TUESDAYS
AND
FRIDAYS
G reshám O utlook
VOL. IB, NO. 64
HORSES PERISH
IN BARN FIRE
GRESHAM. MULTNOMAH COUNTY, OREGON, FRIDAY, OCTOBER 8, I »26
OUTLOOK ST E PS U P A NOTCH
T W IC E
A
W EEK
91.40 Per Year
Stockholders Elect County Fair Board ;
CITY WILL VOTE
Financial Report Shows Good Increase ON TAX MEASURE
T his afternoo n th e Union High
T he G resham Outlook w as sta rted th e first of March, 1911. fifteen 1
T hree horses w ere burned to
girdiron w arrio rs w ill clash with and a half y ea rs ago. D uring th at period it has been a tw ice-a-w eek '
no effort to shift the burden and
A resolution was passed by th e
death and a fourth nearly perished
the B eaverton high eleven at 3 new spaper, six colum ns to a page and usually four pages each issue.
F alr Hoard Member» Fleeted.
th e officers accepted th eir resp o n city council at its reg u lar m eeting
in a Are w hieh Monday m orning
o'clock on S tapleton held. The On special occasions it has been six or eight pages and on holiday o c
sibilities for an o th er term .
i
on W ednesday evening to place on
destroyed a large barn on th e farm
G resham team show s good pros- casions has had as m any as 24 pages. T he su b scrip tio n price has
(»(Beers.
Mrs. Mabel Kosted, 990 Belmont the ballot at the coming election
belonging to Mrs. M. J. A llshouse
pects th is year w ith a team com alw ays been $1.50 a year.
T. J. K re u d e r............... P resident ' street, P ortland, was th e only lady th e question increasing the gen
on th e Section L ine road th ree
H. A. L ew is..............V .-President
posed of nearly all v eterap s and
W
ith
th
is
issue
the
size
of
the
pap
er
is
en
larg
ed
by
th
e
addition
of
I
m iles w est of G resham . T he o ri
A. W. M etzg er............... S ecretary 1 stockholder present and was elect eral tax levy by a fixed am ount of
second strin g men who have had a c o lu m n 'to each page, m aking it a seven-colum u paper.
ed a member of th e new board. She $2500 a year added to the basic
gin of th e fire rem ains a m ystery,
Theo. B r u g g e r ............. T re asu re r
football
experience
in
other
T his change gives th e Outlook considerably m ore space for ads |
rep resen ts the W. C. T.U. as su p e r levy, covering a period of te n
although it is thought th a t it s ta r t
O ther Member».
schools.
and reading m a tte r and m akes possible a m uch b etter arran g em en t,
intendent of fairs and exhibits and years. This is, in effect, the sam e
ed from cig arette stu b s throw n
J. O. W ilson
a to id in g th e over-crow ded ap p earan ce of th e page w hen advertising is
ca rele ssly about. The place is va
holds this office in her o rg an iza provision which w as voted th ree
T. R. How ltt
T onight boxing and w restling
C. 1. R aker
cant. but a Belgian ren tin g a n e a r fans will be trea ted to a "h u m plentiful.
tion for th is county and for the years ago, by w hich the city has
S. B. H all
W hile th e change has involved co n sid erab le w ork a carefu l in
by farm had been keeping his dinger” of a card, u n d er auspices
state. She spoke of the in te re st of been able to ap p ro p riate for its
W. H Mitchell
spection
of
the
pages
of
th
is
issue
w
ill
convince
anyone
th
a
t
the
paper
h o rses in th e barn w hile doing of the L etterm en ’s club, a t th e high
th e W. C. T. U. in the county fair needs, with the consent of th e ta x
M. M. Squire
some plow ing in the vicinity, and school gym. The prelim s ta rts at is m ore readable, the ads look n ea te r an d the g en eral ap p earan ce is
and expressed th e desire and hope supervising com m ission, m ore th an
J. V. Cogswell
R ichard Deich
it w as th ese horses w hich m et 8. T he m it to ssers a re : W irth vs. noticeably improved.
of the women th a t they m ight soon six per cent over th e budget of th e
C. G. S chneider
T his change puts th e Outlook in a h ig h er class and m akes it m ore
This provision
death in th e flames. The fourth P u llen : D uncan vs. McCann; W ih-
have a suitable building for th eir proceeding year.
F. O lbrich
m
odern
in
app
earan
ce,
besides
increasin
g
th
e
space
available
for
ad
was for a period o f th ree y ears and
exhibit.
an im al w hich w as badly burned lon vs. C halker and Mink vs.
Geo.
W
eatherly
v ertisin g and read in g m a tte r.
w ill probably have to be shot.
Among the oth er new nam es on will soon be up.
H. W. Melius
Sm ith. T he bone c ru sh e rs a re :
O. A. E astm an
T he b arn w as a large fram e Okuda vs. R usher, Flem ing vs.
th e board are, F ronc O lbrich, of
I t is explained by the city of
H L. S t.C la ir
s tru c tu re and in good condition. T alm an, Brown vs. B rink and
G resham , m anager of th e Columbia ficers th a t if such a m easure is not
A. F. H am m ar
Brick W orks, Ju liu s Meier and carried , funds will not be availab le
T h ere w as $180« in su ran ce on the S quire vs. W hetzel. Ladies and
B. L. W alrad
building, carried w ith th e F arm ers gentem en a re invited and a sm all
George W eatherly, of P ortland.
Mrs. Mabel Kosted
to cover the norm al increase of ex
Ju liu s Meier
M utual F ire Relief, w hich is re p adm ission will be charged. This
Among the stockholders present pense which arises from the e x p a n
Chas. Cleveland
resen ted by H. W. S nashall. T his Sm okeless S m oker” is a stric tly
w as A. J. K rueger, a prom inent sion of the stree t lighting, g en e ral
W. D. K inder. M ultnom ah county club agent, says th at the boys'
W D K inder
w ill not n ea rly cover th e cost of a ' am ate u r event,
poultrym en of T routdale, re p re expenses and the policing of th e
and g irls' club exhibits at the sta te fair th is year in g eneral surpassed
F red Crane.
new b arn of sim ila r size and con
senting the Oregon Pet Stock asso city. For 1927 alone th e city would
by fa r any form er display. T h ere w ere 1017 ex h ib its in th e boys’ and
stru ctio n , it is said. Mrs. A llshouse i Tom orrow w ill see th e dedica g irls ’ club building. In addition th e re w ere about 350 head of live
ciation. He spoke of th e coming be sh o rt about $2500. T his w ould
The stockholders of the Multno-
expects to rebuild in th e n ea r fu tion of th e new M ultnom ah club stock exhibited by th e club m em bers.
exhibit of his association in Port- affect prim arily the offices of m a r-
mah County F air association met land In December and urged th a t
stadium in P ortlan d w ith a great
tu re.
The com petition in d em o n stratio ns and judging contests re p re
shal, day and night, whose sa la rie s
classic betw een th e U niversity of sented m ore counties and aroused m ore in te rest on the p a rt of visitors in G resham last night and elected I the fair association Join th e Nat- am ount to $2304 a year. It would
MEETING ( ALLEI» OF
Oregon and I niversity of W ashing- , th an hereto fo re and showed a su p erio r q u ality of know ledge and ex- a board of 25 d irecto rs all but th ree 1 ional Pet Stock association and put be necessary also to m ake r e
FATHERS AND MOTHERS ton football team s.
perience on the p art of those p articip atin g .
or four of whom are form er direct-
**’
f° r b etter exhibits of tren ch m en t in th e stre e t lighting.
. . .
poultry and dogs a t th e county fair. I In reality , it is explained, th e re
A la rg e num ber of boys and g irls exhibited in th e open class and ors and . several . . have , been actively
A m eeting w ill be held a t the
T he C ards and Y anks re st today.
„
The suggestion was favorably re- would be no increase in gen eral
high school assem bly room on next T h at is they trav el back to N. Y. to th e ir en tries w ere of such high q u ality th a t they not only won m any identified w ith th e fair since its — be- cejve,i
taxation by passing this m easure,
T uesday evening, October 12, at 8 play the sixth and possibly the last prizes but in som e notable in stan ces won firsts over all o th er com peti ginning 20 y ears ago.
T he follow ing w ere elected as an !
but th e re will be a decrease. F or
o’clock, for th e purpose of d iscu ss gam e tom orrow . T he series now tion. T his w as also tru e a t th e M ultnom ah county fair.
T here w as a good atten d an ce of executive board for th e com ing ! the past th ree y ears the city has
Of th e M ultnom ah county club ex h ib ito rs in th e open class
ing th e organization of a P aren t- stan d s th ree gam es for th e Y anks
being y ear:
Lewis, Cleveland, H ow itt, | collected under a general tax levy
T eacher association or a sim ilar and tw o for th e Cards. T he first B ernice Bunn, of L ynch; John W elbes, and W illiam Copeland, of stockholders, 937 sh a re s
¡$5200 annually, half of w hich w as
John voted, w hich w as a good m ajority < Cogswell, R uker and Squire.
club w hich sh all have for its aim team to win four gam es w ill cop F airv iew ; O rville B lair and Raym ond U lrich, of F airv iew ;
A full rep o rt of the financial applied to in te rest on the w ate r
Flem m ing and Floyd Stafford, of V ictory; A nna and P aul Boeckli and of the common stock issued to date.
a m ore common u n d erstan d in g be- ! the w orld's series flag
Fifteen of th e new ly-elected di- j stan d in g of th e association was t)on,ja all(i half on a sinking futul
Minnie G rossen, of L innton, a re o u tstan d in g exam ples of high w inners.
tw een p are n ts and te ac h ers and a
W ith th is issue, th e Outlook T hese victories a re the resu lt of not one y e a r's effort but in each in rec to rs w ere present and w ere m ade to th e sto ck h o ld ers for th e (O re tire the w ater bonds w hen
united effort fo r^ h e gen eral b e tte r
Follow ing th e stock- ' se creta ry by Mr. Shay of th e firm
sh all fall due. H alf of th is
m ent of all conditions existing as will endeavor to announce any stan ce a re th e rew ard of several y e a rs’ p ersisten t study and experi- sw orn in.
re la te s to th e stu d en t and his prob- l'ominK sporting events, especially ence in carefu l breeding, and Mr. K inder says m uch credit is due th e holders m eeting a board meeting of C. C. Shay & Co., certified public am ount, or $2600, Is now available
lem s. N early 300 req u ests w ere of local intt>re8t- 'V e a ls° recom - j p are n ts of these boys and girls who have co n stan tly encouraged th e ir was held and officers w ere elected accountants. T his was th e m ost through the w ater fund, an d w ill
for th e com ing year.
carefu lly draw n and com prehensive not need to be placed in the budget.
m ailed out by P rin cip al R. E. C an I mend th a t everyone who is able a t ch ild ren in club w’ork.
tend
these
events,
p
a
rtic
u
la
rly
high
The
new
officers,
given
above,
financial rep o rt ever m ade of the T he to tal receipts from tax es and
The
club
m
em
bers
are
beginning
to
realize
th
e
value
of
the
w
ork
non to p are n ts and g u ard ia n s re
q u estin g th e ir expression as to the school sports, for w hich n early ev they a re encouraged to do. To th e ir lead ers a n ti th e club ag en t m uch are th e sam e to a m an as those of fair finances and w as very sa tis license fees for 1926 am ounts to
$11,429, w hile the req u irem en ts for
d esirab ility of such an o rg an iz a eryone has a p atro n 's tic k et w hich cred it is given. They too a re beginning to realize th e value to th e in the past year. Much w as said r e factory.
T he rep o rt show s th a t betw een 1927 w ill be $10,480, even allow ing
g arding the harm ony th a t had p re
tio n and enough replies have been I adm its ow ner to all sp o rtin g events dividuals and to th e com m unity of th e ir efforts.
The ages at which boys and g irls are eligible for club w ork are vailed in all m eetings of th e form Ja n u a ry 1, 1925, and October 1, for the proposed $2500 w hich th e
received to w a rra n t th e callin g of d uring the school year.
9 to 18. In th is county few of the m em bers have reached th e age of 18. er board and the devotion, efficien 1926, the assets of th e association council is asking the citizens to
th e m eeting next T uesday evening,
METHODIST CHURCH
T he m ajority w ill average from 10 to 14, w hich show s th a t the younger cy and faith fu ln ess of all officers increased in round num ber $20,000, vote.
says Mr. Cannon.
ANNOUNCES SERVICES boys and g irls a re fully ap p reciativ e of the value of th e tra in in g to be w as given due credit. It w as an the to ta l to date being $167,669 86,
At its m eeting th e council passed
un u su al and com m endable s itu a w ith a p resen t book su rp lu s of th e final ord in ance relativ e to th e
Camp lllll W om an's Clnb to Meet.
The Tem pted C h rist" w ill be the i Kained from club work.
At th e n ext m eeting of th e Camp , sub ject of the serm on next S unday i
M r- K inder Is com pleting his th ird y ear as club agent In th is tion th a t w hile none wished to be $21.411.78.
extension of Kelly avenue north, a
Time does not perm it giving the
H ill W om an's club, w hich w ill be i m orning a t th e M ethodist E piscopal j county. He is h e a rt and soul in the w ork, is proving very efficient, and retain ed in office, and all had the
d istance of 21HM> feet, thro u g h th e
held at Mrs. P. B organ's on Powell church by th e p asto r, th e Rev. Hal- is w el*
by th e boys and girls. He say s the pro sp ects for the year m em ory of th e ard u o u s ta sk s im rep o rt in detail III th is issue hut it p ro p erty of Mrs. J. S. C arlson and
posed fresh In the mind, th e re was will be published later.
V alley road W ednesday, October ford V. W ilhelm , who w ill present 1927 are verY b rig h t
the Independent Land com pany.
13, th e m em bers will answ er to roll jn a p ractical w ay the application
Richard Forbes Funeral Held.
MANY FRIENDS I’AY
, A delbert, W ilbur, M argaret and P rovision "w as m ade for the pay
BORING
call w ith a quotation or c u rre n t of th e tru th s involved in th e tem p-
l-AST SAI» TRIBUTE Robert. She also leaves to m ourn, m ent of $200 to Mrs. C arlson, th e
events, Mrs. E. P atte rso n and Mrs. ta tio n to everyday, m odern life. He
F u n eral services w ere held in
her m other, Mrs. C lem entine Metz dam age to her p roperty fixed by th e
The
topi#
for
the
serm
on
Sunday
P
o
rtlan
d
T
h
u
rsd
ay
aftern
o
o
n
for
A. Claw son will rep o rt on th e ad w ill show th a t the sam e tem p ta- the Iate Rlchar(1 F orbca_ aged 94
ger,
th ree b ro th e rs, W illiam C., ap p ra iser, which Is to be m et by
visability of buying ca rd s and card tions beset persons now, and th a t who passed aw ay a t his hom e at will be “M embers One of A nother
A large concourse of sympatli«- F ran k and A delbert W. and a sis- I the Independent Land com pany.
Thp
Rev.
E.
W.
W
ithnell
is
pastor
tab les for the club. A book for tu rn in g stones to bread is common C edarville, n ear G resham , Monday
tic relativ es, frien d s and neighbors ter, Mrs. E lsie D eardorff and many wbi<’b Is thought to be benefltted to
keeping th e m inutes of the m eet today. An anthem n w ill be re n afternoon, October 4, from w eak and a cordial in v itation is extended g athered at the M ethodist Episeo- 1
o th er relatives, besides num erous th n t extent.
ings, w ith the club's nam e en dered by a q u a rte t co n sistin g of ness incident to pld age. T he de- to ail who do not atten d elsew here pal church on T uesday aftern o o n |
friends.
It w as reported at the m eeting
ceased
was
born
in
Glasgow,
Scot-
I
to
he
presen
t.
T
he
Boy
Scouts
will
graved on back, w as presented to Miss G ertrude A lexander. Mrs. E.
to observe th e last sad rite s luci- j
and cam e to A m erica in 1872. m ee, a t , be ch u rch Mondajr
Mrs. Exley w as tak en 111 th e la t th a t A. W. Botkin, J. F. Cogswell
th e club by A. Clawson.
dent
to
th
e
untim
ely
passin
g
of
W. A ylsw orth, C. E. R u sh er and He w as united in m a rriag e to Ja n e
.
- . , ,
ning a t 7 o clock. O rch estra prac Mrs. P earl Exley, who died early ) te r p a rt of A ugust with Inflainma- and B. W. T horne, th e th ree coun-
L eslie W alrad, w ith Mrs. Jam es Sm ith on Dec. 31 of the follow ing
F or low est ra te s on autom obile,
year and to th is union w ere born tice .w ill be held on W ednesday Sunday m orning, October 3, from tory rheum atism , from w hieh she cilm en who w ere nom inated to su c
never en tirely recovered. L ater ceed them selves at th e recent m ass
tru c k and general in su ran ce see S terlin g at th e piano.
seven ch ildren, six of whom s u r evening. Sunday school will be at
pneum onia at the age of 37 years,
In the evening th e p asto r will vive, Mrs. G eorge Lewis of San
B. W. T horne.—-Adv.
pneum onia developed, whieh was m eeting, have qualified, as has also
11 o'clock, and preach in g at 10 1 m onth and 13 days.
speak on "T he Inside and th e Out F rancisco, A ndrew and Jatfles of
the direct cause of her death. She Cecil Metzger. It was said th a t
o'clock.
side of C hristianity ," describing the P o rtlan d , R ichard, of sp o k an e, and
Mrs. Exley had been a reg u la r was bedfast in all live weeks until E. M. T hom as would probably not
At the an n u al election of Sunday
m any sides of C h ristian ity . In sp ir W alter N orm an of G resham . His
reHeve hf>r Huffer. qunlify, and F. J. Bechill Is ex p ect
wife passed aw ay in 1920. He also school officers Monday evening, H atten d a n t at th e Zion E vangelical deatb ran ie
New F a ll Shades ing m usic and helpful serm on will leaves 12 gran d ch ild ren .
church and the pasto r, th e Rev, E. Illgs, which at tim es w ere Intense. ed to do so. For m arsh al. R ichard
L adies', M e n ’ s, m ark th is service.
»
Mr. Forbes lived in P ennsyl- G. Knox w as elected superinten H orstm ann who conducted the fu H er m other sta te s th a t in th e early
Jen n in g s and Alex. G ulllkson have
and C h ild ren ’s
T he Sunday school w ill m eet a t | v an ia for tw o years, la ter residing d en t; O. W. Boring, a ssista n t su neral service, offered w ords of co n
girlhood
of
the
deceased
she
had
qualified.
The o th e r nom inees, E.
in
Ohio
and
Iowa.
In
1885
he
came
p erln ten d en t; W illard Boring, sec
10 o'clock, and E pw orth L eague at
to Oregon and a fte r some tim e re ta ry ; Tom T elford, assista n t sec solation and com fort to the be suffered sim ilar a tta c k s of rh e u H. Kelly and A. W Griffis w ill
6:30. P ra y er m eeting is held on ■ spent in P o rtlan d , cam e to C edar-
reaved. He spoke for a sh o rt tim e m atic tro u b le and had never been probably do so before the ex p ira
and
T h ursday evenings.
ville in th e vicinity of O resham re ta ry and lib ra ria n ; Mrs. L. H from th e w ords, "T h ere is hut a overly stro n g or robust.
tion of th e tim e limit,
A cordial invitation is extended i w here he lived un til the tim e of M allicoat, tr e a s u re r; E dith Ander step betw een me and death." The
A rep rese n tativ e of the Oregon
T
he
conditions
su
rro
u
n
d
in
g
the
son, p ia n ist;
Ire n e Schw eitzer
to all of these services.
, bis death.
_______________
Dr. John W. Beard, p asto r of Mt. crad le ro ll su p erin ten d en t, and brevity of life w as em phasized and death of th is young woman are S urety & C asualty com pany w as
th e all-im p o rtan ce of a thorough p eculiarly sad as six ch ild ren , th e present and explained a b la n k et
T ab o r P resb y terian church, officiat-
Special (oiiibinatinn Rales Offered, ed a t the fu n eral services. Mrs. G race M allicoat b irth d ay secre p rep aratio n for th e unknow n. Dr eld est hut a g irl of 15, a re deprived policy which they are offering, and
Until November 1, 1926. special Mary Dodge sang, "One Sw eetly tary.
A. Thom pson, who had been very of a m o th er’s ca re and counsel. which they desired to w rite for th e
com bination prices a re offered for j Solem n T h o u g h t” and “N earer My
intim
ately acquainted w ith
th e
m other Mrg clem e n tin e Metz O resham V olunteer F ire d e p a rt
the G resham Outlook and T he P o rt God to Thee", accom panied by Mrs.
fam ily, followed with w ords of ger, especially feels keenly her d e m ent, which would cover th e o r
POWELL VALLEY
land News. T he re g u la r subscrip- Jam es S terlin g . The p allb earers
tion price for the News is $5 and w ere C harles Cleveland, Jo h n Bliss,
kindly adm onition and spoke m ost p a rtu re , as since the death of her ganization up to 25 men, giving ac
for th e Outlook $1.50. Until th a t F ra n k C. Jones, G. B. M iddleton, i On F rid ay evening, October 1, the feelingly of th e th ree phases of
Perm anent Keprewentatlve«
com panion th re e years ago, she bad cident benefit, also life policy of
date th e tw o in com bination w ill'G e o rg e K enney and M M. Squire, co ngregation of th e Pow ell Valley
Real Silk Hosiery Mills
life,—th e com ing, the sojourn and felt m ore or less a dependence on $1,000 in case of death In line of
be $3.98. Special p rice on th e News ! C. F. Ruegg and J. V. Cogswell
Mission ch u rch ten d ered a m ost In the passing. T he Rev. H alford
w ere chosen as honorary p a ll
Phone 32x1
Qresham, Ore. , alone Is $2.98.—Adv.
th e d au g h ter for cheer and sy m duty. The an n u al cost of th e b la n k
bearers. In term e n t was m ade In spiring reception fo th e new pastor W ilhelm offered the closing prayer. pathy which was never w ithheld. et policy would be $142.50. T he
I M ultnomah cem etery.
and his wife, th e Rev. and Mrs
Many new W ant Ads today.
A q u arte t, consisting of Miss Mrs. Exley's acq u ain tan ces were council asked to he furnished w ith
Card of Thanks.
i Donald Shogren, who recen tly ar-
G
ertrude
A lexander, Miss K ath e r frien d s who w ere a ttra c te d to her a policy for Inspection, and th e
We wish to th an k our m any [ rived from S eattle. T he pastor is
friends who have expressed to us w ondering how m any spent last ine Ilratzel, Leslie W alrad and C. hy her kindliness of h eart and d is m atter was referred to th e com m it
| sym pathy and help in th e illness
E. R usher, san g “ Face to Face" and position Hiid an unfailing interest tee on fire and w ater. T he policy
and death of our beloved fath er, I Sunday m orning in Sunday school ‘T h ere’ll Be No D ark V alley,” a c in th e w elfare and so rro w s of Is Hald to cover all men on the fire
’ R ichard Forbes, and for the beau I L ast S unday th e re w as a 90 per com panied by Miss Amy Cooper at
dep artm en t, also city m a rsh a ls di
others.
tiful floral offerings.
cent atten d an ce at the Mission
recting traffic at the tim e of fire.
Mr. and Mrs. George Lewis, Mr. Sunday school. L ast Sunday eve the piano. Miss K ath erin e B ratzel |
A pplication was m ade for pro
and Mrs. Jam es Forbes, N or
sang, "H e Knows the W ay," with '
<iird
of
T
hanks.
man F orbes, Mr. and Mrs. ! ning th e S unday school had charge her sister, Miss F ried a B ratzel, as j We wish to thank o u r many tection for the m em bers of th e w a
R ichard Forbes, Mr. and Mrs. ' of the evening service and the
friends for the kind w ords of sym te r departm ent to the sta te accident
Andrew Forbes, Mr. and Mrs. church was full. T he young peo accom panist. A w ealth of floral pathy and the assistan ce so g en er com m ission. City officers au to m a
offerings attested th e reg afd in
W alter Forbes.
ously offered during the Illness and
pie held th e ir p ray er and praise
which the deceased w as held. at th e death of our beloved wife tically come u nder thp provisions
NOTH F TO BFRKV (iKOWFKN. i service at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Several beautiful pieces w ere sent and m other, d au g h ter and sister, of the com m ission unless definitely
We m ust ask you to tak e delivery E. P. Schedeeo, of D am ascus, on from P o rtlan d business firm s, also P earl Exley, alao for the beautiful rejected. Under these provisions
on ground sheep guano now as we T uesday evening and on next T u es
floral offerings and m usical selec M arshal Kelly is a beneficiary of
a re ru n n in g sh o rt of sto rag e and If day evening ft will be held at the from the Woodmen of th e World, tions.
the com m ission on account of his
we a re com pelled to acquire other home of Mrs. John Lind. The L a of which Mr. Exley Is a m em ber. 1 Joseph Exley and ch ild ren , C lem
accident of last week.
sto rag e it will add to the expense
Thp Royal N eighbors of America
entine
M
etzger.
A
delbert
Metz
and reduce th e profits and reduce dles Aid w as d elightfully e n te rta in ttended the fu n eral In a body ^ i d
ger, W illiam M etzger, F rank
S atterstro m
the price of th is y ea r's berries, so ed by Mrs. Emil
M etzger, Mrs. E lsie Deardorff. M RS. E T H E L EDINUTON
we m ust ask you again to help us T h u rsd ay afternoon. Communion followed the h earse to the G resham
T his g a ra g e w ill clo se at 7
D IES AT M (»N TAVILLA
out and tak e delivery now. Our will be observed after th e Sunday cem etery, bearing flowers. At the,
I iidcnoiiiiiuitlniial Serv Ices.
phone call is 1871. If you have any
grav e th ey officiated w ith th e rltu -
p. m . ev ery evening ex cep t
Word w as received yesterday of
em pty sacks we can use them e ith m orning service and S unday school
"T he Two-fold Com ing” will be
Ilstic service of th e o rder. The
er on account or we will pay cash will convene a t 9:45.
the
topic
of
the
serm
on
Sunday
sf-
,
*»**•*( h °f Mrs. Ethel Kdington,
S atu rd a y an d S u n d ay w hen
p allb ea re rs for th e occasion w ere
and keep the money at home.
Sunday school wlil convene In A lfred H am m ar, B urten W alrad, ternoon a t 2 o'clock at th e G resh of M ontavflla, who form erly re sid
It is tim e to o rd er your Coal now. th e S aron L u th eran church at 9:45
ed In th is vicinity. She passed
the clo sin g hour w ill be 9 p. m.
We have one m ore c a r th a t we can Sunday m orning. T h ere will be no Jack so n Jo n es, A. J. W. Brown, am U ndenom inational tem ple, of
aw
ay W ednesday afternoon, aged
w
hich
the
Rev.
8.
F.
P
itta
is
the
sell at the sum m er price. A fter It preaching In th e m orning, but In Ross Brown and C. J. Lundquist.
is sold the price will advance $1.60 the evening at 7:30 the L uther
pastor. T here will be preaching 33 years, and th e funeral will ta k e
F lorence P earl M etzger w as horn
per ton so please m ake th is saving League w ill m eet for bustneaa, fol
again In the evening.
Sunday place S atu rd ay afternoon a t 2
In
G resham and lived here during
by o rd erin g now
This coal is a lowed by th e reg u lar
L uther
school
will
convene
at
the
hour
of o’clock at Lincoln Memorial p ark ,
No. 1 large lum p S uperior, clean, League service at 8 o'clock.
her en tire life. She w as a g rad u ate
form erly know n as th e Mt S co tt
to Sunday m orning
and b u rn s w ith very little ash.
of the G resham high school and
cem etery. Mrs. Ellington Is s u r
You will be pleased w ith IL The
later attended a P o rtlan d busl-
4 ard of Thank*.
price is very low and is made pos
aged
If you w ant lum ber w rite Sandy vived by tw o little daughters,
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sible by o rdering early and deliv
On March 30, 1910, Lum ber Co.. C herryville, or phone 5 and 6, her husband Jesse E din»
I wish to ex p ress my heartfelt ness college
ery being m ade direct from th e car th an k s to th e many frien d s and re l he was m arried to Joseph Exley
HAMLIN A HOSS, Props.
a to
- Sandy 223.—Adv.
tf 1 ton. her paren ts, Mr. and Mra. E.
to you.
atives In my bereavem ent In the
Phone 2391
N ight 706
hich union w ere born seven chil-
Mercer, a sister, Mrs. M am l*
BFRKV GROWFRM l*A4 KINO 4 1». death of my fath er, and also for the
In su ran ce funds for farm loans.
ren, one of whom died in Infancy.
Phone G resham 1871
m any floral offerings.
No com m ission or brokerage. Very A uther. and a b ro th er, Baall Mer
D. E. Towle, M anager.
T he o th ers a re H elen, Joseph. easy term s B. W. T horne.— Adv.
ED ANDERSON.
cer, all of M ontavllla
CLUB WORK BRINGS REWARD
Hosiery
Lingerie
REAL SILK HOSIERY
Mr. & Mrs. Perry Kitzmiller
TO OUR PATRONS
Closing Notice!
GRESHAM GARAGE