H elp F in an ce the Sum m er B and C oncert». A d d your n am e to the List.
Band w ill m arch in M errykhana P a ra d e at the R ose F estiv a l n ex t F riday
G resham O utlook
T W IC E
A
W EEK
VOL. 17, SO . 31
G R ESH A M , M ULTNOMAH COUNTY, O L E O O S,
Speed Bowl to Open
at 12-Mile Comers
TU ESD A Y , .U S E
14,
1927
Fairview Grange
Entertains Master
TU ESD A Y S
AND
F R ID A Y S
$2.00 Per Year
Funds Increase for
Kiddies' Playground
National Guard Will
Entrain for Clatsop
The e n tertain m en t given last S at- ,
E n co u rag in g p ro g ress has been
urday nig h t a t th e new Fairview
Speed, speed, speed.
m ade in g ath erin g funds for the
Members of th e local head q u ar
G range hall in honor of N ational
T his is the age of speed.
purpose of estab lish in g a free p lay
One h u n d re d a n d fifty y e a rs h a v e passed sin c e th e day
te rs com pany, 1st battalion. 18#th
The ord in ary auto m u st be c a G range M aster Louis J. T abor was
ground for th e children of G resham
“ Old G lo ry ” received its first b a p tism of fire, a n d w ith
in fan try of the U nited S tates N at
pable of m aking a speed of 50 m iles w ell attend ed and w as an event of
and vicinity. T w o-thirds of th e
ev
ery
su
cceed
in
g
g
e
n
e
ra
tio
n
,
it
h
a
s
led
its
a
rm
ie
s
and
g
rea
t
in
te
re
st
to
th
e
g
ran
g
e
rs
who
or m ore an hour, th e a irp lan e m ust
1 am ount n ecessary to procure som e ional G uards a re busy today in
n a v ie s to v ic to ry on lan d a n d sea. Its c o n s te lla tio n of
final plans p re p a ra to ry to leaving
m ake easily 100 or m ore m iles au had th e privilege of listen in g to th e
equipm ent and to pay a train ed di-
th ir te e n s ta r s h a s g ro w n to fo rty - e ig h t.
B e n e a th its
tom
orrow m orning for th e ir annual
noted
visitor.
h our and th e racing autos m ust do
, rec to r h as been pledged and th e
folds a n d s h in in g s ta r s h a s b een developed th e first g re a t
tw o-w eeks’ encam pm ent, to be hold
n early as well. The fastest speed I F airview G range furnished a tine
playground is believed to be as-
n a tio n a l a s p ir a tio n to w a rd peace on e a rth an d good w ill
at Camp C latsop m idw ay between
record m ade by a racin g m otor ca r m usical program and th e g rea ter
| sured.
to
m
en.
S easide and A storia.
is a little over 200 m iles an hour. p a rt of the sum ptuous supper
I The plan is en tirely local and is
T his year, in addition to th e reg
The am usem ent loving public de w hich w as served. Besides the
I the outgrow th of efforts m ade a few
"And the S tar-S p an g led B an n er in triu m p h sh all wave
u la r field tra in in g and cam p in
m ands speed dem onstrations and guest of honor those seated at the
O’er the land of th e free and the home of the b ra v e !’’
m onths ago to estab lish activities
stru ctio n , th e re w ill be th e fea
is w illing to pay the price for the special tab le for th e sp eak ers w ere
for boys and g irls to be affiliated
the m a ste rs of th e subordinate
tu re s a tte n d a n t on a rea l vacation
th rill.
w ith th e Y. M. C. A. and Y. W. C. A
as Camp C latsop is ideally located,
T h a t’s w hat will m ake th e Speed i’ra n Kcs of the county, th eir wives
The tim e did not seem rip e for the
especially as re g a rd s clim atic con
Bowl to be opened next S aturday or husbands, I’om ona M aster Fred
form ation of those organizations,
ditions. L ast y ear th e boys sw el
FU N E R A L H ELD FOB
at th e T w elve-m ile co rn e rs th e ^ ran e ani* Mrs. C ran e and D istrict S P E A K E R S A R E AGAINST
but the com m ittees backing th a t
CONSOLIDATION PLAN
m ost popular place in th is p a rt of d ep u ty T. J. K reuder. An event of
M RS. E F F IE B E EG LE move w ished to do som ething for tered at Medford in a 100-degree
sun, b u t quite th e rev erse will be
Oregon if not in the northw est.
in te rest in connection w ith th e sup-
A larg e num ber of G r e s h a m 'the ehil<lren »«“ > decided to w ork th e cau se th is year. T he site is
City and county consolidation,
T his new ly co nstructed speedw ay 1>er w as Uie cu ttin g by National and especially the bill by th a t nam e
friends and relativ es attended tbe [t0War,, «»Pervised play.
not in th e sand, but is covered by
is said to be one of th e best and M aster la b o r of a hue sunshine
referre d to th e people by th e last
W ith th e c h e rry crop light and fu n eral of Mrs. Effie Beegle held in i "I' he ,uem ber8 of the school board a th ick springy tu rf. It is b u t a
fa ste st race tra c k s and th e only I ca^ e baked for the occasion by Mrs.
legislative session, cam e in for prices good it is believed th a t the P o rtlan d Sunday afternoon at th e 1 have expressed th e ir w illingness to
th ird of a m ile to th e open sand
speed bowl ever co nstructed in th e K atie Jonas, m aster of Fairview
stren u o u s opposition by sp eak ers at p rospects are b e tte r th an usual for F irst F ree M ethodist ch u rch H er , have ,hp Bch° o1 Kr°» n d s and the h ills th a t frin g e th e shores of th e
|
grange.
One
hundred
and
tw
enty
n orthw est.
th e m eeting of th e Base L ine Im good re tu rn s, and ch erry grow ers p asto r a t L ents, th e Rev F W. • plttv "he,i U8‘><1 for ,h e P»r pose and ocean.
The opening of th is g re a t e n te r live persons w ere served supper.
provem ent club held at Rockwood a re urged by th e B erry G row ers a s Oliver, preached th e fu n eral see- | have expressed them selves as in
Follow
ing
the
su
p
p
er
a
sh
o
rt
It is rep orted th a t C latsop county
p rise w hich has been in p re p a ra
G range hall la st night. Ray W. sociation to m ake every effort to mon in the presence of a large au- i synlPa ,*'y with the movement.,
tim
e
w
as
spent
in
social
converse,
is
plnnnlng a cordial reception for
tion for several m onths is a n
dience. The casket w as covered ChiW ren from 5 to 15 years of age
Gill, A ttorney O. A. Neal and D ist- conserve such ch e rrie s as ripen,
th e en tire com m and of over 3000
nounced for S atu rd ay and Sunday, when Mr. T abor m ingled w ith the tric t A ttorney S tanley Myers w e r e 1 A con, rac t bas been ma(le by tbe
w ith a profusion of b eautiful flow would have th e privilege of m aking men. From a vacation point of view
crow d, c h a ttin g ab o u t m a tte rs of
Ju n e 18 and 19.
th e ^ p e a k e rs who discussed th e bill. B erry G row ers association w ith ers. Among th e p allb ea re rs w ere use of th e grounds u nder com pe th e cam p w ill be th e best ever held,
in
te
re
st
to
g
ran
g
ers,
a
fte
r
w
hich
he
The announced program for the
Mr. Gill ch aracterized the bill as Young & W ells of P o rtlan d to the Rev. I). M. Cathey of G resham te n t supervision afternoons, six as train in g and recreatio n w ill bo
gave a m ost in te restin g add ress in
two days is as follow s:
u n fair and en tirely selfish on the handle all black c h e rry shipm ents and the Rev. E. D. B lackm an and days in the week for several weeks
which lie em phasized cooperation
ag reeab ly com bined.
P erm an e n t
Saturday’s Program.
p a rt of th e prom oters. The city and w ith th e ir sales connections it th e Rev. L. N. W aldron, form erly of during th e sum m er.
and g range service, and told of his
kitch en s are being installed, one to
1 p. m. C oncert by th e full
T
he
m
em
bers
of
th
e
com
m
ittees
has reached its lim it of tax burden, is assu red th a t th e h ig h est prices th is place. The Revs. L. A. Skuzie
trip to Europe.
each com pany. W ater and sew er
G resham band.
he said, and th is move is an effort possible w ill be realized on the and W. T. K lotzbach assisted in th e are Mrs. Mark N ickerson, Mrs. Paul
system s and show er b aths w ill be
1:30 p. m. Opening exercises.
Stone, Miss E lizabeth Johnson, Mrs.
to gain new te rrito ry to assum e the crop, a sh a re of which w ill go to service.
A I’I’L Y ST KA WB E K It Y
a p a rt of th e n ecessary equipm ent
of taxation. F arm s would
1:45 p. m. F lag raising. Mayor
II. L. St. C lair, Mrs E. Schw edler,
WEEVIL BAIT NOW b be urden
th
e
grow
ers.
Young
&
W
ells
are
1
Mrs.
Beegle
died
in
S
eattle
W
ed
w hich will be in shape for the con
assessed
as
city
lands,
liable
to
G eorge L. B aker h as been a n
the Rev. E. H orstm ann, th e Rev.
stre e t and sew er assessm ents. As past m a ste rs in th e a r t of packing nesday, Ju n e 8, w hile visiting a son
venience of the men on th e ir a r
I
T
he
tim
e
for
th
e
application
of
nounced to speak. A m plifiers will
a re su lt farm p ro p erty would de and shipping black ch e rrie s and In th a t city. The body was brought II. V. W ilhelm and C. M. Q uicksall. rival.
be used so th a t all on the grounds the bait to co n tro l stra w b e rry root p reciate front 20 to 30 per cent. As th eir entance into the field is su re | to G resham for in te rm en t in th e
C ontributions are solicited for
T he follow ing officers and men
weevil is a t hand.
A pplication an exam ple Mr. Gill cited th e case
I th is p roject, especially from fam i
m ay hear,
sam
e
lot
w
ith
th
e
Rev.
and
Mrs.
to
he
of
benefit
to
ch
erry
grow
ers,
j
a re m em bers of th e local u n it:
should
be
m
ade
im
m
ediately
on
the
of
a
resid
en
t
of
R
ussellville
who
2 p. m. Time tria ls of speedy
lies w ho have ch ild ren to benefit
said th a t a slig h t portion of hie The firm will be rep resen ted in this B. C. Dewey.
F irs t L ieu ten an t Cleveland A. Bliss,
au to s; th ree hou rs of stu n ts, antics, lig h ter grav el soils, and not la ter p ro p erty w as tak en into th e city.
from it. A m ounts pledged to date
Effie
Corine
Sm
ith
w
as
born
In
field
by
M.
A.
Cisna,
who
will
have
■
Second Lieut. Jam es R. H orr, F irs t
than
the
m
iddle
or
th
e
last
of
this
are as follow s:
th rills and fun.
His p ro p erty w as platted both
w eek on th e heavier soils and h igh w ithin and w ithout the lim its, th at his h e a d q u a rte rs at the Berry ' O ttaw a, Illinois, F eb ru ary 16, 1856. Em m a B. Jo h n s o n ......................$2.00 Staff S ergeant Ja ckson F. Jones,
Sunday Afternoon.
G
row
ers
office.
He
will
be
glad
to
She
w
as
united
in
m
arria
g
e
to
S erg ean ts H arriso n M. Squire,
e r altitu d es in ea ste rn and w estern n early all outside the city was sold,
G resham Outlook .........
2.00
1:30 p. m. C oncert by the band.
R alph L. D avidson, Dewey A.
w hile scarcely any inside had talk to grow ers about th e proposi- : Edw in S. lteegle Ju n e 11, 1875. To
M ultnom ah county.
Mr. and Mrs. Mark N ickerson. 2.00
2 p. m. Rapid tire races. Seven
It is advisable to apply the w ee found buyers. The sam e situation tion. The packing sheds and ship- ! th is union w ere born nine ch ildren, George F. H o n ey......................... 2.00 Gibbs and W illiam C. W isecup;
w as rep o rted by real estate d ealers ping supplies a re being put Into , one of whom died in infancy, Mr.
big races are announced for th is
C orporals C lair W. B urch. Arden
vil bait to all stra w b e rry p lan tin g s w ith whom he has talked
Many
Dr. and Mrs. W J. O tt............ 2.00
occasion along w ith h air-raisin g
w here w eevil a re p resen t, also on have said they would buy no m ore shape for deliveries, w hich a re ex i Beegle died A ugust 7, 1893. The Mrs. L. L. K id d e r....................... 1.00 A Squire, W illiam C. Shelley, R ich
stu n ts by D aredevil C raig and ra sp b e rry fields w here weevil can land w ithin th e city lim its. The pected to begin about Ju ly 1.
! deceased is survived by eight ch il
ard H. L ane and W illiam R. May
Florence Honey ......................... 2.00
others.
be found, as it has been discovered attitu d e of p rospective resid e n ts ' T he B erry G row ers a re planning dren, 18 g ran d ch ild ren , nine g reat- Mrs. E. S ch w ed le r..................... 2.00 bee; P riv a te s, first class, H enry II.
F red T. M erril, who w ith the co by th e county a g e n t’s office th a t has reversed w ithin th e p ast few to can Royal Anne ch e rrie s and | g ran d ch ild ren and tw o b ro th ers.
Brown. H arold H. Lynch. Edw in C.
years, and th e co u n try hom e is in
Mrs. Beegle had been a devoted Mrs. A. D. ( a m p ......................... 1.00 Shelley and Q uinton H. K um m el;
operation of Claude S tockton h as th e s traw b erry root weevil is re dem and. Mr. Gill asserte d th a t the will ta k e sh ip m e t,:j of th a t v ariety
Mrs.
Mary
W
elch.........................
1.00
developed th is en terp rise, has m ade sponsible for a g re a t d ea, Qf the city of P o rtlan d does not need m ore for th a t purpose.
; C h ristian since early womanhood.
P riv ates A nicker. Baker, F race,
provision for th e crow ds of people . inju ry on ra sp b e rry an(, Ioganbe
: She w as reared in nn atm osphere E lizabeth J o h n s o n ..................... 2.00 Griffis. Hewes, Ide, L indroolh. N or
te rrito ry in w hich to grow, as th e re
Concerning
th
e
c
h
e
rry
prospects
Brockw
ay
A
N
elso
n
...................
2.00
expected from n ear and far. He p,an tin g 8 . T he ap p licatio n of the a re long stre tc h e s of te rrito ry still M anager D. E. Tow le of the B erry of piety and th e vears of her long
quist, Pollock, Rodlun, R uhlin and
says ther,. is room for 10,090 people weevil bait a t the p ro p er tim e Is unoccupied in all directions on th e
life w ere filled w ith deeds of k in d E kstrom T ru ck S erv ice............ 2.00 Wood
o u tsk irts of th e city. He believes j G row ers association says:
B
arnes
A
S
o
n
...............................
2.00
and thousands of autos. On S atu r- very im portan t, as th e ad u lt beetles th a t th e arg u m e n t th a t th e pro-
ness and th o u g h tfu ln ess for others.
T he m em bers of the com pany a t
Tlle gll i,test m enace to success- E specially did she rem em ber the G resham B attery & Tiro Shop 2.00 tended “ R o sarla” lust evening In a
day th e gates will be o p e , for free begin to lay eggs a sh o rt tim e after posed law would bring about a re-
A. W. Metzger A Co................... 2.00
duction in the num ber of offices is ' f'll ch erry grow ing is w eath er con- u n fo rtu n a te w ith whom she cam e Myers B akery ............................. 1.00
adm ission to infield for autos and they have em erged from
uniform ed body.
the
occupants w ith a charg e for r e ground. Some of them will be lay a w eak one, as the heads of d ep art- I ditions at bloom ing and harvest in contact. Although h er own in Todd’s P a in t S h o p ....................... 1.00
m
ents
would
ask
for
m
ore
a
ssist-
tim
e.
If
the
pollen
does
n
o
t
spread.
served seats in th e grandstand. On ing eggs before all of them have an ts to care for th e added w ork and
come w as neve a larg e one, she I’iggly W iggly C o....................... 2.00 NEW BARBER SHOP
G resham Meat M a rk e t.............. 2.00
Sunday th e re will be a charge for changed from the weevil stag e to would dem and h igher salarie s for th e fru it do« not set and if we get alw ays found a w ay to give to G resham G a r a g e ......................... 2 00
TO OPEN FRIDAY
them selves. We have already the rain as the fru it is rip en in g , the those who w ere down and out n r e s h r m Drug C o....................... 2.00
autos and passen g ers and
for the beetle form.
T he la st sto re of th e Brown
m ach in ery needed for people who ch e rrie s will sp lit and spoil. These
g ran d stan d and bleacher seats a c
H. H illy a rd ............................. 1.00
In fields w here th e re seems to be w ish to come into the city. The two causes of failu re we ha Ye no financially anil m any a poor family '
building
has now been leased, G.
!
’
.
I
.
C.
Jo
h
n
s
o
n
.......................
1.00
cording to location.
a wide variatio n in th e tim e of proposed law would m ake it pos pow er to control, but th e re is a has been helped th ro u g h her quiet A. C C o p elan d ............................. 1.00 W. K lavenaugh of S eattle closing a
beneficence.
She
had
been
a
m
em
sible
for
th
e
city
to
sw
allow
up
th
e
th e ir appearan ce, it is advisable to
th ird cm 1 :e of loss th a t w e can co n ber of the F ree M ethodist church ¡Ivy •’illlng S ta tio n ..................... 2.00 c o n tra ct y esterday for th e building
A factory dem o n strato r of the
co u n try in sp ite of opposition.
Rai' o E le ctric C o...................... 2.00
W estinghouse electric ran g e will apply bait th e second tim e, about
S tanley Myers w ent into th e le tro l—th a t is the c h e rry fly maggot- for th e past 20 years. H er Inst I).
'. B e n tle y .............................. 1.00 to be used as a first-class barber
be p resen t at the local office of the tw o w eeks a fte r the first ap p lica gal asp ects of th e case. He said P ro p er praying at th e rig h t t me
B
<).
B o sw ell............................. 1.00 shop. T he fixtures a re arriv in g
w ords were, "T he way of the cross
P o rtlan d E lectric Pow er com pany tion. .E sp ecially is th is tru e if th a t all th e consolidation of offices
H. H. H ughes ............................ 2.00 and it is expected everything will
on S atu rd ay afternoon of th is week heavy ra in s a re experienced after p racticab le
has
alread y
been gets the fly and th e b attle Is won. leads hom e.'’
E. S. Q u in b y ................................. 1.00 be in read iness by F rid ay for th e
from 2 to 5 o'clock to explain the
brought about. The sheriff is also i T his sp ray form ula is lend arsen ate
W J. T o d d ..................................... 2.00
ad v antages of th is m ake of stove. th e first applicatio n has been made. th e tax collector, the county clerk one-half pound, black stra p mo
Card of T hanks.
C arl Dahl ..................................... 2.00 opening of the shop. T he place will
The county a g e n t’s office has a and city a u d ito r's office are alread y lasses two q u arts, and w ater 10
A handsom e electric cu rlin g iron
We w ish to th an k all for th eir G resham T ailo r and C le a n e r.. 1.00 be ready for business S atu rd ay
w ill be given to some lady present, supply of new b u lletin s giving the consolidated and th e county clerk
kindness and sym pathy extended to
E lsew here in th is issue of th e O ut life history, m eans of co n tro l and is clerk of th e c irc u it court. The gallons. Of th is m ix tu re one pint us d u rin g our bereavem ent th ro u g h G resham Sandw ich S h o p .......... 1.00 m orning.
Eddie’s P l a c e ............................... 1.00
Mr. K lavenaugh is w ell ex p e ri
Is
applied
on
tlie
sun
n
y
side
of
the
look will be found m ore com plete
chief deputies in the city offices
th e loss of our precious m other,
d etails reg ard in g th is d em o n stra other im portan t inform ation in re now get m ore sa lary th an th e c o r tree w here the flies congregate. also for the b eautiful floral offer B. A. W o rley............................... 1.00 enced In th is line and p lans to In
B ailey’s B arber S h o p ................. 1 00
gard to th e stra w b e rry root weevil. responding county officers. As one
tion.
We especially w ish to thank W ithrow ’s C on fectio n ery .......... 1.00 sta ll a b arb er shop th a t is fully up
T his application ta k es very little ing;
fam iliar w ith both th e city h all and
the
telephone
g
irls
for
courteous
E. E. W e llin g ............................... 1.00
th e co u rth o u se he said th a t th e re tim e and should be rep eated in case trea tm e n t and good serv ice in th e R aker * S o n ............................... 2.00 to d ate in every detail. T he fu r
n ish in g s a re to be exclusive and th e
is no arg u m en t for convenience in of rain so as to keep th e poison b e m any ca lls we made.
M. E C h u rc h ............................... 2.00
com bining th e two governm ents. fore the files all th e tim e.
Mrs. G. A. Cox. Mrs. E. W. Gib Mrs. C. N. T a b e r......................... 1.00 la test In design. T he en tire place
! Many of th e p ro m o ters who have
son, Miss Avia Beegle, W illiam, W. L. G o rsag e............................... 1.00 will conform to every law of sa n i
"G row ers should w atch for the
Raymond. Leroy, E rn e st and C J Lundquist........................... 1.00 ta tio n , according to Mr. K laven
C o n tin u ed on page 2
ap p e aran c e of th e flies, w hich is i
B urton Beegle.
W. J. C o o p er................................. 1.00 augh. T h ree c h a irs a re being in
usually about the tim e th e ch erries !
W alrad Merc. C o......................... 2.00
s ta rt to tu rn tow ards ripening. The
A ylsw orth A M artin ................... 1.00 sta lle d for th e opening and th e re
A d d itio n a l L ocals
LISTEN,
Hessel Im plem ent C o................. 1.00 |
bt' *wo a ssista n ts. L aier plans
sta n d ard sp ray fo rm u la is w ell ‘
FATHERS AMI MOTHERS.
A delightful m iscellaneous show adapted to use for doping th e tree s 1
L undquist T ru c k L in e ............... 1.00 include th e opening of a beauty
A gentlem an and fath e r of a 9- Keith B ertelson ......................... 1.00
er was given MtSs F loella Jacobs a
shop to be operated in connection
sh o rt tim e ago at th e hom e of the as only a pint is n ecessary a t a year-old d au g h ter said to th e p re s B ert B a k e r ..............
1.00
M isses E sth e r, May and N ettie N el time. We c a rry th e se pum ps in ident of th is bank a few days ago: O rie n ta l Beauty S h o p p e.......... 1.00 w ith th e to n so ria l parlo r.
son in Pow ell Valley in honor of stock. We also have th e O. A. C. "Do you know those h ab its of sav Ivan Sw ift .................................... 1.00
Mr. K lavenaugh announces th a t
L ot 1. C h a in b r a y a n d
ings a re
w onderful
c h a ra c te r C. O. S c h n e id e r........................... 1.00
the ap p ro ach in g wedding of Miss
, r ...i,
souvenirs
will be d istrib u ted a t th e
p rin te d p ercales.
ry r
Jacobs and O scar Noreen an event c ,rc u la r No 35’ w hlch yo” can Ket builders. Our 9-year-old d au g h ter
Dr H. H. O tt............................... 1.00,
Reg. $1.25, now
... <OC
of July. The affair w as given by a t Mr. H all’s office or a t th e c a n has accum ulated n ea rly $50 and S. Sm ith ........................................ 1.00 opening of th e shop F riday a fte r
noon.
' when she reach es th a t she w ill set
the girls of th e Powell V alley nery.’’
E. Stockton, C o n tr a c to r ,... 1.00 i
’ a higher goal. She w as given $2.00 C.
strin g band and th e Misses Ruth
L ot 2. E n g lish p r i n t s ,
S am ’s Top S h o p........................... 1.00
1 la st C h ristm as and inducem ents
and Evelyn Schedeen. Thirty-five
D. J o n e s ............................... 2.00 ■ New Shoes for Ladle«, $4.95.
p la in a n d figured.
r ir
j held out for h er to spend It. Do Guy
w ere p resen t and all had a m ost MANY HONOR MEMORY
E. R. K id d e r............................... 1.00
No w here will you find such
Reg. $2.25, now...«pA«<0
’you
th
in
k
she
would
do
so.
No,
OF
MRS.
LITTLEI’AGE
enjoyable tim e. Many beautiful
Mrs. Roy P e te rso n ..................... 1.00 splendid slip p ers a t so low a price.
.s
ir
;
th
a
t
w
as
too
good
an
oppor-
gifts w ere received by th e bride-
E dw ards C leaners * D y e r s ... 1.00 Ask to see our lad les’ shoes a t
The funeral of Mrs. A nnie L ittle- I tu n ity to in crease her savings.”
L ot 3. P la in
B ro ad clo th
elect and refre sh m e n ts w ere served
G resham P lum bing A H eating
$2.95 and $3.95. A ylsw orth A Mar-
To
Induce
th
e
ch
ild
ren
to
get
page, who died a t h e r home near
d u rin g the evening.
in a s so rte d colors. (Pi Q r’
C o m p a n y ................................... 1.00 ton, G resham .—Adv.
sta
rte
d
and
form
hab
its
such
as
bis
Reg. $2.50, now .
?
T he Rev. and Mrs. J A. H opper Boring on June 8, was held from g irl acquired we w ill un til th is City B akery ................................. 1.00
and son H ow ard left th is m orning j the Sandy com m unity ch u rch S u n - ! ad v ertisem en t is discontinued give W alter W M etzger..................... 2.00
for S eattle w here Mr. and Mrs. j day afternoon a t 1 o’clock and was to each boy or g irl who has no a c W alrad A W rig h t....................... 1.00
L ot 4. P rin te d S o isettes,
H opper's only d au g h ter M artha is one of th e la rg e st ever conducted i count at th is bank but would like S an ita ry M a r k e t ......................... 1.00
s m a l l figures, a s so rte d
ti>
be m arried tom orrow evening to
to get sta rted and will open an a c W. R. H ic k s................................. 2.00
colors. R e g u la r
Burton P ierce of S eattle.
Mr. by th e G resham F u n eral parlors. count w ith $5.00 pledging him self E. H. K elly ................................... 1.00 t
$2.75, n o w .......
P ierce Is a g rad u a te of th e U niver Mrs. L ittlepage was a m em ber of Or h erself to leave for a period of C. H. Lane, W atkins Remedies 2.00 i T uesday E vening, Ju n e 14__Cot-
a ,
— - - ton Blossom sin g e rs a t M B.
sity of W ashington and Miss H op the Bell fam ily w hich, w ith her six m onths, an A m erican flag out-
T o ta l............................... $100.00 church.
per attended th a t in stitu tio n th ree h u sb an d 's family, Is w ell and fa-
L ot 5. Im p o rte d c l o t h ,
co n sistin g of a w ell m ade flag
years. T h eir fu tu re p lan s are u n vorably known th ro u g h o u t the I S o L W r e i S ^ m L “ - h a ' yard8
P in h e a d c h eck s in a s s o r t
Ju n e 13 to 18— Portland Rose
decided a t th is tim e.
ed colors. Reg.
F estiv al week.
county. She was a w oman of ex-
F lag Day and th e F o u rth of Ju ly
The
G
resham
circle
of
the
E
v
an
$2.95, n o w .........
gelical W om en's union is planning ceptionally fine c h a ra c te r and was a re near a t hand and such a flag
The follow ing have co n trib u ted
S atu rd ay E vening. Ju n e 18—
a
stra w b e rry and ice cream social highly esteem ed by a host of \ w ln delight th e children.
Hence and social at Sandy G range
Lot 6. F i n e M ercerized
tow
ard
the
sum
m
er
open-air
hand
Get
them
sta
rted
rig
h
t.
I
t
m
ust
to be given on th e church grounds friends. She was a prom inent m em
ball, auspices L adies A ltar Society
F o u la rd s, a s so rte d m ed i
concerts. Is your nam e in the list? of
on Roberts avenue on Tuesday eve ber of th e Sandy g ran g e and t: it be done w hile they a re young.
St. M ichael's church.
um figures. Reg.
ning. Ju n e 21. A cordial invitation
F IR S T STA TE BANK.
Brockw ay A N elson.................$15 00
body
assisted
w
ith
th
e
ritu
a
listic
is extended to all to attend.
G resham , Ore.
A S tro n g Bank Bank of G re sh a m ..................... 10.00
$3.25, now ........
Ju n e 18 and 19—O pening of
cerem onies of th e g ran g e at the
W. R. H icks C o......................... 10.00 speedw ay bowl.
A jolly b irth d ay p arty was held
Dr. H. H. H u g h es..................... 6.00
Mrs. L ittlep ag e's m other ,
Ix>t 7. All R ayon, m edi-
Monday a t th e home of Mrs. John grave.
BJur E lectric S to re ................... 15.00
Monday, Ju n e 20— R egular a n
died w hen she was young and on
Bliss
In
honor
of
her
m
other
Mrs.
um size figures, V enise
,4
L. L. K idder Hdwe. C o.......... 10.00 nual school m eetings. D istric t No.
Anna E ngels who celebrated her her youthful shoulders devolved the
lace trim . Reg.
W alrad Merc. C o....................... 10.00 4, 2 p m., grade school auditorium .
*8th birthday. Mrs Bliss g ra n d responsibility of ca rin g for the
?
Outlook P u b lishing C o.......... 10.00; D istrict No. 28, A rholeda club
$4.95, n o w .....
d au g h ter Evelyn Stone was seven
Given under the auspices of the
C. J. L u n d q u ist........................... i.oo | house W ilkes d istric t No. 7, Mon
y ea rs old on th e sam e day. Mrs. fam ily of four younger children.
Izadles' A ltar Society of
G resham B attery A T ire
day evening, 8 o'clock.
The Rev. W illiam F alrw eath er
Engels received m any lovely gifts
Shop ........................................ 3.00 i
S t, M ichael’s C hurch, Sandy
T hose p rese n t w ere Mrs. G ertru d e preached th e fu n eral serm on and !
A. J. W. B ro w n ........................
6.00
T uesday E vening, Ju n e
21—
P earson and d au g h ter Ju n e, Mrs. th ere w ere several a p p ro p riate m u- |
Ivy F illing S t a t i o n .,............... 3.00 S tra w b e rry and Ice cream social
C. Royer, Mrs. Mary Robertson and
G resham D rug C o..................... 16.00 Zion E vangelical c h u rc h law n.
“The House of Quality”
Mrs. Dwight E A lderm an all of steal num bers. An ab u n d an ce of
H epp’a R acket S to re ............... 6.00 j
P o rtlan d ; Mrs. Blaine T u rn e r and beautiful flowers t stifled to the
A ylsw orth A M a rtin ................. 16.00 I S atu rd ay , Ju ly 23—A nnual F arm -
GRESHAM.OREGON
ch ild ren , Mrs. C. H. Stone and c h il high reg ard felt for th e deceased.
At the Sandy G range Hall
J. E. M etzger.........................
« 00 e ra ’ F ield Day a t fair grounds.
PHONE 1411
dren. Mrs. A. D. Camp. Mrs. W. T. A long concourse of m achines fol
C afeteria Lunch Served
Sherw
ood.
Mrs
May
H
anning,
Mrs.
In
su
ra
n
ce
funds
for
farm
loans
1 M onday, J u n e 27— E lection of
We Give Green Trading Stamps
E ngels and Mr. and Mrs. John lowed th e rem ains to Its la st rest- 1
A
ilin
i'.in
n
5Oe
|
No
com
m
ission
or
brokerage.
Very
¡G
resh am Union high school dlrect-
Ing place In Sandy cem etery.
Bliss.
/
easy term s. B. W. T h o rn e.—Adv. o r 2 to 7 p. m.
Cherries Promise
to Be Profitable
Big Reductions
IN WOMEN’S DRESSES
A ll Spring 1927 Styles
$1.95
Band Fund
$2.25
2.35
$3.95
WALRAD MERCANTILE CO.
Dance-Card Party
Sat, Eve., .fune 18