PAG E FOUR
QJndernoath the
Snow-white
Sheets^
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M
bon M arston cam e up from a
spruce cam p n ea r T illam ook to spend
Klinriav
.n_
Sunday ta-itki
w ith hom e g folks.
Ross M arston and fam ily, of Mist,
a re visiting w ith his p aren ts. Mr. and
Mrs. Colby M arston and o th e r re la
tives.
E xtensive p rep a ra tio n s are being
m ade by local Ja p an e se for a new
y e a r’s celeb ratio n to be held In M etz
g er's hall.
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r a t*F?
GRESHAM LOCALS
T ill
Mr. and Mrs. Jo h n P aln iq u lst re
ceived a teleg ram th is m orning from
th e ir son. Ray. from Cam p M erritt,
| New Jersey. They had not know n of
1 bis a rriv a l in the U nited States. The
last heard from he was In a hospital
n _■
at Bordeaux, F rance, suffering from
an in ju ry to his rig h t hand, received
the last day of th e fighting. He says |
he is feeling fine but is u n certain
when he will come home.
Miss M arie Misz an d h er m o th er
en te rta in e d friends from Iow a and
South D akota on Sunday.
Will H essel Is 111 a t his hom e w ith I
tonsilitis.
Implements and Machinery
Mr. and M tb . W illard Bliss of
P leasan t Valley are receiving con
1M 1
g ra tu la tio n s on th e a rriv a l of a SUDDEN DEMISE OF
MRS. VAN HOOTEGEM
d a u g h te r on Sunday Ja n u a ry 26.
Mrs. H arry T ru itt is carin g for the
Emily Van H ootegem , wife of E. D.
little Jo h n so n ch ild ren whose m o th er Van H ootegem , died suddenly J a n u
died here a few weeks ago, a fte r a ary 20 of h ea rt failu re follow ing an
\\ e II mail catalogue, or stop, see the article
brief Illness from pneum onia.
a tta c k of influenza. She had been
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Chas. P ra tt and fam ily have come q u ite 111 but was th o u g h t to be g e t
while in Gresham
hack to th e ir place In G resham from ting along all rig h t and said she felt
DISC HARROW S
GARDEN SE E D E R S
T illam ook, w here he has been em b etter th a t m orning. She suddenly
SP IK E HARROW S
HAND SE E D E R S
W
ALKING
PIX»WS
took
a
tu
rn
for
th
e
w
orse
and
died
[
ployed In a sh ip y ard since last Ju n e.
SANITAiiY CURLED HAIR MATTRESS
POTATO PLA N TE R S
DRILLS
P U L V E R IZ E R S
lhSO N S ^ es,A°o<i Sanitary Curled Hair Mattress beneath the
F. H. W hitehead was out from ju st as th e d octor arriv ed . She leaves
DRAG SAW S
(R E A M SE PA R A T O R S
sheets of yoar bed, insures you of greater comfort and satisfaction than
P o rtlan d on F rid a y looking a fte r bus a husband and little boy of five years
ENG INES
eny other mattress. It is a more luxurious mattress, and far better made
iness Interests. He was a guest at to m ourn h e r loss.
than any other mattress, refcurdlessof the materials used in its manufacture.
-Mrs. Van H ootegem was a native of
the
hom e of Mr. an d Mrs. I)an W right
SILOS with all Dairy Machinery.
It is not a hiAh-prieed mattress, but it is the mattress that w ill satisfw
you every day throufth the rest of your life. Forty pounds of all new
Mrs. Cora C hilders, who moved to Belgium , com ing to th e United States
sanitary curled heir are used in flllinft the tick, which is of the best
P o rtlan d recently, has been em ploy six years ago, a few days a fte r th e ir
A COM PLETE LINE OE IM PLEM ENTS.
material, in either a number o f stripes or in art ticking.
ed
by E. W. A ylsw orth to work in his m arriag e. T he past y ear they have
. • C± ,odauy und
‘ v yoa “ >e‘‘RestAood." Let us show you why
12-mile store. W. R. Jo h n so n con resided on Mr. B ram h all's place. She
it IS better t h i n 01 hn.iry in.- Presses, and why it is the mattress that voa
had a ch eerfu l disposition and won
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-» I i - x -
tin u e s his services a t th e store.
many frien d s w ith h er sun n y sm ile
A recen t p ro p erty tra n s fe r in and k ind ways.
G resham was the sale of Will Hea
RELIABILITY
GRESHAM
SERVICE
r e r s 5-room bungalow and lot to Ar
GRESHAM HOME PRODUCTS
nold Ruegg, who will probably tak e
) our HOM E Furnisher
COMPANY INCORPORATES
possession th e first of next m onth.
The in co rp o ratio n of the G resham
L ie u ten a n t A. W. B otkin, who has
been serv in g in th e m edical corps of Home P ro d u cts C om pany to co n tin u e
th e spruce division, has received his the w ork of th e H om e P ack
was accom plished
discharge and is a t hom e In G resh ing Com pany,
am , w here he will ta k e up his p rac early in th e year. T he new co rp o ra
tice.
tion has a cap italizatio n of $50,000.
The
in c o rp o rato rs are W. E. Lawe of
Among th e m em bers of th e 364th
ON THE CHAS. BRAMHALL PLACE, 2 MILES EAST 01
field a rtille ry reg im en t recently a r S eattle, LeRoy Lomax of P o rtlan d ,
Mr. |
TROUTDALE, 1 MILE WEST OF SPRINGDALE, ORE.
rived at Cam p Lewis from service Mr. an d Mrs. II. J. Stocker.
overseas Is W illiam J. Teevin of S tocker is m an ag er and Mrs. Stocker
G resham . It is expected th a t he will secretary . A sm all n u m b er of shares,
w hich a re priced a t one d o lla r each
be hom e soon.
F R ID A Y , J A N U A R Y 31, 10 o ’Clock
a
Mrs. B. L. W a lrad 's m other, Mrs. re still on th e m a rk e t. All stock
carries
6
per
cent
an
n
u
a
l
dividend.
O ieselm an, who suffered two stro k es
of paralysis ab o u t fo u r w eeks ago, The volum e of business of th e pack
TH E FOLLOWING PROPERTY:
rem ains in a critica l condition b ut is ing com pany for th e past y ea r was
$50,000.
in som e respects Im proved. She is
L ivestock
R equires C lose A tten tion to the Orchard
83 years of age.
MAJORITY ABSENT,
Bay
Gelding,
11
years
old,
w eight 1350. Grey Horse, 14 -e a rs ok
Mr. and Mrs. W. R. Gibbs received
I he pruning and spraying should be done at the
MEETING POSTPONED
w eight 1350.
W hite Horse, 10 years old, w eight 1100.
Five Grad
a le tte r on F rid a y from th e ir son,
right time. Don’t delay your pruning until the sap is up.
H
olstein
Cows.
Jersey
Cow.
H
olstein
H
eifer,
9
months.
Fou
Dewey, from O chlendung, G erm any,
An a tte m p t to hold th e an n u a l
young Hogs.
w here he is in th e arm y of occupa m eeting of th e sto ck h o ld ers of th e
It should be done while the trees are dormant. See what
tion. He says he Is well and very local telephone com pany failed yes
we have in tools for pruning.
anxious to be hom e.
terd ay for lack of a m ajority. Out of
Im plem ents, Etc.
T he in stallatio n of R ebekahs was 289 sto ck h o ld ers only 107 responded
6-, 8- and 10-ft. Pruning Shears, for
Buggy: 31,-In. Wagon; light Wagon: set Work H arness; set Buggy
not held last night on account of th e to th e roll call.
the high pruning.
H arness; Oliver Plow; W alking C ultivator; Cream S ep arato r, Empire
sm all nu m b ers of m em bers in a t
T he m eeting was ad jo u rn e d to
No. A. B.; roll Poultry W ire Fence; 20 sacks Seed Potatoes, American
tendance. T he cerem ony will be held Monday, F e b ru a ry 10, an d those j
20-, 26- and 30-in. for clo se pruning,
W onder; one-half ton Seed O ats; 10 sacks Rolled O ats; one ton
a t th e next re g u la r m eeting, when it p resen t w ere in stru c ted to g e t as 1
H ay; 150 q u arts canned F ru it; small Tools; Household Goods, and
and a variety o f the hand pruners.
is hoped th a t a la rg e n u m b er will be m any proxies as possible so as to
num erous other articles.
present.
i m ake up a m ajo rity . P re sid en t Dow-
Pruning Saw s, Etc.
Seven Red Cross nu rses from Van- se tt explained th a t such ad jo u rn -
LUNCH AT NOON.
couver m ilitary hospital w ere en ter- m ents are costly and u rged an a t
W t have Drv Lime and Sulphur in stock and recom
tained on S unday by m em bers of the tem pt at a m ore successful m eeting
mend it in preference to the liquid as it is exactly the
TERM S—Sums under $20, Cash; $20 and over, six m onths’ tim e, at
G resham W. C. T. U. T he hostesses
per cent, on approved security.
were Mrs. Jo h n M etzger, Mrs. W.
Card o f T hanks.
same as the liquid when the water is added. It is cheap
| Honey and Mrs. G eorge F. Honey.
T
he
u
ndersigned
w
ishes
to
express
er and more convenient to handle.
Mrs. Jam
M cKinney lias
has ic
left
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u n her
er J th
m e
e n
a r ly m
h e earty
th a a tiK
n k S s or
of him self and
place In th e W alrad sto re in o rd e r to fam ily to Mr. and Mrs. Rodlun for all
E. D. V A N H O O T E G E M , O w ner
he at hom e with Mr. M cKinney who is th e ir offering and kindness, to Mr.
R. I. ANDERSON, Auctioneer.
A. MEYERS, Clerl
seriously ill. H er place in tile sto re ! N orquist for his kindness in opening
H being till.,i ttimporarll) bj Mrs hta bom« for as, to Mr Olson for hls 1
Bessie Brown of P o rtlan d , an old- favors and to all who helped us by a {
tim e acq u ain tan ce of Mr. and Mrs. sy m p ath etic handshake.
SALEM LETTER GOSSIP
____
GRESHAM, OREGON
W alrad
C. J. NELSON.
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C o n tin u e d from page 1
T he rep o rt has been received of
As a m a tte r of fact you n ever knew l’ra -v cd to be delivered from being
the d eath of H enry E ifeldt last week
nt th e sta te ho sp ital In Salem , w here a child to be spanked w ith a slipper, ,ua<ie a crim in al of if he happened to
he was tak en fo r tre a tm e n t several never saw anybody throw a boot- leave one of th ese b o ttles of fru it
weeks ago. He had been a w o rk er at jack at a cat and probably n ever saw ' j uice uncorked and it ferm en ted
the brick y ard for a n um b er of years. a b o o tjack ; and never knew an old
He leaves a widow, who lives a t Ho- maid th a t wore curls and hoop- o ver n ig h t. He w anted to save the
in d u strie s but w anted also to invoke
sk irts.
gan statio n .
A
llah, th e g iv er of all Good, to fo r
In a le tte r received a few days ago
give him if a w arm wind w afted th e
la'iu'ii M illinery,
by Mrs. S. C. Jo n es from h er son Ser
F ine o p p o rtu n ity open for voung to rm e n t g erm s into th e open b ottle
g ean t Guy D. Jo n es, he said th e unit
lady w ishing to learn m illinery.' For
he was with was all packed and ready term s call Misz M illinery, G resham , and he becam e a crim in al by h arb o r-
| Ing beverages w ith m ore th an 1
to sail for home. He was still a t Con- phone 5 4x2.
per cent of alcohol. He forgot th a t
3 0 x 3 .................................. $ 1 8 .5 0
tre s and still a p art of th e 162d reg i
th
e M oham m edan god A llah is a non
We
h
ea
r
mostly
about
m
o
th
er
love,
m ent, 41st division. T he le tte r was
but th e re really Is a good deal of wine d rin k in g god. an d th e house
w
ritten
Decem
ber
27.
x ................................. $ 2 3 .5 0
In a le tte r to th e O utlook, Mr. and fa th e r love, too, th a t deserves occa had a good laugh an d passed th e
resolution.
Mrs V. H. Read of P o rtla n d say th a t sional m ention before th e funeral.
The fight o ver th e Rogue riv er
The air forces will be one
th e ir son, Guy. is am ong th e casuals
All a u to top p a rts and repairs, fisheries is on again.
H. B.
180
th e most Im p o rtan t branches
who arriv ed a t Cam p Lewis on last Quick
work.
'i
S. P aln iq u lst, provides in effect fo r doing awrav
th e n atio n al defense of any i
T hursday. He is in excellent h ealth G resham .
tlon in th e fu tu re . Therefc
w ith sein in g on th e Rogue riv er, in
( iresliam
and
expects
to
be
hom
e
soon.
T
h
eir
Phone 691
Am erica seem s p articu la rly fori
A uto accessories fo r all cars. C. eplte of th e fact th a t at th e last elec
son, Ross, was in F ran ce w hen last E. O sburn & Co.
nate In Its new com m ander, M
tion
th
e
people
voted
to
keep
seines
Gen C harles T M enoher, who
h eard from on D ecem ber 21.
in o p eratio n . T his bill does not ex
now in charge of th e a ir forces
I Mrs. Je n n ie Kemp, fo rm er sta te
S potlights and electric horns.
th e United States. G eneral Mer
actly p ro h ib it seines but m akes the
I Some choice b arg ain s at C hipm an's ' president of th e W. C. T. U spent
E. O sburn & Co.
her m ade a g reat rec o rd .
I second-hand sto re
Adv.
use of them im p racticab le. It Is a
several days last week visiting at the
bill
to
cripple
th
e
salm
on
industry.
| hom e of Mrs W F. Honey.
Mrs.
W ar Svings Stam ps save lives
I Kemp has been w orking for th e year
In connection w ith the n atio n al food
ad m in istra tio n
She is going now to
Allows us to com pete with all rival»
so u th e rn C alifo rn ia for a visit with
The In g red ien ts of o u r bread and
I h e r son.
pastries are In stric t conform ity with
K irk Thom pson Is at hom e again
have been learned during the great World War.
the w ar reg u latio n s and the neatness
! for a sh o rt visit but expects to re-
(hie is that by practice of conservation and thrift, a nation c
of o u r bakery has given us the h ig h
tu rn to S eattle In a few days and will
an
individual can accomplish things which seemed in forme
est sa n ita ry ra tin g
P atro n ize a
probably receive hls d isch arg e from
days impossible.
home in dustry.
th e navy In th e n ea r fu tu re He went
There is perhaps no more striking proof of what can be ae
recently to New York by way of t h e
complished by intelligent conservation than what has beet
P anam a can al and from th e re was
done
by America in the popular financing of the war.
tra n sfe rre d to S eattle. He was rec
G resham . |*hon<> I I ,
om m ended for a com m ission.
Before the war there were less than three hundred thousan«
Miss Ruth M ontague. G resham l i
bond holders in the United States.
b rarian . is p lan n in g to begin at once |
th e collection of a w ar relics exhibit, 1
The American people were taught to practice Thrift, to elimi
which will be an a ttra c tiv e fe a tu re at
nate waste and to save their money.
Home-made Sausage and
th e lib rary . She will be glad to re
RESU LT
Lard, Sweet-Cured Ham
ceive p h o to g rap h s of G resham sol
Forty
million
bond
holders
today in the United States
diers
and
sou
v
en
irs
e
ith
e
r
for
p
e
r
-
'
and Bacun
Mrs. P reston Gibson, to rm er
The
National
Thrift
Achievement
may well serve as an inspir
J
n
ianent
or
te
m
p
o
rary
exhibit.
Miss
We buy Beef t attle, Calv. s.
wife of th e well known W ashing
ation
also
to
the
individual.
K
.Montague Is e a g er to co o p erate in [ ton society man and g ran d d a u g h
Hogs, Hides. Etc.
every way w ith th e p n tro n s of the
te r of the late S enator Jam es Mc
I IKMKKM, V PIEN TIDN I
lib rary In m aking th e In stitu tio n of j Millan of Michigan, has retu rn ed
G eo.
H e Sm oke A our Meat
to the national capital for th e so
M a in H tr e e t
G r e s h a m , O re .
th e g re a te st possible value and tn-
Fbou. twi
cial season now th a t war has been
G ltFM IA M . O R E «,«»
tervst.
shoved to the backgroand
that will do the work in the right way.
Something Here You’ll Soon Be Looking for
M__
W ILSON’S .
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BESSEL’S FARM MACHINERY
J. ED. METZGER
AUCTION SALE
GOOD FRUIT
L. L. Kidder Hdw. Co.
DEVELOPING EAGLE
WINGS, HIS JOB
Goodyear Tires
FORD SIZE
30 3A
C. E. Osburn & Co.
'
t BAKING EXCELLENCE
SOCIAL BEAUTY BACK
FOR CAPITAL SEASON
zwzr
Lessons of Inestimable Worth
CITY BAKERY
SANITARY
MARKET
Dietl, Prop.
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