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G resham O utlook
VOL. 12, NO. 102
GRESHAM, MULTNOMAH COUNTY, OREGON, TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 20, 1023
WIND WRECKS 2
CORBETT HOUSES;
1 HOUSE BURNED
TUESDAYS
AND
FRIDAYS
#1.50 Per Year
HIGH MUSIC PROGRAM
W II I. ATTRAI T M ARI II 2
GRESHAM PEOPLE
ASK GAMBLING AT
FAIR BE STOPPED
"D im in u tiv e” is th e te rm th a t m ay
be appied to one of th e nnum bers th a t
w ill be given a t the Union H igh school
m usic p ro g ram on M arch 2, according
to D orothy M. Dickey, d irec to r of vo
Tw o houses w ere com pletely de
cal m usic at th e high school. T his
G resham Circle, P aren t-T each er a s
stro yed in th e C orbett d istric t by the
p a rtic u la r num ber may be dim inutive sociation w ill u nite with o th er o rg a n
east w ind w hich ro a re d th ro u g h th e
in q u a n tity but it is by no m eans so izations in terested in th e w elfare of
C olum bia gorge on W ednesday and
in q u ality , for th e fresh m an boys' th e young, in th e ir dem and for a
q u a rte t is determ ined not to be o u t clea n er county fair in the fu tu re. T his
T h u rsd a y ot la st week. T he top of
done by th e o th ers on th e program w as brought out a t th e m eeting of th e
th e chim ney w as blow n off from th e
w ho may be “older and w ise r” th an circ le la st n ig h t w hen th e p resident,
co ttag e occupied by H. H. R uhr, c a re
they. T he freshm an boys' q u a rte t has th e Rev. H. R. G ebhardt, w as a u th o r
ta k e r of th e Ju liu s L. M eier country
been rec en tly form ed in a special ef ized to ap p o in t Borae person to re p re
home.
A shes sc a tte re d from th e
fo rt to get th e fresh m an class sta rte d sen t i he org an izatio n in a conference
chim ney set Are to th e house and it
along th e lines of m usic. The boys w ith th e fair board and re p re se n ta
b u rn ed to th e ground. T he g ara g e in
who have been selected to ap p ear on tiv es of v ario u s o th e r local o rg aniza
w hich th e R u h r autom obile w as kept
th is p ro g ram a re H ervy Ide, V earl tions for th e purpose of m aking con
aJso ca u g h t on fire and both c a r and
H ow ell, E arl Stone and' Ja ck Dow- stru c tiv e p lan s for th e fair. Mr. Geb
g ara g e w ere destroyed.
sett. It is expected th a t la te f on in h a rd t h as not yet m ade th e ap p o in t
W ould it be ask in g too m uch to i m agnanim ous a n d ' too novel exam ple and th a t th e m ost lib e ral professions th e y ear still an o th er fresh m an q u a r
A sum m er co ttag e b u ilt n e a r th e
m ent.
edge of a cliff in th e low er C orbett urg e people to p ause for a t le a st a of a people alw ay s guided by an ex- of good-will are very fa r from being te t w ill be formed, th e only lim it to
A num ber of m usical num bers and
c o u n try w as blow n over th e bluff. few m in u tes on T h u rsd ay an d th in k of I alted ju stic e and benevolence. W ho th e su re st m a rk s of it. I should be eligibility being "w illin g n ess to try ."
rec itatio n s w ere given by pupils of th e
Roofs w ere to rn off from sev eral th e g re a t m an w hose b irth d a y is cele can doubt th a t, in th e co u rse of tim e happy, if my own ex p erien ce had a f
T he q u a rte t is to sing (a) “T he C li
b a rn s by th e severe gale. T he wind brated on th a t day? Why is his nam e an d th in g s, th e fru its of such a plan forded few er exam ples of th e littie m a te”, a su b ject w hich is easily m ade school, a fte r w hich M. O. Nelson of
w as said to have been going a t the know n not only th ro u g h o u t th e United would rich ly rep ay an y te m p o rary ad- dependence to be placed upon th em .” hum o ro y s; (b) "Vive L ’ A m our”, a C herry P ark near T ro u td ale gave a
m ost in te restin g talk. Mr. Nelson is
S ta te s but all over th e w orld? Be- v an tag es w hich m ig h t be lost by a
r a te of 100 m iles an hour.
song of good-fellow ship hi w hich sh o rt
Wind Cause* Damage in Troutdale. cau se he is looked up to from one steady ad h eren ce to it? Can it be th a t ! As early as 1786 W ashington urged solo p a rts will be tak en by H ervy Ide. on th e ed ito rial staff of th e P o rtlan d
T elegram and has m any friends h ere
T he w ind did not blow as hard la st c o rn e r of th e e a rth to th e o th e r as one P rovidence has n ot connected th e p er- ! th e abolishing of sla v ery : "I never
As its second group of songs the
■week in T ro u td ale as it did in C orbett of th e g re a te st of men. No o th e r m an m an en t felicity of a nation w ith its m ean, unless som e p a rtic u la r clrcum - Boys' Glee club will sing (a) " L a r who w atch for his w ritin g s and con
b ut it w as severe enough to blow th e is his equal u n less it is A braham Lin- : v irtu e ? T he exp erim en t, at least, is J stan ces should com pel me to it, to pos- board W atch" a song of th e sea, in sid er them am ong th e finest featu res
recom m ended by every se n tim e n t j sess an o th er slave by p u rch ase, it 1^- w hich th e boys will have o p p o rtu n ity of th a t fine new spaper. He is a m em
tops off from a num ber of chim neys c° l n ’
b er of G resham g ran g e and has been
T
he
w
orld
is
in
a
tu
rm
o
il
a
t
th
e
and b rea k window s. T he top of one
w hich ennobles hum an n atu re . A las! 1 ing am ong my first w ishes, to see to show w hat they can do in the way
of th e chim neys in th e schoolhouse p re se n t tim e. Many people a re p re is it ren d ered im possible by its v ices?” I som e plan adopted, by w hich slav ery , of dynam ic and m elodic effects, ju st a fav o rite sp eak er th e re and in th e
P aren t-T ea ch e r m eetings on occasions.
w as blow n off. School w as to have d icting a w orld w ar. If th is is tru e,
E d u catio n w as an o th e r of W ashing- *n t*1*8 co u n try , m ay be abolished by as an o th er song "T u b al C ain" will tax
Mr. N elson's ta lk la st n ig h t em pha
been opened ag ain M onday m c -n in g th e re w ill be a need as never before of to n -g hobbtes: Promote> ag all obJect law."
th e ir ab ilities along h arm onic lines
b u t it w as im possible to use th e tw o a second G eorge W ashington or of a of p rim a ry im p o rtan ce, in stitu tio n s for
On th e su b ject of u n iv ersal relig io u s to r it is su n g in s tra ig h t four p a rt sized th e necessity of one’s becom ing
room s affected by the dam aged chim second A braham L incoln to d ire c t th e th e g en eral diffusion of know ledge.
liberty, W ashington said : “I have h arm o n y ; (b) “ H ark! I H ear a Voice", la m ilia r w ith com mon everyday ob
je cts if one would get the enjoym ent
ney. School, how ever, w as resum ed by destiny of th e w hole w orld. IT such
often
expressed my sen tim en ts, th a t a ro llick in g old college song.
"In p ro p o rtio n as th e stru c tu re of a
estab lish
w hich w ill add zest to life. The
M onday noon by u sing th e rem ain d er a m an should come and
every m an, conduc ing him self as a
T
hen
th
e
G
irls'
Glee
is
to
ap
p
ear
in
peace th ro u g h o u t th e j g0Vt rn m ®nl gives force to public o p in
of th e building. Tw o w indow s w ere e v e rla stin g
good citizen, and being accountable, th e ir la st gro u p of so n g s: “ K entucky know ledge gained by studying flowers,
w orld, he w ould be en titled to a place ion, it should be enlightened.
also broken by th e wind.
ought to be p ro tected , in w orshipping Babe”, w hich is a w ell know n fav o r trees, th e m ountains and th e heavenly
“K now ledge is, in every co u n try , th e
One window w as broken in th e in h isto ry beside th e tw o g re a t A m er
the Deity acco rd in g to th e d ictates of ite, and “ My G ran d m a's Advice", a bodies will give p leasu re from day to
su
re st basis of public happiness. In
ican
p
atrio
ts.
M ethodist ch u rc h in T ro u td ale by th e
his own conscience.”
num ber w hich th e ir d irec to r says she day an d often leads to w onderful de
one, in which th e m easu res of g o v ern
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wind and a window th a t had ju st been
can prom ise will be sung ns only a velopm ent in a p a rtic u la r field of
Wise Words of Washington.
m ent receive th e ir im p ressio n s so im
p ut in in th e lib ra ry room w as b ro k
I hope I sh all alw ay s possess firm group of fine-spirited high school g irls study.
“O bserve good faith and ju stic e to m ediately from th e sen se of th e com
en. A roof from an old b arn and one
Some of th e questions w hich Mr.
ness and v irtu e enough to m ain tain can sing it.
w
ard
s a ll n atio n s; cu ltiv a te peace and m u n ity as in o u rs, it is p ro p o rtio n ate
from an old building in tow n w ere
Nelson asked th e boys and g irls p re s
w hat I co nsider th e m ost enviable of
ly e ssen tial.”
d isplaced by the gale. T he Hood R iv harm o n y w ith all. R eligion an d m o r
en t w ere "W here does the full moon
all title s—th e c h a ra c te r of an honest DAVIS DELIVERY CAR
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ality
enjoin
th
is
co
n
d
u
ct;
an
d
can
it
e r stag e th a t had been lying on its
rise,” “W here th e new m oon,” "W hy
m an .”
IS
BEING
DUG
DI
T
"A sle n d er acq u ain tan c e w ith th e
side in th e d itch on th e Sandy road be th a t good policy does n o t eq u ally
does th e old moon sit in th e new
T he C hevrolet delivery c a r belong m oon's lap,” “ Why a re th e Coast
w as g o tte n o u t F rid a y fend w as ap p a r enjoin it? I t w ill be w o rth y of a free, w orld, m u st convince every m an, th a t
J u s t before p assin g on to th e g reat
enlightened, and, a t no d ista n t period, ' actio n s, n ot w ords, a re th e tru e cri-
en tly not dam aged.
beyond, W ashington said : “ F ath er of ing to J. O. Davis, T ro u td ale m e r R ange m o u n tain s peaked w hile the
a g rea t nation, to give to m an k in d th e | te riö n of th e a tta c h m e n t of frien d s, m ercies, ta k e me to T h y self.’
Highway Open to Traffic.
ch an t, w hich has been held in the A ppalachian R ange m ountain« have
T he C olum bia Rivery H ighw ay w as
snow d rift a t th e top of th e Fairview rounded to p s,” "W hy do th e b ra n c h
again opened up S atu rd ay , and S unday “GRESHAM ROY”
es on th e fir tre e s in th is vicinity grow
I ALIFORNIA MAN WEDS
GRESHAM MAN SINGS
hill since F eb ru ary 13, is being dug th ic k er on th e w est side of th e tree ,"
FRIGHTENS OWNER
b ro u g h t q u ite a num ber of autom o
GRESHAM WOMAN
IN PORTLAND CONCERT
o ut today. A p a rt of th e tim e it has “Why do those on th e ced ar tre e s
biles. T he highw ay is now p rac tica lly
G resham Boy, th e splendid p acer
The m a rria g e of Mrs. Coral M ary
Guy D. Jo n es san g the p a rt of Don been com pletely covered w ith snow ab o u t C ascade Locks grow th ic k er on
c lea r as fa r as th e V ista H ouse and is and pet ow ned by T. R. H o w itt of
open to one-w av traffic from th e re to G resham , caused some ex citem ent la st G arvin, d au g h ter of Mr. and Mrs. B. Jo se In th e first a c t of "C arm en, b u t la st night when visited by re p re th e ea st side,” and m any oth ers. By
se n tativ es of th e Outlook th e top was sk illfu l q u estio n in g th e lansw ers w ere
Hood River.
S unday m orn in g w hen he d isap p eared H. B usick, to W illiam A. T hom as of w hich w as a special fe a tu re of a m ost
T he Sandy riv e r is still filled w ith from his p a s tu re down a t th e stock f alifo rn in a, took p lace la st F rid a y in te re stin g o p era tic p ro g ram p u t on visible and one could look into th e bro u g h t out and In a way th a t those
ice p a r t w ay betw een th e tw o b ridges y ard s w itho u t leaving any tra c e of evening, F e b ru a ry 16. a t 5:30 a r th e , last S unday aftern o o n in P o rtla n d un- ca r from th e rea r. It seem ed to be ' who heurd will not soon forget,
located a t T ro u td ale and a t th e club w here he had gone. A young pacing W hite T em ple in P o rtlan d . T he Rev. Id er th e d irectio n of R oberto C orruc- full of snow b ut is said to be p artly
Mr. N elson w as obliged to ride from
loaded w ith coal, w hich no doubt w as
house above T routdale.
his hom e on h orseback in o rd er to
colt who has not yet been nam ed, also D. Q. B arry, p asto r of th e B ethel Bap- clni. A usby K. B ishop of P o rtlan d ,
needed
T he county h as hired crew s of men ow ned, by Mr. H ow itt, d isap p eared tis t ch u rc h in G resham , officiated an d b ro th er of H al E. Bishop, gave solos in , so rely
,
.
„ In the , cold w eath er of reach G resham and fill his ap polnt-
used th e rin g cerem ony. Only a few connection w ith th e program . The la st week. T he ca r becam e stalled in m ent
to shovel th e snow out of th e cro ss w ith him.
th e snow and It was im possible to go
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ro ad s going n o rth and south. In som e
T he fact th a t th e h o rse an d colt in tim ate frien d s w ere p resen t. They P o rtlan d O peratic com pany was spon-
e ith e r fo rw ard or back and no help (fR A IlE SCHOOL BUSY
places th e snow d rifted in to a w ere m issin g w as first discovered by w ere th e Rev. and Mrs. D. Q. B arry, sor for th e m usical en tertain m en t.
1
height of eig h t or te n feet. T he high th e keeper at th e stock y ards. T he Mr. and Mrs. B. II. B usick, p a re n ts of
In th is co nnection it is in te restin g could be o btained a t th e tim e. A
WORKING ON OPERETTA
sm
a
lle
r
c
a
r
is
said
to
be
in
th
e
d
rift
b an k s of snow on each side of th e h o rses had been allow ed to ru n in th e th e bride and C. G. S chneider.
to note th a t Mr. Jo n e s has been in v it
A recep tio n an d d in n er w as given in ed to sing w ith th e A m erican L ight en tirely covered w ith snow.
T he O utlook re p o rte r, upon paying
road in m any places p re se n ts a p re tty p a s tu re w ith the cow s b u t w hen S u n
T he w ork of digging o u tN h is ca r is a v isit to th e G resham g rad e school
sight.
day m orn in g cam e and tim e for th e honor of th e bride and groom a t th e Opera com pany of New Y ork, w hich
in cid en tal to th e efforts on th e p art of today, ch an ced upon a p re tty scene in
stock to be fed, G resham Boy and th e home of th e brid e s p a re n ts on Mon- he may do a fte r m ak in g special prep-
D.
W. McKay, forem an of ro ad D is th e school au d ito riu m . A few In
LOCAL ROY MEMBER
young co lt w ere gone. T he ground day evening. T he Invited g u ests w ere oratio n for th e w ork. W hen in I’o rt-
O.A.G. TIIREE-LINK I'Ll R w as covered w ith snow b u t no p rin ts Dr. and Mrs. R ich ard N eubauer, th e land in D ecem ber th e m an ag er of th a t tr ic t 4, who .s a crew of ten men at q u irie s soon revealed th e fact th a t
Rev. and Mrs. D. Q. B arry , Mr. and I com pany gave u n stin ted p raise to th e w ork th e re today in an effort to open ¡'practice on th e o p ere tta "T he Goblin
T he O. A. C. T h ree-L in k club, an o r could be found to d eterm in e w hich Mrs. H arold B usick. b ro th er and sis- ■ m usical o rg an izatio n s of P o rtlan d and th e road. They a re w orking into th e F a ir,” w hich Is to be given In th e Ma-
d irection they had gone.
g an ization sponsored by th e Odd F e l
d rift from th e south and will en- j sonic hall ab o u t M arch 10, was In
As soon as th e loss w as discovered, ter-in -law of th e bride, W. A. H essel Bajd t bey w ere of an u n u su a lly high
low s, had an in itiatio n la st week. T he
co
u n ter a b ank ot snow a t le ast 15 p ro g ress. T he Beene w as such an
and
th
e
h
o
st
and
hostess.
T
he
even-
o
rd
er
and
even
su
g
g
ested
th
a
t
th
e
th e k ee p er notified Mr. H ow itt. A
clu b is com posed of Odd F ellow s and
ing w as sp en t w ith m usic. Mr. T hom h ea d q u arte rs of th e A m erican com feet deep in som e places.
in te re stin g one th a t th e re w as a
se
arch
w
as
m
ade
all
day
S
unday
w
ith
sons of Odd F ellow s w ho a re a tte n d
tem p tatio n to linger longer and long
out finding th e an im als. By th a t tim e as is a m usician an d e n tertain ed w ith pany m ig h t.b e moved to P o rtlan d .
ing college.
REBEKAHS TO HOLD
m any num bers. Mrs. N eubauer also
er. One th in g , how ever, w as esp ecial
T his is an u n u su al and highly sig-
G eorge L ane, son of C. H. L ane of it w as th o u g h t th a t th ey m u st have fu rn ish ed som e m usical selectio n s in 1 nificant d istin ctio n for both G resham
ANNUAL I'ONVENTION ly n o ticeab le in the m usical p ictu re
been stolen.
G resham , is a c h a rte r m em ber and a
being p resen ted by th e boys and g irls
and P o rtlan d . To be d istin g u ish ed in
G resham Boy w as raised in G resh her u su al p leasin g m an n er.
T he G resham R ebekah lodge has
leading m em ber of th e degree team .
A second recep tio n is to be given m usical le ad ersh ip sp e ak s w ell for
on th e platform and th a t was th a t one
am
and
had
alw
ays
been
a
g
re
a
t
pet
been extended an in v itation to atten d
H e has also held im p o rta n t positions
so it w as expected th a t he w ould come th is evening in honor of Mr. and Mrs. any individual and an y city o r-c o m th e an n u a l convention of th e 14 Re of th e m ain c h a ra c te rs was a large
on sev eral of its com m ittees.
T
hom
as
by
Dr.
and
Mrs.
R
ich
ard
N
eu
black cat rep o sin g peacefully on th e
m unity. It m ay be said th a t G resham
L ane is a fre sh m a n re g istered in the hom e if he had g o tten o ut of th e p a s b au er a t th e ir hom e on th e highw ay.
bekah lodges in P o rtlan d w hich Is to i iap of one
th7
t a k i n g 'p a r t
has m uch fine m usical ta le n t and an be held on T h u rsd ay , F eb ru ary 22. | WbPn shp aro8p
tu r e by him self. Monday, how ever,
heI(J R
hpr
school of a g ric u ltu re and had ch a rg e
T
he
couple
expect
to
leave
W
ednes
effort is being m ade to develop a
of one of th e side show s a t th e a g ri passed w ith o u t his m aking his a p day m orning for th e ir new hom e nt
com m encing a t 9:30 a. m. at th e O rient arm s. T he o p e re tta prom ises a sp ec
i stro n g com m unity m u sical center.
p ea ra n c e here. Mr. H ow itt had left
lodge h all, No. 426^4 E. A lder stre e t, ial tre a t for th e near futurp.
c u ltu ra l fa ir held la st week. He also
Roseville, C alifo rn in a, n ear S a c ra
su p erv ised the building of th e rook at 6 o ’clock th a t m o rn in g to co n tin u e mento.
P o rtlan d . D ena Lodge No. 71 w ill act
T he a tten d a n ce a t the G resham
FUNERAL OF OREGON
th e se arch and w hen he cam e home
as „ hostess for th e convention.
■’i.inttre w hich w as co n stru c te d in 13
, g rad e school is co n tin u in g to grow.
PIONEER
IS
HELD
th a t evening he said th e h o rses had
h o u rs. T his is th e record for building
E xem plification of the different j One npw pup„ pntprpd gchoo| tf)(|ay
been found down by th e ra ilro a d tra c k POULTRY DEMONSTRATION
a rook bonfire.
w orkings of th e Rebekah degree In- wbo
M arlon
bp((t known as
F
u
n
eral
serv
ices
for
Paul
Dunn,
IN
LO.
O.
F.
HALL,
BORING
w hich is q u ite a d istau ce from the
L ane is a m em ber of th e A lpha S ig
te rsp e rse d w ith a m usical and lite ra ry , be ,,ttle lady who ha<| t ,,p p u rt of
pioneer
resid
e
n
t
of
O
regon,
who
died
p astu re .
m a D elta fra te rn ity .
"H atch in g and Brooding of C hicks,” in P o rtlan d a t th e hom e of his d au g h p ro g ram , w ill ta k e place d u rin g th e , queen ,n thp BprlnK paKPa(lt ,aHt ypar
G resham Boy is know n on th e tra c k
w ill be th e to p ic fo r th e p o u ltry dem te r, Mrs. Je sse Dixon on F e b ru a ry 11, day. At 7 o’clock in the evening an sc h o o ls to Have Holiday T h u rsd ay,
th ro u g h o u t th e United S tate s and is
MR. AND JIRS. E. T. SELL
A„ of th e gchoolB
, he COUIlty wU,
o n stratio n to be held npxt T uesday, w as held last M onday m orning a t 9:30 o rc h e stra will e n te rta in w ith a short
GIVE BIRTH HAY DINNER believed to have a g re a t fu tu re before F eb ru ary 27, begin n in g a t 2 p. m.. at a t St. M ichael's ch u rch . Sandy. T he concert, follow ing w hich th e R ebekah bavp „ h„ ,,day T h u rB d ar F( b ru ary
him as a pacer. H e w as en tered a t th e
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Boring, In th e Odd FeMows hall. L ast fu n eral w as to have been held la st degree will be co n ferred on can d id ates 22, W ash in g to n ’s birthday. T he law
Mr. and M rs. E. T. Sell of Pow ell M ultnom ah co unty fa ir la st y ea r in
fall th e d em o n stratio n w as held at th e T h u rsd ay m orning b u t deep snow by U topia R ebekah Lodge No. 62.
req u ires th a t school be held for an
V alley en te rta in e d a t a b irth d a y din th e 2:12 pace.
A special Invitation has. been ex hour and a h alf which m akes it neces
E. S chw edler farm . T he holding of m ade It Im possible to have It at th a t
n er on S unday in honor of th e la b o r ’s
th e m eeting In th e hall a t Boring will tim e. T he body was ta k en to Sandy tended to a ll Rebekahs. A num ber of sa ry to have a - s h o r t session in the
m o th er, Mrs. E lizabeth R adford of I Dixie B read Wagon B raves Storm .
do
u b tless accom m odate a la rg e r n u m last Sunday. In te rm e n t was In Rose G resham m em bers are p lan n in g to at- niornlng blIf tbp r ,.m a| ndpr
tbP (lay
T he D ixie bread w agon w as th e only
G resham . A beau tifu l nickel perco
ten d from here. All those who can go will be a holiday.
b er th an form erly. All who a re rals City cem etery.
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la to r w as p resen ted to Mrs. Radford.
ing chick en s a re Invited to come and
P aul D unn w as born in C anada in a re asked to g et In touch w ith Mrs.
The G resham grad e school will have
T hose p re se n t besides th e guest ot sto rm s and reach G resham w ith fresh
b rin g th e ir neighbors.
1862.
He cam e to P o rtlan d wflen th a t B. L. W alrad.
a program T h u rsd ay m orning w hich
su
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ho n o r w ere h e r b ro th er, Jam es A lli
P ro fesso r Crosby ask s. Does p o u ltry city w as Just In its infancy. He and
w ill com m ence a t about 9:30. An In
son an d Mrs. A nna Herfhessey of S an la st week, acco rd in g to E. S. Goff, th e
ortland concert co
pay? and he a n sw e rs th e q u estion his wife have m ade th e ir hom e in S a n
v itation is extended to all.
driv
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dy, Mr. and Mrs. E lm er R adford of
MILL GIVE PROGRAM
th u s: "T h is depends upon th e m an, dy for a good m any years. They had
C o ttrell, Mr. and M rs E rvin Radford the h a rd e st to com bat, said Mr. Goff,
not th e hens. It is b e tte r to plan th e been living th e re u n til ab o u t a m onth
and
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A sacred co n c ert w ill be given at G RES II AM TO HAVE
of P o rtlan d , V ernie R adford, Miss
investm ent acco rd in g to a net labor ago when Mr. Dunn becam e ill anil
NEW GRADE SCHOOL
th
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th e M ethodist E piscopal ch u rc h In
G ladys H arm on and little A thaline
land, but th e seem ingly im possible re tu rn of $1.50 per hen, p lu s the value they w ent to P o rtla n d so he could be G resham n ex t Bunday evening. F ebru-
W ym er of G resham .
T
he
on of w heth e r G resham is
w as accom plished, m uch to th e s a tis of the hen th a n to expect $3 to $12 per n ear m edical aid.
a ry 25 by ab o u t 25 m em bers of th e to havp , nPW gradp gcb(x), bulldlnK
hen, as Is fre q u en tly seen In red ink
Mr. D unn is survived by his widow,
HAVE A GOOD HORSE to w ork, ride factio n of a ll concerned.
th e afflrm atlve ,agt
ad v ertisin g . P o u ltry keeping on th e Mrs. Mary E. Dunn, a d au g h ter, Mrs. P o rtlan d C oncert com pany u n d er the w a„ angwprpd
o r drive w ith h a rn e ss and buggy.
lead ersh ip of Prof. Jos. A. Finley. S atu rd ay w hen th e people of School
W ill tra d e fo r a good, fresh cow.
W hat you bellev'. never w ill ch an g e av erag e farm Is a co n sisten t, dally, M arg aret Bell and tw o sons, C. T. T his will include solos, duets, q u a r
R. F. W alters. Phone G resham 1731 & fa rt.
Dlst No. 4 voted favorably on a $60,000
profitable, cash cro p when p ro p erly Dunn and Jo h n J. D unn, all of Sandy,
te ts, o ctets and ch o ru ses and prom ises
bond Issue for th e erection of a new
m anaged, if not, th e ch an ces a re m ost I He also had four g ran d c h ild ren .
to be one of th e m usical tre a ts Of the
J6-room g rad e school building on the
'. or-.ble foe a m inus Income. S elect
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w inter. G resham sin g e rs In th e con p rese n t gtte w here th e old one now
W ere Tw ice Too Sm ail.
some ce n tra), d ependable so u rce of j
c e rt com pany a re Miss M artha Hag- stan d s. T he vote c a rrie d w ith a 92
Inform ation an d follow th a t source
A colored w oman dem anded a re-
religlousiy in all p h ases of manage» fund on a p air of hose recen tly pur- berg. Leslie W alrad and Guy D. Jones. m ajority. T h ere w ere 220 votes ca st
No adm ission will be charg ed but a , and , 56 w er„
favor Bnd OBly „
-hased. T he floor w alk e r asked
merit. A m ix tu re of too m any system s
“ Madam, did they n ot com e up to ailver offering will be taken, a p a rt of J aKH| nBt it
m eans, u ltim ately , no system a t all ! your ex p ectatio n s?'
w hich will be used to defray tra n s-
Thp board of dlre(.tori, of d,Btrlct
and d eserted p o u ltry h o u ses.”
I “ Ixirdy, no,” she an sw ered . “Dey
No. 4 # r# tfj mppt w ith th e arch itect*
......
j h ard ly com e up to my k n ees.”—Lake- por a on expense».
COMMITTEE
W'a'hlngton’« Birthday Social.
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th is evening and discuss plans. It has
Sheet Music.
T ro u td ale City H all, F eb ru ary 22 | They look a t a co rp se and say.
not yet been decided w h eth er th e
Jack Shultz, B. >V. Thorne, W A. Heagel.
We are c a rry in g a full line of all
A uction sale of b ask ets, p rogram , j • Well, h e's o ut of his tro u b le s ” But th e la te st p o p u lar songs In sheet building w ilt be a one- or tw o-story
Edw. Aylsworth, J. E. Metzger.
g am -s. d a n c in g .- Adv.
how do th ey know ?
m usic. Buy a piece, ta k e It home and stru c tu re .
If you do n ot like It b rin g It back and i
Gut of fai hicn, out of tro u b le.
Want aa s. add to y o u r profit.
ex change It. Guy D. Jo n es, Jew eler.
P h o a e w an t ads. to 1661,
WISE WORDS OF WASHINGTON
P
POSTPONED DANCE
FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 23
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