Gresham outlook., December 19, 1911, Image 3

BANKOF GRESHAM
A f f o r d s e v e r y S a f e g u a r d k n o w n to
C o n s e r v a t iv e B a n k in g
U nder th e e ffic ie n t su p erv isio n of th e S ta te of O regon, w hose
banking law s a re reco g n ized to be th e very best In th e U nited S tates
T he m em b ers o f its B o ard o f D irecto rs a re m en w idely know n
in th is co m m u n ity fo r th e ir b u sin ess a b ility , fin an cial stan d in g .so u n d
ju d g m en t a n d in te g rity ; th e y h av e sp en t a n u m b e r o f y ears of use
ful p u rs u its in an d a ro u n d G resh am .
The re m a rk a b le g ro w th o f th is in s titu tio n is p ro o f p ositive,
excellent serv ice to its p a tro n s, an d evid en ces th e fact, th a t it
know n to be a
of
is
T horo u g h ly R esponsible B ank
Fairview
T ro u td ale
Scenic
C ottrell
The Rose City c a r lin e ex ten sio n
is n early co m p leted to th e M asonic
cem etery. T he ra ils a re all in place
and th e poles a re b eing set fo r th e
tro lley an d it is ex p ected th a t c a rs
» ill be ru n n in g ou t on th e lin e by
next S a tu rd ay .
A w eig h in g p a rty an d chick en pic
su p p e r w ill be an a ttra c tiv e ev e n t
a t No. 8 school house, to m o rro w ,
W ednesday, ev en in g
T he w eighing
( a sc e rta in s w ho a re to be p a rtn e rs
fo r su p p er. T he silk
p atch w ork
q u ilt on w hich n u m b e rs have been
sold will be d ra w n a t th is tim e. T he
i P roceeds of th e ev en in g w ill go to-
I w ard th e school p ian o fund.
The county co m m issio n ers visited
O scar and
C arl
C arlson w ere ’
Rev. S m ith of P o rtla n d p reach ed
Oie M ultnom ah F a rm
la st F rid a y ' P o rtla n d v is ito rs S a tu rd a y .
a t th e C o ttre ll B ap tist ch u rc h last
a l,d a fte r a to u r of in sp ectio n of th e
H. G. M u llenhoff, w ife an d baby !
Place they
w ere e n te r ta in e d
a t w ere g u e sts at J o h n S le re t's Sunday S u n d ay m o rn in g a n d evening. H e
will a lso preach on th e fifth S unday.
luncheon.
T he
b u ild in g s
and
L e s te r C le ln fe lte r
of
Oswego
B orn, to Mr
a n d M rs
R A.
g ro u n d s a re now in e x cellen t sh ap e, sp en t se v eral d ay s w ith h is siste r.
H u tc h in s S unday, D ecem ber 17, a
| ^he g ro u n d s a re all le v e le d an d pre- Mrs R osam ond Shipley, recen tly .
n in e an d a h a lf pound boy.
Ed. H a m ilto n , J r , sp en t S unday
: Pa re d fo r n ex t se a so n 's crop
and
Mr. an d M rs F ra n k B eers sp e n t
I tb e law n s a re being laid o u t very | w ith C a rl C arlson.
last F rid a y in P o rtla n d .
a rtis tic a lly . T h e so u th sid e of th e
D avid D. J a c k , w ife a n d g ran d
f a r lu - w hich is s till in b ru sh is being ch ild re n v isited M rs J a c k 's b ro th e r)
P re s id e n t T aft and
th e S e n a te
n e a r S andy recen tly .
cleared
A neat lit( le w a itin g room , all en -
Ire n e E rz visited H azel G oger on have u n d e r ad v isem en t a, new tr e a ty
e' ose,T a n d w ell lig h ted an d h eate d , S unday.
w ith R ussia w hich w ill if c a rrie d
‘8 being b u ilt a t th e e le c tric
c ar
B. C. A ltm an h ad as S unday g u e sts th ro u g h ta k e th e p lace o f th e tr e a ty
sta tio n . A broad board w alk leads Ja s. F itz g e ra ld and fam ily of B or­ of 1832 m ade w ith th a t co u n try .
ing.
from th e s ta tio n to th e hom e.
Mrs. K W. U urgfield. nee Miss
A m ost e n jo y a b le tim e w as had at
Mrs.
J.
A rtnond
s u c c e s s fu lly ,
passed th ro u g h an o p eratio n v ester- Blan<?he B rin k ' a b rid e ° f » te * d a >8- th e hom e of Mr E rz on T h u rsd ay
day an d co n d itio n s point to h e r re- H “ 8 glven a pl<,a8ant s u rp ris e last ev en in g , th e occasion being a s u r ­
P r ic e s R e a s o n a b le , a n d
covery.
s EiS h t by som e o f h e r lady frie n d s prise p a rty on th e fam ily by th e ir
W o rk G u a ra n te e d
Mr. and Mrs E lm er J e n k in s and * ho each cam * b e a rln <‘ 8Onlt‘ a r,lc le m any frie n d s an d neig h b o rs.
H U N T & COM PANY,
son have ta k e n up th e ir resid en ce f° r th e hO,“ e ’ * h ‘Ch th ey p re 8 e n t-
F re d G riffis is sp en d in g th e w in­
Owe Door W e il ot R r.n e t Bik.,
Gresham
in th e A sh craft co tta g e h ere
Cd ‘° Mr8 B urg,k>ld
te r w ith hlB a u n t. Mrs
L add, at
C h e ste r K ro n en b erg is hom e from , Mr8 1 N BuXton
eXlM?e,s
tO S an ta A na, C alifo rn ia. S he visited
E u g en e w here he is a s tu d e n t to leav,i *" a ieW day8 ln com P*n y w l(h h ere last sp rin g .
’
1 h e r m o th e r, Mrs. A. E S ta ffo rd , for
Q u ite a d iffe re n c e is noticed
In
spend th e h ollidays.
Mrs. J. W. U enecke an d c h ild ren Los A ngeles, C a lifo rn ia, w h ere she th e ro a d s of o u r a d jo in in g county
w ill visit h e r sis te r, Mrs. C. H an d o u r ow n, ju s t a t p re se n t. It is
a re v isitin g in P o rtla n d to d ay .
i not uncom m on fo r a heavy team to
Miss W in ifred B en n ett, w ho h as K ane, fo r som e tm e.
Mrs R uth B rin k
hag re tu rn e d get held up w ith an em pty wagon
been em ployed in O regon C ity, w as
over th e re .
hom e fo r a w eekend
visit. She hom e from C elilo, W ash., w h ere si
Mrs. A m elia D uncan w as a P o r t­
w ent to P o rtla n d on M onday to h a s been th e p a st few w eeks.
Mrs. J a n e t G ra n t's position as land v isito r M onday.
w ork.
Miss R achel Cook o f P o rtla n d w as p rim a ry te a c h e r in th e school h e re |
K ELSO .
o u t on S unday, a
g u e st of Miss w ill be filled by Miss G race W ilcox,
of F airv iew , w h ile th e fo rm e r a t­
P au l Hoetzel, Prop.
N ancy A nderson.
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to
Mr.
and
L ittle M arg ery M assey is ill a t th e
Mrs. H enry E rl, a boy. M other and
hom e of h e r a u n t, Mrs. J . O. D avis. T uesday an d W ednesday.
Mr. an d Mrs. L ee E v a n s le ft on child a re doing well.
Mrs. A. L. C opeland sp e n t S a tu r­
fo r
so u th e rn
C a lifo rn ia
Mr. Ja m e s P h e la n
is re p o rte d
day w ith h e r d a u g h te r, Miss L illian , M onday
w h ere th ey w ill sp en d som e tim e.
q u ite ill.
in P o rtla n d .
A C h ristm a s p ro g ra m w ith a tre e [
on the M arket, Fresh Every
G eorge D olph, J r ., h as re tu rn e d
w ill be given by th e S unday school
to h is d u tie s in P o rtla n d a f te r a
D ay
h ere on S unday m o rn in g .
few d ay s v acatio n , sp e n t a t his hom e
,
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w
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as
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erated
here.
on in a P o rtla n d h o sp ita l la s t w eek, !
C h ris tm a s w ill lie observ ed by th e
is im p ro v in g as fast as could
be
F airv iew S u n d ay schools w ith ap p ro
expected.
p ria te ex ercises an d a tr e a t fo r th e
C A R L D A H L Prop.
W m. S o u th e rlin h as re sig n ed his
ch ild re n . T h e M ethodist w ill give
position as city m a rsh a l.
See My New Line of Good
th e ir p ro g ra m on S a tu rd a y n ig h t
O scar N ash, of R an ier, w ill be a I
• a n d th e P re s b y te ria n s on S unday
M
E N ’S A N D B O Y ’S
C h ristm a s g u est of Mrs. J. F. D ean.
m orn in g .
Strong, Heavy
A re p re s e n ta tiv e of th e O. W. P. j
M rs, L illian Jo h n so n
of The
C om pany w as h e re on M onday in th e
D alles, v isited re la tiv e s a t H e slin 's
in te re s t o f th e com pany in reg ard
and D u n b ars on T u esd ay e n ro u te to
to fu rn ish in g of pow er fo r lig h tin g
s o u th e rn C a lifo rn ia , w h ere sh e an d th e tow n. A m ass m e etin g w ill be I
h e r h u sb a n d w ill spend th e w in te r
All Kinds and Sizes,
called fo r th e ev e n in g of D ecem ber | Just the thing for w et w eath er
Rev. E. B u rlin g a m e of Hood Rlv
Latest Finish
27 fo r th e p u rp o se of d isc u ssin g th e j
er, h as m ad e th e fin al
n e g o tia ­
m a tte r w ith th e c o m p an y 's re p re se n ­
New
Gallery,
Open ¿very Day
tio n s in th e p u rc h a se of th e S bea
ta tiv e an d
m a k in g an a g re e m e n t
place on F if th an d C ed ar s r te e ts
Satisfactory G u a ra n te e d
w ith him fo r lig h ts. A fla t ra te of
Rev. Mr. B u rlin g a m e
e x p ects
to
Next Door to the Novelty Shop
$ I p er m o n th is th e p rice to
be
I m ake h is h om e h e re a t som e fu tu re
fixed, w hich is a re a so n a b le figure.
Gilt or Natural Wood. Neat and
.late.
Cheap
E lm e r J e n k in s
an d fam ily
a re
C o n stip atio n b rin g s m any a ilm en t
p la n n in g to occupy th e A sh c ra ft cot- in its tra in an d is th e p rim a ry cuuse
MAX SCHNEIDER,
MAIN STREET
j ta g e h e re v ery soon.
of m uch sick n ess. K eep y o u r bow els
G re sh am
J . R. H u g h es an d w ife ex p ect to re g u la r, m adam , an d you w ill escape
A H om e fo r th e L a b o rin g Man
m any of th e a ilm e n ts to w hich wom­
. occupy W. E lliso n ’s resid en ce
th
e n a re su b je c t. C o n stip atio n is a
MRS. CHAS. M cCA RTER. P ro p
first o f th e y ear.
very sim ple th in g , b u t lik e m any
sim p le th in g s, It m ay lead to se rio u s
M eals 25c each . R oom and
consequences.
N a tu re o fte n needs
Old Tim e Dance,
B oard, $5 p er w eek. E v e ry th in g
in th e S k a tin g R in k , M onday n ig h t a little a ss ista n c e an d w hen C ham -
n e rla in 's T a b le ts a re given a t th e
C lean an d G ood, P h o n e 315.
Dec. 25, T h e re w ill be good m usic firs t indlcaition, m uch d is tre s s and
C onfectionary
an d a good tim e
fo r every b o d y . s u ffe rin g m ay be avoided. Sold by
S. R o b e rts Ave., n e a r P ow ell St.
| S u p p er w ill be serv ed a t th e C ong- G resham D rug C om pany
and
all
COFFMAN'S SOCIETY CHOCO­
G R ESH A M , OREGON
D ealers.
don. T ic k e ts $ 1.
LATES and BONBONS
¡8 4
C. E M E T ZG E R . Mgr.
D ates fo r P o r tla n d ’ n ex t a n n u a l !
R ose F e s tiv a l h av e been fixed fo r j
th e week o f J u n e 10-15
P la n s fo r)
H o t T am ales
th e e v e n t h av e been
ta k e n
up
C ivil E n g in eerin g , S u rv ey in g and
D raftin g
an d th e m a n a g e m e n t will p re p a re a
M
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t.
. G resh am
E ST IM A T E S F U R N IS H E D
fie sta on a b ig g e r scale h ta n ev er
P h o n e 177
G resh am , O re.
before. N ext y e a r's fe stiv a l
will
be a d v e rtise d very w idely.
A re You G oing to Itu lld ?
JOHN BROWN
PLU M B IN G
O T only on account of ap-
1 ” pcarances but also for the sake
of cleanliness in the preparation of
food you should have a snow-white
easily cleaned 'Standard" sink in your
kitchen.
4k
Sinks of v a rio u s designs for
either comer or by the window en­
able us to suit your fancy and being
made with back, end p ie c e and
dtainboard in t e g r a l with the sink
insure kitchen hygiene.
J . J. W O D A E G E ,
y
ry
P lum ber
Sterling & Johnston, P h o n e 603
BEST BREAD
Gresham
Shoe Shop
THE CONGDON
W . H. CONGDON, P R O P .
M EA LS
A m erican o r E u ro p e a n p lan . S h o rt o rd e r a t an y tim e.
S p ecial C h ick en D in n er S u n d ay , 5 0 c e n ts.
T h is H o stelry is new , m o d e rn , u p -to -d ate , s a n ita ry an d
first-c iu ss in ev ery re s p e c t. No b e tte r p lace to sto p a n y ­
w h e re in O reg o n .
Main St„ G resham
all kinds done promptly
WOODSAWING to of order.
Special attention
Given to Country Work.
Prices Reasonable.
Gasoline Power; No Danger of fire.
SM IT H BROS., Props.
P h o n e 518.
O. A. C. SHORT COURSES
B e g in J a n . 3. C o n t in u e F o u r W e e k s
YOU
AR E
INVITED
F arm ers
E v ery citizen of O regon is c o rd ially in v ited to a t ­
ten d th e s h o rt co u rses of th e O regon A g ric u ltu ra l
C ollege, b e g in n in g J a n u a r y 3. E lev en d istin c tiv e
c o u rse s w ill be o ffered in A g ric u ltu re , M echan­
ic A trs, D om estic Science an d
A rt, C om m erce,
F o re s try an d M usic. E v ery co u rse is d esig n ed
to H E L P th e s tu d e n t in h is d aily w ork
M abe
th is a p le a s a n t an d p ro fita b le W in te r o u tin g . No
tu itio n R e a so n a b le acco m m o d atio n s. F o r b e a u ­
tifu l illu s tra te d b u lle tin , a d d re s s
H. M. T EN N A N T, R e g is tra r, C o rv allis, O re.
B u s in e s s C o u r s e b y C o r r e s p o n d e n c e
SHOES
Wallula Heights
Picture Framing
M cC arter
H ouse
PARKER’S
PORTLAND MARKETS.
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Grain. F lour, F eed, Etc.
W H EA T — E x p o rt, B lu estem , 82c;
Club, 79c; red R u ssian , 78c; V alley,
80c; 40-fold, 80c.
M IL L 8T U F F S — B ran , »23 per
to n ; m id d lin g s, »30;
sh o rts , »24;
rolled b arley , »37-38.
FL O U R — P a te n ts , »4.50 p e r b a r­
re l; s tra ig h ts , » 4 .0 5 ; e x p o rts, »3.80;
valley, »4.50; g ra h a m , »4.65; w hole
w heat, »4.85.
OATS— New. w h ite, »31-32 per
p er ton.
CORN — W hole,
»3 7; cra c k e d .
»38 p e r ton.
B A R LEY — New
feed, »36-3
p er ton.
H A Y — No. 1, E. O., tim o th y . »18
19; No. 1, valley, »15-16;
a lfa lfa ,
»13-14; g ra in h ay, »11-12; clover,
»11-12
INSURANCE
R e p re se n tin g only R eliab le In ­
su ra n c e C om panies.
P h o n e 23x1 G resh am , O re.
E L L
V A L L E Y
R O A D
T h is p la t show s th e 20 acre tra c t w est of G resh am fo rm erly ow ned by S. S T hom pson.
T h ese lo ts co n ta in n e a rly o n e -h a lf a c re each an d a re o ffered fo r sale a t »600, except th o se fro n tin g
on th e P ow ell V alley ro ad , w hich a re held a t »550.00.
T h is p ro p e rty w ill be sold on re a s o n a b le te rm s, 10 p er cen t dow n and b alan c e In o n e o r tw o y e a rs
T h e b u ild in g re s tric tio n s a re such as to m ak e th is a d e sira b le resid en ce d is tric t. T h is p ro p e rty will
soon be Inclu d ed w ith in th e city lim its of G resh am an d su p p lied w ith w a te r fro m th e B uil R un system
F o r f a r t h e r In fo rm a tio n In q u lre o f J a s E lk in g to n a t th e B ank o f G resh am
All lota n u m b ered in black ty p e a re sold.
Light Lunch Served
Let US Figure With You
A rc h ite c ts, C o n tra c to rs
B u ild e rs
anil
E. T. Jones & Co
W alker House
Third S treet
N e w H o te l
American Plan
E tts e l T. Jo n e s
F ra n k C. Jo n e s
G resham , Oregon
Kates Given on Application
MILS ItO BT. W A L K E R , P ro p ,
P ilone 52*
J. M. Short, M. D.
S. P. Bittner, M. D.
Phone 131
S u n d ay & Hill
P h y sic ia n s anil S u rg eo n s
G R E SH A M ,
-
.
OREGON
Contractors and Builders
C a b in e t W ork, H ousem oving ami
R e p a irin g
W J OTT
H H. O T T
O T T BROS.
Dairy and Country Produre.
D EN TISTS
PO U L T R Y — H ens, 12c; sp rin g s
G RESH A M .
-
-
OREGON
11- 12c; d u c k s, y o u n g , 17-18; geese,
12- 13; tu rk e y s, aliv e, 20c; d re s s ­
ed, 23c.
EGGS— O reg o n , ram h, candled.
L. D . M A H O N E
A ttorn«r -at-La w
3754- 40c.
R eal E s ta te , P ro b a te and C o rp o r­
C H E E S E -T illa m o o k , 16c; young
atio n Law
P ro m p t a tte n tio n to
A m erican, 17c p e r pound.
all business. 409-10-11
Yeon
BU*>TBR O regon c re a m e ry e x tra ! B u ild in g , P o rtla n d , O regon
37c p er pound.
V EA L— F an cy , 14-1454c p e r lb j
PO R K — »-9c.
V egetables and Fruits.
ONIONS—Oregon, »1 16-1.20 per
A U C T IO N E E R
h u n d re d .
f arm Sales a Specially
V E G E T A B L E S — C a rro ts, » 00
PSone I 36 J or 7O8Y. Vancouver, W aal.in^on
p er sa c k ; tu r n ip s , »1; beets, »1 00
p arsn ip s, »1; cab b ag e, 1-1 % c p e r,
poum j
A P P L E S — J o n a th a n s ,
»1.60-
GO TO
2 25; B ald w in , 7 5 c -» l 50; N o rth e rn
CENTRAL
HOTEL
Spy, »1.25-1 76.
Fs» N sat Room» ot R m ^ m sk l. Frico.
PO TA TO ES — O regon. »1.-1 20.
Shearme & Windsor, Props.
per h u n d re d ; sw eet p o tato es, »2 40-
G R E SH A M ,
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ORE
2 60 p e r c ra te
W . S. W O O D
P O W
PHOTOS
Neat Repairing
E m ory D. R oberts
S
Pies, Cakes and
O ther Pastery
P la n s an d E stim a te s F u rn ish e d
On A pplication
GREHHAM.
OREGON
W . K. H am ilton
C o n ti « T or a n d B u ild e r
Plans and Estimates on Request
GREHHAM, OREGON
Dr. W . C. Belt
P hysician and Surgeon.
O ver F ir s t S ta te B an k , G resham
P h o n e 19
GRAHAM & BELKNAP
A tto rn e y s a t I.«,»
O RESH AM O F F IC E
G resham
R eal
E s ta te
C om ­
p an y » ' O ffice.
W ed. a n d Hat. A fte rn o o n s
PO R TLA N D O F F IC E
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