Gresham outlook., February 09, 1926, Image 1

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G resham O utlook
VOL. 15, NO. 8»
WORK COMMENCED
ON CITY RESERVOIR
GRESHAM. MULTNOMAH COUNTY, OREGON, TUESDAY,
LAST W E E K ’S RAINS
DO LITTLE DAMAGE
FEBRUARY
PROMINENT PIONEER PIONEER CHURCH
IS LAID TO REST
BEING REPAVED
The genera! heavy rain storm w hich
I stru ck th is p art of th e co u n try the la t­
te r p a rt of last week w hile, to rre n tia l
A new c h a p te r is being w ritten in
W ork on the foundation for th e new I in Its velocity, did not w reck any p ar-
th
e
story of th e P leasan t Home M eth­
city rese rv o ir w hich is to be erected j tic u la r dam age aside from th e flood-
odist E piscopal ch u rch , th e pioneer
on Honey hill a few hundred feet w est I ing of basem ents and th e inconven-
church of th is com m unity. W ork is
of W allula avenue and nearly opposite
| ience attending th e u n w ary individual
u nder w ay on im provem ents w hich
th e residence on th e e sta te of th e late
I who got caught out w ithout an um ­
will meet th e dem ands of the grow ing
N. L. Sm ith is pro g ressin g rapidly u n ­
Sunday school and the social needs of
der A. H. H am m ar who is directing the brella.
th e church. T he church has been
excavation. T his is c irc u la r in out-
Johnson creek w as a v eritab le r a g ­
raised and a full basem ent developed,
lyie. 64 feet in dam eter and about ing to rre n t F rid ay and S aturday, and
w hich will be used for Sunday school
th re e and a half feet deep. Into th is as quickly as it aro se it as suddenly
and
social purposes. If possible some
excavation 300 cubic y ard s of concrete subsided until now’ th e strea m is about
changes w ill be m ade in th e au d ito r­
w ill be poured, for a sta b le foundation norm al. From the re a r of th e Brown
ium and entrance. A. J. Quay and
for th e 600,000-gallon steel tank. pro p erty nearly to th e pickle factory
H. Holmes are d irectin g th e w ork on
N early a dozen men w ere em ployed i ¿1. ground w as covered w ith w ater to
th
e basem ent. The im provem ents are
yesterd ay , also a tra c to r and a team a depth of two feet and in places, th ree
sponsored by th e Ladies Aid and a
of horses. Several days ago a building feet. N. J. P eterson, whbse home is on
building com m ittee consisting of E. E.
for tools and supplies w as co nstructed, th e flats n o rth of th e vegalene plant,
Van Fleet, H. L. Hall and H enry
and tilin g w as delivered for drain ag e was surrounded by w ater, as w ere the
D outhit. The w ork th u s far has been
from aro u nd th e reservoir.
Ja p an ese dw ellers nearby. However,
en tirely v o lu n tary on th e p a rt of men
At the re g u la r council m eeting last the situation w as not as serio u s as it
of the church and th e com m unity, and
w eek notice w as given th a t sealed bids h as been on form er occasions when it
th e ladies a re encouraging them by
would be received for an issue of th e w as necessary for th e low land dw ell­
efficient w ork in the kitchen.
city of G resham w ate r bonds in the ers to move out or m ake use of a boat
A. F. MILLER.
This pioneer church was established
am ount of $25,000 for th e constru ctio n as a m eans of reach in g th e m ainland.
F u n eral services w ere held Monday about 50 y ea rs ago when Arkoit Kelly
of the rese rv o ir and th e laying of a
Ivan Sw ift rep o rted he had four feet
pipe line from th e city hall. Bids will of syrup in his basem ent. Now Ivan afternoon at the W alter C. K enw orthy donated about tw o acres of land as a
be received up to 8 p. m. of Feb. 15.
had n ’t been d rin k in g an y th in g strong , u n d ertak in g estab lish m en t in S ell­ site. The land was a p a rt of a dona­
By action of the council w ater ra te s er th a n tea, so an ex p lanation ought 1 wood for th e late A rth u r F red erick tion land claim and w as proved up on
He had stored Miller, ageil 82, pioneer Oregon horti- by Mr. Kelly. The building w as s ta r t­
to large u se rs of w ate r w ere slightly to be forthcom ing.
reduced. Any person or firm using some su g ar in his basem ent w ith the c u ltu ra list and prom oter of civic im ­ ed and ca rrie d to n ear com pletion by
over 2000 feet per m onth w as put on a idea of utilizing It for fu tu re usef provem ents, who passed aw ay at his th e people of the com m unity. Then
flat rate of 15 cen ts for all over th a t when the spring fre sh et cam e along home at 1581 M ilwaukie stre e t F riday th e work lagged and Mr. Kelly com ­
am ount. Special ra te s had been given and m elted the sugar, leaving nothing evening, F eb ru ary 5, a fte r about a pleted it him self. The ch arg e was
to large u se rs of w ater, such as the hut the sack and a good im itation of w eek's illn ess w hich w as induced by u sually filled by some local itin eran t
a series of p ara ly tic stro k es beginning or, in case of need, Mr. Kelly held the
cannery, the pickle factory, and o th ­ su g ar syrup.
services.
The Ja p an e se tru c k g a rd e n ers w est th e S atu rd ay previous.
ers, but th is action w as intended to
Thus it w as th at a m em ber of the
Mr. M iller, who had been an o u t­
cover all cases, w hich seem s em inent­ of low er Main stre e t w ere m ore fo r­
ly fa ir-a n d obviates th e possibility of tu n a te th an they have been on form er stan d in g figure in the com m unity of Kelly clan laid the foundation for th is
individuals or firm s com ing before the occasions of high w ater. They had Sellwood for th e past 55 years, w as religious in stitu tio n w here the neigh­
th e ir celery out of th e ground and j born A ugust 29, 1843, n ear F o rt bors could g ath er in th e early days
council for special privileges.
The extension of K elly avenue north m arketed w hen the flood cam e along, : W ayne. Indiana. He w as th e son of they could receive the w eekly mall
for one block from F ifth stre e t to and consequently did not suffer any Mr. and Mrs. H enry M iller who began th a t had been brought from P o rtland.
Few changes have been m ade in the
Sixth w as asked by a petition signed loss. They re p o rt th a t th e re have ! th e long and ard u o u s jo u rn ey across
biyldijig
except for painting, and the
th
e
plains
by
ox
team
from
Indiana
been
time's
when
heavy
ra
in
s
stru
ck
,
by p ro p erty ow ners along the p ro ­
posed extension, w hich w as g ran ted by them e a rlie r in th e y ear and com plete­ in 1852 w ith th e ir fam ily of seven. At recent addition of a room at th e rear.
The p resen t p asto r is tile Rev. E. W.
th e council, and the city engineer w as ly devastated th e ir celery and o th er ! th e P latte riv er the rest of th e train
in stru c ted to take the .n ecessary steps sm all tru c k beds, causing a decided decided to go to C alifornia, b u t H enry W ithnell, who cam e to tlie ch arg e last
M iller w as determ ined and had made October.
tow ard th e im provem ent. T hose sig n ­ loss.
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Oregon his goal. He w as obliged to
ing th e petition w ere Independent
m ake the trip alone as th e guide d e­
Land Co., by E. H. Kelly, E. H Kelly,
PLEASANT HOME
serted th e w agon the first n ig h t out.
J. N. M ew hlrter, B. F. C lark, F. A.
A “kid” social w ill be held in the
L u n dquist. M. B. S plaw n, Geo. H ay­
T he fam ily settled on a donation
Bap’tst
ch u rch basem ent F riday eve­
den, W. F. E verett, S. E. P alm quist,
land claim n ea r w hat is now E rro l
S. F. P itts, and R. H. Todd.
H eights. L ater th is w as sold and they ning. F eb ru ary 12. T hose p resen t not
The W om an’s A uxiliary of th e
p urchased th e p ro p erty w hich Is now dressed as kids will be fined. A coun­
A m erican Legion will give a bake sale
occupied by the W averly C ountry try school and a valen tin e box will be
T R O U T D A L E CASE T R IE D
a t the A. W. M etzger sto re on S a tu r­
club. A. F. M iller grew to young m a n ­ special featu res.
IN JU ST IC E COURT day afternoon, F eb ru ary 13.
A te ac h ers' tra in in g class has been
hood in th is hdme and in 1869 he was
A tria l w hich cam e up for a re -h e a r­
Mrs. Ida W illiam s, of P o rtlan d , is m arried to Miss Je n n ie R. S tep h en ­ organized w hich m eets every W ednes­
ing in ju stice court on W ednesday of spending a few days w ith h er p aren ts,
son, a school teach er, w hose p aren ts day evening at 7:30 in the B aptist
la st w eek w as disposed of when the Mr. and Mrs. G eorge L eslie, and h er
w ere pioneers of 1853. A fter th eir church. Choir p ractice im m ediately
ju ry decided in favor of the plaintiff, sister, Mrs. A nnie Hevel. She, w ith
m arria g e they lived for tw o years in follows th e class work.
Jo h n A. L arsson, of T routdale, who Mrs. H evel, attended the w edding of
e a st P o rtlan d w here he w as engaged
Mrs. P. M. M iller celebrated her 82d
sued W ill H urt, who lives near the th e ir niece, Miss M ildred Zeek, at
in the m e rc an tile business, and w here b irth d ay an n iv ersary Sunday. The
sam e place, for th e sum of $33.14, Lebanon Monday afternoon.
th e ir oldest son, E. O. M iller, w as born. Sunday school presen ted her witti a
w hich L arsson alleges to be due him
The G resham circle of the E v an g el­ He then acquired the p resen t home beautiful b irth d ay cake.
for tires, gasoline, etc. The defendant ical W om en’s union w ill m eet T h u rs­
site w hich o rig in ally consisted of 85
The B ap tist Ladies Aid m et w ith
claim ed he did not o rd er the article s day afternoon a t 2 o’clock a t the home
acres, from th e Leuw ellyn fam ily, in Mrs. Sadie C hase on T h u rsd ay a fte r­
w hich a re charged to him, but th e of Mrs. T heodore B rugger. All m em ­
which home he resided continuously noon. W ork w as sta rte d on article s
plaintiff, Mr. L arsson, subm itted proof bers are urged to be p resen t and
for a period o f 55 y ears and at which for the apron sale the la st of March.
th a t he received and used th e things as friends are welcome.
place th e ir th re e o th er ch ild ren w ere
The Rev. Wm. F airw ea th er has been
specified.
T he G resham g ran g e w ill m eet in an born, Alice, who is now deceased, and
appointed associate editor on th e B ap­
At th e first hearing, w hich occurred
all-day sessioft S atu rd ay and a n u m ­ tw o sons, K. A. M iller, of G resham ,
tist Spokesm an w hich Is publshed
Ja n u a ry 12, the ju ry disagreed, th e
ber of in te restin g th in g s a re sched­ and Dr. R alph M iller, who resides
sem i-m onthly in P ortland.
v erdict sta n d in g 5 to 1 In favor of th e
uled for the program . P iano num bers n ear San F rancisco. His widow, Mrs.
plaintiff, but at th e second h earing of
Mrs. A. Yocum and fam ily have
have been prom ised by Mrs. Gladys Je n n ie M iller, also survives and will
th e case th e ju ry brou g h t in a u n a n i­
Ruegg. Miss Reid, an In stru cto r in probably m ake h er home w ith h er son, moved into th e house vacated by Leon­
m ous decision in favor of the plaintiff.
Jefferson high school, w ill speak on E. O. M iller, w hose house is but two ard L auderback. Mr. and Mrs. L au ­
T he case w as heard before Ju stice
derback now reside in Sandy.
th e conditions In Asia at th e close of blocks from th a t of his m other.
Jo h n Brow n, and, although of m inor
The te ac h ers of the O rient school
th e w orld w ar.
A few y ears ago Mr. M iller plotted
im portance, a ttra c te d considerable a t­
are
sponsoring a p atrio tic moving pic­
C ontinu ed on page 4
th e bom esite into lots and nam ed
tention. The defendant has served a
tu re program for F riday evening,
m
any
of
th
e
stre
e
ts
in
th
a
t
section
of
notice of appeal to th e circu it court
YOUNG MAN YI( TIM
Sellwood, including Miller avenue. Mr. F eb ru ary 12.
and has until th is evening to file a
ACC ID EN TA L SHOOTING M iller w as keenly in terested in h o r­
A full basem ent is being b u ilt under
bond, th e am ount to include the costs
the
M ethodist church.
The work,
tic
u
ltu
re
and
developed
th
e
business
connected w ith the case. If th e p la in ­
K enneth Griffis. 18 year old son of
w hich had been begun by his fath er. which is being donated by th e m em ­
tiff is defeated in the circu it court, he
Mr. and Mrs. A. W. G r'flls, narro w ly
w ill be obliged to b ear the costs of th e escaped serious in ju ry Sunday a fte r­ It was on th e land now occupied by bers of th e church and congregation,
th e W averly golf links th at thp Bing is progressing rapidly.
suit.
noon w hile engaged in ta rg e t p ractice ' and Lam bert ch e rrie s w ere p ro p ag a t­
Mr. and Mrs. H ow ard Lake e n te r­
at the gravel p it n o rth of G resham , ed. Mr. M iller was also th e founder
tained a t d in n er on Sunday, Mr. and
GRESHAM POSTMASTER
betw een tow n and th e T w elve-m ile of thp P o rtlan d Seed com pany. When
Mrs. F. H. Miller and fam ily, Mr. and
GETS R E-A PPO IN T M E N T
corner.
Alex Adams and one or two he disposed of th is in te re st he w as
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Mrs R. H. M iller, Mr. and Mrs. L. M.
other
boys
w
ere
also
shooting
and
in
Miss E lizabeth E. Johnson, who has ;
Identified for 40 years as a d irecto r In H illvard, and th e ir son E v erett and
been p o stm aste r at G resham for the some unexplainable m a n n er the rifle th e gran g e fire and life Insurance.
wifi from P ortland.
p ast four years, received a telegram in the hands of young Adams was d is­
Ten y ears ago Mr. M iller becam e the
y esterd ay m ornii.g from C ongressm an 1 charged and stru c k Griffis in the presid en t of th e Bank of G resham In
Orient School Teacher Wed*.
M. E. C rum packer announcing th a t on fleshy p a rt of the left hip, th e bullet w hich cap acity he w as affiliated until
Miss Vera McCabe, in stru c to r of the
F eb ru ary 6 her re-appointm ent for the m aking a stra ig h t circu it th ro u g h the a y ear or so ago. He helped to e sta b ­ second and th ird grades In the O rient
ensuing four y ears w as confirm ed, j flesh and grazing the bone. An X -ray
lish th e Sellwood school and at all school, was m arried on S atu rd ay eve­
Miss Jo h n so n has received a recent taken Monday afternoon disclosed the tim es he w as intensely in terested in ning at th e home of h er p are n ts In
le tte r from S enator R. N. Stanfield. , fact th a t th ree pieces of lead w ere im ­ th e cause of education, serv in g as d i­ P o rtlan d to F o rre st LaV lolette, a P o rt­
ch airm an of th e se n a te com m ittee on bedded in the flesh, one piece of w hich recto r or clerk as the occasion might land m an who has be’en atten d in g
postotflee and post roads, co n g ra tu lât- I was lodged ag a in st the bone. I t has ! require. He also helped to found the W illam ette U niversity.
Im m ediate
lng her on th e good show ing m ade by not been decided w hether or not to try M ethodist Episcopal ch u rch in S ell­ relatives only of both p arties were
th is office du rin g th e q u adriennium i to have these pieces of lead removed. wood about 40 y ears ago. He was pre ent at th e cerem ony and a w ed­
and sta tin g th a t he had gladly re c ­ He was in a feverish condition Mon- | conclusively an ard e n t su p p o rter of ding su p p er followed. T he bride will
day night, but o th erw ise restin g well.
om m ended her for reappointm ent.
every civic im provem ent th a t tended continue w ith her w ork of teaching at
K enneth had only recen tly retu rn ed
D uring Miss Jo h n so n 's a d m in istra ­
tow ard th e b etterm en t of th e com m u­ O rient and th e couple will m ake th eir
tion of th e office it h as passed from to w ork for th e Acme Sheet Metal ’ n ity in g eneral and a m an of broad home in P o rtland. Mr. LaV lolette has
th e th ird to the second class and has w orks from having su stain ed a serious vision. All during his long and ev en t­ been a stu d en t of w ireless teleg rap h y
stead ily gained from year to year. T he i burn on th e leg from boiling ta r. while ful career he was a citizen of exem- and is p lanning on obtaining em ploy­
postal receip ts for the past fiv e y ea rs in th e ir employ la st fall.
m ent in th a t line of work.
C o n tln u ed on page z
a re as follow s:
Logger Fatally Hurt at Sandy.
$««.863.79
1921
T race V anderhoof w as fatally in ­
8.516.26
1922
9.540.26 , ju red n ear Sandy th is m orning when
1923
he was crushed by a falling tree which
10,164.22
1924
he w as endeavoring to dislodge from
10,577.34
1925
an o th er tre e w hile a t w ork falling
Given by Arem e Club
tim ber at the M armot saw m ill near the
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T o ta l.... ........... ________ $46,661.87
Big Sandy dam. He w as aged 48 years
Gresham Beauty Sheppe
and a bachelor and had lived in the
ev ery th in g in th e line of cosm etic d istric t around M arm ot for m any
th erap y .
C ourteous and efficient
tre a tm e n t. Mrs. Lois St. C lair. F irs t years. He is survived by an aged
S tate Bank building, phone 1841. m other and a num ber of b ro th ers and
G resham - -Adv.
sisters. F u n eral arran g e m en ts a re in
A dm ission, G entlem en >1.0«
Ladles Free
th e hands of J. E. M etzger of th e
Money to loan ou real estate. Farm
G resham F u n eral p arlo rs.
loans at 6 per cent B W Thorne.
GRESHAM LOCALS
Masonic Hall
DANCE
Gresham
FRIDAY EVENING, FEBRUARY 12
Gigray’s Orchestra
8.
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LUM BER YARD REO PENS
U N D ER NEW M ANAGEM ENT
T he lum ber y ard on Pow ell street,
G resham , form erly owned and o p era t­
ed by Jones L um ber com pany of P ort-
i land, has reopened under new m anage­
m ent after being closed a week pend-
i ing com pletion of arran g em en ts. The
new ow ners are J. F. B arnes and F.
R orrison, who will o p erate under the
firm nam e of B arnes & R orrison.
Mr. B arnes moved here a few weeks
ago from Bothel, near S eattle, and his
p artn e r, who is still th ere, is expected
' here the la tte r p art of th is week The
firm will have a tru ck and will en­
deavor to give prom pt and satisfacto ry
service, according to Mr. Barnes, sen ­
ior m em ber of th e firm. Mr. Barnes
has had 28 y ears experience in th e re ­
tail lum ber business and is th o ro u g h ­
ly acquainted w ith all its details.
Mr. and Mrs. B arues a re occupying
the E kstrom house in Thom pson ad d i­
tion.
Mr. R orrison will m ake his
home with them on Ills arriv al.
TUESDAYS
AND
FRIDAYS
>1.50 Per Year
INTEREST AROUSED
IN FRUIT GROWING
A straw b erry , ch erry and p ear m eet­
ing was held at th e can n ery office on
S aturday, F eb ru ary 6. u n d er th e di­
rection of County Agent S. B. Hall.
The m eeting w as called to order
prom ptly at 1:80 p. m. and a resum e of
th e m eeting of Ja n u a ry 30 as reported
in the Outlook was had and O. K.’d by
those presen t*as being th e best thought
of th e com m unity on straw b e rry grow ­
ing as the best varieties and tim e of
planting.
On the question of fertilizing, It was
agreed th a t liberal fertilizin g paid,
th a t ground sheep guano at th e asso ­
ciation prices w as the best value
obtainable, but should be supplem ent­
ed w ith from 50 to 100 pounds of
potash per acre to produce a firm
shipping berry.
In tlie m a tte r of cultivation, it was
decided th a t th e sp rin g cultivation of
UNION
bearing fields should be done very
C lackam as County Council P arent- shallow and th a t the best designed
T eacher association met W ednesday. cu ltiv ato r blade for th is purpose is
F eb ru ary 3 a t Union school D istrict the "A" shaped or duck-foot blade, a
No. 26. T he executive board m eeting sam ple of w hich can be seen a t the
was called by th e p resident, Mrs. Cor­ can n ery office.
On the question of w eevil control by
delia E. L ucas at 10 o’clock. At the
open business session, following the poison bait, Mr. H all w as given more
board m eeting rep o rts of standing tim e to get detailed Inform ation as to
com m ittees and officers w ere given. the m erits of th is treatm en t.
T he question of ch erry fly maggot
T he council will continue the work
sta rted some tim e ago of perfecting control was discussed at some length
plans for a P aren t-T each er building to by M. 0. Nelson of C herry P ark O rch­
be erected th is y ear oil the Chautauqua ard s and he proved beyond any q u es­
tion th a t the poisoning of th e fly was
grounds at Gladstone.
The Boys' and G irls’ club com m ittee not difficult and urged all grow ers to
rep o rts th a t of the 430 stu d en ts en ­ p rep are to do team work In ex term i­
rolled last year, 249 finished th e work nating tills pest, and if grow ers would
100 p er cent. W ith 'th e appointm ent give th is m atter atten tio n at th e rig h t
of J. M. C. A nderson as county club tim e a produce of high value and
leader the pro sp ects are bright for large profit could be grow n annually.
m ore and b etter club w ork th ro u g h o u t He also suggested th a t th e h o rtic u l­
the county.
Chicken dinner was tu ra l pest law should be enforced to
served to 100 at noon by th e hostess com pel all ow ners of ch erry tre e s to
circle.
The red ra sp b e rrie s w hich sp ray them in season, to ab ate th is
supplem ented th e hom e-m ade cakes nuisance and su p p ress th e pest. He
as d essert w ere packed by the G resh­ suggested th e use of th e knapsack
am can n ery and received m uch favor­ «prayer for sm all o rch ard s, th a t are
effective and cheap, and on behalf of
able com m ent.
A fine p ro g ram was enjoyed during all Interested in ch erry grow ing, we
the afternoon. W. D. K inder. M ultno­ w ish to th u n k Mr. Nelson for the in ­
mah county d u ll leader, opened the form ation given. Mr. H all has a su p ­
aftern o o n session with violin seiec- i ply of b u lletin s Issued by our Oregon
tions w hich w ere much enjoyetj. He ! A g ricu ltu ral college tellin g how and
was accom panied on th e piano by Mrs. when to sp ray to poison th is fly. and
K inder. Among th e sp eak ers of the coiiies can be had at his office or at
day w ere, th e Rev. E. W. W ithnell. tile can n ery office. T he conclusion
B renton Vedder, Miss M arjorie Spring, w as also reached th a t Increased p la n t­
county h ealth nurse, and Fred H utch­ ings of Royal Anne ch erries and B art­
ings, Boy Scout leader of G ladstone. lett pears should he m ade to supply
Mrs., Lucas spoke on the benefit of tlie req u irem en ts of the future. It
P aren t-T each er work.
MI hh F relda was also agreed th a t both ch erry and
Ititzaii gave several piano selections In pear o rch ard s paid a larg e profit on
a pleasing m anner. A round table dis­ being an n u ally plowed and cultivated,
cussion and rep o rts of th e circle In larg er b etter fruit.
It w as decided to hold a m eeting on
presid en t on th e work accom plished
S
atu
rd ay tlie 13th at the can n ery of­
th u s far d u rin g the year, com pleted
fice at 1:30 p. m. to tak e up the study
the day ’s program .
The Council accepted th e invitation of cane b erries as to kinds to plant,
of W ilsonville circle to meet with cu ltu re, etc. P lease do not fail to a t­
tend th is m eeting and invite all of
them in May.
T he U nion-D am ascus F arm Bureau your friends, as m uch benefit will be
held its second reg u la r m eeting for derived.
19*6 at the schoolhouse last S aturday
evening w ith a fair attendance. P ro j­
SANDY BLUFF
ect leaders w ere appointed and a c a l­
A few neighbors dropped In at the
endar program of work w as adopted
Geo.
W llkenson home on W ednesday
for the com ing year. The recen tly -ap ­
pointed county d u b leader, J. M. C. and p leasan tly su rp rised th e ir son
A nderson, m et w ith the g irls of the C harles, it being his birthday. A radio
Rainbow sew ing club preceding the program was the main fea tu re of en­
m eeting and la te r m ade a b rief ad ­ te rtain m en t. A splendid lunch was
dress. County A gent W. A. Hoyt gave served, and nn enjoyable evening
a very enjoyable and profitable talk. spent by all.
Mr. and Mrs. Ray W llkenson e n te r­
Those p resen t w ere given a rea l tre a t
In piano solos by Miss F rieda B ratzel tained on S unday Mr. and Mrs. C. J.
and w histling selections by Miss Au­ W llkenson, Mr. and Mrs. Joe Caldo,
g u sta H ahn w ith Miss B ratzel at the Mr. and Mrs. A. Radford and children
piano, afte r w hich the m eeting ad ­ and N orine and Jo h n Brophy in honor
jo urned to th e basem ent for refre sh ­ of W llford Radford and B irch ard W ll-
k en so n ’s b irth d ay s.
m ents and a social hour.
Mr. and Mrs. Geo. W llkenson e n te r­
tained Mr. and Mrs. Ault with a radio
LYNCH
program one evening of la st week.
A fter th e re g u la r m e ltin g of the
R obert G ray Is erectin g a poultry
Lynch P aren t-T ea ch e r zsaoclatiop F ri­ bouse on his place.
day evening an enjoyable tim e was
Mrs. Joe Caldo w as called to G resh ­
spent In the basem ent, which had p re ­ am last T h u rsd ay to a ssist in th e care
viously been decorated by th e club of Mrs. Tice, m other of Mrs. W. Staf-
ch ild ren ami th e ir leaders. Five h u n ­ fenson of O rient.
dred was played and refresh m en ts
Mr. and Mrs. Je ss H tte en tertain ed
served by th e club, th e occasion being on Sumlay, Mr. and Mrs. Joe D onald­
a benefit to raise funds i.o pay expens­ son and .Mr. and Mrs. H. H. W atkins
es of th e ir d elegates th is year.
and family.
Headed by its social com m ittee Mrs.
The P aren t-T each er association held
W. O. Shaver, ch airm an of the P a r ­ its reg u la r m eeting on Friday. T here
en t-T each er association, co-operating was a good atten d an ce In sp ite of the
w ith the A rboleda Im provem ent club, storm y night. A good program was
will give a dance In the A rboleda club ren d ered and cake and coffee served.
house F riday evening, F eb ru ary 13.
Mrs. Chas. W llkenson and Mrs. A.
T h ere will be old fashioned, as well Radford
en tertain ed
th e C ottrell
as m odern dances. The com m ittee has Ladles Aid at a silver tea on W ednes­
th in g s well u n d er way and a good day a t w hich tim e needle work was
tim e Is assured.
given out to he p rep ared for the
bazaar.
Our M otto: More Crops on Less
Mr. and Mrs. A ult en tertain ed on
Acres.
G round Sheep G uano's other name Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. 8. O. C arrell,
is "Grow-M ore."
T here Is fe rtility In every ounce of It.
GILLIS
It will In crease the yield of A sp ara­
gus, B erries, Cabbage, Cauliflow er,
Mr. and Mrs Alvin K llnski end Mrs.
C ucum bers, Corn and P otatoes, and
m akes a first cla ss law n dressing
F ra n k Gibbs drove to V ancouver S un­
T he best value obtainable. Order day to atten d th e fu n eral of a friend.
now. get It on th e soil and give the
cro p s a good sta rt.
TH E BERRY GROWERS
Don't forget the advertleere when
—Adv.
PACKINO CO.
you need anything tn their line.