PAGE FOUR
GRESH.UM OUTLOOK
TUESDAY,
MAY
¡M,
1
S
1U14
d red an d M aster H arry B erry, Mr.
an d Mrs. A. W ells, Miss Verl and
N ora W ells, Mr. an d Mrs. W. E.
TROUTDALE, May 25— Sunday W ills, Miss W anda and Eddie W ills
F A IR V IE W , May 25— A dredge
school was held iu th e M ethodist an d S. L. W ills of P o rtlan d spent a sent o ut by th e Pacific B ridge Co., of
Episcopal church a t 10:30 Sunday very p leasan t day with Mr. and Mrs. | P o rtlan d has co m m en ted work on
m orning, w ith C. I. R ak er acting as L untsden at th e ir home. T he v isit j th e dike which Is to be a p a rt of the
o rs are leaving P o rtlan d T h u rsd ay
P erm an e n t o rg an izatio n of th e new
su p e rin ten d e n t. Before th e children to r so u th e rn Oregon and expect to road which th e county and th e Sun-
Dial ranch a re b u ilding from F air- republican county co n tro l co m m ittee
DURING T H E H O T W E A T H E R
were dism issed H. L. St. C lair, of s e ttle there.
was com pleted a t th e C en tral L ib ra
view to th e C olunm bia river.
G resham , talked to us encouragingly
Misses Je n n ie and A ddle Thom as,
BY USING
T he M ethodist Aid society m et with ry, P o rtla n d , last n ig h t. C harles
of the church work, and we are very of P o rtlan d , w ere e n te rta in e d by Mr.
'
Mrs.
C. A. S tew art on W ednesday af- Uleveland is th e m em ber from G resh
so rry th e re were not m ore of o u r and Mrs. C. I. R a k er on Sunday.
am precinct No. 309.
tern o o n which was passed in sew ing
re g u la r a tte n d a n ts p resen t to h ear
T he chicken pie su p p er is p o st T hose who g ath ered fo r th e a f te r
T h ere was no ball gam e on S un
him.
poned Indefinitely, but a straw b e rry noon w ere M esdam es D. S. D unbar, day la st ow ing to th e rain . A ante
Mr. and Mrs. David B urns and social will be given
in its place G eorge B urlingam e, A C. Sim ons, J has been arra n g e d
for M em orial
baby are visiting th e ir m other, Mrs.
T h u rsd ay 2 8 th , from 5 to 8 p m. at W Benecke and M L. H arris.
Day w ith th e S pangle A ll-star team ,
QUICK, CLEAN
Jam es B urns, of T rou td ale.
th e church.
T he proceeds will be
Mrs. F ra n k R. Jo h n so n w ent to of th e A rcher-W iggins league. Next
Mrs. A. W. Z im m erm an is visiting
and ODORLESS
for th e Im provem ent of th e church. S eattle o r F rid a y to m eet Mr. Jo h n -) S u n d ay 's gam e will be w ith th e
h er sister, who is ill.
E veryone is co rd ially invited.
P lea san t Home team .
son,
who
w
hile
visiting
relativ
es
in
Tlie T ro u td aie L adies' Aid society
Geo. Sunday is building a barn for
B ellingham , W ashington, was q u ite
met in th e church la st W ednesday to
AT
Special Fence Bale, 39 in. Field
B M. H all on his place on th e T ro u t
serio
u
sly
in
ju
re
d
in
an
autom
obile
quilt.
Fence a t 27c per rod: 3 ft. W ire
d
ale
road
n
o
rth
of
th
e
Base
Line.
accident.
Mrs. N. S. P arso n s spent th e week G ate $2.25. M etzger Bros.— A dr.
Mrs. A. L. H arvey gave a tea on T he building is 36x50 feet, 20 feet
lir P o r tla n d and O regon City visiting
T h u rsd ay fo r th e benefit of th e to th e sq u are, w ith g am b rel roof. It
frien d s and relatives.
On Sunday
Bids W anted.
P resb y terian L ad ies’ Aid society. In 1 : will be ready fo r th is y e a r’s fine crop
tlie first fam ily reunion for th irte e n
of hay.
Gresham, Oregon.
T he City R ecorder of th e city of th e aftern o o n a m usical p ro g ram was
years waB held in h e r home. Those
U m bdenstock & L arson are m ak
ren
d
ered
by
Miss
Olive
F
an
ch
e
r,
I
p resent w ere, Mr. and Mrs. Richie F airview , F airview , O regon, will re
ing nu m ero u s sales in B ristol Acres.
from K ansas, Mr. and Mrs. S chank, ceive sealed bids fo r th e gru b b in g Miss Eva Tow nsend an d Miss G ladys
L ast week they sold fo u r tra c ts one THREE NEW TEACHERS
H
olgate.
T
hose
who
enjoyed
th
e
a
f
of the W yom ing, Mr. and Mrs Schute
an d g rad in g of H arriso n and Depot ternoon were, M esdames L. J. Angel, each to E lm er P eterso n and F red
E. A. E asley, Real E state
FOR GRESHAM SCHOOLS
and Miss Bell P arsons of Oregon.
B u y s , S e lls a n d E x c h a n g e s B e al E»-
C arlson, and two each to M. H. F a rn -
stre
e
ts
from
th
e
County
Road
to
the
W.
C.
Spence,
G.
E.
F
an
ch
e
r,
Eliza
Mrs. A. I). K endall enjoyed a
t a t e o f a ll k in d s : w r ite s F i r e I n s u r
T each ers for th e re g u la r courses of
,h a tu an d M. B ristow . T he sale price
a n c e a n d le n d s m o n ey .
pleasan t day in P o rtlan d last week P o rtlan d Railw ay L ig h t an d Pow er Stone, J. W. T ow nsend, D. M. Don-
was
$300
for
each
trac
t.
th
e
G
resham
h
igh
an
d
g
ra
m
m
a
r
O fficer 3 32 C h a m b e r o f C o m m e r c e
w ith h e r sister, and is now e n te r C om pany's sp u r on Sixth stre e t a c ough, W illard Cook, Jo h n Bliss, J. R.
B u ild in g , P o r tla n d , O r e g o n .
F re d Conley and d a u g h te r M ar g rad es will n u m b er ten, fo u r of whom
C avanagh, Jo h n Bacon, J. L. Stone,
P H O N E : M a rs h a ll 1675.
ta in in g h er z ro th e r from K ansas.
co rd in g to plans and specifications
g
are
t,
of
P
o
rtlan
d
,
are
visitin
g
his
R e s id e n c e on P o w e ll S tr e e t, O r e s h a m
Jas. A nderson, H L. H uston, F ra n k
will be in stru c to rs In th e high school.
Miss F lem ing, recently from S cot
w hich may be seen a t th e residence D ickenson, R. A. W eidm an, J. R. p aren ts, Mr. and Mrs Jo h n Conley.
land, met m isfo rtu n e F rid a y , w hile
T he list is as follow s: P rin cip al ,1. E.
of
W illiam B utler. T he rig h t to re' H ughes, C h arles Robbins, J. W. Mol- F red lias recovered from his recent
picking cherries. W hen sta n d in g on
accident sufficiently to be a b i t u o go Stubbs, high school, F . A. A nderson, WINNERS SERVED WITH
a stool, lo st h e r balance, fell and je c t any an d all bids is reserved ler, O scar W alin, C. E. Cree, G eorge ab o u t w ith th e aid of c r u t c h e s .^
Miss Jessie Y oung an d Mrs. Coy
ONIONS AND SMELT
broke h er arm . She was ta k en to and all bids m ust be accom panied by Shaw, G ran t Shaw, D. W. McKay,
T
he
business
m
eeting
and
social
W oodw ard. T he g rad es will be u n
the Good S am a ritan h ospital by Dr. a certified check of (10 per cen t) ten H erb ert Shute, J. C. W indle, Misses
T he w inning side in a contest
Olive F an ch er, F ran ces Bliss, Eva of th e E pw orth L eague will be held d er th e supervision of Miss Mabel
H ughes of G resham .
p e r cent of th e c o n tra c t price.
which has been held for th e past six
th
is
evening
at
th
e
hom
e
of
H.
L.
St.
Mrs. Lutnsden is slow ly Im proving.
A rth u r, eig h th ; Miss Id a M enzies, m onths by th e Lady Maccabee lodge,
S ep arate an d d istin ct bids for each T ow nsend, G ladys H o lg ate an d Rev, Clair.
T hom as Robinson.
Miss Anna K alm ar, h e r n u rse, was s tre e t m ust be su b m itted .
sixth an d sev en th ; Mrs. M yrtle My at Rockwood, was e n tertain ed by the
T he W om ens’ C h ristian T em p er
relieved of her charge on S atu rd ay .
Mr. and Mrs. R alph C opeland and
ers, fifth and six th ; Miss L au ra H a r losing sid e on S atu rd ay aftern o o n
All bids m u st be in th e R e co rd er’s
ance Union will m eet n ex t T h u rsd ay
.Miss Grace Wilson, a tra in e d n u rse h an d s by eig h t (8 ) o ’clock p. m. sou Lee and d a u g h te r Je a n , of C am
vey, fo u rth an d fifth; Miss E m m a last, a fte r th e re g u la r m eeting. T he
aftern o o n a t 2 :3 0 o’clock a t th e li
has retu rn ed to h er m o th e r's hom e T uesday, J u n e 2d, 1914.
) F u ller, second and th ird ; Miss Mae w inners w ere invited to th e d in in g
as, W ashington, have been th e guests brary.
In T routdale.
H ughes, prim ary.
D ated th e 20th day of May, 1914. of Alvin C opeland and fam ily.
room w here a delicious lunch was
C o ttag e p ray e r m eetin g will be
Mr. and Mrs. H. J. B erry, Miss Mil
C. E. Rice who has been one of th e serxed.
Mr. and Mrs. Roy Brow n, Mr. and held th is week W ednesday evening
J. H. SCHRAM, City R ecorder.
Mrs A. C. Sim ons and Mr. and Mrs.; at th e hom e of C. M. Z im m erm an on ; high school in stru c to rs will go to
T he tab le was b eau tifully decor
j N eb rask a w here he will teach in a ated w ith a cen terp iece of ferns,
M arvin Brown have moved to Salem Hood avenue.
' p riv ate academ y.
Miss E lsa von m arigolds and m a rg u erites, banked
w here they expect to reside.
Miss Oza W ahl has re tu rn e d from
On W ednesday afte rn o o n Mrs. Hood R iver w here she spent sev eral W lntzengerode has m ade ap p licatio n on each side by huge p lates *rt de
for a position in P o rtlan d . T he new licious green onions; a d ain ty sm ok
C lara D unbar, of Jo sep h , O regon,, days w ith relativ es.
j in stru c to r, F. A A nderson is a son
will give a tea fo r th e benefit of th e
ed sm elt, g arn ish ed by a piece of
Rev. M elville T. W ire sp e n t Mon
M ethodist Aid society a t th e hom e of day in N ew berg v isitin g w ith his of P. A. A nderson of G resham .
pink baby
ribbon
tied aro u n d
Miss Jessie Young, who Is am ong it, was placed by every plate. D ur
h e r m o th er, Mrs. A. B. M oller.
p aren ts, Dr. an d Mrs. M. C. W ire.
|
th
e
re-elected
teach
ers,
has
declined
E dw in
B u rlin g am e
an d fam ily
ing th e aw ful silence which follow ed
Thos. G inder has w ith th e help of
h av e gone to Hood R iver w here they his b ro th e r co n stru c te d a n ea t g a r ! the ap p o in tm en t an d will leave h ere th e se atin g of th e guests when each
J for T opeka, K ansas, on S atu rd ay , was w ondering w hat she was su p
expect to spend th e su m m er
age on his hom e place on Hood av e
(Ju n e 6th, w here sh e goes to jo in her posed to eat first, sm elt o r on
T he school will will close on Frfc nue and F ifth stree t.
j p aren ts. She will probably not re ions, th e en te rta in in g side produced
day w ith a p ro g ram in th e evening
O. I. Neal is e n te rta in in g a siste r
tu rn to Oregon.
in th e city hall, Prof. J. B. L ent and from Colorado.
- A T THE
from som e m ysterious place all th e
Mrs. M V. W a lte r will have ch arg e
good
eats which m ake a delicious
Will G inder of P o rtlan d visited his R o ik n o o d
R eb ek alis
to
Hold
of th e literary p ro g ram w hile th e fath e r Thos. G inder o ver Sunday.
luncheon, which was g reatly enjoyed
F estival.
m usical n u m b ers will be in ch arg e ' G. R. M anning, of O akland, Ore-
by all presen t. T he g u ests of th e
Next Tuesday evening, Ju n e 2, the
of Miss Lillie L uscher.
gon, visited his b ro th e r L. P. M an R ebekah lodge of Rockwood will day were Mrs. M innie Brown, Mrs.
tling o ver F riday n ig h t. He was a give a " 5 0 0 ” card p arty a t th e Rock- Lola Spath, Mrs. Em m a G rim shaw ,
C arbollnium to spray y o u r chickj
deleg ate to th e Odd F ellow s G rand Maccabee h all, to be follow ed by a Mrs. L a u ra P ullen, Mrs. A nna Schan-
en houses, any q u an tity . At S terlin g
tin, Mrs. S arah W ilkes, Mrs. M abie
Lodge at McMinnville.
festival of straw b e rrie s, cream and
K id d er’s.— Adv.
G resham R ebeckah Lodge, No. 61, cake. A dm ission will be 25 cents. K aser, Miss Susie Stanley and Miss
Mazie S chantin.
T hose fu rn ish in g
will hold th e ir re g u la r m eeting W ed E veryone Is Invited.— Adv.
lunch were Mrs. Josie Stanley, Mrs.
nesday, May 27. T h ere will be in i
M. E. T u rn e r. Mrs. E. S tanley, Mrs.
tiatio n work. A la rg e atte n d a n c e of
Card of T h an k s.
m em bers is desired.
We wish, th ro u g h th e colum ns of E. Rowen, Mrs. B. Dickenson and
Mr. and Mrs. G. W. K enney sp en t th is paper, to th a n k th e frien d s for Mrs. Elsie May, of Sellwood.
Sunday in P o rtlan d th e g u ests of H. the m any floral trib u te s th a t w ere
List o f Letters.
B. C hapm an and fam ily.
given o u r beloved wife and d au g h te r
R em aining le tte rs uncalled for in
Mrs. Jas. M cKinney and d au g h te r
Mr. G. C. W ood, W. E. Wood, Mrs.
th e G resham postoffice for week en d
Alice and Miss Olive M arston have
E. B. Wood, Mary E. Wood
ing May 2 4 th , 1914:
gone to Hood R iver w here they will
L etters— Jacob Schw elzer, W. Rei-
A la rg e stock of Screen Doors,
rem ain d u rin g th e stra w b e rry se a
son an d pack berries.
W ire Screen, A d ju stab le W indow raann, Donley Bros., Mrs. L. M. W itt-
orff.
County School S u p erin te n d en t A. Screens a t M etzger Bros. "S w at th e
C ards — L. A m adon, Mrs. Sara.-*»
P. A rm strong accom panied by M. C. F ly ,”— Adv.
Olson.
V
M aris, iu th e em ploy of th e S tate
N otice.
T hese le tte rs will be sen t to the
E du catio n al D ep artm en t, and H. A.
T he 42-piece d in n e r set in th e w in dead le tte r office on Ju n e 7th.
Lewis, m ade a visit to th e G resham
In
school th is afte rn o o n in th e in te rest dow of th e Novelty sto re was draw n 1914, if n o t delivered before,
of school fairs. T his week they will by a Mr. C ulf of E ast P o rtlan d . He calling for th e above, please say "ad-
visit th e schools of Pow ell Valley, has been notified by m ail b ut has not v ertlsed ,” giving d ate of list.
responded.
I. McCOLL, P M.
O rient, Rockwood and T ro u td ale.
If we do not h ea r from him by th e
D. R. S h eo m ak er has m ade a
R eg u lar $12.00 w ashing m achines,
change in th e tim e of d eliv erin g milk evening of th e 29th th e re will be
$7.95 at C arlso n 's w hile they last.__
in P o rtla n d , leaving h ere a t 6 :3 0 in a d raw in g at th e sto re on S atu rd ay Adv.
th e evening in stead of 10:30 in the May 30, a t 3 p. m. an d th e person
m orning as before. Ross E. Read is whose nam e is opposite th e n u m b er
A storia an d P o rtlan d m erchants
d riving th e m achine and doing th e draw n will g et th e dishes w h eth er a re co-o p eratin g to find a m a rk e t for
they a re present- o r absent.
delivering.
th e p ro d u ct of th e new A storia flour
MRS. E. BOUGHNER.
Mr. and Mrs. V. H. Read w ere In
ing mills.
G resham several days last week,
H ealth a F actor in S u ccess.
looking a fte r in te re sts of th e ir farm
Most Prom pt and E ffectual Cure for
T he la rg e st fac to r c o n trib u tin g to
on G resham H eights.
Bad C olds.
Mrs.
E. C. L indsey and grand a m an ’s success is undoubtedly
\ \ hen you have a bad cold you
d a u g h te r Miss H elen M etzger, and health . It has been observed th a t a w ant a rem edy th a t will not only
little g ran d son, A rth u r E ricksou, man is seldom sick when his bowels give you relief, b ut effect a prom pt
T h e m ultitude of medicinal qualities attributed to Olives and
spent S unday w ith th e fo rm e r's siste r a re re g u la r— he is n ever well when and p erm an en t cure, a rem edy th a t
they a re co n stip ated . F o r co n stip a is p leasan t to tak e, a rem edy th a t
Mrs. D rake, in P lea san t Home.
Olive Oil gives these articles a world wide reputation as a modern
tion you «111 find n o th in g q u ite so con tain s n o th in g in ju rio u s. C ham
necessity.
good as C h a m b e rla in 's T ablets. They berlain s v ough Rem edy m eets all
CLOSING ATHLETICS
not only m ove th e bow els b ut Im these req u irem en ts. It acts on n a
OF HIGH SCHOOL prove th e digestion. They are sold tu re 's plan, relieves th e lungs, aids
I he selection of Olives to pack under Monopole Brand, is in the
by O resham D rug Co., and all Deal ex p ecto ratio n , opens th e secretions
M onday m orning m em bers of th e
and resto res th e system to a h ealthy
hands of an expert.
fresh m an class ch allenged each o th e r
condition. T his rem edy has a world
U tah L and P la ste r $9.50 per ton wide sale and use an d can alw ays
class of th e high school to a baseball
be depended upon.
Sold by G resh
Only the choicest fruit is used for this special brand.
gam e. Each class re tu rn e d a ch a l at G resham . M etzger Bros.— Adv.
am D rug Co., and all Dealer«.
lenge. T he ch allen g es w ere for foot
O btain Monopole Olives from us in any variety.
ball, baseball, basket ball aud ten n is
Queens, Manzanilla, Stuffed or Ripe
Some of th e ch allen g es w ere accepted
T h ere will probably be a baseball
Satisfactian goes along with each.
gam e betw een th e sophom ores and
freshm en tom orrow
P lans a re also
being m ade for a b ask et ball gam e
F rid ay n ig h t In th e sk a tin g rink
This Bank is growing not only because it affords that
T he sophom ores and sen io rs will
play th e freshm en an d ju n io rs. A
certain safety which is the
sm all adm ission will be charg ed to
DEPOSITOR’S FIRST CONSIDERATION
be used by th e baseball boys to help
c lea r up th e ir in d eb ted n ess
Every
but also because it has a characteristic way of regarding
one should a tte n d and have som e
the custom er s interests as highly as its own and of m an
novel en tertain m en t.
T r o u td a le
F a ir v ie w
IN GRESHAM
AND VICINITY
KEEP YOUR KITCHEN COQL
A Perfection Blue-Flame Oi! Cook Stove
Sterling & Kidder’s
Try
That
D e l ic io u s
Hazelwood Ice Cream
GRESHAM DRUG STORE
Ancient Fruit for the Modern People
Olives are older than the civilized world.
I he praises of this truly wonderful fruit has
com e dow n to us with the history of by-gone
ages.
7 he people of olden tim es w ould scarcely
recognize the highly cultivated Olive in use
today.
WE GROW IN BUSINESS
BY DESERVING TO GROW
Phone 661 or Call To-day
PHONE
661
METZGER BROS
The Store with a Watchword that Means Something
“Quality and Service”
M ONOPOLE B rand T able F oods
P ow ell \ alley Parent-T encher* Meet.
T he P aren t-T each er» ’ association
of P ow -ll Valley will m eet at the
th e schoolhouse next S atu rd ay even
ing. T he ladies will serve coffee and
ail a re cordially invited
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An ad. In the local new spaper la
a good Inveatm ent th a t all m ar
'h i n t s can afford to m ake
Halibut banks ofT the Tillamook
coaat ara being Inveatlg atad.
ifesting a sincere and earnest interest in the customer's
success.
There is a Welcome for You at this Growing Bank,
the Bank that helps the man that helps himself.
rIR S , T P ^ S STATE
BANK
H A M ,
.
o r e
O ld o t lU u k IB the lo u n .y , ou>,de the City of Portland