Gresham outlook., October 12, 1926, Image 1

G resham O utlook
TUESDAYS
AND
FRIDAYS
G R ESH A M . M ULTNOMAH COUNTY. OREGON. TU ESDA Y, OCTOBER
VOL. 1«, JÍO. «5
County Clubs Win
Prizes at State Fair
GRESHAM’S MAYOR
GRESHAM DOMAN D IES
A F T E R LONG ILLN ESS
12. 1»28
T W IC E
A
W EEK
t l . i o Her Year
Convention in Week;
More Rooms Sought
Mrs. J. F. B arnes, who suffered a
p araly tic stro k e last May a t her
home in G resham , passed aw ay F r i­
T he office of d istrict atto rn ey is
We a re now w ithin ju st th ree weeks of th e g eneral election,
day afternoon, October 8, at the
w hich w ill come ou Tuesday. November 2. The cam paign is p ro g ress­ one of vital im portance to the peo­
Thom
as
san
itariu
m
,
aged
nearly
54
Com m ittee heads a re busy these
T he O regon. sta te fair a t Salem
years. T he m em bers of her fam ily
ing rapidly and if any rea d er who is a voter has not inform ed him self ple of M ultuoniah county. He is ( days perfecting p laus for the com-
h as closed and M ultnom ah county who are here, and o th ers who had
or h erself on th e candidates and m easu res to be voted on it is tim e to not only th e public prosecutor but ] ing W. C. T. U. sta te convention
w as w ell rep resen ted . The club been sum m oned w ere at her bed­
begin in good earnest. T h ere is so much ground to be covered if one the legal adviser for th e various de­ which will convene in G resham Oc-
m em bers cam e aw ay happy w ith side w hen th e end came. E very ef­
is to form w ell grounded convictions th a t the ta sk seem s baffling, in p artm en ts of the county govern­ : tober 19-22. As the tim e draw s
fo
rt
had
been
p
ut
fo
rth
for
her
re
­
blue ribbons w ell in evidence. The
covery, and for a tim e she seemed
m ent. and on his shoulders falls 1 near a full and hearty cooperation
some in stan ces especially.
boys and g irls of th e county c a r­ to m ake encouraging im provem ent,
the duty of stric tly enforcing the is desired th a t the 1926 convention
T
his
is
a
day
of
intensive
inform
ation
and
the
people
generally
ried off 14 scholarsh ip s a« a p art but it w as not perm anent.
w ere never in touch with so m any sources of inform ation and so .direct. laws w hich the voters, th ro u g h the may long be rem em bered by those
F
u
n
eral
services,
w
hich
w
ere
in
of th e ir sh a re of th e w innings,
We a re so w ell fed up on th e topics of the day th a t our m ental diges­ sta te leg islatu re, have placed on fo rtu n ate enough to be present and
w hich w as doing w onderfully well, thd' hands of th e G ates F u n eral
Home, w ere held from the M ethod­
tion
is liable to become im paired. We a re ap t to act on im pulse aud the sta tu te books. The d istric t a t ­ th a t the delegates com ing here
as the com petition throughout w as ist Episcopal ch u rch yesterd ay a f­
torney has am ple m achinery for from a distance may find nothing
m ere im pression ra th e r th an on sound convictions.
very keen and the classes w ere all ternoon, w hen th e Rev. A. H
E very vo ter has and is supposed to read and study the V oters’ enforcing the law. When he calls lacking in w hole-souled hospitality
Thom
pson,
p
asto
r
of
E
pw
orth
filled and ru n n in g over.
P rizes
pam phlets on measuM * and candidates. T here are 19 m easu res su b ­ upon the governor to assign a and th e ability of G resham to prop­
Episcopal ch u rch of
to ta lin g $677 w ere aw arded to the M ethodist
P o rtlan d , preach ed th e serem on.
m itted to th e electo rate of th e sta te and some th a t will be local to special pro secu to r from th e office erly en tertain one of th e sm aller
contending young sters and m ade P ra y er w as offered by th e Rev. H al­
of th e atto rn ey gen al it strongly g ath erin g s of this kind.
cities or counties.
them forget, th e long year of w ork ford V. W ilhelm , and C. E. R usher
The last com m ittee m eeting be­
hints of eith er a lack of ability on
R
eaders
a
re
urged
to
give
th
o
u
g
h
tfu
l
atten
tio
n
to
th
e
political
and effort necessary to realize such sang “Jesu s, Lover of My Soul,"
his p a rt or an atiniistion th a t he is fore the convention w ill be held a t
ads ap p earin g in the Outlook. T h ey a re a source of inform ation.
and “B eautiful Isle of Som ew here,”
a goal.
favorite hym ns of Mrs. Barnes. Th°
The selection of candidates is not less im p o rtan t th an the decision so enm eshed witii the elem ent he the lib rary T h ursday afternoon and
«John D enison J r T I3 y ears of age, Rev. Mr. Thom pson, who had been
has tak en an oath to prosecute, all com m ittees a re urged to be
on some of th e m easures to be found on th e ballot.
h as again come to the fore in open her p asto r for tw o y ears at Bothel,
th
a t he d are not, for his personal p resen t and re p o rt fully at th is
The
choice
of
governor.
United
S
tates
sen
ato
r,
congressm
an,
state
class com petition and m ade th e la ­ W ashington, spoke w ords of com ­
time. T his will be th e final ro u n d ­
leg islato rs anil senators, judges of our circu it co u rts, d istrict atto rn ey protection, fake any action.
fo
rt
and
en
larg
ed
upon
th
e
fine,
C
harles
Cleveland.
dies of th e sta te of Oregon look
up of plans and It is im perative
helpful c h a ra c te r of Mrs. B arnes.
Clifford
G.
S
chneider
has
no
po­
and
county
com
m
issioners,
are
im
p
o
rtan
t
enough
to
cause
the
voter
to
Mr. Cleveland heads th e city
askance to th e ir hiurels w hen he He spoke of her as a helpful and
litical debt* to pay and is not in ­ th a t all d etails relativ e to th e en ­
sit
up
n
ig
h
ts
if
necessary
to
study
over
w
hat
w
ill
be
for
th
e
best
in
te
r­
ticket
for
an
o
th
er
tw
o-year
term
won first prize for his fam ous angel devoted wife and m other and home
As we usually say of the can d i­
volved in any en tan g lem en ts which te rtain m e n t be dispensed w ith a t
cake. T w ice he ca rrie d off honors builder. She w as an exam ple to d ates who are up for re-election, ests of the county, state and nation, laying aside selfish interests,
could in any way he used to com ­ this time.
prejudices
and
apathy.
her
fam
ily
and
her
neighbors
of
a
at th e M ultnom ah county fair, two
"he is experienced and qualified
The com m ittee in charg e of se­
faithful C hristian.
We may have our party preferences. P artisa n sh ip isn 't the crying pel him to com prom ise him self, or
y ea rs ago and again th is year, but
In term e n t w as in Lincoln Me­ ! and should be elected.”
curing sleeping and b rea k fa st a c ­
step
aside
from
a
path
of
stric
t
law
m
enace
of
th
is
country.
I
t’s
the
absence
of
th
e
rig
h
t
kind
th
at
m
akes
th is is th e first tim e he has com ­ m orial P ark , form erly Mt. Scott
com m odations rep o rts th a t so far
the voters apathetic. The wrying need today is for men and women enforcem ent.
peted a t the sta te fair. It is u n ­ cem etery. T he pall b ea rers w ere NATIONAL D E LEG A TE
hut about half enough room s have
A
custom
,
for
w
hich
no
good
re
a
­
voters
to
have
preferences
and
feel
it
a
duty
to
express
them
by
th
eir
Sam
R
orrison
of
S
eattle,
Chas.
n ecessary to say th a t he is m uch
RETU R N S FROM SOUTH votes on election days.
Brown of P o rtlan d , L. L. K idder,
son can be found, seems to have b e­ been secured for th e 150 or m ore
elated and his friends are ju stly C. E. R usher, C. A. R ogers and C.
come established in MultORinah delegates who will be in a tte n d ­
Mrs. W. F. Honey retu rn ed W ed­
proud of him . John is not a club N. Taber.
county th a t the d istric t atto rn ey ance th e th ree days.
FAIRVIEW
SPRINGDALE
H a rrie t Ju lia P ettijo h n w as born nesday from Los Angeles w here
m em ber.
T he tim e Is sh o rt and those who
should tak e little or no p a rt in tria l
in
Shakopee,
M
innesota,
November
, she attended th e 52d W. C. T. U.
T he livestock judging team , com ­
18, 1872. She w as th e youngest
The W om an’s society of the
Mrs. Ruth R ogers had as guests w ork but leave th is duty en tirely to can co n trib u te a room for th is p u r­
posed of H arold Dahl. Floyd S taf­ d aughter of Eli P ettijo h n , who n ational convention as delegate at
i S m i t h
M emorial P resb y terian
a force of overw orked and u n d e r­ pose a re asked to confer im m edi­
ford and Jo h n Flem ing, won the cam e from Illin o is to F o rt Sibley, large from the sta te of Oregon. Six church had an all-day work m eet­ W ednesday h er sisters, Mrs. Helen
paid deputies. W hether th is custom ately w ith Mrs. B. L. W alrud. Some,
sta te cham pionship in com petition la te r St. P au l, in 1831 as a school delegates in all w ere p resen t from ing at th e home of Mrs. D. W. Me- 1 Lang and Mrs. Stevenson and little
has developed as a resu lt of a lack w hile w illing to help, may have th e
son.
te
ac
h
er
and
m
usic
teach
er
in
the
Oregon, Including th e sta te p re si­ Kay la st T hursday. A prons and
w ith 20 team s over th e sta te w ith
P resb y terian m ission a t th a t place, dent, Mrs. M ary M allett, of P o rt­ lunch clo th s w ere m ade for the a n ­
of
energy, ability, or o th er cause, idea th e ir home is not good enough
F.
E.
B
ates
left
today
for
W
ood­
a score 115 points higher th a n any and who becam e a leader in th e de­
nual sale w hich will be held on ston, K ansas, w here he expects to is beside tlie question. T he fa c t.is or near enough m odern to perm it
o th er team . T he poultry judging velopm ent of m illing and oth er land. T h ere w ere about 3,000 d ele­ Friday, November 19. in th e city
th a t th e ta x p a y e rs’ money pays his tlje en tertain m en t of tw o of th e
team , consisting of C harles E d ­ pioneer en terp rises. On A ugust 4, gates and v isito rs p rese n t a t the Hall. T hose interested in helping spend th e w in ter with a sister. It
sa lary and he should give a d o lla r’s delegates.
has
been
36
years
since
Mr.
Bates
w ards, R oland S heller and Alvin 1891 she w as m a rrie d to J. F. convention which w as w orld-w ide will m eet at th e home of Mrs. John
This is en tirely th e w rong a tti­
B arnes in M inneapolis, w here they in its scope. Mrs. Honey rep o rts a Bliss in an all-day m eeting on ! cam e w est from th a t place, and w orth of service for every dollar
S heller, won th ird place in the lived for m any years. They later
T hursday. The ladies are asked to !
tude to take. T he ladies of th e
p o ultry judging contest, com pet­ moved to a hom estead in n o rth ern w onderful convention w ith re p re ­ tiring sandw iches ami the hostess though he has visited th e re before, received, and p art, at least, of th a t
th is is th e first tim e he has gone service should be given by Inking W. C. T. U. a re not exacting or fa s­
ing w ith four team s. T he canning M innesota, and liveil for a tim e in sen tativ es p resen t from every land I will fu rn ish th e coffee.
tidious and it is the assu ra n c e of
his place at th e tria l table.
In and clime. A ddresses w ere given
team . F ra n ce s E kstrom and T re lla Chippew a F alls, W isconsin.
Sunday g u ests at the home of ! for so long a tim e.
the com m ittee in ch a rg e th a t if th e
1917
they
moved
to
Bothel,
W
ash­
Mr.
Schneider,
as
d
istric
t
a
tto
r
­
The
S
prin
g
d
ale
P
aren
t-T
each
er
H ow ell won seventh place, com pet­ ington, and last F eb ru ary to G resh ­ by Mrs. E lla A. Boole, of Brooklyn, Mrs. H. C. Moore w ere her daugh- :
ter. Miss E dith Jen k in s, Mrs. Cora association held its reg u lar m eet­ ney, prom ises to assum e the duties room is clean and com fortable and
New
York,
n
ational
p
resident,
also
ing w ith 14 team s.
am.
Robertson and H arry Andrade.
ing Monday evening, w ith a b u si­ of th a t office anil to so conduct the th e sittin g room accessible to heat,
Much cre d it is due Jo h n F lem ­
She is survived by her widow er, by the w orld's p resident, Miss
Mrs. C. E. B unn and d au g h ter, ! ness m eeting and a nice program , office th a t It will be u nnecessary to everything will be satisfacto ry . As
the
follow
ing
sons
and
d
au
g
h
ters:
Anna
Adams
Gordon,
w
hose
ad
­
m ing of T rou td ale and John F lem ­
i B arbara, have retu rn ed home after a fte r w hich refresh m en ts w ere ask for the assignm ent of special every housew ife know s, b rea k fa st
Mrs. Lucy L. D ederick. Bothel,
m ing J r. for th e ir in te re st in the W
ashington;
Mrs. R ena K irken- d ress is given as th e United S tates. a visit w ith relativ es and friends served. All seem to be tak in g a p ro secu to rs from th e office of the is a co m paratively easy m eal to
club livestock during the sta te fair. dall. P rince R upert, B. C.; H erb ert T he vice presid en t is from South in c e n tra l Oregon.
A. D. Boeck and family, form erly g re a t In terest in th e new business atto rn ey g en eral and to “tak e his p rep are, w ith cereals and fru it in
T he follow ing is the com plete A., who has ju st moved from Bothel A frica and the se creta ries a re from
of
V ernonia, have leased th e Boh and several new m em bers have place at the tria l table" w ith his abundance, and it is hoped th a t no
to
G
resham
;
Mrs.
L
illian
R
ussel
list of prize w inners of th e Boys’
E ngland and C anada. T here w ere
5 Stone service station. Mrs. Boeck I joined.
one will refra in front ta k in g the
Monette. S eattle ; R obert E. and
deputies.
and G irls' clubs.
m
any
oth
er
fine
ad
d
resses
and
the
! is a d au g h ter of Mrs. L ester.
Jam es of G resham , and five g ra n d ­
delegates Into th e ir hom es on ac­
Mr.
Schneider
w
ill
vigorously
op­
Mr.
and
Mrs.
P
aul
B
osshart
are
OPEN CLASS.
children and also tw o sisters, Mrs. program each day w as a varied one
D inner guests on Sunday a t th e I
H am p sh ire—Sow pigs. W iliiam John R orrison and Miss A nna P e t­ w ith m usical num bers and o th er I home of Mr. and Mrs. Blaine T ur- | moving into th e C. C. Croston re si­ pose giving the p ress advance In­ count of diffidence in the m a tte rs
form ation of investigations before mentioned.
tijohn of H opkins. M innesota.
C o n tin u ed on page 2
featu res. The m otto of th e w orld ner w ere Mr. and Mrs. W illard dence for th e w inter.
A nother phase of th e situ atio n is
subm ission to th e grand Jury as
W. C. T. U. o rganization is “For i Bliss and d au ghters, Isabel and j Mrs. W. T. H enkle en tertain ed a
! Irene.
was done In th e recen t "yellow th a t a little self-denial Is good for
large
crow
d
of
ladies
a
t
the
Sewing
God and Home and E very L and.”
Mrs. Cora Bent, of Chicago, a r ­ club W ednesday. The next m eet­ tic k e t” affair. U nder o u r sta tu te s the average hum an and if the ch il­
y pO R IIN G
The concluding p ara g ra p h of the rived la st week for a visit with her
ing will be at the home of Mrs. the grand Jury should not be h am ­ dren do have to "double up" for a
GOODS •
* -
n ational p resid en t's m essage to the b ro th er, A. L. Stone, and oth er r e l­
pered in any m an n er in th e ir in ­ few n ights or some m em ber of th?
Cecil Pounder, October 20.
atives.
Mrs.
B
ent
visited
here
in
|
convention em braced a quotation
1910 and notices m any im prove- i Mr. and Mrs. Will W right visited vestigations, hut on th e co n tra ry fam ily lie ousted Io an o th er room,
from the revered A braham Lincoln m ents th ro u g h o u t the country.
bis sisters in P o rtlan d T hursday should he encouraged and assisted the effort will be well repaid.
w hich is w ell w o rth p reserv in g ;
Mrs. Ruth M oller and Mrs. Beu­ evening.
It is necessary th a t th e people of
in every way possible by the d is­
“If we can first know w here we lah M cElwain retu rn ed to th eir
Ray G ross has sold out his p art tric t atto rn ey , in inquiring into the com m unity respond m ore fre e ­
homes
Sunday
after
spending
th
ree
are, and w hither we are tending,
weeks a t Hood River w here they of the sto re business to his b ro th er anything th a t savors of a violation ly in the m atter of providing sleep ­
we could b etter judge w hat to do w ere engaged in packing apples.
Art. G ross, and Is moving to P o rt­ of th e crim in al laws, and th is Mr. ing q u a rte rs and If those in th e
anil how to do It.” Mrs. Boole co n ­ T hey rep o rted th e w eather as very
Schneider says as d istric t atto rn ey co untry who have m achines could
land.
tin u ed ; "We know w here we are. disagreeable.
plan to provide a room and convey
he will in sist upon.
P
ro
fesso
r
Boquet
of
the
Oregon
Mr. and Mrs. C. N. B uckner and
We are ap p ro ach in g th e close of
the delegates to anil from th e
ch ild ren , Mr. and Mrs. F. Sm ith A g ricu ltu ral College spent T h u rs­
th e seventh y ear of co n stitu tio n al and fam ily, J. W. M oller, Melvin
ch u rch , tills would also help m eet
day and F riday with Arnold Lam ­ AUTOM OBILE AGENCY
prohibition, and we a re holding and M arjorie Moller, A1 M cElwain
TO ENLARGE BUILDING the situation.
port, field m anager for the Co-op­
fa st ag ain st the siege of w et p ro p ­ and Miss Cora A nderson, of F air-
Tlie ladles of the B aptist church
erativ e L ettuce and Cauliflower
So great has been the expansion
aganda. W hither a re we tending? view, and Mr. and Mrs. C arl Soder-
quist, of P o rtlan d , drove to Oak association. He visited the various of th e business of the W. W. Metz­ are planning to serve luncheon to
We are going fo rw ard tow ard ef­ Grove In the Hood River valley
grow ers giving them advice. They ger autom obile agency during the the delegation on W ednesday, th e
fective enforcem ent th ro u g h our Sunday and spent th e day with
M ethodist ladies on T h u rsd ay noon
w ere en tertain ed T h u rsd ay
for
past year at G resham th a t it has
definite program of w hat to do and Mrs. M oller and Mrs. M cElwain
luncheon by Mr. and Mrs. N. E. become n ecessary to en larg e the and the ladies or th e A uxiliary to
wlio
have
sp
en
t
the
past
three,
how to do it. We know w here we
the Legion on T h u rsd ay evening.
w eeks a t Oak Grove. They r e ­ H urt.
plant an d equipm ent. Accordingly
are, we know w h ith er we a re te n d ­ tu rn ed home Sunday evening with
T he ban q uet to be given in th e
Mrs. Gobletz, m other of the Salz-
co n stru ctio n has begun of a new
ing, w hat to do and how to do it. the rem ain d er of the party.
Masonic Hall on W ednesday eve­
m an Bros., lias been 111 w ith dla-
annex to the main building which
Miss Em ily Marie Jo n as, of F air-
view, and A rth u r C ham berlain, of betls but is m uch im proved now. will be 50x 65 feet In size. This ning of th e convention prom ises to
Card of Thanks.
be a very nice affair anil an in v it­
We wish to th an k our m any S pringdale, w ere m arried at Kelso,
will be joined to the re a r of the
P R IZ E : a Winchester 22, bolt actio n R IFLE
ing m enu is being prep ared by th e
frien d s for th e ir sym pathy and help W ashington, Friday, October 8 I Al 1 RACINE AND
present stru c tu re and extend e a st­
com m ittee In charge. It Is planned
d u rin g the Illness and death of our The bride is th e d au g h ter of Mr.
PO RTLA N D MAN YVED
ward. It will be two sto ries In
beloved wife and m other. Mrs. J. F. and Mrs. Jo h n Jo n a s and is a g ra d ­
to u rran g e for 300 and tick ets may
“Chink” season opens October 17th, closes
B arnes, and for th e b eau tifu l floral uate of th e G irls' Polytechnic
A ch arm in g bride of th e season height and of reinforced concrete. he obtained eith er from Mrs. C. J.
school In P o rtlan d and also attenil-
October 24th. Eight days to hunt.
offerings.
The finish will be of stucco to
J ed W ashington high school before was Miss A nastasa Ju lia Racine,
L undquist or Mrs. W. F. Honey.
J. F. BARNES and FAMILY.
You a re allow ed n o t to exceed 12 b ird s d u rin g th e
en terin g th e Polytechnic.
Mr. fam iliarly known to her many m atch exactly the finish of the W hen It is know n th a t 75 per ce n t
p
resen
t
building,
the
whole
co
n
­
C ham berlain is the son of Mr. and friends as T acy, who on Monday
e ig h t days.
Mrs. B urton C ham berlain and fo r­ w as united in wedlock w ith B er­ stru cted so as to form a fine large of tlie net proceed* of the dinner
building in keeping with the p u r­ will be given to th e C hild ren 's
New Fall Shades m erly attended the union high nardo Leo P itts, of P o rtlan d , a pose for w hich It Is being erected.
C o n test R u le s— U se W in c h e ste r sh ells. W eigh in
school
at
C
orbett.
The
couple
will
Farm Home at C orvallis, no doubt
nephew
of
the
Rev.
S.
F.
P
itts,
of
L adies’, M e n ’ s,
T he ground floor will be occupied
y o u r b ird s a t o u r s to re each day. B irds k illed o p e n ­
and C hildren's reside w ith the groom 's p aren ts for G resham . The cerem ony was p e r­ as a service floor, a p arts room and many will wish to avail them selves
the p resen t and la ter plan to erect formed at th e Catholic church by
in g a n d c lo sin g days of th e se aso n , w eigh in fo llo w ­
I of the o p p ortunity to he present.
I a house on land belonging to him.
th e Rev. H enry B ruenagel, and was w ash rack and on the second floor
in g days. B rin g y o u r em pty shells.
E rn e st L angley is home from attended by only the im m ediate re l­ will he located the re p a ir shop and The banquet will be high class and
Hood River w ith his m other. Mrs. atives of th e p arties. A wedding iluco plant. T he show room will , th e re will he e n te rta in in g fea tu re s
W in n e r— T h e h u n te r k illin g th e h e a v ie st bag fo r
and
Elsie Langley for a few days' visit. b reak fast was la ter served at the then he extended the en tire length • and speaking.
th e se aso n .
Ralph A nderson is driving a new home of the brid e's p aren ts, Mr. of tiie p resen t building, giving
Mrs. W. F. Honey yesterd ay a t­
N um ber of b ird s a n d w eig h t w ill he posted each day.
C hevrolet coach purchased of the and Mrs. Louis Racine, in which practically a space of 2500 sq u are
feet. It is expected the new p art tended the M ultnom ah county ex-
W.
W.
M
etzger
agency
a
t
G
resham
.
th e m em bers of th e two fam ilies of the building will h e ready for
Prize w ill he an a riled Tuesday, October 28th.
joined, anil the couple then w ent to occupancy about the middle of De­ 1 pciitive hoard m eeting in P o rtlan d
P o rtlan d w here they began house­
MASONS TO HOI.II
and th e re mude arra n g e m e n ts for
Open to all hunters.
cem ber.
the d istrib u tio n of banquet tic k ets
FAMILY G A TH E R IN G keeping at once in a home which
Mr.
M
etzger
Is
having
a
carload
they have recen tly furnished In
nt
new
Buicks
unloaded
th
is
m
o
rn
­
lo the various unions th ro u g h o u t
r P lan s a re under way for a Ma­ M ontavllla The bride Is a g rad u ­ ing. all of w hich have been sold.
the county.
ate
of
G
resham
Union
high
school
sonic fam ily gathering next Friday
These come direct from I lie factory
and has a host of frien d s am ong the
The pro g ram s for th e convention
Perm anent Representative«
evening, October 15, w hich will be­ young people. Mr. P itts Is em at F lint, M ichigan, to G resham .
are now off the press and will he
Metzger
and
Em
m
et
Itlehl
a
tte
n
d
­
Real Silk Hosier) Mills
gin with a pot luck supper a t the ployed as a tru ck driver. The
ed a Bulck salesm en's m eeting In
The W inchester Store
couple w as attended by Mr. and P o rtlan d Monday at which tw o rep d istrib u ted in a few days.
P h o n e 32x1
O re s h a m . O re. | Masonic hall at 7 o’clock, and be Mrs. P itts of V ancouver, W ashing
followed by an en tertain m en t and
tativ es from the Bulck factory
Too L ate to Classify.
ton, th e ste p fa th e r and m other of resen
w ere p resen t and addressed, about EXTRACTED HONEY for «ale. Phone
social hour. Uniting in these plans th e groom.
2xM. J o h n K g g lm a n
are the Masons, the Royal Arch and
On F riday afternoon preceding 50 dealers.
le le g h o a r O p e r a to r « W a n te d .
the
w
edding
Miss
Racine
was
the
i t h e E astern S tar, and ail m em bers
T he little son nt Mr. anil Mrs. Ed.
G ir l- over 18 y e a r s of age d e s ir in g
! of fam ilies rep resen ted in th ese o r ­ honor gnest at a m iscellaneous Nelson has been quite ill with w o rk m a y s e c u re a p o sitio n by a p p ly ­
show er given at th e home of Mrs.
ing to th e M u ltn o m a h A C la c k a m a s Co.
ders are Invited to Join In the eve­ A. F. Hoover by Mrs. Hoover, Mrs. I pneum onia. They have tak en him .M utual T e le p h o n e C o.. G r e s h a m . O re.
ning's festivities. It is hoped th a t F ran k Gibbs and Mrs. Mabel Gll- Into P o rtlan d for eare. He is som e­
Telephoae Pole« Wanted.
M u ltn o m a h
A < 'l a e k a m . i s C o u n ty
not only the older folk but the berson. T he room s w ere prettily w hat Improved at th is w riting.
-M
utual
T e le p h o n e Co.. G r e s h a m . O re.
; young people and th e ch ild ren will decorated In H allow e'en novelties
and th is was ca rrie d out In the de­
take p art. P lan s for the su p p er are licious lunch served later The fa­
PHOTO <’O l’PON WITH SUBSCRIPTIONS
in th e hands of a com m ittee co n ­ vors w ere yellow and black candles
Slarl A njllioe. \ m or Renewal. Offer Expiree October 31.
sisting of Mrs. Jam es E lklngton, In a Jack o' lan tern . Twenty-five
w
ere
p
resen
t,
m
any
of
them
form
­
T
hrough an arran g em en t with Z am sky's A rt Studio, G resham , the
Mrs. C. C. Yager and Mrs. A. K
er em ployes of the local can n ery
Morgan. T he program is being w here Tacy had been acceptably Outlook Is able to issue w ith each paid-in-advance yearly su b scrip tio n
i arran g ed by J. E Metzger, George em ployed. The office force of the a coupon en titlin g the holder to a sittin g and one finished, handsom e
Beuin lo w to prepare for the big Hallowe'en party. Yon can secure eterylhina which
F Honey and A. R. Morgan. Cof­ can n ery was also present. The a f­ cabinet photo, 5 x 7 , la te st style, easel m ounted, free. T he coupon Is
goes toward making the party a »necess right here in Gresham.
fee, bread and b u tte r will be p ro ­ ternoon was spent in hemming good up to November 15, next.
tow els and dish tow els for the
We carry a com plete line of Favors, Invitation s, Masks. Lanterns, Post
Ihi« offer Is good until October 30 for the Outlook alone or III ram .
vided for by th e com mittee.
bride, a fte r which Betty Je an Don­
( arils and even Delicious H allowe'en ( undies.
Mrs. Nancy E. Roberts, who has ley, a w insom e farm er girl aged hiniition with other papers.
As offer sim ila r to th is w as m ade tw o years ago and m any took
been for th ree m onths visiting in three, cam e Into th e room draw ing
PR1CIM ARE LOWEST HERE.
the home of a son at Bellingham . a wagon laden with produce from advantage of ft.
th e farm . These packages, when
Special b arg ain rate s on O regonian, T elegram and News, P o rtlan d
W ashington, has retu rn ed to her opened, proved to be handsom e re ­
GRESHAM
dailies,
th is month.
Phone ISM»
1 home on South Roberta avenue.
m em brances for Ihe bride.
China Pheasant Hunters/
BIG CONTEST!!!
Hosiery
Lingerie
REAL SILK HOSIERY
A. IV. Metzger &.Co
Mr. & Mrs. Perry Kitzmiller
HEPP’S RACKET STORE