(iRKSHAM OUTLOOK.
wood com ing down th e Sandy th r e a t
MARMOT ROAD WILL
BE IMPROVED ens th e railro a d bridge and several
FRIDAY,
COTTRELL
The W illing W orker society of C ot
men a re k ep t busy w orking to p re
tre ll com m unity church will have a
vent a jam .
bazaar and program on th e evening
of December 9. Many useful articles
M issionary M eeting.
will be on sale. T he young ladies will
T he F o reig n M issionary society of have a good supply of hom e m ails
candy. T here will also be a fish
th e F ree M ethodist ch u rch will m eet pond. All are Invited to bring th e ir
and try th e ir luck
A 10-cent
Tuesday. Decem ber 6th, a t th e home hook
lunch will be served a t th e close of
of Mrs. H engstler. T h ere will be a th e evening.
T he m any friends of Miss Hazel
than k sg iv in g praise service. All are
Goger, d a u g h te r of Mr. and Mrs. A.
cordially invited.
R. G oger of th is place, were in te r
ested to h ea r of h er m arria g e to
Phone su b scrip tio n s to 1561.
R obert M. H ardy of S eattle which
took place in Tacom a S atu rd ay. No
A good list of W ant Ads speaks vem ber 19. Mr. H ardy is a young
well fo r th e com m unity.
business m an of S eattle w here they
will m ake th e ir fu tu re home. H er
A W ant Ad. is th e m ost direct way friends are very so rry to lose her
from th e ir m idst as she was very
to reach a buyer.
popular am ong th e young folks.
A W ant Ad. is a telg ram to th e A bout 40 of her old neighbors and
frien d s m et on T hursday evening t )
reading public.
ch a riv ari them . Mr. and Mrs H ardy
¿HiiiiiiiiiHiiiiiimiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiniiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiHtiiiiitiiiiiifitiitiiiiiiiiiiitiiiiiiiiimiHiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiitiiiiiiiiimii spent T hanksgiving week w ith th e
la tte r ’s p aren ts, leaving
F rid ay
m orning fo r th e ir new hom e in Se
attle. Mrs. H ardy has been n u rsin g
in a hospital in Tacom a for th e past
year.
Miss Mabie W agner spent T h an k s
giving day w ith her parents.
Mr. and Mrs. S. B. Splawn and
fam ily have re tu rn e d from Hood
R iver w here th ey have been picking
apples.
T hanksgiving day g u ests a t th e
hom e of Mr. and Mrs. A. R. Goger
were Mr. and Mrs. Chas. K ane and
fam ily. Mrs. S. L andon and d au g h
te r Zella, of P o rtlan d . Mr. and Mr6.
J. R. Duncan, E. Payne and Mr. and
Mrs. Robert H ardy.
= We have them, made from the following skins: = Mr. and Mrs. W. E. M arkell of
P leasan t Home and Russel Bradley
of Sandy were d in n er g u ests a t th e
hom e of Mrs. Jos. M anary, Sunday.
Mule, Horse, Hog, Kangaroo and Goat
Rev. and Mrs. S. F. P itts e n te r
tained at d in n er T hanksgiving dav,
In W ris t and G a u n tle ts
Mr. and Mrs. T. H. ’P itts and fam ily
of Mabery, Mr. and Mrs. I. A. Baker.
Mr. and Mrs. Sam Bacon en te r
tained ab o u t 4 0 relativ es on T h an k s
giving day. At noon h er siste r Ju lia
J. T horpe was m arried to Avery C.
Sm ith. T he m a rriag e was a com
plete su rp rise to th e o th e r guests
1 Also WOOL SWEATERS for Boys,
p resen t.
A road m eeting which crow ded th e
schoolhouse to capacity was held on
la st W ednesday. Novem ber 30. at
w hich tim e a special 10-mill tax to r
road purposes was voted, th e vote be
ing practically unanim ous. A fter a
sp irited discussion it was voted by a
narrow m argin to direct th e expendi
tu r e of about 90 per cent of th e spe
cial funds on th e M arm ot road. A.
C. Thom as, road supervisor, gave an
excellent rep o rt of road district a f
fairs. Jo e V aretti presided a t the
m eeting.
T he east approach to th e wagon
b ridge across th e Bull Run riv er has
been out fo r m ore th an a week, leav
ing a 25-foot gap. P lans are under
w ay fo r its im m ediate repair. D rift-
GLOVES
for
M en
D iX'EM BK R
2.
I» 2 !
VICTORY RESIDENT DIES
AT ADVANCED AGE
A n um ber of frien d s and neighbors
atten d ed th e fu n eral T h u rsd ay . De
cem ber 1, of Benj. F o th who for
many years had been a resid en t of
Victory d istrict. T he service was in
charge of Rev. A. S. Hisey assisted
by Rev. Mr. Hoffman, p asto r of the
G erm an B aptist church of P o rtlan d
of which church Mr. F o th was a
member.
Rev. Mr. Hoffman read th e o b itu
ary w hich follows and added many
w ords of appreciation of th e C h ris
tian fellow ship he had enjoyed w ith
the deceased.
T hom as Isaacs sang several beau
tifu l songs. Mrs. Rennlson accom
panied him on th e piano.
P a ll
bearers were all neighbors and
friends, Robt. K erslak e, Geo. W.
Allder, J. Flem m ing. Alex. T hom p
son. H enry F ritz and E. Rosin. In
te rm en t was m ade in th e Douglass
cem etery.
B enjam in F o th was born May 5,
1845, in Russian P oland w here he
grew up to m anhood, and was m ar
ried to Miss C aroline B uller, who
passed away over 23 years ago. To
th is union two children w ere born.
Anna and F erd in an d , th e fow ner
dying in infancy. T he la tte r is a
resident of th e Victory d istrict. .
T he deceased em ig rated to A m er
ica w ith his fam ily in th e spring of
1879, and settled in M issouri w here
he lived fo u r years. From th e re he
moved to K ansas w here he resided
six years.
From th e re th e family
moved to Oregon w here he has re
sided in P o rtlan d and th e Victorv
d istrict u n til d eath cal)ed him on
the m orning of Novenibet- 29th, a fte r
a sh o rt illness. He had reached the
age of 7 6 years, 6 m onths and 24
days. He was a life long m em ber of
the M enonite church un til Novenib«»’
20th of th is year, when he joined the
G erm an B aptist church in P o rtland
( ’aril o f T hanks.
PAGE THREE
The Growth of Small Savings
The following statement of results illustrates the value of
accumulating small savings with this bank at 4 per cent Inter
est, compounded twice a year.
WEEKLY SAVINGS
A m ount
deposited
each week
One d o llar
Two dollars
Five dollars
F or
five
years
$ 293
685
1,462
For
ten
years
$ 650
1,301
3,252
F or
tw enty
years
(1.614
3.228
8,070
For
forty
years
( 5.177
10,355
25,888
MONTHLY SAVINGS
Amount
deposited
each m onth
One dollar
Five dollars
Ten dollars
For
five
years
( 66
332
664
For
ten
years
» 147
736
1.473
For
tw enty
years
( 366
• 1830
3661
For
forty
years
( 1.174
5.873
11,746
Money deposited with this hank at 4 per c e n t in te r e s t
compounded twice a year, will double itself at the end of
seventeen years and eight months.
Accounts of one d o lla r and upw ard may be opened e ith e r In
person o r by mail.
BANK OF GRESHAM
GRESHAM, OREGON
A. P . M ILLER, P resid en t
W. E. M AItKELL, 4 ice P resid en t
K. A. M ILLER, (-».shier
M. R. SH IPL E Y , A ssist, ( ».shier
P hones: E ast 7 1 0 2 ;
G resham 43
AT YOUR SERVICE AT ANY TIME
Your Patronage Solicited
MORGAN BROS. TRUCK SERVICE
M oving and G eneral H auling
124-0 U nion A venue
W ood, Coal and B riquets
P ortlan d , Oregon
BREAD
REDUCED
We wish to th an k th e many |
sizes 24 to 34,
S p ecia l a t $2.15 1
friends and neighbors for th e ir k in d
PLEASANT HOME
ness and help in th e bereavem ent of
iy 2 lb- loaf, 13c
2 for 25c
“ W hat Is R eligion? Is it a m a tte r o u r fath er.
F. FOTH AND FAMILY.
......
of form alism , o r law, o r life? How-
Wrapped in
do we become religious? How do we Terry P aren t-T each er A ssociation.
wax paper
w orsh ip ?” These questions are to
The opening m eeting of th e T erry
be th e basis of th e serm on by Rev.
^ illlllllllllllllllllU llllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllillllllllllllllllllllllllllllilllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllll^ E arl B. C otton, th e pastor, at th e P aren t-T each er association will be
1 lb. loaf 9c
P leasan t H om e M ethodist church on held at th e schoolhouse on S aturday
Sunday, Decem ber 4 at 11 a. ni. These
a re days when people are deciding evening, December 10. A program
th a t it is w orthw hile to be religious. of u nusual in te rest will be presented,
If you are n ot clear in y o u r mind which will be announced in th e next
about w hat it m eans to be religious, issue of th e O utlook. Lunch and a
CEDAR AND VICTORY
TROUTDALE
atten d th is service.
T he Sunday school m eets at 10 social hour will follow th e program .
Jo h n E berlie received word th is
T he b azaar and chicken pie su p
P atro n s of th e Bchool are expected
o’clock. T he aim of th e school is to
train its a tte n d a n ts in such a way to be present and visitors are wel week of th e death of his fa th e r a t his per which will be given by th e L a
th a t they will know w hat are th e come.
old hom e in Ohio. T he m essage was dies Aid society on S atu rd ay even
w orthw hile things in life. P u t y o u r
delayed by sto rm s and reached Mr. ing, Decem ber 10, will be held in
selves and th e m em bers of your fam
ily into this school of tra in in g or SECURITY BENEFIT HAS
E berlie too’ late for his re tu rn to th e th e church basem ent in stead of th e
some o th e r equally as valuable.
INTERESTING MEETING
hall as first planned. T he hall is
A. J. W. BROWN, Prop.
Phone 41
E ast fo r th e fu n eral^
T he Methodffet L adies’ Aid society
being used by th e men who a re re
held a m ost d elig h tfu l session a t ’ he
The members of Mt. Hood Council, . T he next V ictory P aren t-T each er pairin g telephone and teleg rap h
hom e of Mrs. M. L en n artz W ednes S«>curity Benefit association, of Gresh
assocition m eeting d ate has been lines.
day afternoon when a score of m em
bers m et and spent th e aftern o o n am, enjoyed a meeting of unusual In changed and will be announced la te r
- t i l l l i i n g on q u ilts for th e coining ba terest on the occasion of the regular
S torage b attery rep a irin g and re
as no definite tim e fo r th e m eeting
zaar.
Much w;ork was com pleted session on W ednesday evening, Nov
charging. s ta r te r and
g e n e ra to r
hase
been
announced.
and plans m ade for one of th e la rg ember 23. Five candidates were In
w ork.
R ak er & Son.
est and best bazaars yet held. C hick
en su p p er w ill be served from 5 itiated and each of them gave a talk
o ’clock on and th e price will be very- which brought forth much praise
low. The b azaar will be held Decem from those present. After th e lodge
ber 16. A sh o rt program is also be session the usual social tim e was en
Ing planned for th e evening.
T he Girl Reserve wil hold a verv joyed by the members, consisting of
Come and let us give you the new prices
Im portant m eeting at the church S at a banquet, music and dancing. Two
urday afternoon at 2:30. A full a t tran sfers have been received from
T i m e t o R»* t i r é f
tendance of m em bers is desired as C a y e n n e , Wyoming, of active mem
» o . FMai
th e girls a re to plan for fu tu re work bers.
We a re equipped to re p a ir your
car, reg ard less of th e m ake, and do
W eather conditions on November 19
PLEASANT VALLEY
a first-class Job, one th a t we feel
Interfered with the masked ball which
Powell Street.
Phone 37
Opposite Brown’s M arket
safe in g u ara n tee in g to be rig h t.
Chas. D ahlqulst and Jo h n Fors- was to have been held. An old fash
gren, who were am ong th e snow ioned dance, with quadrilles and
We have lots of room for live auto
bound h u n te rs in th e A rlington round dances will be given a t Metz
sto rag e.
country last week, have retu rn ed .
ger’s
hall
an
December
10.
They were obliged to leave th e ir car
and retu rn by train , com ing by way
of Taconla.
NEW PROCESSING PLANT
J. H. K n ig h t has bought a hom e
IS COMMENCED HERE
n ea r Sherwood and is moving to it
th is week.
S o uthard & S o u th ard
T he Oregon P ickle and C anning
Mr. and Mrs. Ben Nelson were In
Night Phone 25x5
Company
com
menced
th
e
erection
of
th e city on business W ednesday.
Gus Nelson of P o rtlan d was look a new processing p la n t T h u rsd ay
ing a fte r business in te rests in th is m orning. T his new plant will be 50
v icin ity W ed n esd ay
by 75 feet and will provide space for
E. L. R ayburn of L ents was a v al
m a n u factu rin g
sw eet
and
so u r
ley visito r Sunday.
F ra n k D unsm uir of Buckley ave pickles, chow chow, etc. T he local
nue tran sacted business in this com pany will m ake all kinds of
neighborhood Tuesday.
pickles. They have m any hundreda
Mr. E tbolm of Albany is visiting
of
gallons of cucum bers in th e brine
a t th e home of h er d au g h ter, Mrs.
in th e ir p lan t on th e banks of the
C. A. E k stran d , th is week.
Johnson creek.
GILLIS
T he new building which is being
"A re you eatin g a balanced r a erected by Jay DeFoe, a local con
tion? Do you eat real bread or Just tra c to r, will be com pleted In about
n ear-b read ? W here and how do wo two weeks.
get sp iritu al bread? H ave you found
th e vitam ines of life ? ” T hese arc
Qii<-«-n K xther Notice..
some of th e questions to be discussed
The Queen E sth e r circle will m eet
at th e com m unity church at Gillis on
Sunday aftern o o n . Decem ber 4. at next Monday evening, Decem ber 5.
You eliminate all waste
3 p. m. by Rev. E arl B. C otton. Peo with V ada A nderson and L uciie Mc
of heat when you use Pearl
ple of any faith, who are hun g ry for C arter. at thp home of Mrs. A lbert
Oil in an oil heater. Pearl Oil
th e “ Bread of L ife” a re invited to be K kstrom . All m em bers are urged io
be p resen t, and help com plete th e
makes any good oil heater
present.
plans for th e bazaar.
I
most economical to operate
I WALRAD MERCANTILE CO. |
CITY BAKERY,
HOME PRODUCTS
PURE LARD
5 lbs., 75c
Gresham, Phone 11
10 lbs., $1.50
Delivered
GRESHAM MEAT MARKET
F IS K
T IR E
P R IC E S
REDUCED!
Repairing
GRESHAM TIRE CO.
GRESHAM GARAGE
heat-
I t’s cheaper
because it is clean-burning
and every drop delivers real
heat—just when and where
you w ant it.
And it's most convenient
to buy heat the Pearl Oil
w a y — no ashes to lug— no
dirt — no smoke — no odor.
Pearl Oil is refined and re-
refined by the special proc
ess developed by the expe
rience and resources of the
Standard Oil Company.
PEARL OIL
Sold in bulk by dealers
everywhere. Order by name
- P e a r l Oil.
HEAT AND LIGHT
S T A N D A R D O IL C O M P A N Y
uftosnre
FARMERS’ WEEK
C orvallis Ore., Dec 26-31, 1921
Winter Short Courses
P u t Science into F arm P ractice
F ru it and V egetable Course
Decem ber 3-17, 1921
'1 racto r M echanics Course
Ja n u a ry 2-March 18, 1922
Dairy M anufacture Course
Ja n u a ry 2-M arch 18, 1922
A g ricu ltu re Course
Jan u h ry 2-Maach 18, 1922
Dairy H erdsm en's Course
Ja n u a ry 2-June 18, 1922
G rain G rading Course
Ja n u a ry 9-21, 1922
Be« keeping Course
Ja n u ary 3 0 -F eb ru ary 25, 1922
Honn-makers* C onference
March 20-25, 1922
OREGON AGKK’I L Tl HAL
COLLEGE
Fi t Inform ation on any Course by-
writ* • TH E REGISTRAR, O. A .C ..I
Cor-
Is, Oregon.
D« «try m ade palnlesa by nerve
block g m ethods. T ry It. Dr. C. P.
Johnson, 611 .Morgan Bldg., P o rt
land, Oregon
Main ( 7 4 9 .— Adv.
The N ation Is B ein g E ducated.
One Im portant th in g th e H arding
conference on lim itatio n of a rm a
A COM PLETE HLSTOBY OF EANTERN MUI/TNOMAH.
m ents is doing. It is ed u catin g the
A m erican people to th e fact th a t
Of course, th e whole fam ily eagerly reads th e "G resh am O utlook." T he
th e re a re Pacific problem s. In a
vague way people have know n of the whole fam ily w ants to know th e happenings of th e com m unity; w ants to
clashes of in te rests in th e F a r East. read th e news ab o u t w hat th e people they know for m iles aro u n d a re doing.
They have heard th a t th e Jap an ese
situ atio n was difficult
But they
T he “ Home Town P a p e r” is a com plete history every year of you and
have not know n Just w hat those prob
lems are, o r how they affected the y o u r neighbors. It tells of th e com ings and goings, th e b irth s, th e m a r
United States.
riages, th e Jpys an d X h e sorrow s-—-all th e events th a t go to m ake up com
_ T his Ignorance has not been due m unity life.
to lack of in fo rm ativ e m aterial.
T here have been new spaper articles,
H istory? T he O utlook m entions th o u san d s of nam es and events in Its
m agazine a n k l e s and books in n u m
erable on th e subject. B ut when a 104 Issues a year. J u s t reflect a bW and realize w hat th a t m eant. If you
person isn 't in terested In a subject, sat down an d rekd a volum inous h isto ry of th e whole world from the b irth
he passes over w hat is w ritten about
of creation it would ta k e you a life tim e. And yet th e "H om e Town P ap er"
It.
Now of a andden th e w hole ques m akes a re g u la r yearly custom o f p rin tin g hundreila of nam es and happen
tion of the Pacific and of E aatern
Asia has been bro u g h t into d ram atic ings each Issue.
prom inence
People have become
T he "H om e Town P a p e r" is a sedative, a tonic to th e nerves, a relief
concerned ab o u t It. Before th e con
ference is very fa r along th e nation a fte r h ard w ork with hand o r b rain , an e n te rta in m e n t to you, your wife,
will at least have a fairly clear idea your sons and d au g h ters.
of w hat It is all ab o u t.— K ansas City i
Star.
Are you a su b scrib er an d read er?
Keep In styla.
"claaay-Aed" ads.
T ry ona of tb o a a 1
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