Gresham outlook., June 30, 1911, Image 3

F ir e A cres fo r S a le
PLEASANT
HOME
T R O l'T D A L E .
By ow ner, th ree and a h a lf m iles
east o f G resham , in high sta te of
cu ltivation , th ree and a h a lf acres
in fruit and berries, balance open
ground, good bouse,
barn, apple
house, tw o w ells, th ree quarter acre
fenced ch icken tig h t, and hen house,
one quarter m ile from county road,
Joins Section L ine w hich
w ill be
opened in near future. Good road
in to place, tw o m iles to church.SUO
yards to school house. P low , har­
row, cu ltivator and oth er to o ls go
cash
w ith place. Price,
22,506
address
P h on e Gresham 136
or
T routdale, G, W. A llder.
ATTENTION!
T he Farm ers M utual F ire Re­
lie f association o f Portland, Or­
egon , Invites all farm ers
who
liave no insurance
on
th eir
farm b u ild in gs to in su re w ith
us. T his
asso cia tio n
is
th e
ch eap est and safest in th e state.
It insures only country property
and has over $3,<MHI,OOO in su r­
an ce in force.
W rite or phone,
H. W. MN* ASHA L U Pre«.
The Farm ers Mutual F ire R elief
A ssociation.
Gresham R oute No. 3 P hone 74
N otary Public
R eal E state
F. E. TODD
Painting
and
Decorating
Estimates Furnished Free
Day or Contract
Phone 323
Gresham,
Oregon
Gresham Shoe Shop
Carl Dahl, Prop.
NEAT
R E P A IR IN G
PR O M PTN E SS
IS the M O TTO
--F O R --
Watkin’s Remedies
Spices, Extracts, Poultry
Foods, Stock Tonics,
Etc., See
C. H. Lane, Agent
Gresham, Ore.
Phone 506
Always Reliable
W alker House
Third Street
N e w H o te l
M rs.
Rate« G iven on A p plicatio n
R o b t.
W a lk e r ,
P rop .
P h y s ic a n s a n d S u rg e o n s
Greshan
Oregon
L. D . M A H O N E
A t t o m a y - a tL a w
Real E state, Probate and Corpor­
ation Law
Prom pt atten tio n to
all business. 409-10-11
Y eon
B uilding, P ortland, Oregon.
Dr. W. C. Belt
P hysician and Hurgeon.
Over First S tate Bank, Gresham
P h on e 19
Ralea t l Per Day
National Hotel
W M O E L L IO T T . Manager
Front and Y a m h ill Streets, Portland
Leading Fam ily H otel
We Have an Auto for Hire
The follow in g persons spent Sun­
Mr. and Mrs. W alter B ankers of
HusineMM Sten am i A dvertisers.
Thom as
Portland are visitin g Mrs. B anker’s day at th e W ilson hom e.
W att, Mr. B lackm an,
L ew is
and I
W. A ylsw orth, C lothing, Shoes.
parents. Mr. and Mrs Shrlner.
W. H. Ilachiucyt-r, Dry Good«, Gro­
Mrs. Louderback of R edland, Or- Robert W ilson, Mrs. Anna L atourell,
ceries.
egon, is v isitin g w ith relatives for i
L ouisa W att, M isses E thel and Hank of G resham , Jas. E lkington,
Grace W ilson.
P res.; E. G. K ardell, C ashier.
a few w eeks
Mrs. M. H ogue with Miss P atten W . C. H e lt, P h y s icia n and S u rg eon , j
B. C. A ltm an delivered th e grad­
and daughter Miss N ellie
visited S. I*. B ittn e r, P liy s ic ia n a n il Surgeon
u atin g class address at th e school,
K. B. C a rls o n , F u r n itu r e , I'u ile r ta k -
relatives one day thia w eek at Fair-
Ing.
Single or double rigs may be had any time at the
P rofessor Robinson not being able
view .
C olum bia Brick Yard,
A.
K lose,
to attend.
Manager.
A party o f about 20 w ent in the
Mrs. J. H. Step h en s has moved Latourell launch to Camas Friday Cooley A M iller, Gresham Pool Hall I
C, L. C renshaw . Plumber.
to her Tla Juana tract
where she | night to attend a dance
S. F. Crow, V eterinary Surgeon.
w ill m ake her hom e in the future
Mrs. J. M. E dm undson and daugh­ A. W. Cook, P ainter.
Mrs. S. E. M cKinney of C ottage ter of E ugene, Ore., are visitin g her Carl Dahl, Shoeshop.
Grove is v isitin g her son Frank at parents, Mr. and Mrs W. M. Hurs- Robert Doane, Cem ent Works.
H. A. D arnall, P rin tin g.
P leasan t Hom e. She attended the sel.
H. L. F oster, KcMtuuraiit.
P io n eers’ association last week.
Miss Grace W ilson Is spending F. A. F lem in g, H orsedealer.
Having purchased several new horses we now offer
The Mt. Hood com pany has erect­ tw o w eeks with her parents, Mr. Arthur F ield h ou se, Plasterer.
tor sale several good driving animals at R easonable Prices.
ed a w aitin g station at the P leas­ and Mrs. C. 8. W ilson. Miss W ilson F. W. F ield h ou se, Jew elry Store.
F irst S tate Bank, A . Meyers, Pres.;
ant H om e road 1)1 th e old
Buoy is a nurse In Portland.
C. J. L undquist, C ashier.
Miss Pearl A braham son of P ort­
place. Lumber is on the ground for
Gibbs Bros , Contractors.
a depot at P leasant Hom e which it land Is visitin g Miss Salina Fox for Jus. G oodfellow , B lacksm ith Shop,
a few days.
is believed w ill be built soon.
tiresliam O utlook, Printing.
Proprietor of Gresham Livery Stables
Pate-
Mr. and Mrs. I) Berdenan of San Gresliam Drug Co., D o u sctt
Phone
50x1
P o w ell Street
ueauile.
F rancisco have been visitin g
Mrs
CLACKAMAS COl'N'TY NEW S.
Henry G ulllkson, Dray.
U erdenan's brother, A.
Fox, and Karr A H am ilton, C ontractors auil
fam ily.
B u ild e rs.
L icenses to marry have been Is­
E velyn K endall is spending part H. B. H uxley, Painter.
sued to K ate L. In glis and
Oscar
o f her vacation w ith her aunt, Mrs J. C. H essell, Farm Im plem ents.
F. F ren tress, o f Canby, and Sylvia
Wui. H ockinson, Livery Barn.
Lynch, of Portland.
Osborn and Fred C. Parker, of
Mrs. F rick e and daughter Zura Paul H oetael, City Bakery.
Gresham.
T. R. H ow ltt, Meat Market.
and Mrs. Z etsche o f
Greenwood
Coroner Fox on Monday held an W ls., visited last Saturday at the M. D. Kern, Lumber Yard.
M L Kent, Saloon.
inquest over the death o f L. P. hom e of Mrs. M atilda Hogue
Slg K nighton, Barber.
Davis, who w as killed w hile b lasting
P. M Nash w ill move to Rainier Fred Lantz, Painter.
stum ps near E agle
Creek.
The on Monday w here he w ill teach the C. H. latne, Agt. W atkins' R em edies.
A. Ix-land, Livery anil T ransfer.
jury decided Davis' death w as due ta m in g year
Gust Larson, H arness Shop.
to his havin g placed a too
heavy
E. C. L indsey, Contractor.
blast in th e stum p.
E. E M arshall, Farm Im plem ents.
BO K IN G
Ben M athews, H orsedealer.
F uneral services
for R obert M
McCarter A partm ent House, Mrs C.
Johnson, who died at his hom e at
C harlie P alm er shipped tw o cars
McCarter, Proprietor.
St. Joh n s Sunday m orning at
11 o f wood to Portland yesterday.
Si McCarter, B lacksm ith Shop.
o ’clock, w ere held Monday m orning
C harlie P eterson was a Portland Mrs. I. McColl, P o stm lstiess.
at 9 o ’clock at the fam ily residence vlsttdr on W ednesday
and
w hile Ford M etzger, Saloon.
at St. Johns. Interm ent w as In the there he bought a new light wagon M etzger Bros., G roceries.
Mountain View cem etery here in the and harness w. Jch were shipped to Metzger Bros , Contractors.
M ultnomah A C lackam as Mutual
fam ily lot, beside the bodies of Mrs. B oring on Thursday.
T elephone CO., C R. K eller, Mgr.
Johnson's parents, who died about
Mrs. L. C. F ish er and tw o sons O. W. P. Depot, J. M. Johnson, Agt.
one year ago. Many friends atten d ­ Dan and L eslie w ill leave on Satur­ O il B ros., D entists,
ed th e services and cam e to th is day for W endling, Oregon, where Ed. Osborn, B lacksm ith Shop
city by launch. The services at the they w ill visit tw o or th ree m onths J. C. P eterson , Lum ber Yard.
Public Library, Miss A. Culy, L ibr’n.
grave were conducted by the Ma­ with Mrs. F ish er's sister. L. C Hauilsby A U nix aid , Feed Mill.
sonic order. Mr. Johnson being in w ill keep old bachelor’s hall w hile Gresham R eal E sta te Co., 1»
R oberta, John Conley.
stru m en tal in esta b lish in g the order Mrs F ish er is away.
B. F. R ollins, C onfectionery.
at St. Joh n s. The floral pieces were
D. C. Loop, who has been in Sunday A HUI,
C ontractors
and
beautiful, am ong them th ose from ch arge of the H otel B oring for the
B u ild e rs.
the order of Owls, M asons, City Hall past year, w ill leave for Portland to­ E. Schw edler, Milk Route.
Mux Schneider, Photographer.
of St. Joh n s and the E astern Star morrow w here he w ill conduct
Hliuttuck A Lindsey,
D epartm ent
The pallbearers were frien d s o f Mr boarding house.
Store,
Johnson at St. JolTns. Robert John
W. F. Gunn, who w as form erly Carl Sh attu ck , Lumber Yard.
son was born on N ovem ber 22, 1854 proprietor of the hotel here, w ill J. M. Short, P liy s ic ia n an il S u rgeon.
H . W . H nnshnll, H e a l E s ta te , In s u r ­
in Santa Rosa, Sonom a cou n ty, Cal
We have noted at tim es the ac­
again be in charge.
C lassification of the various en ­
ance.
and w ith h is parents m oved to Ore­
Boring baseball w ill
play
ball Ed. Sm ith, V eterinary Surgeon.
cou n ts of excessively hot days ami tries In the annual exh ib ition of the
gon in 1 8 7 8 , settlin g at Lone Rock w ith D am ascus on the hom e ground Carroll S. Sm ith, R eal E state.
w eeks in O klahom a, Kansas,
Ne­ Oregon Sweet 1’ea society, to
he
w here he engaged in th e stock bus­ on Sunday afternoon.
C laude Sm ith, Motion P icture Show. braska and other M ississippi valley held on th e second floor o f th e S ell­
Sterlin g A Joh n ston , H ardw are,
iness. In 1906 he moved to St
states. Hoi w inds have destroyed ing building tom orrow,
has been
Mrs. F ritz Stoker, R estaurant.
Johns, w here he and h is w ife have
the already drotith-siriken crops In made by a com m ittee, and theprlz.es
C EDARVILLE.
Thom as Bros., P ainters.
since resided. H e married at Lone
many sections. Even M innesota has to he awarded in the several ev en ts
Earl T hom pson, E lectrician.
Rock, Miss N ellie Holcom b, on No­
Buffered considerable, the
present have been announced.
The supervisor
has
team s
at Thompson A Pugh, Beni E state.
T hirteen
vem ber 7, 1880. She su rvives him work on th e C athey roads. They Thoren * M agnuson, W oodsaw.
month th u s far being one of the classes have been m ade— on e for
Mr. Johnson w as a m em ber o f th e have rem oved the bridge across the F. E. Todd, P ain ter.
hottest anil
ilryest
Ju n es
ever com m ercial grow ers, one for florists,
W ostell A Co., Groceries.
St. Joh n s police force, but about six H einy creek and are busy building W alker H ouse, Mrs. Kohl. W alker, known. Farm ers in many sections nine for am ateurs and tw o for ju ve­
w eeks ago, ow ing to illn ess, was th e approaches for the new one.
P roprietor.
are feed in g their stock, pastures lie niles. Seed houses in various parts
com pelled to g iv e up h is d u ties
lug en tirely dried up. Occasional of the country and business men of
Mrs. H eiser’s little girl has been J. J. W odeage, Plum ber.
Harry Wood, Barber.
He underw ent a serio u s surgical quite ill with pneum onia.
rains In sm all lo ca lities have been Portland have contributed prizes.
»V. E. Wood, C lothing Salesm an.
operation for liver trou b le about six
m entioned hut th ere is no doubt hut
Miss V iola Snashall is h elping to Mrs. M. V ogel, M illinery.
T h e O u tlo o k has m ad e special a r ­
w eeks ago.
that a large section of the Missis
care for Mrs. T aylor, who Is very Roy M. W ood, R estaurant.
slppl valley
is su fferin g severely ran g em en t« no it can o ffe r th e Is s t
ill.
KELBO
from lack of m oisture and later re inducem ents possible to persons w ho
Mrs. Bort had her ear operated
OVTSIDE
A DV ER T ISE R S.
ports will develop a crop shortag' wish to ta k e both city d a ily a n d (Id
upon for deafness.
Mrs. M iller o f V ancouver visited
paper.
hi many localities.
The straw berry crop is very good, John B row n, Insurance, R ockwood.
Luca«, Heal E state, T routdule.
with her fath er, John R evenue, last but cherries are cracking from the
D. M alione, latu yer, Portland.
week.
rain.
N ational H otel, P ortland.
Miss K line is visitin g her sister
C. F. R uegg Is m ak in g som e Im­ C. V o ltle H nasliall, A r c h ite c t, M ont-
a v illa .
Mrs. Henry Erl.
provem ent In h is barn.
The clover cut In th e vicinity Is Strau« Lum ber Company, C otrcll.
Mrs. Frank P atterson Is visitin g
W. S. W ood, A uctioneer, V ancouver.
about ready for fertilisin g.
her m other at Independence.
W. A . P roctor. Sandy, Ore.
Mr. W egm an Is having a vaca­
R em em ber
FAIRV IEW
tion.
R em em ber, the O utlook h as a l­
ready published four pages o f good
Mr. and Mrs. J. A. E ck les an
D E C ID E .
reading m atter th is week.
nounce the m arriage of th eir d au gh ­ Decide, th e Percheron sta llio n , well
ter, A rm inta B ell, to Mr. Chas. E. known in Gresham and vicin ity, will
"From Portland to th e m ountains
Scott, W ednesday,
Ju n e
21,
at m ake the season as follow s:
look out for the O u tlook .’*
C uperinto, C alif. Mr. Scott is the
Monday, at livery barn at Sandy
eld est son o f Rev. W. T. Scott, for­
T uesday, at E
F. Donahue's
merly pastor of the
Presbyterian barn, Boring.
church at th is place.
Chas.
E.
W ednesday, till Thursday noon
Scott is
now
a professor in the a t
Straus Lum ber Co.'s yard
W ashington high school, Portland.
G resham .
Friday and Saturday, W. A Proc
tor's at C ottrell.
( NIMBI NATION HI’BHCBII’TION’H
Straus Lumlwr Co., O wners.
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Daily O regonian, on e yr.
g2.5O
Het o f linger« Spoons
The Outlook w ill visit a relative
1.50 or friend for you 104 tim es during
O utlook, on e yr.
R i l l . ( H I th e year, brim fu ll o f new s.
R egular price
Isn't
gO.OO th a t worth so m eth in g to you?
C om bination offer
A Good Team
Gresham Livery, Feed and Sale
Stables
Wm. Hockinson
All Styles
Up-to-date Millinery
Reduced
Prices
Until July 4th
Full Line of Ladies’
Corsets
W eek ly O re g o n ia n , r e g u la r
g l . 50
T en o r 4 0 A cre« fo r S a le .
W eek ly O reg o n ia n an d l i t e O u tlo o k
For Sale— A 40-acre farm
near
fo r o n e y e a r
g2.oo P leasan t Home. T w enty acres In
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F arm , Trades or Business Propositions
See, W rite or Phon a
T. L U C A S. T r o u t d a l e . O
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A U C T IO N E E R
D a ily and Sunday O re g o n ia n , gS .0 0
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O utlook, 1 yr.
R egu lar price
C om b in a tio n o f f e r
« 2 50
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g 7 .7 5
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Farm Sales a Specialty
Phon« IJ6J or TOBY, V ancouver. W ashington
W J OTT
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l>. and S. Journal, reg.
II. a n d H. J o u r n a l an d O u tlo o k for
one year
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cu ltiv a tio n , rest slashed and in pas­
ture; 2 acres In bearing orchard;
good 6-room house and barn, 24x46
feet, 24 feet h igh , 12 head
dairy
cow s, hogs, 3 horses, w agon, h ar­
ness, buggy and farm Im plem ents of
nil kinds. One o f th e best sm all
dairy farm s In th e country. One
and a half mllea to railroad In
eith er
d irection.
Oood
gow lng
cop
All for |9 ,0 0 0 , h a lf down or
w ill sell 10 acres unim proved at
2 1 2 b an acre
A ddress M. box 38,
R oute 1, Boring, Oregon.
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S. P. Bittner, M. D.
Telephone M ain 5781
OF
Gresham Millinery Emporium
Good Stock and Satisfaction Guaranteed
A m erican Plan
DIRECTORY
JOHN BROWN
IN S V R A N t'E
R epresenting only R eliable In­
surance Com panies
Phone 21x1
R ockwood. Ore.
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In B ethlehem be born,
If He's not born in th ee
Thy soul is s till forlorn.
O u tlo o k .
g2.OO T he cross on G olgotha
W ill never sa v e thy sou l;
S e m i-W e e k ly J o u r n a l, reg . yr. gl.5 < T he cross in th in e ow n heart,
S e m i-W ee k ly J o u r n a l an d O utlook
A ions can m ake the« w hols.
for one year, .gH.OO
—Angslus Slleslua (1224)
Your father had it pretty hard in his day. There war no «ay for him to
get the apecial traimng eswntixl to promotion
W ith the opisirtunity
offered young men of to-day by the I N T E R N A T I O N A L C O R R E S P O N ­
D E N C E SCH O O LS, it's rajy for \ roiif If you don't get a high position
and a good salary It's your own lanlt.
To-day I. C. S. students are holding the most highly paid positions ..if
Over the country, as manufacturers, supsriotendsots, overseers, foremen, u d
experts.
Every month several hundred students voluntarily report increases in
salary ami position through the help of the I. C. S.
W hat the I C. 8. hat done
for them it will do for you It
will give you the right start,
train you to advance in your
present line, or help you to
change to an occupation that
tutu your inclination.
Mark the coupon as directed
and mail it to-day. 'I be I. C. S.
will advise you freely how to
qualify for an advance. This
advice will cost you nothing
but a stamp, and put you under
t:o obligation. If you are open
to conviction, if you are ready
to graw the hand held out to
you, do not he deterred by fear
that you cannot succeed.
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