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About Gresham outlook. (Gresham, Multnomah County, Or.) 1911-1991 | View Entire Issue (Sept. 10, 1915)
GRESHAM ♦ -c -e -w -M -» » :-:-:-:-» Z 5% Interest 5% OUTLOOK FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 10, 1018 Mrs R aym ond M iller an 1 •.•hildreii A bout one h u n d red an d fifty peop- ple a tte n d e d th e w edding of W illiam were g u ests of relativ es in 1’o 't a i l M organ an d L ouise Scoffer in P o rt last week. lan d W ednesday evening, th e 8th. Miss Eltia D oughton, who has b- -m Mrs. L aw rence W ilhelm and Mrs. spending th e su m m er at th e bon e of ttuaffg le it A rth u r B urns w ent to P o rtla n d Mr. and Mrs. A rnold T hursday fo r h er hom e a t W amic. T h u rsd ay . H arry Cooley has com e hom e from She was accom panied by h er cousin, e a ste rn O regon au d b ro u g h t his co u Miss P earl Ituegg, who will teach at W am ic d u rin g th e coining school sin Roy C arn in e. w ith him term . Mr. au d Mrs. Ed. W illiam s and Mrs. D eibert T ru elo v e a.id d lugli- ' ’ fam ily mid Mr am i M r s Q m A rm te rs M arvell« and Velda of P o n ia r d , stro n g and little boy visited th e ir sister, Mrs. Jo h n Michel, a t C h e rry were th e g u ests of Mr. and Mrs. It. A. llu tc b ln s last week. ville la st week. T he L adies' E m b ro id ery club m et Mrs. Lloyd L ittlep a g e sp en t a few days w ith h e r m o th er. Mrs. G. W . w ith Mrs. D. D. Ja ck of Sceuic F r i day aftern o o n . A llder. Mr. and Mrs. C h arles G illiam aud Mrs. L u lu S tre b ln called on Mrs. d a u g h te rs T in a and D orothy, of P o rt F. F o th la st week. land, spent Sunday and Monday w ith School s ta rts M onday, Sept. 13. Mrs G illiam 's p aren ts, Mr. and Mrs. Miss Dolly M organ w ent w ith h e r Joseph Manary of th is place. sister. Mrs. F ra n k Gibbs, of G resham Mr and Mrs. Win. C rasw ell had to th e hop llelds. as g u ests at th e ir hom e last week R o b ert K erslak e m ade a business Miss M arg aret Lauw of S eattle, trip to P o rtlan d W ednesday. W ashington. The I B. G club m et w ith the Miss E d n a Rozin and h er friend M illie H agley sp en t a few days with Misses Eva and A lb erta S chneider T h u rsd ay aftern o o n . Miss R osin's a u n t, Mrs. Edd. Rozin. Tile B aptist Aid society will m eet H. W. Cooley h as an autom obile. with Mrs. Joseph Caldo T h u rsd ay . Miss E d ith A ndrew s has gone for S eptem ber 16. Mr. aud Mrs. M uriel Brockelsby, a tw o w eeks' stay a t th e beach. T he M organ b ro th e rs are h au lin g Mrs A ngela Banks, Miss Ctissy Mc Pherson and Clifford Schneider, of tlielr p o tato es to th e early m ark et. Miss F lo ren ce W ilhelm has 'R e P o rtlan d , an d Miss Eva and A lb erta tu rn e d hom e a fte r a few w eeks' stay S ch n eid er of th is place hiked to the Sand> riv er Sunday on a picnic. at Mrs. W. J. O tt’s In G resham . The C o ttre ll school com m enced Alex T hom pson is hom e again a f Mr Jo h n R obertson, of te r six w eeks' work w ith Mr O lson's Monday. Dover, is th e p rincipal and Miss P earl th re sh e r. L ittle Floyd Stafford and H arlan McMillen, of H arrisb u rg , th e prim ary T h e a tte n d a n c e ia not yet H ayden are sp en d in g a few days w ith te ac h er th e ir g ra n d p a re n ts. Mr. and Mrs O. as large as usual as many of th e pu pils a re a t th e hop yards. W. A llder. Mr. an d Mrs. S m ith an d Mr. und G. W. W oodard w ent to P o rtlan d Mrs. A lb ert C iauson, of P o rtlan d , T uesday. 11. W. Cooley am i fam ily took d in were g u ests of Mr. and Mrs. Ed. A n n er w ith Mr. and Mrs. Rozin Sunday. dre Sunday and Monday. Mrs. W. A. P ro c to r e n te rta in e d Jim and Jo h n B urns a re going to im prove th e ir place by b u ild in g a h er siste r Mrs. I). W M etzger, ot G resham , T uesday. silo. Q uite a few atte n d e d th e p arty at HILLSVIEW Jo h n E b e rle ’s S atu rd ay evening. All rep o rted a p le asa n t tim e. Mr. au d Mrs Strom , win, have Mr. and Mrs. Alex T hom pson and been so serio u sly 111, a r t im proving Mr. an d Mrs. M. A b ern ath y w ent to very slowly. Sandy T h u rsd ay . A. E. N o rq u ist m ad« a business trip to C a rlto n on W ednesday. VENTURA PARK A ugust P ie r was a P or land Visitor On W ednesday evening Miss M ar on T hursday. Nels Rod'.un, who way q u ite badly g a re t D ickson re tu rn e d hom e a fte r a six m o n th s’ v isit a t th e B aldw in shaken up w hen his t a n l ran away ranch n e a r B andon. Miss D ickson’s last T h u rsd ay , w hile m oving th e uncle has ch arg e of th e ranch which tru ck w agon belonging to th e th re s h is th e la rg e st in th e s ta te — a 50,000 er, is g ettin g along nicely. acre one. Since h e r re tu rn Miss TROUTDALE D ickson has tak en ch a rg e of th e li b rary as Mrs. D ecker, o u r form er Miss Violet A llbrecht, of P o rtlan d , lib ra ria n , has been com pelled by visited Sunday and S unday n ig h t press of w ork to resign. w ith Miss Dulcy, an d H ollis P a rk e r Mr. and Mrs. P e te r S chultz and of C h erry v ille P ark, n ear T ro u td ale. two d a u g h te rs, th e Misses Agnes and Eva, left W ednesday for a C ali W e'll All B e G irls. fo rn ia trip , to be gone a m onth. F orty-five m ore g irls w ere born in Mrs. R uhlofs an d little son spent C lackam as county d u rin g th e m onths th e w eek-end w ith frien d s cam ping of A pril, May and Ju n e th a n th e n u m ber of women who died. T his show s a t th e C olum bia slough. two th in g s; th a t th e population is in Mr. and Mrs. J. W. E llston and creasing. and th a t th e county is rap two ch ild ren a re cam p in g at N eh a idly becom ing m ore and m ore g irl lem. ish. W ith p ractically tw ice ar many Mr. an d Mrs. F re d B ridges w ith a girls as h 'j/v being b o m , how lin g few frien d s, had th e ir w eekly picnic will it he before we are all g irls ? — and sw im a t th e C olum bia slough on Oregon City C ourier. Sunday. On T h u rsd ay Mrs. Noah P erry en P ublic n o n irrlg ab le lands in W ash te rta in e d at lunch eo n in h o n o r of ington to ta lin g 120,000 acres will Mrs. Eliza McCoy. T h e g u ests who be opened to en try In Septem ber. p arto o k of Mrs. P e rry ’s h o sp itality beside th e ho n o r g u est, w ere Mrs. (h ain lierlu Jn 's C olic, C holera and D iarrhoea R em edy. H arry McCoy and th re e ch ild ren and T his is a m edicine th a t every fam Mrs. F ra n k P aren t an d two children. ily should be provided w ith. Colic A m ost d elig h tfu l afte rn o o n follow and d ia rrh o e a o ften com e on su d d e n ly and it is of the g re a te st Im p o rt ed th e luncheon. ance th a t th ey be tre a te d prom ptly. Ed. D ecker, w hose leg was broken C onsider th e suffering th a t m ust be In a m otorcycle and au to collision en d u red u n til a physician a rriv e s or m edicine can be o b tained. C h am b er la st w eek. Is Im proving. la in ’s Colic, C holera and D iarrh o ea Rem edy has a rep u ta tio n second to BORING none fo r th e quick relief w hich it a f fords. F o r sale a t G resham Drug Mrs. Bessie R eh b erg is still on th e S tore.— Adv. sick list from an o p e ra tio n a t th e Good S am a ritan ho sp ital several weekH ago. W hile g rea tly Im proved she is still confined to h e r bed at th e hom e of h e r m o th er, Mrs. R ehberg. The Farmer«’ Mutual Fire Mrs. S arah C ross and son C laude F., le ft W ednesday m o rn in g on an Relief Association exten d ed trip th ro u g h ea ste rn O re o r P O B T Z .A W D . O B E O O W gon, W ashington and Idaho, to visit Invitea all farm ers who have no rela tiv e s an d frien d s. In su ra n ce on th e ir farm buildings J . C. S chultz an d wife have Just to in su re w ith us. T his associa re tu rn e d from a th re e w eeks’ trip to tion is th e ch eap est and sa fe st In Des M oines, Iowa. th e sta te . It Insures only co u n try p ro p erty an d baa o ver >3,000,000 PAGE TUKEE Anker-Holth In order to m eet the large d e m ands for Ioans w e have decided to allow 5 % interest on tim e deposits :: of $ 5 0 0 or m ore. BANK OF GRESHAM GRESHAM, OREGON. A. F. M iller, P resid en t. F . A. HOLLIDAY. V tce-Pres. K. A. M ILLER , C ash ier Gust Larson, Eiiiiuanual Anderson, Directors ANNO UNCEM ENT J *r T h e follow ing effective A u g u st 2. p rices, d e liv e re d in G re s h a m , $443.25 493.25 Ford Runabout Ford Touring Car No S peedom eter included In th is y e a r's equ ip m en t. O therw ise cars fully equipped. T h ere can he no assu ra n ce given ag ain st an advance in th ese prices at any tim e. We g u a ra n te e , how ever, th a t th e re will be no reduction In th ese prices prio r to A ugust 1, 1916. R eadily ailap .ab le to all situ atio n s, with its ability to meet anil overcom e the unusual, the F ord is the c a r for your to u rs and cam ping expeditions, as well as being a genuine u tility in the dem ands of ev ery d ay life. A veraging about tw o cents p er mile to o p erate and m aintain. LATOURELL & SON Agents, Gresham Phone 44 Sanitary Meat Market BEST QUALITY MEATS PHONE 54 X FREE DELIVERY Highest Price Paid for Veal, Hogs and Good Beef Cattle ADOLF TIETZE MAIN ST. GRESHAM Reliable Truck Service Wilh Young's Auto Truck Service All Kinds of Hauling between GRESHAM and PORTLAND Furniture Moving end Farmer’s Hauling P h o n e 7»x G resham T “* rT » 1~> P , I V J T T/ ^ C O Main 0 1 7 3 A-2«t»l 224 Pine Street, Portland ■ ■ ■ ■ LUMBER PRICES REDUCED Rustic, all patterns, No. 1, $18; No. 2, $14; No. 3, $11. Barn Rustic, $9. 1x4, 1x6, 1x8, 16 or 24 ft. lengths, rough, $6, sixed $7. 2x4, 2x6, 2x8 , 16 or 24 ft. lengths, rough $6, sized $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, NEWELS, BAULSTERS, TABLE LEGS, Moulded aud Plain GUTTERS. We Deliver Lumber JONSRUD LUMBER CO., BORING, ORE. PHONE 41 x Route No. 2. Free Trips io the Roundup At Pendleton, Sept. 23 to 25 READ ARTICLE ON PAGE ONE IN BARRED. $ All Expenses Paid THIS ISSUE. LET’S ALL GO TO THE ROUNDUP. NOHODV LET ’ER RUCK Obtain Sixty Subscriptions to th e OUTLOOK anil the trip is yours. All expenses paid including railroad fare, hotel acm inmoda- tions, special seats in the grandstand at Ronndup Park every day, adm ission to "Happy Canyon." autom obile transportation to and from the Park. Call, w rite or phone to THE OUTLOOK for details. Attention ! LUSTED Insurance In force. W r it e o r phone Mr. and Mrs. P attiso n c f P o rt B . W . E W i l l A L L , » re e . land, v isited a t th e hom e of Mr. and The Farmers Mutual Fire Relief Mrs. A. Ja ck so n o v er Sunday. Association. Mr. ’.nd Mrs. F ra n k L ln d erm an O reshaœ B on te Wo. S »hon e 74 an d fam ily, of A rleta, spent sev eral V otary » ob lio B e a l B e te te days a t th e hom e of G M oulton and fam ily. S everal from h ere observed L ab o r ■ day and took a trip up th e C olum bia ; H ighw ay. R alph N elb au er 1» h au lin g his p ru n es to th e G resham can n ery thia y ear. Self-Balancing Cream Separator GUARANTEED NEVER TO GET OUT OF BALANCE Self-Oiling, Has No Oil Cups Easy to C lean. Easy Io T u rn , A lw a y s get» A ll th e C ream . W r ite or ask fo r C atalog or better call and tee this separator at Hessel’s Farm Machinery P hone 544 C resham . Oregon S E E US AT TH E FA IR w w w •• V WWW Our Fair Gresham, Sept. 14-18 A genuine old-time county fair, given by the Granges, stockmen, horticulturists and agri culturists of Eastern Multnomah county. Strict ly educational in all its departments, every one of which is overflowing with exhibits, the equal o f anything of like character ever gath ered in any one county in the state. See the great herds of cattle, swine and sheep; the magnificent Clydes, Pereherons and Shires; a wonderful collection of poultry. CO R N IS K IN G Fifty exhibits of corn grown in Multnomah county, an<l gathered by Farmer Smith, agri culturist of the O.-W. K. & N. Seeing is be lieving. Lectures every «lay in Poultry, Do mestic Science and Dairy Departments. Stock Auction Vales Friday and Saturday. Fine Horse Racing, Thursday, Friday and Saturday. GOVERNOR WITHYCOMBE— Told the Rotary Club that the cow is the wet nurse of prosperity and prosperity follows the cow. PRES. KERR, of the Agricultural College— Told the Ad Club that the fair is one of the most potent agencies for the welfare of this community ami that our mercantile establishments prosper in just such pro portion as our farmers are prosperous. PRES LEWIS, of the Multnomah County Fair Association— States that never in the history of the fair has such a wealth of superior exhibits been shown. 0 Fireworks Every Evening MT. HOOD PLEASANT HOME BUTTER A FIVE-WEEKS' SUBSCRIPTION CONTEST Send Yonr Name to the Outlook today and Get Bus; X
