Gresham outlook., August 05, 1919, Image 1

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VOL. 9,
G resham O utlook
NO. 45
STARCH FACTORY
OFFICERS CHOSEN
GRESHAM, MULTNOMAH COUNTY.
TWO AEROPLANES
SAIL OVER GRESHAM
OREGON
TUESDAY,
AUGUST 5,
SURPLUS WAR FOOD SELLS AT BARGAIN
T hose who had th e good fo rtu n e
to see two areo p lan es flying o v e r'
G resham yesterday are crow ing a
good deal o ver th e rest of th e folks I
A m eeting of th e stock h o ld ers of . who were not m ade aw are of th e ir
th e N orthw est P o tato S tarch & Mill- * 1 presence u n til th e ‘'b ird s” had flown
ing Com pany was held at the new 1 out of sight. T he present d isap p o in t­
factory office yesterday afternoon. , m ent need not be felt so keenly, as
flying m achines o ver G resham will
C h arles C leveland acted as chairm an
soon be as com m on as a re th e autos
an d J. A. T u rn e r as secretary .
on its stre e ts now.
T he follow ing directo rs were elect­
T he two m achines referred to are
ed : J. F . GrilHtli. Chas Cleveland. rep o rted to be planes w hich a re being
Old high cost of living is getting a jolt uow as Uncle Sam sells
Chas. D oppler. J. A. T u rn e r, R. E. te ste d as to th e ir value as lire pa­
surplus food stuffs bought up for war purposes The surplus will be
tro ls. And th a t tf only one of the
Griffith, E. C. Davis, L. L. H iatt, J.
placed Is the hands of consum ers through various cities .Here shows
num berless practical uses to which
M. Johnson, W. If. Enos, K. A. Mil­
im m ense stores for five big eastern cities
Bucon at 34 cen ts— beef
the flying m achine can be put.
hash si 13 cents— shows the im m ense saving possible tor th e con­
le r and C onrad Silver.
F
o
r
th
e
presen
t,
how
ever,
th
e
a
ir­
sumer
W ith th e com pletion of th e organ-!
planes as they a re now being called,
ization th e com pany will seek the j
are a decided novelty. T he com m o­
co-operation of th e farm ers in se­
tion they cre a te am ong men and a n i­
c u rin g the raw m ateria ls on a profit-
m als is well p ictu red by a resident of
sh a rin g plan.
G resham h eig h ts who described the
S tartin g witlt the p urchase of the occurance y esterd ay as follow s:
old cheese factory p roperty and the
“ S currying fowls, seeking safety
b u ilding on South R oberts avenue
from a m on ster bird, an tm a ze d bull
T he ag ric u ltu ra l d ep a rtm en t of say these are th e ones to kill for
la st sp rin g th e sum m er m onths have
and s ta rtle d calves signified th a t the
tab le use.
been spent in o v erh au lin g th e build- (
sound of a tr a c to r In m id -air over G resham high school req u ires each
Since it is th e laying hens th a t
ing and equiping it for th e ntanu- j
G resham H eights F arm on Monday stu d e n t to carry a hom e p ro ject. The pay, rem em ber tliut when d e te rm in ­
fac tu re of p o ta to sta rc h and dehy­
n ea r m id-day was at least unusual. In stru cto r m akes fre q u en t visits to ing the size and m ake-up of your
d ra tin g of fru it and vegetables. A
Even th e men in th e field, h earin g Inspect th e p ro g ress of th ese hom e flock a few well selected birdH, each
la rg e boiler has been in stalled , a
th e om inous “ b u r r ” of th e m otors of
v en tu res, but in ad d itio n a w ritten witli Individual ab ility to lay, are
steam engine, pum p, etc.
The
b etto r th an a la rg e r (lock of which
two flying aero p lan es, felt th e " u rg e ”
b u ilding was found to be ideal for
to “ pink" those g reat birds of the rep o rt of the project m ust be m ade th e ind iv id u als are non-productive
th e purpose, using th e g rav ity sys- , air, even th o u g h they were w inging by th e stu d en t.
for many m onths in the year.
tem , affo rd in g about five stories. A th e ir way w estw ard over G resham
C lifton K esterso n , whose report is
“ Early to bed” Is a ru le th a t w on’t
system of ta n k s has been installed
published today, is a m em ber of the do for henB, not if th e p o u ltry m an Is
B u tte .”
for w ashing.
T here Is abundance
class in an im al h u sb an d ry . T hough looking for high egg production. The
of good w ate r on th e place. City
only 16 years old, he conducts his early-to-roost and late-to -rlse hen is
FIFTH
ANNUAL
PICNIC
w ater will also be used. D rying or
business like a m an. He has his own one th a t should find her way to the
OF MULTNOMAH GRANGE
d eh y d ra tin g room s have been con­
chicken house and y ard very conven­ ro astin g pan. All feed is too high
to feed b o ard A hens. O ur big p ro b ­
stru cted and th e la test process will
Follow ing th e ir an n u a l custom iently arran g e d , m aking th e m an­ lem Is to find th e b o ard er hen and
be em ployed In drying fru its and the m em bers of M ultnom ah G range agem ent of th e flock a very easy
cull her o u t of th e (lock.
vegetables, ft is expected th a t the are to have a picnic on next S a tu r­ m a tte r. By raisin g som e of th e feed
One of th e prim e e sse n tia ls ’in
factory will be in o p eratio n by the day, A ugust 9, in which all m em bers he has reduced his expense item no
p oultry is to use only th e stro n g ,
la tte r p a rt of th is m onth for the and th e ir frien d s are invited to tak e sm all figure.’ He has decided to get ' vigorous, h ealthy stock. It is only
ev aporation of apples, p ru n es and p art. V istors will be given a warm m ore out of his chickens th a n ju st , by con tin u in g to do th is th a t a flock
pears.
welcome. A tine program of music th e direct profits. T he p u ttin g in of can be built up and have h e a lth and
Follow ing th te sto c k h o ld e rs’ m eet­ speaking and sp o rts will fill in th e a b erry patch is now con tem p lated vigor, which produce stro n g , fertile
ing th e d irec to rs m et and elected th te tim e before and a fte r th e b ask et d in ­ w here he expects to get In d irect re ­ eggs.
follow ing officers for th e com ing n er at noon.
tu rn s from his flock.
The appearance of a bird is not
y ear:
Chas. Cleveland, p resid e n t;
alw
ays a su re Indication of ItH vig­
A
bunch
of
chickens
in
tile
berry
T he place of th e picnic will be the
J. F. Griffith, first vice president and sandy beach opposite th e au to m o ­ patch, at th e rig h t tim e, gives big or, but appearance and action taken
g en eral m a n ag e r;
Chas. Doppler, bile club house by th e u p p er Sandy re tu rn s in tlie d estru c tio n of in ­ to g e th e r form a fairly reliab le basis
second vice p resid e n t; K. A. Miller, bridge. M. H. W heeler and II. L. n u m erab le berry pests and fu rn ish es for picking out vigorous henH. The
tre a su re r, and J. A. T u rn e r, secre­ Ball, com m ittee on arran g e m en ts, th e best fertilize r, figures C lifton. good layers a re readily indicated by
th te follow ing:
Im provem ents and business ex p an ­
tary.
have plans well u n d er way for the
1 Comb, face and w attles should
T he next m eeting of th e stock­ p ark in g of autom obiles attd th e com ­ sion m ean an ex p en d itu re of not only
have u good, b rig h t color, and eyes
h o lders will be held on T uesday,
tim
e
and
labor,
but
a
deal
of
money
fo rt of th e visitors.
b rig h t an d fairly p rom inent.
S eptem ber 2.
th ese days of high prices.
W here
2 Head should be co m paratively
T he follow ing program has been
th e re is a will th e re is a way, even broad and sh o rt, not long and slim ,
arra n g e d by Mrs. M yrtle Ball, le c tu r­
ABOUT T H E COUNTY
for a boy. M ornings and evenings o r crow -headed.
er, assisted by Mrs. Ju lia A llder, past
(F ro m F arm B ureau NewB)
C lifton is at hom e to care for his
3 Strong, fine bones, w ith soft,
Do you know th a t M ultnom ah le c tu re r:
chickens, but d u rin g the day he is pliable skin.
C ounty is to be the site of th e la rg ­
Song, Am erica.
busy d elivering new spapers in P o rt­
4 Pelvic bones at each side of the
est livestock exposition pavilion in
R ecitation, Mrs. S arah W heeler.
land. His m o th er ag reein g to look vent should be stra ig h t and pliable
Solo, Rev. E a rl B. C otton.
th e U nited S tates. T his will be the
a fte r ills p o ultry a t noon has made and fa r enough a p a rt to allow an
R ecitation by th e tittle folks.
hom e of th e Pacific In te rn a tio n a l at
egg to pass th ro u g h eaHiiy.
th is arran g e m en t possible.
T alk by C. D. M inton of P o rt­
N orth P o rtlan d . To g et som e ideas
T he highly productive lien must
As to th e con d u ct of his business
of Its m agnitude, it will cover seven land.
f u rth e r th e young p o ultrym an will have a g re a t food cap acity ; sh e m ust
lie stro n g and active, alw ays s c ra tc h ­
an d one-half acres of th e 15-acre
Solo, M. H. W heeler.
speak for him self.
ing, up early an d late, and alw ays
A ddress, Ben S. W orsley of A stor­
tra c t donated for the purpose, m ak­
She should be
ing half th e g ro u n d space available ia, president of th e Oregon H o rticu l­ SELECTING T H E LAYING HENS busy and happy.
alert and have a vigorous carriag e.
fo r au to p ark in g . It is to cost $250,- tu ra l society.
By C lifton K esterso n . A nim al H us­ Tlie legs should be set well ap art
Song, “ T he F a rm e rs Feed Them
000, P o rtlan d to m atch d o lla r for
b andry S tu d en t. G resham High and stro n g ly su p p o rt th e body, with
d o lla r the am o u n t raised in th e sta te A ll.”
School.
no tendency of w eakness o r knock-
o u tsid e th a t city.
condition.
T he
plum age
T he sp o rts com m ittee, consisting
T h e high prices of food stu ffs, as kneed
T he beef, dairy, sheep and hog in ­ of Mrs. P earl H ayden and Mrs. Mary well as th e .ad d ed expense of labor should be clean and sm ooth. Lack
d u stry will be rep rese n ted in th e F ritz, will p rese n t a p rogram which and o th e r item s which e n te r in to the of condition o ften accom panies so il­
plans. T he building will have a ca­ will furnish plenty of fun fo r old cost of producing eggs, m akes it im ­ ed, roughened plum age.
H ens of tills sort ure of th e right
p acity of 800 ca ttle of the beef and young. It will include a frog p erativ e th a t th e re should be a ca re­ type to retu rn a fa ir profll if they
ful culling of laying stock if a profit
breeds, 1,000 dairy c a ttle , 400 race for th e boys, a cra c k e r race Is to he m ade by th e producer.
a re given fa ir chance in food and
horses, 4,000 sheep and 4,000 hogs. by th e g irls, a shoe race by the
In my flock som e hens will be quarters.
In dim ensions th e building will be boys and an egg race by th e g irls, found to be m u d i b e tte r producers
In culling o u t th e flock th e fol­
354 feet wide and 82 feet long. The three-legged race, chew ing rag race th an oth ers. O ften th e re are a few low ing points should be used to ­
stad iu m will se at 8,000 people, with (by the la d ie s ), fa t m en’s race and hens which are such poor layers th a t g e th e r:
1 E arly molt ing (b efo re Sept. 1),
th ey are unprofitable. Needless to
a rin g fo r a nig h t horse show . W ork p a rtn e r race.
of erecting th e exposition building
In case of rain on S atu rd ay the
is well u n d er way.
picnic will be held in M ultnom ah
T he hay crop in g en e ral is very hall at O rient.
good and a nu m b er of farm e rs have
been selling o u t of th e stack and ALLEGED FORGER IS
baling in th e field. Some different
CAPTURED IN FRISCO
th a n last year.
According to teleg rap h ic advices
Mr. P o u ltry m an , have you noticed
received at P o rtlan d police h ead ­
in th e daily m a rk e t q u o ta tio n s th a t
q u a rte rs a day o r so ago, C harles
th e A ssociation N u-Lade eggs have a
W hite who was em ployed in B auer's
se p a ra te q u o ta tio n from th e o th e r
b a rb e r shop from Ju ly 10 to Ju ly 26
eggs and th a t they are quoted more
was arrested In San F rancisco for a l­
because they a re w orth m ore? Are
leged forgeries, and will be retu rn ed
you producing N u-Lade eggs?
to Oregon fo r prosecution. He de
At last th e objections have all posited a check, said to be forged in
been satisfied and M ultnom ah D rain­ a bank in G resham , soon a f te r check
age D istrict No. 1 Is ready to s ta rt to ing out nearly th e en tire am o u n t of
c o n stru c tin g th e ir dike aro u n d the approxim ately $400.
8,000 acres of th e most fe rtile soil
He is alleged to have cashed a bo­
in this p a rt of th e state.
gus check for $125.25 on W oodard.
Have you reported th a t patch of C lark e & C o ..after m aking a sm all
C anada th istle s to th e C ounty Road purchases.
D epartm ent o r a re you still keeping
A. C. W ilson alias W. W. C ourier
still about It to keep from h u rtin g o r C harles W hite as he was known
som e sh iftless neighbors but prefer h ere seem s to be q u ite a tran sien t.
en d a n g erin g your whole com m unity? It is rep o rted th a t on th e F o u rth of
Ju ly he was in Toledo, Ohio, tak in g
You h a v e n 't th e nerve!
In th e W illlard-D em psey fight. Six
W hen k n ead in g dough of any days la te r he was in G resham ply­
He bought a
;ind and th e board insists upon slld- ing an honest razor
Congressman Sydney Anderson. Minnesota and 8enator W 8
ng around, spread o u t a dish-tow el su it of clothes from A ylsw orth, pay­
Kenyon, Iowa, Joint “ fathers’ of the packer bill, approved by the
nd place th e board on top of th a t ing w ith gen u in e coin. W hite left
Federal Trade Commission and which is regarded as the trull of the
no board bill ag ain st him , b ut his
nd it will rem ain sta tio n a ry
commission’s meet ».nd live stock Investigations
The bill provides
room rent is still due as th e few a r ti­
for the government licensing ol pecking plante, excepting farmers
And w hen ru n n in g th e vacuum cles he left in it are h ard ly w orth
cooperative plants and those doing business of under $600,000 a year
clean er on sm all rugs and they slip considering as paym ent.
Failure to obey the provisions of the license would result in the govern­
ment taking over the offending packidp plant
Under the provisions
and slide aro u n d ju st m ove them
of the bill the packers must give up control of the refrigerator cars,
over onto a la rg e rug and they will
Im st W e e k o f S u i i i i i m t Sale.
retire from ownership of fruit, vegetable and flab canneries, tron, the
cease being so troublesom e.
T his week enda th e sale of sum m er
grocery business and from active control of the dockyards
They
h a ts a t th e Misz M illinery, m aking
would be limited solely to butchering and preparing meat and Its by­
products
The Secretary of Agriculture ta designated as tbs adminis­
Milk for sale, delivered daily. r.»om for th e larg e new stock com ­
i
trative officer under the license pian.
Gresham Dairy. Phone 901.
tf i n g — Adv.
SCIENTIFIC METHOD
OF HEN SELECTION
Daddies of tlie Packer Bill
1919
EXCELLENT PROGRAM
AT LADIES AID SOCIAL
Altliougli F rid ay evening was too
cool fo r a brisk sale of ice cream , th e
L adies' Aid social on th e spacious
p arsonage lawn lacked n o th in g in
the way of an excellent program .
A piano was placed on th e con­
crete w alk.
A c lu ste r of electric
globes lig h ted th e grounds. Tables,
eh airs and benches were arran g e d
for th e com fort of th e audience.
One cannot help but an ticip ate
some ra re hom e ta len t uiusicales
when th e co m m unity social cen ter is
fully organized, Judging from such as
th a t fu rn ish ed for th e lad ies’ aid so­
cial. One unit a t leust seem s to be
ready - t h e o rch e stra, consisting of
Miss G ladys N eal, p ia n ist: Miss
L elsla Ruby, first violin; Glenn R ush­
e r an d W. L. G orsage, second violins;
and F. W. F ieldhouse, cello.
Dr
H arry O tt will figure prom inently on
th ese program s, for no solo is m ore
thoroughly enjoyed th an th e eu p h o n ­
ium selections.
Mrs. J. M ontcalm Brow n, in h er
d elig h tfu l m an n er, read “ Knee-Deep
in Ju n e ,” responding to th e encore
w ith B ru n n er's "C an d o r.” two pieces
from h e r endless rep e rto ire which
tlie public will w ant to h ear again
when th e com m unity gives Its pro­
gram s.
M arian Jo h n so n was elected lay
d eleg ate to th e an n u a l conference
which convenes a t Salem th is fall,
when a d eleg ates to th e g en eral con­
ference of th e M ethodist church will
be elected. Mrs. H ans L arsen was
elected a lte rn a te .
TUESDAYS
AND
FRIDAYS
$1.50 PER YEAR
SHRINERS SURPRISE
JUDGE STAPLETON
T he evening is still— th e a ir not so
much as stirrin g a tiny leaflet. A
most com fortable hush broods over
all. Occasionally a chicken may be
heard crooning a sleepy little song
from its perch in th e hen house.
Ju d g e O. W. S tapleton is sittin g ,
Y ankee fashion, on his veranda, en ­
joying th e glorious view, th e calm,
and the croon, and the end of a p er­
fect cigar. Au om inous p u rr is heard
off in th e distance, a ca r rounds th e
o rn er, a second one, a th ird , an o th er
and an o th er.
"By th e beard of M ethuselah! I
believe those people a re com ing
h ere ,’’v en tu res th e judge, dropping
his feet to the floor til a h u rry . And
it was high tim e he did, for in a
m om ent m ore a m ighty concourse
tiled up th e drivew ay— a high prlest-
ss, a w atchm an of th e shepherd, a
g ran d m atro n , th e first wise man,
th e second h andm aiden, yea verily,
th e king of Oregon stro d e In m ajestic
m an n er tow ard th e house In com ­
pany w ith many o th e r notables.
No; (his is not a story from A ra­
bian N ights, o rien tal us it sounds,
but is sim ply an account of how a
su rp rise was given George W. Staple-
ton, past g ran d p atro n O. E. 8. of
Oregon last T h u rsd ay evening by the
P o rtlan d W hite S h rin ers and some of
the past sup rem e officers who have
been visiting th e n o rth w est ill th e
piiHt m onth.
Among those p resen t were, Mrs.
EVENING STAR GRANGE
H elen E. C. B alm er, past w orthy
FOR LEAGUE OF NATIONS g ran d chapluin of th e generul g rand
At a m eeting of the Evening S tar ch a p te r of th e w orld, who is also
G range held S atu rd ay at th e ir hall past su prem e w orthy high priestess
on Division stre e t, reso lu tio n s were of th e W hite S hrine of Jeru salem and
adopted favoring th e league of n a ­ past g ran d m atro n of Michigan.
tions covenant and d eclaring th a t th e Mrs. Mary Ja n e Deicks, past g ran d
in te rests of th e co u n try would be m atro n O. E. 8. of K entucky and
best served by im m ediate favorable past su p rem e high priestess of th e
W hite S h rin e ; Mrs. Sadie Quigley,
action.
P lan s w ere discussed for the hom e­ past g ran d m atro n O. E. S. of K en­
com ing m eeting of E vening S tar tucky an d past high p riestess of the
Clyde Evans, past
g ran g e O ctober 4, being th e 45th a n ­ W hite S h rin e;
niversary of its form ation. T his an ­ grand p atro n O. E. 8. of Oregon, and
niversary m eeting has been missed past su p rem e w atchm an of th e shep­
only once d u rin g Its h istory. The herd of th e W hite S h rin e; Dr. L. M.
present m a ster is J. J. Jo h n so n , an Davis, past g rand p atro n O. E. S. of
atto rn e y of P o rtlan d , who has served Oregon and king of Oregon S hrine
in th a t capacity for 16 years, d u rin g No. 1 of th e W hite S hrine of J e ru ­
which tim e he has missed only two salem ; P au lin e Lerch, w orthy high
priestess of Oregon S hrine No. 1; A.
m eetings.
A. G raham , w atchm an of th e shep­
If you have ch e rrie s or berries, herd of Oregon S hrine No. 1; E lfreda
ring 991. We pay th e top m ark et Hedge, w orthy shepherdess of O re­
price. We a re cre atin g a m a rk e t for gon S hrine No. 1' A nna A. Brown,
G resham , not o u tsid e districts. Bring W orthy guide of Oregon S hrine No.
y o « r fru it
to
u s.
H o m e P r o d u c ts
J. J. Johnson, first w lsem an of
Com pany.— Adv.
tf
Oregon S hrine No. 1; T. J. Men­
d enhall, second w isem an of Oregon
B e rr y P lu n te fo r Sale.
We a re ready to book o rd ers for S hrine No. 1; L ena (’. M endenhall,
berry p lan ts fo r next y ea r's p la n t­ past g ran d m atron O. E. 8. of Oregon
ing. T he C o-operative Berry G row ­ and past high priestess of Oregon
ers, office a t th e old M etzger store.
S hrine No. 1; W. F. Dillon, past
with d istin ctly co n tracted comb and w atchm an of th e shep h erd of O re­
w attles.
gon S hrine No. 1; C lara B. G raham ,
2 Yellow sh a n k s and beak a t the past high priestess of Oregon S hrine
end of laying year.
No. 1;
M arg aret H owapion, past
3 C o n tracted o r h ard en ed condl high priestess of Oregon S hrine No.
tion of th e abdom en.
1; A nna Fuchs, second h an d m aid ­
T he above type of hens is th e one
th a t lays b u t few eggs each m onth en of Oregon S hrine No. 1; F an n ie
and year, and hens th a t lay few eggs ((organ, w orthy tre a s u re r of Oregon
th e first year will, g en erally sp e ak ­ S hrine No. 1; Mra. L illian Dalzell,
ing lay few er th e second and at a Mrs. E. Davis, Mrs. Lulu M acrum,
decreasing ra te su b seq u en t years.
Mrs. C ota, Leo J. Fuchs, Jo h n G ra­
A flock of n ot m ore th an one ham from M anila, Mrs. J. J. Jo h n ­
j hu n d red selected hens will lay as son, P e te r Borgan, M arvin Hedge,
| m any eggs and pay a m uch g re a te r Mrs. H e n rie tta M arble of K eutucky,
profit th an tw o or th re e hu n d red not Mrs Ixm S tapleton,, O. J. Brown
selected o r culled. T he n o n -p ro d u ­
G eorgia S tapleton, (>. J. Brown, J r.,
cer is a p arasite, living at th e ex­
and G ladys Johnson.
pense of th e b e tte r layers.
T he Jollification, such as only the
As p u lle ts lay m ore eggs th an hens
it would be a sa fe r and far b e tte r S h rin ers know how to have, wound
plan fo r th e people who have only up with a V irginia reel and o th e r
a few birds to p urchase each fall the old dances, and of course n hylos
desired n u m b er of p u llets from a m uck-a-m uck at the conclusion of
specialist b reed er with a rep u tatio n festivities.
for a p roductive strain . T his allow s
On Sunday S uprem e W orthy High
th e p u llets to he used for egg pro­
P riestess Mrs. M inerva J. P a rro tt of
duction the first year and for m eat or
breeding purposes th e second year D etroit, Mich., escorted by officials
and W hite S h rin ers of O regon, m o­
tored o ver th e Colum liia highw ay, a
A ‘ GLAD PROGRAM
PLANNED FOR SOCIAL p art of th e e n te rta in m e n t accorded
Mrs. P a rro tt w hile m aking h er official
T he C h ristian E n deavor a t Pleas lodge visit In P o rtlan d .
ant Home will give a P o liy an n a ice
ereani social on th e B aptist church DANIEL M GRAW DIES
law n, F rid ay evening, A ugust 8.
AFTER OPERATION
"G la d ” s to rie l will be given from
A recent news item in th e O regon­
P oliy an n a and “g la d ” gam es will be
ian rep o rts th e d eath of Daniel Mc­
played d u rin g th e evening.
T hose who are blue will be m ade G raw , a t St. V incent's hospital on
happy; those who are happy will be S atu rd ay , follow ing un o peration.
m ade h ap p ier still, so everyone come He was 50 years of age, a native of
Catiuda. and cam e to Oregon in 1914
Coining
and settled on a farm n ear G resham
A rran g em en ts have Just been com Mr. McGraw Is survived by his wid­
pleted to secure th e R ichardson & ow, Mrs Agness McGraw; a b ro th er,
T a lb e rt D ram atic Com pany In “ Ken W illiam McGraw of H oquiam , W ash.,
tiickv S ue” at Masonic h all, F rid ay and a sister, Mrs. J. M. McDonald.
A ugust 15. See fu rth e r announce
m erit.— - Ad v.
'A H o rn e y ( '. G , ScliiM -iiler IteeuiiM X
G ran g e Notii-e
G resham G ran g e No. 270 will tnee
in re g u la r session S atu rd ay evening
' August 9. All g ran g e rs are request
’ ed to bring th e ir b ask ets. Suppe
.w ill be served a t 7 :3 0 o'clock.
C L IF F KERN, L ectu rer.
I
P ra c tic e .
A ttorney C. O. Schneider has re ­
sum ed his practice and will be in
bis office, F irst S tate Bank building.
G resham , on T uesday, T h u rsd ay an d
S atu rd ay o f each week, reserving th e
o th e r days for th e p resen t for co u rt
w ork.— Adv.