Gresham outlook., July 24, 1914, Page 4, Image 4

G RESHAM OUTLOOK
Now Open for Butine»«
A ll th e f u r n itu r e w as ta k e n fro m
th e ro o ltif ill th e seco n d sto ry o f th e
fo r m e r C ro w h o te l. F ir s t S ta te B ank
b u ild in g , y e s te rd a y .
It w as b o u g h t
by a d e a le r in P o r tla n d .
At th e M e th o d ist E p isc o p a l c h u rc h
I S u n d a y th e r e w ill be p re a c h in g by
th e p a s to r ltev . M elville T. W ire as
u s u a l a t 11 a. m. a n d 8 p. m. S u n ­
d a y sch o o l a t 10 a. m.
E p w o rth
L e a g u e a t 7 :1 5 p. m. A t th e m o rn -
W e em p lo y Factory Painter». W e w ill paint th e first F ive Cars brou gh t to ou r
i in g s e rv ic e M iss E ch o J o n e s w ill sin g
shop before A u g u st 1st from $ 2 5 u p w ard . Y o u r n eigh bor w ill say, “ W h e re d id
you get your n e w car?** Y o u w ill say it was pa in ted at
I ” O
D iv in e
R e d e e m e r”
by C. H.
: G ounod.
W h en J . C. H e sse ll c a m e d o w n to
o p e n his im p le m e n t s to r e y e ste rd a y
Phone Marshall 5 3 2 8 I m o re in g h e fo u n d th e fr o n t d o o rs
Second and Ankeny Sts., Portland, Or
F o r R eference L a to u re ll A Son.
; w ide o p en a n d saw a h a t ly in g o n
th e floor. A tr a m p had g a in e d a d ­
m itta n c e so m ehow a n d m a d e a lodg-
. in g on so m e b u n d le s of b in d e r tw in e
b u t h a d le ft b e fo re b r e a k f a s t. N oth-
’ in g w as ntidsed.
For Your Saturday Shopping
GREEN CORN
LETTUCE
CELERY
NEW MARKET PAINT SHOP
DRV LUMBER
TO CLEAN UP OUR YARD
2x4—16, sized, per M
2x6—16, sized, per M
1x4, ceiling, per M
$14 and $
OLESON LU M B ER COM PANY
NEAR KELSO
1C1O US
CARROTS
CABBAGE
GREEN BEANS
GREEN ONIONS
TOMATOES
CREEN PEPPERS
BEETS
CUCUMBERS
GRAPES
CANTELOUPES
APRICOTS
BLACKBERRIES
PEACHES
RASFBERRIES
M rs. M. E. S to c k e r h a s g o n e to
S e a ttle w h e re sh e w as c u lle d by th e
illn e s s of h e r ecu .
BANANAS
M rs. C. M. O lip h a n t w as a v is ito r
y e s te rd a y a t G ood S a m a r ita n h o s p i­
ta l P o rtla n d , w h e re a frie n d is u n d e r
s u r g ic a l tr e a tm e n t.
G. H. S u n d a y a n d E. M. C a m p T ia v e
g o n e to H ood R iv e r fo r a few d a y s ’
v is it w ith th e i r c h ild re n M r. a n d
j M rs. M elvin S u n d a y . Mr. C a m p w ill
I v isit a t M o sier b e fo re r e tu r n in g .
Service and Quality
M rs. J a k e M e tz g e r w as p a in fu lly
I in ju r e d e a rly th is w eek by a fall
I fro m a s te p la d d e r.
H e r k n e e w as
| b a d ly s p r a in e d a n d a s a r e s u lt sh e
I m ay be la id up fo r s e v e ra l w eeks.
Thirsty Cattle
should have p len ty o f fresh, cool water these hot days. Let
C. M. O lip h a n t is su ffe rin g from
| th e r e s u lts o f a fa ll fro m a lo a d of
j h ay a b o u t a w eek ago. H is h e a d w as
c u t a n d b a rk in ju r e d . H e is a b le to
I be a ro u n d .
T h e f o u r th q u a r t e r l y , c o n fe re n c e
| o f th e M e th o d ist c h u rc h w as h eld a t
i h e p a rs o n a g e la s t T u e sd a y e v e n in g .
V ery s a tis f a c to r y re p o r ts w e re g iv en
. in th e v a rio u s
d e p a r tm e n ts .
The
q u a r t e r l y c o n fe r e n c e
u n a n im o u s ly
! re q u e s te d th e r e t u r n o f th e p a s to r
| Rev. M eiv ille T. W ire fo r a n o t l \ T
'y e a r .
An
a d jo u r n e d m e e tin g fo r
th e c o m p le tio n o f re c o rd s w ill be
h eld ju s t b e fo re th e a n n u a l c o n fe r­
V otive lo I 'reditorM ,
L is t o f L e tte rs .
e
n c e in S e p te m b e r.
R e m a in in g le t te r s u n c a lle d fo r In
W o rd h a s been re c e iv e d by M rs.
In th e m a tte r o f th e e s ta te o f P e te r th e G re s h a m postoffice fo r w eek e n d ­
E tts e l J o n e s o f a n a c c id e n t to h e r
A n d e rso n , D eceased.
in g J u ly 1 9 th , 1 9 1 4 :
s i s te r M iss A da M cCool a t h e r h o m e
N o tice is h e re b y g iv en th a t th e
L e tte r s G re sh a m . O re g o n ,
144
u n d e rs ig n e d h u s been a p o in te d ex- U lisa n s tr e e t, P. (). Box 2 0 0 3 , M rs. a t M e ta le n e F a ll, W a s h in g to n . M iss
M cC ool, w ith tw o g ir l fr ie n d s , w ere
i i u to r of th e e s ta te o f P e te r A n d e r­ L a u ra B eer, M iss C o rd e r.
sw im m in g in th e riv e r w hen th e y
so n , d e c e a se d , by th e c ir c u it c o u rt
C a rd s — J . H .
B ric k so n ,
M rs.
w e re c a u g h t in a w h irlp o o l a n d co u ld
ot th e S ta te o f O reg o n fo r M u ltn o - S c k a llin g e r , M rs. R ose T ric k e r.
n o t escap e. A b o a t c a m e to th e re s ­
n tah c o u n ty , a n d h a s q u a lified .
T h e s e le t te r s w ill be s e n t to th e
c u e b u t o n e o f th e g ir ls w as d ro w n -
All p e rs o n s h a v in g c la im s a g a in s t d e a d
le t t e r
office
A u g u st
2d,
ed . T h e tw o w ho w ere sa v e d w ere
■ iid e s ta te a r e h e re b y n o tifie d to 1 9 1 4 , if n o t d e liv e re d b e fo re.
In
ta k e n fro m th e w a te r in an u n co n -
p re s e n t th e sa m e to m e a t G re sh a m , c u llin g fo r th e a b o v e, p le a s e sa y " a d ­
sc
io u s c o n d itio n . I t w ill be re m e m -
O re g o n , d u ly c e rtifie d as by law r e ­ v e r tis e d .” g iv in g d a te o f list.
b
e
re d th a t M isses A da a n d M ary Me- '
q u ire d w ith in six ( 6 ) m o n th s fro m
I. M cCOLL, P. M.
C ool a tte n d e d sc h o o l h e re th e y e a r
'la te h e reo f.
D ally a n d S u n d a y O re g o n ia n an d b e fo re la st.
F. A R T H U R A N D ER SO N ,
M rs.
C ecil
M e tz g e r
an d
E x e c u to r of th e e s t a te o f T w ice-a-W eek O u tlo o k , sp ecial co m ­
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sid e w h e re th e y h a v e been fo r se v ­
T w e n ty
p e r c e n t off on L aw n
e ra l w eeks.
m o w e rs a t S te r lin g & K id d e r's .
M rs. T. It. H o w itt an d b aby, Mrs.
B. N. R an ey , Miss O rel a n d H arv ey
R a n e y , le ft la s t T h u rs d a y by a u to
fo r S p rin g w a te r w h e re th e y w ill r e ­
m ain u n til S u n d a y v is itin g w ith r e l­
a tiv e s.
O. T h o m a s h a s o n e o f th e finest
g a rd e n s to be fo u n d in G re sh a m . He
h a s th e h o n o r o f b e in g th e first lo cal
g ro w e r to b rin g g re e n c o rn to th e
BEVERLY B. DOBBS' ORIGINAL ALASK AN PICTURES
m a r k e t.
W o rd h as been re c e iv e d o f th e
(s e rio u s illn e s s o f M rs M ary P re s to n
o f E a g le C reek . M rs. P re s to n w as a
I p io n e e r o f th is lo c a lity , h a v in g liv ed
j fo r m a n y y e a rs on th e old P re s to n
Fits Any^A
Pump and
Makes It Hemp
The Fuller & Johnson Farm Pump Engine
t h e N e w L o w P r i c e , sup p ly it fo r you.
T h e h o tter the day the
th irstie r the c a ttle g et, and it is no fun pum ping by hand m a swelter*
ing sun. T he F a rm P um p E ngine, no m a tte r w hat the weather, is
alw ay s read y to supply a t once.
a t
2 7 0 t o 2 , 4 5 0 G a llo n s o f W a te r P e r Hour!
T h ia le n ia rk h h le engine Is safe—
en> to».iterate econom ical—du rab le
—absolutely w eather-p ro of—no I m -IU ,
l»nie« H. o r special platfo rm s needed,
Oomesreatl* to ru n . H i l l also operate
grindstone, wawh ing m achine, separa-
tor, etc. 1 hat they are now une<l d a ily
W r it e T o d a y f o r C a ta lo g N o . 1 7 — G e t th e N ew Low Pries
One to fifty h. p. Field Type “W” Gas Engines
Jo Batteries, Starts on High-d ension Magneto, without
ing. Get the price. See this Engine before buying.
Hessel’s Farm Machinery
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E M. W itco x , o f P o rtla n d , •»» •
c a lle r In G re s h a m d u rin g tills »<**
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o llc m a g a z in e
w hich
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a b o u t o u g u s t 1.
' fa rm s o u th o f G re sh a m .
A p a r t of
¡ th e fa rm is now in c lu d e d in th e citv
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The Banking Habit
is u n iv e r s a lly c o n c e d e d to be a g o o d h a b it, a n d
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are
A Laugh from Start to Finish
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