PAGE
FOUR
GRESHAM
OUTLOOK
ALL THE DOINGS OF
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FRIDAY.
JANTARY
15.
1915
Mrs. Ellen P om eroy has issued
cards announcing th e opening of h er
Mualc Shop in Derr LI
Store,
‘YO
R HflMF TOWN’
1 V U I l l l V l l l L i I V H 11 Rival
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num bers
sp e c ia l mu
will be given from 2
to 4 in th e aftern o o n . T hose who
will assist Mrs. Pom eroy w ith in-
» tru m en tal o r vocal selections are
the Misses Ada and F lo ren ce Honey,
(}ladyn Neal. Olive Tow le, Echo
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AN UNUSAL
OCCURANCE
I
[ T h e O u tlo o k r e p o r t e r s a r e h u s t l e r s
a n d t r y to s e t e v e r y ite m a b o u t p e r s o n s
am i e v e n ts In t h e lo c a lity t h a t Is w o r th y
o f b e in g p r in te d . M e n tio n o f a n y t h i n g
t h a t m ig h t o th e r w is e be o v e rlo o k e d w ill .
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be g r e a t l y a p p r e c ia te d . You a r e n o f a r - I J ° ne8’
Genevieve
Stlnsm an
and
t h e r f ro m th e O u tlo o k office th a n y o u r Gladys Miller.
Miss M iller will be
te le p h o n e .]
, th e accom panist an d play several
YOU ALWAYS
WILL AGAIN
WE W A N T TO SELL YOU SHOES AND HOSE
FOR THE
WHOLE FA M ILY JUST ONE SEASON.
AFTER T H A T OUR SHOES AND
HOSE
WILL SELL
TH EM SELVES TO YOU.
OUR SHOES FIT: THEY LOOK RIG HT AND
SA TIS FY . SO DO OUR HOSE.
E. W. AYLSWORTH
Ilow itt Building
Main Street
Gresham, Ore.
T h e M usic Sh op
IN BERT LINDSEY'S STORE
Mrs. E. A, Pomeroy
Main St> Gresham
Monday, January 18
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Special M u., c l Number, from 2 to 4. Latest Song H it,.
COME IN A N D HEAR THE MUSIC
Teacher.1 Supplies
TENANTS MOVE OUT
w ere very en co u rag in g for th e fu
OF DANGEROUS STORES tu re of th e hank and show ed every
T he an n u a l m eeting of th e sto c k
holders of th e Hunk of G resham was
held on T uesday, Ja n u a ry 12, 1915
and th e follow ing d irec to rs were
elected for (he ensu in g y ear: A. F.
Miller, F. A. H olliday, (lu st Larson,
Em anuel A nderson and K. A. Miller.
The directo rs then elected A. F.
Miller, p resid e n t; F. A. H olliday,
vice presid en t uud K. A. Miller,
cashier.
Reports
were
In a previous issue of th e O utlook
I am
ly ,
¡th e people of
th . is y ours
com m tru
unity.
th e re w as noticed by som e an ad
R. R. CARLSON.
v ertisem en t sta tin g th e co nditions of .G resh am , Oregon
a big red u ctio n in prices a t IL R.
p o p u lar songs.
C arlson's.
R E L IE F COMMITTEE
Services at th e G resham B ap tist | C h ristian Science service will be
No d o u b t m any have read it,
THANKS THE PEOPLE
church on Sunday m orning, a t 11 | held in th e ir hall In th e I. O. O. F. w hich, of course was th e ir reason
o'clock, will be conducted by Rev. building Sunday a t 1 o ’clock. S ub for m ention of It w ith th e ir a p p e a r
T he relief co m m ittee of th e W hite
Mr. Gray of P o rtlan d . T h ere will je ct: Life. The public is cordially ance a t th e sto re ; but it has not been
T
em
ple, P o rtla n d , th ro u g h th e col
be no evening service on account of Invited to a tte n d th e church services
realized by m ost of th e people— at
th e revival m eeting at th e M. E.
um
ns
of th is p ap er w ishes to th a n k
Mr. and Mrs. J. N. C'lanahan en le ast it h a s n ’t been show n so— and
church.
th
e
people
of G resham and Pow ell
te rta in e d recently Rev. and Mrs. T. now we will m ake it a little m ore
B ert Boss, who was ta k en to a L. Jo n es and Rev. A. J. W are.
im pressive by ask in g you to ju s t V alley fo r th e ir g en erous co n trlb u -
P o rtlan d hospital for tre a tm e n t of
A m essage has been received from stop an d co n sid er th ese follow ing- tions m ade to Mr. F. G. L eary on
blood poisoning In his arm , caused
S atu rd ay , D ecem ber 19, 1914, for the
Rev. F. H. F re u n d sta tin g th a t he m entioned a rticle s:
by in ju rie s at a b ask etb all gam e,w as
H eatin g stoves th a t have form erly relief of needy fam ilies, w hose con-
is on his way hom e and th a t he will
b ro u g h t hom e y esterd ay m uch im-
sold for $12.50, an d sold in P o rtlan d
| proved and is on th e way to a com conduct his services at Zion E van for $13.00 and $14.00 we will sell for d itio n s have been Individually Inves
gelical church next Sunday a t 1 0:30
tig a te d by us. On th e above date
plete recovery.
$10.o0.
o ’clock.
Mr. L eary collected a tru c k load con
A rth u r R egner has com pleted an
H ea ters sellin g for $11.50— now sistin g of 16 sack s of potatoes. 4
T h ere will be p reach in g s e rv ic e s 1,»,,,,,/
o p era tin g room In his opera house I ♦ F,», V__ at »1
sack s of apples, 3 sacks of cabbages,
a t th e F ree M ethodist church S un
for a moving p ictu re m achine which
Mr. C arlson has b ought th ese h e a t one bun d le of clo th in g an d $1.25 in
day a t 11 a. m. T he p asto r W. R.
will be th e la test Im proved an d be
ers in lots of tw enty-five w hich en money.
Plum lee will preach.
T he re g u la r
o p erated by electricity . He will Sunday evening service will be dis- , abled him to g6t
g et a a g g re
re a a t t (li8CounL
discount.
T hese co n trib u tio n s w ere all d is
open with moving p ictu res next week missed on account of th e revival ' J-0 " 86*»“ «“ “ * he cal‘ m ake th ese of-
trib u te d before C h ristm as w ith u t
in high grad e productions. F u rth e r
m ost c a re an d d iscretion and w ere
m eetings now in progress a t th e
notices will be m ade of opening date.
And a ^ a ln : T he n u m ero u s lau n - placed In fam ilies w here they w ere
M ethodist Episcopal church.
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l dry w a«ons being p rese n t th ro u g h -
T. W. Cross, a g ric u ltu rist of th e
H P° h ?
S ta ti o n ,'„ u t th e co u n try has put th e w ashing m ost needed. T he follow ing con
P. R. L. & P. Co., delivered a t E sta on th e i
trib u te d to th is m ost w orthy cause:
°
P ace, was In | m achine o u t of com m ission to a g reat
cada th is week 150 lbs. of "M innesota t o w n n ' t
Messrs. H. E. Davis, Geo. S leret,
town on business today.
, ex ten t; 8O eve„ at ft ,ogs w<#
23” seed corn, p urchased
by his
S. 8. T hom pson, E. Schw edler. A.
Rev. W. It. Plum lee and fam ily reg ard less of cost, w ashing m achines
[com pany from Jo h n Ely of C urrins-
D ow sett, Jo e
P ate n ea u d e,
D. R.
i ville, to be don ated to th e G eorge retu rn ed today from S eattle w here th a t sell th e w orld o ver for $12.50 S ho em ak er,
Robt.
W right, F Edw.
he
has
been
assistin
g
in
special
a
t
$7.75
In
o
rd
e
r
to
close
o
ut
th
e
1
Si'monsen.
C.
P
C
h
ristenson
O
Social and Com m ercial club for th e ir
m eetings. He was aw ay nearly , w ashers from o u r stock.
E k stro m C W S edia \ All
ic
1915 corn grow ing contest.
th ree weeks. Mrs. P lu m lee and th e | T hese above-m entioned lllu stra- S aterstro ’m .' F. Cadi! j o t Slere't.
« . .
isisiixru illUBira*
L. Goyt has begun th e erectio n of ..kii j
children
had been gone m ore th a n tions p revail upon th e e n tire stock
[a brick building on th e D. C. Ely
(S ig n ed )
R elief C om m ittee W hite
a m onth.
, of fu rn itu re , stoves, ran g es, beds,
p ro p erty which he will occupy as a
T em ple, by Mrs. A. W. DeLong,
A. M. Holton an d F. B. G am ble, of couches, floor coverings, window
b lacksm ith shop when finished.
P a s to r’s A ssistant.
P o rtlan d , rep resen tin g th e
R eli
T he m any frien d s of Mrs. B. O.
ance Life in su ran c e com pany, were
Boswell of E stacada, a re very sorry
in G resham today and m ade a fra
to learn of h er being confined to her
te rn a l call a t th e O utlook office.
bed with a very severe cold and hope
The next m eeting of th e T uesday
th a t It will not be long before she Is
able to be about. At last rep o rts, Evening Study club will be held a t
w hile she is still very ill, h e r co n d i the lib rary on Ja n u a ry 18, when th e
follow ing papers will be given: O r
tion show ed signs of im provem ent.
Now Nails are a funny thing to ad v ertise!
iginal In h ab itan ts,
Miss A. H oag
Mr. and Mrs. A. D ow sett e n te r
But
just now T H E Y A R E C H E A P.
land; T he Search for th e N orthw est
tain ed a large circle of th e ir friends
Passage, Miss Jessie
B u rn s;
The
A nd as they are som ething that are used
last n ig h t at tlie lr home In so u th
L ouisana P urchase, Miss L au ra H a r
G resham .
T he evening was sp en t
daily, we call attention their way.
vey; Lewis & C lark, Sacajew a, Mrs
In 500, eight tab les being played.
Geo. F. Honey. D iscussions will fol
W
e
carry them in all shapes and sizes,
T hose m aking th e h ighest scores
low th e papers. Roll call will be re
were S. E. T oeplem an an d Miss E m
from BRADS to BRIDGE SPIKES.
sponded to by nam ing and locating
ma F u ller. T he house was b e a u ti
snow capped peaks in th e “ Oregon
fully d ecorated w ith Oregon g rap e C o u n try .”
and narclsus. A tw o-course lu n c h
At the M ethodist Episcopal church
eon was served. T he evening was
given a d elig h tfu l close w ith music Sunday Rev. T. L. Jo n es will preach
by Mrs. Toeplem an an d Mrs. Oswald. a t 11 a. m. and 7 :3 0 p. m. T h ere
Mr. and Mrs. D ow sett proved th em will be special music. T hese se rv
ices will be of g rea t in te rest. Come,
selves royal e n te rta in e rs.
H a rd w a re Store
and in v ite y o u r friends.
Sunday
Miss Leila Gibbs 1 h at hom e from
school at 10 a. m., E pw orth L eague
Gresham, Ore.
Boise, Idaho, for a b rief re st and
6 :4 5 p. m. I t is expected th a t th e
v isit w ith relativ es and friends.
m eetings will
be co n tin u ed next
A n u m b er of fru it ja rs, serving week. Good co n g reg atio n s a re lis t
dishes and cooking u ten sils, w hich en ing to Rev. Mr. Jo n e s’ clea r
were left a t R eg n er’s opera house and convincing serm ons. T he a f
on th e occasion of th e reception to ternoon
m eetings
on T uesdays,
th e firem en, have been left a t th e l W ednesdays and
T h u rsd ay s
have
O utlook office w here they may be had been of special in te re st and helpful-
( by
I V t th
n o e ow
n i r n ners.
u r u
_
_
ness. Rev. David C athey and C. E.
NAILS
O P E N IN G
X
th in g to be in flourishing condition.
See Us for Nails
STERLING & KIDDER’S
llilliouNness an d C o n stipation C ured
If you are ev er tro u b led w ith bil
iousness or con stip atio n you will be
in te reste d in th e sta te m e n t of R. F.
Erw in, Peru, Ind. “ A y ea r ago last
w inter I had an a ttac k of indigestion
followed by biliousness and co n sti
Mrs. S. T. Crow has been q u ite 111
pation.
Seeing C h am b erlain 's T ab
lets so highly recom m ended,
1 for th e past few days but Is rapidly
bought a b o ttle of them and they recovering. She was cared fo r for
h'JPÇ'i .m e r lK,lt aw ay.” F o r sale by two or th re e days by Miss Leila
Gibbs.
W e W ish to A nnounce
That on next Wednesday, Jan. 20,
a special representative of the
H. J. HEINZ CO.
will be at our store demonstrating
their high-class line of goods.
We are Gresham agents for these goods and
our stock consists of
Heinz Pickles in Bulk and in Glass
Pork and Beans with Tomato Sauce
Heinz Baked Kidney Beans, Spaghetti
Chutnay
Ketchup
Olives
M ETZGER
BR O S.
S E R V IC E and Q U A L IT Y
W ire 661
shades, w all p ap er, sew ing m achines
and th e S. W. M iller piano, th ro u g h
o ut th e m onth of Ja n o a ry , b u t m ust
be for cash only; so :t you a re need
ing an y th in g in o u r line it will be
1 w orth w hile to buy from o u r stock
d u rin g Ja n u a ry , a t C a rlso n 's store.
POWELL STREET
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-
Wire 661
Remember the date, Wednesday, January 20
GRESHAM DRUG CO.
The R E X A LL
R u sh er will sing a d u et a t th e S un
day evening m eeting, th e w ords and
music of which were w ritten by Mr.
Cathey.
V aluable Gems R e tu rn ed .
Miss F lo ren ce Honey had an ex
perience last week which d e m o n stra
ted th e fact th a t th e re a re still som e
honest people to be found. It q u ite !
as clearly proved th e value of ad
s to re
Fresh, Reliable Drugs
PRICES B E IT E R THAN IN PORTLAND
TRY US
vertising.
Miss Honey Is th e possessor of a
, rare collection of b o h em ian g arn e ts,
I Including necklace, b racelet and
brooch, which were given her in Oer-
| many by a g reat au n t and which are
¡h ighly prized by her.
L ast week
j Miss Honey took th e necklace to
I P o rtlan d to get It re stru n g , one of
A. J. W. BROWN, Prop.
th e fo u r long strin g s h aving been
Best Quality Meats,
broken. In som e way th e box con-
i tain in g th e gem s was dropped in
W oodard & C lark 's sto re and was
la ter picked up by som e unknow n
Highest Prices paid for VEAL and HOGS, according
person who left it at th e sto re.
to Size and Quality.
A fter se arch in g in vain for h er
PHONE
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package. Miss Honey placed a lost
POWELL STREET
adv. in a P o rtlan d dally p ap er with
little hope of ever seeing her neck- I
lace again. The ad. was seen by th e i
REPORT OF THE CONTHTIOX OF
W oodard
& C lark
people, who I
prom ptly notified Miss H oney.
A I
trip to P o rtla n d an d th e Identifica
tion of th e necklace was all th a t was a t G resham . In th e S tate of O regon, at th e close of business Decem ber
necessary for Miss Honey to receive
Resource*
h er possession.
L oans and d iscounts
$115,976 31
A lthough a lib eral rew ard was of O v erd rafts, secured and
I la b ilities
fered, no one claim ed It.
u n secu red .......................
.11 C apital stock paid In $ 30,000 00
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Bonds an d w a r r a n ts .......
• . ; 65 Surplus fund...............
20.000.00
The p ro g ram of th e M ultnom ah ' Stocks and o th e r securl-
U ndivided profits, less ex-
d eleg atto n to cu t off a m illion d o l - ,, ,le "
394 33
penses and taxes paid
133.45
WU* redUCS ' U te ' E ™ “ " S t a r e s
25,000.00 D ividends unpaid
3,000.00
3.260.40 P o stal savings bank de-
O th er real e s ta te ow ned
6,224.14
posits
. .......................
6.393.39
Individual deposits sub
Th. U r« ..
sx ,
„ „ 0,
*
ject
to
check
.................
1.791.05
94.529.02
th e clubs to keep cap ital o u t of Ore- Du«* from approved re-
Demand certificate of
gon. has been upheld by th e su p rem e
8erve banks
deposits ...........................
26.710.41
7,399.61
¡co u rt.
Checks and o th e r cash
Tim e certificates of de
item s ......
deposit ............................
51.13
27.694 27
Savings d ep o sits................
15,722 14
OTOOVS i \ r i tM F h .x
83.30
Old Uncle Andy was steering h l s 'C**h ° D h,n<1 "
12.417.05
T o u l ........ - .................. $204,171 88
m a ste rs boat down the bay
They
T otal
$204.871.88
GRESHAM MEAT MARKET
Home-Made Lard and Sausage, Hams and Bacon
FIRST STATE BANK
passed an ocean liner
hnwAhtlh'
n ia n k -
look
------- that .ship sta n d , out of the;
water I wonder why it la.”
ho»s,” answered the old
darky, "don't yu know ’ We ain't
had no rain for nigh on three weeks
now, and de w ater's glttln ' low.”
,
of Oregon. County of Multnomah ss
L C J Lundqutat. cashier of the above named
sw ear th a t th e above sta te m e n t Is
an(J belief.
S u f c d b e d .„ d
C m , A ,,» ,; A.
b. , „ „
bank,
do solemnly
f u « to ‘he bear of my knowledge
C J LINDQVIST, Cashier
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