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About Gresham outlook. (Gresham, Multnomah County, Or.) 1911-1991 | View Entire Issue (Sept. 25, 1917)
PAOK FOUR GRESHAM « 'V * - . r^3 and SHOES Mrs. L . 1*. M a n n in g , o f H u ll H un, wan in G resham on business y e s te r day. \ D r. E m ily F H oleoin has re tu rn e d to he r p ra ctice a fte r a ten -d ay vaca tio n . With the RED LINE 'round the Top O u i wear all O thers Two to One M rs. L . Needham and h e r d a u g h te r. M rs M a r r io tt have m oved in to ' M rs. M id d le to n t house on F ir s t I s tre e t. Will Not Crack, Leak or Come Apart M rs. R. J. M a rs li and d a u g h te r, M rs. F. E. L e w is o f P o rtla n d were i o v e r Sunday guests o f M rs. XV. It. ' Johnson. And they Cost No M ore than the old fashioned inferior kind M rs. II. E. It. Joh nso n, w ho lias been v is itin g h e r son, W It J o h n son, re tu rn e d to her hom e in Boise. Id a h o , on Sunday. Joh n E. C ra w fo rd le ft th is a f t e r noon fo r Napa, C a lifo rn ia , w here he goes to ta ke a p o s itio n on a hig ram h. lie expects to lie gone a year o r m ore be fore r e tu rn in g hom e. Brown H ipress FO R T H E F A R M E R Is the B ig Step F o rw a rd in R ubber F oo tw ea r I ’u silix e|\ t i l l ' toughest, strongest ru b b e r ever evolved goes in to (io o d rie h A u to Tires. T h in k how they stand up lo r thou sands ol miles u nd er the most te rr ilie s tra in . .Ills, im agine a Boot made ol th is same kin d ol ru b b e r and in the same way And rem em ber H IPPR E SS’’ is the o n ly fo o tw e a r in the w o rld made a fte r th is process. It was invented by (io o d rie h am i (io o d rie h alone uses it and it is the liw t fo o tw e a r ever made in brow n and w h ite colors ‘ H IPPRESS ’ was a success from the firs t others have tr il'd to im ita te it, o ffe rin g the same colors, c la im in g new | Hie, , ses. hut they e a illlo t d u p lic a te H IPR ESS.” “ HI P R E SS” is made w ith a R E D Id N E 'R O U N D T H E T O P none genuine w ith o u t tills Keil Line. B ro w n ‘ H IP R E S S ” F o o tw e a r fo r the fa rm e r, made in a ll styles h ip boots, shorts, shoes, etc. See styles at E. W. Aylsworth GRESHAM, OREGON ALL KINDS OK ROUGH AND DRESSED UMBER SHINGLES AND FENCE POSTS WE SOLICIT YOUR ORDERS PROMPT ATTENTION GIVEN Bruns Lumber Co. Sandy, Oregon. Phone Connection THAT COMMON AILMENT OF ALL MANKIND commonly called ” h u n g e r” should lie a three-tim es a day tre a tm e n t. You know th at old — i s a yin g it's b e tte r to pay the W E V E T H IS "VO T E L l - b u tc h e r than the d o c to r not T H E M E AT S VJE SCVL I th a t we begrudge the M I) any M A K t A WUNCrRV j liusiness. because lie ’s one of M AN _ jl.n r best CUStlftlllTS Gresham Market A J. W. BROWN. Prop I . i ; i S i l X X I. O R I I.H \ PEACHES j We now have in our supply of Canning 1 Jeaches. 1 hey are large and firm and just ripe enough to can. O rder at once as the season is short. TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER SS, 1»17 GRESHAM PEOPLE AND HAPPENINGS L e t u s F it y o u u p w iiK BOOTS OUTLOOK G uy It. Jones is hom e f o r a few d u ys’ v is it fro m E lle n s b u rg , W ash in g to n , w here Co. It, 3d O regon is d o in g g u a rd d u ty . He w ill re p o rt hack to E lle n s b u rg on T h u rs d a y , j 'I'll • fo o tb a ll team o f U n io n H ig h School No. 2 w ill p lay w ith the team ! fro m F r a n k lin H ig li on F rid a y af- * t» ¡m o o n , Septem ber 28, on th e la t t e r ’s g ro un ds. j I I I M iss Eva P u lle n , o f Scappoose, Is v is itin g w ith h e r g ra n d m o th e r, M rs P. A. G ou ld. M iss M ild re d P u lle n -in m a k in g he r hom e w ith her g ra n d - m o th e r th is w in te r and a tte n d in g h ig h school. X ca b le g ra m was received by M rs W. F. H oney ye ste rd a y fro n t h e r son Jo h n , a n n o u n c in g his safe a r r iv a l in F ra m e . He is w itli th e A m e rica n F ie ld Service and expects to see service soon. M rs. R. W. G ibbs was p le a s a n tly j re m in d e d o f h e r b irth d a y by tw o s u rp ris e s on F rid a y . D u rin g the ' noon h o u r she was In v ite d , to g e th e r I w ith a n u m b e r o f c a n n e ry em ployes, I to p a rta k e o f a d in n e r p re pa red by D a vid C u iy , th e m enu o f w h ic h In c lu d e d M r. C u ly 's fam ou s clam c h o w d e r. T h e guests w ere served at M r. C u ly ’s house n e ar th e can nery. In th e e ve n in g o f th e same day, a n u m b e r o f re la tiv e s o f M rs. G ibbs g a th e re d at her hom e to w ish h e r m any happy re tu rn s . T he L a d ie s' A id w ill meet w ith M is . P A G ou ld to m o rro w , Septem her 18, lo r an im p o rta n t business session. A ll m em bers are urged to Those se rv in g w ill hi he present M fs. Jam es L a w re nce, Mrs. ('. J L u n d q u is t and M rs B L. W u ira d A c o rd ia l in v ita tio n is extended to a ll F iv e y o u n g wom en o f Gresham und v ic in ity w ent to M o n m o u th on S un da y fo r th e purpose o f a tte n d in g tlie s ta te n o rm a l school fo r a yea r o f te a ch e rs' tr a in in g T hey were Miss M a ria m B o h e rtso n . Miss G lad ys M ich e l. Miss M a rg a re t B u rke , •Miss Bessie O sborn and M iss H ester T h o rp e M akes W ashday a Pleasure ANNIVERSARY PARTY GIVEN BY COUSINS C h e ste r T. K ro n e tih e rg was te n dered an a n n iv e rs a ry p a rty last S unday at th e hom e o f his pa ren ts. M r and M rs. A. K ro n e tih e rg , liv in g on th e Sandy b o u le v a rd west o f F a ir- view . T h e occasion wag (he tw e n ty -fifth re cu rre n ce o f C h e ste r's b irth d a y . Those present besides h im s e lf and Ills w ife w ere a ll cousins re p re s e n t in g fo u r fa m ilie s . C h e ste r is an in s tr u c to r in th e Je ffe rso n h ig h school, P o ri land. T lie o llie r s present were M r. m id Mrs. B. T o n se th , w ith th e ir c h ild re n F ra n c is , L o rin e and M a rg a re t o f P o rtla n d , M r. und M rs. E a rl T e g a rt, o f G resham , and t h e ir c h ild re n V ir g in ia and W illia m : M r. and M rs. C. C a n n in g , o f P o rtla n d : M r. and Mrs. C a rl Neppach, o f P o rtla n d ; M r. and M rs. L lo y d T e g a rt and M iss W ln n l- fre d T e g a rt o f G resham . I t was a jo y fu l occasion to a ll and a ra re c o m p lim e n ta ry exp ression to the re c ip ie n t o f the a n n iv e rs a ry honors. MEET W ITH THE W C. T. U. TO HELP THE SOLDIERS By d r iv in g the w a te r ¡m il a ir th ro u g h the clothes it washes the d ir t aw ay th o ro u g h ly and q u ic k ly . V e ry ertsy to run. Does not in ju re the finest c lo th in g . Sold on a m t t iie v hack g uarantee at T h e re g u la r m e e tin g o f th e W . ('. T. U. w ill he he ld at lh e lib r a r y at 2 :3 0 o 'c lo c k T h u rs d a y . P le n ty o f m a te ria l Is on hand and i w o rk w ill he resum ed on house w ives, c o m fo rt hags, bed socks, ! L. L Kidder.Hardware Co. An e r r o r in the p u b lish e d a r tic le o f do m estic science aw ard s last week bandages, k n itt in g , etc. gave Mrs. W L. C orsage firs t p re m T he W om en 's C h ris tia n T e m p e r iu m , w h ich sh o u ld have been c re d ance U n io n lias m a in ta in e d a d e p a rt ite d to F lo re n ce Jones. She to o k m ent fo r s o ld ie rs and s a ilo rs fo r | lir s t p rize on n ig h tg o w n s . m ore th a n fo r ty years, q u ie tly and M r. and M rs. G eorge W. I ’age e a rn e s tly p la n n in g li t t le conven- ‘ have gone to O nalaska, W ash., where letiees a n il e o in fo rfs fo r o u r boys, j th e y expect to m ake th e ir hom e. M r th u s re m in d in g th e m th a t m o th e r Page is s h ip p in g c le rk fo r th e Ona love s t ill live s, and th a t th e y are laska L u m b e r Co., au im m ense log not fo rg o tte n at home. g in g and Ip tn b e r com pany. E ve ry w om an reg ard less o f c o lo r P ia tm a s te r Ito h e rts lias m ade up o r creed Is in v ite d to the T h u rs d a y a generous c o lle c tio n o f P o rtla n d pit a fte rn o o n m e e tin g B rin g y o u r needle and th im b le , also y o u r n e ig h b o r. pers and seve ral w eeks' o f the O ut lo o k , to g e th e r w ith o th e r p e rio d ic a ls A f u ll re p o rt o f th e c o u n ty co n ve n w h ich w ill he sent to his son K e il tio n held in P o rtla n d last week w ill n e th to n ig h t ’ ‘ Som ew here in he given. F ra n c e .” M rs. W It K e rn , a ce on ipiin ied hv .Mabel M etzger, B o n ita S tilllo n s and ' E liz u h e tll S eh w e dle r went to S u b t i l ; ye ste rd a y. T he g ir ls co m p rise the G resham c a n n in g team , w ho w ill com pete w ith team s fro m o th e r eoun tie s fo r the c h a m p io n s h ip o r the s ta te at th e O regon s ta te fa ir. The Mazda Vacuum Washer G iy iS H A M , O R EG O N W e Lead the Procession o f b a k in g excellence. E ve ry th in g on o u r c o u n te rs goes to m il ji.s-i as It sho uld p e rle c t b a k in g a lw a y s fre sh , p u re in g re d ie n ts ; w ide v a rie tie s , r ig h t prices, co u rte o u s a n il q u ic k service neatness th ro u g h o u t Pa tro n iz e the b a ke ry s a n ita ry . CITY BAKERY G re s h a m . P lio iic || POWELL VALLEY MAN MARRIED AT BELLROSE A. B. E llio t t , th e w e ll k n o w n m e r c h a n t o f P o w e ll V a lle y , was m a rrie d S a tu rd a y a fte rn o o n to M rs. .Mary M eighen o f C o rn e liu s . O regon, at the home o f the b rid e 's m o th e r. .Mrs. Ed P a rris li o f B e ll Rose s ta tio n . T he hom e was a ttr a c tiv e ly d e c o r ated w ith a u tu m n leaves. O n ly the Im m e d ia te re la tiv e s a tte n d e d the cere m on y, w h ich was p e rfo rm e d by Rex. J. II W ood, o f th e M e th o d is t c h u rc h , the rin g cere m on y being used. T he b rid e was b e c o m in g ly a ttir e d In an a ttr a c tiv e gow n o f peacock blue s a tin , and ca rrie d pale p in k c a rn a tio n s . A fte r the cerem ony, a -tR id o u s lu n ch e o n was served. I tn m e d ia te ly fo llo w in g , th e happy couple le ft f o r a s h o rt honeym oon. M r und M ra. E llio t t w ill he at hottie to th e ir m any frie n d s at P o w e ll V a lle y , O regon. GOOD FRESH HOMEMADE SAUSAGE i f you have • ss Fresh Cows. Beef of Any Kind Veal Calves, Hogs, Chickens T O S E L L , SEE GEO. DIETL, Prop. S A N IT A R Y M A R K E T Phone HHI M a in St. G resham Fresh Ground Bone for Chickens FRESH AND CURED L A R D , ETC. M EATS, Ekstrom’s Truck Service Office with Commercial Delivery Co 22!( P ine S tre e t B etw een F u s t a n d Second ALL KINDS OF HAULING BETW EEN GRESHAM AND PORTLAND Estimates given on outside trips. All grades of coal Mt and M rs. j . N. E a ris received a te le g ra m rece ntly fro m th e ir son MRS ROSE METZGER Gresham P o ri Is ud P h on e 70S HAS NARROW ESCAPE t G eorge, w ho lias been fo r several B lo a d w a y 2OH2: X-2II7K I years In A rka n sa s, a n n o u n c in g his M rs. Rose M etzge r had a n a rro w m a rrin g , to Miss F lo # H e rrin g of escape fro m se rio u s I n ju r y , perhaps Pine B lu ff. A rka n sa s T he w e dd ing Miss Daisy D avidson, who re c e n tly I l a - a H ig h O p in io n o f I 'h a in b e rla ln 's ¡ to o k place on S ep tem be r 15. T hey d e a th , last evening at th e fo u n ta in went w ith h e r pa re n ts to Boyd, Ore T a b le ts . stre e t In te rs e c tio n . She a lig h te d I have a h ig h o p in io n o f C h an i- expect to make th e ir hom e th e re , hut gon. is re p o rte d to have been v e ry ,J fro m C h a rle s W itte r 's ea r between ■ In r la in ’s T a b le ts fo r b ilio u sn e ss and are expected here on a v is it ill O cto i l l w ith ty p h o id fe v e r, hut im p r o v as a la x a tiv e .” w rite s M rs. C. A th e fo u n ta in and th e F ir s t S tate ber. ing. B arnes. C h a rle s to n . III. " I have n e v B a n k, and w h ile cro ssin g to th e co r Tlie m em bers o f th e L ib e rty Loan e r fo u n d a n y th in g so m ild and plea s p e r in fr o n t o f th e cafe she was My b ro th e r has also M rs C la ra S unday o f P o rtla n d a n t to use side in th e recent m e m b e rsh ip c o n s tru c k by a d a iry a u to m o b ile fro m vis ite d on S unday w ith h e r d a u g h used these ta b le ts w ith s a tis fa c to ry test by th e E p w o rth League o f the th e W in c h fa rm w h ich was g o in g te r. M rs F ra n k M etzge r and fa m ily . re s u lts .” — A dv. M E. c h u rc h , were hosts to th e Red w e stw a rd on th e so u th side o f P ow ell | Cross m em bers, the w in n e rs in the Everyone has som ething to buy s tre e t. She was dra gg ed several B a rg a in s in the W a n t Ads con test, at a p a rty tn C a rlso n 's h a ll. •o r sell T ry an O utlook want ad ya rd s and received a cu t on th e head F rid a y n ig h t T h e a tte n d a n ce was Beyond th is I n ju r y , a ge n e ra l s h a k la rg e and u ve ry e n jo y a b le evening in g up and so ile d c lo th e s she was u n was spent Games were played and in ju r e d . T h e d a iry c a r was on the re fre s h m e n ts were served w ro n g side o f the stre e t but was not J I C ooper o f D e tro it. O regon, tra v e lin g fa st, w h ich last c ir c u m 'a n d M rs W II D a h lry m p le of stance was fo r tu n a te M rs M etzger Salem , have re tu rn e d to th e ir homes I was able to resum e h e r w o rk at the a fte r sp e n d in g severul days w itli I cannery th is m o rn in g I P ractically e v e ry field of e n d e a v o r is c o n fro n te d w ith M r and M rs N O. B a ke r T hey were here to a tte n d th e fu n e ra l o f n ew a n d u n u s u a l c o n d itio n s as th e resu lt of ou r NEW MACHINERY TO HELP M rs H a rry C h ris tia n M r. C ooper Is THESE FARMERS TO FARM c o u n try 's p a rtic ip a tio n in th e g rea t W o rld W ar. a b ro th e r o f M rs B a k e r and M rs D a h lry m p le a s is te r o f M r B a k e r Bessel's M achinery store has re • B usiness in te re sts a re se ek in g o u tsid e advice, based The la tte r 's s is te r-in -la w . M rs J. cently made fo u r im p o rta n t sales o f W ayne B a ke r o f M o rro w . O regon is j farm im plem ents to farm ers In th is u p o n a c c u ra te k n o w le d g e of p re se n t c o n d itio n s a n d v is itin g a t th e B a k e r hoiue v ic in ity One o f the sales was that u n b ia se d view points. F re d e ric B. H oney le ft yeste rd ay of a M oline tra c to r to X Decker o f fo r S e a ttle Io e n te r W a s h in g to n B oring, w ith plow and 18-18 disc I 1 he officeis of th is in stitu tio n in v ite c o n su lta tio n in all U n iv e rs ity He w ill ta ke th e course harrow attachm ents m atte rs of in d u stria l a n d financial interest. In m in in g e n g in e e rin g O th e r F Tavoka bought a four-horse po G resham yo u n g people to e n te r tato d ig g er He hue 40 acres o f W a s h in g to n I'n iv e r a lty th is f a ll are good potatoes to harvest. A n d re w U ru g g e r. F ra n k B ro w n . N ick Schnell. manager o f the Ben C lyd e Ruegg. D e lla Hughes. K a th son H otel farm , bought an O live r ry n H oney and H elen M cC o rm ick sulkey plow and a ro llin g and g rin d A ll are firs t y e a r s tu d e n ts except ing m ill. GRESHAM. ORE th e tw o la st nam ed, w ho are sopho H G. MullenhofT bought a g rln d - Albert Ekstrom War-Time Counsel FIRST STATE BANK mores X Ing m ill