T W IC E
A
W EEK
G resham O utlook
VOL. 17, NO. «Ó
GRESHAM, MULTNOMAH COUNTY, OREGON, TUESDAY, OCTOBER 11. 1»23
COMPANY
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Berry Growers Are NEW FUEL
is locate » here Gresham I earn Gives
J. C. Allm on anil D. H. Van Deu- j
of P o rtlan d a re in G resham th is
Given Instructions sen
Milwaukie Trimming
w eek perfectin g th e ir p lan s for th e j
SCHOOL RECEPTION
' 1
to befrh iay night
,
TUESDAYS
AND
FRIDAYS
#2.»» Her Year
P ,1
Auxiliary to Gather
BERRY GROWERS PLAN
CO-OP. ORGANIZATION
Leslie Judd Takes
Long Alaskan Trip
T here is m uch p leasan t a n tic ip a
D. E. Tow le and 8. B. H all a t
tion over th e u p p er class reception
tended a p relim in ary co n su ltatio n '
w hich is being arra n g e d for F rid ay
of berry g ro w ers at Oregon City
T he im portance of applying fer- i beRinnin'! of a woodyard, to be j
evening at th e high school w hen
F riday evening, and th e follow ing t
G resham and M ilwaukie clashed freshm en, new stu d en ts an d p a r
T he com m ittee on th e M ississippi evening Mr. Tow le w ent to Mil-1 Let, Ue Ju d d . „„„ of the Rev and
tilize r to berry fields and giving known as th e G resham F uel com- for football honors .F rid a y a f te r en ts will be w elcom ed in a big get-
flood relief canned goods cam paign w aukle w here an effort is being Mrs. E G. Judd, retu rn ed la st
th e p roper cultivation is brou g h t to pany. T he v ard is to be located on noon on tlie la tte r's field, resu ltin g together.
th e atten tio n of the m em bers of th e th(. slte of th e E astm an p ian ing in a first-class w hitew ash of Mil
has m ade a rran g e m en ts w ith the m ade to o rganize a cooperative j week from a 16-m onths’ to u r of
b erry g ro w ers association to in
A
p
rogram
of
In
terest
is
being
B erry G row ers Packing com pany
,,,
„
, .
w aukie's team , the sco re standing
p ro p rieto rs of th e five local grocery clude that portion of C lackam as A laska. He left yesterd ay for Mil
in th e follow ing le tte r from th e 1111 on a sm a" P arcel of ground 12 to 0. M ilwaukie w en t th ro u g h a planned w hich w ill include m u si
to n -F ree w ate r w here he will take
man&ger, D. E. T ow le:
j leased from th e P o rtlan d E lectric snappy w arm ing up and sta rted cal num bers by Miss Alice P rin d le sto res, th e 20th C entury, th e New county not alread y covered by the post g rad u a te w ork In th e high
m usical in stru c to r of G. U. H. S„
rrito ry of th e G resham organlxa- ' 8 th ool at t „ at p,ace p p rep
ra to
to ry
ry to
rep a a ra
“We w ant to call your atten tio n Pow er com pany. Two lots have w ith a ru sh . G resham scored a V erne P resto n of P o rtlan d , th e glee berg Packing A- Produce com pany, te
tion.
e n tra n c e next year into Oregon
to th e question of applying fe rtili- been purch ased fropi the E astm an touchdow n in th e first q u a rte r, clu b s and h ig h -sc h o o l o rch e stra. the Piggly W iggly, A. W Metzger
The a tte n d a n c e w as fa ir at th e
zer to the b erries and o th e r crops. L um ber com pany adjoining the Okuda ru n n in g 30 y ard s. Scores A one-act play w ill be given w ith A Co. and th e W alrad M ercantile m eeting S atu rd ay evening and th e A g ricu ltu ra l college.
Mr. Ju dd spent la st w inter a t
It is tru e that th is has been a very
w ere m ade a fte r a series of long Iren e Johnson, G rpfchen Moore, com pany, for th e placing of boxes plans favorable. E stacada, Canby.
A tlin, B. C., n ear the A laskan
discouraging y ear and some gro w yard on th e south, also th e fuel J ru n s. P asses d idn’t w ork as well W illiam Ott a» d Alice B aron as th e
Oregon City, M olalla, C arver and
ers say "W hat is the use?" A gainst dealers w ill buy from th e E ast- ! as in th e Roosevelt gam e. A m in ch a racters. T he ad d ress of w el to receive co n trib u tio n s of tin M ilwaukie w ere rep resen ted a t th e boundary. In the sprin g he b oard
th is position th e re is th e arg u m e n t m ans th e loading platform oh tut* before th e gam e w as over W ih come will be given by Elwood D un canned fru its and vegetables. The ! g ath erin g . R obert Kipp of P o rtlan d ed a boat, th e “A laska” at Skagw ay
th a t poor yields cost m uch m ore w hich the p lan in g m ill has been lo- j lon w ent acro ss for a touchdow n can, to w hich a resp o n se w ill be boxes w ill be in place T h u rsd ay . was p rese n t in the in te re sts of th e and landed a t Cordova in south east
th a n good yields. The cost of an
on a left end run. In th e th ird m ade in behalf of the freshm en by F rid ay and S atu rd ay of th is week a g ric u ltu ra l d ep a rtm en t of the A laska. From Cordova he w ent by
tra in to C hitina and began a 300-
acre of b erries is no g re a te r in pro cated. The p la n er has been sold q u a rte r D uncan tackled a Milwau- L aw rence A ylsw orth and in behalf
am b er of com m erce of th at city tnile hike to F airb an k s. He w as
ducing a good crop th an a poor one, and w ill be loaded and shipped , kie g ian t who had ju st received a of th e school by P rin cip al R. E. and p lacard s will call atten tio n to I ch
and
expressed
him
self
as
well
sat'
th e difference being in doing good soon to th e p u rch a sers at St. pass and knocked th e b rea th out of Cannon. L o rn a Schedeen and Jo h n th eir presence. Tile M ethodist L a istied w ith (lie resu lts of th e m eet fo rtu n ate, how ever. In getting a
rid e alm ost all of th is distance.
work, doing it in season or out of H elens.
I
T hls caused th e title of “the A nicker, th e respective p resid en ts dies Aid voted at its last m eeting to ing.
A fter rem aining in F airb an k s for
season anil fertilizin g or not fe r
i
■ . . ,
big b ru te " to be bestow ed upon of the Tri-Y and the Hi-Y o rg a n i ask each of its m em bers for at
A
genial
sp
irit
of
cooperation
e
x
T
he
new
ly-organized
fuel
com
-
1
-
p
a m onth he took a tra in to Sew ard
tilizing.
D uncan.
zations,
w
ill
speak
on
the
m
erits
of
ists
between
th
e
b
erry
in
te
re
sts
of
least
one
can
of
tom
atoes
in
tins.
w hich is about 500 m iles directly
“If we do good w ork and do it at pany w ill handle wood, coal and
T hose p resen t say G resham <play- th ese school clubs. Benj. H. Davies
.Multnomah
C . lackam
couie-
, ,, , and
,
, , , , as ,,,
, , j *outh. H e left S ew ard on Ju ly 25
th e rig h t tim e it helps w onderfully, briq u ets. T he m em bers of th e p a r t ed a h ard fought gam e w ith hon w ill ru n off a ree l of m ovies on They will be left in th e k itchen of ,,
ties and it , believed this will aid i
the steam ship "V ictoria” for
b ut if the land is low in fe rtility n ersh ip yesterd ay concluded th e ors well d istrib u ted . T his is the various ac tiv itie s p ertain in g to th e th e church.
in .1 p eitn au e n t o rganization of th e Nome. He rem ained in Nome about
th e w ork of cu ltiv atin g alone even purch ase of a C hevrolet ton tru c k th ird successive win over M ilw au school and its in terests.
T his move, w hich is one of the berry people m the sister county. a w eek ta k ln g
8llrroundlng
if done in season w ill not produce
kie
They have never defeated
m ost h u m a n ita ria n launched for the A c o m m ittee consisting of seven scen ery . and th en took „ launch
T
he
stud
en
tb
o
d
y
officers
for
th
is
w
ith
cab
and
sta
k
e
body
from
the
a m axim um tonnage. So we cannot
G resham in football.
year a re G eorge M«AUister, p resi- relief of th e people in th e d e v a sta t g lo w ers was appointed to work o ut acro ss Norton sound to St.M ichaels,
afford to neglect th e all im portant ' W alter W. Metzger agency. As soon
I ,u r,h e r
_________ ! located on th e B ering sea. From
The boys who played F riday w ere d e n t; W illard Boring, vice presi-
item of keeping up th e fe rtility as as suitable living q u a rte rs can be Squire, cap tain and h alf back; dent; Mary Ja n e P eterson, secre- ed areas, is being sponsored by the
. . .. .
. .
.
; St. M ichaels he proceeded up th e
a touudation for next y e a r’s crop found, the tw o men w ith th e ir wives W hetzell, fu llb ack ; Okuda, q u ar- la ry ;
au
x
iliary
of
th
e
A
m
erican
Legion.
N ettie Nelson, tr e a s u re r;
A
d
d
itio
n
a
l
L
ocals
Yukon river op a most w onderful
and th a t of 1929.
te rb a c k ; W ihlon, h alfb ack ; Wedin, Fred B echlll, editor of "M unhin- The au x iliary is receiving th e co
will move to G resham .
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trip of 2500 miles. T he ja u n t be-
"T he best and cheapest fertilize r
The W om an’s society of th e kail at the m outh of the m ighty
Mr. Allm on is th e w ell-know n rig h t en d : Stafford, rig h t ta ck le ; ( o tu" W illiam O tt and R alph Q uick- operation of the v aricu s ch u rch and
th a t is available for cane b erries is
L unday, rig h t g u ard ; Boring, cen sail, yell kings.
Memorial
P re sb y teria n »‘’’earn and extended its entire dis-
lodge o rg an izatio n s of G resham , Sm ith
p
ro
p rie to r of th e G resham th e ate r. te r; C arlson, left g u a rd ; Brown,
a vetch cover crop and sheep
The four class p resid en ts of th e and I lie drive is w orthy of the cb u rch a t F airview will m eet w ith Dince to the source at W hite H orse.
guano, witli an ap plication of not
le ft ta ck le ; D uncan, end.
high school for th e year a re L aw
Mrs. Jo h u Bliss W ednesday for an A week wua spent in th e city of
to exceed 500 pounds of su p er phos AG. BOYS WORK
ren ce A ylsw orth, fresh m an ; E l h ea rty su p p o rt of those w hose sym all-day w ork m eeting. P ot luck [ Dawson.
p h ate and 200 pounds of potash a n
* FOB STOCK SHOW AREME ULUB WILL
p
athy
extends
to
those
less
fo
rtu
wood D uncan, sophom ore; Vernon
lunch w ill be served at noon.
! N atu rally Mr. Judd has m any In
nually. Our records o’f g ro w e rs’
ju n io r; Edna B urlingam e, n ate th an them selves. It is u n d er
As tom orrow , Colum bus Day, is a te re stln g n a rra tiv e s concerning th e
GIVE OPENING RANCE Wedin,
to nnage prove th is to be tru e be
The Sm ith-H ughes a g ric u ltu ra l
senior.
stood th a t th e railw ay com panies legal holiday in th e s ta te of Oregon, co u n try he passed through. On his
yond a doubt, so our best judgm ent d ep artm en ts of high schools a re
way up the Yukon he saw Mt. Mc-
T he opening dance of th e season
is th a t It would be a very serious
w
ill give free tra n sp o rta tio n of the t ile F irst S tate bank and th e Bank Kinley, th e highest peak in A m er
of
G
resham
will
be
closed
during
m istake to do all th e other w ork of p rep a rin g for th e In te rn a tio n a l of the A rem e club w ill be held Erf- IIOUSE WARMING GIVEN
boxes of canned gqntls to a ce n tral tile day. T he local postoffice, how ica. To get a view of th is tnag-
th e season and not keep up the f e r livestock show at P o rtlan d , O cto May evening. October 14. In th e Ma-
BASE LINE RESIDENTS d istrib u tin g point in M ississippi.
ever, will rem ain open as usual in niflcenl m ountain a side trip w as
tility to in su re good crops so as to ber 29 to November 5. L ast T h u rs
all d ep artm en ts as Colum bus Day I
,lile
th ro u g h B ritish
A ttention is being . F rien d s from P o rtlan d su rp rised
produce b erries cheap and pro fit day H. E. L afky stopped a t th e sonic hall.
i„
. i .......i i holiday
,„ „ ......
' Columbia over the te leg rap h tra il
is not a ........
nutlonul
G resham Girl Honored.
able.
called
to
’
th
e
fact
th
a
t
th
e
h
o
u
rs
|
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Axel
W
allen
at
th
eir
lie alm ost stum bled over a grizzly
high school on his w ay to G ibson’s
Miss Georgie Stapleton, a ju n io r
Tlie G resham circle of tlie E v an bear
1 of dancing have been changed. new home on th e Base L ine road on
“T he object of th is le tte r is to
It w as bard to tell w hich
advise you th a t the sheep guano dairy w ith Ids boys from Canby l o i D ancing w ill begin pro m p tly at S atu rd ay evening. O ctober 8. Cards a t O regon A g ric u ltu ra l c o lle g e , lias gelical W om en's union will m eet on was th e m ore su rp rised .
p
rac
tice
judging
Jersey
s.
George
T
h
u
rsd
ay
,
O
ctober
13,
a
t
2
o’clock
season is now on and we a re p le a s
W hile on the trip a p a rt of the
S;30 and co n tin u e un til 12. D anc I w ere played as the m ain diversion been selected as a m em ber of the a t tlie home of Mrs. Tlleoil. Hrug-
ed to say we can save you $2 per K. Je n n er, form er Ag. te ac h er a t
i of th e evening and a t m idnight a
co u n try visited w as a v eritab le
M
adrigal
club,
a
m
usical
o
rg
an
iz
a
ing
lias
continued
h
ereto
fo
re
u
n
til
ger.
A
full
atten
d
an
ce
of
m
em
bers
delicious luncheon was served.
ton as com pared w ith la st y e a r’s I G resham , now at M olalla, had his
liu n ters' paradise. Moose, caribou
1 a. in., but it h as been found th a t I T hose p resen t w ere Mr. and Mrs. tion of the college. Seventy-five s tu is expected und friends are invited. and o th er gam e abounds in p arta
prices, if you will take delivery di
;
boys
h
ere
S
atu
rd
ay
for
p
ractice
in
re c t from the g rin d er in bulk and
T hose who iiave been in te reste d [ of A laska. On th e way to Nome
| afte r m idnight m any begin leaving i A. E. Bolene and son S tu a rt; Mr. dents w ere chosen out of m ore
save th e cost of sacks and sacking. judging horses a t th e Ruby farm .
, for hom e an d by 1 o’clock a large and Mrs. C. W. H uinm elgard and th an 100 a s p ira n ts for th e M adrigal in tlie search for C. E. P ro cto r by j tlie tra v e le r niet Dr. S. H all Young,
The season has arriv ed to apply the ' In th e aftern o o n E. B. S tark ey ,
1 d au g h ters H arriet, Edith and Ju n e,
his relativ es and friends will be one of th e best know n c h a ra c te rs
guano on th e land and if yon w ant w ith five of th e G resham boys p ercen tag e of th e crow d is gone. and sou G lenford; Mr. and Mrs. H. anil Glee clubs. T he com bined m u pleased to learn th a t th e aged m an | in A laska. He had been a m ission-
T he com m ittee feels th a t by s ta rt- I P earson and d au g h ters A strid and sical clubs an n u ally p resen t a light lias been located at Brooks, Oregon, ary under th e P re sb y teria n board
some you should order now. The
supply is lim ited, especially in the joined Mr. Je n n e r a t 8. B. H all's ing e a rlie r and closing at 12 o’clock E lsie and son A rth u r; Mrs. N ettie opera and also ta k e p art in cam pus w here lie is said to tie well. P o rt for th e p ast 40 years. T he young
te rrito ry w est of ,the P endleton w here they all had some p ractice
and oth er m usical events u nder the land friends ex p ress deep g ra ti man had a num ber of conversations
country, and ea st from th e re the on H olsteins. From th e re th e ¿ to l- *
d e to those who liuve helped in with Dr. Young p rie r to his death a
direction
of P aul P etri, d irecto r of tu
Schmauder.
rain fall is so heavy th a t th e guano lala and G resham boys w ent to th e e n tire program .
th e search .
few w eeks la ter a t th e age of XllA
can n o t be shipped hut we have a
G ig ray ’s p o p u la r o rc h e stra has j T he new' hom e of Mr. and Mrs. tlie co n serv ato ry of m usic a t the
T he re g u la r business m eeting of years.
few ca rs In sight th a t can be had it Union stock y ard s w here they been engaged for th e season. Sev- ! W allen is an a ttra c tiv e 6-room college. L ast y ear th e tw o o rg a n th e W. C. T. U. w ill be held T h u rs
On one of th e boats up th e Y ukon
you o rd er at once but if you delay found some ty p ical beef types for eral flood lig h ts a re being in stalled house w ith full basem ent, planned izations presen ted on th e cam pus day aftern o o n nt 2:30 a t the public th e re w ere but four passengers, Mr.
o rd erin g we will not buy it and pile p rac tice work. T he stock y ard s,
for convenience and fu rn ish ed w ith
Judd, a professor of a m edical col
w hich w ill add to th e decorative m odern plum bing. The c o n tra c to rs und on a to u r of Oregon th e light lib rary .
it up in sacks to rot.
how ever, w ere alm o st deserted
T he Rev. and Mrs. S. F. P itts lege in th e east, a young lady who
opera,
“
M
ikado”,
w
hich
req
u
ired
featu
res.
T
he
com
m
ittee
has
a
r
in
ch
arg
e
w
ere
H
olm
es
&
Niman.
“T his is a plain statem ent of the com pared to M onday w hen all of
liuve received word th a t th eir 8- was from A ustralia w orking her
situ ation and we m ust be governed
ranged
for
sev eral
ad ditional Chas. W itter w as also em ployed on n e a rly 40 voices.
I year-old g ran d so n , who w as i n - , way . th ro u g h , on
. . a to u r of A „ laska
gQ
•
th
e
farm
en
g
in
eerin
g
and
farm
an
-
th
e
building
d
u
rin
g
its
c
o
n
s
tru
c
in buying by your o rd ers.
iured a few w eeks ago when stru c k I i*"*1 “/ • ’» "« ■»«■> te ac h er in a P re s-
p lease phone them in and be ready j inials boys of G resham visited the dances d u rin g th e season.
tion.
I by an autom obile, lias now been ’'Vtel an 8<,hool._________
TROUTDALE
to take prom pt delivery and spread , m ark et
rem oved from the Hood River hos
TESTS
PLANNED
FDR
it on the b erries as soon as re- |
DRESSMAKING COURSE
D inner gu ests nt the L. A. H a r pital to his home a t P ark d ale. T he I
FAIRVIEW
AUTOMOBILE LIGHTS
ceived and get all the benefit from j
Bargains in Nursery Stock
WILL BE OFFERED low home on Sunday. O ctober 2, boy Is th e son of Mr. and Mrs, A. I
it.
M eadow bqrst L an d scap e nu rsery
W. S u tton.
I T he W om an's society iff th e
A rran g em en ts have been planned
w ere Mr. and Mrs. L. A ldrich of S a
"C redit w ill be given to grow ers stock will be sold a t w holesale
M emorial
P .. re , sb - y teria n
The women of G resham and v i
W. M. M axwell su stain ed cu ts j Smlth
w hose c o n tra cts are in force next prices. See Wm. H ornecker, Pow by Sheriff H u rlb u rt to have light
lem.
Oregon.
O
ther
v
isito
rs
In
the
hold au all-day w ork
y ear who a re good pay, so you ell V alley and B ark er road. Phone c h a rts set till in G resham for the cinity will have tlie o p p o rtu n ity in afternoon w ere Ju d g e W alter H. about th e face and num erous body ' u ,r , 1 w
b ru ises la st T h u rsd ay when his a u -i Vi01'*
W ednesday nt th e home of
need not do w ithout fertilize r even 3685, G resham , ad d ress Rt. 1, P o rt benefit of autom obile ow ners. The th e near fu tu re to tak e lessons in
In G resham . All
d ressm ak in g , u n d er the system of E vans ¡mil wife and Mr. and Mrs. tom obile was forced into th e ilitcli , r,?’ •’,,bn
if you a re sh o rt of cash."
land.
tf
ab o u t a m ile and a half w est of th e nidicH in terested in the w ork of the
dates for th e te stin g have been th e T erry School of D ressm aking W. M. Davis of P o rtland.
C ottrell schoolhouse on th e Sandy society a re invited to attend.
fixed for T h u rsd ay , F rid a y and S a t and D esigning of D etroit, M ichi
Billy Andrew of P o rtlan d called Bluff roud by a ca r driven by It. E. I I’nGuck d in n er will be served a t
gan.
u rday of th is week. All autom obile
Griffith. Mr. Maxwell was retu rn
hoates8 W>11 fu rn ish
Mrs. J u a n ita F e a th e rs of P o rt on old friends h ere W ednesday.
ow ners a re invited to have th e ir land. re p re se n tin g th a t school, has
C. C. Bush, form erly of th is ing Irom the C o ttrell s c h o o lh o u s e '' th e drink.
Mrs. L ester C am pbell en tertain ed
lights tested. Tlie service w ill be invited women who a re In terested place, has bought a sum m er re so rt w here he hud tak en his d au g h ter
the facu lty of tlie F airview school
free and th e officers prom ise th a t to meet her at th e G resham lib ra ry and hom e at T aft, Oregon. He has Miss Helen Maxwell, a teach er in at d in n er T h ursday evening. A
on F rid ay aftern o o n , O ctober 14,
the school, and in driving p ast the
no a rre s ts w ill be m ade.
from 2:30 to 4, w hen she w ill ex moved his fam ily from Goble to Griffith hom e w as bumped into by m ost enjoyable tim e w as had by all
plain the d etails of th e plan.
T aft.
«
We are in a posi
Mr. Griffith whose view from the present.
Children's Stockings 35c.
Mr. and Mrs. G eorge D ufur of
drivew
ay to the road w as o b stru c t
Mrs.
F
e
a
th
e
rs
says
for
th
e
sys-
E
arl
McGinnis,
who
w
orks
In
tion to show some
A llen A. Black f a t sto ck in g s tern th at It is new on the Pacific P o rtlan d , w as visiting his folks ed by trees. T he Maxwell c a r was P o rtlan d w ere recent guests at the
badly dam aged. Griffith escaped home of Mrs. Eliza Stone.
w ear longer and look b etter, 35c. coast and is considered by those
real bargains in
Mr. and Mrs. W. E. T ow nsend, a c
Injury. Mr. Maxwell was rem oved
3 for $1.00.—A ylsw orth & M artin. 1 who have used i* the best to be had. h e re W ednesday.
blankets. D O N ’T
T he L adies Aid m et la st W ednes to bis hom e und his in ju ries are com panied by the la tte r's son C lar
ence and Mr. and Mrs. D. E. Tow le
DELAY!
day at the home of Mrs. Fred Pel- not considered a t all alarm ing.
..
, . ..
,,
. ,o f G resham , retu rn ed hom e Wed-
I h e Royal N eighbors wll. m eet IH.S(lay afte r 8pendlnK a week w„ h
ton. About 20 members w ere p re s
Be prepared for
ent. A dainty lunch w as served by at the home of Miss E sth er P eterson r e b.lives at Elgin, Oregon. They
T iiu rsd ay evening, October 13. Miss
the cold nights,
Mrs. W. C raw ford and Mrs. John P ete rso n 's hom e is on Powell stree t re p o rt m uch rain th e re and th a t all
of th e w h eat will not be threshed.
E ricson.
in tlie E aston u p artm en ts. All
thus you will avoid
Sunday visitors at (lie home of ■ n u m b e rs a re Invited to atten d .
a miserable cold.
Did Time Drama to Be Glien^
Tlie young people of th e Powell
Mrs. N ina Buxton w ere Mr. and
"Mr. Rich from Richm ond" Is the
Valley L u th e r League will conduct
Mrs. A. Stafford and d au g h ters, j a bake sale on S atu rd ay , October title of the unique and restfu l old
V era and Eva, of Victory.
tim e d ram a w hich will be presented
COTTON
SH EET
15, nt th e A. W. M etzger store.
BLANKETS.
G4 x 76.
Mr. and Mrs. C. F. P arso n s, Mrs. ! T he noon luncheon given F rid ay S atu rd ay evening, O ctober 15, a t
very best grade. Comes
Mary P arso n s and son Dale, A lfred by the D orcas circ le of th e M eth the R u ssellville grange. More th an
in g ray and ta n w ith
odist Ladies Aid was a success from a dozen persons a re com prised In
and
O rville McNeel w ere dinner both a Koelal and financial sta n d the in te restin g c a st of c h a ra c te rs
fancy borders, |
g u ests a t th e borne of Mr. and point. Many praised th e excellent and it is safe to say th e e n te rta in
price p a ir.
Mrs. Sam H arlow in P o rtlan d S a t iiuality of the food w hich was m ent will be one of unu su al am uso-
cooked In th e new w aterless cooker ment. Dancing will follow the play
u
rd ay evening.
I O T T O N S H E E T
All Firestone tires purchased here are protected
of w hich C. A. R ogers 1 h ttie agent
BI t N K1 I S. M X SO,
Mr. and M rs, Jam es B urns and In th is vicinity. In connection w ith
by the Oregon Tire Guaranty Co. for one year against
For rea l estate loans see or call
best quality. Comes in
fam ily of N ew berg sp e n t Sunday, th e d em onstration a handsom e bak- B w - T horne.—Adv.
ANY ROAD HAZARDS that may occur.
g ray and tan w ith a s
O ctober 2, a t th e home of Mrs. 1 ing dish w as given aw ay to Mrs. j
sorted fancy borders,
M argaret B urns.
,{oy C rabtree. L ater Mrs. A. R. I
| c
per p air.
Irw in K eltn er of d
P . o rtlan d w as I ( H
. , ollow
. „ ay _ was _ given , a pair , of silk
... I ,
Relief Goods Here
Blanket Bargains f
restone
$1.79
COTTON SHEET BLANKETS. 70 x Ml.
T his is an e x tra large
size and is of th e best quality. Comes in gray and
tan w ith asso rted fancy borders, priced per p air at
FANCY PLAID BLANKET. 3% pounds, size 66x 80.
Comes in blue, yellow , rose, tan, hello, per p a i r . , . .
$2.65
$3.39
PA R T WOOL BLANKET. 6 6x 80, com es In larg e block k plaids,
w eight 4 pounds. T his blan k et can be had in blue,
lue, rose,
gray, tan and hello and u su a lly se lls for $4.85 to $5
our price i s ........................................................ ..............
$3.85
ALL WOOL BLANKETS, a large asso rtm e n t In th is fancy
ic y plaid,
66 x 80, ex tra heavy blanket. Comes’ in all w anted
colors and priced a t ......................................................
$8.95
W. R. HICKS CO.
Gresham, Oregon
MASONIC HALL, GRESHAM
FRIDAY, OCTOBER 14
Service Station
GIGRAY’S ORCHESTRA
Ladies 25c
,
, ,
,
.
_
. ,
hose by a representative of a silk
Coming Events
visiting frien d s in T ro u ’dale re- ; hosiery house who was present,
cently. H e has Joined the navy j A d au g h ter w eighing 7*4 pounds
F riday evening. Oct. 14.—Arema
J. C. SHULTZ, P rop.
JAMES M cALI.ISTER, Mgr.
was born to Mr. and Mrs. E. Lip club dance, Masonic hall.
and expects to leave soon.
Mrs. M. M atches is visiting a t the p ert. Monday evening at the homo
F rid ay evening, O ctober 14.—
of Mrs. H. J. W hite. The baby has
home of Mr. and Mrs. W. C. 8pence, been nam ed Eileen Hazel. Mr. and Card p arty at F airview grunge hall.
also a t th e home of her son, A rth u r Mrs. L ip p ert live n ear th e p la n t of j
nuniciiiiiHiiu
F rid ay eveuing, O ctober 14,—
th e Ridge L um ber com pany w here ; F reshm en reception a t high school.
M atches.
the
fo
rm
er
is
em
ployed.
T he T ro u td ale P aren t-T ea ch e r
Mr. and Mrs. Jo h n Bliss, Mrs. A.
October 13-14-15. — M ississippi
association will m eet Friday, O cto I). Cam p and Mrs. M artha Field-
flood relief show er of canned
ber 14, a t th e schoolhouse.
j house drove to St. H elens S atu rd ay goods.
w here they visited until th e fol
low ing day. Mrs. F ieldhouse spent
POWELL VALLEY
S atu rd ay , October 15. — D ram a
th e tim e w ith h er son Guy and fam and dancing a t R ussellville grange.
T he Ladies Aid of th e Saron ily and th e rem ain d er of the p arty
S atu rd ay , O ctober 15.—Swedish
L u th eran ch u rch will m eet on visited Mr. and Mrs. Alex. K err, the
bake sale by L u theran young peo
la tte r a niece of Mrs. Bliss.
T h u rsd ay aftern o o n a t 2 o'clock a t
Mr. and Mrs. W alter Metzger and ple at A. W. M etzger store.
th e hom e of Mrs. F ra n k Staffenson. d au g h ter Doris, Mr. and Mrs. Dan
S atu rd ay evening, October 15.—
All ladles of th e com m unity a re in M etzger who are visiting In G resh
am , Mrs. John H. Metzgpr and O pening dance of Pow ell Valley
vited to atten d .
son Ben, Mrs. C lem entine Metzger P ro g ressiv e club, Pow ell Valley
P. A. Staffenson u n d erw en t a and Mrs, Ada Metzger enjoyed a road and Buckley avenue.
1 m inor op eratio n a t E m anuet hos- trip aro u n d th e Mt. Hood Ixxip
Oct. 18.— E lection day in M ultno
' pltal la st T h u rsd ay from w hich ho highw ay Sunday. Snow by th e side
OFFICIAL
of the upper p a rt of the highw ay m ah county for election of co n
i Is reco v erin g satisfacto rily .
and autu m n leaves in a g re a t va- i gressman.
T he Rev. and Mrs. Enoch S tu rlety of coloring added to th e pic- |
deen left Monday m orning
a tu resq u e n ess of th e scenery. T hey ; S aturday, October 29.— Deborah
In d ie s Aid sale at Powell Valley
w eek ’s absence.
He is assistin g were not able to get even a glim pse i Mission church.
.d u rin g the week w ith m eetings In of th e m ountain.
Mr. and Mrs. F red H ibbard re- i S atu rd ay evening, November 5.—-
Ing held at M arshfield by th e Re». tu rn ed F riday from th e ir w edding
Union school P aren t-T ea ch e r asso
Erik W alstrom T hey plasi to visit trip , w hich Included a visit with ciation b azaar a t schoolhouse.
at Eugene and R oseburg before r e relaflves o t Mr. H ibbard a t D allas j
and E ugene and a to u r over th e 1 November 17. B azaar and sup
tu rn in g .
Roosevelt highw ay to N ew port and i per at Sm ith M emorial P re sb y te r
I Pacific City beaches. They a re now ian ch u rc h , Fairview .
Ladles’ Footwear $1.145.
A I*«» Ft Mtur»* I ’ iftu rc and St-fnlc
at hom e to th e ir friends on E ast
All the new and up to date sty les '
8 lre -t
Oct. 29 - Nov. 5— Pacific Internat-
ADULTS 35r
CHILDREN »te
at a low er price. $4.95.—A ylsw orth ! — —, , - ____________________
I tonal Livestock Exposition In Port-
>& M artin.—Adv.
Continued on page 4
1 land.
Tire and Tube Vulcanizing and Repairing
Gresham Theater
SPECIAL
Tunney - Dempsey
P IC T U R E S
DANCING 8:30 TO 12
R efreshm ents
f eme and have a good lime.
Triple
Wednesday, Thursday, Oct. 12, 13
A r e m e C lu b D a n c e
Gentlemen 75c
_ Protected Tires