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PAGE FOUR
GRESHAM OrTLOOK.
T riSB A Y , JANUARY 27, 1925
Obituary of John A. Palmquist.
am w here th ey have lived ever since
T he fu n eral of Jo h n A. P a lm q u is t,! w ith th e exception of one y ear w hich
who died W ednesday, Ja n u a ry 21, at w as sp en t in Tillam ook. Mrs. Palm -
W ord has been received by G re sh -I
H1* h School R ep o rter)
th e age of 64, afte r an extended ill- q u ist w as th e d au g h ter of Jo h n P. and
am friends of th e serio u s illn ess of
R eports concerning Louise H ow ard
ness, w as held F rid a y aftern o o n in th e S arah W ilson, p ioneers of 1852.
undenom inational tem ple, w ith th e
A fter th e cerem onies a t th e tem ple, Mrs. J. H. Cone a t her hom e in Cot- a m em ber of th is y e a r’s sen io r class,
Rev. 8. F. P itts in ch arg e of th e se r- | th e rem ain s w ere ta k en to P o rtlan d tag e Grove, w here she h as resided for indicate th a t she Is m aking a splen-
show ing in G ra n ts P ass high
vices, assisted by th e Rev. D. M. w here th ey w ere in te rre d In M ultno- th e p ast y ear. Mrs. Cone is th e
widow of th e late J. H. Cone and they “Chool. We expected th is re p o rt about
Cathey. An audience num bering pos m ah cem etery.
lived in G resham sev eral y ears.
Louise.
sibly 250 w as present, a tte s tin g th e
Card of Thanks.
high esteem in w hich th e deceased
D. E. Tow le is th e la te st tow nsm an
T he first team of th e high school
We w ish to th a n k those who have
w as held in th is com m unity. N early assisted us d u rin g th e long illn ess of to become infected w ith th e rad io bug. and th e m idget team w ere successful
40 m em bers of th e local Odd Fellow our husband and fath e r, for th e sym ­ He has in stalled a triodyne, o r th ree - In a double win at P a rk ro se la st Sat-
lodge w ere p rese n t in a body, and th e pathy, ex p ressed in w ord and deed, tu b e receiving set. but Instead of th e | u rday night. Five m in u tes e x tra tim e
pall b earers, G eorge K enney, H. M. and esp ecially G resham Lodge I.O . u su al loud sp eak er equipm ent, th a t w ere req u ired to decide th e first team
O. F., and for th e b eau tifu l flowers.
M iller, A. B. E llio tt, E m m ett Kelly
Mrs. L ida P alm q u ist, F red P alm - u n it has been connected w ith his gam e w hich we won 21-17. T he m id­
and Jo h n and G eorge S leret, w ere all
q u ist, Ray P alm q u ist, Mrs. Minnie phonograph rep ro d u cer and gives g ets won 15-9.
25-year Jewel Odd Fellow m em bers.
K lingensm ith.
m ost excellent resu lts. He has heard
T h e Juniors a re now in th e process
T he m usic for th e occasion was r e n - ' K
s „ o w er
Br|(le> from Boise, Idaho, and listen s to the of selectin g a play w hich w ill be a n ­
dered by a q u a rte t. L e s li. W alrad. | A dellgbtfuI su rp rlse
th e form of so u th ern C alifornia sta tio n s w ith ease. nounced soon. As soon as th e play is
Mrs. Ed. A ylsw orth Miss G ertrud.. a kltchen „how er WM , ven ,M t g a t. W henever it is desired to play th e selected, w ork w ill be begun im m e­
A lexander and D. M. R oberts, with u rd ay to Mr, c ly d a „
g rec<jnt phonograph, it and th e rad io can be d iately and it is hoped it m ay be giv­
Mrs. C harles Moore at th e piano. b rld e, a t th e hom e of her m other Mrg quickly disconnected. Mr. Tow le is en som e tim e th e la tte r p a rt of F eb ­
They sang th re e selections, “ Face to ! Bessie Dixon in P o rtlan d , by h er en th u siastic over th e w onders of the ru ary .
F ace,” "S afe in th e A rm s of Je su s” au n ts, Mrs. E tta H oover and Mrs. rad io and ex p resses th e opinion th a t
W ilm a Chase and G ertru d e Sharkey,
and “Je su s S avior P ilo t Me.” T he Lucy D onley of G resham . R e fre sh ­ th e invention is still in its infancy.
tw o of the senior g irls, co n tin u e to be
Mrs. A ugusta P alm blad, of Oak on th e sick list.
cask et w as covered w ith beautiful m en ts an d social in te rco u rse w ere en ­
flow rs and an im m ense floral piece joyed by th e rela tiv e s and friends Grove, w as h ere F rid ay to atten d the
At all b ask et ball gam es, plays,
w as co n trib u ted by th e Odd Fellow s. p resen t. T he gifts, w hich w ere g re a t fu n eral of h er cousin, Jo h n P alm quist. com m encem ent, senior, class night
T he 14th c h a p te r of St. Jo h n w as read ly ap p reciated by th e bride, included
O-
Q uicksall has been suffering I lyceum num bers, etc., it is hoped th a t
by th e Rev. Mr. Cathey, a fte r w hich m any useful a rtic le s of
alum inum I Intensely to r th e p ast few days with none w ill p ark on th e rig h t side of
th e p asto r of th e tem ple delivered a w ear.
I th e painful com bination of an a tta c k th e drivew ay from th e pavem ent to
forceful exposition of th e d eath and
T he follow ing w ere p rese n t besides I ot **ie 6 rip and a carb u n cle.
I th e gym. It should be possible for
resu rre c tio n of L uzarus.
th e h o ste sse s;
Mrs. Olive E kstrom ,
Mrs. V era L. T u ck er e n tertain ed on a n E m achine to unload its occupants
H e also paid high trib u te to th e I Miss Vada A nderson, Mrs. C lem entine Monday Mrs. T. T. G ear, of P o rtlan d , a t th e n o rth end of th e w alk leading
c h a ra c te r of the deceased, speaking of M etzger, Mrs. T ild a Dahl, Mrs. K atie I widow of th e late T. T. G ear,
to th e gym but sev eral tim es in th e
p a st th is has not been possible be-
him as an accom m odating neighbor, Sunday, Mrs. A llen H ollow ay, Mrs. gov ern o r of th e sta te of Oregon,
and a kind husband and fath e r. Un- B lanch H oover, Mrs. H azel B eers, all
I cau se someone has left his m achine so
selfishness was one of his o u tstan d in g of G resh am ;
Mrs. M arg aret H ay- L ttf, v ,
... ’ , ”
a t W i,,aln -
th a t o th ers could not drive to th e end
c h a ra c tc r,stie s, and he was kind w orth, Mrs. Violet Pfaff. Mrs. E thel S a l ^
of th e walk.
h ea rted and sym pathetic. In stan c es Stepp, Mrs. G enevieve Jo h n sto n , Miss o aj. Dojgonin£r > ,,♦ « ,
/ ' *. " '
T he high school band is gaining
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m om entum every day. T he m em bers
his own w ork to help a less fo rtu n a te Miss T h elm a Stepp, a ll of P o rtlan d ,
Is th o u g h t to have co n tracted th e m al- a re w o rking h ard on som e new m u-
neighbor. He w as converted to the and the follow ing little g irls of
. ady from poison oak leaves in te r- sic, and one of th ese days th ey will
te n e ts of the C hristian religion a few G resham ; R uby Ilolow ay. R o b erta mfxed wfth th e sh ru b b ery on thp CQ,. serp e n tin e down tow n. When th ey do
m onths ago and died in th e triu m p h s M illeson, E le an o r B eers and B etty | ,ege campl]s
they w ant some citizens who a re in
of faith.
Donley.
sym pathy w ith th e ir sh o rt com ings to
Mrs.
Minnie
K
lingensm
ith
of
L03
Mr. P alm q u ist w as born in Sweden
give
some good, snappy talk s.
Cream Prices.
i A ngeles, arriv ed la st T h u rsd ay in th e
and cam e to the U nited S tate s when a
T he M unhinotu staff is w orking
T
he
Sandy
cream
ery
is
paying
45
hope
of
finding
h
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r
fath
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r,
Jo
h
n
P
alm
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child of seven. H e had resided in the ! cen ts a t th e cream ery and 43 cen ts on I q u ist, still hlive. In th is she w as dis h ard on th e anrfual w hich th ey hope
sta te of Oregon n ea rly 50 years. He the ro u te for b u tte rfa t.—Adv.
appointed, how ever, as he had passed to Iiave ln th e hands o t su b scrib ers
leaves a wife, Mrs. L ida P alm q u ist; a
aw ay th e previous m orning. She e x - l th e flrst of May-
Grape
Vine*.
d aughter, Mrs. Minnie K lingensm ith,
Some of th e high school stu d en ts
W ordens, Concords, N iag aras, one I pects to rem ain w ith h er m o th er for
of Los Angeles, C alifo rn ia; tw o sons,
year old.
S plendidly rooted, su re som e tim e, possibly th ro u g h o u t the have the cro ss w ord puzzle craze and
F red and Ray, of G resham ; a brother, grow ers. Low prices. O rder now.
one recen tly co n trib u ted by R obert
Em il P alm quist, and a sister, Mrs. Al. H arold Oberg, C raig road, fourth com ing sum m er. H er h u sband is a W rig h t is aro u sin g in te re st because
railro
a
d
man
in
San
Pedro,
C
alifornia.
house
n
o
rth
off
B
a
rr
road.
TAbor
Maybee, both of G resham . Mr. Palm-
6014, P o rtlan d , R. 7, Box 966.
Mrs. E. W. A ylsw orth accom panied we don't know w hat w ord should be
q u ist w as m arried to Miss L ida Wil
Ju
d g e and Mrs. G eorge S tap leto n to used in a c e rta in place. T h ere are at
son on N ovember 12, 1883, and afte r
Window Cleunfug
Seaside,
w here th e y w ill rem a in for le a st th re e w ords th a t w ill apply.
F or ex p ert window clean in g see S.
resid in g in P o rtlan d for a few yeurs,
T he beginning of th e second sem es
sev eral days.
I
T
ajim
a,
o
r
leave
o
rd
ers
w
ith
John
cam e to th e farm home n ea r G resh- Brown, G resham , phone 2501.
A. J. H uling, of E stacad a, is th e te r is alread y w ell on its way. The
new ly-appointed relief o p e ra to r of th first sem ester is alread y w ell on its
P o rtlan d elec tric su b -statio n at th is way. The first sem ester left several
place. He h as ren ted th e three-room ca su a litie s alth o u g h reco rd s show,
a p a rtm e n t of J. C. S hultz an d w ill says P rin cip al Cannon, a good p e r­
move his fam ily from E sta ca d a h ere cen tag e of stu d en ts a re doing sp le n ­
did work. H ow ever, th e te ac h ers are
in a few days.
Mrs. S. II. S u tton, of T ro u td ale, Is m ore concerned w ith th e failu re s and
th e guest of Mrs. S. F. P itts th is week. it is th e ir re g re t th a t w ith the m ailing
Mrs. S utton is th e m o th er-in -law of of re p o rt cards, w hich took place to ­
one of th e d au g h ters of th e Rev. and day, they fe lt’ obligated to fo rw ard
m any blue “W arning S lips.” Modesty
Mrs. Pitts.
T he m em bers of th e th re e civics p rev en ts sta tin g the num ber. It really
classe s of higli school, to th e num ber would be em b arrassin g . T he r e g re t­
of possibly, 50 a re p lan n in g a trip to ful p a rt of so m any “W arning S lip s”
Salem T h u rsd ay , w h ere they will visit is th e acknow ledged sta te m en t th a t
( lie state- leg islativ e body which is ln they w ere not necessary. At le ast ten
session at th is tim e. T hey w ill be ac- of those receiving blue slip s have ac
S a le en d s Jan . 3 1 st
com pnnied by th e ir te ac h er. Miss know ledged they have loafed on the
Hope M acKenzie. O ther civics classes Hob. read lib ra ry books or m agazines
th ro u g h o u t th e co unty w ill also be w hen they should have been studying
p rese n t a t th e sam e tim e.
or o th erw ise and received th e slip be-
T he year-old child of Mr. and Mrs. | ca u se of th e ir own neglect.
GRESHAM LOCALS I
LAST CALL
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Only a Few More Days
for Journal Bargain
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He Keeps
—and by the Papers He Reads
A m an c a n ’t ev en b e a su cc essfu l farm er
th ese d a y s w ith ou t m uch re a d in g
D o n ’t rob y o u r se lf an d your fa m ily o f
the p leasu re an d profit o f re a d in g d a y by
d a y the b ig city d a ily an d th e liv e, tw ice-a-
w eek p aper o f you r h om e com m u n ity.
I T ’S N E C E S S A R Y T O K E E P IN F O R M E D
O N W H A T ’S G O IN G O N A T H O M E
AND ABROAD
K eep p o sted on
an d
the m ark ets, the sta te
n a tio n a l p o litica l d o in g s, the g rea t
n ation al an d in tern a tio n a l m ov em en ts, the
g rea t d isco v eries an d a ch iev em en ts o f sc i­
en ce an d in d u stry ev ery w h ere.
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January Sales
Now is the time to
SAVE
S uits, O v erco a ts, B o y s’ K n ee P a n t Suits
an d
O v erco a ts,
M a ck in a w s,
L eather-
co a ts, S h oes, S lip p ers, L o g g e rs’ B oots,
W ool Shirts, D ress Shirts, H o siery , E tc.
BIG PRICE REDUCTION
Sale Ends Saturday Night
A y ls W c r tK Ô M a r ti i \
MEN’S WEAR
BIG BARGAINS— 4
FOR QUICK ACTION
,
Special Bargain rates good until February 4, 1925,
By mail, one year.
P. F. B lack h a s h .- n v.-ry ill for t h - .
, n M |,< v v
past w ek. his sick n ess b o rd erin g on 1
t v s r t l M U »»
pneum onia, but at p rese n t th e baby I s '
HOLDS ANNUAL MEL I
Daily and Sunday Journal................................... $7.00
th o u g h t to be slig h tly im proved.
A bout 40 sto ck h o ld ers of th e M ult­
Daily Journal........................................................ 5.00
G eorge L ane of G resham , ju n io r In
nom ah & C lackam as County M utual
ag ric u ltu re in Oregon A g ricu ltu ra l
T elephone com pany assem bled a t the
Sunday Journal only............................................... 2.50
College, will have ch a rg e of th e b ac­
city h all Monday aftern o o n for th e ir
teriology exhibit d u rin g th e educa-
a n n u a l m eeting. T his m eeting w as
Weekly Journal............................................................ 75
catio n al exposition, F eb ru ary 21 to 23.
..
. „
.h e ld for th e purp o se of electing a
Mrs. A. Thom pson Is reco v erin g ,
. . ,,
,
„
.
.
,
| board of d irecto rs, to pass upon n eces­
Sunday and Weekly together................................. 3.00
from an a tta c k of oak poisoning or
sa ry rep o rts and to m ake a resu m e of
som ething sim ilar to it. from w hich
b u sin ess in general.
O l FLOOR with Daily and Sunday Journal....... 7.80
she has been suffering for several
T he financial and sta tistic a l re p o rts
w eeks. She sp en t some tim e in The
of th e com pany w ere discussed and,
O l FLOOR with Daily Journal.............................. 6.00
D alles ho sp ital u n d er tre a tm e n t by
a fte r adoption, filed for fu tu re r e f e r ­
h er son, Dr. F red Thom pson.
ence. T he m ost im p o rta n t item of
Mrs. P. A. Gould is reco v erin g from
business w as th e election of d irecto rs.
an illn ess w hich kept h er confined to
T he p rese n t incum bents, K. A. M iller,
h er hom e for a few days.
B. A. M iller and A. M. H oss w ere
Mrs. M ary Louise Dodge has gone
PORTLAND TELEGRAM
un an im o u sly re-elected for th e en su ­
to M onmouth to e n te r th e Oregon N or­
ing year to fill th e offices of p resident,
Special Bargain rates good until March 1, 1925.
m al a t th a t place, w here she will
vice p resid en t and se c re ta ry re sp e c t­
spend several m o n th s in study w ith
By mail, one year.
ively. G eneral p lan s for th e b e tte r­
a view to com pleting th e norm al
m ent of th e com pany's facilities w ere
course. She has had tw o y ea rs at
discussed a t length.
W illam ette U niversity and several
Tw o y ears ago th e sto ck h o ld ers
sev eral y ea rs' ex p erien ce in teaching.
TeleSram ....................................................................$3.75
passed a reso lu tio n au th o rizin g th e
C. E. R usher and fam ily visited last
board of d irecto rs to m ake a stock
Sunday w ith Mrs. R u sh er's b ro th er-
OF FLOOR and Telegram.................................... 4.50
dividend giving tw o sh a re s of stock
in-law and sister, Mr. and Mrs. Roht.
for each sh a re o u tstan d in g . F or v a r i­
Lansdow ne, of Oregon City.
ous reaso n s th is recom m endation had
T he presid en t of th e R ebekah a s­
n ever been ca rrie d out, b ut upon th e
sem bly, Mary D. Moss, of Lakeview ,
com pany com ing Into th e co n tro l of
REGULAR RATES ON OREGONIAN
Oregon, m ade h er official v isit at the
Mr. M iller. It was decided to c a rry out
re g u la r m eeting of th e G resham Re­
th e req u est of th e sto ck h o ld ers and
bekah lodge Monday evening.
She
th e d istrib u tio n w ill be m ade ns soon
I w as accom panied from P o rtlan d by
as perm ission can be o btained from
Daily Oregonian and OUTLOOR, one year........... $6.35
E. E. S haro n and wife, th e fo rm er the
W. E. Crew s, co rp o ratio n com m ission­
g ran d se creta ry , and C h a rlo tta Wood­
er. of Salem , w ho h as ch arg e of all
Daily and Sunday Oregonian and OUTLOOR,
m an, past g ran d p resid e n t an d p res­
such m a tte rs. When th is perm ission
ent m atro n of th e Odd Fellow home.
one year........................................................ 8.00
is received, additional stock of the
A num ber of v isito rs from Boring
telephone com pany w ill be available
w ere p resen t.
Daily Oregonian alone............................................. 6.00
for any who may w ish to p u rch ase
Mrs. E lla O liphant and Mrs. C. E.
sam e.
Pugh, of P o rtlan d , w ere luncheon
T he p resid en t rep o rted th a t d u rin g
| g u ests of Mrs. C. E. R usher today.
T he Misses Rena S tew art and Nell th e past year m any new phones had
been in stalled and th a t a t th e p resen t
Jo h n so n had as g u ests Monday Miss
tim e 1043 phones w ere in use.
S u san K u ter and Miss L ila M. New-
He also rep o rted th a t d u rin g the
I bury of P o rtlan d , both d eaco n n ea.es
p
ast
y ear a h earin g had been held
J of th e M ethodist E piscopal ch u rc h in
w ith the public service com m ission
P o rtlan d . Miss K u ter is engaged by
and a definite boundary line betw een
th e C en ten ary -W ilb u r ch u rc h and
th e local com pany and th e Pacific
Miss N ew bury Is w elfare w o rk er for
T elephone and T eleg rap h com pany
h o spitals.
had been estab lish ed , in su rin g th e lo­
cal com pany p rotection from e n ­
D o It N ow , P h on e 1561
New Style Hook. Iloorny!
T he new sty les a re h ere in Nash cro ach m en t upon the te rrito ry r ig h t­
clo th es for sp rin g an d sum m er. E xtra fully belonging to them . T his boun­
good p a tte rn s
Sam e q u ality , sam e d ary line ru n s n o rth and so u th on the
price, ,3.50 w ith o rd er, ,20 on deliv­ Rockwood road to th e Section Line
ery, P F. Black, G resham , phone
road, th en along the B ark er road and
1801.—Adv.
south to th e C lackam as county line.
Uaera of the W ant Ad^ Column are
Outlook want ada w ill bring buyer
The Bank of Gresham pays 6 per
or«fd
t0
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hh
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and
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d
..H e r together cheaply and
esnt Interest on time deposita.—Adv
"Uaa want ads'
good adage.
avoid .en d in g bills for sm all am ounts * quickly.
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