GRESHAM OUTLOOK.
T he in stallatio n of officers of the
G resham O rder of E a ste rn S tar w as
T he golden w edding a n n iv e rsa ry of held in th e Masonic h all on T uesday
Mr. an d Mrs. Z. F itzg erald , w ell- evening, Decem ber 30, a t w hich tim e
know n pioneers of th e “slough” d is
tr ic t, w as celebrated a t th e ir hom e in th e officers w ere in stalled in th e ir r e
P a rk ro se , 2465 Sandy B oulevard, on spective offices of th e o rd er. Mrs.
D ecem ber 29. Mr. and Mrs. F itz g e r E rm a S hultz, in stallin g m a tro n ; Mrs.
ald w ere su rro u n d ed by th e m ost of Minnie E astm an , in stallin g m a rsh a l;
th e ir d escendants who now num ber 33, Mrs. C a rrie Pow ell, in stallin g c h a p
th e re being nine ch ild ren , 20 g ra n d
c h ild re n and four g re a t g ra n d c h il lain and Miss G ertru d e A lexander, o r
dren . An event of special in te re st was gan ist, had ch a rg e of th e exercises.
th e p resence a t th e ce leb ratio n of Mrs. | T he past m a tro n 's jew el w as p resen ted
E lizab eth H oltgrieves of $35 Sandy to th e re tirin g m a tro n , Mrs. U. G.
B oulevard, m other of the aged bride,
m ak in g re p re se n ta tiv e s of five g e n e r Sm ith, by th e re tirin g p atro n , U. G.
atio n s present. T he affair w as a s u r i Sm ith. She responded to th e p resen -
| tatio n w ith a few w ell-chosen r e
p rise to Mr. and Mrs. F itzgerald.
T he sto ry w as told at th e ce le b ra m arks. T he in stallatio n cerem onies
tio n of th e elopm ent fifty y ears ago of w ere atten d ed by a sh o rt pro g ram , fol
“ Z ack ” F itzg e rald and Em m a H o lt lowed by refresh m en ts.
grieves, who crossed th e C olum bia
F ollow ing are th e elective officers
riv e r in an Indian canoe to V ancou
ver. th e m ecca th en as now of love who have been in stalled in to office for
lo rn couples, w here they w ere m a r th e ensuing y e a r:
Amy A ltm an,
ried.
T he young bridegroom had
C. G. S chneider,
cro ssed the plains in an ox tra in w ith , w orthy m a tro n ;
h is p a re n ts in 1852, th e sam e y ear i w orthy p a tro n ; A nna L u n dquist, a s
w hen th e H oltgrieves fam ily cam e to s i s t a n t m a tro n ; C lara P u lfer, se c re
Oregon. He is a native of L aF ayette, ta ry ;
C a rrie Cam eron, tr e a s u r e r ;
A rk an sas.
j Jo sephine H aley, co n d u c tress; G ladys
E m m a H oltgrieves w as born a few ■ Hoyt, a s sista n t co n d u ctress. T he ap-
y e a rs la te r on the farm of her p are n ts
fo u r and a half m iles above the in te r ' pointive officers a re as follow s: Mary
s ta te bridge. She and her children, McManus, ch a p la in ; E m m a W alrad,
n e a rly all of h er g ran d c h ild ren and all m a rsh a l;
Mabel Clow, o rg a n ist;
o f h er g re a t g ran d c h ild ren w ere born ' Celia E v erett, A dah; Mabel Ott, R u th ;
in M ultnom ah county, and all of them
¡E d ith T egert, E sth e r; L etitia P u lfer,
In Oregon.
Mr. and Mrs. F itzg e rald a re still M artha; L ulu H orning, E le cta ; C lara
activ e.
She ca re s for her 8-room I Johnson, w a rd e r; B. F. D ahlham m ar,
h o u se and he in sists th a t he would be se n tin e l;
C harles Cleveland, color
able and w illing to get into farm w ork b earer.
ag ain . T he ch ild ren p re se n t a t th e
c e le b ra tio n w ere Mr. and Mrs. C. W.
POWELL VALLEY
A ltm an of D undee, Mr. and Mrs. J. H.
F itz g e ra ld of B oring, Mr. and Mrs.
W a lte r C ates of Irra c a n a , A lberta,
S unday school w ill m eet a t th e
C anada, Mr. and M rs. C. S. F itz g e r Sw edish M ission ch u rc h a t 10 a. m.,
ald and R obert N. F itzg e rald of Blue
la k e n e a r F airview , Mr. and Mrs. W. follow ed by p reach in g a t 11 by th e
H . W ilson of T rou td ale, Mr. and Mrs. p astor, th e Rev. O. J. W ilner, from th e
F re d P roudfit of San F ran cisco , C ali topic, “T he E p iphany of God’s G race
fo rn ia, Mr. and Mrs. R. L. S m ith of M anifest to S inful Men.” T he young
C o rv allis, Mr. and Mrs. R. D. H a rt people’s m eeting w ill be held a t 7
sh o rn of 192 E a st 29th stree t, P o rt
o’clock, w ith p reach in g a t 8 from th e
lan d .
them e, “T he P erfe ct H um an L ife.”
New Year’s Baby Born at Cherryville. T he evening service w ill be In E n g
T he first b irth to be rep o rted th is lish. T he p ray e r m eetings a re held on
y e a r from th is section of th e co u n try T uesday and T h u rsd ay evenings a t
Is th a t of a 7Vi-pound g irl born to Mr. 7:30. T he D eborah L adies' Aid w ill
a n d M rs. M artin F lad k y ea rly New m eet w ith Mrs. F. O. E k stro m on
Y e a r’s m orning. T hey live n ear C her W ednesday aftern o o n .
ry v ille, w here the fa th e r is em ployed
Grape Vines.
by th e S andy Ridge L um ber com pany
W ordens, Concords, N iag aras, one
year old. Splendidly rooted, su re
WOOD SAWING
Q uickly and efficiently done by ex grow ers. Low prices. O rder now for
p erts. All o rd ers prom ptly attended fall plan tin g . H aro ld Oberg, C raig
road, fo u rth house n o rth off B arr road.
to re g a rd le ss of size.
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We can assure you that this is an excep
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Pre-Inventory Sale
Redding, Stoves, Rugs, Phono
graphs, Phonograph Reeords and
some used goods at less than
priee. These and many other ar-
tieles will he sold for cash hat will
he money saved for you. We ask
you to investigate.
Dur Heating Stoves are all half
lined with east, in sections, except
our large stock of Airtight» which
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At th e C h ristm as p ro g ram of th e
com m unity ch u rch S unday n ig h t th e
p a re n ts and ch ild ren voted to co n
tin u e having th e ir S unday school s e r
vice a t 10 a. m. d u rin g th e com ing
year. T he p ro g ram w as u n d er th e di-
rictio n of Dr. C. L. H aynes, Miss Mil
dred Jo h n so n and Mrs. J. W. E ck e rt
and every num ber w as ex cellent. The
d eco ratin g com m ittee is to be com pli
m ented on th e fine ap p e aran c e of th e
ch u rch .
About 70 people w ere p re se n t a t th e
w atch n ig h t service. T h e evening w as
sp e n t in .p la y in g gam es and o th er d i
versions. Mr. and Mrs. A nderson and
d au g h ter, Je a n e tte , w ere am ong the
e n te rta in e rs of th e evening. T hey took
th e ir audience w ith them dow n to th e
sunny clim es of C alifornia, giving p e r
sonal illu stra tio n s of th e scenery and
life in th a t state. T he Rev. and Mrs.
A. S. H isey and th e Rev. C. B. May
w ere am ong th e g u ests of th e o cca
sion. A t th e m id n ig h t h o u r those
p re se n t joined w ith th e G resham
M ethodist ch u rch , w here Dr. C. W.
H u ett and th e Rev. A. S. H isey gave
th e New Y ears talk s.
T he E p w o rth L eague a t 6:45 S u n
day evening w ill be led by Miss G ladys
McCann. T he Rev. J. S tan fo rd Moore
w ill sp eak a t 7:30 from th e topic. "R e
m em bering th e F u tu re .”
T he S unday school convention of the
Pow ell V alley c irc u it w ill be held a t
th e Rockwood ch u rch on Sunday, J a n
u ary 11. E xceptional sp e ak e rs are
provided for th e occasion an d a b ask et
d in n er w ill be served.
EKSTROM TRUCK SERVICE
The L ad ies' Aid w ill m eet n ex t W ed
n esday aftern o o n w ith Mrs. M ary P a r
sons. On accout of th e d isag reeab le
w ea th er th is c e n tra l location w as se
lected an d a full atten d a n ce is desired.
P o rtlan d
Ft. F a s t T ay lo r
Phone F.Ast 638»
Pow ell
and
Maple
1681
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ROCKWOOD
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Daily Trips to Portland
have double sheet iron linings.
There is no junk east used in the
manufacture of any of them.
Heating Stoves from $2.25 to $25.
Monarch Ranges in straight wood
and combination gas, coal or
wood at $89.00 to $518.00.
The Monarch Electric Range, lat
est improved with
safety
switch, $125.00.
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Ea*tern Star Installs Officers.
PIONEERS CELEBRATE
THEIR GOLDEN WEDDING
THEO. VAN DONINCK
FRIDAY, JANUARY 2,
GILLIS
Mr. and Mrs. H ow ard L ak e en ter
tained a few frien d s an d neighbors on
New Y ea r’s eve.
Miss W ilm a Chase, w ho Is a t Good
S am a ritan h o sp ital in P o rtlan d , Is
g ettin g along well.
Miss G enevieve M anary h as been ill
for a few days.
PLEASANT VALLEY
S unday school w ill convene a t 10
o’clock a t th e com m unity ch u rch . The
su p e rin ten d e n t. T hom as G raves, hopes
to m eet all th e m em bers of th e com
m unity a t th e Sunday school on th e
first S unday of th e new y ear. At 11
o’clock th e re w ill be p reach in g s e r
vices by th e p asto r, from th e them e,
"L ife is an A rrow .”
T he official board w ill m eet on
T uesday evening, J a n u a ry 6, to tr a n s
act n ecessary business.
T he S unday school convention of
th e Pow ell V alley c irc u it w ill be held
a t th e Rockwood ch u rch on Sunday,
J a n u a ry 11. Splendid sp eak in g is said
to be in sto re for th o se who attend.
A b ask et d in n er will be served at
noon.
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T h e M ethodist Sunday school w ill
convene a t 10 o’clock. Miss R achel
P eterso n , th e su p e rin ten d e n t, w ill be
glad to g reet all stu d e n ts on th e first
S unday of th e new year. At 6:45 th e
young people w ill hold th e ir E pw orth
L eague service, and a t 7:30 th e Rev.
C. B. May w ill sp eak on “T he New
Y ear.”
T he S unday school convention of
th e Pow ell V alley c irc u it w ill be held
a t th e Rockwood ch u rc h on Sunday,
Ja n u a ry 11. All sp eak ers of th e day
a re said to be exceptional and w ill
b rin g a v ery profitable m essage. A
b ask et d in n er w ill be served.
Miss A lene Dixon has been confined
to h e r bed w ith an a tta c k of th e flu.
Gresham, Oregon
OVERLAND SPECIAL!
New Model Overland Tourings.
Gas Tank in Front.
$570
CORBETT
Miss Ire n e E v an s and A lbert Kimb-
ley w ere m a rrie d In P o rtlan d W ednes
day, D ecem ber 24. Mrs. K im bley is
th e youngest d au g h ter of Mr. and Mrs.
S y lv ester E v an s and has lived in th is
vicin ity all h er life and Is loved and
resp ected by all who know her. She
w as for a num ber of y ea rs se c re ta ry
of th e S unday school of th e com m uni
ty ch u rch of w hich she Is a m em ber,
w as a g rad u a te of th e class of 1924
C olum bian high school, and Is a young
lady of ste rlin g w orth.
Mrs. Lucy K incaid and son R alph
sp e n t C h ristm as day a t th e hom e of
her d au g h ter and son-in-law , Mr. and
Mrs. Sam H u lit, n ear H illsboro.
Miss TUlie Pfilllum Is spending th e
holidays a t th e hom e of h er m other,
a t C orbett statio n .
Mr. and Mrs. P. D. S ettlem eier sp en t
C h ristm as w ith th e fo rm e r’s relativ es
in P o rtlan d .
Miss P au lin e R lckll Is spending the
holiday vacation a t th e home of her
p a re n ts in Salem .
,
Miss A rlle K incaid Is hom e from her
school d u ties at M ollala, for a w eek’s
vacation.
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F airview Lodge No. 92. A. F. &
Regular or Balloons.
A. M., S atu rd ay evening, J a n
COTTRELL
u ary 3, 1925, 8:00 ociock. V isiting
We handle the famous “All-Weather Tread’
Sunday school will convene at th e
b re th re n welcome.
Goodyear Tires. All sizes.
WM. H. STANLEY, Sec’y.
C o ttrell com m unity ch u rch Sunday
L. A. HARLOW, W. M.
m orning a t 10 o’clock, follow ed by
preach in g a t 11 by the Rev. S. F. P itts.
T h e L ad ies’ Aid w ill m eet at th e
( I ’I 1 K S H V T E I[ I A \)
ch u rch on W ednesday for an all-day
HAMLIN & HOSS, Props.
FAIKVIBW, OREGON
m eeting. T he ladles will clean th e
-4> Phone 2391
Nite Fonc 7041
building In th e m orning and in th e
Sunday School at 10 a. m.
aftern o o n tie a com forter. They will
Morning Worship at 11 a. m. enjoy lunch to g eth er a t th e noon hour.
REV. E. R D. H O LLENSTED
Window CleanTng
Piano Tuning.
(ream Prices.
P asto r
T he Sandy C ream ery is paying 49
P lano tu n in g 13. P lano and o rgan
F or ex p e rt window cleaning aee S.
Services are Helpfal, Meatfal and
cen ts a t th e cream ery and 47 cen ts on T ajlm a, or leave o rd e rs w ith John rep airin g . F red B. Jones. Phone o r
laapIrlR r.
d ers to O utlook, 1561. or TA bor S96J.
th e ro u te for b u tte rfa t.— Adv.
tf Brown, O resham , phone 2601.
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