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GRESHAM LOCALS
G resh am
h o u sew iv es a re in te r e s t­
'll in th e a n n o u n c e m e n t th a t th e IX»-
Im esiic Science d e p a rtm e n t of th e
Y. W. ('. A. Mill o pen classes In food
Mrs.
L. N eed h am h as re tu rn e d ' c o n se rv a tio n on T h u rsd a y an d E rl-,
iro n , a tw o w eek s’ v isit w ith frie n d s |'^wy a fte rn o o n o f each w eek, fro m 2
in S e a ttle .
to ,r' o ’clock. W om en m ay a tte n d th e
Mrs.
H en ry
P fa ff, of P o rtla n d , j' lass an d e ith e r ta k e a c tu a l p ra c tic e
v isited w ith Mrs. H en ry M etzg er on in p re p a rin g foods o r w atch o th e rs.
T h e te a c h e r will he Miss R u th B lair.
S a tu rd a y lust.
Mrs. E It. M etzg er, o f C o rv allis,
Mr. an d Mrs. I ’, G. S m ith of Al-
been H a ltin g in G resh am w ill, u an y , O reg o n , a re sp e n d in g a few
' r s is te r in -law , Mrs. J e n n ie O sw ald, i d ay s
th e H allro si ra n c h , v isitin g
Hr. an d M rs. A. T h o m p so n h av e ¡w ith th e ir old frie n d s. Mr. an d Mrs.
¡o n e to N ew p o rt
fo r a visit w ith S, it. H ull. Mr. S m ith h as been
th e ir to n Hr. W ilb u r T h o m p so n an d ¡fa rm in g n e a r A lbany h u t re c e n tly
w ife.
re n te d his p la n an d is now lo o k in g |
Miss E c k fo rd C a m ero n c a m e hom e o v e r th is v icin ity . T h ey lik e M u lt­
i roni C o rv a llis to sp en d th e w eek- n o m ah co u n ty .
m i w ith h e r p a re n ts , Mr. an d Mrs.
E o r eczem a m id sk in tro u b le s —
B in iu in ln C am ero n .
Miss Heli u M cC orm ick, who h as H o b so n 's E czem a o in tm e n t mid so ap ,
P o w e ll’s P h a rm a c y ; sold w ith a
been h o m e on a s h o r t v ac a tio n fro m at
m oney hack g u a ra n te e
Ail
th e W a sh in g to n u n iv e rsity , re tu rn e d
E x p ress
to S e a ttle on S u n d ay .
O n e-to n tru c k fo r h ire.
E llo n
E a stm a n
p assed th ro u g h a n d h a u lin g . H . C h riste n so n . P h o n e
13.
P o rtla n d y e ste rd a y oil h is way from
C a lifo rn ia Io C am p L ew is, w here he
will c o n tin u e tr a in in g in ra d io .
Mrs. J e n n li O sw ald v isited T aco m a
last w eek upon in v ltu tlo ii a n d san g at
I L L K T V D B A M D A L L B IS S I*
a ! ' i i p tlo n g iven Io th e a rm y officers
N e w C a lle ry
of C am p L ew is.
S he m ad e a b rief
v isit to S e a ttle , also.
PICTURE FRAMING
A p e titio n c o n ta in in g a b o u t one
O l I.T OK N A T U R A L W O O D
h u n d re d n am es will be filed w ith th e
No a t an d C h e ap
c o u n ty
c le rk ,
n o m in a tin g
Jo h n
B row n fo r ju s tic e o f th e p eace on th e
M A X S C H N E ID E R
re p u b lic a n p rim a ry b allo t.
Mathews* Bldg.. Mala St .
II. 11. H ia tt an d fam ily h av e m ovi
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in to tin- b o u se on D ivision s tre e t re
i entlv v acated by N. (). B a k e r an d
fam ily . B oth Mr. Ilfa tt a n d Ills son
¡re w o rk in g in a P o rtla n d sh ip p ar
l a win M etzger w h o se d is a p p e a r
n in e
a , re p o rte d in T u e s d a y ’s O ut
look, was lo cated t h e sam e ev e n in g
by 111, f a t h e r at V an co u v er, w here
Hie hoy hud w ork. He lias re tu rn e d
to Ills hom e.
Mr. m id Mrs. R. II. C o n frey were
■ it O regon C ity on T h u rs d a y lust
S a tu rd a y m id took d in n e r a t W. II
C o n g d o n ’s H om e re s tu u r a n t.
The
way th ey b ra g a b o u t th a t m eal will
sen d o th e r s th e r e fo r so m e of the
C ongd o n sam p les.
ltev
an d Mi's. A le x a n d e r B eers
w ere G resh am v is ito rs on E rid u y und
S a tu rd a y la st, th e g u e sts of Mrs. I,an
mid Mrs. H en ry M etzger. T h ey were
In a tte n d a n c e at tile E re e M e th o d ist
I list r i d c o n feren ce.
J o h n B row n h as been m ad e d is­
tric t m a n a g e r o f th e B a n k e rs ’ Llf
In s u ra n c e co m p an y . T h is Is lh e only
life in s u ra n c e co m p an y th a t did not
rm -i th e p re m iu m s on so ld ie rs , an 1 Candidate for the Repub­
ho fa r It h a s n o t lo st o n e e ith e r l,y
lican Nomination for
d en til o r lap se o f policy.
County Clerk
C B. S p en cer, p ro cess m an a t tin
of
Multnomah
County
G ri sh a m c a n n e ry fo r th e p a st seaso n
h a s re s ig n e d a n d w ill go to L eb a n o n
at the rinianes
to la k e c h a rg e o f th e c a n n in g o p e ra ­
tio n s fo r A. R u p e rt w ho lias ju s t
MAY 17, 1918
b o u g h t th e L e b a n o n c a n n e ry .
Mr
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m a k e s tin* follow in g
S p en cer w ill leav e th is w eek.
t r a i l vvitli tlic Public :
G iesliu m e m p lo y es a t th e P e n in ­
" i f at th e end of th e y e a r 1919
su la sh ip y a rd a re M M S q u ire , H ally
Hie b u d g et c o m m itte e tinil th a t 1
C h ris te n s o n , C h a rle s Coe, W a lte r
h a v e failed to re d u c e th e a n n u a l
B urcli u n d A rn o ld Itu eg g .
All a re
ex p en se of tile office by from
on tin n ig h t s h if t w itli Mr. S q u ire
15,(1(111 to $ 1 0 ,0 0 0 as co m p ared
w ith Hie c o rre sp o n d in g y ear of
a s n ig h t c h ief. T h ey go dow n to th e
11*17, o r to give as p ro m p t s e r v ­
y a rd ev ery e v e n in g , re tu r n in g in th e
ice. i.s a c c u ra te reco rd m id as ef-
ii.o ru in g .
lii le n t a111n111istratio11 of tin* o f­
fice, 1 will d o n a te o n e -h a lf of my
S erio u s illn e ss bus com e to b o th
sa la ry fo r th e tw o y e a rs to th e
Mi mid Mrs. A. J. W. B row n d u rin g
Red C ro ss E utid a n d ad m it fa il­
tin p ast few d ay s, h u t b o th a r e now
u r e .”
im p ro v ed m id e x p ect to be a b o u t
P aid Adv.
a g a in soon.
Mrs. B row n h a s been
aiffe rln g fro m a n a tta c k of p to m a in e
sta tem en t o f O wnership.
po iso n in g , fro m ru lin g c a n n e d peas
S ta te m e n t o f th e o w n e rsh ip , tu an -
fo llo w in g Hie u ltu c k sh e w as th r e a t
ig e lu e iit, c irc u la tio n , etc . re q u ire d
i tied w ith b ro n c h ia l p n e u m o n ia . Mr liy Hie Act of A ug u st 24. 1912. of
B row n is su ffe rin g fro m la r y u g iiis G resh am O u tlo o k , p u b lish e d sem i-
w eekly hi G re sh a m . O reg o n ,
for
an d is still co n fin ed to h is bed. Ills A pril 1. I ' I s
b u sin e ss
is
b e in g
c a re d
fo r by
E d ito r, M m iugaiig E d ito r, B u sin ess
M an ag er, H I,. St. C la ir, G re sh a m ,
lle in e y '' a n d by I,. A W a rre ll.
O regon.
a tte n tio n of G re sh a m peo p le is
P u b lis h e r, O u tlo o k P u b lish in g Co..
ca lle d to th e fa c t th a t Miss S a ra h G re sh a m . O reg o n .
i.ouisi A rn o ld , Ib uu o f S im m o n s Col- i O w n ers, O u tlo o k P u b lish in g Cotn-
lege, B oston, o n e o f th e h ig h e s t a u ­ I patty, s to c k h o ld e rs h o ld in g o n e p er
i cen t o r m o re o f to tn l a m o u n t of
th o r itie s on d ie te tic s in tile U n ited sto c k , II L. St. C la ir, L en a C. St
.states will sp e a k at tile W h ite T e m ­ C la ir, C h ase E. St. C la ir
K now n b o n d h o ld e rs, m o rtg a g e e s ,
ple, T w e lfth an d T a y lo r s tre e ts . P o r t­
mid o th e r se c u rity h o ld e rs, h o ld in g
la n d , W ed n esd ay e v e n in g , A p ril 10, line p er c e n t o r m o re of to ta l a m o u n t
a t 8 o ’clock
S he is se n t by th e Eood of bon d s, m o rtg a g e s o r o th e r s e c u r i­
A d m in is tra tio n a t W a sh in g to n , an d ties. n o n e
II 1,. ST. C i,A IR . E d ito r
b rin g s a m essag e of v ita l in te re s t to
S u b scrib ed an d sw o rn to b efo re me
th e people
II is h oped th a t m any I th is Stli day of A p ril, 1918.
fro m tills v lriu tty w ill ta k e th e o p ­ (S e a l)
K A. M IL L E R .
N o tary P u b lic.
p o rtu n ity of h e a rin g h er.
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These are sim ple facts. Yet they are fa cts w hich go
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