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GRESHAM, MULTNOMAH COUNTY, OREGON.
TUESDAY. APRIL 2«, 1SI2;
KEEP DOGS TIED,
AND (ATS INSIDE Betterment Plans
i ccidents Occur in
M a n y C lub W o r k e r s
and ca ts a re a m enace to
and Near Gresham all “Dogs
our bird and sm all anim al life,”
Demand Attention
A r e G iv e n R e c o g n itio n
says a correspondent, who su g ­
gests may be th e Outlook can say
som ething th a t will induce people
to keep th e ir dogs off th e stre e ts
and th e ir ca ts on th e ir prem ises.
We h ate to do it because we like
both dogs and ca ts though we have
neither. But since they c a n 't be
train ed to obey th e law th ey have
to be com pelled and it seem s some
people have to be com pelled to
com pel th e dogs. So fa r th e m a r­
shal h asn ’t done m uch com pelling
and citizens a re put to th e test of
reason and good judgm ent.
T here a re pet lovers and pet ab-
horers. As in reg ard to o th er m a t­
te rs, th e re a re ex trem ists in th is
m atter. Some c a n 't b ear to house
up a cat or dog and would let them
have th e ir freedom even if they do
d estroy th e ir neighbors g ardens,
peace and happiness. Some would
abolish the useless v arm in ts en ­
tirely.
C hildren love pets and should
have them —not th a t all who love
them a re children, though some
th in k it is a childish tra it.
But Fido m u st stay at home and
Bingo m ust not m arau d and both
m u st he ta u g h t to be silen t, r e ­
spectable and gentle.
We m ight say th a t all who let
th e ir canine pets ru n a t larg e w ill
be arre ste d or have th e ir an im als
im pounded. T h a t would be effect­
ive, if true.
T he m ost we can say u n d er th e
circum stances is th a t if all would
apply th e Golden R ule to th is p e r­
plexing problem th e re wbuld be no
fu rth e r ground for com plaint on
the p a rt of any.
S unday afternoon in G resham
w as m arked by an autom obile acci
dent w hich occurred a t th e in te r­
section of Main and Pow ell stre e ts
w hen th e F ord coupe driven by
C lair G uliikson w as stru c k by E lsie
W inters driving a F ord touring. No
in ju ries to occupants w ere reported
b ut both m achines w ere ready for
th e garage.
G uliikson had tu rn ed east from
Main stre e t w hen he w as crow ded
y, one side by th e W inters ca r
which w as proceeding w est on
Powell street. T he re a r ju c le and
disc w heel of th e coupe w ere
sp ru n g and fender and runn in g
board put out of shape. In addi­
tion the left door w as broken and
a rig h t tire blow n out. T he P o rt­
land ca r w as left at a local garage
and th e four occupants forced to
ta k e a m otor stage home.
Mr. and Mrs. Roy H ow ell, th e
form er em ployed on the prem ises
of th e Louise hom e on th e B arker
road, w ere pinned beneath th e ir
F ord ro a d ste r Sunday m orning at
th e in tersection of Base L ine and
B ark er roads as th e re su lt of a
collision w ith a ca r on th e Base
Line. Both Mr. H ow ell and his wife
w ere painfully but not seriously in ­
jured. Mrs. H ow ell w as rem oved
to the em ergency hospital w here
nine stitch es w ere tak en in a foot,
w hich w as cu t badly. She w as able
la te r to be tak en home. Mr. H ow ­
ell's glasses w ere broken and one
of his hands cut.
T he H owell ca r, w hich w as a
new one, w as badly w recked. It
tu rn ed en tirely over and it seem s
a m iracle th a t Mr. /ind Mrs. Howell
escaped serious injury. T he top of
th e ca r w as to rn to pieces, the
w indshield sm ashed into bits and
one w heel dam aged beyond repair.
Mr. and Mrs. Howell had sta rted to
ch u rch a t L ents w hen struck. It
is rep o rted the ca r w hich stru ck
them w as trav e lin g a t a high ra te
of speed.
E. O gata w as stru c k by an au to ­
m obile Sunday night on Columbia
boulevard, su stain in g a fra ctu red
rib and bruises. H e w as taken to
St. V incents hospital.
LA GRANDE PREPARES
EDR LEGION MEETING
Among th e visito rs at th e A m eri­
can Legion sta te convention a t La-
G rande, Ju ly 21, 22, and 23, w ill be
Legion m em bers
from
several
Idaho cities. Until recen tly th e
dates of th e convention of Idaho
ami Oregon w ere the sam e, but, in
order to be w ith us a t th a t tim e,
Idaho legionares have set ahead
the date of th e ir convention one
week.
This co-operative action on the
p a rt of the Idaho Legion is a big
factor in a ssu rin g th e success of
“T he B attle of ’27” at La G rande.
Besides oth er visiting m em bers,
th e re w ill be tw o bands and a drum
corps from W eiser, and an o th er
drum corps from Caldwell.
T he Oregon convention is now
assu red of delegates from both
Idaho and W ashington, and one of
the best conventions in th e h isto ry
of the Legion is expected to resu lt.
It goes w ithout saying th a t every­
one in La G rande is giving e n th u ­
siastic support to the w ork of p re ­
p aring for th a t occasion.
I IVE-YEAi; MEDALS
WILL BE V WARDED
E xtensive p rep a ra tio n s are be­
ing m ade for the public p re se n ta ­
tion of five-year m edals to th e q u al­
ifying m em bers of th e h ea d q u arte rs
com pany of th e 186th Infantry, the
exercises td take place tom orrow
evening a t M etzger hall, beginning
a t 8 o’clock. P receding the a w a rd ­
ing of the m edals by Colonel H iram
U. Welch Selections w ill be given
by th e G resham band and an ad ­
d ress by C. G. S chneider giving a
h isto ry of th e organization of the
com pany. Staff .m em bers a re ex­
pected
to
accom pany
Colonel
W elch to G resham for th e evening's
cerem onies w hich a re en tirely open
to the public.
Farm Lease and Equipment.
Elleetrlelty for Power Plants.
A statem en t from th e United
S tates G eological Survey show s
th a t the to tal ou tp u t of electricity
by p u blic-utility pow er p lan t for
by public-utility pow er p la n ts for
the first two m onths of th is year
was m ore than nine per cent larg er
th an th e sam e period of la st year.
. Since in 1926 production gained 11
' I»«r cent over 1925 it w ill be com-
prehended th a t electricity for pub-
H c-utility pow er p la n ts is gaining
in th e procession.
E ighty acres, 35 in cultivation, 5-
room dw elling, good barn. 1%
m iles off F oster road. R ent paid to
October, 1927. Lease has two years
to ru n , a fte r th a t a t only $100 a
year. E quipm ent Includes house­
hold fu rn itu re , 10 cows, 3 heifers.
Let th e love for lite ra tu re , p a in t­
2 horses, farm ing im plem ents, new
cream se p arato r, etc. P rice $1250, ing, scu lp tu re, a rc h ite c tu re and,
$900 cash and balance note. B. W. above all, m usic, en ter into your
T horne, G resham , phone 2751.—Adv lives.—T heodore Roosevelt.
SWISS CONTRALTO and YODLER
T ilda Rohr in
FESTIVAL CONCERT
OF
PORTLAND FEST-CHOR
HERMAN HAFNER, D irector
200 Voice«
30-piece Orchestra
PORTLAND AUDITORIUM, APRIL 30
PRICES— 75c, #1JM).
SLS0
S eats at Sherm an-C lay & Co.
Friday and Saturday, April 2» and 30
AREME CLUB
( Í
MA Y DA ) ” ZZ4 NCE
Masonic Hull, G re*> It a III
FRIDAY, APRIL 29
Gigray's Orchestra
L ast D ance of th e Season
L A D IE S tic
R efreshm ents
Good Tim e A ssured
G E N TLE M E N 75c
(By Mary E. W elch).
A g ath erin g , rep rese n tativ e in its county club display w as th e best
A p erso n 's a ttitu d e tow ard a lo- scope of local, sta te and in ter- fea tu re of th e Pacific In tern atio n al.
Miss H elen Cowgill, ä ssistä n i
cality depends largely on th e view- n atio n al club In terests, w as held at
sta te club leader, spoke along lines
point. T w enty years ago a lady got th e hlgh 8t.hool gym na8i,lm T hur8.
of hom e econom ics. C. C. P ayne of
off a ea r at th e old O. W. P. depot 1
and w alked up th e stre e t tow ard day evening w ith an atten d an ce of P o rtlan d , a Lynch calf club leader,
the business ce n te r of G resham . over 100. L ead ers of 100 per cent gave an in te restin g talk. Two coun-
She th o u g h t th a t it w as th e m ost cluhs and w in n ers of sta te fair, ty school su p e rin ten d e n ts w ere
dilapidated and fo rsak en looking w inter p o u ltry show and Pacific In- p resen t, W. C. A lderson of M ultno-
exposition mah county and Miss E lizabeth
place she had ever seen. She w as te rn a tio n a l Livestock
in a h u rry to leave w ith no desire "'«'re given aw ards, im prom ptu M urray of Columbia county, Each
to ever re tu rn . F o u rteen y ears la- ta ,ks w ere m ade by several visit- of them spoke briefly.
te r th e sam e person moved w ith o rs and a g en eral g et-together and I The follow ing club lead ers r e ­
h er fam ily to th e vicinity of G resh ­ good tim e program for th e evening j ceived aw ard pins in recognition of
am
She w as delighted w ith its w as ca rrie d out, followed by re- th e ir clubs a tta in in g a p ercen tag e
of 100 In th e w ork specified: Mrs.
balm y air, the w onderful scenery of freshm ents.
T he object of the m eeting, as out- Lee R. S heller, Mrs. H. E. Davis, F.
th e su rro u n d in g country, its fertile
soil and pro sp ero u s farm s. A fter lined by C hairm an W. C. L aw rence, D. B ralev, Mrs. E. F. M cElwain,
th ree years sp en t in th e co u n try w as not only for the p resen tatio n W. C. L aw rence, Jo h n F lem ing Jr.,
th e fam ily moved to G resham of th e sch o larsh ip s, m edals and Mrs. Anna Lehm an, Mrs. C. L.
w here they have since resided. The o th er prizes, b u t for th e purpose of H aynes, C. N. Bckner, E. R. D. Hol-
view point is now changed, T he Retting acq u ain ted , for the in ter- lensted. Mrs. A. A. H essem er, Mrs.
children received m ost of tlieir change of Ideas of m u tu al helpful- F. A. Neville, T. L. A nderson, John
Al- | ness and th e discussion of projects, M ueller, E. M. Calkins, Ja ck F ro st
high school education here
though deep sorrow fell to h er lot, A so rt of “testim ony m eeting” was Sr., and Mrs. G. E. Maxwell.
The aw ard of a sch o larsh ip to
kind friends helped to allev iate th e th e first o rd er of th e evening. At
suffering, w ords of com fort w ere th is tim e m ore th an 30 local club the sum m er school at C orvallis was
spoken and G resham to th is woman lead ers aro se and stated th e ir m ade to th e follow ing boys and
is a b arren w ild ern ess no longer. nam es, th e club and locality re p re ­ girls, and one need only to look at
W hen she alig h ts from th e ca r at sented. II. C. Seym our, sta te club th e ir sm iling faces to see th e sa tis ­
the low er depot, th e lights of leader, w as th e first sp eak er of the faction th a t such a prize could
G resham gleam w ith a frien d ly evening. He paid a high trib u te to brin g : B ernice Bunn. Jo h n W elbes,
light. She fails to notice th e w ab- j th e energy, th e en th u siasm and Lewis D ahl, W alter A nderegg, V era
Anna
Boeckll,
Paul
bling board w alk betw een th e depot continued in te rest of th e local lead- Stafford.
and Pow ell street. F am iliar voices er who, w ithout th o u g h t of rem u- Boeckli, T racey A nderegg, Lena
g reet her, th e tow n looks b eau tifu l I iteration, labors on from y ear to Anderegg, Floyd Stafford, H arold
in her eyes and she would not ca re year. He outlined the w ork of the Dahl, Jo h n Flem ing and A lice In ­
to live elsew here. Much depends com ing sum m er school and stated gram .
Five lads w ere given special
on th e view point and th e environ- th a t th e school’s m otto for th is year
aw ard s in th e w inter P o u ltry and
m ent.
is, “‘Make th e b est b e tte r.”
Mr. Seym our gave out some in ­ Pet Stock association display, and
In spite of th e fac t th a t G resham
te re stin g figures show ing th e p ro g ­ one boy received th ree prizes. T his
people as a w hole are loyal to th e ir
ress of club w ork during th e p ast w as Edw in Maxwell, who w as giv­
town and evidently p refer th is ‘
j ten years. In 11116 th e re w ere no en a $10 settin g of eggs by A. J.
place as th eir residence, they c a n ­
organized clubs in the sta te of Ore- K rueger for th e best display of An­
not be en tirely blind to th e fact th a t
gon and in 1926 th e re w ere 1082 cona»; a silv er loving cup by the
m uch rem ain s to he done tow ard
clubs in ex isten ce w ith an e n ro ll­ association for high score boy in
m aking it th e model city. Located
m ent of S1S6. C om pletions in 1926 ¡ judging co n test of p o u ltry ; and a
ideally as it is on th e o u tsk irts of
num bered 6343 with a percen tag e se ttin g of eggs from A. J. K rueger
a g rea t city and w ith th e m ost w on­
of 77. T h ere w ere 462 100 per cent for first place in p o u ltry judging
d erful scenery in the w orld a t com ­
clubs In th a t year.
] contest. Lee Copeland received the
m and alm o st for th e asking, G resh- '
From a v aluation of a little over C arl G reve cup for th e beat display
am is fa st becom ing a m ecca for I
$11,000 at th e beginning, d u rin g th e ’ of p oultry in all breeds.
Paul
to u rists. E very y ear they flock to
p ast ten y ears the value of club B uckner w as given a su b scrip tio n
th is vicinity in in creasin g num bers, j
pro jects h as reached th e enorm ous to th e N orthw est P o u ltry Jo u rn a l
It is up to G resham to see th a t the
figures of $169,528. Of th is $103,- ! for the best pullet in the show. C arl
place is m ade so d esirab le in a p ­
581 is estim ated as cost of the Bowman and Raymond Beigh w ere
p ea ran ce and clean lin ess th a t to u r­
p rojects, leaving a profit of $63,- given a se ttin g of eggs from Mr.
ists m ay receive a fav o rab le im-1
947. W hen to th is is added the K rueger as a first place w ith Edwin
p ression w hen passing through.
county and sta te fair m oney aw ard s Maxwell In a p oultry jud g in g co n ­
A n u m b er of tim ely suggestions of $48,938, th e g ran d to ta l of $114,- test.
w ere given th e census en u m erato r 886 is reach ed , w hich m akes a
T he Pacific In tern atio n al d istrib ­
and th ese should not be cast lightly cred itab le show ing indeed.
uted m edals to th e follow ing boys:
aside. Now is th e tim e to rem ove
O. M. P lum m er, m an ag er of th e to C h arles E dw ards, R oland and
all sem blance of d ebris from house, Pacific In te rn a tio n a l L ivestock ex­ Alvin S h eller for first place in
y ard and garden. Now is th e tim e position, follow ed Mr. Seym our. It p o u ltry ju dging team ; C arl Bow­
to clean up, b ru sh up, rak e up and is evident th a t club w ork lies very m an. E dw in Maxwell and Raymond
p ain t up. Now is th e tim e to n ear the h ea rt of Mr. P lum m er, a l­ Beigh for second pla^e in p o ultry
straig h ten th a t leaning fence, now though his tim e is well occupied judging te am ; K enneth B ram hall
is th e tim e to begin th e w ar on w ith w hat some m ig h t consider and G erald Em ily for first place in
w eeds, to rem ove old tre e lim bs and w eightier m atters. Among o th er potato g rad in g team ; Collin Cree
ac cu m u latin g odds and ends ° ( the th in g s he said th a t th e M ultnomah for first place in h ealth contest.
w inter.
A strip th a t has been called at-
ten tio n to in th e city b etterm en t
suggestions is th e east side of Main
stre e t betw een th e Mt. Hood tra c k s
and th e high school grounds. The
sidew alk is n arro w and in previous
y ears th e weeds have been allow ed
to reach con sid erab le h eig h t on
both sides. T he fence has le an ­
ed to th e w alk u n til it is a m enace
to a p p a re l an d um brellas. An old
telephone pole and dead b ran ch es
adorn th e p ark in g strip , m aking it
an y th in g h ut a ttra c tiv e . T his is
only one suggestion of m any sim -
ila r ones th a t apply to o th e r p a rts
of th e city.
n | ngi May 2. at w hich tim e th e WII-
, lam ette B ap tist Young People’s
„„Ion wm h o |,i a b anquet, follow ed
by a selected program .
T he tw o days follow ing w ill be
filled with item s of In terest. De­
votional exercises and re p o rts of
business com m ittees will in te r ­
sp erse social h o u rs and m issio n ­
ary addresses. The Rev. P. A. Mc-
Dairm id, who has sp e n t 20 y ears In
A frica and is about to re tu rn to
th a t field, w ill speck T uesday af
jtern o o n on "M issionary P roblem s
!
V ictories on th e Belgian
„
Gn T uesday evening. May 3, will
A n um ber have suggested th a t
fhp rp .,h .d icat|o n of the
¡stre e t garb ag e co n tain e rs would be OrPHh>rn
thPRP
'fin e in which to place w aste p a p e r / prclgpR |o
|n , hi, rgp
|f)p lo ra |
fru it p arin g s, tin sel and oth er p asto r, th e Rev. K. G. Judd
The
' th in g s th a t go cav o rtin g around the B aptist church at G resham has
' stre e ts on th e passin g breeze. Many lately concluded extensive re p a irs
; would pick up th ese a rticle s and on its building, m aking of it p ra c ­
j deposit them in a can if such w ere tically a new stru c tu re . It has been
' provided. O thers have suggested deemed fitting by th o se In ch arg e
an in c in erato r for th e disposal of
of th e convention program to have
garbage. W hat to do w ith garbage
re-dedicatory rite s a t th is tim e. K.
afte r It is collected is m ore or less
D. F en d all will have ch a rg e of th e
of a problem . If th e consum able
song service.
p a rt of it could be burned, sa n i­
Dr. Jo h n M arvin Dean of P o rt­
ta ry conditions would su rely be im ­
land,
a su p p ly p asto r of H inson
proved.
M emorial ch u rch , will preach a t 8
A p ertin en t suggestion and one
o’clock W ednesday evening. The
which no doubt will be disposed of
Rev. E. A G ottberg, who recently
in tim e Is th e razin g of old houses
conducted a series of revival se r­
in th e business ce n te r and building
vices in th e B aptist ch u rch a t
good ones in th e ir place. Som e­
G resham , has a place on th e p ro ­
tim es it coats m ore not to do th ese
gram W ednesday afternoon.
th in g s th a n to do them . It th e
The public Is w elcom e to th ese
services.
Continued on page 4
12.0(1 Per Year
TELEPHONE COMPANY
PREPARES TO BUILD
T he building on Main stre e t near
Pow ell belonging to th e Oregon
T elephone com pany, has
been
moved from its form er site to m ake
^or
^’'ginning of th e new
* «0 feet in size,
,o be erected by the telephone com-
pany as its fu tu re home.
The real e s ta te office fixtures of
Jam es E lkington have rem ained
und istu rb ed by th e rem oval and
Mr. E lkington will continue his
*” ,s ' ness as usual from th e tem por-
ary q u a rte rs facing t lie alley on the
n o rth, east of Main street.
The B jur E lectric
com pany,
w hich occupies the building owned
by F ran k Jones, will rem ove its
fu rn ish in g s into the sam e building
w ith Mr. E lkington and will occu­
py th a t until com pletion of the new
stru ctu re .
Mr. Jones, who had th e co n tra ct
for the rem oval of th e sm all b u ild ­
ing to its location in th e alley, is
planning to tak e th e lum ber in his
building to his home on Division
street.
I. L. Young, g eneral co n tra cto r
for the Oregon T elephone com pany,
is in G resham today perfecting
plans for the building, th e erec­
tion of w hich is to begin a t once.
More th an h alf of th e Bpace w ill be
occupied by the telephone com pany
on th e ground floor. Mr. E lkington
and th e B jur E lectric com pany will
lease q u a rte rs in the new building
it is understood.
City Mail Delivery
Seems to Be Remote
City mail delivery for G resham
seem s to be rem ote, judging from a
le tte r received by Miss E. E. Jo h n ­
son, local p o stm aster, asking for a
rep o rt on conditions here follow ing
an application recently tiled by Re­
corder C. G. Schneider for the city.
A ccording to th e le tte r it ap ­
p ears th a t only one condition is
fully inut at th is tim e, th a t of th e
gross receip ts of th e office, w hich
am ount to m ore th an $10.000 y ear­
ly.
The d ep a rtm en t has established
a m inim um population of 2500.
However, w here the population
does not equal 2500, village deliv­
ery m ay be established, provided it
is ad equate and m eets th e needs
of the office. T he required pop­
ulation in each in stan ce m ust re ­
side w ithin te rrito ry having con­
tinuous sidew alks, cross w alks,
stre e t lights and signs, and build­
ing lots m ust be 50 per cent im­
proved, th a t Is, houses erected and
occupied on at least one-half of th e
building lots.
It would seem th a t th e w ise
thing for the city to do would be to
proceed w ith th e necessary prep ­
ara tio n s, w hich would be all in th e
line of m uch needed im provem ents
and w hich would go far tow ard a t­
tra c tin g added population which in
a few y ears would probably en title
th e city to free delivery.
DEATH ( ALLS ('DUPLE
KNOWN TD MANY HERE AUCTIONEER THOUGHT
TO HOLD SALE RECORD
W ord com es from the Rev. E. O.
Ranton of Nehalem of th e recent
death of the p are n ts of Mrs. R an­
ton, Mr. and Mrs. L. E. W olcott, at
Big Rapids, Michigan. Mrs. W ol­
cott passed aw ay on April 15 after
an illn ess of th ree w eeks, and her
husband followed on April 19. F u ­
n eral services for th e tw o were
held at Millbrook, Michigan, th eir
form er home, on April 21.
Mr. and Mrs. W olcott w ent to
Michigan last Ju ly from th eir
home at Longview. W ashington, to
visit w ith relativ es and friends.
While th e re Mr. W olcott’s h ealth
failed and he was confined to his
bed n early all w inter.
Two years ago Mr. anil Mrs. W ol­
co tt celeb rated th e ir golden w ed­
ding an n iv ersary w ith th e Rev.
and Mrs. Ranton, who then lived
at P leasan t Home, all th e ir ch il­
dren being p resen t excepting one
daughter. Much in te rest w as tak en
in th e affair by P leasan t Home peo­
ple. who gave cordial cooperation
in m aking it a success.
CORBETT
W. 8. Wood of V ancouver, W ash­
ington. who has specialized in furm
sales for th e past 29 years, believes
th a t he has sold m ore dairy stock
th an any o th er m an in th e n o rth ­
w est. Most of his sales have been
near his home city but he is often
called to points w ithin a rad iu s of
125 m iles from Vancouver. He is
w ell know n in th e vicinity of
G resham , according to a rep o rt in
a P o rtlan d daily.
BASEBALL TEAM TO
PLAY SALEM HIGH
Salem high school baseball team
is scheduled for a gam e w ith th e
local nine on S tapleton field next
F riday afternoon beginning a t 3
o'clock sharp. W hile G resham has
a good stro n g team th is year, hav­
ing won over F ra n k lin high and
Oregon In stitu te of Technology
w ith scores of 13 to 4 and 9 ,to 8
respectively in th e first tw o gam es
of th e season, it will have an a n ­
tag o n ist th a t is up and going at th e
first s trik e of the bat. The Salem
boys won over Lincoln high 17 to 1
two w eeks ago, and last week they
defeated the (). A.C. college frosh
16 to 6 in a spirited contest. The
gam e next F riday prom ises to be
one of th e high spots of th e season.
Oregon City played G resham high
on the local field th is afternoon.
C o rb ett has again come to life
a fte r the w in te r’s sleep, and the
hum of th e m otor boat is m aking
a joyful sound on th e Colum bia as
th e opening of salm on fishing sea-
son is near. T he com m ercial s a l­
mon fishing season on th e 'C o lu m ­
bia riv er is supposed to open at 12
o’clock noon, on May 1. F ishing
A delightful m iscellaneous show ­
will not be perm itted, how ever, u n ­
er w as tendered Miss A rdith G ar- til 6 p. m of th a t date, because of
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n,'r S atu rd ay evening a t the home the Sunday la
About 25 boats
of Mrs. C. I. R aker in honor of Miss are used in th e business by th e
G arn er’s ap p ro ach in g m a rria g e to lleed b ro th ers and a few o th ers at
C orbett statio n .
P re se n t w ater
E rn e st Zenger, th e w edding to be
April 27—P ro g ram a t Metzger
conditions a re said to be Ideal for hall by G resham m em bers of O re­
an event of Ju n e 1. A color schem e gill n ettin g and If th e snow w ater
gon N ational G uard.
of yellow and w hite was ca rrie d com es out of th e m ountains g ra d ­
out th ro u g h th e beautiful room s of
F riday Evening. April 29— Areme
ually th e season looks very p ro m ­
the R aker residence. D ecorations ising. On th e o th er hand, an ex ­ club dance M asonic hail.
of daffodils, tu lip s and n arcissu s trem e fre sh et would spoil th e fish­
F rid ay 3 p. in., April 29—Salem
adorned th e dining room w here r e ­ ing, so th e business is ra th e r u n ­ high baseball team to play G resh­
fre sh m en ts of w hite and gold cake, certain .
am Union high school on S tapleton
field.
m arshm allow d essert and coffee
Mr. Sw orden has bought lots of
w ere served.
S atu rd ay Evening, A pril 30 B or­
th e C orbett estate and erected a
T he d istrib u tio n of th e gifts to
ing R ebekah lodge play at Boring
house a t C orbett station.
I.O . O F. hall.
th e bride elect w as ca rrie d o ut In
Dan H ansen moved his fam ily
a unique m anner. A hall tre e w as
S atu rd ay Night. A pril 30—F a ir-
dressed to re p re se n t a lady,—a from P o rtlan d recently. They will view g ran g e dance at F airview city
yellow d ress and rain c o at covering fM’c u PY th e ir house at C orbett. He hall.
her, overtopped by a huge u m b rel­ will engage in th e fishing b u si­
S atu rd ay E vening, A pril 30—
la. As Miss G arn er rem oved th e ness for th e sum m er.
Boring R ebekah lodge play a t
M esdames Ethel S tew art and I.O . O. F. hall.
rain co at num erous packages w ere
disclosed to view. Miss M artha Lew is Reed w »re in P o rtlan d S a t­
S atu rd ay E vening, April 30—
H agherg sang, accom panied by urday.
. . O p eretta "C in d erella” at Pow ell
Mrs. E I) R aker, and Mrs. R aker
Mr. H arm on and son W alter o f |V a |,ey achoolhouse.
and Miss H agherg ren d ered a P o rtlan d w ere guests In th e Lewis
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S atu rd ay E vening, April 30—
piano duet.
Reed hom e Sunday.
Fairview g ran g e dance at F airview
T hose w ho enjoyed th e evening
Mr. and Mrs. P. D. S fttlem eie r city hall.
w ere Miss A rdith G arn er, Mrs. en tertain ed the fo rm er's m other,
May 2 to 4— W illam ette B aptist
Andrew Zenger, Mrs. F letta H ib­ Mrs. S ettlem eler from P o rtlan d ,
association a t G resham B aptist
b ert. Mrs. G eorge Inglis, Mrs. Mary several days recently.
church.
K inler, Mrs. W ard Inglis, Mrs, E.
Mr. and Mrs. F red Reed m ade a
Dr. R aker, Mrs. H arold Buzick,
F riday Evening. May 6— May fes­
m otor boat trip to McGowans, near
tival a t Haron L u theran church.
Mrs. B urten L. W alrad, Mrs. F red W arrendale, Sunday.
H o b s . Mrs. E O llberson. Mrs. Al­
May 6—T rack meet at Powell
Mr. and Mrs. Lew is B ratley w ere
b ert Camp. Mrs. 8. W. R aker of
Valley schoolhouse.
P o rtlan d , Miss Helen Hoss, the In P o rtlan d Monday In th e In terest
F riday Evening, May 6 P lay for
Misses
A daline
and
F lo ren ce of th e ir fishing business.
benefit latdieg Aid a t G resham
Schenk, Miss P earl Ruegg, the
R ep resen tativ e of S p tre lla g a r ­ grade school.
Misses M arguerite
and
L eona m ents—silk underw ear, hosiery,
S atu rd ay Night, May 7—G illis
Bailey, Miss M artha H agherg, Miss co rsets, girdles, slips, b rassieres,
Baseball club dance at S pringdale.
will
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strate
In
your
home.
Rosel la In g elh a rt, Bobby R aker
Phone Mrs. E tta Hoover, 3267
W ednesday Evening, May 11—
and Norm a Ann Busick.
G resham .—Adv.
L ast w inter co n c ert of G resham
band a t high school gym nasinm .
In su ra n ce funds for farm loans. • S harpen your wits while you
No com m ission or brokerage. Very shave your face, See the Outlook’s
Ju n e 13 to 18—Portland Rose
easy term s. B. W. T horne.— Adv. ‘ offer.
F estiv al week.
Baptist Conference Shower Tendered
to Meet in Gresham Coming June Bride
T he suggestion was given by one
lady th a t back y ard s should be
cleaned. A lm ost any se lf-resp e ct­
ing householder will keep a fro n t
yard as clean as stre n g th and tim e
will p erm it, but m any neglect th e
A m eeting of unusual In te re st is
inconspicuous back y ard w ith th e
I scheduled to be held In G resham
re su lt th a t by sp rin g It is Indeed a
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sight. J u s t as every tru e housew ife S
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B ap tist association will m eet with
endeavors to keep a spic and span
k itchen should th e back y ard r e ­
th ree-d ay conference.
T he first
ceive as m uch consideration.
j service w ill be held on M onday eve-
TUESDAYS
AND
FRIDAYS
Coming Events