when he left o ne of th e E V E R Y B O D Y R EA D S I T ! 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