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About Gresham outlook. (Gresham, Multnomah County, Or.) 1911-1991 | View Entire Issue (March 13, 1917)
I TROUTDALE PLEASANT HOME KKFOKT OF THE CONDITION OF Mr. and Mrs. Harry Barry and two All are pleased with the promise oi children came out from Portland Fri having library books distributed in day for a week-end visit with Mrs. the neighborhood. Miss Pearl Burst NO. 66 Berry’s sister, Mra. Geo. bumsden. of the Gresham Branch llbrar> will At G resh am . O regon, at the close of business Murcb 5 1917 The postponed Parent-Teachers’ be at the station each Tuesday from RESOURCE». ................................ meeting will be Thursday, March 15, 2 to 3:30 p. m. for tl'e purpose of Loans and discounts Overdrafts, secured and unsecured ..................... * 788.67 issuing and exchanging books. She Bonds a n d w a r r a n ts ........................................................ at the schoolhouse. 2.55 ,087.97 ............................ The Parker family is well over the will be assisted by Mrs. Martin Len Stocks and other securities ,170.00 Furniture and fixtures ............................................ measles now. Ellery Cummins is well narts. ,750.33 Other real estate ow ned........................................... ’ Mr. and Mrs. Alien Lane and fam also, and the three younger Cum ,261.15 Due from approved reserve hanks t'in 41A «a mins children are well broken out. ily of Portland visited Mr. and Mrs. Exchanges for clearing house ............ ’ 328.80 H. F. Wihlon Sunday. Cash on hand ............................. There seems to be no new cases. 5,181.41 The Misses Gertrude and Ruth Guests at the celery gardens Sun Ickler, Dorothy and Leon Caddy vis day were Mr McGinnis’ brother, H. $35,927.89 T. McGinnis, with his wife and chil ited Lena and Harry Cooley Saturday Total $124,966.56 evening. dren. liIABILlTlUH. The Sunshine club will give a St. Capital stock paid in..................................... The Troutdale Ladies’ Aid met $15.000.00 with Mrs. C. I. Thomas last Wednes Patrick’s program at the M. E. church I Surplus fund 1,000.00 Undivided protits, less expenses aud taxes paid. Saturday, March IT. The main fea day. Plans for the activities of the 473.18 1 Postal savings bank deposits ............................ $ 677.31 spring and summer were outlined. ture of the program is “Mrs. Wlgg» In individual deposits subject to check. 71,210.00 Refreshments were served. Those the Cabbage Patch.” Everybody Demand certificates of deposit ............. .................. 2,271.80 present besides the hostess were Mes- come. A good program will be given i .i.-hit r ciiecks ou tstan d in g 613.46 ................................ dames L. A. Harlow, C. I. Raker, and the admission is exceedingly 1 >». Time and savin gs deposits 33,720.81 Mr. and Mrs. A. Witters aud Mrs. John Burdine, Ruth Brink, Lee $108,493.38 Evans, H. F. Parsons, N. S. Parsons, H. Wihlon visited Mr. aud Mrs. J. Total........................................................................... Morris McGinnis, J. R. Knarr, Win. Ickler, Suuday. $124,966.66 Miss Dorthy Cuddy spent Sunday Slate of Oregon. County of Multnomah, ss. Crawford, Miss Olive Wilson and with the Misses Gertrude and Ruth I. K. A. M iller. C ash ier of the above-named bank do so le m n lv Mrs. Hall of Portland. M *B 'rUU V l b^ L E , T r * * “8* Ickler. Misses Edith Balys and Violet P R IC E $ 1 6 0 , T E R M S Joe Staffensou spent Wednesday Fountain were week-end guests at the Subscribed and sw orn Io before me this 13th day of M arch “ i n 'i- ’ M . C- U. SCHNEIDER, N ota^ Public’ evening with Mr, and Mrs. H- F. Jay Bailey home. W ith Free E n gin e C lutch, M ore Pow er, T horough ly My commission expires December 7, 1919. f Little Helen Landau is ill with Wihlon. le s te d and f u lly G uaranteed Mr. aud Mrs. Uoggarstou and fam Correct Attest: A. F. Miller. W. E. Murkell, Emanuel Andersou. pneumonia. FO R YOUR S P R IN G M A CH IN ERY . Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Van DeWalk ily have moved on their rented farm SANDY BLUFF How to Prevent Croup. er have moved this week from Mrs. at Cottrell. Martin Leunartz is building a silo Mrs. Elsie Radford left Thursday When the child is subject to at Wright's home to the house recently on his Fir Grove farm. lor Clifton, where she will visit old tacks o f croup, see to it that he eats vacated by the C. I. Raker family. Miss Edith Hale is home on a visit. TEL. 544 friends and schoolmates. Her par a light evening meal, as an overlaod- W. P. Benedict suffered a stroke G RESH A M , ORE TEL. 6 x 2 ents resided there before coming ed stomach may bring on an attack, of apoplexy Monday, and is in a seri also watch for the first symptom__ All Stayed at H om e. here. ous condition at his home here. (’o o ^ h 'n " ’ “,,ld 8lve C h® «nberlaln’s .Miss Carrie Brook visited home ( ough Remedy us soon as the child The night was cold and the snow Probably one of the most brutal When to Take Chamberlain's Tablets ( aril of Thanks. becomes bourse. Obtainable everv- Sunday. was deepening. A good night It wus where.—Adv. J acts ever committed was that of When you feel dull and stupid af Mrs. 8. C. Osborn has been on the Wassael Warovolosky at Allentown, ter eating. We wish to thank the many for burning the biggest logs and in Bargain« in the Want ads When constipated or bilious. Pa., on March 3. Because his little friends who have shown kindness viting the best friends to sit beside sick list, When you have a sick headache. daughter accidentally destroyed his Albert Ault spent Sunuay visiting and sympathy during the long illness the fire. No sooner were the dishes When you have a sour stomach. pay check he cut both her hands off with Andrew and Willard Carrell of and death of our beloved husband When you belch after eating. out of the way than the man of the Powell Valley. on a chopping block. She died from When you have indigestion. and father, and for the beautiful When nervous or despondent. loss of blood and her mother tell ttoral offerings and we are particu house brought lu a big knotted chunk Home of the members of Pareut- Bread of All Kinds When you have no relish for your larly appreciative of the help given of a log that sturted the lire leaping dead from the shock. Teachers’ association are preparing meals. Pies by the Gresham Odd Fellows lodge. and crackling uud rourlug up the a drama to be given in the near fu When your liver is torpid. Trv a w a n t ad In the O utlook Cakes Obtainable everywhere.— Adv. Mrs. Ella Hensley and Children chimney ut the wiud uud snow out ture. Cook ie8 Miss Luellu Radford Is visiting side. Then, comfortuhle lu slipper» BORING with her parents. Mr. and Mrs. R. H Bell’s ion feel ion'y aud old clothes, he proceeded to call Radford, and other relatives them up. He did not call them 1» A surprise shower was given to Mr. Mrs. Walter Jones and children, and Mrs. Hans Larsen on last Satur They would not come In. That 1». of Mabery, have gone to Furuer. | they would not come out. The list day night, by about thirty of their Washington, for a visit with rela of friends grew long, but Li response friends in the neighborhood. A Jolly Men's and B oys’ Dress and tives. evening was spent aud refreshments to new invitations came the same old Work Shoes ___ _________ responses. "Sorry, but my wife has were served. A number of nice P O. Gresham R. No 2, M en’s and B oys’ H igh C ut and Women in Indiana will be allowed was Established in 18S3 Thirty four Y ears Ago, by A. B. Elliott. wedding presents were left by the been out all day and It is too cold for to vote upon the women’s suffrage | Loggers Shoes her to try It again tonight.” “Sorry, V Ito expects to sell out o r re tire from business in the n e x t y en r or guests. Question. There will be no doubt 1 R ubber Boots, Shoe« and Rev. Thos. Atkinson, of Bridal we were planning to have a little of (be outcome and Indiana will be 1 tw o and has reduced prices in ma .y lines and will continue to have R ubbera company ouraelvea.” “Sorry, hut I Veil, has been appointed pastor of prices th a t will s a \c you money. In the suffragette ranks when the j Shoe Repairing a Specialty the Methodist church here, to serve got home late and am a bit tired to voles are counted. until conference next September. night," GRESHAM SHO E SHOP — -— ----------- | The man of the house closed the Rev. Mr. Atkinson preached two CARL D A H L Don't forget to read the want ads. 18 lbs. F ru it Sugar for s i . o o lew Drop good sermóne at the church Iasi Sun telephone book and came back to hl» W ashing Powder 1» lb. sack Albers Bros. Peacock large sizt 15» day and will preach each at,*, mate leather chair Ills wife collected the Pure Boiled Oats 4.5» ( i n n s W ashing Powder, large evening papers and the latest mugs Sunday, both morning and evening Corn ami Tom atoes, can size .................................. tin zanes and her newest tablecloth and Me A meeting has been called of the Bon Ann and Sapolio, t ach 8c A n u A- Hammer Soda................ 5« women of the community for the or her lust piece ol crochet, and drew Ivory Soup, laundry size Hi Sm all Widte anil Large W hite W hite W onder Soup, 6 b ars ganization of a Ladies’ Aid society, her wicker chair up beside him. They 25« Beans, ut pound....................... On aeon nt of leaving the country I Oc Crystal W hite, 6 b ars 25. Pcnnaiil Shortening, medium at the home of Mrs. Hans Larsen, were comfortably settled and begin On Columbia Highway, seven minute» walk East of Springdale Mt. Hood Borax, 6 bars........ 25» ning to be rather glad that the and large size palls, 1)5« and «1.85 Wednesday afternoon at 2:30. Swift’s Naptha Soap, 6 bars 25c K ri nk le Corn Flakes, 3 for 25c friends had been »0 unanimously en Golden Star soap, 8 bars Me 8 pkgs. Magic Yeast 10t gaged at home when their own tele Happy Bay Soap, 8 bars.... ROCKWOOD 25» <> Tubular Lanterns At 10.00 A M. 40» Baby Elephant Soap, <i bars phone rung. It was another friend 15< Barn Shovels 05c P els N aptha Soap, 10 bars H. Hoffee and family have returned LIVESTOCK 45c Honest Tucks, at paper... one that they had not ventured to 4c Dutch C le a n se r ................ 8»1 M atting Tacks, at paper........... One Oray Mare, five year» old, about 1600 lbs. 4c from Salton, Washington, where they call because he lived an unreason \a iis , io * to •#», at in I hi Carimi ion. Holly and Yelohau have been visiting with relatives for One Sorrel Gelding, five year» old, about 1600 lbs. Nails, 3s to 8s, at lb •»«* Milk, 3 cam» 25c; I dozen 8 1 . 0 0 the past three months. Mr. Hoffee able distance from the farthest car Karo Corn Syi up. B lue Label One Dark Brown Mare, eight years old, about 1350 lbs. line. He said that they had a won - --------------- O F « « . 3 lb. 1 oz. .75 K rt, h'ltcH J| ? i " / «•?'.' all<1 U° C ’ *”‘,ra >aig' . 9 lb., ., oz 82.25 has resumed work in Ed. Osburn’s derful wood (Ire and a good bit of One fine two-year old Colt from Brown Mare; one Oray Horse K-xro It« «1 Label (a White Veuviee, price reduced to stuff I11 the house to eat, and he won Buggy and Harness, and two sets of Double Harness. 81.25 blacksmith shop in Gresham Syrup 5 lb. and 10 lb. this 85». 7Oc Peuil Coal oil. can 81.(81 Mrs. Walpert has rented her place dered If they would like to rome out „ , r ° ur Cows' one » thoroughbred Jersey; one a thoroughbred hairy Soap, 6 bars x........... 25c Elaine Oil. ran 81.85 to Mr. and Mrs. Byron from Wood for the evening. The man of the Holstein; two grade animals. W e a re selling U S. P o u ltry Fenee, also C olorado Fence „ at burn, who have moved in. house fumbled and stuttered and »»Id MISCELLANEOUS I rices before » th e advance. R educed prices on Dishes, G ranite- Ruth Walin, who has been suffer that he would ask bis wife, but that On* Milburn Wagon, 2% Inch: Iron Roller Bearing Wagon; Spring w are, H a rd w a re , D oors an d W indow s, S zO V E S a n d R A N f lP S ing with measles, Is about recovered. he was afraid she wasn't quite up to Wsgon. Road fart; Hayrack; 2 Potato Hacks, Heavy Wagon Red and 0B i S ' S pi i ? ^ i i ,0N T 3TOKPiNG P 0W D “ ‘ w ™ £ So far as is known, there are no other it that evening. He did ask her. She Dropboards. 1 two-sec lion. KO tooth Harrow, John Deere Brushbreaker. cases of measles here. certainly was not up to It. “ What’s IC-Inch Plow. .Moline, 14-inch Plow, Planet Junior Cultivator, Chaltam Bring your 6 gallon coa' oil cans, w t fill them for 55c the matter with our own Ore?" she Fanning Mill, Champion Son pound Platform Scales, fine set of black For Hale. asked. “I’d like to go all right, but smith's Tools, Inclndlng Forge and Blower, vise, anvil, a No. 26 Drill ¡1 While Leghorn hatching eggR. chirks and cockerels. Laying pullets. It is so very pleasant here. 1 wish »2« set of Dies and an assortment of small tools, saws of different kinds, $18 per dozen. H. W. Cooley Hi they could come in and see us. It’s large and small. 2-horSe eveners and doubletrees, clevises and other tools. 8on. Troutdale. Oregon Phone 434 so far to that car line, and Its miles Over four tons of fanned Seed Oals put up in 100 and 140 pound sacks. Shetland climax, some Hay and Baled Straw. Manufactured by up that hill to their house.” if Twenty Black Minorca liens and Rooster all in the large strain; SA N D Y CREAM FRY COM PANY The man of the house returned to the telephone and managed, some household goods and furniture such as a new heating stove, upholstered The nam e “ iMouut H ood B u tte r ” has heretofore been how, to transform his regrets into an parlor set, beds, tables, rhalrs, regulator clock. Home sewing machine as used by perm ission of th e M ount H ood Ice C ream Co., which ! urgent Invitation that the dwellers on good as new, commode has all its d a iry p ro d u c ts reg istered u n d e r th a t title T hat Ü Omego Separator, 2 milk cans, 2 milk palls, steel wagon lifter, log I the hill come In and sit by his firs. perm ission has ceased, hence th e change of nam e, which be On the Market chains, shovels, spades, grindstone, sledges and wedges, new potato spray ! Of course, tney would not. That was cam e effective on J a n u a r y 1. Fresh Every Day the way it was all round, and every pump, dishes and other things too numerous to mention. ! ’M ountain M eadow B u tte r ” will he found a t all the Try Roman Meal’ Bread body stayed at home that winter TERMH OF H A L B -$20 and under fash; over 9 months' time, bankable ! L eading sto res in th e county. Ask fo r it. A great Health Food night. It may have been because ev note at 6 per cent; 2 per cent off for cash. erybody was selfish or because no MALE HAIN OR SHINE. FREE LUNCH AT NOON body wanted to flounder through the HANS A POULSEN, Owner ! snow, but It was, more likely, be W. 8. WOOD. Auctioneer. A. ME YE Its. Clerk ! cause of the simple and everlasting truth that our own fires are best. ! Wedding Cakes and Special P ith y BETWEEN ! to Order Tailoring PO R T L A N D AND G R ESH A M I For men and women— cleaning, Office with Pioneer Auto Truck Co.. 2241 Asli St. pressing and repairing done well. Office with Commercial Delivery Co. Peter Lenard, Powell street. Plione Broaduay 2854 229 Pine Street Between First and Second Hign of G» mm I Digeslloti BANK OF GRESHAM For Cutting Cordwood, Shingle Bolts, Fuel for Logging Engines, Clearing Land, Etc. Hessel’s Farm Machinery Fresh Daily The A. K ELLIOTT CO. Shoes and Rubber Goods of Powell Valley Greatly Reduced Prices Auction Sale Friday, March 16, 1917 M O U N T A IN M E A D O W BUTTER BEST BREAD i Pies, Cakes, and Other Emery’s Truck Service Pastry Articles. H o s s ’ T r u c k S e r v ic e Furniture Moving and Farmers’ Fading a Specialty B. W. EMERY, Prop. Res. Phone 173 G resham , Ore. AUCTION SALE Cream Puffs and Chocolate Eclaires Every Saturday and Sunday City B akery Main St. - Gresham THEODORE VAN DONINCK. hsprittsr Near Orient School Monday, March 19. Sale Commences 1 p. m., Sharp 5 HEAD MILCH COWS. 2 YEARLING HEIFKKN Ol»| All Cattle Tuberculin Tested ONE HEII'EK, (i M<»nth- 1 Gray Mare. 1(881 pounds. I set D ouble Harness, alm ost Itl-inch 2-horse Disc Harrow, Iron W heel Farm M agon. 2-set- tion «pike-tooth Iron ........ Harrow. v ... »•-•"»'»* •"•(> Meant W alking Plow, No. 5 Ankei Holtli ( ream Heparin >1. t( m onths nse»l. Milk Cana 5 and lit gallons. Iron Stanchions. Iru it Jars. F olding Bed. Etc. TERMS— Sums of $10 or under, ''ash; all over »10 on bankable note. 8 months at 8 per cent Interest; 2 per cent discount for cash on sums over $10. MRS. S. When you see a cheerful and hup py old lady you may know that she has good digestion. If your diges tion is Impaired or If you do not relish your meals take a dose of Chamberlain’s Tablets. They streng then the stomach. Improve the diges tion and cause a gentle movement of the bowels. Obtainable everywhere « — Ad. TAKAKI. Owner. B. 1. ANDEKSON, A uctioneer REGNER’S OPERA HOUSE, WED., MARCH 14 ,t ! ALL KINDS OF HAULING BETWEEN GRESHAM AND PORTLAND Farmer's Hauling, Furniture Moving. Oresham Phone 79 X D A. J. “The Higher Education of Women 99 A STRIKING COMEDY Two and a Half Hours of Laughter. » H ncc P«»rtian«i DCII IlUoa Broadway 24)82; A-2O78 GRESHAM MEAT MARKET Damascus Dramatic Company, in Two Dutc-i Comedians and Classic Songs Popular Prices: Children 15c; Adults 26c. Orders taken for Coal, Briquets, Sand and Gravel W. BROWN, Prop. Best Quality Meats Home-Made Lard and Sausage, Hams and Bacon Highest Prices Paid for VEAL and H0G8, according PHONE 41 . . . - POWELL STREET
