Gresham outlook., April 22, 1913, Page 4, Image 4

P.MíK
FOUR
GRESHAM
OUTLOOK,
TUESDAY,
22.
1913
BORING BASEBALL TEAM DEFEATS
IN GRESHAM
DAMASCUS AND IS OUT TO WIN
AND VICINITY
Mrs. B rooks, of T illam o o k ,
a r­
rived here y esterd ay fo r an in d ef­
in ite tim e w ith h er d a u g h te r, M rs
R ich ard T eg art.
M. D. K ern has ju s t fin ish ed th e
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I jo b of m oving th e P e te rso n lu m b e r
K
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*heds dow n to h is p lace of business
BORING A pr. 20— B o rin g b o asts T he w ork w as th ere to be d o n e and K)
N ew sy N otes of Interest G ath- ,,n p Oweii stre e t T h e b u ild in g w as
of a w om an m ail c a rr ie r second to she d id It, and now a fte r th e fo u r
moved dow n from C leveland aven u e
ered from N um erous
is
none in U ncle S am 's d o m ain . Mrs. long y e a rs o f to il Mrs. F ra n k
in sections
and
placed
to g e th e r
S a ra h F ra n k Is th e B o rin g lad y who th in k in g of resig n in g th e place she
Sources.
ag ain and m ore th a n d o u b les
th e
has
so
w
ell
filled
an
d
move
her
has a record of o v er fo u r y ears on
cap acity fo r lu m b e r sto rag e.
Mr.
o n t ro u te w ith less tim e lost th a n fam ily to th e ir hom e w here she and
Mrs. H eter, of D ayton, W ash., is K ern is fillin g it up w ith a high
th e a v erag e c a rr ie r boasts.
Mrs ' h er h u sb an d an d fam ily can m ore
Mrs
Roy g rad e of first-c la ss b u ild in g m eter-
F ra n k signed
h er c o n tract
w ith fu lly e n jo y th e fru its o f th e ir labor. v isitin g h e r d a u g h te r,
S
h
o
em
ak
er,
and
h
e
r
siste
r,
Mrs.
E ial and now has one of th e la rg e st
U ncle Sam fo u r y ears ago an d on
sto ck s in E a s te rn M ultnom ah.
A. L eo n ard .
A p ril 1st, 1909, began h er w ork on
T h e W rlg h t-N elll com pany played
C h arles F itz g e ra ld s'
team broke
W. F. H oney re tu rn e d S a tu rd a y
ro u te 6 G resham . T his ro u te w as I to a good house In S an d y last Sat
b rid g e
w hile
d riv in g
a fte rw a rd s tra n s fe rre d
to
B o r in g ! u rd ay . T h e local m a n a g e r of th e from a w eek 's absence in E a ste rn th ro u g h a
across a b ran ch
of tb e C olum bia
and Is now ro u te 3 w hich Is tw en ty - ' ho u se th e re Is so well pleased w ith O regon.
Mrs. W. F. H oney e n te rta in e d a slo u g h last F rid a y b u t he and th e
five m iles long. M rs F ra n k is well | th e com pany th a t he h as q u ite de-
lik ed by all th e p a tro n s of h e r ro u te I elded to p u t In an u p -to -d ate set of trio of lad ies last S a tu rd a y w hose team both escaped a serio u s acci­
They den t. T he team w as c u t loose and
a n d they one and all
claim
th e 11 scenery. T h e co m p an y go to P o rt com bined ag es eq u ale d 259.
w ere Mrs. E. L in n em an n , o f G resh- sw am a sh o re b u t fo r a tim e th e re
best c a rrie r In th e state. Mrs. F ra n k land T h u rsd a y ,
E sta c a d a F rid a y
L aird o f O n tario , w as d a n g e r of a t least o r/j of th e
can b o ast of th e best reco rd o f an y and D am ascus fo r p lay an d d an ce e m , 83, Mrs..
C a n ad a, 86 an d M rs
J.
C uly 88 horses being dro w n ed .
m an In th e service. D u rin g .
th e | S atu rd ay n ig h t.
T h e F o re s te rs ’ d an ce a t E agle
y e a rs old. They w ere firs t given
first tw o y ears she w ent th e tw en-
n „ ,. , ,
,
,
..
, ,,
,
Mrs. C hilds an d baby boy an a u to m o b ile ride, th e n re tu rn e d C reek next S a tu rd a y n ig h t prom ises
ty-flv e m iles dally serv in g th e m an y
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nicely
an
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G ran d m a to th e H oney h om e w here th ey took to be larg ely a tn e d d e . Q u ite a num ­
do in g
and
p a tro n s w ith o u t th e loss of a single
C h ild ’s has re tu rn e d
to h e r own lu n ch eo n w ith Mrs. H on ey 's m o th er, ber will go from G resham an d vicin­
ilay. D u rin g th e p ast tw o y ears sh e
home.
ity, leaving on th e 9 :3 0 car.
Mrs. K o h n en , 80 y ears old.
h as lost seven d ay s
fo r
h e rse lf
C a rrie r D avid W olfe h as g o n e to
W. A. W heeler, g ra n d m a s te r I.
Miss Oza W all an d
Miss G race
an d fo u r on acco u n t of sick n ess In
R iver last O. O. F. of O regon w ill be o u t from
h er fam ily . Mrs. F ra n k
h as n o t P h ilo m ath to b rin g hom e his wife H esscll w ent to Hood
only atte n d e d to h e r d u tie s to th e who w ent th e re som e tim e ago on S a tu rd a y fo r a w eek-end v isit w ith P o rtla n d to visit both th e Odd F e l­
| .account o f h e r h ealth . M rs W olfe's th e fo rm e r's p are n ts
low s an d R ebekah lodges on W ed­
pu b lic b u t cared fo r h e r fam ily at
Mrs. C h a rity S m ith has re tu rn e d nesday ev ening, A p ril 23. T he Re­
th e sam e tim e. She h as fo u r ch il­ d a u g h te r has been n u rs in g an d c a r­
w ho is now to h e r hom e a fte r sev eral m o n th s b ek ah s w ill hold a sh o rt
business
d re n , tw o boys an d tw o girls, th e in g fo r h e r m o th e r,
d a u g h te r
in W alla session a fte r w hich an open m eet­
eld est, a g irl o f 14 an d th e y oungest m uch b e tte r an d d esiro u s of com ing sp en t w ith a
ing will be held fo r both
lodges
W alla, W ash in g to n .
a boy o f 6. T h e c h ild ren a tte n d th e hom e
All
Miss B. G. L eigh, a field w o rk er R e fresh m en ts w ill be served.
B oring school. Mr. F ra n k Is
on
Rev. W. L. W ilson w ill
p reach
th e ir place n e a r th e B ase L in e and a t th e M. E. c h u rc h next S u n d ay a t of th e W o m an ’s H om e M issionary Odd F ellow s and R e b ek ah s a re re ­
b ears th e loss o f one h an d .
Mr 11 o'clock. Odd F ello w s In and society, ad d ressed a m eetin g a t th e quested to a tte n d . A good tim e is
|
F ra n k , w ith h is g re a t
m isfo rtu n e, a ro u n d B oring will a tte n d in a body. M ethodist ch u rch la s t F rid a y n ig h t, a ssu red .
Queen
Mrs. C olby M arston h as gone to
cun be ju s tly p ro u d o f his p lucky
J . F. W ilm a rth h as m oved w ith u n d e r th e au sp ices of th e
w ife, fo r th e w om en an d few who his fam ily to E a ste rn O regeon M or­ E sth e r circle. It w as a very pleas­ Dole, W ash., fo r a visit w ith h er
d a u g h te r. S he w ill be g one tw o or
co u ld and w ould d o as sh e has done. ris W ilm arth is w o rk in g a t G ressh- a n t an d p ro fita b le m eeting.
Mr. K en d all o f K an sas a n d fa m i­ th r e e w eeks. H er son Ross accom ­
B ut she h as m ade h e r w ork count. am .
ly a re h e re on a v isit w ith h is a u n t panied her. H e m ay rem ain th e re
T he duys have been long, th e tra in s
to w ork.
have com e, th e m ud h as stretch e d
Eyes tested an d
g lasses fitted . Mrs. Lucy O sborne.
Mrs. D. C. R oss sp en t a day or
S ta te L e c tu re r D a rn a ll w as a
o u t o v er th e ro ad fo r m any a w eary O ffice o v er F ir s t S ta te B an k .
Dr.
tw o in P o rtla n d la st w eek.
v is ito r a t R ockw ood g ra n g e on S at­
m ile, and still sh e did no t fa lte r Geo. In g lis.
tf
of
A m ong th e g u e sts a t th e hom eof u rd a y , th e m eetin g being one
Mr. an d Mrs. W.
F.
H oney last th e
best
held
th e r e
in several
3E1G
S u n d ay w ere Mr. H o n ey ’s p a re n ts, m onths.
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31
Mr. an d Mrs. J o h n H oney and his
F ra n k C h risten sen h as m oved In- i
sister,
Miss
H e n rie tta
B eatrice to G resham , o n to th e p ro p erty w hich
he re c en tly b o u g h t of Mr. P e rish o j
H oney o f P o rtla n d .
Mrs. R alph
S heppard
of Sell- In W h ite h e a d 's a d d itio n . He has
wood v isited o n e d ay la s t w eek w ith e n la rg e d th e house an d b u ilt a b a rn '
D an M urphy h a s re tu rn e d from |
h e r p a re n ts, Mr. an d
Mrs.
D. C.
Ross
P u g e t Sound w here h as been
en­
Mrs. Olive E k stro m e n te rta in e d a gaged in a p ro p e rty d eal a t W illi- j
few G resh am frie n d s a t h e r hom e p a H arb o r.
to plain facts—we want to drive
a t Pow ell V alley la s t F rid a y n ig h t.
T h e C o r re c t C orset.
T hey
w ere
Miss G race L aw rence,
home the point that in
Mrs. E. W. A y lsw orth,
Miss Inez
T h e corBet d e te rm in e s th e fit of
L u sted , Miss W in ifred
O sborne, th e g o w n ; th e re fo re , It Is of p rim e
Miss A rlie G ibbs, and Miss M innie im p o rta n c e to g et th e rig h t corset.
S h rln er. A ta ffy p u ll an d re fre s h ­ W hy n o t allow u s to fit you In a
m en ts w ere en jo y ed
a fte r
w hich S p irella c o rset th a t w ill Im p a rt th e
Miss L aw ren ce w as ' m ade th e i n c i ­ fash io n ab le long, sle n d e r
lines;
at
p ien t of n n u m b e r of a lu m in u m a r ti­ stay s g u a ra n te e d n o t to b re a k
or
cles from h e r frien d s. T h e p a rty ru s t, sam p les show n an d m easu res
w as voted a v ery en jo y a b le a ffa ir. ta k e n o r a p p o in tm e n ts m ade. M rs
E. W. A ly sw o rth took th e young la ­ A. M. W ilk in so n . P h o n e 515
tf
dles to an d fro m Mrs. E k s tr o m ’s In
Dr. Townsend « ill Preach nt Fair-
his au to m o b ile.
view .
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esterday
a
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rn
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an
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ev
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in
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you can and will get more
Dr.
J
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A.
T ow nsend,
sta te d
th e re w ere held
In te re stin g m eet­
style. a better fit and above
ings In th e M E
ch u rch ,
w hich c lerk of th e synod of O regon will
w ere ech o m eetin g s o f th e p a rlia ­ exchange w ith Rev. Thos. R obinson
all, more lasting satisfaction
P re a c h in g
a t F a ir-
m en t of m issio n s recen tly
held In next S unday.
Mr.
R obinson
will
than in any other clothes
P o rtla n d . T hese w ere u n d e r th e view a t 11.
su p erv isio n of Dr. Ja m e s M oore of preacli a t C latsk an n ie.
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By treating your oats, wheat or barley with a small
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<JFor POTATO SCAB, before
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ution of one pound to thirty gallons of water,
•jit pays
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W E G U A R A N T EE OURS.
S alem , d is tric t s u p e rin te n d e n t, who
is h o ld in g s im ila r m eetin g s all over
his
d is tric t.
T he
sp eak ers
h ere w ere Dr. M oore, Rev. W.
R. F B row ne of E staca d a, Rev. W
L. W ilson, o f P le a s a n t H om e and
B oring an d Rev. Mr. J a h n of Cleone,
Rev. M elville T. W ire presided at
th e ev en in g m eeting.
A rth u r D ow sett is th e p ro u d ow n­
e r of a new au to m o b ile, one of th e
F o rd v in tag e an d g u a ra n te e d to be
th e best ev er. Mr. D ow sett
will
en jo y Its possession ju s t
as m uch
as h e w ill be p e rm itte d to get aw ay
from b u sin ess c a re s d u rin g th e com ­
ing b rig h t d ay s ah ead .
n
T h e first ex cu rsio n to B ull R un
th is season w ill leave P o rtla n d next
S u n d ay m o rn in g
Several person
front G resh am a re m ak in g p re p a ra ­
tio n s to Join th e p a rty h ere fo r a
day in th e m o u n tain s.
H u n te r V arn ish es at S te rlin g
ft
K id d e r's
ab o u t ta lk in g a FA RM LOAN to us. B orrow ing is fre q u e n tly neces­
sary to th e fa rm e r— It m eans m ouey in h is p ocket. You m u st have
p ro p er se c u rity , fo r we ab so lu tely in sist upon p ro te c tin g o u r depos­
ito rs , b u t th e te rm s of the loan w ill be sa tisfa c to ry to you an d w ith
no red. ta p e
A nd w e'll c o n sid er o u r d e a lin g s co n fid e n tia l.
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PRODUCT
GRESHAM MEAT MARKET
W e have Just Unloaded another
Carload of
UTAH LAND PLASTER
and can supply you
with any quantity.
Phone
661
Metzger Bros.
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FIRST G R E STATE
BANK
S H A M , Of?EL.
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O ld e s t B a n k
rA d M k h l
B A jS H ,
In th e C o u n t / , o u ts id e
tile
C it y
i
of
Portland.
P rom pt
Deliveries
O v e r fifteen th o u sa n d O v e rla n d s have been delivered
d u rin g the last five m onths. <JThis is an increase
of 300 p er cent over th e sam e period last year.
A n d last y e a r w e led every T h o u s a n d D ollar
A utom obile P ro d u c er in A m erica.
T h is is m ore cars th an all tbe /A utom obile factories
in G erm an y tu rn o u t in a w hole year.
<JOur
1913 sales a re m ore th an do u b le those of an y
other m a n u fa ctu rer p ro d u cin g a sim ilar car.
Yours for Service
Gresham Garage
Powell Street
Gresham, Ore
HESSEL’S FARM MACHINERY
PHONE
S44
Main Street
Gresham ,
Ore.
Hessel s Harrows for all purposes are Standard of Reliability.
Hessel's Plows, Superior Drills, Potato Planters, Disc Har­
rows and Oliver Plows are Best by Test.
Hessel's Buggies, Hacks. Carts, Bain and Old Hickory
one two horse Wagons spell Progress and are un­
equaled leaders.
P. & O. and Oliver quality keep alive
a friendship, create business and hold it.
Hessel's full line of Farm Machinery is quality certified,
durability guaranteed.
Yas sah,' the proof of the puddin' is satisfied customers."
Quality Buying is Economy
D o n 't be su rp ris e d if you hav e an
a tta c k of rh e u m a tism th is sp rin g
J u s t ru b th e affected p a rts
freely
will soon d isa p p e a r. Sold by G resh-
w lth C h a m b e rla in 's L in im en t an d it
am D ru g Co., and D ealers every- •
w here
Don’t Be Backward
• r « F R F X A lt S rO R F "
Support Home Industry
F a rm e r!
Hessel’s Implement
Store
C oughs and C onsum ption.
C oughs an d colds, w hen n eg lec t­
F o r B u r n s, B ru ise« und g o r e s
ed, alw 'ays lead to se rio u s tro u b le of
th e lungs
T h e w isest th in g to do
T he q u ic k e st an d s u re s t c u re fo r
when you have a cold th a t tro u b le s burng, bru ises, boils, sores, in fla m ­
you is to get a b o ttle of D r. K in g 's m atio n an d all sk in diseases is B uck-
New D iscovery. You w ill get relief
from th e firs t dose, an d fin ally th e le n 's A rnica Salve. In fo u r d ay s it
co u g h w ill d isap p ear. O. H. B row n, cu red L. H. lia flln , of Ire d e ll, Tex.,
of M uscadine, A la.,
w rite s:
''M y f I of a sore on his a n k le w hich pained
w ife w as dow n in bed w ith an o b sti­ him so he could h ard ly w alk. S hould
n a te cough, an d I h o n estly believe be In every house. O nly 25c. R ec­
had it not been fo r Dr. K in g 's New o m m ended by a ll D ru g g ists.
D iscovery, sh e w ould n o t be living
to d a y .”
K now u
fo r
fo rty -th re e
PIMKiKESSIVE.
L aw n m o w ers sh arp en ed a t S te rl­ y e a rs as th e te s t rem edy fo r coughs
M other— "T h is is y o u r new little
und colds. P rice 50c an d
>1.00. brot h e r.”
ing ft K id d e r's H a rd w a re S tore. 16
R ecom m ended by all D ru g g ist.
T o m m y -—"G ee! C a n ’t he be re­
c a lle d ? "
GRESHAM DRUG CO.
O R EG O N
T h e re w ill be a m eetin g of th e
T ro u td a le C om m ercial club .to n ig h t
w hen som e im p o rta n t m a tte rs w ill
be
co n sid ered .
S ev eral
perso n s
from G resh am Intend being p resen t.
M r.
You w ill look a good w hile be­
fo re you fin d a b e tte r m edicine fo r
cou g h s a n d colds th a n C h a m b e rla in 's
C ough R em edy. It n o t only gives
re lie f— it c u re s
T ry It
w hen you
have a cough o r cold, an d you a re
c e rta in to be pleased w ith th e p ro m p t
m r e w hich it w ill effect. F o r sale
by G resham D ru g Co., and D ealers
everyw here.
THAT'S WHAT MOTHER S A 1S
"H ow old
a re
you, T o m m y ?”
ask ed a c aller.
"W e ll, w hen I'm hom e I'm five
when I'm in school I'm
six, and
when I'm on tb e c a rs I'm fo u r"
'My little son had a very severe
cold. I w as recom m ended to try
C h a m b e rla in 's C ough R em edy, and
before a sm all b o ttle w as finished
he w as as w ell as e v e r,"
w rites
Mrs. H. S ilk s, 29
D ow ling stre e t,
Sidney, A u stra lia . T h is rem edy
is
,n r sale by G resham D rug Co , and
all D ealers everyw here.
P h o n e y o u r o rd e rs in for B u tte r
ra p p e rs to th e G resh am O u tlo o k
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