Gresham outlook., March 30, 1920, Image 1

T W IC E
A
W EEK
G resham O utlook
VOL. 10, NO. 9
REPORT ON CLUB
WORK IN COUNTY
GRESHAM, MULTNOMAH
COUNTY,
OREGON
TUESDAY,
TUESDAYS
AND
FRIDAYS
MARCH 30, 1920
W. 0. W. TO GIVE SHOW
COW AND BARN IS
FORMER BORING WOMAN
ELING 'S CHORAL SOCIETY
SATURDAY IN GRESHAM
BURNED, CAUSE UNKNOWN
DIES AT BERKENFELD
HAVE TEETH PULLED
$1.60 PER YEAR
IIC
If » n V r V
IIIII C A ll
JAj. HARVEY WIL j ON
M ultnom ah Camp, W. O. W .. a re
A m ysterious fire S atu rd ay a fte r-
Mrs. L au ra Brooks, form erly a res-
A choral society is m aking music
to put on in G resham th e m in strel noon destroyed th e b arn and cow be- i len t of Boring, died at h e r home in at the F ling home The m em bers of
! show which was given w ith such
O regon,
W ednesday, th e chorus are th e sm all red d au g h ­
¡splendid success a t th e ir cam p in longing to E. C. Cam p in the so u th B erkenfeld,
| P o rtlan d last week. They played be- p art of tow n. None of Mr. C am p’s March 24, of bronchial pneum onia, te r and eight sons of th e p ure bred
CLAUDE F. PALM ER.
Jam es H arvey W ilson, a well
unerul services w ere held at Eln-
fope crow ded houses and a few fam ilv were at hom e a t th e tim e th e
M ultnom ah is now oue of th e lead­ j i G
„
..
,
„
„
'ey s u n d erta k in g p arlo rs in P o rt­ sow which H erb Eltng purchased for known pioneer of this p art of th e
resham
people
w ere fo rtu n a te fire
was
discovered.
Some
of
th
e
U
b ( j
S
a
tu
rd
a
v
.
March
27
i
„
te
r.
his club w ork th is year. One sm all
ing counties of th e sta te in boys’ and t enough to atten d .
country, dropped dead th is m orning
T he show will be rep eated again n eig h b o r ch ild ren discovered th e fire Men i was in th e Dam ascus cem etery, m em ber ch risten ed “ Ruby D ear” a t th e O. W. P. depot w hile on his
g ir l’s club w ork according to H. C.
in
th
e
first
place
and
attem
p
ted
to
Mrs.
Brooks,
who
was
41
years
oid
had h er life r a th e r suddenly ended
Seym our, sta te club lead er at the 1 for th e benefit of G resham people. find Mr. Camp to tell him of it.
way to P o rtland.
| was born in the sta te of K entucky,
when h e r m o th er “se t h e r foot
Oregon A g ricu ltu ral college. Begin­ I It will be given in th e Masonic hall
T
he
fire
ap
p
aren
tly
sta
rte
d
in
th
e
F
eb
ru
ary
5.
1879.
She
was
a
mem-
Mr. and Mrs. W ilson had Just
n ing th re e years ago on a sm all scale, next S atu rd ay evening at 8 o’clock.
T he m in strel show is said to be opposite side of the b arn from r h e r e k e r of th e Boring R ebekah lodge No. dow n.” A sm all b ro th e r’s life career boarded th e ca r and w ere planning
th e w ork has appealed stro n g ly to
e cow was tied b ut th e fire sp read 214.
ended in m uch th e sam e way.
th e youngsters u n til th e en ro llm en t : first class in every respect and th e th
on atten d in g to gome business m a t­
rapidly in th e sm all building and by
She leaves to m ourn th e ir loss a
“ Rose of G resham ” and h e r eight
fast year reached 1107 In the city of ¡chorus and o th e r m usical num bers the tim e help arriv ed , saving th e husband. J. W. Brooks, tw o d au g h ­
te rs in P o rtlan d and th en spending
were
said
to
be
e
x
tra
fine.
Many
old
P o rtlan d , and 563 In th e rest of the
building was hopeless an d th e cow ters. Mrs. George S ag ar and Nancy little b ro th ers m ake sw eet music for th e n ig h t w ith a son, W iley W ilson
county, m aking a to ta l of 1610. Of i fam iliar songs of 25 or 30 years ago was p ast help.
th
e
whole
fam
ily
and
they
a
re
r
e
­
Brooks and fo u r sons, E dgar. F red,
in P o rtland.
th ese 1184 com pleted th e ir w ork and j are in the program and will be es­
Mr. Cam p does not know how to W illiam and M arshall. Also a g reat ceiving ex p ert care. They a re be­
pecially enjoyed by th e old er people
tu rn e d a rep o rt.
A lthough in failing h ealth for
many relativ es and friends.
account
fo
r
th
e
fire
as
he
was
at
th
e
I
who
are
of
th
e
opinion
th
a
t
fo
r
both
ing
train
ed
according
to
th
e
best
T he sta tistics as given o u t by th e
some tim e, Mr. Wilson had for the
b arn only a sh o rt tim e before an d fed
melody
and
sen
tim
en
t
th
e
re
a
re
no
rules of th e "pig book.”
college are th o u g h t to be in te restin g
C ard of T hanks.
the cow. Every th in g was all right
past few weeks been much improved.
n o t only because of th e n u m b e r of I songs th e equal of th e old songs.
Y esterday Miss E thel C alkins and
We w ish to th a n k those who so
at th a t tim e.
T
he
w
hole
program
is
said
to
be
Mr. W ilson was well known to all
boys and girls in th e w ork, but th e
Mrs. I. M. Sunday, a d au g h ter, of generously extended th e ir sym pathy Mrs. E ling rem oved eig h t black teeth
financial end of th e rep o rt Is consid­ o rig in a l and g enuinely hum orous.
Mr. Camp, was one of th e first to in o u r late bereavem ent and for the front nine squealing, w iggling little th e older people of this com m unity
It
is
expected
th
a
t
th
e
re
will
be
a
ered significant in itself. T he to tal
w here he had lived since childhood.
arriv e at th e barn and she im m ediate- Jo ra l offerings.
value of la st y ea r's products includ­ i la rg e atten d an ce.
J. W. BROOKS AND FAMILY. pigs. T he job was successfully com ­ He has been a m em ber of th e M ethod­
;
ly
opened
th
e
b
arn
b
u
t
th
e
h
eat
and
ing th a t of the P o rtlan d clubs, was
pleted w ith th e aid of th e au to m o ­
; sm oke w as so in ten se th a t it alm o st
ist rh u rch all of his life and an a c t­
>25,933.79. T he cost of th e projects GRANDMA JONES DIES
overcom e her. She was afraid th a t SURPRISE SHOWER
bile pliers.
The ladles found it
was $10,918.01, leaving a profit of
ive
worker.
FUNERAL HELD TUESDAY her fa th e r was in th e b arn also. Mr.
PROVES DELIGHTFUL ra th e r stren u o u s work but th e “ pig
$15,015.78.
The fu n eral will be held on T h u rs­
i Camp was down tow n and d id 'u t ar-
Miss E thel C alkins, d u rin g th e la3t
book” says th a t these te eth m ust be
F u n eral services w ere held at the riV! “ t„i1, ° X Uput httefor‘hthefirfle re de- „ M,?B M ,r,am Brown a n "
day at 2 p. m from th e G resham
A ,va
year, w ith the cooperation of the
rem oved o r else th e re is d an g er of
B
aptist
church
th
is
m
orning
for
Mrs.
as
pu.
in
io
r
tne
nre
a©
Hovel
gave
a
very
unique
su
rp
rise
M ethodist church with Interm ent in
county school su p e rin ten d e n t and the
artm en t and they responded at once niigce„ aneoug show er on Mlgg w n la th e young pigs developing a case of
college, has had charg e of th e work S arah J. Jones, fam iliarly k r o n e ■ | p with
th e new fire engine an d equip­ M etzger last S atu rd ay evening, at te n d er m outh. Now m ust m eans can the Douginas cem etery.
o u tside pf P o rtlan d . H er w ork has G randm a Jones, who died a t the m ent.
Mr. Wilson leaves to m ourn th e ir
Since th e buildings a re so
to Miss C alkins find Mrs. E ling so
been in organizing new clubs, g etting hom e of h er son S. C. Jones last S at­ close to g e th er th e re was g re a t d an ­ th e hom e of Mrs. Hevel.
loss,
his widow, Mrs. Ja n e W ilson,
Miss
M
etzger
is
to
be
th
e
bcide
of
rep o rts on th e w ork, and sta g in g va­
they straig h tw ay proceeded to knock
ger of th e o th e r buildings catching
rious contests. H er d istric t h as been urday evening sh o rtly a fte r 4 o ’clock. on fire. N eighbors k ep t the building M artin R. G rass, in th e n ea r future. o u t 72 sm all black teeth. Miss Cal­ two sons, E d g ar Wilson of Victory
Mrs. Jones had been failin g in
( Mr. G rass is a P o rtlan d man and
very active in sending team s to com ­
wet down w ith th e sm all hose u n til ! spent tw o years In F ran ce, in th e kins officiated w ith th e pliers and and Wiley W ilson of P o rtlan d , a
pete in sta te and o th e r contests. A h ealth for several m onths b u t has the fire d ep a rtm en t could arrive.
ste p d au g h ter Mrs. Ida C lark, and a
I arm y, w as w ounded and received
can ning team has com peted a t the been ill for a sh o rt tim e. She would
Mr. Cam p ap p reciates th e efforts th e F rench Cross of H onor for b rav­ Mrs. Eling held th e w iggling little host of friends and n ear relatives.
s ta te fa ir for th e last th ree years,
porkers. T hé moving p ictu re men
of th e neighbors in p rotecting his
T he sym pathy of the com m unity is
ery.
w inning second place in 1918, and have been 91 years old in May. She property.
m issed th e g re a te st com edy of the
was
know
n
to
th
e
w
hole
com
m
unity
__________
_
|
The
house
was
ta
ste
fu
lly
decorat-
extended to Mrs. Wilson and the
first place la st year. T eam s in stock
ju d g in g , sheep projects, p o ultry rais­ fo r h er b rig h t happy disposition and lTrpT T ifMfitxzivr r ? q t n r w T
'
cupids, h ea rts and (lowers.—- year.
fam ily In th e ir bereavem ent.
W E L L K N O W N R E S ID E N T
|th e color schem e being red and
ing, sew ing, pig raising, and g ard en consisten t C h ristian life.
OF
TROUTDALE
DIES
green.
w ork have m ade nam es fo r them ­
C. A. POTTER WEDS
MEMBERSHIP CAMPAIGN
T he services w ere conducted by
.
„ „ ------- —
' Many In terestin g gam es w ere
selves in num erous contests.
MISS SYLVIA E MOSS
Jam es F. B urns, fam iliarly know n played d u rin g the first p a rt of th e
PROGRESSES RAPIDLY
W ithin th e city of P o rtlan d th e Rev. Mr. C arl of P o rtlan d an d Jo siah
w o rk is in charg e of T. D. K irk p a t­ Royer, a m em ber of th e ch u rch of as “ D addy” B u rn s to his m any evening a fte r which th e bride-elect
Miss Sylvia E. Moss and Clarence
The cam paign which was sta rted
rick, who w ith th e help of the school w hich Mrs. Jo n es was a m em ber. Mr. frien d s, died at th e hom e of his so u ' waK t,lp recipient of m any useful and
i A. P o tte r were m arried S aturday last week for new m em bers of the
b eau
tifu l household articles.
b o ard - and representives from O. A.
David
B
urns
in
P
o
rtlan
d
,
Sunday,
.
,
Mrs. J. N. C lan ah an , Mrs. A. W.
. . .
’
,
i
A delicious tw o-course luncheon ; evening, March 27, at th e hom e of K nights anil Ladles of Security lodge
C., has successful! prom oted the
w ork.
G arden, ra b b it and poul­ Shipley, M artin R oberts and Leslie M arch 28 a t 1 o’clock. Mr. B urns, I „ a s served a t th e close of the even- Mr. and Mrs. Fred L. B ourne on I’ow- has been m oving along rig h t th is
week under th e m anagem ent of dep­
try raising, and sew ing and cooking W alrad, assisted by two ladies from who was in his 70th y ear had alw ays ing.
' ell Valley road. The bride was a t­ uty
d istrict m anager, W. J. H opfer
Those present were, th e Misses
have been th e principal fea tu re s of P o rtlan d , san g several b eau tifu l se­ enjoyed th e best of h ealth an d w as
known
for r his
his nappy
hannv disposition
disnosltion w
as WiIlft
Michel.
Della tended by Mrs. DdW itt and Mr. De­ of P o rtlan d . In terest is good, and
th e activity. L ike th e ir su b u rb an lections.
known to
was
I{||Khpj) MetZRpr-
E )h e, M aude
M ew W
rter Mabe,
W itt acted as best man. Rev. H. H. Mr. H opfer finds a very favorable
b ro th ers, th e city kiddies have been
In te rm e n t was in th e G resham tak en ill a t his hom e in T ro u td ale de- I M etzger, H elen H obs , M arguerite Gritfls, p asto r of th e F irs t C h ristian sentim ent in evidence here. He Is
well represen ted in n u m erous con­
cently. He was suffering from a com- Michel. H ester T horpe, Lena W right, church of P o rtlan d , perform ed the very much encouraged over th e pro s­
tests. C anning team s a t th e county cem etery.
cerem ony.
pects.
f a ir and displays in th e egg and poul
A com plete o b itu ary will ap p e ar In plication of diseases ag g rav ated by A nna E ru g g er, G ertru d e E astm an,
Among th e guests present were,
A free dance has been arran g e d
G ertru d e A lexander, Evelyn Metzger,
try show were som e of "their stro n g the next issue of th e O utlook.
pneum onia.
. ,
Vivian Hevel, M iriam Brown, Mrs. | Mr. and Mrs. N. G. H aines, Mr. and which will be given In M etzger’s hall,
points last year. A cooking class at
Two weeks before his d eath he E arl Tow nsend. Mrs. Id a W illiam s, Mrs. Wni. G riebe and son George, F riday evening, April 2. T h ere will
th e O ckley-Green school has eight
was moved to P o rtla n d w here ev e ry -, Mrs. Tom H ow itt, Mrs. Jo h n Brown, Mr. and Mrs. DeW itt, Mr. and Mrs. be good music by a three-piece o r­
een en th u siastic boys fo r its m em bers FRESHMAN HAVE LOTS
M. D unne, Mrs Jag g ersell of P o rt­ ch e stra and th e re will be no charges
w ith a n um ber on th e w aiting list.
OF FUN AT SCHOOL PARTY th in g possible was done to relieve his Mrs. Alva Hevel and F red eric H ow itt J.
land, Mr. and Mrs. R. L. E ldredge for adm ission.
It Is th e plan of th e le ad e r at th e O re­
tro u b le.
H is d au g h ter, Miss Nan
and
son K enneth of th e G ates neigh­
Many people ap p reciate the social
Keep in style, T ry one of those
gon A g ricu ltu ral college to go on
The freshm an p arty at Union High B urns, a train ed n u rse who has
borhood and Mr. and Mrs. W. J side of flic lodge as well as the lodge
“classy-fled”
ads.
w ith the w ork stro n g e r th a n e v e r this school last F rid ay evening was a
C
lark
of
Albany.
work. The council m eets twice a
y ear so th a t no appreciativ e and am ­ m ost d eligh tfu l affair. T h ere w ere ch arg e of a Spokane h ospital, cam e
m onth a lte rn a tin g the business m eet­
b itious y o u n g ster will be neglected. ab o u t 60 of th e freshm en present to his bedside w here she helped him
B eem an G arden Tractor.
Those W an t Ads a re gen u in e bus­ ings with social affairs of various
and m any w ere in costum e. All kinds fight th e losing fight.
C. E_ O sburn & Co. have tak en th e iness g etters.
kinds.
Specialists a t th e college have been of c h a racters w ere rep resen ted from
T he fu n eral services will be held a g e n c y 'fo r th e Beem an g ard en tr a c t­
A nnouncem ent of th e cam paign
doing much for th e developm ent and C harlie Chaplin and th e Gold D ust
ors,
and
have
one
on
th
e
floor
for
Lynch
M
eeting
P
ostp
on
ed
.
and plans for lodge work are given
ca re of th e fru it in d u stry in M ultno­ tw ins to rose buds from th e g arden. from th e T ro u td ale M ethodist church d em o n stratio n .
T
his
tra
c
to
r
will
The
reg
u
la
r
m
eeting
of
th
e
Lynch
m ah and o th e r counties of th e sta te
Miss Iren e Rum m el received the W ednesday, March 31, at 10 o’clock. loaded w agons, and can be worked P aren t-T each er circle has been post­ in an ad v ertisem en t of th e paper.
an d have been m a k in g a special study prize fo r th e best su stain ed ch a rac­ It is expected th a t Rev. Mr. Benson, pull any g ard en tools, lawn mowers, poned from F riday evening, April 2
T he Tw elfth F ederal R eserve Dis­
of th e problem s in th e W illam ette ter. She was a m ost ch arm in g bride p asto r of th e P re sb y teria n church at w ith a belt to o p era te any n u m b er of j to April 8 on account of the comedy-
tric t, em bracing th e seven sta te s and
valley. T he resu lts from th is help and carried an im m ense b o uquet of
y
o
u
r
m
achines
which
req
u
ire
power.
'
d
ram
a,
“
The
F
ascin
atin
g
Fanny
given by th e college a re considered cauliflow er ( p ractical h in t to fu tu re Fairview will officiate at th e se rv ­ It is pow erful and economical. Come B row n,” which will be given a t Gll- te rrito rie s of th e far west, ranked
second In per cap ita Investm ent in
g ratify in g and th e w ork will be con­ b rid es).
T he groom was a brave ices assisted by Rev. E arl B. Cotton. in and see it operate.
I b ert schoolhouse April 2 at 8 o’clock. th rift and w ar savings stam ps and
tin u e d even m ore stro n g ly In th e fu­ sa ilo r lad, Della S tockton, and th e
Many frien d s a t T ro u td ale will
trea su ry savings certificates d u rin g
tu re .
p air m ade q uite a h it w ith th e ir miss th e genial friend and neighbor
1919, according to a rep o rt of th e
Spraying and p ru n in g d em o n stra­ clever rep resen tatio n .
Savings Division of th e T reasury
tio n s have been m ade th ro u g h o u t
Miss M innie Schnepel, th e class whom everyone called “ dad d y .”
D epartm ent.
S ym pathy of a h o st of friends and
th is w hole d istric t, and problem s of advisor, m ade a ch arm in g g ra n d ­
tillag e, conservation of m o istu re e ith ­ m other and carefu lly chaperoned th e neighbors a re extended to th e widow
llliiKtrated T alks.
e r by m ulching o r cover crops, and party.
and th e sons and d a u g h ters who s u r ­
T he series of services o u tlin ed to
cross pollination have been given con­
F re id a P eterso n and Alice T rim ble
sid erable a tte n tio n . T he question of were sw eet rosebuds and Genevieve vive hint.
bp given at th e M ethodist church this
Mr. B u rn ’s o b itu a ry will be p u b ­
th e best varieties fo r p la n tin g In B ates was a gypsy fo rtu n e te lle r and
week prom ise to be very Interesting.
young orch ard s has had m uch a tte n ­ foretold th e fate of m any a fre sh ­ lished In F rid a y ’s issue.
All of the su b jects will be Illu strated
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tio n , and f u rth e r w ork is to be done man.
with stereoptlcon views. T here was
along this line.
Have
A
ll
K
im
is
o
f
B
u
ild
in
g
Lum
ber.
Adolph Z enger p u t C harlie C hap­
B etter m ethods for m a rk e tin g w ith lin to sham e w ith his clever c h a ra c t­
T he B runs L um ber Co., Inc., of
a larg e atten d an ce a t th e church
th e proper o rganization am ong th e erization of th e com edian.
Sandy a re moving th e ir m ill to th e
Monday evening when th e su b je ct
grow ers for ca rry in g th em o u t are
C yrus A lexander and A lta Dalil- new location two m iles east of Sandy.
“T he Day of A u th o rity " waB illu s­
som e of th e fu n d am en tally im p o rta n t h am m er as th e Gold D ust tw ins w ere New, m odern saw m ill m achinery is
Rockwood and Base Line Roads
tra te d with pictu res and a splendid
th in gs which th e college Is en d eav o r­ a co n stan t joy to th e o th e rs an d were being in stalled w hich will double the
ing to install. U tilization of fru it dressed so nearly alik e th a t it was capacity of th e m ill. They will be
m eeting was reported.
and vegetable products is a problem difficult to tell them ap a rt.
ready to s ta rt w ork ab o u t May 1st
T he follow ing services “on th e last
of g rea t Interest to a section grow ing
M yra H all was a ch arm in g fa rm ­ and to fill o rd ers for all kinds of lu m ­
VMfc Of C h rist's Life In the flesh” for
such a wide div ersity of crops. D ur­ e re tte and Vaye H arm on,
ber.
dem ure
the rest of th e m eetings of th is w eek:
ROBERT BRYMER Evangelist
ing th e last few years, th e production ballot dancer.
A rran g em en ts are being m ade for
Tuesday, March* 30— “ G reat P a r­
of sm all fru its has been increased tr e ­
th
e
sale
of
slabw
ood
and
ced
ar
posts.
V ictor Adix was a com ical clown
ab le.”
m endously, and as a consequence n u ­ and th e re w ere m any o th e r clever We will have facilities fo r delivering
W ednesday, March 31— No service.
m erous problem s in han d lin g these costum es w hich added to th e en jo y ­ o rd ers by au to tru ck anyw here in
T hursday, April 1— "T h e L ord’s
p ro d ucts a re u n d er consideration a t m ent of the evening.
C lackam as and M ultnom ah counties.
S upper.”
th e college.
9
D ainty refre sh m e n ts w ere served — A dr.
F riday, April 2— S tations of the
E xperim ents a re being carried on at 1 0:30 and th e p arty ended about
7 :3 0 P. M.
Cross.”
w ith a view to th e b etterm e n t of th e 11 o ’clock, a fte r a jolly evening of
N ew In tern ation al L ow D ow n
S atu rd ay , April 3— No service.
v arieties of w alnuts, filberts, c h e r­ gam es and o th e r am usem ents.
widfj spread sp read ers, ro lle r b ea r­
Sunday, April 4— M orning, “ The
ries, and stra w b e rrie s in th is section
ALL CORDIALLY INVITED
ing, lig h t d ra ft , autom obile fro n t
Risen L o rd .”
E vening— E aster,
of th e sta te . An investigation will
Is your w atch stead ily losing axles, $195 a t G resham . Get your
(p ic tu re s).
be m ade of th e effects of th e freeze tim e? If so, it needs cleaning and o rd ers In early.
All a re Invited to atten d these
of last D ecem ber on fru it and n u t ad ju stin g .
IIE S S E L ’S FARM MACHINERY.
Bring it to Jones, the
m eetings.
trees, and g row ers will be helped as Jew eler. All w ork g u aran teed .
Phone 544.
m uch Ss possible in rem edying any
dam ages th a t are found.
PASSES SUDDENLY
BIG MEETING
Rockwood M. E. (Commuity) Church
“HEART WARMING TIME”
GOOD MUSIC
Every Night, March 29th to April I I th
Multnomah Camp 77, W. O. W., Team
WEDDING ANNIVERSARY
OBSERVED BY FRIENDS
A n um ber of neighbors and friends
gave Mt', and Mrs. A. M. W ilkinson
a p leasant su rp rise at th e ir hom e in
R e g n er’s addition la st S atu rd ay even­
ing, th e occasion being th e 30th a n ­
n iv ersary of th e ir m arried life.
Precisely a t 8 o'clock th e follow ­
ing persons called upon them in a
body: Mr. and Mrs. A. H. D ow sett,
Mr. and Mrs. F red F ieldhouse, Mr.
and Mrs. Jackson Jones, Mr. and
Mrs. C laude S tockton, Mr. and Mrs.
E lm er F. Goodwin, Dr. H. H. O tt,
Mrs. Mary P atch, John O tt, C lare
Stockton. L ang Goodwin, Mrs. Je n n ie
Robinson and Mrs. E lla F ieldhouse.
Many m usical selections, both vo­
cal and in stru m e n ta l w ere rendered
by Mr. and Mrs F red F ieldhouse,
Dr. H. H O tt, Ja ckson Jones and
o th ers. “Silver T h re ad s Among the
C old” was sung im pressively to the
accom panim ent of piano and cello.
B aritone solos by Dr. O tt w ere en- j
Joyed by all present.
Sandw iches, cake and coffee w ere j
provided by th e v isitors as re fre sh -i
m ents. a fte r which P rincipal E lm er
F. Goodwin in beh alf of th e v isitors i
presented Mr and Mrs. W ilkinson
w ith a beau tifu l electric lamp. Mr. ■
Goodwin m ade a sh o rt speech in ! ;
w hich he praised th e com m unity of
R e g n er’s addition as one of th e best
in G resham and spoke In th e h ig h est ; ::
term s of th e host and hostess as e x - ,
ciuplary cititen s. w ishing them m a n y ,'
happy re tu rn s of th e ir w edding an - '
niversary.
M IN S T R E L S H O W
Saturday April 3d, 1920, at Masonic Hall, Gresham
Entire Company
Opening Chorus
........... ........................................
Song—“ A n c h o re d "....... .............................................. Mr. Stive H utton
Song and Dance—“ W nigM alloney '..
..... Ur. Jimmy W alker
Mr. Gerwin
Song—“ I Know W hat It Means to Be Lorn some
Song and Q uartet Chorus
.......... ..................
(a) “ I ’ll Take You Home Again. Kathleen
(b) Genevieve.............. Mr. William Hutton
Curtain
Raises at
(a) Dreamy Moon
(b) Missouri Waltz ... Master Ho Wilson
Song—-“ I'm All Bound Bound With the Mason Dixie Line
Mr. H arry Sewell
Mr. W ebster
Song -“ Clang of the Forg
Song and Q uartet Chorus— ‘C an't Yo' Heah Me C allin’, C aroline”
Mr. Orsalo
_....................................... Entire Company
Closing Chorus
Song and
ance
T h e G r e a te st E v e n t o f th e S e a s o n
Multnomah Camp No. 77 Ocelientra
Multnomah Camp No. 77 Male Quartet
ice Commedian in an up-to-date Ringing, talking and
Jimmy W alker
Fiddler and the G irl,” in a 20th Century Western
Musical Novelty.
in a timely, topical, typical talking trance
’ presenting himself (in person) in songs and patter
of today.
Multnomah Camp N'o. 77 Male Quartet
', lightning «ketch artist and Coiniqui a la European,
lever artistic efforts and entertaining pantoininiery.
Tickets: 31c and 4c war tax, 35c; 45c and 5c war tax, 50c
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