Gresham outlook., October 07, 1913, Page 4, Image 4

PAG»!; F O U S
UKENHAM OUTLOOK.
GRESHAM
AND VICINITY
Miss M adeline M cD onald was a I
S u n d ay v isito r at th e hom e o t Hea- )
te r T horite. T he M cD onald fam ily
— ——
lived a t T erry tw o y ears ago, mov-
F A IR V IE W , O ct. 6— T h ere was a |
Ing from th e re to C alifo rn ia. L a te r nian k illed , a b o u t a m ile e a s t
of
they cam e back to O regon w here Mr.
"*-'a r A ra ta cro ssin g on S unday
M cDonald was en g ag ed as su p e rin ­ m o rn in g by an e a st bound tr a in on
O ne of th e big sh ad e trees n o rth te n d e n t of th e B onaday sto ck farm ■ th e O.-W . It. & N. A le tte r found in
SU G A R —Best Fruit or Berry
$5.35 sack
of S h a ttu c k 's sto re w as blow n dow n n e a r R oseburg. A fter a week
a t ! his p o ck et show ed h is n am e to be
T h e c o ro n e r w as |
last n ig h t T h e tr u n k was b roken off th e Salem fa ir they cam e to P o rt­ R obert Jaco b s
TEAS— Regular 50c, bulk
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40c
ab o u t five feet above th e g ro u n d , land fo r a sh o rt stay b u t expect to was c a lle d an d his re m a in s w ere ta k ­
en to P o rtla n d . How the accident
th e tre e fa llin g in to th e stre e t.
re tu rn to C a lifo rn ia before w inter.
C O FFEE — I he Coffees we are putting out for 30c
J. O. T h o m as w as b ro u g h t h ere
J . T .S tiilio n s an d fam ily , of E u ­ happened lias not been determ ined 11
♦ and 35c are hard to match. They are great values.
y e ste rd a y from S acram en to
by his re k a
S p rin g s. A rk , a rriv ed T u es­ y et as it w as s till m o rn in g an d the
m
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who
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b ro th e r E zra In a som ew hat p re c a ri­ day an d will stay fo r th e
w in ter
Will Pay 371c for FRESH EGGS
ous co n d itio n us th e resu lt of a se- with his d a u g h te r M rs E. A. E asley bo, was com ing w est a n d th e re w as |
very Illness
lie Is restin g co m fo rt- an d fam ily. Mr. S tiilio n s is a b ro th - ,lo tMnk to o b stru c t th e view of the
ably an d will p ro b ab ly reg ain his ac- e r o f o u r fellow to w n sm an e J T. tra in . R. H u n te r an d C. S h ep ard ,
w ho w ere a t th e T. R. H o w itt ran ch I
custo m ed h e a lth in a sh o rt tim e
S tiilio n s.
w
ere am o n g th e firs t to re a c h th e
Jo e Ross an d E rn e st T hom re tu rn -
T h e laid ies' Aid w ill hold a bake
Û R E S H A M ,OREGON
cd th is m o rn in g from a trip to Ala»- sale at th e N ovelty sto re, n ex t S at- scen e of th e aecid ent, b u t from all
• was k illed In sta n tly
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ka. They had been gone about tw o u rd ay a fte rn o o n , O cto b er 11
All ¡mil' i
Rev W il l i a m s , s u |> e r l n t e n d e n t
of
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m onth on a h u n tin g
and p leasu re m em b ers a re req u ested
to d o n ate
trip
hom e cook in g fo r th e sale.
th e P re sb y te ria n S unday school fo r
W ash in g to n
and
Idaho
K Vido, a Ja p a n e se , was arre ste d
T he W. C. T. U. will m eet in th e O regon,
sp o k e a t th e P re s b y te ria n ch u rc h on I
and tak en befo re J u s tic e R ollins for co m m ittee room of th e lib ra ry on
k illin g C hinese p h e a sa n ts b efo re th e T h u rsd a y at 2 :3 0 p. m. T h e topic S u n d ay m o rn in g w hich w as observed '
reaso n opened.
Tw o
b ird s w ere Is th e Art of H om e M aking, led by as rally day. T h e w ork o f sta n d a rd -,
A special electio n of th e v o ters of
found in Ills lions«' on T uesday last Mrs. 8 .8. T hom pson. All
ladies izing th e S u n d ay school h e re has
School D istricts No
4, has been
been
begun
an
d
th
e
c
ra
d
le
roll
w
hich
lie w as fined *25.
a re co rd ially in v ited .
is one of th e p o in ts
w as unveiled called by th e board of d ire c to rs fo r
Mrs. L illian P u llen and
tum lly
P. L. E verson, o u r g en ial city a t­
w ith an e n ro llm e n t of tw en ty babies | O ctober 11, to vote on th e location
have moved
from
M ontavllla
to to rn ey , was h ere callin g
on
old
all u n d e r th re e y e a rs of age. In fo r th e site ot the proposed county
G resham and now occupying one of n eig h b o rs and frien d s S a tu rd ay . He
th e afte rn o o n th e re w as a m eetin g
Hie bouses o f Mrs P u lle n 's fa th e r is now asso ciated w ith fo rm e r city
high school.
fo r th e te a c h e rs w hen he delivered
A II. G ould in T h o m p so n 's ad d itio n . a tto rn e y G ru n t in his P o rtla n d office
P oliow ing a re th e o ffe rs w ith th e
som e very in te re stin g su g g estio n s
Rev am i Mrs. Y oung, of P o rt O r- in th e R roadw ay build in g ,
nam
es of th e ow ners, each one being
Mrs E liza S to n e e n te rta in e d a t
ford. O re., a rc th e g u e sts th is week 1 P o ste r Cooley an d w ife sta rte d to-
a
legal
c o n tra c t to s**ll fo r the price
W
ash
,
w
here
d
ln
n
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r
on
S
u
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d
ay
,
h
er
g
u
e
sts
being
i.f Mrs. Elin A ton.
day for S outh R end,
Mis C arl N o rris and youiSg son, Mr Cooley w ill s ta rt a five an d ten Mr. and Mrs. G eorge Z im m erm an, n a m e d :
of P en d leto n , a re g u e sts of
M rs cent sto re
We a re so rry
to say Mrs. E d ith M enefee, Misses Olive,
C h arles C le v elan d - -P o u r a cres on
N o rris’ a u n t, Mrs M D. K ern.
good bye to th em , b u t hope th ey will M abel a n d Isab elle Z im m erm an and Main stre e t, tow n of G resh am , be­
P u d S tro n p e, w ho lias spent most re tu rn som e day to ttie ir hom e here O rin H eaty, of Moro, O regon, who is
g in n in g a t in te rse c tio n of Ilc g n e r's
th e g u est o t C edric Stone.
of tin su m m er h ere w ith his a u n t, !
Mrs II W E m ery, has gone to As-
An u n fo rtu n a te e r r o r in th e last
M rs F a n n y Cree, of S alem , is a d d itio n , on th e west lin e of Ja m e s
to r ia w here lie Is now em ployed In O utlook ranspoeed th e d e sc rip tio n s sp en d in g a few d ay s w ith h er son, Pow ell D. L. C., an d ru n n in g east
of one-piece dress«-s an d m en 's rain - C E. C ree and fam ily before leav­ as fa r as th e c e n te r line of Hood
a la rg e saw m ill
n o rth
Mr an d Mrs. It P. G illilan d , e r co ats in Itert L in d sey ’s a d v e rtise - ing for P en d leto n to spend th e wln- avenue, 798 fe e t; th e n c e
Portland, w ere S u n d ay v isito rs
at m ent. T he prices as an n o u n ced w ere te r w ith h er d a u g h te r. Mrs H arry 218.34 fe e t; th en ce west to w est line
o t Ja n ie s Pow ell D. L. C., th en ce
T o d ay 's an n o u n ce- B artholom ew ,
tbe hom e of Mr. and
Mrs.
E L. rig h t, how ever
so u th to place of beg in n in g ,
con­
m ent read s b e tte r. Look It up fo r
T horp e
Mr. and Mrs. J o h n B ra n ih a ll, of
The G resh am g irls' hose team has b a rg ain s iu th o se tw o u sefu l artic le s I’le a sa n t H om e have been th e g u ests ta in in g fo u r acres at th e price of
*2400 on any te rm s to su it th e p u r­
an n o u n ced a d an ce at th e C om m er­ of ap p arel.
of Mr. an d Mrs. J. M. Davis.
ch a se r a t an a n n u a l in te re st of six
cial clu b hull for S a tu rd a y even in g ,
T h ere will be an all day m eeting p er cent.
O ne ply W eath er
K ing roofing,
O ctob er I 8.
of th e Aid society a t th e hom e of
A re g u la r m eeting of th e hoard *1.35 p er roll at S terlin g & K id d ers
D. \ \ M etzg er— C om m encing at a
Mrs. J. N. P a ris on next W ednesday
of d ire c to rs of th e M ultnom ah co u n ­
p o in t w here th e so u th line of M etz­
On S u n d ay th e re w ere six large g er a v en u e and the e a s t lin e of Rob­
Buy y o u r b u ild ers h a rd w a re
at
ty fa ir asso ciatio n will lie held to ­
tru c k s sen t o u t by th e M eyer & e rts
m orrow at which tim e It Is expected S terlin g ti K id d er's h a rd w a re
a v en u e so u th ( fo rm erly
Da- !
P ra n k com pany to J. W. T o w n sen d ’s m ascus ro a d ) In tersect a n d ru n n in g
th a t n early all th e bu sin ess o f th e
H ave y o u r sw itch es m ade of y o u r Birm w here they w ere filled w ith 75 th en ee e a st alo n g th e so u th line of
last fa ir will lie cleaned up anil som e
500 M etzger a v en u e ab o u t 29 4 feet to a
Idea given of how It cam e out fi­ own h air. Miss Ava T hom pson will SQuashes, 75 p u m p k in s a n d
do It fo r you, also y o u r h a ir d ress- “ta lk s o f corn an d som e a sp a ra g u s p o in t in th e so u th lin e of M etzger
n an cially .
Mr. and Mrs. Geo. K enney
re ­ Ing, facial scalp tre a tm e n ts an d m an- w hich they w ill use for d e c o ratin g av en u e fo r th e place of b e g in n in g ;
th e first thr«>e flo o rs of th e ir larg e th en ce e a st along ‘th e so u th line of
tu rn e d S a tu rd a y from Seaside w here ictirlng. G resh am phone til.
sto re. T hey also g a th e re d o ne tru c k M etzger av en u e fo u r h u n d re d
they have spent
th e past m onth
six­
They rep o rt one of th e p le a sa n te st
Som e women w orry
ab o u t w or­ load of a u tu m n leaves.
teen feet to a p o in t, th en ce so u th
G eorge S leret is b u ild in g a n o th e r fo u r h u n d re d tw e n ty -th re e feet to a
o u tin g s ev er en jo y ed at th e bench. rie s they m ight have had hut d id n 't.
Plsli, clam s and c ra b s w ere had In
T he u m b re lla has its ups and larg e silo fo r J. W. T ow nsend.
HARDWARE STORE
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GRESHAM, OREGON
p o in t, th en ce west 370 feet to a
ab u n d an ce.
dow ns, hut Its never kick s
p o in t, th en ce n o rth fifty feet to a
COME IN AND INSPECT THEM
p o in t;
th en ce w est forty-six feet
to a point. T hence n o rth th re e h u n ­
FOR T H A T
dred seventy-seven feet to th e p la te
Mr. and Mrs. A. B. C onrad have of beg in n in g c o n ta in in g fo u r acres
had as g u ests th is
week Mr. and fo r th e sum of th irty -fo u r h u n d re d
Mrs. S u tte r, of S alem , Mr. Beer, of d o lla rs, pay ab le as follow s, to-w lt:
Sellw ood and Miss
B eer of V an­ on e th ird cash on d eliv ery of deed
couver.
balan ce on term s to bu R th e school
A p a rty of su rv e y o rs w as seen In d is tric t w ith In te re st at ra te of six
U nbleached and U n ad u lterated
Wc recom m end th ese ta b le ts In th e
tre a tm e n t
of C oryza,
th is v icinity th e first of th e w eek, p er cent p e r an n u m .
Hay P ev er, Rose Cold and R h in itis, w hich a re all p ractically d u e
b u t th e o b ject of th e ir visit is u n ­
S. S. T h om pson— C om m encing at
to th e sam e gen eral cause germ Irrita tio n , lead in g to in te n se In­
know n.
th e so u th e a st
c o rn e r of Lot 1 in
flam m atio n of th e lin in g of n asal cavities.
Mr C rozier, of P o rtla n d , visited block 2 of K irk lan d a d d itio n . G resh­
Rev. Thus. W iles an d fam ily o ne day am , O regon; th e n c e west 320 feet
In tre a tin g a cold w hich has, as is g en erally te rm ed , “ settled
POW ELL STREET
last week.
along th e n o rth e rly line of Pow ell
on th e lu n g s .''
R exall Cold ta b le ts a re ad v isab le as an e m e r­
s
tre
e
t;
th
en
ce
n
o
rth
559
5
feet
to
gency rem edy u n til co m p eten t ad v ice may be o b tain ed .
J u r school is p ro g re ssin g nicely.
Rev. L. P . S m ith , o u r new pas­ th e so u th line of F irst s tre e t; th en ce
to r, p reach ed a good serm on at 3 e a ste rly , follow ing th e so u th line of
F irs t stre e t to th e c o rn e r of Lot 6
o'clock S unday.
in Block 2 in said K irk la n d a d d itio n
P
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e
a
sa
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t
an
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salm
on
a
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g
racin
g
••T M F R E X 4 U . S T O R E »
th e n c e so u th follow ing th e west line
o u r ta b le s now
of Ava s t r te t to th e p lace of begin­
P o tato es a re not y ielding as well ning, c o n ta in in g fo u r I 4 I acres, m ore
as d esired .
o r less, fo r th e price o f *4800.00
Did you n o tice th irty -fo u r prlz«*s
P rovided Bald p ro p erty is chosen
w ere ta k e n by M elrose at th e fa ir o r selected by th e e le c to rs of said
a t G resh am ?
school d is tric t, fo r a high
school
T h e y o u n g men have org an ized an site, at an election to
be held on
a th le tic c lu b called th e B eaver A th­ O ctober 11th, 1913
I or Sale and For Rent" signs, "Rooms and
letic clu b
Much in te re st is being
T his option to re m a in in force till
Board"
signs, "No Irespass" rr tices (on cloth),
ta k e n
O ctober 2 0 th , 1913, an d tim e is here-
C has T allm an b ro u g h t over som e by m ade th e essence of th is c o n tra c t.
Milk Reports (large enough for daily record of
Jusl Received a splendid
m o re nice stock from his C lack am as
T erm s to su it p u rc h a s e r a t 6 per
16 cows, one month), School Report Cards
co u n ty ran ch .
line of
cen t in te re st.
(convenient
and complete, will fit ordinary en­
Just R eceiv ed a large con sign in g
R alph Howe, of P o rtla n d , called
C lara I. S m ith — T he n o rth one-
at
th
e
hom
e
of
Rev
T
hos
W
iles
r
e
­
for T H E W H O L E FAM ILY.
velope), Oath of Office Blanks for town officials.
h a lf of th e n o rth -e a st ten a c res of
cently.
W e want you to see them. C om e
o u r land facin g on M ain s tre e t in
in b efore the sizes are broken up
th e tow n of G resham an d being in
S p len d id valu es and jttsl the
T hey M ake Ynn P««el 41 o < k I.
Sec. 10. T. 1 8., R 3 E „ W. M. C on­
and get supplied.
T he p leasan t p u rg a tiv e effect pro­
thing for this season of the year.
sid e ra tio n . *12,500, an d may lie sold
duced
by
C h a m b erlain "s T ab lets
5 our chthfren will want them
1 he greatest valu es in
on terih s to su it p u rc h a s e r w ith in­
an d th e h ealth y co n d itio n of body
and you m ay just as w ell get
on
d eferred
an d m ind w hich they c re a te m ake te re st at o p er cent
them n ow and h e ready for the
one feel Joyful. P o r sale by G resh ­ p aym ents, secured by first m o rtg ag e. ,
w et and cold w eather w hich is ever seen . Prices on th ese from
am D rug Co., an d all D ealers.
T h is op tio n expires O ctober 15, 1913 1
Fairview
Until This Ad. Changes
BRAGG &
DUNCAN
HIGH SCHOOL SITES
FOR VOTERS’ CHOICE
SPECIAL
On Laurel Ranges
At Sterling & Kidder’s
Melrose
Stubborn Cold Use
N U N -SU C H LA R D
R ex a ll C old T a b lets
5-lb. Pail, 7 0 c
10-lb. Pail, $ 1 .3 5
GRESHAM MEAT MARKET
GRESHAM DRUG CO.
PRINTING FOR EVERYBODY
Supply Placards and Blanks on hand
New Arrivals!
Fall and Winter Goods
Sw eaters! Sw eaters!
Boys’ Rain Coats
and Girls’ Rain Capes
Special Blanks and Placards Print­
ed on Short Notice
Men’s Wool Sox
sure to follow .
S ee our
Boys’ High-Top Shoes
for the winter. A b solu tely water
proof.
Men’s Aquapelle Goods
In this line our stock is com p lete
and w e can fit you.
Our stock of
Men’s Flannel Shirts
have just h een o p e n e d up and
are certainly great bargains at
p rices ranging from
95c Io $3.50
and you will certainly like the
quality.
12ic to 50c a pair
Men’s Wool Mackinaws and
Duck Coats
are all in and are real bargains
in their lines.
In ev ery line we carry we are
the leader in low price* and
Can sa v e yon m oney. C o m e to
us with your w ants and let us
figure for your winter's Supplies.
e want your b usin ess and your
go o d will, and will sell you
g ood s, satisfy and m ake you feel
like com in g again.
Shoe». R ub ber Goods, D ry Goods,
G ro ce rie s. C ro c k e ry a n y th in g . W e
w ill hx you up ng bl
T R Y US FOR BUSINESS
L e w is S h a ttu c k
THE PEOPLE’S BANK
AM PLE
A LARGE AND INCREASING SU R PLU S
protects the d ep o sito r even though bank m ight surfer a loss, though
everlasting v ig ila n ce is used to hold this sum in tact.
SURPLUS, 15,000.
A STRO N G CASH RESERVE
p ro v id es against any em erg en cy in a su d d en call for m oney.
4 0 P E R C E N T . O F D EPO SITS A R E H E L D IN C A SH
DEPOSITS
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129,395.99
$149,979.04
FIRST STATE BANK
G R E S H A M . O f ? tL ,___
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Order by phone, 701
Gresham, Oregon
C A PITA L
en a b les us to a cco m o d a te w h en proper security is furnished.
C A P IT A L P A ID IN, $ 3 0 ,0 0 0
Sept. 23. 1912
1913
T h e O u tlo o k
f
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IV A > K
• C h s a ty , M Stf IB tfw> t l t y
at P
.
W O n ie n W I k i G e l D iz z y .
E very w om an w ho is tro u b led
w ith fa in tin g an d dizzy spells, b ack ­
ach e, h ead ach e, w eakness, d eb ilitv .
co n eiip atio n
or
kidney
tro u b le s
sh o u ld use L 'leetric B itte rs
9 h»y
give re lie f when n o th in g else w ill,
i im prove th e h e a lth , a d d in g stre n g th
la n d v ig o r from th e first dose. Mrs
| L a u ra G aines, of A voea, La , says
“ F o u r d o cto rs had given m e up and
I my ch ild ren an d all my frie n d s w ere
looking fo r me to die. when my son
in sisted th a t 1 use E lectric B itte rs
I did so. and they have d one m e a
7nd * 1 ° ',? ° ° ;’, ' , JU ’.' ' r> ,h ’‘n' 5" c
anil
at alt «Iruggist« o r by m att
H E B ucklen « Co . P h ila d e lp h ia o r
St Louis.
l.i« t
T he
uf
follow ing
Ix 'ttc rs .
list of le tte rs
m ain uncalled fo r a t th e G resham
posto ffice
for th e
w eek e n d in g
I O ctober 6. 1913.
l e t t e r s k R K lrth . Mr V auld.
I has B etz, L. W. C hapm an
C has
G ep p art. David B rad stein . Mrs Ar-
th u r Zeek Mrs M K afw ey.
C ard s
Mrs A rth u r Zeek
T hese le tte rs w ill be een t to th e
le n ,' r
" " O rto b e r 19.
i 1913.
Q i i ir
j n
, . .
.
If
not
'
‘ <,ellTer*d before.
In
* ailin g fo r th e above, p lease aay a d ­
v ertised , giv in g d a te o f list
C h u r c h S e rv ic e s a t G illi s .
S unday school 10 30 a m
R L
< ti ihlcen
N o rth ru p .
su p e rin te n d e n t
M id-!
Buy y o u r s ta tio n e ry
at
D u k e's
week
p ra y e r m eeting
an d Bible confectionery an d get a
tic k e t on a
study W ednesday ev ening at 9 p m free box of candy.
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