T W IC E
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W EEK
NO. 88
G resham O utlook
SHAM’ mltl TOOMAH
IN WEDDÀpG
ANNIVERSARY
,JI TAKEN
IfUlLul 111
OF FAIRVIEW
COUPLE
’IC ORDINANCE A
giv
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recent a c tio n of the tow n
I |n hiring a traffic officer, M.
.,ire to enforce th e traffic ordl-
i of the tow n h as b ro u g h t some
as to w hat th e o rdinan ce Is
then it w en t Into effect. Tin
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ee went in
to effect F ebru u ry
WIZARD
COUNTY,
OREGON
AMERICA’S
FRÇJAY, JANUARY 2, 1920
GRAND
a t the home of Mr. and Mrs. E arl!
Townsend on New Years eve, the oc- i
caslon honoring the 30th wedding!
anniversary of Mr. Townsend’s p ar
ents, Mr. and Mrs. J. w. Townsend. I
The rooms were tastefully decorated |
I with sprays of holly and the h o lid a , >
spirit prevailed throughout th e e v e n I
K
tn e even :
ing which quickly passed in pleasant !
and the im p o rta n t articles In conversation and music. A delicious
Ilnance a re as follow s:
I luncheon was served.
ihall be u n la w fu l fo r any per-1
Tht’ Suests included besides the
> persons to d riv e an autom o- host and hostess, Mr and Mrs J w
i0,or vehicle, elec tric vehicle, Townsend. Mr. and
M r/ W 4
mis or h o rse-d riv en vehicle I
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, the c o rp o ra te lim its of tne
' nBend- Mr an<l Mrs. E. M. Stone
I, Greshant fa s te r th an a speed and H0I‘H. Robert and Johr Mr. and
Biles per h o u r. And w ithin the Mrs. E. Tegert, Mr and Mrs A L
' ^ ’T r 'm U e s " m r K
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direct betw een th e town lim its
north and P o w ell V alley road,
mil Valley ro ad betw een the
limits on th e east and Ava
and dau8 h ter Cathleen, Mr. and Mrs.
A K ronenberg, Mr. and Mrs. A. L.
Stone, Mrs. M. B. Sleret, Mrs. E. D.
Towle, Mrs. Eliza Stone, Miss Edell.i
Lawrence a v e n u e and Row-
llley road.
which c ith e r m o to r or horse-
1, shall lie p a rk e d fo r a g re a te r
I than th irty m in u te s on Ppw-
K«t for a d is ta n c e of 5» feet
<the east In te rse c tio n of Powell
lain streets o r fo r a distance of
on Main s tre e t n o rth from
aierscction of M ain and Powen
e’ ‘^ BB Helen Bliss, Miss Berths
W att, Miss Josephine Townsend,
Byard Miller. Roy Stone and Albert
Camp
machine m ay he p ark ed w ithin
tan 10 feet of any fire hydrant
I the c o rp o ra te lim its.
person v io latin g the pro-
i of th is a rtic le s shall upon
Mon th e re o f before th e town
t be fined In a sum not less
I! or m ore th a n $50 o r shall be
ltd by
im p riso n m en t in th e
¡jail not less th a n one nor more
|l dayH, o r by both such fine
hprisonment.
eof $1 fo r first offense and not
sd the sum of $50 for subse-
olfenses is provided for driv
en the s tr e e ts in th e town of
with th e m uffler o r cut-out
FLOYED METZGER TAKES
BRIDE FORM ABERDEEN
Floyed S. Metzger arrived in
G resham last night from Aberdeen,
W ashington, with his bride, and is
receiving the congratulations of his
friends a t th e home of his parents,
I Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Metzger.
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The bride was MlBB L aura A nder-
Bon- a popular young lady of the
n o rth ern city. The wedding was sol-
enlzed at the home of h er parents
yesterday by the Rev. Chas. T. H urd
of th e Presbyterian church, in the
presence of a few n ear relatives of
bride and the m other of th e groom.
Mr and Mrs. M etzger will make
th eir home in P ortland.
shall be u n law fu l for the
P otato Im provem ent Sought.
.of any a u to m o b ile electric ve-
Oregon potato grow ers will be
motor vehicle, m otorcycle, or
Irawn v eh icle to cut the cor- asked to cooperate with th e state col
it the in te rse c tio n of Powell lege experim ent station in potato seed
lain s tre e ts o r at th e intersec-
it Powell an d South R oberts treatm en t and potato spraying next
AB v eh icles approaching y ear to im prove the yield and quality
;l3vc m e n tio n e d intersections of th e crop. The m ethods th a t have
deep to th e rig h t and pass to raised W isconsin to the first ran k In
it of th e c e n te r of the street
the production of high g rad e potatoes
Ktions.
persons v io latin g the provis- are being investigated by M. B. Mc-
this a rtic le sh all upon con-¡K ay ussociate plant p athologist of
thereof b efo re th e town re th e statio n , who will ad ap t them to
tie fined th e sum of $1 for the
•Jeiise and not to exceed $10 Oregon conditions. He atten d ed the
W isconsin potato show D ecember 10
Kh su b seq u en t offetiBe.
and Inspected the potato work of the
10SE A N D VICTORY
W isconsin station. He will attend
1 regular S un d ay school service the conference of the potato patholo
fheld at Iliff church Sunday at gists of A m erica rep o rtin g th e im-
tf. T h e a d u lt B ible clasB will p o rtan t work he has done on verticll-
the se rie s of lessons taken | jl]n) wjjt )n o reRon He will arran g e
ae m em b ersh ip m anual. The ¡
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»Pl. fo r stu d y Is God. The
th <‘ com m ittee on experim enta.
class w ill comm ence the cooperative work for carry ing on this
I lessons n ext Stinoe} and ev- n ne of work tn Oregon.
fecis confident th a t these
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will ad d m uch to the inter , ill(|K.raII c h u rc h Will Hold B azaar,
/the w ork. T he prim ary clam
e
Continue to use the improved
The Ladles Aid of the Swedish
lessons.
New books have L u th eran church of Powell Valley
ordered fo r the prim ary class wm have th e ir yearly auction in the
will prove very interestin g . (,b u r,,b W ednesday evening, Jan u ary
a - t 7 « :3
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be gladly received and may be left
fed to a tte n d th is aervice.
i at th e church on or before 7 o ’clock,
A < o inm unity M eeting.
on th e evening of th e sale. Coffee
«immunity m eeting fo r the d e - 1 an(, cake w,„ bt, served. Everyone
nt of th e consciousness of is invited to attend.
uni th e prom otion of hum an
Read by all— Outlook w ant ads.
irhood, is th e ob ject of the
of m eetings to be held a t the
«Hat E piscopal church begin-
STILL SELLS GOODS ON
nuary 4 and co n tinuing in d ti-
Thom as A. Edison, one of th e g re a te s t in v en to rs m e w orld has
ever produced, and now 72 y e a rs o ld , Is becom ing n e a re r and d e a re r
to his fellow countrym en every d ay . T h is new p ictu re w as ta k e n tn
th e New E ngland sta te s th e o th e r d ay , a s E dison s a t In a m otor car
w aiting for H enry F o rd to g et a sh a v s an d Jo h n B u rro u g h s to send
WELL KNOWN WOMAN
¡ ‘ RED TRIANGLE LEAGUE”
OF BULL RUN DIES
ORGANIZED BY Y. M. C. A.
Mrs. E lla K lin g er was born in M is
souri on May 13, 1874. She w as
m arried D ecem ber 24, 1891 to A lvin
H. K lingler. She has resid ed in B ull
R un since th e y e a r 1912. M rs.
K lin g ler died D ecem ber 28, 1919,
aged 45 years, 7 m onths and 15 days.
She leaves to m ourn th e ir loss h e r
husband, th re e sonB, Sam uel, A lvin,
and C harley K lin g ler, one d a u g h te r,
Mrs. May Gibons, fo u r siste rs an d one
brother.
F u n eral services w ere held W ed
nesday aftern o o n from th e B ull R u n
church. In te rm e n t w as in th e Cliff
Side cem etery.
Rev. R. E u g en e
Myers of G resham officiated a t th e
services.
DEPUTY FIRE MARSHAL
TO SPEAK IN GRESHAM
A m eeting of th e G resh am V o lu n
teer F ire d e p a rtm e n t w ill be h eld tn
the fire hall, M onday ev en in g , J a n u
ary 5 at 8 p. m. The a n n u a l elec
tion of officers w ill be h eld a t th is
tim e.
Deputy F ire M arshal Geo. W.
Stokes, who w as h ere re c e n tly In
specting th e fire fighting facilities of
th e tow n, w ill be p re se n t an d ta lk to
th e boys on fire p ro tectio n , etc. Mr.
Stokes is a mai) of w ide experience
and th e m eetin g p ro m ises to be one
of g re a t benefit to all. B usiness m en,
counciim en an d all ow n ers of b u ild
ings are urged to atten d .
P la n s fo r a p e rm a n e n t o rg an iza-
tio n of th e m en and w om en w ho
se rv ed as Y. M. C. A. w a r w o rk ers,
h a v e ju s t been received by F . A. Mc-
C arl, ex ecu tiv e se c re ta ry of th e N at
io n al W a r W o rk C ouncil fo r th e
W e ste rn D ivision, w ho h a s been a p
p o in te d by N a tio n a l C h a irm a n W il
lia m S lo an e as a m em b er of th e com
m itte e a u th o riz e d a t th e D e tro it con
v e n tio n to effect such an o rg a n iz a
tio n . I t w ill be know n as th e “ R ed
T ria n g le L e a g u e ” an d ail m en and
w om en Y. M. C. A. w ar w o rk e rs w ho
serv ed e ith e r o v erseas o r in hom e
cam p w o rk , a b o u t 18,000 a ll to ld , a re
elig ib le to m em b ersh ip .
W h e re th e r e a re
sufficient n u m
b e r o f m em b ers in a co m m u n ity , Red
T ria n g le clu b s w ill be fo rm ed . P ro
v ision is also m ade fo r a n n u a l S tate
m e e tin g s in co n n ectio n w ith th e s ta te
c o n v en tio n s of th e Y. M. C. A. and
fo r tr ie n n ie l n a tio n a l m e etin g s d u r
in g th e in te rn a tio n a l co n v en tio n s of
th e a sso ciatio n .
T he p u rp o se of th e lea g u e is sta te d
to be “ to p e rp e tu a te am o n g th e Y.
M. C. A. w a r w o rk e rs th e fine fello w
sh ip an d s p irit of u nselfish serv ice so
m a n ife st in w a r tim e s .” A la rg e p e r
c e n ta g e o f th e w ar w o rk ers w ere b u s
iness o r p ro fe ssio n a l m en a n d w om en,
n o t re g u la rly co n n ected w ith Y. M.
C. A. w o rk a n d it is expected th a t
th r o u g h th is o rg a n iz a tio n th ey can
c o n tin u e to re n d e r Im p o rta n t service.
TO BE BURIED SUNDAY
HOOSIER FARMER IS
CALLED BLUEBEARD
D. L. M cL ain of G resh am an d five
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siste
rs, M rs. B elle M ichel, M rs. E th ei
H ester Ann M cLain was born in
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M iller, G resh am , M rs. In e z M iller,
Shellyville, Illin o is, Ju ly 9, 1864. She Mrg p h e o b a B o honan o f C o rv allis;
O b itu ary o f M r», Ja* . L a w re n c e .
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,f it kill».” His firm aays he
, w hale of a success.
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cam e to Oregon w ith h er p a re n ts tn Mrs. E iv e M iller of P o w ers, O regon,
the spring of 1877 lo catin g neui an d o n e b ro th e r, W illiam M cLain of
G resham w here all of h e r life w as G resh am , O regon.
S he p e a c efu lly p assed aw ay S un
' spent. She was co n v erted an d jo in ed
! th e B ap tist church in 1881. M arried day a fte rn o o n , D ecem ber 28, 1919.
F u n e ra l se rv ices w ere h eld on
rto Jas. W. L aw rence A pril 12, 1883.1
F o u r children w ere born to th is u n io n T u e sd a y a fte rn o o n a t 2 o 'clo ck fro m
th e M eth o d ist c h u rc h .
R ev. R. E.
of whom tw o survive.
She was of a kind and loving dis- Myera, p a s to r of th e c h u rc h , re a d th e
position and en d eared h erself to all s c r ip tu r e lesson a n d offered p ray er,
who knew her.
a fte r w h ich th e fu n e ra l se rm o n was |
She has been practically an invalid d e liv e re d by R ev. A. J. W a re of th e !
¡'or th e last two years, b u t c h e e rfu l: B a p tist c h u rc h o f O regon City,
and uncom plaining to th e last.
She w as la id to re s t in th e G r e s h - '
She was an affectio n ate wife and am c e m e te ry a n d h e r g ra v e was corn-
m other, and leaves to m o u rn th e ir p lelely co v ered w ith b e a u tifu l flower» 1
loss her husband, Jam es W. L aw - le ft by lo v in g frien d a.
T h e pall-
r n c . and two d au g h ters. Mrs. Geo. b e a re rs a t th e fu n e ra l w ere all Metz-
Page and Mrs. M innie A ylsw orth of g era, clo se frie n d a of Mr». L aw ren ce.
G resham , aa,! th ree « ran d ch ild ren , T hey w ere H en ry , Jo h n , J a k e , H arve,
! b esides her p aren ts, Rev. a n d Mrs | W ill an d B e rt M etzger.
T he fu n e ra l se rv ic e s o f M tb . C h a r
lo tte F re d rlc k a r.w h o d ied a t th e h om e
of h e r d a u g h te r , M rs. F re d S helly,
In S p rin g d ale, J a n u a r y 1st, w ill be
held in G resh am , J a n u a r y 4, a t 3
o ’clock. T h e se rv ic e s w ill be from
th e a u d ito riu m of th e O dd F ello w s
h all u n d e r th e d ire c tio n of th e
B re th re n co n g re g a tio n .
PLEASANT HOME
Rev. E arl II. C o tto n will sp e a k a t
th e M ethodist c h u rc h S u n d ay m o rn
ing a t 11 o ’clock on th e topic, “ Re-
en fo rcem en t fo r th e fight a g a in s t
m a n ’s enem y "
T h is Is th e fo u r th
topic of th e aeries on th e F u n d a m e n
ta l T ru th s of th e C h ris tia n F a ith
E veryone Is In v ited to a tte n d .
S unday school w ill m eet at th e
usual h o u r w ith In te re s tin g c lasses
fo r all
A lene, d a u g h te r of M r a n d M rs
C lifford Sloop, is til w ith s c a r le t
fever.
C arl P a u lse n is ill w ith e ry s ip e la s
at th e hom e of his s is te r, Mrs. P e te r
| G regem on.
Mrs. G re g e ra o n ’s son
P e te r L arso n , is also ill w ith to n s ll-
I litis.
Mr an d M rs D. T. W illiam s en-
I te rta in e d a t d in n e r New Y e a r’s d ay
Mr and M rs G ra n t S lo o p
MRS. J. W . L A W R E N C E ,
W illiam
Edw ard
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ALUMNI-HIGH GAME
RESULTS IN A TIE
Ju d g e S tap leto n ’s hom e w as th e
scene of a jolly New Y ear’s p a rty on
W ednesday evening w hen he an d
Mrs. S tapleton e n te rta in e d a p arty of
T he g am e played la s t T u e sd a y b e
friends. Those p resen t besides th e
tw
een
th e fo rm e r U. H. S. fo o tb a ll
h o st and hostess w ere Mr. an d Mrs.
A rth u r D ow sett, Mr. an d Mrs. W ill I sta rs , re p re s e n tin g th e a lu m n i, a n d
H essel, Mr. and Mrs. Jo h n C annon th e fa s t h ig h school te a m w as a s u r -
Mr. and Mrs. H e rb e rt E ling, Mr. a n J p rise to all su p p o rtin g th e alu m n i.
Mrs. Jas. E lkington, Mr. an d Mrs.
T he o dds w ould r .lly go to th e
B enj. C am eron, Mr. and Mrs. O. A. high school if th e r e w as any d istin c -
E astm an and Mr. and Mrs. Jo sep h A. tio n s to be m ad e c o n c e rn in g th e c la s -
H aley, T he evening w as sp e n t in j of th e tw o te a m s. T h e sp eed y H i
cardB-
i team , th o u g h th e y w e re o u tw e ig h e d
T he evening proved so u n u su ally ! ten p o unds to th e m an , sm a sh e d a n d
e n te rta in in g th a t the id ea of a club b ro k e th e a ll-s ta rs beefy line. In th e
to provide fo r such affairs w as dis- first h a lf th e y w ere w ith in tw o y a rd s
cussed and before th e p a rty b ro k e up [ of v icto ry , b u t th e h eav y field a n d
in th e early h o u rs of th e new y ear, a th e end of th e q u a r te r p re v e n te d th e
club had been organized w hich w ill to u ch d o w n th a t w ould have g iven th e
be know n a t the G resham Social club, gam e to th e H igh school
i those p resen t being th e c h a rte r m em -
T he A lum ni w ith a ll th e i r v a s t
bers. A set of by-law s w ere d raw n a m o u n t of beef w ere n o t a b le to
1 up and H e rb e rt E ling w as elected com e an y n e a re r th a n th e Hi s c h o o l’s
p resid en t and Mrs. Jo h n C annon, 20 y a rd line.
! secretary . T he m em bership list w ill
T h e g am e w as a h a rd fo u g h t s tr u g -
be held open fo r som e tim e so th a t gle from th e first dow n to th e la s t
o th e rs may join if th ey so desire.
w histle.
W ith th e six v ic to rie s to th e ir
FURNITURE WILL NOT
cre d it th e H i school boys w ere alw ay s
BE CHEAPER IN 1929 in th e gam e w ith all of th e ‘‘old U
D ue to the g re a t am o u n t of hom e H. S. fig h t.”
T he H l school te a m w as a s t a r as
I build in g now going on, w hich w ill
co n tin u e for th re e y ears a t least, th e a w hole, b u t th e w o rk of T ed J o h n -
dem and fo r fu rn itu re is fo u r tim es B' on ’n »be back field a n d A1 C am p on
g re a te r th a n th e supply. A t th e
*‘ne Pu » »b em in th e ltm e lig h t.
G rand R apids, Chicago and Ja m es-
O rval Z im m erm an , th e A lu m n t
tow n fu rn itu re m ark ets, d eale rs w ere “ M oose” c e n te r w as th e ir s t a r p lay er,
g lad to place o rd ers fo r o n e -fo u rth of
W ith no sco re th e a n n u a l A lu m n i-
th e ir actu al re q u irem en ts.
I Hi g a m e ended.
T his is a condition th a t p re v a ils
gchool-__
A lu m n i—
all over th e country. A g re a t deai Cam p
Q u e sin b e rry
of fu rn itu re is m a n u fa c tu re d on th e j B u rlin g am e ......... r. f .. . . *K L y m an
Pacific C oast b u t h ere also it is said W rig h t _______ r. g.
S pence
th e factories can n o t supply th e d e-j M iller ...................l.te r
Z im m erm an
m and. The d eale r has to ta k e w h at S a tte rs tro m
1. g
L an e
G ran ..............
he can get w hen he can g et it.
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Good
In th e Ja n u a ry issue of th e G ran d B ru g g e r ......... ..1. e.
. P e te rso n
R apids F u rn itu re R ecord, th e n a t D. J o h n s to n .
r. h
H oney
ional jo u rn a l of th e fu rn itu re tra d e , T. JohnB ton
...f ...
S ta n le y
published in th e lead in g f u r n itu r e P e a k ...............
q. ...
Good
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city of th e w orld, ap p ears an a rtlcio S k irv in , C apt.
. ... T h o m so n
co n tain in g th e opinions of lead in g
fu rn itu re m a n u fa c tu re rs in all th e FUNERAL SERVICES OF
fu rn itu re cen te rs tellin g w hy fu r n i
JOHN F. SHELLER HELD
tu r e prices will increase r a th e r th a n
decrease d u rin g 1920. Som e say
J o h n F re d ric k S h e lle r w as b o rn in
prices will not go low er fo r five years,
b u t m ost of th e m a n u fa c tu re rs e . S pringfield, O hio, S e p te m b e r 9, 1845.
pect conditions to begin to grow n o r H e g ra d u a te d fro m A n tio ch college.
m al in th ree years.
1 Yellow S p rings, O hio a t th e a g e of
In th e la s t five y ears th e co st of I
lab o r has trip led In th e fu r n itu r e fac 27. L a te r he m a r rie d M iss R u th
to ries, and lu m b er has advanced 300 S h re w sb e rry o f D u fer, In d ia n a a n d
to 600 p e r cent. M irrors an d o th e r | th ey m oved to P a rs o n s, K an sas. E ig h t
m a te ria ls a re th e h ig h est th e y ev er ch ild re n w ere b o rn to th is u n io n
have been, and each m o n th sees a i
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. F a c Beven of w hom su rv iv e him .
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Mrs.
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,
Mrs. Jo h n
to ries can ’t buy a y ear's supply like
they did In th e old days and m u st be W elch, Mrs. Jo h n D ick erso n liv in g
satisfied w ith one carload of lu m b er, in P a ris, K an sas, M rs. O. A. B a rn e tt,
w here before th ey p u rch ased whon
tra in loads a t a tim e. T his k eeps th s of K a n sa s C ity, M isso u ri, M rs J . S.
W ard of L os A ngeles, C a lifo rn ia , an d
price on th e increase.
T h e b e tte r g rad es of lu m b er, es Mrs. G. N. F itc h of P h eo n ix , A ri
pecially w aln u t, a re m ore p le n tifu l zona an d H e rb e rt H. S h e lle r of B a r
th a n cheap lu m b er, th a t's w hy the
b e tte r grad es of fu rn itu re a re m ore tlesv ille, O k lah o m a. S am u el S h e lle r
econom ical th an th e ch e a p e r grades. who lives th r e e m iles w est of G re s h
Most fu rn itu re facto ries a re o v er am , is a b ro th e r.
sold fo r from six to tw elve m onths,
Mr. S h e lle r d ied in P o rtla n d . F u
and m ost dealers are cry in g fo r fu r n
itu re . Only th o se w ith fo rtn ig h t w ill n e ra l serv ices w ere h e ld fro m C a rl-
hav e sufficient fu rn itu re on h and to Bon’s ch ap el T u e sd a y , D ecem b er 3 0
ru n them th is w in ter. T hose w ith a t 10 o 'clock. In te r m e n t in M u ltn o
sm all stocks m u st Increase prices by m ah cem etery .
S erv ices w ere co n
sp rin g o r q u it business.
‘‘T he fam ily in need of fu rn itu re d u c te d by Rev. R. E u g e n e M yers.
will not be able, to bi y it any c h e a p e r H e rb e rt H. S h e lle r, th e so n , nam e
th a n now ” says Ed. M etzger, th e lo from his hom e in O k la h o m a to a t
cal fu rn itu re d ealer, “ unless It d esires tend th e fu n e ra l of hla fa th e r.
to w ait th ree to five years fo r n o rm al
co nditions In th e fu r n itu r e In d u s
MRS. FREDRICKAR DEAD,
tr y .”
W h ose D eath O ccu rred S u n d ay.
8 e n j G ro w er s, A tten tion '
ilns in th e w ant ads.
' GRESHAM SOCIAL CIRCLE
ARRIVES WITH NEW YEAR
A
* •d io u rn e d a n n u a l m eeting of
’»-operative B erry G rowers will
•Id I p the lib ra ry a t 7 p. ni. on
teKiay. J a n u a r y ,7, 1920 if you
•forested in b e rry grow ing and
1° join, you a re cordially lnvit-
1 »ttend th is m eetin g . In union
1» itru n g th .
K A. M IL L E R . Secretary.
Sticking by H is C row d.
Y -nian, do you expect to go
»»on w hen you d ie ? ” called a
'-boy to Geo. H. de K ay, tran s-
tecretary. w ho m ad e tw enty voy-
icross th e A tla n tic w ith troop
' »nd was m a k in g his fifth trip
men from S ib eria.
R uddy,” cam e th e answ er
'nR i ’ll stay w ith th e so ld iers and
'•ete th e re is s till som e work to
•Be."
$1.50 PER YEAR
I t pays to advertfee.
ROAD AT 90
Binging, gospel preaching,
lilowshlp, w ill ch aracterize the
T h e services will be con-
1 by th e p a sto r, Rev. R. Eugene
assisted by o th ers. Meetings
held each n ig h t of the week
•Monday an d w ill begin p ro m p t
7:80. C o u rte o u s tre a tm e n t is
ted *o all. No u n fa ir advantage
te taken of anyone.
•»objects fo r th e first week are
Wows:
S u n d a y m orning, "A
tor T o n g u e -T ie ;” Sunday even-
T ltte d fo r a B ig J o b ;” Tues-
V eJueaday, T h u rsd a y , F riday
Nturday n ig h ts , "In th e School
'»he S p irit."
TU ESD AYS
AND
F R ID A Y S
C ard o f Thsutk».
Clem P. T arw ich, cham pion
m a rry in g H o o s'er fa rm e r of S h e r
idan. Ind., h a > been title d th e
m odern "B lu e b e a rd ” since being
convicted of a tte m p tin g to poison
h is seventh wife. He is now se rv
in g a th re e to fo u rte e n -y e a r se n
ten ce In th e s ta te prison. I t was
charged he p u t cyanide In a well
a f te r No. 7 had o b tain ed a «•
vorce.
We w ish to th a n k o u r frie n d a fo r
th e ir h e lp fu ln e ss a n d sy m p a th y d u r
ing th e long illn ess a n d a t th e d e a th
and b u ria l o f o u r b eloved w ife an d
m o th er, H e ste r A. L a w re n c e , a n d a re
esp ecially g ra te fu l fo r th e b e a u tifu l
flow ers w hich cove» h e r la s t re s tin g
place.
JA S. W. L A W R E N C E
MR8. GEO. PA G E
MRS. E. W. A Y L SW O R T H .
H ave you seen o u r sto c k of ru g s ?
E. M etzger. Y our H om e F u rn ta h e r.