Gresham outlook., June 20, 1913, Page 2, Image 2

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to re te iv « th e benefit» w ith o u t any
rtco m p eu n e
They a re aom etim es
FRIDA V,
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20.
IMIS
M J . A rm on and w ife, of P o rt­ aid in every w ay th e p re s e n t board
land, h av e been sp en d in g a few days of d ire c to rs, W illiam T e g a rt, G h
T tt IC E A W E E K
" k n o c k e r» " an d n o t only refu se to
w ith h is d a u g h te r. Mrs. F . I). Axtel Z im m erm an an d W. C. - Spence, in
P u b lish ed every T u esd ay an d F rid a y beeoifie m em b ers th em selv es but |.
Mrs. Ed Jo o st, of P o rtla n d ,
is th e ir w ork of b rin g in g th is d istrict
a t U resu am , O regon
A Coming Metropolis of Eastern Multnomah County
v ent o th e rs
from
jo in in g
They
The
sp ending som e tim e w ith h er siste r, up w ith an y in th e co u n ty .
b u ild in g w ill cost $3500.
Thos.
Il L. ST. C L A IR , E d ito r an d F u b l'r. a re p re tty n arro w in th e ir ideas ab o u t
M rs J . W. R eneeke
th e g ra n g e , k n ow ing, as they
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F A IR V IE W . J u n e 1» The a n n u -|
Mrs A nna P itn ey and d a u g h te r,
Mr. and Mrs. D. M. D onaugh, of Row en w as re-elected clerk
O u r SutsM-rlptiofi Itate e th a t it o ffe rs m ore In re tu rn
fo r al school m eetin g was
Jo n e s & H evel have been kept
h ere of J u n c tio n City sp en t the week-end P o rtla n d have moved
held
on to th e ir
One y e a r. *1 50; th e cost th a n any o th e r In s tltu ti
busy c u ttin g en sila g e a lo n g Sandy
ou M onday afte rn o o n
D. W. Me- * lth Mr “ nd Mr* J B L ent an<1 farm n e a r B alrdw lale.
six m onth», 75c;
P e rh a p s they w ill som e day realize Kay w as re-elected as d ire c to r and d au « h te r> Mls® Je a n
Miss G ladys C lark , w ho has been road. T he high w a te r h as caused
th re e m o n th 's tr ia l
th
e ir m istak e
su b sc rip tio n , 50c.
R. W. W ilcox as c lerk . T he board 1 Tlr. and Mrs. G us L udvigson and sp en d in g th e w in ter w ith h er a u n t, som e loss of cro p s an d su m m er pas­
C o n sid erab le of th e intended
A d v ertisin g
r e - ' Mrs. G. H aughlum
an d d a u g h te r, Mrs. C. E. C ree, has re tu rn e d
to tu re .
Jo h n so n creek is said to have th e of d ire c to rs w as in stru c te d to
h ay crop had to be p u t in to th e silos
calcim in e and
p a in t
th e
schoolj Mabie, of Kelso, visited th e ir cousin p er hom e n e a r Lacom b, O regon.
R a t e s reaso n ­
best w a te r fo r th e m a n u fa c tu re of
able
O ur re p re ­
room s an d to p u t in new b la c k b o a rd s M rs- J H. S chram th e first of the
J O. Davis and w ife hav e been in o rd e r to save it.
se n ta tiv e will call. woolen goods o f any creek h ereab c
T he h ig h w a te r has play ed havock
T h e O W. R. A- N. have a crew 1
sp en d in g sev eral d ay s a t Salem .
We all knew It w as good fo r sorne,-
P h o n e 701.
W illiam B u tle r h a s been a tte n d ­ w ith w hat is know n as th e second
of
men
a
t
w
ork
lo
ad
in
g
c
a
rs
w
i
t
h
1
Mr
an<l
-Mrs.
E
a
rl
H
elm
s,
of
th ln g an d th e re a re u n lim ited si
road
d irt to be ta k e n to B onneville to P o rtla n d , spent
F rid a y
w ith Mr. ing the G. A. R. e n cam p m en t at b rid g e on th e new ly located
“ T h e L inotype fo r woolen m ills a ll th e w ay f
from F airview to th e C olum bia river
Way la th e Way
N ewberg.
be
used
in
im
p
ro
v
in
g
th
e
te
n
n
is
and
MrB
G
eorge
B
urlingam
e,
P le a sa n t H om e to M ilw aukie. G resh ­
th a t Win» ”
Mrs. C laud H u rst is e n te rta in in g th ro u g h th e L u sch er fa rm ; also the
G eorge A nderson, who has been
am has th e sh ip p in g fa cilities Wht. co u rt a t th a t p lace to r th e p le a s u re
h
er
siste r, Mrs. E cho
Bowin, of firs t brid g e is d am ag e d som e and
of
th
e
su
m
m
er
e
x
cu
rsio
n
ist.
the
g
u
est
of
Mr
and
Mrs
E
ld
rid
g
e
O fficial p aper of th e Town of will build th e m ill?
th e expense w ill now have
to be
G resham , O regon.
Mrs. F ra n k D ickenson w as given ami fam ily a t B anks has re tu rn e d Salem .
b o rn e by th e co u n ty . M r M illet and
O fficial p ap er of th e Town of
M ilw aukie p u b lic school will h ere­ a s u rp ris e b irth d a y d in n e r on S un- j home.
F a ir v ie w , O re g o n
F A IR V IE W , W estw ard .— T he an- th e F itz g e ra ld s have to use boats
Mrs. Jo h n P eterson and fam ily of
a fte r be in session b u t n in e m o n th s day. A t noon a b o u n teo u s d in n e r
to get th e ir m ilk to th e depots.
E n tere d as second-class m a tte r
w as served a fte r w hich a
s o c ia l' Mist, O regon, and Miss E d ith J e n - n u a l 8cho° l m eetin g held in d istric t
H olland Q u isen b erry , of R ockwood
In
th
e
y
ear.
H
ereto
fo
re
it
ha3
fol­
M arch 3, 1911, a t th e p o sto ffice a t
good tim e w as en jo y ed u n til la te in kins, of P o rtla n d , a re h ere v isitin g No 7’ know n as th e W ilkes school-
G resh am , O regon, u n d e r th e act of low ed P o rtla n d 's ex am p le in h aving
has gone to w ork fo r O. E. M eindal
house
w
as
on
e
of
deep
in
te
re
st
th e even in g . T hose
p re se n t w ere relatives and friends.
M arch 3. 1879
a ten m o n th s’ school, w hich is one Mr. and Mrs. W illard Cook an d fam -
th ro u g h o u t. It w as decided th a t th is a t C a th lam et, W ash., an d w ill spend
Mrs. S. A. M arshall, who has been
th e su m m e r th e re .
m
o
n
th
too
long
fo
r
good
resu
lts.
ily, Mr an d Mrs. O scar W alin and e n d i n g 8onle tirae w lth her fa th e r ^ « 'H c t sh o u ld keep pace w ith o th e r
M E M B E R S H IP IM 'ItA H IN U .
Mrs. J. H. S ch ram , w ho h a s been
T h ree m o n th s of vacatio n seem s to fam ily, of R ockw ood, Mr an d M rs o
___ school d is tric ts and a tax w as levied
u __ ___
, R. H u n te r
has gone to C am as,
ill
so long, Is slow ly im p ro v in g and
g
ive
th
e
p
u
p
ils
a
b
e
tte
r
g
rip
on
A tten tio n w as d irected
a
few
L. May and son G eorge. G eorge W ashington, w here h er husband has to build a new schoolhouse of bun-
is now being ta k e n c are of by Mrs.
th
em
selv
es
th
a
n
a
s
h
o
rte
r
p
eri­
C
ooper,
fem
ploym
e
n
t
salo
w
8fyle
w
lth
fu
l‘
ba8enl<“
n
t
-
to
B
row
n
an
d
M
isses
G
ladys
m o n th s ag o to th e d eclin e in ¿ ra n g e
od and is c e rta in ly n o t to o long.
In g a b o r)
heated by an
u p -to -d a te fu rn ace, H. M. C lark. S he is ab le to be up a
H edvlg C h risten sen
and
m em b ersh ip In M ultnom ah
county.
? * “ J * ’0 “ ?.80" '. W.‘fe * “ » d a u g h te r j t h e school room to have all th e la t­ few m o m en ts a t a tim e, is q u ite
H ansen of P o rtla n d , Mrs. L ead o ra
I lie d iffe re n t g ra n g e s w ere urged to
A t th e a n n u a l m eetin g
o f th e D ickenson an d sons H enry and W ll- and Miss C alla H eslin, of P o rtla n d , est im provem ents. T h e g ro u n d s will ch e e rfu l an d e re m any m o n th s hopes
spent S unday with th e ir fa th e r, J. be su rro u n d e d by a n e a t w ire fence. to be ab le to re tu rn to h e r hom e.
" g e t b u sy " in som e way to
stop F ir s t ch u rch o f
C h rist, S cien tist, an d Mrs
C. A. W eldon an d son
P. H eslin.
the fa llin g off a n d , if possible, to
T he county has g rad ed
th e road
M
w hich w as held in B oston e a rly th is C. W eldon, o f St. JohnS , Mrs.
It Is now well k now n th a t not
Increase th e m em b ersh ip . The
r<
A lbert H arvey an d fam ily a re pre­ ru n n in g by th e schoolhouse which
P
re
tty
m
a
n
,
o
f
B
ritish
C
olum
bia
and
m o n th , F re d e ric k D ixon, o f London,
m
ore
th a n one case of rh e u m a tism
p o rts m ade to Pom ona g ra n g e on
p
arin
g
to
move
to
South
B
end,
has caused th e e n tire d is tric t
to
w as elected p re sid e n t of th e m o th er E d w ard D ickenson, o f O ak lan d . Cal
in ten re q u ire s any in te rn a l tr e a t­
W ednesday last show th a t th e re has
W
ashington,
to
reside.
ch u rch . T h e re p o rts
show ed
th e
Mrs. T rip p , of P o rtla n d , will give
m en t w hatever. All th a t is needed
been a slig h t gain In m em b ersh ip ;
Mrs. W. B. G unnoe and fam ily, of
p a st y ear to h av e been one of re­ a re c ita l In th e P re s b y te ria n ch u rc h
is a free a p p licatio n of C h a m b e rla in 's
also th a t all of th e ten g ra n g e s In
Rockwood
left
M
onday
fo
r
C
en
tralia.
m a rk a b le g ro w th , 102 new ch u rch es to n ig h t, F rid a y , J u n e 20, to w hich
L in im en t an d m assag in g th e p a rts at
th is co u n ty aro th riv in g
All
but
W ashington, w here Mr. G unnoe has
h av in g been o rganized
all a re co rd ially Invited to a tte n d .
each ap p licatio n . T ry
it an d see
tw o of th em , F airv iew anil
W ood­
em ploym ent.
how quickly it w ill relieve th e pain
C
h
arles
B
aird
an
d
w
ife,
w
ho
cam
e
law n, now a re o w n ers of th e ir own
an d soreness.
Sold
by G resham
Htuted co m m u n icatio n of T ro u t­ h ere from Los A ngeles to v isit his
Caryl H eslin w as given a pleas­
h alls and th e m em b ersh ip Is solid,
D rug Co., an d D ealers ev eryw here.
AT
dale C h a p te r No. 80 O. E. S., will m o th e r Mrs. F ra n k Jo h n s o n , have a n t su rp rise on M onday ev ening in
su b s ta n tia l and cap ab le o f holding
meet In em e rg e n t session In g ra n g e
honor of his sev en teen th b irth d ay , by
th e ir o rg a n iz a tio n s to g e th e r. Yet hall F airv iew sch o o lh o u se, S atu rd ay d ecided to m ak e O regon th e ir fu tu re
n ta a a t
a larg e n u m b er of his young friends.
hom
e,
h
av
in
g
p
u
rc
h
a
se
d
a
sev<
th e re h as been a fa llin g o ff In n u m ­ ev en in g , J u n e 21.
D egrees.
G am es an d taffy p u llin g w ere en ­
acre
tr
a
c
t
from
his
m
o
th
e
r
an
d
will
bers d u rin g th e p ast tw o o r three
READ THIS
By o rd e r W. M.,
lig h t
re fre sh ­
com m ence th e e re c ito n
of an up- joyed, a fte r which
y ears In every g ran g e. T he rep o rts
M. 8. McKAY, Hec'y.
m
en
ts
w
ere
served.
to -d a te b u n g alo w a t once.
If You want to buy a
show a loss of a b o u t 230 m em bers
Mrs. Ja ck so n S ilbaugh, o rg an izer
farm, Advertise in the
Mr. an d Mrs. W. T. B rooks spent
in th re e y ears.
O. W. It. & N. T IM E T A B L E
and le c tu re r for th e W. C. T. U.
Outlook.
S u n d ay w ith re la tiv e s a t B oring
T h e re m ust he som e reaso n
for
EASTBOUND
gave a
very
In te re stin g
lectu re
If You want to sell a
th is d ecrease but no one seem s to Leave P o rtla n d 7 :5 0
E
d
w
ard
D
ickenson,
of
O
ak
lan
d
.
m — A rrive
on W ednesday evening a fte r w hich
farm. Advertise in the
lie able to say w hat It Is o r how
F airv iew 8 :2 5 a m ., T ro u td a le , C alif., is h ere v isitin g his p a re n ts a branch
of th e
W. C. T. U.
Outlook.
to fo restall It. T he c o u n ty 's p o p u ­
F ra n k D ickenson an d wife.
8: 30 a. m
was o rganized w ith Mrs. W. H eits-
If You want to buv or
latio n Is In creasin g an d th e g ran g e Lv. P o rtla n d 4 :0 0 p m .— A r F air-
Miss H edvig C h risten sen an d Miss m an as p re s id e n t; Mrs. Sim on, vice
sell
stock, Advertise in the
should grow w ith
th e p o p u latio n .
view 4 :2 9 p m .; ro u td a le , 4 :3 4
In g ab o r H an sen , of P o rtla n d , sp en t p re sid e n t; Mrs J. W. B enecke, r
Outlook.
In stead ,
It
Is
g ro w in g less
It Lv. P o rtla n d 8 :0 0 p m j— Ar. T ro u t­ sev eral d ay s last week w ith
M rs re ta ry ; and Mrs. J. W. T ow nsend,’
seem s, th o u g h , th a t th e low est eb b
If You have a place
d ale 8 :3 1 p. m.
O scar W alin .
tre a su re r. The firs t m eeting will be
has lieen reach ed and th a t
th ere
to
rent, Advertise in the
W ESTBOUND
R aym ond D u n b ar, w ho has Just held on T uesday a ftern o o n at th e
Outlook.
a re nearly a th o u san d Joyal g ra n g ­ Lv. T ro u td a le 915 a.
m .;
leave re tu rn e d from ta k in g th e e x a m in a ­ hom e of Mrs. H eitsm an a t th e W hite
ers In M u ltn o m ah yet.
Admission, Men 15c
F airv iew 9 :1 9 a. m.— Ar. P o rtla n tio n a t G ra n ts P ass, O re., fo r th e C o rn er hotel.
T h ere a re too m any good, sub­
1 0 :0 0 a. m.
Ladies.
10c; Children, 5c
n av al academ y an d h as been v is it­
Mrs. E. Bowen and Mr. and Mrs.
W ant ads. today, page 4.
s ta n tia l fa rm e rs who ta k e no stock Lv. T ro u td a le 4 :4 8 p m .; leav e F a ir-
in g his g ra n d p a re n ts , D. S. D u n b a r A. W. H aw ks, of W oodlaw n, m other
In th e g ra n g e
It h as helped tb
view 4 :5 2
p m .— Ar. P o rtlan d an d w ife, h a s gone to Jo sep h , O re., and siste r of C laude
H u rst have
You Vi ill See a Good Game Daily O reg o n ian , 1 yr. r e g . .
in m any w ays pet th ey a r e co n ten t
6 :3 0 p. m
to v isit h is m o th er.
been v isitin g here.
T w ice-a-W eek O utlook, 1 y r.
C o m b in atio n , 1 y r ......................
i i t i
V zU T L O O K
FAIRVIEW
BASE BALL
Fairview
Sunday, June 22
Sundials
rs.
Portland
independents
N O T Q U IT T IN G
B U S IN E S S , B U T A
Closing
Sale
Of Our Entire Stock of Kuppenheimer and Herman Wile Clothes
All M en s f urnishings, except contract goods, will go on sale at G R E A T L Y R E D U C E D prices.
T ake advantage of this SA C R A FIC F S A I F f H k r
you ,«11 ,,u, lor the warn, .„m m er months, at a big saving to yon. Thorte w ho apprect.te Nice. N ew . Crisp. M erchand.se wH! have an „ p p o r tu n V to kn
bargains are.
Com e in Early and Make your Selection while the Stock is Complete.
P
Sale Starts Saturday Morning, June 21.
Men’s and Young Men’s All Wool, Hand
Tailored Suits
$ 15.00 Suits Now
20.00
“
25.00
“
-
-
1 4 .7 5
2.50 Straws now
1 8 .2 5
3.00 Straws now
.
.
A Small A ssortm ent of $15.00 Suits at
Men’s Extra Pants
$2.50
L50
4,(X)
5.00
Pants
Pants
Pants
Pants
$ .15
I 00 Gatment Now
-
1.50 Garment Now
•
.7 5
.
1.85
•
2.50 G arm ent N ow
1 .1 5
.
S o f t S h ir ts
> J 0 SH IR TS
100 SH IR TS
1.50 S H IR TS
)
.
.
.
.
.44)
p .i„
„1
-
$
J
BOYS’ OXFORDS, $2.50 and 3.00 Shoes a, -
_
65c
Big lot Boys' Gunmetal and Box Calf at $ E 5 5 and $ 1 .7 0
High Grade Caps
-
E. W. AYLSWORTH
Leading Clothier
TERMS CASH
2 15
M E N ’S H A T S
» I JO H A T S , Felt and Cloth
S I. IS
2.50 H A T S , Felt and Cloth
1 .8 8
TOO H A T S . Felt and Cloth
2 .1 8
25c W O R K S T R A W H A T S
15c
MEN'S SUMMER NECKWEAR
Scarfs and Ties
25« NECKTIES
GRESHAM, OREGON
2 35
3. J 5
3
2J5
MENS $ 3 .5 0 Dress Shoes, at
-
.
Selz Royal Blue and Packard Shoes at
-
Florsheim $5 Shoes at
.
.
Men's Florsheim and Packard Oxfords. $4 and $5 vals.
Summer Work Shoes
.
.
_
.7 5
1.15
I00
High Top buttons in Tan. Suede, Gun and Buck.
1.25 and 1.50 Caps now
-
SHOES
Another lot of Ladies' Shoes at
1.00 Cap now
UNION AND 1 WO4'IECE SUITS
SHOES
5.00 Panam a Hats
50c Cap now
Men’s SummerUnderwear
f° F them selves " b at real
L A D IE S ’ L O W SHOES, .bou,
$2, 2.50 and $3 shoes at
50c, 75c and $l Assortm ent Clean-up, at
now
now
now
now
S M) Garment Now
7 .5 0
SHOES
$1.50 Straws now
2.00 Straws now
7 ‘ *
Take Advantage of This Sale
STRAW HATS
$ 1 1 .3 5
‘
a , t
,
M erchandise and 6 ,
j
.
50c N EC KTIES
COLLARS. All Sue«
.
.
IBc
35c
2 for 25«