Gresham outlook., September 29, 1925, Page 3, Image 3

News from Nearby Localities
CORBETT
FAIRVIEW
Bill M organ, a stu d en t a t the U ni­
The Sunday school u n d er th e d irec­
v ersity of Oregon, w as one of 184 m en
to be pledged to a college fratern ity , tion of Miss Rachel P eterson w ill co n ­
th a t of Sigmft A lpha Epsilon, during vene a t 10 a. m. T he evening service
has been postponed on account of th e
th e p ast week.
fact th a t the Rev. C. B. May is a tte n d ­
Mrs. N ettie K incaid received a te le­
ing the Oregon an n u a l conference in
phone m essage from her son K enneth,
session at Eugene.
from B rem erton, W ashington, telling
Mrs. Jam es B urlingam e is rep o rted
h e r of his m arria g e Monday, S eptem ­
to
be in a very critica l condition.
b er 21, at S eattle, W ashington, to Miss
The F airview P aren t-T ea ch e r a sso ­
V ernona Owen. K enneth graduated
w ith th e class of 1922 from Columbia ciation will m eet at th e schoolhouse
high, C orbett, and has since been se rv ­ on F rid ay afternoon at 2 o'clock.
ing in th e navy, and expects to be at M embers are rem inded th a t if th ey d e­
B rem erto n for th e n ext 30 days. Mrs. sire the P.-T. A. m agazine for th e
K incaid is a niece of Mrs. George com ing year th e ir dues m ust be paid
C h am berlain and spent th e sum m er a t th is time.
h ere, th e guest of h e r au n t and is a
The W omen’s society of th e Sm ith
young w om an of pleasing personality. Memorial P re sb y teria n ch u rch w ill
Miss L ucile K incaid left Sunday meet at the m anse for w ork on T h u rs ­
m o rn in g for M onmouth to attend the day afternoon. A full atten d a n ce of
O regon sta te norm al.
Miss Lucile m em bers is expected and frien d s are
g ra d u a te d w ith the class of ’24 Colum ­ cordially invited.
b ian high and during her high school
days assiste d her m other in th e tele
PLEASANT VALLEY
phone exchange and proved h erself a
B. F. L indas w ill speak to th e P le a s­
m o st efficient and tru stw o rth y ’’hello
g lr, who m ade by her am iable and a c ­ ant V alley Sunday school and th e
com m odating m an n er m any friends church atten d an ce at 10:45. R eports
w ho w ish her every success at college from other p a rts of C lackam as county
indicate th a t he is a tine speaker. It
M rs. E thel Sm ith S tew art w as in
is to be hoped th a t no one w ill m iss
P o rtla n d S aturday.
th e privilege of h earin g him. He is an
A rth u r Blanc, 7-year-old son of Mr. atto rn ey and gives his services to the
and Mrs. A. Blanc, w as accidentally various church es of the county.
sh o t S atu rd ay w hile he w ith F red
The P lea san t V alley church is being
A lto rser 10, and S tanley B uckner 11,
painted. T he first coat is alread y on
w ere playing w ith Mr. B lanc’s rifle
and if the w eath er perm its, th e job
T h e w ounded boy w as tak en to G resh ­ will soon be finished.
am for m edical tre a tm e n t and from
th e re tak en to the P o rtlan d s a n ita r­
SANDY BLUFF
ium w here it w as learned th e bullet
had en tered his lung but if com plica­
T he C ottrell P aren t-T ea ch e r asso ­
tio n s do not set in he may recover.
ciation w ill m eet in th e schoolhouse
Mrs. V ictor E llis w ent to Salem to Friday, O ctober 3, a t 8 o'clock sh arp .
v isit Mr. E llis, who is em ployed there, A good program is prom ised by th e
an d w ill atten d the sta te fair.
program com m ittee to w hich ev ery ­
body is invited.
Mr. and Mrs. E. E. Van Fleet, Mr.
ARBOLEDA
and Mrs. W ilkenson and Mrs. H. H.
H. T. Johnson of O akland, C alifor­ W atkins visited th e Canby fair and r e ­
n ia an d Mr. and M rs. H arold Johnson port a splendid ag ric u ltu ra l display.
of P o rtlan d w ere d in n er guests T u es­
A lbert A ult spent th e w eek-end in
day of Mr. and Mrs. H. C. Bourne.
C orvallis, his m other going as fa r as
L a te r in th e evening additional guests
Salem w here she visited w ith re la ­
w ere invited in. T hey w ere Mr. and
tives.
Mrs. J. E. D unne of P ortland. Mr. and
Mrs. A. J. A rnot of Cooston, and Mr.
Card of Thunks.
an d Mrs. F. L. B ourne.
We desire to ex p ress our th a n k s to
Mr. and Mrs. P e te r Borgan e n te r­ all those who so kindly assisted d u r­
ta in e d w ith a dinner recently. Covers ing the illn ess and death of our be­
w ere placed for 11.
loved w ife and m other. For the beau ­
T he A rboleda Im provem ent club tiful floral offerings and to th e p asto r
held its re g u la r m eeting T h u rsd ay for his w ords of com fort.
evening, S eptem ber 17, a t the c lu b ­
George Moulton. Lew is Moulton, Mr.
house. An in te restin g business m eet­
and Mrs. John Hepp.
ing w as held and th e enthusiasm of
th e m em bers show ed everyone to be
EDITH GOWLAN NELSON
read y fo r a busy w inter. Mr. and Mrs.
V IO L IN IS T AN D T E A C H E R
R. A. D elker w ere host and hostess
A rtist pupil of R o b e rt L ouis B a rro n
fo r th e evening.
Mr. and Mrs. A. J. A rnot of Cooston,
O regon, w ho have been visiting th e ir
so n -in -law and dau g h ter. Mr. and Mrs.
F. L. B ourne, have gone to McMinn­
v ille to visit friends there.
Mr. and Mrs. W. R. Locke had as
g u ests rec en tly Mrs. Alice Locke and
M isses Golda and Sylvia L ocke of
P o rtlan d .
Mr. and Mrs. Ben Gable, who have
been th e house gu ests of Mr. and Mrs.
D. W. B rid g efarm er, have re tu rn e d t o '
th e ir hom e at M aupin, Oregon.
R. M. R andall and George F o rtn e r,
th e cham pion fisherm en of the d istric t,
enjoyed a fishing trip to Sauvies
Isla n d . Sunday. T hey rep o rt a fine
strin g of catfish caught.
Mr. and Mrs. Floyd H alladay w ere
d in n e r guests in P o rtla n d at th e hom e
of Mrs. D orothy C. Gale.
Dr. and Mrs. F. M. Bell and Mr. and
Mrs. J. N. P ercey of P ortlan d w ere
th e g u ests of Mr. and Mrs. P ete r B or­
gan S unday m orning for breakfast.
Mrs. A rth u r S m ith of P o rtlan d
w as a g u e st of Mrs. H. C. Bourne one
day recently.
Mrs. W. R. Locke h as been a guest
of Mrs. H. M iller a t Sandy.
Gresham classes each Friday
P h o n e G resh am 50x.
Cream Prices
T he Sandy cream ery is paying 55
ce n ts a t th e cream ery and 53 ce n ts on
th e ro u te for b u tte r f a t—Adv.
L ast Sunday th e ch u rch services of
The Sandy P aren t-T ea ch e r asso cia­
tion has reo rg an ized w ith Mrs. E. F. the Rockwood com m unity ch u rch
B runs, p resid e n t; Mrs. W. E. Cannon, w ere held in the Maccabee hall. T he
vice p resid e n t; V era Sm ith, secreta ry pu ttin g in of (he co n crete porches and
and Mrs. E rn e st Boylon, tre a su re r. w alks at th e new ch u rc h m ade It n e­
The o rg an izatio n w ill give a 6 o'clock cessary to seek o th e r q u a rte rs. B arner
supper on October 10 in th e Odd F e l­ McCormick is th e c o n tra c to r in ch arg e
low hall and w ill also serve th e m id­ of the con crete w ork. T he Rev. Mr.
n ig h t su p p er for th e grange in v ita­ Rockley spoke at th e evening service
tio n al dance w hich w ill be given th e of th e church. H is m essage w as ex ­
sam e evening.
ceedingly good and h ark ed back to
T h j Sandy Union high school has ! original Bible p rinciples. At th e next
tw o new school b u sses w hich w ill ; Sunday services B. F. L indas w ill
serv e th e C ottrell. Bull Run, K elso ' speak in th e evening. He is said to be
and Boring com m unities. O ther lo cal­ 1 an exceptionally in te restin g speaker.
ities are served by th e h iring of In­ ! He is an atto rn ey a t law by profession
' and is m aking his h e a d q u arte rs In
dividual cars.
T he te ac h ers for th e com ing y ear at 1 Oregon City. T his w ill be a fine op-
th e Sandy high school are G. D. O rr, I p o rtu n ity to those w ho w ill ta k e th e
p rin cip al; Miss H elen McCormick, a s ­ j o p p o rtu n ity to h ea r him.
sistan t p rin cip al; L. McNulty, m a n ­
H orace Nichols will lead th e E p ­
ual tra in in g te ac h er and boys’ a th ­ w orth League m eeting next Sunday
letic coach; Miss A laire O strum had evening at 6:45. T he Sunday school
ch arg e of E nglish and m athem atics j will convene at 10 a. m. It may be
and is the g irls' ath letic coach: Miss ' found n ecessary to have th e services
D orothy H ughes is in ch arg e of th e 1 in th e hall again next Sunday.
com m ercial d ep a rtm en t; Miss Kam-
m erer is th e in stru c to r in th e dom estic
Potato Law Enforcement.
science d ep artm en t. She w as a s sist­
P o tato in sp ecto rs and county ag en ts
ant in stru c to r for th re e years in the rep o rt to th e sta te m a rk e t ag en t th a t
sum m er school of O. A. C. Miss F rieda the g en eral a ttitu d e of g ro w ers and
i d ealers In potatoes is to observe th e
B ratzel is th e te ac h er of piano.
grading and sten cilin g law. and they
T he Sandy L um ber com pany m ill Is urge th a t it be s tric tly enforced in
n earin g com pletion and w ork is ex ­ I ju stice to those who do obey th e law.
pected to begin in th e woods th is | “T here a re some grow ers, d ealers and
re ta ile rs who ignore th e law " says
week.
! Mr. Spence, ‘‘and it w ill no doubt be
Mrs. S arah Bacon H y att is very low | n ecessary to m ake som e prosecutions
at th e hom e of her son, Sam uel Bacon, ! before they will come to tim e, b u t th e
: most of those connected w ith th e busi-
n ear C ottrell.
T he n ational gran g e. O. L. M artin, i ness w elcom e it. N early every ilne of
b u s i n e s s l i a s established selling p ro d ­
of New Jersey , and M ultnom ah County ucts on th e basis of grade. If Oregon
Pomona m aster, J. G. Kelly, w ere is to keep outside sta ck from ta k in g
p resen t S atu rd ay at th e all-day s e s ­ its m a rk e ts aw ay, it m ust p ro tec t
sion of th e gran g e a t Orient. Both them ."
gave helpful ad d resses on different
phases of gran g e w ork.
POWELL VALLEY
About $60 w ere realized for th e b en ­
efit of the L u th eran Home and F o r­
eign M issionary society auction w hich
w as held S atu rd ay evening. F ra n k
T hom as w as aw arded th e beautiful
p atchw ork qu ilt w hich is w aiting for
him a t th e home of Mrs. C. A. L in d ­
gren.
Mrs. John T ruedson and her d au g h ­
ter, Miss E sth e r T ruedson, are visiting
for a w eek or so w ith relativ es and
frien d s in S eattle and Olympia.
Mrs. J. A. L iedfors is p lanning to
leave for New York City th e com ing
T h u rsd ay w here she w ill engage in
the study of art.
Red, W atery Eyes
You will be asto n ish ed at the quick
resu lts from sim ple cam phor, w itch-
hazel, h y d rastis, etc., as mixed in
L avoptik eye w ash. One sm all bottle
L avoptik helps any case sore, red or
w atery eyes. Eye cup free. G resham
D rug Com pany.—Adv. ________
STA TED COMMUNICATION of
Chicken Bln ner e.
Special chicken dinner every Wed-
’ F airview Lodge No. 92. A. F.
A. M.. S atu rd a y evening.
n
u n ,P fu rth e r notice.
P riee 50c. W ithrow s R e sta u ra n t.—Ad.
1 October 3, 1925. a t 8 o’clock.
V isiting b re th re n welcome.
N ickerson Jellied chicken is m ost
WM. H. STANLEY, S ecretary.
convenient. Steam p re ssu re cooked.
In
glass.—Adv.
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P u p il of Susie F ennel P ipes
P hone G resh am 1481
The Oscarette
CONFECTIONS
HOT LUNCHES
CIGARS
TOBACCO
Weatherly Ice Cream
OSCAR A. JOHNSON, Prop.
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M . edicine
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Add to your incom e, su b tra c t trom
your losses, m ultiply your retu rn s, di-
ville yuur expenses, by using W ant
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local and .ntcrn.l, and ha, been aucce«.
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T uning.
fol In «he treatm ent of C atarrh for over g a„ repalr(nK
F red B j OIieb , 625
forty years. Sold by all druggists.
E ast 49th atreet, P o rtlan d , phone
F. J. CHENEY &. CO., Toledo, Ohio l TAbor 8952, or Gresham 1561.—Adv.
for
p e r f e c t s h o r t e n in g
and greaseless frying —
AMAIZO
cAs pure as the
golden corn, from
the hearts o f which
it is pressed.
Amaízo is wholely
vegetable !
PUBLIC SALE
Willamette, a Linen Valley.
F ollow ing th e lead of Salem . E u ­
gene has u nder way a proposition to
establish a linen m ill th a t will em ploy
300 people. A big m ill a t Salem is I w ill sell a t A uction a ll th e p e rso n a l p ro p e rty b e lo n g in g to th e
p rac tica lly assu red and it w ill be com ­
e s ta te of CHAS. W. H A R R IS , deceased, a t S andy, O regon.
pleted in tim e to ta k e ca re of next
y ea r's flax crop in th a t vicinity. T he
flax p lan t in th e p e n iten tiary at Salem
has sta rte d w hat m any th in k w ill r e ­
su lt in m aking the W illam ette valley a
Sale to Commence at 1 p. in. Sharp
g reat linen ce n te r; th a t flax grow ing
will become a leading a g ric u ltu ra l in-
1 d u stry and th a t m any facto ries w ill
PERSONAL PROPERTY
' follow in different p a rts of the valley.
Saturday, October 3
3 Beds co m p le te , 2 D re sse rs, P h o n o g ra p h a n d o v e r 100 reco rd s,
B anjo, H e a tin g Stove, Cook Stove, m isc e llan e o u s c o o k in g u te n ­
sils a n d d ish e s, se v e ra l rifles, rev o lv er, 2 s h o t g u n s, n u m ero u s
h a n d ra k e s , shovels, m atto c k s, picks.
SH O ES
W ORK AND D R E SS SH O ES
fo r M en a n d Boys
Expert Shoe Repairing
'Three Chests of 'Tools, Extra Good
Set of D ouble H arn ess for sm all team .
Dining Room Table, K itchen Table, Cliuirs, Ju g s, E a rth e n w a re Ju rs,
F ru it J a rs .
One H arro w , Hay R ake, Sm all Wagon, and m any o th e r item s too n u ­
m erous to m ention.
T his p ro p erty m ust he sold to close th e estate, and m ust be sold re g a rd ­
less of price. A bsolutely no goods w ill be bid in.
GRESHAM SHOE SHOP
TERM S— $20 or under, cash, over th a t to he a rran g e d w ith clerk.
CARL DAHL
P h o n e 41
G resh am
FRED L. PROCTOR
A d m in istrato r of the E sta te of Chas. W. H arris
IL I. A M H IiSUX, A uctioneer.
EKED I.. !»!<<»< TOIL C lerk
Washington
5th and
Alder Streets
0^ P Oregon
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HALEY
Rev. C. G. E m anuel of P asadena,
C alifo rn ia, w ill conduct a series of
gospel m eetings in th e H aley B aptist
ch u rc h beginning T uesday, S eptem ber
29 and contin u in g over Sunday. O cto­
ber 4. E vening services are in E n g ­
lish and com m ence a t 7:30. On S u n ­
day th e re w ill be th re e m eetings. All
a re welcome.
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