G resham O utlook
T W IC E
A
W EEK
VOL. 15, NO. 65
GRESHAM, MULTNOMAH COUNTY, OKKOON.
FUNERAL FOR THREE
ACCIDENT VICTIMS
[ New Secretary of War?
—
New Building Under Mass Meeting Names
Way for Louise Home Candidates for Council
ART SU PER IN TEN D EN T
IS HONORED AT SALEM
#1.5« Per Year
LIVESTOCK SHOW OF
INTEREST TO YOUNG
Before leaving Salem la st w eek at
th e conclusion of th e sta te fair, Mrs.
U. G. Sm ith, th e su p e rin ten d e n t of the
a rt d ep artm en t, was th e guest of hon- I Now th a t th e county and sta te fairs
or at a luncheon given by th e Indies a re o v er, the Ilext big th ,
t() Joo
of th e Salem Art club a , T he Spa in fo rw ard to Is the Pacific In te rn a tio n a l
th a t city. T h ere w as a la rg e atten d - Livestock exposition w hich begins Oc-
an ce and . m ost enjoyable tim e is re- I to b er 31. con tin u in g for a week. This
ported. T he farew ell luncheon w as livestock show wa as fo rm erly th o u g h t
tendered Mrs. S m ith in ap p reciatio n to be som ething e n tirely for the
of h er efforts in b eh alf of a rt. Mrs.
grow nups, hut th e tim e has now come
J. G. F ra n k lin , w hose husband is one
w hen th e boys who a re capable of
of th e p ro fesso r’s in W illam ette Uni
p u ttin g over a good ex h ib it of calves,
v ersity , Mrs. Bishop and o th e r prom
cows, pigs, sheep or o th e r fav o rites a t
in en t women of Salem w ere am ong
th e county fa irs a re ju s t th e lads to
those present.
en ter th e ir stock a t th e big show place
Mrs. Sm ith sta te s th a t she w as
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, *n n o rth P o rtlan d . T he exposition is
•• » > « • i~ " .p o r ti« g
,,« k
of th e fair board in reg ard to th e fine
can be done m uch ch eap er th a n to th e
are exhibit . More space w as available
sta te fair and th e prem ium s offered
th is year and conditions w ere fav o r
are larg er. O. M. P lum m er, th e g en
able for the display. One of the best
eral m anager, is a friend of th e boy
groups of p ictu res w as th a t of th e
and g irl and has done big th in g s for
P h otographic
A ssociation
of the
club w ork and the young people feel
N orthw est w hich had been brought
th e le a st they can do for him Is to
from San F ran cisco direct to Salem help put th e best club display of live
for th e fair. T he A rt In stitu te of stock th e re possible.
P o rtlan d also had a fine exhibit and
In connection w ith th e In te rn a tio n a l
tlie C a rto ila n collection of a r t.’ which
will he rem em bered by p a tro n s of the exposition Is th e land p ro d u ct show
county fair, w as tak en to Salem. for w hich a num ber of M ultnom ah
T h ere was ab o u t tw ice th e num ber of county club boys a re p lan n in g on a
pieces as at the fair in G resham , also splendid display. T he clu b 's ju dging
beautiful P ersian ru g s form ed a back team at th e In te rn a tio n a l th is year
will be com posed of Jo h n Flem ing,
ground for the collection at Salem.
R obert K erslak e and P ercy C arlson.
A num ber from G resham and v icin
B lastin g has been going on for sev- j T he re tirin g councllm en to g eth er
ity attended th e trip le fu n eral services |
era l w eeks and excavations have been w ith th re e o th e r can d id ates w ere
w hich w ere conducted a t th e L erch
m ade for th e new $50.000 ho sp ital chosen at th e m ass m eeting held on
fu n eral p a rlo rs in P o rtlan d Monday
w hich is to be erected at th e Louise S atu rd ay n ig h t to ru n for th e offices
for Mr. and Mrs. J. R. G rathw ohl and
Home n o rth w est of G resham on th e | w hich w ill become v acan t a t th e ex-
in fan t child, B etty Ja n e, the th re e vic
B ark er road. T his is being put up P»ratlon of th e te rm s of office of A. F.
tim s of th e lam entable accident w hich
u nder th e auspices of th e Pacific C o a s t! H am m ar, T. R. H ow itt and C. I. R aker
o ccurred la st T h u rsd ay aftrn o o n at
Rescue & P ro tectiv e society, of w hich O thers nam ed w ere J. C. Shultz, J. V
A ra ta crossing, about four m iles
th e Rev. W. G. M cLaren, of P o rtlan d , Cogswell and W. C. M etzger. In or-
n o rth e a st of G resham , w hen a T ro u t
| is th e founder and p resen t su p e rin ten -
q u alify as can d id ates and get
dale c a r collided w ith th e auto con
dent. Lorenz B ro th ers of P o rtlan d ( th e ir nam es on th e b allo ts th ese men
ta in in g the G rathw ohl fam ily, dem ol
a re th e c o n tra cto rs of th e job and th e m ust accept th e nom ination not la te r
ishing th e m achine and in sta n tly k ill
building will co n sist of th e m ain p art, th a u next S atu rd ay , O ctober 17. O ther
ing th e occupants. T here w as a larg e
150 ft. in length, and tw o w ings, som e- : candidates m ay be nam ed by petition,
atten d a n ce a t the fun eral, it being im
j w h at re c ta n g u la r in shape, on th e ; which petition^ m u st be in th e hands
possible to se at all who cam e and
ea st and th e south. The stru c tu re w ill i ° f »he rec o rd e r and accepted by th e
m any stood outside th ro u g h o u t th e en
face th e w est and on th e east side i candidates nam ed not la te r th an seven
tir e service. Dr. W. W. Youngson,
th e re w ill be an open court. T he a r- ' days before election.
p asto r of Rose City P a rk M ethodist
I c h ite c tu re will be tho ro u g h ly mod-
At a recen t m eeting th e council
E piscopal church, conducted th e exer-
! ern , th e brick building to p resen t a V- j nam ed as m em bers of th e election
cises, assisted by Dr. Oswald W. T ay
shaped ap p e aran c e w hen com pleted board F. C. Jones, B. W. E m ery and
lor, an E piscopalian clergym an who
an d th e re w ill be a full basem ent. Jo h n S leret as judges, Nell J. T horne
officiated as chap lain of th e E lks
Rumors from Washington, Jndi-
T h ere will be 36 hospital room s and a i and Annie llev el as clerks.
lodge. T he im pressive ritu a listic c e re cate Seoretary of War John W. | d o rm itory to accom m odate 20 g irls
The ad journed m eeting of th e coun-
Weeks will resign his poet, and J an d besides th is th e re a re to be six cil w hich w as to have been held on
m ony of the E lks, of w hich Mr. G ra th
that
he
will
be
succeeded
by
Dwight
wohl w as a m em ber, w as ca rrie d out
F. Davis, who has so capably exe-l o p eratin g and tre a tm e n t room s, th ree j S atu rd ay evening w as ag ain adjourned
and six m em bers of th e lodge acted as
cuted the duties of Secretary dur i receiving w ard s and th re e isolation because of the lack of a quorum . It
p a llb e a re rs for him. Six young m en
ing the absence of his Chief, that
room s in addition to dining room s, j w ill be held next S atu rd ay night,
from G resham , form er schoolm ates of
President Coolidge will consider j kitchen, h e lp e rs’ q u a rte rs , etc.
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him as new head.
Mrs. G rathw ohl, who w as Miss A lta
Mr. M cLaren, w hen recen tly in ter- FEW ER HOLIDAYS
D ahlham m er, acted as p a llb e a re rs for
NOW IN OREGON
! viewed, w as full of en th u siasm for the
h erse lf and baby, th e tw o bodies r e HIGH SCHOOL ( LASSES
¡h elp th e new ho p sital w ill be to re-
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posing in a single casket. They w ere
NAME YEAR’S OFFICERS lieve th e congestion in th e p rese n t
"
A
pparently
n eith er October 12 or
Adolph and A lbert Z enger, A lbert t
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Something Left for Christmas.
D uring th e past m onth Miss Cowgill,
H ornecker, Q uinton K um m el, R obert | The respectiv e classes of G resham crow ded q u a rte rs of th e Home. H e | Uel ru ary 12 a re longer legal holidays
| sta te s th a t it is to he cooperative in its in Oregon and ap p a ren tly every gen-
A G resham business m an, who m od th e a ssista n t s ta te club leader, w ork
H en dricks and P e tr Clifford. The cas- ! Union high school have been busy d u r-
estly w ishes to have his nam e su p ed a day w ith th e can n in g team of G il
k ets w ere not opend to th e view of th e 1 ing th e past few weeks, nom inating, ! scope, each county in the sta te to have era! «lection is m ade a legal holiday.”
pressed, is the fo rtu n a te (or unfor bert. Mrs. G. E. Maxwell deserves a
a
sh
a
re
in
its
building
and
to
have
1
sfty
s
*he
Oregon
City
B
anner-C
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public. Mrs. O. J. Brow n rendered electing and in stallin g th e officers
tu n a te) ow ner of a ranch located p e r g reat deal of cred it for th e w ork she
tw o solos and a selection w as also j who sh all have «rule over th e rem ain - equal rig h ts in it on its com pletion, j in its y esterd ay 's issue.
haps 200 m iles from here. Know ing has done w ith h er can n in g club th is
given by a m em ber of the E lk s lodge, j ing m em bers of th e classes d u rin g th e E ach county w ill be invited to p u r- j “This cam e out of th e fac t,” says the
th a t th e fall of th e y ear w as fa st a p year. The team com posed of Edith
ch
ase
and
equip
a
room
u
n
d
er
its
1
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anner-C
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“th
a
t
one
office
in
the
T he tw o cask ets w ere covered w ith a ■ school year. T he senior class officers
co u rth o u se w as closed today (Mon proaching, th e tim e w hen all good Sw anson and Lois C ree did well at the
profusion of beautiful floral contrib- »re Lloyd A rvidson, p resid e n t; Don- roof and such room w ill be kept for
day) and th e o th e rs w ere open for citizens m ust pay up th e ir taxes, only sta te fair.
Mrs. Jo h n Lynch has
utions, th e gifts of friends. Mrs. G r a th - ! aid Confrey, vice p resid e n t; H arvey th e p a tie n t from th a t county.
business. T h ere w as such divergence one th in g th an w hich Is said to be w orked h ard w ith h er p o u ltry ju d g
D uring th e p ast w eek th e society
w ohl is survived by h er p aren ts. Mr. ' Brow n, se c re ta ry and H elen Maxwell,
and Mrs. B. F. D ahlham m er, a brother, i tre a su re r. T he ju n io rs have elected has com pleted th e p u rch ase of an ad of opinion th a t a search of th e laws su rer, and th a t is death, and not ing team com posed of C h arles E d
w as made, and it w as found th a t the know ing th e exact am ount to send but w ard s and Roland and Alvin S helter.
George, and a sister, E dith. In te r- j D orothy Cooper for p resid en t, Alvin ditional eig h t ac res of ground ad jo in
1925 le g isla tu re m ade a new law fix w ishing to play som ew here n ea r safe, T he team placed th ird at th e sta te fair
m ent w as m ade in Rose City cem e- K aser, vice p resid e n t; Jo h n A nicker ing th e 14% ow ned and farm ed at th e
ing legal holidays, o m ittin g today and he proceeded to his bank and p u r th is year. Two livestock ju dging to u rs
tery.
se creta ry and Amy Noreen, tre a su re r. L ouise H ome and as fa st as can be
L in co ln ’s a n n iv e rsa ry on F eb ru ary 12, chased a d rn ft for $600 to cover the have been held d u rin g th e p ast m onth
L inden L unday has been elected as done th is w ill be p ut in to cultivation.
and adding g en eral electiofl days.
supposed am ount. On reach in g his train in g th e team for th e sta te fair.
the p resid en t of th e sophom ore c la ss; T he farm th e re is now self-su p p o rtin g
YANDEKMOST ESTATE
“The new law is so w orded th a t office Monday m orning a le tte r a w a it Floyd Stafford, Ian B urns and H arold
V
aughn
McCann
as
vice
p
resid
en
t
to
a
degree.
F
arm
p
ro
d
u
cts
of
all
WINS SUIT ON APPEAL
th e re may be some doubt, as it r e ed him from th e tax co llectin g de Dahl m ake up th is team . Mrs. A. O.
Mabel se c re ta ry ; Edw in B urlingam e, kinds go to th e m ain ten an ce of th e
A decision w as rendered F rid ay in tre a s u re r, and G eorge W adsw orth, re home and every th in g is u n d er official peals only Section 7985 of g eneral p artm en t of th e county in w hich th e Stafford of V ictory Is th e lead er and
th e circ u it co u rt in favor of th e Van porter. In th e fresh m an class H orace inspection th e sam e as on any oth er law s, w h ereas Section 7986 applies to ran ch is located. He alm o st stopped has p ut over a good piece of w ork, the
Colum bus day, and S ection 1987 to b rea th in g for fear h ere w as a call for team placing th ird a t theM date fa ir in
derm ost estate ag ain st th e W ithrow W ihlon has been selected as p re si w ell reg u lated ran ch .
L ahor day, and are not m entioned in m ore money, b u t on opening th e en com petition w ith 15 team s.
Floyd
re s ta u r a n t and confectionery in the dent; W illard Boring as vice p re si
In b la stin g o ut a site for th e new th e new law. L abor day is again m en velope a check for m ore th an $200 fell Stafford w as high point boy of th e en
m a tte r of w ages w hich w ere alleged to d en t; Jo a n n a Lunday, se creta ry and
h ospital, im m ense boulders w ere ta k tioned, but Colum bus day is om itted out, w hich cam e n ea r cau sin g him to tire contest, m aking 777 points o ut of
be due th e plaintiff. By th e findings Jim m y Leekley, tre a su re r.
en out and th ese will be utilized in leaving th e in ference th a t it w as th e succum b en tirely . T he th in g th a t is a possible 800.
of th is tria l, the decision of th e d is
T he editor of the high school a n
m uch
needed
roadw ays intention to repeal th is section.
puzzling his frien d s is th is : W here,
tr ic t c o u rt m ade November la st w as nual, E lb e rt Boice, has chosen his building
aro
u
n
d
th
e
prem
ises.
It
is
th
e
in
te
n
oh
w here, did he g et th e $600 in th e
“L
ikely
no
one
would
have
noticed
rev ersed w hich had denied any fu rth staff and they are now w orking on th e
Physician Hus Narrow Escape.
e r com pensation to Mrs. Mary V ander- 1926 M unhinotu. The office force is tion of Mr. M cLaren to keep th is w ork th e m a tte r or tak en th e tro u b le to first place?
Dr.
Fred Thom pson, of T he D alles,
m ost, now deceased, w hen she had as follow s: Lloyd A rvidson, a ssista n t for th e tim e, not far d istan t, w hen the look up th e m a tte r had not the office
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spent
a sh o rt tim e with his p are n ts.
unem
ployed
of
th
e
city
of
P
o
rtlan
d
of th e county rec o rd e r rem ained
Iliirison-Essex (a rs Popular.
been in the em ploy of th e re sta u ra n t, ed ito r;
Floyd McKinney, business
Dr. and Mrs. A. Thom pson h ere Sun-
w
ill
be
in
d
ire
need.
A
sm
all
q
u
arry
closed.
Ju
d
g
e
Cam
pbell
held
co
u
rt
T he new
H udson-E ssex agency
and a judgm ent rendered by Judge m a n ag er;
A rnold Rogers, a r tis t;
j ilay. At the sam e tim e his wife was
Jo h n
H. Stevenson ordered th e S arah M etzger, ste n o g ra p h er; H elen will be estab lish ed on th e place and and tried a case.
w hich has been opened in the A. J. W.
r.
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.
,
,
, *n P o rtlan d a t th e hom e of her fath er,
gangs
of
unem
ployed
w
ill
be
se
t
to
"If
th
e
law
sta
n
d
s
as
passed
by
th
e
am o u nt of $235.87 to be paid the aged M axwell, ad v ertisin g m a n ag e r; El-
Brow n building, is now equipped and 8am uel (, |iak ),r w)|o
d
w ork b reak in g up th e rock for the la st le g isla tu re it also cu ts o ut all doing business u n d er the direction of
husband of th e w om an. In addition dore
(lurlnK
, )r T „
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Johnson,
ath letic
re p o rte r;
to th is th e defendant w ill he obliged E lenore Botkin, h isto ria n ; Donald Con co n stru ctio n of roads. Mr. McLaren provisions th a t schools hold sessions M. C. W ebster, local rep rese n tativ e. 1
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I had a ra th e r exciting experience In
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to pay th e costs of th e tw o suits. In frey, society ed ito r; O rville Johnson, is a tru e frien d of th e “down and upon c e rta in m o rn in g s of legal h o li T he shining Essex coach In th e show
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, connection w ith th e railro a d w reck
each case th e plaintiff w as re p re se n t sn ap sh o t ed ito r; A ilie B artell, joke o u te r” an d is doing every th in g in his days, p a rtic u la rly th e W ashington a n room Is a ttra c tin g much atten tio n , and .............................. ....
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w hich o ccu rred S atu rd ay n ear Bla-
pow er to relieve th e tension caused by n iv ersary , and In addition seem s to otlier types of c a rs are being
ed by W. J. Cooper and the defendant editor.
shown. •
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Ioi’k when 20 or m ore p ersons w ere
th e flocking to th e city of th e un em m ake It n ecessary th a t schools be d is . Many
by M cGuirk & Schneider. It is stated
Interested p ersons are th in k in g
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i in ju red and one o r two lost th e ir lives.
ployed d u rin g th e w in ter m onths.
m issed upon election days. H ereto of , th e p ossibilities
of an Essex or a
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High School Team Wins Again.
th a t th e defendants intend to appeal
He w as one of a num ber of physicians
fore schools held re g u la r sessions u n H udson for th e ir next cars.
th e case.
T he .high school second team w ent
to respond to th e call w ith n u rses and
less th e school building was used for
As a proof of th e p o p u larity of th e
to play th e P a rk ro se ag g reg atio n on FAIRVIEW YOUNG PEOPLE
equipm ent and left for th e scene of the
election
purposes.
TAKE MARRIAGE VOWS
H udson-E ssex ca rs, Mr. W ebster is 1
Tuesday. The gam e w as p rac tica lly
M ISS ( A FFR A Y H E R E
"A ccording to th e m ost re c e n t s ta t pointing out the fact th a t they w ere w reck 42 m iles aw ay a t ab o u t the
FD R M E E T IN G S NOV. 1 a rout all the way through. T he tftim
speed of a m ile a m inute. W hen n ear
Miss Rachel P eterso n , d au g h ter of ute th e only legal holidays In Oregon ahead in th e num ber of sales In Los
with a punch th a t su rp rised th e coach
W ord has been received by the Rev. as w ell as th e P ark ro se team , to re Mr. and Mrs. J. H. P eterso n , w as m a r are J a n u a ry 1, F e b ru a ry 22, May 30, A ngeles city and county In 1924, and his d estin atio n his autom obile Btruck
C. W. H uett from th e evangelist Miss down the field g o af after goal. H arry ried S unday afternoon at 2 o’clock at Ju ly 4, first Monday in S eptem ber, th a t they have ted all o th er e a rs in a boulder w hich had been dislodged
D. W illa Caffray, w riting from Los B jur scored th re e touchdow ns and h er home to R ichard A nderson, son of Novem ber 11 and Decem ber 25. T his M ultnom ah county during the first by th e rain and had fallen onto the
highw ay. T he c a r w as badly d am
A ngeles th a t she w ill begin a series of O rville John so n scored one. H orace Mr. and Mrs. R ichard A nderson, Sr., is believed to have been th e Intention seven m o n th s of 1925.
aged and b arely m issed piling over
special m eetings here in th e Method W ihlon put th e ball sq u arely betw een th e Rev. J. S tanford Moore, of R ock of th e le g isla tu re, anti it is felt th a t
th e em bankm ent by the side of th e
Orders Banted.
ist E piscopal church on* Sunday, No th e posts on th e try -fo r point a fte r wood, officiating. About 75 friends th e law will sta n d as w ritte n , despite
W
anted
coal
o
rd
ers
for
15
to
n
s
of
L ain , how ever, fo rtu n ately , n eith er
its
failu
re
to
repeal
tw
o
sections
a
p
vem ber 1. An effort w ill be m ade to each touchdow n.
A fter th e th ird and relativ es w ere p resen t to w itness
S
u
p
erio
r
Rock
S
prings
coal
to
com-
U“*
doctor n o r »he n u rses occupying
plying
to
legal
holidays."
m ake th is a union m eeting.
the
im
pressive
cerem
ony.
T
h
e
house
q u a rte r, Coach K ru g er sen t th e first
plete
sa
te
of
fo
u
rth
ca
r
a
t
th
e
old
,b
e
c
a r with him w ere Injured,
team onto th e field. They bew ildered was b eau tifu lly decorated in ever-
A deputy gam e w arden has been as- ; the P a rk ro se bunch w orse th an did 1 g reen s and dahlias. The bride, who
TAXIDERMIST
price. T he m ine p rice is advanced
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D eer heads m ounted. Now Is th e $1.00 per ton. Act quick to get your HOMECOMING GAME
signed to th is neighborhood to inves-1 th e ir predecessors. In 12 m in u tes two i w as a ttire d in w h ite satin w ith veil
tig ate the ph easan t shooting
w hich j touchdow ns w ere scored, C halker and j and ca rrie d a bouquet of pink rose- tim e. N atu ral expressions g u aran teed . ; „r.ler in a t , he ,ow prlce Th(,
AT O. A. ( ’. O CTOBER 31
P rices reaso n ab le. Hides tanned. C. ,.
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has been going on out of season.
I G row ers P ack in g Co. Phone I8 7 1 .-A d . '
M cKinney m aking them . T he final ' buds, w as atten d n ed by h er cousin, A. C arlson, G resham , phone 1659
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i The g re a t an n u a l
hom ecom ing
w as 42 to 0 in favor of G resham .
, Mrs. Beulah H arvey and also Mrs.
Hauling Banted.
I r e e P rizes B ill. M erchandise.
Kan)P of f(W,tb a „ at th e O A (' Cor-
For Camping and Picnics
; Sylvia L llliaon, both of P o rtlan d , who
H auling by tru c k w anted. Long or
am ...........
giving aw ay v aluable F.
prizes to
,
,
,
N ickerson Jellied chicken is m ost
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Autos (n llid e .
sh o rt trip s.
Fukutom i. south Main
w ore gow ns of g reen and pink crepe convenient. Steam p re ssu re cooked. ">7 cu sto m ers. F irs t prize will he a val,,B> W,H be P|a yed th is year on Bat-
R ichard H o rr cam e near being rie chine and ca rrie d bouquets of p u r- In g lass.—Adv.
stree t, G resham , n ear la rg e barn.
tf beautiful lu stre tea set. I have m any urd ay , O ctober 31. T he visiting team
Phone 3x.
m inus a p erfectly new Ford T udor pie and w hite ch ry san th em u m s w ith
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a rticle s su itab le for C h ristm as gifts will be from th e U niversity of Mon-
sedan a sh o rt tim e ago when he left rosebuds. T he wedding m arch was
Sp„clal chicken "d h .n erT v 'e ry Wed- Home s U l T r ^ e m ^ b o x 7 ^
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tn " a; T h ° A«KiPH
tO be ln
it parked in fro n t of the M ethodist played by Mrs. F. Dixon, and preced- nesday noon u n til fu rth e r notice, to r, co rn e r T h ird stre e t and Hood K<’° '1 Hhar,,‘' »heir opponents are stro ng
church opposite his place of business. ing th e cerem ony Miss A lleen Dixon P rice 60c. W ithrow ’s R e s ta u r a n t—Ad. avenue, G resham .— Adv.
and a b attle royal Is looked for.
Now a church is a good place to p ark sang. The groom 's a tte n d a n ts were
B e g in n in g F rid a y . O ctober your car, but from now on Dick is his b ro th er, G eorge A nderson, and
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16, a t 7 :3 0 p. m. a n d c o n tin u th in k in g of p u ttin g up a sign on the Clyde P eterso n , a b ro th er of th e bride. I
ing u n til D ecem ber 18, th e re m achine, “K nockers, tak e th e o th er Follow ing th e cerem ony tee cream ,
will be a U nion B ible C lass side of the stre e t.” A Hoo’d R iver man cake and punch w ere served. Many ;
a t th e F re e M ethodist ch u rch In
com ing in on south R oberts, to avoid b eautiful gifts w ere received by the
G resham .
hittin g C hester C hristensen, going e a s t , couple. Both of th e fam ilies of the
| on Powell \ alley road, veered into c o n tra ctin g p a r tle i have resided in
T he ten w eeks' study w ill be
H o rr s car, caving in its side, te arin g F airview for a num ber of y ea rs and
the left fender to pieces and p u ttin g a re widely know n th ro u g h o u t the
During the month of October Bargain Rates have been
both of th e re a r w heels o ut of com- com m unity. The b rid e is a g rad u ate
announced by The Morning Oregonian and The Port
m ission. The ah to is now in th e dry- of th e F airv iew g rad e school and
land
Telegram, both of which papers combine with the
dock for rep airs.
G resham Union high school and has ’3
T h e p u rp o se of th is c o u rse
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been
em
ployed
for
th
e
p
ast
five
years
Outlook. The following attractive offers will be in
is to get th e people b e tte r ac
Sew ing Machines.
bv
telephone com pany ln P ortland.
q u a in te d w ith th e B IB L E and
force during this month.
Five sew ing’ m achines, ran g in g In sh e has been pro m in en t in ch u rch and
to behold th e w o n d erfu l re v price from »5 to H5.00 J. E. M etzger. S unday Rrhoo| work at F alrvif,w. Mr
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TUESDAY, OCTOBER 13, 1»25
TUESDAYS
AND
FRIDAYS
BIBLE STUDY
Bargain Subscription Rate on City Dailies
The Harmony of
the Four Gospels.
e la tio n of God to th is w orld
th ro u g h H IS SOX. JE S U S
C H R IS T .
H aving spent seven y ears in study
a t th e Moody Bible school and 18
years of active religio us w ork, th«
teach er, W. T. K lotzbach. is fully
qualified for th is Bible class and a
ra r e tre a t is in sto re for all who
will attend.
Come, brlntr your
pen cil a n d n o te book.
Bible,
( hild ren ’s Hat*.
Nifty hats for ch ild ren , felt, leath er
and felt com bination and velvet. Good
« • o r tm e n t of co lo rs Priced $2.5.) to
A nderson is an em ploye of th e P ort-
land Gas & Coke com pany at P o rtlan d ,
Mr. and Mrs. A nderson left for P ort-
land th e Famp even)ng hut h a re n<JW
Miss H alsey, exclusive m illin er re,u rn e d to <he(r b eautiful new home
F irs t S tate Bank building, G resham , w hich they have b u ilt and furnished
Oregon.—Adv.
on s ix th and Main stre e ts in Fierview .
Gresham Beanly Shoppe
?iaBa Tn«l»<.
X.OU u “ *- P^ ,eneaud*
Plano tuning $3.60. Plano a id or
? a ,‘
repairing. Fred B Jones 2«z8
eneaude p re p a ra tio n s for sale. Over e i m
#treet, Portland, phon*
F irs t S tate bank, phone 1841.—Adv. TAbor 8952, or Gresham 1561.—Adv.
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