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17.
1927
HAGF. TUKEE
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Julius Meier Home
Is of Great Beauty
Wilkes School District
At a recen t m eeting th e school
board re-elected all th e te ach ers
’ for th e ensuing year, Lois Gray,
| p rin cip al; E dna R. C arlyle, in te r-
| m ediate; and Lucile P lu n k ett, p ri
IBy Mrs. P. A ndersen)
L ast S atu rd ay m arked a day of m ary.
A num ber from th is com m unity
in te re st a t the H eights here, as one
of P o rtlan d 's p rom inent business attended th e dedication of the F air-
m en and distinguished citizens view grange hall S atu rd ay evening
moved out to ta k e possession of his and enjoyed the delicious chicken
new home, w hich h as been under supper, provided by th e home
c o n s tric tio n for about a year. Mr. ‘ econom ics com m ittee of th e grange,
and Mrs. Ju liu s M eier a re th e in and th e splendid program w hich
te re stin g host and hostess who followed.
ta k e g re a t p le asu re in Uieir w on
Mr. and Mrs. J. W. E dw ards and
d erfu l home th a t w ill be th e ir p e r d aughter Mamie and Mr. and Mrs.
m anent hom e th e biggest p a rt of T. C. M illar visited L ents gran g e
th e year.
S aturday. E agle C reek g ran g e of
T he house is spacious and one of C lackam as county put on the first
m arvelous beauty. E veryw here one | and second degrees in a very c re d
looks one seoe the w ork of a rtists, itable m anner. The w ork of th e
and as I w andered from room to ( d rill team w as very good.
room I w as not quite su re buj I had
The John R ainier T ru ck in g Co.,
been tra n sfe rre d to a fairyland, and ! of Chelan, W ashington, w ith a car-
I find it im possible to do ju stice to ' avail of tru ck s, ca rs and 30 persons,
th e place by my hum ble pen.
• spent several days at th e Oasis auto
Out doors the w ork of a rt is d is cam p last w eek, w hile they w ere
played. S cores of m en have w o rk having some tru c k s rep aired in
ed on the g rounds for a couple of P ortland. T his carav an is enroute
years. H illsides have been tak en to Quincy, C alifornia, w here Mr.
down and endless rocks have been ■ R ainier has a co n tra ct to haul 250,-
placed along them , and everyw here i 000 y ards of grav el for a dam on
flow ers have been planted am ong the fea th er river.
Miss K ath erin e Gee and a p a rty
th e rocks, w hich is the w ork of
G eorge P erry , th e c a re ta k e r of the of P ortlan d friends enjoyed a d in
place.
Several new drivew ays ner p arty and bridge a t th e Oasis
have been built, w inding around th e tea room la st W ednesday evening.
canyon, and g rea t w alls of cem ent
VICTORY
w ork have been b u ilt to support the
road ru n n in g p a ra lle l w ith th e ca n
The Victory circle of th e E v an
yon, and a tu n n e l has been m ade
w est of th e m ansion under th e hill gelical W om en's union w ill m eet
and leading into th e basem ent. The at the home of Mrs. H. G. M ullen-
m ain e n tra n ce faces south. It is hoff on T h ursday afternoon, May
approached by a beautiful drivew ay IS, at 2 o’clock. T here w ill be no
w ith a large p ark in g space for m a m eeting in Ju n e or Ju ly so it is
chines. All tru ck in g will be elim urged th a t all m em bers be p resen t
inated from the road leading to the at the com ing m eeting.
The Victory school w ill close
house and the low er road w ill be
F riday w ith an all-day picnic a t
for th e tru ck s.
F lem ing's grove.
T he P aren t-
In th e la rg e assem bly room a
T eacher association w ill hold a
space to the east h as been b u ilt for
business session d u rin g th e noon
a larg e pipe organ, w hich h as not
hour a t the picnic. As th is w ill be
y et been installed. The house is
the la st m eeting of th e y ear and the
not q u ite finished and m any men
election of officers will tak e place,
a re a t w ork in tWe basem ent, w here
all m em bers are; urged to atten d .
a g rill room has been built to ac
com m odate la rg e g ath erin g s at d in
HOGAN
n er when they could not be seated
in th e m ain diningroom , w hich
A son w as born to Mr. and Mrs.
how ever is la rg e and of g rea t b eau
M ark D oryland on May 13. The
ty, w ith a m agnificent view of the
baby, who has been nam ed A rth u r
Columbia riv er looking w est. The
E rn e st Em anuel D oryland, w eighed
floor in th is room is of p re tty til
8Vs pounds.
ing.
At th e p rese n t tim e a fireplace is
being bu ilt in the house of th e c a re
ta k er, w hich is a se p arate building,
as is also the house for th e ch a u f
feur. A ltogether th e re a re five or
six fireplaces, four in th e big
house.
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LOVEJOY
Shock Absorbers
ROCKWOOD
Mrs. George M etzger and d au g h
te rs S arah and Rosabelle of G resh
am spent Sunday w ith Mr. and Mrs.
I H. Lamb and fam ily. They a tte n d
T he special election .w hich was ed the evening services of the
held Monday a t Fairview for th e I Rockwood ch u rch , w here a violin
purpose of voting on th e issuance ; solo w as rendered bv Miss Metzger,
of bonds for a m unicipal w ater sy s accom panied on th e piano by H elen
tem cam e n ea r re su ltin g u n a n i Lamb.
mously. A to tal of SO votes w ere
Mrs. R. H. P iercy and daughter
cast, of w hich 77 w ere In favor of
Bonnie Jean retu rn ed to th eir home
floating th e bond issue. As soon as in S eattle S atu rd ay after an ex
th e bonds are disposed of, bids will tended visit w ith th e E. H. H orton
be solicited for the w ork of in s ta ll fam ily. Mrs. P iercy has been r e
ing th e system . T here has alread y covering from a severe illness and
been app licatio n for th e bonds and [ w ent home feeling q u ite w ell again.
it is th o u g h t th e re w ill be no d if
Rockwood is duly proud of a
ficulty in disposing of them .
score m ade by G ladys McCann at
The election board Monday w as G resham la st w eek, when she won
com posed of E. H eslin, ch a irm an ;
a gold pin for speed in typing.
Jo h n P eterson and th e Rev, E. R.
F rien d s of Mr. and Mrs. C larence
D. H ollensted, w ith Mrs, Daisy
Jo h n so n enjoyed generous portions
Shaw and Mrs. Ruth M oller clerks.
of clam s and stu rg eo n w hen th e
couple retu rn ed from a rec en t trip
SANDY BLUFF
to Illw ako and Chinook, W ashing
ton. W hile in Illw ako they visited
Mr. and Mrs. A. J. A ult visited
at the home of Dr. B. H. P eterson
Sunday a t th e H elm er Johnson
home. O ther guests w ere Mr. and form erly of Rockwood.
The g irls of the Rockwood cook
A. Gay of Dayville, Oregon, and Mr.
ing club en tertain ed Friday a fte r
G ay’s m other of P o rtlan d .
noon in honor of th eir m others. An
L averne, son of Mr. and Mrs. Roy
In terestin g dem onstration of th e ir
R athm an, is ill w ith m easles.
w ork w as given in the re fre sh
Miss Vivian W hite and Miss Rose m ents p repared and served by the
P o tter held a picnic d in n er on F r i m em bers of th e club.
day, the last day of school. Several
T he an n u al picnic of Rockwood
of the m others w ere also p r e s e n ts
school will be held F riday of th is
At th e noon hour Miss W hite
w eek on account of the prep aratio n
aw arded sch o larsh ip diplom as to
for th e o p ere tta to be given the fo l
all receiving 90 or above.
Mr. and Mrs. H. H. W atkins en lowing Friday.
Mr. and Mrs. E rn e st W. P eterson
te rtain e d th e teach ers, Miss W hite
and Miss P o tter at dinner on W ed and Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Oppen-
lan d er of P o rtlan d attended the
nesday.
A son w as born to Mr. and Mrs. "pot luck" su p p er given a t the
M undlin, m aking th e ir seventh ch u rch last F rid ay evening. T heir
friends w ere m ost happy to g reet
child, all of whom are boys.
Mr. and Mrs. G. S. W ilkenson en them and enjoyed th e solos r e n
te rtain e d w ith a dinner on S unday ( dered by Mrs. P eterso n and Mr.
the follow ing; th e ir son Ray and O ppenlander.
T he Rockwood D ram atic club lias
wife from P o rtlan d , th e ir son C. J.
and baby of th is place and Mr. and com pleted p lan s for its e n te rta in
Mrs. J. J. W ilkenson, a b ro th er m ent next F rid ay evening a t the
who is visiting from Des Moines, gran g e hall. In addition to the
Iowa. In th e afternoon a num ber th ree -a ct comedy d ram a “The D ust
of the E a rth ” th e Miller & T racy
of relativ es and friends called.
Mrs. C. J. W ilkenson and her m ale q u arte t will give several n u m
m other w ere in P o rtlan d W ednes bers. The proceeds of this play
will go to th e Rockwood com
day on a shopping tour.
m unity church.
New Shoes for Ladies, $1.95.
No w here w ill you find such
New Nllitpers mid Humps $4.95
splendid slip p ers at So low a price.
Blonds, tan s, blacks, high, m edi
Ask to see o u r ladies’ shoes at
$2.95 and $3.95. A ylsw ^rth & M ar- um and low heels, $.1.95. We are
also show ing a ttra c tiv e shoes for
ton, G resham .—Adv. *
ladies a t $2.95 and $3.95. Ayls-
P hone su b sc rip tio n s to 1561.
w orth & M artin, G resham .—Adv.
POWELL V ALLEY
will make your car
ride better.
30-Day Free Trial
| a new home a t Mabery. Melvin
I A ndrew s w ill live in the home
place when his b ro th er's place is
finished.
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C ottrell school closed Friday,
May 13. The te ach ers and th e chil
d ren enjoyed a picnic in the a fte r
noon.
Miss Vivian W hite and Miss Rose
P o tter, the teach ers, left for th e ir
hom es S aturday.
D. Brooks H ogan visited the
farm w hich he form erly owned
h ere S aturday.
Pleasant View Avenue
Adolph H arm an of P o rtlan d was
out recen tly and spent a few days
w ith his nephew Glen.
Dr. A. S. lllsey of Salem preached
at th e P lea san t V alley com m unity
church Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Bert Allen recently
en tertain ed frien d s from K ansas.
Mr. and Mrs. W. C. H all e n te r
tained th e 500 card club S aturday
evening. T he next one w ill ne held
at th e hom e of Mr. and Mrs. L. G.
Siefer S atu rd ay evening.
Mrs. A nna B arzee and Ju lia
C lark of Canby w ere v isito rs at the
home of T hom as G raves Sunday.
Mrs. B arzee ta u g h t th e P leasan t
V alley school last y ear and is the
teach er at Canby th is year.
T he L adies Aid will m eet at the
home of Mrs. Glen H arm an on
T hursday, Ju n e 2.
Mr. and Mrs. J. W. T itzel of P o rt
land visited th eir son H. D. Titzel
over th e week-end. O ther Sunday
guests in th e Titzel hom e w ere Mr.
and Mrs. H arry K enney.
Mr. and Mrs. L. W agner visited
with Sandy frien d s on Sunday.
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S P E C I A L COMMUNICA-
w XN h tion F airview Lodge No. 92,
A. F. & A. M.. T h u rsd ay eve
ning, May 19, 8 o'clock. Labor in
the M. M. Degree. Visiting b ro th
ers welcome.
W. H. STANLEY, S ec’y.
JOHN T. McGINNIS. W. M.
WILLYS-KNIGHT
“Better tilth Every M ile”
The only type of engine that grows smooth
er, quieter, more powerful the longer you
drive it.
BELFLEX SHACKLES keeps chassis quiet.
No spring shackle bolts, no greasing, no adjusting.
TIM KIN BEARINGS-eight Timkin bear
ings on front axle.
ADJUSTABLE FRONT SEAT—Watson Sta-
bilators Air Cleaner—Thermostatic temperature
control.
Finest quality upholstering and interior fittings.
HESSEL IMPLEMENT CO.
W. A. H E SSE L
Phone 1141
J. C. H ESSEL
IFafc/i for Opening Date
Jirestone
ealers
MT. HOOD SERVICE STATION
Sold by
and announcement of special interest
to the public.
Hessel Imp. Co.
L. L. Long & S. S. Thompson
Gresham
COTTRELL
Miss Nellie A nderson of Aber- | T he C ottrell an d Lusted schools
deen, W ashington, w as th e guest have planned a jo in t picnic w hich
S aturday and Sunday at the home , w ill be held Ju n e 4 oil the C ottrell
of Mrs. Axel Johnson, h er cousin grounds.
Mrs. Eniil S a tte rstro m and o th er ( Mrs. McGraw of S eattle h as been
relatives. Miss A nderson fo rm er visiting at th e P angboru home for
ly lived in ,’ow ell Valley.
some tim e.
Mr. and Mrs. E rn e st C allister.
Mrs. Jam es F ow ler received word
who resid e near P alm blad station, th a t her b ro th er in P o rtlan d is se r
a re th e proud p are n ts of a 9-pound iously ill.
son.tV aden Jam es, born May 16.
The benefit dance, w hich was
Mr. and Mrs. H ayden H iatt and 1 given u nder the auspices of the
son arriv ed S atu rd ay from Los An P aren t-T each er association to raise
geles for a visit w ith Mrs. H iatt's money to fix the school auditorium ,
In su ran ce funds for farm loans.
relatives, the N ystrom fam ily and was a success and quite a sum was
No com m ission or brokerage. Very
Mrs. Axel Johnson.
realized.
easy term s. B. W. T horne.—Adv.
Mr. and Mrs. C harles L undquist , Mr. and Mrs. A m bert A ndrew s
Don’t lay down the paper till you
m ade a w eek-end trip to Tillam ook of th is place a re clearin g a site for
have read the W ant Ads
w here they have farm ing interests, i
The m eeting of th e Pow ell Valley
P aren t-T ea ch e r association will
tak e place on T h u rsd ay evening
in stea d of F riday on account of !
high school com m encem ent exer- |
cises. As th is will be the last m eet
ing of th e year and th e election of
officers will ta k e place, all mem- I
bers a re urged to be presen t. The ‘
eighth g rad e g rad u atin g exercises I
will he held at th e sam e time.
OF
COLUMBIA HEIGHTS
D istinguished guests a t Crown
P o in t ch alet on T hursday included
B aron Ago V onM altzan, G erm an
am b assador to the United S tates,
S en ato r C harles N. McNary, Con
g ressm an M aurice C rum packer and
M ayor G eorge B aker of P o rtlan d .
T h e noted diplom at w as very m uch
im pressed w ith the g ran d e u r of th e ,
fam ous highw ay and th e beauty of
th e ch a le t w here he partook of a
w onderful rep ast.
Much in te re st is being ta k en in
th e an n u al field day and picnic of
th e schools ea st of th e Sandy riv er
at C olum bian high school on F ri
day, May 27. P rin c ip a l G. Lusby of
th e C orbett grad e school and P rin
cipal Moody of Colum bian high
school a re in ch a rg e of th e p ro
g ram for th e day.
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LUSTED
T he last m eeting of the year of
th e Lusted P a ren t-T ea ch e r asso cia
tion will be held F rid a y evening a t
th e schoolhouse, a t w hich tim e the
election of officers w ill take place.
Ice cream and cake w ill be served,
th e proceeds of w hich will be used
for th e benefit of th e P.-T. A. T he
sew ing club g irls w ill sell home
m ade candy and w ill add th e p ro
ceeds to th e ir fund to help defray
expenses of delegates to the sum
m er school a t C orvallis. T he school
closing day exercises will be held
in connection w ith the P. T. A.
m eeting. It is requested th a t la
dies b rin g cake.
Miss E dith Baker will be retained
as th e p rin cip al of the Lusted
school for th e com ing year and her
a ssista n t will be Miss Eola Trim ble.
Miss Mabel B aker, who has ta u g h t
the low er g rades for the past two
y ea rs, has decided to re tu rn next
year to th e sta te norm al. T he <Ms-
trlc t is w ell pleased w ith the a c
cep tab le w ork done by th e Misses
B aker d u ring the past tw o years.
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