Gresham outlook., August 04, 1922, Image 1

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Voi. 12, No. 45
G resham O utlook
GRESHAM,
MULTNOMAH
COUNTY,
OREGON
FRIDAY,
AUGUST
4, 1922
TUESDAYS
AND
FRIDAYS
$1.50 Per Year
SUPREME EFFORT IS BEING MADE TO MAKE THE 1922 FAIR ONE OF THE BEST
CITY WILL HIRE 2
LOCAL PEOPLE SEE
MANY CONCESSIONS WILL FILL
MARSHALS FOR FAIR
WAYFARER SHOW
FAIR BUILDINGS AND GROUNDS
AEROPLANE LANDS
ON STAPLETON FIELD
NEW PARSONAGE IS
PROGRESSING RAPIDLY |
E xcitem ent reigned In G resham ,
especially am ong th e y ounger folks
last W ednesday m orning w hen an
Here-to-fore the city has always
aero p lan e circled o ver
G resham
bought and installed all w ater m eters
about 11 o'clock and cam e low as if
free of charge. This, however. Is n o t r
it Intended to alig h t. T he first drop
the custom in other cities, including '
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was m ade over th e fa ir g ro u n d s but It
Portland. At th e ir last meeting, the
council recommended and ordered an ' aro se again and flna,,y landed on
ordinance prepared to compel all w at­ S tapleton field. Som ething had gone
er users in the future to pay for the w rong w ith th e engine and th e d riv er
m eter and the installing it. No def­ decided to land an d find o u t w here
the tro u b le lay.
inite charge has been set yet. The ap­
T he plane was owned an d driven
proxim ate cost of installing and m eter
by a Mr. R ussell from P en d leto n , Or-
in P ortland is from $15 to $20.
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The council at th eir last session was
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w ith him , a m an from Lexington,
ordered to hire two ex tra m arshals
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d u rin g the fair week, one for day and
C onsiderable tim e was lost try in g
one for night duty.
! to find w hich p a rt of th e engine was
At a form er meeting of th e council
o u t of order. T h e ow ner finally dis­
a petition to grade Cedar avenue was
covered tw o sm all pieces to be m iss­
presented. L ast Tuesday night, the
ing from th e [lart w hich extended on
council was inform ed , th a t it w'ould be I th e o utside and probably reg u lated
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th e speed. It was necessry fo r th e
dem n a 200-foot strip of land a t the
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end of the strip taking in the gulch
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i u n til a m em ber of th e balloon factory
before the work of grading the street fn P o rt,an(J w ou,d have tfm e to bring
could be continued. The parties who Qut , he migsing partg
own th a t strip are unw illing to throw
Thp twQ mpn gaW
w w # tra y .
the street open unless all of the ex- e,jng about thp co untry op & gjght.
penses for filling in at th a t place be seeing to u r
w h e n asked jf tra y p ,.
paid by the other property owners on ,ng fn an aero p lan e wag not an ey.
the street. The owners of the s t r i p ; penglve mode of traye] Mr Ruage,
have very little land along the street gajd ,, djd not cog, any morp th an tQ
and they do not feel th a t it would be. d r|y e a giXHSy,ln d er n lach in e, as
fair for them to stand the costs which tb e re wag neyer any Ure tro u b le and
would probably am ount to about $600. th e only cost was for oil and gas. He
A movement is under foot to take said th e re was no way to w ear o u t
about 70 acres lying to the west of the th e m achine. W hen asked ab o u t ac­
city and extending the city lim its out cidents, he said th e re w asn 't su p ­
to include th a t land and thus square posed to be any accidents.
up the boundary line of Gresham in
th a t direction. The 70 acres include OREGON FRUIT SALES
the John Roberts place and Swack-
ARE RAPIDLY INCREASING
ham m er place, and p art of the H arvey
A rep o rt recently com pleted by th e
place. I t will be taken up at the next
Oregon G row ers C ooperative asso­
meeting.
A special session of the City Coun­ ciation at Salem, Ju ly 31, in connec­
cil was called before adjournm ent last tion w ith th e an n u a l a u d it shows
th a t d u rin g th e p ast year business
Tuesday evening. I t was made nec­
th ro u g h th e sale of fru it am o u n tin g
essary on account of so many import-.
an t issues coming up. The meeting ¡_
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Segregated into accounts for th e dif-
will be held W ednesday evening, Aug­
feren t fru its th e rep o rt is as follow s:
ust 16, a t the City hall.
Apples, $522.411.11; pears, $258,-1
W ork on th e new Zion Evangelical
church p arsonage Is progressing rap-
! idly. F rom fo u r to six men of th e
church a re v o lu n teerin g th e ir ser-
W hile Mr. and Mrs. J. E. M etzger
Coneesslon space a t the M ultno- booth in th e ce n te r of th e building vlce8 from day to day. T he com plete
atten d ed B uyer's Week in S eattle re ­
m ah county fa ir g ro u n d s is ab o u t all and D onnelly’s so ft d rin k concession fram ew o rk of th e building is already
cently they had th e privilege oi w it­
sold. T hose who come in now ta k e is nearby.
in place on its cem ent foundation.
nessing th e W ay farer which was giv­
w hat they can g et for th e m ain posi­
The Oregon N ursery will exhibit on
T he new parsonage is 48x28. It
tions have been disposed of for some th e m ain floor of th e pavilion and is to be a m odern six-room bungalow. en in th e new stadium at th e U niver­
sity of W ashington.
tim e.
has already secured a booth.
W hen com plete th e in te rio r will con­
T his w onderful p ageant is given
T he ^ ÿ itle d g e Seed com pany and
Reed F ren ch pianos will be exhlb- tain . on th e n o rth side, a study at every year at S eattle and is one of th e
th e R ussellville n u rsery are planning ,ted
w lth an even iargP r dis- th e fro n t. On th e sam e side will be big a ttra c tio n s of th e northw est. It
an extensive exhibit th is year and are p]ay th an usual,
a bedroom , a bath room and an o th er was first staged at Colum bus, Ohio, a t
w orking to g e th er on th e p roject !
Chas. D rake w ill d em o n strate a bedroom a t th e rear. A living room, the g reat world convention of the
T hey do n ot expect to be co ntented
new popcorn m achine. A n o th er ex­ a dining room and a k itchen will M ethodist church a t the opening of
w ith seeds an d flowers. E quipm ent I b jbR
will be of fru it ju ices by th e com plete th é room s on th e south the centenary several years ago.
to c a re fo r little chix is alread y in 1
The p ag ean t is introduced by a
P o rt-O -F ru it P ro d u cts Com pany. T he side.
place, and th e re is a prom ise of
The dim ensions of th e living room scene show ing the world torn assun-
fru it used in th ese products a re be­
an o th e r pen of puppies lik e those
ing grow n in th is section of th e coun­ and dining room com bined a re 36x der by strife between nations, and be­
w hich proved so p opular la st year. try .
15 54. They will have only an a rc h ­ tw een classes. T his scene is so te r ­
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T he tw o com panies have th e space
J. E. M etzger has an a ttra c tiv e way betw een and can easily be used rible, Mr. M etzger said, th a t it is im ­
ju st at th e head of th e sta irs in th e
space on th e m ain floor w here he will as a reception room. A larg e fire­ possible to describe. W ayfarer, th e
balcony of th e m ain pavilion. They show;. Brunsw ick phonographs.
place is to be b u ilt in th e living room. principal ch aracter, sees this and like
will occupy th e w'hole end of th e
T he k itchen is to have built-in fea­ many o th ers, w onders if God is a fte r
O ther exh ib ito rs will be K err Gif­
building.
tu re s and will be m odern in every all in His world o r if perchance we
ford & Co. Inc., w ith a line of cereals
way. A b reak fast nook is to be an have only had a fond dream . He does
T h e dom estic a r t d ep artm en t in
and foods. T ru Blu B iscu it. Com ­
ch arg e of Mrs. D elia M urray will be
added fe a tu re and will be built off not deny God, nor hum an progress
pany with cookies, fancy w afers, etc.,
from th e kitchen a t th e re a r of th e but has grav e questions.
located in th e ea st end of th e bu ild ­
and the G ranges of th e county w ith
house off from th e 6ack porch.
ing th is y ear on th e balcony.
The scene depicting w ar had many
th e ir old positions on th e south side
A, la rg e porch is being b u ilt on hundred if not th o u san d s in it and
T he O utlook's rest room will be i of t jje building.
located nearby ready to receive , O utside on th e gro u n d s, A. W. th e fro n t of th e house. It ru n s th e every im plem ent of w arfare. Suffer-
frien d s and visitors for a few' mo- Metzger & Com pany, in cooperation length of th e buillding and is eight ing women and children play a large
p a rt in th is scene.
m e n t's rest an d a chat betw een w ith th e U. S. Steel C orporation, will feet wide.
One of th e m ost convenient p arts
events.
W ay farer is sincere In his desire
exhibit a line of steel goods.
of th e new parsonage will be th e to know and be led by a divine m es­
T he a g ric u ltu ra l exhibits will be on
R ak er & Son will display F o rd
large, room y full size basem ent senger, called U nderstanding he
th e so u th side of th e balcony.
cars and F ordson tracto rs.
which is seven feet high. T he lau n ­ goes fo rth to learn. T he balance of
Concessions g ran te d to com panies
The Sm ith M otor Car Com pany
dry
room and a fu rn ace will be in the th e pageant is a review in sketch of
down sta irs a re of in te rest. Some­ will show th e p opular C hevrolet car
basem ent. A p art of it may also be the w orld’s injustice, to which Un­
th in g new th is y ea r will be Floyd and accessories.
p artitio n ed off and used for a Sun­ d erstan d in g gives in te rp re tatio n , to
M ack’s rad io exhibition on th e main
O. V. Bradley will have a display
day school room u n til a new church show th a t God does live and move
floor.
of Celtic trac to rs.
can be buil(.
-for hum an progress th ro u g h it all.
Maxwell S chneider will exhibit
Last year th e N orthw est Fence &
T he lot on w hich th e p arsonage is
T he scenes move on th ro u g h th e
m any of his b eau tifu l p ictu res th is | W ire W orks put up a p erm an en t ex­
being erected is to be filled in w ith Babylonian captivity in w hich Un­
y ear an d has th e e n tire west wall of hibit and a coat of p ain t has p ut th a t
two inches of d irt w hich will m ake it d erstan d in g
explains th a t God's
th e m ain pavilion.
exhibit in holiday dress for th is year.
ju s t th e rig h t height above th e street. plans "encom pass th e y ears.”
O ther ex hibitors on th e m ain floor
T he boys of th e M ultnom ah Jersey
W hen com pleted th is house prom ises
Mr. M etzger has much to say about
are th e E lectric Service com pany, Calf club have a concession and will
to be a fine ad d itio n to G resham .
th e beauty of th is scene. T he w on­
d em o n stratin g w ashing m achines and sell fresh Je rse y m ilk. T his booth
d erful size of th e stag e which he
th e P. R. L. & P. Co. w ith a la rg e ex­ will be at th e n o rth ea st co rn er of th e
says is at least 300 feet wide and
h ib it of electrical appliances.
A utom otive
E quipm ent
building LEAGUE INSTITUTE
IS WELL ATTENDED j very deep m akes th e scenery effects
J. W. H iggins will have his b ea u ti­ which was form erly th e m achinery
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ful ced ar chests on display again.
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Follow ing is a p asto ral scene with
A display of rugs, etc., will be 1 The L ad ies’ Aid of th e F irs t U nited atten d , ed . the E pw orth
L eague Insti-
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(sh ep h erd s by th e evening fire and a
B reth ren church of P o rtlan d will tu te
show n by th e N orthw est Rug Co.
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flock
of
sheep
safely
folded
near-
T he L aG ran Marco C igar "Company j have a lunch concession n ear th e en- th a n ever. T h ere was an en ro llm en t .
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by In th is scene th e th re e wise men
942.19; dried prunes, $843,577.99; Iis Koing to m ake cig ars in its booth j tran ce of th is building.
of 280 for th e first day of th e insti-
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which Is all ready. T hese cig ars will | W ill H essel will have a display of tute. ’The end of th e week found 340 ap p ear and in q u ire th e way. Soon
CONTRACTED DURING WAR j cherrfeB’ $83,461.32; berries, $148
, a chorus of angels also ap p ear and
i M itchell, Lewis & S taver Co. cars. In nam es on th e en ro llm en t list
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1141.32;
nuts,- $26,495.00;
vege be m ade by hand.
m ake th e announcem ent of th e b irth
and
T he F ish er F lo u rin g Mills will p ut | an o th e r location they will p resen t how ever, did .not reg ister. T he to any
ta l j
The fu n eral of H arry Joseph tables,
$33,882.99;
plum s
of a Savior.
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its
usual
exhibit
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st
and
best
display
of
farm
Sedig was held T uesday aftern o o n , | green prunes, $23,«82.16;
n u m b er who atten d ed d u rin g th e
O th er scenes follow th e triu m p h an -
A ugust 1, from th e Pow ell V alley {apples, $322.50; grapes. $1,712.39; P opular “scones” will have a p ro m i-! m achinery ev er show n on th e g rounds week was estim ated a t ab o u t 500
tal
en try , th e crucifixion and th e res­
T
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Covey
M
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Com
pany
of
Mission church.
¡apricots, $19,212.33; peaches, $19,- J n en t Place.
people.
u rrection. D uring all th ese scenes
Mr. Sedig's d eath was caused by 516.00. T otal, $1,981,557.30.
I T he Crown Mills and M athew s P o rtlan d will show’ Maxw’ell cars.
T he F alls City rep resen tatio n were
F red Todd, th e p o p u lar sign p a in t­ very en th u sia stic th ro u g h o u t th e U n derstanding explains G od’s plan to
tu b erculosis which he co n tracted
It is believed th a t th is y e a r's busi- ,unch s,an d have th e ir old places at
In none is an attem p t
er, will m ake signs w hile you W’ait, week and showed a fine sp irit. The W ayfarer.
w hile he was in the B rem erton Navy ' ness will to ta l $3,000,000 o r more. tb e en tra n ce to th e annex,
m
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to
p
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y th e fea tu re s of the
perhaps,
fo
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he
has
a
w
orkshop
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y ard s d u rin g th e w ar. H e spent al- T he association is now actively oper-
P o rtlan d Seed Com pany is p u ttin g
resu lts of th e in stitu te w ere m ore
m ost a year w ith th e naval reserves atin g in practically all of th e princi- a g re a t d®al
tim e and money into tablished a t th e g ran d sta n d and ex­ th an satisfacto ry . F rom 50 to 60 C hrist but It is as if a sp irit moved
th ro u g h th e scenes ca rry in g th e
a t B rem erton. The past w in te r he pal fru it d istric ts in Oregon and con- ,b e *r boo,b th is y ear and hope to pects to ta k e o rd ers fo r signs. The young people w ere converted and
cross, en terin g th e city. E v ery th in g
work
will
be
done
rig
h
t
th
e
re
on
the
tro
ls
over
3200
acres
of
fru
it,
w
hich
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abe
a
Pe
rm
a
n
en
t
location,
w ent to C alifornia w here it was
th e re w ere at least 100 recru its se­
else is th e re and th e m ind of th e list­
A lbers Bros, will have a double grounds.
hoped he would o v ercom e'the disease. acreage is steadily flo w in g .
cured fo r life service in different
en er fills in th e p icture of th e Christ.
A process w hich will g rea tly |
fields in both th e foreign and th e
He re tu rn e d to Oregon th is spring
The closing scene com es when
hom e m issionary work as well as th e . .
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and sh ortly afte rw a rd s w ent to th e change the p resen t cold pack m ethod NOTED LECTURER IN
WHAT CAN BE FOUND
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open a ir sa n ito riu m at M ilw aukie 6f carin g fo r fru it is rep o rted having
AT JERSEY CLUB BOOTH o th e r fields.
¡ea rth and kneel before th e cross and
w here his d eath occurred on Ju ly been used fo r th e first tim e th is y ear |
i hail C hrist King. They kept com ing
29 He was aged 24 years, 7 m onths by th e O regon G row ers C ooperative j A new fe a tu re of th e M u ltnom ah; The M ultnom ah Jersey Calf club E pw orth L eagues th ro u g h o u t th e
in groups and filling th e sta g e until
and 10 days at the tim e of his d eath association. Several kinds of fru it I county fa ir th is y e a r will be a series has secured th e space a t th e n o rth - sta te was form ulated which will have
Mr. M etzger said It seemed as If they
H e spent alm ost his e n tire life in j have been used w ith very satisfac to ry I
lectu res in th e a r t d ep artm en t, ea st co rn er of th e m achinery bulld- to be approved at th e an n u al confer-
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1 would never stop. Several thousand
Poweli Valley w here th e fam ily has results.
B arrels which have been These lectu res will be given in th e ing on th e M ultnom ah county fair ence at Salem on S eptem ber 6 before j
| persons ta k e part In th e pageant
resided m any years.
used in th e past have been discarded m orning from 11 to 12 o’clock on g rounds fo r th e ir booth d u rin g fair it can be adopted. Many changes will
which Mr. M etzger says m ust be seen
T he fun eral services, conducted by and five gallon lacquered cans a re (W ednesday, T h u rsd ay and F rid ay ; week.
They will sell cheese sand- be m ade in th e E pw orth L eague work
th e Rev. O. F. L arson, w ere a tte n d - now used as co n tain ers for th e fru it, ¡d u rin g th e fair _week.
wiches, co ttag e cheese, rich Jersey if th e new plan is adopted w hich will to be appreciated. W ords fail to ex­
press th e w onder and charm of th e
ed by a large nu m b er of frien d s an d Before going in to cold sto rag e, th e !
T he first lectu re, w hich will be giv- m ilk, "Je rse y V ita,” and p ure Je r- Include th e re-w ritin g of th e co n sti­
production. "Y ou forget everything
relativ es who m ourn because of his cans are filled with fru it w ith o r ' en on W ednesday. A ugust 9, will be sey *ce cream .
tu tio n .
¡aro u n d you" said Mr. M etzger, "and
ea rly death.
Solos w ere sung by ! w ith o u t su g a r and sealed, a f te r which hy Mrs. H opper of New York who is
"Jersey V ita” is a new milk bev-
j when it Is over you come to. like
Mrs. K arl J. H agberg and Mrs O. F. ith e y a re frozen solid and placed in now a P o rtlan d visitor. H er ta lk will erage th a t is refresh in g and delight-
P u zzle: Find Pop.
w)(|i j one aw akening from a d rea m .” He
A gentlem an having business
L arson.
storage. T he ad v an tag es claim ed for ! he on a r ts an d crafts. Mrs. H opper ful fo r th e kiddies and grow n-ups
T h e pall b earers w ere R. Spence, th is m ethod a re th a t refrig eratio n is } is well know n th ro u g h o u t th e U nited j alike. T he boys th in k it ’s g reat, and a back-country farm er in q u ired of j laughed as he said th a t he him self
Arvid and C arl B ackstrand, C arl ! m uch faste r; co n stru ctio n is encour- [ S tates an d it is considered a g reat w ant all th e ir frien d s to have th e th e fa rm er's boy w here th e old m an did not come to him self un til he had
was to be found. l i e s out in th e j driven several m iles in th e wrong di-
C h irstensen, David P eterson and G il-t aged because of th e sm all size of th e privilege to have h e r o n the program privilege of try in g it.
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b e rt Shuholm . In te rm e n t was in th e i can. and han d lin g is facilitated , for th e fair. Mrs. H opper has spent I T he ice cream will be m ade by th e plied th e boy, and added as aa 11- rect,on and ,ound hlmi,e,f on ,hfi
wrong sldp of th e city.
D ouglass cem etery.
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kinds of fru it have been used co nsiderable tim e on th e celebrated club m em bers from pure, rich Jersey lu m in atin g a fte rth o u g h t, “ P o p ’s" th e
T he pageant is not p u t on by pro­
Mr. Sedig is survived by his par-J in th is process w ith equal
success, it Louise Tiffany farm In New York, cream , w ith o u t eggs o r Junket.
I t ’s one with a h at o n .”— C h ristian In ­
telligence.
fessional
a rtis ts but by talen ted sin g ­
i She com es w ith a su b je ct of Interest delicious. ‘N ull sed!
T ry it, th en
en ts. Mr. and Mrs. C. W. Sedig o f ! is said.
ers and persons in terested in th e pro­
on
w
hich
she
is
well
qualified
to
tell
y
o
u
r
friends.
The
Bank
of
Gresham
pays
5
per
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Pow ell Valley, tw o bro th ers, A lb e r t1
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cent interest on time deposits.— Ad duction.
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and Oscar and one sister. Miss Hazel FORMER GRESHAM BOY
Mrs. D. Q. B arry took p a rt in th e
On T h u rsd ay , A ugust 10, Mrs
U p-T o-T he-M inute N otes n t F air
Sedig
DIES AFTER OPERATION
Helney
is
su
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ten
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th
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b
u
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Pa
keant
last year
C larence Holmes, a m em ber of th e
(■round A ctivities.
Card o f T han k s.
W ord was received a few days ago p o rn a n d park esm m ittee, will speak
One of th e eatin g house concessions ing of a long row of bleachers.
We wish to th a n k th e m any ¡of th e d eath of Nelson F eld a McColl, j , rg H olm es has ju s t retu rn ed from So t in to ru n n in g o rd er W ednesday
A 15-plece o rch e stra will furnish | INSTITUTE ECHOES AT
METHODIST CHURCH
frien d s and relatives who assisted by a fo rm er G resham boy, a week ago E uropp « h e re she spent a y ear study- ready to serve m eals. T he booth is lo­ m usic th is year. "B est y et” is th e!
a d s of kindness and w ords of sym- > last W ednesday. Ju ly
26. at th e tng m ethods
She will talk on gar- (’»ted n ear th e w est e n tra n ce to th e universal com m ent.
t gPnr|eea m orning and evening will
p ath y d u rin g th e illness and d eath of E m anuel hosp ital in P o rtlan d . Mr. de|1 m e,h o d s and ru ra l com m unities. A utom otive E quipm ent building,
The band stan d has been moved to bp rppumpd at th e M ethodist Bplsco-
o u r son and b ro th er. H arry Sedig: McColl was tak en to th e ho sp ital on T hjs wju t,P of in te rest to
all who
T. J. K reu d er and a crew of assist- a position n ear th e g ran d stan d p a, chlirf.h beginning next Sunday.
also for th e beau tifu l floral offerings. : th e preceding Sunday to undergo an ¡oye b eau tifu l g ard en s.
an t B a re busy g ettin g th e L ents P lans for evening Include a sp ly id ld
T h „ delegation of young people
Mr. and Mrs. C. W. Sedig. O scar, j abdom inal operatio n for som e form
F riday, R udolph B aar, a n ativ e of O range booth Into shape for th e fair. m usical program . R u n n in g races at from O rpgham , p |Pagant Hom*, and
A lbert and Hazel Sedig.
¡of stom ach tro u b le and was o p erated ¡Czecko Slovakia, will give a lectu re
Mrs. U. O. Sm ith was busy W ednes- 7:30 and polo at 8 :15 will also be Falrvlpw hag rplurnpd to , he hom„
on on Monday. He did not recover jon arf w eav| ng. He will describe d ay p rep arin g th e a r t d ep a rtm en t for evening fea tu re s th ro u g h o u t th e churchpg „ „ „ j w| , h th e enthusiasm
ZION EVANOELICAL
aB was expprted and th e Im m ediate band ,ooniH aI„, dlsplav a collection
opening day of th e fair
of th e recent g ath erin g s of Epw orth-
a a
a , , ,7
tv T n r*‘Ia,Ive" werp
o1 hl" "erious of hand woypn d rap e rie s w hich he
Much w ater and plenty of h ard
L arge electric lights have been in- la n , at Fal|g C |ty Thpy w |„ hay|)
Sunday school at th e Zion Evan-
H(g d eath o<.curred „ „ W ed- b a.
work can c re a te a tran sfo rm atio n . stalled which will m ake th e race
(>har<p of , he Hpry|res
gelical church next S unday m orning negday
T he a rt
d ep a rtm en t will be T hls •" show n in th e im proved ap- track and b andstand p ractically as day evPnlng a n d , ry to bring
at 10 o’clock, th e usual hour. P re ac h ­
Nelson McColl was raised in G resh­ sw am ped if everyone of th e ex hibitors p ea ran re of th e c a fe te ria taken over light as day.
some of its uplift to those who
ing in th e E nglish language will be­ am and was well known to all th e
by th e B aptist L adles' Guild of G resh­
A big carnival com pany is expert- pou,d
b„ „ , bp Fal|g (, )(y a a , b a r.
gin at 11 o’clock. No services will older resid en ts here. His m o th er. come th ro u g h w ith exhibits as prom ­
am. T he persuasion of Mrs. J . N. ed S atu rd ay w ith 2_(1¡ cars Including
ised.
T
he
regula r League service will
be held in th e evening.
Mrs. I. McColl, was p o stm aster of
This com pany Is be held In th e L eague room a t 7 p m.
A very fine collection of po ttery is C ianahan and o th e r ladies of th e five side shows.
G resham for nearly 20 years
guild has caused th e fa ir board to said to be th e cleanest carnival com
prom ised by a P o rtlan d man.
T h e p asto r, th e Rev. A. 8. Htsey.
Mrs. Marion Johnson, who has
T he im m ediate relativ es of N elson,
favor th e in stallin g of gas in the caf­ pany on th e circuit
; will occupy th e pulpit in th e m orn-
been q u ite ill fo r th e past w eek. Is
McColl are his wife, R nth McColl of
eteria.
Many of th e ladles of th e
T he stock b arn s a re filling up.
! ,n<
H|g fop|c wl|| be “C h ristian
X O T N ’E
rep o rted to be som ew hat b e tte r to ­
P o rtlan d , his m o th er. Mrs. I. McColl.
A
p
o
ultry
culling
d
em
onstration
B
aptist
church
and o th ers as well
T he pigeon clubs are m aking 300 j F o rb earan ce.”
day.
a siste r, Mrs W. C. B elt, of N ew port, j wm be held by Prof. H. E. Cosby. are gladly offering th e ir services to en tries of fancy stock.
T he Sunday school Is u n d er th e
T he rab b it show prom ises sp len ­ su perintendency of Mr. R u sh er dur-
P u b lic A u ction .
and • b ro th er. C h arlie McColl of Tuesday. A ugust 8, a t 2 p m on th e “ « k e th e cafete ria a success. T he
F o u r 20-acre and tw o 4 0-acre S eattle,
new d em o n stratio n farm located on ladies served th e ir first meal at noon did exhibits
)ng , bp absence of Its re g u la r super-
tra c ts. T hursday, A ugust 10.
Im -j
F u n eral services were held ,n th e E rn est S chw edler place, 1 >4 m ile today
E veryone is w orking and everyone (ntendent
:
west
of
W
ilson
C
orners,
on
th
e
provem ents. equipm ent.
Seven ml ( Portland on Thursday. July 2
at G resham -D am ascus road. Ail infer-
The
_ _ _ _ _ _ _
1 n< grandstand is being shingled happy. E veryone is expecting a big 1
so u th east Sandy.
C. C. P ilgrim
I
Finley’s
undertaking
parlors
Frank fair and fav o rab le w eather.
i C lackam as county fair. Sept. 19-12
ested a re invited to atten d .
ready for record crowds.
E agle Creek. Oregon.
The Multnomah County Fair Is Your Fair; Use It to Your Advantage. Five Days, Next Week