GRESHAM
C. H. Calkins Revisits
Old Haunts in Minnesota
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“T he g rav es have been o b literat-
The follow ing in te re stin g story,
clipped from th e first page of the ' ed by tim e. Mr. C alkins th ought he
recognized a little mound as th e
F airm ont l M innesota) D aily S en ti spot w here his g ra n d fa th e r sleeps.
n el of A ugust 8, gives an insight If a m onum ent m ark ed th e spot its
into th e ea rly life of a G resham inscription would read : "E benezer
tow nsm an, C harles H. Calkins, who, David C alkins—born 1797 — died
1878. A soldier of th e w ar of 1812.’
w ith his wife, is m aking a to u r of
“Close by sleeps Mr. C alkins' m a
th e United S tates, expecting to te rn a l g rand m o th er, Mrs. T hom as
ev entually go as fa r as Maine. The M urray. His uncle. H enry Calkins,
occupies an o th er in d istin g u ish ab le
sto ry in p a rt is as follow s:
“F ifty y ea rs ago. P o stm a ster grave.
“Uncle H enry w ent w est over the
F ra n k W herland of Welcome and
C harles H. C alkins, now of G resh Oregon tra il in th e 50's. W orking
am , Oregon, w ere schoolm ates in as a team ster for th e governm ent,
th e old log schoolhouse on P ierce his back w as broken in an accident,
Lake, long since disappeared and, leaving him h elp less from th e hips
to the p resen t g eneration, entirely • down. F or $500 he hired a com
foi gotten.
' panion to accom pany him back to
' Sunday afternoon th e tw o gen his fa th e r's hom e in M innesota.
tlem en revisited to g eth er th e loca Lying on a bed he him self held th e
tion of th e old schoolhouse, the rein s and guided his team acro ss
hillside w here once existed the dug- m ountains and plains. In th is h elp
o u t in w hich Mr. C alkins w as born less condition he lived for 12 years.
in 1870, the forgotten burying He w as buried in th e forgotten
ground w here m em bers of th e C al cem etery in 1872.
"Close by sleep s an o th er uncle,
kins fam ily have long since mold-
ered to dust, th e p rairie s, now G eorge Calkins. He died in 1877,
g rain fields and corn land, w here w hen 12 y ears old, a t the hom e of
the tw o lads tended th e ir flocks, of his sister, Mrs. H enry Miller, who
sheep, and m any other locations lived on th e old P ierce L ake farm
hallow ed by th e passing of the th a t Lenny B urton bought in 1876.
y ears, freighted w ith golden m em
"S cattered about a re th e restin g
places of o th e r fo rg o tten pioneers.
ories.
"W hile M t . W herland has lived T his long neglected spot should be
co ntinuously in th e com m unity, resto red and p reserv ed . P erh ap s
Mr. C alkins left in 1888. To him, o th e r v eteran s th an th e one who
the locality of his old hofne con fought in 1812 a re sleeping th ere.
tained b u t a single recognizable So fa r as know n th e re is b u t one
fea tu re— P ierce Lake, but th is so other soldier of th a t w ar buried In
sadly changed as to suggest but the county, a Mr. H ollenbeck, in
little of its form er m agnificence.
N ashville cem etery.
"G ran d fath er E. D. C alkins cam e
“They first visited th e old H alf
.Moon burying ground in Rolling to Mower county. Minn., from near
G reen w here G ra n d fa th e r E benezer Buffalo, N. Y., in 1855. In 1864, w ith
David C alkins—a veteran of the his large fam ily, he drove hia ox
w ar of 1812— w as laid to re s t in team to M artin county. Several
grow n sons and d au g h ters accom
1878.
"T his is a pioneer graveyard, the panied him. Qne son. Jam es, fath er
existence of w hich is know n to of th e visitor from Oregon, took a
very few. and w hich contains p e r hom estead in Section 4. T enhasaen.
haps 20 graves. It pever was p la t H ere he lived u n til 1872. In th is
ted or officially consecrated as a dugout the son, C h arles w as born.
“ Mr. Calkins, who w ith his wife
cem etery It m erely w as a peace
ful wooded spot w here, when be is m aking a 20.000-mile to u r to all
reavem ent cam e to the hum ble, four co rn e rs of th e United S tates,
sc a tte re d hom es of th e pioneers, will find no spot in all of his tr a v
els th a t w ill appeal as did the lo cal
they laid aw ay th e ir dead.
“T he burying ground is in th e oak ities he visited w ith Mr. W herland
tim ber on th e ea st bank of w hat S unday,” says th e Sentinel, and
w as once K ing’s Lake, la te r K ing’s adds th a t Mrs. H enry M iller, widow
slough and now n eith er lake nor of th e m an from whom Lenny B u r
slough, in R olling Green. Its loca ton bought his P ierce Lake farm
tion is a cre scen t-lik e half circle in 1876, is still living in P o rtlan d .
of the wooded bank suggesting th e Oregon, the only su rv iv o r of the 13
nam e, w hich few rea d ers of The children of the v eteran of 1812,
sleeping in Half Moon cem etery.
S entinel ever heard before.
ROCKWOOD
A num ber of frien d s an d neigh
bors of J. W. E ck ert, Rockw ood's
popular m erch an t, su rp rised him
on T h u rsd ay evening, th e occasion
being th e a n n iv e rsa ry of his birth.
D elicious refre sh m e n ts w ere se rv
ed, a p p ro p ria te rem em b ran ces of
the day w ere p resen ted an d all had
a very enjoyable tim e. T hose p re s
en t w ere th e Rev. and Mrs. J. F.
Dunlop and d au g h ter M ildred, Mr.
and Mrs. T hom as Olds, Mr. and
Mrs. Woodfill and .c h ild re n , Mrs.
Ed. McCann and Miss G ladys Mc
Cann, Mrs. Jo h n so n and Miss Mil
dred Johnson, Dr. an d Mrs. C. L.
H aynes and ch ild ren , th e Misses
Em m a T horson and Anna Bowe.
O rrie E ck ert, E lva E ck e rt and the
host and hostess.
C ath erin e H aynes w as one of th e
prize w in n ers in sew ing a t th e
county fair. All th e prize w in n ers
will exhibit th e ir w ork a t th e sta te
fair.
Rockwood is ta k in g on new life
w ith th e advent of w ater. E x te n s
ive im provem ents a re u n d er way at
the schoolhouse w ith sa n ita ry to il
ets and septic ta n k m ade possible
by an ad eq u ate supply of w ate r for
a ll purposes.
T hom as Olds is ad ding th ree
room s to his bungalow and o th e r
w ise im proving his a ttra c tiv e home.
W ork is being ru sh ed to m ake
room for th e fu rn ace to be in
stalled In th e church. H. Nicholls
is doing th e excavating. T he fu r
nace is th e gift of frien d s of th e
church.
A very enjoyable tim e w as had at
th e potluck su p p er a t th e ch u rch
on W ednesday evening, and $7.00
was collected by th e p a sto r to be
applied on th e pay m en t of th e
piano.
The Rev. and Mrs. J. F. Dunlop
left for th e ir v acatio n a t th e se a
shore Monday. T h ere w ill be no
services of any kind a t th e ch u rch
on next Sunday.
L U ST E D
Mr. and Mrs. Jo h n H om an have
sold th e ir 20-acre farm a h alf m il?
n o rth of the L usted schoolhouse to
Mr. and Mrs. Jam es Q uinn of L inn-
ton, Oregon. They have ta k e n pos
session of th e ir new hom e and Mr.
and Mrs. H om an have located n ear
I and w orship a t 11 a. m. and 8 G resham for th e p resen t.
PO W E L L V ALLEY
o’clock in th e evening. The m o rn
Mrs. D ouglas Cone and m other of ing service will be held in Sw edish
F A IR V IE W
Red Bluff, C alifornia, a re v isitors and th e evening serv ice in E nglish.
Mrs. D. P. S hepherd and d au g h
Services will be held at th e
th is week a t th e hom e of Mr. and
Swedish Mission ch u rch Sunday te r Miss M ildred of W alla W alla.
Mrs. P e te r R esare.
m orning at 11 o'clock, at w hich W ash., have been rec en t g u ests
Mr. and Mrs. C harles L undquist tim e th e Rev. Don S hogren will a t th e hom e of Mr. and Mrs. C. G.
have gone to T illam ook for a few preach in Swedish from the su b F an ch er and Mrs. Ida S hepherd.
ject, "M anna F rom H eaven.” At 8 Sunday Mrs. S hepherd w ill be
d a y s’ stay.
Joined by Mr. S hepherd and d au g h
Tin1 Rev. and Mrs. Enoch San- o'clock in the evening th e service te r T helm a to spend a w eek or ten
will be in E nglish and he will
deen and son O rville retu rn ed Mon speak from the topic, “A B itter days a t Seaside.
Billy and A lbert Stone, ch ild ren
day from so u th ern Oregon w here D isappointm ent.”
At th e la st
they have been since the first of m onthly business m eeting it w as of Mr. and Mrs. W. E. Stone, a re
rejoicing over th e a rriv a l of a baby
Ju n e w ith the exception of two planned to hold a tw o-w eeks’ ev an siste r born A ugust 17. She has
gelistic and Bible study m eeting
weeks which, w ere spent at San some tim e d u rin g th e fall. A n u m been nam ed N ancy F re d e ric a and
F rancisco w here the Rev. Mr. San- ber a re planning to atten d th e d is w eighs 7% pounds. M other and
deen fo rm erly had a pastorate. tric t young people's conference d au g h ter are a t St. V incents hospi
which will be held in th e Swedish tal and both a re rep o rted to be do
W hile at R oseburg his tim e w as oc ta
b ern acle in P o rtlan d S unday a f ing nicely.
cupied in organization w ork in con ternoon. A ugust 28, a t 3 o'clock.
Mrs. Blaine T u rn e r and ch ild ren ,
T u rn e r's
nection w ith th e L u th e ra n church. Many young people w ill atten d the accom panied by Mrs.
T he trip down w as m ade over the vearly confisrence of th e N orth P a m o th er Mrs. Jo h n Bliss and her
cific Coast ’Young P eople's society siste r Mrs. A. D. Camp, attended
Pacific highw ay and back over the to be held a t Spokane S eptem ber th e p ag ean t W ednesday afternoon
Redwood highw ay. T he c o n stru c 2-5. Mr. S hogren has received word at W ashington p ark in P o rtlan d .
G uests at th e hom e of Mrs. H. C.
tion w ork on th e Redwood route is that R obert H ark n ess, w orld-fam ed
Moore on W ednesday w ere her
com
poser
and
p
ian
ist
from
A
us
not yet com pleted, m aking driving
tra lia , who w orked w ith C harles d au g h ter Mrs. H a rry A ndrade and
a cautious pastim e. T he p asto r and A lexander, g reat song leader, will her son E lm er Je n k in s an d fam ily,
his w ife w ere given a p leasan t s u r be here Septem ber 17. Sunday all of P o rtland.
T he Rev. and Mrs. E. R. D. Hol-
p rise in R oseburg and tw o in San school at the Mission ch u rch will
lensted a re expected to re tu rn to
F rancisco, also th e baby w as r e convene at 9:50 as usual. An a p m orrow from th e ir v acation outing
preciable grow th Is noticed in the
m em bered on his th ird birthday. Sunday school.
and he will occupy the pulpit of th e
Sm ith
M em orial
P re sb y teria n
Miss E lsie Johnson and Miss Lillie
< h u rch S unday irtrtrning at 11
Olson of R oseburg accom panied Mr.
HALEY
o'clock. Sunday school w ill co n
and Mrs. Sandeen hom e and will
T he Rev. Jo h n Johnson, a form er vene as u su al a t 10.
rem ain over for th e Bible in stitu te
p asto r of the H aley B ap tist ch u rch ,
w hich will be held at Colton the will preach th e re Sunday m orning
Our fuel line is w ell asso rted in
com ing week.
at 11 o’clock In th e absence of the cluding Rock S p rin g s L um p Coal,
Miss H elen L arson has retu rn ed reg u lar p asto r, th e Rev. Jo h n S. Gas B riquets, Fuel T ies, and Slab-
wood a t sum m er prices d irect to
from Long
Beach. W ashington, Nordell who is conducting a few you from th e car. It m akes a sa v
m eetings a t C herry Grove, begin
w here she h as spent a six w eeks' ning y esterd ay and to continue over ing for you. O rder now. Phone
vacation. She will rem ain in Pow- Sunday, A ugust 21. S unday school 1871, callin g for Mr. Dean.—T he
11 Valley w ith her fa th e r for a few will be conducted at In o'clock, the B erry G row ers P ack in g Co.
days before re tu rn in g to her w ork Ju n io r m eeting at 7 o'clock in the
Piano tu n in g , $3.50. P iano and
i evening, and the evening service
in P ortland.
beginning at 8 o'clock w ill be in o rgan rep airin g . F red B. Jones,
S ervices a t the S aron L u th eran I charg e of the young people, w ith 2625, 49th stre e t S. E., P o rtlan d .
ch u rc h w ill be resum ed in re g u la r I Fred F ry ck stro m as leader. T he Phone TA bor 8952 or G resham
o rd e r next Sunday, the p asto r h av I Sunday m orning w orship will be In 1561.—Adv.
! Swedish.
i n g re tu rn e d from his trip south.
M ention to an ad v e rtise r th a t you
Sunday school w ill convene at 9:45 1 Want ads add to your profit.
saw his ad. in th e Outlook.
OUTLOOK, FRIDAY,
AUGUST
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at C o ttrell w hich they have recent-
i l.v co n stru cted . T hey w ill be g r e a t-
"W alking W ith C h rist” w ill be 1 ly m issed from th e ir form er home
th e topic of th e serm on next S un near th e O rient school.
Mrs B. C. A ltm an received a
day m orning at 11:15 at th e M eth
odist ch u rch at P leasan t Home, of painful injury to her foot last S a t
w hich th e Rev. E. W W ithnell is urday when she stepped on a nail.
Au old fashioned ch a riv ari was
th e pastor. E p w o rth League will
convene at S o’clock in the evening. given Mr. and Mrs. H. Lee Ball last
Mr. and Mrs. George B lackburn S atu rd ay night afte r th e ir re tu rn
front C rater L ake w here they e n
have re tu rn e d from a trip to New joyed
th e ir honeym oon. Lee was
p o rt and oth er beaches.
' ready for the se re n ad e rs and every
Ten frien d s su rp rised Miss B ertha one p rese n t enjoyed all th e ' Ice
Rich on the occasion of her b irth cream aud cake they could stow
day . A lthough she is suffering away. Mrs. Ball w as Miss Signe
w ith an abscess on th e bone, she Stone before h er m arriag e.
w as m uch pleased a t being rem em
Mrs. R. I. A nderson and Mrs. II.
bered and enjoyed th e day greatly . c. Nelson were shopping in Port
Mr. and Mrs. W. S. F ord and land on W ednesday.
youug sons of Merced. C alifornia,
a re visiting at th e hom e of Mrs.
SPRINGDALE
F o rd ’s p are n ts Mr. and Mrs. A. E.
De Haven. T he tw o fam ilies en
W illiam Salzm un. of the Colum
joyed a trip aro u n d the Mt. Hood
Loop on W ednesday. They plan to bia H ighw ay Service statio n , and
leave for th e ir hom e on S atu rd ay . Miss H elen W acksm uth of P o rtlan d
Mrs. F ord w as a form er te ac h er in w ere united in m a rria g e Sunday,
th e O rient school.
A ugust 14, at 10 o'clock a t th e Zion
T h ere w ill be no preach in g s e r
T he
vices a t th e P le a sa n t Home B aptist L u th e ra n ch u rch , P o rtlan d .
ch u rch on Sunday, but Sunday b rid e w ore a peach crepe gown
school will convene at 10 o'clock covered w ith lace, black p aten t
u nder th e su p erin ten d en cy of Mrs. leath er slip p ers with rh inestone
G. N asshahn. T he B. Y. P. U. will
m eet at 8 o'clock w ith Miss W ilma buckles and a bandeau of rh in e
C hase as leader. At the close of stones on h er head. She ca rrie d a
the service election of officers for bouquet of O phelia ro ses and or-
th e next six m onths will tak e place. j chid sw eet peas. Miss M argaret
A cordial in v itation is given to all
W acksm uth, siste r of th e bride, was
to atten d th ese services.
Mr. and Mrs. G. N asshahn and h er a tte n d a n t and D urw ard Cowan,
d au g h ters, Je ssie and Lucille, sp en t w as the groom ’s best m an. After
last week at N etarts, w here they the cerem ony a reception w as held
enjoyed th e ir first clam digging. at the home of th e b rid e’s sister
T his w as th e ir first v isit to th e
Miss E sth e r W acksm uth for n ear
beach.
A new road Is being opened frien d s and relativ es. The bridal
n o rth e a st of P le a sa n t Home be couple drove to S p rin g d ale early
tw een th e H om an and L ent farm s Monday m orning and had b re a k
w hich leads down to the Sandy riv
er. It is rep o rted a h ealth re so rt fa st w ith Mr. an d Mrs. F red Salz-
w ill be estab lish ed here by a form er m an, leaving from th e re via auto
G resham
physician
who owns on th e ir honeym oon. T hey will be
p ro p erty along th is road.
F rien d s of Mr. and Mrs. Max gone for a m onth or six w eeks and
Kligel a re receiving announce upon th e ir re tu rn will reside in
m ents of th e m arria g e of th e ir elder S pringdale.
d au g h ter, G ertru d e, to C harles H a
w orth la st Sunday at th e Kligel
CORBETT
home. Mr. and Mrs. H aw orth have
gone to R ainier N ational p ark for
Mrs. Lydia O strand of P o rtland,
th e ir honeym oon and on th e ir re
tu rn w ill resid e in th e H a rry Bick who w as th e guest of Mrs. C lara
ford home south of th is place. Mrs. Smili last week, w ent to Bridal
H aw orth Is th e p o p u lar and su c
cessfu l p rin cip al of th e D am ascus Veil S atu rd ay evening to visit her
school and w ill assum e h er duties d au g h ter and fam ily, Mr. and Mrs
th e re at th e beginning of school in C larence Bush.
Septem ber.
Mr. and Mrs. T. L. E vans spent
T he M cA llister and Nash fam i- I
lies have moved to th eir new home the la st week a t Oregon beaches
P L E A S A N T HOM E
and visited Mr. and Mrs. F N. I.as-
ley w hile away.
Mr. and Mrs. P. D. Settlem ier
w ere In P o rtlan d T hursday.
Vlctor E llis is in stallin g on his
farm a w ater system w hich w ill be
o perated by an electric engine-
Columbia g ran g e enjoyed an all-
day session S atu rd ay with a good
atten d an ce, considering th e busy
season of the year. The blue rib-
bon won by the gran g e on its booth
. .
and display of fru it and vegetables
a t th e county fair w as hung in th e
h all, Colum bia w inning th ird place
am ong the seven granges rep re-
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sented. T his w as very g ratify in g
to the m em bers in view of th e fact
it is one of th e sm aller gran g es in
en ro llm en t, and produce at the
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as.
higher altitu d e Is la te r th an n ea rer
the W illam ette.
Miss D oris G raham of P o rtlan d
visited her siste r Mrs. F red Reed
over Sunday.
,, ,
C larence Bush of Bridal Veil has
p urchased the 40-acre farm of Mrs.
/is Never too Hot!
to give Real Service.
In fact, the hotter the day the more
you will appreciate how thoroughly
enjoyable it is to bank here, and how
promptly and satisfactoirly we can
handle your banking business.
You will always be welcome and
made to feel at home in so pleasing a
way that you will want to come again.
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MERCHANTS TICKETS WILL NOT HE ACCEPTED for
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change In price— IOe and 35c.
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S A T C R IIA Y , AI III'HT 20—
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Their charm comes from design —
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P o p u la r P rices
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A I 'G I S T 23, 2 p .m .
Battery Service.
A g u ara n tee d b a tte ry for $3 or $4
and your old one. C harging, 50c.
, Pow ell Valley S ervice sta tio n a t
J 52J 8treet phone TA bor 0284 a tte r
7 p m —A(jv.
at Gresham Theater
jîkalfp’s Jfüiflrg sptorc
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ing» an d F illin g s.
It is very im portant th a t you re
tu rn the ballots we sent you as we
>»>ist have a m ajority of all of the
m em bers represen ted a t th e meet*
, nR a t g p m „ „ A uguat 23. at th e
can n ery , in order to ta k e advant-
age of th e governm ent finance p lan
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cheap money to h a r-
vest our crops w ith annu ally . T h is
*|s very im p o rtan t, so please re tu rn
the b allo ts a t once, and oblige a fte r
m ark in g out the word AGAINST
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your nam e it you favor
th e plan. If you oppose th e plan
a tr|k e QUt th e w ord EOR
C. B. GREENE, Sec'y.
ENGAGEMENT EXTRAORDINARY
Mrs. L. A. Humphreys, the nationally known food expert will give a
free baking demonstration FOX’S STORE, Troutdale, Oregon
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Attention Members of the Co-op.
erallve Berry Growers.
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Baking Demonstration
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A nna R ickert in the H u rlb u rt d is
trict.
George Knieriem Sr. attended a
G. A. R. meeting in Portland Satur-
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H orace E vans attended the O. A.
C. picnic at th e Oaks S aturday.
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THE PUBLIC IS CORDIALLY INVITED
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