G R E SH A M
Metzger Bros
School Notes
Two of last y e a r's p u p ils a g a in re
L. C. S herw ood of P o rtla n d , a
b ro th e r of Mrs. .Manning, sp en t last tu rn e d to high school last M onday,
n ig h t w ith Mr. M anning and helped nam ely, Ray M etzger an d M ary P itts.
th e
to sh o rte n th e m onotony o f bachel- Ray h a s ju s t re tu rn e d front
hop fields.
ordom a t R ose Law n.
T he J u n io rs of th is
y e a r have
T e le p h o n e
Your
Rev. 8. F P itts will occupy th e
O rd er
p u lp it a t th e F re e M ethodist church begun class m ovem ent. L ast Mon
» h e n g ro ceries a re needed from
next S u n d ay m orning. All a re In day ev en in g th ey m et and elected
o u r choise sto ck of cereals, high
th e
follow ing
o fficres:
R ussell
vited.
g ra d e can n ed goods, teas, coffees,
Mrs. E. P. S m ith Is going to Ore- P u g h , P re s id e n t; M a rg e rite M ichel,
gone City to see th e boys, N orm an vice p re s id e n t; V iola M athew s, sec
flo u r, fr u its an d v eg ata b les, you
M etzger, tr e a s u r e r
an d E d g ar, w ho a re w o rk in g at th a t re ta ry , F loyd
a re alw ay s s u re o f g e ttin g only
place.
i R esides th o se m en tio n ed , th e class
p u re, u n a d u lte ra te d and p erfectly
of
P ear! F lem in g ,
Ray
Miss M antle P itts , w ho h as been , co n sists
fresh goods In any line. O u r s e r
siten d in g a m o n th w ith h e r uncle, P a lm q u is t, Ray M etzger, L illian E l
vice is p ro m p t, and o u r prices ure
Sam S u tto n , a t Mt. H ood
has re lis, H elen Hogs, M abel B urch, W al
low er th a n w h at you w ill pay for
tu rn e d
hom e m uch im proved
In lace W ilk in so n , F red W agner, C h ris
in fe rio r foods elsew here.
h e a lth an d is now a tte n d in g high tin a B u rk h o ld e r, R oland Q uisenber-
T elep h o n e 311
ry , C h e ste r D aily
and
C leveland
school a t G resham .
Mr. and Mrs. L incoln G lass ofj Bliss. Mrs. W oodard is class a d
Get Our Prices
P o rtla n d v isited th e S te rlin g s o v e r, visor.
Htore A djoining Feed Mill
S unday.
Miss P e a rl F lem in g w ill visit h er
Phone 311, P ow ell St.
Mr. an d Mrs. Ja s. S te rlin g
will folks in P o rtla n d o v er S a tu rd a y and
Sunday.
spend S a tu rd a y and S un d ay w l t h r e l - |S
Mrs. F le m in g w as in tow n T h u rs
[ a tiv e s a t L yle, W ash.
Mrs. E th el M iller left th is m o rn day an d p a rt o f F rid ay .
Miss M arion R o b ertso n , besides
ing fo r h e r school a t H ow ell P ra irie
le ac
h in ” g h e r ow n g rad es, is teac h
( e n t e r w here sh e is p rin cip al.
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A lin e o f k n it g o o d s
M ark E m ery h as e n te re d th e med- lng lllusic to th e e n tire school of
leal d e p a rtm e n t of th e S ta te U nlver nine
" ,n ‘“ g rad es. OL-
S he also te a c h e s th e
slty In P o rtla n d and w ill [,-■
n in th g ra d e L atin .
s w ing lessons w ill be given th e
school M onday.
M ark g ra d u a l, i
from th e G resh am high school two g irls of th e high school a t 35 c en ts
y e a rs ago an d has sp en t tw o y eart p er lesson an d one lesson a week
T his o p p o rtu n ity evens u p -w ith the
in th e S ta te U niversity a t E ugene.
one th e boys have, n am ely, m an u al
Mrs. L. P . M anning h a s gone
al
W o o dburn and Salem on a visit with tra in in g .
re lativ es.
W ill E. C oats, and d a u g h te r. Miss
G e rtru d e , o f C hicago w ere g uests
o f Mr. an d Mrs. H. L. St. C lair yes
te rd a y . Mr. C o ats is a t th e head
A p le a s a n t s u rp ris e
w as given
of a firm of a p p ra ise rs an d engl- j Mrs. M ary Bacon w hen h er frien d s
n e e rs who a re doing b u sin ess in all
g a th e re d a t h e r hom e T uesday xto
p a rts of th e co u n try . T hey
(on-1 spend th e day in h o n o r of h e r b ir th
te m p la te e sta b lish in g a b ran ch
in
day. At noon th e g u e sts b ro u g h t
P o rtla n d . Mr. C oats is v isitin g th e
fo rth m any well
Tilled
b a sk ets,
lea d in g co ast cities, a n d is on his
w hich, w ith Mrs. B acon's e v e r filled
way to San F ran cisco .
p a n try , m ad e an u n eq u a le d
feast.
Mrs. Wm. H a rn e c k e r is th e pos-
. „.
| The a fte rn o o n w as very p le a sa n tly
sesso r of one of th o se
h "P ent wMh m usic, sew ing an d c h a t
L a u re l
ran g es p u rch ased i recently
tin g and all w ere a sfe a ie h e d to find
from S te rlin g & J o h n s to n 's .
N ext D oor to B an k of G resham .
G ran d m a H ite as spry a n d a b le to
[fro m th e m ill. N o th in g too
T he Q ueen E s th e r circle w #l be-
good
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for th e Sun D ial C om pany.
| gin th e fall w ork soon an d am eet-
Mrs. B acon’s d a u g h te r» , Sirs N ellie , ° Ur ra e rc h a n ts a re e n te r p ris in g o r I you nrovided
, ,,
ing will be held in th e n e a r fu tu re A h l s o n -,f
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T he Sun Dial M illing Co., h as
w ould
ould not
n o t a d v e rtise . O
u r re a d P ° U " to v id .d lo r y o u r tall an d win
A
hlson
of
Sellw
ood
an«*
S
irs.
Llzzl.
te r re a d in g ?
T he
O u tlo o k
will
W hen bu y in g a cough
m edicine to lay p lans.
fin ish ed a n o th e r sto ry to th e m ill
H agan from Bull R.»,., a««* h e r sis e rs w ho read an d follow up th e ads. keep you well in fo rm e d on hom e a f
fo r c h ild ren b e a r in m ind th a t C ham
Mrs. L. D. C reary from B laine,() r-
a»« a lia e n te rp ris in g . i t pays.
a n d a rc now In stallin g som e new b erlain s C ough R em edy is m ost e f
fa irs. A good city p a p e r in com bi
egon, a rriv e d last S a tu rd a y and will te r front P o rtla n d weew aswentg th e
m ach in ery of latest type. Tw o la rg e fectu al fo r colds, cro u p and w hoop
g
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a tio n w ith th e O u tlo o k w ill fu rn ish
v e n tila to rs w ill he placed
on th e ing cough and th a t It co n ta in s no
T he fall se a so n is now on. H ave
b ro u g h t w ih t good wdisAncv fitf* the*
Mrs. M. Vogel.
you w ith all th e new s.
■ op of th e m ill, d o in g aw ay w ith so h a rm fu l d ru g . F o r sale by G resham
coining year.
Mr. and Mrs. E. G. K a rd e il and
D rug C om pany an d all D ealers.
m uch d u st w hich pro v es very d is
T he people h e re * « r e gl;«« u « e e d
Mr. an d Mrs. L ew is S h a ttu c k a re a t
a g re e a b le to th e m en at w ork in th e
to have Rev. A. IS, C ab le» re tu r n
L earn to look in I he ads. fo r bar- te n d in g th e fa ir a t C anby today.
m ill, also giving c le a n e r
p ro d u c ts gains.
H O M E is judged largely by
Mrs. Mary M artin of P o rtla n d has front conference, to spend aSkrthee
i b o u g h t tw o lo ts In W h iteh ead s ad- y e a r on th is ch arg e. T h e re w+14 k,e
A the character of its plumbing.
i d itio n an d will build a resid en ce at ch u rc h serv ices a s u s u a l S u n d ay »<-,
W h en the D octor
A ^tawdard" - modern
bathroom
gives
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Y J V Ill p
^ l V c S an
till
e n ln g a f te r E p w o rth L eague.
once.
S ees Yon
impression
of
refinement
and
good
taste
to
any
A
good
re
p
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s
e
n
ta
tio
n
of
livestock
Hen. M athew s will a tte n d
th e
at th e G resh am fa ir went from th is
house, and the cost is small for
b r in g a p re sc rip tio n Io this p h a rm a c y
fa ir at C anby w hile it lasts.
he k now s that his efforts w ill not be
Mrs. W. R. K ern re tu rn e d y e s te r vicinity. F ra n k M cK inney an d Wm.
the
amount of permanent satis
Ih w a it e d e ith e r b y poor drugs o r in
d ay fro m a few d ay s' visit
with C alvin each took first prizes on th e ir
faction
that it yields.
a c c u ra te c o m p o u n d in g .
W c have a
fancy ho rses and B. c . A ltm an m ade
frie n d s In P o rtlan d .
re p u ta tio n a m o n g physicians fo r p e r
Is your plumbing satisfac
R o b ert Jo n s ru d of K elso was In n fine sh o w in g w ith his prize J e r
fect p re sc rip tio n w o rk .
Y o u can take
tory ?
th e ir o p in io n as a u th o rita tiv e and b rin g
tow n on bu sin ess
y e ste rd a y
and seys. h av in g had ten head e n te re d
y o u r prescrip tions h e re to be filled.
favored th e O u tlook w ith a call.
1 T hey w ere th e only Je rs e y s th e re .
I he re a a reason.
Mr. A lnitan h a s a b o u t seventy-five
W. II. M ankln, o f th e O regon Life
w as in tow n y e ste rd a y In th e I n t e r - ¡ ‘T / V “ " 1® ° " h l" d a lry fa rm h«re,
e » ,.
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e r I w hich a re th e finest in th e sta te .
GRESHAM DRUG COMPANY.
e sts of his com pany. He Is
well
We a re g lad to see E. L. T horpe
p leased w ith th e business he
h as
a b le to be on th e m all ro u te ag ain
g o tten In th is lo cality hut of course
W ith S terlirg & Johnston
a fte r so long r. sickness. You see,
is a f te r m ore
it w as im p o ssib le fo r him to be sick’ I
A lb ert Doane is m ak in g cem ent
to
blocks fo r m any o f th e new houses at fa ir tim e a s he alw ay s ta k e s an
activ
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p
a
rt,
so
he
im
m
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d
ia
te
ly
got
now going up in G resham , am ong
th em . Ed. A y lsw o rlh 's, W m. H ockin b e tte r, like th e little boy does w hen
son s an d Jo h n B row n's.
He
is c o n fro n te d w ith b itte r m edicine.
Miss H azel G o g er won firs t prize
m ak in g blocks fo r
Dr.
B ittn e r's
AND BUY
on a la y e r c ak e a t th e
fa ir, also
fence.
first prize on h an d p leced q u ilt top
T here w ill he a m e etin g fo r th e
Mr. an d M rs. W. H. MarlifeH and j
p u rp o se of o rg a n iz in g a local of th e
Jrom
F. S. o f E at H azelw ood hall Mon d a u g h te r , M abel, cam e o u t
P
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rtla
n
d
in
th
e
ir
a
u
to
to
s^end
(lay ev en in g at 8 o 'clock, also one
T uesday w ith Mr. M a rk e ll's brothter
a t C o rb ett W ed n esd ay evening at
W. E M arkell.
8 p. in. W ednesday a t
C olum bia
T he M ethodist L a d ie s' Aid socle-'
G ru n g e hall.
ty m et W ednesday a fte rn o o n wibh
S h a ttu c k w L indsey
have been
Mrs. H a y w o rth , w h ere a very e n jo y
m ak in g a sp ecial e ffo rt to show
ab
le tim e w as h ad an d m uch' sew bfg 1
th e ir new lin e of goods an d as a
done.
co n seq u en ce th e ir d isplay w indow s
I N. L. S h rln e r is h av in g
h is.
a re u n u su a lly a ttra c tiv e .
AT
house p a in te d w hite, w hich m a k e s :
S ev eral of th e new p la te glass dis
it a very a ttra c tiv e one.. T h e p aip tO
play w indow s in th e G resham sto re s
e r Is also re to u c h in g th e
in te r ió r i
a re sh o w in g as fin e a line of goods
an d m a k in g ch an g es.
us can be b o u g h t an y w h ere.
Mr. M arkell is h a v in g
his well
I ml Liventock K u 'h a itg r,
clea n ed out an d w alled up.
L ivestock
E xchange h a n d le d on C om m ission.
G resh am , O regon
I. N. L. S h rln e r and W. E. M arkell'
were P ortland visito rs th e fli
|
th e week
Rev. A II C ald er of P leasan t
Alva L o u d e rb a c k and fam ily spent
Home, B oring and th e Illif ch u rc h ,
se v eral days a t th e old hom estead
re tu rn e d h om e from co n feren ce on
Mrs. Ed. L o u d erb ack re tu rn e d to I
T uesday last.
He
re p o rte d
his W eston a f te r sp en d in g th e s u m m e r 1
c h arg e as follow s:
h ere,
S alary , » 8 0 0 ; h o u se
re n t »CO;
A p hysician w as loo k in g o v e r th is
hom e m issio n s »28; fo reign m issions
place as a favored spot to locate.
»28; b o ard of e d u catio n »2; c h ild
U M cK inney took his sto ck -to
ren s fu n d »6; b o ard of Sunday th e C anby fa ir
schools <10; board o f co n ference
Mrs. S tep h en s sp en t a w eek
1 Ionie .Wie e Canches
c la im a n ts co n n ectio n al
fund
»8 th e city.
Light Luncheon Served
te m p e ra n c e society »1; F re e d m e n s
T h e b lack sm ith and b u tc h e r a re
M ain S treet
Aid society , 4 ; Bible society
»1;
G re sh a m , O re.
th e busy m en o f th e tow n.
•
W om an s F o reig n M issionary sorle^
T he school p ro fe sso r's w ife has
, ty »3d; W o m an 's H om e M issionary
a rriv e d from th e E ast an d w ill lo
society »1; A m erican 8. 8. Union cato here.
, .
»80; W illa m e tte
U niv ersity
»12;
M rs M L e n a rtz an d s is te r leaves
l u m e n s asso ciatio n , 5 ; su p p o rt of fo r th e so u th la n d t i e 15?h
In th e G resham In v e stm e n t
C om pany's New B uilding
(o n ereu ce c la im a n t. »24; g en eral
Mr and Mrs (ie rg e so n and fam ily
G R E SH A M O R E G O N
s tre n g th " d e .m n d s T h h X " *
r a ' ‘" a ' *"'« « ^ 1 « .
its
(< e re n re ex p en ses »4;
c e n tra l from H oover W ash in g to n
at
i
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N elh ter
•copal fu n d IS. T he |3 0 rep o rted few day#
Mr G reaaon and r
n
tte tr
c l e t y ' Z " p ^ s m i T , ’ M‘“ U>n,ry
d ro **
th * »»> from .h e ir h o m j
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th
an
clety Was p re se n te d by a m em b er oJ stead in W ash in g to n
com ing
to
« d ' ^ n ^ a t í m ’0
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th e I leasant H om e ch u rc h
In ad- P o rtla n d by way of
T he
Dali .
•H.lon to th is »25 w as d o n ated by a They , | | | se ttle In B oring unt i Mr
GRESHAM.
m em b er of th e B oring ch u rc h to th e G regson fin d s a su ita b le farm
to
OREGON
M vaow m ent f u n d o f W iila m e tte U n l- re n t o r buy.
They
a r e ’ highly
W e ’ve G ot the Goods
QUALITY
-
PRICE
Blankets
Blankets
-
-
-
Blankets
Cotton or Wool from 65c a pair to $10
a pair and the thing you want.
T h e Novelty Shop
The
WRAPS and SCARFS
Store Where Small Money Counts
Babies Bootees
and Leggings
They Sell at Sight
A complete line of the
famous Drummer Boy
Hose.
The hose that
costs the least money and
wears the longest.
P r ic e 1 5 c p e r p a ir
T w o p a ir 2 5 c e n ts
Pleasant Home
In various designs and colors.
it pays to trade at the
Anchor Store.
T‘J " .P
Anchor Store
Fairview Mill Enlarged
«7Ä
J. J. Wodaege
.
Circulate your m oney at hom e
Pure Home Rendered
H EATE R S
LARD
Neverfail
HOWITT’S MARKET
Red Wood
Yearly Report of Church
P A R K E R 'S
Wholesale and Retail
CONFECTIONERY
MANAGEMENT AND POLICY
FIRST STATE BANK
Laurel
«A full line and some of the
best on the market
Call and see them at
Sterling & Johnston