Gresham outlook., April 05, 1912, Image 4

GRESH AM
E a ste r services a t th e M ethodist
church w ill begin w ith Sun day school
at 9 :4 5 a. nt. A n E a ste r p rogram
A t 1 1 a . m. the
Next Sun day, A pril 7, th e E pw orth w ill he rendered.
le a g u e topic a t the
M E. church pastor w ill preach on " T h e S a tis fa c­
At
8
w ill be “ T he E m ergen ce o f the Di­ tion o f th e R esu rrect lo p .”
vine L ea d ersh ip in H um an A ffa irs . ' p. m the topic w ill be “ P a tch e s on
a New S u it."
T h ere w ill be special
Mr .and Mrs. Ü. C. Ross made a m usic.
Be one m ore in th e la rge
trip to R o ck aw ay
Reach
leavin g audiences.
F lo w e r Seeds, G a rd e n Seeds, F ie ld Seeds in S m all
C. E. G o ssett, o f L a to u re ll F alls,
here S a tu rd a y and re tu rn in g Mon­
Packages, Large Packages a n d in B u lk.
day. T hey w ent o ver the new T ll- who has been iu ch a rg e o f an e x tra
' latuook ra ilro a d front H illsboro, pass ga n g on th e Mt. Hood lin e at this
lu g th rou gh th irteen tun nels. They point has tak en a place a s section
boss un til recen tly
held
by
M.
¡ spent Sun day at B ay C ity and thin k D ooley.
R o ck aw ay Beach one of the finest
Mrs. R. R. C a rlso n , w ho hag been
on the coast.
s u ffe rin g fo r som e tim e w ith ery-
A. D. D abney o f Hood R iver vis­ ipelas, Is able to up again.
A p arty o f youn g people met lust
ited o ver Sun day w ith his brother
vetting, A p ril 4th, at th e hom e of ,
W . E. Dabney.
Miss Mabel Burch to ce leb ra te the
A n d A l, G a rd e n T o o ls at Special Prices.
S. A. S ta ffo rd and son
Roy of 2lilh b irth d ay o f Joseph B oudw in.
P ortlan d w ere G resham ca lle rs T ues i t w as a su rp rise to a ll to see th eir
E arl
day. T h ey w ill
leave
soon
fot oaby p ictu res here and there.
B anks. O regon, w here they expect Middleton won first p rize mid Ava
fhoin pson second, in th e m ule con ­
to en g ag e in business.
T h e G resham local o f the F arm ­ test. L unch w as served at 11 o 'clo ck
In th e G resham In vestm en t C o m p a n y 's New B u ild in g.
e r s ' S o ciety o f E q u ity w ill hold its a fte r w hich gam es w ere p layed and
G R E S HAM . OREGON
songs
sun
g
un
til
2:30
o
'clo
ck
w
hen
re
g
u
la
r
m
onthly
m
eeting
next
S
a
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O u r D e liv e ry W a g o n is a t y o u r service; o u r phone is N o. (M il; o u r
he p arty ad jou rn ed .
u rd ay, A p ril 6, at 2 p. n t.
loc a tio n , P o w e ll S tre e t, nevt to Feed M ill.
Mrs. M. O. N elson, who has beer,
Mrs A. E. G reen front V a n co u ­
ill n early a ll w inter,
is som ewhat ver, B. C ., has a rriv ed at the Method
1 im proved, and is now able to be out. st p arson age, w here she w ill m ake
The L ad ies' A id so ciety w ill giv t an extended visit w ith iter slater-in ­
an E aster sale o f hom e co o kin g lr la w , Mrs.
Geo.
F.
H opkin s and
C a r ls o n s buildin g, opposite the 11 fam ily.
brary. T he sale w ill begin at 2 : S it
G. W. H unt, w ho recen tly sold his
and w ill last as long as a n y th in g re­ in terest in the p lum bin g business to
m ains to be sold.
S tlillo n and M agee, has m oved with
A n d S u p p lies
Hugh W a lk e r
and Miss L illian his fam ily to the G an ten hin e place
C in d er w ere m arried A p ril 2, in V an­ west of tow n.
Mr. Hunt e xp ects to
couver, W ash. They should
have en g ag e In c a rp en ter w ork.
been m arried one day e a rlie r,
for
T he Item in th e last issu e o f the 1
l ine new line, ju s t a rrive d fo
R AY H. TODD
F R E D E. T O D D
they intended the a ffa ir to be a sort
O utlook w hich stated
th a t Vivian
of A pril fool jo k e and didn 't expect
H
evel
took
a
d
u
ck
in
g
in
the
Sandy
H E R M A N W IL E
anyon e to find it out for som etim e,
V ivian was
hut som eehow it lt u k .d out. They river, w as a m istak e.
S H O P S - O D D F E L L O W ’S H A L L
Phone 323
hut it
w as her
haven 't return ed yet, but when they one o f the p arty,
cousin , M ildred Z eck, w ho fell into
do th eir frien d s w ill
giv e them a
the river.
royal w elcom e.
Mr. and Mrs. W a lk ­
Sold at most reasonable prices.
T h e O u tlo o k w ill v isit a re lativ e
The m eeting o f the school hoards
e r are w ell known here, h avin g lived
o r frien d fo r you 104 tim es (luring
Itere fo r sev era l years. T he O ut­ of the co u n ty w ill he held here to ­
look jo in s th e ir many
frien d s
in m orrow b egin n in g a t 10 a. in. uitd
to e y e a r, brim fu ll o f new s,
lsn t
T h is is o p en iu g w eek a t th e new that w orth so m eth in g to y o u ?
w ish in g them a long and happy w ed­ clo sin g abou t 4 p. in. ' A fin e pro- ,
gram has been a rra n ged in ch a rg e oi R tg n e r sto re on Main stre et, and
ded life.
Su p erin ten d en t Robinson.
A p o litica l m eeting is announced C oun ty
s a lts a -e in fu ll sw ay.
W ith a new
C o n stip atio n brin gs m any a ilm en ts
fo r M onday n .gh t in the C om m ercial A ll citize n s should attend and l i t i p
store b u ild in g, and a new stock o f in its tra in and is the p rim a ry cause
club h aall, at which J. T. W ilson m ake the m eetin g a success.
it is a o f m uch sickn ess. K eep yo u r bow els
W e have a N e w S p rin g L in e o f
tlie au ctio n eer, and ca n d id ate for
C h as. C levelan d has tak en over goods ta s te fu lly a rra n g e d
Mr.
s h e riff, w ill speak
T ins prom ises the lease and bu ild in g o f th e Sm ith very a ttr a c tiv e p lace Indeed.
re g u la r, m adam , and you w ill escap e
to be a rou sin g m eeting.
Land Co. here and
w ill
m ake it and Mrs. R egn er a re p u ttin g e n ergy, m any o f the a ilm en ts to w hich w o m ­
E. Davidson has ju st finished se t­ h ead qu arters
fo r
the
C levelan d en th u siasm and good sense into th eir
C o n stip a tio n is
a
Ar- en are su b ject.
tin g out an acre
o f L am bert and tra ct. C. S. Sm ith has becom e vlc t- w ork and a te sure to succeed.
N o w o n D is p la y
T r u s t ‘ th u r li,‘! n er was bro u gh t up in tiiis very sim p le th in g, but lik e
B in g ch e rries on his home tract and p resid en t of the
m any
N o rth ern
has set out stra w b e rries betw een the com pany and w ill have fu ll ch a rg e com m u nity and his w ife lived here sim p le th in gs, it m ay lead to seri­
rows. H e lias also
planted
fruit of its real e sta te d ep a rtm en t, w ith sev eral y ea rs ago w hen Iter fa th e r
often
and brother, G uiss &
Son, k e p t a ous con sequences. N a tu re
trees on his tots in D avid so n 's ad d i­ o lfic e iu P o rtlan d .
ge n era l m erch an dise store.
needs a little a ssista n ce and when
tion on Pow ell street.
T h e G resham V o lu n te er F ire De-
T h is up-to-date store is housed in C h a m b e rla in 's T a b le ts a re g iv en at
M ildred
visited
Mrs : pai’tm en t m et W edn esday n ig n t in
,
, St. C la ir
N e x t to P ostcffice
d istress
B id d le s school at M elrose today, go-
C om m ercial d u b room s and put the b rick and co n cre te b u ild in g Jus, th e fir s t In dication , m uch
com pleted on the old J. I). R egn er and s u ffe r in g m ay be avoided. Sold
ing w ith Mrs. B iddle in iter auto.
the fin ish in g touches on the form o f
p ro p erty, A rth u r
R e gn er h im self by G resh am D ru g Co. and a ll D eal­
C. W. Doane w ho has been w o rk ­ co n stitutio n and by-law s.
T h e com ­
ers.
ing for the S h a w -B atch er com pany m ittee reported $81.60 as the pro­ being the a rch ite ct and builder.
in and n ear S acram en to , is hom e on ceeds o f the hall.
T h is w ill net the
a visit w ith the fam ily.
departm ent about $50.
It was de­
J. A. D avidson, who purchased the cided to circu la te p etitio n s to help
Ed S leret place east of
tow n is raise the am ount to a hundred d o l­
p uttin g in about 300 ch erry trees lars o r m ore.
A system
o f fire
w ith stra w b e rries between the row s alarm w as discussed. T he hoys are
He is develop in g a fine sm all fru it h a vin g th eir re g u la r d rills and som e
AT
farm .
com pan ies
are
m a k in g
splendid
T h e G resham
Feed
Mill
has records.
¡ch a n g ed hands, M etzger Bros hav­
in g bought it o f T. R. H ow itt.
Percy Sm ith is able to he about
again.
C. S. Sm ith is ce rta in ly
in the
W a ld em ar Seton who Is a can di­
race fo r the D aun neier prize.
He , d ate for the nom ination fo r ju d g e of
is gru b L in g out roots, le v elin g and the circu it co u rt, Dept. 4, is well
•f -o
r a w s » » . ™ majuuL Y u rcu ir J
p lan tin g his law n , and m akin g things know n In th is part c f th e co u n ty
g e n e ra lly a ttra ctiv e .
and his special q u a lific a tio n s fo r the
E a ste r exert is. s w ill be held in o ffic e w hich he see k s
He stan d s for:
are
reco g­
he M. E. chu rch Sunday m orning nized by a ll.
Mr. Seton w as born in
H aste, not w aste, in co n stru ctio n
it the Sun day school
hour.
A ll 1865, and has lived 2tt year» in Or-
m em bers o f the Sunday school and e; on, 1 6 o f w hich he has e n g ag ed In
o f co u n ty b u ild in gs. Good roads
W e have p le n ty o f
o th ers are Invited
to
lie p iesen t the a ctiv e p ractice c f law In
A ch e ck in g system that in su res
the
1 rom ptly at a q u a rte r to ten and the co u rts
a $ s v a lu e fo r the $ exp en ded.
of
O regon.
He served as
p rogram w ill he; in a b cu t ten.
d epu ty d istrict atto rn ey from .897
F red F ield h o u se's store is g re a t­ 1898, as a ssistan t V. S. a tto rn e y dur
ly
im
proved
since
its
en
largem
en
t
I
in g 1900, and as ju stice of th e peaet
F o r E v e ry O n e and th e Prices are R ig h t
It w as packed fu ll c f fine w atches. ' fo r th e East P o rtla n d d istrict from
See L's before G o in g E lse w h e re
je w e le ry and o th er
goods u su ally | 1902-1906.
He was three*
y ears
carried by jele w e rs,
but
lacked city a tto rn e y fo r G resham and is al
space
for
proper
disp
lay.
it
Is
ot
e
present a m em ber o f the executive
If y o u have a n y feed to g iin d b rin g it to us,
f th e most a ttr a c tiv e stores
in uoard o f the city c f P o rtla n d .
His
We Grind All Day and Every Day
town.
law o ffice is 432-3 W o rcester b u ild ­
Paid Adv.
L. C. D ooley and w ife , fo rm er sec­ ing, P o rtlan d.
Mr. Seton m arried
tion boss on the Mt. Hood ra ilw a y , Miss D ottle H u rlh u rt, d a u g h te r ol
w ho have resided here d u rin g
the the late John H u rlb u ri, In 1893.
w ill move to Salem .
(P a id Adv.
Metzger Bros.
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GRESHAM MEAT MARKET
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Fish
on
For County
Commissioner
Waldemar Seton for Judge, 4
Fridays
GRESHAM FEED MILL
Utah Land Plaster
Which means
Lowrr Taxes
JUST A FEW OF OUR BARGAINS
A cres, fire coil, 30 acres clcaicd. $ ICO per acre,
reasonable time.
4 0
A cies. $IC 0 p er acre. T e irr s
3 0 A cres neat G re sh am at $275.00 p e r acre, T e rm s
3 A c ie s in G te tl iin , :m all h o u se e r d h a m .
S O A cres n e a r G resh am , at $150 p er acre, E asy teim s
9 8
Gresham Real Estate Co.
B a re B arg ains in Kent E s ta te .
Get the habit. W h y w ait a w eel
ISO acr.*«, 16 acre» cle ared , good fo r th e n ew s? T ry
th e
tw ice-a
barn, lu m b e r to build a house, run- w eek plan o f the O utlook.
Phon.
rung w ater, fine view o f river.w o u ld 701.
m ake Ideal stock ran ch. Only $45
per acre. T erm s.
Subscribe fo r the O utlook. T ilt
4 it a cres. 14 acres cle a red , fa ir
b o u se, 2 cre< ks, son.e
fru it trees, p r per th at reaches the people
i .'a lie Irrigated .
Mile from O. \V
I’ statio n . Good lev el soil.
$100
per acre.
T erm s.
4 0 a cres, a ll cleared , only 3 m iles
from Q reshutu, fa ir house and barn,
best o f land
O nly $225 an acre or
ttfOOO for piece.
T erm s If desired .
5 a cres, m ostly
ch ared ,
sm all
house and barn, good
well.
Less
than 3 m iles front G resham on good
rq«d
$2500.
New bouse and 2 lo ts In G resham
d o s e to depot, fo r $1200. T erm s
Good gen eral m erch an dise store,
doing , ood busitte.-s, on one o f the
best roads In state.
W ill m ake sat­
isfacto ry a rra n g e m en ts on in voice or
may '. kt sou.o o .c e r prop erty in e x ­
ch a n ge for part pay.
l ’c ite r looi. tl < .-e tip at once You
L p -to -d a te Paper H a n g in g
c a n t e q u a l these va lu es a n yw h ere
iu .Multnomah coun ty.
and T in tin g
JOHN BR O W N . A gent,
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Apiln S tre et, Ureshatn
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S c iu r e
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George Taz well
LOST MOTION
T h e c h ie f cause n f in e ffic ie n c y in huallsetsN and p riv a te life Is
Inst m o tio n — u n s k ille d h n iid lin g <>f w h a t you h ave.
T h is h an k w ill
e lim in a te a ll I >*( t i n it inn in h a n d lin g y o u r
im m ey a n d c re d it.
A
connection w ith us w ill b e tte r y o u r c re d it.
P rogressive
R e p u b lic a n
W bo
W e w an t you to uttderstan I th a t w e a re in business fo r sm all
e n re ri.s as v II as la rg e .
Y o u r h an k in g business cannot I«* too
s m a ll tn receive o u r a tte n tio n .
In v e s tig a tio n w ill convince you n t n u r s tre n g th .
A ll
tra n s a c ­
tio n * w ith n u r custom ers a re considered s tric tly c o n fid e n tia l, t oine
in a n d ta lk w ith us and e x p e rie n c e th e courtesy w hich you w ill a l­
w ays fin d w ith in n u r doors.
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FIRST G R E STATE
BAN
SHAM,
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r A R
o u t a g a in st the
m a ch in e as M u n ic ip a l Judge
in P o rtla n d , n o w seeks n o m ­
in a tio n as
G r o w W it h U s
1FL
won
Circuit Judge
D ep artm en t No. 4
A n d prom ises the sam e h ig h
s ta n d in g o f im p a rtia l
to a ll a n d
fearless e n fo rce ­
m e n t o f th e la w .
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