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We're O ff for the Twelfth Lap of the 1927 Race.
G resham O utlook
T W IC E
A
W EEK
VOL. 17, NO. 7»
Retired Pastor Is
Victim of Paralysis
Christmas Will Be Brighter for the Early Shoppers
TUESDAYS
AND
FRIDAYS
GRESHAM, MULTNOMAH COUNTY, OREGON. TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 2». I»27
I 1ST R IT E S SA ID
MEETINGS BEING HELD
$2,110 Her Year
EDR AGED PIONEER
New Ford Car Introduced to
A beautiful service w as co n d u ct
th e B aptist ch u rch in P le a s
Gresham People This Friday a ed n t at Home
on Sunday afternoon for
BORING
Gresham Football
Team Now Champs
T he death of S. J. G arriso n took
place at th e I. O. O. F. hom e in I
P o rtlan d on November 24. th e di- |
rect resu lt of a fall on November '
Mrs. Je n n ie S tephens, who passed 18, when he suffered a com pound
The m any friends of the late !
Probably the w eather m an cam e
T he full sto ry of th e new Ford th e new F o rd cars, th e first of
aw ay at th e home of her dau g h ter, fra c tu re of the hip. F u n eral s e r
In for a good sh a re of disapproval
autom obile, described by H enry w hich w ill be show n in m any p a rts
Rev. J. A. H opper w ere saddened ,
Mrs, Amy A ltm an on T h an k sg iv vices w ere held in P o rtlan d on
T h u rsd ay m orning about 10:30
F o rd ^ as being "su p erio r in design of th e co u n try next Friday. The
w hen they learned th a t he had '
ing Day afte r a year of patien t su f Monday at th e E ast S id e F u n eral
w hen th e last gam e of football for
and perfo rm an ce to any now av a il g en e rato r, oiling system , steerin g
fering. H er pasto r, th e Rev. S. G. p arlo rs. Mr. G arriso n w as 82 y ears
passed aw ay a t his Irome on the j
able in th e low price, lig h t ca r g ear and re a r axle are of new F ord
th e high school season w as sched
F ohenstock of th e C hurch of th e of age. He w as a resid en t of
Section L ine road ea st of G resham
Held," w ill be told first in G resham design, it is announced. And its
uled to ta k e place on S tapleton
B rethren in P o rtlan d , conducted C lackam as sta tio n and B oring for
early Sunday m orning, N ovem ber!
Held betw een th e G resham team
n ex t Friday, Decem ber 2, according 40 horsepow er engine h as been so
the service in well chosen w ords about 40 years. He is survived by
to an n ouncem ent m ade today by designed th a t it ru n s 20 to 30 m iles
and E stacada. T he T hanksgiving
27, follow ing a p araly tic stroke
w hich m ade a deep im pression. A tw o d au g h ters, Mrs. H erm an Naas
R aker & Son, local dealers.
gam e is alw ays looked forw ard to
an hour on a gallon of gasoline.
w hich he suffered F rid a y a fte r
q u a rte t from th e sam e ch u rch sang, of Boring, Mrs. Beebe of Chico,
eagerly as th e big gam e of th e year,
A public reception is to be held
T his car, w hich is to succeed the
noon. Mr, H opper had been in
w ith Miss W ilm a Chase at th e C alifornia, and a son. Bert of P o rt-
b ut T h u rsd ay th e ra in fell in to r
h
ere
on
F
riday,
D
ecem
ber
2,
sim
u
l
fam
ous
Model
T
line,
w
ill
be
show
n
poor h ealth for several m onths
piano.
, land. He w as a m em ber of Sandy ren ts and w ind and ra in com bined
on
F
rid
ay
by
Ford
d
ealers
in
m
any
tan
eo
u
sly
w
ith
sim
ilar
g
ath
erin
g
s
past, b u t d uring th e early p a rt of
Je n n ie A. M urray w’as born at ' I. O, O. F. and Rebekah lodge.
a t every F o rd dealer in th e United of th e la rg e r cities of th e country.
in th e m ost o u tstan d in g storm of
la st week had felt u nusually w ell
Troy, Ohio, Ju n e 24, 1850, being the
A seven-pound son w as born to th e fall.
S
tates,
th
u
s
co
n
stitu
tin
g
a
p
a
rt
of
In
G
resham
photographs
and
de
and m em bers of th e fam ily had ex
th e g re a te st autom obile show in scrip tiv e c h a rts of th e new cars youngest d au g h ter of Dr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. C harles Randolph of
H ow ever, they played football
pressed Mie hope he m ight u lti
th
e h isto ry of th e in d u stry .
w ill be on display a t R ak er & Son Jam es W. M urray. H er early life Boring on Friday, November 25.
ju st th e sam e, and w hile th e sloppy
m ately reg a in his u sual health.
T he re g u la r services at the condition of th e field prevented
No detailed d escrip tio n s of the show room s, w here th e public w ill was spent in T roy w here she r e
However, w ithout w arning on F ri
ceived h er education. In 1867 she ' ch u rch on Sunday m orning w ere in
be
given
th
e
com
plete
sto
ry
of
th
e
new
ca
r
have
been
previously
giv
m any tric k plays or open football.
day he w as stric k en and passed
en o ut by local d ealers, b ut the new F ord car. L ater various m od w as m arried to lven S tephens who j ch a rg e of the p asto r. A very a t Hue plays predom inated and both
aw ay in less th an tw o days from
Ford Motor Com pany, from its els of th e new Ford line w ill be on was a Civil w ar v eteran of th e 71st ten tiv e audience w as p rese n t for ¡ddes played a dandy gam e, th e
th a t time.
Ohio V olunteers. T h ree y ea rs la w orship. T he Sunday school w as
h ea d q u arte rs in D etroit, had a n display here.
final score sta n d in g 14 to 0 in
F u n e ra l services w ere held Mon
nounced th a t the new F ord ca r
So fa r th e new ca rs have been te r th e young couple arriv ed in • well attended follow ing th e ch u rch G resh am 's favor.
day afternoon a t th e M ethodist
. would be as far in advance of p re s exam ined only by th o se who will Oregon and settled at P lea san t service. T he Sunday school board
Euuigelist Gust E. Johnson.
No sco res w ere m ade In th e first
E piscopal church, w ith interm en t
ent public dem and for speed, flext- have ch a rg e of the first show ings Home opposite th e p rese n t location met a t 9:30 to r a sh o rt business half. In th e second h alf G resham
Will lead a revival cam paign
in G resham cem etery. T he service
of
the
M
ethodist
church.
In
1874
session,
when
p
lan
s
w
ere
laid
for
and
d
em
onstrations.
Salesm
en
and
i bility, control in traffic and econo-
com pletely outplayed E stacada. In
w as in charg e of the Rev. F ra n k and Bible conference in th e Powell
i my of op eratio n as th e fam ous d em o n strato rs are studying c h a rts Mr. Stephens established a sto re th e b etterm en t of th e Sunday th e th ird q u a rte r, a fte r an ex
B urns, assisted by th e local F re e V alley Mission ch u rch sta rtin g | Model T w as in advance, of public
and
la
ter
th
e
P
lea
san
t
Home
post-
school.
C
om
m
ittees
have
been
ap
and d iag ram s w hich w ill be used
change of punts, G resham rushed
M ethodist p astor, the Rev. D. B. Tuesday.
dem and w hen it was introduced in in explaining th e various details of office w as opened under his m a n pointed by th e su p erin ten d en t, O. the ball down to E sta ca d a’s 20-yard
W eintz, the Rev. S. F, P itts, p astor
W.
Boring,
and
are
w
orking
on
a
agem
ent
and
w
hich
he
conducted
design, ap p earan ce and p erfo rm
1908.
line. In th e n ext play S quire m ade
of the U ndenom inational tem ple, p asto r of th e F re e M ethodist
for 18 years. Upon his death, his program for C hristm as.
D ealers have n o t y et been ad ance.
ch
u
rch
a
t
G
resham
.
He
served
his
a b eautiful cutb ack , ru n n in g 20
th e Rev. D. M. Cathey and th e Rev.
T
h
ere
w
ill
be
a
young
peoples
wife
w
as
appointed
postm
istress,
F o r m onths factory m odels of the
vised as to th e prices a t w hich th e
y ard s for th e touchdow n.
O. F. DeFoe. Donald A. M acPhee ch u rch in various connections, as
new F ord line will sell, but definite new effr have been u ndergoing se w hich office she held and su ccess service at the ch u rch on n ex t S un
he
him
self
said
in
his
w
ritten
m
es
S quire played an ou tstan d in g
and M urray M orford of P o rtlan d
fully
conducted
for
a
num
ber
of
day
evening
a
t
7.
T
he
young
peo
a ssu ra n ce has come from D etroit vere p erfo rm an ce te sts in and
gam
e of football, his punting being
sang as duets, "Je su s L eads” and sage, having th e poorest of c ir
th a t th e prices will be en tirely in around D etroit. One of these fac years. Mrs. S tephens w as perh ap s ple w ill g ath er a t th e ch u rch at above th e average. Stafford played
"A n Unclouded D ay”, w hile the cu its and, a t o th er tim es, th e best
6:15
and
have
a
social
tim
e
to
g
e
th
th
e
first
co
rresp
o
n
d
en
t
to
th
e
P
o
rt
accord w ith th e policy of th e F ord tory m odels recen tly m ade a road
a w onderful defensive gam e, b re a k
co n g regation joined in th e singing the ch u rch had to offer. He ac
Motor Com pany to provide th e best ru n of 120 m iles in 124 m inutes. land p apers from th is p art of the er before th e re g u la r service.
cepted
cheerfu
lly
th
e
life
of
the
ing th ro u g h th e line on every play
of "T he E a ste rn G ate”.
T
he
Ladies
Aid
w
ill
m
eet
a
t
the
county.
She
w
as
a
good
neighbor
itiu eracy and bore his heavy b u r possible autom obile a t th e low est T his run, it is said, w as m ade on an
to
keep E stacad a in hot w ater.
T he Rev. S. F. P itts spoke of the
o rd in ary paved highw ay n ear De and did her p a rt to m aintain her ch u rch on T h u rsd ay in all-day ses-
dens w ithout a w ord of com plaint. possible price.
T
he gam e T h ursday ended th e
p ersonal friendship w hich existed
E lab o rate arran g e m en ts a re be tro it. Local dealers, in com m ent home during th e long illness of her siou for th e purpose of quilting.
His fam ily and n ea r frien d s have
m ost successful football season
betw een him self and th e deceased
h
usband,
and
to
re
a
r
th
e
nine
ch
il
All
ladies
a
re
1
invited
to
attend.
su stain ed a g rea t loss in his p ass ing m ade for th e public reception ing on th e forthcom ing show, said
and of the b eautiful hom e life of
A very p le asa n t b irth d ay p arty G resham Union high school lias
h ere on the above date. City of th e ir first view of th e new Ford car dren who have grow n to m a tu rity
ing.
Mr. H opper and his fam ily. The
w
as
given on November 19 a t the ever p articip a ted In. They have
and
some
of
whom
hold
prom
inent
ficials and pro m in en t business men had su b stan tiated H enry F o rd ’s
won every gam e of the year, seven
Rev. Mr. B urns delivered a m ost
of G resham and vicinity have been sta te m en t th t “th ere is nothing places in the life of the com m unity home of David H ederm ann in hon
In all, th e sco res stan d in g as fol
to uching discourse from w ords DOCTORS CONSIDER
or
of
his
housekeeper,
Mrs.
Rad-
w
here
each
resides.
In
h
er
early
invited and p rep a ra tio n s have been q u ite like it in q uality and p rice.”
low s; G resham 12, m llw aukle, 0;
SITUATION
GRAVE
w hich Mr. H opper chose as his fu
m ade to give every ca ller at th e
"Mr. F o rd 's statem en t had p re y ears she united w ith th e D unkard d erbush, who w as ce leb ratin g her
G resham 38, S andy 0; G resham 12,
n eral text, “ I am now’ ready and
81st
b
irth
d
ay
.
T
hose
p
rese
n
t
w
ere
ch
u
rch
and
w
as
a
faithful
m
em
ber
Follow ing th e d eath of Miss Ju lia show a thorough u n d erstan d in g of pared us for a su rp rise,” said a lo
th e tim e of my d e p a rtu re is a t K ercher la st S atu rd ay from in fa n th is c a r w hich is expected to m ake cal dealer, “b u t the new F o rd car till h er death.
Mr. and Mrs. F re d W erner and B eaverton 7; G resham 19, Oregon
han d .” Some tim e since, w hen the tile p ara ly sis, an d th e confirm ed a new ch a p te r in autom obile h is is b etter even than we had hoped
fam
ily from P le a sa n t Home, Mr City 6; G resbam 32, Sandy 0;
On T hanksgiving Day, 1926, Mrs.
re
p
o
rt
of
a
case
in
th
e
fam
ily
of
deceased had felt his ea rth ly days
Mrs. Andrew
H ederm ann G resham 13. M olalla 7; G resham
for. I t is ce rtain to m ake h isto ry S tephens atten d ed a reunion of the and
O. A. Myers so u th e ast of G resham , tory.
14, E sta ca d a 0. T he G resham
w ere num bered, he had selected his fear has been ex p ressed by m any
in th e autom otive in d u stry , Just as fam ily nt the hom e of her daugh- from P o rtlan d , Mr. and Mrs. H enry
Partial Description Given.
team now holds th e cham pionship
te x t and officiating clergym an, and th a t the disease m ig h t spread in
te
r,
Mrs.
Amy
A
ltm
an.
A
few
days
'
R
addebush
from
Sandy,
Mr.
and
Four-w heel b rakes, sta n d ard se its p redecessor, the fam ous Model
outlined a serm on, tog eth er w ith th is locality and assum e the p ro lective g ear tran sm issio n , e x tra o r T, has m ade h isto ry for 20 years. la ter she wan found In her P o rtlan d Mrs. Fred S taeger, D. H ederm ann of ea ste rn M ultnom ah county.
F ourteen letterm en a re now num
p
ortions
of
an
epidem
ic
in
th
is
p
a
rt
b eau tiful trib u te s to his wife.
d in ary acceleratio n , a speed of 60 We are proud of th e new ca r and home, strick en w ith p araly sis. She and Mrs. Raddebush. T he evening
of th e county.
bered
In th e ra n k s of th e team . 11
T hese Mr. B u rn s wove into a fu
was sp en t in a social tim e, afte r
T he physicians of G resham have m iles an hour and m ore, a p ra c ti feel ce rtain th a t its ap p e aran c e and w as bro u g h t to the d au g h ter's
n era l address.
The p allb ea re rs been interview ed on th e subject, cally v ib ratio n less engine, and u n p erfo rm an ce w ill a ttra c t u n p rece home w here she w as te n d erly cared w hich all sa t down to a ta b le laden of th ese being th e re g u la r p layers
w ere th e Rev. L. A. Skuzie, F. A. and w hile they u rg e every possible usual beauty in line and color are dented atten tio n am ong autom obile for during the long year of p atien t w ith all th e good th in g s th a t the and th ree of them su b stitu tes. They
a re : Squire, h alfb a ck : W hetzell,
M iller, S. L aG asse, A1 Maybee, precaution, they do not at th is tim e am ong th e o u tstan d in g fea tu re s of o w n ers.”
w aiting for th e final sum m ons to ladies had arran g e d for th e occa fu llb ack : W lhlon, h alfb ack ; Okuda,
consider
th
is
vicinity
in
any
p
a
r
C larence C athey and V irgil Howell.
m eet her Lord whom she had sion. T he follow ing day ab o u t 25 q u a rte rb a c k ; Wedln, rig h t end;
tic u la r d anger of an epidemic. But
T he ca sk e t w as covered w ith m any tw o cases have developed so far
MRS. ELLA IIORNISII
loved devotedly d u rin g th e m any g ath ered at th e sam e place and a T im m erm an, left end; Brow n, left
b eau tiful floral offerings.
and it is th o u g h t th e re is no g rea t
SERIOUSLY INJURED y ears of her life. She died th e j b irth d ay d in n er w as given for Mr ta
ck le ; A nlcker, left g u a rd ; B or
m orning of November 24. being 77 Hedermann*»
son-in-law ,
F red
Jo h n A lbert H opper w as born in occasion for alarm .
ing, ce n te r on offensive and rig h t
Mrs. E lla H ornlsh, a form er y ea rs and 5 m onths of age. She Is , W erner,
M axine Myers, th re e year old
O lathe, K ansas, M arch 15, 1869, At
halfb ack on defensive; C arlson,
d au g h ter of Mr. and Mrs. O. A.
G resham resid en t, w as seriously survived by her nine ch ildren. Iv»n
th e age of six he moved w ith his Myers living on th e Cha^e road
F ra n k G regson recen tly had his
rig h t g u ard on offensive and ce n te r
p a re n ts to Springfield, M issouri, so u th e ast of Pow ell Valley, w as
in ju red Sunday when th e autom o an d W arren of A ndrew s. O regon.
wRh a p ark t,d ca r n par 8an(ly on defensive; Lundy, rig h t ta ck le ;
w here he resided u n til 18 y ears old. stric k en several days ago. The
“Down By the Sea,” a tw o-act bile In w hich she w as rid in g C larence of P o rtla n d : Joseph of T1„, p a r|t,,<| r a r w as w ith o u t lights.
W eiss, left g u ard : Stafford, rig h t
F rom Springfield he moved to disease has caused but a p artial comedy, will be given by th e Ladies crash ed into a parked m achine on T o rren ce, C alifo rn ia; F ra n k of T he force of th e collision tu rn ed
ta ck le ; D uncan, left end.
p ara ly sis of the low er lim bs, a l
H utchinson, K ansas, w here he m et though the child is to ta lly disabled Aid of th e Rockwood ch u rch on Sandy boulevard n ea r th e All D ufur; L ent of R ochester, W ash.: hl» c a r over and F ra n k and his
W ith th e exodus of football from
his fu tu re wife. Miss Em m a B ush as to w alking.
S atu rd ay evening, D ecem ber 3, In i S tates Auto Camp. Mrs. H ornlsh Mrs. Amy A ltm an, P lea san t Home; ! com panion, Scotty S lefer, w ere cu t th e stag e, basketball will next
.
.b y (lying g lass
Dr. H. H. H ughes expressed th e connection w ith th e an n u a l chicken was tak en to Good S am aritan h o s Mrs. Blanch F itzg erald , Boring,
ong, to whom he w as m a rried F eb
T h anksgiving d in n er g u ests at claim th e atten tio n of stu d e n t and
ru a ry 18, 1893, in D enver, Colo opinion th a t no b etter advice could dinner and bazaar. T he play will pital w here she Is being trea ted for and Mrs. Alice W olters of A uburn, th e hom e of Mrs. E. J. G regson
patron. Coach C larence K ruger
be given th a n th a t in th e sta te
rado. To th is union w ere born h ealth bulletin recen tly published be under th e d irection of Dr. C. L. j a fra ctu red arm and sev ere cuts besides several g ran d ch ild ren and w ere Mr. and Mrs. Roy Cochran
w ill m ake a call fo r b ask etb all
and
son
L
eland,
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Sam
seven children, four of whom s u r in th e Outlook. Dr. H. V. Adix ad H aynes and m usical selections will about th e face and head w hich may g reat g randchildren.
G regson. Mr. Htid Mrs. C arl G reg- p ractice in th e n ear fu tu re, ac co rd
vive, Floyd 0. and Mrs. M artha vises g re a t p recau tio n and a stric t be given by th e Rockwood o rch e s 1 re su lt in th e loss of h er rig h t eye.
son an d sons Lee. N orm an and ing to p rese n t plans.
P ierce of S eattle,
W ashington, adherence to th e o rd in ary ru les of tra .
C arl Jr., and Jo h n Juvenile.
SANDV
T he autom obile w as being driven
hygiene.
Dr.
A.
W.
B
otkin,
who
is
Mr. and Mrs. O. M. Richey and
Alvin B. of P o rtlan d and H ow ard atten d in g th e Myers child, sta te s
T he ca st of c h a ra c te rs for th e j by h er son Arlle H ornlsh and, b e
Pride of Ownership!
Roy M allery, p rincipal of th e fam ily had T han k sg iv in g d in n er at
A. of G resham . At 19 y ea rs of age th a t the fam ily is in q u ara n tin e play is as follow s:
T he n a tu ra l re su lt of driving a
A bner R ay sides herself, contained her sister
th
e
hom
e
of
Mrs.
Richey's
fath
e
r
Sandy g rad e school, recen tly u n
K night m otored car. L et your next
he w as converted and rem ained a and the
isolated from th e j mond, a city m erch an t, W. O.
Mrs. M ary Gregg. T hey w ere on derw ent an operation a t Good S a Jo h n D ouglass of E agle Creek.
ca r be a W illya-K night.
H essel
tru e C h ristian u n til his death. In oth er ch ild ren to p rev en t th e dis S h av er: C aptain D andelion, city
Mr. and Mrs. O. W. Boring and Im plem ent Co., G resbam . Phone
ease spreading. Dr. G eorge Inglis
th e ir w ay to P o rtlan d and w ere a p m a ritan hospital for th e rem oval
1895 he began his active m in istry advises p a rtic u la r atten tio n being florist, O scar O lds; Jo h n Gale, a
son W illard spent T hank""’’” *nr In 1141.— Adv.
in th e F ree M ethodist ch a rch paid to spray in g th e th ro a t and fisherm an, R euben K ase r; S eptem proaching a ca r com ing from th a l of his tonsils. Mrs. B lanche S h el G resham a t th e home of Dr. and
direction. A parked ca r w as sta n d ley is teach in g in hts place.
Mrs. IL II. Ott.
Myers W ater S ystem s, DeLaval
w here he labored until 1924. At nose as th e germ s of th is disease, ber Gale, Dr. C. L. H aynes, and
D. H ederm ann and Mrs. Radde
ing on th e pavem ent and. to avoid
T he Sandy g ran g e w ill give ah bush sp en t T h anksgiving In Port- Cream S ep ara to rs, Im plem ents and
th is tim e, due to ill health, he as w ell as of m any o th ers, en ter M arch Gale, O rrie E ck ert, proteges
strik in g eith er th a t or th e oncom- all-day b azaar S atu rd ay In the ! land at th e home of Andrew H ed M achinery. H essel Im plem ent Co.
u g h th is medium.
retire d from preaching and has th ro
Ju dging from th e expressions of of Jo h n G ale; Je an G rapeau, an
—Adv.
since resided on a sm all farm east local physicians, th e situ atio n is old F ren ch peddler, J. W. E ck e rt; : 1 ing auto, young H ornlsh applied g ran g e hall. D inner and su p p er erm ann.
the b rak es suddenly, skidding Into w ill be served and th e re w ill be
Melville
Richey
and
B
ldore
Bine S erge Nulls iSth-Mt.
of G resham .
grav e although not alarm ing.
K ate Raymond, a city belle, Miss th e parked m achine. Mrs. H ornlsh
Johnson w ere down from C orvallis
All wool, la test m odels for men
dancing
In
the
evening.
The Rev. Mr. H opper w as tw ice
A rdella D unlop; Mrs. Gale, John fell o ut w hen th e door opened su d
P hone W ant Ads to 1561.
I and sp en t th e T hanksgiving vaea- and young men. Come and see
T he Sunday school of th e Sandy I I tlon with th e ir home folks. Mel them . A ylsw orth & M artin, G resh
G
ale’s
wife.
Mildred
Jo
h
n
so
n
;
I
denly
on
th
e
rig
h
t
of
th
e
fro
n
t
seat
tf
com m unity church h as been re-or- ville w itnessed th e O resh am -E sta- am.
“Let the H o lid a y O utlook Be Y our G uide 99 K itty Gale, John G ale’s d aughter, I w hich she occupied.
II a<lu football gam e on T hursday
ganfzed. T h ere Is a good a tte n d and the Oregon S tate and C arnegie
Miss Edith Olney.
Since leaving
G resham Mrs.
e e and Interest.
Tec. gam e oil S aturday.
A rticles w ill be on saie su itab le ! H ornlsh has been th e c a re ta k e r of
A ugust B edenstetn of C herryville , John O sburn and Joe Shaw spent
for C h ristm as gifts. Chicken din- j th e S prin g d ale home of her b ro th
J T h u rsd ay In P o rtlan d
visiting
ner w ill bo served, beginning at 6 er, G ran t Bell, who Is ab sen t In u n d erw en t a successful o peration j frien d s and relativ es.
T uesday evening. Nov. 29.—Mov
o’clock.
C alifornia. She still re ta in s the for h ern ia a t St. V incents h o sp ital | W. W. Cum m ings spent F riday In
ing p ic tu re film, "A braham L in
la st S aturday. H e w as Injured re- P o rtlan d ,
T he severe rain of th e p ast week coln" at F airview schoolhouse.
T he W ant Ad way Is th e way to ow nership of the H ornlsh a p a r t cently w hile In th e em ploy of the
m ent house In Gresham .
.,,
_
, has stopped th e digging of pota-
' success.
T uesday, Nov. 2 9 —Beginning of
Alder ( reek Logging com pany.
toes in some places, ’’’h ere th e
Dave Douglas of C h erry v ille is ; ground is low a person would need revival cam paign and Bible co n fer
MEA DO WASHING! A d elig h t.. a relief! W hen
ence at Sw edish Mission church.
still In a P o rtlan d hospital w here j “
’M”‘‘ “ • »»'*««?« th e crop
you’ve tw o strapping boys and a m an to w ash
.
,
’ H. A. Beck, who ha« been In u
S atu rd ay , D ecem ber 3.—L adles’
he was taken sev eral w eeks ago to p ortJand hospital for some tim e
for. N o ta s trtc h needs hand rubbing .. not even
Aid bazaar, d in n er and play at
be treated f o r in ju r le s sustained In ' w ith a dislocated knee. Is able to Rockwood g ran g e hall.
w hite collars and cuffs. No m achine its equal.
w ork on th e road.
' be home again nad can g et about
Mrs. T hom as McGuire was tak en • w i,b the aid of cru tc h es. He has
S atu rd ay evening, Decem ber 3.—
to go to P o rtlan d and tak e tr e a t
to St. V incents hospital Sunday m ents. It will bo some tim e before I P leasan t Home M ethodist Ladles
.
.
I Aid b azaar, su p p er and program a t
D O N E X T W E E K 'S W A S H
w here she is receiving tre a tm e n t lie Will he able to go to
Work.
rh n rrh
We have another shipment of big American “M aid”
Mr. and Mrs. L ester Boring cn
n
_______
Fi»EE.Cleansi ngdependsen water
for pneum onia.
actio n . . . and th e greatest action of
Mr. and Mrs. L. Lehnfleld, who \ called at th e hom e of bis p are n ts | Sunday, Dec. 4.—8hootlng m atch
one evening la st week.
I a t G illis baseball diam ond, G illis
w ere m arried 30 y ears ago by a
w ater is in th e Meadows, You can’t
Rockwood Women
Plan Entertainment
Leaves noH and Thibbino on
Collars and Cuffs
W . R. HICKS C O .
DOLLS
get clothes as clean, as quick, in
a n o th e r m ach in e . (T h e tu b is 2
gallons bigger, for one thing).
NO
MONEY
DOWN
VVæth w ith uu* Mend
' wn th n week FREE.
A h to i urei j no chwrge.
II you deode to keep
it. a no m inal d o w n
paym ent to c o v e r
delivery cf
n transit due to arrive
about December 5. Make
your £5.00 purchase now so
you will be entitled to one of
these beautiful dolls for only
Call us at once.
O w n this mach
ine a day. You
can’t know what
your money will
buy u n til you've
seen it.
IT
99
n
L L KIDDER HARDWARE CO
Phone 1421
„
Gresham
Do your Chriatma» nhoppiny now while
xtockx are complete.
ju stice of th e peace, w ere re-m ar-
rled S unday a t the Sandy C atholic
ch u rch by th e p rie st of th a t place.
T he ring cerem ony w as used Jack
S cales and C h arles S chanke of
ficiated as w itnesses.
The F ran z E lltng place on th e
highw ay th ree m iles ea st of Hnn<ly
w as sold a sh o rt tim e ago to a S a
lem m an for 18,000, and th e new
ow ner is now tak in g possession.
The piece was the sum m er home
during the lifetim e of Mr. Riling,
w ho died about a y ear ago.
Com pare all low priced c a rs p a rt
by p art and you w ill buy a W hip
pet and realize th e difference H es
sel Im plem ent Co., G resham . Phone
1141—Adv.
“ Let the llo lld a;
Yonr Guide.*
Outlook
He
TO« LATE TO CLASSIFY.
W A L N U T S - Ho f t Mb «11, 20 c e n t* a
tMiutwI.
J. S ore niw n. q u a r te r m ile
» ant o f <*w1ar «chool on fc tre b ln ro ad.
P hon e 101.
station,
Tuesday, Dec. 6.—G resham city
election.
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T uesday evening, Dec. 6 —Cafe
te ria supper and program , S pring-
dHle P sre n t-T e a e h e r association.
Say It With
W ednesday, Decem ber 7.—G re sh
am M ethodist annual b azaar and
dinner In basem ent of church.
T h u rsd ay . Dec. 8.— W. C. T. U.
day for th e C hildren'» F arm
H om e, u t re s id e n c e of Mr». W. J.
Ott.
»
Christmas Cards gift
F riday evening, Dec 9.—A reme
elub card p arty a t home of Mr».
E. W. Ayl»worth.
See the
Outlook's Fine Assortment
S aturday. Dec. 10.—C ottrell com
m unity c h u rc h b y a a r .
T hursday evening, Dec. K>—Ba
zaar and dinner, basem ent of Bap
tist church.