Gresham outlook. (Gresham, Multnomah County, Or.) 1911-1991, September 23, 1913, Page 4, Image 4

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    P AUE F O l’B
GREMIUM Ot'TLOOK,
11EH D AY ,
SEPTEM BER JH. 1018
Mrs. R obt. L ansdow n, o f P le a s a n t 1 A new n o v elty sh o p Is a b o u t to be
Home, w as th e g u est on e day
last | opened In th e s to re re cen tly occupied
w eek of h e r siste r, Mrs
C.
E by W. R. B id d le's novelty sh o p on
R u sh er.
Pow ell
s tre e t,
by
Mrs. E le a n o r
T he larg est ap p le,
th e larg est B oughner.
T he s to re w ill be ready
sq u ash an d th e la rg e st corn a t th e 1 ^u r *k® o p en in g a b o u t O ctober 1.
going back to school a n d college, b usiness m en
fa ir w ere ex h ib ited in th e R ockw ood
T he new C ath o lic c h u rc h , recen tly
getting back into th e harness for a good fall a n d
T he local telep h o n e com pany is
g ra n g e display. It also in clu u d ed a finished in G resham w as d e d ica ted
p u ttin g up a sto re ho u se an d su p er-
hill of e ig h t A m erican W onder po- on
S unday. A fter
th e cerem ony
w inter's w ork; just step into the live store today
in te n d e n t's office on th e sam e spot
ta to e s w hich w eighed ab o u t
ten th e lad ies of th e p a rish p ro v id ed a
a n d see how well we h av e anticip ate’ your good
w here it has had a shed fo r th e past
pounds
d in n e r fo r th e clergy ta k in g a p a rt
clothes w ishes in suit a n d overcoat from the
few y ears
T he old shed w as to rn
Miss Rose Elw ood sp en t S a tu rd a y in th ® »ervices. T h e re w as a larg e
a tte n d a n c e a t th e d e d ic a tio n e x e r­
dow n th is m o rning.
an d S unday w ith H e ste r T horpe
A tten d an c e a t th e G resham school
Mr. a n d Mrs. C h arles C atlow , Mr cises.
y este rd a y — o p en in g day w as
21« a nd Mrs. Lewis M ays, an d E va Bell
Of this n u m b e r «2 w ere e n ro lled in sp en t S a tu rd a y an d S unday w ith Mr
th e high school w ith 154
in
th e a n d Mrs. Jo h n B row n
o th e r g ra d e s
T he e n ro llm e n t will
W ednesday a t 2 :3 0 p m. w ill be
Increase g ra d u a lly a n d Is expected to sto ry h o u r a t the lib ra ry . T he sto ry
T he w ell know n B ud A n d erso n ,
te a c h n early 300 w ith in a few week% of a c a te rp illa r an d Mr.
P o ssu m 's lig h t w eight boxer o f th e
P acific
EV ER Y N EW ER STY LE
Mr. and Mrs. O scar E rick so n cam e cu rio u s d ream and w hat cam e of it, C oast, w ill fa v o r G resham by a visit
E V E R Y F A S C IN A T IN G F A B R IC
S a tu rd a y to a tte n d th e fair, an d to will be th e su b je c ts
next F rid a y n ig h t. H e w ill p u t on
visit M rs E ric k s o n 's p a re n ts, Mr
Mr and M rs J a s L aw ren ce cam e a n ex h ib itio n of prize fig h t tra in in g
a n d as alw ays a larger m easu re of tru e quality for and Mrs E. C. L indsey They re- hom e last week from M an zan ita
and 8,80 w111 kive a little exam ple
every dollar spent.
tu rn e d to th e ir hom e at W arren on Beach w here they have sp en t
th e of *»ts sk ill *“ s p a rrin g a t th e pict-
M onday.
su m in er.
n re show . T he adm ission- w ill be 25
and 15 c e n ts fo r
Miss Mary H anson h as gone to cen ts fo r a d u lts
P a u l O sm an, son of H a rry O sm an,
won th e Bain boy's w agon given by Je ffe rso n , O regon, w here
she will I ch ild ren .
Mr Hessel a t h is m ach in ery sto re teach in hte p rim a ry d e p a rtm e n t o f
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to th e lucky p erson re g iste rin g d u r- th e school. H er m o th er Mrs. C ar­
Eyes tested and
glasses fitte d
ing th e fair.
P a u l is fo u r y ears tie H anson w ill Join h er th e re a f te r a Dr. Geo. Inglis.
old b u t th e w agon w ill be a pleas- sh o rt visit a t T he D alles.
u re to him fo r m any y e a rs .
H a rry T hom as an d fam ily of S an-
P om ona g ra n g e will ta k e sev eral
w ere
h ere S a tu rd a y ,
visiting
p erso n s to W oodlaw n to m o rro w .
w i,h relativ es and e n jo y in g th e fair.
Next to Gresham Postoffice
o Canby
. - k . fa ir begins to m o rro w
,
Ur- and Mrs. A. T hom pson had as
—
and 1 1
a guest last week th e ir d a u g h te r-in -
will last all th e
w eek.
S e v e r a l:
law Mrs Fred T hom p son
of T he
from th is vicinity will a tte n d it be­
Dalles.
fore its close.
School opened In
T erry school,
AT GRESHAM
Lloyd T e g a rt re tu rn e d S a tu rd a y [>jBt No 8, y e sterd ay w ith an at-
from v isitin g frie n d s In S eattle.
, ten d an c e of
tw enty-seven
Miss
I w ish to an n o u n c e to the
Mrs. It. W. T horpe, of B ellingham . N ellie H ogue o f T ro u td a le and Miss I
public,
that I will open, on
is
v
isitin
g
re
lativ
es
In
G
resham
and
Je
a
n
Lent
of
F
airv
iew
a
re
the
IS THE BASIS OF
P o rtla n d .
i teach ers.
are o u t of place in a grocery store, b u t
O ctober I, a N ovelty Shop,
Miss C a rrie Mat hiesen, H elen P eels
T he Queen E sth e r circle will m eet | at the location of th e form er
A GOOD BREAKFAST
we have a lot of H ig h G ra d e Toilet G oods
an d
P e te r
B arb er sp en t S a tu rd a y next F rid a y n ig h t a t th e hom e of
N ovelty Shop, on Pow ell St.
O u r 3 0 c S p e c ia lly B lended Coffees are
and S unday w ith th e fam ily of Mr. Miss L a u ra D avis, a t 7 :3 0 .
All
th at W e W ill C lose O u t at R ed u ced Prices.
and Mrs. R ichard T egart.
Novelties a n d School S u p ­
m em bers an d o th e rs w ishing to join
S uperior to m an y coffees sold for 40c.
P erfum es, I oilet W ater, Face P ow der,
A le tte r from Jo h n B row n, w ho a re req u ested to be p resen t.
plies; 5c, 10c, 15c a n d 25c
It is an Exceptionally G ood V alue.
Is at his gold m ine n e a r G lendale,
Rev M elville T. W ire left today
Sachet Pow der, Nail Polish, A lm o n d C ream ,
counters.
re p o rts th a t he h as put the tu n n e l | fo r E ugene. O regon, to a tte n d th e
Flair I onic, Y outheline, I ooth P o w d er a n d
You are invited to call.
In ab o u t tw en ty feet fu r th e r In th e a n n u a l session of th e O regon Con-
W ill pay 3 5 C for Fresh Eggs
la st m onth and th a t assay s
show ference of th e M ethodist E piscopal
Talcum.
th e rock to co n tain ab o u t 200 per ¡ch u rch . He w ill be gone a b o u t a
cent m ore ore th a n fo rm e r tests.
w eek. A re so lu tio n ,
u n an im o u sly
ASK FOR
ASK FOR
A m ong th e P o rlta n il vlsiors a t th e c arried by th e q u a rte rly conference
I AD SUPS
TAD SIJPS
fa ir S a tu rd a y w ere, th e M isses M yr­ of th e local ch u rch fo r th e re tu rn
G RESH A M , OREGON
tle and F ran ces E lw ood, H a rrie t and of Mr. W ire to th is c h a rg e , has been
L illian Van N a tta , an d L ouise T ay ­ se n t to tiie a n n u a l co n ference, and
lor. They stayed to th e d an ce nail th ere Is every reason to believe th a t
I kind.
sp en t th e n ig h t at th e Elw ood b u n ­ he w ill be re tu rn e d .
A ccording to Mr. N ash th e agree- galow a t E lw ood sta tio n .
| m ent w hich he w anted Miss G ra n t to
Ja c o b s o n 's ' new b rick b u ild in g , at
J sign b efo re he left P o rtla n d
and th e c o rn e r of
Pow ell and Main
j w hich she rfeu sed to give h er sig n a ­ stre e ts , is now w ell beyond th e firs t
tu re , w as sim p ly a s ta te m e n t th a t sto ry an d w ill be ready fo r th e roof
sh e w ould lie resp o n sib le fo r
any by th e end of th is w eek. It is to
d eb ts w hich she m ig h t c o n tra c t w hile lie tw o sto ries, w ith a w hite fro n t
+ •¡•O-l-o-l-O-I-O-pO d-O-l-O+Q-l-O-PO-PO-PO+tJd-O.po+o+P-i-O-l-O’HJ+O-HM«
ru n n in g th e real
e s ta te
business of pressed brick
and
p la te g lass
w hich she took o v er upon his de­ w indow s.
p a rtu re
He also d en ies th a t
he
Miss P earl Jo n e s is ta k in g a tw o
Gresham Outlook with:
I "eloped" as o n e of th e d a ilies had w eeks' v acation from h er d u u tie s at
fit, say in g th a t h e h ad n o tified all his th e telep h o n e office.
I Ye«i
6 Month«
frie n d s of Ills a p p ro a c h in g m a rria g e
F. W. H oecker left last week for
Daily Oregonian
$6.00
$3.25
a n d h a d to ld th e m th a t he w ould be a th r e e w eeks' v isit w ith relaiv es
"
and Sunday Oregonian
8.00
4.25
aw ay fo r sev eral m o n th s
on
his an d frie n d s In J a n s e n , N ebraska.
”
Journal
5.50
2.75
w edd in g trip
Mr. and Mrs A. H. R ehtn, of W at«
and Sunday journal
7.50
4.00
He fu r th e r d e c la re s
th a t
Miss re n to n , O regon, w ere th e g u e sts over
G ran t h as tw o d ivorced h u sb a n d s liv S unday at th e hom e of th e la tte r 's
Evening Telegram
5.50
2.75
ing, an d th a t u p to th e tim e th a t she fa th e r F W. H oecker.
Weekly Oregonian
2.00
1.15
becam e h is n u rse sh e w as em ployed
T h ere w ill be a siieclal m eetin g of
Semi-W eekly Journal
2.00
1.15
as a w a itre ss in th e te a room of a th e W om ens' C ouncil th is ev en in g
SEE THEM
Rural Spirit
2.00
|. |$
la rg e P o rtla n d d e p a rtm e n t sto re
a t th e lib ra ry , called by o rd e r of
Young Fellows GRESHAM
AND VICINITY
House of
Kuppenheimer
Bud Anderson Here Friday
$15, $18, $20, 22-50, $25
AYLSWORTH
NEW -
N ovelty Shop
Good Coffee
BRAGG &
Perfumes, Toilet Goods
DUNCAN
Mrs. Boughner, Prop.
MR. DAIRYMAN:—
Combination Subscriptions
Louden Cow Stanchions
Will Make your Cows Glad
M ade of 1 ubular Steel
Easy to O perate
Alao with Oregon City Paper*
Ihiii't l e t Unity S u ffe r W ltli E iz n im
anil S k in E ru p tion s.
Baliles need a p erfect sk in -co v er­
ing. S kin e ru p tio n s cau se th em not
th e ir
gruw tli
DR H O BSO N 'S EC
only iu ien se su ffe rin g , but
h in d e r
ZEMA O1N I MENT can lie relied on
f o r re lie f an d p e rm a n e n t c u re
of
su ffe rin g b ab ies w hose
skin e r u p ­
tio n s liuve m ade I h eir Hr« m iserab le.
O ur baby w as a fflic te d w ith break
m g o u t of tiie sk in all o v er
th e
lace and scalp.
D octors an d
sk in
sp ecialists ta iled to help
We tried
l»r H obso n 's E czem a O in tm en t and
w ,re overjo y ed to nee haliy
eotu-
p k o 'ly cu red befo re one box
was
used
w rites Mrs S lu h le r. D ubu q u e,
lo w .i
All d ru g g ists, o r by
m ail,
,»Uc
P fe iffe r C h em ical
C om pany,
s I.ouls. Mo. P h ila d e lp h ia , Pa.
JOSEPH NASH WILL
FIGHT LAW SUIT
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J lie
p re sid e n t
M rs
C h as.
Cleveland,
A h e a d lin e says, “ Spain S hort of to a tte n d to m a tte rs of Im p o rtan t
F u n d s .”
B ut su rely th a t
is no I business.
AB m em bers a re urged
new s.
J to be p resen t.
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' C leveland B liss left last
F rid a y
DiarrlKM-a Q u ic k ly C u re d .
io r C o rv allis w h ere he w ill a tte n d
“ I w as ta k e n w ith d ia rrh o e a a n d O regon A g ric u ltu ra l College.
Mr Y orks, th e m e rc h a n t h e re , p e r - '
Jo h n C re w >- of B eaver, O regon. I
su ad ed m e to try a b o ttle of C h am -I * U8 ,h e * ue8' s » n d «y « ‘«I't of his
a id tu ru \1
M
I .. ...1 vat .
_
h e rla in ’s C olic,C holera and D ia rrh o e a siste rs M rs M Vogel and Miss M ar-
Rem edy.
A fter ta k in g o ne does of K»ret C reecy.
It 1 w as c u re d . It also cu red o th e rs
Mr. and Mrs. H. M G erm an re-
th a t I gave it to ," w rites M. E Geb- tu rn e d last S a tu rd a y from D onnell,
h a rt, O riole, P a.
That is not a t all O regon, w here they had
sp en t a
u n u su a l. An o rd in a ry a tta c k of d la r-
,
r h o e a c a n a lm o st in v a ria b ly be cured ‘’ T “* "' «"•’ P ro fita b le th re e w eeks
by one o r tw o doses of th is rem edy. P*c a *ng hops
F o r sale by G resh am D rug Co., and
A w L eslie, of P o rtla n d , secre-
all D ealers.
j ta ry of S cottish C lan M acleay w hich
, j c ele b rated h ere on J u ly w 4th, w as a
(•H ESH A M B E T H E L B A P T IS T — c a lle r at th e O utlook office F rid ay
Jo aep h H. N ash, th e P o rtla n d real
• s ta te d e a le r w ho lias been m ad e th e
d e fe n d a n t in a $ 5 0 ,0 0 0 breach of
p ro m ise su it by G e rtru d e G ran t of
P ori lau d , lias re ta in e d
a firm
of
a tto rn e y s an d
h as said
th a t
It
is his In te u lio n
to fig h t th e cast*
io th e very en d in o rd e r
to c le a r
ills nam e. He den ied gen erally aud
. r s j s u n x
* , ~ , - *
’ « •»
.......*
m eetin g each ‘ few ,lays v aca,lo n a,ld »topped off
in d e ta il all of th e c h arg es m ade in 8 :0 0 p m. P ra y e r
. . . .
i W ednesday ev e n in g
a t 8 :0 0 n ui i ,o s®® ib® fair,
i« lu m p a nt to th e e ffe c t th a t he Rev. E. A. I ^ o n a r r d , a c tin g p asto r, i Mrs. Mary L ohr and son visited
h ad lived w ith G e rtru d e G ran t u n d e r
.
n » r a il a n m n n r
« "vi,h h t r b ro th e r 8. M
W ebber and
p r o m i s e of m a rria g e , an d said th a t
n s
t
r
v i
u7 > a la m ll>' recently
.h e re had n ev er been any b u t pu re-
*’ ; ’ * ' * A ' '
Mi
Mrs j 8 o , jg of p ,
'
Ik*»|>oil'lciicy.
Is o ften caused by In d ig estio n an d n i hUta h “ i * * , 7 b* tWe* "
«'very second an d ‘ fo u rth ’ Tuesda“ ’ 1 int H om «' visl,vd r ‘' la ,lv ‘ s and at-
coiisU pation, an d q uickly d isap p ears
v
i y In th e case w as em ployed All M aster M asons co rd ially invited I , ®n<led th e fa ir a day o r tw o last
wlii'ii C h a m b e rla in 's '
T ab lets
a re
j week
ta k e n
E or salo by G resh am D ru g by hitu to assist in his real e s ta te H P u lfe r, S ecretary .
b u sin ess au d also as n u rs e w hen he "
Co , an d all ltealers.
w as s u ffe rin g from h e a rt
tro u b le.
A
F A IR V IE W LOD GE No At th is tim e he w as u n co n scio u s for
a perio d of th re e week an d w as u n ­
V I
,x A M
Z
, O iiiiiiuiucaiions tiie first d e r h er care. L a te r he an d
bis
S atu rd ay o f each m o n th . M asonic n u rs e m ad e th e ir hom e w ith
Mr
T em ple, T ro u td a le .
N a sh 's b ro th e r an d his wife w ho is
Eight Yearg of Service, Eight Year» of Continued Growth
I O l ItT G R ESH A M . No. 81. F o r- Miss G ra n t's sis te r
B ut th a t they
ir i
of A m erica M eets th e sec­ e v e r c o n te m p la te d e n te rin g in to th e
ond a n d ton rill M onday ev e n in g in s la te of m a trim o n y , Mr N ash denies.
< a. n m o n th a t I. O O. F h all
September 2
Resources
i- 1. G ru b b , ch ief ra n g e r:
O. J "W e both cau ie from C h icag o ," said
ae,
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t
1
h
a
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n
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h
er
sin
ce
sh
e
1906
* r,m b la y . se c re ta ry
$ 38,488.95
w as five y e a rs old u n til we m et in
1907
«
81,699.17
w iien g tlien M onk K illin')*.
P o rtla n d ."
I ’ o n I su ffe r
lo n g er w ith weak
1908
H e is at
p resen t
n eg o tia tin g
95.662.38
kid n ey s
l u u can get p ro m p t relief fo r a su m m er hom e a t latn g Beach J
1909
-
120,698.35
.' ta k in g E lectric B itte rs , th a t w on­ w h ere his honeym oon w as so rudely
1910
't ta i rem edy p raised by w omen e v ­ in te rru u p te d by th e new s th a t th e
162.063.06
He an d
his
ery w h ere
S ta r t w ith a b o ttle to­ su it had been filed.
1911
.
173,497.12
d ay, you w ill soon feel lik e a new b rid e fo rm erly Miss L illia n R ichm ond
1912
164,700.48
w om an w ith am b itio n to w o rk , w ith ­ of R ockw ood, a re sta y in g In S o u th
1913
.
out fe a r o f p ain . Mr. Jo h n Dowl- | B end an d it Is h is In ten tio n to go
185,708.68
m g o f San
F ra n c isc o .
w r ite s .— in to th e real e s ta te bnu sin ees th ere :{
G ra titu d e fo r th e w o n d erfu l effect I co n d itio n s s trik e him rig h t a fte r th e
of E le c tric B itte rs p ro m p ts m e to su it Is settled a t th e first term of
w rite
It c u red my w ife when all I
lie say s th a t Miss
elne fa ile d ."
Good fo r th e
liv er : co u rt In O ctober
GRESHAM , OPE
*
a s well
N o th in g b e tte r fo r Indiges­ G ran t s a tto rn e y s have been a ttem p t
tio n o r biU ousncea
P rice, 6t»c aud in g
to affect a se ttle m e n t b u t th a t
' K
fA g ig u t ,
n 'x w H ------
$1 no. at all D ru g g ists
he w ill not c o n std e r a n y th in g o f th e
'«tatde d>e U l y irf
XjX
stl
We Grow by Deserving to Grow
rIR S T STATE BANK
At Sterling & Kidder’s
H AR D W A R E STORE
GRESHAM, OREGON
School
TABLETS
Books
P E N C IL S
ETC.
W e are E X C H A N G E A G E N T S for all the books
used in the Public Schools.
The Famous REXALL TABLETS, Etc,, Are Here
Call on us.
GRESHAM DRUG CO.
••T H E R E X A L L S T O R E **
L umber G reatly R educed
1x12, sized, per M
2x 4. 16 and 24 ft. lengths, sized, per M
-x 6. 16 and 24 ft. lengths, sized, per M
Shiplap and Shearing, per M
$ 8 .0 0
7.0 0
7 .0 0
7.0 0
OLESON LUMBER CO,
T e l e p h o n e -4 1 1
2 1 - 2 m ile s e a s t
of
K e ls o
ANOTHER DROP IN LARD
5-lb. Pail, 6 5 c
10-lb. Pail, $ 1 .2 5
WHY PAY MORE?
Guaranteed Pure and Full Weight
HowitVs Market