GRESHAM OCTI/tOK. TCKSDAV. DECEMBER 2H. 1990
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GRESHAM LOCALS
Mr. an d Mrs. G eorge P ullen and I
V oters May R e»train Dags.
ch ildren, G eorge an d N ora, will j Oregon voters may keep dogs from
move next week to Seaside, to m ake ru n n in g a t larg e In any county, elec
th e ir hom e. T he P ullen farm has ' tion precinct o r city, by m a jo rity vote
Lack of pow er to rin g caused con
been ren te d to Mr. and Mrs. K at any g en eral o r special election,
sid erab le delay in th e telephone of-
K aser. One evening last week neigh points o ut Roy R. H ew ett, of th e
! lice th is m orning. T he pow er was
sh u t off sev eral tim es and th e cen bora to th e n um ber of ab o u t 60 in- q A. C. political science d ep artm ent,
RESOLVED To get away from work and worries for an hour
tra ls w ere unable to ring p arties a l vaded th e Pullen home, bringlnit The vote will be o rdered on petition
each day.
th o u g h th ey could an sw er th e call*. w ith them refresh m en ts and a full signed by 100 or m ore legal voters of
q u o ta of neighborly in te re st and i county, 15 o r m ore of election pre-
RESOLVED—To see the Columbia Highway, Mt. Hood, or
The an n u a! m eeting of th e sto ck friendship. They left w ith Mrs. F u l - |Cjnct, or i 2 OT m ore of incorporated
some beauty spot of Oregon’s glorious scenery every week end.
holders of th e G resham F ru it G row len a b eau tifu l set of silv er t e a - , tow n. If ow ners allow dogs to ru n
RESOLVED To visit those “Best Friends” who live at a dis
ers’ association will be held a t the
spoons.
a t larg e unm uzzled a fte r electors
g ran g e h all, on M onday. J a n u a ry 10,
tance more often in future.
G uests of Dr. and Mrs. R. H. Todd vote ag ain st it, they a re su b ject to a
1921 at 10 a. m. fo r th e purpose of [on C hristm as were Ray H. Todd and flne of ,1 0 for flr/ t offence and $ 25
These resolutions are easy to keep because a Ford Sedan will
electing d irecto rs an d for th
- e - tra
* n s - fam ||y of Ridgefield, W ashington, fo r each succeeding offence. I t is
keep them for you. It will take you and the entire family—even the
■ action of o th e r re g u la r business.
F red Todd and fam ily, Mr. and Mrs. th e duty of th e law -enforcing officer
babies—everywhere you want to go, regardless of weather conditions.
Mrs. M ary C am pbell of Mabton, W. L. Powell an d Mr. and Mrs. R. to kill all dogs found a t large un
W ashington, is spending th e w inter W. W illiam s of P o rtlan d .
In wind or rain, storm or cold, all will be as comfortable and warm
muzzled.
Mrs. M. E. G ilm ore e n tertain ed on
1
with
h e r d au g h ter, Mrs. A rza Sm ith.
and free from all drafts as if at home by the fireside.
! O ther g u ests a t th e Sm ith hom e th is C h ristm as day h er b ro th e r and his
Dry wood, first g ro w th seasoned
These resolutions are easy to keep because a Ford Sedan costs
week a re E llis Collins an d d au g h ter, j wife, Mr. an d Mrs. Jo h n L aughlin, fir fo r sale, also g reen wood. C. D.
less than any other open car. Henry Ford himself fixes the retail
Mr. and Mrs. S. M. Davis an d fam ily Cathey, G resham , phone 97.
G race, of Y akim a.
price to you—the same price everywhere except for freight. And
Dr. an d Mrs. J. E. C ian ah an of Sea of C orbett and Mr. an d Mrs. A rth u r
side a re v isitin g relativ es here d u rin g L eland and d a u g h te r of P o rtlan d .
that price is now lower than ever before on the Ford Sedan. It may
Mrs. Davis an d Mrs. L eland a re
th e holidays.
go higher soon.
d au g h ters of Mrs. Gilm ore. A son. :
F ra n k H am lin and wife from P o rt S. J. Shultz of Eagle C reek, visited |
So RESOLVE to have a Ford Sedan delivered at once. That
land vi3ited h ere over C hristm as.
Mrs. G ilm ore on T h u rsd ay and left I
is the wisest and best resolution you can make for 1921—the easiest
Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Shepherd and a fine dressed goose fo r th e C h ris f-!
to keep and the happiest for you and all your family.
d a u g h te r of P o rtlan d sp e n t C hristm as m as dinner.
w ith Mrs. S h ep h erd 's p aren ts, Mr.
Mr. an d Mrs. Benj. Cam eron en- I
Chassis ................................. $360
Touring (with Starter) ....$510
and Mrs. D. C. Ross.
te rtain e d at C hristm as d in n er, Mr.
Runabout (Regular) ....... $395
Coupe (with Starter) ..........$745
S an ta C laus or som e of th e p a t and Mrs. K irk Thom pson of P o rt
Runabout (with Starter)....$465
Sedan (with Starter) ......... $795
rons of th e telephone com pany kindly land, and Mr. an d Mrs1: Wm. A nder
Touring (Regular) ........... $440
Truck (Pneumatic Tires) $545
rem em bered th e o p erato rs w ith a son of G resham .
A nine-pound baby d au g h te r was
n u m b er of g ifts of candy, fru it and
The prices listed above are f. o. b. Detroit.
n u ts on C hristm as. T he g irls ap p re born Monday m orning to Mr. and
ciated th e gifts im m ensely and extend Mrs. Je rry H eyne who live n ear Ho-
A logical, thoroughly developed
th e ir th a n k s to all who so kindly re- £an statio n .
story of deep human interest.
m em bered them .
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T he s ta te le g isla tu re is being
T he ch ild ren and young people of agked for a fund of $22>500 for th e Love can make a woman a fiend
as well as an angel.
th e F re e M ethodist church rendered a i purpogp o , em ploying expert anim al
"W
hat
Women W ant’’ shows
\e ry in te re stin g ( h ristm a s program at b u n t ers who will be sta tio n e d at dif-
th e church on Sunday m orning, j fe re n { points th ro u g h o u t th e state, how beauty can be turned into a
"The H eather Is Always Good in a Ford Sedan”
beast.
when
recitatio n s,
dialogues an d T jle J919 session of th e leg islatu re
songs w ere listened to by a large and ap p ro p riated $5,000 fo r th is work.
a tte n tiv e audience. At th e close of L ast year approxim ately $2,200 was
th e p ro g ram th e su p e rin ten d e n t, expended and approxim ately $1,300 1
OF
Mrs. C. D. Cathey, p resen ted each was realized from th e sale of coyote ,
■ m em ber of th e |3unday school w ith sk in s an d o th e r fu rs ta k en from a n i
1 a g ift an d as a com plete su rp rise to m als killed by th ese h u n te rs. I t i s '
PLEASANT VALLEY
j her, sh e was presented w ith two th o u g h t th e p ro ject will be h alf self-1
Mr. and Mrs. K eith K esterson, of choice books, “ P ilg rim ’s P ro g ress taln in g . In o rd e r to have th is money
K ellogg, a re spending a couple of and “ T he C h ristia n ’s Secret of a available, it is suggested th a t th e I
weeks in th is vicinity visiting with Happy L ife,” by th e p asto r on be bounties on fem ale coyotes be cut !
frien d s and relatives.
half of th e Sunday school.
down from $5 to $4.
Mr. and Mrs. C. A. E k stran d and
A happy p arty w hich sp en t C h rist
Rich, high yielding p astu re is th e |
son C larence sp en t C h ristm as w ith mas day a t th e E. W. A ylsw orth
j Mrs. E k stra n d ’s p aren ts, Mr. and homd consisted of Jam es L aw rence, best and ch eap est course of green
feed fo r livestock w hen available.
I Mrs. E dholm , of n ea r Albany.
Mr. and Mrs. G eorge P age and son,
Silage has m any ad v an tag es in cer-1 A wonderful picture with a full
Miss F lo ren ce Richey is hom e from Donald, Miss C onstance P age of ta in seasons o ver o th e r system s. Soil- j
Crow Indian cast.
M onm outh to spend th e holidays with P o rtlan d .
ing is likew ise useful in connection 1
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h er p aren ts, Mr. and Mrs. F. A.
Mr. an d Mrs. J. D. B ohannen, o f i wjt jj t j,e oth e r two plans ’n som e of
Richey.
This
picture
will
be shown in
A lbany, an d Mrs. Inez M iller, of th e d istric ts of Oregon.
Gresham before Portland release.
Mr. and Mrs. Will Richey and ch il G arden Home, sp en t C h ristm as w ith
Card o f T hanks.
d ren were guests a t th e hom e of Mr. th e ir p aren ts, Mr. and Mrs. D. M.
"W X ,
We
wish
to express o u r th a n k s to
and Mrs. O. M. Richey, of B oring, McLain.
Si. P ugh waB a d in n er th e many frien d s and neighbors who
Sunday.
S atisfaction G uaranteed
guest.
have given sym pathy and help in o u r
Mr. and Mrs. J. H. N olta w ere d in
15 Y ears E xperience
F red Todd is busy calsom ining bereavem ent. O ur nam es were u n
n er g u ests w ith frien d s in th e city on
FRED B. JONES
th e in te rio r of Bishop B ro th e rs’ in ten tio n ally om itted from th e card
C h ristm as day.
Piano T uning an d Repairing
sto re in p re p a ra tio n ' fo r th e in of th a n k s of th e C athey fam ily.
Leave O rder a t O utlook,
Miss E rm a Sager, who is atten d in g
creased stock w hich will be p ut in
Mr. an d Mrs. S. C. Jones and
PR IC E $3.00
P hone 701
W ashington High, is a t hom e to
a t once.
Mrs. E ther M iller is In
Fam ily.
spend th e holidays w ith h er paren ts,
ch arg e of th e sto re. She is assisted
Mr. and Mrs. A. G. Sager.
by Miss M arg u erite Michel.
W. L. K esterson is spending the
Mr. and Mrs. H enry M etzger’s
nuh.1 . with iionip folkaa. Tie
king rump whera Mr. Kaateraoa is fam ily p arty on C h ristm as consisted
Just received a large assortment of It x 12, Kolorfast Hugs,
em ployed, has been sh u t down until of o h lldren and g ran d ch ild ren to the
FO R
n um ber of ab o u t 25. They w ere Mr.
guaranteed by m anufacturer to lie a fast color, and is very
a fte r th e first of th e year.
reasonable at $13.50. It will make a very attractive floor cov
Mrs. M innie Nichols, of P o rtlan d , and Mrs. F ra n k M etzger and fam ily,
is spending a few days at th e hom e of W ill M etzger, Mr. an d Mrs. Joe
ering. also a good line of Axminsters, Cougoleums, anil seam
h er b ro th er, Chas. D ahlquist, of this Exley an d fam ily, Mr. and Mrs. A.
less rugs, including Wool Peerless and Wool Fibre, at prices
W. M etzger, Mr. and Mrs. O. E. Mil-
place.
accordingly.
J. F. W ing, of L ents, was a Valley leson an d baby.
visito r on business m a tte rs one day
A C h ristm as c a n ta ta will be given
th is week.
by th e ch o ir of Zion E vangelical
Mr. and Mrs. W. G. Rogers of | churclt on F rid ay evening, December
P o rtlan d , were g u ests of Mr. and Mrs 31. b eg inning at 8 o ’clock. On J a n
W U. Moore C h ristm as day.
uary 1. at 1 0:30 in th e forenoon, a
T he C h ristm as festiv ities a t th is New Y ear service will be held In th e
place reached a clim ax last F rid ay ¡ church in th e E nglish language. The
evening when th e neighborhood as public is cordially invited.
D entistry m ade painless by nerve T he Bank of G resham pays 6 per sem bled at th e g ran g e hall to p a rtic i
Mr. and Mrs. W. R. K ern and fam
blocking m ethods. Try it. Dr. C. P cent in te re st on tim e deposits.— Adv.
pate In a g en eral celeb ratio n .
A
ily enjoyed C h ristm as d in n er at the
Johnson, 611 Morgan Bldg., P ort-
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splendid program was rendered by
laud, Oregon. Main 674». Adv.
W hen in doubt try a W ant Ad.
hom e of th e fo rm e r’s p aren ts, Mr.
th e school ch ild ren u n d er th e d irec
and Mrs. M. D. K ern. W ild ducks
tion of th e ir teachers. Mrs. Chitw ood
from R u p ert, Idaho, sent by Mrs. W.
and Miss Rolfe, a fte r which- p resen ts
J . H ollenbeck, m ade a p art of the
Reliability
w ere d istrib u ted to all th e children,
Service
d in n er.
and th e re w ere tre a ts a-plenty fo r all
Mrs. Sadie Lord, living n ea r Vic
p resen t. T he hall was tastily d eco ra
ted w ith g reen s an d vari-colored pa- tory schoolhouse, en te rta in e d for th e
j p er festoons, and th e tree was gor- p leasu re of h e r ch ild ren and re la
I geously trim m ed In tin sel and v a ri tives w ith a tree on C h ristm as eve
and w ith a d in n e r on C h ristm as day.
colored electric lights.
T h e com m unity club will hold a j Those p resen t besides Mr. L ord w ere
w atch m eeting a t th e g ran g e hall h er sons. E arl and E arn est, her
( N ew Y ear's eve. A good prograi^ is youngest «laughter, Fay, h e r son-in-
assu red which will consist of m usic, law and d au g h ter, Mr. and Mrs.
recitatio n s and five-m inute ta lk s by Ju d d of Tacom a, h er brother-in-law ,
m em bers of th e club. T re ats includ Chas. Lord and h er sister-in-law and
ing hot coffee will be provided fo r th e h usband. Mr. and Mrs. W. B. P a r
occasion.
Everybody is invited to sons. T his was th e first tim e in 20
come and help rin g o ut th e old and years since th e fam ily had enjoyed
such a re u n io n and it was a day long
I rin g iti th e new year.
W ith best w ishes for a happy and to be rem em bered.
a prosperous New Y ear fo r th e O ut
Mrs. Cora W a lk e r was hostess on
look and Its patrons.
C h ristm as day to her b ro th er. O. A.
G. N. SAGER.
E astm an and family and Mrs. M. P a t
llou.M*ker|>er W anted.
terso n .
QUIP your home for warmth, tlryness
Position good till Ju n e fo r the
Mr and Mrs. G eorge Yokell e n te r
, rig h t person
No lau n d ry , no ch am
I am i cheer, in sp ite of th e fall chill ami
tain ed on C h ristm as day th e ir son-
ber
w
ork.
See
Mrs.
Inez
M
iller
or
drizzly days.
¡call 14x7 In th e evening, th is week in-law and d au g h ter, Mr. and Mrs.
only.
L eonard Hay, a niece, Mrs. May L.
Our Stoves ami Heaters are up to «late 111
B erry, an d A lbert H ay, ail of P o rt
every way — made for cleanliness, gtxxl
S torage b attery rep airin g and re
land.
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,
s
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and
g
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rato
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appearance, proper combustion, ami for
work. R ak er A Son.
Mrs M att Schanno w ent to Cen
g iv in g most heat with least fuel.
tra lia , W ashington, to spend C h rist
Coal
O rd er your coal now of E kstrom m as w ith relatives
Sec our special display this week of these
R equires th a t at this tim e of th e y ear you ta k e
I T ruck Service. Phone 851.
modern Stoves und Heaters.
Mr. and Mrs. C. M. H arriso n had 1
stock and a rra n g e your budget for th e com ing
year
In th a t budget a rra n g e for a grow ing ac
gNBttk R eg u lar m eeting of Gresh- as g u ests on C hristm as Mr. and Mrs ;
count at th e FIR ST STATE BANK.
Be It fa r
C.
E.
R
u
sh
er
and
children.
«m fxidge No. 126, I.O.O.F.,
from us to steal accounts from o u r com petitors
G resham stu d e n ts at th e V nlver-
I In th e Odd Fellow s h all, every T h u rs
but know ing th a t th e re are alw ays som e ch an g
day evening. V isitors welcome.
es m ade at th e first of th e y ear fo r b e tte r conveni
slty of W ashington a re enjoying th e
ences o r o th e r cause— to them and to those open
W C. McCOl.LAUGH. N. O.
Phone 661
holiday vacation at home. They are
JACKSON JONES, Secretary.
ing th e ir first account, w e extend a special invi
L ang Goodwin. F re d eric H oney and |
ta tio n to begin w ith th e new year.
the
sto re
T he la tte r re
Special C om m unication
of O rville Z im m erm an
r-i
G resham Lodge No. 162 A. F. tu rn e d to S eattle, w here he has em
A. M. T h u rsd ay evening. ploym ent fo r th e vacation.
GRESHAM. ORKUOJI
Ihw. 30 at 7 :30 p. in. W ork in B. A.
Store w ill be open until late F riday N ight, and degree. V isiting b ro th ers welcome. M ajor Jack H am ilton and wife, of
P o rtlan d , w ere g u ests of Mr. and
W. L. GORSAGE. Sec y.
clo sed all d a y N ew Y ea r’s D ay.
Mrs. W. F. H oney on C hristm as.
W.M C. METZGER. W M
NEW YEAR’S RESOLUTIONS
G RESH AM
T h e a tre
WED., DEC. 29
LOUISE HUFF
‘WHAT WOMEN WANT’
TERMS IF DESIRED
Raker & Son
12th EPISODE
“ Lightning Brice"
SAT., JAN. 1
REMEMBER
“Before the White Man
Came”
our Second-
Hand Goods.
ASK FOR A
CALENDAR
DRAGSAWS
DRAGSAWS
Clearing Land, Cutting Wood
FOR ALL LIGHT BELT PULLEY WORK
with transport wheel and belt pulley
J. E. METZGER
. $157.50
W. A. HESSEL
W a rm U p W ith
th e H ig h t S to v e s
E
« B u sin ess
Partnership sf
M an W ife
A. W. METZGER & CO.
Quality & Service
Phone 661
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