GRESHAM OUTLOOK.
Infantile Paralysis
Claims Young Girl
Ju lia Anna K ereher. aged 17,
passed aw ay a t h e r hom e in the
P le a sa n t Home d istric t on S a tu r
day, November 26, a victim of th e
dreaded m alady of in fan tile p a r
alysis. Miss K ereh er had been ill
for several w eeks, b u t several days
ago had been rep o rted as g ra d u a l
ly im proving and hopes w ere en
te rta in e d for her recovery. The
disease, how ever, had such a firm
hold upon her. affecting p a rtic u la r
ly th e m uscles and nerves of the
th ro a t and org an s of speech, th a t
rec u p eratio n w as im possible.
T he deceased w as a form er s tu
d en t a t G resham Union
high
school. She w as born a t Cascade
L ocks and is survived by her p a r
en ts Mr. and Mrs. W. K ereher, tw o
sis te rs Mrs. R alph Brow n of G resh
am and Miss Sylvia K ereher, a
b ro th er W illiam and h er g ra n d
m o th er Mrs. G. A. A braham of L a
C rosse, W isconsin.
F u n e ra l services w ere conducted
from th e fam ily hom e th is a fte r
noon a t 2 o'clock, w ith in term en t
in th e P lea san t Home cem etery u n
d er th e direction of th e G resham
F u n e ra l p arlo rs.
PLEASANT HOME
The death of Miss J u lia K ereher
on S atu rd ay m orning from in fan
tile p ara ly sis w as a shock to her
frien d s and th e com m unity in g en
eral. T he O rient school w as closed
for a day or tw o early th is week
for fum igation because of th is case
and th e re p o rt of one or tw o others
in th e d istrict.
Services a t th e P le a sa n t Home
B ap tist ch u rch next Sunday w ill
begin, w ith S unday school a t 10
o’clock, p reaching a t 11 and 8
o'clock by Gordon Johnson of P o rt
land. T he B. Y. P. U. w ill Convene
at 7:30. Mr. Jo h n so n is a young
m an who is a stu d e n t a t th e W est
e rn B aptist T heological sem inary
and p reaches a vigorous gospel. All
a re invited to atten d th ese services.
On T h u rsd ay evening th e re g u la r
p ray e r m eeting service w ill be con
ducted. At th e close th e m onthly
b u sin ess m eeting w ill be held. All
m em bers of the ch u rch are urged
to atten d th is m eeting.
The m em bers of
M ultnom ah
g ran g e w ere very glad to have
th e ir m aster, M. H. W heeler, w ith
them a t th e ir m eeting on S aturday.
W hile still badly afflicted, Mr.
W heeler seem s to be slow ly g ain
ing from his rec en t illness.
P ag ea n try and Religious dram a,
Northfield C onference of R eligious
E ducation, E Northfield, M assa
chusetts. T his p ag ean t w ill be p re
sented a t th e ch u rch C h ristm as
Sunday evening, by the m em bers of
the Sunday school.
S everal tru c k loads of lum ber
have been delivered a t th e M eth
odist ch u rch for use in th e rem
* od-
eling and re p a irs to th e ch u rch ,
which will be u n d erta k en at a fu
tu re date.
COLUMBIA HEIGHTS
In spite of the u n u su al rain sto rm
on T hanksgiving, m any happy h ol
iday din n ers w ere enjoyed am ong
the people of C orbett and Columbia
H eights. H ow ever, several homes
w ere w ithout th e college stu d en ts
from E ugene, as they w ere p re
vented from leaving on acco u n t of
faculty o rd ers reg ard in g th e sp read
of in fan tile paraly sis.
I t w as
feared stu d e n ts m ight b rin g th e
disease back to th e school, w hich
would n ecessitate Its closing.
Mr. and Mrs. Ju liu s M eier, who
have been spending a few days a t
M enucha, th e ir b eau tifu l co u n try
home, gave an evening d in n er r e
cently to a num ber of th e ir r e la
tives.
Mrs. Dick of E ugene, m o th er of
Mrs. M arie M organ and Mr. D ick of
C hanticleer Inn, is spending a few
days w ith h er fam ily there.
Mr. and Mrs. C roockm an of L at-
o urell F a lls sp en t T hanksgiving
w ith rela tiv e s a t F ish e r’s L anding.
Mrs. E dm undson and Miss S h ir
ley Bundy of C orbett w ere gu ests
at Crown P o in t c h a le t at a T h a n k s
giving dinner given by Mrs. H en
derson to a few invited friends.
Mr. and Mrs. L. A rneson of Cor
b ett had as T h an k sg iv in g g u ests
Mr. and Mrs. Ben W ilson and the
sister of Mr. A rneson, all of P o rt
land.
Mr. and Mrs. S tu a rt of L ato u rell
F alls w ere T h u rsd ay d in n er guests
of Mr. and Mrs. Nelson of P o rtlan d .
Mr. and Mrs. Jo h n N elson, Mr.
and Mrs. Jam es D eaver an d Mrs.
W. D eaver w ere T han k sg iv in g d in
ner guests a t th e home of Mr. and
?,1rs. J. D eaver Sr.
The A ndersen b ro th e rs—of th e
H aw thorne D elicatessen and Mr.
and Mrs. W. R asm ussen and little
d au g h ter'G a y li sp en t T h anksgiving
Day a t C olum bia View farm w here
they enjoyed a big dinner.
Mrs. Ja s p e r C rane an d Miss
H am ilton e n tertain ed Mrs. Cowing
of the W ayfarer inn a t a d inner
T hanksgiving evening.
Mr. and Mrs. E tlin g gave a
T hanksgiving d in n er to all of th e ir
children except Mrs. M etzger who
lives in C alifornia. Miss M etzger
of P o rtlan d , Miss A nna E tling,
Fred E tlin g J r. an d C arl E tlin g e n
joyed a bountiful d in n er at th e ir
home.
Mr. and Mrs. A. W oodw ard w ere
T hanksgiving gu ests of th e ir son-
in-law and d au g h ter Mr. and Mrs.
A. L andine of P o rtlan d .
Several landslid es up n ear E agle
C reek k ep t a gang of m en busy
T hanksgiving Day.
Mrs. Maud Reed, who is m a n ag
ing a sto re n ear Rhododendron,
spent T hanksgivin g a t h er C orbett
home. H er m other, Mrs. B lackhall
of P o rtlan d , is w ith her fam ily a t
Corbett.
Mr. and Mrs. C laude Woodle, Mr.
and Mrs. Malcolm W oodle and
th e ir ch ild ren m otored over to E s
tacada to be p re se n t T h u rsd ay at a
fam ily reunion at th e hom e of th e
p are n ts of th e Woodle b ro th ers. In
th e evening Mr. and Mrs. ClauTle
Woodle e n tertain ed Mr. and Mrs.
A lbert S alzm an and th eir tw o ch il
dren at a tu rk ey dinner.
H. L. Moody, p rin cip al of Colum
bian high school, is in Good S a
m a ritan h ospital for observation.
H is place Is being filled d u rin g hts
absence by Mr. M unger, th e m a n
ual tra in in g in stru c to r.
Mrs. P. A ndersen sp en t a very
p le asa n t aftern o o n T uesday a t th e
C orbett grad e school w here she
en tertain ed the u p p er g rad es in Mr
L usby's room w hen th e classes
w ere studying th e m ap of D en
m ark.
Mrs. A ndersen k ep t th e
children In terested , te llin g them
about th e co u n try In a g en eral
way, its in d u strie s, school system
and th e custom s of th e D anish
people.
Mr. and Mrs. H. C. Nelson e n te r
tain ed on T hanksgiving Mr. and
Mrs. D. L. R oberts and son E a rl of
P o rtlan d. In th e evening Mr. and
Mrs. W. E. Nelson w ere also guests
at th e hom e of th e ir p aren ts.
Mr. and Mrs. W ilfred N asshahn
sp en t th e T hanksgiving holidays
w ith th e ir p are n ts, Mr. and Mrs.
H om er M oulton and Mr. and Mrs.
O_ N asshahn. T hey re tu rn e d to
th e ir studies at M onmouth on S un
day.
P a le A ltm an .who is a F resh m an
at O. A. C . w as hom e for th e h o li
days and attended th e fu n eral of
h is g ran d m o th er.
Mrs.
J.
A.
S tephens.
W illis and V ictor Jon es of Wa-
terv ille. W ashington, w ere guests
of th e ir gran d m o th er Mrs. P. M.
M iller. T he young m en a re s tu
d en ts a t Linfield college.
H an s N elson spent F rid ay and
S atu rd ay a t home, th e ra in on
T h u rsd ay m aking too m uch w ater
to ru n th eir m ill at C herryville.
T he 67th b irth d a y a n n iv ersary of
th e Rev. ^A. B C alder, a form er
p asto r of th e M ethodist churches
at P le a sa n t Home and B oring, was
ce le b ra ted a t th e C alder home on
Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. W alter Do
lan and son and d au g h ter E dw ard
and Gene, and Miss E lva D olan, of
G resham , w ere guests p a rtic ip a t
ing in th e festivities. T he Rev.
and Mrs. C alder have recen tly m ov
ed into th e new house they have
t u il t n ear th e in tersectio n of th e
H orlng road and the Mt. Hood Loop
highw ay.
Mrs. E. B artsch is ill at th e home
of h er sister, Mrs. Ivan H am m er-
link, in P o rtlan d .
T he Rev. and Mrs. O liver Gill
w ere th e guests of Mrs. G ill's p a r
Aged E s ta c a d a W om an D ies.
ents, Mr. and Mrs. E lm er P ease of
F u n e ra l services w ere held F r i
P o rtlan d , on T hanksgiving Day.
day afternoon in C orvallis for th e
Miss R uth S tiles of Spokane, late Mrs. E lizabeth T. Jones who
W ashington, niece of Mr. and Mrs. died at h er home In E stacad a on
D ,T. W illiam s, visited at the W il W ednesday, Novem ber 23 a t th e
liam s hom e T hanksgiving. Miss age of 76 years. T he deceased, who
S tiles is em ployed in th e offices of w as form erly a resid e n t of O ntario.
th e Union Pacific system a t Spo Canada, w ill be burled in C orvallis
kane, as tim ekeeper.
beside h er husband. She is s u r
Mrs. W arren R ushm ore of Sno vived by tw o d au g h ters and tw o
qu alm ie. W ashington, sister
of sons. Mrs. L. M Yokum and W R
G ran t Sloop, w as a visitor a t th e Jones of E stacad a. Mrs. L. B.
Sloop hom e F rid ay and S aturday. T hom as of O akland. C alifornia, and
Mr. and Mrs. T. O. A dam s’ little Jam es B Jon es of P o rtlan d . A r
d au g h ter L oraine, and Mrs. Ja s p e r rangem ents w ere in th e hands of
H endricks, all of G arden Home, the G ates F u n eral Home of G re sh
Oregon, w ere v isito rs a t the M eth am.
odist parsonage Sunday.
T he program com m ittee of the
F o r C hristm as Gifts.
See my new stock of fall sam ples
M ethodist Sunday school has se
lected a pageant entitled "The in S pirella stock in g s and u n d e r
w ear. O rders may be tak en at
W ay" for the C hristm as program . W hite Way or w ill call a t your
T his p ag e an t is an in te restin g com home evenings. Mrs. E tta Hoover,
pilation of speaking p a rts, m usic, phone 3267.— Adv.
and tableaux, w ritte n by E thel I For real e sta te loans sew or call
C 's n e r R ockw ell, In stru c to r In I B. W. T horne.—Adv.
Infant Drinks Lye
With Fatal Results
A fatal accid en t o ccu rrin g at the
hom e of Mr. and Mrs. Joseph
H azelw ander, living south of S an
dy, tu rn e d th e m irth and gladness
of T han k sg iv in g Day in to a tim e of
m ourning w hen th e ir little g ra n d
son, L enas H enry H azelw ander of
Hood River, aged a y ear and eight
m onths, d ran k from a can of lye,
death ta k in g place th e follow ing
day.
Mr. and Mrs. H enry H azelw an
der and th e ir tw o ch ild ren , the
stric k en one and a baby six m onths
old, w ere spending th e T h an k sg iv
ing holiday a t th e hom e of the
fo rm e r’s p aren ts. In som e m an n er
th e little fellow obtained th e can of
liquid lye and d ran k of its contents,
death o cc u rrin g on F riday. The
fu n eral w as conducted a t th e S an
dy com m unity ch u rch S unday by
th e Rev. E. H o rstm an n , in ch arg e
of th e G resham F u n e ra l p arlo rs.
In term e n t w as m ade in Sandy
cem etery.
FAIRVIEW
A sm all bunkhouse on th e farm
of W. E. Tow nsend on th e Colum
bia R iver highw ay w est of F air-
view burned to th e ground about 5
o'clock Sunday evening, th e blaze
resu ltin g , it is th o u g h t, from an
overheated stove. T he la b o rer who
occupied th e shack lost th e m ost of
his clothing th ro u g h th e fire. It is
understood th a t no in su ran c e was
carried . T he chem ical fire engine
of th e G resham fire d ep artm en t re
sponded to th e call and did every
th in g possible to a ssist in ex
tin g u ish in g th e blaze.
Mrs. J. H. P eterso n en tertain ed
on F rid ay evening w ith a silv er te a
for the benefit of th e Ladies Aid of
th e F airview M ethodist church.
T h ere w as a good atten d an ce. A
chicken pie su p p er w ill be given
by th e L adies Aid in th e n ea r fu
tu re. T he Sunday school is com
ing up w ell in n um bers, n ea rly 50
being p rese n t Sunday. T he pupils
of th e Sunday school a re p rep arin g
a p ro g ram for C hristm as.
Mrs. Ju lia Snover, who has been
suffering from a severe cold, is be
ing cared fo r by Mrs. W. T. Brooks.
T he m otion pictu re, ‘‘A braham
L in co ln ” w ill be given th is evening
a t th e F airview schoolhouse under
th e auspices of th e P aren t-T ea ch e r
association.
Mr. and Mrs. Clyde P. Stone en
te rta in e d th e social com m ittee of
th e F airview g ran g e a t th e ir home
on Monday 'evening.
TUESDAY, XOVEMBFK » .
BAZAAR PLANNED BY
PLEASANT HOME WOMEN
T h e ladies of th e M ethodist E pis
copal ch u rch have alm ost com plet
ed plans and p rep aratio n for th e
an n u a l b azaar w hich they w ill give
in the ch u rch next S aturday, be
ginning a t 4 in th e afternoon. T his
event
w ill fu rn ish a three-fold
privilege and o p portunity in th a t it
w ill co n sist of a sale of article s
com m on to bazaars, a chicken d in
ner, an d a m usical and lite ra ry
program .
T he ladies have speut no little
tim e, money, and energy p rep arin g
a rticle s for the sales tables. L arge
q u an titie s of chickens and o th er
d in n er-tab le n ecessities have been
secured, to g eth er w ith th e services
of th e best cooks of th e com m unity,
w hich gives am ple assu ran ce th a t
th e d in n er will enjoy a pro m in en t
position on the evening's p ro g ram .
For th e program , w hich is to fo l
low th e dinner, th e services of th e
Rev. H. V. W ilhelm of the G re sh
am M ethodist Episcopal ch u rch
have been very generously prom
ised for a b rief address. T h ere
w ill be readings, violin n um bers,
and vocal num bers. The p atro n ag e
of th e people of P lea san t Home and
neighboring com m unities is k in d
ly solicited.
1927
PAGE THREE
concern in g his son Clyde who is at
the Mayo Bros, h o sp ital in Roches
te r, M inneapolis, th a t he will be
unable to leave as w as expected.
T he incision broke, m aking it im
possible for him to trav e l ju s t now.
L ittle hopes is held to r his recov
ery.
home of Mr. and Mrs. W alter P re s
ton at Bonneville.
Mr. and Mrs. Ben H alstead and
Mrs. E rn a H all w ere initiated into
m em bership at th e P lea san t Valley
grunge last S aturday.
Mrs. K ate Bjorudal and son
R ichard w ere out from P ortland
F riday visiting a t the home ot th e
fo rm e r’s sister Mrs. W. C. H ail and
with th e ir m other Mrs. J. C. Dahm.
Mrs. S. C. B rasw ell, who has
been ill for several m ouths, is
p lanning on re tu rn in g to her w ork
on the public m arket.
Many new W ant Ada today.
SCHOOL BIST. NO. 7
Mr. an d Mrs. H. M. Duus and
d au g h ter LaV erne, of E agle Creek,
sp en t T h anksgiving w ith Mr. and
Mrs. J. W. E dw ards a t th eir home
on th e B arker road.
Mr. and Mrs. L au ren ce Lavagette
of P o rtlan d , who fo rm erly resided
in th is com m unity w ere calling on
old frie n d s Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. HafT and dau g h ters
of P o rtla n d w ere T hanksgiving
g u ests of Mr. and Mrs. F. E. H am il
ton a t th e ir home on th e Saudy
road.
R uth A nderegg was a recen t
guest of V irginia and Violet T egart.
Mr. and Mrs. U. G u rg en er had as
T hanksgiving g u ests Mr, and Mrs.
J. C. Asby and d au g h ters Rosa and
V irginia, Mr. and Mrs. Dick W il
SANDY BLUFF
liam s, Mr. and Mrs. H om er Miller,
Mr. and Mrs. E ckerm an, Mr. and
Mr. and Mrs. Jo e Caldo e n te r
Mrs. Jo h n Gable an d little son and
tained th e follow ing guests on
John Zoller.
T h an k sg iv in g : Mr. and Mrs. J. J.
Ju d k in s, Mr. and Mrs. Buckley C or
Pleasant View Avenue
ley and son, Mr. and Mrs. Alonzo
R adford and tw o children and Wm.
Mr. and Mrs. P au l Bliss e n te r
Fellow s.
tained th e ir ch ild ren and fam ilies
Mr. and Mrs. G. S. W ilkenson a t T hanksgiving dinner. Covers
had th e ir T hanksgiving on Sunday w ere laid for 12.
for th e follow ing guests: Mr. and
Mr. and Mrs. Glen H arm an, Mr.
Mrs. Ray W ilkenson of P o rtlan d , and Mrs. C harles llo rn e ck o r and
Mr. and Mrs. Chas. W ilkenson and Mr. and Mrs. A lbert T rodge a tte n d
little d au g h ter, Mr. and Mrs. R. B. ed a card p arty a t th e hom e of Mr.
W ilkenson an a tw o sons.
and Mrs. S tew art in L ents W ednes
A. C. B row ning and son C larence day evening.
w ere d inner g u ests T hanksgiving
Mr. and Mrs. E rn e st F letch er
of Mr. an d Mrs. Melvin A ndrew s.
and ch ild ren D orothy and Buddy of
Mr. and Mrs. H. H. W atk in s had H oquiam , W ashington, w ere th e
Mr. and Mrs. R. B. W ilkenson and gu ests o t Mrs. F le tc h e r’s uncle and
sons and C larence and H a rry G raf- au n t Mr. and Mrs. Ben H alstead
fin as guests on Thanksgiving.
Friday.
Mr. and Mrs. H. H. W atkins
Mr. and Mrs. Ben H alstead en
sp en t Sunday in P o rtlan d and te rtain e d a t T h anksgiving dinner
b ro u g h t Mrs. W atkins’ m other the la tte r's siste r Mrs. P earl H ar-
home w ith them for a w eek's stay. pole and Miss D orothy Grey of
T he P.-T. A. of C ottrell w ill m eet P o rtland.
Mr. and Mrs. W alter Edelm an
F riday, Decem ber 2, at the school
house. A good program is under and ch ild ren R uth E lla and F lo ra
way. R efresh m en ts will be served. Ju n e an d Mr. and Mrs. E. C. P re s
W. IL Lee received word Monday ton ate T han k sg iv in g d in n er a t th e
AUCTION SA LE
O ther w ork forces me to leave, th e re fo re I will sell at Public Auction
on th e k ock Ituncli. about a hull mile ea st of Sandy on
Mt. Hood Loop Highway.
SATURDAY, DEC. 3, 1:30 P. M. SHARP
TEAM HORSES, weight 2200.
CHAS. E. BOSTON, Owner
FRED PltOt TOK, Clerk_________________ ASTON M ALAK, Auctioneer
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For the man uho gives thought to dress
A M essage To W^omen/
Men wear little Jewelry and for that reason it
should be genuine and tine. A man deeply appre
ciates the thought that prompts the gift of a Belt
Buckle or Cuff Links in solid gold.
A \\ rist \\ atcli, in which absolute dependence
can be placed, ranks high among the favored gifts
for men.
You will find, in our very complete stock, Gifts
that are sure to please.
Choose your gifts now at
JfWealep’si Je to elrp S>tore
POW ELL STR EET
WHEN BETTER AUTOMOBILES ARB BUILT, BLJICK WILL BUILD THES
TREE WORKERS.
2 T ried Hrooil Sows, bred. Poland China Boar, eligible to reg ister.
Poland Chinn Gilt, reg istered . 12 sh o u ts, w eight ab out 6b pounds each.
6b If. I. 11. Chicken«.
It* tolls Out and Vetch Hay. 150 bushel« O ats. 6 Ions S traw .
.IH -in ch W agon, good. 12-lnch S teel Beam Plow. lb-dlsc H arrow .
2-sectlon H arrow . 5-«kovel horse C u ltiv ato r, new. Set double H arness,
O ther sm all tools too num erous to m ention.
L ease on th is 90-acre farm fo r sale.
TERM S—All sum s u nder *20.00 cash. On sum s over *20.00 six m onths'
tim e w ith in te re st a t r a te of 8 per cen t per annum may be had on
notes satisfac to ry to Clerk.
GRESHAM, OREGON
A sam ll deposit will hold -any a rtic le you denim u n til Xm as.
STATED
COMMUNICA-
tion F airview Lodge No. 92,
A. F. & A. M., S atu rd ay eve
ning, D ecem ber 3, 1927, 8 o’clock.
P aym ent of dues. E lection and in
sta lla tio n of officers.
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WM. H. STANLEY, S ec’y.
john t . M c G innis , w . m .
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TURKEYS, GEESE, DUCKS, CHICKENS, HAMS AND BACON
OS. STONE and LOU MILLER, Managers
LUNCH SERVED
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