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COTTRELL
T. C h a p m a n a n d fam ily , w ho h av e
T h e C o ttre ll L a d le s' c lu b n o t r e ­
H enry N elsen, of P o rtla n d , w as
Mrs. J.
D u n can an d ' lived In S u n s h in e v alley fo r o v e r a
her« la.-t w eek in th e td -e re s t of his cen tly w ith
fa rm , re c e n tly p u rc h a s e d of C. J e le c te d th e i r officers fo r th e co in in g I y e a r, m oved to T a c o m a . W a sh in g to n ,
year
M rs F re d W a g n e r w as r e ­ la s t week
I.ltth p ace of M osier. O regon.
Mrs. M ark D o ry la n d a n d baby a re
p re s id e n t w ith
Mrs W in.
A rth u r Jo h n s o n an d F re d R eed e le c te d
Mrs. Ed. J v is itin g w ith h e r p a re n ts a t M onta-
m ade t » o tr ip s to J o u s r u d ’s s a » m ill t'r a s w e ll vice p re s id e n t
n e a r S an d y , fo r lu m b e r to lie used in A ndre w as also re -e le c te d s e c re ta ry i villa.
M rs. E rn e s t J o h n s o n 's s is te r , of
w ith M rs li 1) J a c k tr e a s u r e r . T h e
th e w a te r ta n k fo r th e h ig h school.
Mr. a n d Mrs. P h ilip s v isited th e ir c lu b w ill m eet w ith M rs J a c k on P o rtla n d , h a s been sp e n d in g a few
son T re n to n ,
Sunday
a t th e ro c k A p ril 5, w hen sh e w ill e n te r ta in In d ay s w ith h er.
o n o r of M rs W a g n e r a n d A lice J a c k
c ru s h e r p la n t n e a r T u n n e l No 1.
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M u ltn o m a h (¡ ra n g e D ance.
T h e re c e n t heav y ra in s cau sed a ; w ho h av e jo in t b ir th d a y s on th a t
A d a n c e w ill be g iv en a t M u ltn o ­
larg e d r tre e to s lid e in to th e ro a d d a te . Mrs. J a c k r e q u e s ts th a t th e r e
m a h g ra n g e h a ll a t O rie n t, S a tu rd a y
from th e Stewart p lace n e a r C o rb e tt be no p re se n t* .
n ig h t. A pril 1. by th e g ra n g e . M usic
S a tu rd a y n ig 'i;, seven nten wen .
FO R
S A L E S ev eral
used
■ ook by B e e rs’ o rc h e s tra .
G ood su p p e r
p 't.y ed S u n d ay c le a rin g th e . oad .
sto v e s fo r sa le a t S te rlin g & K id ­
60c a couple. T ic k e ts 7 5c.— Adv.
W e w ere very so rry to h e a r of th e
d e r H dw e. Co.
m is fo rtu n e of o u r little frie n d . L a w r­
ence A n d erso n , w ho is su ffe rin g w ith
hip tro u b le ca u se d by a fa ll s e v ir.il
y e a rs ago an d we e a rn e s tly h ope he
may be e n tire ly re s to re d to health
and may re tu r n soon to h is h o m e,
s»r HINGED DOORS
• # MORE ANCHORAGE
w here he is so sad ly m issed. ’ ’•> is
also g re a tly m issed a t sch o o l, w h e n 1,
D o n ’t buy or m ak e a d eal w ithout getting lull in­
b> his sunny d isp o sitio n anil w in n in g
fo
rm
atio n a b o u t our better fixtures a n d m o n e y ­
w ays, he h a s e n d e a re d h iu tse lf io
saving
prices.
both te a c h e r a n d sc h o o lm a te s.
E rn e s t Z ilm , of S p rin g d a le , w ho
Ensilage Cutters and Engines that will Always Cite You Satisfaction
h as been in th e navy fo r th e p a st
any day up to and including
to u r y e a rs , lias r e tu r n e d hom e fo r a
visit.
li e h a s re -e n lis te d anil w ill
G R E S H A M , O REG O N
re tu rn a g a in to th e navy so m e tim e in
A T T E N T IO N !
I
1
Thrifty Farmers, Dairymen and Feeders
MILL FEED
any quantity at Carload Rates for Cash
Cash Prices
F r id a y , A p r il 7
Going to Buy a Silo ?
Hessell’s Farm Machinery
j A pril.
E s th e r P a u lse n r e tu r n e d hom e S a t­
u rd ay fro n t a visit in P o rtla n d .
Report of tin* condition of the
( n io n H igh S chool No. I.
.Miss J e s s ie P re s to n , of S p rin g d a le ,
w as a g u e st of C la ra K e rsla k e on
Sunday.
¡it (¡I'esliHin. Oregon, ¡it the close ol business March 2.», lull).
C la ra L asley , w ho h as been out of
RESOURCES
school lo r a w eek on acco u n t of tou-
I oara and discounts
^41 *85.05
so litis, r e tu rn e d to sch o o l today.
O verdrafts
37,59
Miss C h ris tin e T o lle fso n left last
Bonds, w arrants and stocks
H,0;>7.03
w eek fo r S e a ttle , w h ere sh e ex p ects
Real estate, furniture amt fixtures
4,8i»4.10
to sp e n d se v e ra l m o n th s w ith h e r
Cash and due from reserve banks
20,649. i2
b ro th e r, O. J. T o llefso n .
< h her resources
................................. ',00000
All of th e p u p ils e n jo y e d th e p a rty
given re c e n tly by th e so p h o m o res.
$75,883.49
P rizes w ere given to C h ris tin e T o lle f­
LIA
B
ILITIES
son a n d E rn e s t M ersh o n in an in itia l
Capital stock
$1;>,O0O.OO
c o n te s t.
D ainty
re f re s h m e n ts of
Surplus
and
undivided
profits
1,127.93
p u n c h , sa n d w ic h e s, c a k e an d ta lly
QUALITY the best we can buy.
I leposits
54,755.56
w ere serv ed
Bills payable
5,000.00
All o f th o s e w ho a tte n d e d Col. M il­
le r 's le c tu re la st T h u rs d a y , felt very
$75,883.4!)
well re p a id fo r th e ir a tte n d a n c e . We
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ST< HKIIOLDEKS
feel, on th e w hole, th e le c tu re c o u rse
G ust L arso n
A. F. M iller
F . A. H a llid a y ,
was q u ite a su ccess, an d h o p e to h av e
E m a n u e l A n d e rso n , 11. E. S a n d s te d t, E. W. P e te rso u ,
o ne n ext y ear.
J C. l’e te r s o n , II W. S n a s h a ll, Ja s. M cP. R o b in so n . K. A. M iller
Mrs. R. E. J o h n s o n . F ra n c e s J o h n ­
s o n ’s m o th e r, w as ta k e n to th e Good
S a m a rita n h o sp ita l last W ed n esd ay
su fferin g w ith
rh e u m a tis m
of th e
spine.
Phone: Gresham 611
Fairview, Oregon
Phone: Troutdale 9F 11
.Men a re now a t w ork g ra d in g th e
sch o o l g ro u n d s
Cement w alk s will
be laid an d th e law n will be seed ed
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dow n.
W ork
is p ro g re s s in g on a ta n k
PLEASANT VALLEY
back of th e sc h o o lh o u se , w hich will
Miss L a u ra .Moore cam e h o m e from supply th e school a n d th e n e ig h b o r­
W hen co m p leted
T im b e r G rove F rid a y e v e n in g , to hood w ith w ater.
sp en d S a tu rd a y a n d
S u n d ay
w itli it w ill h a v e a c a p a c ity o f e ig h t th o u ­
Rough $5.00; Sized $5.00
2x4 16
san d g allo n s.
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$5.00; Sized $6.00
BEST QUALITY MEATS
2x424
E s th e r K incaid a n d F ra n c e s J o h n ­
F R E E DELIV ERY
ing.
P H O N E 54 x
Rough
$5.00; Sized $6.00
son w ere g u e sts of Mrs. C la ra S m ith ,
1x4 24
P ro f. E. II. W h itn ey , c a n d id a te for last T h u rs d a y n ig h t.
Rough
$5.00; Sized $6.00
1x4 16
co u n ty
s u p e r in te n d e n t,
a d d re sse d
Miss H elen C o u lte r w ent to P o r t­
Rough
$5.00; Sized $6.00
2x8-16
P le a s a n t V alley g ra n g e on sch ool land F rid a y an d a tte n d e d a lu n ch eo n
given
by
Mrs.
It.
H.
S
te
w
a
rt
of
I
r
­
Rough $5.00; Sized $6.00
2x8 24
m a tte r s last S a tu rd a y .
v in g to n , on S a tu rd a y .
Rough $5.00; Sized $6.00
T. J. K re u d e r, of L e n ts, w as a v al­
2x6-16
Rough $5.00; Sized $6.00
ley v is ito r last S a tu rd a y .
GRESIIAM . ORE.
2x6 24
TROUTDALE
MAIN ST.
$ 4.00
A. F. M iller, of S ellw ood, a tte n d e d
1x4 Sheeting sized one side, random lengths
M. E. L a d ie s’ Aid so ciety w ill m eet
g ra n g e a t th is p lace last S a tu rd a y .
$ 5.00
1x6 Sheeting sized one ¡side, random lengths
M r a n d M rs J. W. F ro s t, S r., w ere w ith M rs. J . <’. R yan n ext W e d n e s­
$ 7 .00
1x6 and 8 Shiplap
elec ted d e le g a te s to s ta te g ra n g e day a fte rn o o n lo r th e r e g u la r b u s i­
$16.00
No. 1 Rustic
fro m P le a s a n t V alley g ra n g e , last n e ss sessio n .
$12.00
No. 2 Rustic
T h e so cial h y g ie n e le c tu re s la s t
S a tu rd a y , an d Mr. an d Mrs. W. C.
$ 8 00
Barn Rustic
F rid a y w ere very good in d eed .
Dr.
Office with Commercial Delivery Co.
M oore w ere e letced a lte rn a te s .
A m elia Z ie g le r a n d Mrs. G. II. P et-
22!) Pine Street Between First and Second.
J . D. L te . w ho o w n s a tra c t o f tim ­
Wc also have Bi'.ilding M aterial of all kinds a t exceptional
tin g e r a d d re s se d th e w o m an 's m e e t­
b er lan d In th e s o u th e r n .e n d o f th e
ALL KINDS OF HAULING BETW EEN GRESHAM AND
ing in th e a fte rn o o n , an d a crow d of
low price.
v alley , h a s in s ta lle d a d o n k ey e n g in e
PORTLAND
a b o u t e ig h ty m en liste n e d to Dr. J.
th e re o n a n d Is c le a rin g up so m e of
.M. S h o rt an d A. F. F le g e l at th e e v ­
F a r m e r 's H a u lin g , F u r n i tu r e m o v in g . O rd e rs ta k e n fo r Coal,
th e lan d
T h e la rg e tre e s a re u p ­
e n in g m e e tin g .
tu rn e d ro o t an d b ra n c h by m ean s of
Briquets, Wood, Sami and (»ravel.
T h e T ro u td a le c h a p te r of O. E. S.
a cab le th ro w n a ro u n d th e tr u n k of
Phone, Sandy 46
Sandy, Oregon
gave a leap y e a r d an c e last S a tu rd a y
th e tr e e som e d is ta n c e fro m th e
»7»
v en in g u n d e r th e m a n a g e m e n t of th e
g ro u n d , th e b o d ies o f th e tr e e s a re
so cial c o m m itte e
w hose c h a irm a n
m ad e in to fu el. Mr. L ee h a s a n u m ­
was M rs. I.. A. H arlo w . In s p ite of
b er of m en em ployed.
th e s to rm y w e a th e r a goodly crow d i
COTTRELI.
KELSO
T h e w ed d in g o f Miss R u th C ra w ­ a tte n d e d , a n d th o s e w ho w ere th e n -
M iss
R osa
W is h a rt,
L aw re n c e fo rd of th is place a n d H o w ard L. C oe e x p re s se d
T h e p u p ils of M rs. Ba n u n i’s room
th e m se lv e s
as
h av in g
d e m o n s tra te d th e ir a b ility o f se lf- C ro sw ell, Guy H ood an d Mr a n d Mrs. of M isso u ri w as so lem n ized a t th e ‘su ch a good
tim e ”
a n d h o p in g
g o v e rn m e n t T h u rs d a y a fte rn o o n la s t O rv il M anary w ere v is ito rs at J e n n e h o m e o f th e b rid e 's p a re n ts , Mr and th e n - w ould bo m o re of su'-li p a rlie s.
This is Presidential Election Yee r. Yfou 11
Mrs W II. C ra w fo rd , W ed n esd ay e v ­
T h e P a re n t-T e a c h e rs ' a ss o c ia tio n
w eek, w hen Mrs. B a rn u m w as o b lig ed s ta tio n S u n d ay .
need both the Dailies and the Ho m e Paper
e n in g .
Q u ite a n u m b e r of g u e sts
i go h om e on a c c o u n t of in d lep o si-
M iss E va G ilb r e tb r e tu r n e d to h e r w ere p re s e n t an d w itn e sse d th e c e re ­ a n n o u n c e s an A pril fool p a rty for
ion
T h e p u p ils
e le c te d
o n e of
S a tu r d a y e v e n in g . A pril 1, at th e M a­
h o m e S a tu rd a y a f te r sp e n d in g a
GRESHAM OUTLOOK (Twice a V eek) with
heir t.u m b e r a s te a c h e r a n d w en t on c o u p le o f w eek s w ith re la tiv e s in m ony Mr. an d M rs C oe w ill m a k e so n ic h all.
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w ith th e ir le sso n s ns u su al fo r th e
T h e re w as a m oving p ic tu re show
1 yr.
P o rtla n d .
L elan d M oore h a s g o n e to C o q u ette g iven T h u rs d a y e v e n in g , h a lf th e
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rest o f th e day.
Dally
Oregonian
....................
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T h e L a d ie s' E m b ro id e ry c lu b will w h ere h e
lias s e c u re d
a p o sitio n p ro c e e d s of w hich w ere given to th e
4 25
T h e fo llo w in g officers w ere e le c te d
D aily am i S u n d ay O re g o n ia n
8.00
m eet w ith Mrs. I). I) lack of Scenic. w ith a d a iry a n d c re a m e ry a ss o c ia ­ .school fo r p la y g ro u n d a p p a ra tu s .
k' 76
tiy th e K elso S e lf-G o v e rn m e n t c lu b
(tally J o u r n a l ......
5.50
tio n a s te s te r.
M iss O live W ilson left fo r B oise,
P re s id e n t. L e ste r W ed n esd ay . A pril 5.
4
nt tl A pril 2 1 st:
D ally a n d S u n d a y J o u r n a l
7.50
M rs. Iv a R o b e rtso n , o f l.u s te d , e n ­
O. J F o sg re n h a s in v e ste d in a Id a h o , last T u e sd a y e v e n in g , to m ak e
2 &<»
rv iii ; s e c r e ta ry . B essie H oe; police,
Evening Telegram
4 50
an e x te n d e d visit w ith h e r siste r.
e o M ilan : o u ts id e m o n ito r, G ra n t te r ta in e d th e I. B. G. c lu b last T h u r s ­ new O v e rla n d a u to m o b ile .
115
Wei kly O re g o n ia n
2 .no
A p a rty of T ro u td a le la d le s a t t e n d ­
o n s r u d : in sid e m o n ito r, Mary < an - day a fte rn o o n .
115
P le a s a n t V alley g ra n g e will m eet
S tm t-W e e k ly J o u i n a l
2.00
y ; lin e m a r s h a l. H azci D u n n : Bell
Mr. B en n et o r G a te w a y , O reg o n , in sp ecial sessio n S a tu rd a y ev e n in g ' d th e te a given by M rs Jo h n I’eii-r-
T hey w ere Mes-
In g e r. M ildred J a r l
h as
p u rc h a s e d
C h a rle s
H u n te r s to h e a r th e re p o rt o f th e c o m m itte e , I son a t F a irv ie w .
N<rw’s the best time Io subscribe. Do if NO W.
T ite fo llo w in g p u p ils of th e « -»- place. .Mr B en n et e x p ects to m ove w hich w as a p p o in te d so m e tim e ag o Í d am es I, A. H arlo w , J C. R y an . C.
PHONE 701
to In v e s tig a te th e fe a s ib ility (¿1 o r ­ ; I. Raker, I,. Rummer, N. H. Parsons
tith g ra d e , by a tte n d in g
v a c a tio n h is fam ily h e re soon.
g a n iz in g a c o -o p e ra tiv e b u y in g anil and G I* L u m sd en
bool an d d o in g e x tr a w o rk , finished
Mrs. S a ra h J a c k , o f C o ttre ll, an d
se llin g asso c ia tio n .
le s e v e n th w o rk a n d w ere p ro m o t-
Mrs. 1». Ft. J a c k a n d M rs Jo h n D u n ­
LUSTED
i to th e e ig h th g ra d e in F e b ru a r y :
can , of S cenic, c a lle d on Mrs Win
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a z e l D u n n , E u n ic e J o n s r u d , J o h n
PLEASANT HOME
T h o se w ho a re on th e ro ll of h o n ­
C r a s « e ll o n e day la s t w eek.
in n y . L e s te r Irv in .
o r in th e L a s te d sch o o l a re , C arl
T h e I. B. G c lu b w ill m eet w ith
M rs R ank», w ho » p en t fo u rte e n
T h e re w ere n in e te e n n a m e s on th e
G o g er, M ary D o llo w ltch , Ida H ester,
M iss A lb e rta S c h n e id e r. T h u rs d a y ,
>11 of h o n o r in M rs B a rn u m 's room
y e a rs in m issio n a ry w o rk in A frica, E arl B abcock, A da
ii,L C i u d i a m o a to sisx«
Q uay, H aro ld
le p a st
m o n th a n d te n in Miss A p ril 6.
will c o n d u c t an A frican M ission S u n ­ Ja c k ,
E rn e s t
Q uay, A gnes D ollo-
ric k s o n 's ro o m .
day sch o o l lesson a t th e B ap tist w ltch, V eta .May M iller, J o h n n ie Hes­
How to P reven t Croup.
T h e S an d y g r a m m a r g ra d e g ir l's
c h u rc h n ex t S u n d ay . T h o se w ho h e a r te r , M ildred H a m ilto n . Ix>ul»e Q uay.
W h en th e ch ild is s u b je c t to a t ­
PICTURE FR AM ING
is k e t b all te a m h a s c h a lle n g e d th e
Mrs. B a n k s c a n n o t h e lp b u t feel h e r G lad y s A n d erso n receiv es a g ra d e of
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w a rm th o f love, as sh e r e la te s h e r 10® in sp e llin g d u rin g th e e n tir e
N e a t an d Cheap.
a lig h t e v e n in g m eal, as a n o v e rlo a d ­
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A n u m b e r o f p e rs o n s in th is corn- ed sto m a c h m ay b rin g on an a tta c k , a re c o rd ia lly in v ited .
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w ere. M yrtle M oulton,
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»eil B id s., Main St., (krrsnani
h o a rs e n e s s , an d g iv e C h a m b e rla in s
lltis d u rin g th e last few w eeks.
A L W A Y S O R D E R IT
Pboua 541
C o u g h R em ed y as soon a s th e ch ild th e B a p tis t c h u rc h n ex t S u n d ay at
b eco m es h o a rse .
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G re sh a m D ru g S to re.
B a rg a in s in th e W a n t Ads.
Bran, . . . per ton $22.50
BANK
OF
GRESHAM
Shorts, . . per ton $24.50
Middlings, per ton $31.00
SUNDIAL MILL
Change in Price of Lumber
Sanitary Meat Market
Until May I, We Will Make the
following Prices on Lumber.
Highest Price Paid for Veal, Hogs and Good Beef Cattle
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