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G resham O utlook
VOL. 17, NO. 93
Kruger’s Quint Wins
Again From Parkrose
GRESHAM, MULTNOMAH COUNTY, OREGON,
FAIR BOARD MEETS
NEXT THURSDAY NIGHT
TUESDAY, JANUARY 17,
Berry Men to Meet Next
Monday to Study Problems
192S
TEMPERANI E WOMEN
HAVE FINE PROGRAM
Thank You
TUESDAYS
AND
FRIDAYS
42.00 l’er Year
Coming Events
Pomona Grange Plans
Mid-Winter Picnic
Au im po rtan t m eeting of th e fa ir 1
; T hose in atten d an ce at th e all-
board w ill be held on T hursday
| day m eeting of the G resham W. C
night, J a n u a ry 19, e t th e city h all, :
T uesday evening. Jan. 17.—Pot
I J . U. T h u rsd ay of last week w ere
(By Benj. H. Davies)
much pleased w ith every th in g but luck supper. Rockwood M ethodist
w hich all m em bers of th e board
church.
O utplaying th e ir opponents in
At the la st m eeting of th e M ult
O i l ’he attendance. Follow ing th e de
are urged to attend. Many m a tte rs
every p a rtic u la r th e G resham high
W ednesday evening, Jan. 18.— nom ah County Pom ona grange
1 p artm ent conference in the fore-
p
erta
in
in
g
to
the
conduct
of
th
is
school qu in tet brought th e ir sec
I noon, th e Indies spread th e ir lunch Public m eeting of G resham I O. which was held at L ents, a rra n g e
O. F.
ond gam e th is season to a glorious year's fair will be considered and
eon very Inform ally. W hile eating
m en ts w ere m ade for a m id-w inter
finish, F riday evening, w inning by some rad ical changes may be de
Mrs. H. C. L arsen told of h er in
W ednesday evening, Jan . 18.— picnic w hich will be held the com
a score of 39 to 10. T his was cided on. T he question of free gate
te re stin g ex periences In Am erican- Moving p ictu re at Fairview school- ing S atu rday. Ja n u a ry 21, in th e
G resham 's second b asketball vic adm ission and w hether a m anager
ization work. She also led out in house.
high school gym nasium a t G resh
sh all be p u t in ch arg e of affairs
tory in a w eek’s time.
am. T he exercises of th e day will
the new W. C. T. U. game, recently
F
riday
evening,
Jan
.
20.—
Radio
The list of players and sum m ary are am ong th e live questions to be
advertised in th e Union Signal, en tertain m en t at Fairview g ran g e begin at 10:30 a. m. and continue
considered. Also plans for a new
of points 4 s as follow s:
P lan s a re being perfected by the tu re plans as to cannery en larg e- This was provocative .of thought as hall.
until the close of the afternoon's
G R E SH A M
PA R K R O SE building to house w om en’s exhibits C ooperative B erry Gow ers for a m ent and expansion. His sugges- j well as of fun
program .
O kuda (S ).............. r f ................ B a k er (5) and be h e a d q u a rte rs for th e ir ac
F riday evening, Jan. 20.—G. U.
D uring th e p ray er hour the Rev. 11. S. basketball team to B eaver
T here will be no business tr a n s
conference to be held at th e can- tions w ill be carefully considered
L indrooth (13)-----l e .............P a n c a n (3)
tivities
w
ill
doubtless
be
tak
en
up
,
S quire <8).............. c ............... Pendleton at th is m eeting, if tim e perm is, or I “ ery ° " M onday’ J a n u a nr 23, when and put before the m eeting for ap- ’ D. B. W eintz and the Rev. H. V. ton.
actions or g range w ork of any
S a tte rstro m ( 2 ) . . . r g ............. N a rv er (1)
proval or rejection. The m anage- W ilhelm. Mrs. Lulu H orning and
kind put on a t the g athering, but
the m em bers of th e organization
T im m erm an ( 6 ) . . . l g ___ W hiteside (1) at an early date.
F rid ay eveniug, Jan . 20.—A rem e
m
en t believes th is to be a p ro ject Mrs. E. G. Judd presented topics as club
the en tire day will be one devoted
P o w se tt
M orris
card
p
arty
at
Brockw
ay
&
Nel
and th e ir friends will exchange of g re a t im portance and it is hoped outlined by the N ational W. C. T U. son show room.
to recreatio n , sociability and lis t
S p ath
<OAST ( LIMATE VIES
ideas and experiences on th e grow th a t a full atten d an ce of m em bers Mrs. C. N. T ab er had ch arg e of the
ening to a good program , the event
E ilertson, referee.
SOUTH IN WINTER ing and M arketing of berries. The w ill be on hand.
S atu rd ay , Jan . 21,—All-day w in to be free to all who wish to attend.
| I music
...„o.v. T hese num bers w ere m uch
G resham ’s superb team work
te r picnic of Pom ona g ran g e at
G row ers a re asked to m ake new appreciated.
The le c tu re r of each subordinate
T aft, Oregon, Jan. 9, 1928.—Edi m eeting w ill be called to o rd er at
held the visitors to com paratively
G resham Union high school gym
10 o’clock and, prom ptly a t 10:30, re p o rts a t th is m eeting on acreag e
g ran g e th ro u g h o u t th e county has
D uring the re g u la r bi-m onthly nasium .
few shots and the m ajority of these tor O utlook:—As a su b scrib er and
been asked to provide two num
w ent wild. Coach K ru g e r’s men an old custom er of th e G resham th e first speaker of th e day, J. of different kinds and v arieties of m eeting w hich followed, m essages
Jan . 23.—A ll-day m eet bers on th e program , and in addi
w ithout exception show ed th e ef Outlook. I feel I am entitled to a Brevet, will tak e up th e su b ject of fru its and berries. This inform a- of th a n k s from the farm home for ing Monday,
at cannery.
fertilizers, tellin g how to fertilize tion Is n ecessary as a basis of e s - j t h e a rticle s sen t from G resham ’s
tion It is expected th a t a good
fects of careful coaching and the little w riteup in your paper. I sold
in
o
rd
er
to
produce
m
axim
um
tim atin g th is y e a r's yield of b erries. F arm Home Gift day w ere read,
W ednesday, Jan. 25.—Fairview sp eak er w ill be p resen t to deliver
discipline th a t is alw ays atten d a n t out my F ord g arag e a t T routdale,
an address.
Oregon, to get aw ay from the east crops of q u ality b erries. Mr. Brevet It Is desired th a t this inform ation also a le tte r from th e sta te presl- 1 w ater system celebration.
upon success.
rep rese n ts th e fertilizer d ep artm en t be as n early co rrect as possible, dent relativ e to th e national co n -I T h u rsd ay afternoon, Ja n 26 —
Nor is th is affair intended to be
L indrooth playing left guard wind and im m ediately took up the
of Sw ift & Company. He w ill give first as to th e num ber of acres of ference w hich is to be held in P ort Tea at home of Mrs R. C. Brooks, an in tellectu al one alone.
The
rolled up a fine score of 13 points search for a good clim ate, to live
th a t placed his team fa r in ad in, so I landed at C utler City, h alf inform ation of value to b erry each kind and variety of berries, land F eb ru ary 14 and 15 was read. Fuirvlew , auspices Sm ith Memorial Inner m an, w hich is u sually w ell
replenished on all picnic occasions,
mile south of Taft. T aft is our grow ers and it is hoped th a t all and second as to the p resen t con- The G resham Union is anxious th a t ! P re sb y teria n church.
vance of th e ir opponents.
will be th e re early enough to get dition and prospect of yield. Con- I m em bers and friends sh all keep
T
h
u
rsd
ay
.
Jan.
^
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-
L
a
d
l
e
s
Uap-
be
they sum m er or w inter, will not
postofflce
though
C
utler
City
is
a
N ext F rid ay evening G resham
his m essage.
sld erab le w inter dam age has been these d ates open, and atten d if at tist Guild d inner at B aptist church. be forgotten In th is case. All a t
high team w ill go to Beaverton for la rg e r tow n th an T aft. Well, any
P est control In tre e fru its and done by th e freezing of opening fru it all possible.
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tending a re asked to provide th eir
way, I w an t to tell you about our
a gam e a t 7:30.
Mrs. F an n ie McCourt, m em ber
) i (day evening, Jan . 27.— Musical own basket lunch and nlso enough
T uesday evening, J a n u a ry 23, the C alifornia clim ate in a short d is b erries will be discussed by J. E. buds, and the clo ser th e estim ate is
M ultnom ah
county given now of yield, the b etter will of the building and g rounds com tea, Rockwood L adles' Aid.
for any who may be in th e ir party.
Oregon In stitu te of Technology tan ce of P o rtlan d and in Oregon S tansbery,
fru
it
Inspector.
Follow
ing
Mr. th e m anagem ent be able to w ork m ittee of the C hildrens F arm Home
S atu rd ay , Jail. 28.—Victory circle It has been suggested th a t, inas
too. I happened to be in P o rtlan d
q u in t is expected to play here.
asks th e In terest of the local , ,mkc 8ale> A- w Metzger store,
m uch as th e re may be visito rs
F riday evening, J a n u a ry 27, the la st w eek end and it rem inded me S tansbery, Ray R eitsm a w ill tell of out the sales program .
M embers w ill be asked a t th is unions of the sta te In plans being
present
from other counties, a little
locals w ill journey to P a rk ro se for of the old days in A laska with his experience in co n tro llin g root
S atu rd ay evening. Jan. 28.—Com- •
a re tu rn game. F rien d s of the lo snow and ice. I had a h ard tim e weevils in red rasp b e rrie s. County tim e to su b scrib e for additional m ade for a fru it and nut o rch ard , inunity supper, P lea san t Home ex tra food In each basket would
not be am iss.
th e
b eautifying
of
the Methodist church.
cal school w ill keep these dates in getting home and. to my p leasan t A gent S. B. H all is down for a talk stock to cover p erm anent in v est also
It. W. Gill, chairm an of the com
grounds. Mrs. W. F. Honey spoke
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mind and give th e boys th eir full su rp rise, when I got down on the on w hat he has learned d u rin g the m ents and betterm en ts.
T he lunch hour will he an enjoy- of social service of early days of election of officers will tuke place m ittee on arran g em en ts, in w rit
Roosevelt highw ay from Hebo to y ear of weevil control an d oth er
support.
problem s bearin g on th e b erry in able occasion. T hose atten d in g a re Oregon W. C. T. U. and Miss Maude { ut
m eeting, It is hoped every ing to th e several secreta ries
H erew ith th e Outlook presen ts T aft it w as ju st w onderful. The
dustry,
including
suggestions
'
on
asked
to
b
ring
w
ell-filled
baskets.
.A
ld
rich
talked
inform
ally
of
plans
.m
em
b
er
will attend.
th ro u g h o u t the county, hopes th a t
road
w
as
dry,
th
e
a
ir
w
arm
,
no
th e season's schedule of gam es.
snow or frost. G rass w as green w hat to p lan t for profits. T his ad- Coffee and d essert will ba fu rn - for the use of motion p ictu res in I Mr. und Mrs. W. M. P h air, for- eaoh g ran g e w ill catch the sp irit
Keep it for reference.
m erly of C ottrell but now residing of the occasion and co n trib u te both
and I ju st w ished th a t th e w arm d ress will be followed by flve-min- ’ ished by th e cannery. It is said cum paigns.
Beaverton, th e re Jan. 20.
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a t Eugene, visited over the week- in atten d an ce and In those factors
clim ate seek ers only knew th a t by u te ta lk s from grow ers te llin g o f ' th a t th e d essert w ill be cold pack
O. I. T., here Jan. 24.
driving th ree ho u rs In an au to it th eir experiences in m ethods of , berries, eith er straw b e rrie s or red tim e ago for Baker, Oregon, to Join | «-‘rid w ith friends. They stopped In w hich go to m ake a successful so
Corbett, here Feb. 3.
ra sp b e rrie s or both. These are his b ro th er A lbert who has em- P o rtlan d for a visit with Mrs. cial event.
would bring them into an ideal b erry cu ltu re, pest con tro l, etc.
O. I. T., there, Feb. 7.
J.
F.
Ja
eg
er,
who
has
m
anaged
i
said to have th e flavor of fresh ber- ploym ent there.
P h a lr's m other.
It is not know n a t th is tim e Just
clim
ate
in
our
good
old
Oregon
Oregon City, here Feb. 10.
Mr. and Mrs. S uran and five- ,
w hat p a rt G resham g range will play
H ill M ilitary Academy, here Feb- state. Yes, I have been all over to keep his C u thbert red ra sp b e rry : ries.
M anager D. E. *Towle is not send- year-old d au g h ter have moved from
in th e program of the afternoon,
C alifornia and we have a clim ate field yielding good crops for th e
14.
PIT]ASANT HOME
h u t It Is hinted th a t puntom im e
on th e R oosevelt highw ay in O re past 23 years, will te ll of his m eth- i ing individual notices to the b erry i L ents to th e 23-acre ran ch , the
Corbett, th e re Feb. 17.
gro w ers, b ut Is depending on th e form er Ed A nderson place, w hich
Mrs. Helen N usshahn has been w ork will he put on by the local
gon th a t is sistersh ip to any th in g ° d H-
Beaverton, here Feb. 24.
The above program is planned sto ry in th e Outlook and th e co- they have purchased from Messrs. mimed as one of 28 stu d en ts on the g ran g e rs ns p a rt of th e ir sh a re of
in California.
Oregon City, th e re Feb. 28.
honor roll of Oregon Norm al th e en tertain m en t.
I am one of the ow ners of th e for th e forenoon. A fter lunch J. J. o peration of th e m em bers to get Edey and H easton.
M ilwaukie, here M arch 2.
Mrs. Ed Sell was happily re school. Mrs. N usshahn, form erly
Ju d g in g from past affairs w hich
Slitz Bay Auto cam p and if any one F ish er will give an o utline of f u - |t h e word to all interested.
m em bered y esterd ay on her b irth - Miss Helen M oulton, is a g rad u ate Pomona has staged In th is vicinity,
w ants to know m ore about a Cali
GRESHAM PUPILS PLAY
th e picnic S atu rd ay ought to be
day by a circle of neighbors who (|f G resham Union high school,
IN VIOLIN RECITAL fornia clim ate in Oregon, ju st w rite
called. A social afternoon w as ’ Mrs. E llen Radford of the Cot- w ell w orth attending. S aturday,
to me.
C. C. BUSH.
spent and refresh m en ts w ere serv- tre ll com m unity Is now well on the as a rule, is not a very busy day on
A num ber of G resham people a t
ed. The birthday cake, w hich was way to recovery, she nwo being th e farm , especially th is tim e of
tended th e recital given by the SANDY DI D SETTLERS
the year, and the farm er who will
pronounced a tine one, was baked 1 able to sit up p a rt of each day.
PLAN SEMI-ANNUAL
R obert B lair juvenile school of vio
I Phoebe Brooks, F lo ra ; Ann Cope by E leanor Sell, aged eight.
Mrs. Robert Lundbotn Is some- lay aside Ills cares for th e day Is
lin playing at th e Y. M. C. A. a s
TROUTDALE
The P ioneers and E arly S ettlers
land, lady assista n t ste w ard ; Vera
Cholr reh e arsal will he held this what b etter at the tim e of th is w rit su re to be repuld by th e relaxation
sem bly hall S atu rd ay evening, in
society of Sandy and vicinity will
L ester A shw orth has re tu rn e d Dixon, m usician. Ttie in stallatio n evening a t th e Mission church, ing, hut Is still under a physician's afforded and th e Interchange of
w hich his wife Mrs. B eula B lair
hold its sem i-annual m eeting on from H um boldt, K ansas,
w here he of th e officers will tak e place at Tom orrow evening th e reg u la r care.
Ideas on farm ing problem s. T he
and W anda P hillips assisted. Sev
Sunday, Ja n u a ry 29. in the gran g e visited relatives.
the next re g u la r m eeting of th e prayer services will he held. T hese
era l G resham boys and g irls, Don
Mrs. Idell Wihlon, who 1 h at the com m ittee has m ade it plain th a t
hall at Sandy. The m orning ses
ald Page. R alph Q uicksall, Roger
m eetings have been well attended E m anuel hospital In P o rtlan d , suf- non-m em bers nt the g range are
Mr. and Mrs. H arold C raw ford g ran g e in F ebruary.
sion will begin a t 10 o'clock. Din
T he F airview g ran g e will give a of late and it Is hoped th is condi- t'ering from a com plication of aii- p erfectly welcome to enjoy the fes
K idder, M argaret Ott and C urtiss
of P o rtlan d spent th e w eek-end
ner w ill be served a t noon and all
Johnson, w ere presented am ong the
visiting his p aren ts, Mr and Mrs. radio en tertain m en t F rid ay eve tlon will coniine. The young peo- | m eats, is said to be very low a t this tiv ities of th e day.
a re requested to b rin g a basket
ning, Ja n u a ry 20. at the g ran g e pie will m eet on T h u rsd ay evening. I time. Only m em bers of th e fam ily
o th er players. T he soloists showed
Wm. C raw ford.
dinner. Coffee will be served free.
hall. C ards, gam es and dancing A fter the Sunday school session a re being adm itted to th e sick «Il EN II AM DR ANDE
m arked im provem ent since the
T
he
T
ro
u
td
ale
L
adies'
Aid
met
Local pioneers will fu rn ish the a f
la st recital.
will be p articip ated in, followed by next Sunday a 15-niinute service room.
ELECTS DEEIUERS
ternoon program . P ioneers and W ednesday w ith Mrs. J. T. McGin
refresh
m en ts. A sm all adm ission for the children will he held, be- ! M arin L ennurtz, who is a t the
T he Juvenile o rch e stra from
early se ttle rs w ith fam ilies a re co r nis. T h ere w as a larg e atten d an ce.
At the re g u la r m eeting of the
G resham gave several splendid
D ainty refresh m en ts w ere served will be charged. E veryone Is c o r ginning a t 10:55. T he m orning Good S am aritan hospital w here he
dially invited to attend.
G resham g range held last S a tu r
dially
invited.
num bers. The personnel of this
preaching
service
will
begin
at
Is
convalescing
from
an
operation,
by Mrs. H. C. McGinnis and Mrs.
little o rch e stra, of which G resham
11:10, th is m eeting to he conduct- co n tin u es to m ake sa tisfac to ry lin day, officers for th e ensuing year
M. B. McGinnis.
Unexpected Fires.
O, 1.
is ju stly proud, is M argaret Ott,
ed
in Swedish. A song service will ) provem ent, and will be able to re- w ere elected as follow s:
Mr. and Mrs. A lbert Fox and
LYNCH
A m atch draw n up into a vacuum
Neal,
m
a
ste
r;
J.
E.
G
ates,
over
D onald Page, B ernice McMurry, clean er sta rte d a fire in th e closet fam ily, Mr. and Mrs. E. Fox and
he held at 7:30 in th e evening.
tu rn to his home in the n ear fu
The Lynch P aren t-T each er a sso
se er;
G eorge Honey, le c tu re r;
M argaret W ilhelm. F ran ces Coop th a t com pletely dem olished a home. fam ily, Mr. and Mrs. J. S h o rt and
ture.
ciation will en tertain th e county
COTTRELL
er. Je an Inglis, K atherine Wood,
Mr. and Mrs. Jack G reenwood Clyde Ruegg, ste w ard ; L. I’. Man
Rays of sunlig h t passing through dau g h ter, and Mrs. Minnie B elder-
Ralph Q uicksall, F red Jennings, a fish bowl burned a hole In a rug man w ere en tertain ed by Mrs. council a t the Lynch school on S a t
and
d au g h ters Nellie and P attle, ning, a s sista n t stew ard ; Em m a
Mr. and Mrs. Roy Colson re tu r n
urday, Ja n u ary 21. T he m eeting
C u rtiss Johnson. C harles Corsage, w hich sm ouldered,
Jim
M urphy, and Mr. and Mrs. M anning, ch a p la in ; G eorge Leslie,
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F
ran
ces
Fox
a
t
a
fam
ily
d
in
n
er
flared into
will convene at 11 o'clock and a ed Monday from C en tralia, W ash Oliver Gill w ere g u ests a t th e home tre a s u re r; Effie Hodge, se c re ta ry ;
Jean Page and C harlotte Johnson. flame and sta rted an o th er home Sunday.
luncheon will be served at noon. ington, w here they w ere called by | of Mr. and Mrs. llja lm e r Soderberg G eorge S leret, gate keep er; Olive
Mr. and Mrs. B lair received fire.
The P a re n t T eacher association
In addition to the business m eet the illness and death of Mrs. Col ! T h u rsd ay evening.
C raw ford, C eres; C alla Kenney,
much com m endation on th e excel
S ifting hot ashes th ro w n back m et F rid ay afternoon w ith a large
so n ’s b ro th er, CarJ H ornbeck, who
Pom ona; May Thom , F lo ra ; S usie
le n t re su lts attain ed th u s far w ith into a coal bin cost still an o th er attendance. Mrs. C. E. Scott read ing, a program has been arran g ed
T
he
young
people
of
the
M
ethod
passed aw ay la st F rid ay in a Cen
Ruegg.
lady a s s is ta n t ste w ard ;
th e ir w ork in connection with home ow ner m any tim es th e price a very in terestin g p aper on a by the school. Miss C atherine Ar-
ist ch u rch a re to be th e g u ests of
b u th n o t of Monmouth
Norm al tra lia hospital. Mrs. Colson and a 1 the young people of th e M ethodist G ladys Ruegg, m usician.
th ese young local m usicians.
of th e coal he tried to save.—Safe N orthw estern w riter E lla H iggin
school will deliver an Illu strated siste r from P o rtlan d sp en t a week • church a t G resham , S atu rd ay eve-
T he in stallatio n of th ese officers
g uarding A m erica A gainst Fire.
son. Mrs. W allace Spence san g "A
New Art Classes.
lectu re on her recen t E uropean at his bedside.
will tak e place a t the n ext reg u la r
|
ning
for
a
social
time.
F o u r Leaf Clover" and Mrs. L. A.
Mr. and Mrs. E. F. A bbott anfl
I will be In G resham at E liza
m eeting of the grange, Mrs. Je ssie
Several used d rag saws. L arge H arlow sang “When th e B irds Go tour.
The M ethodists are p lanning
beth 's Frock Shoppe on T hursday,
Mrs.
Olive Colson sp e n t th e w eek
list
of
good
used
im
plem
ents.
Hes
‘com
m
unlty
su
p
p
er"
for
S
atu
rd
ay
i
M illar to officiate as th e in stallin g
J a n u a ry 19, to m ake arran g em en ts
N orth A gain.” Both songs w ere
end on the Colson ranch.
POWELL VALLEY
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. in connection
..
officer.
for form ing new classes in applied sel Im plem ent Co.—Adv.
evening.
a
n
u
a
ry
28.
w ritten by Ella H igginson. A d e
Mr. and Mrs. Lyle Lemon mid
a rt. D orothea S hort, P ortlan d .—
Take a tip—try the Want Ads.
The P aren t-T each er association ch ild ren of P o rtlan d spent the with th is event will he a fine free
licious luncheon was served by
Adv.
will ap- of Mr. and Mrs. F ra n k E ichenlaub
Mrs. W allace Spence and Mrs. John will hold Its reg u lar m eeting a t the w e e k -e n d with Mrs".""l,emon’s par- I p r“ * ram «*•«»«• ° f
New things under “Classified."
of P o rtland. On S aturday evening
On account of the new low prices
schoolhouse F riday evening. Ja n u - entH Mr. and Mrs. L. L. Griffin Mr i P' " r *" ,h "He cw,BBlna la tw -
Denison.
they enjoyed a fine display of col
on W hippets and C h ryslers all new
T
he
young
people
of
the
Method-
Repair Driveways.
Mrs. Mary P arso n s had th e m is ary 20. A program will he re n and Mrs D. D Meyer, Mr. and Mrs.
low prices on all used cars. Get
ored stereo p tlcon slides of A laskan
Now is the tim e to rep a ir your fo rtu n e to b reak h er leg la st dered at the close nt th e business
j
1st
group
have
selected
two
one-act
W illiam Breen and fam ily, J. Mil- ,*
one-aci
th e price— look them over—then drivew ays w ith crushed rock or
ler and Oliver Loney w ere K a.u r-j P'" ys * h,< h ,hPy >’“ n
Pr8H*nM of m 7 B lc Ie n la Jb a r t o l ^ te pupil
drive them. H essel Im plem ent Co. road gravel. See W alrad & W right, T h u rsd ay and Is staying w ith Mr. I m eeting and refresh m en ts will be
teacher.
day evening c a lle rs at the Griffin ' ' a r ' " a 'h e m onth of F ebruary. The
X / I n Sund
served.
and Mrs. S. F. Harlow.
—Adv._________
G resham , phone 1631.—Adv.
Sunday
to
i
i
exact
date
has
not
been
selected
as
Mr'
w
ent
*•»
Sund
Mr. and Mrs. Swan Magnuson home, ( ard s w ere played and re-
Jo h n Flem ing, an o u tstan d in g
,
.
.
.
yet. T he Darts
have b been
e e n assigned,
a sH la n ed Hl’ n ® p a r t ° ‘
«lay.
p
a
rts
m em ber of M ultnomah county club and fam ily and Mr. and Mrs. F ran k fresh
m en ts served.
Em il Olsen has begun th e e re c
and p ractice Is to begin T h u rsd ay
w ork, entered th e Oregon S tate G ustafson and fam ily were Sunday
Mr. and Mrs. M iller of S eattle
tion of a larg e m odern dairy barn
evening
a
t
7:30
at
th
e
church
d
inner
g
u
ests
at
th
e
home
of
Mr.
college a t C orvallis a t th e b egin
w ere w eek-end g u ests at th e home
F u rth e r notlqes will ap p ear later. on his farm north of the Base
ning of th e second
sem ester, and Mrs. H jalm er Söderberg at of Mr. and Mrs. Fred W agner.
The senior choir and th e m en's Line road south of T ro u td ale T his
through a >75 sch o larsh ip w hich Bull Run. Mr. S oderberg’s condi-
The m otion pictu re, “Sim ple
w as aw arded him for his excel tlon is much Improved and he ex- s is ." will be show n at th e school- 1 q u a rte t of th e M ethodist ch u rc h I b a r n wl11 b,> con’Pl«’® *n cv*ry de-
tall and will have accom m odations
O REG O NIAN ind JO UR NA L
lency In club activities. Jo h n was pects to resum e his work soon house F riday evening, Ja n u a ry 20, | will not m eet th is week for p ra c
for 80 cows.
tice
because
of
conflicting
dates.
with
the
P.
E.
P.
com
pany.
pledged
to
A
lpha
Gamm
a
Rho
f
r
a
and C o m bination w ith O U T L O O K
u n d er the auspices of th e P aren t- '
One of the la rg e st coyotes ever
T
he
Juniors
will
m
eet
as
usual.
Mr. and Mrs. C hester C h risten T eacher association. T he new au- I
te rn ity a sh o rt tim e ago.
seen In th is p a rt of the country
sen of B ridal Veil w ere Sunday vis ditorium will he used at th a t time.
was brought to th e ground la st F ri
CEDAR
itors a t t*>e home of Mrs. C h risten
FAIRVIEW
Miss Ruth Kplawn sp en t th e j
day n ear Mabery statio n w hen a
B a rg ain
w ith
sen
’s
p
are
n
ts,
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Chas.
w eek-end at the home of her par- I Mr. and Mrs. H. M. Olden and shot from som eone in the party
IS Mnatha— By m all—
J a n . 18 - Feb
O utlook
T he follow ing officers w ere ” '-c t- L undquist.
Daily J o u r n a l ............................... ........ 15.00
entg, Mr. and Mrs. 8. B. Splaw n,
>6.50
the la tte r’s son and wife, Mr. and headed by R obert Strebin ended his
ed at the an n u al business m eeting
Daily and Sunday J o u r n a l . .. . .........7.00
Mrs. G ust A nderson has r e
8.30
The C o ttrell
Sunday school Mrs. Noel Dobyns, all of Ione.
ca reer. D ifferent hu n ters bad been
of th e F airview gran g e held S a tu r tu rn ed to her d au g h ter's hom e In m em bership co n test betw een th e J
B a rg ain
w ith
Oregon, left Sunday a fte r a visit try in g to get the anim al for nearly
» M ostho— By m all—
day
evening:
K
atie
Jo
n
as,
re
-e
le
c
t
Now to Feb.
O utlook
P o rtlan d a fte r
spending th ree Reds and th e Blues will be cele- {
with Mr and Mrs I. T. Wood Mrs th re e weeks, but he was too w ary
Daily O regonian........................... ........ >3.78
>4.90
ed m a ster for th e fo u rth y e a r; w eeks in Powell Valley. She is b rated Sunday with a bask et lunch
Dally and Sunday O re g o n ia n .. ........ 5.40
Olden Is a sis te r of Mrs. Wood, and for them . At last the hounds be
6.40 •
C larence B uckner, o v erseer; F ra n k caring for h er g ran d ch ild ren w hile at noon a t th e close of th e m o rn
Mr. Dobyns Is her nephew . T he longing to Mr. S trebin cam e upon
Schm idt, le c tu re r; Jo h n M oller, the d au g h ter, Mrs Wilcox, Is em- ing service. T he Reds w ere the
Oldens spent th e en tire week at his tra il and It was too late for
ste w a rd . Clyde P eterson, a ssista n t ployed at the Meier 6 F ran k store. w inners In th e contest. P ray er
the Wood home, but Mr. and Mrs. 1 Mr. Coyote. His pelt w as an un
ste w a rd ; Mary H ollensted. chap-
Andrew A hlinder has com pleted m eeting will be held W ednesday
i lain ; Jo h n Jonas, tr e a s u r e r ; R uth a new porch on the fro n t of his evening at th e home of Ray Wll- Dobyns, who bad been at O lym pia, usually fine one and til perfect
Moller, se c re ta ry ; A rth u r C ope house which g reatly im proves Its kenson. T he Ladies Aid will m eet W ashington, arriv ed for th e week condition. Robert, who is a skilled
,'1" 1
, hunter, shot and killed a
sm all
land. gate k eep er; F an n ie Mehaf- appearance.
W ednesday afternoon at th e home
M
rs
A.
C.
A
lthaus
and
d
au
g
h
ter
i
brown
hear
In
the
woods
above
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4 » M » « * « » « » * « « » * * * » « » « « fey, C eres; Isabelle Low, P om ona; 1 Clifford E kstrom left a sh o rt j of Mrs. H H. W atkins. As the
H elen w e r e th e week-end guests | C orbett on C hristm as day.
Various Speakers Will Present Views
Culture, Pests, Fertilizing and
Other Topics.
ALL DAY MEETING, TO START AT 10
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