Gresham outlook., September 22, 1914, Page 4, Image 4

GRESHAM
PAGE
OUTLOOK Tl ESOAV. SEPTEMBER
I» l»
FOI R
IN GRESHAM
AND
E. W. AYLSWORTH
J
CALL FOR WORKERS
ON CANNING BUILDING
W ork has begun on th e can n ery on
division s tre e t, east of th e Mt. Hood!
lepot. G rad in g has been done fo ri
he sid e truck w hich will he laid at
»me. S tak es have been set for the
building and lu m b er is being .aid on
he ground.
It Is especially urged I
hat any sto ck h o jd ers who d esire to
ork out th e ir su b scrip tio n s rep o rt '
it om e to Mr. S terlin g , o r H. E. I
•av is, so those in ch arg e may know ,
iow to plan th e ir work.
.w i
H ubert P ark er, of Los A ngeles I
visiting his d a u g h te r and son-in-law
.Mr. an d Mrs. Chas. K. B aird , ol
B alrdsdale. Mr. P a rk e r is a p rin te r
and m em ber of a larg e law prin tin g
firm.
Mrs. E lla A ton has gone to Oswe
go fo r a few days' visit w ith hei
Outing Flannels c f the best at the low price of - yd. 10c
nephew M orris W ilm urth, who is i
ANNIVERSARY OBSERVED
mall c a rrie r at th a t place.
G o v er n y o u r s e lf a c c o r d in g ly
Wool Blankets, a fine line of Comforts, ranging in
BY ST. H EN R Y ’S CHURCH,
N. O. F u ller, Mrs. Ella Aton, O. I
price, from
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90c to $5.00
Neal a re d elegates to th e layinem
T he an n iversary of tile dedication
Y ou w ill n e e d a g o o d D o u b le , S in g le or Repeating I
conference of th e M. E. ch u rch w lilil ,f St. H en ry ’s C atholic ch u rch was
A Complete line of Ladies’ and Children’s Under­
m eets in P o rtlan d next F rid ay .
.bserved w ith a p p ro p ria te exercises
S H O T G U N a n d p le n ty o f A M M U N IT IO N .
wear, at, suit
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25c to $ 2 .5 0
ist Sunday. H igh m ass was cele-
Nine p riests of the C atholic churtd
,rated at in o'clock and serm on by
P o rtlan d , visited the fair d u rin g th
The Famous La Rose Corset in Nine different styles
W e carry in sto ck S e lb y U . M. C., P eters and Win-
'a th e r B ruenagel. D uring the mass
week and w ere g u ests of E'atbe
from, per pair
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$1.00 to $5.00
C hester S h o tg u n S h e lls in th e d ifferen t
i solo was su n g by F a th e r K ane, of
B ruenagel of St. H enry’s church.
s iz e s o f sh ot.
D uring the com ing school yeai W ashington, 1». C„ who also p rea ch ­
will be several pupils sta y in g a t dif 'd on Good H eading am i L ite ra tu re.
The church was well filled and th e
feren t hom es in and aro u n d Gresli
I ligh Grade Shoes for the entire family at the right prices
am. Miss Mabel W agner of C ollrel
ervices much enjoyed.
T h e y ear
Men’s Work Shoes are the Best, at - $3.00 to $7.50
will sta y at
th e hom e of H. W las been m arked by a grow th of
K ern.
E rnest F reem an has cornt from seven to 45 fam ilies, who are
down from Jefferson to stay at J. 1
dentitied witli tlie church.
W e q u o te W in c h e ste r or M arlin ta k e -d o w n
F re e m a n ’s. T h e Misses I.a u ra an.
R e p e a tin g S h o tg u n s ”
.
.
.
GENTS’ SUITS
Mabel Shipley have secu red room
1STA0ADA WINS FIRST
AT CANBY FAIR
in th e H ornish house to r th e wIntel
Call in and pick out your fall suits, boys.
i and o th e r pupils are in different
Due re su lt of th e recent fair at Es-
Our line is bigger and better than
) places. Two of last y e a r’s senior:’
acada
w as (he w inning of first place
H ard w are Store
Miss N ellie F a ris and Miss Ollvi
ever.
KUPPENHEIMER
(8
co
m
m
unity ex h ib it at tlie ('lack n
I M errill will re tu rn to G resham high
Gresham, Ore,
CLOTHES are the best, fit you
mas couuly (a ir at Canby last week,
th is year.
well, and last long.
Mrs. J. N. F aris will give a tea l’he prize money was $50. T he peo
T
h
u rsd ay aftern o o n at h e r resident-, pie at E stacad a a re m ore th an ever
Prices range from
$15 to $25
m o u ra ed to p rep a re to r a b e tte r
for tlie benefit of th e P re sb y teria i
ocal
fa ir next year.
It is said a
OVERCOATS AND MACKINAWS
L adies' Aid society of Fairview .
neeting will be held th is week of
Miss
L
au
ra
Shipley,
of
Bull
Hun
Coats are here and are certainly fine.
wlio is a senior in tile G resham high hose in te re ste d to begin th e ir plans
Mackinaw prices
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$5 to $12
school, Is assistin g a few h o u rs each at once.
W e Pay 5 'c a p o u n d fo r N o . 1
Overcoats
$15 to $25
day a t th e postotfice.
C
o w s. C an use H o g s a n d V e a l
Mrs. S. J. McDonald left today foi r. J. KREUDER IS
FURNISHINGS
any
time. Any quantity.
MASTER
DEPUTY
a visit of a few weeks with her son;
Silver Collars, Chaney Neckwear, Ide
in P o I k county. She will go llrst to
T. J. K re u d er m a ste r of L ents
Highest Price According to Size and Quality
Dallas.
She was accom panied
t< grange, lias received his ap p o in tm en t
Shirts, Cooper’s Underwear, Park
P o rtlan d by her d a u g h te r Mrs. Alex from S tate M aster C. E. Spence as
Mill Hose, and a special line of
Thom pson.
deputy m a ster for M ultnom ah coun-
Loggers' Special Woo, Shirts. 1 his
Ja k e H orn lias retu rn ed to Hoo
H e tm a n W ile A € '•
y He takeB (lie place of Mrs. Vail
H ú rta lo, N . Y .
Hiver a f te r a w eek's visit at tile hum.
year they are great.
ho is app o in ted d eputy sta te m a ste r
PHONE 41
of C. A. Hoffman in C leveland addi
Mr. K reu d er is well know n, is one
tlon.
if th e p rogressive g ra n g e rs of I he
The W om ens’ C h ristian T em per
M ATERIAL ON WAR
•ounty and is very fa ith fu l to Hie FUNERAL OF
mice Union will meet T h u rsd ay a fte r in te rests of th e g ran g e.
Men’s, the celebrated Conquefer Hats $1.50 to $3.00
E L I E. ELLIOTT
SITUATION IN EUROPE
noon at the library. A co rd ial in v i­
tatio n Is extended to all women to DAMASCUS GRANGE,
L ist of m a te ria l on war situa;!«
T h e fu n e ra l of th e la te Eli E. El
attend .
IMPORTANT MEETING iio tt was held th is afte rn o o n a t th e in E u ro pe to be found in the Gtak-
HOWITT BUILDING,
MAIN STREET
Ed. C um m ins was tak en to a Port
atn L ib ra ry :
land hospital S atu rd ay w here lie was
At th e m eetin g of D am ascus G resliam B ap tist ch u rch . T lie ser-
O ld Post O ffice Stand
nion
was
by
Rev.
O.
E.
Sandnes.
In
­
W o rld ’s
W o rk :
War manit
o p erated on for a cancer w hich had gran g e on S atu rd ay , O ctober .'id,
te
rm
en
t
was
in
th
e
G
resliam
cenie-
l'a
c
ts
every
o
n
e
needs
to know abort
m ade Its ap p earan ce on ills face.
much in te re stin g in fo rm atio n will he
tery .
th e causes of w ar, the armies, navies,
At a spec tai m eeting of th e d i­
Mr. E llio tt passed aw ay S atu rd ay finances, etc.
rectors of th e M ultnom ah an d C lack ­ on at t l i e coining election. A fine
Mrs.
Scientific A m erican, September U
am as M utual telephone com pany last program is being a rra n g e d for th e at th e h o m e of h ls
night, Miss Eva A nderson was se­ lectu re h o u r in tin- afte rn o o n which L u lu M. R u ck er in P o rtlan d . He was W ar n u m b e r, containing illustratortl
le c te d to act as bookkeeper for (lie will be open to all visitors. T he n e w '!g w l 73 yearB’ 8 m onth8 8,1,1 5 ' lays a rtic le s on th e arm ies, navies tail
com pany in place of T. C. Bland, lep u ty m a ste r, T. J. K reuder, an d i H e «» •««’Vived by live sons, Albion a irc ra ft of Europe.
B. an d E d w ard L., of Powell V alley;
who recently handed in his resig n a­ oilier p ro m in en t men a re expected.
S urvey, S eptem ber 5: Labor’s i»-l
Jo
h n C., of D am ascus; F ra n cis W.,
tion. Miss A nderson begins her d u ­
D am ascus g ran g e m eets th e first
te rn a tio n a lism tested by war rt|
ties on O ctober 1.
S atu rd ay of each m onth. Roy W hite of A laska, an d E a rl E. E llio tt, ot n atio n s.
Mr. and Mrs. Brooks and Mr and is m a ste r, Mrs. Lewis R odlun is s e c - ' P o r" a ,,d ’ 8,1,1 two ,la u g h ,e rs’ Mrs.
O u tlo ok,
Septem ber 16: Oof)
L u lu M. R u ck er, of P o rtlan d , an d
Mrs. W ells and d a u g h te r Doris, of retary .
m a n y 's s tr u g g le for existence.
Mrs.
F
lo
re
n
ce
I.
W
ihlon,
of
Los
A
n­
P o rtlan d , were th e guests Sunday of
S to ry of tlie W ar: Poland's part-|
geles.
Mr. and Mrs. A. J. W. Brown
FATHER BRUENAGEL
Mr. E llio tt was a n ative of Mis ¡ion and hopes in tlie present»«
Floyed Metzger, Hay P alm q u ist
HAS NOTED GUEST
H a rp e r's W eekly. September
so u ri, w here lie m arried Miss O phelia
and Jackson Jones left last week for
F a th e r
K ane, a d e a r frien d of A. C aton an d w ith whom lie cam e The g re a t se ttle m en t. War’s cn
Corvallis to a tte n d Oregon A gricul­
F a th e r B ru en ag el, who Is one of th e west, crossing the plain s In 1865. Mr. ing b u rd en of debt.
tu ra l college.
Mrs. F ra n k Axtel e n te rta in e d Mrs. ab lest p rie sts of th e U nited S tates, and Mrs. E llio tt cam e in a tr a in oi
P o ta to D igging Forks, the ktrtdl
H arry Dinitnock, of P o rtla n d , on S a t­ lias tra v e le d in th e chapel ca r of 100 team s, in w hich he ow ned two
th
a
t are g u a ra n te e d at Sterling i|
St.
A
nthony
giving
m
issions
all
along
yoke
of
oxen
and
on
e
yoke
of
cows
urday.
Mr. an d Mrs. C has Jo h n so n w ere th e Pacific coast, was th e g u est of T he cows gave milk for the journey K id d e r’s.
given a su rp rise F rid ay night at tlie local p riest d u rin g th e past week and supplied the fam ily, co n sistin g
T h e O. W. R. & N. Co. will c*
th e ir hom e on W allu la H eights, by a and left last night fo r New York of fa th e r an d m o th er an d eldest son
n u m b er of th e ir neig h b o rs who took City. He will spend tw o weeks w ith A. B. E llio tt now of Powell Valley. a new dock at Portland, 566 ft<l
th e occasion to c o n g ra tu la te them on his p a re n ts in East New York, th en ce M r and Mrs E llio tt se ttle d on a ong by 120 feet wide.
'h e 40 th an n iv ersary of th e ir m a r. ! ^oitig to his po-1 at the C atholic Uni h om estead at D am ascus w here they
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'I hiij.- p re s tn t were Mr .-nd ' r
' Vt J' l' i
•"•'('< In r a lived until 1893 when they m oved ti
Mrs. W elty anil ch ild ren . Mrs. P i‘ro fesso r
l |iB visit h ere and help Pow ell V alley, and w here Mrs. Bill
o tt died in 1910.
A nderson, Miss E va A nderson, A r
M ount Hood Division.
Mr E llio tt had been ill fo r sonif
tliu r A nderson, C arl Congdon, Mr d a te d by a la rg e co n g reg atio n
South Boi»!
and Mrs. F ra n k Axtell.
tim e and w ent to P o rtla n d a b o u t i N orth B ound
8:55 4*1
8 :1 0 a nt.
a m onth ago for m edical tre a tm e n t
A b irth d a y su rp rise was given to POW ELL VALLFY P T.
10:50
s*l
WILL ELECT OFFICERS w here he passed away at the hom e ot 10:24 a m
12:5« P*l
Mr anil Mrs W. T. H artley on Wed
T! IIS IS TO INFORM YOU
12:24 a m.
2:50 pal
his d au g h te r.
nesday afte rn o o n .
It h ap p en ed to
2 :2 4 p in .
T he a n n u a l m eeting of th e Powell
4:50 P * |
be Mr. H a rtle y 's n a ta l day, and as \ alley P a re n t-T e a c h e rs’ association
I 2 4 p.m.
that ue are still selling Lumber at greatly
6:590»!
Many people are com ing to believe
6 :2 4 p in
th a t of Mrs. H artley cam e on Sunday will be held at the schoolhouse next
reduced prices and have large qualities of
C a za d ero Division,
J
th e 2 0th a few frie n d s d ropped in to. S atu rd ay n ig h t, S ep tem b er 26
T he ,h a t in8tead of any t a * exem ption al
South
x’o rth B ound
all kinds, rough, sized anil finishing, at
7:50
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help them ce leb rate.
Mr H artley election of officers will ta k e place at Pro Perty sh o u ld go on th e tax rolls
5 :4 0 a m .
9:564*1
is Well p a st four sco re years and Mrs th a t tim e an d all m em bers an d o th e rs • Hnd aB e ltlre n s sh o u ld pay taxes.
7 : .¡8 a m .
our mill at Sandy. Let us figure on your
11:504*|
9 :3 8 a.m .
H artley is nearly as old
T hose who
hen w ith co unty an d s ta te econom y,
1 :5 0 «
,
.
in te reste d are req u ested to atten d
orders. Write or phone. We deliver.
1 1 :3 8 a m .
enjoyed th e afte rn o o n w ith th e se
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3:50P* I
tax es w ould be low.
1;38 p.m.
5 50 ?»|
w orthy people w ere Mr and Mrs COUNTY EX H IBITS
3:38 pm .
6 JD »I
Caldo, Mr. and Mrs Bond. Mrs A.
D
ouble
Vote«.
5:38
p.m.
GO TO SALEM
Bv.iní ¡>w|
H ughes, Dr. and Mrs A. Thom pson.
7:
07
p
m
.
U ntil O ctober 1st th e P u lfe r Mer
45P*|
Phone 44t,
M artin Lrnnarta, Mgr.
S andy, O re.
9 :0 0 p.m.
Mr. and Mrs S. S. Thom pson.
P resid en t Lew is has m ade full a r ­ ca n tile Co., will give double votes on
9 :4 5 p.m.
rangem ent: to ta k e a co unty exhibit all p u rch ases of ro asted eofTees.
1 1 :0 0 p.m.
P assin g of Another P ioneer.
to Salt in next week. He is selecting
R E P O R T O F THE; CONDITION OE
Win Maloyd W estfall passed away many of th e article s from the g ran g e
G ravel mul Sninl.
List of L etters.
Monday, S ep tem b er 21. aged 81 and farm ex h ib its in th e pavilion
I urn prep ared to fu rn ish gravel Í R em aining le tte rs uncalled fo r lu years, a t th e hom e of Mrs. A nna which will he added to
an extensive '
.
Mr F o r 'i h J h o m e ’‘0 “
mid muid In any q u a n tity front Hell the G resham postotfice for week en d ­ Sw
was ank
a n of ativ F e airview
of Indiana.
***" m a k ‘'1K
f t J1™ * “ ’ t a
O ro g o a. a t th e c lo ,e of bU8i,‘eM
pit
Also tea m ina, grading mul ex­ ing S ep tem b er 2 0 th , 1914:
L etters C ta s K. Ellison. T helm a past 30 vears lie had lived for th e
Among th e ex h ib its which have S ,a te of O re8 °n , C o u n ty of M u ltn o m ah , ss
cavating. J. II. H o m . T elephone Shipm an.
R esources
L iabilities
Î9X.
tf I t itnls Clia.i. D arr, C O. F ran k ed . . ri.iie r p art of th e tim e in th e Sw ank been p re p a re d a re tlie fancy jura of
fru its an d vegetables to be bpen in I ko an a and disco u n ts
A rthur H tudhaker, II McNiel.
$li)6.i 48.16 C a p ita l sto c k paid In. 6
Mr. W estfall Is survived by tw o th e pyram id in the c e n te r of the bin ^ v e rd ra ft8 . »ecured and
I'lit- Voting Contest is on.
Are
T hese le tte rs will be sen» to th e
S u rp lu s fund
b
ro
th ers. Sam uel K .w tfall of T llla pavilion
uneecu red .......................
y o u a i andidate'.*
If not and you (lead le tte r office O ctober
4 th,
" o n e U ndivided profits, less ex­
11,976
18
m,v,.k
an
d
C
ornelius
W
es,fa,,,
of
The
prem
ium
badges
previously
i
S
io
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and
X
T
.
e
c
u
r
l
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want a valu ville pria», send in your 1914, if not d iliv e re d before, lu
penses an d tax es paid
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‘ni then got your frie n d s to vote railin g fo r (he above, please say • a d ­ Hlifurnia and by a nephew , L ew is won by M ultnom ah co u n ty , fo u r in
160.00 P o sta l sav in g s bank de­
H erron of Sherw ood
num ber, will be ta k en along as
B an kl'.ig house
fo r you.
p o sits .........
v ertised ,’’ giving d ate of list.
24,800.00
F u rn itu re an d fixtures
The fu n eral services will be held nam ents.
3,420.00 In d iv id u a l d ep o sits sub-
I. McCOLL, P. M
O th er real e s ta te ow ned
Ject to check
1,750.00
*N
W ednesday forenoon at in o'clock at
Due from b an k s (n o t re-
D em and ce rtific a te of
th
e
H
all
cem
etery.
1600
votes
for
each
Mr. F arm er:
We w ant potatoes,
renew al ot
reserv e b an k s)
3.920.32
dep o sita
' apple, green corn, ch ick en s, b u tte r
yearly su b sc rip tio n to O utlook. Send
froni approved reserv
Time certificates of d*- ,
R cglM rato.n
, „rrv ,
, n CMh an d nam e of y o u r c#n(„ d ate
b an k s
49,871 89
, ' Kgs. plum s, prune». We a re rnak-
deposit
C hecks and o th e r cash
i he follow ing re g istra tio n d a te s )
______________
item
s
103
99
S
avings
d ep o sits
| Ing special cleanup price on Field a re given to co rrect an erro n eo u s
<'hei»h«rlaiw 's L inim ent,
Cash on hand
HOME MADE SAUSAGE,
14,034.79
M
Fence If you tu teu d using any soon sta te m e n t previously published
If you a re ever tro u b led w ith
Total ............
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HAM. LARD. BACON
T he
re g istra tio n
Inxiks closed aches, p ain s o r soreness of th e mus-
It wilt pay you to see us
M ettger
T o ta l................
— ............... 3216,786.32
.
S eptem ber 9 They will reopen Sep cles, you will ap p re cia te th e good
Bros.
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C.
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q
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ist,
ca
sh
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of
th
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ab
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am
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bank,
do
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(em ber 24, rem ain in g open 21 daye q u alitie s of C h a m b e rla in ’s L inim ent.
sw ear th a t th e above sta te m e n t ia tr u e to th e best ef
A d o lf Tietze
Many su fferers from rh eu m atism and and belief.
c j LUNDQUIST. ‘
Keg ilat | a | ,i,i w ashing machine«. finally closing O ctober 15.
sciatica have used it w ith th e best l^l^Subscribed and sworn to before me this 17th day oi
I
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C
a
rlto
n
's
w
hile
they
I
ea
t.—
MAIN ST. GRESHAM, ORE.
W indow o i
all sixes a t S terl- r**u *”
11 *• eeeclally valuable for
Ad».
I o“ ^ , ° and lam* back- For sate by „
Ing A Kidder's Hardware
. .
B. F. ROLLINS, Notary Pubii
The Store thai Saves You M oney
|
LADIES
CHINA PHEASANTS
Will Be rìp » Od. ist
Mr. Hunter
SHOES
SHOTGUNS ar.J RIFLES (o Suit
GENT’S FURNISHINGS
STERLING & KIDDER’S
NOTICE!
GRESHAM
M ARKET
HATS
Gresham
Oregon
School O pens Sept. 2 1 st
School Books
and Supplies
G et them of
GRESHAM DRUG CO.
Gresham Time Table
Lumber! Lumber!
Sandy Fir Lumber Co.
FIRST
BANK
New Sanitary Meat Market
all Dealer*.
' Correct A ttest: A. Meyers, Theo
Brugger. C. J. LundqaUL D’1*