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FRIDAY, JANUARY «,
GRISHAM OUTLOOK, GRISHAM. OREGON
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Prominent Citizen
i NEWS FROM MANY NEIGHBORHOODS
Dies at Springdale
PLEASANT HOME
BORING
T his locality received its sh a re
At th e an n u a l m eeting of the
P lea san t Home B aptist ch u rch on of w in ter w eath er th e p ast week.
Decem ber 29 th e follow ing officers Snow com m enced to fall S atu rd ay
w ere elected: L ouise M. Nelson, m orning and eontinued a t in terv als
c le rk ; Mrs. Sadie Chase, tr e a s u r ­ th ro u g h o u t the day. T h ere w as
e r ; E. E. B rink, tru ste e for th ree about a th ree-in ch fall. S atu rd ay
y e a rs ; Mrs. R obert M iller, Sunday e v e n in g th e snow changed to sleet
school su p e rin ten d e n t; Mrs. B. C. and S atu rd ay n ig h t and Sunday
A ltm an, a s sista n t su p e rin ten d e n t; it rain ed b rin g in g ab o u t one of th e
Miss W ilma Chase, pianist. It w as sev erest silv er th aw s th a t has hit
voted to extend a call to the Rev. th is locality for about 12 years.
Gordon Johnson to become th e pas- j C onsiderable dam age w as done to
to r of th e ch u rc h for th ree m onths, fru it and shade tree s and telephone
W illis Jones led th e devotional lines. One line south of Boring for
m eeting. Follow ing th e service a about a h alf m ile is all on the
social hour w as enjoyed and re- ground.
fresh m en ts served. Next Sunday
Qn accou n t of th e storm th e re
th e Sunday school w ill convene at w ere ,jO services at th e M ethodist
th e u sual hour of 10 o'clock w ith , chUrch | a gt Sunday. The Rev. O. J.
th e new sup erin ten d en t, Mrs. Rob- q , h a n nounces th e services for next
e r t Miller in charge. Gordon Jo h n ­ Sunday, w ith p reach in g at 10, S un­
son will preach a t 11 and 8 o’clock. day school a t 11, and young peo­
T he B. Y. P. U. w ill conduct th eir p le's m eeting in th e evening at
service at 7:30 p. m.
7:30. All th e young people a re
Mrs. P risc illa M. M iller, who has urged to be present.
been in failing h ealth for th e past
A special fre ig h t tra in cam e out
v ear, received th e final sum m ons from P o rtlan d on W ednesday to
to leave th is e a rth on W ednesday get a tr a c to r and snow plow be­
m orning, a t th e age of 83. Mrs. longing to th e sta te highw ay com ­
M iller has been one of th e m ost m ission w hich h as been w orking
faith fu l and devoted m em bers of on th e Loop road. T his plow was
th e B aptist ch u rch since h er early being shipped to th e u p p er Colum ­
girlhood and w as in stru m e n ta l in bia highw ay to help b attle th e
the organization of th e B aptist d rifts and ice.
ch u rch a t th is place in October
Mr. and Mrs. Geo. T âcheron and
1897. F or m any y ea rs she w as su- Miss Eva T âcheron of G resham
p erin ten d en t of th e Sunday school w<jre d)nner gup8ts Rt th(J home Qf
and never failed in re g u la r attend* Mr. and Mrs. O. W. B oring one eve­
a nee at all services u n til a few ning recently . Miss T acheron is
m onths ago w hen her health failed. teach in g in th e high school at S is­
She w as alw ays ready to help the te rs, Oregon.
needy and sorrow ing, and alw ays
School com m enced on T uesday
gave to the point of self denial to a fte r a w eek's vacation. T he play
aid in the su p p o rt of her church shed w as rem odeled d u rin g th e v a­
o r to help any who w ere in w ant. cation so as to be in b etter shape
S he has been g rea tly m issed since for th e b ask etb a ll gam es.
she has been unable to atten d se r­
Mr. and Mrs. A. B. Jo h n sto n en ­
vices and visit th e sick and needy, te rta in e d at d in n er on New Y ear's
but h er life w ill stand as th e g re a t­ Mr. and Mrs. B. B. Jo h n sto n and
e s t m em orial In th is com m unity to Mr. and Mrs. Ja s p e r Dugger.
those who have know n her as one
who alw ays pointed th e w ay to h er ,
HALEY
m a ste r as the right way to live.
"D istrib u tin g to the necessity of
T he Sunday school of th e H aley
sa in ts; given to ho sp itality ,” would B a p tist church w ill begin at 10
describe the life of th is one who o’clock Sunday, follow ed by th e
has gone to rea p th e rew ard w hich m orning service at 11. At 6:45 p.m.
God gives to those who faithfully the ju n io rs will m eet for th e ir
obey his com m ands.
first m eeting of th e New Year, w ith
F u n eral services w ere held th is Mrs. A ndrew Johnson as th e ir lead ­
afternoon a t th e P leasan t Home er. T he evening service will s ta rt
B aptist church w ith in te rm en t in a t 7:30. All services d u rin g next
P lea san t Home cem etery.
Sunday will be conducted in th e
The funeral of W elch M urray E nglish language. A co rd ial in v i­
w as field a t th e M ethodist church ta tio n is extended by th e p asto r,
on T hursday afternoon a t 2 o'clock, the Rev. Joh n S. N ordell, to atten d
Mr. M urray w as an uncle of Mrs. all services.
B. C. A ltm an, aud a veteran of th e
POWELL VALLEY
Civil w ar.
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The O rient school opened on
Bible school at 10 o'clock will be
T u esd ay m orning follow ing the
the only service to lie held Sunday
C h ristm as vacation.
a t the S aron L u th e ra n church on
A rth u r N asshalin has been ill the
account of th e absence of th e p a s­
p ast tw o days, suffering w ith a se­
tor, th e Rev. Enoch Sandeen.
v ere cold.
H ans Nelson lias been enjoying
See the b arg ain s listed in
an enforced re s t at his home, the W ant Ads.
snow and cold m aking it im possible
to op erate the saw m ill.
The atten d a n ce at M ultnom ah
g ran g e la st S atu rd ay w as ra th e r
sm all on account of th e storm . The
election of officers w as deferred
u n til the Ja n u a ry m eeting.
The children and young people
h ere have been m aking good use
of th eir sleds on th e slope of Mr.
C & h e eye of the expert
W ern er’s field. T he tem p tatio n has
been g rea t for som e not so young,
can detect the frailties in
b ut th e fear of broken- bones kept
a watch and correct them
them from exhibiting th e ir skill
on a toboggan.
before serious harm is
T he storm prevented the F ra n k
M iller fam ily from moving to th e ir
done. Let us inspect and
new home at Ione. They a re ra th e r
clean your watch every
im p atiently w aiting for the h ig h ­
ways to be opened.
little while
Jessie N asshahn is still under
th e d o cto r’s c a re w ith her arm
w hich was so severely cu t la st ,
week. It w as n ecessary for th e '
d octor to put in 20 stitch es to hold
th e wound together.
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1 w here w here they w ill resum e their ’ w ith a C h ristm as eve d iuner party.
i studies at th e Oregon norm al.
1 Among the g u ests w ere th e la tte r's
B. B. T u rn e r m ade a business sister, Mrs. Louise Miller, and her
trip to th e Boring neighborhood , 80,1 Clarence.
T uesday aftern o o n .
A num ber from th is com m unity
Mrs. Ruby Johnson and little attended th e in stallatio n of the
E rn e st C. C hapm an, a one tim e d au g h ter F ra n c is w ere city v isito rs O. E. S. officers of T ro u td ale ch ap ­
prom inent figure In sta te activities, on T uesday of thU week
te r, last W ednesday evening.
died at his home at S p rin g d ale on
Its
Mr. and Mrs. J. A. P lu n k ett en-
T he high school bus m ade
T h u rsd ay , J a n u a ry 5. at th e age of
first trip since th e holidays, on te rta in e d a t th eir K enton home lust
67 years. He is survived by his
T h u rsd ay evening for the te ach ers
W ednesday of th is week.
wife, Mrs. E ln o ra Chapm an, a ste p ­
T he silv er thaw of Sunday and and m em bers of th e school board
dau g h ter, Miss A udrey C hapm an,
Monday did little dam age In th is and ,h e ir husbands and wives,
aud a b ro th er Wiley of S eattle.
i vicinity o th er th a n putting some of T hose atten d in g from here were.
Mr. C hapm an w as born at C la c k -! thp te | ephone lines out of c o m m is-:
T eg art, Mr. and Mrs. S. B.
am as, Oregon, but for th e past 14 g|on and mak(nft tra v p , Qn th e H all, Mr. and Mrs. J. W. E dw ards,
years has been a resid en t of road8 diffl(.ult ow ing to th e ley Mr. and Mrs. T. C. M illar. The
S pringtlale. He w as a m an of ' condltlon
■ evening w as sp en t playing ‘'500,”
prom inence in his com m unity. He
The g ran g e Social club will m eet liigh honors going to Mr and Mrs.
had been actively connected w ith a t th e g ran g e hall S atu rd ay eve­ 8. B. H all.
the sta te in stitu tio n for feeble ning, Ja n u a ry 7.
Owing to a sh u t down for the
minded a t Salem and w as an in ti­
holidays of the m ill at P resco tt,
m ate frien d of th e fam ily of Gov­
SCHOOL DIST. NO. 7 Oregon. F ra n k F ish er has been en ­
ern o r P atte rso n .
joying a vacation at his hom e on
F u n e ra l services w ill be held at
L ast F rid a y nig h t th e stro n g the B ark er road.
1 o’clock Sunday aftern o o n a t th e
east wind blew a tree acro ss the
Gospel h all a t S p rin g d ale u nder freight line of the O W R * X ‘ KATS S U T RKR U 'T NOW.
the d irection of the M etzger u n d er­ near H em lock sta tio n ; a fre ig h t!
FFE1.S_Y EARS YOUNGER
tak in g p a rlo rs of G resham . I n te r­
tra in passing d u rin g th e night
“Now I eat even sa u e rk ra u t and
m ent w ill be m ade in C lackam as
stru ck it but no dam age w as done, sau sag e and feel tine.
A dlerika
cem etery.
stom ach gas and I feel 10
On D ecem ber 26 Wm. T eg art. Mr. y ended
ea rs younger.”— Mrs. M. Davis.
and Mrs. W. E. T egart, and chil-
...
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,
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J u s t ONE spoonful A dlerika re-
PLEASANT VALLEY dren, \ irginia. W illiam and Violet, Ueves
gas and th a t bloated feeling
m otored to McMinnville, enjoying so th a t you ra n eat and sleep well,
Mr. and Mrs. G. H. Richey have a bounteous d in n er and a p leasan t Acts on BOTH upper aud low er
retu rn ed from a two w eeks’ visit
bowel and rem oves old w aste m a t­
visit w ith relativ es.
te r you never th o u g h t w as there.
w ith th e ir son. Dr. L. C. Richey of
Mr. and Mrs. Raymond F ish er No m a tte r w hat you have tried for
Pendleton.
and son R ussell of E verett, W ash­ your stom ach and bowels, A dleri­
O. O. P a r re t tran sa cted business ington, w ere house guests during ka will su rp rise you. G resham
in L ents Tuesday.
th e holidays of th e fo rm er's fath er D rug Com pany.—Adv.
The M isses Alice Richey, Miriam H enry F isher.
For low est ra te s on autom obile,
Savo and K ath erin e P oppleton re- | Mr. and Mrs J. E dw ards en ter- tru ck and g en eral in su ran ce see
tu rn ed to
Monmouth
T uesday tained a p arty of P o rtlan d friends B. W. T horne.—Adv.
1928
Is Yours!
You van m ak e it m ean so m e th in g
real in y o u r life—s o m e th in g th a t will
give am i give ric h ly in th e days to
com e.
The best the world affords— what­
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choice can be yours through the aid of
a grow ing Sayings account.
SAVE
IN
1928 AND
PROSPER
ggtuife. « f Qa«aû«uta
The Wind-Up of the
AUCTION SA LT
I Will Wind Up the Auction Sale, Saturday, Jan. 7, with a
PACKAGE
SALE
Beginning at 9 a. m., Saturday, January 7
W ATCH
INSURANCE
In order to dispose of the balance of the stock I will offer the public a real
treat. Packages will contain merchandise from $4 to $25 values at $1 a
grab. Among the packages will he men’s and ladies wrist watches, diamond
rings, jewelry and silverware.
so e
PLEASANT z VALLEY
t
A p arty w as given W ednesday
evening a t th e home of Mr. and
M rs. A. C. Ball. T he evening was
sp e n t in playing 500 and dancing.
A delicious lunch w as served.
T hose p resen t w ere Mr. and Mrs.
G len H arm an. L eonard H arm an,
Mr. and Mrs. C. E. S tew art of
L ents, Mrs. D I). Forbes, C h a r­
lotte P eterso n of Cam as, W ashing­
to n , Mr. and Mrs. H. P aulsen, Mr.
and Mrs. A lbert T roge, Mr. and
Mrp. Chas. H ornecker, N orm a Hor-
n ec k er and C h a rlo tte D ahlquist.
Mealey’s
Jewelry Store
GRESHAM,OREGON
A
S T A T E D C om m unication
F airview
Lodge No
92.
a . F. * A. M., S atu rd ay eve­
ning. Ja n u a ry 7, 1928, a t 8 o'clock
L abor in M M. Degree. V isiting
b re th re n welcome.
WM H. STANLEY, Sec'y.
RUSSELL C. WILSON. W M
For rea l e sta te loans see or call
B W T h o rn e —Adv
G resham F uel Co.
Wood, Coal, Briqacta
PROMPT SERVICE!
Phones
Office 1 «31
Res. Six»
IT WILL PAY YOU TO COME AND TAKE A GRAB!
Three beautiful gifts will be given away at each sale, 2 and 7:30 I’. M. daily
$100 Diamond Ring
Last Chance
w ill be given away Saturday N ight, January 7
It w ill pay you to attend this sale and buy high-grade
Jewelry, Watches, Diamonds, Silverware, C ut Glass, Clocks,
W aldiner Chains, Cuff Links, Fountain Pen Sets. Pearls
valued at $10 to $75, Amber and Crystal Beads and other
merchandise too numerous to mention w ill be sacrificed at
Pl B I.IC A U C T IO N .
Diamonds,
Men’s Watches,
leadies’ W rist Watches
Silverware
TRAVEL
M a n y o f o u r g ra d u a te , fin d it
easy to trave I , becau«c h u s in e n
college tra in in g e q u ip , th e m to
" h o ld p e t it io n . in c itie .th e y visit.
W r ite fo r F R F E S U C C E S S C a u l« * .
E n ro ll . n v rim e. O fte n w t can help
■ tu d .r.i, who need p . t , tim e ' h»h,"
while attending w.hooL
Behnke-W alker
BUSINESS COLLEGE
Portland
Guy D.
Jones,
M A IN S IR E FT, G R E S H A M , O REGON
Jeweler