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About Gresham outlook. (Gresham, Multnomah County, Or.) 1911-1991 | View Entire Issue (Aug. 4, 1916)
GKB0UA.M OUTLOOK FR ID A Y . AUGUST 4, PAUK THRKE 1010 COLUMBIA HEIGHTS 2353484853534848482300000000000002000200060706041001000002020000000000020030484848534801000200000053530200004853000110020000020100024823485348 A T T E N T IO N ! Thrifty Farmers, Dairymen and Feeders MILL FEED any quantity at Carload R ates for Cash Cash Prices any day up to and including Friday, Aug. 11 The ran ch ers a re ta k in g a d v a n t age of th e sunny days, and are at work everyw here in th e hay fields. T he hay is not dam aged enough to h u rt it any, an d a good m any will get it in th e b arn w ith o u t g ettin g any rain at all. T he po tato es have no sign of blight so fa r an d we hope to be able to dig a big crop. T he m any frie n d s of Miss H elen D eaver will be su rp rised to h ea r of h e r m arria g e recen tly to Mr. C. N el son, an ea ste rn O regon ran ch er. C olum bia g ran g e has lo st its p retty doorkeeper. Mr. an d Mrs. Nelson will m ake th e ir hom e In e a ste rn O re gon. We wish th em m uch happiness in m a rrie d life. Mr. and Mrs. Jam es B enfield’s little baby boy was bu rled from the fam ily residence h ere lam F rid a y at M ountain View cem etery. T he baby was found sm o th ered to d ea th in bed. Mrs K etcheui and R obert W ellkle, of P o rtlan d , w ere o u t for a sh o rt visit a t th e Benfield bungalow , last week, Mrs. Jo h n T aylor and son Lloyd m otored in th e ir new Reo up to The D alles last week. Tom Evans will spend a sh o rt tim e at th e seash o re th is sum m er. Mrs. C. Illldge e n te rta in e d Mr. and Mrs. K ing, Mr. and Mrs. J e n nings, of P o rtlan d , la st Sunday. Miss Ruby R asm ussen has re tu rn ed from M onm outh for a sh o rt vacation. 4 % Interest On Savings and Time Deposits D E P O S IT O R Y U. S. Postal Savings City of Gresham Multnomah County City of Fairview BANK OF GRESHAM GRESHAM, ORE. ORIENT PLEASANT VALLEY R alph an d V erne Richey an d Jo h n and E alis F o rsg ren w ent to Salm on riv er S atu rd ay on th e ir m o to r bicy cles, re tu rn in g S u n d ay evening. Mrs Rose Richey and d au g h te r Miss M arion, of G ran ts Pass, and Mrs. F re d Kelly, of P o rtlan d , w ere g u ests of Mrs. G. N. S ager on M on day. Mrs. Richey an d d a u g h te r will d ep a rt T h u rsd ay for Sail F rancisco w here th e la tte r will e n te r Mills' sem in ary next m onth. iMr. an d Mrs. J. C. P eterso n ac QUALITY the best we can buy. com panied by th e ir niece Miss P earle D ahlqulst, left for Pacific City w here they expect to rem a in fo r six weeks a t th e beach. They will m ake th e Mr. an d Mrs. T u r e r , of P o rtlan d , trip in th e ir new H udson. Miss Dahl- a re th e b o u se g u e s ts of Mrs. W. q u ist will re tu rn in tim e to a tte n d H ick s th is w eek. W ashington high school. .Mrs. L ottie Benfield e n te rta in e d L. L. Cook atten d e d lodge w ith th e L ad ies’ Aid last F rid ay . Re th e K n ig h ts and L adies of S ecurity fresh m en ts were served a fte r the a t A rleta W ednesday evening. m eeting. Miss Maud W orshen sp en t a few F. A. Ju lia n , of P o rtlan d , und his days th is week visiting w ith h er g u ests from Ohio. Mrs. K. C. Ju lian cousin, Miss V ictoria W orshen, of wife and d a u g h te r, w ere out ut Col P o rtlan d . um bia View fain la st S atu rd ay and F ra n k Hill, of P o rtlan d , who p u r enjoyed a trip up to B onneville to chased a tra c t of land from C. F. see th e salm on hatch ery . T he J u l Kesqerson recen tly , has p itch ed a ians have toured th e Pacific coast te n t on his p ro p erty an d Is sp en d an d declare they n ev er saw an y th in g ing his vacation m aking som e im th a t could be com pared witli the p rovem ents on it. Colum bia R iver highw ay. Mr. T aylor, who recently bought Mrs. A rth u r K incaid will m ake th e Geo. S w eigert place is building h er hom e at M ontavilla w ith Mrs. him self u new b arn w hich he will Blanch Sm ith. soon have ready for occupancy. P. J. B erke has invested in a new CHERRYVILLE seven passen g er C adillac au to m o T he L adies' sew ing club m et w ith bile. Phone: Troutdale 9F 11 Fairview, Oregon Phone: Gresham 611 P lea san t Valley was well re p re Miss L illian A verill la st week. T he ladies are p lan n in g for a fair, to be sen ted a t th e fa rm e rs’ field m eet held a t G resham fa ir g ro u n d s la st S a tu r 0107100101010002000000000009080000320200000201020000020202020202000200020202010200000102020002020201050709041002020202000002020200000201532323 held th e la st of A ugust. J. T. F rlel, J r., Is spending several day. Miss Mabie M atth ias was a P o rt days a t Spokane. Mrs. Lizzie In g ra m an d d a u g h te r, land v isito r last M onday. of P o rtlan d , re tu rn e d hom e S a tu r On th e farm th a t his g reu t-g reat- day, a fte r having sp en t several days g re a t-g ra n d fa th e r b o u g h t in 1743 or w ith Mrs. Lizzie M aster. Mrs. Je n n ie A verill is visiting 1741, n o rth of M anheim , Pa. and witli h er d au g h ter, Mrs. Geo. Edon, w hich has been held by his d escen d an ts for 175 y ears, P e te r M. H ernly at B arton. Miss N ellie M ayhorn, of P o rtlan d , has se ttle d down fo r life, o r u n til a sp en t several days w ith h er au n t, H ernly of th e sev en th g en eratio n sh a ll ta k e it. Mrs. Lizzie M arter. Bran, . . . per ton $24.50 Shorts, . . per ton $27.50 Middlings, per ton $32.00 Miss Bess O sborn, accom panied by Miss B. M aude Michel, w ere v isit ing at O rient W ednesday. Mrs. H. P. C hase am i d a u g h te r Lucile, of Salem are visitin g ill th e C hase home. S u p erin te n d en ts of th e v ario u s de p artm en ts for th e O rient school fa ir have been ap p o in ted as follow s; vegetable, Mrs. H ow ard L ake; veg etab les and fru it, Mrs. L. J. W alters; ca rp en try . Geo. A nderson; school w ork, Miss B. M aude M ichel; floral, Mrs. C. H. Jo h a n so n ; h an d icraft, Mrs. G runt Sloop; pets am i poultry, Mrs. A. Claw son; cooking, Mrs. H. N asshahn. Isaac A nderson lias gone to east ern Oregon to w ork in th e harvest field. G lycerin e amt Bark P reven t A ppen- ilicitis. T he sim ple m ix tu re of b u ck th o rn bark, glycerine, etc., know n as A dler- 1-ka, asto n ish es G resham people. Be cause A dler-i-ka acts on BOTH low er ami u pper bowel, ONE 8POO N FU L relieves alm o st ANY CASE co n stip a tion, so u r stom ach o r gas. It re moves such su rp risin g foul m a tte r th a t a few doses often relieve o r p re v en t appendicitis. A sh o rt tr e a t m ent helps chronic stom ach tro u b le. T he INSTANT easy action of A d-bk 1-ka is asto n ish in g . T he G resil;® D rug Co. P o rtlan d Dally News, including th e N orthw est F a rm ste a d M agazine, w ith O utlook, one y ea r fo r $3.25. SU N D IA L MILL A Metal or W ood W heel Farm Truck With Hickory Axles, Oak Gear, Bolster Stakes well ironed, 4x 3 /8 tire, 3JxlO inskeins. Well made and Well Painted. Som ething you really need. Hessel’s Farm Machinery TEL. 544 BEST TO USE BEST TO BUY GRESHAM PLEASANT HOME Beth S hoem aker, who has been ta k in g dom estic a r t a t th e Uni versity of W ashington th is sum m er cam e home W ednesday evening, ac com panied by h er siste r Mrs. Sam uel of C astle Rock, W ashington. and j Miss G race H edge, of W alla W alla. A fter a sh o rt v isit in th e S hoem aker hom e, Miss H edges will go to th e beach before re tu rn in g to h er hom e w here she is a p o p u lar te ac h er in th e W alla W alla schools. Miss S h o em ak er will teach again th is year In W’oodm ere school, P o rtlan d , w hich will be h e r th ird y ear there. Mrs. D enney's Sunday school class “ W illing W o rk e rs” , will have an ice cream social on h e r law n, next W ed nesday evening, A ugust 9. Come and have a good tim e. M ish CORBETT Q uick and C arefu l D elivery of all k in d s of M erchandise betw een P o rtlan d and Crown P oint. LELAND AUTO TRUCK CO. "Hr Move A n yth in g. A nyw here, Any Tim e." Offlce, 226 Ash 8t., P o rtla n d , Ore. P hone Brd. 2854; H ome A-7825. G resham P hone 547 In tercet Isn't the Word. It may add to the interest of the occasion for the girls left behind to Mr. and Mrs. L eghorn, of Olympia, ! W ashington, old frien d s of Mr. and | Mrs. St. Joseph Leland and d a u g h te r Mrs. Lewis R eed, cam e S unday ev e n in g Mrs L eghorn w ent to P ort- J u st th e T h in g fo r D iarrhoea. . land M onday afte rn o o n to a tte n d th e “ A bout tw o years ago I had a se ) big P y th ian conclave and will re- vere a tta c k of d ia rrh o e a w hich la st 1 tu rn hom e a fte r th e m eeting. Mrs. ed over a w eek ," w rites W. C. Jones, L eghorn will rem ain for a ten day's B uford, N. D. “ I becam e so weak visit at th e Lew is Reed home. th a t I could n ot stan d up rig h t. A Mrs. L ulu P u llen , of P ark Rose. d ru g g ist recom m ended C h am b er la in 's Colic, C h o lera and D iarrh o ea ' was th e g uest of Miss E thel Sm ith Rem edy. T he first dose relieved me j S atu rd ay and Sunday. and w ithin tw o days I was as well as W Knight has carpenters raising ev e r." M any d ru g ists recom m end th is rem edy because they know th a t his store building and will make liv it is reliable. F o r sale a t G resham ing rooms above the store, Drug 9tore.—Adv. Wm. 8. R unyan visited Wm. Hugh and fam ily, Sunday. Mrs. Lizzie M artin and d a u g h te r A daline left S atu rd ay for a sh o rt visit w ith frien d s in P o rtlan d Dr. J. O. B otkins, of P o rtlan d , will soon move back to bis farm . M iss C lara Baty, of P o rtla n d , who has been spending a week w ith h er cousin, G race S h ark , retu rn ed to her home S atu rd ay evening B. F. B auer an d fam ily an d F. E. B eckw ith and fam ily, of Sandy, sp en t S unday cam ping at Mr. B au er's fo r m er m o u n tain ranch. Mrs. Jam es S tradley and son Law rence, of Damascus, spent Sunday witli Mrs. R. P. Johnson. L. R itzer visited w ith his m o th er at E stacada. Mr. R itzer b ro u g h t his little son P aul to spend th e su m m er w ith him. Miss L illian A verill spent S atu rd ay In th e Hose city. Mr. and Mrs. F. E. C lark and Mrs. G ertru d e W ebber visited with Mrs R. P. Johnson and Mrs J S tradley, Sunday. BEST BREAD I On the M arket Fresh E very D ay Try i Pies, Cakes, and Other Pastry Articles. Wedding Cakes and Special Pastry <! to Order Cream Puffs and Chocotate Eclaires ? Italy and E n g lan d , h isto ry te lls us. have nev er been a t w ar w ith each o th er, a fact a tte s te d to by an I ta l ian p ro v erb of un d isco v erab le origin and g reat age, w hich ru n s: “ W ar w ith all th e w orld— peace w ith E n g la n d ." E very Saturday an d S u n d ay *(* ----------------------------------------------- n City Bakery ji n A lth o u g h he is sixty y ears of age, G eneral P etaln , th e F ren ch h ero of V erund, is an all-ro u n d a th le te and keeps himHelf in tra in in g by sk ip p in g th e rope and w eighing all th e food he eats. S erg ea n t J. P. C oughlin, of th e U nited S tates m a rin e corps, I ih s been on sh o re duty for eig h teen y ea rs at the L eague Islan d navy y ard , w here he acts as o rd erly to th e co m m an d an t. Roman Meal’ Bread A great H ealth Food Main St. - G resham ., THEODORE VAN DONINCk, Proprietor ¡(j MT. HOOD BUTTER PURE, SWEET, CLEAN, S A N IT A R Y S ir Edw aril Grey is th e first B rit ish foreign m in iste r to sit in ih e house of com m ons since th e day of P alm ersto n . For Sale by Leading Grocers A L W A Y S O R D E R IT Bargains In the Want Ads. X H om e We<h ling. At th e hom e or th e b rid e’s p a r e n ts n ea r F airview , a t 12 o'clock noon, W ednesday, A ugust 2, Mr. A rth u r E. P eake, o t P o rtlan d , and Miss E d ith V. C ran d ell. d a u g h te r of Mr. and Mrs A. E. C ran d ell, were u n ited In m arria g e by Rev. J. C. Tib- b lts p a s te r of th e B ethel B ap tist ch u rch , of G resham . A fter a sh o rt w edding trip , th e young couple will m ak e th e ir hom e in P o rtlan d w here th e groom is a valued em ploye of Max S m ith, th e florist. GRESHAM MEAT MARKET: A. J. W BROWN, Prop, * ’* Home-Made Lard and Sausage, Hams and Bacon • Highest Prices Paid for VEAL and HOGS, according PHONF 41 - - - PO W E L L STREET T h ere are n early 2,000 stitc h e s in a p air of hand-sew n shoes. Bid« W arned. S ealed bids will be received a t the office of th e clerk, D. M R oberta, at G resham , up to 6 p. in. A ugust 10, 1916, fo r supplying School D istrict No 4 w ith 65 cords of wood, flr and a ld e r p referre d , sam e to be d elivered on o r before S eptem ber 10, 1916. F o r p a rtic u la rs call on th e clerk , or Theo. B rugger, ch airm an . By order of the Board, The king and queen of Italy cele The first watches made by machln D. M ROBERTS, Clerk. brate their twentieth wedding anni ery were turned out by a Boston fac THEO BRUOOER, Chairman. reflect th a t th e Mexican señorita» are versary thia year. tory in 1850. Gresham, Oregon, July 28. 1916. remarkably pretty, as a rule. i Best Quality Meats, Hoss’ Truck Office with Commercial Delivery Co. 229 P in e S tr e e t B etw een F irst and Second. ALL KINDS OF HAULING BETWEEN ORESHAM AND PORTLAND Farmer's Hauling, Furniture moving. Orders taken for Coal, Briquets, Wood, Sand and Gravel. Gresham Phone 79 X D U ACC «»VSb Portland. Broadway 2002; A «07» i
