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GRESHAM (UTIIXIK, Tl ESDI Y, SOT. I, 1»2I PLEASANT HOME Mrs. M. L ennart« is spending t h u w eek end at Salem w ith her dau g h ter A nna, who is a stu d e n t at W illam ette U niversity. T he tw o ch ild ren of Mr. and Mrs. H. IB. H em m ers who have been ill w ith sc a rle t fever have en tirely recovered. I‘h ” Q uarantine h as been lifted from th e hom e i‘ud th e ch ild rn retu rn ed to scho° l- Miss In es Bell, accom panied Mr. and Mrs. Ja c k G raves of P o rtla n d on a , trip to Nampa, Idaho, w here she will visit w ith an aunt. POWELL VALLEY PAGE THREE FAIRVIEW Mrs. Jo h n H u lan d er gave a d e lig h t T he re g u la r m eeting of th e Fair- fu l H allow een p a rty T uesday evening view g ran g e w ill be held S atu rd ay in honor of h e r h u sb an d 's birth d ay , November 8. and w ill be called to or also for h er a u n t an d th re e cousins, d er a t I I o’clock. D uring th e lectu re Mrs. A ugusta Duffy and Violet, Mar hour a t 2:30 p. in., a discussion will ! jo rie an d F ra u k Duffy . who cam e tak e place of the bills th a t in te rest from Chicago last m onth to m ake th e ir th e farm ers, th o se th a t w ill be p re hom e in P o rtlan d . T he house w as sented at th e next leg islatu re. T he budget com m ittee for O rient d ecorated in H allow een colors and T he W om an's Society of S m ith Me- I I school d istric t, co n sistin g of th e m em th is idea w as also ca rrie d o ut in th e niorlal ch u rch w ill lia- e an all-day bers of th e board and th re e freeh o ld lunch w hich w as served. m eeting for w ork a t th e residence of ers, m et on Monday evening of th is Beautiful new brick R ussell T illm an began moving stock Mrs. D. W. McKay T h u rsd ay . At noon I week and p rep ared th e budget. It will liuutfulow to fhe In te rn a tio n a l L ivestock exposi a pot luck lunch w ill be served and ; ■ be voted on at a m eeting to be held at tion F rid a y m orning. T h ere w ere th e m onthly business m eeting held. | , th e schoolhouse on S atu rd ay evening. th a t cannot be d uplicated in th e seven head of reg istered an im als be It is req u ested th a t a t th is m eeting I city for $1000 m ore th a n price I November 22, at 8 o’clock. T his is longing to J. L. Bowman, on whos th e ladies bring m a teria l, also ideas, I j th e th ird week of occupancy of the ^sked. We a ssu re you a p leasan t s u rp rise w hen you see it and get [ new schoolhouse by th e school, w hich p lace Mr. T illm an is m anager. Alvin for the co n stru ctio n of a rtic le s for the T illm an w ill also have a calf on ex p arcel booth, p art of an e n te rta in - , our price. m et d u rin g th e opening w eeks of the hibit in connection w ith th e ca lf club m ent to be given early in December. school y ear at th e O rien t g ran g e hall. Cali G resham 237 work. A co n g reg atio u l m eeting w ill be T he building is n early com pleted. T he D eborah L adles Aid w ill be en held a t th e Sm ith M emorial ch u rch ut te rta in e d a t th e hom e of Mrs. A. Aim th e close of th e S unday m orning s e r on T h u rsd ay aftern o o n , November 6 vice a t w hich tim e m a tte rs of im a t w hich tim e a ll ladies of th e com p o rtan ce a re to be considered, and th e m u n ity w ill be w elcome. p asto r w ishes to especially u rge th a t Jo h n P eterso n , of St. Paul, Minne all m em bers of th e ch u rc h be p rese n t so ta, a trav e lin g salesm an for a fu r a t th is tipie. com pany in th a t city, w as a ca lle r at th e hom e of A. C. A rvidson Sunday FORMER FAIRVIEW (UHL T hey w ere form er ac q u ain tan c es In DIES AT WASCO South D akota. W ord h as been received by Mrs. H. Miss M yrtle S o d erq u ist gave a de M. Shaw of th e d eath Sunday of her lig h tfu l H allow een p a rty to a n u m g ran d d a u g h ter, Mrs. Jo h n Appell, of ber of frien d s F rid ay evening. The W asco, Oregon. She is survived by re fre sh m e n ts and d ecorations w ere in her husband, a 9-m onths-old d au g h keeping w ith th e H allow een sp irit. te r. her p aren ts, Mr. and Mrs. I ^ e R. Miss F ra n ce s A rvidson has accepted Shaw , tw o b ro th ers, A lbert and D on a position in th e office of th e Oregon ald R. Shaw , and th ree s is 1923 Star Touring Life In su ra n c e com pany in P o rtlan d . te rs, Mrs, Louise Royce, Mabel and Miss E sth e r B. Cooley, a s s is ta n t In 1923 Overland Touring Lois Shaw , a ll of W asco. T he body th e clo th in g d ep a rtm en t of th e ex ten 1922 Overland Coupe will be tak en to F airview T h u rsd ay sio n co u rse of O. A. C., has w ritten for in te rm en t in th e Masonic cem e 1923 Fourdoor Ford Sedan Mrs. F ra n k G ustafson, local club lead tery . F u n eral services will be a t th e 1922 Gardner Touring er, u rg in g th e ladies to fill out and r e F airview P re sb y teria n ch u rch , of tu rn th e re p o rt card s sen t out re c e n t 1924 Maxwell Roadster w hich she w as a m em ber, at 1:30 p. m. ly by th e service, as soon as possible, T hursday. Two Fordson Tractors complete with tractor o th erw ise th e sessio n s of th e sew ing cla ss a re liable to be discontinued. plows and tractor disc harrows. H ave your ca r p ain ted in G resham by R. W. H am ilton, agent for J. W. P., Look these cars over, drive them and then you'll th e o rig in al Rubber A uto E nam el. BORING Save from $15 to $25 and get quick buy a used car from— T he B oring R ebekah lodge w ill hold service and an a ttra c tiv e Job. P ain t its an n u a l b az aa r S atu rd ay evening, shop on Pow ell stre e t, opposite Jo n es L um ber yard. N ovem ber 29. FOR SALE FOX BROS. TROUTDALE Q u ote Y ou on MILLRUN In 80-lb. S ack s PORTLAND FLOURING MILLS $ 36 TON FLOUR A ll standard Brands $8.80 a bbl. Guaranteed Used Cars HESSEL IMPLEMENT CO. Phone 1141 Gresham AUCTION SALE On Louis Christensen Farm Mile Southeast of Springdale Turn off pavement to right just east of Springdale. Watch for sign—about 600 feet south of Gorden Creek road. THURSDAY, NOV. 6, 1924 SALE KAIN OK SHINE 11 A. M. Lynch Parent-Teachers Will Meet. T he Lynch P a ren t-T ea ch e r asso cia tion w ill hold its re g u la r m eeting F r i day, Novem ber 7, a t th e schoolhouse. A fter th e b u sin ess session th e re w ill be a p ro g ram and lig h t refre sh m e n ts w ill be served. DANCE By Rockwood Social Club Saturday, Nov. 8 FREE LUNCH AT NOON Grange Hall L IV E STO C K One Registered Duroe Jersey Sow, 2 Good Cows, 5 Young Heifers, 1 Team of Horses. 6 Good Milch Cows, Guernsey and Holstein, 2 fresh now, 1 coming fresh in November. 1 fresh in about three months, 2 fresh in spring. One Good Team of Horses, 6 and 7 years old. 40 TOULOUSE GEESE Good Music Good Management ANNOUNCEMENT Change of Ownership FARM IMPLEMENTS One S et Heavy H arn ess, 1 H eavy F arm Wagon, 2 P low s, 1 C u ltiv ato r, 114 Tons O ats, 1 S tam p P u ller, 40 W hite L eghorn C hickens. A lot of Dishes. One Hny Duller, 1 tw o-horse C ultivator, 2 Plow s, 1 H arrow , 1 Feed C u tter, 1 Huy C iirrler, 1 Hay F ork, 150 F eet Rope, 1 Mowing M achine, 1 F arm Wagon, 1 Cream Separator, 4 Milk Cans. And n lot of o th e r tools, Im plem ents and household eq u ip m en t too n u m erous to m ention. L. D. L arso n w ishes to aniiounce th a t she has tak en over th e grocery sto re and stock, fo rm erly owned by J. W. M erica, a t th e in tersectio n of th e Section L ine and B ark er roads, and w ill ap p re cia te th e p atro n ag e of th e public. TERM S OF SALE—All sum s #20.00 and u n d er cash . Sum s over #20.00 six m o n th s’ tim e w ith in te re st a t 8%^ per annum on approved notes. LAKHON GROCERY E. C. GROCE & H. J. THOMPSON. Owners COL. n . 8. n o o n 4 SOXS, AiirthiiHcrx A. MEYKII8, Clerk after every meal OUR HEALTH BREAD C le a n s e s m o n th a n d te e th a n d a id s d ig e s tio n . B e lie v e s th a t o v e r e a te n fe e lin g a n d a e ld m o n th . Its 1 - a - s - t - l- n - g fla v o r s a tis fie s th e c r a v in g to r s w e e ts . W r l g l e y 's Is d o a b le v a lu e In th e b e n e fit and p le a s u re I t p ro v id e s . at th is B akery and a t S tor s Contains the Vitamines, rul ed by id e n tif ie p rln cli le i It’s Good and Good for Too Gresham City Bakery THEO. VAN DOÍTNCK Phone 1221 S e a l e d in It» Parity Package. FOR THE BEST M EATS Fresh or Cured, Lard, Etc., prepared and sold under ab solutely sanitary conditions and at lowest possible prices, you’ll go to THE SANITARY MARKET GEO. DIETL, Prop. FOLKS IN OUR TOWN Maggie is Surely Insulted Now By Edward McCullough AUTOCASTER Phone 1711 WRIGLEYS Gresham Health Reminders By F re d erick D. S trick e r, M. D. A U C T IO N S A L E At old Heddin Place, on Bluff Road, 3 miles North west of Suudy SATURDAY, 8 1 'iw Lunch at Noon IS HEAD OF CATTLE 7 Cows, 1 Durham, balance Good Grade Jerseys, 2 fresh by date of sale, others soon after. 1 Coming 2 years old, fresh in April. 8 Good Grade Yearling Heifers, 1 five months old. 1 eight-months-old Jersey Bull. All cattle tuberculin tested. 5 O. I. C. Fat Pigs, about 150 pounds each. FARM MACHINERY 1 Good F arm W agon, H ay and Wood R acks, Plow s, H arrow s, Disc, Mower, Rake an d sm all Tools, G rindstone, Cooker, Etc. A bout 20 tons good G rain H ay in mow. Good A n ker-H olth S ep a ra to r, K itchen R ange, Table, C hairs, Rugs, D rag Saw, 8-foot F allin g Saw, Steel Sledge and Wedges. 2 dozen W. L. P u llets, Etc. ILRMS Infantile Paralysis. NOVEMBER Sale Coin menees at 10:3(1 a. in. I iider #20, cash in hand, #20 or over, bankable notes with In terest at S per at per an n am . P oliom elitis, or in fan tile p araly sis, is not duly p rev a len t in Oregon a t the R. I. ANDERSON, Auctioneer FRED L. PROCTOR, Clerk p rese n t tim e. Report« indicate th a t it Is u n u su ally p rev alen t in o th er states. D uring th e p ast tw o m onths th e re have been 27 cases and fo u r d eath s In th is state. T he Oregon sta te board of h ealth has no d esire to c re ate u n n ec essary alarm concern in g th e disease b ut since it Is epidem ic and because flare-ups of poliom yelitis g en erally occur a t th is tim e of th e year, the board issues th e follow ing sta te m en t: G eneral P recau tio n s. K eep y o u r ch ild ren aw ay from crow ded and congested public places. ARRANGEM ENTS Do n ot let them play w ith any child or ad u lt w ho is not en tirely well. that show finesse a handling of the de Keep your ch ild ren off th e street. tails by experienced professionals. Each Do not allow sick p erso n s who do little act—each duty performed as you n ot belong to your fam ily to en ter would have it. your home. Make su re th e h an d s a re w ashed before eating. Rules and R egulations fo r P rev en tin g th e S pread of In fa n tile P araly sis Iso latio n is a useful m easu re for lim iting th e sp read of th is disease. It is often, how ever, w ith o u t demon stra b le effect because of th e g en eral p rev alen ce of unrecognized cases and c a rrie rs . soap and hot w ater an d should be thoroughly w ash th e ir h an d s before An iso latio n period for th e p atien t aired and sunned. leaving th e prem ises. of n ot less th a n tw o w eeks or m ore T he rem oval to h o sp itals of p e r Sick-room p recau tio n s should in th a n th re e w eeks from o n se t of th e sons affected w ith poliom yelitis when clude th e u su al atten tio n to cleaning disease u n less th e te m p e ra tu re has p ro p er ca re of p atien t ca n n o t he ob not re tu rn e d to norm al in th e m ean and d isinfection of eatin g uten sils, tained a t hom e Is advised, b ut during p erso n al and bed clothing, ru g s, d o o r tim e. the e a rlie r stag es of th e disease p a C h ild ren of th e sam e household in knobs and o th e r th in g s handled by the tie n t needs re s t in th e bed and tr a n s p atien t o r ca reta k er. co n tac t w ith th e p a tie n t m u st be r e p o rtatio n to a ho sp ital m ig h t be det U nless special covering and gloves stric ted from places of public a s rim en tal to his w elfare. sem bly for a period of 14 days from be w orn th e physician and n u rse sh all la st d ate of co n tact, as determ ined by so han d le th e p atien t th a t d isch arg es ItEMEMKEIt th e h ea lth officer. sh all not soil th e ir clothing, special Somebody—som e »h ere— w an ts your A dults of th e household m ay con ca re being tak en to p rev en t d ro p let photograph th is C hrlstm us. H ardy tin u e th e ir vocations provided they infection. P hysician and n u rse should Studio, phone 541.— Adv. a re n ot b ro u g h t into co n tac t w ith c h il d ren a t any tim e. T he d isch arg e from th e nose, th ro a t and bow els of th e p a tie n t m ust be d is infected prom ptly. T he c a re ta k e r sh all w ash th e hands w ith soap an d hot w ate r prom ptly a fte r h an d lin g such d ischarge. T he c a re ta k e r sh all waRh th e hands sim ilarly before 1> aving th e room o c cupied by th e p atien t. Iso latio n sh all be te rm in ate d by a th o ro u g h w ashing of th e e n tire body Admission $1.00 and th e h air of th e p atien t. T he room Ladies Free should be th o ro u g h ly cleaned with U. J. ULMAN ({e/yyet d u n e ta f Q ù e c /c t ( teycn PUBLIC DANCE Columbia Grange Hall, at Corbett SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 8
