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GRESHAM OUTLOOK HOLIDAY NUMBER, TUESDAY, DECEMBER 14, 1926
Kelso Community Shows Advance;
Is Prosperous Agricultural Section
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hi» home, as well as o th er Im prove- I
Merry Christmas to You.
m ents.
T hose settin g out new b erry
patches w ere Win. Schleisher. Dan
Meyers, Jas. Fow ler, L. L. Griffin,
Wm. Booth and Ray Fow ler.
Wm. Booth also m ade
fine
show ing in clearin g w hich m ade an
im provem ent in his place, all th is
land is u n d er cultivation.
Several new pupils cam e into th e
school d u rin g th e past year. Miss
Vivian W hite is principal. Miss
Rose P o tter, te ac h er of p rim ary
grades. We also have an active
P aren t-T each er association.
"M erry C h ristm as to you,’’ sounds good to my ear.
It brin g s its own m essage cf goodw ill and cheer
It is not like th e com mon "How do you do?”
“Hope you a re w ell?” “Good luck to you.”
th ree o th e r notable additions d u r­
(By Mrs. R obert Jo n sru d l
As the year ro lls tow ard its close ing th e year, nam ely, a fine up-to-
it is with a feeling of g ratitu d e th a t date drug store, built of hollow tile,
It has in it som ething ra th e r h ard to define;
we review its events. We live in a by R. E. E sson; H enry P e rre t’s
It sounds som ew hat hum an, y et alm ost sublime.
favored section of the land, w here new garage, built en tirely of con
It m akes you feel glad, yo u 're living today. \
clim atic conditions a re equable, crete and the la rg e st in th is end of
It q uickens th e pulse, and m akes you feel gay.
scenery u n su rp assed and crops th e county: also George M aroney’s
It b rin g s to o u r m em ory th e sto ry of old.
ab u n d an t and unfailing. The sea­ new building of hollow tile w here
W
hen S hepherds w ere w atching th e sheep of th e fold
he
conducts
a
pool
h
all,
confec­
sons have been ideal, w ith enough
W hen heaven w as opened, and angels w ere singing,
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su n sh in e and enough rain and free tionery and lunch room.
Joy to the w orld, good new s we a re b rin g in g .”
from sto rm s or adverse conditions B runs, assisted by H all B ro th ers
has alm ost com pleted a sto ry and
of any kind.
It rem inds us of youth, of days so ra re
We are served by one of the a half house on his land opposite
W hen th e h ea rt w as young, w ith never a care,
w o rld 's g re a te st highw ays, th e Mt. the high school, w hich is to be oc
W hen th e fu tu re w as brig h t and th e days w ere long,
Hood Loop road, w hich can be cupied by Mr. Geo. O rr, th e high
And life seem ed to us b u t an endless song.
counted as th e m ost im portant fac­ school principal. T he house has
B ut let us be young, and each one try
to r in th e developm ent of th is sec­ full basem ent, fireplace, furnace
To forget th e tro u b le of y ea rs gone by.
and
is
en
tirely
m
odern.
tion. D airying, diversified farm ing
L et th e re be no one to grum ble, no oue to chide.
G
ilbert
E
ri
and
C
arl
A
nderson
and p o u ltry -raisin g a re the p rin ci­
But all m ake m erry a t C h ristm as tide.
pal in d u stries, w hile straw b e rry have each built a fine new barn.
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erh ap s w e're fifty, yet why be old?
grow ing is rapidly becoming an
A m an is as young as he feels, we a re told.
im p o rta n t and profitable crop, th is Bluff road, has nam ed his place
We can frolic and laugh as any kid,
section being especially adapted to Mt. Hood View P o u ltry Farm .
T he Sandy G range is a live o r­
And so w e’re not going to p ut down th e lid.
raisin g th a t delectable fruit. No
finer clim ate can be found for the ganization th a t is grow ing and
Though we can n o t play w ith trin k e t and toys,
raisin g of w alnuts, w hich is also a prospering. T he G range ow ns its
Yet w hen C h ristm as com es w e’re only boys.
hall
w
here
m
eetings
are
held
the
com ing industry.
We a re still w atching for S an ta, hope h e'll rem em ber
second S atu rd ay of each month.
To b rin g a nice gift to every m em ber.
Union High School No. 2 of Tim ely subjects of im portance to
C lackam as county, located near th e farm er have been discussed
So let us be glad and rejoice once more,
Sandy, serve th e follow ing dis­ during the year and it is highly de­
And all sit down a t th e bounteous store,
tric ts : Kelso, C ottrell, Bull Run, sirab le th a t m ore e a rn e st farm ers
W ith g ra te fu l h ea rt to our God above
Sandy Ridge, Dover,
Firw ood, join th is organizatio n w hich has
F or th e b irth of C hrist, th e gift of God’s love.
C herryville,
Brightw ood
a n d th e fa rm e r’s in te rests at h eart.
REV. E. R. D. HOLLENSTED.
W elches
F our la rg e busses and V isitors are welcome at th e lectu re
P asto r Sm ith M emorial P re sb y teria n C hurch, Fairview .
one to u rin g ca r tra n sp o rt the s tu ­ hour from 2 to 3 o’clock in th e a f ­
dents to and from school. P rin c i­ ternoon of each reg u la r m eeting.
pal Geo. D. O rr, who is serving his
Kelso has a nou rish in g Sunday
th ird year a t the helm of Sandv school in the little K elso church
Union high, is accorded w ell-de- w hich Is under th e leadership of
served credit for th e splendid p ro g ­ several e a rn est women of th e com ­
ress of th is institution. O ther m em ­
m unity.
Mr. C hapm an also bought 10
(By Mrs. J. Ml Brophy.)
b ers of the faculty are Neal H orr,
We th in k th e G resham Outlook is
T h e C o ttrell com m unity
has adres of th e O sborne place and is
a s sista n t p rincipal, m anual tr a in ­ a splendid pap er of its size, and
m ade iap id p ro g ress d u rin g the clearin g a site to build a new home
ing teach er and in charge of boys’
especially adm ire th e editorial o u t­ past y ear in im provem ents, m ostly as soon as th e w eath er perm its.
a th le tic s;
Miss Alftiia O strum , look, w hich is th e soul of a paper.
building, also along th e line of g en ­
J. H einy has his place alm ost fin­
te ac h er of m athem atics; Miss H il­
We all have reason to look forw ard eral farm ing. New b erry patches
ished and will move in a sh o rt
da T horne, E nglish teach er a n d | to the new year w ith g re a t in te rest
leader of the glee club and orches- i and high hopes. May th e C hrist- have been set o ut and considerable tim e. He p u rch ased 10 ac res of the
tr a ; Miss A rleigh K am m erer, do­ sp irit of peace goodw ill to all men land clearin g done, w hich has in ­ Newell place.
creased th e value of land and ad d ­
m estic science te ac h er; Miss H elen
G. S. W ilkinson erected a fine
re st on us all.
ed to the g en eral ap p earan ce of new barn on his place d u rin g the
McCormick, histo ry and language;
property.
Miss E d n a Thom pson, com merce.
year.
"Help Yourself”
Mrs. Ruby Loyd Brown of P ortland
Im provem ents w ere also m ade in
F red W agner erected a four-
at Piggly Wiggly roads. T he Booth road w as graded room
is te ac h er of piano. P rofessor O rr
bungalow on his place for the
h as ch arge of th e 30-piece band
and stum ps blown out to the P e te r­ benefit of his te n an t, W illiam
Down south a few years ago, so
and th e re is a-12-piece o rch e stra in
son road, and gravel w ill be p ut on Schleisher.
c h a rg e of Miss T horne, who is also ru n s a tale, a m an conceived the in the spring. C onsiderable work
D. D. Meyer erecteil a fine m od­
coaching the senior play, “Seven idea of p u ttin g his m erch an d ise on w as also done on th e P eterson
ern
house larg e enough to
teen," to be given on the evening J tlle shelve8 and le tt,n S th e Pe°P le road, S tra u ss road and M ayberry , caM# chicken
for 1()00 ch lck e n s. T hla ls one
come
in
and
help
them
selves.
It
of Decem ber 22 a t the high school
of th e best planned chicken houses
w as trie d out to th e m u tu al sa tis­
auditorium .
w hich w ill m ake a sh o rt cu t to , ln th e com niun(ty having electric
faction of all concerned, b ut som e­
Dodge park. All th is w ork w as ijgj,ts, w ater, and o oth
The K elso school is doing excel­
th er conven-
one rem arked, “W hat a piggly-
lent w ork under Miss Inez Nvman
done u n d er th e su pervision of Pete lence8t m aking ,t sa n ita ry ln every
w iggly w ay of ru n n in g a sto re.”
H auglum , road su p erv iso r for this way.
p rin cip al, and Mrs. A. C. Baum-
T he nam e stuck and today th e re
d istrict.
back, p rim ary teacher. Both rooms
are 3000 Piggly W igglys scattered
M iller & Low ney m ade several
have been provided w ith built-in
Much p ro p erty was sold during im provem ents on th e sto re and
' over the co u n try from Canada to
book cases, and a splendid section­
Cuba. They probably do n ot r e ­ the p ast year. S everal new fam i- , ,easpd (t to c A Cro8HOIli who
al platform for en tertain m en ts is ■
sem ble the o riginal P iggly W iggly, lies moved to th e com m unity re- ! doing a Kood bU8ine88
being b uilt, the la tte r, being fi­
w hich w as proportioned on a m in­ cently and some a re alread y w o rk ­
Mr. W agner cleared considerable
nanced by th e W om an’s club of
ute scale, but judging from the ing on new buildings and clearin g land d u rin g th e p ast year.
K elso. A new w ell w as dug la st j
sto re w hich opened in G resham on land.
L. L. Griffin erected a double
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sum m er and provided w ith a pump, i
Mr. Nash, who recen tly p u r­ g arag e on his place d u rin g the
October 23, u nder the m anagem ent
T he playshed received a copt of (
of R alph D eaville of P o rtlan d , they chased 10 ac res of th e O sborne year.
p aint. The te ach ers a re serving a j
Jam es F ow ler has had electric
a re d esirable assets to any com m u­ place, has his house alm ost com ­
hot lunch d u rin g th e th ree w inter
pleted.
lights, and a w ater system p u t into
nity.
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m onths. A notable im provem ent
A line clean stock of groceries,
w as th e in stallatio n of electricity
valued a t $5,000, fills th e shelves of
in th e school room s the first of the
the local Piggly Wiggly store,
y ear, th e P. E. P. com pany ru n ­
w hich is located in B row n’s new
ning a line from th e Bluff road
building, and every convenience is
down th e Oregon City road, se rv ­
offered th e busy shopper. As the
ing th e resid e n ts along th is route
m anager says, “T h ere is nothing
and sev eral fam ilies a t Kelso.
cheap here except th e p rice.” Mr.
T he W om an’s club of Kelso is an
D eaville is assisted in th e business
o rgan ization for social life as w ell I
by E llis Judd.
as doing the w ork of a P a re n t- i
T each er club. T he club aided fi- 1
nanciallv in in stallin g electricity Davidson's Drug Ha»
Many Popular Lines
into th e school, is financing th e .
building of a platform for the '
T he drug sto re of Glen M. D avid­
school and has a fund sta rted to ­
son is a favorite stopping place for
w ard additional playground equip­
those in need of the lines he c a r­
m ent. It has about 22 m em bers, ■
ries. H e has a g eneral asso rtm en t
holding m eetings once a m onth at
of dru g s and sun d ries, to g eth er
the hom es of th e various members.
T he p resent officers of the club are 1 w ith a full line of kodaks and corfl-
m ercial photographic supplies. He
Mrs. R. Jo n sru d , presid en t; Mrs.
-H ere a re a ll th e good g re e tin g s o f .
has the E astm an kodak agency and
M. Kligel, vice p resid en t; Mrs. A.
th
e
seaso n to th o se m en in H om e
specializes in kodak finishing. In
Jo n sru d , se c re ta ry -tre a su re r.
S w eet h o m es of th e ir ow n, p a rtic u la rly
addition he c a rrie s a first-class line
T he Jo nsrud-G underson Lum ber
th a n k in g th o se w ho h a v e favored us
of confectionery and is th e agent
com pany is tra n sfe rrin g its place
witj) th e ir p a tro n a g e . M aybe th e y h av e
for a w ell-know n m ake of phono­
of business to Sandy. T he com pany
new p la n s fo r th e co m in g y e a r— a n d if
graph. Mr. D avidson opened up
has alread y b u ilt a planing mill
so
w e ta k e th is o p p o rtu n ity of s o lic it­
business eight y ears ago on Main
and w ood-w orking shop a t its lo­
ing
th e ir tra d e on th e b a sis of first,
stre e t and enjoys a liberal p a tro n ­
cation in Sandy, and a lum ber shed
q
u
a
lity
— a n d secondly, low price, for
age. He is ably assisted by Miss
is in p ro g ress of construction. Both
b u ild in g m a te ria l of all kinds.
L etitia P u lfe r who has been em-
steam and electric pow er w ill be
ployed in th e sto re for several
If you a re not in a hom e of your
used
The firm will continue to
years.
ow n th is C h ris tm a s th e n you know
deal in all kinds of lum ber and
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th e u rg e to h a v e o n e —a n d w e ask th a t
m oulding.
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,
. i Don t lay down th e p aper till you
you allow us to h elp in th e fu lfillm en t
The town of Sandy has made haVP rPad the W ant Adg
Babe of Bethlehem Innpire*.
To our frien d s and co-w orkers of
Boring and P lea san t H om e: We
wish to g reet you in the nam e of
th e Babe of Bethlehem w hose life
and death m eans so much to each
one of us. We a re th a n k fu l for the
pure life he lived, the lessous he
tau g h t, and for th e hope th a t he
has set before us. He has extend-
ed th e bo rd er-lin e of heaven to
ea rth , and by his death on th e
(’H I T U F I,I. SCHOOL IS
BEAI T IF I 1.1.V U H A T T U f i
C ottrell school, situ ated as it is
in th e m idst of woodsy lots and on
the divide betw een the W illam ette
and Sandy riv ers, is one of th e
m ost a ttra c tiv e to be found in O re­
gon. The situ atio n Is also rich in
h isto ric lore.
it is th e form er
home of th e In d ian s and is w here
the pioneers passed on th e ir jo u r­
ney to th e W illam ette valley.
T he school has an en ro llm en t of
45 with an average atten d an ce for
the. past th ree m onths of nearly 9H
per cent. Boys a re in the m a jo ri­
ty at present.
By way of im provem ent th e d is­
tric t has put a new door in the
la rg e r room for fire protection
when using the moving p ictu re m a­
chine. T he buildings on th e school
g rounds have been newly shingled
and a book case lias been m ade for
th e trav e lin g lib rary from w hich
books on alm ost any subject may
be borrow ed.
C ottrell school has m ade a sp le n ­
did record for 1926 and has the
prospect of doing as w ell or b etter
for 1927. T he te ach ers a re Miss
Vivian W hite p rin cip al, and Miss
Rose P o tter, prim ary.
Cottrell Is Progressive Community
With Well Located Schoolhouse
Is
cro ss hag opened a door into th a t
kingdom for us all.
Let us p raise God for th e p riv il­
ege of investing an o th er y ear of
our life In his service. P erh ap s we
have not done as much as he ex ­
pected of us but, nevertheless,
som ething has been accom plished.
And we have a rig h t to expect a r e ­
w ard for our labor when C h rist
conies again to call his own.
MR. »nd MRS. E. W. W ITH NELL.
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(,18Urance funds for farm loans.
No com m ission or brokerage. Very
easy term s. B. W. T horne.—Adv.
M ER R Y C H RISTM A S
SANTA CLAUS
IS ON HIS WAY
now and he will choose m any of his X m as Gifts
from our stock of handsom e Shoes and Slippers.
W hat b etter offering for papa, b ro th er or son.
or any of your m ale frien d s th a n a p air of Shoes
or S lippers. W e have a splendid asso rtm en t for
X m as offerings.
Me are ag en ts (nr M ade-tn-M easure Shoes
HOWELL VALLEY
GRESHAM SHOE SHOP
T he reception w hich had been
announced to be given th e new
choir leader, H erm an C arlson of
P o rtlan d , on W ednesday evening
it th e Swedish Mission church has
been Indefinitely postponed.
CAItl, HAUL, Proprietor
Phone, Shop II
Phone, Re*. 581)
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man appreciates most his
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Anything in Cabinet Work, Built-in Fixtures,
Sash and Door Frames, made to order.
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of th a t a m b itio n . If you s ta r t now to
th a t end, in th e S p rin g o r S u m m er you
can be in a p o sitio n to build an d th a t
is w h e re w e can se rv e you.
F ro m
p la n s to m o v in g -in day, we can save
you m oney a t every tu rn .
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Nuts
Meats
Vegetables
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These delicious fruits, nuts and vegetables, nature’s choicest, have
been brought to your Holiday tab'e from far and near. The tangy pine­
apple—your favorite nutty friends from Brazil and even the old homely
pumqkin is here awaiting your order. ( iood cooks will be exerting every
effort to protect their reputations and new cooks to become as magic as
Auntie Susan. But the secret lies here order your fruits and your veg­
etables and a goodly quantity of assorted nuts and the feast will be a
huge success.
Our meats are strictly sanitary and fresh, government inspected, and
priced so low there is no reason you should go meatless Xmas. We can
supply you with fine young turkey or any other fowl.
Also the choicest cuts of Beef, Veal, Pork and.Lard.
A comparison of these prices will convince you that this is the place
to buy the Xmas dinner makings.
Specials For This Week
CANNED PINEAPPLE.................................. 2% cans, 2 for 45c
FRESH GRAPEFRUIT.............................2 for 25c and 3 for 25c
MIXED N U T S ..............................•.................................... 2 lbs 46c
PUMPKINS................................................3 for 10c, and 2 for 15c
BANANAS,............................................... dozen 30c, 35c and 40c
FRESH CIDER...............................................................gallon 35c
FANCY MINCE MEAT..................................................2 lbs 45c
EXTRA FANCY SMALL PE A S......................................can 19c
ORANGES, dozen,.................................. from 30c, 45c, 50c, 60c 65
EASTMAN LUMBER CO.
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W e sto ck full lin e of F lo o r F in is h M a te ria ls
We Wish You a
Merry Christmas
and a
Happy Prosperous New Year
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Store No. 3
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Phone 1151
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