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Mrs. J. c . n n w l l returned hem ,
T h ursday. December 17, fri,m Marfch.
*“ < >"ung pe01.,e-,
field, w here she had b e n visiting htr Ch*r,!t‘
th * dk-niu« of ,he w atch
Continued from page 1
m other. Mrs. R. P . Hopper
|«~ght »ere.ce, at the Swedish Mission
Melville (arm C h ristm as g u ests at
Orval Locke celebrated hi, l l t h I .
T hutsdey evening, beginning
birth d ay S aturday with a party gh en L ? °
There *»» be a program, I t home of Mr. and Mrs F. A. M iller
in the A rboleda c:u!iheuse. Th
were
b} refreshm ent,. The Rev. rere th eir son and his wife. Mr. and
17 young guests present.
1 J F iln e r, pastor of th e church, will irs. Wesley Miller, th e ir son-in-law
A big C hristm as party was given fi
“ *" Chirf:e of th<?
P»rt of the md daughter. Mr. and Mrs. T E m ery,
nd th eir d aughter-in-law . Mrs. Roy
th e clubhouse, last Sundav. by the Ar
Ar Senric* wh,ch ’ri» be in the n a tu re of ' Iter, a l' from P o rtlan d . Mrs. Roy
boleda Im provem ent club.
s’am
n
'U
c*
>MeCT*tio»
meeting.
lub.
¿aft*
O iler’s husband is w ith his ship In
C laus arriv ed about 6 ii’i-l.vi 7 7 r E ri“lst Nelson,
ha
sen w ork- ' hina.
o’clock ami
Vernonia for s
th e re w as a gift for everyone, not even
m ouths past.
the holidays with Mr. and Mrs. i At the Ed. M etzger home. C h ristm as
th e grow n folks w*ere forgotten
A
T h a t the New Y ear be a m ost happy
' t'.e Metzger family and Mrs. J. S.
t Lundboiu and other friends.
p rogram of songs, recitations a I 1
‘ fi
one,
th a t it m ay co n tain for you all th a t
'..rlson
entertained
Mr.
and
Mrs.
F.
-
dances w as given by the children.
lana
■art.
of
Sellwood.
Mrs.
Bang-
you
desire,
and m uch m oie; th a t we m ay
from
Ryderwood.
Washington,
for
J. M. R andall w as the dinner guest
'N i
Mrs C arlso n ’s sister.
ith1
h's
of Mr. and Mrs. W. R. Locke T .day C hristm .s holidays. They visited w rit
co n tin u e to m erit y o u r valued and ap p re­
Mrs. Johnsor
parent? Mr. and Mrs.
evening.
Mi s Marie Blom has resigned h er
ciated p atro n ag e are o u r sincere hopes
P.
A. Johnson.
position as saleslady at th e H epp
Mrs. Wm. Hornecker entertained the
for 1926.
1 uneral services were held Sunday Racket store and began w ork as an
Jo k e r club at her home ou Tusedav
afteri.oon
at
the
Mission
church
for
as-istan t at the F irst S tate b ank Mon-
afternoon. H onors at cards were won
This store closed all Jay Friday, Jan. I.
by Mrs. Floyd H alladay and Mrs. ih« late Erick A nderson who died I i' morning. Mrs. l.yda Gibson, who
P ete r Borgan. T his meeting was also Monday. December 21. nt the age of 69 worked at the Hepp sto re p rio r to
given as a C hristm as party and gifts years. The Rev. O. J. W ilner preached Christm as, will tak e Miss Blom's place
store and Miss Lola Read w ill
exchanged. T he rooms were prettily the funeral se-m on and Mrs. K arl a t t
decorated w ith cedar and holly and a Hagberg saug. A num ber w ere p re s­ assist in the work of inventorying.
Hill, only seven years of
ent from Aberdeen, W ashington. Mr.
Dr. and Mrs. W. J. O tt e n tertain ed I
lives in Los Angeles and ¡9 C hristm as tree occupied one corner of and Mrs. George G ustafson, Mrs. Vic­
th
e
living
room.
«dieted to be the “coming genius
at C hristm as d inner Mrs. H. S. A lex­
tor Wallin. W alfred Johnson and
the violin,” by Efrem Zimbalist.
Mr. and Mrs. W. R. Locke and fam i­
ander. Mi-- G ertru d e A lexander, It. W. |
acn w els coming from so g reat ly spent C hristm as day at Sandy as Richard Satterstrom . In term en t was Thorne and fam ily. Mr. and Mrs. F red
made in Douglas cemetery. The d e­
guests of Mr. and Mrs. H. Miller.
Thorne, of Stantleld, Oregon. Mrs.
ceased is survived by four children,
It. M. R andall and J. G. Finnel were
Mary Patch. John Ott and Miss W lnnl-
Edwin. Joseph, Ruth and NePte. The
hosts Tuesday evening at a dinner and
fred Osburn.
ORIENT
pallbearers for the occasion w ere
th e a te r party in Portland, given in
Jonas
Johnson. John Vlcklund. Chas.
Mr. and Mrs. J E. M etzger e n te r-I
HIGH SCHOOL GYMNASIUM
|r. and Mrs. C la re n c e Ja c k so n are honor of Mrs. J. C. Finnell and Mr.
Sedig, C. F. E kstrom , Jonas Nelson tallied Dr. W. J. Ott and fam ily. Mrs.
ring to '"th s tr e e t an d P ow ell V al- and Mrs. Floyd Halladay.
and August Peterson.
Mary Patch and Mrs. H. 8. A lexander
GKKSilAM AMERICAN LEGION
| road w here Mr. Ja c k so n Las been
Lynch school gave its Christm as
An excellent program was rendered
» Sunday evening luncheon
vs.
pl,e
or th e p a s t tw o y e a rs w ith p arty for the children Wednesday eve
by the .Mission Sunday school C h rist- i Miss Emma B. Johnson was a d in
PORTLAND GAS CO.
brotto , -in-law , p ro p rie to r of the ning. A C hristm as play entitled ’ Vir­
m is night. The room was hardly larg e
ramoiit ’ c le a n e rs e sta b lish m e n t.
ginia visits Santa Claus" was present enough to accommodate the crowd. Her guest on C hristm as at th e home of
ed and thoroughly enjoyed by a large Musical num bers were rendered by the Mrs I.. T. Lusted.
CEDARVILLE
audience. S anta distributed presents string hand and also by an o rch estra
Mr. and Mrs. G. M. D avidson and
Dr mil Mrs. D. O. W eb ster, Mr. and and bags of candy taken from a
composed of home talent. A good col­ two children w ent to Shaw. O regon,
.Olin H osford an d Mrs. S. H aw k er C hristm as tree.
lection was taken which will be used m ir Salem . S atu rd ay w here Mrs.
All iiy. w ere C h ristm a s d in n er
Mr. and Mrs. Floyd H alladay and in the inter< sts of the Sunday school. Davidson and th e ch ild ren w ill visit atten d ed th e co n cert of th e P o rtlan d
Sym phony o rc h e stra last night nt the
A Hard Worker
rsts t the U. G. S m ith hom e. Dr. E leanor H alladay w ere guests C hrist­
The Rev. N. Berrei, a traveling Nor­ until New Year's w ith her p are n ts. public au d ito riu m , and re p o rt a m ost
tbst' is w orthy g ra n d p a tro n and m as day of Mrs. H alladay’s mother.
Mr.
ami
Mrs.
J.
C.
P
eterson.
They
are
wegian m inister, will preach W ednes­
W> te r g ra n d m a rs h a l of Ore- Mrs. D. C. Gale of Portland.
planning on a big fam ily reu n io n excellent program .
day evening in the Mission church.
Mr. and Mrs. T. It. H ow ltt en ter­
Ea torn S ta r ; M rs. H osford is
Miss E tta Anderson became the there on New Y ear’s day. Mr. David*
mil g u ird ia n of J o b ’s D aughter.
son will go up nt th a t tim e and re tu rn tain ed on C h ristm as th e fo rm e r's
bride
of
Victor
A.
McCraskev,
of
P
o
rt­
CEDAR
m other. Mrs. Mary H ow ltt, Ills sister,
Irs. A. G. L a m b e rt’s m o th er, Mrs.
land. at a C hristm as eve wedding. She to G resham w ith his fam ily.
Mrs. M. L ew is and her son. O rval, also
irk. • nt C h ristm a s a t th e ir home,
Miss F rances W alker, of Portland, lias been teaching school at I«ower
C hristm as g u ests at th e hom e of Mr.
[r and Mrs. P e rc y G eise's C h rist- spent C hristm as at Idle Rest on the Bridge, Oregon, and is planning on ami Mrs. A. J. W. Brown w ere Mrs. her son-in-law anil d au g h ter. Mr. and
1 gio •< w ere M iss C ora G eise, Mr. Sandy river as the guest of Mr. and finishing the school year. She Is a .loini Crook), Mrs H u rry F rye and Mrs. A rth u r Mandel and tw o ch ild ren ,
Mr. and Mrs. G eorge H ow ltt and
Mi S. C. Jo n e s an d sou, H allie, Mrs. C. H. Kinder.
member of the 1921 graduating class daughter, Jean , Mr. and Mrs. W. Bar
d
au g h ter, E d n a, and Mr, and Mrs,
John Strebin and family ate C hrist­ and attended the Oregon state norm al In'i and d au g h ters, F reda anil Eva, Mr.
(re a m P rices.
H
om er A rct and son.
Phe Sandy C rea m e ry is p aying 58 m as dinner with his m o th e r Mrs. at Monmouth.
and Mr E. C. W ells and Miss W ells,
A p leasan t reu n io n of th e class of
its .• t the c re a m e ry a n d 56 c e n ts on Olive Strebin.
all from P o rtlan d , and Mr. and Mrs.
1 route for b u tte r fa t.—Adv.
1925
w as held at th e high school Mon­
fa rd el' Thanks.
Alfred Brooke and d au g h ter. Lois, of
day
evening.
G am es and Jolltty of d if­
We
wish
to
th
an
k
our
many
friends
Multnomah.
)utlo .. W ant ad s w ill h elp you on
FAIRVIEW
for sympathy shown and kindness ex ­
feren t kinds m ade up a most en jo y ­
way to success.
Mr. and Mrs. H an s L arsen re tu rn e d able e v ning.
The Sunday m orning worship of the pressed in the death of our father,
Eric Anderson, and for the beautiful to Longview w ith Mr. anil Mrs. W in­
Sm ith Memorial P resb y terian church
Mr. and Mrs. C. E. O sburn e n te r ­
flowers.
will begin at 11 o’clock with a sermon
Ruth Anderson, Nellie Anderson, fred Hill, who spent C h ristm as here, tained S unday evening for g u e s ts from
Joseph Anderson, Edwin A .'der- n tu rn in g to G resham S unday evening. S tockton, C alifo rn ia, h er b ro th er,
by the p astor from the them e. “The
son.
Motto for 1926.” T his will be fol­
Miss M iriam In g lis and Miss D orothy C h arles Meiistea and wife anil son.
iivcti by Rockwood G range lowed by com munion. The Sunday
Dickey w ere th e g u ests of Mr. and Doiiald. w ho a re h ere for th e holi
school w ill m eet at the usual hour of
PLEASANT VALLEY Mrs A. C. A lth au s at S w eeth rtar ran ch david A social tim e w as spent, fo l­
in G range H all
10 o'clock.
lowed by refre sh m e n ts. T hose who
on C hrlstm ns.
Mrs. E sther Judd and daughter, Ver-
Miss S ara D otson Is visiting r e la ­ w ere p rese n t w ere A rth u r Menzies, of
nit.a, of Los Angeles, California, are
TROUTDALE
tives at A storia and S kam okaw a, P o rtlan d , a b ro th er of Mrs. O sburn,
■C.
spending the w inter at the home of Mr.
Mr. and Mrs. H enry W lhlon and th e ir
W ashington, d u rin g th e week
T here is to he an E astern S tar card and Mrs, Ben Nelson.
Curds, Dancing, Eats.
C h ristm as g u ests at th e G eorge d au g h ter. Mrs. Lulu M cDonald, of
party on Wednesday evening, Decem­
Mr. and Mrs. H erb ert Poppleton and
S eattle, who Is v isitin g her p are n ts
ber 30, w ith live hundred, a program children of P o rtlan d are spending a D uncan home w ere W. A. D alton and d u rin g th e holidays, Mr. and Mrs.
Admission 25c each.
son. Gale, H arold B lackw ell and O scar
and refresh m en ts, at th e Masonic hall. few days at their farm .
BiUC« H oyt, Mr. and Mrs. II. M. Rob­
n w is ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■
A good crow d and tim e are expected.
Miss B ertha Eaveus of Good S am ar­ G rogan, all of A storia.
e rts. Mr. and Mrs. K enneth R oberts,
Opal Code, from F o rt W orth.
Mr. and Mrs. R M. H ardy a re Miss Alice R oberts, A rth u r and C ari
itan hospital in P ortland spent C hrist­
T
ex
as, has plowed her Bell County
STATED
COMMUNICATION
«
COMMI
spending ten days In S eattle w here ttos S treb in an d th e host and h o stess
fa rm fo r four y ears, m aking a liv-
m as a t home.
Fairview’ Lodge No.
No 92, A. F. &
ina fo r six members o( her fam ily
Mr. and Mrs. C. A. E kstrand en ter­ they a re visiting tw o sis te rs and a
K
will do for
w hat i t we
H a e < 5 t l m C S m
l l l ~ € claim
-
Jan ­
Mr. and Mrs. W. W. Stow e, and th e
' « e A. M , S atu rd ay evening,
ev
Now th a t her young brother.« and
tained relatives on C hristinaa from Al­ b r o t h e r M r . H ardy, also o th e r r e la ­
uary 2, 1926, at 8 o'clock. Labor In
la tte r's m other, Mrs. D orothy P h illip s;
sisters a re provided for she is
yotir system o f C a ta rrh o r D eatnes' F C. Degree. Visiting b reth ren w el­ bany and P ortland.
tives and friends.
w orking her way th ru B sylor Col-
form erly of G rand R apids, M ichigan,
id bv Catarrh.
Mr. and Mrs. C. F. K esterson en ter­
Mr. and Mrs. Guy Jones en tertain ed reci utly of L ew iston, Idaho, have
come.
„ .
lego. serving us w aitress.
Sold by d ru g g ittt fo r o v tr 4 0 y ta n
WM. H. STANLEY, S ecy .
tained relatives at dinner on Chrlst- th e la tte r's fath er, W. E Bate , of
co
ne
to
G
resham
to
m
ake
th
e
ir
home.
ch
arg in g , send It to a re g u la r b a tte ry
HARRY
FED
E
R
SPIE
L
,
W.
M.
J. CHENEY &. C O ., T oled o. O hio
P o rtlan d , and lla r fy Bone, of V ancou- 'i'h«y have room s at E M. Cam p's. Mr ch arging sta tio n w here it will be g iv­
Lloyd. the little son of Mr. and .Mrs. v e r. on ph fjg tm as.
St •we Is ex perienced In landscape en a long c h a rg e not a h u rry up one
Ben H alstead, is home from the hos­
Mr and Mrs. B. N Raney have been g ard en in g an d ca re of shrubbery und for a ch eap price.
W ater Use p ure d istilled w ater
p ital, w here he Is convalescing from in G resham for a few days visiting
is seeking w ork in th a t line. Mr. a n d tw ice a m outh
It co sts little and no
an operation for appendicitis.
w ith frien d s and looking afte r the .Mrs. Stow e sp en t a few w eeks here o th e r w ater Is tru stw o rth y .
A lfred F. W ulf and Miss Bertha renovation of th e ir house on South
K turtinx R etard sp a rk and tliro ttle ,
last sum m er.
E b e rh a rt w ere m arried on C hristm as R oberts avenue, w hich will be occu ­
throw out clu tch , use ch o k e r Of th e
T he A m erican Legion b ask etb all c a r has o n e), prim e cy lin d ers in cold
At Linnem ann Junction
day at Vancouver. W ashington.
pied by Mr. and Mrs. M artin Bjur.
team will lock h o rn s ag ain w ith the w eather.
Don't hold s ta r te r bu tto n
Mr. and Mrs. George Robinson of
Mr. and Mrs. H arvey Raney and Gasco five, F riday evening. J a n u a ry 1, down m n tln n n u aly . Give It a sin g le
We w ish o u r rapidly growing num ber of triends a
P o rtlan d and Mrs. Byrd, of Michigan,
p ressu re and. If »he d o esn 't s ta rt, do It
fam ily took d inner on C h ristm as w ith
il py a n d P rosperous N ew Ï ear and to assure them o
w ere recen t visitors at the home of Mr. R aney’s b ro th er-in -law and s i t ­ at the high school gym. T he gam e again.
was scheduled with the Union Pacific
K eeping all w iring co n n ectio n s tig h t
Mr. and Mrs. Will Richey.
o; purpose a n d ab ility to assist them in niaking t îe
te r, Mr. and Mrs, A rth u r Yerkes. Mr. team but they c a n n o t ap p e ar so the and sp a rk plugs d e a n g re a tly a c c e le r­
Mr.
and
Mrs.
T.
R.
Berry
of
P
o
rt­
yt
a p ro sp ero u s one by supplying m erchandise at ow­
and Mrs. B N. Raney w ere also Gasco team v o lunteered to play. A ates sta rtin g .
land w ere calling on friends here on
Cold W e ath er— F ully ch a rg ed b a t­
guests.
fast gam e can be expected because the
es! possible prices consistent with good quality.
ur
Sunday.
G ustos defeated th e Legion five In te rie s d o n 'f freeze. T h erefo re be su re
A
stereoptli
on
lectu
re
will
be
given
Tom E llinghara and Mrs. E. Godfrey
to te st re g u la rly In w in ter. S ta rtin g
ni
handise consists of
F rid ay night at the M ethodist E pisco­ th eir first gam e of th e y ear.
In stru ctio n s - a s alre ad y giv en —a re
of Mt. T abor called on Mr. and Mr».
Im portant. D ark days and long n ig h ts
pal ch u rch by the Rev Mark F re e ­
F ro st on Sunday.
(it OLE RIES— Staple and fancy, Candies and Tobaccos of
with c o n sta n t use of lig h ts and o v e r­
m an, a m issionary from S um atra. He ( \ l , ’ l o i BATTERY
Mr. and Mrs. G. II. Richey spent
l \ D IM E II TIME w ork for s ta r te r cau se u n d er c h a rg in g
all kinds.
is
said
to
he
an
u
n
u
su
ally
fine
sp
e
ak
­
C hristm as a t Amity. Oregon, with r e l­
If not w atched.
e r and c a rrie s exceedingly Interesting
C leao lin ess- Keep b a tte ry clean and
Il ' RD WARE—Utensils, Nails. Bolts, Hinges, Screws, Lie.
On fro sty m ornings, when th e steam
atives.
views. T h ere is to be no ch arg e a t­
every tim e It Is filled wipe off top w ith
P lea san t Valley Sunday school en ­
p ressu re is low and en gines slu g g ish , a cloth
SCHOOL SUPPLIES— Tablets, Pencils, Pens, Inks, E tc .
ten d in g th is lecture, and all a re c o r­
te rtain ed th e com m unity C hristm as
you will h ear th e ca rs in an av erag e
Never b rin g an open flume n ear top
dially Invited to attend.
eve w ith a fine program . T h ere were
garag e ro arin g like b la st furnaces, of b attery .
HOUSEHOLD DRUGS— Most common and useful.
T he g eneral I suites Aid of the
Never “ S h o rt" a b a tte ry w ith a
tre a ts for all. The decorations were
f touds of -inuke a rise ; th ro ttle s are
Al 1 0
SU PPLIES—Gas. Oils, Tires, Tubes, Patches.
M ethodist ch u rch w ill hold a m eeting
sc re w d riv e r or a p air of pliers. It Is
wide open. H ere is an o w n er etepplng very had for th e b a tte ry , d raw s out
beautiful.
W ednesday aftern o o n in the church.
Spark Plugs, Etc.
on the s ta rte r button and sp in n in g the ezcesslv e c u rre n t, and does not give
I t 1» hoped th a t all m em bers of the
Pedigree Blank«.
m otor over and over. T h ere is a g a r ­ you any reliab le Inform ation. U ss your
I > ED and POULTRY SUPPLIES.
T he O utlook has a supply of pedi- to u r c | r c |es will m ake an effort to he age em ploye doing th e sam e th in g , hydrom eter.
gree blanks, useful for dairym en, p resen t.
T ight C onnections— Don’t allow te r ­
while he shoves the th ro ttle and sp ark
stock and p o ultry raise rs. Large, very
OUR STO RE IS OPEN EV EN IN G S
A large num ber of Grewbam people levers up and down to ‘‘h u rry It up. m inals an d coc .lections to becom e
See th a t b a tte ry Is flritkly
useful, a t a cen ts each, 25 for S 5 c . ____________________
All th is violence Is u n n ecessary . It I <M»se
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not only ex h au sts th e b attery , but clam ped Into place. C o n stan t v ib ra ­
when th e ca r s ta rts It puts terrific tion will u ltim ately sh a k e It to pieces,
strain on s ta rte r g ears, clu tch , re a r cau se b roken Jars w hen you h it a
bum p and loosen conn ectio n s
sx le and tires.
S ervice S tatio n — D ealers and g a r ­
Again, m any cheap h y d ro m eters are
sold, which are to tally u n reliab le and ages should advise cu sto m e rs to ca ll
don't re a lly tell th e tru th about the re g u la rly at the m ost re lia b le b a tte ry
b attery, and m any g arag es not only serv ice sta tio n In tow n to r helpful a d ­
use them but sell them to custom ers. vice, te stin g and re p a irs. N ever send
Don't do this, be su re you get the a m an to anybody who la not a train ed
-t one to be had, and pay m ore for b attery m an.
Given by Greuham Band
T he dealer, garag e m an or ow ner
Vine I ik I m j . Thank T»u.
ho really w ants com plete know ledge
"P le ase , m a ’am ," said a dom estic,
M asonic H a ll, G resham
¡of handling b atterie s to m ake them
last may be Interested In th e follow ing “th e re 's a p<xir m an at th e door with
one w ould th in k of tra d in g in a car just t e L
j
' -um m ary of little pointers th a t will w ooden legs.”
"W b/, B ridget," annw ered th e ml«-
t es were worn out. Why not apply the Mine pnnciple
be h elp fu l:
tre s s In a rep ro v in g tone, “ w hat can
NEW
A
V
ARS
EVE
T
estin
g_To
determ
ine
w
hether
b
a
t­
tery is ch arg ed properly. E ither use we do w ith wooden leg s? T ell him
vour m o to r: I t ’s perfectly n a tu ra l th a t its m oving
we do not w an t any."
a really reliab le hydrom eter or go to a
rts should need replacem ent.
b attery service station T est at least
tw ice a m onth. Always test before
1 »n’t sacrifice your car. i onsult us. Ix*t us look it
adding w ater to th e battery. Never
afte rw a rd Hpeciflc gravity should be
< er—we’re motor specialists.
fiiflfjcr and /letter Orchestru
1 2M5 or MglMf» ■
V» c g u a ra n te e an expert m echanical job and
«la
hatte
C h a rtin g —Wh
A. W. Metzger & Co.
BASKETBALL
FRIDAY, JANUARY 1, 8 P.M .
Hard Time Party
IEW YEAR’S EVE
tail’s C a ta rrh
Smith’s General Merchandise
another big
Why sacrifice a good car
just because of motor wear
DAA1CE
i
THURSDAY, DECEMBER 31
•y th e b e st p a rts. Y ou’ll get a price in advance.
refreshments
Gentlemen $1.00
GRESHAM GARAGE
HAML.N . HOSS. Prop.
¡'hone 23»!
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,
JF^-j ¿IW t/jid (LTV
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t/ouA,
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laadit*« F’r*‘f
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