Gresham outlook., February 10, 1914, Page 4, Image 4

PAGE
FOUR
GRESHAM.
OREGON,
TUESDAY.
FEBRUARY
10,
1014
IN GRESHAM
AND VICINITY
F o u r o f th e w in n ers o f W. R.
Mrs. E llis Schom p, of M ayville, O r­
B u rk e s J a n u a r y k o d ak c o n te s t w ere egon and Mrs. M. S tu b b s, o f G re sh ­
G len D avidson, M aurice S ch ram . am , w ere g u e sts la s t M onday a t th e
Mrs. A n n ie B ates an d F o re s t Jen n e. h om e of Mrs. G. P u llen .
Mrs. A lfred B ru n e r, who h a s been
Be su re to h e a r P ro f. F. D. Bailey
of th e O regon A g ric u ltu ra l college serio u sly ill fo r th e p ast tw o w eeks,
w ho will d iscu ss th e p o ta to a t th e is m uch Im proved.
T h e Q ueen E s te h r C ircle w ill m eet
Prof. A lb ert S w eetser w ill g ive his
lib ra ry n ex t T h u rsd a y , F e b ru a ry 12,
next F rid a y ev en in g a t th e hom e o f at 1 :3 0 p. m.
illu s tra te d lectv e on th e w ild flow­
Mins C leo M ath ew s a t 7 :4 5 .
e rs of O regon a t th e lib ra ry next
Mrs. G eorge P a r k e r a n d son L a w r­
R ockw ood M accabees a re m a k in g
T h u rsd a y ev en in g in s te a d of F rid a y
a rra n g e m e n ts fo r a h a rd tim e s d an ce ence, o f M arshfield, a re th e g u e sts of as a n n o u n ced in th e la s t O utlook.
on S a tu rd a y ev en in g , F e b ru a ry 28. Mrs. Dan M u rphy. It Is re p o rte d th a t
T h e serv ices on S u n d ay a t th e
It »III he p ublic. F u ll p a rtic u la rs Mr. P a rk e r is clo sin g h is bu sin ess F
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affairs at M arshfield an d a f te r a trip a |ly be||>fu| wUb tWQ gtn>ng
la te r.
to ( a l lf o r n la will com e to G resh am by R „ y M L . S eboo,
w ho |g ag.
Miss G race B u rn e tt w as an ov er-
w h ere . th e fam ily t w o ill a g a in m ak e slatin
„ i,,i „ g „ th
, ,,„
e p a s to r in rev iv al , m eet-
S un d ay g u e st o f Miss B id rin e M er­ th e lr hom e.
i_ _
lngs.
T he a tte n d a n c e an d In te re s t
rill a t h e r h om e in G resh am . B oth
Rev. A. J. L ucas o f P le a s a n t H om e a re ste a d ily g ro w ing. L a st n ig h t th e
a re te a c h e rs in th e T h o m p so n school
was a c a lle r M onday a t th e hom e of se rm o n w as by Rev. W. H. B oddy, of
in P o rtla n d .
P o rtla n d , an d w as in s tru c tiv e an d
M ore th a n tw en ty p u p ils o f th e Rev. an d Mrs. E. A. L eo n ard .
u
p liftin g . Mr. B oddy w ill p reach
G resh am h ig h sch o o l F re s h m a n class
A lb ert B eers ex p ects to go th is
an d a few In v ited g u e sts had a picnic 1 week to C a lifo rn ia fo r th e benefit of each ev en in g th is w eek, in c lu d in g
S a tu rd a y . T h e B iblo re a d in g , each
lunch y este rd a y noon In th e ir class his h ealth .
a fte rn o o n a t 2 :3 0 (ex cep t S a tu rd a y )
room . T h ey all b ro u g h t a big su p ­
Dr. E. C. R ossm on an d fam ily an d
ply of goodies an d th e ir a p p e tite s. J. B. R ossm an of P o rtla n d w ere c a ll­ w ill be g iven by Mr. Schooley. T hese
a ffo rd in g
g re a t help.
T he
W hen th ro u g h th e re w as n o th in g le ft ers S unday at th e hom e o f H. L. St. a r e
th e m e s a re p ra c tic a l and th e in s tru c - |
to e a t an d th e a p p e tite s h ad v an ­ C lair.
j tlo n d efin ite.
T h e e le c tric lig h ts
ished.
T h e W om en’s H om e M issionary so ­ w hich h av e been in s ta lle d in
th e
Rev. F red II. F ru lh t, who lived on ciety will m eet to m o rro w w ith Mrs.
c h u rc h a re a w elcom e im p ro v em en t.
th e HaBe L ine road beyond th e 12- R. It. C arlson on Hood av en u e. Rev.
T h e G resh am C ouncil of W om en
m ile c o rn e r ab o u t 12 y e a rs ago, died M elville T. W ire will co n d u c t th e
V o ters w ill se rv e te a a t th e lib ra ry
A ncient literature is full of the praises of the qualities of theolive.
at his hom e in M o n tav llla on S a tu r - ¡ s tu d y . A sp ecial call h as been s e n t
n e x t F rid a y a fte rn o o n fro m 3 to 5
day last. T he re m a in s w ere b u r i e d 'o u t fo r c o n trib u tio n s of g ro ceries,
o ’clock. All lad ies in te re s te d in th e
on S unday in th e Rose C ity cem e­ v eg etab les an d fr u it w hich th e so- Im p ro v em e n t o f th e tow n a re in v lt- 1
But the A n cien ts w ould scarcely recognize the highly cultivated
tery.
ciety will d is trib u te to n eed y fam i- e d to be p re se n t.
T h e P en d leto n R o u n d -u p in seven ; lies in G resham . T h ese a rtic le s m ay
fruit
of
today—it being m u ch su p erio r in every way.
M iss B ird tn e M errill h a s re tu rn e d
reels a t th e G resh am p ic tu re show be ta k e n to Mrs. C a rls o n 's to m o rro w to P o rtla n d a f t e r h e r v a c a tio n week
was one of th e m ost e n te r ta in in g o r le ft a t any tim e w ith M rs. G. W. sp e n t w ith h e r m o th e r, Mrs. C. M er­
T re es th at a re still bearing fruit a re reputed to be 2500 years
fe a tu re s seen h e re an d a reco rd K enney o r Miss M abel T h o m a s th e rill.
house show ed th e p u b lic's a p p re c ia ­ co m m ittee, o r w ith M rs. Z im m erm an
T h e W o m en 's C h ris tia n T e m p e r­
old—a n d m an y are know n to be over 700 years of age.
tion of th e e n te rp ris e of th e m a n ­ , th e p re s id e n t of th e society.
an ce U nion w ill m eet a t th e lib ra ry
ag em en t.
R u ral C a rrie r J. H. S ch ram m et n ex t T h u rsd a y a fte rn o o n a t 2 :3 0 .
B ask etb all a t th e s k a tin g rin k b e­ w ith an acc id e n t on h is ro u te la s t
So m any m edicinal qualities a re contair.ed in the olive and
Miss E s th e r N o n th e n e , o f B a ttle
tw een th e G resh am high school boys S a tu rd a y . T h e b re a k in g of th e h a r ­ G ro u n d , W a sh in g to n ,
is sp en d in g
olive oil, th at it is now looked u p o n as a w orld-w ide necessity.
an d th e E sta c a d a high team p ro m is­ n ess frig h te n e d th e h o rses w hen they se v e ra l d ay s th is w eek w ith Mrs.
es to be an ex citin g ev en t. T h e con­ s ta rte d ru n n in g an d o v e rtu rn e d th e G u st L arso n an d h a v in g d e n ta l w ork
te st com es off n ext F rid a y ev en in g w agon. Mr S ch ram Buffered a badly done.
I he selecting of S u p erio r O lives to pack for M O N O PO LE b ran d
and th e sp irit of riv alry b etw een th e sp ra in e d w rist a n d c u ts on his h an d
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tw o schools Is going to p u t both and
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,.c „ v-
is in charge of an expert a n d only the very choicest of fruit is
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wagon was . wrecked.
The ac- B IO G R A P H IC A L S K E T C H
team s on th e ir m e ttle in an effo rt to c ld en t o ccu rred a t th e In te rse c tio n to
offered
in M onopole.
will
O F E Z E K IE L B E E R S
th e R eam s an d B a rr roads.
C. E.
I f r e e took Mr. S ch ram and th e m ail
T h e fu n e ra l o f th e la te E zekial
in Ills a u to m o b ile an d co v ered th e
Vi e have all the well know n varities of this fam ous fruit
B eers was h eld a t th e B a p tist c h u rc h
re m a in d e r of th e ro u te.
on la s t S u n d ay a fte rn o o n in th e p re s­
Miss Lucy H ig g in s, an old re s id e n t en ce of a b o u t sev en ty m em b ers of
of F airv iew , w ho h as been fo r som e his fam ily an d a h o st o f frien d s.
tim e in th e P o rtla n d C o n v alescen t T h e fu n e ra l serm o n w as p re a c h e d by
G resham , O regon
h o sp ita l, is re p o rte d to be m uch Im ­ Rev. J. H. W ood a ss iste d by Rev. D.
proved and will re tu rn to h e r h om e M. f'a th e y , b o th of w hom had know n
We Handlf “ Only” the Best n e a r Salem th e la t te r p a rt o f th e th e deceased d u rin g all th e y e a rs of
w eek.
Ills resid en ce h ere.
“GOVERNMENT INSPECTED”
Don' t fail to see th e ex h ib it on
T h e p ro fu sio n of flow ers an d th e
tow n im p ro v e m e n ts a t th e lib ra ry la rg e co n co u rse o f frie n d s show ed
tills week
T h is has been p re p a re d th e esteem an d love in w hich ‘‘F a th ­
u n d e r th e au sp ices o f th e G resh am e r B eers” w as h eld . All of h is ten
< B IN D E R ,
P ro p rie to r
In S eek in g
C ouncil of W o m en ’s V oters.
c h ild re n w ere p re se n t, besides m any
O UR PHO NE
g ran d ch ild re n an d g re a t g ra n d chii-
NEW CUSTOMERS
d reen , an d a h a lf b ro th e r Jim B eers
of In d ia n a , w ho is v isitin g here. He
W e d o not for­
C onn ects you
was laid to rest in th e G resh am cem ­
with ev ery arti­
get to take go o d
e tery beside Ills w ife, w ho died Nov.
cle in our store,
care of the old
! 12, 1893.
T he p all b e a re rs w ere
instantly. Quality
Jo h n M etzger, Ja s. L aw ren ce. L ouis
o n es, too
goods.
Quality service
Y u n k er, F red W ag n er, E. E. Van
F leet an d R. H u tch in s.
E zekial B eers was b arn In B o u r­
bon co u n ty , K en tu c k y , Ma>ch 17,
o c h x j o o 0 0 0 o 0 0 0 ch > o 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 ó ( m o b u t x t c o o o - ö - ö o o o ö ö < h X k > ú < h
T lie R ockw ood D airy w hich was
1825, an d rem oved w ith his p a re n ts
s ta rte d by Mr. M artin a b o u t a m onth
to O hio w hen n in e y e a rs of age
ago, has been ta k e n o v er by C has. P.
FO R T H U R S D A Y O N L Y
W hen ten y e a rs of ag e his m o th e r
T a llm a n of .Melrose, w ho w ill co n ­
A n asso rtm en t of goods consisting of G ingham s,
ilied an d he w as le ft Ir. th e c a re of
tin u e Io su p p ly G resh am c u sto m ers
I eicales, Shirting a n d l.aw n s. Special offer for
ail uncle. At th e ag e of tw elve he
w ith m ilk , cream an d b u tte rm ilk .
s ta rte d o u t to e a rn his ow n living
I h u rsd a y only
H is d a iry will be located on th e C och­
on a tow boat n e a r C in cin n ati. L a t - 1
ra n e place, on e and a h a lf m ile east
e r he le a rn e d
th e b rick m a k e r’s
of G resham .
A L A R G E A N D C H O IC E
W H IL E T H E Y L A S T
tra d e . He m oved to Iow a an d la te r
to
M
issouri,
w
h
ere
he
m
a
rrie
d
D
ru
-'
25c Men ’s Ties
A SSO RTM EN T
/2*/2C Ladies COc Muslin Gowns 43c
Dressm aking-
silla
J
a
n
e
U
nd
erw
o
o
d
.
In
I8
6
0
they
25c Sox
P a rlo rs next d o o r to G resham R eal
/4 c
Ladies' 85c Muslin Under­
rem oved to
K an sas, an d in 1878 E s ta te com pany. P rices reaso n ab le.
10c Eox, 2 pr. for
/5 c
skirts
57c
cam e w est, s e ttlin g n e a r G resham .
S a tisfa c tio n g u a ra n te e d . Mrs. M. M.
$1 and $1.25 Men's
25c Corset Covers / 7 and 20c
E leven ch ild re n
w ere
born to Squire.
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Pants
Ladies' Rubbers
$1 00
49c th em , of whom ten su rv iv e. F o u r of
50c Work Shirts
40-
Calicoes, Challies, yd
4 x /2 c th e ten have passed th e h a lf-c e n tu ry THE AFFAIR
AT RAYNORS
m ark
T h e c h ild re n
a re W illiam
$1.00 Dress Shirts
Ladies'
Handbags
80-
20-
R
ears,
G
re
sh
a
m
:
Mrs.
C
lem
en
tin
e,
Children's U ndtrvaist3
T h e fo u rth reel of " W h a t H ap p en ­
10- Portiers, pair
$1.33
M etzger. Gresham: ltev. A lex an d er
ed to M ary ." L a st W ednesday we
Men's Suspenders
19-
Hair Brushes
5 C B eers, S e a ttle : Mrs. E m m a M etzger, left M ary ju s t e n te rin g a s te n o g ra ­
Od Cloth, yard
17c
Talcum Powder, can
G re sh a m : F ra n k
B eers. G re sh a m :
5c
p h e r's
school. T h is
w eek finds
Vash Boards
Mrs.
S
a
ra
h
M
etzger,
d e ceased ; Mrs.
Com ic a n d Sentim ental
19c
Darning Cotton. 3 for
5c
M ary a f t e r h a v in g secu red a position
K
a
th
e
rin
e
W
e
ath
erly
.
N
ew
berg:
E
ze­
15 per cent off on Shots
D. M C., 4 skeins for
as a ste n o g ra p h e r. H er tro u b le has
5c
k ial B eers, Jr., S an d y : Mrs. M aggie
20 per cent off on Dress Goods.
now s ta rte d . A s h o r t tim e a f te r she
Pearl Buttons, card
4c
P ro c to r, G re sh a m :
G eorge B eers,
accep ts h e r new position she saves
15 per cent off on Overalls.
All Dishes at Cost
S an d y : Mrs V iolet Pfaff. P o rtla n d .
h e r em p lo y er from being ro b b ed , but
Ladies' Fleece Underwear /9c Men's Heavy Underwear 35c
B esid es th e ten liv in g ch ild re n Mr.
h e r e n c o u n te r w ith
th e
crim in a l
B eers leaves th irty -n in e g ra n d c h il­
conies very n e a r p ro v in g d isa stro u s
d ren an d fo u rte e n g re a t g ra n d c h il­
REX a ll
fo r M ary. T h is is u n q u estio n ab ly
W H Y P A Y M O R E T H A N W E ASK
d ren .
th e m ost e x c itin g of M ary’s experi-
F o r se v eral y ears p a st M r. B eers enceB a n ,j
oùoûo<X'CK>QCKyQocK>acyocH>o<K:
3000;
givpg U8 a new j(jea Qf
3000C
3 0 0 CM
m ade h is h om e w ith his son F ra n k
Don't You B elieve It.
I . . . » II » . u
, h e f w on‘l «*rful Courage. T he b a ttle
-OOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOiHJOOOOOCHJOOOOO at C o ttre ll
cu
red
o
th
e
rs—
why
not
you*
G1
L as, fa ll he look a trip
w l, g b„ tw een
(■)
Som e say th a t c h ro n ic c o n stip a ­ th em a tria l. T hey cost only a qua
v e ’y
to so u th e rn O regon fo r his h e a lth . tb e (l„Bpprat), th le f
tion can n o t be cu red . D o n 't you be te r
F o r sale by G resham D rug C<
an d w hile th e r e b o u g h t five and a
lieve it. C h a m b e rla in 's T ab lets hav e and all D ealers.
w orked o u t and c o n ta in s m any a
h a lf a c re s of lan d n e a r M edford. In­
th rill.
te n d in g to e n g ag e In g a rd e n in g . He
cam e to C o ttre ll fo r th e holidays,
APPROPRIATE STORY
to m ake p lan s to paint
an d on J a n u a r y 13 re tu rn e d to his
IF NOT AUTHENTIC
place a t M edford.
y o u r buildings, an d it is
His g ra n d so n A lb ert B eers w as
L in co ln 's a n n iv e rsa ry b rin g s out
well to consider w hat
w ith him u n til his d e a th
H e had som e new sto rie s every year. H ere
p ain t to use.
been In poor h e a lth fo r so m e tim e is o ne th a t m ay not be a u th e n tic but
We can point with satisfaction to our past record as the
hut
n e v e r to o k to his bed
F ra n k it is a p p ro p ria te to th e seaso n :
1 here are m an y ch e ap p ain ts on the m arket, c h eap
B eers a n d his son-in-law W. A. P ro c ­
best indication of what we will do for a depositor in the fu­
A fa rm e r once told L incoln a
in quality as well as in price.
to r w ere w ith him d u rin g th e la st w hopping big fib ab o u t his hay crop
ture. We have stood behind our customers in times of stress
week o f his life.
Lincoln, sm iling his melancholy
Olives Are as
As the World
M ore could p ro b ab ly b e w ritten
ab o u t the O live than an y other
know n article of food.
SANITARY CASH MARKET
Main Street
Q ueens
Stuffed Q u e e n s
Stuffed M anzanillas
M anzanillas
R ipe O lives
MEATS
METZGER BROS.
CLOSING-OUT PRICE
at th e
66 1
S anitary G ro cery Store
C lean, W h o leso m e T a b le Foods
C C S to r e
VALENTINES
6c
GRESHAM DRUG c o .
The
T
Store
IT IS TIME
By Our Deeds, Know Us
W e consider
Paint Best
as w ell as th e ch ea p est paint to use.
It is heavier in b o d y and w ill go farther
than the ch eap er thin paints. "H. & M." has
•tood the teat of tim e and p roven its worth
STERLING & KIDDER
HARDW ARE
M AIN ST.
G RESH AM
Card of Thanks.
We wish to thank the people of
G resham and vicinity for th e ir sym ­
pathy and kindness and for the beau­
tifu l flowers at the fu n eral of o u r
fath e r Ezekial Beers.
TH E FAMILY
Card of Thank«.
We wish to thank th e friends for
th e ir kindness In th e loss of o u r dear
one. and for th e ir gifts of beautiful
smile, draw led:
"I'v e been cu ttin g hay, too.”
"Good crop? the farm er asked.
" Fine, very fine.' said Lincoln.
" How many to n s?'
" Well, I do n 't know Just how
many tons,* said Lincoln carelessly,
but my men stacked all they could
outdoors and th en stored the rest
In the b a m .'”
B u ild e r« ' A tte n tio n !
Tbe Sandy F ir L um ber Company
Msry E Wood. W E Wood an.1 of Sandy. Oregon, Is filling all lum ­
sons. Mrs E B Wood. Mr. and ber o rd ers and invites your in q u lr
ies and o rd ers
M artin Lennartx,
Mra H. T ru itt.
m anager
Phone 446.
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flowers
W’e feel that our successful standing and our long identi­
fication w ith the solid, upbuilding interests of the community,
bespeak for ua your patronage and fullest confidence.
PROMPT. COURTEOUS SERVICE. WITH YOUR BEST IN-
TERESTS ALW AYS IN VIEW
,a IRST STATE BAN«
G R E S H A M . O f? E ,
ctïsl :
Olile»! B ank
iu
u te « " i n
the C ity of Portland.