Gresham outlook., August 18, 1911, Image 3

S tev e L aw lo r, fo rm e rly of B oring,
CLACKAMAS COUNTY NEW S.
b u t a t p re s e u t of S o u th B end. W ash
w as seen on o u r s tre e ts on M onday
Jo sep h E. H edges and O D. Eby.
T h e P. R. L & P com pany h av e n ig h t, an d le ft fo r E sta c a d a T ues­
T h e B a p tist lad ies m et fo r a te a o f th e a th le tic c o m m ittee
of th e
m en busy d ig g in g ho les fo r th e poles day m o rn in g .
at Mrs. C la g g e t's W ed n esd ay . A bout W illam ette V alley C h a u ta u q u a a s­
fo r th e e le c tric w ires. T hey
will
Win. M orand is ex pected hom e th is tw en ty -o n e w ere p re se n t.
sem bly, to d ay d ecid e d th a t th e Or-
com m ence next w eek to w ire
th e week
A re p o rt th a t a wild m an has been egou City baseb all te a m
w on th e
lesid en ces.
seen in th e vicin ity
of
P leasan t ch am p io n sh ip in th e se rie s recently
Mrs. F ra n k C arn ey of S p o k an e,
K ids W an te d .
H ome is c au sin g c o n sid e ra b le
ex­ held a t G lad sto n e P a rk
W a sh in g to n , h a s been th e g u e st of
B ids w ill be receiv ed by th e school citem en t.
J. Cox, w ho lives ab o u t n in e and
Mrs. F ra n k R oseboom , th e past week board of D istrict No. 107, C lack am as
A p e titio n is b eing c irc u la te d h e re o n e-h alf m iles from O regon C ltyo
5M rS R E N eal an d c h ild re n
of to u u ty , O regon, fo r 20 rick s of 16
F o rila n d v isited w ith J . B. N eal an d inch good, so und fir wood to be spli as a c o u n te r actio n to th e a tte m p t n e a r B arto n , w as In O regon City
m ade to rem ove th e P le a s a n t H om e T uesday a n d took w ith him a sam pl
w ite a few d ay s th is week.
1 an d piled in th e w oodshed. Deliv-
of a lfa lfa raised on h is farm w hich
W ork on th e school house is b e ­ | ery to be m ad e no t la te r th a n Nov. d epot to Ma b erry.
finest specim ens
Q u ite a n u m b e r o f people w ent . w as one of th e
ing ru s h e d , six c a rp e n te rs a re em ­
1st, 1911. B oard rese rv e s rig h t to
ployed. Mr. M usa, w ho took th e co n ­ re je c t an y o r a il bids. B ids m ust ; from th is n eig h b o rh o o d to th e circu s seen th is su m m er. T h is w as of th e
in P o rtla n d today.
second c u ttin g , a n d w as raised w ith ­
tr a c t, w a n ts to h av e e v e ry th in g com ­
be In by Sept. 1, 1911.
T he Mt Hood ra ilro a d is now c ar o u t irrig a tio n . T he crop w ill run
p leted by S ept 1st.
R. A H U TC H IN S, C lerk.
ty in g fre ig h t to P le a s a n t H om e sta tw o and o n e -h a lf to n s to th e acre.
T he " I W ill” B ible class w ill give
B oring, O regon.
tion. T h e firs t load b eing received The th ird crop, w ith irrig a tio n , is
a n e i te r ta in m e n t a n d b ask et su p p er
It w ill be
;
by Jo h a n s o n A D ellav e n a n d W E now 18 inches high.
a t th e o p era h o u se in west B oring
B id s W an te d .
M arkell, m e rc h a n ts h ere w ho g re a t- reaily fo r c u ttin g ab o u t S eptem ber
on F rid a y n ig h t. Sept.
1st.
All
B ids w ill be received a t th e office l ly w elcom e it. Now they have o n ­ 15. Mr. Cox h as seven a cres of a l­
lad ies a re in v ite d to b rin g a b ask et.
of school clerk of D istrict No. 28. ly a few blocks to h a u lfe e d , w here fa lfa , fo u r of w hich is old. an d th r t l
T hey w ill give a d ra m a e n title d ,
for 10 co rd s of w ood, six co rd s to ; before, th e w agon w ent to A n d e r­ w ere sow n th issp riu g . T h erew tllb e
“ R ainbow K im o n a .” N ine g irls will
be d eliv ered a t th e L ynch
school son S ta tio n on th e O. W. P., th re e th re e crops a fte r th e th ird
y ear
ta k e p a rt.
an d ten co rd s at th e B uckley school m iles from h ere. T h e fa rm e rs will Cox th in k s th a t th is yield is re m a rk ­
S. E. C ard receiv ed a le tte r from
All bi<ls to be s u b m itte d by th e 20th be g re a tly b e n e fitte d bv tile ra il­ able.
liis siste r, Mrs. L illie A cock, in fo rm ­
day o f A u g u st, 1911. Wood to lx* ro ad as m any o f th em have h au led
S ecretary L azelle of th e C lack a­
ing him of th e d e a th of h e r h u s­ d eliv ered by th e lo t h day of Sep­
th e ir p ro d u ce
to
A n d erso n
und m as county fa ir asso ciatio n inis re­
b an d , C h a rlie A cock, A ug u st 12 at
tem b er. By o rd e r of th e B oard,
T ro u td a le fo r sh ip m en t.
ceived a le tte r from Win. M cM urray,
i'u lo u se, W ash in g to n . He died of tf
M K R O N E N B E R G . C lerk
A lva D ellav en h as sold his in te r­ g en eral p assen g er
ag e n t
of the
pa ralysis.
est in th e Jo h a n s o n
A
D ellav en S o u th ern P acific ra ilro a d , saying a
Mrs. J . C. S h u ltz and Mrs. F ra n k
FO R SA LE — Im p ro v ed P oland-
R oseboom w ent to P o rtla n d today C h in a hogs. B rood sow s and also sto re to Jo h n N elson, w ho h as ta k - one and o tle-th ird ra te will be e sta b
ne ch arg e.
H s lie il for p erso n s d e sirin g to a tte n d
to p u rc h a se a new p ian o fo r th e a m ale. 11. M cG innis,
1 '-i
mile
F rie n d s of Ik e F o s te r a re pleased th e C lack am as co u n ty fa ir at C an­
“ Live W ires," w hich will be shipped so u th P le a s a n t H om e, P. O B oring,
’.to h e a r of h is recovery a fte r being by on S ep tem b er 27, 28, 29 and 30.
to B oring a t once an d receiv e its O regon.
51
th ro w n from a wild h o rse and re­ F ive g ra n g e s a re a rra n g in g to have
in itia tio n at th e d ra m a , “ My J im "
ex h ib its a t th e fa ir, an d o th e rs a re
If H o lstein s a re selected do not ceiving a bad cut o v er h is eye.
w hich th e Live W ires p resen t to th e
Mrs. Milo C h ap m an an d son of expected T h e re also w ill tie a large
expect th em to th riv e on closely
public on S a tu rd a y n ig h t, Aug. 26.
Mrs. J o h n M eyers an d d a u g h te r, cro p p ed , scan ty p a s tu re s w h ere they San F ra n c isc o is v isitin g h e r m o th er n u m b er of co m m u n ity ex h ib its. Tl i
fa ir tills y e a r will be a m uch fin er
F a n n y , w ere P o rtla n d sh o p p ers th e a re co m pelled to ru s tle all day to •Mrs. L. C h ap m an fo r a few w eeks.
Mr. and Mrs. D o d r'd g e have gone ex h ib itio n th a n any e v e r held before.
g a th e r su ffic ie n t food.
la tte r p a rt of th e w eek.
o W allp o rt fo r an o u tin g .
Mrs. J. L. C ro ss left y e sterd ay for
No move lias yet been m ade to
F
o
r
w
ater
system
s,
Im
p
lem
en
ts,
Mr. and.M rs. C h arles Jo h a n so n ex hum e th e body o f Mrs. F rie l, who.
S p o k an e to visit re la tiv e s th e r e and
hay p resses, v eh icles o f all d es­ and niece, Miss H elen a E n g stro m , of
In vicinity fo r ab o u t a m onth.
h e r ch ild re n claim , w as
poisoned.
c
rip tio n , see E. E. M arsh all, Cong- New Y ork C ity, an d Mr. and Mrs
C. F . C ross w as a P o rtla n d v isito r
No evidence has yet been show n s u f­
don H otel, G resh am , p hone 571.
F. L. B o tsford v isited frie n d s at Mc­ ficient to w a rra n t th e expense on
on T h u rsd ay .
C abe cam p.
th e p a rt of th eco u n ty and co u n ty
Mrs. J . W. T h ielck e h as re tu rn e d officia ls re fu se to do a n y th in g u tile a
E. E. M arsh all, F a rm Im p lem en ts.
D IR EC TO R Y O F G R ESH A M .
from a visit w ith h e r b ro th e r at th e expense is g u a ra n te e d .
M ean­
Ben M athew s, llo rs e d e a le r.
V ancouver, B. C.
w hile, tile e ld e r Mr. F rie l is g u a rd ­
Mrs.
I.
McColl,
P
o
stm
istie
ss.
B u sin ess Men an ti A d v ertisers.
S ch o o lm ates h ere of N ellie Baily ing th e g ra v e by n ig h t.
F o rd M etzger, Saloon.
M etzger B ros., G ro ceries.
will be su rp rise d to h e a r o f h er
E d. W . A ylsw ortli, C lo th in g , Shoes.
elo p m en t w ith a boy of 18, living
W. H. B aclim eyer, Dry G oods, G ro­ M etzger B ros , C o n tra c to rs.
Mt. Hood D epot, J . O 'R eilly, Agt.
n e a r C anby, w here sh e je s ld e s w ith
T he Spoons (iiv e S a tisfa c tio n ,
ceries.
B an k of G resh am , J a s .
E lk in g to n , M ultnom ah & C lack am as M utu al her m o th er.
N ellie w alked
ten
S
everal p erso n s hav e ta k e n a d ­
T elep h o n e Co., C. R. K eller, Mgr.
P re s .; E. G. K artlell, C ash ier.
m iles to m eet h er lo v er only to be v an tag e of tile c o m b in atio n o ffe r of
W. C. B elt, P h y sician an d S u rg eo n . O. W. P. D epot, J . M. Jo h n s o n , Agt.
o v e rta k e n by h e r m o th er, Mrs. J e n ­ th e O utlook am i O reg o n ian w hich in
S. P. B ittn e r, P h y sic ia n a n d S u rg eo n O tt B ros., D en tists.
Ed. O sborn, B lack sm ith Shop
nie B aily, an d th e co n stab le.
T he elu d es a set of h an d so m e spoons lik
J . H. B lake, L ivery B arn.
II. It. C arlso n , F u rn itu re , U n d e rta k ­ J . W. P a rk e r, C e n tra l H otel.
p a re n ts soon gave co n se n t, how ever, th e illu s tra tio n . See
com binai ion
J. C. P e te rso n , L u m b e r Y ard.
ing.
P ublic L ib ra ry , Miss A. C uly, L ib r'n and th e y o u n g cou p le w ere m arrie d o ffe rs e lse w h e re and send us y o u r
C. L. C ren sh aw . P lu m b er.
a t O regon City. N ellie, w ho lived o rd e r a t once.
R am shy A O sw ald, F eed Mill.
A. W. C ook, P a in te r.
G resh am K cal E s ta te Co., II. M h ere fo r sev eral y ears, is six teen
C arl D ahl, Shut-shop.
R o b erta, J o h n C onley.
old.
R o b e rt D oane, C em en t W orks.
B. F . R ollin s. C o n fectio n ery .
H. A. D a rn a ll, P rin tin g .
Mr. an d Mrs. J. L ent an d d a u g h t- 1
S u n d ay A H ill,
C o n tra c to rs
am i
H. L. F’o ste r, R e s ta u ra n t.
e r, Je a n e , have re tu rn e d
to P ort
B u ild ers.
A rth u r F ie ld h o u se , P la s te re r.
E. S ch w ed ler, Milk R oute.
land a f te r cam p tin g tw o m o n th s on
F . W. F ie ld h o u se, Je w e lry S tore.
F ir s t S ta te B an k , A. .Meyers, P re s .; Max S ch n eid er, P h o to g ra p h e r.
th e H am ilto n place.
. S h a ttu c k A L in d sey ,
D ep artm en t
C. J . L u n d q u is t, C ash ier.
A lonzo W ing an d fam ily , Mrs. Mc­
S to re.
G resh am A uto C om pany.
K inney and Mrs. E lla D riv er of J u ­
C arl S h a ttu c k , L u m b er Y ard.
G ibbs B ros , C o n tra c to rs.
C lau d e S m ith , M otion P ic tu re Show n ip er E lat, a re th e g u e sts o f Mrs
J a s . G oodfeilow , B lack sm ith Shop.
J . M. S h o rt, P h y sician a n d S urgeon. C has. C legget. Mr. W ing u sed to
G resh am O u tlo o k , P rin tin g .
G resh am D rug Co., Dovvsett A l'a te - H. W . S u a sh a ll, R eal E sta te , In s u r­ live h ere an d is m u ch
su rp rise d
an ce.
n eu u d e.
with th e m any im p ro v em en ts und
Ed. S m ith . V e te rin a ry S urgeon.
H enry G u llik so n , Dray.
ch an g es th is co u n try h a s m ade.
K a rr & H a m ilto n , C o n tra c to rs an d C arro ll S. S m ith , R eal E sta te .
E. I*. S m ith , W oodsaw .
Mrs. J. B ram h all an d C arl and
B u ild ers.
S te rlin g A J o h n s to n , H a rd w a re .
Lydia, Mrs. M artin L e n n a rtz , Mrs.
H. B. H uxley, P a in te r.
Mrs. F ritz S to k er, R e s ta u ra n t.
V. S tev en s, Miss P earso n an d Misses
J . C. H essell, F a rm Im p lem en ts
T h o m as B ros., P a in te rs.
H ew itt H ouse, Mrs. J. H ew itt, P rop. E arl T h o m p so n , E le c tric ia n .
Mabel and E va G o th am w ent to Bull
P au l H oetzel, C ity B akery.
T h om pson A P u g h . R eal E sta te .
Run on th e Mt. Hood railw ay fo r u
T. II. H ow itt. M eat M ark et.
T h o ren A M agnuson, W oodsaw .
picnic. T he G o th am g irls a re from
E. T. Jo n e s A Co., C o n tra c to rs.
F. E . T odd, P a in te r.
H illsb o ro , v isitin g th e ir a u n t, Mrs
M. D. K ern , L u m b e r Y ard.
W o stell A Co., G ro ceries.
Sig. K n ig h to n , B arb er.
W a lk e r H ouse, M rs. Ilo h t. W alk er, (Irani hall.
F re d L a n tz , P a in te r.
P ro p rie to r.
Mrs. E. M. D ouglas w as a P ort
C. H. L ane, A gt. W a tk in s’ R em edies. J . .1. W otleage, P lu m b e r.
land v isito r last w eek.
A. L e lan d , L ivery an d T ra n sfe r.
H a rry W ood, B arber.
W. H. M ark eell an d wife w ere out
G ust L ar.,on, H a rn e s s Shop.
W. E W ood, C lo th in g S alesm an .
from P o rtla n d v isitin g bis b ro th e r.,
E. C. L indsey, C o n tra c to r
Mrs. M. V ogel, M illinery.
W. E. M arkell.
C. E. M etzger. S k a tin g R ink.
I Roy M. W ood, R e s ta u ra n t.
J . M. D ickinson m ade a b u siness
trip to P o rtla n d last T h u rsd ay .
T h e d ra m a an d b ask et social glv
■ii In th e G ran g e
H all S atu rday
A N Y P E O P L E do not realize how
n ig h t w as a good success. A sp le n ­
much comfort and convenience modern
did p ro g ram w as given.
Boring
4
Pleasant Home
|7
M
kitchen plumbing affords.
A r e y o u o n e o f t h is n u m b e r ?
If so, our p r ic e s and
d e sc rip tio n s of “Standard"
enameled sinks would surely
in terest you. Our estim ates
are free, and there is no
obligation attached.
J. J. Wodaege
Carlson Bldg.
V
Phone 546
The Outlook
S olicits Y o u r
Printing
R easonable
Prices
P ro m p t W ork
4
P h o n e 701
E nvelopes
C a rd s
L etterheads
B illheads
S tatem ents
B utterw rap p ers
D odgers
P osters
Booklets
Etc., Etc.
G resham , O regon
T he p rem iu m list fo r th e M ulino
Utah C o unty G ran g e F a ir to be held
■iept. 21, 22. 23 an d 2 4 is now com ­
pleted. T he book is m o re e la b o ra te
th an a n y th in g g o tte n o u t by th e a s­
so ciatio n h e re to fo re an d a very at-
ractlv e b o o k let co n ta in in g 7 2 pages
Two th o u sa n d co p ies will be m ailed
w ithin a few day s, but if you fail to
get a copy ju s t n o tify th e se c re ta ry ,
E. G. K ard ell, an d a copy will be
fo rth co m in g .
m.
Just in from E astern O regon.
G entle for ladies to ride or
drive. First class rigs of all
description, day or night.
G re sh a m L iv e r y S ta b le
J. H. Blake, Prop.
Stable P h o n e 50x1
Res. P h o n e 505
P o w ell S tre et, G re sh a m . O re g o n
SECTION LIN E
T h e K elley h o m estead fa rm
h as
been sold fo r $76,000.
J. C. B uckley am i son, L ionel, left
W ednesday fo r liis farm in Y am hill
county.
COTTRELL
Mr. H u tc h in s Is h a u lin g cord wood
to th e C o ttre ll .Station fo r sh ip m en t
on tile Mt. Hood ra ilro a d
E. Owen w ill p reach at th e C o tt­
rell B aptist c h u rc h next S u n d ay ev­
ening.
Mrs. M cK inney gave a te a
to
tile B aptist
L ad les'
Aid
society
T h u rsd ay a fte rn o o n .
If every fa rm e r could s to re th e
g re a te r p a rt of his g ra in crops It
w ould p revent a slu m p
in
g ra in
p rices a t h a rv e st tim e. If you w ill
lotlce th e m a rk e ts you will find lita t
th e price su d d en ly d ro p s a s tlie m a­
ch in e begins Its m erry tu n e. T he
re aso n Is th a t so m any fa rm e rs d u m p
th e ir g ra in upon
th e
m a ik o t a t
th re s h in g lim e lita t th e m a rk e t
is
g lu tte d
Ttie s p e c u la to rs hav e th e o p p o r­
tu n ity they a re lo o k in g for,
th ey
buy up th is s u rp lu s and
s to re It.
W hen th e p rice goes up la te r th e y
hav e th e g ra in to sell at a p ro fit —
an d th e m a jo rity of fa rm e rs h a v e n 't
an y to sell.
Tlie O utlook w an ts y o u r new s.
•> 1» well Io liave g u n n y -sack s
) o u r ads, y o u r su b sc rip tio n , y o u r ,,,,n g in th e d o o rw ay ; so th a t, as th e
cow forces h e r way
th ro u g h ,
th e
1 .1 in lin e .
/n
„„ ,„ni
i....i o ff i. lier _ . back.
.
flies
w ill he i____
h ruslied
Gresham Auto Co. Open for Biz!
W E CARRY
G A S O L IN E , L IG H T
H E A V Y O IL S «nd
G R E A S E S , C A R B ID E , B A T T E R IE S
a n d large lines of o th e r supplies.
Auto and Gas Engine work
O u r Specialty.
A ll W o rlt'C u a ra n te e d
A U TO FO R
H IR E ,
G arage,
I’ow ell
S tre e t,
C o n tr a c to rs
R E P A IR IN G
Cabinet wot k,
PROM PTN ESS
IS the M O T T O
*fi.O O
T e le g r a m
and
O u tlo o k
o ne y e a r
T he P acific M onthly,
Tin* P acific Yloiithly an d
one
y e a r.
H ou srm o vm g
pairing.
and
GRESI IAM, OREGON
SEE
B. F. ROLLINS
L IG H T
re­
Is W h at Y ou W an t
ABOUT
Earl Th om pson
Weatherley’s Famous
W ill W ire Y our I louse
an d G u a ra n te e the
W ork
ICE CREAM
Gresham
Phone 61
Gresham, Oregon
AUCTIONEER
Karr & Hamilton
h arm Sales a Specialty
P ra c tic a l B u ild e rs
W r build n good, substantial 5 room
Bungalow for $500, (iniahed com plete—
plastered and painted.
H H OTT
O TT
Plans anti estimates furnished.
prints on request.
BROS.
DENTISTS
G R t-M IA M
.
.
.
.
go to
A ttorney-at-L^ w
R eal E stu te , P ro b a te am i C o rp o r­
atio n l.iiw
P rom pt a tte n tio n to
all business. 409-10-11
Yeon
B uilding. P o rtla n d , O rig o n
CENTRAL HOTEL
F O Il
Neat Rooms at Reasonable
Prices
W alk er H o u se
Third Street
N e w H o te l
M rs.
K o b t.
Shearme & Windsor, Props.
Rate« Given on A ppl nation
W a lk e r ,
P rop.
Blue
G RESH A M , OREG O N
OREGON
L. D . M A H O N E
American Plan
E v e n in g
B u ild e rs
Good Stock and Satisfaction Guaranteed
W J O TT
E v e n in g T e le g r a m , r e g u la r
and
Plant» und Estimates Furnished on A p ­
plication.
Phone I M»J or 708Y, Vsncouve», Washington
#7.75
P h o n e 4 34
Sunday & Hill
C arl D ah l, P ro p .
NEAT
Greytli am
P h o n e 52X
Gresham Shoe Shop
W . S. W O O D
C o m b in atio n o ffe r
D a y o r N ig h t
A g e n c y f o r H E N R Y A U T O M O B I L E a n d H A R T F O R O T IR E S
Phone 4 x
0 . W . II. A X . T IM E T A B L E
5 :4 5 p
S potted P onies
W holesale and Retail
R ids R eceived.
t OMBIN YTION SI HSt ItlP T lK N S
B ids w ill be received by W alk e r I D a ily O r e g o n ia n , o n e y r .
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h alls an d ro o m s clean ed an d v a rn ­
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tw o c o a ts ; d e sk s clea n ed a n d d ull- S et of R o g e rs S poons
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8 :3 0 a. m.
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New 5-Passenger Auto
GHEHHAM,
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$5.541
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O utlook.
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D. an d S. J o u rn a l, reg .
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II. a n d S. J o u r n a l a n d O utlook for
une year
$7.50
D ally J o u r n a l, reg. o n e y r. # 5 .0 0
Dally J o u r n a l anil O ullook oue y r
$5 50
JOHN BROWN
J. M. Short, M. D.
S. P. Bittner, M. D.
I NSERA Nt E
R epresenting only Reliable In ­
surance Com panies
P h y s ic a n s a n d S u rg e o n s
C re a b a n
O re g o n
Phone
woodsawing
G iven to Country W ork
Prices Reason able
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Gasoline Pow er, No Danger of fire.
E. P. SMITH, Prop.