DEEP CREEK
ORIENT
BORING
Deep C reek school organised a lit
T he O rient school w ill give a bask et
e ra ry club F riday afternoon. A nita social a t th e g ran g e hall n ex t F rid ay
A nderson w as elected president. Ina evening November 23. T he proceeds
Richey, vice president, and D orothy w ill go to w ard th e final paym ent to be
A anson, secretary. T he following
, m ade on th e school piano. A program
w ere appointed on the program com w ill be given by th e school, afte r
m ittee: E thel B erglund, E velyn H ed- w hich th e baskets, w hich w ill be pro-
den and Jo h n Krebs.
j vided by th e women and g irls, w ill be
Otto, Am elia and E rn est K rebs w ent I auctioned off. No adm ission w ill be
to Mt. A ngel S aturday nignt w here j charged.
they attended a big d in n er Sunday j
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nlRht.
Shooting Mutch at Orient.
Mrs. F red H ouse of C azadero is vis
itin g for a few days at th e hom e of her
p urents, Mr. an d Mrs. H. B. Lund.
Mr. and Mrs. Jno. K arlen and baby,
w hile re tu rn in g from D am ascus S a t
u rday evening w ere crow ded over th e
bank, w hen a c a r tried to pass them on
the grad e about h alf a m iles southw est
of Boring. C onsiderable dam age was
done to th e c a r but th e o ccu p an ts es
caped u n h u rt.
Mrs. Gus Brim, who h as been v isit
ing for th e p ast week a t th e home of
h er sister. Mrs. E. V. M auldiug. re
tu rn ed to her hom e in V ancouver S u n
day.
|T K O | T B A I.E ( L I 'll U INN
MANY FIN E P H IZ E S
T ro u td ale P o u ltry club has ended a
m ost su ccessfu l year under th e lead
ersh ip of A. J. K rueger aud w ill m eet
on Novem ber 27 at 2 in th e aftern o o n
to plan for next seaso n 's w ork. T he
club ended the year w ith 100 per cent
rec o rd s in recognition of w hich fact
th e local leader w as presented w ith a
handsom e pin from the United S tates
D epartm ent of A g ricu ltu re and Oregon
A g ricu ltu ral College E xtension work
R obert H arlow is presid en t and Dale
P arso n s se creta ry of th e club. The
seaso n 's
prem ium s
and
aw ard s
am ounted to $165. includfug a four-day
free trip to th e fair and two w eeks'
sum m er school for Dale P arso n s at
Oregon A g ricu ltu ral College. F ollow
ing a re th e aw ard s won by th e m em
bers and team s of th e club.
At th e M ultnom ah county fair poul
try ju dging team , second; Dale P a r
sons, first, Chas. H ow ard, th ird , Jo h n
R obinson, fifth on pens of Anconas.
At Oregon S tate fair, p o u ltry ju d g
ing team , second: D ale P a rso n s first,
an d silv er cu p ; Chas. H ow ard, fo u rth ,
on pens of A nconas. The A nconas
won over 45 pens, including 11 differ
ent breeds.
At th e Pacific In tern atio n al, Dale
P arso n s, first and Chas. H ow ard, sec
ond on A nconas. The p o u ltry judging
team tied for first place. It consisted
of Dale P arso n s, Jo h n Robinson and
R obert H arlow . The egg judging team ,
co n sistin g of Clyde and A rnold Daum
and Chas. H ow ard won second prize.
The th re e high scoring boys for the
season w ere Dale P arso n s, Jo h n Rob
inson and Clyde Daum.
CHEVROLET
New Low Prices
Misses L illian, R uby and May Le-
A shooting m atch w ill be held in
K ander spent the w eek-end w ith th e ir ' J o *»an>on's field at O rient on Novem-
. ber 24 and 25. Rifle, sho tg u n and pis-
p are n ts.
On all Chev rolet models
! tol.
P len ty of fat tu rk ey s, geese
Mr. and Mrs. A nderson and family ' ducks and chickens. S andw iches and
spent S unday w ith th e ir daughter, | hot coffee w ill be served on the
Mr. and Mrs. A. G ribble of P o rtlan d
Mrs. Sm ith. Mrs. A nderson rem ained grounds. P ro fessio n als w ill be handi w ere Sunday g u ests a t th e hom e of
capped.—Adv.
as her dau g h ter is ill w ith th e sm a ll
Mr. and Mrs. Wm. M orand and fam ily.
pox.
T he Boring Rebekah lodge is p re
VICTORY
p arin g for an e n tertain m en t and b a
The follow ing ch ild ren have been
out of school due to illness th e past
T he Victory P a re n t-T e a c h e r associa- za ar a t th e I. O. O. F. h all on F riday
w eek:
L aurence H anson, Evelyn i tion w ill m eet F rid ay evening, No- evening, November 30. A splendid
H edden, W ilbur and Clifford F osberg, 1 veinber 23. at the schoolhouse. The program is being p rep ared and a large
I ra DeW itt and W erner K rebs. Some social p a rt of th e evening w ill be in asso rtm en t of b eautiful handw ork
a re back and o th ers a re expected soon. honor of th e club ch ild ren of th e d is w ill be offered for sale.
Mrs. McClung retu rn ed hom e the
All a re looking forw ard w ith p leas tric t who have m ade rem a rk a b le
u re to a p a rty w hich is to be given at show ings an d won m any honors at all la st of th e w eek from a visit w ith rela
th e Mowery T uesday night.
th e fairs. A p rogram w ill be given tives at W auna, Oregon.
Mrs. E. V. M auldins, who has been
The L eK ander fam ily attended the and refre sh m e n ts served. T he meet
q
u
ite ill w ith g rip for th e p ast week,
b azaar a t Pow ell Valley.
ing was postponed from la st week be
is rep o rted m uch improved.
cause
of
chicken
pox
in
th
e
school.
Mrs. H anson and Lee B arttlem ay
Mr. and Mrs. Leroy T an n e r of P o rt
spent th e past week a t Bible in stitu te.
land w ere S unday guests a t th e home
Mildred A nderson is ill and all w ish
KELSO
of Mr. and Mrs. W. E. C hilds and
for her an early recovery.
fam ily.
Mr. and Mrs. L eK ander spent Sun- 1 T he K elso school d istric t voted
Distributor for Chevrolet M otor Cars
Mr. and Mrs. R. P. Coates an d fam ily
day afternoon w ith th e ir d aughter, down the proposition of securing
W illn rtl Storage B atterie«.
of P o rtlan d w ere Sunday g u ests at the
Mrs. W. G. Beduar.
m ore land for th e school g ro u n d s at a
hom e of Mr. and Mrs. O. A. P alm er
Phone
2331
Gresham
Miss Ruby L eK ander spent th e special m eeting called to decide the
L o rris C hilds an d R uth W aller w ere
w eek-end a t Rufus, Oregon, w here she question last S aturday. T he Kelso
m a rrie d in V ancouver S aturday.
attended a silver w edding.
W om en's club will proceed w ith th e ir
S. J. G arriso n of P o rtlan d is visiting
M ildred A nderson sp e n t a few days j p lans for th e building of a play shed
for a few days at th e hom e of his
POWELL VALLEY
in P o rtla n d having d ental w ork done. for the school and will m eet one day
d au g h ter, Mrs. H. Naas an d fam ily.
M od ern, N ew
Jo h n K rebs, one of th e seventh th is w eek to discuss plans.
The L adies' Aid society of the Sw e
Mr. and Mrs. W. R. T elford an d sons
grad e boys, is doing ja n ito r w ork so
W allie and Tom. m otored to S eattle dish M ission ch u rch will held a b a
as to be able to take m usic lessons.
th e la st of th e w eek for a few days' zaar on S atu rd ay evening, November
Mr. K rebs had the m isfo rtu n e to
24, at th e church.
v isit w ith rela tiv e s there.
lose a good w ork h orse la st week. It
T he people of th e Swedish L u th eran
A rth u r F ro st and E. V. M endenhall
Treatment,
both
fell over a log and broke its leg, m ak
local and internal, and has been success re tu rn e d M onday from a w eek-end ch u rch w ish to publicly th a n k all
ing it necessary to shoot it. Mr. K rebs ful in the treatment o f Catarrh for over
fishing trip to th e D eschutes riv e r and those w ho co n trib u ted to th e success
is using a h o rse for logging belonging forty years. Sold by all druggists.
of th e ir b az aa r S atu rd ay evening. Mr.
re p o rt excellent luck.
C ity W a te r, E le c tric L ig h ts. L o t 100 x 100,
to P las D ouglas.
F, J. C H EN E Y &. C O ., T oledo, O hio
Mr. and Mrs. H. A. Beck and daugh P alm blad of F o rest Grove w as the
o r m o re if desired.
te r G eorgia sp en t th e w eek-end a t the au c tio n e er for th e articles. About
hom e of Mr. and Mrs. E. M. Atnesbery $150 w as realized w hich w ill be ex
Tw o blocks w est of U nion H igh School, G resh am
pended In m issionary and o th er lines
and fam ily in P o rtland.
of work.
S to ra g e b a tte ry re p airin g and r e m a r g
EASY PA Y VI ENTS
F ra n k A nderson of Kelso. W ashing
in
s ta r te r a n d g e n e ra to r w ork. R a k er
* s in .
ton, is v isitin g w ith his sister, Miss
M yrtle A nderson, at th e hom e of Mr.
and Mrs. C. A. L indgren.
P h o n e 2121
Miss G race W elch w as th e hostess
for th e Up and Doing Sew ing circle
of the Mission Sunday school S a tu r
day aftern o o n . Sixteen w ere p resen t
and a p leasan t aftern o o n w as enjoyed
by all. R efresh m en ts w ere served.
P o w er to S tart
P o w er to Stop
Rev. O scar W ilner, th e new pastor
of the M ission ch u rch , with his fam i
ly are now com fortably located in
“ Let y o u r next e a r he a B uick"
th e ir new home in th e parsonage, and
ex p ress them selves as being very
We are fully equipped to do any electrical work, gen
m uch pleased w ith th eir su rro u n d
ings. About 200 atten d ed th e reception
eral repair work, re-boring and acetylene welding.
w hich w as given them a sh o rt tim e
ago in th e ch u rch , at w hich tim e nil
All Work Guaranteed
Fully equipped, $ 685, f. O. b. Detroit
in te restin g program was ren d ered .
S atu rd ay evening th ree young men
Inside and out, the new handles perfect the design
of
th is vicinity had a n arro w escape
F ord F o u r-d o o r Sedan of the body.
UBENHAM
P h o n e 1228
w hen th e fram ew ork of th e F ord in
shows im provem ents of
w hich they w ere rid in g gave way.
far more than usual im S ilk window c u rta in s,
Sam C h risten sen , E rn est S atte rstro m
portance.
deep broad-cloth uphol
and A rth u r N ystrom w ere in th e m a
It is lower and sturdier in stery ; dome lig h t, door
ch in e w hen a p a rt of th e fram e
appearance. N ew cowl, lock, window regulators
dropped onto the w heels, cau sin g the
hood, radiator and apron and handles, all finished
F ord to tu rn over. Mr. N ystrom was
add size and finish to the in n i c k e l , com plete a
pinned b eneath aud suffered a fra c
fro n t. S u n v iso r, and refinement you would ex
tu red co llar bone and possible in
wide, well-finished alum pect only at a far higher
ju rie s to his back. T he o th e rs es
T hanksgiving is Com ing and you will need SUET.
caped witli m inor cu ts and bruises.
in u m d o o r s w ith bar price.
O rd er now and avoid disappointm ent.
T he m achine was a com plete w reck.
T h u car can be obtained through
the F o rd IF c t U y Purchate Plaid
T he b ask et social given by th e P a r
G BENHAM M EAT MA It KET
en t-T each er asso ciatio n at th e school
A. J. W. BROWN, Prop.
house F rid a y evening w as a g re a t su c
Phone 1S91
Powell Street, Gresham
cess.
Among
the
pleasing
num
bers
on
G resham , Oregon
th e p ro g ram w ere a piano duet by
Misses Kigrld Alin anil F ra n ce s Ar-
vidson, a vocal duet by Mrs. Axel
Jo h n so n and Miss M arian R obertson,
and a violin solo by Miss Peck, a c
for Fresh Cows, Beef Cows, Hogs,
com panied by Miss Honey. The p ro
Calves, of any kind
ceeds of th e social, nearly $30, will be
CARS • TRUCKS • TR A C TO R S
applied to th e p u rch ase of a new Vic-
S ee M e for C a ttle H au lin g
tro la for the school.
Vaporizes rapidly-'
Mrs. A ugusta Palm blad retu rn ed
one spark is ENOUGH*
la st S atu rd ay from Oak Grove, w here
for 1OO% power.
she h as sp en t th e past two and a half
m ouths w ith h e r sons, Dave and Paul
FAIRVIEW
at th is B akery and a t S tores
P alm blad aud fam ilies. She is now
Mr. and Mrs. R. Cook have gone to
w ith h er d au g h ter, Mrs. F ra n k G u staf
TIKES AND TUBES
Toledo, w here they expect to spend the
C o n ta in s th e \ ¡(am in es, iiii~e«l by
son an l fam ily.
w inter.
O ld field
scientific principles
Melvin
S
urface.
Melvin
M
ollar
and
|
Tires
SANDY
It's Good and Good for You
Donald G ran t of F airview w ent with l
American«
Kandy g rad e school will give an en o th e rs of the C am era clu b of B enson I
Akron Tires
te rta in m e n t a t th e Union high school P olytechnic to L ost L ake and Wah- I
Vulcanizing
and K ctrcu d ln g
au d ito riu m
on T h an k sg iv in g eve, turn lake over th e A rm istice day w eek
j - a
All W ork G uaranteed
November 28. R efreshm ents will be end.
THEO. VAN DOMNCK
Phone 1221
served follow ing th e en tertain m en t.
Mrs. W. Cook and d au g h ter W anda j
Miss L ottie Tom linson is th e p rincipal
spent th e week-end a t Mosier w ith the
STANDARD OIL COMPANY
of th e school.
GEO. A. lilt W O T
Phone 1107
( C A L IV O K M 1 A )
fo rm e r's d au g h ter.
T he Rev. E. G. R anton of P lea san t
Union T han k sg iv in g services will be I
Home p reached last Sunday a t the
F re sh o r C ured, L ard, E tc., p re p a re d a n d sold u n d e r a b
CORBETT
M ethodist ch u rch by invitation of peo held in th e city hail next Kunday eve
so lu te ly s a n ita r y c o n d itio n s a u d a t low est
ple of th e com m unity. He also gave ning at 7:30 o'clock. T he Rev. J.
p o ssib le prices, y o u ’ll go to
veral violin selections and he and S tanford Moore, p asto r of th e M eth -| ( llfford W. Reed of C orbett as gen
Mrs. R anton sang a duet. T h eir s e r o dist church, will preach th e serm on. eral forensic m an ag er will rep rese n t
The W om en's society of Sm ith Me th e stu d e n t assem bly a t th e co n fer
vices w ere well received.
R. C. F ra c e of Kandy Is em ployed al m orial ch u rc h held a m ost enjoyable ence of th e Pacific Coast F o rensic
GEO. OIETU Prop.
Phone 1711
Greahnin
Bull Run building tw o new bungalow s alt-day m eeting last T h u rsd ay a t the league at U niversity of Oregon, ac-
bom of Mrs. John B liss In O reaham . I <'or<hnit to Inform ation received from
for th e P. R., L A P com pany.
H arry M itchell of Kandy, special in A rrangi m en ts w ere com pleted on th a t O regon A g ricu ltu ra l College, w here he
Pally Trips to Portland
Res. Phone liciti
I’hnnc 1111
civil en g ineering, is recovering from day for th e an n u a l b azaar to be given is a stu d en t. T he conference is to
an In ju ry received d u rin g homecoming In th e city hall on D ecem ber 7. Sev draw up schedules for debate and o ra
w eek-end, w hen a c irc u la r saw fell on eral booths will be a rra n g e d for and to ry of next year, and will be a tte n d
his foot, according to word received those in ch a rg e w ill be glad to receive ed by rep rese n tativ es of all u n iv e rsi
from Oregon A g ricu ltu ral College. donations. T he follow ing ch airm en ties and colleges of th e Pacific coast
Bl BTEN WALK All. Prop.
Mitchel la a m em ber of Klgma Gamm a w ere ap p o in ted : Mr». C. O. F an ch er, and n o rth w est, Reed is a sophom ore
hand w o rk ; Mrs. J . W. T ow nsend, In th e school of electrical engineering.
fra te rn ity .
rum m age sa le; Mrs. Alm a Hall, bulbs,
A T ru c k fo r E v ery P u rp o se
.SPECIAL COMMUNICATION,
seeds, etc.; Mrs. J a n e t M. G ran t, p a r
( a r d of Thank*.
We w ish to th an k our frien d s and cel p ost;
E'airvlew Lodge No. 92 A. F. A
Burten for Service
Mrs. O sburn, hom e-m ade
I neighbors for th e tr sym pathy and candy; Mrs. Jo h n Jo n as, dinner. A
A M., S atu rd ay evening. No
WOOD
COAL
STORAGE
loving help during m i hues.* and death
vem ber 24, 1923, 8 p. m. L abor in
of o u r aon and b ro th er, Jam es, and sh o rt program w ill be one of th e a t M. M. degree. V isiting b reth ren wel
We Solicit Your Business
Insured Carriers
tractio n s.
| for th e b eautiful floral offerings.
come.
Mr. and Mrs. J. J. L am bert and
WM. H. KT AN LEY Secy.
Fam ily.
Phone subscriptions to 16C1.
STU A R T THOMPSON, W. M.
Touring Car
-
-
$635.00
Roadster
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-
-
625.00
Coupe
.
.
.
.
830.00
Sedan
.
.
.
.
990.00
Delivery
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610.00
Commercial Chassis -
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515.00
Utility Express Truck Chassis 675.00
SHERMAN McCARTER GARAGE
4-Room Bungalow
H a ll’s C a ta rrh
Medicine
For Sale
F o u r -D o o r S ed an
Eastman Lumber Co.
MAIN STREET GARAGE
T H IN K
Think What ?
R A K E R & SON
Ybuye a m otor
th at starts
RIGHT AWAY
If RED CROWN'S in
the ta n k /
!
CASH PAID
E. BAUMANN.
Gresham. Phone 2441
OUR HEALTH BREAD
F IS K
U SE
RED CROWN
Gresham City Bakery
f o r comfortable
winter driving'
Gresham Tire Shop
FOR THE BEST MEATS
THE SANITARY MARKET
Gresham Transfer & Storage Co.
QUICK
STARTING
w ith no sacrijtct
of Power
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