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VOL. 10, NO. 71
G resham O utlook
GRESHAM, MULTNOMAH COUNTY, OREGON, TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 2, 1920
O. H. BICKFORD HEADS
S. S. ASSOCIATION
TUESDAYS
AND
FRIDAYS
$1.60 PER YEAR
UNION HIGH IS
BESTED AT FOOTBALL
The P leasant H om e D istrict Sun
T he local high school football team
day school convention m et a t th e
".4s soon as possible after my election I shall advise
invaded F o re st Grove last F riday
B aptist church Sunday in an all-day
accom panied by an en th u siastic band
of ro o ters
T he day was ideal and
with the best minds in the United States, and especially
session. T here was a se p a ra te ses
the 80-m ile round trip was enjoyed
sion fo r each Sunday school a fte r
alike by players an d fans. T he team s
I shall consult in advance with the Senate........to the end
w hich th e two schools m et fo r a
of G resham and F o re st Grove were
u n ited session.
that we shall have an association of nations for the pro
evenly m atched in w eight and th ere
Miss G eorgia P a rk e r gave a m ost
were no odds in fig h tin g sp irit, so
in spiring add ress on th e value of
motion of international peace.”— Senator Harding.
the final score of 26-0 In favor of the
tra in in g children in such a way as to
la tte r doesn’t tell th e story.
develop th e m issionary s p irit in th e ir
F o re st G rove ca u g h t th e locals
lives a t an early age. She gave a
t ap ping in th e first half and crossed
g re a t m any helpful suggestions as to
th e goal line tw ice w ith long lateral
how this m ight be accom plished. One
passes on trick plays. They were
of th e points m ost em phasized was
RECEPTION GIVEN FOR
AREMO CLUB PARTY
lucky In the th ird q u a rte r in in te r
th a t children should n o t be eith er
C. M. QUICKSALL AND WIFE,
IS GRAND SUCCESS
cepting two forw ard passes, and
forced to give, o r discouraged in th e ir
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w ith splendid in terferen ce racing
The p arty given by th e Aremo
A reception was given a t th e P leas
giving. Miss P a rk e r gave illu s tra
down th e field for two m ore touch
SÊNAT0G
GLOÊ
O
W
M
B
u
S
club
In
th
e
Masonic
hall
Monday
tions of th e effect of discouraging
a n t H ome M ethodist ch u rch last F r i
downs. T he G resham boys seldom
a child who offers to give his all to a
day evening in honor of P rin cip al C. evening was a g re a t social success.
failed to m ake yard ag e in m idfield,
U
nited
States
S
en
ato
r
rom
Oregon,
RO
BERT
X.
KTAXF1ELD,
T
he
com
m
ittee
on
e
n
tertain
m
en
t
cause w hich has appealed to his sym
M. Q uicksall and fam ily who are had arran g ed th e program so th e re who is m aking a stren u o u s fight for and once had th e ball in th e ir pos
pathies. If the en th u siasm and spon Republican nom inee fo r S en ato r
session w ithin tw b feet of th e
leaving
P lea san t Home a fte r nine was not a dull m om ent and every re-election.
from
Oregon,
who
has
been
w
aging
taneous s p irit of giving is killed at
enem y’s goal, only to lose It on
years
as
resid
en
ts
of
th
a
t
com
m
uni
an
active
cam
paign
to
d
efeat
th
e
th in g was in accord w ith th e H al
th is period it may n ever be recovered
p resent incum bent, Geo. E. Cham ty, w here Mr. Q uicksall was principal low e'en sp irit. T he com m ittee con
downs. T he last period developed
POWELL VALLEY
was Miss P a rk e r’s conclusion.
berlain.
into a p u n tin g duel betw een the rival
of
th
e
O
rien
t
g
rad
e
school.
sisted of Mr. an d Mrs. Geo. Honey,
J u s t before th e m orning session
Jo h n P alm blad, of Powell Valley,
T he ch u rch was m ost artistic ally Mrs. Jam es E lkington and Mrs. ¡w as very g rea tly surp rised Sunday. ca p tain s w ith th e ad v an tag e in our
closed W. R. C rosier, Mr. N asshahn
JASON LEE HONORED
favor— o u r boys w ere fig h tin g hard
decorated w ith au tu m n leaves and j C lanahan. W itches m et th e guests
and Mrs. A lta G entry w ere appointed
AS FOUNDER OF OREGON a p p ro p riate greens. T h e d eco ratin g a t th e door and gave one a “ spooky It being his 8 0th b irthday w hen a at th e finish w hile th e F o rest Grove
by G. H. B ickford, presid en t of the
crow d of 60 frien d s from th e Swedish boys w ere co n stan tly tak in g tim e o ut
com m ittee, Mrs. J. Ick ler, Mrs. H. feeling.
d istric t association, as a nom inating
B aptist church In P o rtlan d arriv ed at for in ju ries.
An occasion long to be rem em
W ihlon and Mrs. H. M oulton, spent
P um pkin pies, d o u ghnuts and his hom e and a n u m b er from Boring
com m ittee.
bered by those who w ere present a g re a t deal of tim e and efTort in coffee w ere served. T he com m ittee
C onsidering th e fact th a t F o rest
T he m eeting was th e n adjo u rn ed
and Kelso had come ea rlier in the Grove has beaten overw helm ingly
for th e lunch h o u r and a d elightful was th e unveiling of th e Jaso n Lee th e ir w ork and th e re su lt ju stified on refresh m en ts consisted of Mes day. They sp en t th e aftern o o n in
dam es Geo. Page, L. L. K idder, R. sin g in g and talk in g . They brought T illam ook and E stacad a— th e la tte r
h o u r and a half was sp e n t visiting p ain tin g a t th e s ta te house a t Salem it.
on h e r hom e g ro u n d s to the tu n e of
W. R. C rosier was in ch arg e of th e H. Todd and J. C. Shultz.
and enjoying th e splendid lunch th a t la st T uesday aftern o o n , O ctober 26.
p resen ts for both Mr. and Mrs. Palm - 4 7-0— o u r show ing last F rid ay was
program
which
consisted
of
ta
lk
s
by
T
he
hall
was
very
p
retty
in
its
was served in th e basem ent of the
blad.
R efresh m en ts were served
It is estim ated th a t n early 1000 H arry Bickford and Rev. E arl B. C ot
H allow e’en decorations.
T hose on w hich th e gu ests had provided and not bad. The next th re e gam es will
church.
m inisters, laym en and o th e r in te r
be played at Union High school
E arn est P eterson, county president ested persons w ere p resen t to w itness ton, a response by Mr. Q uicksall, and th e decoration com m ittee w ere Mes a fte r a very d elig h tfu l aftern o o n the
Miss M ulvlna dam es W ill O tt, Cogswell, J E. Metz g u ests dep arted w ishing Mr. P alm g rounds Novem ber 6, 12 and 19 and
of th e M ultnom ah Sunday school as th e cerem onies and probably never songs by th e choir.
som e stirrin g tim es a re In sto re for
A nderson and Miss A nna L en n artz,
sociation was th e afte rn o o n speaker.
before w ere eo m any church and fo rm er pupils of Mr. Q uicksall gave ger, S terlin g and A. J. W. Brown, blad many happy re tu rn s of th e day. G resham football lovers.
an d L. L. K idder.
Mr. P eterson has had an unusual s ta te officials g ath ered to g e th e r on
Mr. P alm blad is feeling u nusually
readings w hich w ere m uch enjoyed.
experience w hich especially fits him one occassion.
well a t th e p resen t tim e and expects MULTNOMAH WINS FIFTH
W. R. C rosier gave a sh o rt ta lk In FRIENDS CELEBRATE
to discuss th e need of religious edu
to celeb rate a n u m b er of b irth d ay s
Dr. C. E. Cline was in ch arg e of opening in which he m ade th e b eau ti
PLACE IN CONTEST
GOLDEN WEDDING w ith his friends.
cation. H im self, reared and train ed th e opening an d closing exercises
in a C hristian hom e w ith every C hris and introduced G overnor O lcott who ful com parison of th e school to a
T
he
Mission
L
adies'
Aid
society
T
he
M
ultnom
ah county ju d g in g
A very p leasant aftern o o n was
g ard en and th e te ac h er as a gar
tian and m oral influence b ro u g h t to Introduced th e la te r sp eak ers an d dpnpr
who tended and p,a n ted flow. sp en t > th e hom e of Mr. and Mrs. will m eet at th e hom e of Mrs. Chas. team , com posed of Adolph and A lbert
b ea r upon his life he h as fo r th e past who received th e p ic tu re on b eh alf | prg of ch aractP r
A. W. R esare a t A nderson statio n S od erq u ist T h u rsd ay aftern o o n , No Zenger and G rant McMillan, all m em
two and a h alf years been a new spa of th e citizens of th e s ta te of Oregon.
vem ber 4. M embers and frien d s a re bers of th e C h ester W hite Pig club
R efresh m en ts of pum pkin pie, la st Sunday, when about 75 relatives co rd ially Invited to atten d .
per m an covering th e police court
of G resham , left Sunday for Spo
Chief
Ju
stice
M
cBride
m
ade
th
e
and
fr'en
d
s
g
ath
ered
th
e
re
to
help
,,
sandw iches, g rapes an d cid er w ere
cases and has been bro u g h t into first address
H jalm an Söderberg sta rte d to work kane, W ashington, w here they will
of p resen tatio n a fte r w hich uprvpd
The young peop,p an d ph„ . ce le b ra ’e th e ir 50th an n iv ersary of
hand contact w ith crim inals of every th e g overnor w ith a few ap p ro p riate dren p]ayed
a t Bull Run Monday m orning
Mrs com pete in th e In te rs ta te Livestock
es w hile th e old er w edded life. All those present were S öderberg and children are still at ju d g in g contest.
sort. Mr. P eterson said It w’as ala rm rem ark s unveiled th e p ic tu re and i t ; ,)POple gpent gam
thp t , mp v,g)tlng
very r..uch su rp rised when W ilhelm ,
th e hom e of h er b ro th er, F ra n k G us
ing th e nu m b er of boys and g irls who was w ith som e em otion
The boys tinder th e leadership of
th a t th e
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th e ir younpest son, intro d u ced his tafson. As soon as th e ir fu rn itu re a r
w ere b ro u g h t into the police sta tio n large audience looked upon th e like- MRS. SOPHIA C. STONE
Miss
E thel I. C alkins, county club
new bride to them . Not even the rives fiom Plum , W ashington, the
on serious charges. In alm ost every
ness of th e man who m ore th a n any TO BE BURIED WEDNESDAY p are n ts knew' th a t he was m arried. Soderbergs will move to th e A lm elr leader, and A. Zenger, local club
case It is found th a t th e re has been o th e r , m ade Oregon w h at it is to
S napshots w ere ta k en of both the place, recently vacated by Chas. P alm leader, have been doing excellent
neglect on th e p a rt of th e p are n ts In day, a p a rt of th e U nited S tates.
Mrs. S ophia C. Stone, a well know o ld er and th e younger couples. blad.
work and are looking forw ard to th e
Miss E sth er N yström visited the o p p o rtu n ity of com peting ag ain st
giving the rig h t train in g . Mr. P e te r
T he p ain tin g is a w ork of a r t and resid en t of th e G illis neighborhood 3peeches and co n g ra tu latio n s were hom e folks over Sunday.
son plead fo r a m ore e a rn e st effort on rem ark s w ere m ade by m any th a t it died a t h er hom e Sunday, October
Mrs. Ida Berg and flve-weeks-old team s from W ashington, Idaho and
extended to both couples.
Dainty
th e p a rt of the p aren ts in s ta rtin g th e was th e best piece of w ork in the 31, a fte r an illness of sev eral m onths
M ontana.
refresh m en ts were served. All ex baby d au g h ter, spent th e day Sunday
religious tra in in g of th e ir children building.
.Mrs. Stone had a wide acq u ain tan ce pressed a d esire to be w ith them w ith h e r m other, Mrs. P eter G reger-
son n e a r P leasan t Home.
before they are o u t of th e ir g rasp
The M ultnom ah C ounty Council
Jaso n Lee, th e relig io u s leader, in this p a rt of th e county and many when they celeb rate th e ir diam ond
P aren t-T ea ch e rs’ association e n te r
“ W ith his first playm ate your g rasp Jason Lee, th e p atrio t, and Jason friends will be grieved to learn of
wedding. Mr. and Mrs. A. W. R esare
TROUTDALE
tained th e delegates of th e Oregon
on your child begins to slip ,” said Mr. Lee, th e build er of em pires, th ese h er death.
do not look old and they certainly
P eterson. "Y ou m ust begin before w ere a few of th e nam es used in
She leaves to m ourn th e ir loss four a re young in sp irit.
T he L ad les’ Aid will givp a silver S tate P aren t-T each er association to
th a t tim e.”
lea at th e home of Mrs L. A. H arlow a co u n try d in n er last S atu rd ay ev en
sp e ak in g of him .
O th er sp eak ers d au g h ters, Mrs Geo. H. H arriso n of
T h u rsd ay aftern o o n , November 4. A ing a fte r a trip up th e C olum bia
Mr. P eterson also spoke of the who took up th e various phases of Maxwell, C alifornia, and Alma, Ellen
F ootb all Gam e Isw t to O rient.
cordial in v itatio n is extended to all
Mrs Jo h n Lynch,
g ang sp irit w hich every boy has and his life and c h a ra c te r w ere Bishop and Signa of G resham , and two sons
T he football gam e betw een the to a tte n d and especial atten tio n Is riv er highw ay.
county p resid en t, presided.
Mrs.
said th a t th e only possible hope a W. O. Shepard of th e M ethodist Oscar, who is at home, and P au l, who G resham g rad e school and O rient called to the change in date.
p are n t has of keeping a hold on his church, W illis C. H aw ley, U nited lives in G resham .
T he T ro u td ale Sunday school voted Parsons, of T ro u td ale, was ch airm an
school was played on th e Union High
boys Is to w ork th ro u g h th e le ad e r of S tates congressm an, W’m. Booth, son
T he fu n eral service will be held school g rounds F rid ay afternoon. recently to apply |2 5 on th e church of th e d in n er and extended g reetin g s
u ir fund. T he work of rep airin g to th e delegates. She was assisted
th e “ g ang” . He pronounced It u se of a pioneer, an d E d g ar A. Piper, from th e B ap tist church a t G resham T h ere was a bunch of en th u siastic rep
has been let, and it is hoped to have
by a score of w illing w orkers from
less to try to break up th e gang sp irit ed ito r of th e M orning O regonian. W ednesday aftern o o n , N ovem ber 3 ro o ters for both sides and th e s ta r t it m ore safe and com fortable soon
T he business session opened about T. T. Geer, ex-governor of Oregon, a t 2 :30 p m. Rev. A. J. W are will ing of th e gam e looked tow ard a
T he su p p er given for the visiting T ro u td ale and o th e r d istric ts of th e
3 p. m. a fte r a b ea u tifu l solo by Mrs. was called upon to m ake a sh o rt In- , officiate,
p leasan t tim e u n til one of the G resh d elegates to th e sta te convention of county. T he hall was a bow er of
th e P aren t-T each er association by
E arn est P eterson.
am
boys, Ralph W odsw orth, fell so M ultnom ah County Council of the a s green an d b eau tifu l dahlias. E very
form al address.
Mrs. Cam pbell-J
T he rep o rt of th e nom in atin g com Sm ith, who has th e d istin ctio n of
as to break Ills arm . T his took the sociation, was a w onderful success. one p resen t expressed appreciation for
SANDY BLUFF
m ittee was read and th e follow ing of being th e firs t fem ale w h ite child
pep o ut of his colleagues for a tim e The local circle spared no pains to a m ost en joyable tim e.
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.
, „ ...
Miss Mabel H auglum , only daugh-
clean up and d eco rate th e room for
T he d istric ts assistin g w ith th e
ficers w ere elected fo r th e com ing . born in
Oregon was p resen t, and told , e r of Mr and Mrg Gn b ert H aug- b ut a fte r aw hile th ey recovered th e supper, which was furnished by
d in n er
were T ro u td ale, C orbett,
y ear:
H arry B ickford, re-elected of h er m em ory of Jaso n Lee. Mrs. lum was m arried S atu rd ay to Hans th e ir fo rm er confidence and w ent
th e different circles in the county, ex
p resid en t; Miss Ida M iller, vice pres S m ith w ore on th is occasion th e I B irgseth.
a fte r th e ball and O rient had a hard cept th e "w eenies” an d coffee, which Powell Valley, O rient, Victory, Ce
ident, and Miss E llen Stone, re-elect w edding gown of h e r sister. T he , f; ,nler D ukes re tu rn e d hom e yes- play to c a p tu re th e gam e. From th e w ere donated by P o rtlan d com panies d ar, G ilbert, R ussellville and Lynch.
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terd ay from C alifornia w here he has first th e O rient team had a little the T he b eau tifu l d ah lias decorating th e
ed secreta ry -trea su rer.
gown Is nearly <0 years old. M rs. been w orking several m onths.
tab les were th e g ift of Gill B rothers
P arent-T eachers ( Irganize.
The co n stitu tio n was adopted a fte r S m ith is an active, a ttra c tiv e woman
Wm. Caldo has p urchased a new b e tte r of th e g am e fo r th e ir team About 95 sat down to the supper,
T
he
p atro n s and teach ers of Lusted
an am endm ent was m ade w hich pro who appears to be less th an h alf of F ord.
out-w eighed th e G resham team by m ak in g ab o u t 115 w ith those serving
vides fo r tw o m eetings a y ea r instead h er years which n u m b er is 79.
and helping. Mrs. J. J. Lynch, co u n m eet F rid ay evening fo r th e purpose
,
C ottrell school gave a Hal- 100 pounds.
'lo w e e n e n te rta in m e n t a t th e school-
of four. One of th e by-law s was
O rient w ent hom e happy and ty council presid en t, presided, w ith of org an izin g a P aren t-T flb h er* a s
Rev. Jo h n P arso n s and Rev. M. C.
A larg e crow d was th e re
changed w hich had provided for the W ire, retire d m in isters of th e O re house F rid a y evening, O ctober 29 G resham was co n fid en t th a t th e next Mrs. H ay h u rst, s ta te president in the sociation
A very larg e crow d was present.
place of honor. All w ere in happy and a g eneral good tim e was enjoyed.
m eetings to be held on th e fifth S un gon conference of th e M. E. church, T he ch ild ren are to be praised for gam e would be different.
mood a fte r th e stren u o u s convention
day of those m onths having five S un had a p a rt on th e program . These th e excellent m a n n e r In w hich they
w ork, and It was an exceptionally Pies and coffee was sold bringing
334 80. T his Is to be used for the
days. T he new by-law provides for men w ith Rev. C. E. Cline a re ¿ X v ? * th e *r P‘ rt8 ' Wh“ e
Why not fix th a t ex tra room o r b et jolly affair.
a g re a t deal of p raise for ör still th e w hole house. P erfection-
T he Wilson b ro th ers were hosts at school.
th e m eetings to be held on th e fo u rth am ong those M ethodist m in isters
th e ir tra in in g and teaching. A fter W all-B oard will do th e trick . Jones a "M u llig an ” last H aturday evening
T he follow ing officers were elected:
Sunday of O ctober and A pril.
at th e ir celery shack and those who
who bullded upon th e ch u rch fo u n th e program , cak e and coffee were L br Co.
p resid en t, Mrs. B au d er; vice p resi
An invitation was extended to th e d ations laid in Oregon by Jaso n served.
were
th
e
re
are
sm
acking
th
e
ir
lips
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H|M*elal Hale All W eek.
yet. A M ulligan seem s to be a bach dent, Mrs. B. C. A ltm an ; secretary .
K elso and Sandy Sunday schools to
Lee and his collègues.. Geo. H. | M iller.
W. — « ¿ S rta g
Every h at In th e house reduced. elo r’s dish, th e principal Ingredients Miss G race F ield h o u se; tre a su re r,
join the association. R epresentatives Him es, secretary of th e Oregon H is - ! „ 1P op(,ninK PXPrclgeg
T ake ad v an tag e of th is sale and save. of which In th is case seemed to be Mrs. Geo. L usted.
of both schools w ere present. They torical society had a place upon th e _______ ______ _________________ _____
GRESHAM HAT SHOP.
chicken and p h easan t. A n u m b er of
It was voted to m eet In the evening
w ere In structed to req u e st Sunday platform as did m any o th e r men who
th e ir men frien d s w ere Invited, and
som e of th e wives and m others of the of every second F rid ay in each m onth
schools to elect rep resen tativ es for in e ith e r the past o r p resen t had an
g u ests h u n g aro u n d so w ishfully th a t at th e schoolhouse.
th e executive board if th e schools de active p a rt in th e building of th e
they w ere Invited, too.
cided to join th e association. It was p resen t g re a t sta te of Oregon upon < .
Miss E lla (lagan of Jam esville, W is
Real E state T ransfers.
decided by all th a t th e se p a ra te S un the foundations w hich w ere so w ise
consin, has been th e g u est of h er cou-
sln, Mrs. A. D. K endall.
, D. G. Geddes place to Frone 01-
day school sessions w ere b e tte r fo r all ly laid by Jason Lee
brick
C onsideration 36500.
concerned and th e question was left
An orig in al poem was read by Rev. • '■
T. A . F a rre ll 30 acres to E H.
CEDAR
AND
VICTORY
open w ith th a t u n d erstan d in g .
G ordon, p asto r of th e Sellwood
Myers. P rice 37000.
A round ta b le discussion follow ed, church. T his poem is one of th e
Mr. and Mrs. It. H. Spence and
led by Rev. E arl B. C otton, which finest com binations of religious and
fam ily have moved Into th e Conrad
Htmly Club Meets.
house and the children are atten d in g
b ro u g h t o u t several new ideas.
The Htudy club will meet at the
p atrio tic sp irit com bined w ith h is
school
at
Cedar.
Several persons took p a rt in th e torical facts th a t has ev er been
library W ednesday evening, Novem-
discussion on th e hom e d ep a rtm en t w ritten . It is ce rtain to be prized
ber 3. T he follow ing Is th e o rd er of
work.
A discussion on th e value by all lovers of O regon’s h isto ry and
F riday aftern o o n . Ja ck o ’ la n tern s the m eeting:
and o th e r ap p ro p riate decorations!
and m ethods to be used In th e k in trad itio n s.
N ational P ark s.
added to th e fun of th e occasion.
d erg a rte n -n u rse ry fo r sm all children
Roll call— Q u o tatio n s about Na-
T he m eeting closed with a wave of < >
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J [
Russell G entry is recovering from
whose p are n ts w ished to atten d patrio tism and en th u siasm which was
“
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an o p eratio n for tonsils and adnoids tu re
church, bro u g h t out several in te re s t called fo rth by th e suggestion m ade
which he underw ent in the Good
The Cliff D wellers and Mesa Verde.
ing ideas.
S am aritan hospital M onday m orning
by Mr. H aw ley th a t a bust o r paint- < >
The Hand Dunes of Lake Michigan.
Miss
Mason,
one
of
th
e
teachers
o
f!
T h e m e e tin g a d jo u rn ed at 4 p m.
The Yosem ite.
ing of Jason Lee be hung and dedi-
th e W ashington high school, was a
a f te r a very helpful session.
Ir is not too early to start making your gift selec-
cated by th e presid en t of th e U nited
g u est at th e home of Mr and Mrs. I -
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I. T. W ood Sunday aftern o o n .
Lynch I aren t-T earh ers Meet Friday,
S tates in th e place reserved fo r O re - '
lections. Commencing Tuesday we will start a
Need Your Huit (le a n e d ?
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N ovem ber .1.
Have It F rench dry cleaned. Re gon’s g reat men In th e H all of Fam e
series of Christmas suggestion ads. Watch for
M otored t o H enshle.
The re g u la r m eeting of the Lynch
pairin g neatly done. T ailo rin g fo r a t W ashington. D. C. T he sugges- j
them. Come and see our stock.
Mr. and Mrs Jo h n Metzger, Mr P aren t-T each er association will m eet
ladles and men.
tion was given m ost h earty en d o rse
P E T E R LENARD. T ailor.
and Mrs Cecil M etzger and Mr. and at the schoolhouse F rid ay evening
m ent by G overnor O lcott and by E d
Remember, a small deposit will secure a gift and
Mrs. W a lte r M etzger m otored to N
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g a r P iper who followed Mr HawTey. .
C o n tra c to r and B u ild e r
Seaside H aturday and retu rn ed lata esting program .
All patrons and
we will hold it here for you until Christmas.
H ave located In O resham and am Ju d g in g by th e applause which g reet- • >
M onday evening They report a very friends are cordially invited.
ready to ta k e any work In my line ed every reference to the plan of ,
Long experience. W ork g u ara n tee d .
p leasan t tim e. Cecil says th a t he g ot
Let me bid on your work. P hone 327. sta rtin g such a m ovem ent It m et i
plenty of fish ( ? ) but be was unable
The Bank of G resham pays 5 per
w ith g eneral approval
L. J. W inter.
to I cent In terest on tim e deposita.— Adv.
to give any d efln ate sta te m en t
An o rig in al song w ritten fo r th e 1
th e ir size and num ber.
A few re g u la r com plexions are occasion by Rev. D. W W atters, of j ' ’
E lection H|«<cial.
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O rd er y o u r coal now of E kstrom sale F ields M otor C ar Co. of O resh
b ro u g h t to tow n.
T ru ck com pany. P h o n e 851.
tf am. Phone 1621.
More Days to Christmas
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GUY D. JONES, Jeweler