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About Gresham outlook. (Gresham, Multnomah County, Or.) 1911-1991 | View Entire Issue (Nov. 9, 1926)
Fairview Women Are Making Plans for Fair T ell,” given by stu d en ts of W il lam ette University. Donald G rant had a leading role in the play, which w as described as very suc cessful. will be th e hostess for th e a fte r S atu rd ay evening, November IS. noon. E xtensive p rep aratio n s are T h ere w ill be refreshm ents. being m ade for th e b azaar to be A rran g em en ts have been m ade given S atu rd ay evening at th e j for a p ictu re show to be giveu church. 1 every T h u rsd ay evening at the city The K ane farm tw o m iles east of hall by a P o rtlan d com pany. O. J. G resham w as sold at auction last j Cook w ill be in charge. F riday on a bid received a few days before th e sale. The p u rch ase price w as $9600 for th e 30 acres, which included im plem ents, stock, hay,etc. T he nam e of th e p u r ch aser w as not disclosed. C o n tin u ed from page 1 Minnie G rossen 2d. $10. Howard LUSTED G rossen 3d, $8. H eifer or Bull Calf—P aul Boeck An in terestin g program is being li 2d. $8. Magdolena Boeckli 3d. $8. p repared for th e Lusted P aren t- T eacher association F riday eve Swine. Poland Chinas. Sow under 6 m onths—H arold ning. “F ath e r Changes His Mind” The Billy Sunday Men's Gospel The fair city of F airview is p lan team will hold a service in the ning for a big fa ir—and w hat Fairview schoolhouse Sunday eve could be m ore fitting. T he event ning at 7:30. ful day will be F riday, November 19 and the place th e city hall. The PLEASANT VALLEY W omen's Society of S m ith Memor ial ch u rc h is resp o n sib le for th e Mrs. L ester Richey and little affair, and extensive p lans have daughter Ilene of Pendleton, v isit been laid to fill th e afternoon and ed over the week with Mr. and Mrs. The hom e of Mr. and Mrs. A lbert ' as th e boys received 14%c and 15c evening w ith In terestin g features. G. H. Richey. Palm blad w as gladdened S aturday' ■ a pound for th e ir fat hogs. The The women have been w orking Mrs. John Mitchell has been se r by th e a rriv a l of an 8-pound d au g h reg u la r m ark et price th e m orning for w eeks on plain and fancy iously ill at her home for some ter. Both m other and baby are do I th e hogs w ere sold was 13t4c a aprons, quilts and v arious articles pound. tim e, but was some b etter at last ing well. of fancy w ork. T hese w ill be a r report. Jo h n F lem ing of th e Victory dis ranged in a ttra c tiv e booths and tric t sold a y earlin g heifer for $250, PLEASANT HOME H. P aulson is home from the reasonably priced. T he sales will w hich w as a g re a t boost to boys A w in-m y-chum cam paign will and g irls club w ork as the average continue d uring th e afternoon and hospital w here he has been for two months. be conducted at th e P leasan t Home H olstein sale did not equal th at evening. Will Richey made a trip to Mon M ethodist church by th e E pw orth The com m ittee in charg e of the much. sewing consists of Mrs. Clarence mouth, bringing Miss Alice and League, beginning next Sunday Raym ond U lrich sold a H olstein Fancher. Mrs. S. L. Lockwood, Mrs. Miss K athryn Poppleton home for evening, November 14, and co n tin bull for $100. Frieda F an ch er, Mrs. Edw in Quig th e week-end and to atten d the uing u n til November 21. In this Livestock. They retu rn ed to cam paign th e re w ill be an evange ley and Mrs. C. E, Bunn. Mrs. horse show. H oisteins— Fem ale. 2 years old Monmouth Sunday evening. listic service each evening a t 8 Clyde Stone is in charg e of the and over: W alter A nderegg 1st, o'clock conducted by two or m ore ' Mrs. Minnie Davis of Ridgefield, home-m ade candy booth, and Mrs. $12. L aw rence A ylsw orth 3d, $8 John Jo n a s in ch a rg e of the din W ash., spent several days this m em bers of the E pw orth League. T racy A nderegg 5th. $6. Old and young a re welcome to any week visiting her b ro th ers. C harles ner, w hich w ill be served between H eifer 1 year and u n d er* 2 — of these services. Im m ediately fol and Will D ahlquist. 6 and 8 o’clock. Jo h n Flem ing 1st, $12. T racy An lowing th e young people’s m eeting, W hat fair would be com plete The Ladles Aid m et a t th e home deregg 5th, $6. W alter A nderegg w ithout its side show s and am use of Mrs. Cleveland Bliss la st T h u rs a w in-m y-uelghbor cam paign will 7th. be conducted November 22 to 28 by m ent fe a tu re s? O ther fairs have day and sewed rags for a rug. They Senior H eifer or Bull Calf—O r had th e ir “T ra il” and “Pay spent a very enjoyable afternoon. the older m em bers of th e church. ville B lair 1st, $10. Ian B urns 3d. T his w ill be of th e sam e order of S tre ak ,” and F airview fair will T he next m eeting w ill be held at th e young people’s m eeting, two $8. T racy A nderegg 6th, $5. ^Viave its "S unshine Alley.” F ea th e church. Ju n io r H eifer or Bull Calf— ad u lts having ch arg e of each s e r tu re s on “S unshine A lley” will be Mr. and Mrs. Beemer a re th e p a r Raymond U lrich 3d, $8. Law rence vice. A w elcom e is extended to all. open only in th e evening. Among ents of an 11-pound boy, born Oc A ylsw orth 5th, $6. T racy A nder them w ill be found the original tober 22. • egg 6th, $5. Jo h n Flem ing 7th, $5. “candy kids,” an in-door sw im TROUTDALE Miss F lorence Richey was home W alter A nderegg 8th. $4. Lena An ming m atch, train ed wild anim als over the w eek-end from n ear St. deregg 9th. T he re g u la r P aren t-T each er a show “for men only,” and other H elens, Ore., w here she is te a c h Jerseys. m eeting will be held on Friday, No a ttra c tio n s. T here w ill also be a ing school. Fem ale 2 y ears old and over— vem ber 12, w hen rep o rts of the baby show . P op u lar vote will de Mrs. Ei ma R ittenhouse is home Sven Nelson 1st, $12. H eifer 1 year sta te convention w ill be given by cide th e p rettiest, hom liest, fattest, from Hood .R iver w here she has sk in n iest and cu test baby a t the been packing apples for som e tim e. Mrs. R. D. H ew itt and Mrs. L. A. old and u nder 2, Sven Nelson 2d. $10. L aw rence D outhit 4th, $8. show. It w ill be w orh a visit to Miss F ern H ills of P o rtlan d vis H arlow . Mrs. H. C. McGinnis and Senior H elfer or Bull Calf—C lif the fair ju st to h ear th e spielers ited W ednesday w ith her au n t, Mrs. Mrs. M innie B eiderm an w ill be ford E kstrom 3d, $8. H arold Dahl hostesses. All a re invited to attend. spiel. T. P. Campbell. 8th. $5. Alton D outhit 9th. A sh o rt, snappy program is T ro u td ale citizens are proud of Mr. and Mrs. C arroll D. Bush Ju n io r H eifer o r Bull Calf—Al planned for the evening. Among and fam ily and p aren ts w ere c a ll th e extensive im provem ents to the its fea tu re s w ill be Ausby Bishop, ers at th e home of Mr. and Mrs. G. city hhll. It now has a kitchen vin T illm an 3d, $8. G ilbert Nelson 4th, $7. b arito n e: Norm an N orton, v e n tril N. S ager la st Sunday. fu rn ish ed for use, a lad ies’ rest Guernseys. oquist, accom panied by “George Mrs. A rth u r Sager, who has been room, a re s t room and sm oking H eifer 1 y ear old and under 2— W ashington,” all of P ortland. The carin g for Mrs. Beem er for some room com bined for gentlem en, and Floyd Stafford 1st, $12. program and am usem ent features tim e, retu rn ed to her home in P o rt a check room, also stag e now are in ch a rg e of Mrs. Geo. Lunts- land S aturday. equipped w ith ro llin g cu rta in s and Brown Swiss. den and Mrs. L ester Campbell. A Mrs. A nna B ankus en tertain ed foot lights. T he in te rio r of hall is Fem ale 2 y ears old and over— sm all gen eral adm ission charge in the G range W om en’s club la st F r i new ly painted. A nna Boeckli 1st, $12. M agdolena cludes adm ission to th e program day a t h er home. The P aren t-T each er association Boeckli 2d, $10. also. will give a dance in the city hall H eifer 1 year old and u nder 2— Dahl 5th. $8. Chester White». Hampshire. Sow u nder 6 m onths — John W elbes 1st. $12. Wm. Copeland 4th, $9. F at Hogs u nder 6 m onths— Law ren ce Mahaffey 1st, $10. John W elbes 2d. $9. Poultry. Rhode Island Reds. Cock—R ol and S heller 1st. $1.50. Cockerel, Alvin S h eller 2d. $1.50. Hen. Rol and S h eller 2d and 3d, $1.50. P u l let. Alvin S heller 2d, $1. B arred Rooks—Cock, Lee Cope land 2d, $1. C arl Bowman 3d, 50c. Cockerel, C arl Bowman 3d, 50c. Hen, Lee Copeland 1st, 2d, 3d, $3. P ullet, Paul B uckner 3d. 50c. W hite Rocks— P u llet, P aul Buck ner, 2d and 3d, $1.50. W hite O rpington—Cock, Gordon Osborn 1st, $1.50. Hen, Gordon 08- born 1st, $1.50. P ullet, Gordon Osborn 2d, $1. W hite L eghorns—Cock, Chas. E d w ards 2d and 3d, $1.50. Black P o lish —Hen, Edwin Max well 1st, $1.50. Anconas— Cock, H om er L um s den 1st, $1.50. Cockerel, Raymond Belgh 1st, $1.50. John W elbes 3d, 50c. H en, H om er Lum sden 1st, $1.50. P ullet, Edw in Maxwell 1st, $1.50. John W elbes 2d, $1. C arl Bowman 3d, 50c. H am bergs1—Hen, Edw in Maxwell 1st, $1.50. BEYOND BELIEF" 1918 let us bow o u r h ead s in re v e re n t m em o ry of th o se w ho gave th e ir to th e h ig h ideals of g re a te r s e r vice to o u r c o u n try a n d to a ll m a n k in d fo r w h ich th e y fo u g h t so v a lia n tly a n d fo r w hich th e y gave th e ir lives. Outfit « f Oraattaan This Institution will not he opened ARMISTICE DAY, Thursday, November 11. Until November 13 only Extra Star-A-Star G la n d Specialist K id n e y , B la d d e r, P r o s t a te , H i g h B lo o d Pressure, R h e u m a tis m , C o n s tip a tio n , Loss o f V i t a l i t y , etc. C a l l o r w r i t e f o r b o o k le t o n re-energizing the glands w ith o u t o p e ra tio n . I a ll; let us s triv e a n ew to live up 1926 Cedar Shingles $ PE R THOUSAND D R . H. Z. TH ARP 323 I’ltfock Block 2 -8 0 Portland, Ore. Take Advantage of These Prices SATURDAY EVENING, NOV. 13 r A uto F re ig h t T erm inal Portland, Phone EAst 2301 Gresham, Phone 1201 GOOD MUSIC Lundquist llUlllllllltlllUllllllllllllUIIIIIIIIIIIIUIII Amalie Motor Oil Truck Line EASTMAN LUMBER CO., COAL Gresham BRIQUETS A TRUCK FOR EVERY KIND OF WORK PO R TLA N D Every drop guaranteed 100 per cent pure Penn sylvania made from the world’s best crude oils (Franklin crude). WAY POINTS EKSTROM TRUCK SERVICE G R E SH A M Daily Trips to Portland 1000 miles of smiles with every crankcase filling. Local anti Long Distance Moving * “Use the best—it costs you less” “VIBRATIONLESS On Armistice Day F at hogs u nder 6 m onths—E rn est Z urbuchen 6th, $5. Wm. Newlands 7th. $4. DANCE Columbia Grange Hall. Auspices Col. Grange r; Sow under 6 m onths— Isabel N ew lands 2d, $11. F at Hog under 6 m onths—B er nice Bunn 8th, $4. Isabel New lands 7th. $4. COTTRELL All w ere pleased w ith th e p ro D inner guests on Sunday at the gram rendered a t th e C ottrell home of Mrs. Eliza Stone w ere Mr. schoolhouse F rid ay evening by the and Mrs. G eorge D ufur of P o rt pupils, u nder th e auspices of the land, Mrs. R uby Gill and d aughters P aren t-T each er association. The H arriet and K athleen and Mrs. m usical num bers w ere w ell re A rabeel S ta tts of Maupin. ceived as w ere also th e tw o p lay J. H. P eterson h as retu rn ed to lets, “Mrs. H ard ca stle’s Jo u rn ey " his home a fte r spending th e past and “The D eacon’s Spotted Calf.” six m onths in a P o rtlan d hospital. B renton Vedder, county su p e rin Mr. P eterso n w as badly injured tendent of C lackam as county, was last spring. W hen he w as a lig h t present. T he teach ers of th e Cot ing from a county tru c k he slipped tre ll school, Miss Rose P o tter and and th e heavy tru c k ran over his Miss Vivian W hite, are deserving m uch p raise for th eir efforts. leg and ankle. The W om en’s Society of the POWELL VALLEY F airview P re sb y teria n church will hold an all-day w ork m eeting at The Rev. Enoch Sandeen left the home of Mrs. D. W. McKay on Monday for Roseburg, Oregon, to W ednesday. The women will bring give an add ress W ednesday eve sandw iches and th e hostess will ning on. "T he R eform ation.” fu rn ish coffee. T he Ladies Aid of th e Saron Mr. and Mrs. George Lum sden L u th eran ch u rch will m eet on m otored to Salem S aturday to w it T h ursday aftern o o n a t 2 o'clock at ness th e play “ You Never Can I the church. 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