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GRCWHAM pleasant view LUSTED TROUTDALE — I Mn Chas- B erney, w ho h as been A su rp rise party was given on I # Bick w ith p le u risy , is m uch O scar C arlson last S atu rd ay evening a t th e hom e of his p aren ts, Mr and I Miss Alice D aniels r e tu rn e d to her Mrs Gus Carlson This is one of a . on the Base L ine a f te r having series of p arties which have been I nt several w eeks w ith h e r uncle. given lately in honor of retu rn ed ¡Tbert Larson. service men. A happy evening was ¡Ur8 l' has- B fa m h a ll is visitin g sp e n t In gam es and m usic, with re -it* friends in P o rtla n d . fre sh m e n ts a t th e close I Dolph V andevero can te dow n last T he m eeting of th e B aptist Aid Thursday from K ellogg. Id ah o , to see society last T h ursd ay at th e home of L, mother. Mrs R. J . B a b b itt. Dolph Mrs G eorge L usted was largely a t h-s been in th e navy fo r th e la st two ten d ed and was a fine social occasion, »ears- only receiv in g h is d isch arg e in add itio n to the fact th a t th e wom L u t the first of S ep tem b er. H e will en did som e q u iltin g and o th e r work tfobably stay in th is v icin ity fo r som e in p rep a ra tio n for th e ir an n u al b a ,,me Mr. B a b b itt also cam e down zaar. T he hostess served d in n er at L , Sunday to sp en d th e cold w ea th er noon. iere »ith his w lfe an d fa m i'y in th e ir Mr. and Mrs. W alter P atterso n , of , t » hone at S p rin g d a le . N ew berg, visited oil S aturday and Mrs Wm. H a rd in g and d a u g h te rs I Sunday at th e hom e of Mr. and Mrs were visitors S a tu rd a y in- P o rtla n d A. Jackson. ,ith Mrs L. L. C o u rte m a n c h e , who Mrs. Ja k e H osner has gone to Co »ill be rem em bered as Miss Mary lum bia. N ebraska, for a visit with Sunderland, who ta u g h t h ere a few h er parents. rears ago. Miss Maudie H en k le re tu rn e d from HALEY Lieral days’ visit in P o rtla n d S a tu r day and is sta y in g at th e C. E. B r a m - 1 T he L adles’ Aid society of the ball home w ith h e r p a re n ts , who a re Sw edish B aptist church at Haley will »»¡ting for th e ir own hom e in S pring- have an auction sale of useful and dale to be vacated. fancy article s in th e ir church next S atu rd ay evening, December 13 at Storage b a tte ry re p a irin g an d re- 7 :3 0 o’clock. Coffee and cake will I charging, s ta r t e r and g e n e ra to r be served. All are cordially invited to atten d . „orb. R ak er & Son. lii U H U K IK Tl E s lv n DEX KMBBIt W, Itti» PAG E THREE POWELL VALLEY LH n b er m eeting of th e Pow The T ro u td ale Ladies' Aid b azaar BE UP TO DATE held S atu rd ay evening was a w onder ell Valley P aren t-T each er association ful success T here were two serious will be held at the schoolhouse on Dou’t hold to th e old m eth o d s of obstacles in th e way; not enough j Friday, th e 19th This is a m ost im doing business, but cut loose from Club work which room, and sh o rtag e of m ade-up a r ti portant meeting th e o ld -tim e wavs. Do business as cles. but the large crowd was good haa proved so very successful in Pow- every p ro g ressiv e m an does, w ith n atu re d enough to m ake th e best of . ell V al’ey during th e past year is to it, and besides m aking th e affair a ' be d ise a sed. Miss E thel C alkins will a checking account in a co m m er financial success, they m ade of it a be present and will discuss club work cial bank H ave a bank to w hich pleasant g et-to -g eth er social event. ir. general but especially th e subject you can refer, when referen ces are lo t w hat the d istric t can do to heip No program was given for lack of a req u ired . Open an account w ith su itab le place for it, so people went ■ the sta te canning team , to win at th is batik, an d secu re Its m any a d home early, all lights beiug out by 10 Spokane next fall W hile club work is very well liked by both p aren ts and o'clock. v antages I The sale began at 5 o'clock, the childreu in Powell V alley, action on general booth, w ith Mrs H arlow and the part of a few recently m akes i t . Mrs. Thom as in charge, beiug p ra c ti necessary fo r th e p aren ts to endorse cally all soldout before th e evening the work of the club lead er in the was over. Mrs. J. R. K u arr, assisted school, before it will be possible for Gresham, Oregon by Miss Olive W ilson, had a very fine club w ork to be carried on In an y thing like its fo rm er en th u siasm ■ asso rtm en t of delicious candles, and Misses Opal M onahan an d Celena Plans are already underw ay for I W eithers sold punch to th e th irsty . an o th er canning team , p erhaps two. j FAIRVIEW CORBETT Mrs. Ja n e t G rant and Miss Belle P a r to com pete at th e county fa ir next i fall If th e p are n ts of Powell Valley! C olum bia g ran g e enjoyed a very sons m anaged th e fish pond of p eren Fairview g ran g e held its re g u la r nial in te rest to th e youngsters. Mrs approve of the o p p o rtu n ities for p rac m eeting on S atu rd ay , w ith th e m a s profitable session at th e tr re g u la r B rink and a corps of efficient helpers tical education for th e ir ch ild ren ' ter, Jessie M iller, in th e c h a ir Mrs m eeting S atu rd ay , D ecem ber 6 T he which th e club work affords it Is de M iller has been aw ay fo r som e tim e forenoon was tak en up w ith business served th e su p p er which was th e chief sired th a t they give th is th e ir a tte n - ' an d m em bers of th e Fairview g ran g e and th e aftern o o n w ith the re g u la r event of th e evening. T h ere is a tlon w ere glad to see h e r back. 8. B. an n u a l election of officer«. T h e fol good ran g e in th e kitchen of th e The friends of Mrs. S arah Swed- H all was th e re an d gave a very in te r low ing w ere chosen: Ja m es Benfield, church basem ent, and Mrs. Brink, b trg w ere shocked Sunday evening | with assistan ts, made all th e Indivi to learn th a t she had quietly passed estin g talk. E lection of officers was m a ste r; C lara S m ith, o v erse er; Ada Ja m es Ross, held and th e follow ing w ere elected: O 'C onnell, le c tu re r; dual chicken pies th ere, w hich In away about 7 o ’clock She was ill m aster. Je ssie M iller; o v erseer, Mrs tr e a s u re r; H. C. Vee. se cretary . H. su red them being all fresh, and u n i only a sh o rt tim e and no one th o u g h t form ly full of chicken, th e only but th a t she w ould soon be well J. W. T ow nsend; le c tu re r. Mrs C. H. W S n ash all and Mr. and Mrs. W B tro u b le being th e unexpected rush on again. Mrs. Sw edberg had lived for S tone; se creta ry , Roy S tone; stew P arso n s of G reshail. g ran g e were w el Tin* g ran g e will give them which exhausted th e supply be a num ber of years w ith h er son-in- ard . Mrs. W lndle; a ssista n t ste w come \ls tto r s a dance on th e evening of D ecem ber a rd , Clyde S to n e; lady assistan t fore th e supper was over. It Is hoped law, J. J. Johnson and fam ily. She th a t everybody in terested who sees was born in W estm enlud. Sweden, stew ard , Mrs. J. W M oller, g a te 20th. One ol’ C o rb e tt’s g re a te st needs at k eeper, Mrs. 8. B liss; ch ap lain . Rev. th is will raise one ex tra chicken for '' :ary 2. 1837. She leaves to next y ea r’s supper. The rest of the m ourn h er loss, h e r son-in-law , J J I. B. Self; tre a s u re r. J. W. T ow nsend; present tim e is ten em en t houses. We Pom ona. have a tine school and people w ho de su p p er was good, up to th e usual Johnson, and th e follow ing g ra n d C eres, M argaret Jo n a s; sta n d ard The coffee was generously children, Axel Johnson and wife, Jo se p h in e T ow nsend; F lo ra , C lara sire to locate h ere to give th e ir ch il dren ad v a n ta g e of th e schooling con donated by Mr. Cady, m erch an t of Powell V alley: th e Misses F lo ren ce S ales; p ian ist. Mrs. S. Dixon. G eorge Shaw is rep o rted as im prov te st can n o t do so on account of no Fairview . The ladies of th e Aid wish and H ulda Jo h n so n , P o rtla n d ; O scar av ailab le houses. to th a n k all who helped w ith d o n a Johnson who lives In th e east. T he ing nicely. He is in a P o rtla n d h o s tions o r work, and all th e p atro n s funeral has been set for 2 o’clock. ’ p ital w here he u n d e rw e n t an o p e ra ' USstc*»«*». De«n*.lf,» who by th e ir presence helped to m ake W ednesday from th e Mission church tion on W ednesday. R e l r c a n d Mealing Mrs. Je n k in s Moore is im proving I ollen - M urine for Ked- it a success T he sum of $114 was in Powell Valley, neta, «.-c..» Soreness. Granula slow ly from a sev ere spell of ICH ~ J ta k en in, which will be sw elled to The re g u la r m eeting of th e L u th e r r \ J C C ’•< 'n It* hing »nd Burning $120 when all is collected in, w ith no L eague will be held at th e church erysipelas. lOUR LYtdi't si the Lyes nr Eyelids; ...... IR __ Of i^_J4 Golt L»roJM» A h r » the M e v ie * Si M «4nnnfl m ore th an $25 expenses for m a teria ls next Sunday evening. As usual an s i” »• •» di cd ” A.tet.ee. A ’ k Y o u r D ru ffs M A W an t Ad costs only a few cents. T he young peoples' class in Sunday excellent p ro g ram will be given by tu i I it le v s * ;r I v n Ne«’sl Care M ..» m - ’ » r t - l r V « » ., L h u t t i o school back In O ctober sta rte d a th e young people w hich all are In D ollars in re tu rn . m em bership contest to be concluded vited to atten d at T hanksgiving, the losing side The L u th e r L eag u e choir will hold I prom ising to give a p a rty to th e th e ir next m eeting at th e hom e of j oth ers. G reat in te rest was aroused, Mr and Mrs. Wm. A nderson. and at th e end of th e contest th e re The Swedish L u th e ra n Aid Boclety w ere enrolled 35 of as fine young will hold th e ir an n u a l b azaar at th e! people as you could find anyw here. church S atu rd ay evening. D ecem ber C larence P arsons was th e lead er of th e 13th. R efresh m en ts will be sold th e losing side, which lost by only a fte r th e sale. T he lad ies have g a th one, and the p arty was held F rid ay ered a collection of useful and bau- The Entire Well Known Herd of Grade Jerueys evening at the hom e of Mr. and Mrs. tlfu l article s fo r sale. E veryone Is 40 Hogs, Team of Horses Lee Evans. Mrs. Evans and th e los Invited to atten d . ing side proved them selves very ef The L ad ies' Aid will m eet at th e Ami other articles will lie sold on the Anderson farm Five Miles East ficient hosts, and it was a m erry hom e of Mrs. J. A. S taffenson W ed of Gresham on tin* old Barlow road, one-half mile East of Gillis S ta p arty , th e re being not one dull m o nesday aftern o o n . E veryone Is co r tion on the Mt. Hood ear line. Cars leave Portland, First and Abler m ent th e w hole evening. T he re dially invited to a tte n d th is m eeting streets, at 8:45 the morning of the sale. fresh m en ts w ere cake and cocoa. The new p arso n ag e w hich has juat 13 COWS— Heavy producers, some fresh, others io freshen soon Miss Olive W ilson was lead er of the been finished by th e L u th e ra n co n g re w inners. Mrs. C. I. T hom as is the gation fo r th e ir p a sto r will be d ed i and some in all stages of lactation. te ac h er of th e class. A new contest cated w ith a p p ro p ria te services De 10 H E IFE R S -Three to freshen soon, others are younger, and Is on based on atten d an ce alone to cem ber 17th. Rev. and Mrs. J. have been bred, all sired by Lord Tennison. (His dam, Lady Tennys end with an o th e r party about new T ruedson are to move in to th e ir new- of Ingleside has produced 58 pounds of milk per day and has a H. of years. Belle P arso n s and George hom e today. M. record of 388.56 lbs. fat. Six of the females that are carrying W ilson a re th e new leaders. calves have I....n bred to Lady T enny's Chief, a half brother to the Mr. and Mrs. W C. Spence and BORING above hull. N othing hut pure bred hulls have been used in this herd fam ily are g ettin g settled In th e ir newly purchased home, fo rm erly the T he C ountry C u ltu re club met at for It! years and they are all very desirable. Buxton place, recently occupied by th e hom e of Mrs. Roy W hite, Decem HERD BULL— Lady Tenny Chief. Dropped June 12. 1017, solid Ran Bailey and fam ily. ber 4. It was decided to dispense color, and a beautiful individual, easily handled and n sure breeder. T he M ultnom ah County Council of w ith any f u rth e r m eetings u n til a fte r He was sired by Chief of Multnomah and his dam was Lady Tenny« of P aren t-T ea ch e r association m eets at th e C h ristm as holidays. T he first Ingleside. T ro u td ale next S atu rd ay In the m eeting of th e club a fte r th e holidays 40 HEAD HOGS— Pure bred Durocs not reg istered ), Brood church basem en t for an all-day ses will be held at th e hom e of Mrs. H. Sows, Bred < hits, and younger Pigs both sexes, also the great herd sion. Lunch a t noon. Mrs C. W M. Jo h n so n on J a n u a ry 8. H ay h u rst, newly elected presid en t of Mr. an d Mrs. Zlveney, of C anada, hoar Golden Rufus. TEAM OF HORSES— Well m atched hays, w eight 2000 lbs, th e Oregon P. T. A., will be the are sp en d in g th e w in ter at th e hom e sp eak er. P ro fesso r Colem an will of Mrs Z lveney’» b ro th ers, Joe and I sound and right. also speak. IMPLEMENTS- Three inch tubular skein wagon, m anure spreader, C ornelius Meyers. P a re n t-T e a c h e r association m eets Mr. and Mrs. S andstrom and ch il | mowing machine, gang disk plow, harrow eart and three section bar next F rid a y aftern o o n . dren. of P o rtla n d , have moved onto row, 10 Louden stanchions, single buggy and harness, spring tooth th e Ouy W h ite place harrow, set of heavy harness, DeLaval separator, s h u ttle Babcock T he roll of h o n o r In Union school tester, and many other articles. A heavy co n c en tra tio n on ages I en d in g In Pve and zero are alw ays re for th is m onth is as follow s: E ighth ported a t a census. T he Census Bu- grad e— E stelle Jo h n so n , C lara Hoff TERM S $20 and under Cash. Ovei $20 six m ouths’ time will be given on approved notes. i reau has m ade m any efforts to over- m elster, David Rolfe, P h ilip G ran Ix>velace. Sale Positive. If weather is stormy Sale will be held under cover I come th is in a cc u ra te tendency on the Seventh g rad e— T hom as I p art of th e people when sta tin g ages G ladys H o lterraan Sixth g rad e— Sale starts at 11 o ’clock. Lunch at Noon E ldore Jo h n so n , L ola Lingle, Allle B artel), Ada Ix n ela ce , Sylvia Rolfe F ifth g ra d e — M arjo rie Heacock GRESHAM. OREGON F o u rth g rad e— A ustin Rolfe, H enry H alterm an , E lizabeth Benett E A RHOTEN. Sales Manager, Salem, Oregon * LO 7___ MEtHODS BA N K OF G R E S H A M A N D E R S O N ’S JE R S E Y S AT P u b lic A u ction SA T U R D A Y , DECEMBER 20, 1919 Heps baby warm a n d happy Pearl Oil in a good oil heater keeps dampness and chill from the home. Warmth and coziness without dust and dirt. Heater is easy to carry about. Lights at the touch of a match—gives in stant heat. No smoke, no odor. Economical. Pearl Oil is refined and re refined by our special process which makes it clean burning. F or sale in bulk by dealers ev eryw h ere— the sa m e high- quality kerosene as the Pearl Oil sold in five-gallon cans. There is a saving by buying in bulk. Order by name—Pearl Oil. We recommend Perfection Oil Heaters. PEARL OIL (K ER O SEN E ) HEAT AND LIGHT STANDARD OIL COMPANY (CAkirOBMIA .A. M’Carty, Spc’l Agt. Standard Oil, Gresham A N D ER SO N , EKSTROM TRUCK SERVICE 3 B IG T R U C K S R E S P O N S IB L E -----A N D B E S T O F SERVICE R ELIA BLE GRESHAM and PORTLAND Portland A -2 0 7 8 »2-. A sh; B dw y » > 8 2 Albert Ekstrom G resham 851 D o r. P o w e ll a m i M a p le Owner COL J W HUGHES, Auctioneer A F o r S ale Second H and Goods. One 81nger Hewing mat-nine, first Forest (Jrove, Oregon rlnsa co ndition, $25. R ound top, 8-ft. extension table, $15 S q u are top d in in g tab le, 6 ft. ex ten sio n , $10. R ange, d andy condition, $40. W a te r coll an d pipe Included. F o u r good h e a tin g stoves. P rices from $3 50 to $20 At the Archie Kincaide Farm In v estig ate. T hey are bargain« J E M ETZGER MEYERS. Clerk AUCTION SALE Three-fourths mil* East of Springdale, leaving the highway at Spring dale, going East, first house on top of the hill, and 1 mile West of Knight'«. Store FRIDAY, DECEMBER 12, Commencing at 11 SIXTEEN HEAD OF COWS All Good Milkers. Some Fresh, some coming Fresh 5 Holstein«, 2 Durham« 3 Jersey«, ti Holatein M ixtures 1 Holstein Bull, 29 month« old. AJ £ HOGS 20 hredBrood Sow« to farrow in the next 30 days. One 18 month« old registered Duroc Jersey Boar. 40 tine Shoals averaging about 100 lbs. 1 Duroc .Jersey Boar, not registered. 35 Pigs, 8 week« obi FARM TOOLS If this town is good enough for you to live in, it’s good enough to spend your money in The Outlook’s Annual Christmas Number Will Appear About Tuesday, December 16 £ 1 Champion Mowing Machine, 1 Hay Hake, 3 Wagons, 1 heavy Spring Wagon, two 3*/^ Mitchells, in good shape, Hay Rack«, ami a hunch of small tool« too nutneroua to mention. ONE HALF TON OF NICE SEED OATS It will contain Holiday Ads., Stories of the Progress of the Community and Col- ft umns of Other Interesting Matter. WATCH FOR IT. a « ÜÎ ¿o/TîZ Santa C lau. and The Outlook join æw LÀ4 g Ç-f IMlaa» ft. ft the M erchant. in, th.ireque.t to all h'j £31531 .------ 1 t a s s a * 12È- • SOME SOME HAY HOUSEHOLD GOODS D reu en , Tables and Milk Cans, Milk Cooler«. SOME CHICKENS TERMS $20 and under ( ash. given on approved note*. Cabinet«, ONE PONY RABBITS Over $20 s it m o nths'tim e will be J. L. P H I P P S , Owner W S WOOD, Auctioneer A. MEYERS, Clerk • V.i 1
