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GRLSHAM
OCTLOOK
T C E 8 D A Ï,
MARCH
5.
1618
GRESHAM LOCALSTHRIFT
FINDS PLACEIN
HIGH SCHOOL WORK
Mi»» A n n a S las, o f H illsb o ro ,
th e g u e s t o f .Miss E s th e r E lfo rd .
is
Mrs. Dan T a lb o t, o f P o rtla n d , v isit-
ed on S u n d ay w ith frie n d s in G resh -
an.
H. C. M cG innis a n d fam ily hav e
m oved in to o n e o f M rs S. A. B u rr's
co tta g e s.
Mr. a n d M rs. A. E. K e ssle r w ent
to W o o d b u rn on S u n d a y to v isit th e
f o r m e r s la th e r , w ho is ill.
K E P O R T E D BY H O M E R G O SSETT
C h a rlo tte M eter, o f B o rin g , e n te re d
1,1,1001 thi8 w e e k ’ S he fo rm erIy a t '
te n d e d Je ffe rso n H igh in P o rtla n d .
T h e e n ro llm e n t is now 18» s tu d e n ts
w hich is a good in c re a se o v e r la s t j
y ear.
S u p e rin te n d tu t J. A. C h u rc h ill w ill I
d e liv e r th e ..¿ J r e s s to th e g ra d u a tin g
cla ss on F rid a y e v e n in g , May 31st.
R e h e a rs a ls fo r th e co m in g play
M ary J a n e 's P a ” by th e J u n io r class
a re 1,1 p ro g re ss fo u r e v e n in g s of each
w eek. T h is p lay w ill be o n e of th e
b e st e v e r 8 ta 8ed In G re sh a m by any
c a s t of c h a ra c te rs .
T h e cu p offered by Mr. B a u e r to
th e class te a m boys w in n in g In th e !
Miss M in n ie P a lm q u is t, w ho is e m ­ se rie s of b a sk e tb a ll g a m e re c e n tly
p loyed in th e H o tel H a rtla n d , v isited sc h e d u le d w as won by th e S o p h o ­
h e r p a re n ts , Mr. a n d Mrs. Jo h n P a lm ­ m ores. T h e c o n te s t b etw een th e
J u n io r s a n d S o p h o m o res la s t F rid a y
q u is t la s t S u n d ay .
w as e x c itin g a n d w ell p lay ed by b o th
Miss M abel In g lis a n d M iss E m m a
te a m s.
T h e sc o re w as 1» to » in
J o h n s o n w ere d in n e r g u e s ts a t th e
fa v o r of th e S o p h o m o res"
hom e o f M r. a n d M rs. C. I. R a k e r on
T ra c k w ill now e n g a g e th e a tte n - ,
S u n d ay la st.
tion of th e boys an d th e g ir ls will ;
A. XV. M etzg er a n d E. W. Ayls* p lay ten n is, A te n n is c o u rt h a s been
w o rth left o n S u n d ay e v e n in g fo r a m ad e in th e g y m n a s iu m a n d te n n is
tr .p lo S an F ra n c isc o a n d o th e r ra c q u e ts a n d b alls p u rc h a s e d fo r th e
p o in ts in C a lifo rn ia .
T h ey -will be rtse o f a ll s tu d e n ts w ish in g to play I
g o n e a b o u t a w eek o r ten days.
th e gam e. At a m e ttin g of th e Boys'
M ervin G ood is se rio u sly ill w ith A th le tic a ss o c ia tio n th is m o rn in g ,
blood p o iso n in g , th e re s u lt of a b ru ise R o b ert C h ild e rs w as e le c te d c a p ta in !
on th e elbow receiv ed in p la y in g b a s­ o f th e 1918 tr a c k team .
k e t-b a ll.
H is m o th e r is h e re from
A G irls A th le tic a sso c ia tio n h as re ­
■
O sw ego n u rs in g hint.
c e n tly been p e rfe c te d by th e ad o p tio n
MiBs L ucy P e te rs o n , w ho h a s been of a c o n s titu tio n a n d th e e le c tio n of
fo llo w in g officers:
p re s id e n t, J
in N o rth D a k o ta fo r th e p a st few th e
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M rs. J . R. C a v a n a g h e n te r ta in e d a
few frie n d s la s t ev en in g in h o n o r of
M rs. E d ith T o z ie r W e a th e rre d .
G re sh a m g ra n g e w ill h o ld its re g -
u la r m o n th ly m e e tin g n ex t S a tu rd a y
S ev eral sp e c ia l fe a tu re s a re p ro m ised
fo r th e o ccasio n .
m o n th s, r e tu r n e d to h e r h o m e her**
la s t w eek. H e r co m in g w as a co m ­
p le te s u r p ris e to h e r p a re n ts , Mr. an d
M rs. J. C. P e te rso n .
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and
G race F ie ld h o u se .
se cre ta ry -tre a su re r,
The
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We quote
28x1 £ Victor T. P....................... $3.25
28x1-1 Premier T. T......................$3.50
28x11 Premier N. S. Casings........$3.50
28x1 Grey Butt End Tubes..........$1.35
A re D ep en d ab le T ires.
.Also many other makes at
L. L. KIDDER HDWE.
H a n n a h L a n e ; vice p re s id e n t. B o n n ie G R E S H A M
H orton.
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TO MEET WEDNESDAY
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W EDNESDAY
O n e-to n tr u c k fo r h ire .
E x p ress
an d h a u lin g . II. C h ris te n so n . P h o n e
13.
te a m s a re b eg in n in g a se rie s of bas-
T h e G resh am P a re n t-T e a c h e r c ir­
No a m o u n t is too s m a ll— T h r if t
R e p a irs b e in g m a d e to th e d o o r of k e tb a l) g a m e s fo r a tro p h y re c e n tly cle w ill hold its re g u la r m o n th ly c a rd s c a re fo r a ll!
Buy W ar-S av ­
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th e P o w ell p h a rm a c y show th a t th e
m e e tin g In th e g ra d e school a u d ito r ­ in g s S tam p s!
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W ednesday- a fte rn o o n , M arch
w ith d ry ro t. M ore v e n tila tio n will sw e a te rs , e ig h t S e rb ia n s q u a re s , n in e
6 th , a t 1 :3 0 p. nt.
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: )ur Selection of I lats is Now Ready, ail New and Stylish.
be g iv en th e m so as to in s u re th e m
All p a re n ts a n d a ll o th e r frie n d s*
c lo th s fo r th e R ed C ross. T h ey have
la s tin g lo n g e r h e re a fte r.
Patronize your Home Mi lliner. We Will Please You.
c o llected 16,500 sta m p s fo r B elgian o f th e school a n d of e d u c a tio n a re
W E. B e e g le w as in G re sh a m one
M a in S t r e e t o p p o s ite B a n k o f G r e s h a m
re lie f an d h av e m ad e o ne co m p le te I c o rd ia lly in v ited .
d ay la s t w eek lo o k in g a f te r b u sin ess
U I K I N D S A N D A L L B IS X S
b a b ie s’ la y e tte fo r w ar re lie f, a n d a p ­
T h e fo llo w in g is th e p ro g ra m :
in te re s ts . Mr. B eegle has leased th e
p lic a tio n h a s been m ad e to jo in th e
F la g S alu te.
New Gallery
j ta r n i w hich h e re c e n tly b o u g h t n e a r
J u n io r Red C ross.
Song, " I t ’s a L ong W ay to G et th e
S cap p o o se a n d w ill m ove w ith his
AI L. KINDS OF ROUGH AND DRESSED
T h e tw o C am p fire G irl’s o rg a n iz a ­ K a is e r” - F if th a n d S ix th G ra d e Ftoys
PICTURE FRAMING
fam ily in to S cappoose.
tio n s h av e re c eiv ed th e m a te ria l fo r
G I L T O R N A T U R A L W OOD
R e c ita tio n . “ T h e C h e ris h e d F la g "
N eat an d C heap
W ord h a s been receiv ed th a t W il­ th e ir c e re m o n ia l gow ns w hich they — F lo re n c e K ern .
b u r S ta n le y h a s a rriv e d in F ra n c e . w ill c o m p lete th is e v e n in g . T h ey a re
R e c ita tio n , " T h e S ch o o lh o u se an d
M A X S C H N E ID E R
Isaac A n d e rso n is a lso a c ro s s a n d Ray a lso d o in g R ed C ross w ork a t th e li­ th e F la g ”— D avid L ane.
M a th e w s’ B ldg . M ain St.,
P a lm q u is t h a s w ritte n h is p a re n ts , b ra r y once a w eek an d th e in d iv id u a l
S ong, T h ird G ra d e G irls.
P h o n e 641
M r. an d M rs. J o h n P u lm q u is t, th a t m e m b e rs a re p la n n in g to hav e g a r ­
O ra tio n , " T h e S ta rs an d S tr ip e s " —
he h a s m ad e th e voyage.
d en s fo r th e su m m e r. A c a m p in g ex ­ P ercy P u lfe r.
G eo rg e C la c k , w ho is In tr a in in g p e d itio n is b ein g p la n n e d fo r th e co m ­
R e c ita tio n , E a rl W eiss.
in th e U n ited S ta te s navy a t San ing v a c a tio n a n d long " h ik e s ” a re
F la g Song, S econd G rade.
Big Supply of Assorted Shiplap on hand.
D iego, C a lifo rn ia , e n jo y e d a five-day now b eing ta k e n a t w eek-ends.
D ialo g u e, F iv e F ir s t G ra d e Boys.
Also all kinds of other Sized Lumber.
M a n u fa c tu re d by
fu rlo u g h a n d tr a v e lin g tim e a n d r e ­
T h e th r if t b an k o pened fo r busi
V ocal Solo, J o s e p h A. F in le y , M u-
c e n tly v isited Ills u n cle, Dr. G eorge n e ss on T u e sd a y , F eb. 2 6 th , w ith t h e ^ l c a l D irecto r,
SANDY CREAMERY CO.
We Deliver Lumber Anywhere
In g lis a n d fa m ily In G re sh a m .
T he nam e "M o u n t H ood B u tt e r ”
u su al h a n k officers an d b o a rd of d i-!
S ong, "K e e p th e H om e F ir e s B u rn -
h as h e re to fo re been used by p e r­
A c a s h ie r h a s c h a rg e o f ' In g ” — F o u rth a n d F if th G rad es.
L o d a a n d E lv is, tw o b ro th e rs of re c to rs.
m ission of th e M ount H ood Ice
R e c ita tio n , " T h e S erv ice F la g ”— : C ream Co., w hich h a s all its d a irv
C la u d e S to c k to n , le ft M are Is la n d on b u sin e ss e ach p erio d d u rin g th e
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title . T h a t p e rm issio n h as ceased ,
fo lk , V a., n a v y y a rd .
T h ey a re in 8ch° o1- P re s id e n t Good re p o rts g re a t
J a p a n e s e L ove S ong, F o u rth G rad e
hen ce th e c h a n g e of n am e, w hich
Take Bluff Road; Mill Half-Mile South of Sandy
— a n d . h . a v . e b een s e n t to th e su ccess. T h e s tu d e n ts a re s u p p o r t­ G irls.
th e ~
navy
becam e effectiv e on J a n u a r y 1.
in g th e In s titu tio n nobly as th e y do
D ialogue, F iv e F ir s t G ra d e Boys.
A tla n tic fo r d u ty on a m an o f w ar.
"M o u n ta in
M eadow
B u tte r "
Song, “ T h e F la g G oes B y”— S ix th , will he fo u n d a t all th e L ead in g
A. F . M iller, p re s id e n t of th e B ank e v e ry w o rth y c au se. A t h r i f t c a m ­
■' • ! • fo r th e O u tlo o k fo r " th e
U se 3 p o u n d s boiled p o ta to e s, 2
s to re s in th e co u n ty . A sk fo r it.
I w ill ro llo n him to th e cutup lev el te a s p o o n s s a lt, 3 lev el te a sp o o n s of G re sh a m , le f t to d a y fo r C a lifo rn ia , p a ig n is now b e in g p la n n e d by th e a n d S e v en th G rad es.
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1,1 l i .a , front hom e.
| I ta b le sp o o n s w ater.
w ill be m et in S an F ra n c isc o by his re a c h in g m an y of th e o u ts id e d is tric ts d en M iller.
W h a t th e G re sh a m S chool is Do-1
so n , Dr. Ita lp h M iller, a n d to g e th e r w hich sh o u ld g re a tly in c re a s e th e
E. S. M sCor-
th ey w ill to u r th e s ta te by a u to m o ­ sa le of t h r i f t s ta m p s an d w a r sa v in g lu g to W in th e W a r
c e rtific a te s.
m lck.
bile.
Is just the diet you
P re s e n ta tio n
of S erv ice F la g __
T h re e C h e v ro le ts w ere so ld last U l n Farmer* Should Raise More
need but be su re it is
F r a n k T a c h e ro n , p re s id e n t E ig h th
w eek by E d. O sb u rn , local a g en t.
Chickens.
G rade.
T h e b u y e rs w ere A u g u st O b rist, F red
A ccep tan ce of F la g — T h eo B ru g -
P o w ell a n d A lb e rt J. Q uay. T he
M ore c h ic k e n s a n d m o re eggs w ill
ger.
first tw o a r e G resh am - m en, th e la t­ re le a se m o re m e a t fo r o u r a rm ie s
P a tr io tic sp e ech es, J u d g e Geo. W.
E a t a p la te a day a t
te r b ein g a re s id e n t o f P le a s a n t a n d th e a llies.
P o u ltry can be In­
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p le to n . Rev. J. M ontcalm R row n.
H om e.
c re a s e d m o re ra p id ly a n d m o re eco ­
S ong, " A m e r ic a " — School.
BELT’S CONFECTIONERY
An e x h ib it h a s been re c e n tly re ­ n o m ically th a t an y o f th e m eat a n i­
B u sin ess session.
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grow
and
ceiv ed a t th e G re sh a m lib ra ry of
h ig h g ra d e p ic tu re s sh o w in g men p ro s p e r on w a ste th a t w ould n e v er
It sh o u ld be re m e m b e re d th a t o ne
P o ta to e s a re p le n tifu l and a re
a n d p laces m a d e fa m o u s in th e o th e r w is e be Used, an d w ill e a t th e p o u n d o f m ash ed p o ta to e s c o n ta in s re a Ily th e o n ly c h e a p B ubgtltute fo r
g re a t w ar. L ib ra ry p a tro n s w ill be in fa n t bu g s, p a rtic u la rly o rc h a rd a b o u t 1 f4 cu p o f w a te r, an d s ta r c h .
in te re s te d in s e e in g th is e x h ib it be- p ests, b e fo re th e la t t e r hav e hud tim e an d o th e r su b s ta n c e s a b o u t e q u v a le n t fl° Ur' n " d ° nP * h ,c h w i|l n o t keep
1,111 <"t-' .*;i of Seed» it ,)nce
,,ur stoc|<>| ! fo re it is m oved to a n o th e r b ra n c h to do g re a t h a rm C h ic k e n s re q u ire to th o s e in a c u p fu l o f w h eat flour. " v e r 3un,n)t‘r so m a k e an Ideal s u b ­
a m in im u m of a tte n tio n . Most of it
lib ra ry .
arc more nearly complete.
s t it u te fo r c o n se rv a tio n . T h e O. A. C.
can
be given by w om en a n d c h ild re n .
X B iliou s X tt.u k ,
A le t te r fro n t M r. a n d Mrs. A. E.
g iv es th e fo llo w in g re c ip e fo r b read
We haxe package seeds ot all kinds.
L in d sey to re la tiv e s h e re b rin g s th e No heav y la b o r is re q u ire d . C h ic k ­
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en s w ill h e lp w in th e w ar. R aise all
B in need of an> thin.c lor Field or Garden,
in fo rm a tio n th a t th e ir son A lbert
y o u r liv e r fails to p e rfo rm its fu n c - p o ta to flour, w hich Is not g e n e ra lly
you can.
h as been se rio u sly 111 w ith ty p h o id
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o u e a n T h e a v a ila b le .
lio n s. You
becom e constipate*!.
B oiled rice m ay be used
fev er. He is now re p o rte d to be im -
A fine p ro g ra m h a s been a rr a n g e d foo,l >ou e a t fe rm e n ts in y o u r sto m - w ith flour in a b o u t th e » a m e 'i m m r
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PHOTOS
LUM BER
SHINGLES AND FENCE POSTS
Mountain Meadow Butter
BRUNS LUMBER CO,
L
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Ice Cream Lunch
War Gardens!
Weatherly Ice Cream]
P lan Your W ar G arden NOW .
< ver we must utilize!
cry loot of ground.
Now is the time for
onion sets, radishes, andj
• y potatoes.
.Isk i s .
S eed s in Bulk
BEANS
BEETS
CABBAGE
CARROTS
CORN
ONIONS
PARSNIPS
PEAS
SPINACH
SQUASH
TURNIPS
RUTABAGAS
F ield S eed s
SPRING WHEAT
OATS
BARLEY
SPELTZ
VETCH
CLOVERSEED
TIMOTHY
ALSIKE
FIELD PEAS
SEED POTATOES
AM ERICAN W O N D ER
r
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Q u a lity and S er ^ içe
I \R l.Y ROSE
p ro v in g . T h e L in d sey s live a t N ara-
pa, Id ah o .
M iss Lucy A d am s h a s receiv ed a
te le g ra m fro m h e re s is te r , M rs. E llen
A. P o m ero y , a n n o u n c in g th e d e a th
of th e ir f a th e r a t A to k a, O k lah o m a
It is n o t p o ssib le fo r M iss A dam s to
a tte n d th e f u n e r a l, w hich w ill ta k e
p lace In P e n n sy lv a n ia .
She m ay.
h o w ev er, jo in h e r s is te r la te r.
Mrs. E rn e st P e te rso n of Shaw , Dr-
egon an d Mrs. R H. T o d d of R id g e­
field. W a sh in g to n , a re sp e n d in g sev-
era ! d ay s th is w eek w ith
th e ir
f a th e r. F A H a llid a y , a n d a ss istin g
in th e w o rk o f rem o v in g h ts h o u se-
h o ld g o ods fro m th e h o u se, w hich
w as re c e n tly sold to Mr. a n d Mrs J.
W ilson.
E lm e r H a m ilto n , fo rm e rly a re s i­
d e n t o f G resh am a n d a son o f Mr.
an d Mrs. W II. H a m ilto n of M onta-
’ v illa, d ied a few d ay s a g o a n d w as
b u rie d to d ay In M t.'S c o tt c e m e te ry
H
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fo r r se
m o n th s w ith se rio u s d e ra n g e m e n t of
sto m a c h an d bow els, b u t h ts d e a th
w as u n e x p ected .
H e leav e s a w ife
an d se v e ra l sm a ll c h ild re n
H is wife
I to th e d a u g h te r o f G reg g Cox of
|* G resh am .
fo r th e m e e tin g of th e B a p tist Mis-
s io n a ry so ciety n ex t T h u rs d a y a f te r -
noon a t th e h o m e o f Mrs. W . It.
B u rk e.
M rs D C. L a tto u r e tte o f
O regon C ity, a g ifte d a n d in te re s tin g
a»'h In ste a d of d ig e s tin g .
T h is in - tio n s :
P
Hanies th e sto m a c h a n d c a u se s n a u -
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, e a > v o m itin g a n d a te r r ib le h ead -
Milk Record Blanks,
S.‘u1C' .n ? k< c h B n > b erlain 's T a b le ts.
M o n th 's reco rd o f m ilk p ro d u c-
o u t y o u r st’o m a c h ^ n T y o u ^ l i l CSoon tlOn f° r aboU t 1B C0WB
s p e a k e r, w ill a d d re s s th e so ciety , be w ell a s ev er
O th e r fe a tu re s o f in ta r e s t w ill be glv- q u a r te r .- - A d v .
en. M rs. Ja m e s E lk in g to n . Mrs. W ill
: H essel, M rs E. A L e o n a rd a n d Mrs.
j K. D avidson w ill a s s is t th e h o ste ss in
8‘ rv ln K All a re In c ite d to a tte n d
X Splendili R ecord Xrliievcd.
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tio n . re p o r ts th e a sso c ia tio n has
b ro k en a ll fo rm e r re c o rd s in 1917,
T h e a n n u a l s ta te m e n t sh o w s 383 uew
m e m b e rs g a in e d , 17 fire lo sses p aid ,
a g g re g a tin g $ 4 9 1 1 ; $ 1 .0 3 6 .6 7 7 of in ­
s u ra n c e w ritte n , o ne a ss e ssm e n t lev ­
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Outlook.
Help Pershing Take the Flag
to the Front by Taking Your Income Tax R eturn to
the Collector of Revenue. Get your blank at this Bank
Be sure to file it Before A pril First.
TAXES FOR
1917
Now can be paid at this bank. W e will relieve you of all the
w orry incident to paying taxes if you will give us the descrip­
tion of the p roperty on w hich you desire to pay. W e have the
real and personal property tax roll at our bank. Ask us
for
the am ount of your tax.
FIRST STATE BANK
Gresham, Oregon