FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 24, 192*
GRESHAM OUTLOOK, GRESHAM, OREGON
NEWS FROM MANY NEIGHBORHOODS :
e hom e of Mrs. U hlig on W ednes
PLEASANT VALLEY th
day of th is week. An excellent
Miss F lorence Richey, who is program w as rendered and th e re
teaching at W estport, cam e home w as a good a tte n d a n te .
for th e w eek-end .re tu rn in g on
Chas. Pye and son H arry of P o rt
S unday evening.
land spent S atu rd a ay w ith Mr. and
Mrs. Alice F rlzaell of McCoy w as Mrs. G. H. Richey.
h ere during th e fo re p art of the j Mrs. Em m a A lspice of P o r te n d
w eek to atten d the fu n eral of was a guest a t th e home of her sis
G randm a Sager, w hich occurred ter, Mrs. A nna Lehm an, la st S u n
M onday. Mrs. F rizzell retu rn ed to ' day.
h er home Tuesday.
Mrs. Geo. Robinson of P o rtlan d
Mrs. Daisy Irons of St. H elens 1 w as a recen t guest at th e home of
w as a guest a t th e T. P. Cam pbell her d au g h ter, Mrs. Will Richey.
Mrs. A. M. S p rin g er, who has
hom e T uesday.
Mrs. T. R. B erry of B ellrose w as been quite sick, is rep o rted to be
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a V alley v isito r on W ednesday of convalescing.
Mrs. J. W. F ro st Sr., who has
th is week.
Mrs. Geo. Beym er and d au g h ter been seriously ill for som e tim e, is'
E laine of L ents w ere v isitors a t 1 on the road to recovery.
P leasan t V alley g ran g e will hold
th e home of Mr. and Mrs. P. F.
its re g u la r m onthly m eeting S a t
Uhlig W ednesday.
W. R. H u rst of P o rtlan d w as urday night. D inner will be served
tra n sa c tin g business h ere Tuesday. at 6:30.
The Rev. Don Shogren, p asto r of
Mr. and Mrs. G. H. Richey e n te r
tained at th e ir home Sunday. Ray th e Pow ell V alley Mission church,
R obinson of Ione and Mr. Robin will preach at th e P lea san t Valley
so n 's sister. Miss F lorence, of P o rt ch u rch S unday m orning at 11
o'clock.
land.
Mrs. P. F. Uhlig and Mrs. Ruby
Y our m oney’s w o rth in th e aft
Jo h n so n en tertain ed the P a re n t-
T ea ch e r association, w ith a te a at vertisem en ts in th e O utlook today.
SPRING SPECIAL
Beginning Wednesday, February 22, we give you
FREE GREASING
complete chassis lubrication
with every 5 gallons of gas
Mt. Hood Service Station
Powell Valley Road and Ava Avenue
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AUCTION SALE
On the .1. T. McCulloch farm two miles east of Gresham,
three miles south of Troutdale, at intersection of
Section Line and Kant* Hoads.
Valley
Buy Here and
SAVE $ $ $
Mrs. E lvina
C ardw ell Sager,
w hose death o ccu rred F eb ru ary 16,
H lilte Soap, 7 liars. . ........... 2 5 c
at th e hom e of h er d au g h ter, Mrs.
S
ilver Leaf L ard, per lb. . 2 0 c
T. f*. C am pbell in P lea san t V alley,
loniuto Soup, 4 cans. . . . . . 3 0 c
w as born in D avidson county near
Bacon Burk, pou n d.......... 3 0 c
N ashville, T ennessee, A pril 5. 1845.
Tillamook
Cream t hoese,
W hen a child she moved w ith her
poaaff
30,
p are n ts to Mt. Ayr, Iowa, w here
Large Juicy Lemons d o a ..3 5 g
she grew to womanhood. She w as
la n e Sugar, 10 lbs.............. 5 8 c
united in m arria g e to Chancy S ager
FEED, GAS and OILS
Ja n u a ry 8, 1864. Mr. and Mrs.
S ager resided in Iow a un til th e fall
of 1874, w hen they cam e to Oregon,
com ing by way of the Union Pacific
P h o n e S»5S
railro ad to San F rancisco, and
O p p o s ite P o w e ll V a lle y School
from San F ran cisco to P o rtlan d by
steam er. T h eir first w inter in O re
POWELL V ALLEY
gon w as spent in Salem. In the
The young people of the Mission
sp rin g of 1S75 Mr. and Mrs. Sager
moved onto a farm n ear Bethel, in ch u rch will hold an aftern o o n se r-
P olk county, w here they resided vice at th e C o ttrell com m unity
u n til th e sp rin g of 1881, w hen they church S unday at 3 o'clock. Special
cam e to P lea san t V alley to m ake m usical n u m b ers will add to th e
th e ir fu tu re home. W ith th e ex in te rest of th e m eeting. All are
ception of a few y ea rs' residence in cordially invited.
An en tertain m en t will be given
L ents, Mrs. S ager has m ade th is
place h e r home. H er h u sb a n d ’s at th e S aron L u th eran ch u rch on
F riday evening, March 9. by th e
death o ccu rred J a n u a ry 8. 1908.
Home and Foreign M issionary so
T he fu n eral rite s w ere held in ciety for the benefit of the Mission
th e L ents Methodist- church, the Home a t Chicago .a home for re
tu rn ed m issionaries.
Rev. E. A. S m ith officiating. Mrs.
The P aren t-T ea ch e r association
S ager becam e affiliated w ith the served a s u rp rise lunch at th e
P re sb y teria n ch u rch in early life. schoolhouse W ednesday aftern o o n
T he larg e concourse w hich filled which w as enjoyed by all. T he boy
th e ch u rch to overflow ing attested and girl m em bers of th e sew ing
club presen ted th eir leader, Miss
the esteem and love of those whose Sue H icks, w ith an angel cake as a
good fo rtu n e it w as to come under sm all token of th eir appreciation.
the influence of th is good w om an's
The Sunday school of the Mission
church w ill m eet at 9:50, w ith th e
kindly w ords and deeds.
ch ild ren 's service follow ing at
T he follow ing ch ild ren w ere left 10:55. T he Rev. Nels M alm stedt of
to m ourn her d e p a rtu re : G. N. S a the Sw edish tab ern ac le of P o rtlan d
ger, H. F. S ager and Mrs. Cora will speak in Sw edish at 11:10. The
Cam pbell of P le a sa n t V alley; A. G. evening service a t 7:30 w ill be con
ducted by th e pastor.
S ager, Clyde E. S ager and Mrs.
Mrs. Axel Johnson, Mrs. H ayden
M yrtle H ills of P o rtlan d , and Mrs. H iatt, Mrs. Minnie N ystrom , Mrs
Je ssie Kemp of H utton, A lberta, F ra n k Sw anson, Mrs. Chas. L und
quist, Mrs. A. C. A rvtdson and Miss
C anada.
H ulila Jo h n so n su rp rised
Mrs.
Elton G radin a t h er new hpme in
Card of T hanks.
G resham T uesday afternoon for a
We d esire to exp ress our sin cere social house w arm ing. R efresh
th a n k s to th e m any frien d s who so m ents w ere served.
Mrs. Enoch Sandeen was taken
kindly assisted us and for th e ex
p ressio n s of sym pathy at th e tim e to Em anuel hospital Tuesday w here
of sickness, death and fu n eral of she has been undergoing m edical
o u r beloved m other, Mrs. E lvina exam ination. She is expected home
C ardw ell S ager, and for th e m any today.
b eau tifu l floral offerings in token
Services at th e Saron L u th eran
of th e esteem for her who has de ch u rch will be as usual, Bible
p arted th is life.
school at 9:45, followed by E nglish
H ER CHILDREN.
service a t 11:10. In the evening a
Owing to failing h ealth 1 m u st discontinue farm in g o p eratio n s and
have decided to sell all my p ersonal pro p erty a t P ublic A uction. A c
cordingly on th e above d ate I w ill offer at auctio n and sell to th e
h ig h est bidder the follow ing ch a tte ls:
LIVE STOCK
FARM MACHINERY
2 Sets D ouble H arness. Top Buggy and S ingle D riving H arness.
H arpoon Fork, C arriage and Rope. Cham pion Mower and Hay Rake.
Disc H arrow . D rag H arrow . F loat. Roller. 1-14-inch O liver Plow.
Five-shovel C ultivator. Shovel Plow. Double T rees. Single T rees.
C hains. Clevises. F orks. Shovels. Axes. Sledges. Wedges. H and
Seed D rill. W heelbarrow .
15 tons of Mixed Hay. 40 sacks of S parrow bill Seed Oats. T im othy
an d A lsike Seed.
HOUSEHOLD GOODS
Oak Bedroom Set, Bedsteads, D ressers, Bed S p rings, M attresses,
C arp ets, Rugs, C urtain s, Bed Lounge, S ettee, B ookcases, T ables,
C upboards, M orris C hair, R ockers, Easy C hairs, H eatin g Stoves,
K itchen R ange, W ashing Machine, K itchen T re asu re , Dishes, Cooking
U tensils. S everal large stone ja rs, w ash tubs, w rin g er, w ash boards,
sew ing m achine, several dozen ja rs of various k in d s of fru it. Few
ch ick ens and other a rticle s too num erous to m ention here.
TERM S— All sum s under $20 cash. All sum s $20 o r over, six m onths'
tim e w ith in te re st a t 8 per cent per annum on notes approved by
Clerk. T hose desiring cred it should see C lerk A. M eyers a t F irst
S tate B ank, G resham , Oregon, p rio r to date of sale.
-every sound in the stillness of the night
jars your over-worked nerves
you constantly fear for the safety of your
valuables
you want to protect yourself and family
Place Your Valuables
In Our Safe Deposit
Vault—Boxen an Low an
$1.50 Yearly.
J. W. McCULLOCH, Owner
COL. IV. S. WOOD A SDN, Auctioneers, Vancouver, Wn.
A. MEYERS, Clerk, Gresham, Oregon
Happy Valley Community
AUCTION SALE
Conducted by Theodore Tague, Anctioneer, Portland, Oregon,
R .F . D. 3, box 351, to whom you should make application for*
Information relative to the sale of chattels nt this «ale,
I have listed and w ill sell at public auction
Beginning nt 1 P. M.
THURSDAY, MARCH 1, 1928
On the Charles Henderson Farm four miles south-'
east of Lents, nine miles northeast of Oregon City,
two miles north of Sunnyside, two miles south of
Foster road at Bellrose, the following chattels:
HORSES AND HOGS
Ten Head of H orses, 4 to 10 y ears old, w eighing 1200 to 1600
pounds, m atched team s and single d riv e rs; 2 S ets Double H a r
ness,
Single H arness.
D uroc Je rse y Boar, 22 m onths old,
P oland C hina Brood Sow, 12 pigs, six to eight w eeks old.
MACHINERY
Two Feed G rinders, 2 E nsilage C utters- Gas Engine, 4 h. p.,
2 F arm W agons. S pring W agon, P o tato P la n te r, chain drive;
2 Riding C ultivators, one 8-lnch B erry Plow , one 8-lnch o rc h
ard Plow , Disc H arrow , Spike T ooth H arrow , 14-inch B rea k
ing Plow , Double Shovel P otato L ister, 14-inch H illside Plow,
G rass Seeder, Milk Cooler, B ottle W ashing T an k and m any
o th e r a rtic le s th a t w ill be listed before sale ta k e s place.
TERMS-—Sum s under $20 cash, $20 or over six m o n th s' tim e
w ith in te re st a t 8 per ce n t per annum on notes approved by
C lerk. To in su re cred it m ake ap plication to clerk , at F irs t
S tate Bank G resham , O regon, p rio r to date of sale.
A. MEYERS, Clerk
THEODORE TAGUE
AUCTIONEER AND CONDI (TOR OF SALE
3N
e w willys - knight
for only
A. C. ARVIDSON
SATURDAY, MARCH 3, 1928
Bay
The climax of
fourteen years' effort—
(alined t offee*, per lb. . . . 5 0 c
Rolled Oats 9s................... 4 8 c
Sale beginning 1 I’. M. Sharp. Will be held Rain or Shine
Bay Team , w eight 2600 pounds. B uckskin Mare, 1050 pounds.
H orse, 1400 pounds. T w o-year old Colt.
PAGE THREE
A u c tio n S a le
On account of our lease expiring we will sell at public
auction on the Vetsch farm, 20 miles southeast of Portland
and 9 miles south of Gresham, at BORING, OREGON .
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HESSEL
N. A.
Phone l i t !
discussion will tak e place on the
first tru m p et of the Apocalypse.
COTTRELL
The young people of th e Swedish
Mission church of Powell Valley,
with th eir pasto r, the Rev. Don
Shogren, will conduct an a fte r
noon service at the C ottrell com
m unity church Sunday a t 3 o'clock.
Special m usical num bers will be
rendered. Sunday school will be
gin a t 10 o’clock, follow ed by
p reaching service at 11. In ch arg e
of the Rev. G eorge H acking of
P o rtland.
T he Ladles Aid will m eet with
Mrs. C arl Goger W ednesday a fte r
noon, the affair to be a silver tea.
P ray er m eeting will be held the
sam e evening a t th e home of Jess
Hite.
Mrs. S. B. Splaw n has been ta k
ing ch arg e of the Pup G rille at
T ro u td ale for th e past two weeks
in th e absence of the ow ner.
Mrs. Fred M eyers’ m other, Mrs.
Lund, has retu rn ed to h er home at
L aC enter, W ashington, after spend
ing the w inter w ith her d aughter.
C harles W illiam E rion, old tim e
resid en t of th e G resham vicinity,
passed aw ay at his hom e In H ills
boro, Oregon, on Sunday. F eb ru ary
19, afte r being ill for som e tim e.
Mr. Erion leaves to m ourn Ills
death bis wife, M yrtle E rion, and
Clyde, Blanch and Lloyd Brlon,
ch ild ren . He is also survived by
th re e sisters, Mrs. O ra F o w ler of
C o ttrell, Mrs. C lara B ranch of
G resham , Mrs. M arg aret Bills of
P o rtlan d ,and one b ro th er, John
E rion of Brush P ra irie, W ashing
ton. F u n eral services w ere held In
P o rtlan d on W ednesday, F eb ru ary
23. In term en t was In Lincoln Me
m orial park.
Mr. and Mrs. Jeff H ouse and
sons K enneth and L aw rence, and
Mr. and Mrs. C a rter and fam ily,
who havp lived for som e tim e on
th e P ro cto r ran ch a t C o ttrell, are
leaving th is week. Mr. H ouse In
ten d s taking up co n stru ctio n work
th is spring, having had co n sid er
able experience In th a t
line.
H ow ard House w ill rem ain In th is
vicinity to finish th is sem ester at
th e Sandy high school.
SCHOOL DIST. NO. 7
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A few o f the
&
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10c
B e t t e r D S rice**
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1.
Northrup, K ing ¿¿Co.’s
W ashington's b irthday was ob
served at th e W ilkes school with
Beginning ill 9:30 A. M.
ap p ro p riate exercises. T he pupils
presented an In terestin g program
th a t was m uch enjoyed.
T he Follow ing A rticles and Stock
V alentines day was also ob
served with a valen tin e p arty much
81 HEAD CHOICE DAIRY CATTLE
to th e enjoym ent of the pupils.
75 MILK COWS
The school bus was tem p o rarily
63 Big H olstelns, 10 D urham s, 6 P u re Bred Brown Sw iss, 1 Jersey out of com m ission on W ednesday,
1 G uernsey, 26 to be fresh a t tim e of sale, 11 to freshen In March and ow ing to the breaking of th e c ra n k
I th e balan ce m ilking strong. 6 Bred H elfers, 1 R eg ister' d H olstein Bull. sh aft.
' T hese cow s a re big and in ex tra good condition, some m ilking 60 pounds
A num ber of P o rtlan d people en
and m ore each day.
Come and see them m ilked before th e d ate of the joyed the W ashington p arty T u es
( crtlllra le G ranted Sewing t lass.
[ sa le an d give them a carefu l inspection.
day evening at "T he O asis.” Vel
« HEAD GE GOOD FARM HORSES WEIGHING FROM 12»MI to HMM* m a's R agadors fu rn ish ed the music.
A certificate of achievem ent,
POUNDS EACH.
gran ted by th e United S tates de
1 F ordson T ra cto r In godd condition. Jo h n D eere T ra c to r Disc.
HALEY
p artm en t of ag ric u ltu re, w as p re
14-lnch T ra c to r Gang Plow
16-lnch T ra cto r Plow. 3-TON DEN'IIY
TRUCK, WITH NEW ENGINE. 7-foot D eering B inder. M cCorm ick, T he Sunday school of the H aley sented by f ’ounty Club
A gent
Mower, Hay R ake, Disc D rill, 14-foot G rass S eeder, Hoover P o tato ! B ap tist church will convene at 1M
, D igger, P otato P la n te r, 2-horse Corn C u ltivator, 3-se<tloii D rag l i a r - ' a. m , followed by th e m orning Balllle to a group of g irls of th e
' row. K ale P la n te r, 2-row Corn C u tter, M ilking M achine, 20, 10-gai. w orship a t 11. The Juniors have S p rin g d ale school T uesday. This
i Milk C ans, Buckets. Iron Wheel Low W agon, 3t4-inch H eavy F arm th e ir m eetings every Sunday eve w as In recognition of th e fact th a t
! Wagon, Feed Mill, P latfo rm S cales and everything to he found on a ning a t 6:45. T he evening service all of th e g irls who w ere enrolled
w ill begin a t 7:30. All m eetings
' well k ep t farm and dairy.
next Sunday will he conducted in In a sta n d ard sew ing club com
«0 TONS GOOD HAY, HALED TIMOTHY ANH ( LOVER MIXED
English. A Bible class has been pleted th e ir p ro ject an d filed a
organized which will m eet In the final rep o rt. T he m em bers of th e
FREE LUNCH AT NOON
ch u rch every T uesday a t 7:30 p m„
TERMS HE SALE— $20 and u nder cash. Over $20 six m o n th s’ tim e given to w hich all above th e age of 15 club w ere Ju a n ita N orthw ay. Max
a t 8 per cen t of in te re st on a note approved by the c le rk of sale. y ea rs a re Invited. T hose atten d in g ine Zllm, W ilm a L ucas, Susie K lrk-
T hose d esirin g c re d it should see clerk before buying.
a re asked to bring Bible, note-book liam and E lda K iesel. They a re
and pen. No ch arg es will be m ade all en ro lled ag ain th is year In a
except a nom inal one for a te x t higher division of sewing.
Mrs.
book. H erb ert R oberts, a form er
Mary
N
orthw
ay
of
T
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td
ale
was
J. W. HUGHES, Auctioneer, Forest Grove, Oregon.
u niversity stu d en t, w ill be the
tbslr leader.
A. MEYERS, Clerk, Gresham
teach er of the class.
TUESDAY. FEBRUARY 28
H ESSEL
__ S eed s
REMEMBER—Our
Remodeling Sale
ends Monday, F eb ru ary 27
at Newberg Packing t'(K,
Gresham
THINK
THINK
THINK
The F arm ers M utual F ire Relief
A ssociation. F arm and sub u rb an
property. H. W. S n ashall, p re si
dent, Main S t , G resham . Phone
2101.
In su ran ce funds for farm loans.
No com m ission or brokerage. Very
easy term s, B. W. T horne.—Adv.