Gresham outlook., May 16, 1913, Page 3, Image 3

(H IR S H A M
C h e r r y v ille
C o lu m b ia
H e ig h ts
OUTLOOK,
F R ID A Y ,
.M A Y
H i.
a u i.t
PAGE TH ER E
HAPPENINGS AT MT. HOOD R. R.
TOWNS; READABLE, INTERESTING
U n ity
Mr. T u ttle , w ho h a s been cru is-
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ing th e tim b e r in th e
3-6 co u n try
Ml»» N esb itt.
th e
te a c h e r
in |
U nity is not ml fo r Its neig h b o r­
ha» finished th e w o rk a n d gone to c h a rg e of o u r H eig h ts school, will |
hood
g a th e rin g s.
L ast
Tuesday
close h e r te rm w ith a n e n te r ta in ­
visit h is h om e in M issouri.
n ig h t a n u m b e r o f th e n eighbors
O ur school closes on
th e 2 0 th m en t in a b o u t a co u p le of w eeks
L. C. H ale has p u rc h a se d a sm all “ ju s t dro p p ed in " an d s l a n t th e ev­
Miss N esb itt closes a very su ccess­
w ith a p u b lic picnic.
are
a g e tra c t on H ope av en u e w hich en in g w ith Mr. a n d Mrs. J o h n Palm -
fu l term , b ein g a lady o f m u ch ta c t,
q u ist.
T he occasion
being
Mrs.
Mr. C ooper and Mr. AV. O. W eb b er
he w ill s ta rt to im prove.
an d hig h ly ed u c a te d , sh e ha» won
P a lm q u ls t’s
b irth d a y .
T he party
T he la d i e s ' Aid of th e M ethodist
hav e th e ir crop of m o h a ir
re ad y
N ext Sunday a gam e of baseball
m an y frien d s in th is co m m u n ity . ch u rc h will hold a silv e r te a at the
b ro k e up a t a la te h o u r an d a fine
fo r m a rk e t.
w ill be played on th e local g ro u n d s
T he d is tric t w ould do well to re ta in resid eu e o f W . M. C ard w ell, W edne»-|
tim e w as rep o rted by all.
T h e m a te ria l is b eing h a u le d fo r
betw een th e P le a sa n t H om e T ig ers
h e r to in s tru c t th e ch ild ren .
day, May 21.
Miss E d ith H ail sp en t th e w eek­
p la n k in g th e C h e rry v ille hill.
and B rooklyn A th letic d u b 's C olts.
T h e c a rp e n te rs a re
very
busy
end
w ith Miss L o ttie W ihlon and
Very
p
le
a
s
a
n
t
serv
ices
w
ere
held
The gam e to s ta r t p ro m p tly a t 2
Mrs. W ick of Iow a, is ex p ected
e n la rg in g
th e
alread y
sp acio u s
Miss D orothy M artyn.
a rriv e th is w eek to sp en d th e sum C h a n tic le e r, th e 60-foot p o rch fac­ a t th e M ethodist ch u rc h S u n d ay e v ­ p. m. T he g ro u n d s have been w o rk ­
Roy W h ite and fam ily sp en t S u n ­
e n in g w hen M o th er's Day w as ob­ ed o v er and a re
in
fin e shape.
m er w ith h e r son.
in g th e riv e r, w ill be a ll screened
served. T h e c h u rc h w as
p re ttily T hose w ho a tte n d a re prom ised a day w ith Mr. W h ite 's m o th er, Mrs.
Mr. W irtz, of S an d y , w ill d eliv er in w ith g lass an d w ill serv e as a
C. M. O lip h an t. A rley W h ite w as
d e co rated w ith w ild flow ers,
and classy ex hibition.
a le c tu re h ere next S u n d ay .
b allro o m w hen fin ish ed . M rs H en-
also a U nity v isito r one day
last
vocal selectio n s w ere ren d e re d by
Mrs. B atty, of O regon C ity, w as a
Miss S m ith , o f S an d y , h a s been a d e rso n , th e h o stess, is h av in g h er
Mrs. L aw e, of G resh am .
R ev erend v isito r at the K ennedy hom e over w eek.
T. ; fa th e r, Mr. D arlin g , as h e r g u est at
v isito r a t th e hom e of Mrs.
Mr. and Mrs.
H erm an
W ihlon
W ilson d eliv ered an ex cellen t
se r­ S unday.
th is tim e.
F rie i, th e p a st w eek.
d ro v e to P le a s a n t
H om e W ednes­
m on an d th e serv ice
w as en jo yed
Mrs.
M,
I).
W
illiam
s
left
fo
r
th
e
T h e firs t week of th e fish in g sea­
by th e la rg e n u m b e r p resen t.
* city M onday w here sh e ta k e s a po­ day to see Mr. W ih lo n 's m o th er w ho
son ha» been very good
an d
th e
is now very 111.
F
re
d
B
ellah
,
of
S
easide,
son
of sition.
fish erm en a re all happy an d
con­
Miss M argie M ershon spent T h u rs­
Mr.
an
d
Mrs.
C
has.
S
to
u
eh
o
u
se
has
Mrs. A da AV. U n R u h 's ta lk w as
ten ted . T h ere a re m o re b o ats on
day
and
F rid a y w ith th e Misses
com
e
to
spend
th
e
su
m
m
er
w
ith
his
well
received
by
a
n
a
tte
n
tiv
e
a
u
d
i­
School closed la st
w eek F rid a y . th e riv e r th a n e v e r en g a g e d in th e p a re n ts. H e w ill assist Mr. Stone-
B erth a an d M amie P itta.
ence
T h ere will be a AV. C. T. U.
T h ree p u p ils to o k th e s ta te ex am i­ in d u s try . W e w ish th em all a p ro s­
Miss D orothy M artyn is ag ain on
house
in
th e la t te r ’s b lack sm ith o rganized h ere in, th e n ear fu tu re .
p
ero
u
s
su
m
m
er.
n a tio n s, E u g e n e T a y lo r in th e 8 th
1 th e sick list.
shop.
Mrs. K etch em , of P o rtla n d , and
Mrs. M arth a S tew art of P ro sser,
g ra d e , A u g u st and E d w in Y u n k er in
C. M. O lip h an t a n d w ife and 8. F.
Mrs. L u la Streb.in, of G resh am , W ash., is v isitin g
h er sis te r Mrs. B enfield w ere d in n e r
w ith
Mrs. J | 1‘ittg an d w ife spent F rid ay even-
th e 7th g rad e.
an d Mrs. A n n a D uke, of M elrose, S tephens.
g u e sts on S u n d ay at Gene L arso n '»
1 ing at th e hom e of Mr. and Mrs.
W ork is p ro g ressin g ra p id ly
on
Mrs. J.
Mrs. H S tephens, of F irla n d , is Da|1 T u rn e r
Miss Isom a n d Miss N.
Fox of w ere T h u rsd ay v isito rs a t
th e M artin
W inch
d e m o n s tra tio n
P o rtla n d w ere at C o lu m b ia
View E. B ra m h a ll's residence.
w ith Mrs. I C legget, who is very
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fa rm u n d e r th e g e n e ra l s u p e rin te n ­
Mr. an d Mrs. D ru m h e lle r
have poorly.
farm on T u esd ay to see if a rra n g e -
dency of C has. W itte r. J o h n N oble
j m en ts could be m ad e to open up a re tu rn e d fro m a trip o v er th e w est­
T he L au d e rb a c k B ros, a re p u sh ­
Is fo rem an of th e c le a rin g
crew .
I lib rary sta tio n in th is vicin ity . The e rn p a r t of th e sta te .
ing th e wood business, loading a c ar
A u g u st O lson is d o in g te a m w ork
i lad ies also
v isited
th e
schools
T he sto rk p aid
a m uch a p p re ­ w eekly.
Miss G ladys R ichey
has dom 'd
T h re e d w ellin g s a n d a g reen h o u se
1 a lo n g th e ir way.
Mrs. C annon is im proving.
ciated
visit
to
th
e
h
om
e of Mr. and
a n o th e r y e a rs school In th e
Rock
a re n e arin g co m p letio n . T h re e la rg e
Mrs. T ay lo r, of P o rtla n d , w as here Mrs. L. F. S h in n a m a n last T u esday
T he M. E. Aid m eets w ith
Mrs. C reek d is tric t.
chicken houses have been recen tly j
la st w eek, loo k in g a fte r h e r in te r­ m o rn in g . E len o r May w eighs eight Win. C rasw ell fo r a tea th e 21st,
Miss F lo re n c e T nylor
w as sh o p ­
finished an d stock ed .
Mr. W inch
ests h ere an d sp en t th e
w eek-end pou n d s, an d is w in n in g fav o r am ong
AV. E. M arkell is im proving
his p in g in P o rtla n d T h u rsd a y .
h as a h erd of a b o u t tw e n ty
p u re i
a lo t of new m ad e a c q u a in ta n c e s.
c o rn e r lot w ith a new fro n t g a te , Mrs. I. AV. B u tle r w as called to
bred H o lstein cow s. T h e m ilk
i s 1 w ith Mrs. Rea.
M aster C h a rlie H icks of th is place
Tile P leasan t H om e b aseb all club, and m ak in g o th e r im provem ent».
C astle R ock, W ash., to th e bedside
shipped to P o rtla n d .
w as te n d ered a su rp ris e p a rty
on will hold a b en efit d an ce in
th e
Mrs. S peers, of C o ttre ll, w as w ith of h e r »laughter, Mis. Eva O albrich.
It w ould s u rp ris e you to know of his b irth d a y on F rid a y by a n u m b er O rien t h all S a tu rd a y ev en in g . May Mrs. K ennedy T u esd ay . Mr. K en­
Mrs. J F . T itu s, of E ugene, v isit­
to ney is q u ite ill.
th e g re a t good th a t is b eing done of h is frie n d s w ho sp en t a p leasan t 17, an d sp ecially th e ir frie n d s
ed F rid a y and S a tu rd a y w ith AV. U.
be on h and e a rly .
B eyer's 7-plece
by C h a m b e rla in 's
T a b le ts,
D ariu s ev en in g at h is hom e.
A physician is th e la te st a d d itio n M oore's on h er way to A ttica, Ohio.
Rev. Edw. W. H ig h t, of G resham , o rc h e s tra
h as
been en g ag ed . ice to o u r tow n.
D owney, of N ew berg J u n c tio n , N .B.,
The L adies' Aid m eets W ednesday
Several
ch ild re n
aro u n d G illis afte rn o o n w ith Mrs.
w rites, “ My w ife h a s been
u sin g held services a t T ay lo r schoolhouse cream and c ak e and p u n ch will be
Aug. R odlun,
C h m b e rla in ’s T a b le ts an d fin d s th em 011 S u n d a >> w hich w ere fa irly well served.
a re rep o rted sick w ith sc a rle tln a .
th e tim e w as spent ty in g co m fo rts
very e ffe c tu a l and do iiig h e r lo ts • a tte n d € d * S u n d ay school th e sam e
Sixteen lad ies w ere p re se n t. All re ­
of g o o d .” If you h av e an y tro u b le |
€very Sunday. E v ery b o d y in-
p o rt an e n jo y a b le a ftern o o n .
w ith y o u r stom ach o r bow els give vited.
Mrs. Elw ood, of P o rtla n d , is v isit­
Miss A n n ie B enfield,
w ho spent
them a tria l. F o r sa le by G resh am
ing h er d a u g h te r, Mrs. AV. (1. R od­
A
bout
30
young
people
of
the
th e la st y e a r a t P u g et S ound,
is
D rug Co., and D ealers ev ery w h ere.
Y. P. S. ('. E. gnve Miss Ivy C or­ gers.
back a t h er hom e w ith M other B en­
G. N. S ager anil w ife art- a tte n d ­
nett
a su rp ris e on th e eve of h er
field.
T he R u ssellv ille g ru n g e h a ll
is
w edding, and left a b e a u tifu l m ir­ ing s ta te g ra n g e a t A lbany th is w eek
rap id ly n earin g com pletion.
W hen
It w as " c le a n -u p ” at P leasan t V al­
ro r and fern dish as a
to k en of
fin ish ed It will he th e m ost up-to-
th e ir esteem for h e r and th e ir a p ­ ley g ra n g e h all la st F rid a y and w hile
d a te a n d co m p lete g ra n g e h all in the
The Farmers’ Mutual Fire
p reciatio n of h er fa ith fu l w ork In not m any tu rn e d out a m a rk ed im ­
s ta te . T he m ain a u d ito riu m w ill be
Rev.
E.
AV.
H
ig
h
t,
of
th
e
G
resh
­
p rovem ent w as m ade.
Relief Association
th e society.
am F re e M eth o d ist ch u rch p reach ed 52x42 feet in th e clear. A m ple a n ­
T he school a tte n d a n c e is not very
O F PO RTLA N D , OREGON
A $102 sc h o la rsh ip in th e In te r­
a t th e scho o lh o u se S u n d ay .
The te-ro o m s an d clo ak room s a re p ro ­ good. T he p rim a ry d e p a rtm e n t h av­
In v ite s a ll f a n n e r s w ho h a v e no j U nion S u n d ay school h as
is larg e and
a good vided. T he sta g e
n a tio n al
C o rresp o n d en ce
school
in s u ra n c e on tlie ir fa rm b u ild ­
ing lost five p u p ils w ho m oved to
in g s to in s u re w ith us. T h is a s­ ¡a tte n d a n c e , th e re b eing 37 o u t Sun- co m m o d io u s being 14x26 feet. The e a ste rn O regon. T h e eig h tli g rad e C hoice of courses. Easy term s. E n ­
b u ild in g w ill be w ired fo r elec tric
q u ire at O utlook office.
so ciatio n is tlie c h e a p e st
n>
| day.
p upils. M erle H eslin , K a rl S chram
sa fe st in tile sta te . I t in su re s
G ene L arso n m oved his fam ily to lig h ts, an d p lu m b ed fo r w a te r and and H aro ld R obinson, took th e ir ex­
only c o u n try p ro p e rty am i lias ¡T ro u td a le la s t w eek. Mr. L arso n ex piped fo r gas.
W ate r u n d e r p re s­
S IM M O N S
over 8 8 ,0 0 0 ,0 0 0 in s u ra n c e
in
a m in a tio n s last T h u rsd a y an d
F r i­
su
re
an
d
first
class
to ile ts a re a r ­
j
p
e
c
ts
to
c
o
n
tin
u
e
h
is
serv
ices
d
u
r­
force.
day an d all a re hoping
th a t good In tit ('in -n it C ourt of th e S ta te of
K itch en an d d in in g
O regon fo r th e C ounty of M ultno­
in g th e su m m e r in th e K n ig h t sto re. ran g ed for.
W rite o r phone,
re s u lts will lie received soon. The
m ah.
M rs A ..S .K in caid and d a u g h te rs room fac ilitie s w ill be good an d all ex a m in a tio n s w ere
H. W . SN A SH A LL, P res.
conduct» <1 by
Ja n ie s McLeod, P la in tiff, vs. A lm a
w ere in P o rtla n d th e la s t of th e d e ta il a rra n g e m e n ts h av e been lo ok­ Uss Ivy C
T he F a rm e rs M u tu al F ir e R elief
ed a fte r w ith th e
g re a te st
care.
A ssociation.
week.
M cLeod, D efen d an t.
will ta k e th e ir ex a m in a tio n s
next
G resh am R o u te No. 3 P h o n e 74
set
for
To A lm a McLeod, th e above nam ed
Mrs. W illis an d
baby re tu rn e d T he d ed ica tio n h as been
w eek.
N o tary P u b lic
R eal E s ta te
J u n e 7, b eg in n in g a t 2 p. in., con­
d e fe n d a n t:
fro m P o rtla n d S a tu rd a y even in g
T he school Is p re p a rin g to give a
sistin g of d ed ica tio n an d
lite ra ry
in th e nam e of th e S ta te of O re­
Miss A lice R assm u ssen w as
in
p ro g ram on the ev en in g of May 2!)
and m u sical p ro g ram In th e a fte r­
gon:
You a re h ereb y req u ired to
P o rtla n d S a tu rd ay .
J. N. K eeler, w ho w as p rin cip al
noon. S u p p er in th e ev en in g
fol­
W HITE CROW HOTEL
a p p e a r and
a n sw er th e co m p lain t
T he m en a t th e m ill a t P a lm e r
of F airv iew school about 9 y ears
lowed by a d ance.
First State Bank Building
filed a g ain st you in th e above e n ­
a re su ffe rin g a lig h t a tta c k o f th e
ago, visited th e school last T u isd a y . titled su it on o r b efo re th e 6th day
sm a ll pox .
T h e R u ssellv ille school will give
T he school c h ild re n 's picnic will of J u n e , 1913,. said d a te being six
/M E A L S 2 5 C
its clo sin g ex ercises a n d e n te r ta in ­
be held on May 29. T he place has w eik s a fte r th e first p u b lic a tio n of
B a n k in g System C onvicted.
m ent S a tu rd a y ev en in g , May 17.
Mrs. S. T. Crow,
Proprietor
not yet been d e fin ite ly an n o u n ced .
th is sum m ons, an d If you fail to
T h ere is w ar an d th e th r e a t of
Mrs. Sim ion C ogan, fo rm erly Miss
Mrs. J . AV. T ow nsend
and Mra. a n sw er fo r w an t th e re o f th e p la in ­
w ar in E uro p e. Mexico is in
th e B e rth a P o llo ck , is q u ite ill.
H. 8. S to n e called on
th e school tiff will apply to th<> e o u n rt for the
th ro e s of a ch ao s-m ak in g rev o lu tio n .
Mrs. AV. II. A ddis is v isitin g her W ednesday.
B oth
giving
short relief p rayed fo r ill IU h c o m p lain t,
E u ro p e is h o a rd in g g o ld . Gold Is
m o th e r in Y acolt, W ash in g to n .
ta
lk
s.
to -w lt:
fo r a d ecree of th e court
b eing w ith d ra w n fro m th is c o u n try
O N o r th S e c o n d S t., P o r t l a n d , O r.
F re d A n d erso n ,
th e
cham p ion
J. B. L ent has been re-elected foi d issolving the bonds of m atrim ony
becau
se
E
u
ro
p
e
Is
w
illin
g
to
pay
P h o n e s — M a in 3 0 7 4 , A 3 1 7 4
seed lin g g ro w er,
re p o rts p rin c ip a l, and
Miss
llratzi I,
of existing betw een th e s.ald p la in tiff
th e p rice fo r it. A rev isio n o f th e ch erry
H elp of a ll KindB F u rn ish e d
th a t th e field m ice to o k a la rg e per G resham , chosen fo r p rim a ry te a c h e r and y o u rse lf, and fo r ¡in ab so lu te
ta
r
iff
is
Im
p
en
d
in
g
an
d
a
re
a
d
ju
s
t­
F re e to E m p lo y er.
divorce. T his su m m o n s
Is pub-
m en t of b u sin ess w ill be n ecessary
his c h e rry seed. As a ro­
as a consequence. The law s in re- su lt his crop o f se<M,lln6 8 w l|l be
S om m er Ac Co., w ill begin
th e ir li.-hiilj and Is served upon you p u r ­
g a rd to tr u s ts a n d big c o rp o ra tio n s 8,ua'l-
big sale of th e H allo w
b a n k ru p t s u a n t to an o rd e r of th e H onorable
a re sch ed u led fo r ch an g e.
S ecu ri-j
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stock a t T ro u td a le tom orrow m o rn ­ R obert (I. M orrow , p resid in g ju d g e
To p re se rv e fo r fo d d er w hat C oun- ing.
ty v alu es a re a t a low p o in t— low er
E v e ry th in g Is ad v e rtise d
for of th e above e n title d c o u rt, m ade
(INCORPORATED) '
on th e 24th day of A pril, 1913, d i­
th a n In m an y y ears. T h e re is m uch • ï C o m m issio n er H a rt d e c la re s
is sale Jrelow cost an d
o th e r d e a le rs
b u sin ess u n c e rta in ty a n d y et busl- th e best cro p of clo v er he h as ever a re Invited to call and buy a n y th in g rectin g th e sam e to h e p u blished for
MARBLE diid GRANITE
uess keeps up. E x p o rts a re
still seen in O regon, th e co u n ty
court In sig h t. T he stock m ust he sold six co n secu tiv e and successive w eeks
-W ORKS
in th e ''G reshnrn O u tlo o k ” a sem i-
b re a k in g reco rd s.
D om estic
coni- h as p u rch ased a silo for M ultnom ah as soon as possible.
w eekly p a p e r of g e n e ra l e irc u la tlo n
m erce show s no sign
o f h a ltin g . F a rm , fo r $ 2 8 0 .7 0 . T h e clover was
p rin te d am i p u b lish ed in M ultnom ab
W
ith
ta
r
iff
ch
an
g
es
a
t
h
a
n
d
,
w
ith
sow
n
last
y
ear
an
d
h
as
pro
d
u
ced
a
S
u
b
scrib
e
for
y
o
u
r
d
a
ilh
g
th
ro
u
g
h
Artistic Monuments, Mause-
c o u n ty , O regon, th e »late of th e first
th e » n certaln ty created by p ro b ab le cro p beyond all ex p ectatio n s,
th e O utlook
lems. Cemetery and Build­
p u b licatio n being A pril
25, 1913.
law s re g u la tin g tr u s ts , w ith
w ar
and the date? of t i e last p u b licatio n
ing Work manufactured from
a b ro a d , w ith a cro p season a p p ro a c h ­
J u n e 6, 1913.
the best marble and Granite.
in g . w h at a r e th e p ro sp ects fo r a
GRAHAM & B E L K N A P,
s tra in on th e b a n k in g an d c re d it |
East End Madtsax St., Hridtt Plwnt. East 5566
A tto rn ey s fo r P la in tiff.
system n ext fa ll?
T he c o u n try ’s
PHOTOS-
AU
P l e a s a n t V a lle y
RUSSELLVILLE GRANGE
WILL DEDICATE HALL
Attention!
C1LT
OR
City Bakery
W.
H
H A IN L 1N E ,
Prop.
Best Bread
On the Market,
Fresh Every Day
Pies, Cakes,
and other
Pastry
Main St.
Gresham, Ore.
F. M. G ill an d
w ife w ill leav e
E sta c a d a th is week fo r D ufer, O re­
gon, w h ere Mr. G ill will e n g a g e In
fa rm in g on a la rg e aeale. Mr. Gill
serv ed as one of th e re p re se n ta tiv e s
in th e s ta te le g is la tu re th e p a st tw o
sessio n s an d w as In s tru m e n ta l
In
se c u rin g th e p assag e of a n u m b e r of
law s o f a p ro g ressiv e n a tu re .
P o o r a p p e tite is a su re sign o f Im­
p a ire d d ig estio n . A few doses of
C h a m b e rla in 's S tom ach a n d L iver
T a b le ts w ill stre n g th e n y o u r d ig es­
tio n an d
im p ro v e y o u r ap p e tite .
T h o u sa n d s have been b en efited by
ta k in g th ese T ab lets. Sold by G resh ­
am D rug Co., an d D ealers e v ery ­
w here.
Phone your orders in for Butter
Wrappers to the Gresham Outlook
Economy looks like an up-hill game when
you first begin, and sometimes it is an up­
hill game.
t But it is the ROAD
TO
PROSPERITY, and if you can persevere in
your small economies, You will find this out.
Your extravagance does not draw interest
If you put that money in a savings ac­
count in the hank, vou can some day buy
the LUXURIES you crave without missing
the money.
Do Your tia n kin e W ith Us
We Pay
In te r e s t
BANK
on
t im e
OF
and
S avin en
O ep o b ita
G RESHAM
.
GRESHAM
Professional Cards
PH Y SIC IA N S
S. P. Bittner, M. D.
P h y sic ia n a n d S u r g e o n
Oice Unrs. 10 ». m It 12 ■ . 1 p n. te 3 p n
7 It 8 p
at Readme
PHONE Office I 16 Residence I IB
O ffic e . H o w it t
H liig ..
PH O NES: R esidence,
over
P. O .
III; O ffice I lx
H. H. HUGHES. M. D.
PliyNirlnn
m id S u rg eo n
H o u rs: 10-12 a m .; 2-4 a n d 7 -B p .m
OFEICE, HOWITT BLDG,.
g A l SHAM, OREGON
PHONES : Rtsidmct. Tibor 120. Other. Miw 4812
Home A S1S2
J. M. SHORT, M, D.
P h y t ic ia n a n d S u r g e u n
Riitdcnre, 438, Eut 52 St.
Olficr. 1111-12 Selling Baitdmg. Pwtland, Otetun
Dr. W. C. Belt
P h y s ic ia n
and
Surgeon.
O ver F irst S ta te B ank, G resham
P h o n e 19
P h on es,
O ITico 4 « .
R es.
IS I
Dr. Geo. Inglis
P h y sician a n d S u rg eo n .
GRESH AM ,
OREGON
O ffice over F irst S ta te B ank
D EN TISTS
W J.OTT
H. H.OTT
O T T BRO S.
G RESH A M .
DENTISTS
-
-
OREGON
INSUBAN't E
JOHN
BROWN
IN SU R A N C E
R e p re se n tin g only R eliab le i n ­
s u ra n c e Com pilules.
P h o n e 613
G resh am , O regon
J a m e s E lk in g to n
IN SUB A Nt E
F IR E
AUTOM OBILE
L IF E
P L A T E GLASS
ACCID ENT
SU RETY BONDS
H EA LTH
O ffice in Bunk of (ìrcN ham
A IT I Iti N A It) SI RGEO.NS.
P hone 545
i. E. CRAW FO RD
Veterinary surgery
Dentistry
Veterinary
O/ulelrical Hurl? a Spei Hilly
Gresham,
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.
Oregon
LAW YERS
FRED L. EVERSON.
A T T O R N E Y AT L A W
(City A ttorney)
Phone 4x1
GRESHAM, ORE,
( O N T R .it T O R S
IF YOU AVANT FIRST CLASS WORK SEE
cohtra CTO
RS
WF. DESIGN BUIIDINGS
FRANK C. JONES
ETTSEL T. IONES
City M arshaC * Notice of Hale of
Beal P ro p e rty fo r Dclin<|uciit
Asm*MMinents,
N otice is hereby given
th a t th e
R ecorder of th e City of F airv iew ,
' O regon, lias tra n sm ite il to me a list
| of th e
d e lin q u e n t a ssessm en ts fo r
tlie im p ro v em en t of
F ir s t street
and th a t p u rs u a n t to S ections 67 to
66 ( both in clu siv e) of tlie c h a rte r of
th e City of F airv iew , I will i,n Mon­
day, th e 26th day of M ay, 1913, a t
the h o u r of lb o'clock a. in a t th e
so u th d o o r of th e city hall In th e
City of F a irv ie w , O regon, o ffe r fo r
sale a t public au c lio n to th e h ig h ­
est b id d e r fo r cash, su b je c t to re­
d em p tio n , th e follow ing described
parcel of real p ro p e rty , to -w it:
B lock six (6 )
L ot
seven (7 )
F airv iew , Mrs. J u lia S nover, $60.62.
T his piece o r tr a c t of land will
)>e sold an d fo r a su m not less th a n
( the u n p aid asse ssm e n t th e re o n , and
in terest, costs ah d d isb u rse m e n ts.
RIN A LD O H U N TE R ,.
C it y M a r s h a l of th e City of
F a irv ie w , O regon.
D ate of firs t p u b lic a tio n A pril 25,
1913.
HOOD
M A X S C H N E ID E R
SCHANEN-BLAIR CO.,
j
NATU RAL
MAIN STREET
Fairview School Notes
Road to Prosperity
$un<ij> bj Appoinln«t
NEAT and CHEAP
C o rb e tt
b a n n in g system has been convicted
o f in ad eq u a cy .
I t is a triu m p h
w lu n It ap p ro x im ately m eets
th e j
fa ir-w e a th e r d em an d s of business. Ì
W h at is to be ex pected of it when
p u t u n d e r th e s tra in th a t seem s im ­
p e n d in g ?
It c a n n o t be rev ised too
q u ick ly .
Su es
P ictu re F ra m in g
Canadian Employment Co.
PORT I ANO, OREGON
an d
NEW GALLERY
Op« Erer» Do
P le a s a n t H o m e
H ills v ie w
K in d s
RAY H. TODD
E L E C T R IC A L CO.NTB.At TOR.
P h o n e 5 2 .1
O K B 8H A M ,
O KGBON
ALFRED HAMMAR
P la s te re r a n d C em en t C o n tra c to r.
E stim a te s fu rn ish ed fre e on re­
q u e st. Ail w ork G u a ra n te e d .
P h o n e 8x1 t i n nlinm I ’.O. Box 31
W . K . H a m ilto n
C o n tr a c to r a n ti Builder
P lan e
a n d E stim a te s o n
Phone 388
R e q u e st
G R ESH A M , ( l i t )
U N D EBTA kEB
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W (.¡In tr s
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East Side funeral Directors
414 LAST ALO FK S I . corner «.nh
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