Registration books close April 17. No swearing in at the polls under new law.
If you want to vote in May primaries, you must register!
G resham O utlook
T W IC E
A
W EEK
Commissioners Okeh
Fair Grounds Plans
T he object of th e recent visit of
th e c o u n tjrto m m issio n ers to G resh
am w as to confer w ith the execu
tive and building com m ittees of the
M ultnom ah county fair board, and
look over the sketches of the a r
ran g e m en t of th e grounds and
p lan s for th e new building pro
gram , w hich a re to play an im p o rt
a n t p a rt in the y ea r's fair a c tiv i
ties.
T he building com m ittee, w hich
co n sists of S. B. H all, chairm an,
T heodore B rugger and C. I. R aker,
have laid out the plans for a cen
tr a l c o u rt on th e fair ground, the
en tra n c e s to all buildings to ra d i
a te from th is point. T he th re e new
buildings w hich a re to be erected
th is year w ill face th is inner court.
T hese buildings, as planned by
th e building com m ittee and ap
proved by the board of county com
m issioners, are a m achinery build
ing, 5 0x 180 feet; a dairy cattle
b arn , 72 x 140 feet in size, w hich
w ill house about 150 head of dairy
c a ttle ; and a horse barn, 80x100
feet, w here a t least 50 head of d ra ft
and fancy horses can be seen to
advantage.
T he
re -a rra n g e m e n t
of
the
grounds so as to open up th is ce n
tr a l c o u rt w ill necessitate the mov
ing of th e floral building and the
co n stru ctio n of a sm all am ount of
roadw ays. T he placing of th e new
roadw ays w ill m ake the a rra n g e
m en t so th a t all of th e exhibit
buildings on th e fair g rounds w ill
be accessible to th e c e n tra l court,
and p rac tica lly all of th e activities
of th e fair w ill be cen tralized in
and aro u n d th is c o u rt w hich w ill
be ap proxim ately 150 feet wide and
500 feet long.
T he building com m ittee expects
to s ta r t on detail plans of th e
b uildings a t once and w ill be able
to let the co n tra cts for th e ir con
stru c tio n in th e very near future.
ZENGER HOME LOSES
AT HANDS OF T1UEF
Mr. and Mrs. A lbert Zenger, liv
ing on B arker road n ear Pow ell
Valley w est of G resham , suffered a
'lo ss of about $150 last S atu rd ay
evening w hen th e ir residence was
en tered by a thief.
A p parently the in tru d e r w as of a
fem inine tu rn of m ind as ladies'
w earing ap p a rel, a trav e lin g bag,
v an ity set and other to ilet acces
sories, a strin g of p earls besides a
q u an tity of bedding w ere am ong
th e a rtic le s of value taken.
The thief gained en tra n ce to the
house thro u g h a window. It is
th o u g h t the robbery took place
about 8:30 in the evening.
The sheriff's office in P o rtlan d
w as im m ediately notiiied, but as yet
no clue of im portance has devel-
oped.
SIIEE1’ KILLING DOGS
( AI SE MUCH LOSS
R ecent d epred atio n s of dogs on a
num ber
of
sheep
and
goats
throughout th e county have been
called to the atten tio n of S. B. H all |
who, in th e capacity of county a g ri
cu ltu ral agent, is sen t out by the
county com m issioners to Investi
g ate th e accuracy of th.e claim s
m ade for dam ages. The ow ners of
sheep and goats killed by dogs are
reim bursed for th e ir value from the
receipts of th e county dog license
fund.
On F riday n ig h t Louis Hoff
m eister lost th re e or four"head of
sheep from the activities of dogs,
and his b ro th er, A. H. H offm eister,
who lives n ear the W hite Rose
dairy lost tw o head. A neighbor,
John Vogler, a t about th e sam e
tim e had a tine A ngora goat de
stroyed by th e dogs. Mr. H all was
called to n o rth St. Jo h n s on Mon
day to determ in e th e claim of a
ran c h er w hose two m ilk goats and
tw o kids had been killed th e prev i
ous S atu rd ay evening by dogs.
RAT REGALES SELF
ON RODENT RATION’
“A R at T h ere W as” m ig h t w ell
be th e them e of th is sto ry of a
venturesom e rodent w hich invaded
the tvrong building w hen he chose
th e sanctum san cto ru m of the
county ag ric u ltu ra l office, w h e re ,
are stored large q u an titie s of sq u ir
rel and m ice poison ready for dis
trib u tio n to th e farm ers of th e
vicinity. He first tried o ut the
sq u irrel poison, but evidently not
liking its ta ste , passed on to the
field mice m ix tu re w here he m et
his W aterloo. W hen th e sten o g
rap h e r opened th e door early W ed
nesday m orning, she w as pleased
to see Mr. R at stretch ed out on the
floor dead, a victim of his own
poor judgm ent.
Oaks IHnk Pleases Many.
D espite th e uneasy w eath er of
late, a su rp risin g ly la rg e crow d
visited the Oafks P ark rin k the p ast
w eek-end. Many G resham sk a te rs
w ere in the thro n g at all sessions.
T he occasion was th e g ran d r e
opening of th e rin k for th e spring.
The big new Wood pipe organ re g
istered from th e s ta rt and, w ith
C harles H aw ley a t th e console,
pleased sp e cta to rs as w ell as the
sk aters. E dw ard II. Bollinger, new
m anager, is receiving m any con
g ratu latio n s on the spick and span
look of th in g s and a ttra c tiv e new
policies of operatio n now in effect.
To Clean Water Pipe«.
The follow ing line household h in t
has been subm itted by an in te re s t
ed read er of th e O utlook and is be
ing passed on: For clearin g clog
ged w ater pipes a ttac h a hose to
the hot w ater tank. W rap a sm all
towel around th e nozzle of th e hose
and in se rt in bath tub sink or o th er
drain. T u rn w ater on full force.
i T his will clean ta n k as w ell as the
various drains.
Attention Ladies—
Big sale of
PHOENIX SILK HOSIERY
$1.75 Silk H ose $ 1 .3 0
$1.50 Silk H ose $ 1 .1 0
$1.00 Silk Hose 7 0 ^
B roken
hj.
Lots,
30c
CRESH AM
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CONVICTION— ACTION
Im p o rtan t m a tte rs th a t concern public policy call for In tellig en t
action. Voting on a bond issue to m eet ed ucational needs should be a
m a tte r of conviction and conviction should be based on Inform ation and
carefu l thought, not on sen tim en t or prejudice or m isinform ation.
We elect m em bers on th e high school board. They a re capable,
th o u g h tfu l, carefu l men, having th e good of th e high school a t h eart.
They serve w ithout pay and devote much tim e and effort to d irectin g
th e school th e people have established. They should have th e utm ost
confidence and cooperation of p atrons. They study tile needs «nil try
to solve the problem s of school m ain ten an ce and m anagem ent
T hey
often face situ atio n s the p atro n s know little about. They o ften a re
severely criticized w hen they are conscientiously doing w hat they th in k
is for th e best In terests of ih e school. They m ust be p rogressive and
in doing so often m eet u n reaso n ab le opposition. If they propose w hat
th e p atro n s disapprove of the p atro n s have an o p p o rtu n ity to show
Berry Growers to
Hold Annual Meeting
TUESDAYS
AND
FRIDAYS
WEATHER FORECAST.
^ Z
Meeting in School
Districts Planned
A series of six m ass m eetings
have been planned to be held In th e
! six d istric ts com posing the G resh
am Union high school d istric t No.
2. In the in te rests of th e proposed
$37 .500 bond Issue for th e erection
of a m uch-needed addition to the
p resen t high school group of b u ild
ings.
The schedule of th ese m eetings
has been a rran g e d as follow s:
,
m eeting a re asked to
T h u rsd ay evening, April 5, a t the
>'“ r - ‘l>
namlnB
F reak ish , w ith occasional show Pow ell Valley schoolhouse.
(
i.tockllo,(1(,lr a s ' th e ir proxy to
F riday evening, A pril 6, a t the
e rs; rain mixed w ith snow und
Orient schoolhouse.
hail.
Monday evening, A pril 9. Victory
T he board of Union high school d istric t No. 2 is asking the v o ters of '
- th a t’ w e ’have’ lOO
schoolhouse.
th e d istric t to approve or reject a sm all bond issue for a much needed ' ,a_n a«®r
j
1
” v
T uesday evening, A pril 10, H ills
new building. T he decision on th is will determ in e w hether the school ,
d a tte n d a n c e ^ .^ tn e s e
view schoolhouse.
is to co n tin u e to receive pupils from outside the organized d istrict, each ,
J
be tran sa cted 8"
W ednesday evening, A pril 11,
one of whom pays in full for his education and helps Increase th e im portance
Lynch schoolhouse.
At th e T h u rsd ay sto ck h o ld ers'
T h u rsd ay evening, A pril 12,
efficiency of th e school. In th e tu itio n each outside pupil pays is figured
G resham high school.
th e in te re st on th e bonds, w a rra n ts, etc., w hich helps to lower th e cost m eeting, probably th e election of
two d irec to rs for a term of two
Each
m
I
FatlC II of
( ’ I th
l l l ese
tn t
111, eetings w ill be-
for resid e n t pupils.
hoys of th e S m ith-H ughes Kjn at g : is o’clock.
T he situ atio n dem ands fa ir and ea rn e st th o u g h t and a vote based on years is first In Im portance. The • r T «• I he
1 11 V* 11 1
i'lu d U llU
2 F
I I ¡1 FYI
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1^.
Kn«
re tirin g d irec to rs are W. D. F ra ley a g -----------------
ric r> 11 u 1 ltu
ra l classes
of
resham
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i VA
t h
as long
been
ap p a ren t to
a w ell founded conviction of w hat is w ise and best.
..1 C. res
v, T’V
ec» 1 hold-over
» 1 il _rV Vikt* <
f V, school knwa
and
T. D,,.,
Ryan.
The
d 1 1—
i I Union t. high
have been w ork- those in te reste d in th e w elfare of
M eetings are announced for th e various d istric ts com posing th e re c to rs a re C. M. La F o llett, E. P. ing for the past m onth com pleting G resham Union high school th a t
U nion high d istric t in an effort to give all concerned all th e in fo rm a Schedeen and D. E. Towle. T he plans for th e ir various projects. In
p resen t building Is en tirely In
tion possible to help them in th e ir decision.
next item of im portance is th e a n m ost of th e potato p ro jects th is ad equate for th e needs of th e dla-
Not to atten d th ese local m eetings and h ear and learn and th in k and nual rep o rt, including:
year, certified seed will be used. ; trlc t. T he p resen t classroom s are
a. S e c re ta ry -tre a su re r reports.
vote in tellig en tly w o u h i.b e m ost u n fair, unw ise and unfo rtu n ate.
W ilb ejt Maxwell and S tan to n Cost- > too crow ded to ta k e c a re of addi-
b. In crease in p erm an en t Invest ner found th a t all th e certified seed 1-•
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tio n al • req
u irem en ts -•
of »*—
the —■-<«-
pupils.
in the county had been sold before
m ents.
T he d istric t a t p rese n t is not
c. In crease In stock issue.
they secured th e irs and, ra th e r th an able to in c re ase th e num ber of
d. A ssets and liabilities.
p lan t uncertified seed, they w ent pupils who w ish to attend th is
e. Profit and loss statem en t.
four m iles sou th w est of Oregon school will lessen th e efficiency of
f. R eport of G resham
F ru it City for seed.
school. T he study hall and c la ss
To consider high school bond issue: G row ers association stock p u r- An Ag club h as been form ed in room s are now not lighted or ven
T h u rsd ay evening. A pril 5, Pow chase.
the school w ith th e follow ing of tilated as they should be. To fall
ell Valley schoolhouse.
T he above listed re p o rts will ficers: H ow ard l.in d ro o th , p re si to tak e ca re of th e stu d e n ts who
"D addy, you
can have
my
F riday evening, April 6, O rient also be review ed at th e m eeting on d en t; John W elbes. vice p resid e n t; w ish to atten d th is school w ill
m oney." T his w as the generous schoolhouse.
Monday of th e C ooperative Berry Robert A nderson, s e c re ta ry -tre a s lessen the efficiency of th e school
offer, m ade by K enneth B iornstad,
Monday evening, A pril 9, Victory G row ers Assn., and in addition u re r; Neil M ilner, rep o rter.
and not re s u lt In the saving of
th e 7-year-old son of Mr. and Mrs. schoolhouse.
th e re will be m any item s to con
T he farm crops class had a p ro f money.
T. B iornstad follow ing heavy loss
T uesday evening, April 10, H ills sider, a few of w hich a re as fol itab le and enjoyable trip to P ercy
The Income from outside stu-
by fire early la st F rid ay a t th eir view schoolhouse.
G iese’s filbert o rch ard , w here they I dents and th e ir atten d a n ce here
lows :
g reenhouses south of G resham .
W ednesday, April 11, Lynch
The nam ing of an Advisory com discussed v arieties, m ethods of | have m eant a good school. P up ils
K enneth had seen his savings ac- [ schoolhouse.
m ittee of 30 to help th in k out and
count grow . until it reached th e ‘ T hursday, A pril 12,* G resham pass on some of th e h eavier m a r propogation and grow ing problem s from outside th e d istric t will repay
w ith Mr. Giese, who has had m any the d istric t w h at it co sts for them
sum 'o f $12, w hich to him w as a high school.
keting problem s.
y ears of ex perience w ith filberts.
to atten d and Increase th e ef
fo rtu n e and w hich he w as su re
The question of fu tu re policy, (a)
G. W. Dean of th e B erry G row ers ficiency of th e school.
would go a long way to w ard m eet AL IO ACCIDENTS
as to expansion or cu rta ilm e n t of P ack in g com pany accom panied the
The cost of im proved classroom s
ing th e loss occasioned by th e tire.
FEATURE WEEK END m em bership; (b) m ore or less boys on a M p to a b erry field, and assem bly will be less th an 15c
It is needless to say th a t Mr. and
m erch an d isin g ;
(c) in crease of w here they found plenty of weevil per year for each $100 assessed
Mrs. B iornstad w ere touched by the
Several
autom obile
accidents cap ital stock and en larg em en t of
th o u g h tfu ln ess of th e ir little son. have o ccurred in th is vicinity d u r can n ery and w areh o u se; (di n am g rubs a t w ork. A study of th e v a ri valuation of p ro p erty for nine
ils S
stag
IH g C
es S in
III th
II1W
e life
II1W cycle u of
i i th
l l ' e y y e ears
a r 8 1 to
0 C come.
OmV.
I T (I he
V H standing
I U I I U I U A u of
i
the
w hether they accepted his offer ing the p ast week, although none ing of com m ittees and rep o rts on O ous
weevil w as made. Mr. D ean told th e HChO()i |g good and it is desired to
or not.
of them have resu lted seriously. resolutions, nom inations or e n boys about
n k m i l f Hie
lin
r ravages
t i v u m i u of th e i a l l l
-
i keep
.
_
u it o u tstan d in g I in
n
n rep
> n i u l ta
t ft tio
t l o l n l
Smoke w as discovered pouring L ate W ednesday (light a ca r co n dorsem ent of d irecto rs, and any
weevil in e a ste rn Oregon.
th ro u g h o u t the state. ■
out of the boiler room about 5 tain in g four young people, tw o men o th er business th a t any m em ber falfa
Tlie boys in the farm en g in ee r
T he in creased value of property,
o’clock F riday m orning, and before and th eir g irl com panions, ran into w ishes considered.
Also, during
« lass visited the lle sse l Im ple due in p a rt to the high c h a ra c te r of
the fire w as extinguished th e boil a bank n ear Pow ell Valley station. th e aftern o o n , th e re w ill he d iscu s ing
ent sto re to study plows, th eir the schools in G resham , will, it is
e r room w as a to ta l loss w ith the The ca r w as not badly dam aged, sions of c u rre n t problem s led by m
At believed, co u n te ra c t the costs of
m achinery and tools, also a sm all but enough so th a t they w ere u n County Agent S. B. H all, on topics ad ju stm en t ami sh arp en in g .
E. Oa- th e Im provem ents desired. T here
g reenhouse 9 x 30 and th e end of able to ru n it into G resham . They such as in sect pests, p ro p er fe rtil an o th er tim e th ey w ent to
rn ’s b lack sm ith shop and w ere a re those who feel th a t the call for
one of th e la rg e r greenhouses. w ere picked up by a passin g m o izing and m a rk e t outlook. R obert liu
Seven thousand cu ttin g s of bedding to rist and brought here, afte r P au lu s, of Salem . Oregon, will de show n how to sh arp en a steel plow. th e issue of bonds laHt year w as
stock and 150 E aster lilies ju st which they telephoned to P o rtlan d liver an add ress and favor the A survey of II. T re b e r’s farm is be too large to m eet w ith favor, but
thlH Issue provides for im m ediate
made.
about ready for th e m a rk e t w ere for aid. A frien d cam e for them m em bers w ith projectoscope views ing T he
an im als class visited m e d s ami th e re fo re its favorable
b urned and m uch o th e r stock was from th e city in th e sm all h ours of th at he lias gath ered in his w an d er George farm
" ’e h s le r’s brooder house to consideration Is urged by th e high
dam aged. The en tire loss is about Hie m orning. T he dam age to th e
ground th e state.
learn i l l s p ro ceed u re in carin g for school hoard, th e m em bers or w hich
$2000, p a rtly covered by in su ran ce. ca r was rep aired by H am lin & ings
“ It is very im p o rtan t," says Man baby chicks. T he boys c a strated are unanim ous in p resen tin g th is
Mr. B iornstad believes th a t .th e Hoss.
ag er Tow le, “th a t all who can a t some pigs for W aller B alnjer. A request.
driving rain saved th e rem ain d er
A lbert W elty early Sunday m o rn tend th e m eeting on th e 12th, if a study of p o u ltry diseases, figuring
T he vote on th e bond issue will
of the p lan t and his residence.
ing ran his auto into a deep ditch stockholder you should do ho , and ratio n s, te stin g m ilk, cream , skim ta k e place on F rid ay , April 13, in
T his is th e second d isa ste r to the on th e w estern o u tsk irts of Sandy
a)]
g ()o nQt fa „ tQ a t, P11(1 m ilk, sep arated m ilk and b u tte r
th e high school building. T he polls
G resham G reenhouses w ith in th ree when he lost co n tro l of th e w heel
mpptjnK „„ th e lfiltl, lf a mem- m ilk for b u tte r fat are am ong th e will be open betw een th e hou rs of
m onths, the first being th e c ru s h a fte r being cau g h t ill loose gravel.
w<> a]so exten(j
co rd ial lu- activ ities w hich th is class has r e 2 ami 7 p. m. Every legal resident
ing of larg e sections of roofs by the T he ca r tu rn ed tu rtle and dam age'l v jta t|on to all fru it grow ers, w heth-
cently engaged in.
is entitled to a vote, re g a rd le ss of
w eight of snow and ice.
th e top badly» as th e r e s u lt of th e
m em be rs or not. to atten d the
All classes spend a portion of p ro p erty qualifications.
Not daunted by his losses, Mr. scrap in g over the ground .
'm e e tin g on th e 16th and join with th e ir tim e In shop w ork, eith er on
B iornstad lias alread y com menced
W illiam A rm stro n g and a
an d heIp defend your business th e ir own jobs or p rac tice In r e ( . S. ( . ( H R HAS
rebuilding and re p a ir w ork, and lady com panion, both of P o rtla n d
coop erativ e m a rk et- p air w ork for the Ag d ep a rtm en t
SUCCESSFUL YEAR
plans to build b etter th an he had w ere cared for a t th e U. K. Saiki
of Hie high school.
An effort Is
before. He is buying p la n ts to*lill home in ea st G resham sev eral ■
hand-out or lap lunch will be co n stan tly being m ade to save th e
T he (’. 8. C. club, a C edarville
his o rd ers w here n ecessary for his hours la st evening as th e re su lt of !
, a t ,2 30 „„ the 16th. con- school money In re p a ir w ork, at the orgartization w hich consists of ten
E aster trad e and early planting.
an accident a t th e R obertson cor- ■
()f
w icbes, coffee ami sam e tim e g ettin g p rac tice th a t active m em bers, ju s t closed a very
Mr. A rm strong _ suffered a cu t Ice
....... cream
»
.
. b rin
, g your own
ner. _____
. P lease
own will serve well In th e fu tu re on the ! successful year. M eetings w ere
Mammy's Shack Hazed by Fire.
hand and th e lady severe scalp cup and spoon for th e coffee."
field semi m onthly a t the hom es of
hom e farm .
w
ounds
and
o
th
er
b
ru
ises,
alth
o
u
g
h
M ammy's Shack, th e w ell known
¡th e respective m em bers.
th
e
in
ju
ries
of
th
e
pair
a
re
not
co
n
chicken d in n er re so rt on th e Powell
T he club has been successful In
Charters Awarded Clubs.
Valley m ail w est of Linneinaiin sidered serious. They w ere in a IRI-Y GIRLS A l l END
try in g out th e experim en t of flnan-
It
m
ay
bo
of
In
terest
to
know
(1. It. CONFERENCE
I ria l m anagem ent w ithout eith er ad
Ju n ctio n , w as destroyed by fire of sm all to u rin g car en ro u te to P o rt
u n determ ined orig in early Monday land w hen they collided a t th e c o r
An eventful w eek-end w as spent th a t the follow ing c h a rte rs have m ission fees or dues Four of the
been
aw
arded
by
th
e
United
S
tates
m orning. W G. Muss, ow ner and ner with an ea st bound tru ck . A p by seven G resham G irl R eserves
nine q u ilts and th e luncheon set,
m an ag er of th e inn, has estim ated p aren tly both m achines w ere con who w ere a p a rt of a group num- D epartm ent of A g ricu ltu re in rec made from donated m aterial, w ere
the loss a t $11,00«, w ith in su ran ce te stin g for th e center of the h ig h bering m ore th an 100 atten d in g the ognition of th e org an izatio n as Hold and th e proceeds used to p u r
of only $3,000. T he fire w as d is way. T he sm all c a r w as badly I sp rin g conference at Salem from sta n d ard 4-H clubs in M ultnom ah chase new m a terial for relief work.
covered sh o rtly before 5 a. m. by w recked.
F riday until Sunday. T hose who county. C h arters have been p re A few d o lla rs and a generous
an em ploye who cam e to w ork at
went from here w ere Miss G w en sented to th e lead ers of "T h e am ount of clothing w ere donated
New Footwear for Ladies.
th a t tim e.
An engine com pany
dolyn M etzger, Miss G race Lynch. B aker's Dozen Cookery Club" of by In terested friends.
T he sp rin g ’s sm a rte st slip p ers Miss Regina H am m ar, Miss Betty L y m h school led by Mrs. G race E.
from th e P o rtlan d fire d ep artm en t
I’tsgah Home, the« h lld re n ’s F arm
..
W innifred Bechlll, F airb an k s; "T h e Brow nie Sew ing Home and several u n fo rtu n a te fam
responded to the alarm , but was u n pumps and oxfords a t p opular _■
Club"
of
O
rient
led
by
Mrs.
M.
B.
able to check th e p ro g ress of the
»
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Ml s s M a r
ilies a re am ong those who have
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ew s,
flames. Officials are investigating. w orth * M artin, G resham .—Adv.
All rem aining money
g a r e t « M „th
ethew
s, w
w ith
ith th
th eir
e ir le a d e rs, T u ck e r; and “T he Busy Bee Sew ing been helped
Club"
of
O
rien
t
led
by
Mrs.
F.
D.
and m aterial will b e held over u n til
I Miss E va K irby and Miss M iriam
Oleman.
next Septem ber when th e club w ill
Inglis.
resum e Its w ork.
On F rid ay evening o ccurred a
A pot-luck picnic is
being
dram atizatio n of th e life of th e FORMER GRESHAM FOLK
ON MINNESOTA FARM ' planned by th e club, to be held at
early pioneers, fea tu rin g a covered
wagon episode. Musical num bers
Mr. and Mrs. O scar Jo h n so n and C edarville p ark in th e near future.
ami varied ad d resses com posed sons, K erm it and D ouglas, who left
a bloom
1 much of the th ree-d ay program , G resham last A ugust, a re now com The Best Is Always Ihe Cheapest.
1 with to u rs of In terest th ro u g h 8a- fo rtab ly located th re e m iles from
McCormick - D eering m achinery
| lem and vicinity . T he m ain p a rt of G rove City, M innesota, on a 200- for the farm is alw ays the leader in
Hyacinths anil other Flowering Plants
[ the conference w as held in the ac re farm , according to a le tte r re m odern equipm ent. C om petent men
I F irst M ethodist ch u rch of Salem , cently received from them.
Flowers for all occasions
a ri alw ays available to help solve
with o th er m eetings In W aller and
The new hom e is situ ate d on the th< farm e rs’ problem s at all tim es.
Eaton h alls on the cam pus of WII- sta te highw ay In a large, b eautiful Ike M ullan w ill be found on the
I lam ette university.
grove. T hey have a ten-room house sales fioor a t 300 B elinont stree t,
With th e exception of Miss w hich they have recen tly been r e P o rtlan d , to give definite inform a
I Bechill and Miss Kelly, th e g irls of m odeling. a la rg e b arn and silo tion on th e full line. H. O. Tenney,
Phone 306
th e G resham p arty w ere e n te rta in and
o th e r buildings. They a re 1 dealer .—Adv.
ed at th e so ro rity house w here Miss rapidly g ettin g th e place w ell ,
Joyce K idder resid es w hile a tte n d stocked. They now have 21 head >
AIT0W I8B HFRVK F.
ing the university.
of cattle, 9 head of h orses, 15 hogs
Knowledge
The G irl R eserve group under and 170 chickens.
1
Precision Tools
the lead ersh ip of Miss F lorence
T he Jo h n so n fam ily moved to |
Conscience.
Honey en tertain ed th e o th er tw o G rove City a sh o rt tim e ago from
Make A utowlso Service.
I groups of th e G resham grad*1 Litchfield, w here th e boys atten d ed !
Brack way A Nelson
school d u rin g the noon hour la st school. K erm it w as an honor stu - !
Ask fo r Ed
T h u rsd ay . Rebecca Duffy, p re si dent for th e last 12 w eeks he a t Phone 1471
dent of th e group, presided. Mrs. tended th e Litchfleld school. K e r —Adv.
They're her birthatone, you know.
Mark N ickerson told m any in te r- mit an d D o u g " arc g ettin g to be
e -tin g th in g s about h er visit to Ire reg u la r farm ers and of g rea t a s s is t
land several years ago, and Ihe ance on th e la rg e farm .
girls sang. Lunch w as served a t a
Mrs. J o hnson sta te s In her le tte r
W e-are showing extremely
table a ttractiv ely set and d e c o ra t they have been experiencing ideal
S a tu rd a y ,
A p r il
7. — E v a n g e lic a l
ed w ith little pigs, men and a w eather, w ith th e th erm o m eter at
attractive assortment of Dia
fern ery , all suggestive of Ireland. SO degrees above. They a p p a re n t 1 Lurch hake sale at Sanitary m arket
G enevieve K irkwood w as th e little ly m iss th e old frien d sh ip s of
S a tu rd a y , A p ril 7 —C o m m u n ity club
mond Rings in New Design
Irish maid.
G resham and g rea tly enjoy the h a x a a r at B o rin g I. O .O . F ha ll.
At the re
r e g u la r m eeting
e e tin g of
o . th
i n e -
(>f , hp Outl(Mll,
mountings.
S a tu rd a y A p ril 7.— B ake
sale
by
Trl-Y group of Girl R eserves held (
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o r ie n t Cooking club a t P ro cto r store.
at th e high school T h u rsd ay after
Hrlahle Restaurant for Sale.
S u n d a y ^ .A p ril » - -E aster service at
noon, Dr. Mary Becker gave a
Why not h Dia tn n ntl for her
Honey grove.
L sh all sell for sto rag e and o th e r
h ealth talk w hich w as m uch a p p re
Easter Gift
Imfebti ilness one com plete p o rtab le
T h u rsd ay, A p ril 12.— A ll day annual
ciated by th e group of girls.
re sta u ra n t, Invoice about $525. In m eeting Berry Growers Packing «N>.
cluding 30 x 30 10-ounce can v ass
F rid a y . A p ril 1J.— Bond Issue elec
top, side w alls 7 fee t; waffle dog tion
G resham U n io n high school.
W illie A ndresen left yesterday on m achine, new elec tric coffee u rn ,
S
a
tu
a y E ven in g . A p r il 14.- P en ce
the first lap of hts voyage w hich tw o Gasit»o-alr stoves anti o th er at Bes rd
kwood gran g e h a ll.
will end In ¡rbout a m onth at N'ush- eq alp tn en t to seat about 60. I will
S a tu rd a y ,
A p r il
14.— Ladlee
A id
agak A laska, w here he will w ork accep t cash offers to Monday eve
d u rin g th e sum m er In th e salm on ning. April 30, a t 6 o'clock. R ight hake sale at T u rn e r'e d ru g store, B o r-
_ _ _ _ _
ca n n erie s He expects to w ork for reserved to re je c t any or all bids.
It C. Larsen, U-Au-To Camp,
M onday. A p ril t» .— A n n u a l m eeting
-
several
w
eeks
on
th
e
boat
which
Phone
44
Oresham,
Oregon
Powell St
of C oo perative B e r ry G row ers.
will c a rry him to his d estination. 1 flre sh a m .—Adv.
The an n u a l m eeting of th e sto ck
holders of th e B erry G row ers P ack
ing Co. will be held on T hursday,
A pril 12, a t 10 a. m., and th e a n
nual m eeting of th e C ooperative
B erry G row ers A ssociation m em
bers w ill be held Monday, th e 16th,
at 10 a. m. Notice ca rd s have been
J." 7 '," " ii ' sto ck h o ld ers w ith the
to all ^ r d attac h ed and all
Ag. Classes Busy
With Many Projects
Fire Destroys Lilies
Mass Meetings
at Local Greenhouse
EASTER LILIES
For home or
church decora
tion at Easter
tide potted lilies
afford a most ef
fective scheme.
30/
W hat can ex
press your love
a n d apprecia
tion of friend
ship better than
an Easter Lily
selected f r o m
our stock. 150
p o ts of th e
choicest
lilies
we could b u y j
are on display <
in our windows.
Fancy decorated pots with two, three, four and
five bloom lilies
from 75? to $2.00
•u
3
1
Gresham
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/,s- Her Birthday in April?
Give Her a Diamond
Coming Events
SANDV
Walrad Mercantile Co.
Phone 1411
GRESHAM GREENHOUSES
Oregon
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