GRESHAM
OUTLOOK
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$1000 TO LOAN
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PROGRAM,
O n a G o o d F arm
BANK OF GRESHAM
GRESHAM, OREGON.
PLEASANT HOME
SCENIC
E. S. R obinson and C. F. R obin
son, of W estm in ster, B. C., have re
tu rn ed to th e ir hom e a fte r a visit
with th e ir sister, Mrs. W. E. M arkell.
Mrs. Wm. M artin, of O ttow a, C an
ada. a sister, is now a guest at the
M arkell home.
Chas. DeHaven in ju re d
li'niself
severely last T uesday w hile slashing
He got a cut ju st below th e knee.
He bled so profusely th a t it was nec
essary to call m edical aid to stop the
bleeding and sew up th e wound. He
is doing well and will soon be ab o u t
his w ork again.
Miss M aude D rake
is keeping
house for th a . M arkell fam ily q .u lu g
Mrs. M arkell's illness.
Mrs. A. Duncan e n tertain ed Mr.
and Mrs. L ohrm an of Sandy Ridge
Mr. and Mrs. C. H. P adke of P o rt last Sunday.
land and Mrs. J. M Davis of P air-
Mr. and Mrs. C. C. Jack have re
view visited a t th e hom e of Mr. and tu rn ed to B ellingham , W ash., a fte r
Mrs. Jo h n B ram h ali this week.
a m o n th 's visit w ith th e ir p aren ts,
Mr. and Mrs. G rant Sloop spent Mr. and Mrs. D. D. Jack.
th e day in P o rtlan d today.
Mr. and Mrs. Em il B artsch have
TROUTDALE
as th e ir guests th is week, Mrs. B er
Mrs. Louie T hom pson of P o rtlan d
th a S hanklin and children, Mr. and
Mrs. H arry M orris, all of P o rtlan J. is visiting w ith Mrs W allace.
T he M ethodist L adies Aid society
E lm er Cam pbell of B u tte, Mont.,
sp ent a pleasan t aftern o o n W ednes is in tow n this week.
day at th e hom e of Mrs. Chas. Quick-
Mrs. A llard is visitin g with h er
sail. T he next m eeting will be with d a u g h te r a t T he Dalles.
Mrs. B row er on A ugust 4.
D uring th e past week th e re have
Mr. and Mrs. T. L. Evans, Mr. and been as gu ests in th e H elm ing home,
Mrs. V ictor E llis and son K enneth of Mrs. C aroline H elm ing,
Will H el
C o rb ett spent Sunday with Mr. and m ing and wife, of P o rtlan d , and
Mrs. A ugust B artsch.
Mary Z im m erm an of T he Dalles.
T he m eetings at th e C hapel car
Elza W allace has gone to Condon
a re well atte n d e d and all are pleased
to work in th e h arv est fields.
and benefitted by the preaching of
Mrs. Powell, lib ra ria n , rep o rts a )
Dr. D river an d by the a ttra c tiv e m u
sic. T he ca r is being well filled ev-1 very sa tisfac to ry circu latio n of hooks
ery evening. Next Sunday m orning ! even thoug h vacation days are here.
Dr. D river will preach at C ottrell in ! Tlie readin g room is open from 2 :30
th e m orning and at the ca r in the p. m. to 5:3 0 , and from 7 to 9 in the
J evening. You will find an a ttra c tiv e
evening.
[ place in which to spend leisu re hours
and a lib ra ria n ever ready to aid you
COTTRELL
in finding read in g m aterial for e ith e r
Dr. W. C. D river, in charge of the profit o r pleasure.
chapel c a r at P lea san t Home, will
T he Ladies Aid society will m eet
preach at C ottrell next Sunday at
at th e church next W ednesday a f t
th e usual m orning hour. The m eet
ernoon for work on th e ir quilt. Come
ing will be held at the ca r in the
and bring your thim bles.
evening.
Tw lce-a-W eek O utlook, 1 y r..... 1.60
D aily O regonian, 1 yr. re g ..... $6.00
C om bination, 1 y e a r.................. 6.00 1
G R E S H A M CAM P. NO. 13,180, M. W.
A .— M eets first and th ird T u esd a y in
ea ch m o n th in Odd F ello w s' h all.
A ll
o b lig a te d m em b ers are In vited to a t
ten d. G. L. F ie ld h o u s e , Clerk.
w. o. t . u.
W O M EN ’S
C H R IS T IA N
TEM PER-
A N C E V N IO N .— M eets at the L ib rary
seco n d
and
fo u r th
T h u rsd a y s
each
m o n th at 2 30 p. m. P resid en t. Mrs. H.
L. W o s ts ll; se c r e ta r y . Mrs. G eorge F.
H on ey.
Bids Wanted.
N otice is hereby given th a t bids
will be received for fu rn ish in g hand
m usic d u rin g fa ir (n o t less th a n 15
pieces.) R ight is reserved to re je c t
any o r all bids, band to play from
10 a. m. to 6 p. m.
A ddress bids to H. A. Lewis. P o rt
land, O regon, R. 1.
By o rd e r of th e B oard of D irectors,
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M ultnom ah County F air.
D. M. ROBERTS, S ecretary.
SIGNS FOR THE TIMES!
If you i eed any of th e follow ing sigt s get them at th e
O utlook office. The m ore com mon form s a re 1»< pt Cli hand
and any o th e rs can be supplied on sh o rt ro tic e. We m ake
a specialty of neatly p rin ted placards. O rders tak en b j phone.
P L E A S E DO S O T A S K F O B C R E D IT
F O B S A L E , A p p ly to
(L a r g e )
F O B B E K T . A p p ly to
(L a r g e )
N O T A R Y P U B L IC
KO M IN O R S A L L O W E D
K E E P O UT— T H IS M E A N S YOU
B O U S E F O B B E N T L a r g e ) B O U S E F O B B E N T (S m a ll)
T E R M S CASH ( S m a ll) NO SM O X IN O A L L O W E D (S m a ll)
NO A G E N T S OR F E D D L E B S N E E D CALL
NO T R E S P A S S IN G .
(S e v e r a l fo r m s )
M IL X R E P O R T B L A N K S
(T h e s e are large, p rin ted on
s tr o n g Cardboard, s u ita b le fo r m ilk record o f 16 to 18 c o w s for one
m onth , b oth m o rn in g and e v e n in g .)
THE OUTLOOK
P hone 701
G resham
LUMBER PRICES REDUCED
Rustic, all patterns, No. 1, $18; No. 2, $14; No. 3, $11. Bam
Rustic, $9.
1x4, 1x6, 1x8, 16 or 24 ft. lengths, rough, $6, sued $7.
2x4, 2x6, 2x8 , 16 or 24 ft. lengths, rough $6, sued $7.
Fencing, $6. Shiplap, $8.
SPLIT, ROUGH and DRESSED CEDAR POSTS
Cabinet Lumber, Cedar, Fir and Hemlock
All kinds of Moulding, Apple Boxes, Ladders and Shingles
TURNED PORCH POSTS, NEW ELS. BAULSTERS, TABLE
LEGS, Moulded and Plain GUTTERS.
We Deliver Lumber
JONSRUD LUMBER CO., BORING, ORE.
PHONE 41x
Route No. 2.
D E C ID E
PROGRAM AND FIELD
DAY EVENTS
1 0 :3 0
W ell K n o w n P e rc h e ro n S tallion.
A t p rese n t at S a n d y Fir
L u m b e r C o m p a n y 's M ill n e a r S a n d y . P h o n e 446.
A n n o u n c e m e n t of other places w h ere he w ill stand m ade later.
$10 Dollars for the Season
$15 to insure colt
A. M.
L Selection, P lea san t H om e Band.
2. Song. 'Picnic Song.’* G range Chorus.
3 . Address of W elcome, Geo. W. S tapleton,
M ayor of G resham .
4 Song, "T he W ild B ird ," G range C horus.
5. Vocal Solo. Isaac E. Staples (S tap les the
Je w e le r).
6. A ddress, C. E. Spence, M aster Oregon
S tate G range.
7. Q u artet, "B ea u tifu l B ells.” George W.
S tapleton, C. E. R usher, Mrs H W.
S nashall, Mrs. C harles L ato u rell
8. A ddress. Ja m es W ithycom be, G overnor
of Oregon.
9. Song, "H ail to th e H arv est," G range
Chorus.
10. A ddress, Phil Bates, M ultnom ah County
Booster.
11. Selection. P leasan t Home Band.
12. Song, "L ig h tly L augh and Gaily S in g ,
G range Chorus.
PROGRAM,
1 :15
W rite o r P h o n e .
Sanitary Meat Market
PHONE 54 X
MAIN ST.
I». M.
FREE DELIVERY
ADOLF TIETZE
List of le tte rs .
Colum bia G range, M aster, M. Pounder.
Evening S tar G range, M aster, J. J. Johnson.
F airview G range, M aster, Cedric Stone.
G resham G range, M aster, Mrs. J. R. Cav-
anagh.
L ents G range, M aster, W. H. Young.
M ultnom ah G range, M aster, R. I. A nderson.
P leasan t Valley G range, M aster. P. J. Bliss.
Rockwood G range, M aster, Jo h n Richm ond.
R ussellville G range, M aster, Jo h n Welbls.
W oodlawn G range. M aster, W H H. D ufur.
CONTESTS
1. Boys’ Race, u n d er 12, T ennis Shoes do
n ated by B ert Lindsey.
2. Boys’ Race, o ver 12, under 16, Comb
an d B rush donated by R. A. W ilson Drug
Co.
3. G irls’ Race, u n d er 12, Box S tatio n ery
donated by G resham Drug Co.
4 G irls’ Race, o v er 12, u n d er 16, Jew el
Case donated by Staples th e Jew eler.
5. L ad ies’ Spool W inding C o n test, Clock
donated by M. D. Kern.
6. F a t M en’s Race, over 200 pounds, E ver
green S hrub don ated by H. A. Lewis.
7. Sack Race, H and Grip donated by R. R.
C arlson.
8. O bstacle Race, B aseball Bat donated by
Dr. H. H. H ughes.
9. B arrel Race, P en k n ife donated by S te r
ling & K id d er H ard w are Co.
10. F a t W om en’s Race, over 175 pounds,
Rocking C hair.
11. P o tato Race, Box of Candy donated by
H. E. Davis.
12. W om en’s W heelbarrow Race, C ut Glass
F ru it Bowl d o n ated by M ount Scott
D rug Co.
13. Pole Race, N ecktie donated by E. W.
A ylsw orth.
14. M arried W om en’s Race, One Dozen D ah
lia Bulbs don ated by Gill Bros.
15. T hree-legged Race, O rder for Straw H at
donated by P a u tz & Son.
16. L ad les’ Nail
D riving C ontest, Ebony
H and M irror do n ated by W. H. M arkell
& Co.
17. C rack er E atin g C ontest, Silver P ictu re
Fram e.
18. N eedle Race; boys’ prize, No. 2 Brow nie
C am era don ated by Ja n c k e Drug Co.;
g irls ’ prize, o rd e r on Mt. Scott P ubllsh-
nig Co. for package of C alling Cards.
19. M en’s ltlO-Yard Dash, p air Gold Cuff
B uttons donated by S taples th e Jew eler.
20. Tug of W ar, Box of C igars donated by
th e G ranges.
Alice P eterson of G resham spent
Sunday w ith M ildred Easley.
T he “ S earc h ers” cl88s m et a t the
hom e of th e ir teach er.
Mrs. A lta
G entry, W ednesday evening
Mr. and Mrs. Thos. W iles atten d ed
C h a u ta u q u a Sunday.
Mrs. C. O. Branson visited in P o rt
land T h u rsd ay with h er cousin. Rev.
H. B. Cooper and wife, who are on
th e ir way to th e E ast from th e P a n
am a F air. T he day was sp en t with
Mrs. B ran so n 's uncle, Rev. W. S.
Holcom b, who is a re tire d m in iste r of
th e Oregon C onference.
Rev. Mr
Cooper Is p asto r of St. P a u l's M. E.
church, D elew are, Ohio.
Rev. an d Mrs. J. H. Wood visited
on T uesday w ith th e ir friends. Mr.
and Mrs. S anford Sim m ons, in P o rt
land.
Mr. Sim m ons has been ill
since a fall he received tw o years
CHURCH SERV ICES.
L IN N E M A N M E M O R IA L M ETH O D-
is t E p isco p a l ch u rch . G resh am . P rea ch
in g s e r v ic e s a t 11 a m. and 7:30 p. m. ;
S u n d a y sc h o o l a t 10 a. in., E p w o rth i
L ea g u e a t 6 46 p. ni A. R. L ym an . S u n
day S ch o o l su p e r in te n d e n t; Mrs. L illia n i
P u llen , E p w o rth L e a g u e p resid en t. Rev.
M elv ille T. W ire, P a sto r.
P L E A S A N T HO M E M E. C H U R C H —
S u n d a y s e r v ic e s
S u n d a y sc h o o l 10 a.
m . p rea ch in g 1st ad 3d S u n d a y s. 11 a.
n>. 2d and 4th ______
S u n d a __
y s, 8 p m.
Ep-
w u’ th L e a g u e 7:30 p. in. P ra y er m r e e t
in g T h u rsd a y e v e n in g s.
“ R ev. —
T. L.
S m ith , P a sto r.
SM IT H
M E M O R IA L
PRESBYTER-
lan F a ir v ie w ,— S u p p lied by R ev. I. B
S e ll o f P o rtla n d . S u n d a y sc h o o l at 10
“• n>
M rs Li. W. M cK ay, s u p e r in te n
d en t; p rea ch in g 11 a, m .; Y. P, s . C E
7:30 p. m.
An Outdoor Event for July 27
The 8earchers Class met at the
home of I. T. Wood to discuss plans
for a social to be given by the losing
side of their recent contest. It was
decided to give an Ice cream social
next Tuesday night at the home of
A. B Conrad. The proceeds from the
City Bakery
I L I F F M E M O R IA L C H U R C H — M il-
ro se
P r e a c h in g a t 11 a. in and 8 p. :n.
Son< se r v ic e 7.3 0 p. m. S u n d a y sc h o o l
10 a m. P ra y er m e e tin g T h u rsd a y e v
e n ln g 7 30 p m
P a sto r , T. J. A n ’ hony.
S u n d ay
b ch o o l su p e r in te n d e n t, Chas.
T a llm a n .
FREE
M E T H O D IS T
CHURCH—
M orning se rm o n at 11 o ’clo ck , ev en in g
eerm o n at 7:30.
S u n d a y sc h o o l a t 10
j« .'.11 . f i e v ’ 11 M C a th ey su p e r in te n
den t.
c l a s s m e e tin g fo llo w in g m o rn
in g serm on .
F. L. Itu g g , c la s s leader
1 ra y er m e e tin g T h u reiia y e v e n in g s at
P a sto ? bU,Ch
K” V W m
R F lu n *>«A
, F ? 7 < ,?.T LAN S C IE N C E S E R V IC E S —
1. O. O. !•. h all, G resh am . S u n d a y sc h o o l
at 10 a. m
S e r v ic e s a t 11; te stim o n y
m e e tin g W ed n esd a y e v e n in g a t 8 o'clock
PAUL HOETZEL, Prop.
Bread
On the M arket
Fresh Every Day.
Pies, Cakes and
other Pastry
Main St.,
-
Gresham. < >
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Attention !
The Farmer»’ Mutual Fire
Relief Association
O r PO RTLAND, OREGON
In v ites all farm ers who have no
In su ran ce on th e ir farm buildings
to in su re w ith us
T his asso cia
tion is th e ch eap est and sa fe st in
the sta te . It in su res only co untry
p ro p erty and has o ver $3,000.000
In su ran ce in force.
Writ© or p h on e
H. W . R N A 8H À L L , Pre«.
The F a rm e rs M utual F ire Relief
A ssociation.
O rssh a m K o u ts No. 3
N o ta ry P u b lic
P h o n s 74
K aal E s ta te
O B A M G B D IB E O T O B T .
S A N D Y G R A N O E M eets ev ery
fo u r th S a tu rd a y
M aster, A. G. Thom
as
se c r e ta r y , J a m s . B e ll, lectu rer.
Mrs. J. C. S in cla ir. S
“ a — n d ’ y , O
~ regon.
E V E N IN G
HTAK
O H A N O B -M h U
first S a tu rd a y in e a c h m onth
M aster.
J .¿L J o h n so n ;
s e c r e ta r y
J e n n ie
C.
gsmith; lectu rer, M iss N e llie F a w cett.
L en ts. O regon.
-M a sts ev ery
first S a tu rd a y
M aster. C sdrlc Stuns' i
se c r e ta r y . Hoy B ton s; lectu rer, M rs D
W. M cK ay.
F a ir v ie w , O regon.
M U L T N O M A H G R A N G E — M eats e v
ery fo u r th S a tu rd a y
M aster, R I. A n
d e r so n , se c r e ta r y , M y rtle J o h n so n , le c
turer. M rs. J. C. D u k a
O reeh am , R F.
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V(?rR/p H H A i i C O U N C IL O F W O M EN
V O T E R IJ— M eets
seco n d and
fo u rth
M onday e v e n in g s o f t b s m o n th at the
L ib ra ry
P r e sid e n t, Mrs. C h a s C lev e
land. aeeretary. M rs. £ Truaoott.
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PLEASANT
VALLEY
B A P T ’ ST
ch u rcn . S u n d a y S ch o o l a t 10 a
m
p rea ch in g a t 11 a. m . Y ou n g P eo p le’è
m e e tin g t 30; p rea ch in g at 7:30 d . m
Kav. Mr. H oy. P a sto r.
Mrs. W. G. Rogers and h er m o th
er, Mrs. Elwood, left T uesday on th e
ste a m e r N o rth ern Pacific for
San
ROCKW OOD G R A N G E - M eets first
F rancisco, w here they will spend a i iV\'"dn"*'l<y. ? ? m t an<1 " » rd S a tu rd a y
a
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a. in. M aster, J o h n R ich m o n d e e c
rew weeks visiting frien d s and tak r*l»r y. H e s te r U T h o rp e, lectu rer. M rs
Ida B u r g e ss
G resh a m , U. F. D. 1.
ing In th e fair.
J. D. Lee of P o rtlan d was a caller S a tu rd a y * in Aea ch * m im i’n ' M eets first
M aster,
M
s e c r e ta r y . M rs G race F srg u -
at th e hom e of O N. S ager on Tues-
son ; le c tu r sr . M rs H en k le
C o rb stt.
o r eg on.
day.
ago.
Mr. and Mrs G. H. K estcrson a t
W O O D L A W N G R A N G E — M eets sac
Mr. and Mrs Chas. T allm an visited tended th e C h a u ta u q u a last 8unday. 7“? ï £ d i i #U£ ,b . K* tu r ,J ,y « v « n ln g » Mas
1er, v\ H. H I»u fu r, se c r e ta r y , M ia E
th e la tte r ’s b ro th er, Wm. McGeorge
Mr. and Mrs Will Richey and fam « A r m str o n ‘g.
g
lectu rer,
Mrs.
K. A.
P o rtla n d , W o o d la w n sta tio n .
In P o rtla n d , on Monday,
ily and Mr. and Mrs W F. G arrison H y a tt.
Mrs. A da Dodge and ch ild ren and atten d e d ch u rch a t L ents Sunday.
L E N T S O R A N G E — M eets seco n d S a t
urday, 1« 00 a m M aster. W H Young
R u p ert H olcom b are g u ests of th e ir
I. F. Coffman of L ents was out se c r e ta r y , M r. w L. H o tc h k is s , le c t
L e n ts, (Jrs
cousin, Mrs. C. O. B ranson, for the looking a fte r his ranch on Monday. urer, M rs M au d s D a r n e ll
week.
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H erb ert Ryan has p rocured a posi
M eets ev e r y fo u r th S a tu r d a y In each
Mrs. W innoe L ie rs ’y of M throe, tion for th e su m m er with th e P a m o n th M aster, P. t» B L ee. se c r e ta r y ,
M rs A nna R eh m a n , le c tu rer, G N Ra
In d ian a, and Miss E lsa C onrad of cific S tates T elephone Co.
ger
G reeh am , O regon. R K. D. 1
M olalla. O regon, cousins of A. B. j
P L. Bliss has invested in a new
< h T a N G E -
M eets
C onrad, w ere gu ests at his hom e last five-passenger S tu d eb a k er car
t,hLrd « • ‘ u rd a y ea ch m o n th
M aster
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M
abel
M
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week
P e te r H o ste tte r of C olorado,
C leveland and W illard Bliss and KTri.2:C
d5UrR, , Fl*i? ,F,Dnl*
Mrs. C o n rad ’s cousin, was also th e ir th e Misses Edna, Eva and Hazel
guest last week.
B erke atte n d e d C h a u ta u q u a last S un w ^»M <»N A G R A N G K — M e e t. third
W ed n esd a y . M arch. J u n e, S ep tem b er. De-
Miss E th el Wood, who has been day.
cem b sr
.Master, J J. J o h n so n , se c r e
w orking in th e hom e of Dr. W. J.
O’Reilly a M ontague, who have tary, Fadna B erk e, lectu rer, Mrs. J. W
T o w n sen d .
O tt a t G resham , was tak en y ester th e c o n tra ct for paving th e F o ster
G BCSH AM
GRANGE— M ..a
ev ery
day to a P o rtlan d , w here she was road, have a force of men and m a
seco n d S a tu rd a y ea ch m onth .
M aster.
o p erated on fo r ap p en d icitis.
She chinery busy p u ttin g in th e concrete Me». J tt. C a v s n a g h , a a crsta ry . A lber- I
ta A d en le c tu r sr II E D a v is
G rssh -
stood th e o p erstlo n well and hopes cu lv erts on K elley creek an d Deep ain,
O regon.
Hollow.
to be ab o u t soon.
F A IR V IE W
ORANOE
Miss Eunice Poet of Drain and
Miss Marie Ericson of Portland vis
ited with Mrs. W. L. Rhoads one day
last week
Renzo Crawford had a runaway
last Monday and was thrown from
his wagon injuring his foot quite
severely. As a consequence he will
be laid up several days.
Tw enty-five cen ts invested In a
bottle of C h a m b e rla in ’s Colic, C hol
e ra an d D iarrhoea Rem edy will en
able you to p ro tect y o u r fam ily from
any serio u s consequences re su ltin g
from tin a tta c k of colic o r d ia rrh o e a
d u rin g the su m m er m onths. Is th at
not b e tte r th a n life In su ran ce? Buy
it now. it may save life. F o r sale
by all D ealers.— Adv.
Mrs. Sadie P. Claw son, In d ian a, I
Pa., was both ered w ith indigestion. !
"My stom ach pained me n ig h t and
d ay ,” sh e w rites.
" I would feel
bloated
and have h ead ach e and
belching a fte r eatin g .
1 also Buf- 1
fered from co n stip atio n . My d a u g h
te r had used C h a m b e rla in 's T ab lets i
and they did h er so m uch good th a t I
she gave me a few doses of them an d j
insisted upon my try in g them . They i
helped me as n o th in g else has d o n e.” !
F o r sale by al D ealers.— Adv.
sale of Ice cream will be added to
the fund for the new church bell
which th e class so ea rn estly desires
to p ut in place th is fail. Come and
help them p ut it In for th e beginning
of th e new conference year.
The
ladies a re requested to b ring cakes
or hom em ade candy. Come and help
the S earchers have a good tim e and
may they soon h ear th e sound of the
new bell calling th e people to church
and Sunday school.
PLEASANT VALLEY
B e tte r T ita n Lift» In s u ra n c e .
C u re d o f In d ig e s tio n .
B E T H E L B A P T IS T C H U R C H — S u n
d a y S ch o o l 10 a. m. D. R S h oem ak er,
S u p erin ten d en t. P rea ch in g 11 a. m , and
7 30 p in. P ra y er m e e tin g W ed n esd a y
7:30 p. m. R ev . A. J. W are, P a sto r.
MELROSE
GRESHAM
R em aining le tte rs uncalled fo r in
th e G resham postoffice for w e e k e n d
ing Ju ly 18, 1915:
G entlem en. L e tte rs— J. C. Gei
ger, H arry S quires, E. S. Robinson.
Ladies— Mrs. E. C. K nappi, Mrs.
Alice H unter.
M aude H all, Mrs. J. E. Geiger. (3 )
T hese le tte rs will be se n t to th e
dead le tte r office on A ugust 1, 1915,
If not d elivered before. In calling
for th e above, please say ’a d v e rtise d ’,
giving d ate of list.
I. McCOLL, P. M.
GRANGES O F MULTNOMAH COUNTY
AND
BEST QUALITY MEATS
Highest Price Paid for Veal, Hogs and Good Beef Caltle
Selections by P lea san t Home Band and
Comic S tu n ts by th e Several G ranges of th e
County.
RACES
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