Gresham outlook., April 13, 1915, Page 3, Image 3

GRESHAM
OCT IZMIR
MELROSE
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T he young people's class of th e
Iliff Sunday school will give a te m ­
p erance play. 'A u n t D inah's P led g e,”
at the C edar schoolhouse, S atu rd ay ,
evening, A pril 17. T he follow ing is
(th e cast of c h a ra c te rs:
' H iram D em pster, a rich liquor
dealer. C h ester Stafford.
Mina D em pster, his d a u g h te r.
E thel Stafford.
C harles D em pster, H iram 's son.
T hom as Bouy.
A lbert
W ilson. H iram 's nephew ,.
W illiam Cum m ins.
Miss M arvin, a teach er, C aroline
T allm an.
D inah P reem an , n egro h o u sek eep ­
er, Mamie C uddiford.
E d g ar and R ufus, A unt D inah’s
sons, L ester C onrad.
No adm ission will be ch arg ed to
th e play, but a silv er offering will
be ta k en , th e 'jtro c e e d s to be used to
s ta rt a fund fo r th e p u rch ase of a
church bell.
T he e n te rta in m e n t will begin at 8
o’clock w ith songs by Basil M ercer
and o th ers, in stru m e n ta l m usic in ­
cluding violin solos.
TUESDAY,
A P R II,
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PAGE
THREE
r
ROCK ROADS
Bank of Gresham
FOR THREE
DISTRICTS
GRESHAM,OREGON
O w n e d a n d C o n d u c te d by-
T h re e road d istric ts in ea ste rn
F. MILLER
F A HOLLIDAY
C lackam as have com bined to get
GUST
LARSON
EMANUEL ANDERSON
cru sh ed rock roads, au d th e w ork is
H. W. SNASHALL
K A MILLER
going to be doue. It will be com ­
JAS.
McP.
ROBINSON
H E. SANDSTEDT
m enced in a few w eeks an d will
proceed all of th is season and
th ro u g h o u t o th e r seasons u n til th e
road system s tu th a t section a re as
We solicit your business upon terms of Safety and
good as cru sh ed rock can m ake
Square dealing.
them .
T he d istrict^ of Sandy, C o ttrell
and Firw ood have secured a rock
c ru sh e r from th e C lackam as county
co u rt which will be in stalled on the
P e te r H iatt farm ab o u t o ne m ile
n o rth of Sandy. A ledge of rock,
equal to th a t a t K elly B u tte has
been found ab o u t tw o h u n d red feet
Let them romp and tear around as much as they like—
below th e crest of th e bluff over-
BEST QU A LITY MEATS
only be sure that they are wearing one of our Adament Suits
1 ek in g th e Sandy riv er, on which
made of all wool material with two pair pants. Pants lined
th e c ru sh e r will be set up. T he ow n­
e
r of th e land has given th e rock to
throughout, giving double wear resisting qualities.
th e th re e d istric ts free of cost, h av­
Rev. and Mrs. J. H. W ood an d Mr. ing signed an a g re em e n t to th a t ef­
Now when you start out to buy your boy a suit, or girl a
and Mrs. H enry Jo n es w ere callers fect and will allow free re n t and
PHONE 54 X
MAIN ST.
GRESHAM
Sunday aftern o o n a t th e hom e of access to th e ct usher.
dress, COME TO OUR STORE. You will have the largest and
C aptain B ranson, who is on th e sick
T he cru sh e r to be set up will have
finest stock to select from and you will save money not only
list.
a capacity of 100 y ard s of rock per
on the initial cost but in the lasting satisfaction that goes with
Mrs. I. T. W ood, Mrs. A lta G en­ day. It will be o p era ted by elec tric­
try and M aster Russell w ere callers ity as will th e tra in c a r w hich will
every garment we sell.
a t the hom e of G. W. A llder Sunday be uBed to bring th e rock from the
aftern
oon.
O th er g u ests were Mr. q u arry to the c ru sh e r, a d istan ce of
We have made a special study of children's clothes. You
and Mrs. Geo. H ayden and ch ild ren 800 feet.
can profit by our knowledge.
aud Mr. and Mrs. Al. Stafford and
L um ber for h u n k ers lias been o r­
Rustic, all patterns, No. 1, $18; No. 2, $14; No. 3, $11. Barn
ch ild ren of B ridal Veil. T he la tte r dered to th e am o u n t of 30,000 feet.
Rustic, $9.
expect to rem ain several days but It will he hau led to th e site aud
Mr. and Mrs. H ayden re tu rn e d S un­ w ork com m enced in a few days.
1x4, 1x6, 1x8, 16 or 24 ft. lengths, rough, $6, sized $7.
day evening to th e ir hom e at Bridal
It is th e in te n tio n to begin road
2x4, 2x6, 2x8 , 16 or 24 ft. lengths, rough $6, sized $7.
Veil.
Fencing, $6. Shiplap, $8.
w ork a t B ear C reek, ab o u t two
\ ote ior good ro ad s W ednesday. m u Pg beyond C o ttre ll an d go to
SPLIT,
ROUGH
and DRESSED CEDAR POSTS
Main St.
DRY GOODS SHOP
Gresham
L et's spend less money on Boosting ^San(ly , hlg yP ar_ possibly fu rth e r.
O regon" and m ake it such a fine J T h ere wm t,P no let-u p u n til all the
sta te it will boost Itself. N atu re has m ain roads a re th o ro u g h ly im ­
done h er p a rt, let us do ours.
All kinds of Moulding, Apple Boxes, Ladders and Shingles
proved.
A jo in t m eeting of th e Boring,
TURNED PORCH POSTS, NEW ELS, BAULSTERS, TABLE
P leasan t H ome and Iliff ch u rch es will
LEGS, Moulded and Plain GUTTERS.
B oring W ins Game.
be held a t Iliff church at 10 o ’clock
We Deliver Lumber
B oring
an d
Kelso
baseball ■
W ednesday m orning, A pril 14. The team s held a sw atfo st la st Sunday, !
occasion being th e th ird q u a rte rly th e score sta n d in g a t 32 to 2 for
m eeting.
D istrict S u p erin te n d en t U oring
T h ere w |„
be a re tu rn i
Ja s Moore will conduct th e m eeting ganip u t D am ascus next Sunday,
Route No. 2.
PHONE 41x
a t which ail m em bers and th o se in- '
te re ste d in th e work of all the
VICTORY
W lial Euiitpi- H mm Dolle.
churches a re req u ested to atten d . A
N othing So Good fo r a Cough o r Cold
Mr. and Mrs. Al. S tafford are
bask et d in n e r will be served follow ­
Ita? BEANS, PEAS OR CORN planted with same machine
W hen you have a cold you w ant
spen
d
in
g
th
e
week
w
ith
Mrs.
S
taf­
GRESHAM
,
O
re.,
April
12.—
E
di­
ing th e m eeting. Come an d enjoy
fo rd 's p aren ts, Mr. and Mrs. G. W. to r O u tlo o k :— She bus ta k e n m ore th e best m edicine o b ta in ab le so as
th e day w ith us.
th a n five m illion h u m a n H vpb to d ate to get rid of it w ith th e least possi­
Miss A nna M organ has gone to A llder.
ble delay. T h ere a re many who con-
Miss E rn e stin e W oodw ard visited and destroyed th em fo rev er as far
w ork a t Dr. B ittn e r's hom e in G resh­
recently
w
ith
h
e
r
g
ra
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d
p
a
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ts,
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as
m
o
rta
lity
is
concerned.
u n su rp assed . Mrs. J. Boroff, E lida,
am .
S tan d in g th ese hum an b eings on Ohio, says, "E v e r since my d a u g h ­
Mr. an d Mrs. H enry F ritz spen t and Mrs. G. W. W oodw ard.
Mrs. G race F ritz called on Mrs. th e ir feet to u ch in g each o th e r,
it te r R u th was cured of a severe cold
Sunday at th e hom e of H ans Koch,
would cover an a re a tw enty-five an d cough by C h a m b erlain 's Cough
A rth u r B urns Sunday.
of Bull Run.
Rem edy tw o years ago, I have felt
Mr. and
Mrs.
G eorge H ayden m iles square.
kindly disposed to w ard th e m an u fac­
T he Conrail boys atten d e d Chris-
If th e ir blood was draw n a t th e tu re rs of th a t p rep aratio n . I know
tian E ndeaver at th e Zion Evangel!- si,ent Sunday witli Mr. and .Mrs. G.
ra te of 18 pounds to each m an, w hich of n o th in g so quick tu relieve a
cal church in G resham Sunday af- W Allder.
o r cu re a co ld ." Eor sale by
Miss Carol M athew s visited the is a trifle u n d er th e e stim a te , it cough
ternoon.
all D ruggists.
would
fill
a
strin
g
of
ta
n
k
c
a
rs
w
ith
A. S u tter, of B eaverton, visited w eek-end with Mrs. H. Payne.
GRESHAM
TEL. 544
Miss E dna Rozin and frien d from hum an blood to th e n u m b er of 1799
w ith his au n t Mrs. A. B. C onrad last
sp en t Sunday w ith h er an d a fractio n o r a trifle less th a n
week.
Mr.
S
u
tte
r
has
plans
m
ade
•’or,lan<l
--------- Best to U se
Best to Buy—
50,000
to ren t a farm in th is neighborhood. au n t an ,l uncle, Mr. and Mrs. E. 18 00 tanlt cars holding
pounds each.
Rev. T. J. A nthony was u n ab le to ,{ozin
A U T O B U S-
Mrs. H. W. Cooley sp e n t S unday
Now im agine y o u r b ro th e r's blood
be here Sunday. He has been se ri­
v ia GHESHAM.
ously ill but a le tte r received the aftern o o n with lier d a u g h te r Mrs. was in one of th o se tan k s, o r y o u r Lv. P lea san t
Lv. P o rtlan d
sw
ee
th
e
art
had
co
n
trib
u
te
d
to
th
e
G
eorge
A
rm
strong.
m iddle of- last week said he was a
H om e
!
1st » Alter
T he follow ing Is th e roll of ho n o r killing, o r y o u r h u sb a n d , and do you
7: HO a. in.
0 : 0 0 a. in.
little b e tte r at th a t tim e. Rev. J. H.
1 0 :4 8 a. in.
1 2 : 4 8 p. in.
Wood p reached in his place Sunday. for D istrict No. 4 9 fo r th e m onth realize th a t th e job of s la u g h te r is
S: OO p. m.
4 : 3 0 p. in.
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¡ending A pril 9 th : R u th Ick le r, Dolly only h alf done?
Mrs. E lm er M ercer was given a M organ. W alter T hom pson, Melvin
W hat a re you going to do ab o u t R atee for A uto p arties to P o rtlan d ,
gen u in e su rp rise on M onday a fte r- M cCreary.
Miss Jean L ent is th e it? Is th e world b e tte r to d ate
13 p er trip fo r fo u r or less.
1x6, 1x8, RUSTIC, all patterns, No. 1, $18, No. 2, $14,
noon, th e occasion being h er b irth ­ teach er.
th ereb y .
J. W. B A N H O L8TER,
liO U lS CH R ISTEN SEN ,
No. 3, $11.
day. A larg e n u m b er of h er frien d s
Pacific A g rticu ltu ra l S tatio n .
Mr. an d Mrs. A. B. C onrad visited
O w ner and D river.
Common Barn Grade of RUSTIC, $9.
w ere p resen t.
at th e hom es of R obert K erslak e and
A larg e a tte n d a n c e is desired at Jam es B urns th e first of th e week.
1x4, 1x6, 1x8, 16 or 24 ft. lengths, rough $6, sized $7.
Sunday school next Sunday, as on
F erd. Foth was a P o rtlan d visito r
2x4, 2x6, 2x8, 16 or 24 ft. lengths, rough, $6, sized $7.
th a t day d eleg ates will be elected to T hursday.
1x6 FENCING, 16 or 24 ft., $6.
th e sta te Sunday school convention
Jam es B urns an d d a u g h te r M ar­
GRESHAM OUTLOOK with
1x4 SHEATHING, $5.
to be held in P o rtlan d in th e n e a r fu­ g aret au d Jo h n B urns sp en t Sunday
1x6, 1x8 SHEATHING, odd lengths, $6, same 16 or 24 ft.
tu re.
T he young people's class is w ith th e ir p are n ts a t T ro u td ale.
I yr.
6 mos.
p lan n in g to be th e re in full force,
lengths, $7.
T h e E m broidery club w ill m eet
Dally O regonian
16.00
13.26
and If th e day is su itab le , a p ictu re with Mrs. J. C. Duke T h u rsd ay . All
1x6, 1x8 SH IPLAP, 16 or 24 ft., $8.
Dally an d Sunday O regonian .. 8.00
4.26
will be ta k en fo r p u b licatio n In th e a re co rd ially Invited.
2x4, cull, sized, $2.
Dally Jo u rn a l
.. 5 60
2.75
Sunday school periodicals.
R.
K
erslak
e,
J.
8.
B
urns,
H
ector
ATTRACTIVE REDUCTIONS ON ALL LUMBER.
Dally an d Sunday J o u ^ q l
.. 7.50
4.00
and Robbie M organ an d J. M. E berle
E v en in g T elegram
.. 5.60
Good Supply of Split Cedar Fence Posts.
2.75
FAIRVIEW
enjoyed a ride to L ato u reii F alls in
W eekly O regonian
.. 2.00
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Good Supply of Flooring and all Finish Lumber, Mouldings,
S em i-W eekly Jo u rn a l
Mrs. S. C. Dixon e n te rta in e d W ed­ th e la tte r ’s a u to Sunday.
.. 2.00
Shingles, Etc.
1.15
.Mr. an d Mrs. J. 8. B urns, Mrs, Jas.
nesday aftern o o n for th e benefit of
Mill now In o peration. L et us figure on your o rd ers. Phone
th e M ethodist Aid society.
T hose B urns and Jo h n Bfctian atte n d e d th e G et the Latest War New s
Read the Congressional News
o r w rite. W e D eliver.
Scotch concert in G resham T h u rsd ay
p resen t besides th e hostess w ere:
Read the Interesting Local News
I evening
.MeRdames A. L. Stone, D. S. D unbar,
I Jo h n Iliclian has been sp en d in g a
H. M. Shaw, Eliza Stone. J. Loser,
'few days with th e B u rn s' fam ilies.
J. W. Benecke, E. W etm ore, E. E.
Sandy. Oregon.
M artin L en n artz, Mgr.
Mr. K erslak e b o u g h t a buggy horse
P hone 446
H eslin, J. H. P eterso n , J. W. Moller
, from .Mr C hilders, th e ru ra l c a r­
and C harles Cowles, Misses Nancy
rier on ro u te 2, G resham
A nderson,
Eva T ow nsend,
R uth
I
burn,
W
ashington,
an
d
Mrs.
F.
A.
SCENIC
Shaw, M erle H eslin and Ixiuise Loser
PLEASANT HOME
W olters. of Tacom a.
Mrs. H. M. Shaw will give a tea on
i
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Wm.
C
ounslil
and
T he Misses H ilda Beyers and Mln-
T h u rsd ay aftern o o n for th e benefit
A m o th e r's m eeting will be held
s S h rin e r w ere P o rtlan d visitors !son Jo e were g u ests S unday of Mr. of th e P resb y terian Aid society.
u n d er th e auspices of th e W om en's
W e h a v e th e m —M ilk Reports
ia n d Mrs. J. R. D uncan.
T he Misses Opal and Hazel Camp, C h ristian T em perance Union, a t the
Is week.
Mrs. Ipha H enshaw , of Seaside, of Oregon City and B eulah Je n k in s, hom e of Mrs. A. F. C hase on F rid ay
Rev. A. K ra u se, of P o rtlan d , was
| and Mrs. Xena K n ig h to n , of Port- of P o rtlan d , have been th e guest of afte rn o o n . April 16. A large atten -
Do you know how much milk you are
g uest at th e hom e of Wm. Beyers
i land, w ere gu ests a t th e hom e of D. th e ir a u n t Mrs. J. H. P eterso n .
dance is desired.
getting?
b first of th e week.
D. Ja ck F riday.
A deposit sta tio n has been
in ­
T h e Misses R uth A nderson and
Do you know what your cows average?
C h ristian E ndeavor Society Drama.
A weasel met a v io len t d eath at
fie T yreil, of P o rtla n d , a re guests the hom e of Al D ellaven when cau g h t stalled in th e city hail h ere by th e
"G
rad
u
a
tio
n
Day
a
t
W
oodhili
Do you know which is your best cow?
M ultnom ah county lib rary asso cia­
th e la tte r's a u n t Mrs. J. R. Dun- in th e act of ste alin g chickens
School." a play of 17 c h a ra c te rs, giv­
tion
w
ith
Mrs.
M
aude
H
eslin
as
II-
All
this and other important information
a d u rin g E a ste r vacation. Jas.
en by M ontavllla C h ristian E n deavor
Rev. Geo. C arl, of P o rtlan d , r e p ­
11 of Sandy R idge was also a guest rese n tativ e of th e F o rd a u to was a . b rarian .
will be yours if you use Milk Reports.
j On T h u rsd ay afte rn o o n Zelma for th e benefit of C o rb ett C h ristian
th e D uncaa hom e one day this guest at th e A ltm an home.
E ndeavor, S atu rd ay , April 24, a t 8
j Shaw e n te rta in e d five little frien d s
ek.
o ’clock. In west basem ent high school
. ihe occasion being h er sixth b lrtli-
building. C o rb ett, O regon.
A dm is­
Ray S h rin e r and A lbert Beyers
ORIENT
I day T he aftern o o n waa passed with
sion 25 cents. All u n d er 12 fre«m
?nt vacation week w ith th e ir par- j
various
games,
after
which
lunch
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The first gam e of th e season
ta.
T hose a tte n d in g were
Rheumatic Pains KeBevnl.
played
by th e O rient high school, WM served
John
Boros, la te of C alifornia, j
L illian H eslin, M arg aret F itzg e rald , ¡ Why suffer from rh eu m atism when
ived his fam ily onto th e farm for- , was w ith M ilw aukie at O rien t on Lois Cree, Zola P roudflt an d Em ily relief may be had a t so sm all a coat?
Mrs. E lm er H atch, P eru , Ind., w rites
T h e y ’re very co n­
rly ow ned by G ust P eterson
He April 10. M ilw aukie pitched a good j onaa
T h e y w ill lead to
i, j . u
v
. ..
_
I “ I have been su b je c t to s lta c k s of
venient and cheap
>ecta to p u t a la rg e p a rt of the game. A lthough Sloop. O rien t's s ta r
better cere end m ilk
Roderick G raham , of Nova Scotia, rh eu m atism fo r years. C ham ber-
rig h t fielder, played a good gam e,
m Into garden.
has been th e guest of his cousins isin 's L in im en t alw ays relieves me
they w ere defeated.
Mrs D. W McKay and Mrs J. R Im m ediately, and I ta k e p leasu re in ¡
Mra. B. C. Altman is tntertainlng
C b . a n i l b . Mr. G rih -n , u • brolle, reeomaeodlD« It to olhera.-r 11 bbd¡
s week, her sister Mrs. Edward
Eyes tested and glasses fitted.
o í . 1 . lo r o r n o r o t N o r . tkotl.,
'
r . r » l . b , *11
d t m and daughter Edna, of Au- ¡Dr. U m . Inglis.— Adv.
Let the Youngsters
Play
SANITARY MEAT MARKET
All Kinds of Sausages, Ham, Lard, Bacon, Homemade
ADOLF TIETZE
LUMBER PRICES REDUCED
Bert Lindsey
Cabinet Lumber, Cedar, Fir and Hemlock
iron ace
Potato Planters
JONSRUD LUMBER CO., BORING, ORE.
100 % Potato Planting
Planet Jr. and Standard Garden Seeders.
Hand Cultivators, One-horse Cultivators, Riding
or Walking Cultivators.
HESSEL’S FARM MACHINERY
Portland-Pleasant Home
Special Sale of Lumber
Combination Subscriptions
Sandy F ir Lumber Co»
Mr. Dairyman
Get them at Outlook Office.
Phone 701