GKESHA.M O l’TLOOK.
A h to M ourning.
TIK SD A Y , SOVEMBKK 2», 1»21
PLEASANT HOME
POUNDER SYVERSON
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PLEASANT VIEW
M amma, when people are In
NUPTIALS CELEBRATED
m ourning, do they w ear black night
T he Ladies* Aid of th e P leasan t
L ary Poch, of Pow ell Valley, who
A p retty hom e w edding was sol- Home B aptist church will hold th e ir . wag go seriously In ju red a t th e Bull
gow ns?
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Why, no; <jf course not.
em nixed on T hanksgiving day at th e a n n u ? , baxaar and ap ro n sale F ri-
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headw orkg about th ree weeks
W ell, d o n 't they feel ju s t as b a d - ; hom e of Mr. and Mrs. Jam es Jo u n d o r day evening, Decem ber 2. A chick-
ly a t night as they do in the
day- n e a r C orbett, when th e ir d a u g h te r I en supper will be served in connec- ago* 18 aKain on tb e tuend and able
tim e?
E lisabeth becam e th e b rid e of H er- tjon wBb tb e bazaar, beginning a t 6* ,0 be UP aud about th e house.
| b ert 8. Syverson of B eaverton, Ore- o’clock. T he com ittee invites all to
' A lbert Seidl was hom e from O. A.
W hy He O bjected.
«on.
enjoy th e evening as well as an ex- c . d u rin g th e T h an sk g iv in g holiday.
AVlllle— M other, how did fa th e r
T he cerem ony took place a t high ceileu t su p p e t at a low cost.
j Mlgg E1Uabeth Seldl algo gpellt the
g et to know you?
(noon. Rev. W. Hr Scott of Salem.
T he M ethodist Ladies* Aid society week_elld at hom e.
M other— I fell into th e sea and he officiating. Rev. Mr. Scott was to r- wm bold a special m eeting W ednes-i
Migh j j elen W ilhelm , an o th e r 6tu-
dived in and brought me out.
m erly p astor of the P resb y terian day fo r th e purpose of com pleting , dent at o . A. C., also sp en t th e holi-1
W illy— H uh! So th a t’s why he church a t Fairview .
som e w ork fo r th e b azaar w hich they day and week-end here visitin g at
T he bride was becom ingly gow ned are p lanning fo r December 16. A
d o n ’t w ant me to learn to swim!
the H u rt hom e an d w ith o th e r
in pink and carried a b ea u tifu l bou full atten d a n ce is desired as th e re r.- fr jellds
quet of pink and w hite carnations. m uch to be done and plans will be
T he T han k sg iv in g program given
L ittle C rystal P ounder, sister of the discussed for th e special w ork of the
by th e school on N ovem ber 23 was
I bride, was rin g b ea rer an d carried com m ittees.
very good and well atten d ed . The
: the ring on a b eau tifu l cushion.
Mrs. Iren e H aji Sm ith and so., ta a k e t goc|a, n etted about
and
The house was a ttra c tiv e w ith dec- Gordon of McMinnvile, and R e v .ju id thg prot.ee(lg will be devoted to flxlng
i orations of ferns, evergreens and fes- Mrs. F
up th e play ap p a ratu s.
' toons of pink.
d in n er g u ests a t th e hom e of Mr. and
Mr. Cowdell and fam ily m otored to j
Follow ing th e cerem ony and con Mrs. M artin L en n artz on Thanks-1 Eugene to gpend T hankgglv,ng w lth
g ra tu la tio n s a su m p tu o u s w edding giving.
his b ro th er.
d in n er was served.
Mrs. A lta G entry an d son Russel
Mrs. T F. Soule an d sons were
G uests p resen t w ere Mr. and Mrs. called at th e hom e of Mr. an d Mrs.
home from Meadow G lade fo r the
E. P. Syverson of B eaverton, Mr. and R obert L undbom Sunday afternoon.
week-end.
Mrs. J. W llker of S ilverton, Mr. and • T he Girl Reserves are planning a
The Seidl
fam ily en tertain ed
Mrs W ilson of C o rb ett, C ourtney special m eeting S atu rd ay afternoon.
about 30 friends at 500 on S atu rd ay
■ Syverson, b ro th e r of th e groom , and T he aftern o o n will be spent in dis
evening. The u su al good tim e was
his sisters, C lara and H azel, also th e cussing C hristm as ideas. Everyone
had. Mrs. Seidl served a delicious
b rid e’s b ro th ers, Cecil and A lbert is to come p rep ared to gain a lot of
lunch at a late hour.
If o u r service sta tio n burned
! Pounder.
suggestions fo r inexpensive C h rist
down we’d g e t th e insurance.
T he local telep h o n e com pany is
I ~ Mr. and Mrs. W ilson w ith m andolin m as gifts and an exchange of ideas
busy g ettin g th e line back into shape
If b u rg lars stole o u r cash, we
and piano fu rn ish ed several selec will be the o rd e r of th e day. It will
again and hope to have it ready for
could borrow some.
tions su itab le for the occasion.
be a very Inform al m eeting and plans use by th e tim e th e long distance
R ut If we lost th a t p a rt of ou r
Mr. and 'M rs, Syverson wil reside for C hristm as festivities as well as
is re-established at T ro u td ale.
business called GOOD W ILL, we Ion th e ir farm n ea r B eaverton, Ore.
g ifts will be in order. T he g irls will
could get it back again only
m eet a t 2:30.
th ro ugh m onths, or possibly years,
SANDY BLUFF
H er Salary.
of the h ard est kind of work.
Miss L ulu Eddy is in charge of th e
“ I hope you are not a fra id of m i P leasan t H ome branch of th e P o rt
A road ’m eeting Is to be held at
T h a t’s why we say GOOD W ILL
crobes,” apologized th e paying-teller land lib rary w hich is located at th e C ottrell com m unity church on W ed
is the most valuable th in g we own.
as he cashed th e school te ac h er’s M ethodist church.
T he lib ra ry is nesday, Novem ber 30, a t 1 o'clock.
check w ith soiled currency.
T he P aren t-T each er association
open a t 2 o ’clock on T uesdays and
“ Don’t w o rry ,” said th e young F rid ay s and th e re is a good a s so rt will m eet at th e C o ttrell schoolhouse
lady. A m icrobe co u ld n 't live on my m ent of books to choose from . Many on F rid ay evening at 8 o’clock sharp.
salary.
Mr. and Mrs. H. H. W atk in s and
a re ta k in g ad v an tag e of th e oppor
8. 8. P l ’GH, M anager.
fam ily sp en t T h an k sg iv in g w ith Mr.
tu
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ity
and
also
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A fam ous ancient, nam ed Milo,
plications for certain books which W atk in s’ m other, Mrs. J. F. W atkins
carried a baby bull aro u n d a race
of H illsdale.
track . He did th is every day. Each they desire. In th is way practically
Mr and Mrs. C harlie W ilkinson
any
books
from
th
e
main
lib
rary
are
day th e bull was a trifle heavier—
An en tire change of en tertain ed th e fo rm er’s paren ts.
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and Milo’s s tre n g th a trifle g reater. available.
Mr. and Mrs. Oeogge W ilkinson and
F inally, when th e bull was full books will be m ade in a few weeks.
his b ro th er Ray and fam ily on
grow n, Milo could carry it as easily
Big basket ball gam e betw een T hanksgiving day.
as when it was a baby. W orking
O rient team and T. W. Jen k in s
Those spending T h anksgiving at I
steadily, to your utm ost, you steadily Co., of P o rtlan d , at O rient gran g e
the hom e of Mr. and Mrs. A. R adford |
increase your stre n g th , your pow er hall, F rid ay evening, Decem ber 2.-
w ere W illiam Caldo, Tom Caldo, I
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to do things, g rad u ally you become Adv.
Mrs. Mary Law less, Mr. and Mrs.
able to carry a heavier load. T h a t’s
Joe Caldo. Mr. and Mrs. Dick Rad-1
TROUTDALE
why the road to success becomes
ford w ere callers in th e aftern o o n .
easier, th e closer you approach the
Ray W ilkinson spent Sunday w ith
T he T ro u td a le L ad ies’ Aid will
goal.
give its an n u a l C hristm as tjazaar and his paren ts, Mr. and Mrs. Geo. W il
In baking cakes, gem s and muffins, supper S atu rd ay evening, December kinson, who re tu rn e d w ith him to
whilst are very ap t to stick to th e 3d. F ancy w ork articles and aprons P o rtlan d for a few d ay s’ visit.
bottom of th e pan, try cooling th e m ade especially for C hristm as gifts.
E lb ert B ates of E stacad a sp en t a
bottom of th e pan quickly on ice or Chicken pie su p p er begins at 6 few days last week w ith A lbert Ault.
by folding over it a w et cloth which o ’clock. Sale of articles opens at 8
E lm er R adford sp en t T h an k sg iv
lias been soaked in cold w ater. T his I o’clock, C andy and punch will be ing In Vancouver.
j does not fail to bring o u t th e cake in on sale all th e evening. T he place
Mr. and Mrs. Jay R adford spent
perfect condition.
w ith th e
fo rm e r’s
of th e b azaar will be announced in T h anksgiving
brother-in-law and sister, Mr. and
F rid a y ’s O utlook.
Mrs. L. Johnston of Boring.
We Lost Your Good Will
Gresham Storage Battery Co.
Willard
g,
PUT YOUR MONEY
IN OUR B A N K .
Spending ALL he makes will never get a man any
thing but G R IE F; regularly banking a PART of his
income will obtain for him HAPPINESS and IN D E
PENDENCE.
A man should not be STINGY, but he should be
PRL DENT and put in the bank a portion of his earn
ings.
Then success is certain.
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T ry it.
We invite YOUR Banking Business
BANK OF GRESHAM
GRESHAM, OREGON
REVIVAL MEETING
N O W IN PROGRESS
At the Gresham Methodist Church
Every Night at 7:30, Saturday Excepted
INAPPY
¿TIRING
F ome HAND
s
ERMONS
ONGS
HAKES
WARM
VP
ALBERT 8. HISEY, P astor.
THUS, E ISAACS, Song Leader.
RHODA RENNISEN, Piunist.
THE
HEART
W illa r d
r ie s
LEE
PUNCTURE - PROOF
E n tertain m en t anil Sale in D istrict
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S o . 2<l, a Success.
TIRES
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$5.00 for Puncture
$10.00 for Blow-out
GET THEM AT
Sherm an M cC arter G arage
Phone 2331
Latourell Bldg.
PORTLAND
EXPOSITION QUARTETTE
IN CONCERT
Auspices of Masonic Lodge No. 152
A splendid array of artists in a program of great music
al excellence and variety
DON’T FAIL TO HEAR THIS MUSICALTREAT
W ednesday
Dec. 7
8 : 1 5 p. nt.
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M a so n ic H a ll, G r e sh a m
A dm lss'n, 85c
r «* w
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w»c
Student«, 25c
WOOD
COAL
EKSTROM TRUCK SERVICE
A Truck for Every Kind of Work
Cor. P ow ell and .Maple
Greeliam
1581
2 4 7 D avis Street
Port la nil
Bdwy. 2OK2
BIG DANCE
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T he com m unity club of D istrict No.
I 26, C lackam as county, is well pleased
w ith th e success of th e e n te rta in
m ent and sale la st S atu rd ay even-
! Ing. W hile som e of th e articles did
not bring all th a t was hoped, nor
I w hat they w ere really w orth, the
sale and su p p er n etted $51. In ad-
j dition th e "B lu eb ird G irls" took In
¡n early $12 for th e ir candy, which
| was e ith e r m ade by them selves or
1 co n trib u ted by friends.
T his fea
tu re proved very p opular and the
! girls could easily have disposed of
■ more.
T he la rg e r room was filled with
an ap p reciativ e audience and most
i of th e crowd stayed for supper, near-
j ly 150 plates being served. Best of
all, th ey seem ed to enjoy th em
selves. Surely th is is w hat is most
j needed— a com m unity c e n te r where
all, young and old, may get to g eth er
fo r a good tim e.
W e wish to th a n k both th e Gresh-
B akery and th e S an itary Meat M ar
ket for th e courtesy accorded us.
We ap p reciate both th e price and the
q u ality fu rn ish ed .
N ew C lover R ecom m ended.
T he L adino clover, a g ia n t grow -
j ing type of w hite little D utch clover,
has m ade satisfacto ry g ro w th in co-
| o p erativ e forage tria ls a t th e experi-
rnent sta tio n . I t is p erennial In habit
end grow s m uch m ore ran k ly than
i th e o rd in ary w hite clover, m aking It
a useful p la n t( fo r p erm an en t pas
tu res w here th e re is a good supply of
m oisture.
It is not ran k grow ing
enough to ju stify its c u ltu re for hay
b ut is a good p astu re crop and In
some irrig ated sections it m ay b.) suc
cessfully produced for seed purposes.
MUSIC BY THE SYNCOPATION KINGS
Dancing Starts at 8:30
ADMISSION: Couples $1, Gents 65c,
Ladies 35c
Mrs. H M cCreary is hom e again
and able to be up ab o u t th e house.
Mrs. M cCreary was seriously in ju red
several m onths ago when she was
run down by one of th e au to tru ck s
on th e Base L ine road. H er recov
ery .h a s been very slow and skin
g ra fttn g was reso rte d to before she
recovered enough to be able to re
tu rn home.
Miss Fay Lord retu rn ed hom e last
week from R oseburg w here she had
been em ployed fo r several m onths.
She arriv ed In tim e for T h an k sg iv
ing In sp ite of th e sto rm s which de
layed th e tra in s from th e so u th for
several hours.
T he Dan Kohl fam ily have moved
to so u th ern Oregon.
O f A ll D airym en’s League
M embers
AT GRESHAM GRANGE H / LL
THURSDAY AT 1 P. M.
Called by Washington County Dairymens’
Committee. Many things of interest to League
members will be discussed. All Come.
AIMES
8chool was closed here la st week
on account of th e absence of th e
teach er, Mrs. L am ar, who was snow
bound in P o rtlan d
People In this
locality would n ot have know n a
storm existed only fo r th e people go
ing out, and w hat we read in the
O utlook and o th e r papers, ab o u t the
te rrib le storm s. All th e sto rm s here
have been heavy rain with n eith er
frost n o r snow.
H arris H am ilton, who has been
w orking for Cam eron k Hogg nearly
two years, Is moving with his fam ily
to K errlsto n , W ashington, to work
for th e N. W. L um ber Com pany as
tim b er taller. He and his b ro th er
A lfred will work together.
FARMERS’ WEEK
C orvallis Ore., Dec. 26-31, 1921
Winter Short Courses
P u t Science Into F arm P ractice
A COMPLETE
HISTORY O F E ASTERN
M ll/TNO.M AII.
Of course, th e whole fam ily eagerly reads th e "G resham O utlook.”
T he
DOES IT PAY TO WORRY
w hole fam ily w ants to know th e happenings of th e co m m unity; w ants to
F ru it and V egetable Course
AIM HT APPEND K ITIS?
Decem ber 3-17, 1921 read th e news ab o u t w hat th e people they know for m iles aro u n d are doing.
| T ra cto r Mechanic* Course
.a g a Can
in * .? appendicitis
Yes. by p r e v e be
n tin g T te « ! - ,)a |ry ManuJft X 7
18’ 1922
T he "H om e Town P a p e r” is a com plete history every y ear of you and
nal Infection T he In testinal antlsep-
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ja n u a rv 2?March 18 1922 your neighbors. It tells of th e com ings and going*, th e birth*, th e m a r
¡and tow er" b o t ^ V e V o i l , ^
riage*, th e Joys and th e sorrow *— all the event* th a t go to m ake up com
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m unity life.
remove* “m a n l? " whT h’ 1“ ” “ 0 "
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Gra,n G ra,|,ng c “ « e
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Beekepp, „
9-21- 1922
H istory? T he O utlook m ention* thousands of nam es and event* In its
104 issues a y ear J u s t reflect a bit and realize w hat th a t mean*. If you
which n o thing else can dislodge. One
Ja n u ary 30-F eb ru arv 25 1922 sa t down and read a volum inous h isto ry of th e whole world from th e b irth
of creatio n it would ta k e you a life tim e. And yet th e “ Home Town P ap er”
¿ .a im
* ••"» « « » • , m
m akes a re g u la r yearly custom of p rin tin g h u n d red s of nam es and happen
OHKGON A G K Id 'L T I KAL
ings each issue.
Storage b attery rep a irin g and re
COLLEGE
charging, s ta r te r
and
g en e rato r
Full
Info
rm
atio
n
on
any
C
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by
T h e "H om e Town P a p e r” Is a sedative, a tonic to th e nerves, a relief
! work.
R aker k Son
w riting TH E REGISTRAR, O. A. C„
a
fte
r h ard w ork w ith hand o r b rain , an e n te rta in m e n t to you, your wife,
Corvallis, Oregon.
Keep In *tyl*. Try one o f those
your son* and daughter*.
’clasay-fled” ad*
D entistry m ade painless by nerv e ’
Are you a su b scrib er and rea d er?
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blocking m ethods T ry it. Dr. C. P. |
T he Bank of G resham paye 5 per Jo h n so n . «11 Morgan Bldg., P o rt-'
cent In terest on tim e deposit*.— A d v .; land, O regon
Main «74».— Adv.
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EVERY FRIDAY EVENING
Masonic Hall, Gresham,
CEDAR AND VICTORY
M A SS MEETING