Gresham outlook., April 22, 1919, Page 4, Image 4

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GRESHAM DRUG CO.
TAr R exali . Store
A rith m etic Bee.
E a ste r E g g H u n t.
On Easter
m orning
M argaret
M atthew s entertained her young
friends at an E aster egg hu n t on the
law ns about th e Ben M atthew s home.
Excitem ent ran high am ong tlw- Ju­
veniles as they scurried about poking
u nder hushes and hack of (lowers
pots for the hidden nests of gay eggs.
To sm all C atherine Metzger w ent the
prize, a gorgeous < sndy E aster egg.
for having found th e g rea test n u m ­
ber of hidden eggs. P ressing the
nim ble C ath erin e for second honors
was her cousin (¡wen. O thers who
enjoyed the fun w ere Joyce K idder,
R ichard Beadle, Alden M iller, Hobby
and Owen M etzger, W oodrow M at­
thew s and tiny " d in g e r '’ May (V ir­
ginia May I Miller.
The first round of th e arith m etic
bee In au g u rated by County School
S u p erin ten d en t A lderson to develop
an in terest in th rift and incidentally
in n u m b er w ork, occurred last week.
Know th a t Lewie .Maulding of G resh ­
am school tu rn ed in th e only perfect
score in th e county. He tu rn ed in a
100% lesson In tw enty m in u tes; the
tim e consum ed being one of th e con­
sid eratio n s of th e rnttng. P upils of
all county schools who m ake a 00%
g rad in g on th e th ree te sts will be
eligible to com pete for th e countv
cham pionship at th e end of th e term .
C an’t you h ear th a t prize w atch
ticking in Lew ie's pocket?
a
Special
C om m unication
of
G resham Lodge No. 152 A. F.
s/
A \
M Fridsj
O UTLO O K
evening,
T here was not an E uster egg* for April 25. at 8 o’clock, for labor in
sale In (¡resham on S aturday o r S un­ the F. C. degree.
V isiting b ro th ers welcome.
day all stocks absolutely cleaned
WM C. METZGER, Sec'y.
out.
W. It. BURKE. W. M
TUESDAY,
A P R IL
22
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David Jam es, recently of W illows
C alifornia, has moved w ith his fam i­
ly onto th e R u p ert place, on th e east
lim its of tow n. He has purchased
th e place of a little o ver five acres
and will engage In in ten siv e g a rd e n ­
ing, being en th u sia stic o ver th e pos­
sib ilities of th is section.
One of th e m any fam ily d in n ers in
G resham on E aster day was enjoyed
at th e hom e of Mr. an d Mrs. J. Ex-
ley, who e n te rta in e d Mrs. E xley’s
p aren ts, Mr. and Mrs. H enry M etz­
ger, Bert and W ill M etzger, an d Mr.
and Mrs. O. Milleson.
E dw ard C a rter, of T illam ook, r e ­
cently released from th e sp ru ce d iv i­
sion visited in tow n on S atu rd ay and
Sunday a t the. hom e of his a u n t and
uncle. Mr. an d Mrs. J. T. Stillions.
C lark S tillions may be expected hom e
any day now. H aving received news
of his en tra in m e n t th ro u g h th e Sal­
vation Army at Boston and gauging
his a rriv a l a t Cam p Lew is they rea ch ­
ed him th e re by long d istan ce te le ­
phone y esterd ay , and
his g ra n d ­
m o th er Mrs. C lark talk ed w ith hint.
He expects an early discharge.
H arold E v erts of L ents was e n te r­
tained by Mrs. N. G uflikson on S un­
day,
Mr. and Mrs. F ra n k Beers w ent to
P o rtlan d on F rid a y to ce le b ra te Mr.
B eers’ 6 4 th b irth d a y in festive m a n ­
ner. He was th e recip ien t of m any
b irth d ay g ree tin g s from relativ es
and frien d s in G resham , w here he
lived fo r m any y ears before m oving
to C o ttrell. He has lived in Oregon
for 41 years. G resham was a fo rest
when he arriv ed .
A child's handbag containing S un­
day school leaflet and pictures, has
been left at the Outlook office for the
small owner to reclaim.
I Mr. and Mrs. C. M. Menzieu of P ort-
■ land were recent guests a t the H. H.
Eling residence. They also called at
th home of Mr. Menzies’ sister, Mrs.
C. E. Osborn.
E xtensive changes
have
been
! wrought in Mrs. W ithrow's confection-
' < ry and grill. The store room has
I been converted Into an A ttractive
j kitchen with p a rt of th e p artitio n re-
! moved, so th a t one may order a steak
and see It grilled. Mrs. Lebaupin of
I Portland is assisting Mrs. W ithrow
and Mrs. Knighton with the added
table accom m odations.
Monday was a record day at the
public library. One hundred and twen-
I ty books were checked out to local
patrons, the largest num ber ever is-
sued from th is branch In one day.
Miss Calkins has had one m oreghrill
with her pig club adventures. In de­
livering four baby porkers to the West
Portland pig club th is week the q u ar­
tette escaped her; an A lrdale te rrie r
took up the chase with dire results;
and after retirin g under the gloomy
foundations of a deserted old church
edifice for Several hours they were
at last unearthed and penned up by
the school boys.
A le tte r of Cecil D uke’s, w ritten on
March 26, to his p are n ts, Mr. and
Mrs. J. C. Duke, said th a t he was
about to enjoy a 14-day fu rlo u g h and
expected to go to P aris, L ille and
o th e r places of in te rest in F rance.
He Is w ith th e en g in eers, located
n ear Bordeaux.
A teleg ram from Joseph G. W aleh
of th e 5th com pany, 20th engineers,
announced to his fath e r, L. W alch,
living n ea r G resham ,
his arriv al
last T h u rsd ay in New York and th a t POWELL HOUSEWARMING
he would be d etained a sh o rt tim e at
ONE GREAT SURPRISE
Camp Upton b e fo re com ing home.
A jolly com pany of frien d s p lo t­
Mrs. L au ra Barnes, of C o ttrell, was
in G resham on business on S atu rd ay tin g w ith Mrs. C harles Pow ell, de­
and called on a n u m b e r of old scended upon Mr. &nd Mrs. F. Pow ­
ell in th e ir ch arm in g new bungalow
frien d s and neighbors here.
Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Raney are re ­ on th e Powell ranch last evening,
ceiving felicitatio n s on th e a rriv a l of com pletely su rp risin g th e young
people. A fter m uch la u g h te r from
a son, now about a week old.
A baby boy was born to Mr. and th e guests and m any exclam ations
Mrs. Jas. J. W ilson on T h u rsd ay , from Mrs. Pow ell, th e g u ests hid
them selves w hile Mrs. Pow ell enjoyed
April 17.
Mrs. V olbrecht was called to P rin e ­ th e jo k e on h er h u sband when he re ­
ville on Tuesday. Upon receipt of tu rn ed hom e a fte r closing his p h a r­
news of the critical illness of h er sis­ macy to r th e n ig h t. W ith th e v isit­
ter, Mrs. Wm. F ieu n d , she le ft h u r ­ o rs ’ cars safely tu ck ed aw ay in a
riedly for th e siste r's bedside. W hile grove of tree s he cam e in w ithout
still very ill, Mrs. F ieu n d is re p o rt­ suspecting th e reception ab o u t to be
ed as slig h tly im proved. H opes are occorded him from behind doors and
closets.
held for h er recovery.
T he ce leb ratio n of th e fifth w ed­
Mrs. Andrew B ru g g er was rem oved
ding
an n iv ersary of th e Pow ells, to ­
front St. V in cen t’s ho sp ital to th e
hom e of h er sister, Mrs. E. Schw edler g eth er w ith th e h o usew arm ing, m ade
on S aturday. H er m any frienfls will th e p arty a gay one. F ive h u n d red
be glad to learn th a t she is slowly was played by th e com pany w ith an
in fo rm al su p p e r supplied by the
reg ain in g h e r stre n g th .
Mr. and Mrs. W alter B a rb u r and guests. T he ice cream was sm uggled
th e ir d au g h ters F ried a an d Eva w ere from th e depot by G lenn D avidson.
T hose p resen t were Mr. an d Mrs
g u ests a t th e A. J. W. Brow n hom e
o ver
the E a ste r w eek-end,
Mrs. Will H essel, Mr. and Mrs. Ed. Metz­
g er, Mr. an d Mrs. E. W. A ylsw orth,
B arb u r is Mrs. B row n's niece.
Miss Mabel T hom as re tu rn e d to Mr. and Mrs. Geo. W. Page, Dr 11 H.
G resham on Sunday a fte r an ex ten d ­ O tt, Mr. and Mrs. W endell C leveland
ed visit th ro u g h o u t th e w in ter at Mr an d Mrs. G lenn D avidson, and
E v ery ­
Long Beach in so u th ern C alifornia. Miss Schultz of P o rtlan d .
body ad m ired th e d elig h tfu l new
hom e of th e Powells.
They have
occupied It only a week o r two. Good
wishes on th e an n iv ersary occasion
w ere m any.
W e lc o m e H om e, B o y s i
They’re here! Joe Ross and Clark
Stilllon. Jo e arriv ed th is m o rning and
C lark th is noon. They have seen
action in the same regim ent. Left
here w ith the 162ud in fan try ; and
were tran sferred to a New York reg i­
ment. T heir story should be a th riller,
as Clark has been flirtin g with danger
as a dispatch rid er and Joe, a dyed-
in-the-wool doughboy, has gone rig h t
over the top after Helnle many times.
News of th e ir arriv al in America
was received the nig h t of G resham ’s
reception to retu rn ed men. So th eir
retu rn has been eagerly anticipated by
th eir families. Clark S tillions' first
question front Cantp Lewis by tele­
phone Sunday was "How is m other?”
He was much relieved to find h er up
and gaining in strength.
Yes, Weeds everywhere as a result of the recent rain.
Come and Ret your Garden Tools and Get Busy. We
have .just what you need.
TROWELS
10, 20 and 30c each
WEEDERS
25c and 60c each
GRASS HOOKS
RAKES
85c and $1.00
35 and 50c each
Kentucky Silos
have more iron and steel, better staves, a
door that is always tight; means better en­
silage for you. Steel hooks, steel ladder,
four double anchors—a silo that is always
right. Get our prices before you order a
silo—you'll get a better silo at less money.
Ross and Hocking Valley Ensilage Cutters
do better work, require less power to
operate.
Fairbanks &
Morse or P. &
0. Gas Engines
will give you
real satisfaction
We have them
in all sizes in
kerosene or gas­
oline engines.
For a Complete line of Machinery
Hessel’s Farm Machinery
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EASTER DINNER ENJOYED
AT DAN METZGER HOME
C om plim enting an old frien d , Mrs.
Jo h n M iller of P o rtlan d , Mrs. Dan
M etzger e n te rta in e d on E a ste r S un­
day w ith a b eau tifu lly appointed d in ­
n er. T he choicest blooms from the
ch arm in g g ard en of th e hostess
decked th e room s and d ining table.
S eated ab o u t th e board w ere Mr. and
Mrs. M etzger, th e ir g u est of honor,
and h er d a u g h te r and son-in-law , Mr.
and Mrs. Guy F ieldhouse, th e sm all
g ra n d d a u g h te r J a n e F ieldhouse, who
fu rn ish ed m uch m e rrim e n t by her
efforts a t tab le sm all ta lk , and Mr.
and Mrs. Em il Oswald of P o rtlan d ,
th e la tte r a niece of Mr. an d Mrs,
Metzger.
A le x a n d e r
F arm
C hanges
B roken
NORCROSS CULTIVATORS
$1.00
LAWN MOWER SHARPENERS.................
each $1.50
GARDEN HOSE SPECIAL
50 feet \ inch Cotton Covered Garden Hose
special $5
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A Ford ow ner from Sandy sc u ttle ^
in along South Roberts avenue Sunday 1
night and In sw inging into Powell
street knocked down our cement and
Iron traffic policeman at th a t cros­
sing. dragging same fifty feet or some­
thing, and stopping w ith the stu rd y
“cop” little the worse for w ear; but
with a badly sprung front axle on the
car. Raker and Son repaired the dam ­
age. We have barely missed th at Keep
to the R ight w arning ourselves sev­
eral times. Q uite a sharp tu rn , w ith
not too much room, and not enough
light.
New Awnings.
The llirsch-W eiss aw ning man who
ripped off the wooden aw ning over
Ed M etzger's store front with his
e rra tic F ord, has come back to G resh ­
am and with th e help of the busy Ed
himself, has succeeded In taking
orders for a num ber of attractiv e aw n­
ings for Main street m erchants The
S an itary Market and the pool hall
properties are decked with th eir new
shades now Ed Aylsworth and others
on the sh ad ier side will add th eir
Improvem ents soon The work Is be­
ing done by Mr. Metzger.
I n su la to r
D e la y s
O u tlo o k .
A broken in su la to r on th e Bull
Run pow er line of th e P o rtlan d R a il­
way, I.ilg h t and P ow er com pany n ea r
P lea san t Home sh u t off th e c u rre n t
from
all electrically -o p erated m a­
chines on F rid ay aftern o o n and was
responsible for several hou rs delay
in th e issuing of th e la st O utlook.
In consequence, all p apers due to
leave th e G resham postofflee on F ri­
day evening, going th ro u g h P o rtlan d ,
w ere n ot delivered un til M onday,
z---------------------------------
H an d s.
T he 4-acre farm belonging to the
e s ta te of th e la te Mary A lexander, on
Powell stre e t an d Cleveland avenue,
was recently sold to Miss Lucy Adams
of G resham , who will ta k e possession
a t once and begin th e developm ent
of a m odern p o u ltry ranch.
T he place has been occupied in te r­
m itten tly d u rin g th e past few years
by Mrs. C a rrie H ansen and h er sis­
te r, Miss H a r rie tt A lexander. Mrs.
H ansen is th e re at th e p resen t tim e,
an d has ren te d th e C leveland house
on Main stre e t w here Miss Adams
now lives. T he final tra n sfe r papers
a re now being se n t to th e various
h eirs of th e e s ta te fo r th e ir sig n a ­
tu re.
Mr. and Mrs. Beers an d d a u g h te r
of C o ttre ll spent F rid a y in G resham ,
callin g ,on Mr. an d Mrs., Dan Metz­
g e r and o th e r relativ es and friends.
Mr. and Mrs. T ach ero n sp en t E ast­
er S unday in Sandy a t th e hom e of
th e ir son, H enry P aro tt.
W o m e n ’s H o s p ita l o f P o r tla n d ,
M a te r n ity C ases O n ly.
One of th e finest and m ost th o r­
oughly equipped p riv ate m atern ity
h o sp itals in th e n o rth w est. New,
fire-proof co n stru ctio n and high-class
accom m odations.
F o r in fo rm atio n
ad d ress 144-18 th St. N., P o rtlan d ,
nhone B roadw ay 3404
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kuppenheimer
quality clothes
easter is past, but you will
need that new spring and
summer kuppenheimer suit,
we have one for you. all
the latest styles and pat­
terns. our stock of suits is
moving fast, hurry or you
may be disappointed.
even sizes and odd sizes,
prices exceptionally reason­
able.
e. w. aylsworth
the clothier.
We Have Heard a Lot
NERE SURE
jur business
•A ILL ENDURE
ab o u t th e com plim ents th a t
o u r p atro n s are paying us, and
we w ant to say rig h t h ere and
now, “ Mr. an d Mrs. C ustom er,
we th a n k you.
Y our kind
w ords are sending your friends
to th is shop, and we a re going
to tre a t them rig h t. A gain, we
th a n k you.”
CAUSE ALL
T he meats
w e SELL
ARE
PURE: I
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HOES
50, 75 and 85c
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