Gresham’s Second Market Day, Wednesday, June 2.
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GRESHAM, MULTNOMAH CO., OREGON, FRIDAY, MAY 2», 1909
GRESHAM SCHOOL ANO SURROUNDINGS LOOKING SOUTH.
fdirvle* M. E. Church Anniversary.
The love feast conducted
Interurban League Standing.
<« traitant
Troti(4alv
Mux» II villa
Polir*
*|Mil4lhg
w iiiauivit
Mrd Front»
A l«rg«* iiuiiiiirr of rnthutia»Ue
ball fam» witne«MM»l the Granhatn G in nt*
go «town in defeat at the local ball park
Sunday afternoon. \* thia wn* the finit
drubbing thin hm»ky bunch ha* hail ad­
KnptiM Cliurvh
min latere«I t«» it thia e’Muii, lu aav the
<fopa th«« viaitora handed out uaa bitter
ia putting it mihlly.
Short-Shdtlu( k VVtdJinq.
Kua*e|!Ville «8« the victor that deliver­
On©
of th«« in«mt important aocial i
ed th«* kma koul blow ami rung the I m *||
H time* during the Uirlrv to the local*’ <*v©nU of th«« year «M«curn*<i «»n Tliurw- |
A. The gam«« it a* opened up by heavy «lay ©vening nt M o'clock when Mi»*,
aluggmg <>n l»otli «idea ami nt the end Mary Allen Shattuck, youngeat daugh­
ol the tirât inning the viaitora hung up ter of J W. Shattuck and wife, waa
two »a tavoa «nd the locula one, which married t*» Dr. Faulkner Short, brother
Promised Goods of All Kinds To Be on
The Road Improvement
alood until the till», when Kuaarllvilb« <>( Dr. J. M. Short of thin place.
! ceremony wa» cundueted by Rev.
For Northern Clackamas
got a bunch from * ’ K m film’* or a*urn«
Sale at Bargain Prices On
The wt*dding dinner war
other tnvaterioua a*»urce that the Giant* Freund.
County
This
Season
Second Market Day
aerv«*<i on the ¡orcb and waa a very
were weakened by the absence of three
l*©c<»ra-
of their men, and immediately liegan to : lM«atiiiful)y arranged affair.
Itoiubard the enemy from it* weak Hank, liona were coinpoeed of native flower»,
An andienee which taxed the ra|Mu ity
At the Commercial Club meeting laet
The bride 1 wu
«ending aeveral men over the plate in 1 fern« and Wialeria.
dn«a«M*d in a beautiful white gown, the of the* Grange hail at Sycamore, liaU«m««i Tui-xlay night one of the principal
I hat H|>aaiii. It waa nt thia atnge of the 1
Many iM autiful i an<l to a program given by the Pleasant Val­ topic, dieeuraci wa*> the coming Mark­
battle that Tuwueend’» g « mm I right arm ghMini in bla«-k
ley l*u«h t luboii We«lneMtlay evening
et I ay. The president added two new
uaeful preaenta were received.
Itrgan to shelve the visiturn and had I»««
Jodge firant B Pmitnick, of t'onnty mejnlier, to the Market I>ay committee.
Among thoa© preeenl were Dr. J.
been given proper support ltuaarllville i
M. Short and wife, Judge Heaton and (’oiirt of Clarkama*. and John ¡jewelling, D. B. Johnaon and J A. Pateneaude.
would have dropped in th«» |»ennant
county cornu liiato&er of Clackamaa, were The other member, are T. R. Howitt,
scale; U alugger* were stowed away by I wife, Mr. and Mn*. Jaiuee (ianong and
wife and daughter,, Dr. Hugh .Mount (In* giicwta of honor and Rftoke of U m * chairman. Dr. A. Thompson, B. W.
this likely (wirier.
an«l wife, Mr. and Mm Dr. Charlie r«kad work which the (\ainty would do in Emery.
The luaa «if th to'game can eaaily lie at­
Judge
The following articles have already
KatT««rty, M iaeea Allen,
Mr. Jam«« U m * norUtera pan of U m * county
tributed to the «nikcnel condition ol !
Pimniick *taU*d that fKMMJ wax to la* ex­ been liated with the clerk of Market
Mackey,
Mr.
and
Mra.
Salite
and
the home team by the alatencv of th re«* !
«laughter, Mr and Mr«. N. wi ll. Mira tended on the road which ia an exten­ Day for auction or private »ale on Wed-
g«»**l player«, and it did not take th©
Grace McK«»nxie, Mian I'ariulee, Mira sion of the Foster, thia neaeon. Thia will nemlay. June 2:
viailorn long to get next to tins fact and ,
Gav range».
II o | m * Anderaon, Mrs. Nye, Mra. How- fumiah gravel to replatv a large ¡»art of
work accordingly.
Petaluma incubator,.
ard, Mr. hih I Mrs. George Sleret, Ed U m * present plank mad to a point close
Next Hunday th*« Giants again meet
Fourteen-inch »teel plow,.
Sleret an«l wife, lx«w Shattuck nn«l to Henry Tn »go’a farm.
their old enemy, Troublai©, on the lat- i
The M|M*aken« told of the general work
Rcveraible di»k harrow».
Wife and Carl ami Dudley Shattuck.
ter'a ground* and a battle royal t* an­
Sewing machine,.
The bride and groom left for Califor­ of t’lackamaM county and showed that
ticipated
A glance nt the (»erceiHagv
Top buggie,.
nia on the ««veiling train. On returning a I la in* acre a<lmini«*t<*n*<l not only wisely
figure« of tlieae two teams readily show*
but ccononiicaly. J. 1» Ix*e of Portland
Harm»», light and heavy, double
they will live in l.nat Portland.
what n loan may mean and th© anxiety
was al.«o present ami M|*ok<* of tin* work anti »ingle.
of the fan«* an th«« «lav of battle ap­
of the Puah Club.
Light ami heavy horM8>.
proaches if* waxing Muat
Grcf*linin han th© naturai advantage«;
Thia I wing the CommiMsionerH* firwt
Cow,.
let her ciliavna do the rn»l.
Kiait for a year in Un-* community, im­
Light wagon with cover.
<>LI Sol will now hold the board* for provement* were noticable on every band
Cream separator».
Tlir ball park nee«lw a gramlNtaivl.
and the ('lub received much eonimenda-
Calves.
I uii I ivn should not lx* mailt« to ntan«i several month*.
from the visitor» for n*milti> obtained.
B*M»»t for G re* ha in.
Chicken,.
while* *♦•«•’the* gau t*.
The ('lub wa«< fortunate enough to fe­
Sheep.
cit re Thoma* D o I imoii of Portland, a very
Other and varied article, not yet
talent«**! young musieian, ami n<‘ph<*w of listed.
T. K. Berry, to render aome tine solos.
Buyer, have already made applica­
Mis*«-* Holcomb and Moore also favored tion for certain article, and stack ami
Grant N. Sager, president it i, certain many buyer, will be
Hinullc* E verything n«««««tol for the kitcheu nn<l table -Tlmt’« u«l
We J with a duet
bin«- H©h*ct<*d <»ur Hbx’k with care, gelecl©«l only the fr««tihegl aiui beet, X of U m * ('lub, pn‘Nhlc*l.
present. A giaal auctioneer will do the
an«l h «*II them right. Hom**t inca-ui«* an«l g<n»«i goo«!« i* our mutt««, 4
I selling. Only a »mall commission will
tliat*«whv |M«op|r c«)in© l<» iim for Gr<M'«*ri«*H when they want th«« l»t*Mt.
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la* charged.
Full linen «»I Flour, ('ereal*. Sugars. Spi« « ««, Flavoring Extracts, t'anne«l X
To the Public
It will be a great advantage if goods
Fruita, C miiih *«I M cm I m , Tea«, («»ffeen, ('»»nh'ctionery, Etc., Etc.
Try ua. ♦
Notify It.
On account of my «uuiinvr trade, 1 ( are listed before the day.
Cr[TkC F«»r the gartlen, flekl or flower I mm I, in bulk or package. J
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’ I'he kind that grow«.” Our *«•<««I* hi «« grown from th® X will offer for «ale. commencing Monday, ' W. Emery, clerk of Market Day or H.
Commercial
choicest Mt«* k and put up by men who know their buai- ♦ May 3li*t, and continue until June Hth, I 1.. St. Clair, secretary
nei*«*. If vou want early K gctablc* an<l hit« of ’em you muat have good J »«‘veral driving horaea, all sound, and Club. But bring along the article, for
MccflM. < H*t your teed« of ua.
X weighing from KfiO to 1000 |MHinda, one sal ', anyway, and everybody come to
work mare, weight 1250, ten year* old. the big Market Day at Gresham, Wed-
al«<> single and double buggy harne««. tiemlay, June 2ml.
two light hack harneaa. one light wagon
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Main Street, (Ircsham
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Buqqies.
and one hack. Theae will lie «old at a
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Take your girl out riding: take your
room for my new «t«»ck.
Tenn« caah wife or family for a drive in the
or will trade for <mt».
country, Have you teen the tine bug-
Metrgera I.¡very Stable,
gies at Heasel’a?
All kinds for all
J. E. Metzger, Prop. need*, J. C. Hassel, opposite post-
Phone 147.
office. Gresham.
JUDGE DIMMIGK
MARKET DAY LIST
ADDRESSES CLUB
A GOOD ONE
A MODERN GROCERY :
F. B. STUART & CO.
STATE BANKS vs. NATIONAL BANKS
STATE OF OREGON, APRIL 28, 1909
Securities, Bomb, etc
Capital Stock and Surplus
Total Deposits
82S.Nf«,fi29.«»
tun,77H.IMI
10,079,««.37
4,428,418.96
8,848,879.82
42,868,28», 12
by John '
Flynn brought forth many stories of the
days gone by, notable among them was I
the story of Mrs. H. C. Exon, living in i
18A3 on the north tank of the Columbia |
Weakened by Absentees, They
Meet their Waterloo at the
Hands of die Enemy
Ixmns and Dim-ounta
Vol. 5.
7,889,908.07
S9,M2,678.88
It will be seen that Capital, Total Deposita and Securities lield by State Banks,
excis'd those of the National Bank«.
The F ihmt S tat « R ak «, with Re»<>uni>» over fliO.OOO. milicits your buxine*
•nd offer, you a "Square Deal.”
Ila Deposits have iiirnwwl to fllO.OOO which to proof ol satisfaetary service.
“Oregon haw one of the la-xt banking law« ill the Union.A Chicago hanker.
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TROUTDALE WILL
BE CLEANED UP
about W miles above Vancouver. They 1
rowed up the river around Governor's . Woman,s Club To Remove All
island and landing walked to the serv- J
Debris and Improve the
ices at the old Scett bouse where the.
Appearance of Streets
church waa organize*!. One evening the
wind blew so they could not return
home and that night two of the girls
The Troutdale ladies are doing what
were converted and thanked God for the
wind. She told of when her father, I has been needed for M>me time. They
have undertaken to clean up the town.
Father Royal as be is known, liveti on
The Woman's Club is the prime mover
the Sandy road and there about a mile ■
I in the worthy undertaking. As a result
west of Fairview her second child was
| you will not have to look long before
born and on the Sth day wan carried
After
through heavy timber to the i»cbo>l- finding evidence of their work.
house just arrow from tbe prevent the very destructive fire of two sum­
mers age there has been a large part of
church and there baptised,
Bro. Flynn
the remains of the ruins scattered ^bout
also told of going to prayer meeting'
to mar the ap[earance of the town.
through the woods on Thursday night'
Tliese seem to have been the first object
to the old schoolhouse.
of a'tack and things are taking on a
At the baptismal service it was a
much improved appearance in that
sight to be remembered as Bro. Flvnii,
block. And vet the work has just be­
the only surviving member ok the old
gun.
Other matters relative to civic
missionary band, placed his hands on
taste ami pride will be looked after.
the heads of the two boys of Mr. and
Refuse heaps, tin cans and obnoxioua
Mrs. W. Cook.
Prayer was offered at
weeds wiil be removed.
It will take
the 11 o'clock service by Rev. Woods.;
paetor at Fairview in 18X8; Scripture only a little effort to make the town,
that already has so many natural ad­
lesson read by Rev. Joslyn whose wife
vantages,
magnificent
views, good
is familiar with the old church since its
drainage and natural water supply sys­
beginning.
Bro. Joslyn tells of how he
tem, one of the most interesting and at­
was a member at Fairview for three
days. Having been licensed to preach tractive places on the O. R A N. Rail­
road.
from one quarterly conference be could
The next meeting of the Club will be
not be also recommended to the annual
conference by it so be was transferred I held June 3rd. The committee on re­
to Fairview aud recommeoded from, freshments for that day are Mrs. Ken­
dall, Mrs. Edmundson and Mrs. Loa
there.
Harlow will have charge of the program.
Dr. Rader spoke along the line of L
All the members are urged to be
thought "Other men labored and ye
are entered into their labors,” closing1 present.
with a glowing tribute to the labors of
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Meinig s Park is being fixed up for
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P‘o,l'*r missionary preachers, the coming Fourth of July celebration
Think of the miles they walked and at Sandy which promisee to be a hum-
carried all their feed and baggage; think | rner. It will be held on Saturday, July
1 3rd.
(Continued on Pagv 3.)
OUR PRICES TALK
Yes, our prices talk for us every week. Our customers
come, knowing what goods will cost, and they bring the money
and get quickly what they want. We can’t print the prices
on everything, but all our goods are low for cash. We call
especial attention to the following goods and quotations:
Plenty for Everyone !
Shorts, $1.10 per sack
Barley, new process. $1.30 per sack
Middlings, $1.30 per sack
Country Bran, 85c per sack
Corn, $1.90 per hundred
Reduced Prices on Rope.
TRACK ROPE, Manila, 10c per pound.
all other sizes at low prices for cash.
Also rope in
ALL KINDS OF IMPLEMENTS used on a farm.
Forks, Hoes, Spades, Shovels, Wheelbarrows, Lawn Mowers,
and a hundred other things.
ri Alin
RECEIVED !
TWO CARLOADS JUST RE(
I LU Uli Princess Flour, $1.45 a sack
This is one of the Highest Grade Patents on the Coast and a
trial will convince you that the price can’t be duplicated. We
also stand back of this Hour and if not satisfactory let us know
and we'll return your money.
Also White River Flour, Pride of the West. Vienna. Falcom.
JOHN C. HESSEL, AGENT WE ARE PAYING THE FOLLOWING PRICES
FOR FARM
PRODVCE THIS WEEK
Butter, per roll,
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Eggs, per dozen,
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24c
Veal* per lb., -
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7} and 8c
Hogs, per lb.,
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9 1-2 and 10c
Beef, per lb.,
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Mutton, per lb., -
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5 and 5 l-2c
Hides, per lb.,
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8c
Chickens, per lb.,
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15 and 15}c
Springers, per lb.,
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22c
Wool, per lb.
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24c
Real Estate and
Insurance
Quality Buqqles. Old
Hkkory Wagons, Disc.
Spike jod Sprinq Tooth
Harrows. All Kinds of
Cultivators. Potato
Planters.
FULL LINE OF ALL KINDS OF IMPLEMENTS.
FIRST GRESHAM,
STATE
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HOWITT & CO’S. CASH STORE
Correnpondcnt of O. W. I’, land Office Imiaratlon Bureau. Recording Agent for Home Fire
Insurance Co, of Mew York
Sale« Agent of the Empire Cream Separator Company I.t.
Halva Agent for Carlin A Orendorff, Portland. Notary Public.
"THE MOST IN QUAIJTY AND QCANTITY”
Gresham, Oregon, Opp. Postoffice.T Phone, Hessel
Powell Street,
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