Gresham outlook. (Gresham, Multnomah County, Or.) 1911-1991, March 17, 1911, Image 4

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    «.K ESH A M S IH IK II, N OTES
M elvin S u n d a y wait a b s e n t from
sch o o l M onday.
G RESH AM
l a r i u a n i tr a n a s c te d
P o rtla n d T h u rsd a y
b u sin e ss in
H. S. R ed m ond o f O k la h o m a is In
E d A y lsw o rth tra n s a c te d b u sin ess G resh am on b u sin ess
in P o rtla n d y este rd a y .
J o h n B row n tr a n s a c te d b u sin e ss ii
E s ta c a d a W ed nesday.
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T h e se n io rs h av e b e g u n in e a r ­
ia G resh am y e ste rd a y on b u sin ess.
F r a n k M cM urray tr a n s a c te d busi-
n e s t on th e ir p lay .
J C. B essel receiv ed a new sh ip - ne88 '** l ’o r ’ lan d T h u rs d a y
L ucy P e te rs o n is co m in g dow n
m en t o f fa rm Im p lem en ts T h u rs d a y
Miss Ivy C o rn e tt
of
F airv iew
w ith th e m easles.
Mr.
an
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Mrs.
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ll
M
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T h e f o u r th g ra d e h a s
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no
p ro u d p a re n ts of a 9-p o u n d boy. day
ta r d ie s th is m o n th .
Mrs. A. D o w aett e n te r ta in e d th e
G race F ield h o u se is k e p t o u t of ho rn T u esd ay ,
M iss C uiey w as in P o rtla n d yes- F iv e H u n d re d c lu b S a tu rd a y a fte r-
sch o o l on a cco u n t of sick n ess.
te rd a y on
b u sin ess p e rta in in g to n o o n -
B ert H oss is s till a b s e n t from
lib
ra
ry
m
a
tte
rs
C a rly n W irtx receiv ed a bad scald
sch o o l on a c c o u n t o f illn ess.
Mr. an d Mrs. J. H. C h a lk e r of on
r 's h t h a n d W ednesday a f te r
K ay M etzg er h a s
been
a b se n t
A
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to
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resh
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noon
fro m school fo r th e la st few days.
am an d hevond y e ste rd a y .
Mias G e rtru d e M aupin of P o rtla n d
A b o u t 15 ch ild re n
a re a b se n t
Mr. an d Mrs. N. F. R oss of fit. wa8 ' n ,o w n T u e sd a y c a llin g
fro m th e firs t g ra d e on account, of
J o h n s a re in G resh am v is itin g th e ir fr 'e n d s.
sick n ess.
son I). C. Ross, an d fam ily .
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L. J. O re n d o rff o f S e ife r w as in
J u s t now th e ju n io rs th in k th ey
W illie R oss an d h is a u n t, Mrs. tb e c*t > T h u rs d a y th e g u e s t of Mr
h a v e good cau se to
sp en d
th e ir
(toss, w ho w ere in ju re d in a n a u to a n d Mr8 C ooley
le is u re tim e on g eo m etry .
T he J u n io r E n g lish w ork at pres-
re<* “ t,y '
im p r° V‘ng a ,,d
Af hU,r F leld h ouB « h as a crew at
• n t c o n sists of th e stu d y of th e Ilf-
**
** " OUnd
,W° rk p laB terh l* t b * » C.
Ross
a n d w orks of R obert B u rn s
MiBB L llllan Q 'n d e r
has
been boU8e o n T h ird a v e n u e .
E a rl. G eo rg ia an d F ra n k H am lin
‘‘Uy8
8 i8 ,e r'
W ‘"*am f,alla8 a n d w lfe °<
a re d e ta in e d at hom e th is w eek on J J m C ln r . p ’"',, “a
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“ * ° re8 h am T h u rsd a y
acco u n t o f m easles in th e ir fa m ilies
A
*" ‘ o rlla n d
, be gUe8' 8 ° f M r a n d MrB' W E
.
Mr. an d M rs D I). W ood of N or- W ood.
Roy Jo h n s o n , a s tu d e n t, m ad e a
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lu g , se lectin g a s a s u b je c t M ark
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he
P u rc h a se d
fro m
Mr
Torn C in d e r h a s re tu rn e d from L aw ren ce.
'I'w ain.
T h e ju n io rs a re looking fo rw ard
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L ‘ P ' M an n ln * ' ru r a I « " * • e a r­
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r - ls ta k i n K a v a c a tio n an d Mr.
w ith h a p p in e ss to th e tim e
L e n a W rig h t's recovery will p erm it anti is now busy im p ro v in g h is S p ath is h a n d lin g ro u te No. 3 for
P lace.
a s h o r t tim e.
both L en a an d G eneva to re tu rn to
W illiam D allas of D am ascu s o w ns
T. L. C h ap m an a n d T. A. G a rn e r
school.
T h e ju n io r class e x te n d s Its best a sp an of m u les o n e of w hich w as o f P o rtla n d w ere in G resh am T h u rs-
In W illiam H o c k in so n 's b arn y e ste r- d ay w ith a view to lo c a tin g h e re in
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re g a rd s to th e se n io rs in th e ir a p ­ d ay a n d is a w o n d er in th is co u n - th e h o rse b u sin ess.
M r8' C C C h ip m a n i8 Q uite ill.
p ro a c h in g d ra m a an d w ill be th e re
an
d will
ra lly
lly once
’ " ‘" " ‘I ‘8 ° nly .3 yearB
A. B. B lss e tt o f P o rtla n d w as In
? Ke g n e r ° f P o r tla n d w as in
nnd
will ra
once m o re a ro u n d
ohl an d w eighs 1600 pou n d s.
G resham W ed n esd ay lo o k in g Into
th a t ju n io r p e n n a n t.
W. O. T h o m p so n , a fo rm e r real- som e p a in tin g c o n tra c ts .
He
left
M iss D oris B loom is v is itin g w ith
An In te re s tin g re p o rt upon the
d
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resh
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M
iss
L illia n G in d er.
life of H a rrie t B eech er Stow e and
n th s co n n ected w ith th e
B en R a in e y Is m a k in g m an y re-
T b o m a s H o w itt w as a b u sin e ss
h e r w ell-know n w ork U ncle T o m 's „ h er ” of m o ........
C abin w as given by E th e l W ilk in so n
' ‘‘V>r '
H erald> w as 1« th e p a h s a t h is h o m e on M ain s tre e t c a lJ e r a t P o rtla n d W e d n esd ay ,
o d ' ye8' 7 day Bha’“ n « han(l8 " » > ' c le a n in g up. b u ild in g new w a lk s and
T - H - H odge is m a k in g a rr a n g e -
T u esd ay m o rn in g In assem b ly .
1. ,.b Z . . 8 an< c a llln g o n T h e ° u t - re p a irin g th e b u ild in g s.
rn e n ts to b u ild a new h o u se on h is
I he so p h o m o res
a re
s tu d y in g Jf,o k fo rce
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y u lt e a n u m b e r o f
p eo p le in lo t8 '
- T h e T ale of Tw o C itie s" by Dick­
7
7
W a“ n a re G resh am a re sh o w in g th e ir ap p ro -
T h e G. H. S. b a s k e tb a ll boys play
en s.
T hey a re m a k in g rap id p ro ­
y
mppy o v er th e a rr iv a l o f a e la tio n o f
th is fin e w e a th e r
by H a w th o rn e
boys F rid a y n ig h t
in
g re s s in th e ir rh e to ric in o rd e r th a t
poum iiu y g irl on I liu rsd ay . c le a n in g a n d im p ro v in g th e ir y a rd s
-M etzger's h all.
th e y m ay soon ta k e up th e M er­ •'■ ii
i ney
h av e m ad e th e i r
hom e a t
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.
. . .
c h a n t of Venice.
R ockw ood fo r se v eral v e a rs Thin
M rs L a u ra 1{a rn e s , w ho is on h e r
M rs L illie R o b e rts of P o rtla n d
1 ' ■«
° will be
he a m eetin
e etin g of th e is
. .
. y '
lnlH fa rm n e a r C o ttre ll, h a s h had
ad p n eu - ! .visited
.'M te d h e r m ot
o th e r. M rs.
D.
C
H igh School A th letic a sso ciatio n th is sj()n f()r c o n g ra tu la tio n 's * " ’ ' ra o n la . h u t is im p ro v in g ra p id ly . Mr. k o s8 > y e s te rd a y .
• P r id a y i a fte rn o o n to a rr a n g e for
'
an d Mrs. W id e n e r a re liv in g on h e r
M r. a n d Mrs.
a a h h ig
school b b aseb
aseb all
all te
team
in so n , COU”
c o u n ty
ty p place.
’ .........io ic in
e o v e r over
',h the
HeVel a r ® re "
ig h h school
«“ »• « K • en
» - . 2 »’ro fe er sso
: 7 r R.
; ^ F ^ R
? o b b *nBOn'
,ac8 '
jolclng
neth R o b erts Is p re s id e n t. B er, H o .s
“ k“' » '
W ° r k O" 1,16 P r “ 8,On ro a d *»>
b° Fn la8t T ue8daya °
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T h e s e n io r class h a d a te s t
E n g lish T u esd ay .
Dress Goods for Spring
in
The
Crescent
Demonstrator
will be with
us until Satur­
day evening.
Come in and
get a piece of
eggless cake.
These Things Are
ABSOLUTELY New
Swisses I 22 c, dim ­
ities 18c to 20c,
gingham s I Oc to
I 2ic, batiste lawns
121c to 1 5c, prints
6c to 7c, soisettes
25c, galatea 20c,
m ohairs 50c, em ­
broidery all prices
The A nchor St
“ A ,“
, r “a8" r,‘r -
co m m en ted on th e p r o g r e s s ^ s p i l t
I he firth an d six th g ra d e s have
a lre a d y been d is tu rb e d by a few
Z V L m , rvd,r
8 ,hlH ..........* ......
a s m any n am es a re ex p ected to
n p p e n r on th is m o n th ’s h o n o r roll
a s th ey w ould lik e to see.
CAPITAL $15,000
Jno. Sleret,
Vice Pres.
Emil G. Kardell,
Cashier
G e n e r a l B a n k in g B u s i n e s s
Loans Negotiated
T
“ 5“ ’
C° U nty
“
“
w o rd s to th e pupils.
BANK OF GRESHAM
J f Ikington,
Pres.
r "
M‘" e r
h “ 8 P laced
a fln e
w hi, h is b ein g sh o w n by G resh am
8 propoBed to g ra d e a n d f ,U th e new sig n a t th e g a te o f h is place,
citizen s.
He Is v ls ltn ig th e school» ro ad w ay 40 fe e t w lde H om th e top th e “ F ir G ro v e F a r m .”
*" ,h l8 P a r* Of th e - u a ty a a d ™
¿ h e h ‘? ° JO hn8° n C reek-
E a rl B u rc h
P ° r tI a a d iB Bp- d -
d e rin g a ss ista n c e to th e te a c h e rs . ., Mtty° r E A ' W h ltn ey of
F a ir - in g a few d a y s w ith h is p a re n ts
in Mr. und M rs W C B u rch
W hile h e re h e sp o k e e n c o u ra g in g Mew w as a b u sin e ss v is ito r
I-ire Insurance Written
In te r e s t P a id o n T im e D e p o s its
ACON
SPECIAL
SU G A R
CURED
T me cuts of well-seasoned
meals, lor a short time only
at ft om I 5c to 23c a pound
HOWITT’S MARKET S Ä
A G ood M orse
Is a hue thing to drive, but
a poor one is d isgusting
r h e G r e s h a m L iv e r y S ta b le
I l«s a number of good, classy horses
h u e . 1 he carriages are new and
the best that can be bought. Try us
lo r
W m . Hockinson, Prop.
w * and
G resh am h ig h sc h o o l fo r tw o y e a rs
T h e n e ig h b o rs re g re t th e ir going.
T h e tw o m en w ho w ere a rr e s te d
fo r fig h tin g on th e s tr e e ts M onday
n ig h t failed to pay th e ir fine o f $55
each an d w ere ta k e n to P o rtla n d
by M a rsh a ll G u llick so n to serv e a
s e n te n c e of 25 d ay s on th e co u n ty
ro ck pile.
J a m e s G oodfeilow linn
h a s iHBiaiien
in s ta lle d a
th re e -h o rs e p o w e r e le c tric m o to r In
h is b la c k s m ith s i
ro w e li s tre e t
a n d w ill soon p u t In a band saw
p re p a r a to ry to d o in g a g e n e ra l w ag ­
on r e p a ir b u sin e ss
in co n n ectio n
w ith b la c k s m ith in g .
T h e p u p ills
il a.-e ta k in g a lively in-
te r e s t in th e com ing "Sw eet P e a "
InK «.in
show , w hich
w ill . ta k . e . . place e a rly
In Ju ly . It w ould be w ell fo r th e m
to p la n t th e se e d s very soon if th e y
in te n d m a k in g a d isp lay . \ \ e h ope
p a re n ts w ill c o -o p e ra te in th is m ove­
m en t.
G uy F ie ld h o u se , w ho h a s been 111
fo r so m e tim e an d h a s u n d e rg o n e
an o p e ra tio n a t th e Good S a m a rita n
h o sp ita l a t P o rtla n d , h a s s u f fic ie n t­
ly reco v ered to be a ro u n d an d m ay
be fo u n d a t h is post a s c le rk
at
A y ls w o rth 's s to r e In
about
tw o
w eeks.
M essrs B racy an d M alt h o u se , re p ­
re s e n tin g th e U n ited S ta te w«
s V
C ..onict
a sh ie r
iO m p an y. a r e in th e city , a n d hav e
° " e ° f th e i r new a u to m a tic c a sh ie rs
° n e x h lblH on a t th e
B ___
ank of
G re sh a m . It is a m o d ern In v en tio n
a n d is view ed by m any. I t w ill be
d isp la y e d till S a tu rd a y a fte rn o o n .
8 u n d a y p ro m ise s to be a very
in ,e r e 8 tin K d a y a t th e M eth o d ist
c h u rc h . Slind.iV
n n l w ill convene
........
S u n d a y srh
school
a t 9 :4 6 .
A t 11 th e r e w ill be a
c o m m u n io n se rv ic e an d re c e p tio n of
m em b ers, w ith sp ecial sin g in g .
In
th e e v e n in g , fo llo w in g th e E p w o rth
L e a g u e m e e tin g . D r E. H. T odd,
vice p re s id e n t of W illa m e tte Unl-
The
M isses
H ope
A iicerson. v e rs ity , w ill p reach .
M aude M ichel. B essie O sborn, F lo r ­
e n c e F ie ld h o u se a n d W ill Jo h n s o n
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w ill g ive a St. P a tr ic k p a rty fo r th e
T " ‘‘ O u,l,>ok "«'»scriptIon lis t is
"I C a n " cla ss of th e M E S u n d ay ‘ ’»«’“ « " • b «»•>»«Ing. T lie p u b lic a tio n
sch o o l at th e I O. O. F h all F ri-
• tw lc e -a -w w k a ll h o m e p rin t
d ay ev e n in g
An In v ita tio n 1. ex- n e w sp a p e r is no sm a ll u n d e rta k in g
te n d e d to all y o u n g people
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__, . .
11 ’*»«■" * little w h ile to get th e
d a u g h te r s ' and'" o n e 'son a i o Z i
«<• ru n n in g » n n sd h ly am i
G re sh a m
W ed n esd ay n ig h t from ” ‘KU
y'
T h *' " “ "»"»k is
a fte r
M o n tfo rt, W is.
Mrs. M inder is a
,h e
“ ,,d *" '« “ k in g a n ef-
BiBt" o ' ‘Mr8 F. W. F ield h ou se fort '«
'<• H en ae call ou r a tte n ­
w h e re th e y a re now v isitin g
Mr tion to a n y th in g w e m ight overt,atk.
M in d er cam e h e re fo r th e purpoee
T he Invitation Io rail and see our
o f se cu rin g a lo c atio n on ac re a g e .
plant is a stan d in g Invitation.
M rs C G B oggs h as fo r th e last
We ap p reciate th e large adver-
few d a y s been b u sily en g a g e d a t th e
A n c h o r s to re
d e m o n s tra tin g
th e tlsln g p atron age we are g ettin * .
m e rits o f th e C re sc e n t b a k in g pow ­ T h ese are all up-to-d ate peop le wh<
d e r e x tra c ts , e tc ., m a n u fa c tu re d by w ant o a r b u sin ess and ought
to
th e co m p an y
tr e a te d t h . G resh am p e o p i V . J n œ
" ‘P" r t ,'d
tllMt
n n e c a k e , an d h e r c L / t e o u .“
X
^ v e ^
k
<>n
n e r . h av e c e rta in ly w on fa v o rs fo r
If , „ u a ri. *
"««'<"»k.
the excellent line of good, .he rep
resenta
r
, <M,r « X 7 “ T T “*"
*
u" y««r n am e f o r a fe w t r ia l
c>ples,
g i,e
J,
'
OF
P IP I
The Old Reliabl
Continues to Grow
M a rc h
D e p o sit*
190 6
$ 9 ,6 3 4 .9 0
1907
-
1908
$30,057.56
$69,259.62
$ 7 6 ,6 7 8 .3 1
1909
1910 - - $119,158.68
1911 - $149,216.86
Firál State Ban
Gresh
1
■ -
-
O regon
NOW
» /h e
TIME
to
BUY
Real
Estate
W hitehead s A ddition
Is Boom ing
KtCENT SALD « iua BEAUTIFUL TRACT
u - K H am ilton. 2 acres. « « ,
r. K unz, I lo t; M iss D rake,
acre; M iss K ate W ood, I „
s w a m u s B u rn s. | a c r e ; W illia/
Btitler. 2 hair acres; Mrs.
o n e -h a ir a c r e ; D. K napp. 1-1
-Mr. (.an n on .
Ml. I l u r g o .^ .
»«-
s o u r s f o r q u ir k sa les,
W e buy, se ll o r tr a d e .
G re sh a m , O reg o n .
Thompson d Pugn Real Estate û
SOimiNGJO
A large, air-tight tin case of
Crackers, “Wastika Sodas,”
packed at the oven. Always
crisp.
S p e c ia l
S a le
W hile they last, $ I each. Call and
see ibem. ’
main street
GRESHAM, ORE.
J
LAVING 3 0 LENGTHS
D u rin g th e la s t few w e e k s se v e ra l
J . B u rn s , fo re m a n of a pipe J*
j re s id e n ts
have
been
n o tic in g
a
1
s h o r ta g e in t h e i r flo c k s of c h ic k e n s. fo r th e S c h a w -B a t,h e r .
I t w as th o u g h t t h a t sile n c e In th e th e d ---------------
is tin c tio n - o f la y in g more
more.
m a tte r m ig h t lead to b e tt e r a p p re - in a ^ d a y w ith a crew of five
b end th e c u lp r its . B ut w ith all th e th a n h a s p re v io u sly been .Inn,
lo o k o u ts a n d s e a rc h e s th e “ lo v e rs th e ->ob
H e a n d h is crew have
ot c h ic k e n " a r e s till a t la rg e .
a s h ig h a s 30 le n g th s of 444
T h e la s t p e rs o n to s u f f e r a loss p ip e in on e d a y , a n d th e rive
in h e r flo ck o f fow ls w as M rs. I), h a v e re a c h e d th e lim it by jo
W. M etzger.
I tw o le n g th s in a day .
P“ r'
° R° 88
1 , Wr H a r r ls 18 h a u lin g p o ta to e s to
G re sh a m .
A c a r h a s ju s t
been
D an N o o n an . w ho o w n s a f a r m 1 filled a n d sh ip p e d to P o rtla n d .
o n e m ile w est of B o rin g , w as in
*b e M o u n t H ood R a ilw a y com -
G reah am
W ed n e sd a y on business. 1 P any ba8 e 8 ta b '*8*led a b la c k sm ith
Mr. N o o n an is m a k in g a sp ecialty o f 8b° P ° n lts la n d n e a r H ood a v e n u e
ra is in g h o g s o f w h ich he h as
a'
H e n ry G u llick so n ' h a u le d
th e
h o u se h o ld goo d s o f W. R. K ern fron
la rg e n u m b e r.
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