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Young People's society. A good
program is being p rep ared in clu d
ing special m usical num bers. Re
> fresh m en ts w ill be served during
th e evening. The young people of
D am ascus will join in th e exercises
of th e evening.
in th is vicinity and to the public in W ashington, have been visiting to r
general.
tw o weeks w ith relatives and
T he te ach ers and pupils of the frien d s in G resham and P ortland.
school a re m aking the most of the
Mr. and Mrs. J. W. S tout of P o rt
10-day vacation, some going away land spent C hristm as w ith th e ir
and o th ers en tertain in g a t home, p aren ts, Mr. and Mrs. A. J. Stout,
and all restin g up for the long pull at Hogan. T hey have ju s t com plet-
afte r the new year.
I ed a fine new hom e in Ladd’s addi-
Dr. and Mrs. C. L. H aynes en te r i tlon which w ill be ready for occu-
tained on C h ristm as Mr. and Mrs. ; pancy in a few w eeks.
Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Black spent
J. W. l ’olluck of Eugene, J. W.
Polluck. Jr., and Miss Mae Potluck a quiet C hristm as at home, but
of P o rtlan d . Mr. Polluck is Mrs. Sunday drove into P o rtlau d and
i helped to p arta k e of a bounteous
H aynes' father.
Mrs. W illiam Rowen is q uite ill. 1 dinner a t th e home of Mr. and Mrs.
Mrs. O scar W aiin has retu rn ed G. A. A lexander. They spent the
from an extended visit in W ashing evening w ith Mr. and Mrs. A llan
Black.
ton.
All of th e young folks from th is
Mr. and Mrs. Dave Jo h n sto n and
vicinity who a re atten d in g educa- i baby of P o rtlan d and Mr. and Mrs.
i tional in stitu tio n s cam e to enjoy C hester C h ristensen of Bull Hun
’ th eir vacation a t th e ir various ate C h ristm as dinner at th e home
homes. *
of Mrs. Jo h n sto n 's and Mrs. C hris-
(By O. W. B oringi
Mrs.
Wm.
H
arding
gave
a
dinner
ten sen 's p aren ts, Mr. and Mrs.
Once m ore the C hrisrtnas season
ROCKWOOD
on Sunday for her tw o d au g h ters C harles Lundquist,
has past, and we often w onder if
who a re home from college. They
A G resham physician w as called
we rea lly u n d ersta n d the full
A d au g h ter was born to Mr. and
had as special guests Mr. an d Mrs. Monday n ig h t to attend Mrs. C arl
m eaning of it, or do we ju st think
Moody.
C h risten sen w ho suffered a sudden Mrs. Art. K reofsky on C hristm as
of it as a tim e w hen we may ju st
Mr. and Mrs. 0 . Lew is and fam l- acute spell of illness. At last r e day. All are doing w ell and a re
lay aw ay ou r w ork for a day and
ly of P o rtlan d and Ray J. and ports she w as not considered in a rejoicing over th e a rriv a l of th e
have all th e good things to satisfy
first g irl in th e family.
L aw rence A ndersen sp en t C hrist- serious condition.
o u r appetite.
We can look back only a few
! m as day a t Columbia View farm .
F ra n k G ustafson and son W en- , T he Rev. J. F. Dunlop was
y ea rs and rem em ber w hen those
Mrs. A. S tu a rt of L ato u rell en- >1«H retu rn ed from th eir trip to bro u g h t hom e on T h u rsd ay from
who w ere on th e w et side would
tertain ed her ch ild ren and grand- Sweden on ( h ristm a s evening, th e P o rtlan d sa n ita riu m w here he
m ake th is season of th e year a
ch ild ren on C hristm as day at a big They w ere gone about eight weeks h as been cared for since he w as
HOGAN
LYNCH
tim e of dru n k en rev elry and car-
dinner.
H er youngest son, E. and rep o rt a fine voyage both w ays stru c k down by a h it-an d -ru n mo
rousin g . B ut we a re glad to say
S tu art, is a popular sin g er over the with splendid w eather conditions. to rist on the evening of December
T he hom e of Mr. and Mrs. W. C.
Mr. and Mrs. K arl Schultz mo
uiv>
Mr. G u stafso n ’s p are n ts a re not 8. He is m aking good progress and
th a t th e saloon has gone forever.
radio.
tored to Marshfield. Oregon, F riday M erica was gladdened on Sunday,
T h e conditions a re not w hat they
T he Columbia Hi A lum ni asso- living b ut he has m any other rela- will soon be able to be up in a ■ evening and spent C hristm as with Decem ber 26. by th e a rriv a l of a
w heel ch air. Mrs. Dunlop e n te r
should be. but are a vast im prove
ciation w ill give its an n u a l banquet tives in Sweden,
th eir d au g h ter and fam ily, Mr. and baby daughter, who has been
m e n t over th e saloon days.
on F riday evening, D ecem ber 31.
School closed on T h u rsd ay eve- tained a fam ily p a rty on C hristm as ! Mrs. J. M. Carr.
nam ed Carol Jane.
T he th o u g h t we w an t to get back
Mr. and Mrs. G eorge W ilcox Jr., ning for the reg u la r C hristm as va- day, including her fath er, H. I.,
A rchie H ickey and wife of Port-
to is th e C h rist child and w hat he
an d Mrs. George W ilcox Sr., drove cation, to resum e on Monday, Ja n u - Goodrich of P ortlim d. the children i land, who form erly lived near
Chas. A. Rogers has a Myers deep
h as m eant to th is old w orld, and as
to Salem on C h ristm as to spend ary 3. Miss Sue H icks, th e princi- of Mr. and Mrs. Dunlop, Mr. and Palniblad statio n , called on Mr. and well force pump, cylinders, double
geared jack and 60 to 80 feet of
w e draw to th e close of this year
th e day w ith th e p a re n ts of th e pal, is spending th e holidays in Mrs. H. II. B artholm y and baby Mrs. Mark D oryland T hursday.
drop pipe w ith rod. T his is a sec
m ay we look back and be able to
younger Mrs. W ilcox.
P o rtlan d and Miss E lsie Luoto, th e Doris of Bend, H erb ert and Miss
Mr. and Mrs. C arl S ch u lts and ond-hand outfit in very good condi
A
rdella
Dunlop
of
P
o
rtlan
d
.
L
es
say th a t w e have done our p a rt to
Mr. and Mrs. A. M organ and fam- prim ary teach er, at her home at J
children spent C hristm as in P o rt tion and w orth m uch m ore than the
te r B artholm y of St. H elens, a
m ake the w orld b etter, and may we
ily of C hanticleer In n enjoyed K nappa, Oregon.
land w ith th e la tte r's p aren ts, Mr. p rice asked, $35. Phone 1871 a t
Berry G row ers office.—Adv.
b ro th er of H. B. B artholm y, was
resolve to m ake th e com ing year
C hristm as dinner in P o rtlan d at
Word has been received of th e
and Mrs. A. M P atterso n .
also
a
guest.
b etter th a n th e one ju st past. This
th e home of Mr. M organ's fath er, b irth of a baby boy to Mr. and Mrs.
Mrs. Jam es Collins of Bickleton,
Phone su bscriptions to 1561.
T he C hristm as exercises of the
co rresp o n d e n t w ishes the Outlook
W illiam M organ cam e home from g W ilson on December 21. Mrs.
and its m any friends a prosperous
th e U niversity of Oregon to spend W ilson w ill be rem em bered in Sunday school w ere held on S u n
and joyous New Year.
th e holidays w ith his p aren ts Powell V alley as Miss E dna D an day evening before a good crowd.
The program consisted of re c ita
L ittle Dick Morgan, who has been ielson.
Many fam ily reunions took place
ill for m any m onths, is now m ak
Mrs. Em m a Johnson has been ill tions by the ch ild ren in tersp ersed
in our com m unity on C hristm as
ing rap id im provem ent.
for , several w eeks at the ____
home of w ith vocal and in stru m e n ta l m usic,
day.
followed by a tre a t for th e ch il
Miss Audrey C hapm an of S pring- )iel. ,|aUg b ter, Mrs. Bert Olsou
Columbia Grange Hall
T he L. C. A rm strong fam ily
dale and L aw rence A ndersen w ere
A. C. A rvidson and fam ily spent dren.
AUSPICES GRANGE
spent C hristm as day in P ortlan d
Rockwood gran g e will hold an
guests at th e E tlin g hom e on C hristm as w ith Mrs. A rvidson's
w ith relatives.
C hristm as day.
b ro th er-in -law and sister. Mr. and open m eeting on W ednesday eve
The m em bers of th e DeMolays of Mrs. V ictor W ahlberg of P o rtlan d . ning, J a n u a ry 5, at which tim e the
W. H. Boring has been confined
the Oregon C hapter in P o rtlan d
The Rev. and Mrs. Don Shogren, officers for th e com ing year will be
to his bed th e p ast week w ith to n
have m ade rese rv a tio n s for a danc accom panied by Mrs H erm an C arl in stalled by Mrs. Niblin of Evening
silitis. A G resham physician has
Supper
Good Floor
Good Music
ing p arty a t C hanticleer In n on son and tw o ch ild ren of P o rtlan d , S tar grange. R efreshm ents will be
c h a rg e of th e case.
served.
A
cordial
invitation
is
ex
Ja
n
u
a
ry
15.
left
Sunday
m
orning
for
S
eattle
to
M elville Richey and Ilie B artell
John S. M artin (u p p er photo)
Miss A nnie E tlin g is at home spend sev eral days of th e C h rist tended to m em bers of th e g ran g es
a re spending the C hristm as v aca has won th e poultry raising cham
from
Monmouth for th e C hristm as m as holidays.
tio n s at th e ir homes. The form er pionship 21 years in succession.
A program w as ren d ered by the
is a stu d e n t a t O. A. C. and th e la t A t th e recent Philadelphia show vacation. She w ill te ac h at Inde
he won 4 silver cups— 10 firsts and pendence next term .
Sunday school
of th e Mission
te r a t th e M onmouth norm al.
seconds and 35 ribbons for 40
T he in stallatio n of the newly ch u rch on C h ristm as evening and
Mr. and Mrs. H anna of P ortlan d birds.
elected officers of T ro u td ale C hap the d ecorations of th e church w ere
sp e n t C h ristm as a t the home of
■Herman
T relle
(low er),
an te r, O r d e r 'o f E astern S tar, will
u n u su ally tine. On Sunday evening
Mrs. H an n a’s p are n ts, Mr. and Am erican by birth, now a hom e
tak
place
W
evening.
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Wembley,
Peace
River,
Mrs. Jo h n A nderson.
A lberta, w as crowned W heat and Decem ber 29. T he exercises will ten<jej th e C hristm as exercises at
Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Bickford and O ats King of N orth America. This be public.
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the D am ascus Mission church.
fam ily of P o rtlan d had C hristm as is th e first tim e both honors^hav«
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d in n e r at th e home of O. W. B or
tion F airview Lodge, No. 92 laUer rem em bered as Miss Lillie
ing. Mrs. Bickford is a sister of
A. F. & A. M. S atu rd ay eve- ^ “ nson. a re announcing th e ar-
CORBETT
Mrs. B oring.
rival of a son on Decem ber 4, at
ning, Ja n u a ry 1, 1927, 8 o’clock.
T h ere w as a special school elec
th e ir hom e in Raymond, W ash in g
V isiting b reth ren welcome.
On acco u n t of th e next m eeting
tio n a t th e schoolhouse on the 23d of th e C olum bia gran g e fallin g on
WM. H. STANLEY, Sec’y.
ton.
for th e purpose of voting on a bud New Y ear's day, it has been p o st JOHN T. MCGINNIS, W. M.
wT he w atch n ig h t service a t th e
g et for th e com ing year. An elec poned to S atu rd ay , J a n u a ry 8.
Swedish Mission ch u rch F rid ay
tion w as held in June, but the of
For low est ra te s on autom obile, , evenlng beginning at 9 o'clock will
T he b arn on th e C orbett farm
ficials found an irre g u la rity in the
th a t w as destroyed by fire two
election th a t w as held at th a t tim e w eeks ago is being replaced by k
so it w as n ecessary to have an o th new one of sm aller dim ensions.
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e r election, th e patro n s of the
Mrs. N ettie K incaid w ent to
school did not ta k e m uch in te rest P o rtlan d S atu rd ay and expected to
o r eith er they had th e utm ost con ■ go to Independence to v isit her
fidence in th e school board, be son-in-law and rfaughter, Mr. and
ca u se th e re w as ju s t one person Mrs. Chas. Dawes.
SANDY
besides th e m em bers of the board I T he C h ristm as p rogram a t the
OIH) FE L L O W S H A LL
a t th e election. T he am ount of C orbett ch u rch by th e Sunday
m oney to be raised by special tax school w as a decided success and
w as 11703.03.
w as w ell attended.
“It’s worth it,” several
Rev. Jo h n M. S pringer, a m an
Mr. and Mrs. F red C. Reed en
Geo. B e e rs’ O rc h e stra
have said. Anyway we’ll
w ho has been a m issionary in te rta in e d a t a 3 o’clock d inner
Renewals and New Sub
A frica for 25 years, spoke a t the C hristm as day. T he g u ests w ere
make it as much better as
scriptions will be taken at
M ethodist ch u rch Sunday m orning. Mr. and Mrs. Lew is Reed, Favor
possible.
H e told som e very in te restin g , Reed, Mrs. Olivia L eland, Mrs.
the old price, $1.50 a year in
th in g s about his work. The Rev. C lara Sm ith, Mrs. E thel S tew art,
Many say they can’t get
advance, up to and includ
E. W. W ithnell, p asto r of th e Mr. and Mrs. Lewis B ratley, A rth u r
along without it.
ch u rc h , w as ill and could not be Grimm and B urton H ayes.
ing December 31 next.
present.
Mr. and Mrs. F. N. L asley and
May save dollars through
T he Misses E thel and Annie Mof- sons R ay and Edw in from T aft,
Limit five years.
fit of P o rtlan d w ere supper guests Oregon, cam e W ednesday to visit
the Classified Ads.
a t th e hom e of O. W. Boring T h u rs th e ir d au g h ters and sisters over
day evening, and they and th e Bor C hristm as and Incidentally, a t
All profit by the bargains
We have had several pay
ings attended th e C hristm as e x e r tended th e senior class play a t the
in the general advertise
ing two, three and four years
cises a t th e M ethodist church a t high school W ednesday evening.
Mr.
and
Mrs.
A
lb
ert
Salzm
an
ments.
P lea san t Home the sam e evening.
L. H. M allicoat and fam ily spent from L innton visited relativ es here
This has been the sub
Every member of the fam
C h ristm as w ith relativ es a t Mc from F rid ay u n til Sunday.
Miss Isab elle P ullium cam e home
M innville.
scription price of the Out
ily needs the information in
T he school board is having the from M onmouth, w here she is a t
This
Company
has
invested
over
$77,000,000
in
announcements and stories
look
for
over
15
years.
black b o ard s at the school reslated tending norm al, to spend C h rist
this territory.
m as w ith hom e folks.
in every issue.
d u rin g th e vacation.
Mrs. A. B. Fox and d au g h ter
Mrs. H. G. K nox and children
It has 90,000 light and power customers and
h av e been spending a few days v is F ran ces and the fo rm er's m other,
serves
a population of over 400,000.
Mrs.
M.
E.
Reed,
m
otored
o
ut
from
iting a t th e home of her sister, Mrs.
E astm o relan d Sunday to visit r e la
Holcomb, in P o rtlan d .
Its business is growing steadily every day.
J. F. W ilm arth has bought a tives. Mrs. Fox and F ran ces r e
hom e a t S heridan and is moving tu rn ed for a longer visit.
We offer you an opportunity to invest your money
Mr. and Mrs. Roy Muck from
th is week. H e has been living on
in this successful and well*managed business at 6.87
F a lls City and Mrs. Ferguson and
th e G. H. Bickford place.
per cent interest.
C hester K nieriem and little son
PLEASANT VIEW AVENUE from P o rtlan d sp en t Sunday a t the
Let us tell you more about it.
home of Geo. K nieriem , Sr.
Ben H alstead cam e home from
Black Rock. W ashington, to spend
New Year’s Eve Dance.
In v e s tm e n t D e p a rtm e n t,
th e holidays w ith his family.
See th e new year in at th e dance
820 E le c tric B uild in g
G randm a Sims is ill a t the home of by tlie Rockwood Social club,
Rockwood G range hall F riday eve
h er dau g h ter, Mrs. H alstead.
ning, Decem ber 31, Good m usic.
Mr. and Mrs. L. G. Seifer have left R efreshm ents.—Adv.
to spend th e holidays w ith re la
Portland, Oregon
tives and friends a t Mt. Angel.
Window C leaning.
Noah K esterson and sons, E d
For ex p ert window cleaning see
w ard and L aw rence, a re visiting at S. T ajim a, or leave o rd ers w ith J.
Ro«s Brown. G resham , phone 2501.
th e H alstead home.
Mr. and Mrs. W alter Edlem an
Y ou ' p f just D own
THE ONlV WAY
f D ont you sit t h eP e r
and d au g h ters, F lo ra and R uthle,
ID K EEP THEM
' a n d R un mt r E c F c E ,
w ere tlip C h ristm as guests of the
o u r w o u l d ik e
"D ow n f d pu u o y .
TDTAWB TV«
P re sto n s a t Bonneville, Oregon.
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