G resham O utlook
TUESDAYS
AND
F R ID A Y S
VOL. 1«, NO. 75
T W IC E
A
W E E K
URESHAM, MULTNOMAH COUNTY. OREGON, TUESDAY, NOVEMBER I«, 199«
num ber
of
young
men,
form er
panions and schoolm ates of the
Young Man Succumbs com
deceased. The room w as b eau ti
fully decorated w ith flowers, be
the larg e floral offerings of
to Serious Injuries set sides pieces
and w reath s from re la
$1.50 l’er Year
sh o rtly after m a rriag e she and her
husband joined the F re e Methodist
Church, w hich relatio n sh ip had
since been sustained. She w as a l- |
ways to be found in her place of
tives and friends. T he L uscher
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,
i
w
orship as her h ealth perm itted
B
e
g
in
n
in
g
J
a
n
u
a
r
y
1,
1927,
th
e
su
b
scrip
tio
n
p
ric
e
of
th
e
boys
of
Fairview
sang.
"Safe
in
the
The deepest re g re t was expressed
Amid the beauty of a w ealth of and ready to aid in every good en-
D eath cam e
early y esterday
by m any when it w as learned th a t Arm s of Je s u s ”, and at th e close of O utlook w ill be $2 a y ear, six m o n th s $1,10, th re e m o n th s
the service, ‘‘B eautiful Isle of 60 cents.
tioral offerings and to the stra in s terp rise. She was of a quiet re tir- m orning to “G randm a" L innem ann,
B urleigh Q uesinberry, who had Som ew here.''
In term e n t
took
T h e G re sh am O utlook began p u b lic a tio n as a tw ice-a- of subdue‘* m usical notes sym pa ing disposition. H er home w as her burdened w ith th e years of nearly
been ill for several m onths, had place at Lincoln Memorial park.
F o r m o re th a n fifteen
relatives, neighbors and haven—th e m em bers of her fam ily a cen tu ry , and released her sp irit
T he p allb earers at th e fu n eral w eek n e w sp a p e r in M arch. 1911.
passed aw ay on F riday evening
w
ere
selected
from
th
e
ra
n
k
s
of
y
e
a
rs
it
h
a
s
m
a
in
ta
in
e
d
its
o
rig
in
a
l
su
b
scrip
tio
n
p
ric
e
Of
of
the late Mrs. Mary J. the objects of her love and devo from the shackles which bound It.
last, November 12, at th e home of the young m an's form er school a s
his parents, Mr. and Mrs. W alker sociates. several different schools $1.50 a y ear. D u rin g all th e se y e a rs th e p a p e r h a s enjoyed Ca,hey gath ered on Saturday af tion. A lthough unassum ing In her More than a score of years ago she
Q uesinberry in Rockwood. T he de being represen ted Ross Brown of ail e n c o u ra g in g g ro w th , h a s g re a tly in cre ase d its se rv ic e to ,e r " oon‘ November IS. to pay th e ir i disposition, her life reached out felt th a t her w ork was finished and
ceased was born in Dug Spur, Car- G resham , one of the pall bearers, th e c o m m u n ity , h a s g ro w n w ith th e lo ca lity a n d m et every last n ,ark of respect to ,h e m em ory and touched a host of friends, and often told her friends th a t she w as
roll county, V irginia, M arch 18, had attended the g rad e school with d e m a n d of in c re a s in g p o p u la tio n a n d b u sin e ss p ro g re ss a n d oi one who la,ely moved am ong those who have had th e privilege of ready to go and was only w atting
1901. At the age of th re e he cam e B urleigh y ears ago at Rockwood;
them .
The M ethodist Episcopal basking in th e acq u ain tan ce of th is for ,h '' sum m ons.
F or several
w est w ith his p are n ts and the fam Ja ck Brown had been a schoolm ate h a s s te a d ily g a in e d in p re s tig e a t hom e a n d abroad.
pa8t 8,10 has been P ractically
M ost n e w sp a p e rs in O regon a n d g e n e ra lly th ro u g h o u t I cl,u rc h ' wll,‘r *‘ ,h e fu n eral w as generous a nd sw cet-snirlted wo- I helpless
ily settled in Rockwood w here he at Rockwood and G resham Union
because . . . _ of the infirm ity
it
I » o a
__
held, wus filled to capacity.
man, feel th at It
has been one ' A of her
years, still
her w onderful
spent his boyhood days. He g ra d high school;
Jo hnny Mickleson th e c o u n try ra ise d th e ir su b sc rip tio n r a te s d u rin g o r follow
uated from the Rockwood graded was a m em ber of th e M ontavilla in g th e w a r w h en th e co sts of p ro d u ctio n in c re a se d 50 to
Mrs. Cathey passed aw ay on the which has enriched th e ir lives.
vitality kept alive the spark of hu-
school and attended th e high school baseball team w here B urleigh fo r
previous W ednesday evening. No-
Besides the dau g h ter. Mm. W ini- m?.n
until she passed th e 98th
a t G resham two years, but did not m erly played: “ Babe" Thom as was 100 p e r cent. T h e a d v an ced co sts h a v e not receded a n d vem ber 10, at Good S am aritan hos- fred H eden, and her granddaugh-1
,, ,,.Pr d aughter, Mrs.
a
re
n
o
t
lik
ely
to.
T
h
ey
seem
to
h
a
v
e
stru
c
k
a
p
e
rm
a
n
e
n
t
finish his course th e re until four from F ran k lin high school w hich
... ,
. . . .
i
lona McColl, has given her con-
pital
w
here
an
operation
had
been
ter,
A
drienne
S
tark
is,
who
cam
e
sta
n
t
attention
for several years
y ea rs la te r w hen he retu rn ed and Burleigh attended for a tim e; level.
g rad u a ted w ith th e class of 1923. F ra n cis P eak w as a classm ate in
T h e O utlook h a s been slow to ask of its su b scrib ers th is perform ed th at m orning for th e re from S acram ento for th e fu n eral past, with th e aid of com petent
He then took up studies for the high school and a schoolm ate in
ii,V*p.e.rit'_ ^ * r K tanddaughter. Mrs.
It believes th e su b moval of a toxic g o ltei. The oper and who expect to rem ain In W
profession of d en tistry at th e N orth the dental college, and Douglas sm all a d v a n c e in su b sc rip tio n ra te .
C. Belt of New port, Oregon,
ation
w
as
considered
successful
;
G
resham
several
weeks,
o
th
ers
sc
rip
tio
n
p
ric
e
of
a
n
e
w
sp
a
p
e
r
sh
o
u
ld
be
kept
a
t
th
e
low
est
Pacific D ental college in P ortlan d H orton was a close friend and high
,
.
. ,
i
i cam e the la tte r p a rt of la st w eek
and was looking forw ard th is fall school classm ate. In addition to possible level. It h a s a n d w ill c o n tin u e to c a rry out th is w hen, ap p a ren tly w ithout w arning, present included th e Rev. F ran k and was p resen t when the end
tow ard entering his senior year, these who w ere th e re g u la r p all policy.
It believes, how ever, th a t it is e n title d a f te r all tlie slen d er hold on life began to C athey and Mr. ami Mrs. Will came, about 1 o’clock on th e m orn-
w hen his illness and death p re bearers, six young men, m em bers
th
e
se
y
e
a
rs of g ro w th an d c o n s is te n t se rv ic e to its c o n s titu relax and she passed aw ay about 6 Cathey of S eattle. Mr. and Mrs. *,1K of November 15.
vented.
of the M ontavilla baseball team ,
Cecil C athey of Albany, H eriUhel
f u n e r a l services w ill be held on
ency th ro u g h c h a n g in g c o n d itio n s to th e a d v a n ce it now o'clock.
The im m ediate cause of th e acted as hon o rary pall b earers.
W hen Mrs. Cathey, who had been Brock of Longview, W ashington, 1 ^ .‘ dm sd u y afternoon. November
young m an's death was said to be
B urleigh w as a p o p u lar young a s k s — w ith o u t th e loss of a sin g le valued su b scrib er.
17. at 2 o'clock, at th e L innem ann
a tu m o r on the brain w hich devel man and had a host of adm iring
N e ith e r does th e O utlook ask th is a s a rew a rd but r a th e r in declining h ealth for sev eral Mr. and Mrs. W. J. K irk p atrick , Dr. M emorial Methodist church in
friends.
One
of
th
ese
deserves
oped as the re su lt of inju ries re-
w ith th e p u rp o se a n d e x p e c ta tio n of in c re a s in g th e p o ssi years, decided to subm it to an op- and M rs. George C athey and Dr G resham , so named 20 y ears ago
ceived in playing football two or special m ention, as he showed his
when the present church w as built,
b
ility of a g r e a te r a n d b e tte r se rv ice to th e re a d e rs a n d to eratio n , she seem ingly sensed th e i and Mrs. C S. Cathey, all of P ort- because
th re e y ears ago, and la te r in an love and loyalty to his friend by
of a large donation to th e
possibility th at it m ight not be sue- j land,
th
e
c
o
m
m
u
n
ity
w
h
ich
it
is
proud
to
serve.
autom obile accident.
staying w ith him nights and m in
building fund given by Mrs. L in n e
cessfu
l
and
a
request
had
been
m
ade
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He m a rrie d
Miss Josephine istering to his com fort to th e last.
As is u sual in s im ila r s itu a tio n s , th e O utlook w ill c o n
m ann in m em ory of her husband.
Card of Thanks.
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Tow nsend Ju n e 1 of th is year and He w as enjoying life and, as any sid e r I h e tim e from now u n til th e new r a te s ta k e effect by h e r th a t th e Rev. F ra n k B urns, 1
Tlie fu n eral serm on w ill be _ preach
to g eth er they spent the sum m er at norm al young person, did not w ant
long an Intim ate friend of the fam -
W ords a re Inadequate to ex p ress ed by Dr. A Thom pson, for nianv
A
BARGAIN
P
E
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D
,
d
u
rin
g
w
hich
tim
e
re
n
e
w
a
ls
and
Bandon,
Oregon.
Besides his to leave it. lie m ade a brave tight
ilv m ight nreach her funeral ser- !’ur a PPre clati«n for <»“’ many to- y ears a d o s e friend and advisor of
widow he is survived by his p a r against the rele n tle ss enem y of new su b s c rip tio n s w ill be ta k e n a t th e p re se n t rate .
kens of kindness and sym pathy In Mrs. L innem ann. T he Rev. David
ents, Mr. and Mrs. W alker Q uesin d eath , but bowed to God's will. He
M any su b sc rip tio n s e x p ire w ith th e new y e a r o r soon mon. Mr. B urns s|w>ke from I. I w ords of condolence, beautiful Cathey, wlio all his life lived neigh-
b erry. and seven b ro th ers and sis had a b rig h t and prom ising career a fte r. T h e se w ill be ren ew ed a t $1.50 a year,, o r S5 c e n ts Thess. 4:13, using th e w ords "Sor- floral offerings, songs and o th er bor to tlie L innem ann fam ily, will
te rs, Dexter, Mae Q uesinberry, and ahead of nim and no doubt looked
row Not" us the basis of his rfe- • xPre88,ons o t help fu ln ess w hich ta k e p art in th e services, w hich
Mrs. Lloyd McCormick of P o rt forw ard to a life of happiness and fo r six m o n th s, if paid on o r before D ecem ber 31, 1926.
m
arks. He em phasized the kind- | J'ave K° ne fa r ,o ,ift ,h e burden a re under the direction of G resham
T h e O utlook re c e n tly e n la rg e d its p a g e s fro m six col
om our h e a rts In th is our sore be- F u n eral parlors.
land; Dr. E. G. Q uesinberry of usefulness w ith his bride, but it
ness
of God and spoke of th e con reavem ent.
C orvallis; Lt. R. W. Q uesinberry w as otherw ise willed. He loved um n s to seven colum ns, th e re b y in c re a s in g its re a d in g
C ath erin e E lizaoeth Von Felde
I). M. CATHEY.
of the U. S. S. Black H a w k ; Mrs. sports and ath letics and w as an all space m ate ria lly , a n d im p ro v in g its a p p e a ra n c e n o ticeab ly . fidence of th e C h ristian w hen n e a r
was born in Gerde, • Kingdom of
F. H. S pringer of Seattld and F re d around baseball p layer, playing
CLARENCE
CATHEY.
H anover. G erm any, S eptem ber 1,
W e a sk th e c o o p e ra tio n of su b scrib ers, a d v e rtis e rs , c o r ing th e crossing. He closed w ith a
erick who resides w ith his p are n ts th is gam e he loved, as w ell as the
MRS. W IN IFRED C HEDEN,
1828. She cam e to A m erica in
gam e of life, stric tly on th e square. re s p o n d e n ts a n d th e public g e n e ra lly to aid th e m a n a g e trib u te to tlie deceased, eulogizing
at Rockwood.
MRS. MARY C. GOSSETT.
1851, anil the sam e year w as m a r
F u n eral services w ere held in
m en t in its p u rp o se a n d e ffo rts to m ak e th is th e only n e w s the beauty of c h a ra c te r th a t grace
ried to John G erard D. L innem ann.
C ard of T hanks.
had
developed
in
her.
T
ennyson’s
th e M ethodist E piscopal church a t
p a p e r in e a s te rn M u ltnom ah tru ly re p re s e n ta tiv e o f th is
They lived in Illinois u n til th e
POWELL VALLEY
' Rockwood Monday afternoon a t 2
We wish to acknow ledge and ex e x c e p tio n a lly p ro g re ssiv e a n d a ttr a c tiv e p o rtio n of o u r I “C rossing th e Bar", Mrs. C athey's
sp rin g of 1852, when they joined a
o'clock. The Rev. E. R. D. H ollen- press our sin cere ap p reciatio n for
favorite poem, was recited by Mr.
Mrs. J. II. West, m other of Mrs. Ism ail p arty of em ig ran ts hound for
sted, p astor of the Sm ith Memorial the m any tokens of love and sym sta te .
Burns.
J F. Read of Powell Valley, has tlie Oregon country.
P re sb y teria n church of F airview , pathy extended us d u rin g the sick
,,
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, Tlit> Journey, which took four
R A LB A D CO URANI ADDS
read th e sc rip tu re s and preached a ness and death o four beloved h u s GOLDEN RU LE DINNER
I h e Rev. I,. A. Skuzle, p asto r of ! retu rn ed to P asadena, C alifornia, m onths to accom plish, w as m ade
N E T T E D GOOD AMOUNT BOOKKEEPING MACHINE G resham F ree M ethodist c h u rc h ,j to m ake her home w ith her y o u n g -j by ox team and m ule team . T h ere
sh o rt serm on and th e Rev. J. F. band, son and b ro th er, Burleigh
Dunlop, p astor of th e Rockwood Q uesinberry.
Signed
and tlie Rev. O. F. DeFoe, p asto r oi est son afte r spending th e most of was m uch sickness and suffering
church, offered prayer. T he church
Mrs. Josep h in e Q uesinberry, Mr.
A pproxim ately $100
.r e '
As a m eans of m inifying th e of- C en tral F ree M ethodist ch u rch in the year w ith her ch ild ren in Ore- * '.’i” 1* ,l" P rivations of the trip , and
w as tilled w ith neighbors and
W a| ra(, M ercan. n .i
and Mrs. W alker Q uesinberry ceived as th e resu lt of the Golden flce w ork of
i
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I
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al1 w ere 1,1 co n stan t fear of an at-
friends and an exceptionally large
Ru e d in n er given F n d a y evening tjle com pa„y a new m achine h a s P o rtlan d , assisted in the service gon and W ashington. She was tnek (rom savage Indians. Before
and Fam ily.
in the M asonic liaB in th e in te rests been ¡„stalled called th e Rem ing- T he C en tral church q u a rte t sang, much su rp rised T uesday u f te r - 'th e journey w as ended a ll able-
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3 of th e N ear E ast Relief. The Rev. (O„ bookkeeping machine, w hich is “A City Eye H ath Not Seen” and noon w hen about 20 P ortland b°<ll«d persons w ere obliged to
J. J. H andsaker. regional d irecto r th e ,ast word ¡„ ,.ffl,.ie„ cy Its a p .
w alk to give th e ir places to th e
for th e N ear E a st Relief for th e p earan ce Is th - a t of a m odern Rem- “Abide W ith Me,” and at th e spec friends, and Mrs. R euhan T rcb er sick and relieve the loads for the
FOR YOUR
N orthw est. w as p re se n t and held ¡ngton ty p e w riter with a stan d ard ial req u est of Mr. Cathey, C. E. and Mrs. Edw. S prin g stead of Pow to tterin g oxen, and Mrs. L in n e
th e atten tio n of the audience by his kev ,M)ar(l ,,ut in addition to hav- R u sh er rendered m ost feelingly a ell Valley, cam e in for the a fte r m ann told of w alking the la st 800
apt illu stra tio n s and vivid por- ing all , he conveniences of the splendid solo, "One Sw eetly S ol noon and to bid her farew ell. Ice , m tlpa to T he D alles. H er sk irts
tra y a ls of th e h arro w in g condt- ty p ew riter it can add, su b trac t hill, emn T hought',, accom panied bv cream and cake w ere served.
w iie h anging in shreds from th e
tions existing am ong th e refugees. ,„ak(. out sta te m en ts and ta k e care ...
.
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bram bles and sage bru sh of the
The proceeds of th e d in n er F riday ,)f t he accounts receivable ac cu r- Miss Amy Cooper. The p allb earers
— -
—
trails. With o th e r em ig ran ts they
r o r low est rate s on autom obile, tlriftcd down th e Columbia in a
evening is a p a rt of th e g en eral ately an(, wi,h alm ost hum an In- w ere selected from th e ran k s of old
Thd.r.?e
in8,,rance 8‘”3 b<»*» to the upper cascades w here
co n trib u tio n to help th e ch ild ren in gen u ity under the guidance of un tim e friends in th is vicinity,— I
the orp h an ag es which w ere de- experienced o p erato r.
George and John S leret, J. H. Met«-
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‘h,',y w‘*rp cau g h t in a w hirlpool
stroyed in recen t ea rth q u ak es
Miss H elen R ogers has been
ger,
D.
M
R
oberts,
C.
F.
Ruegg,
and
|
Classified—classy
ads.
w
ere ab k , to
short, £ nd fr((m
w hich visited th a t region.
studying th e in tricacies of the ma-
I
T he Rev. E. G. Judd, ch airm an chine, which is electrically driven, Gus Richey. Follow ing the church [JII|l|l||iiHtiiiiiiiiaiiitiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiniHiiiiiiH«iiiiiiiia t l i e low er cascades m ade th e trip
s
to P o rtlan d on a little steam er
for th is d istric t, and o th ers who and is fast becom ing proficient, servic
COMINO EVENTS.
Interm ent w as m ade in
\ \ e carry a complete line of birthday cards, place
w hich was Ihe first to o p era te on
worked u n tirin g ly tor several days Mrs. O. W. Schroeder was out from G resham cem etery w here the p a r
cards, table favors, fancy napkins, crepe paper,
in p u ttin g over th e affair, are m ore P o rtlan d last week and assisted
Wed., Nov. 17— M ultnom ah Coun- I *!»»• Columbia above P ortland. They
ents
of
D.
M.
Cathey
a
re
buried.
th an pleased to realize as much as witli the^offlee bookkeeping w ith a
ty Pom ona G range. Masonic h all, ! arriv ed In P ortland, then a village
score cards, etc.
M ary Josephine, Sippy w as born ' G resham .
o f 400 Inhabitants, on S eptem ber
they did. T his was the first at- second m achine w hich had been
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I 18, 1852.
tem p t of an y th in g of th is kind in brought for th e purpose.
In L inn county, Oregon, April 19,
Nov. 17, 19, 21— H aley B ap tist ; Mr. Linnem ann was a ta ilo r and
G resham or vicinity and th e edu-
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1859. She was the d au g h ter of church.
catio n al value of th e cam paign
P eren n ials fu r Sale,
S tereopticon views and he lost no tim e in opening a shop.
tiioneers
who
cam
e
w
est
In
1849
lecQire. Evenings. Free.
which was on T hird street.
He
was considered w orth th e effort.
Must sell a large num ber of my
The m anagem ent is p articu la rly p eren n ials and sh ru b s to m ake and settled in, th e vicinity of E u
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was in terested In getting a farm
Fri., Nov. X9— B azaar, supper, in the new land and the follow ing
g rate fu l to th e Masonic lodge for room for dahlia stock. They will gene, afte rw a rd residing In Linn
Perfumes, Fountain Pens, Fancy Stationery,
F airview city hall. Ben- i sum m er he and his wife took a
the use of the hall w hich w as do go very * h e a p Io those who will county. She w as m a rried to David program
Dennison’s Book of Games, Plain and Fancy Box
efit Sm ith M em orial church.
nated free of ch arg e for th e o cia- come for them . Mrs. V era L. T uck-
half section of land and built
M. C athey on J a n u a ry 14, 1880, to
sion. Much cred it is due th e eight er, phone G resham 268x2.—Adv.
them selves a log cabin n ea r the
Candies at popular prices.
A nnual A rem e club dinner, Ma- : p resen t
which union four ch ild ren w ere
G resham grad e school g irls who
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L innem ann
Ju nction.
tru d g ed th ro u g h rain and wind to
Miss Ruth A m iable is h ere to as- born, one son dying in infancy. sonic hall, G resham , Friday, No A nother tailo r and his wife, Mr.
dispose of tick ets, also th e ladies sum e ch arg e of th e Bailey Bob & P ra ctically all h er m arried life vem ber 19, 5 to 8 p. m.
and Mrs. E rnest Giese, took an ad-
WE SERVE HOT LUNCHES
who did th e actu al w ork of p rep ar- Beauty Shoppe.
H air dressing,
. “ H itting on All S ix”, com edy to I io ," ,n * . c ,a J'n ‘ " r" 1 ,h e m‘' n w orked
w
as
sp
en
t
on
the
farm
w
here
she
ing the rep ast and serving it are to m arcelling,
scalp
trea tm e n ts,
ev ery day a t noon, e x c ep t S u n d ay s a n d H olidays.
be presented by Methmflst Ladles !n P o rtlan d at the Ir trad e, w alking
be com m ended.
sham pooing. facials, m anicuring, cam e as a bride. Besides her w id Aid at Boring I. O. D. F. hall. Sat home once a week w ith provisions
An excellent hom e-cooked m eal, topped off w ith hom e
and w alking back to th e ir w ork.
S atisfaction g u aran teed .
Phone ow er she is survived by th ree ch il urday evening, November 20.
m ad e pie fo r 50c. T ry it.
Laundry Work Wanted.
851 for an appointm ent.—Adv.
Mrs. L innem ann put her young
dren. C larence D. and Mrs. Mary
W ill ta k e w ashing and ironing at
Nov. 20, 21—Legion tu rk ey and stren g th to the clearing of land for
G
ossett
of
G
resham
,
and
Mrs.
W
ln-
my home. H ave electric w asher.
ham shoot a t P o rtlan d Gun club the raisin g of a garden and did ex
Thanksgiving Turkey.
Mrs. A lta T ru itt, G resham , phone
cellen t work In th a t line. All of
O rder it at once from G resham tfred Heden of S acram ento, C ali A fternoons 2:30.
366x.
tf Meat M arket, A. J. W. Brow n, p ro fo rn ia ; a sister, Mrs. L izette Pow
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| ‘ | the land was heavily tim bered.
Nov. 23, 24— Senior class ¡ilay, A fter a few years Mr. Linn m an n
p rieto r. Best selected birds, ready er of P o rtla n d ; seven g ran d c h il
M ain S tre e t
G re sh am
P h o n e 23.»I
gave up his w ork In P o rtlan d and
F or rea l estate loans see or call i for the oven, at th e low est possible dren, A llan and I>ois Cathey, M ary i “Cappy R icks,” High school gym.
devoted him self en tirely to h is
B. W. T horne.—Adv.
price.—Adv.
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Bazaar,
supper
and
E lizabeth and David G ossett, W es
ani.' farm . He died on Ja n u a ry 22. 1892.
I G resham
M ethodist
Episcopal They had lived and w orked to-
ley and Edw in Bowman and Mrs. church, W ednesday evening, Dec. 1.
A letha S tark is, and a g rea t g r a n d - I ......... ... ....................................
| get h er on the farm for io y ea rs
«laughter, A itrienne S ta rk is of Sac-
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4 - T r o u td a le . A nnual i “ fi» b.a<> b ro u g h t about a rem ark
b azaar and su p p er by L adies Aid. I a b *e «ievelopment. T he h o sp itality
ram ento.
.C ity hall.
°T
L ln n etnanns becam e pro v er-
In early life Mrs. Cathey had I
-
—
blal In th e ea rly day. No s tra n g e r
been converted and united with the }
S u san ’s F o rtu n e”, F air- could pass th e ir door unassisted .
M e th o d ! t
i * i i • i • i
i
i » I vb' w
**’■ ch u rch benefit, Dec. 10. and In sick n ess or In tro u b le they
____h ___‘ _ <,|,a ' >ur«-1, hut .................................................................. mi were quick to give th e ir assistan ce.
A fter her husband's death Mrs.
, L innem ann lived on th e farm for
about tw o years, then built h erse lf
WILLOW HILL
| a house on Pow ell stre e t G resham ,
w here she reside«) until her death.
GRANI) A N N U A L
In 1858 Mr. and Mrs. L innentjinn,
who hail no children of th e ir ilwn,
adopted a little girl w hose m other
had died. She is now Mrs. Iona
McColl, who has spent th e g re a te r
part of her life in G resham and th e
The world's most prolific strain
last few y ea rs carin g fo r h er
m other.
Mrs. L innem ann w as re a re d in
th e L u th e ra n faith hut m any y ears
G iven by G re sh am A m erican L«*gion
ago Jolnpd th e M ethodist E piscopal
church in G resham . H er in te re st
32-piece decorated
in th e church and its e n te rp rise s
was keen w hile she was able to
ta k e p art In them , and for m any
y ears she w as a tru ste e of th e
3 Entries
3 W innings
church.
Pioneer Woman Dies
in Portland Hospital
Grandma Linnemann
Passes, 98 Years Old
a
Thanksgiving and Birthday
Party Requirements
Birthday and Party Gifts
She ©srarettu
Silver Black Foxes
100%
TURKEY and HAM SHOOT
EXTRA SPECIAL
Quality
English Dinner Sets
a t Pacific I n te r n a tio n a l Show
$ 5 -4 9
W e a re not th e la rg e s t b re e d e rs b ut a m o n g th e best.
W e have some e x tra special values in
A lu m in u m Roasters
ALL VISITORS WELCOME:
Wia/tar s Fox Ranch
GRESHAM
OREGON
on the M t. Hood Loop Highway
Hepp*S Racket Store
Phone 1236
Nov. 20 and 21
S h o o tin g « ta rts S at., 1 p. m .
on d isp la y in o u r w indow s
W e are< also b ree d e rs of
R e g iste re d C h in c h illa R ab b its
sun
.Gresham
If atch for our toyland circular, f t will soon be out.
S hoot a ll day S unday
A m e ric a n Legion M iss-an d -O u t
H a n d ica p , 1 o ’clock S unday
20-lb. Turkey to Winner
ft other Prize*
EVERYBODY WELCOME
Thanksgiving Turkey.
O rder it at once from G resham
Meat M arket, A. J. W. Brow n, pro
prietor. Best selected birds, ready
for th e oven, a t th e lowest possible
price.— Adv.
In su ra n ce funds for farm loans,
i No com m ission o r brokerage. Very
easy term s. B. W. T horne —Adv.
Greeting Cards.
T h ere Is no n icer form of C h rist
m as rem em b rance for d istan t r e la
t i v e s and friends th an a n eatly en-
grav«*^personal greetin g card.
.
We c a rry a com plete stock and
Invite you to Inspect them . We
suggi'st. too, th a t you o rd er now
for delivery about Decem ber 10.
P rices a re low er, th is year, th a n
ever before.
¡GRESHAM OUTLOOK, Phone 1 5 « .
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