« A o t-rm h - ---- ----
FRIDAY,
MARCH
IMS
G uests a t the hom e of Mr. and Mrs.
L. P. M anning la st Sunday w ere H. H.
H endricks of Fossil, Oregon, nephew
T he d irec to rs of the county fair will
of Mrs. M anning and th e son of Mr.
hold th e ir next reg u la r m eeting in the
H endricks, W. G. H en d tick s and wife
city hall, Monday night, M arch 5 at 8
and. th ree ch ild ren of P o rtlau d , also
o’clock. The board is tak in g up plans
Mr. and Mrs. M anning's son and
for th e 1923 fa ir and will have im port
dau g h ter-in -law , Mr. and Mrs. L. H.
W ho w ant n ew cloth es
ff
an t m a tte rs u n d er consideration.
M anning and th re e ch ild ren from
N
ext
T
uesday
n
ig
h
t
will
be
th
e
time
P o rtland. L ast M onday evening, Mr.
w ill an d here the B est
for th e re g u la r m onthly council m eet and Mrs. M anning w ere g u ests a t the
ing.
Q u ality, and at prices
home of Mr. and Mrs. W. G. H en
T he G resham as, a hiking club, will d rick s in P o rtlan d a t a b irth d ay d in
that are right and just.
be under th e le ad ersh ip of th e presi n er given in ho n o r of th e 62d b irth
dent, Alice R oberts, next Monday ev day of H. H. H endricks. O ther g u ests
ening, from 5 to 6, and w ill go out a t th e d in n er tab le on th is occasion
east on th e Pow ell V alley road. “Come w ere Mr. and Mrs. R. J. H endricks
S P R IN G S U IT S
alo n g ,” say th e b ik ers who have been from Salem , Oregon. R. J. H endricks
' enjoying th ese sh o rt w eekly outiugs is th e * ed ito r of th e Daily Oregoi
for a few w eeks past. It is planned S tatesm an.
la te r to ta k e som e longer tram p s and
T he W om en’s W elfare com m ittee of
som e h ik ers hope to g et in trim for the G resham R ebekah lodge w ill m eet
m ountain clim bing next sum m er.
next Monday aftern o o n a t th e home of
L. L. K idder, who w as ill th e la tte r Mrs. Jo h n M etzger. All m em bers are
p a rt of last week is again ab le to re urged to be presen t.
m e n ’ s w ear
S hoes
sum e his w ork at his h ard w are store.
T he T w en tieth C en tu ry sto re r e
B ert Hoss, who has been driving a ceived a sh ip m en t of splendid apples
G R E SH A M
tru c k for the A. W. M etzger com pany a day or tw o ago. A pple week is d raw
P runers, S p ra y R o d s a n d N ozzle»
for th e past th re e y ears, has resigned ing to a close but ap p les a re still in
to ta k e up w ork in P o rtlan d . He com big dem and.
S p ra y H o se
M 'N IIA Y .SERVICES AT
ROCKWOOD
m
enced his new job on Monday of this
B E T H E L B A PT IST ( III B( II
A m eeting has been called of p e r
week.
sons In th is locality, who a re active in
An in te restin g m eeting of th e P a r
Bible school at the Bethel B aptist
Mrs. A. W. Shipley w as called to m usic, vocal or in stru m e n ta l, to be
en t-T each er circ le was held last
church will m eet prom ptly at 9:45. night at the schoolhouse, when P rin Oak G rove on T uesday to atten d the held in th e G resham lib ra ry at 3
A fter the opening exercises th e men s cipal Roy Cannon of the high school fu n eral of a relative.
o’clock next S unday aftern o o n . The
Phone 1421
’
T he Em il A lt auction sa le held on object is to o rg an ize a m usical society
class will re tire to the p arsonage for in G resham and Miss E thel Calkins,
F eb ru ary 22d w as a g re a t success, to enco u rag e an d d irect m usical ac tiv
the class study. P asto r David Q. county club leader, gave helpful talks.
th e re being ab o u t 500 people present, ities in G resham . All w ho w ould ca re
B arry will give a chalk ta lk serm on- T he teach ers of the Rockwood school,
who seem ed to be th e re for th e p u r to ta k e an activ e p a r t in such an o r
ette, "T he Pow er of One L etter in a Mrs. Mary K rueger, Miss A nna H art-
pose of buying.
T he sale was in ganization a re invited to atten d .
Word.
T he subject for th e serm on I man and Mrs. Daisy B urlingam e, w ere
I I c h a rg e ot W. 8. Wood and Sons ol
|
elected
to
rep
resen
t
the
circ
le
before
will o t "T he Key to K now ledge.” The
A 7-pound baby g irl w as born on
V ancouver, W ashington, and w as very
chorus choir will sing "In the Depths the fa ir board on Monday evening.
F eb ru ary 23 to Mr. and Mrs. T. Miyas-
satisfacto ry .
of the Sea,” by C. A ustin M ills. Toe Mr. and Mrs. S haever of Lynch dis- j
aki, Jr.. Mrs. S. W atanabe attending.
Mrs. H. H. Ott, who w as a recent M other and baby a re doing well.
tric
t
furnished
several
num
bers
on
band t.f '.ellowablp will he given to a
p atien t in a P o rtlan d ho sp ital for a
large class of new m em bers and the violin and piano.
Mr. and Mrs. C. A. C aro th ers spent
ordinance of the L ord's Supper will ne
The Rev. W. J. H erw ig, su p e rin te n ! few days, re tu rn e d to h e r hom e early Monday and T uesday a t Oregon City
observed.
dent of th e A nti-Saloon L eague of th is week and is rep o rted to be doing visiting th e la tte r's nephew , T. B lack
Ju n io r Union will meet at 3 o’clock Oregon, will give a sh o rt ad d ress at well.
burn an d fam ily.
In the afternoon and the It. Y. P. U. at th e g ran g e hall in Rockwood on S un
T he Poto P ro d u c ts com pany started
H ow ard T hom pson and wife from
6.30 in th e evening. Miss Mary Wold day evening, March 4, a fte r w hich he g rin d in g ag ain on S atu rd ay and is
T h e n a m e tells a
Ohio w ere c a lle rs a t the D. M. R oberts
will lead. T he song service will begin will show th e m otion p icture, "S afe now ru n n in g a t fu ll speed. It was
T ru e S tory.
home on W ednesday. They a re v isit
at 7:30, when fam iliar hym ns will be g u ard in g th e N ation.”
found n ecessary to overh au l th e boiler
ing
in
P
o
rtlan
d
w
ith
Mr.
T
hom
pson’s
sung by the congregation, led by th e I Miss Mary
Blllm eyer,
county I ! and re p • a ir -----
dam —
age done to
pipes by
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V , v * , VUUUIJ
m piJMn
IIJ
D ISC H A R R O W S
S P IK E H A R R O W S
b ro th er, Jim . and m ay m ake th e ir
ch o ru s choir. T he them e for the even h ealth nurse, spent the day today in the severe cold w eather. T he m ain of-
♦
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I it.. .. 1_ _ ■
.
home
in
the
w
est.
T
he
Thom
psons
ing serm on will be "Is th ere an Un th e Rockwood school, w eighing and lice has been moved to G resham . This
’.vill be rem em bered as resid en ts of
pardonable Sin, W hat Is It?"
exam ining th e pupils.
is tem p o rary , as it is expected to start
G resham a few y ears ago.
A com plete line of Im p lem en ts a n d M ac h in e ry , a l s o -
A fam ily reunion was held y esterd ay o th e r facto ries later.
P O I’L T K l S P E C IA L IS !
G eorge P resto n of th e M arshfield
at th e home of Mrs. Belle S tockton on j W. D. H owell of P o rtlan d , sales rep-
L arge L ine of G ood U sed Im p lem en ts
I ELLS W IIV ( l i l t k.S m i . th e Base Line, when a larg e num ber rese n tativ e of the P oto P ro d u c ts com co u n try is v isitin g w ith his m o th er a t
at less th a n au ctio n prices
of relatives and a few friends gath ered Pan Y. w as in G resham S atu rd ay . Be the B. W. E m ery home.
About 35 Interested persons attended
E
rn
e
st
C
allister,
a
w
orkm
an
at
the
to honor her birthday. T hose p rese n t ---------
"
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~
re p o rts th a t Poto p ro d u cts a re m eet
the poultry dem onstration held at the
w ere Mr. and Mrs. Dan R obertson, son ing w ith tine success and th a t Poto Columbia B rick y ard s, w as ta k en to
Odd Fellow 's hall in Boring last T u es and d au g h ter, Mrs. A nna AVagner of
! H
E L ’S
flour h as alre ad y had a good in tro d u c the P o rtlan d S an ita riu m th is week
day afternoon. Many had come from
Reliability
C ottrell, Mrs. Cora R obertson of To tion and tak es read ily on th e m arket. suffering from chorea, a n erv o u s d i
W. A. H ESSEL
Service
a considerable distance In o rd er to be ledo, Oregon, Mr. and Mrs. A lfred
1141
T he A uxiliary of G resham Post sease sim ila r to St. V itus d an ce b ut
G
resham
p resen t at the m eeting. H. E. Coshy,
1141
P alm er of P o rtlan d , Mrs. Dora P ete r- A m erican Legion, a t its m eeting last u n u su al in ad u lts.
poultry specialist from O. A. C„ d is Ison, Mrs. H attie Je n k in s Moore. Mrs.
Mr. and Mrs. B. M. L isbakken m ov
week, elected officers for th e ensuing
cussed “ H atching and Brooding of Iola Copeland and Mrs. Ruth M ollar
year. T hey a re p resid en t, Mrs. John ed y esterd ay to P o rtlan d , w h ere Mr.
Chicks."
The
of Fairview , Mrs. G race P eterson, M etzger; vice p resid en t, Mrs. O. A. L isbakken has em ploym ent.
"M any chicks die” says Mr. Coshv,
se creta ry ,
Mrs. A lbert Chas. C leveland house n ea r the high
Mrs. Goldie Copeland and ch ild ren of [E a stm a n ;
su it of im proper ca re of I ro utdale, Mrs. Mamie K uhlm an and .
C am p; tre a s u re r, Mrs. Jo e Chiodo; school w hich they vacated w ill be oc
i they are set. u nhealthy children, Mrs. L au ra P ullen, Mrs. i
ch ap lain , Mrs. F red S o u th ard , S r.; cupied by the Cowdell fam ily.
-----u*us mock, forcing breeders for
Mrs. O. A. E astm an is reco v erin g
M artha Cook, Mrs. Jo sie S tan ley and se rg e an t-at-a rm s, Mrs. Jo h n Brown.
fu l L S
ez X 8US „ ° i “ í “ kJ 8 - J f t - u i u e d by c a r.
heavy egg production, im proper incu
g ran d d au g h ter, Maxine, of Rockwood, i T he Misses Eva T ach ero n and W in from an a tta c k of lary n g itis.
c u s t o m ? “ 12“ " 0 "
' ° O k ln g
“ "“ "L
bation, im proper brooding, poor eq u ip
E ld e r K ilgore from so u th e rn Idaho
Mrs. Opal Keen and son, Mrs. H azel I ifred S t.C la ir, stu d e n ts a t W illam ette
su c c e ss o f its
m ent, uncom fortable q u a rte rs, neglect
Olsen and son of St. Johns.
, U niversity, su rp rised th e hom e folks w ill p rea ch over th e J. E. M etzger
o r im proper feeding." He also em
hv a visit home at th e la st week-end. sto re a t 11 o’clock next S atu rd ay
phasizes tlie fact th a t “Vigor is the ■
Sheet Music.
They
cam e from Salem w ith the Rev. m o rn in g , M arch 3. All a re w elcom e
foundation ot the poultry business."
We a re ca rry in g a fu ll line of all
J. C. S h u ltz is su fferin g from an at
E.
G.
R
an to n and w ere tak en back on
H e u rges poultrym en to kill every ' th e latest p o p u lar songs in sheet
ta
ck
of g rip ,
w eak, deform ed ami diseased chick as ( music. Buy a piece, tak e it home and S unday aftern o o n by C hase S t.C la ir.
Billie, th e little son of Mr. and Mrs
If
you
do
not
like
it
bring
it
hack
and
Mrs.
M.
E.
W
illiam
s
and
Mrs.
L.
P.
soon as possible.
exchange it. Guy I). Jones, Jew eler M anning w ere p resen t a t tea given L eslie P e rry w ho h as been in a P o r t
W ednesday aftern o o n a t the home of land h o sp ital sin ce J a n u a ry 1 w here
Palriiiiize the Home shoe Shiner.
Men's and ludics’ shoes, S aturday
Mrs. M anning's d au g h ter, Mrs. L. D. he w as ta k en for tre a tm e n t for pneu
afternoon and evening. Ruben Ander-
H ow ard of T routdale. T he tea w as m onia, w as b ro u g h t home ea rly th is
som staiid in Todd’s B arber Shop
given in honor of th e ladies of th e week. He is considered w ell on the
•The «Im i H and
G re sh a m , O regon
I ro u td ale P a re n t-T e a c h e r association. w ay io com plete recovery.
’ *'2’.U’. ’*.¡2°*.
a ni.. Serm on a t it
T h e Q ueen E sth e r circle w ill m eet
Mrs.
R.
T.
Sm
ith
and
h
e
r
d
au
g
h
ter,
a n d 7 30
m L o rd 's s u p p e r t he“ flrst
Mrs. Jam es S hepherd, sp en t a few at th e hom e of Miss L etitia P u lfer on
i
i.’Sr r ' " " ednesdav, 7:30 p m
lavs recently visiting th e ir d au g h ter next M onday evening, M arch 5.
« h o lr R e h ea rsa l. T h u rsd a y . 7 :30 p m
Much gratificatio n is felt by the
I niveroul B rotherhood is th e G oal” and sister, Mrs. Jam es Cook and fam
m em bers of th e M ethodist L adies Aid
"Come thou w ith us and we w ill do ily in T routdale.
Dr. S tric k e r of th e Oregon sta te
thee good.'
At th e recen t m eeting of the G resh society because of th e gen ero u s p a t
hoard
of h ealth w o rk in g in co n n ec
DAVID Q. BARRY, B. Th.. P asto r.
am C om m ercial d u b the re p o rts ro n ag e of th e ir an n u al b azaar last
[show ed th a t th ro u g h the generosity of n ig h t. T ables w ere sp read In both tion w ith th e U. S. public h e a lth s e r
G resham business and professional room s of the G range hall and w ere vice u rg e s m ore c a re on th e p a rt of
men and o th e rs am ple funds had been kept filled with p atro n s from 5 30 u n fam ilies and h ea lth a u th o ritie s In
T he b lizzard a te up a lot of p er
collected to m eet a l. expenses ol th e til n early 8 o’clock. T he v ario u s
h an d lin g cases of co n tag io u s diseases.
fectly
good fuel.
Get an E xcellent P roduct and at
Iwoths
w
ere
w
ell
stocked
w
ith
fancy
ta n n e r s ’ banquet held S aturday of
th e sam e tim e help th e building
H e say s th a t th e p ra c titio n e r w ho te lls
farm
ers
week.
The
expenses
will
a
p
and
useful
a
rtic
le
s
a
t
th
e
beginning
of
fund of
6
ou 11 need som e m ore Gnsco
N ext w eek at B ishop’s
th e fam ily th a t a case of sc a rle t fever
p ro x im ate $325.
th e afte rn o o n b u t w ere p refty w ell
brl(|uefN to tid e you over.
.s
n
o
th
in
g
but
a
slig
h
t
case
of
to
n
B e th e l H nptist C hurch
sold out. T he candy booth of th e
Don t w ait till th e la st minute,
, T he Bank of G resham pays 5 n e r Queen E sth e rs was a p e p u ia r co rn er. silitis is dodging his solem n o b lig a
cent in te r est on tim e d e p o sita - A(lv T he gross proceeds of th e day w ere tion to society and w hile he m av
you g ain n othing, save nothing
and m ay r u n sh o rt.
ab o u t $350. T he sh o rt p ro g ram of mu Please th e fam ily he and they m ay be
com
e
resp
o
n
sib
le
for
one
or
m
ore
h
u
t ic ai d rea d in g s w as w ell received.
Let oa « n it on you NOW.
m an lives.
| 1 H O B A SK E T B A L L GAM ES
We rec all, says Dr. S tric k e r, an in
P h o n e MAin 6500
ON T l ESBAY EVENING sta n c e w here a th ree-y ear-o ld child
o r ca ll a t th e
becam e 111. T he doctor w as pro m p tly
B E S T KILL
hut
—
BEST
A double head er gam e is to be p lay ( a ile d ; he exam ined th e p atien t and
3 ‘i lbs
ed in th e Union High gym nasium on diagnosed th e case as m easles. A sigh
2.»c
BEST
T uesday evening, M arch 6 w hen th e of relief im m ediately w ent aro u n d th e [
Bound .
;toe
G asco Bldg., F ifth and Alder.
Union High b ask et hall team and th e tam lly group. ”Oh! ,t -8 n o th jn g ¿
S. W. BEANS
G resham Aggies both m eet opponents
3 lbs
2,>c
and th en th ey w ith the
SA LT I’OKR
Vnlon High will play th e W est Linn
Rood ( . ) <l0€tor ,aughe<J at thp j()k) (
Bound .
2;{c
A l’I’l i s
High school team . T he A g ricu ltu ral •No re p o rt was m ade of th e case no I
Box
earn will he pRted a g a in st Corbett q u a ra n tin e w as in stitu te d an d no pre-1
#1.2»
High. Some exciting gam es a re ex- <aut ons tak en to sa fe -g u a rd th e com-
H I R K IN «
NOTIC E for I’l blicatiox .
| peeted.
BI I k < <>< «• \
nunltv.
N’eighhor-O
..nn
I
'
4 lor
11»
a , P e p n r,Ilirn t of the In trrlo r.
w
arned
.
gtlbOr
8
1
h
il,ir(‘n
w
ere
not
3 lbs
M arch 3 to 10
The Union High team played Oregon w arn ed to rem ain „w ay from the Li. s . lA n d Orfice a t P o rtla n d . Oregon,
“.»c
ru a ry Nth, 1933
City last night and it proved to he a bouse, m a few days a child ac ro ss ' ,, , y c i v E is h e reb F y e b given
th a t Jam . s "
*u<
son,
o
f
C
o
rb
e
tt.
O
regon, who. or. Sep
•’BI
B
t
i
t
El»
BI I k I» \ | ’L>
nfy victory for tno hom e ho>a
T h „ th e stre e t developed th e m easles, in a
!/.
’n,,e
r
¿5.
1919,
m
ad
e
H
om
estead I? ’ry
«'«ne , as , , tQ . ,n fM()r of
2 lbs
Mustard, q t »,-,c
Ko. 06459 for W l i SW G and N G 1, - ' 4
a
n
o
th
e
?
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r'
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en
a
u
o
th
e
r
»nd
3'
.
T
o
w
n
sh
ip
IS.
Rang.
;d "
High. I.eo Bailey won the ad m iratio n
encourage o u r custom ers to buy their
filed notice of In tte iio n tc
an o th e r an d so th e epidem ic w ent
|
ot
everyone
by
w
inning
18
poinlg
m
ak
e
T
h
re
e
-Y
e
a
r
P
ro
o
f,
to
establish
B ill ED I’M \ L S
canned eoods ,n large q u an tities and thus stim - B E I M O N , |
h ro u g h o u t th e tow n.
In th a t one >o the lan d a b o v e describ ed , before tlaim
the
1*011)1(1
I tic ulate the
f F 'f te r and R eceiv er of tlie V. S Land
< »tsiip, pint o»« ( i , , A n jfrlc an Legion team of block w here th e o rig in a l case d ev el B , mce.
‘ sale and use of all canned goods we
a
t
P
o
rtla
n
d
.
O
regon,
on
the
lt’th
(.resh am also b ro u g h t honor ,o G re sh oped and th e joke of it w as laughed d a y of A pril. ,923.
" n ill, d u riin baiurday and all next week give
I’ F B I I I O M >
am by Winning over Boring in the
ta in ia n t n a m e s a s w itn e sse s:
at. th re e fu n e ra ls w ere conducted for
V U ( H EESE
J o h n N ix, o f C o rb e tt, Oregon.
Q uart
title
cam e la st Monday evening w ith a
('naif- o f C o rb e tt, Oregon.
■
I « ith each dozen purchased at reg-
5
hlW
"
»
"
r
e
.
or
whom
Bound
" dllair. M iller, o f C o rb e tt. Oregon.
score of 29 to 12.
»2r
1 front th e m easles c o n tra c te d from A c tPS j ^(¡‘■’aoR giK h, of C orbett. Oregon.
•' prices. An additional 5 per cent will be
NACER K K A I'T
the first case th a t w as such a joke.
ALEXANDER »M EEK.
allowed on ail ase purchases.
Q uart
i a,.
s ' l t s u M on
PLEASANT
Register.
Th s Is ju s t one in sta n c e of m any
Bound ...
hat m ight be cited to Illu stra te th e re-
lor
I hese prices apply
S I (i t i t
to all canned good s in
1
chw
B ap ttat ch u rc h n ex j P
o° 7 T Ínal Care‘—
* -
1 2 lb s
o u r com plete line.
# GH»
ex
P art of d ish o n est and irre sp o n sib le
Aeulierg l.anl
(Limit
SMITH
II
p ra c titio n e rs and th e ir allie s
i
Med. pail
/
MEMORIAL
H um an Mfe is ,h e ch eap est a s se t in I
Large pail
H
e
r
.
will
7
mt’et
a
‘
7:30
P
C a n n e d '< \ x " l , l u S
« 'u Y l G e l l U . '. '; " , , ; ! ' a g U
, ' , ' P “ ' “ P '° r h° '" r UM -
h* eyes o f th e public. Is It not a fact
, " » r e w ill ho p r e ^ h in g ,,y , hc ,{pv
llh
nS ¿ V f
C ° f hog r h ,” e r a would
J. M are com m encing a t g O cloc|t
I Xi r-
no?
e
olerated
in a ny c iv il,,- d coun-
i h< B ap tist L adles Aid will hnid »♦
30c
■
Hogs
cost
money
and th ey m ust
1
f l ]ua h ty
REV. E. R D. HOLLEN’STED
- >’r^ e d . But ch ild re n ! an y p ^
« indow o , th e P le a . 1nt H(lln/
M inister.
"
•
'.1
can
h
a
re
ch
ild
ren
.
And
whv
an d Seri n f
U » o rro w aftern o o n , S atu rd ay .
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