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GRESHAM. MULTNOMAH COUNTY. OREGON.
VOL. IS, NO. «S
TUESDAY. OCTOBER 23.
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one at P ark ro se and w ill be ex
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under a tent as it is necessary to
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do th is w ork in th e dry, w hile the
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other heats the paraffin and solder
on the ground. When th is toll line
You Save $1.50 to $3.00
is in w orking order, th ree of th e
p resent cross-arm s w ill be rem oved
TEMPERANCE WOMEN
from each pole.
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Church L
CORBETT RESIDENTS
see
Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Burba, of Cor- I
bett, retu rn ed Bunday from a six- 1
week vacation spent in visiting the
most im p o rtan t and in terestin g
Im p o rtan t action was taken by
D etails of th e trip of Ralph Mc- places in th e so u th ern p a rt of C an
¡C ullough and his safe a rriv a l in ada and in the ea ste rn and so u th the Saron L u th eran church at a
business m eeting last F riday eve
P h iladelphia w ere told in a tele- ern p art of the United S tates.
I gram received by S. F. Ball, p rin -
When Mr. and Mrs. B urba left ning, when it was voted to locate
cipal of F ra n k lin high school, last P o rtlan d six w eeks ago, they w ent th e new ch u rch, w hich th a t con
week T he telegram , read to the directly to V ancouver, B. C. and gregation is to build, in G resham .
stu d en t body, told of R alph's re from th e re boarded th e Cauadian The m a tte r has been under discus
ceptions at Omaha, Chicago and Pacific tra in w hich took them to sion for many m onths. The votes
Buffalo, w here he was m et in each Banff, A lberta. They rem ained in cast num bered 40 and the m ajority
city by th e fire chief and officials Banff for a day or so, tak in g sig h t in favor of the G resham location
and tak en on a sight-seeing tour. seeing trip s to the Rucky m oun was eight. It was explained, how
At Buffalo, afte r seeing the city, he tain s and at one tim e visiting Lake ever, th a t th is did not rep rese n t the
was tak en to N iagara Falls, w here Louise.
Then on to W innipeg tru e sentim ent of th e en tire con
he had th e p leasu re of an aero p lan e w here they w ere g u ests a t the gregation, as m any of those present
ride. From Buffalo he w ent to home of relativ es who lived in and said they would support th e build
P hiladelphia.
near there. They soon resum ed ing project In eith er case, so re
A teleg ram received F riday from th eir trip and went on to Toronto. frained from casting th e ir vote on
C. A. Bigelow told of R alph's hav From th e re they crossed back Into ! the question of location,
ing delivered his ad d ress before the the United S tates at N iagara F alls J A finance com m ittee composed of
While in C anada the noted north- Dr. J. ft. S tu re of G resham . David
in te rn atio n a l convention of fire
chiefs, about 2000 being in th e a u w est m ounted police, seemed to lm- P alniblad of Oak Grove, E rn est
dience. T hose from P o rtlan d who p ress Mr. B urba very much. A* is I Lundbom of P lea san t Home. Lil-
w ere present felt th at Ralph had I custom ary, the policem en th a t he Hun L eK ander of the Hillsview dis-
acq u itted him self in a very credit- | saw w ere six feet or over in height, trlc t and R inar M attson of Powell
able m an n er and th a t the address He says th a t C anada does not ; Valley was appointed to Investigate
was a “g reat success.”
choose a policem an u nder six feet D*e possibilities of raising th e nec-
W hile in P hiladelphia, R alph vis in height and the av erag e is about j essary funds.
ited th e m any h isto ric places of six feet, four or five inches. O ther 1 W aiter Kelly, arc h itec t of P ort-
th a t city, including Independence th tn g s th a t w ere of m uch in terest, i land. has subm itted plans for a
H all, th e L iberty Bell and the [ besides th e beautiful scenery, w ere I stru c tu re costing $25,000, to provide
the different anim als they saw dur- j au d itorium , parish hall, Sunday
Betsy Ross house.
S atu rd ay m orning he left P h ila ing th e ir visits In th e Rocky m oun- i school facilities, and built w ith
delphia for New York City, w here tains. At one tim e th re e m ountain basem ent, m ain floor and second
he spent the week-end, going on goats w ere in view and a t oth er story. T he plans have not yet been
Monday to W ashington, D. C. to tim es moose, elk and deer, could adopted by the congregation.
visit P re sid en t Coolidge.
be seen.
E dw ard G renfell, Are chief of
From N iagara F alls th e B urbas QUINTON H. KI MMEL
MARRIED SATURDAY
P o rtlan d and C. A. Bigelow’ will ac- I took passage on th e B altim ore &
Miss F lorence Norm a W illis,
com pany Ralph in the hom ew ard Ohio railw ay to New York, the
journey, which will be m ade over , g re a te st little tow n in th e United d au g h ter of Mr. and Mrs. N. E.
the so u th ern route. From W ash S tates, according to Mr. Burba. W illis of G ea rh a rt, was m arried
ing they will go to A tlanta, New Mr. Burba had lots of fun show ing S atu rd ay evening a t 6 o'clock, to
O rleans, H ouston, Los Angeles and Ills wife m any fam iliar scenes th a t Q uinton H. Kumrnel, son of Mr.
San F rancisco. Stops will be m ade he had occasion to rem em ber from an d Mrs. H. Kumrnel of G resham .
experiences received w hile he w as The w edding cerem ony was per-
at each of th ese cities.
stationed th e re for a tim e d u rin g form ed before a bank of beautiful
th
e war.
i a s te rs and gladiolus, in th e pros-
FAIRVIEW
The next place of in te rest, and , pective home of the. happy couple,
The W om en's Society of the
a t A rboleda, by Rev. H. V. W il
Sm ith
Memorial
P resb y terian p erh ap s th e m ost in terestin g of all,
helm, of G resham .
was
the
n
atio
n
's
capitol.
At
W
ash
ch u rch will hold a tea and work
The bride was dressed in shini-
ington.
D.
C„
guides
conducted
m eeting T h u rsd ay afternoon at th e
Ihein
to
different
places
of
h
lsto
rl-
m
erlng
w hite satin and w ore a silk
home of Mrs. H om er Cam pbell on
cal in terest. Mt. Vernon, the hom e tu lle veil. She carried a beautiful
th e C olum bia riv er highway.
'o f George W ashington, a ttra c te d arm bouquet of rosebuds. She was
Miss L oretta Bridge of Canby,
especial atten tio n .
Mr.
Burba accom panied by two bridesm aids,
Oregon, w as a recen t visitor at the
sta te s th a t they, w ith o th er visitors, Miss L averne F ran cis and Miss
home of Mrs. Anna Swank.
fouud everything ju s t as G eorge Lydia G orm ick, both of P ortland.
Mrs. L aura P a in te r and son W ashington was supposed to have The w edding m arch was played by
H allie of P o rtland w ere Sunday left It. T he m onum ent in memory a siste r of the groom , Miss Mildred
g u ests a t th e home of Mrs. Eliza of the "F a th e r of his co untry," u Kumrnel, of G resham .
H arvey
Stone.
rem ark ab le stru c tu re alm ost 600 W illis, a b ro ther of the bride, acted
L ittle A lbert Stone, six-year-old feet high, was p a rtic u la rly im pres- as best man.
A fter th e cerem ony a wedding
son of Mr. and Mrs. W. E. Stone slve to the Oregon visitors.
met with a painful accid en t S atu r- j Front W ashington, I). C. Mr. and supper w as enjoyed at W ithrow 's
day afternoon when he attem pted Mrs. B urba left by way of Clncin- re sta u ra n t. Mr. and Mrs. Kumrnel
to cro ss Fairview avenue. A lbert n atl, Ohio, for Mr. B urba's ch ild then left im m ediately for th e coast
stepped from th e re a r of his fa th hood home In Cadiz, Ky.
In for a few days’ honeymoon. They
e r ’s c a r d irectly in th e path of n Cadiz they visited w ith two of Mr. a re now located in th e ir fu tu re
passing autom obile, which stru ck B urba's sisters and an old school home a t Arboleda.
m ate whom he had not seen for 25
Only intim ate friends and rela -
him and dragged him for a n um years. From th e re they w ent by
ber of y ard s before th e d riv er was way of the Illinois C entral railw ay tlves w ere p resen t Among those
able to stop. T he boy was tak en to to th e so u th ern pari of L ouL lana. w ere the p aren ts of th e bride, Mr.
G resham w here X -ray p ictu res In and n ear New O rleans. The and Mrs. N. E. W illis of G earh art,
S outhern Pacific brought them
w ere taken. No bones w ere b ro k acro ss th e d esert ro u te th ro u g h and son H arvey of P o rtlan d ; Mr.
en hut he is suffering some severe T exas, New Mexico and Arizona, In and Mrs. H enry Hoyer, Mr. and
to th e b eautiful sta te of C alifornia, Mrs. Otto H oyer and Mr. and Mrs.
bruises.
and thence home to Oregon. W hile
Mr. and Mrs. H. H oyt of Pacific ,n jji i>aso , T exas, they m ade a E dgar Hoyer, all of C astle Rock,
Grove, Calif., visited at th e homes b rief trip acro ss th e Mexican bor- W ash.; Mr. and Mrs. Chas. P eters
and d au g h ter Marie, T helm a and
of Mrs. Minnie Stone and Mrs. ,*e r to Die little town of Ju arez.
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.
Mr and Mrs. Burba re tu rn e d to Vernone, of P o rtlan d ; Mr. and Mrs.
Eliza Stone. Mr. Hoyt is a cousin C orbett Sunday evening very m u ch .
of th e late A. L. Stone and H. S pleased w ith this p a rt of th e w orld ' D**bert Haydes, Miss M argaret
Stone. W hile h ere th e Hoyts and and all th e ir fellow citizens. They , D ubendors and Mill D ubendors.
Stones enjoyed a trip over th e C o-j fou,nd In g en eral a very stro n g . Mr. an(1 Mrs. Jack Rennick. all of
lum bia highw ay
'fe elin g of good fellow ship through p o rtla n d ; Mr. and Mrs. H enry
lum m a aignw ay.
out the m any different places they
. . .
,
. . . .
.
A fam ily r e .n lo n was held last w ere in. However. Mr. B urba feels Kumrnel and d aughters L ucille and
Sunday a t the home of Mr. an J th a t th e re l s J m J a n d U k e Oregon. Mildred, and Mr. and Mrs. Victor
The first lunch was served in the
G resham grade cafeteria Monday
noon. The m enu consisted of vege
tab le soup, peanut b u tte r and honey
sandw iches, rice pudding, and milk.
A good beginning was m ade in
feeding th e children during th e
noon hour. At 11:30 th e sm aller
ch ild ren from the low er grades
cam e in for th e ir lunches and a t 12
th e older stu d en ts w ere served.
A num ber of tables, w ith brightly
shining tops, w ere in readiness for
th e youngsters as they approached
w ith th e ir steam ing bowls of soup,
received from th e serving tables.
Or perhaps the child’s preference
HAVE ANNUAL MEET
w as for th e sandw iches, or rice
j Mrs. W. F. Honey and Mrs. H at-
pudding, or possibly for a w hole I GRESHAM («OLE ('Ll B
! tie M. Wolfe, delegates from the
WINS SECOND MATCH
order.
j G resham Union to the 45th an n u al
The P aren t-T each er association,
The second half of th e home and
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1 convention of the Oregon S tate
w ith the very m uch appreciated a s home golf m atch betw een th e
The sem i-annual m eeting of t h e i W om an-8 c h r ls , | all
T em perance
sistance of th e school board, has G resham Golf club and th e St.
been w orking ea rn estly on th is H elens Golf club was played on thtk I ’l e a s .n i t 11,’ini I ) i > t m t Minday ' p n jon r ,.ntnn-<l F riday n igh t. M rs
cafeteria for some time. It is felt Ruby links Sunday afternoon. The School association w hich m et at E ran k Peak rem ained lo n g e r for a
th a t the project will surely be a G resham team w as victorious w ith th e M ethodist church at P leasan t visjt w ith her gon. ln . law an(1
success and th a t it will not only be a score of 32i4 points to th e v isit Home S unday was pronounced one (,au g h ter. Dr. and Mrs. V. L. Brooks
a benefit to the youngsters, but will ors 6 ^ points. T hose of G resham of th e m ost in te restin g and sue- I aI1(j fa m jjy
Sunday school conventions !
, ,
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.
....
be a credit to G resham .
w'ho played and th e ir opponents cessful
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The delegated atten d an ce at th is
,
Any donations of fru its or vege- w ere Bushong 3, Howe 0, Wm. Ott of the h isto ry of the association by ' ' m eeting w as . th . e . larg est , in the h is
tab les, will be acceptable for the 3, P ennington 0, W ilde 3, H utchin- those who have been re g u la r a t to ry of the state. The banquet
cafeteria, and anyone having a con- I son 0, K nickerbacher 2*4, Sage *4. ten d an ts of these sessions during room the first eveqing w as filled,
trib u tio n should call Mrs. C. E. M etzger 3, Reubens 0, Dr. A nder- the past. Rev. Andrew Johnson and and the welcome from officials and
Johnson or C. M. Q uicksall.
' son 2, B ennett 1, W. J. Todd 1, the corps of officers and com m it citizens of E ugene w as royal. On
| Mason 2. . Dr. Adix 3, F rizzell 0, tees had th e program in charge.
th e second evening th e m otion pic
F eatu re s of th e day w ere th e tw o tu re "D eliverance," w as show n and
MANY WOMEN ATTEND
¡Selden 1*4, P h illip s 1*4, T horne
EREE COOKING SCHOOL
Bingham 2*4, Tow nsend 3, very splendid addresses given by Miss Maud A ldrich of G resham d e
The free cooking school spon C am parolli 0, A ylsw orth 3, C ater Rev. R. D. E v erett, a P resb y terian livered an address, both of w hich
Sunday school m issionary w ith w ere w ell received.
sored by the Outlook closed S a t 0, W. J. Ott 1*4. H uston V&.
h ea d q u arte rs in P o rtlan d , who d is
urday afternoon w ith the la rg e st
Fifty children from th e C hil
cussed very ably various phases of
atten dance during the course. W ell JAMES I’. NEAL TELLS
d re n ’s F arm Home, under th e d i
tested recipes w ere dem onstrated
OE KIWANIS HISTORY th e Sunday school problem s and rection of th e ir in stru c to r in m u
for various dishes and household j o v e r 30 m em bers of th è P o rtlan d goals; and Rev. H enry L. W eiss, of sic and sewing, rendered m any m u
h in ts of value weye given by Miss J K iw anis club w ere p resen t la st the Freem ont Com munity Methodist sical selections and tw o readings.
D orothy Mae H ubbs, home eco- j night a t the dinner served in the Episcopal church of P o rtlan d , who The salu te to th e flag w as in p e r
nomic expert.
Miss H ubbs w as G resham grang e h all, and alm ost discussed in a fine and helpful way fect unison and w as given lustily.
p articu la rly helpful to ow ners of all of the m em bers of the G resham the teaching task of th e ch u rch ;
G resham union received the h igh
electric ran g e s and other electric club. A very in te restin g program the round tab le discussion led by
est honors in point of su bscriptions
cooking utensils, answ ering q u es w as given, under th e direction of Rev. J. S. N ordell of the H aley B ap
tions and pointing out th e solution th e visiting men. T he ch o ru s of tist ch u rch and Prof. W illard S h a t to th e Union Signal In proportion
of problem s w hich a re likely to th e P o rtlan d club, lead by R e\. P. tuck. su p e rin ten d e n t of th e Boring to its m em bership, and Mrs. Lulu
H orning of G resham , who is sta te
arise.
M. B lenkinsop, gave a num ber of Sunday school; th e song service
led by Rev. Gordon Johnson of the d irecto r of circu latio n and official
Of special inter« st a t the close of songs d uring th e evening.
papers, won a special prize for the
th e school w as th e aw ard of grand
An address w as given by Jam es P leasan t Home B ap tist church, and
m
ost efficiency points. The prize
the
special
m
usical
num
bers
p
re
prizes. They consisted of 12 cans P. Neal, vice p resid en t of K iw anis
of assorted foods donated by W al- In tern atio n al and a m em ber of the sented by th e junior choir of the w as a silver pencil aw arded by
rad M ercantile com pany, w hich W alla W alla o rg an izatio n of Ki- P leasan t Home M ethodist ch u rch : Mrs. M. F ra n ce s Swope, c o rre s
w ent to Mrs. L. W! R ichter; a 50- i w anians. Mr. Neal gave an in te r and Miss M artha H agherg of the ponding se c re ta ry for the sta te
pound sack of F ish er's Blend flour i esting as w ell as in stru c tiv e ta lk G resham B aptist ch u rch , and last W. C. T. U. Mrs. W. F. Honey and
to Mrs. Lock L ew is; an Excel elec- i on the h istory and th e b irth of th e but not least th e basket dinner her com m ittee, secured enough new
trie corn popper, the gift of B jur K iw anis club, and th e prin cip les furnished by th e delegates of the su b scrib ers to fill the quota for the
convention and served hv the S u n county, nam ely, one su b scrib er for
E lectric com pany, to Mrs. Anna for w hich it stands.
every six m em bers. Incidentally,
Collins; a H otpoint super a u to
Near the close of the m eeting day school d ep artm en t of the en
M ultnom ah county had 40 m ore
m atic iron from the P. E. P. com P re sid en t A rt W. Stone, of P o rt te rtain in g church.
th an its quota, and G resham , the
pany to Mrs. D. E. Towle. O ther land, called Mr. Neal to th e floor
A com m ittee consisting of G. H.
aw ard s during the afternoon w ere and requested th a t he p resen t Roy Bickford, G. N asshahn and Rev. highest, has a reco rd of m ore th an
two 5-pound sacks of F ish er's E. Cannon, G resham
p resident, John S. N ordell, presented reso lu 50 per cent su b scrip tio n s to its
Blend flour to each of the follow w ith a gold K iw anis pin, th a t was tions w hich w ere adopted by the m em bership. Mrs. H orning w as
ing Mrs. A. M. Sherm an, Mrs. C arl given to Mr. Cannon, by the local convention, w hich called upon c iti re-elected d irec to r of th is d e p a rt
m ent for the sta te and will also be
Dahl, Miss Nellie Johnson, Mrs. J. m em bers.
zens to “do th eir full duty in v ot
M arkw art and Mrs. M. C. Smeds-
Next Monday evening the wives ing and to uphold th e law s of the local director.
rud. On F riday these flour aw ards and lady friends of th e G resham land, including the l* th am end
IIKill SCHOOL TEAMS
w ent to Mrs. A. C. McGuire, Mrs. K iw anians are extended an in v ita m ent, w hich is today before the
.11 DGE LOCAL STOCK
Em m a G uthrie, Mrs. A lbert W elty, tion to be p resen t at the m eeting. people as a n ational issue for a c
Several
groups of boys from high
Mrs. Allen H olloway and Mrs.
T he P o rtlan d club w ill hold a ceptance or rejectio n .” A reso lu
schools
m
aintaining S m ith-H ughes
E leanor Bougliner.
s p e d a ^ m eeting in honor of A rm is- tion was also adopted favoring the
a g ric u ltu ra l
d e p a rt
tie day Tuesday m orning, Novem co n tinuation of the week-day Bible vocational
m
ents
Judged
P
erch
ero
n
and
B el
FOR THE LADIES
ber 6, at 11:30. M embers of the school, w hich is endorsed by all
1IAKI EI.l.K COSMETICS.
G resham club and th e ir wives or evangelical ch u rch es and ag ain st gian horses at the Ruby stock farm
A full line of face cream s, pow
on the Base Line road, and H ol
ders, shampoo, lotions, rouge, puffs, friends a re invited and a g rea t which stro n g opposition is being
d ental cream , perfum es, etc. A num ber are p lanning to attend. made. T he en tertain in g ch u rch for stein ca ttle on th e 8. B. H all and
q u ality product of national re p u ta Those who w ish to go should notify the convention was, thanked by a J. L uscher & Sons farm s a t F air-
tion at popular prices. A ylsw orth Ivan Sw ift, secretary , so th a t p ro
view. All the in stru c to rs a p p re
resolution.
& M artin.—Adv.
ciated the excellent stock which
vision m ay be m ade for them at the
w ere available for judging.
Let us tell you how to get a $10 luncheon.
Pleasant Home Locals.
wool b lanket or auto robe, 60 x 80
T he In stru cto rs, schools and num
Alice Melton is confined to her
Window ( leaning.
for $6.95. G resham Service S ta
ber
of boys In each class are as
tion, Main stree t.—Adv.
eterson n in
In honor ot fj
|SSION CHURCH TO
Jo h n P eterso
For expert window cleaning see home u nder a physician's care, su f follow s: H erm an Lafky, Canby, 8 Mrs. John
fering
w
ith
a
severe
case
of
to
n
si
S. T ajim a, or leave o rd ers w ith J.
Mr. and Mrs. Jo h n P erson of Big
HEAR MANY SPEAKERS
boys; W arren E. C rab tree, Silver-
B argain in Shrubs.
Ross Brown, G resham , phone 2501 litis.
Lake, Minn. T h irty -th re e relatives
Local
plans for th e m in isterial
ton, 11 boys; C. A. Thom pson, In
S hrubs of all kinds at half price,
w ere present. T hose com ing from and d istric t North Pacific Mission-
The M ethodist Sunday school has
F or low est ra te s on autom obile,
some at less. K allander F loral Co.,
dependence, 10 boys; W alter Leth,
opposite berry cannery, Gresham . truck and general In su ran ce see received a very acceptable gift to Newberg, 13 boys; Ronald E. B u r a d istan ce w ere Mr. and Mrs. Roy ary conference to be held a t the
B. W. T horne.—Adv.
—Adv.
G uilford of V ancouver, W ash.; Mrs. Mission church at Powell Valley
the prim ary d ep artm en t In th e form
n ett, W oodburn, 9 boys; W illiam F.
J. Downing, Amboy, W ash., and during th e re st of th is week, be
of
an
organ,
given
by
Mrs.
Anna
Ads in th e Outlook w ill increase
Myers w ater system s. De Laval
Cyrus, McMinnville, 9 boys; E d
th e m e rc h a n ts’ prestige, hence his : cream se p arato rs, Oliver chilled Miles. Mrs. Robert Lundbom is the w ard B. S tarkey, G resham . 10 boys. Dan R obertson, Longview, Wash.
ginning W ednesday evening, and
sales, hence his profits.
j Plows. All rep airs. A large list su p erin ten d en t of th is departm ent.
Mr. and Mrs. H. C. Moore have continuing over Sunday are well
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of good used im plem ents. H essel
retu rn ed to th e ir home. Mr. Moore in hand. Many m in iste rs from
New th in g s u nder "Classified.”
Im plem ent Co., G resham .— Adv.
Subscription B argains.
has been w orking In the o rch a rd s j norlhwPHt cJtieg will tak e p a rt in
Dancing.
D on't fo rg et th is is bargain near Hood River and d u rin g his , | le undresses and discussions, th e
E lnora Fay Fleck will hold her m onth for the Daily and Dally and absence Mrs. Moore has been visit- j
()f wh„ m w| | | be In Swedish.
dancing clans at Masonic hall. Sunday O regonian, also for th e
G resham . Friday, a t 3:45. A class j P o rtlan d Dally News. You’ll need Ing w ith her d au g h ter, Mrs. J. O. j Yhe serm on W ednesday evening
will also be organized for high a daily to keep Informed on nation- Downing of Amboy. W ash., and wl|| 5e by Rey c D Sw anson of
school girls. T hose who would al and world events and th e Out- with o th er relativ es in P o rtlan d T ren ,„ nti S eattle.
On T h u rsd ay
like to have inform ation regarding | look for ea ste rn M ultnom ah -h ap -
They
have
been
aw
ay
about
th
ree
forenoon
th
e
sp
eak
ers
w ill be Rev.
ROCKWOOD GRANGE HALL
the classes should be a t the hall , penings. M oney-saving com hina-
weeks.
A. N. A nderson of B allard, S eattle,
by 3:30.—Adv.
tions. Phone 1561.
and Rev. A. R. A nderson, a trav e l-
( LUH MEETS AT HOME
i ing m issionary. Rev. S undquist of
OE MRS. J. I . 11 RNER ! Selah, and Rev. J J. H uleen of
The T him ble club of th e N eigh
j Aberdeen. W ash., will be th e sp e ak
Good Floor
Good Music
bor» of W oodcraft m et a t th e home
ers In th e afternoon, and Rev W.
of Mrs. J. C. T u rn e r last Tuesday.
Refreshments
Usual Prices
W estlind of T acom a In th e evening.
The aftern o o n w as sp en t In doing
S peakers on F rid ay 's p ro g ram s will
fancy w ork and in piecing quilts.
be Rev. (». F. l.arso n of D am ascus,
PORTLAND,
Mr». T u rn e r en tertain ed in fo rm al Rev. M. E. A nderson, a trav elin g
V.
' • • M OREGON'/
ly w ith a few selections on the m issionary, and Rev. Arvld Jo h n
p anatrope.
D ainty refresh m en ts
son, of E verett, W ashington. S a t
w ere served by th e hostess a t the
urday will be tak en up principally
$ 100,000 in Premiums • 18th Annual Expciitlon
close of th e afternoon. Those
w ith business conferences. In the
combines 10 complete shows in one Livestock Show; Dairy»
p resen t were Mrs. Jas. McBain, evening Rev. W. llaw k in so n of
Land a n d M anufacturer»* P ro luct» Show«; Sheep S how j W o o l and M o h a ir
MASONIC HALL * * Gresham
Show; In d u strial L»po«rtion; F ob Show ; Boy«’ and G irls ' C lu h W o rk Eshihtaa
Mrs. R ichard Beadle, Mrs. C. E.
and A m erica’« crea*e»t H< r»e S h o w . Co ver» 10 acre» eah ih itin a m illion« o f
P o rtlan d will speak. This will be
dollar« w orth o f fin r»t pu re bred B eef a n d P a ir ” C a ttle , H6r«e«. S h eer. Hoga,
Van Blyke, Mrs. Jo h n Bliss, Mrs.
Goat» and Posse. A tte n d a n re each te a r esceed« 1 2 0 ,0 0 0 per«o«». P o rtlan d .
in English.
L. P. M anning, Mrs. T. B. Huff.
O re g o n . N o vem b er > 1 0 . Reduced Fares A U Transportation Lines.
(Mt of town g u ests w ere Mrs. C.
When you buy of a local dealer
PRIZES AWARDED TO
H um phrey of Boring and Mrs. who ad v ertises you benefit your-
I Nellie H all, of P ortland. T he n e it j
»»<1 others.
The Best Dressed ( on pie.
Best Individual Character
THOR ,
Best Individual (» m ir
B est ( »m ir I onple
meeting will be In November at the
T h uruda ,
Ita ffm b e r
16.—C o ttre ll
¡ L a d h a A l Í K a s a a r and C hicken Pup*
LADIES. 2 5 «
GENTLEMEN 7 3 »
i horn»** of Mrs. E M. Ward.
• l_
O '* " '
per
Worker’s Convention
One of Helpfulness
Masquerade Dance
SATURDA Y EVENING, ÓCT 27
AREM E CLUB
/Wasquerade Dance
FRIDAY, OCTOBER 26
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Nov.3-10
TUESDAYS
AND
FRIDAYS
To Build in Gresham
j
|
Coming Events
Wednenday. October 24. Areme Club
Card Party In Mawonlc hall, Gresham.
F riday, October 2 6 —P.-T. A. Benefit
Dance and Card Party at Lynch
nehoolhouae.
Frlday, October 26—Areme
Masquerade Dance, Masonic
dub
hall.
Dresf.am
Friday,
October
26 — U .illow e’en
arhool program and social at Spring-
dale McfiixiinoURe, at X o clock.
Saturday, October 27—Luther L«*aaue
of Saron Lutheran church, Powell V&l-
ley. will hold Hallowe'en H arvest
Feat 1 val.
Saturday. October 27.—Marni uerade
Dance. Rockwood Grange hall.
Friday. November 2.—Kllllavlew P.-
T. A I’le Rocial.
Saturday. November 3.—Southeast
Circle .M ft hod I Mt Aid Bake Sale, at
A. W. Metzger grocery store, at 1
o'clock.
Saturday. Novernl»er 3.—P.-T. A. B a
zaar. Union School I Mat No. 26, <’lack-
ama» county
Friday.
November
2 —Hallowe'en
clrcua by the (Ireahain Grade Par» n t-
Teachers at the achoolhoeee, at 7:30.
Friday, November !» l«adie« Aid
Bazaar of Saron Lutheran church.
Powell Valley m hoolhouee.
Friday, Novemlier >
glon Armlatlce Pance
American Le-
F'rlday, Nov. t.—Women's Union
of the Evangelical church annual
bazaar and chicken Mupper at church.
Friday. Novemtwr 16.—Bazaar by
Women’s Society of the Preabyterlan
church of Fairview
Saturday. I>ecember
Troutdale I¿adle«« Aid.
1 - Bi
i a
a r
Saturday, December 8.—The annual
hasaAr of the Methodiat Izadles Aid of
Pleasant Home, at the church.