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GRESHAM O rrtO O K .
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PAGE THREE
PLEASANT HOME
MANY COMMUNITIES REPORT ACTIVITIES
T he D aily V acation Bible school
—today
w ill open a t th e B ap tist ch u rch next
Monday m orning. Sessions w ill begin
at 9 o'clock and end a t 11:30. T h ree
TROUTDALE
BORING
Sunday schools a re co o p eratin g in
Miss C arrie Knox of P o rtlan d is
this
project. C o ttrell com m unity.
T ro r 'd a le has th e honor of h aving
SUCCESS
P lea san t Home B ap tist and P lea san t two of h er g ram m ar g rad e pupils and visiting rela tiv e s h ere th is week.
Sunday g u ests a t th e hom e of Mr.
Home M ethodist.
C o ttrell people one of her stu d e n ts of th e G resham
have a rra n g e d for th e h ire of au to ­ high school receiving aw a rd s for es­ aud Mrs. Floyd L ake an d fam ily w ere
TO
“OPPORTUNITY”
m obiles to ta k e th e ch ild ren back and says w ritte n on the A rm s C onference Mrs. 8. E. F ra n k , Miss Cora and E r n ­
forth. Mrs. A lta G eutry is th e p rin ­ Held at W ashington, D. C. T hese est F ra n k and M aster Elwood Mc­
NEVER
WAITS FOR
THRIFT
cipal. Among th e te a c h e rs w ill be aw ard s w ere m ade by th e F irs t S tate Carty. ail of P o rtland.
“ PREPARATION”
Roy McClung re tu rn e d to Yacolt,
the Rev. and Mrs. G eorge C. B erre- Bank of G resham . T he tw o pupils of
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ashington,
Sunday
a
fte
r
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of
m an, Mrs. Davis and Miss Ida Chase. th e g ram m ar g rad e received both first
O thers w ill be secured.
prizes aw ard ed to g rad e pupils and several days a t th e hom e of his p a r ­
LADDER
T he p rogram to be given by the th e rec ip ien ts w ere T héophile De- ents, Mr. and Mrs. A. J, McClung.
‘BE PREPARED’
Mrs. Andrew G ribble, who has been
Com m unity Council a t th e O rient W itte of th e eig h th g rad e and R obert
g range h all S atu rd ay evening, May 19. H arlow of th e seventh grade. T he visiting for th e p ast 10 days at the
THE
is p ro g ressin g nicely.
Miss Sadie high school stu d en t. H a rrie t H olm es, hom e of Mr. and Mrs. Win. Morand
an d fam ily, re tu rn e d to h er hom e in
Read and Miss Lucy Ost of th e G illes­ received second prize.
CLIMB
pie School of E xp ressio n w ill be pres-
T he T ro u td ale F lo w er club m em ­ P o rtlan d Sunday.
A
larg
e
crow
d
from
th
e
G
resham
| ent and give sev eral read in g s. Miss b ers w ere en tertain ed a t th e hom e of
we’ll co-operate
N orm a Lee Peck and Miss H oney will Mrs. W. F. Honey a t G resham on S a t­ Rebekah lodge is expected to attend
give m usical num bers as w ell as th e u rd ay evening.
T he club enjoyed th e in itiatio n exercises of th e Boring
C ottrell o rch e stra. One of th e leading looking over Mrs. H oney's b eau tifu l I Rebekah lodge a t th e 1. O. O. F. hall
num bers w ill be “E m balm ing Eben- flower garden. L ater th e g u ests e n ­ F rid ay evening a t w hich live can d i­
ez er’’, a d ark ey com edy in w hich a joyed piano solos by Miss F lo ren ce d ates a re to he initiated. A program
very lively corpse c re a te s m any Honey and vocal solos by Mrs. S alen a and banquet w ill be given.
Miss G lennie H oliam on, who has
laughs. E benezer R ubenstein, H orace S h o rt of W ashougal, W ashington. A
H ardupp and Dr. G eorge W ashington dainty lunch w as served by th e h o st- been suffering w ith blood poisoning in
Gresham, Oregon
S tonew ail Ja ck so n w ill p rese n t th is I ess. A num ber of th e club m em bers h er foot for the past week. Is rep o rted
som ew hat improved.
num ber.
Two o th e r sh o rt p lay lets reg ret being unable to attend,
V. E. M endenhall has recen tly p u r­
w ill be on th e p ro g ram as w ell. A t
School h ere w ill close on F rid ay
I th e close of th e p ro g ram refre sh m e n ts with a May day p ag e an t given by th e chased a new Ford runabout.
F ran k K onferen of Hot S prings,
| of cake, ice cream , sandw iches, coffee ch ild ren on the school g ro u n d s a t
and punch w ill be served.
110:30 follow ed by a picnic lunch and M ontana, visited S. E. W aller, Sunday
Mr. and Mrs. W ilber P o tter of
Miss A nna L en n artz leaves to n ig h t a baseball gam e in th e aftern o o n be-
for M ilwaukie, W isconsin, to spend tw een th e g rad e hall team and T erry K lam ath F alls, a re visiting th is week
“I w ouldn’t go through the pain
a t the hom e of Mrs. P o tte r’s m other,
several w eeks w ith her g ran d m o th er, team.
again for a m illion dollars.” said
M iss Eleanor Spruell after dancing
She is a senior in th e G resham higli
T ro u td ale Cam p F ire G irls' indoor Mrs. Mary P otter.
!*> hoars and thirty m inutes for en-
Boring lost th e Sunday ball gam e to
school and has all h er cre d its an d baseball team played C orbett high
dnntnce record at N orfolk. Va.. and
has m ade arran g e m en ts for h er g rad - school g irls' team on T ro u td ale Oswego, by a very sm all m argin, th e
heating the Cleveland, U , recurd by
uation in June. She expects to en ter g rounds S atu rd ay aftern o o n . S core score being tied in th e 9th Inning and
tw euty m inutes.
the lo th inning w as played w hich
W illam ette U niversity in th e fall.
42-21 in favor of T routdale.
Sagacity.
Mrs. H. F. W ihlon has re tu rn e d
T ro u td ale baseball team played the gave Oswego one e x tra ru n . m aking
Ju n k m a n —"A ny ra g s, pap er, old
from a trip to C alifornia, w here she E astern an d W estern L um ber corn- the score 4 to 3.
iro n ? ”
F our Boring young people carried
spent
five w eeks visiting w ith friends. | pany ball team of P o rtla n d on th e
H ouseholder ( a n g r ily ) — “No, my
w ife's aw ay."
T ro u td ale diam ond S unday aftern o o n . aw ay prizes given in th e rec en t essay
Ju n k m a n —“Any b o ttle s? ”
( o m n iiiiiit) (o u n c ll E n tertain m en t. I ¡score 9 to 6 in favor of th e visitin g co n test for th e b est essay en titled ,
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i T he C om m unity Council w ill give (eam
“They sh a ll b eat th e ir sw ords Into
“Jo h n n y , I'm a fra id I ’ll not see you an
en te rta in m e n t
in
th e O rient
Mr. and Mrs. F ra n k B annerm an an d plough sh e a rs.” T he prizes w ere g iv­
in heaven," said th e fa th e r to his G range h all S atu rd ay , May 19 a t 8:15
e r r a n t son.
j sharp. A dm ission 25 and 15 cents. Mr. and Mrs. J. C. B ran h am of P o rt­ en by th e F irs t S tate Bank of G resh ­
“ Why, w hat have you been doing E veryone welcome.
land w ere Sunday v isito rs a t th e W il­ am to th e best essuvs from th e 7th and
now, P o p ?”
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8th g rad es in C lackam as and M ultno
liam W right home.
Mrs. W. N. R h in eh a rt of Amity, O re­ m ah counties, also to th e sev eral high
DAMASCUS
gon, and Mrs. H. E. B radley of W est schools in th e tw o cou n ties Second
: :
Miss M argery Sm ith, hom e dem on- Linn, Oregon, w ere visitin g frien d s and th ird prizes to 8th grad e stu d en ts
: :
w ere won by Miss K atie A nderegg and
stra tio n ex p ert, w ill hold a m eeting h ere on F riday,
f i a t the U nion schoolhouse W ednesday
Sunday d in n er g u ests at th e hom e Miss Evelyn Slefer of Boring and two
| j afternoon. May 16, a t 2 o’clock. H er of Mr. and Mrs. J. S. H udson w ere, In the F resh m an year of th e G reshatn
| ! subject w ill be "K eeping Our F am - Mr. and Mrs. C. H. K esler, Mr. an d high school from Boring w ere, second
1 1 ¡lies on T h re e M eals a Day.”
Mrs. J. L. H udson. B. B arnes and son prize to Miss Mary Lang and th ird to
J. W. N orton has b o u g h t a F o rd L ester, Mrs. Thom pson. Mr. and Mrs. Melville Richey.
ru n ab o u t of A rm en tro u t & W icke.
F isk, all from P o rtlan d .
H arold N orton is serio u sly ill an d
Mr. an d Mrs. J. Moore from Bend,
SANDY BLUFF
O rder
w as ta k en to St. V incent's h o sp ital Oregon, a re v isitin g Mrs. M oore’s
Made from Cream o f Tartar
Mr. and Mrs. Joe Caldo en tertain ed
| | B R I Q U E T S j la st S atu rd ay .
m other, Mrs. M. J. T iller.
derived from grape»
W alter Young, d istric t road boss of
Mrs. M ary P arso n s visited S unday Dr. and Mrs. Menzies an d ch ild ren
from P o rtlan d on Sunday.
now
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am
ascus,
expects
to
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once
to
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Mrs. C h an d ler an d Bister, M yrtle
c ru sh about 1000 y ard s of rock, w hich Linn, Oregon. H er d au g h ter F ay re-
Contains No Alum—Leaves No Bitter Taste
1 has been broken th e p ast six or seven tu rn ed hom e w ith h e r a fte r sev eral Brook, visited hom e folks Sunday.
Jerom e Brook and wife w ere w ith
| w eeks. A new b u n k er is u n d er con-1 d ay s1 visit w ith th e B radleys,
home folks for a few days b u t have
stru ctio n . T his rock w ill go on F o s­
moved to K lam ath Falls.
3 5
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te r road from th e T roge place to th e |
PLEASANT VALLEY
Some of th e m o th ers m et at th e
| i Pay when delivered I county line as fa r as th e supply
I reaches. W hen th is ro ck is cru sh ed I T he cooking club u n d er th e leader- schoolhouse with th e ir g irls and th e ir
this Fall
an o th er 1500 y ard s w ill be broken, ship of Mrs. F. A. L ehm an and th e leaders, Mrs. Van Fleet of th e cooking
2 s
:
| It is estim ated th a t it ta k es ab o u t 2500 sew ing club u n d er le ad ersh ip of Mrs club, and Mrs. A ult of th e sew ing
y ards of cru sh ed rock to finish th e | G. A. Bowen w ill m eet T h u rsd ay ev- club. Miss E thel C alkins w as also
road. W hen all is applied to th e F o s­ ening in P le a sa n t V alley g ran g e hall. p resen t and was much pleased w ith
te r road it will be ready for paving, P atro n s and frien d s of th e school a re the w ork th e clubs have done. T he
Telephone 1581
cooking club served a nice lunch.
a strea ch of about th re e m iles.
co rd ially invited.
UontraetN, seed and Information can be bad of Walrad
A ladies dance, th e first of its kind Miss C alkins organized a can n in g club
Adds add to your ad-vantage.
M ercantile UoM A. W. Metzger A (’<>., Cecil Metzger Gro­
in th is com m unity, w as given S a tu r ­ w ith Mrs. A ult as leader. They will
cery, First State Bank, Hank of Gresham, Lledfor’s
day n ig h t a t th e home of Mr. and Mrs. m eet th e la tte r p a rt of th e m onth to
Powell Valley store, Fox Bros, and J . O. Davis at Trout­
A. M. S p rin g e r of P le a sa n t Valley. o utline th e ir work.
Mrs. Ja c k Ross and d au g h ter, who
dale, Cady’s store at Fairview, George Page’s store at
An ap p reciativ e crow d had g ath ered
'Iwelve-Mile Corner, A. It. Elliott,
Powell Valley,
and th e ladies c a rrie d th e ir p a rt w ith has been visiting h er p aren ts, Mr. and
20th Century Grocery, Gresham, and a t the factory at
a sp irit and self possession th a t did Mrs. R. H. Radford and o th e r r e la ­
Gresham.
them cred it co n sid erin g th e ir very tives left Monday for a sh o rt visit
lim ited p rac tice in lead ersh ip and at Toledo, Oregon. From th e re she
FIRST CONTEST.
OREGON Pit RUE A CANNING CO.
who sh all say w hat th is step in th e will re tu rn to h er home in C alifornia
P hone 1881
G resham , Oregon
F irs t P riz e ......................... $25.00 for g re a te st yield to th e a c re in pounds
Mrs. J. F. W atkins and tw o sons,
rig h t d irection m ay b rin g out if per-
Second P riz e ....................$20.00 for g re a te st yield to th e ac re in pounds
sued. T he gentlem en c e rta in ly played George and Jew ell, visited th e ir son
T hird P riz e .......................$15.00 for g re a te st yield to the ac re in pounds
F o u rth P riz e .................... $10.00 for g re a te st yield to th e a c re in pounds
th e ir secondary p a rt ad m irab ly and and b ro th er, H. H. W atkins and fam i­
F ifth P riz e ........................$ 5.00 for g re a te st yield to th e a c re In pounds
during th e evening h o u rs they spread ly Sunday.
A lbert A ult visited at hom e S u n ­
a d elig h tfu l re p a st w hich, by the way,
SECOND CONTEST
was a com plete su rp rise on th e ladies day. A. J. A ult w as also home over
and a p le asu re to all. Never, at any Sunday.
F irs t P riz e ........................... $25.00 fo r g re a te st yield of No. 1 size to ac re
Sole Agents
T he W illing W orkers of th e com
previous tim e had a crow d seem ed
Second P riz e .......................$20.00 for g re a te st yield of No. 1 size to acre
T hird P riz e ......................... $15.00 for g re a te st yield of No. 1 size to acre
m ore congenial a t th is h ospitable m unlty ch u rch at« p lan n in g a b a­
F o u rth P riz e ..................... $10.00 for g re a te st yield of No. 1 size to acre
home and never had they ta rrie d zaar and social some tim e in Ju n e,
OTHER GOOD EATS
F ifth P riz e ......................... $ 5.00 for g re a te st yield of No. 1 size to acre
longer, it w as in th e “ wee sm a h o u rs” the d ate will be given later.
th a t all d ep arted w ith th e cordial In­
T his contest is open to everybody and everyone bas a cb an ce to
VHTOKV
vitation to come again and b ring th e ir
win an y of the prizes or a prize in each contest. T he only re q u ire ­
friends on May 26th.
m ents a re th a t you p la n t and ra ise not less th a n one h alf a c re of
Victory P aren t-T ea ch e r association
Pow ell S treet, Phone 1891
cucu m b ers and deliver to the Oregon P ickle & C anning Co. at th e ir
will m eet on F riday evening, May IS.
p la n t n e a r th e O. W. P. depot, G resham , Oregon. If you have not
$lnce 1903
A. J. W. BROWN, Prop.
FAIRVIEW
m ade y our co n tra c t do so a t once as only a lim ited num ber of acres
A sh o rt p rogram w ill be given and r e ­
w ill be taken.
At th e re g u la r m eeting of th e F a ir- fresh m en ts served. All p atro n s are
view g ran g e la st S atu rd ay th e follow ­ urged to be p rese n t as th is is th e la st
POWELL VALLEY
ing w ere appointed to a c t w ith th e m eeting of th e y ear and the tim e for
Gresham, Oregon. Phone 1881
g en eral com m ittee a rra n g in g
for th e an n u a l election of officers,
T he re g u la r m eeting of th e P aren t-
fa rm e rs’ field day: Miss C lara S ales, I T he 16-moiiths-oid d au g h ter of Mr
T
each
er asso ciatio n will be held a t
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R. R. M orrill and J. W. Tow nsend. and Mrs. Jo h n E b erle has been very th e schoolhouse next F rid ay evening,
T he form er will ac t w ith th e com ­ sick for several days but is rep o rted a May 18, at 8 o'clock. A good program
m ittee In ch a rg e of m usic, th e la tte r little im proved.
will be given, including dialogues,
L aw rence IJouthlt celeb rated his
sp o rts and Mr. M orrill on g eneral a r
rec itatio n s and songs, also a num ber
The N ational City Company, one of the largest and
any quantity—any time
ran g em en ts. Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Tow n- 112th b irth d ay la st S atu rd ay by invlt-
by th e L u th er L eague m ale q u arte t.
most conservative bond and investm ent houses in
D ELIV ERED
| send w ere elected a lte rn a te d elegates '*’6 12 boy friends to help him. A
R efresh m en ts will be served at the
America has just purchased $1,000,000 worth of our 7%
to th e sta te gran g e. Mrs. M ary Hol- baseball gam e, a fine d in n er and a close of th e program . A cordial in ­
Made In G resham
Prior Preference Stock.
lensted, th e le ctu rer, conducted a ■general good tim e w ere rep o rted .
vitation Is e x te n d e d lo all.
This is the most im portant deal in Public Utility stocks
T he Victory sew ing club, u nder the
M others' Day program w hich w as a p ­
PACK PRODUCTS CO.
T he re g u la r m eeting of the L uther
in Portland in years.
I direction of its leader, Mrs. R obert
preciated by all those presen t.
Phone 1391
.eague
will
he
held
at
the
church
next
G resham
W ouldn’t you like to have a few shares of this a ttra c t­
Mrs. F lo ren ce In g alls, who has been ! K erslake, en tertain ed the m others of
Sunday
evening
a
t
8
o'clock.
Miss
;
ive security, too?
th
e
m
em
bers
at
the
home
of
Mrs.
I m aking her hom e w ith her d au g h ter,
$98.00 a share; par value $100.00.
I Mrs. 8. C. Dixon, has been removed K erslake on S aturday. T he tim e was M yrtle AnderBon will be th e leader.
All a re welcome.
Over 7% on your money.
For cash or on easy term s
to E m anuel hospital w here she is sp en t in a social way and w as g reatly
M a x w ell S ch n eid er
Mr. and Mrs. A lbert P alm biad en- Í
seriously ill, w ith little hopes for her enjoyed by all. Lunch was served
INQUIRE TODAY.
PHOTOS
and th e w ork of th e g irls was ex ­ ertafned at d in n er on Sunday Dr. and
recovery.
Mrs. J. S tu re of Sandy.
In vestm ent D epartm ent
II
am ined.
PICTURE FRAMING
T he B ank of G resham pays 5 p e r i
Mr. and Mrs. L. Foch had as d inner j Main S tre e t
G resham
11 c e n t In terest on tim e d ep o sits.— Adv
Phone o rd ers to O utlook 1561.
P lio n e M l
g u ests recen tly Mr. and Mrs. Em il I
Room 605 E lectric Bldg., P ortlan d , Oregon
Lind and fam ily of P o rtland.
Miss E dith W right of Redmond. ■ Union P arent.Teacher« W ill Elect.
The P a re n t T each er association of
Oregon, who atten d ed th e school here
last year, Is visiting w ith friends In ■
Union d istric t will m eet a t th e
the d istrict. She Is now th e g uest of Hi hnolhouse on F riday aftern o o n , May
T ro u td ale City H all, T ro u td ale, Oregon
th e Misses Ju d ith and H elen I,arson, j
- 3 0 . T his being th e last m eet­
ing of th e school term an d also th e
Fresh or Cured, Lard, Etc., prepared and sold under ab­
S A T U R D A Y E V E N IN G , M A Y 19
a rp e n le r and P a ln le r W anted.
for the election of officers, a full
solutely sanitary conditions and at lowest
Royal 4-piece OrehfHtra of Portland
eral weeks w ork In ca rp en te r- ■ atten d an ce Is desired. Mr. and Mrs.
possible prices, you'll go to
rep a irin g and p ain tin g in ex- J. DeYoung and Mrs. H erm an Jo h n -
C om m ittee— Jam es Spence and R ichard K n arr
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r a " h ’ ,o r
f'lr "on ‘■"•»»‘“ Ute a com m ittee which Is
n
ltu
re,
In ru b ato m or anything, by . .
.
G entlem en, dlJHi
l.adle« F ree
c o n tra c t week or day. .Merrill, 12- I P*8n,dng en th u sia stic a lly
for th e
Everybody W f*lt*oaie
GEO. DIETL, Prop.
Phone 1711
Gresham
¡m ile-house.
Phone G resham 2421 1 com m unity picnic to be held in Ju n e
, evenings)
In th e grove n ear th e school.
BANK OF GRESHAM
1 oz, or I ton ?
One ounce of Royal Baking
Powder is worth a ton of
cheaper baking powders
when you consider the su­
periority in the quality,
healthfulness and taste of
food prepared with it.
SAVE
B a k in g F o w d e i
■ |
Save $1.00
WANTED
,| EK STR O M |
100
ACRES CUCUMBER PICKLES
$150 °° in Cash
RED ROCK COTTAGE CHEESE
G R E SH A M M E A T M A R K E T
Oregon Pickle & Canning Co., Inc.
ICE
GOOD FOR YOU TOO
Portland Railway, Light & Power Co.
FOR THE BEST MEATS
THE SANITARY MARKET
DANCE