T W IC E
A
W E E K
G resham O utlook
VOL. 9, NO. 42
SPORT PROGRAM
FOR FIELD DAY
W ith th e exception of a few fin
ishing touches here and th e re , prep
a ra tio n s for F a rm e rs’ Field Day to
m orrow , are all com pleted. T he
fa ir g ro u n d s a re ready for com pany.
T he e n te rta in m e n t fo r m orning, a f
ternoon and evening prom ises a full
day of fun and recreation.
T hose who have heard th e g ran g e
choruses before, know th a t g ran g ers
can sing.
Miss K ate B ratzel will
lead them in such selections as:
“ Picnic Song" and “ T he D ear Old
F arm , and “ V erdant Grove, F a re
w ell.” Since th is is everybody's
day, th e audience, too, ap p e ar on the
program . A ssisted by th e W ilbur o r
ch e stra, all the farm ers and fam ilies
will sing “ A m erica."
Mrs. Edyth
Tozier W eath erred will give th e of
ficial w elcom e and Ju d g e J. E. Mc
G inn, th e an n u a l address. T he Civic
M arine W orks chorus singing in the
afte rn o o n , and com m unity sing le<l
by M. E. Quigley are decidedly a t
tra c tiv e num bers.
A lthough a ca fete ria will be o p er
ated on th e grounds, a big lunch
basket from hom e is a good su p p le
m ent.
R efreshm ents sta n d s will
handle ice cream s, root beer and
o th e r picnic w ares. A pictu re show
is prom ised w hich, no doubt, will be
a very p opular am usem ent featu re.
T he spo rts program , arran g e d by
S. B. H all, P. T. C am pbell and H. A.
Lewis fo r the aftern o o n is a good
one. An auto load of prizes will be
given aw ay. T he w inners will be a n
nounced and prizes aw arded a fte r
th e events. At 3 :3 0 th e races begin
w ith a 100-yard dash, f r e t for a ll;
50-yard dashes fo r boys and girls
u n d er 12 years, a n o th e r for girls u n
d er 16 years. L adles who enjoy a
lively sp rin t for a stre e t car, will en
joy th e 50-yard ladies' race, no o th e r
qualification req u isite th a n th a t the
e n trie s m u st be o ver 16 years of age.
A fa t m an ’s w addle will be w orth
w atching.
P rospective co n testan ts
had b e tte r practice a little before
hand so as uot to " b re a k ” .
A 50-yard “ fro g ” hop and a 50-
yard "c a m e l” race are su rp rise fea
tu re s.
P. T. C am pbell is probably
responsible for th e cam el race— how
ever, th a t is only guess w ork. T he
ev er po p u lar three-legged race will
be follow ed by a tu g of war, the
slim -jim s ag ain st th e F a tty Ar-
GRESHAM, MULTNOMAH
INVITES EUROPEANS
LABOR TO U. S. MEET
COUNTY,
OREGON
FRIDAY, JULY 25, 1919
FRENCH JOE” LATOURELLE EARLY
BOATMAN ON THE COLUMBIA RIVER
TUESDAYS
AND
F R ID A Y S
$1.50 PER YEAR
MRS. NEW ACTIVE IN
G. 0 . P. WOMEN RANKS
AUTO CAMP GROUND
IN PROSPECT HERE
(M akiom Dvoi.xv E i . i s u )
ning.
At o th e r tim es th e In d ian s
At th e m eeting of th e G resham
O u tstan d in g am ong th e early s e t and w hite se ttle rs raced on the
! Business
Men's association,
last
tle rs along th e C olum bia riv er was W ashougal bottom s. H enry L a to u r
nig h t in th e Bank of G resham , the
Joseph L ato u relle o r "F re n c h Jo e ” elle and his b ro th er Joe, J r ., rode
m a tte r of providing free cam ping
as th e p ictu resq u e boatm an of fast horses.
Probably th e ir early
g rounds for au to ists, w here they
F ren ch -C an ad ian
p a re n tag e
was train in g in th e calf p astu re at hom e
( could sto p over n ig h t, o r for a long-
1 know n along th e m iddle river. F or was in p art responsible for th e ir
j er tim e, was discussed, and a com-
many years his was th e only h a b ita clever h orsem anship.
One of th e
! n iittee, com posed of K. A. Miller,
tion betw een th e Low er Cascades earliest sp o rts of th e L ato u re lle ch il
] Dr. 11. V Adlx an d Dr. A. W. Botkin
and th e m outh of th e Sandy. By his d ren « a s calf riding.
W ith th e
was appointed by vice p resid en t W.
doorstep trav eled th e p ra irie schoon calf's tail sw ung over th e rid e r's
A. Hessel, who presided in th e ab
ers and th e cattlem en driving th eir sh o u ld er for a rein each co n testan t
sence of J. Cannon.
g reat h erd s from T he Dalles to P o rt- w ouid striv e to o u trid e th e last one.
As one sta te afte r another ra ti
T he plan Is to provide a place, ac
land. H is tab le was alw ays sp rea d — ! It alw ays ended w ith a ducking in
fy th e national suffrage am end
cessible to w ater and light, in a
© » « • » r v v .tM .iN l,
ment,
women
at
the
national
capi
his h o sp itality a byw ord from Po th e frog pond for th e rider.
tal whose husbands are versed in ! grove, if possible, and erect brick
catello to A storia.
E th e lb ert S tew art of the De
In th e w in ter th e re was tabogan-
ovens w here cooking can be done.
politics, are fast becoming active.
p artm en t of Labor is the Ameri
Born in K eesville, New York, in ning for everyone. And occasional-
Mrs. H arry 8. New, wife ol th e
Tile need of such a place is seen
can delegated to London where
1831, Mr. L ato u relle was orp h an ed ! ly one could cross th e C olum bia on
Senator from Indiana, has joined
daily, and w ith th e opening of the
he will m ake arran g em en ts for an
Mrs Medlll McCormick of Illinois
w hile a young lad. At th e age of 20 I th e ice. Of gam e tn e re was p len ty —
in tern atio n al peace labor confer
loop
highw ay, w hich, in all p ro b abil
and is now active in affairs of th e
years he tucked his tru sty fiddle u n teal and m allard in season, deer,
ence to be held in W ashington at
ity will go th ro u g h G resham , th e re
National
W
om
en's
Republican
the earliest convenient date.
d e r his arm and shipped aboard the grouse, bear. T h ere were colts to be
Committee.
will be In Increased dem and for such
w haler Falcon. A fter two th rillin g broken. T h ere w ere p arties in wild
a place.
BULL RUN WEDDING
years of Arctic w haling he left th e ¡straw b erry tim e; they w ent huckle- GRESHAM HAS LARGEST
C am ping g ro u n d s, m odern and
IS SOCIAL EVENT boat a t H onolulu. A y ear la te r he
CLUB IN MULTNOMAH CO. well kept, would be th e biggest ad
berrying, and hazel n u ttin g .
sailed to San F rancisco and on the
Miss L ent T hom as, o ld est d a u g h
The first schooling th e L ato u relle
Not many people know that Gresham v ertisem en t possible for th e town.
u h a rfe s th e re was sh a n g h aie d , find
te r of Mr. and Mrs. J. M. Thom as, ing him self aboard a vessel bound children received was in W ashougal has the largest sewing club in Multno- Every cam p er w ould m ention to his
a t th e ir g ra n d fa th e r's home. L ater mal» county, nor do they know th at frien d s “ w hat a sw ell place G resham
and Jo h n B ickford, son of Mr. and n o rth for w hales and skins.
T he
there are boys in that sewing class.
they atten d e d th e schoolhouse up
It was first organized a year ago has for to u rists to cam p, th a t it was
Mrs. N. H. B ickford, of Boring, were boat p ut in at F o rt V ancouver and
th e C h an ticleer tra il, w here Mrs. witli a ch a rter m em bership of 29, hence cool, shady, an d had w ater, light,
L ato u relle skipped away
m arried a t th e b eau tifu l country Joseph
O strand (L ydia T ay lo r)
presided th eir club name, “The W illing 29.” 'n ev e ry th in g ." Every cam per who
No m ore w haling
hom e of th e b rid e’s p are n ts n ear Bull p retty pronto!
The o ld er boys finished th e ir school Since th a t tim e, two members have stopped h ere would leave a little
moved away, leaving the present en money and th e re tu rn s would be
Run last Sunday, Ju ly 20, th e Rev. fo r him !
days in P o rtla n d a t th e C en tral rollm ent twenty-seven.
He fled up th e n o rth b ank of th e
E arl B. C otton, of P leasan t Home, of
school, w here th e M eier & F ra n k
The work is arranged in two dlvis m uch la rg e r th a n tn e cost.
ficiating. Both young people a re well C olum bia until he cam e to th e home
Two very d esirab le locations w ere
sto re is b u ilt and th e N orth school, ions. A y ear’s work is not finished
know n here. T he house was p retty of R ichard Ough, a big E nglishm an
on- th e Good S am aritan hospital site. until one or the other of these divisions suggested, one being In th e M ultno
Is completed, and the work sum m arized
with its d eco ratio n s of flowers and who had come to the O regon country
One day w hile plow ing n ear th e ir with a w ritten composition which is mah County F a ir g ro u n d s grove. It
evergreens. The b rid e w ore a b eau to r th e H udson Bay com pany in
sent to state headquarters. A child could be m ade easily accessible by
tifu l gown of w hite crepe de chine. 1830. The preseut town of W ash home H enry and Jo e tu rn ed up some signing up for division one m ust make opening a road from Second s tre e t to
old
coins,
a
few
d
o
lla
rs;
b
u
t
of
The bridegroom recen tly retu rn ed ougal sta n d s on th e lan d claim of
a needle case, a tea towel, work-bag, th e grove. The place is sh eltered
from F ran ce, having been w ith base R ichard and Betsy Ough, who w ere course q u ite a fo rtu n e to a you n g dust cap or canning cap, night gown or from th e sun p ractically th e e n tire
m arried at F o rt V ancouver in 1835 ster. Follow ed th en a w holesale ex apron, and trim m in g for a gown or day. T he co m m ittee was asked to
h ospital No. 46.
ap ro n s
A fter th e service a d in n e t was by C aptain Jo h n M cLaughlin. Joe cavating all o ver th a t broad field. It
Division two Is more advanced sew ta k e up th e m a tte r w ith th e fair
was
w
orked
so
th
o
ro
u
g
h
ly
by
all
th
e
served to th e follow ing g u ests: Miss L ato u relle fiddled his way in to the
ing. It consists of collar for a dress, board. The o th e r location was on
L ilian T hom as, Mr. an d Mrs. A. C. h ea rts of R ichard and Betsy Ough. young L ato u relles th a t to th is day it m ending by use of patch or darn, a E ast Powell stre e t. One big po in t in
T hom as, Mrs. L ena McGugin, Mr. and They took him into th e ir hom e in grow s b u m p er corn crops. T he fo r luncheon set, princess slip or apron favor of th e first location is th e ad
anti cap. m aking button holes, and the
Mrs. R. C. Shipley, Mr. and Mrs. J. 1855 anil he rem ain ed w ith them for tu n e was th e re su re en o u g h — in th e m aking of a dress.
v ertisin g th e fa ir would n atu ra lly
crops.
C ockelreas, of Bull R un;
M artin som e years, w orking on th e ir large
Miss E sther Elford, who has charge derive from it.
Many o th e r tow ns
W
hile
th
e
sons
plowed
th
e
fa
th
e
r
of
tile
club,
gives
tile
inform
ation
tlint
T hom as, of E agle C reek ; Mr. and farm .
have cam ping g ro u n d s, and th e re Is
every
child
who
finishes
the
required
Each year he ferried th e O ugh’s boated on th e Colum bia. H is scow,
Mrs. R. G antenbein an d d au g h ters,
work, which m eans th a t a story must no reason why G resham should not
M arion and H a rrie t, of P o rtla n d ; ca ttle across th e riv er to th e b ot th e Alice Ju lia , a 90-foot "fo re -’n-
w ritten about it also, every <-hil«l liuve one also.
Mrs. N. H. B ickford, Mr. and Mrs. tom s on th e so u th b an k ; and each a f te r ” wus know n up an d down the filling all these requirem ents will be
G resham alre ad y has an au to fac
Will M iller and ch ild ren , R obert, year he th o u g h t th a t th e sunny river. She was th e first boat to be given a free season ticket to the fair. tory, a sta rc h factory and th re e fru it
The
four
boys
in
the
club
have
to
Ida and Olive; Mr. and Mrs. G. H. m eadow s u n d er Crow n P oint, backed taken up over th e Cascades in to the
th eir credit the honor of being ajuoug can n eries and packing plants, besides
Bickford and d au g h ters, G enevia and by th e richly tim b ered slopes, would Middle riv er, w here F ren ch Joe and the first to complete the sewing, and (lie plant of th e C olum bia Brick
Alm a; Miss H elen B ickford, N athan m ake an ideal hom e for a m an. Slx- h L o ld est sou, H enry L ato u relle, will therefore receive free adm ission W orks nt H ogan. T h ere are a large
B ickford, of B oring; Mr. and Mrs. teen-year-old G race O ugh rowed sailed h er for m any years. At the to the fair. These boys are: Dale Alt n u m b er of fine factory sites h ere and
man, Jack Dowsett, W alter Thomas
W alter Jo h n so n and d au g h ter, E lean across an d blushingly agreed th a t It tim e of th e wreck of th e Daisy A ins and
Ernest Cox. One of these fine plans a re being m ade to call th e a t
w
orth
in
th
e
rapids,
th
e
Alice
Ju
lia
or, of P o rtla n d ; Eev. E arl B. C otton, would m ake a w onderful hom e spot.
fellows said In his story: “I started ten tio n of th e m a n u fa ctu re rs to the
of P le a sa n t H om e; Mr. and Mrs. H. They w aited tw o years, an d on St. did heroic work in rescuing the sewing In March and the first thing n a tu ra l ad v an tag es of G resham for
B. Reed, Mrs. M yra R evenue, Mr. and V alen tin e's day in
1859 R ichard drow ning stock aboard. T h ere w ere I made was a needle book. I think the location of factories. Every ad
Is good for a boy to learn, then
Mrs. J. R. L oundree, of Sandy; Mr. Ough gave his d a u g h te r in m arriag e no locks th e n , ju st rocks, and plenty sewing
lie can do his own sewing As I said ditio n al factory estab lish ed h ere In
of them . T he L ato u relles la te r en before, I startl'd In March and got
and Mrs. G. G. G ibbons, of P o rtla n d ; to Joseph L ato u relle.
buckles.
creases the population as well as en
T h at Joseph and G race L ato u relle joyed th e satisfactio n of blastin g through In Mny. (Going some.) We rich in g th e locality and business
T he speed events come as a g rand Mr. and Mrs. D elbert Jad w in and
have
a
very
good
teacher,
and
I
have
finale to th e sp o rts program . Several d au g h ters, F ern an d Blanche, Mr. chose well in lo catin g th e ir hom e m any of th o se g reat boulders o u t of had a splendid time. I th in k the nth houses In m any o th e r ways. Steps
th e riv er, when th e locks were being
horses will be en tered for th e half and Mrs. Lloyd Low, Mrs. E. S. stead is evidenced by th e fact th at
■ i- hoys and girls had a good tim e are being tak en to b ring m ore m an
co n stru cted .
T
ow
nsend,
Miss
Je
n
n
ie
DeShazer,
th
e
railro
a
d
ru
n
s
th
ro
u
g
h
th
e
ir
first
too.”
m ile tro t and th e h a lf m ile pace.
u fac tu rin g p la n ts h ere by offering
Four girls were able to keep up them a ttra c tiv e Inducem ents.
To do th e ir tra d in g they w ent by
T h a t th e race trac k Is in splendid W illiam S. Allen and E lw o rth Bell, d o oryard, th e C olum bia highw ay d i
with
th
e
boys:
G
ertrude
Brugger.
vids it h ig h er up, b eau tifu l L ato u r th e wagon road from W ashougal to
shape, In fact one of th e best half- of Bull R un.
Clara Bohman, M yrtle Soderqulst and
elle F a lls tu m b le down its cliffs, and V ancouver.
A sh o rt, sto u t dutch- Violet Norby.
LIGHTNING SETS FIRE
m ile courses anyw here, adds in no
th e strik in g ly lovely undergrow th man nam ed, Ja g g ers kept th e only
TO BARN NEAR BORING
The rest of the club members, some
sm all way to th e p le asu re of th e con EIGHT LITTLE FOLKS
AT ELSIE'S PARTY an d valu ab le tim b er in th e F ig u re store. It stood at th e n o rth end of who are very nearly through with
test.
L ast W ednesday’s electric storpi
E ight cu rv es of th e highw ay are all the present In te rsta te bridge. Along the assignm ent are: Mildred K night
The dance pavilion Is being altered ,
on, Marie Snell. Addle Pullen, Elinor broke loose w ith a vengeance In the
At 8 o'clock. W ednesday m orning.
th e w a te rfro n t rode w halers, bark- Botkin Mlssue llasaqiia, Voda A nder
p a rt of th e estate.
so th a t th e m usician's ro stru m which
E lsie M ew hirter woke up an d re
It was m any years before o th e r en tln es, scows and In d ian canoes, son. Florence Kern, Ina Sm ith, Fern vicinity of B oring. It stru c k its fiery
has occupied th e ce n te r of th e floor
Burton, Violet Davidson, C arm aleta tongues from th e telephone receivers
will be located at one end of th e hall, m em bered th a t she was ju st eight se ttle rs cam e, th e n ea rest neighbors vessels from all points of th e com Gleason,
years
old.
Since
it
isn
't
very
often
w
ere
across
th
e
river.
T
h
at
seven-
pass.
In
d
ian
b
ra
v
e
s
in
p
ain
t
and
„
, Freda Brunner, Clara
», , Mason,
,
giving am ple room for dancing.
H ,
Georgia Stapletito, Elizabeth McKeown, anil tin k led th e telep h o n e bells. W ith
C arlso n ’s o rch e stra will fuTnish the in a life tim e th a t one is ju st eight mile row to W ashougal did not d is fea th ers rubbed elbows with tra d e rs , , M arjory Stllllon, Edna M ewhirter, a few blinding cu rlicu es It ripped
years old, th e day should be cele cou rag e the L ato u relles and th e ir sk ip p ers an d soldiers from th e bar- Doris Zim m erm an and Mildred Metz open g ia n t firs and set fire to a tele
music.
ger.
So from early forenoon to late b rate d — at least som e such th o u g h ts g row ing fam ily of eig h t lively boys racks.
Being the very lagest club In the phone pole. In S unshine valley, the
m
ust
have
been
ru
n
n
in
g
th
ro
u
g
h
and
girls.
At
th
e
g
r
a
n
d
fa
th
e
r’s
It
was
a
tw
o-days’
trip
to
M
arbis'
evening, the day will be full.
county, they should have the very la rg lig h tn in g stru ck in several places, one
E lsie’s m ind. By noon she had her hom e was a h uge tin bugle a yard g rist mill up on ^ h e S alm onberry est exhibit at the fair To th a t end, bolt strik in g a barn belonging to
m o th er ocnvinced th a t n o th in g could long— a G ab riel's-h o rn so rt of an a f river, n o rth of V ancouver. One took th e Instructor hopes that the mothers Zlnsli. In a few m om ents th e b u ild
CLACKAMAS COUNTY
will assist, not hy doing the work for
SUNDAY SCHOOL PICNIC be m ore p ro p er for h e r b irth d ay th an fa ir th a t was tooted to call th e young o n e’s g rain th e re to be ground.
the children, but by rem inding them ing was In (lames, consum ing every
to have a p arty . By tw o o’clock ev people across th e riv er for jollifica
F in ally o th e r people hom esteaded and urging them to finish a valuable th in g w ithin. F o rtu n a te ly , no stock
A picnic will be held at G ladstone e ry th in g was ready.
tions.
th e so u th bank of th e riv er and the lesson In perseverance.
was In th e b arn , but a su m m er’s
P ark on T uesday, Ju ly 2ft, u n d er the
T here were ju s t eight boys and
Should every child complete the
Or a boatload of frien d s from th e tim b er was cut and flumed down to
auspices of th e C lackam as County girls— one for each year. They w ere Cascades, th e D octor Levans, Bob th e w a te r’s edge. Joseph L ato u relle work and It Is possible -G resham yield of hay, hauled In but a day or
Sunday School Union.
A program Lois, V ernon and G ordon Kelly, Reeds, Jo h n M cDonalds would de p latted th e town of L ato u relle, do club, w ithout a doubt, would have the so before, also m any im plem ents
and tools were en tirely destroyed.
will be given in th e m orning and Ju a n ita an d A lbert M iller, Mary An scend upon th e L ato u relles u n an n atin g 15 adres, and opening the biggest display.
A ccording to
D istrict F o re ste r
sp o rts will engage th e atte n tio n of drew», F lo ren ce Coffman and Elsie nounced. “ F rench Jo e ” would get first postoffice. He was p o stm aster
INDUSTRIAL CLUBS
Cecil, m ore th an 4 0 fires som e of
th e ch ild ren and young people In the Viola M ew hirter. D uring th e a f te r o ut th e fiddle an d every one would for 13 years. A prosperous lu m b er
PICNIC AND PROGRAM which may prove very serio u s were
aftern o o n . A basket d in n er will be noon they played 8-teen gam es, or dance. As th e fam ily grew up four se ttle m en t was built th e re , and re
stu rte d by th is sto rm , g eneral over
enjoyed a t noon. All m em bers of th e re ab o u ts, and fo r refre sh m e n ts of th e L ato u relle boys played the tirin g from th e riv er boating. Mr.
T he In d u stria l clubs of M ultno
th e n o rth w est.
T w enty fires were
C lackam as county Sunday schools they 8 ice cream and cake on th e violin an d two of the g irls were fin L ato u relle gave m ore of his a tte n mah co unty will hold a jo in t picnic
sta rte d In th e C ra te r forest reserve.
and churches a re Invited to p a rtic i lawn.
on
th
e
T
ro
u
td
a
le
cam
p
g
ro
u
n
d
s
next
ished pianists.
tion to breed in g fine c a ttle and
17 fires w ere rep o rted from th e San-
pate.
At o th e r tim es th e w hole co u n try horses, and w ent into th e m ercan tile W ednesday, Ju ly 30. Club m em bers tlain region, 11 In D etroit and six in
Miss E lsie received 8 p resen ts too:
a rin g fo r h e r finger, a h an d k erch ief sid e would g a th e r a t th e L ow er Cas business. He opened the first sto re In good sta n d in g from th e follow ing th e Cascadln d istricts.
L ightning
F ru it P rices Offered.
schools are in v ited : G resham , Pow
fo r h e r nose, a la v alliere for h er cades to enjoy th e In d ian horse races. In th e new town.
set 18 fires in th e U m pqua forests.
T he C o-operative B erry G row ers
T h a t old sto re b u ilding still ell V alley, O rien t, T erry , F airview , In W ashington th e fires are equally
at th e old M etzger sto re are offering neck, a Q. P. doll m ade of soap, a They w ere as th rillin g as any racing
to c o n tra ct fru it at th e follow ing p retty booklet; a chain of beads, five circu it in th e land. T hose Indian sta n d s th e re facing the o rig in al em i C edar, V ictory, C o rb ett, L usted, serio u s as In th is state.
prices, n e t to you, cra tes fu rn ish ed : nickels and th re e pennies.
ponies off th e e a ste rn O regon ranges g ra n t tra il th a t th re a d s along the H u rlb u rt, P leasan t View, T ro u td ale
and S pringdale. Of course th e boyB
R aspberries, per lb .........................15c
At six o ’clock th e cover-all p arty to re aro u n d like stre a k s of light-1
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C ontinued on page 3
L oganberries, p er lb ........................ ftc ended a fte r h aving had ju s t "o o d les”
------ I and g irls are expected to bring th e ir
POPULAR THAN EVER
Good so u r c h e r r ie s ........................... 7c
1 club lead ers, and also th e ir p aren ts,
BROWN & CLEVELAND SELL ORIENT CANNING TEAM
of fun fob 8 half-hours.
T hese a re liberal prices and if you
GIVES DEMONSTRATION as guests of honor.
ACERAGE AND HOMES
R estricted as th e a u to sales have
have any of th e above fru its to offer
From 10 o’clock u n til 12 th e re will been fo r m onths past, 74.144 licenses
Lawn P arty by E th el and
come in and we will c o n tra ct with
On F rid ay , Ju ly 18, th e canning be organized play. At noon, th e
T he Jo h n Brown and C harles
A nnie Moffitt.
you.
D. E TOWLE.
have been Issued In O regon since the
E thel and Annie Moffit, of th e Mel- C leveland, real e sta te firm, rep o rt team s from T ro u td ale and Powell lunch will be served In a u n iq u e first of th e year, according to the
Valley
accom
panied
Miss
Helen
Price* anil Hour* o f (ire*hain
th
ese
sales:
style, som ew hat like a ca feteria. So, last Issue of th e A utom obile Record,
rose-Victory neighborhood, assisted by
Itarlwr Shop.
Mrs. M innie N ystrom to Carl Cowgill and Miss E thel C alkins to a Instead of each child b rin g in g a full
published
by M (). W ilkins, and
T he m em bers of th e S tate Board th e ir cousin, Anna H am ilton of P o rt
d em o n stratio n given by th e O rient v ariety of food, each Is req u ested to
of B arbers E xam iners having ad land, gave a d elig h tfu l p arty , last A lder, residence on Powell stre e t,
p rin ted by th e O utlook P ublishing
can n in g team .
The d em o n stratio n bring a big supply of one o r two
fo r $1,576.
ju ste d and th e G resham barb ers hav T hursday.
com pany.
How m uch g re a te r th a t
ing signed an ag reem en t, we the
J. F. Griffith has p urchased th e was given a t th e hom e of th e club th in g s, only.
They had such a good tim e play
n
u
m
b
er
would
be, could the su p
G resham barb ers m ust live up to the I
lead er, Mrs. A. F. ( hase, those on
Follow ing th is ep icurean feast,
Boone ad d itio n for $1,000.
ply keep up w ith th e dem and, one
hou rs of closing a t 7 p m . S atu r- ing gam es on th e law n, and la te r d e
being
W ilm a < hase, i th e re w ill be a p rogram , concluded
K. P Madson to L arry H ollyw ood, | th e team
days a t 9. p. m .; Union prices, ' licious refre sh m e n ts w ere served.
can only ro u g h ly estim ate, but c e r
shave 25c, h a ir cu ts 50c, m assage
T he g u ests w ere: E dw ard and Eliz one acre n ea r Neal sta tio n on th e Mt. M yrtle N asshahn and V elna H illyard. w lth five a th le tic contests.
ta in It is th a t th e licenses would run
T
he
visiting
team
from
T
ro
u
td
ale
50c, tonics 15 to 25c, singeing 35c,: abeth R a ck stra n d . Jo h n and M ar Hood line, for $2,300.
H C. S eym our, s ta te club leader, m uch higher.
b eard trim m ed 50c, razo r honed 5 0 c .1
W. H. C leveland to T. J. Sklrvln, consisted of M ildred S u rb er. Alice will be p resen t to ad d ress M ultno
g aret B urns, R eginald H opkins, Don
T he p o p u lar cars, such as the
T he m a h ’s m ost w ide-aw ake boys and
If you have ch e rrie s o r berries, ald G ran t, H arry an d G eorge Mot- n in e acres n ea r th e oil ta n k s on O’Neill and T helm a D uPuis
F ord and C hevrolet, m ake th e o r
club lead er from Powell V alley, Mrs. girls.
rin g 991
We pay th e top m a rk e t fltt, and C harles T allm an.
Powell stre e t, $2.800.
d ers pile ifp. O ver th irty people In
price. We are cre atin g a m a rk e t for i
Jas. T u rn b u ll to W illiam A nder A lta G entry was w ith h er team , Amy
the G resham d istric t a re anxiously
G resham , not o u tside d istricts. B ring
Ilerry P lan te for Sale.
G ustafson, Violet C arrell and E tta
Of
course
you
are
not
appreciated
at
son,
residence,
$4,900.
y our fru it to us. Home P roducts
w aiting for deliveries.
We
a
re
read
y
to
book
o
rd
ers
for
your
tru
e
worth
and
It’s
lucky
for
you
L. C. Sm ith to S. O. Babcock, A nderson. T he th re e team s co n test-
Com pany.— Adv.
tf
Í berry p la n ts fo r next y e a r’s p lan t-
you're not.
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in
in
g
cn
errles
a
fte
r
th
e
u-ii.-
house and tw o lots In Z enith ad d i
Milk for sale, delivered dally,
Ing. T he C o-operative B erry G row
Read by all—Outlook want ads
tion, $760.
I onstratlon.
G resham Dairy. Phone 901,
tf
ers, office at th e old M etzger sto re.
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