G RFSH A» OUTLOOK. TUESDAY, NOVEMBER â. 1926
( ALL FOK RIOS.
T he old tw o-story, four-room ,
fram e school building a t T routdale
is for sale to th e h ighest bidder.
Sealed bids should be subm itted
to th e undersigned before 6 o’clock
p. m. November 8.
Bids m u st be accom panied by
certified check for 10 per cent of
am ount bid.
Building m ust be to rn down and
debris rem oved w ithin 30 days.
The school board rese rv e s the
rig h t to re je c t any or a ll bids.
H. E. BLOYD,
C lerk, S. D. No. 20.
PLEASANT HOME
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FAIRVIEW
PO W ELL VALLEY
A m usical program is to be giv
L illian H eslin of Fairview is a
The Rockwood P aren t-T each er
en at th e P lea san t Home M ethodist
association held its m onthly m eet m em ber of th e O. A. C. Ad club, an
Episcopal ch u rch on S atu rd ay eve
ing O ctober 15.
Beginning w ith association form ed to conduct the
ning, November 6, for th e benefit of
next
m outh
the ch ild ren will ad v ertisin g w ork of various o rg an i
th e E pw orth League piano fund
be served w ith hot lunches at zations on th e cam pus. T he p re s
and th e P le a sa n t Home o rch estra.
a nom inal charge. T he P.-T. A. ent w ork of th e club is being d e
N um bers w ill be given by th e o r
w ishes to have the p ictu res of voted to ad v ertisin g for th e local
ch e stra, a piano solo by Miss F lo r
C ollegiate
W ashington an d Lincoln placed in c h a p te r of N ational
ence H oney, a solo by W illiam
each classroom . The association P layers. Two g roups have been a p
E lliott, a w h istlin g solo by Miss .
en tertain ed th e fath ers w ith an en pointed who will com pete in p la n
A ugusta H ahn and a ‘c la rin e t solo
joyable H allow e’en p arty F riday ning advance notices and p lacard s
by Guy R obertson, accom panied by
and w orking out o rig in al Ideas for
evening.
his sister. Miss M arian R obertson. 1
a com plete cam paign for th e local
A read in g w ill be given by Miss
p resen tatio n of “Mr Pirn P asses
BORING
E uphem ia F airw eath er, a dialog by
By," as well assfor th e plays given
th e G reenwood g irls and a play en- j T he a rticle s w hich will be sold on the road trip s later. Miss Hes-
titled , “F o u r A. M. ” by Ruth L au- at th e Rebekah b azaar on Novem ' lin is a ju n io r in th e school of com
derback, F red M arshall and H er- j b er 6 are on display in th e window m erce. She is a m em ber of Zeta
m an W alters.
The
adm ission of W illiam A. M orand’s drug store. T au A lpha, social sorority.
ch arg es w ill also include re fre sh T he program , b azaar and lunch
T he re g u la r m eeting of th e F air-
m ents.
will all be given in the evening.
view P aren t-T ea ch e r association
will be held F riday evening. No
D on't forget th e ad v ertisers when vem ber 5, a t th e schoolhouse a t 8
SANDY
! you need an y th in g in th e ir line.
o’clock.
Follow ing th e business
The Rev. A. B. C alder, of Boring,
m eeting an excellent p rogram will
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w ill preach each Sunday m orning
tion Fairview Lodge. No. 92 be given and refre sh m e n ts served.
a t 11 o'clock a t the Sandy Method
A. F. &. A. M. S aturday eve A sm all ch a rg e w ill be m ade for
ist ch u rch and will also assist in
lunch and th e money used to
ning, November 6, 1926, 8 p. m. th e L a
th e p reach in g service.
bor in M. M. Degree.
p u rch ase supplies needed in se rv
Visiting b reth ren welcome.
ing the hot lunches to the school
A good m any of the dolls now a
WM. H. STANLEY. S ec’y.
children.
A co rd ial in vitation is
days a re hand painted.
HARRY F E D E R S PIE L , W. M.
extended to all to be present.
WHAT IS H EALTH WORTH?
H ealth cannot be m easured in
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vast e rro r and a m iserab le failure.
1 CHIROPRACTIC FOR resto rin g
health know s very few failu res.
Make (h lro p ra c tlc your H abit.
Dr. Geo. E. Mallett
Office Phone 1321
1 B ank of G resham Bldg.
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S tom ach S o Bad
C an ’t E at E ven Fruit
“F or y ears w as badly co n stip ât-
ed and troubled with gas afte r e a t
ing. Could not eat fru it and many
o th er things. A dlerika has done
me good—can now eat an y th in g .”
(Signed) W. H. F letch er. A dlerika
rem oves GA£ and often b rin g s a s
tonishing relief to the stom ach.
B rings out a su rp risin g am ount of
old w aste m a tte r you never th o u g h t
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G reat Y ears in th e Nation’s H istory
In terestin g th in g s have happened
in 1926. Com m ander Byrd in a
F okker airp lan e, circled the N orth
Pole. P h o to g rap h s tak en in E u
rope w ere tra n sm itte d on radio
w aves to A m erica, and published in
n ew sp ap ers a few hours later.
G ertru d e E derle, d au g h ter of a New
York butcher, sw am the E nglish
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SANDY BLUFF
Mrs. G. S. W ilkenson en tertain ed
a t d inner Sunday, Mr. and Mrs. Joe
Caldo and Mr. and Mrs. C. J. W il
kenson and baby.
A. J. A ult n arro w ly escaped
death Sunday .m o rn in g w hile p u t
tin g the h arn e ss on one of the
horses. T he horse becam e frig h t
ened and crushed Mr. A ult ag ain st
the w all, ren d erin g him u ncon
scious and only for th e p resence of
his wife a t th e tim e would have
been killed by the anim al, but she
tu rn ed th e horse loose g etting him
out of the sta ll before he tram ped
Mr. Ault. W liile it is not th ought
he is serio u sly in ju red he was cut
under th e chin and one ear so
badly th a t stitch es w ere taken.
B uckly Corly, who w as operated,
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on for ap p en d icitis a week ago Is
getting ulong nicely and expects to
he able to come home soon.
A. C. B row ning cam e down from
the mill S atu rd ay and w ent on to
P ortlad.
Mr. an d Mrs. C. W.' H aight, Sa-
lena H aight aud th e ir m other, Mrs.
Sim m ons visited Sunday w ith th e ir
sister and d au g h ter, Mrs. H. H.
W atkins. Mrs. Sim m ons rem ulned
out for a few days.
Card of T hanks.
We w ish to th a n k o u r m any
friends and neighbors for th e ir
kindness and sym pathy, also th e
n u rse who so tenderly cared for o u r
d ear wife and m other, and for th e
b eautiful flowers th a t covered h er
last restin g place.
Allen Jack so n , Nelson W. Ja c k -
son.
CORBETT
A few of th e ladies of the C orbett
church m et a t the ch u rc h F rid ay
aftern o o n and form ed a society,
w hich they decided to nam e the
"D orcas" society of th e C hristian
church. Mrs. F red C. Reed w as
elected p resid e n t; Mrs. F red Ough,
vice p resid en t, and Mrs. Ire n e K im
berly, se creta ry and tre a su re r. T he
first m eetelng of th e new o rd er w ill
be held November 3 in th e church.
Mrs. Roy Em ily atten d ed th e
sta te P a re n t-T e a c h e r's asso ciatio n
a t Salem la st week, going as a del
egate from th e C orbett society.
Ethel S tew art e n tertain ed h er p u
pils from 2 o’clock until I on F r i
day w ith a H allow e'en party.
Mrs. Miller, of P o rtlan d , visited
h er son E rold and wife th e la st of
th e week.
Colum bia g range w ill m eet in a ll-
day session S aturday, Novem ber 6,
th eir re g u la r uiuiiihly m eeting.
Mrs. I’. D. S ettlem eier w as In
P o rtlan d on b usiness F riday.
Mrs. C laude Woodle e n tertain ed
sev eral of th e children F rid ay eve
ning w ith a H allow e'en p arty.
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specialist
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Mr. and Mrs. A. Aim are Im prov
ing th e ir home by painting and
papering the in terio r.
Mr. and Mrs. Sam C arrell have
retu rn ed from Y akim a w here they
worked in the apple h arv est during
th e early fall. They sta te th a t the
big freeze w hich visited th a t sec
tion the la tte r p a rt of Septem ber
resu lted in th e loss of fully h alf
the crop. Mr. and Mrs. C arrell v is
ited w ith relativ es at W enatchee
before com ing home.
Som ething over $136 w ere r e a l
ized from the b azaar and sale held
at the Mission ch u rch S atu rd ay
evening. T his will be used by th e
Ladies Aid for various ch u rch p u r
poses.
T he Misses H ulda and F lorence
Johnson will en te rta in th e De
borah L adies Aid T h u rsd ay a fte r
noon a t the Mission ch u rch . All
ladies of the com m unity are In
vited.
J. E. P eterso n and fum ily of St.’
Paul, M innesota, who have been at
the hom e of Mr. and Mrs. A. C.
Arvidson for th e p ast tw o weeks,
have gone to S eattle on business
m atters.
Mrs. Nellie L. Jackson, wife of
Allen Ja ck so n of the Lusted neigh
borhood, passed aw ay October 30 a t
th e home of Mrs. A nnie E. Miles
from a lingering illness of several
weteks. F u n eral services w ere held
at the U ndenom inational tem ple in
G resham Monday afternoon by th e
R e v . S. F. P itts, in term ent follow
ing in Douglas cem etery.
Mrs. Jack so n w as born in New
York Ju n e 2. 1855, anil had lived in
th e neighborhood of Lusted for th e
past 12 years. She w as w ell liked
and had been a p atien t sufferer
during her last illness. H er fam ily
has su stain ed th e loss o t a good
wife and a faith fu l m other. T he
deceased is survived by her w id
ow er, Allen Jackson, two sons. N el
son W. Jack so n , of G resham and
Allen R. Jack son, of Jackson, Mich
igan, a b ro th er, G eorge P attiso n , of
Los A ngeles and a sister, Mrs.
C lara Davis, in Michigan. T he sym
pathy of friends and neighbors w as
expressed at the fun eral services
by an ab undance of beau tifu l flow
ers. W alter P attiso n and w ife and
dau g h ter, of Newberg, cousins of
th e deceased, w ere p re se n t a t th e
funeral.
b uy th e
TIRE CHANGES
None
Adjustments Made
None
Driver
C. A. HEFFRON
Shuholm.
Imagine W hat This
Saving W ill M.ean to You
NO. HOURS
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A SAFE PLACE
R. D. W erschkul. of P o rtlan d ,
visited w ith Mr. and Mrs. C. A.
L undquist
S atu rd ay
afternoon.
They had been old acq u ain tan ces
in Tillam ook.
Mr. and Mrs. C resw ell and two
children, who have been living for
the pa t y e a f on the A ugust F ran k
place, have moved Into the Nvstrom
house on the old A im er farm .
A good program is being p re
pared for the h arv est social to be
given F riday evening. Novi tuber 5,
at the Powell Valley schoolhouse
by te ac h ers aud pupils of the
school.
A son w as horn to Mr. and Mrs
C harlatan, of B rush P ra irie , on
T uesday at Em anuel hospital. Mrs
C harlatan w as form erly Miss Selma
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