Gresham outlook., December 16, 1919, HOLIDAY NUMBER, Page 7, Image 7

holiday number
kESH \M OUTLOOK
liity of ««tab
B MRS. C. I. THOMAS.
I ■ An ir. iusury p ro b ab ly not know n to
I v
lent» o f O regon is th e
iSrivir,.
1 g ro w in g business of cel-
’ r
g a t T ro u td a le .
Tw elve
MULTNOMAH CHILDREN
«ir*
;i
M<?uiQnis
h ere
FINISH MANY PROJECTS
ItroD -
ry a re a in M ,ch’Sa n - ani1
By MISS ETH E L I. CALKINS.
,ej
few acres of ^ e rich riv e r
County Club Leader.
kjttpui nd of th e W ilson farm , and
Lon
raisin g th e finest of celery.
nave com pleted th e ir p rojects, made
Lo»
' ■r‘ ina a n J out8 of
b u s’
th e ir rep o rts and are planning an 1
[ m m , » fctch is a busin ess p ec u lia r to
organizing for the y ear of 1920
L eif. from th « selec tio n of th e seed.
Some of course dropped out along
L, ,j'o . r $25 a pound, th e g re a t care S un-P ial ranch bordering on t h 3 th e way g ettin g weary of th e ta sk
L prei ara tio n of th e seed bed, and Sandy river, bought by Mr. Irving they had assum ed o r p erhaps having
»11 the d etails of p la n tin g and grow - Spencer th re e years ago. contain;:.-: raised the pig o r corn failed to m ake
Lg th
o p u la r an d a ttra c tiv e vege- th irty acres, w ith ten acres ad ditional the req u ired rep o rt of profit o r loss
a t th e close of th e club year. To
L u es till it is b lan ch ed au d finally ren te d from th e S un-P ial ranch
th ese n o thing more can be said ex­
Mag an-1 p rep ared fo r th e m a rk e t.
He h as put in a w ouderful system cept th a t we hope th e w eath er will
Xow th e re are six o r seven celery of overhead irrig atio n , the w ater b e ­ be m ore favorable an o th e r year. Out
Fnrnitutv like this u found but one
Lrdens in th is vicinity. T he W ilson ing pum ped from the Sandy riv er by-
of the 556 who were enrolled as ac­
in a lifetime at such attractive prices
Mothers. G eorge an d R ussell, had electric pow er from th e P R. L i- P tive m em bers having m ade at least
four a< r ■$ th is year, m a rk e tin g from ru n n in g th ro u g h pipes up above the one rep o rt. 352 com pleted by m aking
The importance and economy of (w-r
L jS sc ag e 6700 dozen bunches. ground being turned on at will anti the req u ired final rep o rt, an increase
Lpjt
it g oing to p o in ts In Idaho, com ing dow n in show ers and spray, of 4 0 per cent o v er last year. M an'
tuanence is fast being recognized. a,
more received the benefits of th e
W»shi -ton and M ontana.
T h e / w ith w onderful
rainbow
effects, work, having carried out p a rt of th e
Lis,.: ¡so a b o u t 600 sack s of p o ta ­ m aking an erstw hile sandy patch of
gifts of transient value grow in cost
lessons at least
toes, a: d a good sized band of hogs g round “ bloom and blossom like the
Those who have finished a re re ­
L je ft are n o t to be overlooked in ro se."
Besides celery, differen. ceiving very a ttra c tiv e achievem ent
these nee of la b o r sc arcity an d high crops are being grow n and harvested pins sent out from S tate S u p erin te n ­
cost, i- he fact th a t th e tw o b ro th ers all the long grow ing season, from th e dent C h u rch ill’s office.
In a la te r edition will be published
did all th e w ork th em selv es except in ea rliest vegetables to cabbage and
Ljerv arv eet, w hen tw o ex tra m en i cauliflow er in th e late fall an d early a com plete rep o rt of all phases of
th e work for the past year.
»ere hired.
. w inter. L ast year several acres were
Below is a list of sta n d a rd clubs
H. C M cGinnis is s till in th e busi- set to asp arag u s. It ta k es a w orking
who will receive special recognition.
aefs, having th re e acres of celery on force of ab o u t tw enty to tak e care of These clubs are en title d to a special
h»nd leased from th e W ilson farm . these gardens.
certificate of m erit in recognition of
Be m arketed 4500 dozen bunches this
A. D. K endall, th e sta tio n agent the fact 'h a t they have 75 per cent
Lear. He won a gold m edal for his
and above of th e ir m em bers who
Liery a t th e P an am a-P acific exposi­ here, who is also ag en t for th e ex­ com pleted th e ir work by sending in
press com pany, has w orked up quite
tion at San F ran cisco . H is son, M or­ a large shipping business. Besides th e ir final reports.
The 100 per cent clubs in th e sew ­
ris MeGinnis, is m a n a g e r of th e cel­ th e so-called g arden products, many-
ery d ep artm en t of th e S pencer g a r ­ tons of produce are shipped o u t of ing project are here given in th e fol­
ing o rd er— L ocation, n u m b er of
dens. ' h ere th ey have seven acres of \ this section th ro u g h T ro u td ale, p o ta­ low
m em bers, and leader.
this vegetable. A bout 6000 bunches toes being shipped out by th e carload
C orbett. 7. Miss M inerva Pow ell:
so far have been ship p ed from ther-3 T he B laser F ru it com pany han d le a .Terry. • , Mrs B N. H a il. H illsd ale.
Lor the parlor or sitting room make
Isome of it h as not been dug, th e frost !
la rg e am ount of sm all fru its, prunes, 19, Miss H uida K eh rli; W est P o rt­
eoniing before it could be got out. A pears, and o th e r produce. T he high land, 5. Miss G ertru d e C oullard!
the family a gift of a Reading Lamp or
car load w as se n t to C hicago from land east of th e Sandy riv er is very Fairview . 6. Mrs. H ,« lin ; H u rlb u rt.
THE MANDEL
an Easy Chair.
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there early in N ovem ber, and a s e c - : fertile, producing ab u n d a n t crops, 6. Mrs. Em ily: P leasan t View, 7,
PHONOGRAPH
Mrs.
S.
D.
H
ard
in
g
:
T
ro
u
td
ale
,
7.
Ltd car w as to follow , b u t a freeze ;
especially of potatoes, cabbage and Mrs. A P. K endall: F airview , 7.
•me before it could be filled. The onions.
Miss E linor A nderson; O rient. 20,
been added
early ireezes a re a d raw b ac k th a t has
Mrs. Sadie Chase.
P
erhaps
because
of
such
abundant
to be reckoned w ith in th e business,
ic.
Come in
and diversified food9, th e re never was I The 75 p er cent an d above are as
bos ' years n ot i n t e r f e r i n g w ith m a r­
follow
s:
G
resham
.
Miss
E
sth
er
El-
it.
We will
a place w here housew ives p ut up and
keting th e w hole crop, th is year, how -
ford; Rockwood. Mrs. F. B ensou,
sto
re
aw
ay
fo
r
w
inter
such
su
p
p
lies'
to
d e m o li­
irer. being exceptional in the early
Powell Valley, Mrs. A lta Gentry-
freezing lin e , as Is n oticeable ju st at of food. C anned salm on, all kinds of
The 100 per cent pork clubs a re as
to
you.
fru it and vegetables are found in follow s: Lynch. 5, Win H ornecker;
present.
ab u ndance in the cellars of fam ilies F airview and T erry, 5. J. R. Cava-
Most of th e celery from th e g a r ­
Pnces
who have been here long enough to ; n ag h ; W est P o rtlan d . 7, Mrs. W. A.
dens h ere is shipped to th e n o rth -
im
bibe
th
e
th
rifty
h
ab
its
of
th
e
c
o
m
-,
$100
to
Roberson.
vest sta te s before m entioned, b rin g ­
Seventy-five per cent o r o v e r' I
m unitv. w hile th e fam ous Sandy riv er
ing an av e rag e price of 85c a dozen
Powell Valley, C arl Nelson.
and we w ill sav in passing th a t th e re sm elt are preserved in several te m p t­
C anning.
ing
ways.
ie no finer celery raised th a n is sent
O th er clubs w ith 100 per cent rec­
T ro u td ale is com ing into its own as ord are. Russellville. 7, Mrs Chas
from here. T he nam e B lue Ribbon
tslery is becom ing know n to indicate an in d u stria l cen ter in ways not W allace: Powell Valley, 5, Mrs Alta
[the very finest in its line. The th ree th o u g h t of w hen th e packing p lan t G entry; O rient, 13, Mrs. Sadie Chaae.
C< Miking.
Maces above described, com prising was tak en aw ay from here, leaving
Lynch, 7, Mrs. Wm. H o rn eck er. |
about fifteen acres, a re all 100 pel about h alf the houses em pty and th-3
L usted, 5, Mrs. 1. W Spencer; P le a s -1
tent A m erican in ow nership, m an- tow n lonesom e-looking. Now th e re an t Valley, 5, Mrs H. E. Poppleton
can n o t be a house ren ted , as they are
agenn’nt, an d w orkm en.
Sheep.
Lynch, 5. Mrs. A. B arrow s: B rooks.'
7, Mrs. A lbert L uethe
? < « a i « s « i S £ S i i C « s s £ « a £ « S £ « « Ä «
G resham P oultry, 10, Mrs H H , In th e Ju stic e C o u rt fo r M ultnom ah
D istrict. County of M ultnom ah.
E
ling;
M ERRY CHRISTM AS
» rows. Maplewood Corn, 6. E. Bar
S tate of Oregon.
T he G ilbert g ard en in g club had A. W. M etzger. P laintiff, vs O. R
B urch an d ■ — Burch, hl» wife.
m ore th an 75 per cent of th e ir m em ­
D efendants.
bers finish. Mrs. G race F u rey Is the
To G. R. B urch an d ---------- Burch.
leader.
D efendants above Nam ed:
in th e nam e of th e S tate of Oregon
T r a in , o f T h o u g h t.
W hat we need fo r m ost of our you a re hereby req u ired to ap p ear
tra in s of th o u g h t is m ore freights and an sw er th e com plaint filed
ag a in st you in th e above en title d
ill®?
and few er p arlo r cars. T he average action on o r before th e 13th day of
tra in of th o u g h t isn 't big enough to Ja n u a ry , 1920, which is th e d ate
carry a full-sized opinion on any sub­ fixed by th e o rd er of th e above en ­
ject. Most of them a re forever go­ title d C ourt fo r you to ap p e ar and
ing and never g ettin g anyw here an sw er th e co m piaint h erein and if
W hat they need is a new schedule and vou fall ao to an sw er, for w ant th e re ­
They make a nice Christmas Gift for some
a fresh tim e table.
T he greatest of p lain tiff will apply to th e Court
tro u b le is, th ough, th a t seine men for Judgm ent a g a in st you in th e sum
F ifty -th re e and 30-100 ($53 30»
one in the family.
a re too narro w -m in d ed to accom ­ of
dollars w ith In terest th ereo n at six
m odate broad-gauge track s for th e ir per cen t per ann u m from A ugust— ,
tra in s of th o u g h t
T h eir equipm ent 1919, u n til paid an d for th e costs
could all ru n on a g n a t's eyebrow aud and d isb u rsem en ts h erein.
You a re f u rth e r notified ih a t by
n ever fall off T ake a look at your
v irtu e of a w rit of a tta c h m e n t an d
tra
in
of
th
o
u
g
h
t
some
tim
e.
See
if
Gresham, Ore
Phone 175
It Is suffering from any of these d e­ g a rn ish m en t issued in th e above e n ­
fects. If It Is, flag it at once and see titled cause all p erso n al p ro p erty be­
w hat can be done. — Plainfield, longing to you o r e ith e r of you lu th e
possession of G. W. K enney has been
MERRY CHRISTM AS
(N. J .) C o u rier News
attac h ed and is being held su b je ct to
the outcom e of th is actio n , which
i Read th e W ant rda
said p erso n al p ro p erty o r so much
th ereo f as may be necessary will be
sold an d th e proceeds th ereo f applu
to w ard th e sa tisfa c tio n of th e ju d g ­
m ent recovered h erein . T he d ate ot
first p u b licatio n of th is Sum m ons is
Decem ber 9. 191», »nd th e d ate of
last p u blication is J a n u a ry 13, 1920
McGVIRK A SCH N EID ER.
A tto rn ey s for P laintiff.
F irst S tate Bank Bldg, G resham , Or
IF
-----A N D
! JOHN BROWN.
Ju stic e of th e Peace.
Be Practical
Give Practical Gifts this year
conies but once a year.
See Palmquist for
1
Auto Robes
Auto Gloves
S. E. PALMQUIST
Something New
tor the Children
W e hav e a nice
line of Sam-E-
K a r s, Kiddie
Kars, H o r s e
Toddlers a n d
Velocipedes. All
sizes, from the
youngest to the
oldest.
p
Let us install a Bathroom like the one &
pictured above in your home
&
FOR CHRISTMAS
GRESHAM and PORTLAND
Albert Ekstrom
P rtla n d A-2078
22.5 A sh ;
B dw y ao#»2.
The Holidays are here
With Pretty Things and Plenty.
li e have Hats for Christmas Gifts
Away under $20.
Beal Bargains in Hats
Holiday
Trade
G resham 851
Oor. PowNI »ml Maple
4DM1MNTK tT K IA ' SALE «>»
K E I L PKOI’EKTY.
Notice ia hereby given th a t by v ir­
tu e of an o rd er of sa le m ade by Hon.
Geo. Tazw ell of th e C ircu it C ourt in
1‘rotiate of th e S tate of O regon for the
county of M ultnom ah, in th e m a tte ’
of th e estate of J A. F rakea, de-
,-aaed. No. 14178. e n tered December
1st. 1919. and fo r th e purpose of pay­
in g unsatisfied, chargee, expenses
and claim s ag a in st th e said estate,
th e u ndersigned M attle F. F rakea. ad ­
m in istra trix of th e e sta te of J A
F rakea. deceased, will a t and a fte r 1«
o'clock a. m on W ednesday, th e 31st
day of December, 191», a t th e office
of h er atto rn ey . Milo C K ing. South
Main stre e t, in th e tow n of Gresham ,
county of M ultnom ah, sta te of O re­
gon, offer for sale and aell, at p riv ate
eale on teriua of cash, or not less
th an one th ird cash w ith re tu rn m o rt­
gages. th e follow ing described parcels
of Im proved real p roperty, situ a te In
th e city of P o rtlan d , county of M ult­
nom ah and sta te of O reg o n , to -w it:
Lots 21 an d 22 in Block 8 of c o l­
lege P lace of th e city of P o rtland
¡O regon; and
. . . . . .
. aai
I » t 11 In Hl'* k 1 of Albina A ddi­
tion to th e city of P o rtlan d . Oregon
MATTIE F. FRAKEA
MILO C KING. A ttorney.
F irst publication. Dec 2d. 1919
L ast publication, Dec 20th, 1919.
Phone W ant ad» to 701
K Best of Workmanship, Prices Reasonable.
g J. T. STILLIONS, The Plumber.
*
5
ft
Y our Laundry—
Will all come back ahao
lately clean and delivered
on time, if we do the work.
Our modern ly
equipped
bum dry enables us to do
just a« good work as can
be done anywhere and at a
priee that ia less than yon
ean do your washing for
in votir own home.
and Delivei
GRESHAM STEAM LAUNDRY
Oreaham
Phone 18
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