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GRESHAM OUTLOOK, TUESDAY, MARCH «, lt t « POWELL VALLEY PLEASANT VALLEY FAIRVIEW KELSO T he W om en’» club of K elso m et at Mr. and Mrs. C. N. B uckner and the home of Mrs. N. P eterso n on T h u rs fam ily. Mr. and Mrs. C arl S oderquist day, the follow ing m em bers being I and Mrs. E a rl M cElwain m otored to : p rese n t: M esdames R obert Jo n sru d , G overnm ent Camp Sunday. E dw ard H erz. W alter Dolan, Tom T hose from F airview a tten d in g th e D unn, M. Kligel, P. C. Spooner, A lbert play "D ow n in Maine,” w ere Mr. and , Jo n sru d . J. H ernipe, O. E rl. D. Hite. Mrs. J W. M ollar and fam ily, Mr. and J. Revenue. J. A nderson. G. Jack so n . Mrs. W. D. Brooks. Mr. and Mrs. Ira ! O. Dahl, and Miss W right. Each inem- Brooks and fam ily, Mr. and Mrs. J. H. j her responded to th e ro ll call w ith P eterso n , Mr. and Mrs. R ich ard A nder some event In th e life of George W ash son, Mrs. Ell S u rface and children. ington or A braham L incoln, and a Floyd S u rface and Irv in G reen of very in terestin g m eeting w as held. Yakim a. Mr. and Mrs. C. P. Stone. Mr. D elicious refre sh m e n ts w ere served and Mrs. E a rl M cElwain. afte r th e close of the business m eet A n um ber of frien d s su rp rised Mrs. ing. T he ladies will m eet n ex t tim e Ira Brooks W ednesday afternoon w ith w ith Mrs. D. Hite. a sto rk show er. T hose atten d in g w ere V ictor E rick so n , who u n d erw en t a Mrs. J. I. Mahaffey. Mrs. J. L. Lewis, serio u s o p eratio n at Good S am aritan Mrs. R. C. Sim pson, Mrs. D. Lew is, hospital tw o w eeks ago, is rep o rted as Mrs. Jas. N aylor, Mrs. H. F. T ilgner, g etting alo n g nicely, and his m any Mrs. C. N. B uckner, Mrs. J. W. M ollar, friends w ill be pleased to h ear th a t he Mrs J. F. Schm idt Mrs. G. R. Shaw, is expected hom e soon. Grape Vines. Mrs. E a rl M cElwain. Mrs. E dw ard H erz recen tly spent a T ry g rapes. I t’s a m oney-m aker. Mrs. Don Lew is w ent to T he D alles day at G resham , being a luncheon Concords, W ordens, N iag aras—th e best guest at th e J. C. Shulz home. v arieties. We have good roots. Sure Friday. gro w ers, low prices. H. Oberg, C raig Sunday school classes w ere o rg a n Mr. and Mrs. J. I. M ahaffey and fam road, fo u rth house n o rth off B a rr ized a t th e ch u rch a t K elso last S un ily w ent to P o rtlan d S unday to cele road. TA bor 6014.—Adv. tf b ra te th e b irth d ay s of g rea t g ra n d day, w ith an atten d an ce of 45. S un m o th er and baby E u la a t th e hom e of day school w ill be held every Sunday at 10 a. m. Bill Ledbury. The e n tertain m en t given a t the N ineteen m em bers of th e P aren t- schoolhouse a week ago w as a su c T eacher association w ere p resen t at cess. A splendid program w as p ut on th e re g u la r m eeting F riday. L unch by th e school ch ildren, who had been w as served by th e cooking club u nder w ell d rilled by th eir te ach ers. The th e su pervision of Mrs. M cElwain. i proceeds of th e en tertain m en t will be Dr. R. Jepson has gone on a busl- I uge(1 h e ,p pay for th(? rec en tly ,n . ness trip to New York. stalled elec tric lights. Mr. and Mrs. L ester an d d au g h ter A b ask et b all team w as organized F lo ren ce have moved to th e A ndrew s recently at th e school w ith D orothy house. Nelson as coach. They w ill p ractice Mr. and Mrs. W. E. Stone have gone once each week at th e Sandy Union to P endleton to atten d th e fu n eral of high, and w ill com pete w ith team s of Mrs. S tone's g ran d m o th er, Mrs. De- the different grad e school d istricts. BORING Spain. G ust L udw igson, who w as operated The B oring Com m unity club will The F airview g ran g e is p rep a rin g to on for ap p en d icitis sev eral w eeks ago, have its re g u la r m eeting In th e Odd stag e th e com edy “T he M inister's has en tirely recovered and is able to Fallow hall next F rid a y night, M arch W ife’s New B onnett,’’ a t th e city hall be about again. 12, a t 8 o’clock, in stead of holding it on F rid ay evening, M arch 12. T his is a t the schoolhouse in th e afternoon. full of am using situ atio n s w hich will CORBETT A speak er from outside is expected keep th e audience in an u p ro ar. W ork T he m iscellaneous show er given for for th e occasion an d refre sh m e n ts will on th e play is p rogressing. be served. All a re co rd ially invited to Mr. and Mrs. Clyde S tone en ter- Miss D oris E m ily at th e p retty , sp a be present. | tained Mr. and Mrs. J. W. A nderson cious home o t Mr. and Mrs. J. W ard and fam ily a t dinner on Sunday. Call- ; E vans was th e social success of th e See th e b arg ain s listed in th e W ant ers d u rin g th e day w ere Mrs. A. M. I season. N early a hu n d red m a tro n s Ads. A nderson of P o rtlan d an d Mrs. Sally , and m aids, who have know n Miss Emily all h e r young life, m et to pay B aker of Oregon City. ! her honor. T he g u ests w ere m et at COLUMBIA HEIGHTS tin' 4 0 0 r by M rs. E v a n s a n d ----------- ! Miss Em ily, th e la tte r som ew hat Gloom w as c a st over th is com m uni- frustrated, w hich only added to her ty S atu rd ay by th e te rrib le trag ed y a t I personal charm . T hey u sh ered th e ' H u rlb u rt, w hen Mrs. Dolly B ram w as ! guests into th e large living and din- burned to death in her home. She ing room s w hich w ere filled to ca- j leaves h er husband. F. E. Bram . and j pacity. T he room s w ere very p retty —“that's ! th re e young children. T h e sym pathy ' w ith m any bouquets of daffodils and what your car needs” ' of th e e n tire com m unity goes out to ’ violets, an d in th e dining room w ere j th e bereaved ones. suspended to th e four c o rn e rs of th e “I t ’ll m ake your m otor good as Lewis C h risten sen , for m any y ears a | tab le from th e electric lig h t chande- as n e w !” • If your m otor has lo st all its J resid en t of S pringdale, an d one of th e . Her stre a m e rs of w hite crepe p aper old-tim e pep and p o w er; if its ! old pioneers, died S unday m orning at and in th e c e n te r of th e ta b le w as a get-aw ay is poor, th en a th o r a P o rtlan d hospital. He had been ill huge w hite cake, baked by th e young ough re-conditioning is th e tonic for a long tim e and for th e la st eig h t I lady's g ran d m o th er, Mrs. Ough. W hen it needs. A w orn m otor m ean s carb o n — m onths w as in th e ho sp ital. He leaves ! th e very gen ero u s refre sh m e n ts w ere carbon m eana in creased gas and a wife and one son, H enry, of S p rin g - J served each g u est received a slice of oil consum ption. '•a ,e ' th is w onderful cake. D uring th e afte r- You c a n 't expect to w ear out ! Thieves have been activ e in th is noon Miss M arg aret H ay e tt of P o rt- tw o or th re e se ts of tire s w ith out w earin g som e p a rts of th e j vicinity, and on F rid ay n ig h t cleaned | land, favored th e com pany w ith tw o m otor. ! out the chicken house of Mrs. W. ! m uch enjoyed vocal solos, playing her B ring your c a r to us today. L et Hicks, ta k in g her en tire flock of p u re- | own accom panim ent on th e piano, us look It over. W e're m otor bred Rhode Island Reds. On the sam e | Miss Emily w as assisted in u n w rap p in g specialists. W e'll give you a definite price on th e job in ad evening Mrs. Fred F red E tlin g 's chicken ) her num erous packages by th e Misses vance. , bouse w as entered and her chickens A daline and F ran ces E vans, afte r We g u ara n tee an ex p e rt m e w ere tak en , consisting of b ut one lone w hich she th an k ed each donor and Mr. chanical job and w ill use only pair. A m otorcycle officer was on the and Mrs. E v an s for th e ir g enerous the best p arts. I scene soon afte r the discovery of th e ho sp itality , in a very ap p reciativ e robbery, and w hile th ey found the m anner. T he g u ests from a d istance REM EM BER trac k s, no clew could be found to w ere Mrs. E v an s’ siste r and niece, Poor replacem ent parts can ru in a good identity of th e thteves. Mrs. llu y ett and d au g h ter M arg aret of m echanical J oh. In sist B U IC K M O TO R C O M P A N Y on G u aranteed p a rts. Mr. and Mrs. P. A ndersen and son P o rtlan d , Mrs. H a rrie t Moore of L in IX vúi on of ( je n e r a l M o to r» C o r p o ra ti« » L aw rence and Mrs. A. S tu a rt w ere d in ton and Mrs. Oleman from P lea san t F L I N T . M I C H IG A N n er g u ests on W ednesday evening of Home. Mr. and Mrs. G. Wilcox of L ato u rell L. C. Benfield was In P o rtlan d on F alls. Mr. S peers, p o stm aste r of th a t business F riday. place, w as also a guest, Mr. and Mrs. HAMLIN & HOSS Mrs. A. B. Fox and m o th er, Mrs. M. SALES AND SERVICE E rlin g Sound and two sm all d au g h ters, E. Reed m otored out from E astm oor- Phone 88»! GRESHAM BORING Mr. and Mrs. M arcus Sound and Mrs. land W ednesday. Mrs. Fox retu rn ed 1S01 PHONE 407 , Johnson, g ran d au n t of th e fam ily, all th a t day b ut Mrs. Reed rem ained for a of P o rtlan d , w ere c a lle rs S unday at few d ay s’ v isit w ith her ch ild ren In , Colum bia View farm . th is vicinity. J. P orts, who has been confined to ’ ro w lers entered the chicken yard thè hospital in P o rtlan d for some tinte, a t th è residence of Mrs. Mary H icks is o ut now and slow ly reg ain in g his F rid ay nig h t and m ade aw ay w ith 25 j health . Rhode Islan d Red chickens, leaving Mrs. M arie Morgan of C hanticleer no clew to th e ir identity. Our First Preferred Shares Pay You | Inn, who hhs been on th e sick list, is Colum bia g ran g e met In re g u la r ses 7.2 per cent on Your Money. 1 now able to again atten d to th e needs sion S atu rd ay , th e m em bers enjoying Why Ten Shnnld Boy This Stock of her guests. a profitable tim e to g eth er. E ight v isit 1. O nr b usiness Is firm ly established, w ell m anaged and perm anent. o rs w ere p rese n t for th e occasion, 2. Y our savings w ill be safe. KELSO am ong them being Pom ona M aster 3. Your incom e w ill be re g u la r and dependable. Kelley, d istric t dep u ty ; T. J. K reu d er A teleg rap h ic com m unication has 4. D ividends paid by check first of each m onth, or q u a rte rly . and Pom ona S ecretary Exley. been received from Chicago an n o u n c 6. E xem pt from S tate P erso n al P ro p e rty Tax. ing the death of Lloyd Jo n sru d . son of ANNUAL BANQUET of F air- 6. D ividends exem pt from N orm al F ederal Incom e Tax. Mr. and Mrs. J. B. Jo n sru d , who died view Lodge No. 92, A. F. & Investment Department In th a t city from pneum onia yesterday A. M., as g u ests of Bro. A. R. 82« Electric Building m orning. In stru c tio n s have been M organ a t C hanticleer Inn on S a tu r w ired to ship th e rem ain s to the day evening, M arch 13, 1926 a t 8 o’clock. All m em bers p lease atten d . G resham F u n eral p a rlo rs for p re p a r WM H. STANLEY, Secy. ation for burial. I HARRY F E D E R 8 P IE L , W. M T he L adies Aid of the S aren L u th e r an ch u rch w ill m eet T h u rsd ay a fte r noon, M arch 11, a t 2 o’clock. Mrs. P ra n k Sw anson w ill be th e hostess for th e occasion. T he re g u la r m onthly service of the L u th e ra n ch u rc h w ill m eet Sunday, M arch 14, R agnar K ullberg, of P o rt land, a U niversity of Oregon m edical stu d en t, to conduct th e p reaching in both the E n g lish and Sw edish la n guages. S unday school w ill convene a t 10 a. m „ to be follow ed by the p reaching a t 11. On account of th e County Council m eeting to be held a t th e Pow ell V al ley schoolhouse on M arch 20, th e P a r en t-T each er association w ill hold its m eeting a w eek ea rlie r, convening F r i day evening, M arch 12. A good p ro g ram has been prom ised and all are, invited to attend. Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Bowm an of T o ledo, Oregon, visited w ith frien d s in the valley d u rin g th e fo re p a rt of th e week. Mr. and Mrs. Bowman are on th e ir w ay to Los A ngeles. Mrs. E. R. Jo h n so n left last Monday for S eattle w here she w ill v isit to r a sh o rt tim e w ith h er sister, Mrs. I. L. S ta rr. Mrs. P ritc h a rd of P o rtlan d w as a guest a t th e hom e of h er sister, Mrs. Wm. D ahlquist one day th is week. Mrs. H. A. K line is a p a tie n t in a P ortlan d ho sp ital w here she u n d er w ent a serio u s operation. Mr. and Mrs. F red K elly of P o rtlan d and Miss M arion Richey of Los An geles w ere calling on relativ es in th is vicinity la st F riday. Mr. and Mrs.. M arvin H ills and d aughter F ern of P o rtlan d w ere c a ll ers at th e T. P. C am pbell home S u n day evening. Mr. and Mrs. A. G. S ager of P o rtlan d visited a t th e hom e of th e ir d au g h ter, Mrs. E lm er B uchanan, on W ednesday of th is week. Sam K enetzer of Los A ngeles a r rived here T h u rsd ay and w ill rem ain for several days looking a fte r business in te rests. Mr. K enetzer fo rm erly r e sided here. Mrs. L illian R ichey left T h u rsd ay for Sherw ood w here she w ill spend a few days visitin g w ith Mr. and Mrs. Jos. K night. Mike D onahue and A rth u r H all of W ilson statio n , w ere in th is n eighbor hood on business T uesday. Mrs. H a rry D avis cam e o ut from P ortlan d and spent th e day w ith Mrs. F. M. Davis. B u ic k 's -e» ♦ vr'i-- ’ --- no s a v ir ^ s give owners finer m otor cars at lower cost. Buick Motor Re-conditioning q u a lity would cost consider* ably more, if Buick built only half as m any cars. W. W. METZGER GRESHAM GARAGE A SAFE INVESTMENT WITH GOOD DIVIDENDS & PORTLAND ELECTRIC POWER CO. y o u KNOW THE 'P lIR D Y S .IH E Y ARE -C he sreat AMERICAN NEIGHBOR, THEY LIVE ON MAIN STREET AND ANY WEDNESDAY OR SUNDAY EVENING ABOUT 8 O&LOCN YOU'LL R N D 1 H B © FARWR LIT UPANDSEF MARY MARIE WAITING FOR HER STEACY. LISTEN/CANT YOU HEAR MRS.PUGW CALLING WARREN SAMBRIEI? a COURSE, YOU WWW WARREN, H tS AUVAY9 AMONG -THE SONS WHO P u r SOAP ON YOOP WINDOWS EVERY HALLOWE'EN— GRANCPOP PJADY; WHO LNEV WITH THEM IS ONE OP THETtWN CHARACTERS-YOUVE SEEN WM MANY TIMES MARCHING ON DEOORATlON DAY LAST BUT NOT LEAST, LET Me INTRODUCE EDWIN WRCYz JUST PLAIN EDTO EVERYBODY- PAGR THREE W e h av e m oved o u r g e n e ra l s to re to th e city h a ll building, w h e re we w ill c o n tin u e th e sa le of Quality Goods Plus Service at low est possible prices. W e h a n d le D ry G oods, G roceries, C onfec tio n e ry , H a rd w a re , Feed, G as, O ils a n d A utom o b ile A ccessories. A new v isib le 10-gallon g a s pum p is b e in g in sta lle d . T h e F a irv ie w postoflice h as been m oved w ith o u r sto re . ELSIE LANGLEY & SON 1 P h o n e G re sh am 211. F A IR V IE W , O RE. BRIQUETS COAL A TRUCK FOR EVERY KIND OF WORK EKSTROM TRUCK SERVICE Daily Trip» to Portland Gresham Powell Phone and Maple 1581 W E A R E rea d y to a d m it R IG H T now th a t II. W . S tro n g KNOWS m o re about B E R R Y g ro w in g th a n we DO AND th a t F ra n k HA M LIN c a n re p a ir A U TOM O BILES b e tte r TH AN w e can an d th a t DR. BO TKIN is a B E T T E R d o c to r th a n we a re AND t h a t ’s th e w ay it O U G H T to be because W E ’R E too busy w ith OUR OWN b u sin ess to B O T H E R w ith th e irs a n d T H A T leads us to re m a rk th a t EVERYBODY o u g h t to he a S P E C IA L IS T in h is ow n PA R T IC U L A R lin e a n d w hile W E MAY n o t know AS M IC H a b o u t th e C O N FEC TIO N ER Y b u sin e ss as W E SH OU LD, we a re try in g CO N SCIEN TIO U SLY to use W IIA T k n ow ledge w e h av e TO p rovide you w ith th e B E ST lu n ch e s, co n fe c tio n s, etc., AT th e b e st possible p rices ALW AYS. The Oscarette SECOND & MAIN Portland Ft. Fast Taylor Phone EÁst ftSs» WRIGLEYS ■■ j » ' ■ • ■ W* M ore fo r yo u r m oney and t h e b en t P e p p e r m in t C hew ing Sweet for any m oney 813 «01 — Office P h o n e --------«01 GRESHAM ones Elsrtrle Hid». ARBOLEDA T he A rboleda Im provem ent club held its re g u la r m eeting T h u rsd ay evening in th e clubhouse. A fter the business m eeting a no-host p arty w as given and a box social enjoyed. Mr. and Mrs. W. R. Locke and ch il d ren and Mr. and Mrs. C. F. W endland of P o rtlan d w ere g u ests of John B uch holz a t Rhododendron la st Sunday. Mrs. I). W. B rld g efarm er en tertain ed w ith a large card p arty T uesday a f te r noon of la st week a t Jier hom e on Fern avenue. H onors w ere aw arded Mrs. R. A. D elker, Mrs. Floyd H alladay, Mrs. C. G. Robison and Mrs. Wm. H ornecker. Mr. and Mrs. Floyd H allad ay w ere iliuner g u ests of Dr. and Mrs. E. M. D allas F riday evening at th e ir home In P o rtlan d . Mrs. C larence S tout of P o rtlan d en te rtain ed w ith a luncheon on W ednes day a t w hich Mrs. P eter Borgan was a guest. Covers w ere placed for ten. Miss E leanor H alladuy and Orval Locke attended a b irthday p arty T u es day evening given in honor of C harles E dw ards. D ancing and many gam es w ere enjoyed. Mrs. C. G. Robison en tertain ed the Jo k e r club at her home on F riday a f tern o o n of la st week. A fter an enjoy able aftern o o n , d elightful re fre sh m en ts w ere served. Mr. and Mrs. O. C. P o tter of P o rt land w ere g u ests of Mr. and Mrs. Floyd H alladay on last T uesday. FRANK C. JONES C a rp e n te r a n d C o n tra c to r O ltA R A N T E E D SEPTIC TANKS A ir Tight Water Proof Buildings Moved ROCKWOOD Mrs. W C. Tyson gave a farew ell p a rty la st week Monday n ig h t for her d au g h ter, Ju a n ita , who Is going to B aker, Oregon, for an Indefinite p e r iod. The p arty w as In th e Maccabee h all and a larg e num ber of young peo ple attended. T he evening was spent In dancing. Mrs. Tyson w as assisted by Mr. and Mrs. W illard Cook, Mr. and Mrs. W. P. L andes, Mrs. Ed. Couey an d Mrs. Ed. McCann. T he Rockwood P aren t-T ea ch e r a s sociation held a special m eeting last F rid ay aftern o o n to tak e p relim in ary ste p s tow ard a new schoolhouse. Vol u n te ers w ere called for to circ u late p etitio n s and a good num ber resp o n d ed. At the sam e m eeting arran g e m en ts w ere m ade for a card p arty and dance to be held on S atu rd ay evening, March 13, th e proceeds to be used for some special needs of th e association. Ed. McCann is building a sales sta n d beside his filling sta tio n w here he expects to han d le produce from his p lace during th e sum m er. A. Z eller 1» im proving his p ro p erty I*.-T. A. < ard P arty and Dance. by leveling his law n p re p a ra to ry to Rockwood P.-T. A. will give a card p arty and dance a t the g ran g e hall, p lan tin g It. Rockwood. S atu rd ay evening, March 13. Supper. A different kind. A dm is Money to luan on real estate. Farm sion ami su p p er 35c.—Adv. loans at 6 per cent. B W Thorne. NO, WHAT DID HE SAYJ YOU D ID * T LISTEN. T IM 3 J n OOT ,v r ,.« T F N BE f tP C ON X lT lM E P / WHO bv/HOS G O IN G W IT H M A3EL? WELL IU - S E E -S U C ^D O n T — r o < C --------- GET/ TA C T s H -H -rt-H ] n W L n i VALENTINO ~ AM’-TRE CAPTAIN MOVIE -TONIGHT- — A -T IL L YA SEE TH E * GOODNESS SAKE MR?. 0H H E lk SPIFFEN is VISITING EYE? MCK| MEN.' — - DAUGHTER , ,, J WHCT& J SAiO"DONT SHOOT loNTVfc --------------A S A lM .'Z RADO .T O P ?
