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GRESHAM
FOUR
OUTLOOK
GRESHAM LOCALS
F R ID A Y .
NOVEMBER
I« ,
1017
FUNERAL TODAY OF
FORMER RESIDENT
BALL®BAND
T h o m a s C a h ill, a re s id e n t of O re ­
Mr. a n d M rs. D. W . M etzg er a re
gon sin c e A u g u st 15, 1876, a n d f o r ­
well s e ttle d in th e i r new h o m e on
m erly o f th is v ic in ity , d ied a t th e
S o u th R o b e rts av en u e.
Mrs. V. ii. R ead, o f P o rtla n d , w as h om e of h is so n -in -law , W ill S h a rk e y ,
a G re sh a m v isito r on T h u rs d a y , c a ll­ th r e e m ile s s o u th o f G re sh a m , on I
ing upon o ld n e ig h b o rs a n d frie n d s.
T u e sd a y la s t. H is re m a in s w ere laid
A m a r ria g e licen se w as issu ed on to re s t th is fo re n o o n in St. J o s e p h ’s .
THE U N IV E R S A L CAR
W ed n esd ay to J a m e s T u rn b u ll of c e m e te ry , th e fu n e r a l ta k in g p lace
T h e se a r e eco n o m ical d ay s a n d th u s th e F o rd c a r
P o rtla n d ,
an d Mrs. M aria M organ from St. H e n ry ’s C a th o lic c h u rc h .
becom es a m o re in te n s e n e cessity th a n e v e r b efo re,
Mr. C a h ill w as b o rn in C u rry c o u n ­
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e
is n e a r B eav er C re e k ,
b ecau se by re aso n o f its u n iv e rsa l se rv ic e it h as b e­
ty , S lig al, Ir e la n d on N o v em b er 9,
th r e e m iles e a st of G resh am .
com e a la rg e p a rt In th e " b u s in e s s o f liv in g ” ; besides.
It ta k e s less m oney fo r o p e ra tio n a n d m a in te n a n c e
T h o se w ho h av e boys o r g ir ls a t 183k. H e c a m e to th e U n ited S ta te s
th a n an y o th e r m o to r c a r
T h a t th is is n o t an ild e
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e
O. A. C. need not ex p ect any of a t an e a rly ag e a n d s e ttle d in th e N e­
It is Marked by Hit Red Bali
boast is p ro v en by th e fact th a t th e r e a re m o re th a n
th em h o m e on T h a n k s g iv in g Day, as h alem v alley. O ne of h is d a u g h te r s ,
tw o m illio n F o rd s in d ally serv ice. M ore c o n clu siv e
ev id en c e o f y o u r need of a F o rd c a r co u ld not be g iv en .
That’s why we sell it here.
but a o n e -d a y v a c atio n w ill be g iven Mrs. M ary N o rd stro m w as th e first
H ere it Is, a du lly n e c e ssity th a t is a d aily econom y.
w h ite ch ild b o rn in N eh alem . He
We believe it is the best rubber
th is y ear.
A v a rie ty o f bo d ies to m eet th e v a rie ty of d em a n d
leav es a w idow a n d a n o th e r d a u g h te r ,
footwear you can buy. Thou­
Mr. a n d M rs. 8. C. J o n e s h av e r e ­
iro m th e " s n a p p y " R u n a b o u t to th e de lu x e .Sedan.
Mrs. C ecelia S h a rk e y , w ho is th e w ife |
sands
of men have given it
We can m a k e im m e d ia te d e liv e ry fo r a s h o rt tim e
ceived w ord fr< ,n th e i r son G uy of his
o f W ill S h a rk e y , a t w hose h o m e th e
only. Huy w hen you can get d e liv e ry , fo r p ro d u c tio n
years of test. It fits better. It
a p p o in m e n t a s c o rp o ra l In Co. B. 162
Is b e h in d th e d em a n d all th e tim e. P lace y o u r o r d e r
d e c eased p assed th e la s t fo u r y e a rs
gives more comfort. It gives
In f a n try U. 8. A rm y. C o rp o ra l Jo n e s
at once as no c a rs can be d e liv e re d w ith o u t y o u r o r d e r
o f h is life. •
more days of wear than any
b eing p lace d first.
is now w ith h is re g im e n t a t C am p
He
also leav e s a b ro th e r, Jo h n C a ­
other
make. And in the long run it
M ills, New Y ork.
R unabout « 3 1 5 ; T ouring Far *341(1; F oupelet *.*>1(0;
h ill, liv in g in N eh alem . T h e la t t e r
is the cheapest rubber footwear you
T own 4 ar *0 45; Medan *411».*; O ne-T on Truck
F. A m es, o f H e rm isto n , U m a til­ w as h e re in a tte n d a n c e a t th e fu n e ra l
4 I iumn I h *4(4(4*. T h ese prices f. o. I> D etroit.
can buy. Come in and let us show you.
la c o u n ty , w as a c a lle r u p o n th e O u t­ a lth o u g li very ag ed a n d feeb le. He
look y e s te rd a y . H e h a s a son a t V a n ­ w as th r o u g h th e civil w a r a n d se rv e d j
Look for the R ed Ball
co u v e r w ho Is a s e r g e a n t in th e arm y s e v e n te e n a n d a h a lf y e a rs In th e
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an d w as v is itin g in G re sh a m a t th e U n ite d S ta te s arm y .
You’ll find it on all “ Ball-Band” footwear.
h om e o f W. F. H oney.
ThomaH C a h ill lived in th is v ic in ity i
P rin c ip a l a n d
M rs.
E lm e r F. fo r e ig h t
y e a rs on ce b e fo re.
H is
G oodw in w ill g iv e a re c e p tio n to th e h o m e w as n e a r w h ere h e d ied , b u t
SO LD E \< LI S IV E L I
se n io r c la s s a n d
th e o rc h e s tra ol h a v in g been b u rn e d o u t h e w ent back
U nion H ig h S chool No. 2, on n ex t to N e h a le m . S ev eral o f th e o ld e r
F rid a y e v e n in g ,
N o v em b er 23, at re s id e n ts h e re w ill
re m e m b e r him
th e ir h o m e in R e g n e r a d d itio n .
a n d h is fa m ily , all o f w hom w ith
The
b a z a a r a n d c h ic k e n d in n e r o th e r re la tiv e s w ere h e re to d a y a t
g iven by Zion E v a n g e lic a l c h u rc h last h is fu n e ra l.
llo w itt Bldg.
Gresham, Oregon
n ig h t w as a g re a t su ccess. A good
ROCKWOOD
cro w d w as In a tte n d a n c e anti all e n ­
jo y ed th e sp le n d id
d in n e r serv ed .
T h e s ilv e r te a g iv en by th e R o ck ­
T ite n e t p ro e e e d s w ere a b o u t 1160.
* w ood Im p ro v e m e n t clu b a t th e hom e
FULL LINE OF
an d o n e o f th em ap p lie d a t th e S u n ­
Mr. a n d M rs. J o h n P a lm q u is t of o f M rs. O. J. B row n la s t T u e sd a y a f ­
ESCAPED CONVICTS
ARE ROUNDED UP d ia l d a iry fo r food. T h ey got m ilk "L o n e so m e C ove,” w ere g u e s ts S u n ­ te rn o o n w as a sp le n d id success. T h e
o n ly b u t th e ir a p p e a ra n c e su g g e s te d day of th e l a t t e r ’s niece, M rs. J. C.
sp ecial fe a tu r e of th e a fte rn o o n w as
T h re e n e g ro co n v ic t-e sc a p e s from th a t th ey w ere th e e scap es an d C on­ D uke a n d fa m ily . O th e r v is ito rs a t
a le c tu re , s te re o p tic o n view s, on th e
I he O regon p e n ite n tia ry w ere c a p ­ s ta b le S q u ire w as n o tified . He te le ­ th e D uke h o m e on th a t day w ere 1
P acific C o ast R escu e W o rk , g iven by
FRUITS AND VEGETABLES OF ALL KINDS
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tw o o f th e m a t
M rs. W. T. H en sley a n d so n s, A r th u r
M iss G e rh u c . M iss L o v e tt, m a tro n of
• T ro u td a le cu rly In th e m o rn in g an d d e p u tie s w ere se n t o u t w ho effected a n d Roy.
L o u ise H om e, g av e a d e ta ile d ac c o u n t
EVERYTHING IN SEASON
tile o th e r la te r in th e day se v e ra l th e c a p tu re s .
F ra n k
E sc o b a r, fo re m a n of th e o f th e good w ork b ein g d o n e by th e
T h e n e g ro e s hud b o a rd e d a fre ig h t Hull R un p ip e lin es, is ta k in g h is a n ­
m iles f u r th e r w est.
hom e. A m u sical p ro g ra m w as given
I'tie m en hud escap ed from S alem tr a in an d w ere Ju s t a b o u t to g et n u a l v a c a tio n of tw o w eeks. H e is
by M rs. O. J. B ro w n . M iss G lad y s
last week an d h ad m a d e th e i r way aw ay. T h ey w ere s e n t back to S a­ v is itin g th e s h ip y a rd s a t P o rtla n d
N eal, M iss L e isla R uby a n d M iss
thin fa r. T h ey w ere n e a rly s ta rv e d lem last n ig h t.
Pleasant Home
Phone 755
a n d V an co u v er, an d on W ed n esd ay E d ith J e lk in .
M rs. J. N elson K in g
m ad e liis first in sp e c tio n of th e In ­ a n d M rs A n d rew S to n e h ad c h a rg e
te r s ta te b rid g e.
of th e e n te r ta in m e n t.
T h e O u tlo o k w as m isin fo rm e d c o n ­
M rs. W illa rd C ook a n d d a u g h te r
c e rn in g th e m ilita ry se rv ic e of F ra n k E va, Mr. a n d M rs. F r a n k D ickenson,
T e ev ln , as p u b lish e d in th e H illsv iew M rs. K. W. H arv ey a n d so n A lfred
of b a k in g ex cellen ce. E v e ry ­
ite m s in a re c e n t issue. Mr. T eev ln an d Mrs. J. H. N ash w ent to V an co u ­
th in g on o u r c o u n te rs goes
was n o t g ra n te d a d is c h a rg e by th e v e r re c e n tly to v isit E d w a rd D icken-
to you ju s t as It s h o u ld —
e x e m p tio n h o a rd , hut is now in inlli- so n , w ho is a w a g o n e r in th e q u a rte r-
p e rle c t
b a k in g — a 1 w a y s
fre s h ,
p u re
In g re d ie n ts ;
ta ry tr a in in g at C am p F u n s to n , New m u s te rs d e p a rtm e n t an d w ho expect»
f
w ide v a rie tie s , rig h t p rices,
Y ork
to leav e soon fo r th e E ast.
c o u rte o u s a n d q u ick se rv ic e
E rn e st S tr a tto n left on W ed n esd ay
n e a tn e s s th r o u g h o u t. P a ­
M rs M ary R ich m o n d h a s receiv ed
tro n iz e th e b a k e ry s a n ita ry .
e v e n in g fo r W a sh in g to n C ity, w h ere w ord fro m h e r son W ard , t h a t h e e x ­
he w ill ta k e a civil se rv ice p o sitio n in p ects to sa il fo r F ra n c e w ith in th e
th e c h ie f sig n a l o ffice. He w ill r e ­ n ex t few w eeks.
p o rt fo r d u ty on M onday m o rn in g
J . C. B u rn s w as a P o rtla n d v is ito r
G resham .
P h on e I I
n ext. H is w ife re m a in s h e re fo r th e 1 T u esd av
p re s e n t w ith M rs. N o ra W ith ro w , Mr.
O scar W alin a n d fam ily hav e
S tr a tt o n ’s m o th e r
m oved to P o rtla n d fo r th e w in te r.
N otice o f M ass M eeting.
M rs. P . tl. S tu c lie ll T ells H ow S h e
C u re d H e r Son of a C old.
Mrs. J. H. N ash is su ffe rin g w ith
"W h e n
my
son E llis w as sick
LINEN SHOWER GIVEN
N o tice Is h e re b y given tn a t on |
s e v e re th r o a t tro u b le .
PROSPECTIVE BRIDE
T h u rs d a y , N o v em b er 22. 1917, a w ith a cold la s t w in te r I g a v e him
C h a m b e rla in ’s C o u g h R em edy.
It
M rs. W illa rd C ook. M rs. Jo h n
A lin en s h o w e r w as g iven by M rs. R ich m o n d a n d M rs. J. H N ash v is it­ p u b lic m ass m e e tin g will be h eld in h elp ed him a t on ce a n d q u ic k ly b ro k e
M e tz g e r’s h all in th e to w n o f G re s h ­ up h is c o ld ,” w rite s Mrs. P. O. S tu -
G reen w o o d a t tier h om e by a n u m b e r ed y e s te rd a y w ith M rs O live O ’B an-
THAT COMMON AILMENT
am fo r th e p u rp o s e of n o m in a tin g c h ell, H o m e r C ity, P a. T h is rem ed y
h a s been in use fo r m any y e a rs . Its
o f frie n d s a n d n e ig h b o rs, in h o n o r of ion at St. J o h n s .
OF ALL MANKIND
c a n d id a te s fo r e le c tio n to th e fo llo w ­ good q u a litie s h a v e been fu lly p ro v ­
T h e P a re n t-T e a c h e r
asso c ia tio n
Miss G e rtr u d e B ak er, w ho e x p ects to
in g o ffic e s; s a id e le c tio n to be held en by m any th o u s a n d s of people. It
h eld a very su c c e ssfu l so cial a t th e
commonly called “ hu n g er”
leav e soon fo r New W e s tm in s te r, sch o o l F rid a y e v e n in g , N o v em b er 9. D ecem b er 4, 1917. S aid m ass m e e t­ is p le a s a n t a n d sa fe to ta k e .— Adv.
should he a three-times-a day
B ritis h C o lu m b ia , to becom e th e Mr. G riffith of th e B e a v e rto n S ta rc h in g to be h eld a t th e h o u r of 8 p. m.
treatm ent. You know that old
O ne m ayor.
tirid e o f Leo B. S h a rp e . T h e b rid e- fa c to ry , sp o k e on th e need of su ch an
saying—i t ’s better to pay the
T h re e co u n c ilm e n .
to -b e re c eiv ed m any b e a u tifu l an d in s titu tio n
in th is c o m m u n ity an d
W e ' v e t h i s t o t e l l
butcher than the doetor—not
O ne m a rsh a l.
u sefu l g ifts a n d th e best w ishes of ail Mrs. J e n n ie K em p, h ead o f th e W om ­
T h e m e a t s v i e s e l l that we begrudge the M. I), any
C. G. S C H N E ID E R . R e c o rd e r.
fo r h e r f u tu r e h a p p in e s s an d p ro s p e r­ e n 's d e p a rtm e n t of th e U n ite d S ta te s
W I L L M A K E A H U N G R Y j business, beeause lie’s one of
ity. N e a r th e clo se of th e a fte rn o o n , F o o d A d m in is tra tio n , sp o k e on food
M A N F E E L V IE L L »
cur best customers.
Market H ours C hange.
a d e licio u s lu n ch w as serv ed . All r e ­ c o n s e rv a tio n a n d th e n eed s o f th e so l­
p
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A J W BROWN, Prop
d ie rs. A so c ia l h o u r a n d lu n c h w ere
T h o se p re s e n t w ere M esd am es W. e n jo y e d a f t e r th e p ro g ra m .
G R E S H A M . ((REG GA
am M eat M a rk e t w ill clo se a t 6 :3 0
T. H en sley ,
B yron H a ll, V icto ria
T h e R ockw ood B o o ste r c lu b g a v e a o ’clo ck . A fte r N o v em b er 1. th e c lo s­
G ray , E. E. W ellin g . J. R. C a v a n a g h . , s ilv e r te a a t th e h o m e o f M rs. O. J. in g h o u r w ill be 6 o ’clo ck . R esid e n c e
C. A. B a k e r, W m. H a n n in g , I). E. j B ro w n on T u e sd a y la s t, w hich w as j p h o n e, 793.
T o w le, Jo h n B liss, B lain e T u r n e r and w ell a tte n d e d
A. J . W. B R O W N , P r o p r ie to r .
th e M isses E th e l C a lk in s, F ra n c e s
M r a n d M rs E D. K en t h av e been
An Old Man’s S toin acli.
a n d H elen B liss. E d ellä T ow le, Mary q u ite sick b u t a re on th e ro a d to r e ­
As we grow o ld e r a n d less ac tiv e .
u n d A nua H o eck er
covery.
less a n d less food is re q u ire d to m e e t
On next S a tu r d a y , N o v em b er 1’ ! th e d e m a n d s o f o u r bodies.
If too
POWELL VALLEY TO
R ockw ood g ru n g e will e n te r ta in th e j m u ch is h a b itu a lly ta k e n , th e sto m -
HELP Y M C A FUND M a s te rs ’ a n d L e c tu r e r s ’ a s s o c ia tio n j
W,U re b e l
W hen a m an re-aches
a d v a n c e d ag e of 85 o r- 90, you 1
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w ill find th a t he is a lig h t e a te r. Be
A big ra lly w ill be held a t th e
e n jo y th e day.
as c a re fu l a s you w ill, h o w e v e r, you '
Men's Dress Shoes
P ow ell V alley sch o o lh o u se on S a tu r ­
A big m a s q u e ra d e ball w ill be g iv ­ w ill o cca sio n a lly e a t inor<> th a n you I
Bovs' Shoes
w ill feel th e need of
day e v e n in g , N o v em b er 17, b e g in n in g en a t th e R ockw ood g ra n g e h a ll on sh o u ld an d
Rubber
Boots
and
Shoes
I
at 8 o ’clo ck , fo r th e benefit o f th e on T h a n k s g iv in g eve, N o v em b er 28 C h a m b e rla in 's T a b le ts to c o rre c t th e '
M en’s Rubbers.
d is o rd e r. T h e se ta b le s do n o t con- |
Y M. C A. fu n d . A good p ro g ra m G ood m u sic w ill be fu rn is h e d an d ta in p ep sin , b u t s tr e n g th e n th e s to m ­
K E R R 'S
*
w ill lie g iv en , w hen a n u m b e r of til»' u su a l p ric e s w ill prevail»
a ch a n d
e n a b le It to p e rfo rm its | Shoe Repairing a Specialty
fu n c tio n s n a tu r a lly . T hey a ls o c a u se
s p e a k e rs w ill ta k e p a rt, a ls o so m e of
GRESHAM SHOE SHOP
a g e n tle m o v em en t of th e bow els.
th e sch o o l c h ild re n , an d Mrs. K arl J
Carl D ahl. Prop.
Zion E van gelical Church
H a g b e rg w ill sin g
R ead th e W a n t ad s
C h u rc h
s e rv ic e s
and
S u n d ay
T h e m e e tin g w ill ta k e th e form of
a b a sk e t a n d pie so cial an d all a re sch o o l w ill d ro p o u t next S unday All
u rg e d to b rin g b a s k e ts
R e fre s h ­ m e m b e rs am i frie n d s a re in v ite d to
m e n ts w ill be se rv e d in th e b eaem en t. a tte n d th e m issio n se rv ic e s a t th e
All com«' an d h elp th e good c a u se so F rie d e n s E v a n g e lic a l c h u rc h in S e ll­
th e boys a t th e fro n t can say th a t w ood, Rev. A. W e h rll. p a s to r, m o r n ­
in g , a fte rn o o n a n d ev en in g .
P o w ell V alley h as d o n e its sh a re .
G e rm a n m e m o ria l s e rv ic e w ill be
T h e m e e tin g is u n d e r th e s u p e r ­
* aon AMS & K err B ros
v ision o f T I,. A n d erso n , W in P e te r ­ h eld on th e fo llo w in g S u n d a y m o rn ­
COHlt »Oi
so n . F ra n k G u sta fso n , H e rb e rt B ra d ­ in g , N o v em b er 25. at 1 0 :3 0 o 'clo ck
Ilf course the tnan with a bank account has a safe place for
’’»’usuo»«**
In c o n n e c tio n w ith th is se rv ic e th e
ley. C arl N elson a n d B ert O lson
L o rd 's S u p p e r w ill be c e le b ra te d
An
his money, and lie is likely to have more money than his
o fferin g w ill a lso be ta k e n fo r th e
TERRY
neigh bor.
b en efit o f th e M in iste ria l P e n sio n an d
C. A B a k e r so ld to A J. W B ro w n R e lie f F u n d o f th e E v a n g e lic a l
o f G re sh a m re c e n tly , a fa t p o rk e r c h u rc h .
th a t w eig h ed 355 p o u n d s
G e rm a n s e rv ic e on T h a n k sg iv in g .
But an account at the First State Bank means more than
Mrs V ic to ria G ray is v is itin g h e r N o v em b er 29. a t 10 30 a. m.
n iece , M rs C h a rle s G reen w o o d
that It means financial backing in ease of emergency or when
Miss M ary B row n le ft W ednesday
T h e L a d ie s' Aid so ciety w ill m eet
opportunity knocks.
e v e n in g fo r Id a h o , w h e re sh e w ill on W e d n e sd a y , N o v em b er 21, w ith
sp en d th e w in te r w ith h e r f a th e r
M rs J H. M etzg er
T h o se to assist
Mrs. A. W a ld rip e n te r ta in e d Mrs M rs M etzg er In se rv in g a re Mes-
J. W C o o n s la st T u esd ay a fte rn o o n d a m e s B enj. C a m e ro n . A. D ow sett
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RAKER & SON
Aylsworth
FRESH M EATS
Andrews Bros. Meat Market
We Lead the Procession
F o r d R e p a ir in g
Welding - Brazing - Carbon Burning
Goodyear Tire Service
C IT Y
BAKERY
Ed. Osburn
EXPERT
Auto, Buggy and Wagon
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PAINTING
Gresham Market
SEE
Hießest Quality of Coffee
E . E. C H IP M A N
SH O ES
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Packed
Use the
in
Coffee.
Economy
Save
the
Glass
Jars
coffee
W e Recomend it.
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Jar
To Farmers and Dairymen
W e Know it Satisfies
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