G resham O utlook
HONOR ROLL
TEACHER SHOWS C. E. FRITZ DIES
BOYS AND GIRLS
HER PLUCK
AT HOSPITAL
Miss Mabel Stevens, th e Gresham
T he follow in g pupils in half of
school,
and a few other parties, are
the second grade and
a ll o f the
g ettin g undeserved publicity ovre a
third grade have th eir nam es on the
trivial m atter o f infraction o f school
roll of honor for th e m onth ending
| rules. The Gresham school referred
N ovem ber 3, 1911:
! to in the first reports is the P lea s
T helm a H unt, R eta W inters, Lena ant V alley school, D istrict No
15
L indem ann, E arnest H am lin, Lionel join t, o f which Miss
Stevens
is
H am lin. Percy P u lfer, John Stout, principal.
In her effo rt to m ain tain order
Lyle W inters, M argaret Cook. Vivian the teacher found it necessary to
H evel,
H elen
W ostell.
Gertrude use mild force with a young girl of
D ow sett, John W inters, Vern S ch il 14. The parents.
Mr
and Mrs
ler, L yle W inters, K eithley B lake, i Tanler. were highly indignant and
! sw ore to a com plaint against Miss
A rthur D oane, Loran W heeler. An Stevens, ch argin g her with assault.
drew P loem acher,
P aul
H oetzel. The teacher answ ered the com plaint
in person and when the facts were
O rville Spath.
Miss Hope A nderson is
the known the teacher was exonerated
The board and all th e au th orities,
teacher.
including the county superintendent,
and D. 8. Joh n son , th probation of-
Grealuun M illinery Em porium tu- ficeer, who now has the m atter in
charge, upheld th e teach er in her
n ou n ces
reduced prices on all la d ies’ and course.
It should be said for the pupil
ch ild ren 's hats and caps. New line that she is not w ell, she dem anded
of em broidery m aterials, handker a liberty which the teach er thought
was not necessary and the parents
ch iefs, n otion s, etc .. Just arrived
failed to have
an
understanding
with the teacher as to th e girl's con
T he O utlook w an ts your news. dition.
your ads, your subscription, your
W hen you have
rheum atism in
M in tin g.
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your foot or instep apply Cham ber
lain's Linim ent and you
w ill get
JOHN BROWN
quick relief
It co sts but a quarter
lN S l'R A N C E
Why suffer? For sale by Gresham
Drug Company and all Dealers.
R epresenting on ly R eliable In-
surance Com panies.
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GRESHAM,
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P hone 19
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P lans and estim a tes furnished.
Blue prints on request.
A t t o r n c y a l- L a w
R eal E state, P robate and Corpor
ation Law
Prom pt atten tio n to
all business. 409-10-11
Yeon
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G R E SH A M , O REG ON
GRAHAM &
BELKNAP
A tto r n e y s at la»»
W. S. W OOD
GRESHAM OFFICE
Gresham
Real
E state Com
panys' Office.
W ed. and Sat. A fterm am s
PORTLAND OFFICE
619-20-21 Yeon Building
A U C T IO N E E R
Farm Sales a Specialty
Phone 1 J6J or 706Y, Vancouver. Washington
City
Bakery
Gresham Shoe Shop
Carl Dulil, Prop.
NEAT
R E P A IR IN G
PROMPTNESS
IS the MOTTO
Paul Hoetzel, Prop.
The death o f C hristian B. F rlti
occurred yesterd ay. Monday, at the
Good Sam aritan hospital at about
noon. Mr Frit«, who had been in
poor health for a few m onths, start-
ed last Friday for the Hot Springs
In to p « of fin d in g relief
Reaching
P ortland, he becam e so much worse,
that he was taken to the hospital
w here all that w as possible w as done
dUb^U.1 H‘* de‘ th rV‘ Ulted frO,U
Deceased w as born
In
Henry
county, Ohio, Septem ber 1, ItT I .
He cam e to Oregon in 1901 and has
been a resident of eastern Multno-
■nah ev er since
On December 12.
1901, he married Mary G.
Wood-
ward.
He leaves a widow and one child.
Ix)ui»e. about eig h t yeara old. a
brother, H. W. F rit», and a brother
and tw o sisters in Ohio.
Mr. F rits was a m em ber of the
Grange, and a su ccessfu l farm er and
dairym an. He was held in high e«
teem by all who knew him
The funeral services wil be held
at the Iliff Memorial church at Mel-
rose tom orrow. W ednesday, at 11
a in. Burial w ill be at the Doug-
lass cem etery.
BEST BREAD
BATHS
on the Market, Fresh Every
Day
We have in stalled In our shop
a fin e new Porcelain Bath
Tub, with hot and cold
w ater con n ection s
Pies, Cakes and
Other Pastery
25c A GOOD BATH 25c
Wood Bros., Barber Shop
Main St„ Gresham
Main Ht.
Grodm ni
MT. SCOTT PARK
CEMETERY
A large, permanent, beautiful and modern
Park and Lawn Cemetery
S itu a ted o n n o rth
slope
Phone
fro m
th e
fro m
of
M ount
L en ts
c e m e te ry .
Scott, o n e
Statio n
fo r
m ile
southeast of
free au to to an d
A l l lots sold u n d e r p e rp e t
ual care of c e m e te ry m a n a g e m e n t w ith
out e x tra cost.
I’rtces r» a»«'n»hl«'
SaM >4T »t or2’4 v e ] £ ;
[ ”
« t v ice
th e b est.
Home phone. Ring B 6 1 1 I'arxf^Mk^or lor«I 4201
Sandy
$1.50 PER YEAR
Cherryville
The lad ies of Strausaberg w ere!
h ostesses at a H allow e'en party
Tuesday even in g
The gu ests were
treated to a rousing good tim e Eat-
apples susi>ended on strin gs fur-
nlahed a great deal of am usem ent.
(,ut
crow ning glory of it all was
the iU8ciou s saw dust pie prepared
M esdames E Beers, 11. Beers, C.
‘ ,,, , , , _ . . u
*
H »»w ard s, and L. R Dugger P r iu s
were awarded to C. H Edwards for
eatin g the apple and Mrs H Parret
for eatin g saWdust pie w ithout sm ll-
* « .« < A«
»or the best sm ile
T hose present were Mr. and
Mrs.
G«o. Beers, Mr and Mrs. E Beers.
Mr and Mrg c H Edwards, Mr. and
..
Mrs L II. D ugger. Mr and Mrs H
Parret, Mr. and Mrs
Geo.
Born-
sted t, M isses Kate and Mary Junker,
Mu
M|gg H<J, m
Mlgg , x, (a
«nJ B eatrice Boers.
Miss
llaxel
Beers, Jesse Goger, Llxxte Schm its.
j u |ja perry and Messrs Thus Dunn,
Proctor.
Theo.
B ornstedt.
.
Schm its. Alex and Raymond Gray.
Ous H ears, Fred
Howe and Alf
(ten
Several new telephones have been
placed In and around Sandy by the
Flrw ood-D over T elephone company
They also con tem p late the purchase
of a new sw itch board.
Edwiu B ornstedt and Elm er D oug
lass were Sandy visitors Sunday.
c nrortunately the
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An evan gelist from Portland held
V
Outlook
was
not represented by a sta ff contribu- ’ a m eeting at the residence o f Max
tor at the H a llo w een party at the
Sunday afternoon and even-
hom e o f Mr and Mrs Jam es
Kl “»« HU subject for the afternoon
wood, near Rockwood, last week
"*“* U.e H eaven of the Bible, and
We are fortu n ate how ever In
hav- the even in g subject was the Hell of
ing an account o f It from one
who the Bible, both of which
subjects
was there, which we print su b .tan - were very Interestingly treated.
d a lly as sent us
,h li PU ce w“’ m ar’
On H allow e'en night a party of tied to Miss Alice Pahud of H ills-
young
people
gathered
at
th e boro on W ednesday
They have the
home of Mr and Mrs
Jam es El- best w ishes of their many friends
wood, to spend the ev en in g playing for a long and happy married life
gam es and having th eir fortu n es
A. L D eaton, the banker, has
told. Lloyd, it seem s, is to stay at moved his fam ily from Lent« Into the
hom e and be a farm er and
Rose Is J R- Marony cottage of th is place
o live In a little bungalow built for They expect to m ake th eir hom e
two.
(Odd they are so near alik e». here.
Mr Jackson of th is place.
and
Carl and H ester are both to go to
M
B.
Thom
as
of
Bull
Run,
have
Europe and lose th em selves In art
j (T oo bad! wonder If they'll ever gone for a trip to the Warm Springs
be found». The girls g ettin g
the They expect to stay about a month
Mr. Howard m arketed som e very
most apples out of a pan of w ater
w ere. R ose, who took the blue rib fine cabbage, w hich was grow n on
bon, and H ester, second, and o f the bis recently purchased Hood View
boys, Lloyd
and
C larence.
All ranch.
C. E Moran of th is place Intends
looked lik e drow ned rats when
’.'.■rough as th ose th at got apples piovln g Into the residence form erly
had to go to th e bottom o f th e pan. occupied by It. E Esson.
B F Har» was In Sandy one day
Rose Is to be married about ten
lim es
She w alked
around
the last week
W atch Sandy. It's boom ing!
house with a lighted can d le and met
HALLOWE’EN
AT ELWOOD’S
all the boys that w ere there. Some
o f the older g u ests tried to play
ghost and took a nice little tum ble
down the steps.
„
.
.
.
.
p .» »
departed for th eir
hom es
which
they reached safely so far as known
I at th is w riting
T h o « present w ere. Mr and M r.
Elwood. A rthur
Elw ood,
Edward
| Van N atta, Mr. and
Mrs. Thorpe.
Mrs. Shaffer. Clarence 8ta n ley , Roy
LaMeer. Harriet Van N atta, Lloyd
T egart. Rose Elw ood, Carl V, Insen-
berg, H ester Thorpe, Henry Moll.
Myrtle Elwood, Fred Baker. Lillian
Van N atta
Good Stock and Satisfaction Guaranteed
Lents.
Phone 701
GRESHAM. MULTNOMAH COUNTY. OREGON. TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 7, 1911
VOL I. NO. 71
G RESH AM .
‘Ever at Your Service’
RODGERS FLIES
TO PACIFIC
C. P. R odgers has accom plished
his great tran scon tin en tal flig h t, ar
riving In P asedena Sunday
a fter
noon
He traveled 4231 m iles. In
4924 m inutes, or 3 days, 1(1 hours.
| 4 m inutes
H is actual tim e since
■ startin g at Sheepshead Bay, N Y.,
was 49 days
It is said that a rud
der and a few m inor parts are all
he has left of the en gin e and ma
chine he started with
He ought to
be m ighty th a n k fu l to find h im self
a live
The world w ill applaud bla
tem erity and h is flig h t, the first of
the kind In history w ill bs recount
ed In poetry and song and In the
more enduring an n als o f progress
It Is harder to predict w hat wont
tie accom plished, with th is as a start,
in the next 20 years, than
what
will.
ADS.
Rev Dr Runyan officiated In the
SMALL PIGS for sale
M E church Sunday
H ow ltt. Gresham, Oregon
Mr
T
It
tf
P r a t h e r s tw o so u s h a v e e a c h
squatted on railroad laud near Cher-
OATS Wanted — Gresham Feed
tt
ryvllle
»«»>
Geo. Flynn Is back lu C herryville
FRESH COWS Wanted
T R
again.
tf
Howltt.
Leo McCabe has returned
fro m
Portland
Mr and M r . L F Prtdem ore are
P l° 8
S * 1*“
W ashlngtoh
Rev Mr. P rice, Rev Mr. Jones
M
LITTLE PHIS for sale
P
and Dr. B eaverton were gueata of '
If
Phone 269
Rev Dr Runyan last a e v U and were Sm ith
look in g
for
land. Dr
Runyau
LOTS FOR SALE at C edarville
show ed them the last of the rail
H W Snashall Phone
road land, which hasn't been sq u at Easy term s
It
ted upon, and they are con tem p lat Gresham 71
ing m oving their fam ilies and locat
FIFTY HENS for sale
Brown
ing on th is railroad land near Cher
ryville
l-egh om s
P. M Johnson, Gresh-
Dr. B otkins w as called to Port atn. Route 4.
71
land a few days ago by the Illness
of his son. Dr W alter B otkins
Inquire of the
RIM)MS for rent
Mr T aw uey, proprietor of Taw-
Second
street,
n ey’s sum m er resort, visited J T Baptist pastor ou
F rlel. J r . a few days ago
tf
west of Main street
The su it of J T. Frlel, Jr . »gainst
E J Meyers for $80 before Justice
Pomeroy at Sandy, was throw n out
CEDAR POSTS for sale by A. Il
of court.
W itter, one half
m ile
south
of
Dave D ou glass has
moved
his Gresham
Phone 383.
79
fam ily back to C herryville and has
com uwnced hauling lum ber for his
w o o „ rO K g A | R , )ead and
new house.
! Rye
w ill
deliver
promp ly
In
Jerry F rlel visited his brother, J j Gresham and Fairview
Frank Gus
E. F rlel, Jr., a few days ago
, tafson. Gresham
Phone 249
84
Mr. Banta has bought th ree lots ——— —— — — —— — ——
of J. T F rlel, Jr., and has corn -1 OORD WOOD
D elivered any
me need the erection of a house
w here w ithin reasonable hauling dla
Phone 324
John
L aison.
A ssistant F orest Supervisor Os- tance
lu 2
borne und w ife ere visiting Mr and > Gresham, R. 4
Mrs Ben Beach
HAY FOR HALE Mixed clover
Mias Ruth F rlel visited
her pa-
i and
tim othy,
baled
Good
for
rents, Sunday.
Frank Gusinf
Herbert H usseck of Portland v is - 1 horses
Phone 489
78
son, Gresham
Red Mr. and Mrs. J T. F rlel, Jr
last Sunday
Rhubarb Hoots.
Mr. Banta gave a phonograph par
Fine, large mam oth rhubarb roots
ty at the hom e of Mrs. J. T. Frlel
Sunday.
I for sale. Now Is the tim e to buy
e r m n e n V îa m p ' " d° Wn
•«“ «
Mrs
E M
D ouglass, Gresham, K 2.
7 5
Pleasant Home
FOR SALE
One good Jersey
cow , 1 good work team , 1 good road
mare with seven-m onth old roll, 1
J. F ltxgeral has leased the farm eolt, 1 tk years old
Apply J
M
of Mr. El»worth near P leasant Home Clanahan, D ivision street, Gresham.
72
for a term of five years
Mr Fltx Oregon
geral w ill en g a g e in dairying and
Oriler Nursery Htock N o».
farm ing
Sm ith Brothers have taken charge
Mrs. K ate N elson and sun have
been visitin g her father,
W.
II of the Eastwood N uc.-erhs at Gre»h-
M arked. She Joins her husband In ain and w ill Increase anil Improve
Much good stock now o ■
southern Oregon the 10th, where th e stock.
hand
W rite for prices and catalog
they have bought a farm
I Anderson Is living at Flrwood Order now for w inter delivery Smith
Phone 158 71
and Is engaged In turning over the B rothers, Gresham
soli.
Gresham will have Bull Run wa
Thom as T aylor Is preparing his
ter the first of the year and I will
o u tfit to go trapping at th e head
have no more use for my air pres
w aters o f th e big Sandy.
He ex
sure tank gasolin e en gin e and pump
pects to show fine p elts on his re
They are all equipped and In first
turn, as trapping Is not crowded
class condition and have only been
A home talen t dram a for the 11th
In use about I wo m onths
Will sell
SECTION LINE
Is billed for G range hall, en titled
at a bargain
No farm er can
af
“ A C heerful L iar.” Let everyon e
ford
to
be
w
ithout
one
T
It
Mr Eastm an and son are m oving attend with their best girl
H o w ltt.
t»
K ?
Preaching Sunday at 11 a
in
will ^e missed by all
the The M E Aid m eets at Mrs Man-
neighbors
ary'«.
W M Kirby has sold 10 a c r e , of
Irene D ouglass Is In th e city.
near ,h e
P“
f° r
Mrs Murray, who house
was
J A Jon es and d au gh ters, Laura
Several chickens w ere stolen late- ' bought by y r . I). Nortbup, w ill go and Ruby, visited In Portland over
Sunday
,y from Grandma 1-ewls at R ussell- to th e old lad les home In Portland
Anderson * Gurber have flnlshetl
vllle. The th ieves were later found
T he rain of Saturday snd Sunday
baling In th is locality
Their lust
and nreented
was a benefit to the late grain
work was at W atkins near T rou t
Many p otatoes are
yet In the dale
dalry exhibited a nice Bet of pic
Mrs E A Stafford and d au gh ier,
t ures at the M other's C ongress held ground .
The
In Portland last week
’r ‘- photo-
Sidew alk building goes on from Mrs W. R. Kane, of Los A ngeles,
are spending a few days In Port
Sorenson,
U k en by John
the church west as far as the Can land visiting friends
how neat and sanitary
his
sho
Mrs Frank O rthw eln, of M alinta.
n o n ', hotel.
dairy Is kept.
Mr Shipley, who has charge of ‘Ohio, are gu ests of Mrs Mary Frlla
They caine on account of the sick
th e farm b elon gin g to the Mt Hoed neas of Mrs O rthweln . brother, tho
If you have trouble
In gettin g
railw
ay,
has
gon
e
to
Salem
with
rid of your cold you may know that
1st« C E Frllx
Mrs Frank Markell of Portland
you are not treatin g It properly four team s to do contract work on
Mrs
Jess
There la no reason why a cold th e electric lin e from Salem to Eu Is visitin g her cou sin ,
should hang on for w eeks and It will gene
He w ill he gone during the Stafford
Mrs E B. W illiam s of Portland
not If you tak e C ham berlain's Cough
spent Sunday at Sweet Briar farm
Remedy
F<sr sale
by
Gresham w inter season
Mr. A ustin.w ho works In Portland
Drug Company and all Dealers
A w r t l o l i Hale.
was out Sunday and spent the day
T he follow in g stock and Imple with tils fam ily
Mrs Jess Stafford visited seyi-rsl
Chmtening at Brunner’« m ents w ill be sold at public auction
days In Portland recently with Mis
Alfred Brunner, Jr., was ch risten on Saturday, Nov 11 at 1 o'clock p Mamie Townsend
ed Sunday, N ovem ber
5. at the in at J. G ist's place 3 m iles east of
hom e of the parents, Mr and Mrs Gresham near P ow ell Valley school
Do you know
that of all the
Alfred B runner
The ch risten in g
One horse. I cow, I spring m inor alim en ts cold s are by far the
was held at 2 p m , by Rev Mr h ou se
moat dangerous? It Is not the cold
S ch iltk n ech t of Portland
After w agon, 2 sets double heavy harness. Itaelf that you ne<<l to fear, but the
the
cerem ony all present
were 1 set dou b le ligh t harness. 1 sin gle seriou s diseases that It often leads
invited to the dining room w here a harness, hny, farm
Moet of th ese are known as
toola
Alao to
bounteous dinner was served
Pneum onia and con
of germ diseases
Those present were, Mr and Mrs household fu rn itu re, con sistin g
sum ption are am ong them Why not
Alfred Brunner and
fam ily, Fred bedstead and springs, steel couches, take C ham berlain's Cough Remedy
Brunner and
m other,
Rev
Mr rockers, dining chairs, cupboard and snd cure your cold w hile you can?
S ch lttk n ech t and w ife, Mr and Mrs kitchen ware, stoves and many other For sale hy Gresham
Drug Com
Chris Baumer, Mr and Mrs Mike
pany and all D ealers
73
Zinger and fam ily, Mr and Mrs Al articles
fred Schaer and fam ily, Mr and Mrs
YOUR PERSONAL INTEREST
W llrlck M itchell and Mlaa Mary Hu
ber all from P ortland, Fred Luethl
in best served by placing your Life Insurance in
and Mias Clara Luethl of Sherwood;
Mr snd Mrs John C offm an and fam
lly, and Mrs Luacher and daughter
all o f Cleone; Mr and Mrs George
Pullen snd fam ily, Mr sn d Mrs J
C Stanley and baby. Mr and Mrs
p eter M itchell snd fam ily Mr and
Mrs Andrew Zinger and fa m ily , all
of Gresham and Emmet Luethl of
(le o n e
Grand Rail at » ta c a a la .
Grand ball at E stacada pavl lion.
Saturday, Nov. 11th. Six piece or
chestra, m en chosen from Portland's
best m usicians for th is special occa
sion
Bent m anagem ent procurable
Come early and get your program
fu ll
Lunch at Partition. Dancing
9 to 3
G ents,
$ (>•;
ladles
John W Blckelsralth. Greensboro,
free
’»
P a , has three children, snd
like
most children lu ey frequently take
"We have tried several kinds
The most com m on ca u se of insom cold
but
nla Is disorders o f the stom ach of rough m e d ld a e ,” he says,
C ham berlain s Btomach and
Ltvar have never found nny yet that did
T ablets correct th ese disorders and them as m uch good as C ham ber
en ab le you to sleep
For sa le by la i n s Cough R em edy/ ’ For sale by
and
all
Gresham Drug Company
sa d
all Gresham Drug Company
Dealer«
Dealers
I
WANT
Melrose
Tbe only Company “Exclusively Oregon"
BEST FOR OREGONIANS
Maia (Xfica C o ib e i Bwld.n.
A. L MILLS, fra*.
L SAMVCL. G aal Mgr
P«wtla«»l
W. H. MANKIN. Sgaoal Agt.