E
G RESH AM
Mrs M. Roton is seriously ill.
Wm Ross of St. H elens was here
th e guest of R. It Carlson
The B arker auction tak es place
H. McCormick, of Oregon City,
to-m orrow , W ednesday m orning, at
wan in tow n today and left a large
his home north of Rockwood.
order for straw b erry plants with
Prof. Steel is laid up with th e pre
th e Eastw ood nurseries.
Geo. K enney is having th e low vailing m alady, th e m easles. H e has
land on bis property on Roberts th e sym pathy of his many friends
avenue filled to th e street grade.
Emil K ardell is having an acre ot
land
cleared which ad jo in s the Jno.
T here Is a rum or th a t th e Clan-
aban property on Division and Main Fieldhouse property.
will
stree ts will be platted
and
Mrs. F red Thompson visited Mon
soon go on th e m arket.
day at. th e home of Dr. and Mrs. A.
The Salem D istrict Home Miss- Thompson.
lonary convention will meet at New
Mrs. E lla Nye of P o rtlan d spent
berg, April IS, 20, Instead of at Sunday with her m other, Mrs. C.
Salem in May, as previously an M errill.
nounced.
Roy Wood has enlarged
his
W hile in Salem Mrs Bachm eyer rooms and now has a neat ice cream
took lunch at th e home of Mrs parlo r
which rem inds one th a t
Kouthwiek, m other of Mrs. C. C. spring is com ing is com ing.
Baker. Mrs. B aker is quite ill at
Mr. and Mrs. A ndrew Pullen and
th e sanatarlum . H er many friends
family of P ortlund visited Mrs. P u l
hope for her recovery.
len 's paren ts, Mr. an d Mrs. A. H.
To Mrs. W. C. Belt belongs the Gould Sunday.
distinction of having first suggest
Miss T ilda W alker, who accidenti;
ed th e slogan, ‘"G resham 's Got the
She Is sPrained her an k le a few days ago
Goods," about a year ago
also au th o r of M ontesano's popular is reported to be im proving and will
slogan, “ Meet success at Monte be about in a few days.
■ano.”
GODARD
Imported German Coach
I' irst Prize \\ inner at all Fairs
Headquarters at Pleasant Home
W . F. M cKinney
P h o n e 274
M an ag er
G re sh a m
M illinery
Now Open
for the Spring Trade
Call and see our lines
Spring Hats, Notions
Expert Trimming
POWELL ST.
GRESHAM
Lewis S h attuck is p lanning to
build a n eat, m odern bungalow on
his residence corner, moving th e old
house south and fixing it up for
Col. B ennett, with h e a d q u a rte rs a
P o rtlan d , was in th e city over Sun
day th e guest of Mr and Mrs. F o st
e r Cooley .
Mr. and Mrs. C linton Moran spent
Sunday In P o rtlan d th e g u ests of
Mr. and Mrs. W. H. W heeler, p ar
e n ts of Mrs. Moran.
Mrs. Baclim eyer retu rn ed yester
day from a trip to E ugene and Sa
lem in th e in te rests of W om an’s
Koine M issionary W ork.
, Allan R. Hollaway and J. W.
P ark er have bought an acre each in
Tlu Ju o n a and will build two new
houses th e re a t once.
The Com m ercial Club will meet at p u ret Dolan and th e Rev. A. B
th e Odd Fellow s hall to-m orrow C alder of P le a sa n t Home,
night. A larg e atten d an ce is desired
A lbert C lln efelter of Oswego is
T he board of governors will meet visiting his d a u g h te r, Mrs. A. Ship-
ton ig h t and fo rm u late plans for th e ley at P lea san t Home. Mrs. Shlp-
w ork‘
j ley atten d ed th e fu n eral of her
Our
en terp risin g baker,
Paul m other In Oswego last week.
Hoetzel would m ake a good real
A larg e force of m en Is at work
e state booster. When a friend to in th e Mt. Hood yards, fixing th e
whom he was show ing a piece ol track , trim m in g up poles and over-
land asked, w hat can you raise h au lin g m achinery an d
m aterial,
here? P aul replied, you can r a is e , Crews are laying tra c k s and balast-
the price.
Ing n ear P lea san t Home
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.
J. N. M ew hlrter is te arin g down
Guy F ield h o u se has sufficiently
th e old barn south of his house recovered
nosttinn
„ t » J
to resum e i his
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n n
p position
u B I l l U l l i as
which has stood th e re for many j clerk In Ed A ylsw orths store. He
years and had become an eyesore to h as been sick a long tim e and his
th e street. He will build a sm all m any frien d s a re glad to see him
barn at th e hack of his house
“ w in
01,1 8,an<1
• W hile Dan T albot was d riv in g to
th e depot th is m orning with several
cans of m ilk, his wagon ton g u e
i a T T w V n r 1; : , ^
x
h
W ill Call for horses or T eam s
on
BACON
S P E C IA L
SU G A R
CURED
l ine cuts of well-seasoned
meats, fora short time only
at h orn I 5c to 23c a pound
HOWITT’S MARKET “
h tH: ? dw r w p: «
A very
put up
GRESHAM, OREGON
T elephone 511
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Now inc the matter of Spring Dry Goods ask us for
We have a few new varities in the way of fabrics to a
the eye for style and the purse for price. Come in and
us before buying.
The Anchor Store
WHY INVOKE
REFERENDUM?
Strong Rosolutions Against
Movement to Hold Up
Appropriations.
H ave
W e ve got the horse and buggy
and also a dandy auto
Get busy, Kid, take her out and be
«port
Wm. Hockinson, Prop.
BANK OF GRESHAM
CAPITAL $15,000
J. E lkington,
Pres.
Jno. Sleret,
V ice P res.
Emil G. I
Cat
G e n e r a l B a n k in g B u s in e s s
Loans Negotiated
Fire Insurance
I n t e r e s t P a id o n T i m e D e p o s it s
State Taxes Not a Burden '¡ c u ltu r a l College and M anm outh
and Appropriations for
a m o u n tl" g in to ta l
r-j
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to I s ¿*>.758.92, for th e benniel per-
Education are Low.
iod of 1911-1912 and
!
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I ly a „d local purposes <turi
iod ,
e . if none of thege
tio n s a r e referre d
,
ce n ts o u t of each dollar pi
W hereas. We believe th a t th e var- ,,8 w w il, be require(1 for
were 7
d ep art ,,,en ts and ‘»«‘“ u- p ro p ria tlo n s, and be it
T he follow ing reso lu tio n s were tio n s of O regon a re being c o n d u c t-j
K esolved, 'I h a. the at.et
adopted by th e Salem
Board of ed in an econom ical and conserva- voke th e referen d u m aga
T rad e an<1 B usiness M en’s League.
ve m an n er and th a t th e a p p ro p ria- a p p ro p ria tio n s is not In tl,
Ion sum m erized above w ere proper- of th e d ev elo p m en ts of th
11 *8 believed th a t any action in
th e way of n u llifying ap p ro p riatio n s J , “ ad e “ nd rep re8 en t ‘he Im pera- ,arge> a n d th a t overy cll,B
for sta te schools and and o th e r de- n a m « p T ..d
° f ' " e " “ t,tu t,o n 8 be d iscouraged in th e matt
P artm e n ts will have a tendency to ' ‘ W hereas It has been reliably e . [ ‘u®
P eliti° ns and pr0
affect th e developem ent an d gro w th tlm ate d th a t th e to ta l am o u n t o f th e
Sa' “ °-
of everv c c n m m n n l t v
I .
,
am o u n t o t th<
It is tt„ t
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u
i a p p ro p riatio n s so u g h t to be referre d
T he a rtic le that, appean
x
x
x
r r r
, ,z
- « ’"
x r r ;.h
referen d u m o n , 2 pT n ,e a ,u re s
neat w ire fence i .
The railro ad work
slnwlv
,L
a8,
j to move slowly b ut the
being m ade Indicate th a t th e
will be extensive.
X
xvt.
« e so lu tlo n
seem s , W berea8‘ 11 ap p ears th » t an
uTa“ * T Pt 18 belnK m ade to lnvoke
Plans referen d u m on
a p p ro p riatio n s
work
th e U niversity of Oregon, th e
r ; ,on8 ia ,eM ,h a n 3 p-
Som ething doing every m in u te
EV E SI’E t'l t l.lS T COMING
with C arroll Sm ith. The o th e r day
^ r - G. W. Lowe, one of
he was going down th e Base Line
O
regon’
most prom inent op
road ln his a u to when a tire cam e
tician
s
and
o
p
to
n tetists, will be in
off. Suddenly th e inner tu b e swell-
up as big as a b arrel but It d id n 't th e jew elry sto re of Mr. F ieldhouse,
“ b u st." A n o th er of S m ith ’s good ¡W ednesday, April 12, for one day
only. If you a re In need of glass-
fo rtu n es
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. . . . .
e8 you ean do no b e tte r th a n con-
n ,1
T
a t ,h e lr »«1« him about your eyes and glass-
“ n P ” a i .te,rn0on
es. See next issue for fu rth e r p ar
tite following visitors from
P o rt- tic u la rs
land: Mrs. Leach, special o rg an iz -,
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e r. Mrs. S tites, captain of A stor clr-
N otice
eie team ; Mrs. Allen, of A rb u tu s;
I h erew ith notify th e people
Mrs tro s s le y and Mrs Roland, of G resham th a t
I have sta rte d of
b u tu s
B eaudott, of Ar- m ilk ro u te in th e city, p roduct is
g u a ra n te e d pure, cows having all
The Infant son of Mr and Mrs been tested
W ith y o u r aid th e en-
Alva Hevel died S aturday evening te rp rise will become perm anent.
1 he fu n eral was held Sunday a fte r-
E. SCH W ED LER
noon at th e house. Rev. J.
F
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Dunlop spoke brief and ap p ro p ria te
FOR SALE - P ig s feeders
in
w onls o f com fort.
Many sym path- q u ire Sweet B rier F arm
Phon,"
etit neighbors and friends w ere pres 493.
H. J. W allace
cnt. T he little w hite cask et was
overed with flow ers.
.
B u ild ers
SU D D E N D E A T H OF
JO H N
L
(R O S S
u#:
x
x
r
estim ated am o u n t th a t will be paid th e en d g o t th e blam e fo,
at- ln d irec l tax atio n for th e sta te , coun thing.
’»e
for
Ag-
You Want
A n ifty 0-rooin B ungalow on good big lot. ju st complet
th e exceedingly low price o f $ 2 0 0 0 w ith good liberal
T en n s «rv so good it is u sham« to |>ay rent. C om e let us
it to you.
W O O D S A W IN G
•
Itig I>Hnce,
M etzger's h all. G resham .
S atu r
day n ig h t, April 8. Leslie M errill
floor m anager. Best m usic
Good
tim e »M ured
T ickets »1
R egular
supper at both re sta n ra n ts.
li
Jno. L. Cross, who has lived on
a farm n ear Boring for a n um ber of
years, died suddenly at his hom e
th is m orning, d eath being caused
F o r Sale.
form th e effects of a stro k e of p a r
T h ree second-hand wagons. 3 set
alysis w ith which Mr (T oss was
stric k en m ore th a n a year ago. It work harness. 1 span young m ules
(tad been th o u g h t he had e n tire w eight ab o u t 1200, 1 span horses,
ly recovered but d eath cam e w ithout w eight 3000. Apply 8. 8 T hom p
son, G resham Tel. 01.
tf
a m om ents notice
Deceased was a m em ber of th e
M A. Ross Post G. A. R of th is
For Male
Five acres in high sta te of c u lti
city u n d er w hose ausqices th e fu n
Good seven-room
house.
eral will be held form th e hom e on vation
sheeds, a woodshed
T h u rsd ay at 10 a n m
T i he
ter goo<l b arn , • wagon »uewu»,
in
up In
inter*
o o u sn eu
ntent will be In th e G resham cecm e- • ,o r 7 o” n>«. «PPle h ouse; 3 U acres
•----
b earin g fru it and berries. 1 U acres
tery
young fru it. Two goo«i wells, good
An aged wife and three child* new fence, good road to place;
v
ren are left to mourn the loss of mile off county road
12500 cash
■>4 “ lies east of G resham . Call or
the kind old gentleman.
phone T he O utlook, G resham
53 e Lave the best a n d mot
e . p. smith & s<
A tten tion !
W hy not use C em ent
Blocks?
l.ost— A grey
shaw l.
Sunday Best for buildings, basem ents, cel
uight, on Powell o r Main stre e ts, lars. . _ garages,
__ ___, , porch piers, etc. Call
G resham
F in d er pleas notify O ut- for p a rtic u la rs
P hone 516. Rob-
look office
e rt Doane, G resham .
Say!
Y ou G ot a G irl?
Greshi
Oregoi
D ougherty, who was with him , were ere and o th erw ise
T h er « - “ T
,h e ,ax ab lt‘ Property of th e s ta te fo r ally killed a colt was a «
throw n o u t and sehiously h u rt.
he no good reason for Invoking "the and t h T t h e tM a l
t ° S" ° Vel'
” "0'
mgT n s x
request
This is the season of the year when
you need many things in the way of
Dry Goods. You need Groceries all
the time and every day you are in
need of the essentials of life which
means just what we carry in the way
of food stuffs.
Mr. and Mrs. C. Ram sby e n te r
tained Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd from San
Francisco.
i G randpa McLain of Salem is
T hom as Bros, a re p ain tin g and here spending a few days visiting
papering th e
in te rio r
of Aaron •>!■ d au g h ters, Mrs. Ja s. Law rence
K n ig h ten 's house.
TI i I b place is 'ln<i Mrs. P. Michel,
m ade very a ttra c tiv e by a new ce-
George H arris cam e down front
m ent w alk
, cam p Two on th e Mt.
Hood to
Lee C arm en front Cavalier, N. D , spend Sunday w ith friends,
and sister. Mrs. J. (1. T. Colley and i George K enney has p u t in electric
child ren , from D rayton, N. D. have lig h ts in his house on Powell street,
arriv ed and will m ake th e ir hom e
Among those a tte n d ln Mr W hlte-
here. Lee is a son of Mr. and Mrs h ead 's evening le ctu re were, Mrs. E
M. Carm en.
‘
| a . K elly of M ontavilla, Miss Mar-
HEAVY
AND
LIGHT
HOItMEH
OF
ALL
DEMt'KIPTIONM •
((OUGHT AND MOIJt
What You Want in Spring
Em il O sw ald, th e feed m an spent
S aturday w ith his m o th e r in P o rt
land.
ren’-
HORSES FOR SALE
E. A. FLEMING
T ran sfer Barn
W ilbur Thom pson is sick with th e
measles.
Mr. and Mrs. B. H. L angw orthy
of N ewberg are h ere th e g u ests of
Mrs. C. M. O liphant.
Mr. and Mrs. P. W ires w ere here
over Sunday th e g u ests of Mrs C.
M. O liphant.
>ir. and Mrs Ed S leret accom pan
ied th e g irls on th e ir trip to The
Dalles to play bask et ball.
Mrs. T. R. H ow itt, who has been
q uite ill for a few days, is able to
be around again.
The
Old Reliai
CONTINUES T O
GROW
IVHY?
Because it has a “Square D eal”
Every person.
Its Winning Way has been Careful, Conservative H
Fir^t State Ba:
Gresh am
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