Gresham outlook., June 26, 1928, Image 1

<.r,sh,m l i ,nd ,,,J Legion Post Will C e l e b r a l ^ <_ F W !h ^ B I » 1 U b L P ; r t and ln .il» .h ei, friends to join in (heir M o t a , ton
G resham O utlook
T W IC E
A
W EEK
VOL. IS, NO. 34
GRESHAM, MCI TXOMAH COUNTY, OREGON. TUESDAY, .11 NE 2«
Horse Racing
Here on 4th
Next Two Issues
Speeded Up
Cane Berry Harvest
Is Now Under Way
A d d itio n a l Locals
TUESDAYS
AND
FRIDAYS
1»2S
Legion and Band Plan " " 1 DN
,SI,,NS
, ROAD Harold Lewis Weds
RASE LINE
Two autom obile accidents in th is
vicinity m arked th e w eek-end a l­
Blue Lake Celebration though
Miss Mabel Jackson
n eith er of them could be re ­
Mr. and Mrs. W alker Osborn of
Independence, Oregon, visited S a t­
Definite plans a re m ade for horse
garded as serious. Sunday evening
T he follow ing le tte r has been u rday and Sunday w ith Mr. and
racing on th e fair grounds tra c k i The next tw o Outlooks, F rid a y ’s
The G resham Post A m erican Le­ aa th e Rev. D. B. W eintz was d riv ­
this week and T uesday's next week, issued to th e m em bers of th e Co­ Mrs. H. W. A llen and fam ily who
An a ttra c tiv e wedding took place
h ere th e afternoon of the F o u rth .
will have to be issued about a day o perative B erry G row ers by th e have recen tly moved to G resham , gion and th e G resham band are ing several m em bers of his congre
at the M ethodist Episcopal church
w here Mr. Allen is employed as w orking in conjunction fdr a ro u s­
A ccording to the announced p lans e a rlie r th an usual.
gallon to th e ir hom es In S pring-
linem an for th e P o rtlan d E lectric
A dvertisers and co rresp o n d en ts m anager, D. E. Tow le:
th e re will be four fast races, as
ing F o u rth of Ju ly celeb ratio n of dale, his ca r w as stru c k by a Buick Sunday afternoon a t 4 o'clock
"T he cane b erry harvess is now Pow er com pany. The two fam ilies
a re asked to please tak e note of
when, in th e presence of 135 guests.
follows, sta rtin g at 2 o’clock:
th is fact and cooperate as m uch as on in earn est. The w eathe is nice w ere form er neighbors at E stacada. th e old fashioned kind, to be held cdupe containing th ree women on Miss Mabel Jackson, d aughter of
F ree-for-all pace.
possible.
The G resham Union high school a t Blue L ake park. A picnic din- th e ir way tow ard P o rtland. They
and cool, th e m o istu re supply
Mr. and Mrs. C. E. Jackson, be­
2:17 pace.
election Monday afternoon resu lted ! tier will be p articip ated in at noon fs iu .i
This arran g e m en t is necessitated
in
the re-election of H. G. M ullen- hv . i t wh . L
.
° lle a r hia m ach‘n« a ’ the cam e the bride of H arold Lewis,
seem
s
am
ple,
the
q
u
ality
o(
b
erries
by tw o im po rtan t things. F irst,
F ree-fo r-all trot.
h
b t0 lo ,n ’
,u rn
’he highw ay and grazed
th e editor and o th ers of the O ut­ never w as b etter, and it is up to hofT for d irecto r for a fiv e -y e a r! \
the Rev. II. V. W ilhelm officiating
R unning race.
look force plan to leave F riday us to m ake th e m ost of th » h arv est term . Of the 226 votes ca st Mr. I Anu" 1R ’he pleasing sp o rts of th e his re a r wheel, dam aging it a tire
by
use of th e im pressive rin g ce re­
T here are at p rese n t about 40 m orning for C rater L ake to atten d
Mullenhoff received 133 votes and d«y w hich a re being planned will and fender
T h e d r iv e r
>
rac e horses on th e fa ir grounds and th e sta te edito rial m eeting to be days as th ey pass. Berry h a rv e st­ v o tea°PPOnent'
L ’ DOU,hit‘ 93 I * a tUK of w ar‘ horseshoe pitching. T aylor of P ortland, evidently then mony.
T he a lta r rail was tw ined w ith
a bunch is com ing from Salem and held th e re S atu rd ay , Sunday and ing is a noiseless process but it is
Miss A lberta Alien and Mrs. E. G. *"vlnK t’onte sts, an indoor baseball lost control of th e ca r and steered
some from other localities. T here J Monday. Second, the F o u rth com ­ as try in g to th e nerves as most any
woodland greenery, w hile the fe rn ­
Oregon, i sam e betw een a nine picked from it onto th e bank w here it tu rn ed
ing on W ednesday, th e re will be no o th e r line of endeavor and the K ardell of M anzanita.
ery, filled w ith mock orange blos­
w ill probably be 60 fine race horses, i c a rrie r deliveries, and to g et the
cam e F rid ay to attend th e fu n eral I th e Legion and one from th e band, over. The
grow
er
w
ho
can
co
n
tro
l
his
own
of
John
F
ieldhouse
and
w
hile
h er« i . .„7. ”
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l ne women su stain ed only soms, and b askets of roses, form ed
some of them w ith very low re c ­ Outlook, with im p o rtan t an n o u n ce­
v isited a t th e hom e of M rs. N ellie
baH
«'’c. S w im m in g , slig h t b ru ise s.
T h e a c c id e n t oc-
ords, on the fair grounds by th e J m ents for th e F o u rth , to th e rea d ­ em otions and sm ile w hen he th in k s
a fitting background for th e picture.
ers it will be n ecessary to get it in “dam n" is su re to get be: t resu lts. G ullikson and Miss Inez L usted ! b o at" ' K and fishing w ill be am ong cu rred n ear th e Tollison g arag e at
P receding the cerem ony George
F o u rth. Many o f 'th e s e are w e ll' the hands of the c a rrie rs Monday
r,
u
¡’he am usem ents to be enjoyed by the in tersecetion of th e Base Line
“ Self co n tro l in d icate! efficiency
Moen sang, “ U ntil" and "I Love
know n favorites of the Pacific evening for delivery Tuesday.
About 20 from G resham attended o th ers,
! amt
T ro u td ale roads.
on th e p a rt of th e indiv dual and the religious services held Sundav I
i-
. . .
You T ru ly ", accom panied a t th e
n o rth w est track s.
D anclnK w ill be one of th e di-
J. Meger of T ro u td ale failed to piano by Miss D orothy Cooper.
efficiency co n sists of keepi.ig a step aftern o o n a t th e Masonic Home a t
It is announced seven good
ahead of your w ork neei's and p ro ­ F o re st Grove. The Rev. E. H o rst- v era’on8 of tl\e aftern o o n and eve- stop last evening at th e Base L ine
To th e stra in s of th e "B ridal
ho rses a re signed up for each o f DEATH COMES TO
m ann delivered the address.
! ning. and a concert w ill be given t as he cam e south from Fairview
viding
for all th e d etails and any
GRESHAM YOUNG MAN
C horus" from L ohengrin, played by
th e th ree m ain events and th e ru n ­
« »a
,h « o " r t » ” >»"•>.'»
and crash ed into a c a r driven by Miss Cooper on th e organ, th e
M o n d ay , nnnn
Follow ing th e announcem ent of em ergencies th a t m ay arise.
ning rac e will have a large en try
m
orning
for
E
verett,
Wash.,
w
here
D. D. H leret of Maclea.v, Oregon, bridal p arty entered, the bride on
"We
h
ear
co
nsiderable
com
m
ent
th e serious il'n e ss of H obart Beers
of fleet steeds.
they will atten d the 10-day session ! T h e gam es and sp o rts w ill begin Mrs. H .eret received a sprained the arm of her fath er who gave her
of
th
e
v
ariatio
n
in
ra
te
s
paid
for
The fair grounds has one of the from m astoid-m eningitis, Monday
of the E vangelical
L eadership a t 11 o'clock. E verything will be
picking w hich is th e re su lt of v a r­ T rain in g school, an
in stitu tio n ‘ free for all w ith the exception of a an k le as a re su lt of the collision in m arriag e. The bride w as pre-
best h orse racin g tra c k s and one evening cam e th e sad new s of his
ied
q
u
alities
of
b
erry
crops.
T
he
and th e ir th ree-y ear-o ld son Byron coded by her bridesm aid. Miss F ern
w
hich
has
been
established
for the
of the best g ran d sta n d s in the death at Good S am aritan hospital
ra te s fixed a t the p^e-harvest m eet­ study of th e Bible, Sunday school smal1 admis8,OI> ’o ’he grounds and scalp w ounds. Mr M egrr’s wife Lewis, a siste r of the groom S taf-
w
here
he
had
been
for
two
weeks
n orthw est. The tra c k is in excel­
m ethods and m issionary work. T his I ’be usual ch arg e for dancing. F ree
F u n e ra l, services w ill be held ing w ere: l*4c and *4c bonus for will be the first session of th is p arking will be provided for a u to ­ was also slig h tly injured. Both ford D ow sett attended the groom as
lent shape.
m achines w ere m ore or less dam - , best m a n . T he u sh e rs w ere E d­
hulled straw b e rrie s, 2c and M>e tra in in g school. The n ea rest one
T here will likely be oth er in te r ­ T hursday aftern o o n a t 2 o’clock at
mobiles.
aged and a telephone pole was
bonus for red and black ra sp b e r­ to the n o rth w est is in op eratio n at
estin g events in addition to th e th e G resham M ethodist Episcopal
It is urged th a t those who w ish snapped In two pieces by th e im ­ w ard W eth erill of P o rtlan d and
E lm h u rst, 111.
ries,
and
lc
and
yjc
bonus
for
both
H orace Wihlon.
church, w ith b u rial in G resham
races.
Two celeb ratio n s w ere given
logans and b lack b erries. T hese Chase E. St. C lair Monday in honor to enjoy an old-tim e celebration pact of th e cars. Both accidents
T he bride was dainty In a frock
cem
etery
beside
his
fath
er,
W
illiam
A a adm ission of 50 cents w ill be
w ith some of th e m odern accom ­ w ere investigated by Traffic Officer
of ro se beige flat crepe, lace-
charg ed per person w hich w ill be B eers, who passed aw ay two y ears ra te s re p re se n t one-th ird of th e of his birthday. He and Mrs. St. panim ents, m ake th e ir plans to at- E arl Stanley.
lair w ere th e d in n er g u ests a t j
trim m ed, w ith pictu re h at of the
A rrangem en ts a re in the c u rre n t value of th e different kinds C
th e only charge. A utom obile p a rk ­ ago.
noon of his p aren ts, Mr. and Mrs. ; te,ld ’he picnic at Blue Lake park
of
b
erries
and
are
considered
very
sam e shade. She ca rrie d a bridal
hands of th e Jacobson com pany of
ing on the grounds w ill be free.
H. L. S t.C la ir, and in th e ev e n in g '
fair and ju s t betw een g ro w ers and a group of friends had been invited
SERVICES HELD EOR
bouquet of pink roses and w hite
The fair grounds, w ith the new Lents.
pickers w here th e b erry crop is I as a su rp rise to hint to spend the METHODISTS TO GO
MILS.
.1.
II.
MORRISON
sw
eet peas. H er bridesm aid w ore
stock barns, m achinery pavilion
T he deceased is survived by his
TO OLD (IIAMHOEG
good. Of co u rse in sta rtin g and evening. The evening g u ests w ere
F u n eral services w ere held a t the a gown of yellow georg ette and a
and other changes, is being ra p id ­ widow, Mrs. Leona Beers, two ch il­ finishing th e h arv e st th e r a t e s I M rs’ Dada Ros8 Davidson and her
M ethodist day at Champoeg has G ates F u n eral Home S atu rd ay a f­
.
tn e H arvest th e ra te s m other Mrg . Mary c la r k and Migg
p ictu re h at to m atch, and ca rrie d
ly p ut in shape for th e fair w hich dren E lm er and Lionel in C alifor
been set for S atu rd ay , Ju n e 30, ternoon for th e late Mrs. J. H. Mor-
should
be
raised
owing
to
th
e
ber-
M
yrtle
Schm
ale,
all
of
P
ortland,
an arm bouquet of roses and sw eet
opens on Ju ly 25.
nia, a ste p d au g h ter Audrey, his
ries being scarce. T his in crease and Mr. and Mrs. E. T. V allient of when it is expected th a t m any will I rlBon, who dled a t her Ore8ham peas.
m other Mrs. A nnie B eers, th ree
g ath er from all p a rts of th e sta te home on Maple avenue W ednesday
could be up to say one-half th e Oak Grove.
Follow ing th e cerem ony a recep­
Card of Thanks.
sisters, Mrs. A. F. H oover and Mrs. value of th e crop but th e bulk of j cailVd 7«?'S e a ttleH 's a tu r ta y ' b y ^ e
to review h isto rical events w hich j „ n e 20, a fte r a b rief Illness. The tion w as held on th e lawn a t the
We are deeply g rate fu l to all our Gus D onley of G resham and Mrs.
V. W ilhelm preached the home of th e b rid e’s p are n ts so u th ­
friends for th e ir kindness and sym ­ Bessie Dixon of P o rtlan d , and th ree the crop should be picked a t th e death of Mr. L a rse n ’s niece, Mrs. took place at th a t place looking to Rev.
pathy in th e hour of our g r e a t ! u ,,
rate s estab lish ed a t th e p re -h a rv e st ! MaY P eterson. They a re expected w ard the estab lish m en t of a .ta b le fu n eral serm on. A q u a rte t ren- east of G resham , and refresh m en ts
sorrow .
b ro th ers George B eers of P o rtlan d , m eeting quoted above, b ut p lease i ’lo™e ’b’8 evening.
governm ent for Oregon, and th e dered th e songs, “ B eautiful Isle of w ere served. T hose assistin g w ere
Jam es P. S tradley, L aw rence , H enry Beers of E stacad a, and Mc- rem em ber th a t these rate s apply to day was f l U i n g i y ^ c d X l t J d ^ X
part played in them by th e Meth- S om ew here”, “Abide W ith Me" Mrs. F red C halker, Miss Neva Jack-
S tradley, Mrs. Hazel Bliss, Mrs. t K inley B eers of G resham . He leaves
good b erries. If th e b erries are by relativ es and friends a t the o dist m issionaries of th e early and . T be End of th e R oad... The son, Mrs. Tom C raw ford, Miss Mil­
I m any other relativ es and friends.
M’ B’ C oulter-______
body w as shipped Sunday to Man- dred K um m el, Miss P a u le tta Dow­
poor you w ill probably need to pay 1 hom e of her son, Ed R oberts of 4° 8‘
In su ra n ce funds for farm loans.
* h° W8S 3° yearS ° f a h ig h er rate .
w e elches
i c n e s . A fe a tu re of the day was
' i W
I he g ath erin g is u nder the aus- h a tta n , K ansas, w here Interm ent sett, Miss H elen Maxwell, Miss
'a picnic lunch a t noon. Those p ar-
No com m ission or brokerage. Very ,lge’ *ived in G resham th e g rea ter
Please notify th e em ploym ent [ ticip atin g w ere Mr. and Mrs. Jo h n pices of th e Oregon conference of will be made.
F ra n ce s W elling, Miss C ath arin e
easy term s. B. W. T horne.—Adv.
p a rt o t his life.
division w hen you have need of I Roberts, Mr. and M js. F. C. Hodge th e ch u rch and is held on a day as
Mary H. R ea w as born A ugust Moehnke and Miss G eòrgie Staple-
p ick ers and w hen you have your and children, John and Ju n e ; Mr n ear as possible to Ju ly 5, on w hich 29, 1853, in Clearfield, Penn. She ton. Mins H elen Lew is distributed
Outlook W ant Ads. get resu lts.
New things u nd er ‘‘Classified.’1
w an ts filled. I t is d isco u rag in g to and Mrs. John S leret, Mr. and Mrs. ilay in 1843 the “org an ic law s" w as united in m a rriag e with Daniel th e w edding cake to the guests.
George S leret, Mrs. C arrie Drube,
pickers to be se n t o ut to a place Mr. and Mrs. F red Ruegg, all of w ere perfected w hich gave Oregon P. W illiam s Ju n e 20, 1873, to which Miss Evelyn Metzger was presented
when they a re not needed and then G resham ; Mrs. C arrie jo w n se n d a provisional governm ent w hich union w ere born _____
four children.
One with the b rid e’s bouquet.
________ ____
have to tra il back for an o th er job. of T routdale, Mrs. M arie Bostic and held sw ay until the co u n try cam e of these, a son, died In Infancy, and I The new ly-w edded pair have left
children, V erna and John, of P o ca­ un< er the governm ent of the United th ree d au g h ters survive. They are for a b rief m otor trip to R ainier
We a re doing all we can to fill th e tello,
Idaho.
vacancies w ith th e so rt and size of
T he cornicb of th e Bank of S tates loibuMiig the tre a ty with Mrs. M artha Johnson and Mrs. Beth N ational p ark and the sound cities,
W illiam son of M anhattan, K ans., ! Both Mr. Lew is and his bride are
g roups desired but a re pow erless . G resham building is being re-p ain t- .re a t B ritain in 1846.
to m ake g ro u p s of tv o and th re e ed by w orkm en in the em ploy of
I he program lo r S atu rd ay hus and Mr„ R uth i )utton of n eutr | ce. ' g rad u ates of G resham Union high
„ 1aniBon ttnd Mr(l Bchool.
into g roups of four. five, and six. ( Mrg Anna Relnier and , W() ch „ . been arran . g o e d by a com m ittee con- i Nobr. Mrg. W, --------------------
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— F or m ore than th ree year«
T he need for pickers is going to be dren left Monday for th e ir home in 8 8t n K of Drs. W. W. Y oungson, D utton, cam e from the eaBt on re -I P»»’ Mrs. Lew is has been em ployed
acute and the only way to m eet it I S askatoon, Sask., C anada .after a
a ion Skipw ortb and John P ar- e(‘ipt of th e new s announcing th eir I as bookkeeper In the office of the
is going to be for you, th e grow - ' rt‘8ide'>ce in
In G resham sin ce la st sons. S everal sp eak ers of note w ill ^ , o th e r.B 8erloUB
and a c . Outlook P u b lish ing com pany, w hich
__
, I Ja n u a ry , Mrs. R eim er, who is a
era, to lay asid e some of your p rej- H,Bter of w illiam Siem ens, G resh- be on the program , am ong them the com panled th e body back to Kan occupation she plans to resum e on
udices and accept w ith th a n k fu l- I am p h o tographer, is much pleased Hon. M ilton A. M iller, Dr. C arl sas.
her re tu rn . Since the disclosure
G regg Downey, p resid en t of W ill­
ness th e serv ice we a re able and ! with th is p a rt of th e w est.
Mr. W illiam s passed aw ay Ju n e ' <>f her engagem ent she has been
try in g t io o give
g i v e you.
von
the R tw WaU
o-year-old son of am ette u n iv ersity and Dr. Jo h n B.
i Mr Bobby,
an(J Mrg
7, 1914. Mrs. W illiam s w as m ar- i honored w ith a num ber of pleasing
in o rd er to keep our lists of a P o rtlan d hospital th is m orning H orner of Oregon S tate A g ricu l­ ried to Jo h n H. M orrison Septem - j events and has been the recipient
p ick ers w anted revised we m ake I to be exam ined for possible in ter- tu ra l college. Dr. A. S. Hisey will ber 14, 1927, a t Topeka, K ansas J »1 m any beautiful gifts.
new lists from day to day so you ? al in ju ries w hich he su stain ed yes- lead th e devotional services a t the Mr. and Mrs. M orrison have lived
Mr. Lew is Is em ployed as sales-
should notify us daily of your I te rd a y as th e re su lt of a fall from aftern o o n session.
in G resham since th e ir m arrieg e. : man at th e sto re of the W alrad
.,
,
,
,
.
.
I
som
e
steps.
He
w
as
first
ex
­
No. 845 Munsing full fashioned hose with 28-
needs, or the day before if possible. J am ined by a G resham surgeon who
T he deceased had been a lifelong i M ercantile com pany.
"To p rev en t a c ra te sh o rtag e ordered his rem oval to P o rtlan d FORMER GRESHAM MAN
inch all silk boot and three-inch lisle top, reinforced
m em ber of th e ch u rch and w as i Both young people a re held In
DIES IN PORTLAND
stra w b e rry g ro w ers m u st RETURN ’or fu rth e r exam ination
alw ays w illing and ready to give ’he h ig h est reg ard by a host of
lisle sole. Conies in the following popular shades:
Mrs. Reed H olding, h er children
F u n eral services w ere held th is assista n ce to others.
ALL TH E EM PTY CRATES and
She will be ■ friends who a re united In best
B ertha and George, and a friend,
pearl blush, nude, flesh pink, white jade, tansan,
w hen you a re th ro u g h w ith th e Mrs. McMullen, all of Mist, Oregon, aftern o o n in P o rtlan d for th e late 8or,,Iy n„ KSp(, by h er aged com- j w ishes for th e ir fu tu re happiness.
stra w b e rry h a rv e st p lease d irect I cam e S atu rd ay to a s sist in the D onald McMillan, who died a t his ! panion
honey beige and kasha beige. Sizes 8% to 10.
th e p ick ers to come to th e can n ery I r a »Pberry h arv est a t th e J. F. Read home in P o rtlan d a t the age of 89
COUNTY AGENT GOES
Priced at $1.50.
tr.r
,
[ place
ea st Mrg
of G Rea„
resham
Mrs. Hold- years. F our ch ild ren survive, Mrs.
for
rasp b e rry „„
anu ■ i logan p.ck.ng
,Ilg and
a re . glgterB
FI NERAL HELD FOR
TO CENTRAL OREGON
jobs. Let us all do all we can to I Mrs. Marie Bostic and children Anna Baldwin, Mrs. Agnes H en d er­
JOHN FIELDHOUSE
8. B. H all, county ag ric u ltu ral
help our n eig h b o rs.”
. V erna and Jo h n will re tu rn to th e ir son, and Alex. McMillan of P o rt­
F u n eral services for th e late agent, and Mrs. Hall took a 500-
hom e in Pocatello, Idaho, F riday land, and R o b ert C. McMillan of
Jo
h
n F ieldhouse w ere held S a tu r­ ralle m otor trip to ea ste rn and cen­
lM liK V ( i'R KATES
iT V M 21
a i ( < ENTS
1 ' v t k 1- l , ■> of ,b ls we,’l< a f‘er “ visit of Bev- C behalis, Wash.
BEKK1
EA( II era) w eeks with Mrg B()gtlc.g par
day aftern o o n a t th e M ethodist tra l Oregon la st w eek-end. They
GRESHAM, OREGON
W hile they last, one-piece top, full ents, Mr. and Mrs. Jo h n R oberts, ' Mr. McMillan was a form er re si­ church. Mr. F ieldhouse died a t his m ade th e trip over th e Mt. Hood
stitch ed crate. A su b stan tia l sav- i and o th er relatives,
dent of G resham and will be re ­ i home a t M anzanita, Oregon, T h u rs- j Loop road, the W apinitia cut-off
ing. W alrad M ercantile Co.—Adv. 1 A picnic was held today in the m em bered by old frien d s In th is
OPEN EVERY EVENING UNTIL 8
day, Ju n e 21, a t th e age of 87 years, and The D alles C alifornia highw ay,
J W. F. Honey grove by th e “Shim- vicinity.
ro n ” class of the F irs t M ethodist
‘Say it with a WantAd."
follow ing a brief Illness. The body visiting Redmond, P rineville and
¡E piscopal ch u rch
of P o rtland,
, ,,
. r
' w as b ro u g h t for fu n eral services the Ocboco irrig atio n d istrict. They
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j About 40 persons w ere present,
Miss M arguerite Bailey has been ; and ln tp rm e n t.
retu rn ed over the Colum bia River
am ong them Mrs. M. L. H arding- ab sen t from h er w ork at the Fox
Jo h n F ieldhouse was born in ' highway.
j ham , a form er resid e n t of G resham .
Mrs. G eorge Miles of P o rtlan d is Bros, sto re in TEoutdale for several B radford, E ngland. He w as m a r­
Mr. H all rep o rts the g rain crops
days past on account of illness.
teach er of th e class.
ried in 1861 to M aria H a rrie t Te ,s- ill W asco county very good, w hile
Blectrlc Ranffi BargAln
dale, and cam e to the U nited S tate s I
UcA
mo?s7ur7 and
2 ^ WATCH
A modern Wentlnrhoune electric
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In 1869. To them w ere born six ; cold w eather, m aking the first cut-
range In perfect condition at a real
U fe of sp ray brush with q u a rt
price. Phone Mrs. Kumell Akin, 3>0xl,
Hay harvest will soon be here and as usual we are
” ° f «Ralf» q u ite short.
Ore wham
of lacquer. F or best re su lts sp ray ch ild ren , tw o of whom. F red erick ” ” In
th e vicinity of Redmond and
W illiam F ieldhouse and Mrs. Mary
prepared to give you quick service on your needs in
lacquer
on.
The
only
way
to
p
ain
t
responds to good
P
rineville
has been extrem ely
this line.
w icker fu rn itu re .
L. L. K idder E leanor G ullikson, survive, A s is­ cold, th ere It
having been a fro st re ­
H ard w are Company.
ter, Mrs. Mary Liddle, resid es In cently th a t did som e dam age to the
DR. L. W. GRIFFITH
care in accurate
W isconsin.
Surviving g ra n d c h il­ crops.
Better check over now what you need and phone
Money Savers
T he roads w ere found to be In
performance
and
d
ren
a
re
Mrs.
H ilda M etzger, Mrs.
us, then there will be no delay when you are in a
Men's blue w ork sh irts 69 c e n ts,
excellent condition excepting 17
hurry.
d ress sh irts, co llars attach ed >8c; Iris E vert, C lair G ullikson, Guy m iles of th e W apinitia cut-off.
long life. I f you
men s o v eralls 11.2»; 36-lnch bath F ieldhouse and Mrs.
F lorence w here co n stru ctio n work is In
tow els 19c, tw o for 36c. Alys- Jones; T he g re a t g ran d ch ild ren progress.
w orth & M artin.— Adv.
value your watch
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M U N S IN G H O SE
$ J .5 O
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W. R. HICKS CO.
Hay Harvest Equipment
HAY ROPE
All sizes for farm use
PITCH FORKS
3 and 4 tine
S h o rt o r long handle, also
ex tra handles.
Hay Rope Pullies
Also pullies for cable.
Single and double blocks
give it the bene­
fit o f our expert
treatment
EYESIGHT
SPECIALIST
Glasses fitted and
adjusted.
HAY FORKS
Bnltn, single trees,
doable trees, jug*, unter
•»ng*, etc.
A. W. Metzger & Co.
"W ÍNCHÍSTM
Friday and Saturday
Ja n e F ieldhouse and Bobby Jones,
New Footwear for Ladles.
T he sp rin g ’s sm a rte st slippers, Miss A lb erta Allen, a niece, lived
pum ps arid oxfords a t popular w ith him for 16 y ears and cared
I.!», i.. toi. i- •
prices, $3.95, $4 95 and »5.95. Ayls- for him
in his la st Illness.
w orth & M artin. G resham .—Adv.
Dr. A. T hom pson preached th e
I fu n eral serm on. A q u a rte t sang,
Window Cleaning.
F or ex p ert window cleaning see "B eautiful Isle of S om ew here" and
S. T ajlm a, or leave o rd ers w ith J. "Abide W ith Me.” C. E. R usher
Ross Brown. G resham , phone 2501 sang
“One
Sw eetly
Solemn
T h o u g h t.”
lessle M. Miller was re-elected
«lerk at the an n u a l school m eeting
,“ ‘ld MondaX nl* b t In th e school
auditorium . It w as also voted to
|evy a tax fo r (he p urp„ ge o, balId.
| ing a playshed.
Mr. anil Mrs. H enry B erger vis­
ited T ro u td ale C hapter No. 80 O r­
der of E astern S ta r S aturday uight.
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