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About Gresham outlook. (Gresham, Multnomah County, Or.) 1911-1991 | View Entire Issue (Nov. 17, 1914)
PAGE GRESHAM FOT» OITLOOK TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 17. 1W14 The flue of Dr Thom pson's fine residence burned out on Sunday af- ' t-rnoon at a convenient hour for the | Mr* Martha J. Johnson, i t . died The funeral of W illiam Lusted, whole town to be present. No dam- | Sunday at her residence, 498 18th who passed away last Friday, No J ^ A D E in America age was done to anything about the street, and will be buried in Multno vember 13, at the home of his son l ouse but som e of the firemen were mah cem etery from the P. L. Lerch and that’s not all, !. aught with their Sunday clftthes on. undertaking parlors. East Eleventh George Lusted, was held on Satur ADE in Portland 3 0 0 and Clay streets, at 1 o'clock tornor- day at the Pleasant Home M ethodist Mrs. A tkinson, from Juneau, A las The usual results follow ed on Mon-I row afternoon. The Evening Star |church on Saturday afternoon R ev. ka, is here to spend the w inter with day and the su its all look as good as B> TH‘ grange will have charge of the serv J. H. Wood officiating. Interm ent her daughter. Mrs. Harry Osman. i new. was in Pleasant Home cem etery. ice* at the grave. The agricultural dem onstrations on The Gresham high school has been W illiam Lusted was born in Sus- .placed again in the Lower Columbia the fertile Gresham gridiron last Sat Mrs. Johnson was born In W ash ington county, Arkansas, and came sex county. England, April 14. 1824• Jebatiug dtatrtrt, which includes As- urday were productive of 7 tai-1 across the plains with her parents, He cam e to America with his par toria, Tillam ook, Scappoose, St. lies for the Franklin high and 2 ta l Thomas and Nancy J. Lee, settlb g ents at the age of 14 years. He was Johns and Gresham. The first de lies for Gresham; all of which shows in Clackamas county in 1833. She married to Elizabeth Humphrey at bate will probably be held early in that intensified soil disturbances are attended Portland academy and there Cape Vincent, New York, January 2. January in all the districts. more intensely understood in the met Jacob Johnson, whom she mar 184 9. Mr. Lusted was a m em ber of R. B. Belt and wife, who are the city than out here, AU CAST HEATERS with Nickel Trimming, ried in 1859. Mr. Johnson died In the M ethodist Episcopal church for new proprietors of the form er Town- ; Jam es Hillyard, who road super- 45 years. 1901. HANDSOME, DURABLE, send confectionery store, have taken vises most of the tim e when he is Mr. Lusted is survived by bis housekeeping rooms on the second away from home and w ho lives at Mrs. Johnson’s father was a cousin CONVENIENT. of General Robert E. Lee. Eight widow, now 89 years of age, one son, floor in the sam e building. Gillis, was a business visitor in George, six grand-children and one children survive, they are: Wynn W. I. N. O'Maria, recently from Ju- Gresham yesterday, Johnson, of Tacoma, W ashington; grand-child. The grand-children are neau, Alaska, was a caller last week John Larson, husband o f Mayor J. J. Johnson, Mrs. Mary M. Lent, Mrs. Goff and Arthur Lusted of Port on Harry Osman and fam ily. He at- Larson of Troutdale, paid Gresham a II. L. Johnson, Mrs. Arminta Zinser, land; Mrs. Margaret Clark of N ew tended the Odd F ellow s lodge here social visit yesterday. He was ac- Charles E. Johnson, Miss Jennie A. berg; Harry Lusted of Lents and Johnson, of Portland, and Mrs. Annie W alter Lusted and Miss Inez Lusted last Saturday night and was given a companied by the mayor. good time. Mr. O'Maria, who is an The Maccabees, their fam ilies and E. Clark, of Alaska. of Gresham. You will like this Heater. Priced Reasonable old miner, has gone to C alifornia for jnvjte«j guests, w ill have a reunion Best to Buy. l l i » t to U s e . a few m onths’ visit and will return to and entertainm ent in the Maccabee H a r d w a r e Sto Gresham perhaps to m ake a home hall at Rockwood on Saturday night here. next. Gresham, Ore. Mr. J. Quick spent Sunday at the M. M. Squire has been fiiguring on the problem of getting up to Stay- home of E. C. Lindsey. A faint tink le of wedding bells is ton, in Marion county with an auto- m obile at this tim e of the year. He'll heard on the Base Line som ew here know all about it before he gets between the Twelve-M ile House and there. He says he is going up there Rockwood. on a visit to George L. Edwards who The Piper's Pay” is a short, inter- A. J. W. BROWN, Prop. is running an electric plant. esting comedy to be given by local W. H. H am ilton, the w ell known talent at Fairview Novem ber 27. for Best Quality Meats, undertaker of M ontavilla, was seen the benefit of the work of the Pres in Gresham last week. He wore a j byterian church. “ East Lynn,” as given at the broad sm ile and his usual business suit which relieved the public con Gresham theater on Friday night H ighest Prices paid fo r VEAL and HOGS, according last, was the very best of all travel siderably. to Size and Quality. Jack Brown, the man who repre ing perform ances ever given in The play was w ell ren- PH ON E 41 POW ELL STREET! sents the McMinnville fire insurance Dresham dered by the cast, every detail being company, et al, was seen talking to All Repairs a granger yesterday. They were tell perfect. More of the sam e kind Henry Jones, of Melrose, Am ong the county officers recent ing each other that business is dull, j would be appreciated as a w elcom e but Jack has another policy s k y - ' relief from m oving pictures and vau ly elected for Cowlitz county, W ash Gresham visitor yesterday. A fine program is l>. ing arranj hooting this way from McMinnville deville. The play was preceded by ington are Clark Studebaker, sheriff, for the Ladies' Aid bazaar to be I and winked at him self when the c o n - iseveral excellent reels w hile w aiting who is a brother of Mrs. E. H. K el fab was over. I for the 8eat8 to fil1 UP The attrac- ly of Gresham and Miss Lucia Jen- on December 10. Rev Melville! kins, superintendent of schools, a W ire and Mrs. L. Osborne are’ George W. Stapleton must feel tions drew a crowded house. Phone 544 - - - Gresham, Ore. The promised auto service car un- sister of Mrs. C. H. 1-ane of Gresham m em bers of the committee. quite lonesom e running for mayor all alone. Som eone tried to nom inate der the m anagem ent of B. F. Rob- w'ho was re-elected by a large ma- J. A. Alm iral, a New York cap! H ighllne just to give him company er,s an<1 Jake Kau went ,nto com - jority. ist, will start work In the spring on the ticket but C harlie Cleveland m*s s ’on on riday last between A surprise party was given at the put a kibosh on the schem e because Gre8ham and Portland. Headquar- hom e of Mr. and Mrs. H. L. St. Clair big irrigation project in the Pow| H ighline is needed to polish our ,ers 'n ^ res^am >8 a+ Belt s confec last Saturday evening, which was in Valley, Baker county. V our d o cto r fig h ts d is e a se w ith m ed icin e. If th e m ed icin e is shoes next sum m er— a duty which tionery store. The fare is 20 cents celebration of the fourteenth birth not rig h t, lie can n ot con q u er d ise a se . If th e d ru g g ist d o es h is d u ty would be incom patible with the dig each way with the car leaving on its day of their daughter Miss W inifred. th e m ed icin e w ill be rig h t, and you r d o cto r w ill stan d a fair ch an ce nity of a man who had been a candi- first daily trip at 7 :3 0 a. m. It will About 25 young people were present o f w in n in g th e victory. LEAVE GRESHAM (daily) leave about every two hours there- I date for mayor. who spent the evening with gam es In no o th er brunch o f th e D rug B u sin ess sh o u ld th e d eta ils O. W. P , Depot. The Monday crawfish, which is the i a^ er. receiv e m ore ca re and a tte n tio n th a n in th e P rescrip tio n d ep art and music. Mrs. St. Clair was as North Bound South Bo m en t. E very d e ta il th ere is im p ortan t. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Cleveland little ally of the big Oregonian, ap sisted in en tertain in g by her daugh >12:30 a.m. +12:25 W e rea lize th is fa it and m a k e th o ro u g h n ess a fea tu re o f ou r and Mr. and Mrs. Harry Cover have t 2 :04 a.m. peared six pages ahead of tim e yes 5:35 ter Miss Mildred and Miss Ebbie Har p rescrip tio n ca se. *5 :4 0 a.m. 7:45 terday. One more spurt like that been spending a week at Seaside. E very P rescrip tio n d isp en sed a t th is sto r e h as th e p erson al a t grove. 7 :3 3 a.m ll:4 5 i Date for the operetta “ Plym outh te n tio n o f th e prop rietors. and it will be entirely off the front Mr. and Mrs. Jas. McKinney en 7 8 :4 0 a.m. 3:45 J W e u se on ly th e P U R E S T and B E ST D RU G S o b ta in a b le and Rock,” at the Terry schoolhouse has page. 9:34 a.m. tertained a party of friends with a 5:4 5 i our- prices a re g u a ra n teed lo w er th an any p la ce in th e city . Lewis Shattuck, who will soon be been set for W ednesday evening, No card party last Saturday evening. 1 0 :4 0 a.m. 7:45) 12 :4 0 p.m. ex-m ayoring in Idaho, but is now vember 25— T hanksgiving eve. Robert C laxton, of Salem , returned 1:34 p.m. L. C. Dooley sold his pool room rusticating at Sunnyside when he Is 2 :4 0 p.m. after a few days' visit at the home T he R E X ALL S to re G re s h a m , O re . not sellin g Fords, was a Gresham on Saturday m orning and with his 4 :4 0 p.m. of his uncle D. E. Towle. wife left for Portland where they caller yesterday. 5 :3 4 p.m. E. D. Dewey, m ailing clerk for will remain for a few days before 6 :4 0 p.m. •Daily except Sum 7 :0 6 p.m. tSunday only. going to Salem , where they may re The Oregonian, spent the week-end with his sister Mrs. S. T. Crow. 9 :1 5 p.m. main perm anently. 9 :4 5 p.m. Miss Edna Vogel, of Portland, waf T. J. Kreuder, deputy state m as 11:15 p.m. tG olf Junction onl) ter, was an official visitor to Gresh the guest of • her m other Mrs. M. MT. HOOD DEPOT. am grange on Saturday. Mr. Kreu V ogel over Sunday. 6 :2 6 a.m. ||S:43s der announced that he would make Floyed M etzger cam e to Portland 9:50a 8 :1 5 a.m. an offiial visit to Rockwood grange from C orvallis to w itness the Ore- 11 :3 0 a.m. 1:59» '3 : 3 0 p.m. 4:69» on W ednesday evening, Deem ber 2, gon-Idaho foot ball gam e, He spent 7:09» 7 :4 0 p.m. at which tim e the annual election of Sunday with his parents Mr. and iiTb P leasant Home weeks days oi officers will take place. Mrs. J. H. Metzger. J. Gould whose fam ily was taken Mrs. Ella Aton is nursing E. C. M ONTA VILLA-TROUTDALE Lv. M o n ta v illa Lv. Tro care of by charitable persons last Lindsey whose condition rem ains •6 :1 5 a.m. *5:45 week, m ention of which was made about the sam e. He is entirely help Our desire is to have our Store 7 :1 5 a.m. 6:40 in the Outlook, w rites that he and less. 8 :4 5 a.m. 8:00 excel in 19:15 his w ife went to Latourell to bring A reception will be given Thurs- 10:35 a.m. 1 2 :3 6 p.m. 10:06 their girl home but were detained day at the hom e of Mr. and Mrs. Geo. 2 :3 5 p.m. 111:16 by the sickness of his m other, living Honey to the teachers of the Gresh- 4 :30 p.m. 12:06 there. Mr. Gould cam e hom e anil am public and high school by mem- 5 :5 0 p.m. 1 1:16 QUALITY AND SERVICE. 6 :5 5 p.m. 2:95 stayed tw o days and then returned hers of the W omens' Christian Tem- 13:15 for his w ife and daughter. They perance Union and the Gresham 4:00 are all at hom e now. j Council of Women Voters. Autom o- 6:10 The purpose is not alw ays to offer Carl Shattuck arrived in Gresham biles will be at the library at 7:45 to 6:15 17:29] this m orning from Maupin, w here he convey any who wish to ride. goods th a t have only PRICE to recom •D aily except Sunday, 18:DO| is engaged in the m ercantile busi A m eeting for the organization of YTo Linnem an, connect with 0. ness with his brothers. mend them. a chorus choir for the M ethodist P. trains for Portland. Mr. and Mrs. Elton K elly, of Port Episcopal church will be held Friday land, spent Sunday with Mr. and evening at th e hom e of Mr. and Mrs Mrs. E. H. Kelly. PORTLAND GRESHAM II. L. St. Clair. Mrs. Ellen A. Pom- But first to have goods of a Miss Mabel Arthur, teacher of the . eroy will have charge. All who will A uto Service Car eighth grade, has been detained at assist in‘ the work are invited to at- QUALITY th at we can feel is sure to Fare 20 Cents Each Way. her home in Portland on account of ! tend. Ix-avew B e lt's < onfcrtionerj 9M please and bring you back again and injuries to her knee received last [ Mr. and Mrs. Orma K am ey and 7:.'441 a. in. and »Isiut every week at the sk ating party. Miss children of South Gresham were vls- h ou rs th erea fter. again. Hazel Goger of the high school is itors at the hom e of Mr. and Mrs. P h o n e M x l . Gresham teaching the grade during Miss Ar-I D. McLain on Sunday. thur's absence. Mr. and Mrs. F. C. Clark, of No house can build perm anently on a business of one-time customers Newberg, attended the funeral of the latter's grandfather W illiam Lusted founded on business is a great deal better than a business founded The come again kind are the ones on whom we pin our faith for future last Saturday. on friend sh ip.”— R ockefeller. and continued success. Mr. and Mrs. S. C. Jones and son We are basing our friendship on w ell defined business methods, find H allie returned Saturday evening our business grow ing, and hope our friendship is doing likewise. The season for purchasing goods th a t go along w ith holiday times— from Riddle, Oregon, where they Is ju lust com er 7 st around the corner have been greatly benefltted In health A DEVELOPMENT COMMITTEE by the change. recently said: "A country banker prom otes the development of bis We are headquarters for — Mr. and Mrs. Hartley w ent last Let Us Serve You com m unity In the proportion, and only In the proportion. that be W ednesday to W alla W alla to live em ploys his money through loaning It to farm ers for constructive MINCE MEAT with their daughter Mrs. R. A. Stock- BOILED CIDER work and im proved m ethods— not for food or for stock feed. CRANBERRIES MIXED NUTS dale. Present rural banking m ethods have resulted In entirely t«> RAISINS CURRANTS POPCORN Miss Geraldine H all, of Portland, WALNUTS much money being em ployed In a way that is not constructive sod CITRON. and ORANGE spent the week-end with Mrs. E. A. LEMON PEELS brings no developm ent w hatever, and thereby reduces the bank'« Pomeroy. ability to loan money for con stru ctive farm ing. In the proportlo» Little Vernon Lucfle Kelly, daugh that a country banker fails to provide money for farm development ter of Mr. and Mrs. E. H. Kelly re and constructive farm ing. In that proportion he injures hts bsst cently received from the state fair a farm ers, his com m unity, and first of all Injure« him self.” D eath o f Mr*. M artha Johu*oD. l une* ai o f Mi Lusted. IN GRESHAM AND VICINITY 300 LHI Portland Stove Works STERLING & KIDDER’S Louden Barn Equipment GRESHAM MEAT MARK Tubular Stanchions Steel wood-lined Stanchions Litter Carriers Home-Made Lard and Sausage, Hams and Bai Oliver Chilled and Steel Plows HESSEL S FARM MACHINERY J A Few Words About Prescriptions Gresham Time Table GRESHAM DRUG CO. EVERYBODY HAS HIS ‘HOBBY’ “A FRIENDSHIP METZGER Bros. Service and Quality Store silver cup on which la the lnacrlp- tion "Oregon State Fair. Second Premium. Girl over 3 and under 4.” The little girl scored 96.7 in the eu genic« contest at the state fair In Sa lem, which was only .8 of one per cent below the winner of flrat place In her class. WE ARE ALWAYS WILLING TO STAND BACK OF OUR F A tf® FIRST G .P E STATE BAN« .S M A M .
