G R ESH A M
ADout to y men are now q u a r
i ne tire s nain o ru g
»to re
tered a t Camp 3, Just east of town m ade its windows a ttra c tiv e by
Miss Hope A nderson will
visit display of sp o rtin g goods .
with
her
m
o
th
er
in
P
o
rtlan
d
over
M arjorie Lyman is sick w ith the
T he Mt. Hood steam shovel at
Sunday.
measles.
th e S tanley cu t was idle y ester
Miss L ula Parm ely
rill spend day on account of lack of men.
Mrs. Jam es E lkington spent Sun
day in P ortland the guest of friends th e week end visiting friends at
F ord M etzger is m ak in g m arked |
St. Helens.
im provem ents a t his new house,
Miss Frances Helm) k will spend
Miss Helm ick spent Sunday
at m aking it th o ro u g h ly m odern.
a few days, w hile school is closed,
Lents, being a guest in th e hom e of
In Salem.
Mrs. V. A. A m m erm an of Port-1
Rev. Mr. Goode.
land was h ere Sunday th e g uest of
Miss Eva Cam pbell, teach er in
H arve M ttager is building a barn her sister, Mrs. F ritz Stoker.
the seventh and eighth grades, has
for Jas. Robinson a t bis place ju st
gone to P ortland for a ,Jew days.
C. W. Camp has built a new side- |
o utside the city lim its.
Walk in fro n t of his p roperty on
M. J. Nelson is preparing
to
L. J. Dame and J. F. G entler of Hood avenue.
build a house a t G ates Crossing.
Miss E liott Fosgren of Sycamore P o rtlan d were in th is city Sunday
Jo e H am lin is laying a cem ent
visited over Sunday with friends in looking for a location for business walk
aro u n d
A aron K nighton a
Powell Valley.
Mr. and Mrs. Roy S tafford
of place on F o u rth street.
P o rtlan d spent Sunday here
th e
The O utlook may be a little late
guests of C. L. C renshaw , Mrs S taf to m eals som etim es b u t it is not
ford's fath er.
for w ant of m eal tickets.
11
Miss D ora Gibson of B arton vis- |
J. J .
W odaege spent Sunday
Imported German Coach along th e pipeline g ettin g photos ited w ith h er cousin, Mrs. Eli Mil
First Prize W inner at all Fairs of som e of th e collapsed pipes and n e r on Tuesday.
also some of th e country.
Thos. G iuder has m ade some re-
A. J. O 'C onner of D enver
was m ark ab le im provem ents on his lawn
Headquarters at Pleasant Home
here on Monday looking th e coun- on Hood avenue, which adds greatly
try over with a view to locating tow ards b eautifying th e place.
here in business.
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G. p. M anning, c a rrie r on ro u te j
P h o n e 274
M anager
Rev. J. F Dunlop atten d ed th e 3> bas bad to cut sh o rt his vaca-
preach ers m eeting in P o rtlan d yes- tion on account of sickness in the .
lerday and heard an in te restin g ad- borne of Mrs. Spath, his su b stitu te I
4 r m by P resid en t
C raw ford
o f:
Mrs r . w . Cham bers, who has ,
M l-cany College.
,.,y
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j
Dress Goods for Spring
These Things Are
ABSOLUTELY New
NEW
SPRING
GOODS
ARRIVING
DAILY
GODARD
W. F. McKinney
G re sh a m
M illin ery
The P o rtlan d people were out in
g rea t num bers Sunday in th e ir cars
I'H l m a n y stopped in G resham and
quenched th e ir th irs t a t one of th e
Ice cream parlors.
C arroll S. Sm ith is m aking good
use of his au to th ese days show ing
hom cseekers around this
par. of
he country. O ur location and ad
X
" "*em
"trik e them faVOr'
Now Open
for the Spring Trade
Call and see our lines
taln ed 'ln V p JrG aL h°f “ a8
Spring Hals, Notions
ained in P ortland for a few weeks
m !
c “ ! 8“ikne88, Of h er
rnK , • ? ,r8 ^ um n*lngs, »as re-
turned and can be found at her
store.
Expert Trimming
POWELL ST.
“
GRESHAM
ACON
SU G A R
CURED
Mrs. M. E. Stubbs was a caller
at th e O utlook office and ordered
th e twice a week p aper sent to
| her son, J. E. Stubbs, at Hood Riv
er, w here he Is principal of the
high school.
diss E. B. Johnson, form erly c o n ^
- ’ posltor
Itnul
at th e H erald office, has ac-
cepted a position w ith th e
Out- j
look, w here she will m a ster th e lino
type and do th e ty p e-settin g in th e |
m odern way.
HOWITT’S MARKET
w R. K ern, who has ju st arrived
w ith his fam ily from H eyburn, Ida.,
will assist h is fath e r, M. I). K ern,
in th e lum ber business. He will oc
cupy th e house on th e new K en
ney p ro p erty on Powell street.
A Good H orse
las a num ber of good, classy horses
or hue. 1 he carriages are new and
the best that can be bought. Fry us
Hockinson, Prop.
to annex th e little building to . his
- ‘» - n t <>■> Main tsreet an d then
he will have a neat ice cream p arlor
for ladles
L. E. Reed of L ogansport, Iowa
Is h ere w ith his wife and fam ily the
guest of his nephew , C. C. Reed.
He has been on an extensive trip
th ro u g h low er C alifornia and is now
on his way hom e
i me cuts of well-seasoned
meats, fora short time only
at ft om I 5c to 23c a pound
T h e G resh a m L ivery S ta b le
I ing engaged and in a few days ail
I wil1 be at work,
W. H . Bachm eyer expects to move
soon into th e house occupied
by
Jas. Robinson on R oberts avenu(,
Mr Robln8on wil1 m°v e to his new
place south of town.
' R° y Wood *8 '“ »k in « P rep aratio n s
Jo h n Rom ish has a crew of men
at work p rep arin g for th e laying
of th e cem ent walk in fro n t of his
property on th e co rn er of Main and
Powell streets.
SPECIAL
Is a line thing to drive, but
a poor one is disgusting
wet‘ks on a visit
is th is week the
su e st of relativ es in Seattle.
J Work on th e county ro ad s w ill |
L o n b e g in . Men and team s are b,
Robert Doane, our en terp risin g
cem ent block m a n u factu rer.
has |
Just opened a factory at L ents to
supply his grow ing business.
He
has a plant a t G resham from which
be will co n tin u e to supply local
dem and.
The I-Can class held a business
m eeting In th e church last even- I
ing for th e purpose of electing of-
fleers
T he present officers have
given such goood satisfaction th a t i
it was decided to continue them in I
office for an o th er term ..
•I t Y unkei of Spokane was in ,
th e city yesterday on hl» way hom e '
■ " ‘ 1- to C a lifo rn ia
la
con
versation with a O resham business
man Mr. Y unker said th a t in his es
tim ation th a t M ultnom ah county ha
th e best roads in th e sta te
and
th a t they were even ahead of those
»> W a s h in g to n
S" " " ‘
W here he had « p e nt
Mr Y unker was up II
Saad) coaatr) for a day and
The
Old Reliabl
TQ N 1INUES
TO
GROW
Because it has a “Square Deal’’ for
Every person.
Ils Winning Way has been Careful, Conservative Methods
First State Bank
’
he seem s favorably im presse.l with
th e place and said th a t p erhaps h r
»»<1 his family woul.l soon become
resid en ts of th is section
Oregon
Swisses 1 2zc, dim
ities 18c to 20c,
gingham s 10c to
1 2\ c, batiste law ns
1 2zc to 1 5c, prints
6c to 7c, soisettes
25 c, galatea 20c,
m ohairs 50c, em
broidery all prices
U « t T h u rsd ay aftern o on a large
* o lf or coyote cam e to Geo A rm -
• tro n g , place and stood on a log
close to th e ir chicken house
\n
« uto cam e along th e road about th a t
lim e and .cared th e anim al away
They sen, for Mr F r l u to
down w ith h l. gun but when he a r
rived they could not Jo c st,
wolf.
Department
is as exten
sive as any in
the city, and
as cheap as
any to be bad
elsew here.
Gresha
TheAnchor Store Oregon
m.
Music
Lessons given on Mando
lin or Banjo from 9 a. m. to
4 p. m.
BANK OF GRESHAM
CAPITAL $15,000
J. E lkington,
P res.
Call for particulars.
A. J. Grenney,
Jno. Sleret,
V ice P res.
Emil G. Kardeli
Cashier
G e n e r a l B a n k in g B u s in e s s
Loans Negotiated
Fire Insurance Wrftta
M rs. E. B urgess R estaurant.
I n t e r e s t P a id o n T i m e D e p o s i t s
GRAND MASK BALL
Fairview
Saturday Night, March 25
P ublic Invited.
Tickets $1.
Supper 50 cts.
M usic by
Latourell Orchestra.
O u t lo o k R e p r e s e n t a tiv e s
T he O utlook w ants to secu re a w ide-aw ake re p re se n ta tiv e in ev«„ 2
horive o lm p° rta n c e betw een P o rtla n d and M ount Hood We «
I n d T e e p t h e ^ f r.ec T n.ta/ ,VeH
»“ ^ r i p t i o u s on a commiss re
an, keep th e office info rm ed by p hone o r le tte r of happenings ii vs
h eir locality.
We will publish th e list of re p re se n ta tiv e s so tha
T h e T t,
may k n ° W Wh° tO < ™ u n l c a t e w ith
‘
T he follow ing a re O utlook re p re se n ta tiv e s
J. A. Jo n es, M elrose, T ro u td e R 1, phone 43X.
P M. N ash, T ro u td ale. P hone 48X1.
G ra n t Bell, S prin g d ale, T ro u td ale R 2. P hone C orhett
Mrs Je n n ie K ro n en b erg , P le a sa n t Valley, G resham . Phone 1-1
J . H. S chram , F airv iew an d Rockwood.
E. M. B allard . P o rtlan d
vie. z - i
Mr. W iicoxon, Pow e.l Vaiiey.
Thog.
PUBLIC SALE
on
F. D. Barkers Place
T hree mweS
s t T R Ofl f aÍrVÍteW’ ^ ° n nd ° ne’half m i,es north'
west or R ockw ood on O. R. & N, T rack,
on
Wednesday, March 29
At 10 O’clock a. m„ I wi„ selI at auction
O ne black Belgian matched team, 6 and
7 years old. weight 2900. As fine a team
as there is in the county.
O ne gray gelding.
lady"6 br° Wn driving m are- Gentle
for
j
bay mares, weight about 1250 each
y e .« ld
”
h b a y f iU y ' c o m in «
3-
O ne milk cow, fresh.
O ne milk cow.
Seven Durham heifer,, coming 2-ye»r-
MEI.RI >SK
Mr K erslake is planning to con-
•tru c t a fine cottage on his p| ace
his spring
T he contract has been
let to C. K t ree of Fairview
Mr. and Mrs Ooschle of P o rt
land visited th e ir fa th e r,
J
a
Jo n es on Sunday.
Mr McKinney of W oodlawn has
leased th e Sm ith place for the coir-
Ing year
Our
Grocery
< ne steel wheel wagon, with box.
Line two-seated spring hack.
O ne Babcock rubber-tired top-buggy
O ne Moyer steel-tired open buggy
Two hay racks.
J
O ne two-horse steel-runner sled
O ne new dtsc grain drill. Hooaster.
O ne new hay rake.
O ne Osborn mower.
One Planet Junior two-hors
rse riding culti-
vator. No. 72.
One 20-inch disc harrow.
One slip scraper.
One fanning mill.
One plank drag
One cider mill.
•ne No. _ De Laval cream separator,
une I -horse weeder.
Two 14-inch chilled plow.
One 14-inch steel plow.
One 3-section steel harrow.
A t » fork,, shovels, hoes, rakes, sledges,
"edges, rarpenter loots, etc.
Dmmg table, cost $45, six oak H. B.
chairs, s.xToIe Bridge-Beach range, bed-
tM ds and all household furniture, two
a ing stoves, book case, chiffonier, dishes
and cooking utensils, etc., etc.
. T " h T
On account of ill health 1 am comnelled
IO »..end ,h,s sale. TERMS: All su m , unde, ^ 0
—
« >it o u n i s u n
on approved notes at 7 per cent per annum
Sale Rain or Shine.
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l O - ^ ' “ ‘1 “
pay you
or over, six m onths’ time
Free Lunch atN oon
£ D . Barker, owner, Cleone, R. 1.
W. S. Wood,, auctioneer.
s*nd