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GRESHAM
Oriirinul Santa Claus.
OUTLOOK.
TUESDAY, DECEMBER 25, 1923
Violet Coe, Eva T âch ­
GRESHAM LOCALS eron T he and Misses
C aroline T allm an, and Ourey
H isey of W illam ette U niversity a re at
hom e for th e C h ristm as holidays.
O. A. C. stu d e n ts a t home for the
He Is believed to have been
holidays a re Glen M ercer, Melvin
B rugger. G eorge and Dick Lane, Wll
St. N icholas, a bishop In th e
bur A ltm an, W alter Schw edler, G er-
y ea r 300. He w as fam ous for
j
’IT H another milepost in sight and an­
his k indness to children. It is
Mrs. M yrtle Ball of P o rtlan d visited G ertru d e D ow sett, E v erett L ake and
other year beckoning us with its hopes
said th a t one night, w ishing to
on S unday w ith h er m other, Mrs. P. Gordon Gibson.
and
opportunities for service, we stop a
help a noblem an who w as so
S tu d en ts from th e U niversity of O re­
A. Gould.
poor th a t he had no m oney for
moment
to reflect upon our pleasant re­
gon
who
a
re
spending
C
h
ristm
as
at
Mr. and Mrs. C. E. R u sh er had as
his d au g h te r’s dow ry, th e good
home
a
re
Miss
M
ary
Cogswell,
Victor
lations
of
the year about to close and take
d in n er g u ests Sunday Mr. and Mrs.
bishop looked in a t the old m a n ’s
note of the good friends about us.
C. M. H arriso n and Mrs. E thel L an s­ Adix, Jo e P eak and Louis M auldiug.
window and saw him asleep by
F red H oss h as been confined to his
dow ne of Oregon City, in honor of
th e lire. He then clim bed upon
th e ir 22il w edding an n iv ersary . F lo r­ bed for sev eral days w ith a severe
Thus doing, we wish you a Merry Holiday
th e roof and dropped a gold
ence and Ire n e R usher retu rn ed to I case of to n silitis. He is also suffering
piece down th e chim ney, th in k ­
Season
and a New Year filled with happiness
Oregon City w ith th e ir au n t to be from infection In his face w hich was
ing th a t it w ould fall upon the
)
In
ju
red
la
st
week
w
hen
he
w
as
stru
c
k
and
success.
gone a day or two.
h ea rth , b u t it fell instead in
Mrs. E lla O liphant of P o rtlan d , fo r­ I by an autom obile cran k . He is re p o rt-
one of the g en tlem an ’s sto ck ­
j ed to be im proving.
m erly of G resham , has gone to so u th ­
ings, w hich his d au g h ter had
Jo in t in stallatio n of E a ste rn S tar.
ern C alifornia to spend a few weeks
hung up to dry besides the fire.
Masonic and Royal A rch lodges w ill
v isitin g w ith friends.
T his sta rte d th e custom of h an g ­
T he Rev. and Mrs. A. C. B racken- be held at th e M asonic hall on De­
M ENSW EAR
SH O ES
ing stockings over the fireplace
bury of P o rtlan d w ere d in n er guests cem ber 26. a t 7:30. T his w ill be fol
and th e legend of S an ta com ing
S unday of Mr. and Mrs. K. A. Miller. lowed by refre sh m e n ts. . E la b o ra te
down the chim ney.
GRESHAM,OREGON
D inner g u ests Sunday at the H. L. p re p a ra tio n s a re being m ade for th e
St. C lair home w ere th e Misses Helen event, to w hich th e public is invited.
and Avis Rogers. Raymond and A rnold
J. P. Jones, who left th is vicinity
You Tell ’Em.
j Rogers. Miss W inifred S t.C la ir of th e th ree m onths ago to v isit in N eb ras­
"I like your new gown, m ’d ea r— It
J H IIN in ilH M IM N M M tN N N M k tlfN M N N N M IM M M IIM tlllH fin m iU H IIM
A thena high school is spending her ka, has re tu rn e d and is living on the SUBORDINATE GRANGES
7210294010
fits perfectly .”
ELECT NEW OEFKERS
“ Yes— It does fit w ell—but not n e a r­ vacation at home.
Moore place on th e Base L ine road.
ly as perfect as th e fit George had w ith
Miss Em m a B. Jo h n so n w as a d inner He ex p resses him self as being de­
I o O ur M a n y Friends and Patrons
th e bill.
A nnual elections in th e g ran g es of
guest at the home of Mrs. L. T. L usted lighted w ith being back In Oregon
th e county have been held d u rin g De­
on Sunday.
Say It th e W an t Ad way
C h ristm as sto ry h o u r will be held at
cem ber and th e joint in stallatio n will
th e G resham lib ra ry next T h u rsd ay
MW MM VU UN WW WM MW KM MM MU MU MU mrgTij
ttitl rrrîTTTTrr aftern o o n a t 3:30 for th e boys and be held in G resham on S atu rd ay , J a n ­
u ary 19. Renew ed activ ities w ill m ark
g irls.
th e g ran g es for th e next few m onths.
Mr. and Mrs. A. J. S tout from Beaver T he g ran g es in th is p a rt of th e coun­
7A keeping with the spirit of the season a"d by reason
Creek. Oregon, have re tu rn e d to th e ir ty w ith th e ir offlcers-elect a re as fol­
of our deep regard for our many patrons we take this
place n ea r H ogan sta tio n w here th ey lows :
w ill rem ain for some tim e, probably
opportunity to wish each and everyone
Columbia.
d u rin g th e w inter.
H aster, W. F. H enkle; overseer,
T he Misses M artha H opper of D a­ C lara E. S m ith;
le ctu rer, Della
an d a
m ascus and W illa B ushong of G resh ­ H enkle; stew ard , A. W. S tew art; a s­
am , stu d en ts a t Pacific College, S e­ sis ta n t stew ard , F red K nieriem ; ch ap ­
and
a ttle , have arriv ed to spend th e h o li­ lain, M yrtle E llis;
tre a su re r, F red
days w ith th e ir p are n ts.
Benfield; secreta ry , E dith A. B u tler;
Miss H ester T horpe, who is teach in g g atekeeper, F ra n k K nieriem ; Ceres,
In th e A lbany schools, arriv ed in Veda B u tler; Pom ona, R o setta H en­
reshutn S atu rd ay and will spend th e kle; F lo ra, F ran ces E v an s; lady a s ­
holidays here.
sista n t stew ard, Mary N orthw ay; m u­
sician,’ C lara L arsson. T his g ran g e
Gresham, Oregon
Competitive Examinations for Army m eets on th e first S atu rd ay of each
Appointments.
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month.
The Store that Always Gives You Values
M ajor Thos. J. Cecil, of th e U. S.
W. A. H E SSE L
Evening Star.
rm y re c ru itin g office, req u e sts the
M
aster,
J.
J.
Jo
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n
so
n
;
overseer,
S.
p u blication of th e follow ing:
"'A final co m petitive exam ination H. Covell; le ctu rer, Mary E. P alm er; ..................... ...... .................................. .......... .............. ..................... .......................... „„„„.... =
for ap p o in tm en t as second lie u te n an ts stew ard , A. V. F alk m an ; a ssista n t
in th e re g u la r arm y will be held stew ard , L. D. E llio tt; ch ap lain , Ida
th ro u g h o u t th e United S tate s d u rin g E n g lish ; tre a su re r, W elda B urkem an;
j tlie week com m encing A pril 14, 1921.
j A pplications to ta k e tlie exam ination se creta ry , M ary R. G eb h ard t; g ate­
should he subm itted as soon as pos- keeper, L. L aw ren ce; Ceres, E ugenia
, sible. C itizens of th e U nited S tate s C ochrane; Pom ona, Jo sep h in e Clag-
who are sin g le and betw een th e ages g e tt; F lo ra, M innie B. B ak er; lady
H E proprietors and employees of this
of 21 and 30 y ea rs may com pete in a s s is ta n t stew ard , Jo sep h in e P ack a rd ;
j th is exam ination. T hese ex am in a-
store extend to our patrons and friends
i (ions a re alw ays open to en listed men m usician, B ernice H a rris; su p e rin te n ­
A t this glad Christmas time, with the New
I of th e re g u la r arm y and n atio n al d en t tab leau x , Ada B. Kelly. T he re g ­
O P heartiest good wishes for a Merry Christ­
guard.
F or fu rth e r inform ation on u la r m eeting is the first S atu rd ay of
) ear approaching, this store, and all connected
J il ls sutiject co n su lt th e a u th o ritie s at each m onth a t 10:30.
mas and A Happy New Year.
| th e U. S. arm y re c ru itin g sta tio n s us
with
it', extend to all friends and patrons,
Ealrv lew.
follow s:
Room 201, New Postotflee
most heartily,
M aster, Ja n e t M. G ra n t: overseer,
1 Bldg., P o rtlan d , Second and B urnside
[ i-treets, P o rtlan d , or -w rite th e arm y K ate Jo n e s; le ctu rer, M ary H ollen-
rec ru itin g officer at 201 New Post- ste d ; stew ard , R. R. M o rrill; a s s is t­
office Bldg., P o rtla n d .’’
a n t stew ard , Clyde . S tone; ch ap lain ,
Head Work.
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ila r g a r e t S ales; tre a su re r, Roy S tone;
Gresham, Oregon
H ubby (sittin g in back seat and se creta ry , C arrie T ow nsend; g a te ­
wife d riv in g )—“ W h at's th e m a tte r? “
Wife— “Oh, tlie c a r's ru n n in g aw ay.” keeper, E liza S tone; C eres, Isabel
G RESH AM , OREGON
H ubby—"W hat? C an't you stop it? ” Low ; Pom ona, R uth M oilar; F lora,
Sue B ru n er; lady a s s is ta n t stew ard ,
Wife (ex c ite d ly ) —“No— ()! ”
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H ubby—“T hen ru n Into som ething C lara S ales; m usician, Maud F an ch er.
cheap."
F airview g ran g e m eets a t 10:30 on th e
second S atu rd ay of each m onth,
Mr. and Mrs. A. R. Lym an have as
g u ests for th e holidays th e ir c h il­
dren , K teth and wife of B rem erton,
W ashington, H arold of P o rtla n d Med-
ical School an d M arjorie of W il-
lam ette U niversity.
n
w
Ayls\VortK S M artit\
Greetings
T?
M erry Christmas
A MERRY CHRISTMAS
H appy N ew
Y ea r
A HAPPY PROSPEROUS NEW YEAR
HEPP’S RACKET STORE
GRESHAM OVERLAND CO.
(ßr urtinoti
\ . W. METZGER & CO.
THE SEASON’S GREETINGS
L. L. KIDDER HDWE. CO.
(■resliatii.
M aster, F. C. H odge; overseer, A.
R uegg; le ctu rer, Sophie C u rry ; s te ­
w ard, B a rb a ra S leret; a s sista n t s te ­
w ard, G eorge F. H oney; ch ap lain , 1
Mrs. Wm. llo rn e c k e r; tre a s u re r, Geo
L eslie; se creta ry . Minnie M. S quire;
g atek eep er, G eorge S le re t;
C e r e s ,1
Belle
T h o rn e ; Pom ona, M argaret
A n lck e r;
F lora,
W ilhelm lna Vol-
b rec h t; lady a s s is ta n t stew ard , Susie
Ruegg. G resham g ran g e m eets on th e i
second S atu rd ay of the m onth.
DANCE
In M asonic H a ll, G resham
Thursday Night, Dec. 27
I’SI PERKINS PERCOLATOR’S
O. A. ( . ORCHESTRA
Given by Gresham O. A. C. Students
H igh School S tu d en ts E specially Invited.
Lenta.
A Tip to Our Merchants
Tell It With Pictures
W e leave it to any woman liv­
ing in this town if she doesn't
read the grocery advertisement
that is illustrated first and the
one that is unillustrated second
if at all.
It’s because of that trait of hu­
man nature, the love for pic­
X Miortcc B eieiv* f
AD V E R TISIN G D ESIG N ER
AND ARTIST
tures, that this paper procured
the exclusive right to the local
advertising illustrations of the
Publishers Autocaster Service.
A picture for every line and
for every season of the year!
M «noa Fox
WOMAN F A SH IO N
AUT H O R ITY
X V! \rr K W ,.,if 4T
A D V E R TISIN G EXPERT
AND DESIG NER
M aster, W. L. H o tch k iss; overseer,
M oore; lady a ssista n t stew ard. E thel fatally . In E n gland in 1917 th e re w ere
W. A. Young: le ctu rer, C. L. R obin­
Johnson. Rockwood g ran g e m eets on 10,500 d eath s from th e disease. M easles
son; stew ard , A. F. M iller; a s sista n t
th e first W ednesday and the th ird S a t­ does not kill on acco u n t of th e ra sh or
stew ard , T. N. H az en b erg er; chaplain,
u rd ay of each m onth in th e evening at liigh fever, b ut on account of com pli­
Je n n ie R. M iller; tre a su re r, R. C.
cations. Of th ese the m ost im p o rta n t
' 8 o ’clock.
is pneum onia. Of 235 cases of m easles
P rin c e ; secreta ry . Em m a H o tch k iss;
Kussellv Hie.
o cc u rrin g fit Camp Cody in 1918. 77
g atek eep er. D. C. McNees; C eres, T ilah
M aster, A. L. M cFarland; overseer,
Young;
Pom ona, Mary F. P rin ce; ¡D ave L ew is; le c tu re r, G race B ridges; eases or 33 per cent developed p n eu ­
monia. Of th ese 42 per ce n t died.
F lo ra , J u lia P u tn am ; lady a ssista n t
stew ard . A. M. Cole; a ssista n t s te ­ I About 1’2 per ce n t of a ll ca se s of
stew ard , M atilda G uisess; m usician,
m easles te rm in a te in pneum onia, and
w ard, A. J. W elt; chaplain, L. M. the pneum onia re su ltin g from m easles
Mamie Updyke. T he second S atu rd ay
' D au g h erty ; tre a su re r. O. H. S chw erdt- is tlie m ost fatal of all varieties. About
of each m onth Is th e re g u la r m eeting
|tn a n ;
se creta ry , G race E. T alb o tt; 11 per cen t of all pneum onia ca se s die,
date.
g atek eep er, R. W. G ill; C eres. M arcel­ hut 42 p er cen t of pneum onia cases
re su ltin g from m easles die.
M iiitniiniah.
la G ill; Pom ona, J. E. S tern ; F lora,
M easles is a re p o rta b le disease.
M aster, It. I. A nderson; overseer, F ra n ce s E. T alb o tt: lady a s sista n t
Joe A ihel; le ctu rer. George A. A llder; stew ard , G ertru d e H aivorsen; m u si­ E very physician atten d in g a case of
m easles is req u ired by law to rep o rt
stew ard , M. 11. W heeler;
a ssista n t cian, C ollette Boyle.
T his g ran g e th e sam e to th e h ealth officer. Moth­
stew ard . Max K ligel; tre a su re r, S arali holds tw o m eetings each m onth, on the ers who beg th e ir physician not to re ­
W heeler; se creta ry . M arg aret W heel­ second and la st S atu rd ay s a t 8 in the port a case of m eassles a re placing
hint in a very em b a rra ssin g position.
e r ; ch ap lain , A m anda Byron; g a te ­ evening.
I niler the law a physician who fails
keeper, J. F. B row er; C eres, Anna
to re p o rt a case of m easles is subject
T hom pson; Pom ona. Ida A nderson;
j to prosecution. W hen th e re is no a t­
Pneumonia, a Complication of
F lo ra, lnex L au d erh aek ; lady a s s is t-i
ten d in g physician tlie duty devolves
Measles.
upon th e head of th e fam ily, o r th e in-
an t stew ard , A lta S tafford; m usician,
Is m easles a serio u s d isease? Judged stitu tio n in w hich th e cast occurs. Re-
L ouise Nelson. T his g ran g e m eets on
by th e ca rele ssn ess and indifference i port your cases of m easles to the
th e fo u rth S atu rd ay .
w ith w hich som e p are n ts allow th e ir I h ealth officer.
Pleasant Valley.
'c h ild re n to be exposed, it would np-
M aster. J. W. Frost; o v erseer, A. E. i p ear to be h arm less. The p o p u lar
P a u l; le ctu rer, Mrs. A. E. P au l; ch ap ­ idea is th a t “ W illie m ust have m easles
lain, Mrs. M. S m ith: stew ard . Mrs. A. j some day. as It is one of th e c h ild re n ’s
F ield s;
a s s is ta n t stew ard . Sydney- diseases, and th e sooner he has It the
P a u l; tre a s u re r, Mrs. K ittle B atem an; b etter ' T his idea is obsolete and has
se creta ry , Mrs. A nua L ehm an; g a te ­ proved to he a fallacy. In the first
keeper. A. F ield s; ’C eres, Mrs. M attie place W illie doesn't have to have
M iller: Pom ona, Mrs. J. W. F ro st;
m easles any m ore th an he has to have
F lora, .Mrs Effie S ag er; lady a ssista n t I ch o lera or bubonic plague. In the
stew ard , Mrs. B eulah M iller. P leasan t second place it has been shown th at
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m eets on tip * t o u r t h S a t ­ m ost of th e d eath s from m easles occur
Dumb Dan Himself.
M irandy— “G oodness me. Si, w hat
>ou p ain tin g the inside of the chicken
coop fo r?”
S ilas— "W hy, to keep th e chickens
from p ick in ’ th e g ra in out of the
wood.”
Money to loan on rea l estate. F arm
Ioans at 6 per cent. B. W. T horne.—
T he B ank of G resham pays 5 p er
cen t In te re st on tim e d ep o sits.— Adv.
urday.
WOOD SAWING
before th e sixth year. It is also tru e
Q uickly and efficiently done by ex­
Rockwood.
I th at m ore d eath s o ccur from m easles p e rts
All o rd ers prom ptly atten d ed
M aster. F. H. C ran e; overseer. May th an any o th er Infectious disease, ex ­ to re g a rd le ss of size.
GEO. SHAW Phone 229 ED. SM ITH
L. K ru eg er: le ctu rer, Ada B u rch ; ste ­ cept tuberculosis.
w ard, C. B, Jo h n so n ; a ssista n t ste ­
T he death ra te from m easles in th e j
R eg u lar m eeting of G resh ­
w ard. A lbert
K ru eg er;
chaplain, United S tate s is about 14 per 100,000
am Lodge No. 125, I.O.O.F.
Mabel B oles; tre a s u re r, B. E Boice; population. In th e It. 8. arm y in 1318
' n th e Odd F ellow s hall, Thur«H -v
se creta ry , C. H. H aynes; g atek eep er, th e re w ere 38.84« cases of m easles and
evening. D ecem ber 6. W ork in the
Tom Row en; (C eres. Alice W erland; i 1,144 death resu lted . From 2 to 3 per I th ird degree. B ro th ers w elcom e
Pom ona, F lo ren ce M erle; F lora. Lois
R H »E N SL E Y . N. G.
c -n t of ail cases of m easles re su lt ' n ,
C. A. HILL, Secretary.