Gresham outlook., July 18, 1919, Page 3, Image 3

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RELIABILITY
SERVICE
GET READY FOR HARVEST
A New Deering or McCormack Binder will do the
work in the right way.
PLY MOL IH ,
PL RE MANILA or STANDARD*
BIND ER TW INE
Castor Machine O i l ------Repairs
W. A. HESSEL
• CORBETT
Mr. a n d M rs. L ew is B ra tle y , of
Mrs A. E. K e ssle r of G re sh a m is P o rtla n d , h av e sp e n t th e w eek w ith
•levotlng m u ch of h e r tim e to h e r th e la t te r 's p a re u ts . Mr. a n d M rs W
H R eed.
cag es o f y o u n g c a n a rie s
P o lk s w ho
Mrs. Ire n e K n a p p S p ra g u e , of L ak e
th in k th a t a ll th a t Is n ec e ssa ry is to j co u n ty . Is v is itin g re la tiv e s a n d n u ­
g iv e b ird s seed an d w a te r h av e m uch m ero u s frie n d s in th is v icin ity . Mrs.
II von are going on a pleasure or business trip in either
to le a rn a b o u t th e su c c e ssfu l ra isin g S p ra g u e w as a fo r m e r M u ltn o m ah
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this
or
some lo n ig n country T ravelers’ Cheques will provide a
of th e songB ters. O ne a d v a n ta g e in
W. H. R eed is in very p o o r h e a lth
safe and eonveuient way to carry your funds. You can cash
e n te r in g th is s o rt o f b u sin e ss is th a t a t p re se n t.
then, in any part of the civilized world when you wish and
a s t a r t can be m ad e on a c o m p a ra ­
Mr. a n d M rs. C has. I.a to u re ll, a c ­
without l ie annoyance of personal identification as is usual
tiv ely sm all e x p e n d itu re w hich in a co m p an ied by th e l a u e r 's b ro th e r
with cheeks ami drafts.
s h o r t tim e w ill g iv e big r e tu r n s in a n d siste r-in -la w , Mr. a n d M rs. P ra n k
Bell, sp en t th e p a s t w eek at N ew p o rt.
pro fits.
Mr. a n d Mrs. Geo. C h a m b e rla in an d
Mrs. K essler s ta r te d la s t D ecem ­ c h ild re n a re e n jo y in g th e C h a u ta u q u a
b er in th e St. A n d re a sb u rg b ird b u si­ a t G la d sto n e th is w eek.
Mr. a n d Mrs. D ean H en sen an d
ness.
s h e p u rc h a s e d a six -m o n th s’ Mrs. E m m a C aples, of S t. Jo h n s , w ere
old sin g e r fo r »25. A n o th e r sin g e r g u e sts of Mr. and M rs W. H. R eed
tw o y e a rs o ld w as b o u g h t f o r »35, S unday.
Mr. a n d Mrs. H a rm o n a n d so n , of
also a fine, y ellow fem ale. T h is
Gresham, Oregon
P o rtla n d , v isited se v e ra l d ay s th is
m o th e r b ird h as h a tc h e d five broods week at th e L ew is R eed hom e.
an d is now s ittin g o n five eggs. In
Mr. an d Mrs. H a rm o n a n d son, of
a seaso n a good b ird w ill ra is e as P o rtla n d , v isited s e v e ra l d ay s th is
th o se d ay s w hen
h ire d
h e lp w as
m an y as 30 y o u n g c a n a rie s. If p ro p ­ week at th e L ew is R eed hom e.
Mr. an d Mrs. J o h u S te w a rt,
of
sca rc e th e r e w ere log ro llin g s.
\
e rly ca re d fo r. b ird s w ill show stro n g P o rtla n d , a re a t th e i r s u m m e r h o m e
m an hud his new b a rn b u ilt in reco rd
in c lin a tio n to n e st as e arly as No­ here.
C o n tin u e d fro m page 1
l tim e by h is w illin g n eig h b o rs.
Dr. E m m a S tr a tto n , o f P o rtla n d ,
v em b er o r D ecem ber, bu t ra isin g th e
1st c h u rc h a t F a irv ie w C a p ta in M en­
C a p ta in M enzies h eld h ig h office In
little on es in cold w e a th e r is a s e r i­ Is th e g u e st of M esdam es D avis a n d
Bo. Inner.
zies w as a c tiv e , as w as D avid P ow ell. | th e M asonic lo d g e, ta k in g m uch
o u s p ro p o sitio n , as th e y a re so very
C a p ta in M enzies se rv e d us ste w a rd p le a s u re in rid in g to th e se ssio n s o f
d e lic a te .
PLEASANT VALLEY
fo r m any y e a rs , a tte n d n g th e q u a r ­ j C o lu m b ia lo d g e o u t w est on th e
A p rim e e ss e n tia l is p le n ty of
te rly m e e tin g s a b o u t th e d is tric t, an d S andy ro ad . M any F a irv ie w p io n e e rs
-Mr. an d
M rs. G uy
L ong an d
g o o d , s a n ita ry cages. V ery o fte n , a
o p e n in g h is h o m e to a ll v is itin g re s t in th e C o lu m b ia M asonic c e m e ­
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m o th e r b ird d e se rts h e r b ab ies to n e st
W a sh in g to n , v is ite d on th e F o u rth clerg y . Rev Mr. H o b erg a n d Dr. Mc­ te ry on th e h ig h w a y n e a r P a rk Rose.
ag a in .
T hese d e se rte d y o u n g ones w ith Mrs. M. J. Je w e ll.
L ain w ere fre q u e n t g u e s ts th e re . At
C a p ta in M enzies is b u rle d in th e
can be p u t in to a la rg e cag e w ith
Mr. am i Mrs. W ll R ichey v isited
th
e G re sh a m eam p m e e tin g s th e c a p ­ J a s o n L ee M ission c e m e te ry In S a­
b ird s fro m
fo rm e r h a tc h in g s an d last S u n d ay a t S alm o n C reek , W a s h ­
g to n , w ith th e l a t t e r ’s c o u sin , M rs. ta in w as u lw ay s p ro m in e n t, he w as lem , w h ere h e p assed aw ay in 1883.
th ey w ill, a f te r a few h o u rs of p le a d ­ in
W illiam s.
a horn le a d e r. T h e co m m an d of u T h e fam ily had rem o v ed to th e cap-
in g a n d co ax in g on th e p a r t o f th e
Mrs. C. C. R ichey a n d Mrs. J. 8. vessel an d o f an In d ia n re s e rv a tio n
ito l to he w ith tw o o f th e y o u n g e r
i little on es, b eg in to ru s tle food fo r R ic h e ), ot
S ellw ood,
O reg o n an d
fitted h im f u r th e r fo r le a d e rsh ip .
c h ild re n w ho w ere a tte n d in g W il­
S tu a rt R. M ace, o f M o u lto n , Io w a, '
th em .
It w as in C a p ta in M enzies' hom e
w ire v isito rs W ed n esd ay , o f last
M rs.
M enzies
A sin g in g fe m a le is a r a r e sp e c i­ week w ith Mr. an d Mrs. G. N. S ag er. th a t G eorge B u c h a n a n o rg a n iz e d th e j la m e tte U n iv e rs ity .
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In
1904
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m en an d very seld o m w ill s e t to in ­ Mr. M ace is a c o u sin of M rs. S a g e r s in g in g sch o o l of F a irv ie w c h u rc h .
c u b a tio n , a n d if th ey do, th e y seldom and cam e to see h e r on h is way to A nd such ro u s in g good tim e s as th e y ' on th e c o rn e r w h ere Dr. T h o m p so n ’s
S h e lies b u rie d
ra is e th e i r y o u n g .
T h ey a re b u ilt Los A n g eles, C a lifo rn ia , to visit his < all en jo y ed . T h e S n o v e rs, H ay d en s. h o u se now s ta n d s .
sister.
b esid e h e r h u s b a n d a t S alem .
m o re s le n d e r, in fa c t re se m b le a
Mr. an d Mrs. J. F. W ing, of L en ts, S to tts , D u n b a rs, B u x to n s, R o b erts,
m ale b ird , w hich o fte n p re v e n ts th em called on frie n d s h e re la s t S u n d av D u fu rs, K im M ars a n d M enzies sa n g
L a m e S h o u ld e r.
fro m h o v erin g th e eg g s co m p letely. evening.
T h is a ilm e n t is u su a lly cau se d by
lu s tily u n d e r th e le a d e rs h ip of Mr.
Mr.
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W.
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Mrs. K essler h as o n e w hich has
rh e u m a tis m o f th e m u scles. All th a t
Miss L a u ra , a tte n d e d e h a n ta u q u a at K ib b lin g of T ro u td a le .
is n eed ed is a b s o lu te re s t a n d a few
p ro v ed h e rs e lf n o t o n ly a good s in g ­ G la d sto n e la s t S u n d ay .
T h e re w ere a p p le -p a rin g s al th e a p p lic a tio n s o f C h a m b e rla in ’s L in i­
e r, b u t a good m o th e r, even ra isin g
O ttley
B erkfi
p assed
t h r o u g h ' B uxton, S to tt an d
M enzies h om es, m en t. T ry it.— A dv.
P o rtla n d on h is w ay to C am p L ew is w hen th e w om en v is ite d , th e m en I
o th e r y o u n g b ird s w ith h e r ow n.
from
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A few d ay s ago, all th e c a n a rie s, soon.
Pay y o u r g ra n g e in s u ra n c e a ss e ss­
jo k e d a n d th e c h ild re n ro m p ed . A
m e n ts to y o u r local a g e n t, E. L.
h a tc h e d in A p ril an d M ay, w ere
few a p p le s w ere p a re d , too. And in T h o rp e .
p laced in in d iv id u a l cages.
F ro m
FAIRVIEW
th e tim e th e y w ere h a tc h e d th e y hav e
A n u m b e r of little fo lk s g a th e r e d
been k ep t n e a r a tr a in e r fo r vocal
Service Phone 271
Residence Phones—35x 1 ; 368
j in s tru c tio n , fo r if le ft to th e m se lv e s a t th e h om e or B illy M o rriso n , on
W ednesday a fte rn o o n to h elp him
th ey d evelop o n ly a tr ill an d c h irp . c e le b ra te bis brt h day. B lllv w as fo u r
T h e St. A n d re a sb u rg ro lle rs, if p ro p ­ y e a rs old an d is th e o n ly c h ild or
T ile
little
e rly tra in e d in th e ir so n g w ill h av e a Mrs. M. L. M o rriso n .
folks h ad a good tim e ,
p lay in g
HAMILTON & EDER, Props.
sw eet, c o n sta n t ro ll w ith no c h irp in g gam es, a f t e r w hich lee c re a m an d
Motor
Car
Repairing, Automobile Accessories, Oils
o r tr illin g . In a d d itio n to th e tw o cak e w ere serv ed .
T h o se
p re s e n t
tr a in e r s , o n e w hich h a s a w ide ra n g e w ere L illia n H eslln , C la ra a n d C a th ­
*
Gasoline and Greases.
PLEASANT HOM E
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.
.
OREGON
o f to n es, Mrs. K e ssle r p u rc h a se d an e rin e B rooks, M a rjo rie M oller, E dna
B u rlin g a m e , R o b e rt A n d e rso n , B illy
E dison D iam ond D isc p h o n o g ra p h . C o p elan d , D ickey an d D anny N oble
T h e b ird s a re very fo n d o f m u sic, so a n d H o m er L itm sd en o f T ro u td a le .
Mrs. It. S to n e s sp e n d n g a few
it is a g re a t a ss ista n c e in g e ttin g th e
o ld e r b ird s to sin g an d is m uch h elp days in H ood R iver.
'I he f a r m e r s of th is co m m u n ity a re
in d ev elo p in g th e y o u n g sin g ers.
very busy w ith th e ir hay. T h ey a ll
re p o rt a good cro p th is y e a r.
Berry P la n ts for Sale.
1. The Oaks
Mrs. H. M. S haw , h e r so n -in -law
8. Bull Run Park
W e a re re a d y to book o rd e rs for and d a u g h te r , Mr. a n d M rs. L eslie
2.
Council Crest.
9. Macleay Park
b e rry p la n ts fo r n ex t y e a r's p la n t­ S t.C la ir , sp e n t last w eek at th e ir
ing. T h e C o -o p erativ e B erry G row ­ fu irv ie w h om e lo o k in g a f t e r g a rd e n
3. Columbia Beach
10. Peninsula Park
ers, office a t th e o ld M etzg er sto re .
an d fr u it.
T hey h av e r e tu rn e d to
4.
Crystal Lake Park
11. Washington Park
P o rtla n d w h ere Mr. St. C la ir resu m ed
Head the W ant ails.
5. Rock Island
his w o rk a t th e C o lu m b ia sh ip y a rd
12. Oak Grove Park.
la s t M onday.
tra v e le rs’ Cheques
An opportunity to serve you
will be appreciated. ‘
HESSEL’S FARM MACHINERY
Phone 319
ST. andreasburgs
CAREFULLY TRAINED
Phone 544
BANK OF GRESHAM
CAPTAIN MENZIES, LEADER
LONGER LIFE
FOR YOUR CAR
The correct grade
of Zerolene will add
years to the life of
your car. Gives bet­
ter lubrication with
least carbon. Get a
Correct Lubrication
Chart for your car.
S T A N D A R D O IL C O M P A N Y
(C a liio rn ia )
C. A. M CARTY, Special A^ent, Gresham, Ore.
CHOICE MEATS
Homemade Hams, Bacon, Sausage, Lard
Full line of Cold Lunch Meats
Pleasant Home Garage
SANITARY MARKET
M ain S tr e e t
GEO.
GRESHAM
D I E T E , P ro p .
P h o n e 881
GLEASON TRUCK SERVICE
OUR 14 POINTS
Phone Gresham 17
EXPRESS AND GENERAL HAULING
Trip Daily Between Gresham and Portland
Portland Phone Bdw. 524
Headquarters with Melton & Co., 247 Pine.
6. Dodge Park.
7. Estacada Park
POWELL VALLEY
F
CORD
TOUGH, WEAR-RESISTING TREADS
Raker & Son
Gresham, Oregon
EKSTROM
B E ST O F SERVICE
AND
R ELIA BLE
GRESHAM and PORTLAND
£ o n la n d A -207»
«■ » A sh; B ilw y 2O2K
L.AT - w « ..£ £K .4
i
nld Man
Crabtree
Albert Ekstrom
Gresham 851
C or. P o w ell an il M aple
T h e se rv ic e a t th e
M eth o d ist
I ch u rch next S u n d ay m o rn in g will be
in c h a rg e of H. I’. A u stin , of V an­
co u v er, W a sh in g to n , w ho is a spec
iallst In w ork w ith c h ild re n . He will
hav e s o m e th in g of in te re s t to not
only th e c h ild re n , b u t to th e g ro w n ­
ups as w ell.
Mr. A u stin w ill also
c o n d u c t th e ev efiin g se rv ic e at th e
T ro u td a le c h u rc h .
T h e G ospel T eam o f th e H ig h la n d
B ap tist c h u rc h of P o rtla n d w ill co n ­
d u c t th e e v e n in g se rv ic e a t th e B ap ­
tis t c h u rc h .
D on’t fa ll to h e a r th is
sp le n d id te a m of y o u n g m en Jn lv
20, 8 p. m.
TKe COUNTRY
GENTLEMAN
And he is writing letters to his friend,
John Hazeltine, back East, telling
what he thinks of Townley and State
ownership and the whole remarkable
movement. The first of his letters is
in the issue dated July 19—with which
I will start your subscription if you
will order today 1
M ultnom ah G range M eeting. .full' If*.
M u ltn o m a h G ra n g e No. 71, will
hold Its r e g u la r m e e tin g th e th ird
S a tu rd a y o f J u ly In p lace of th e
fo u rth S a tu r d a y as F ield Day com es
on th e fo u r th S a tu rd a y . C. P. M of­
fitt w ill g ive a ta lk on P rofitable,!
D airying
All sin g e rs a re re q u e s te d t
to he p re s e n t to p ra c tic e fo r F ield
; Gay.
This same issue is the big
‘ ‘ M id s u m m e r T r a c to r
Num ber,” and whether
you have a tractor now
or ore just thinking about
one for the future, you’ll
be interested in the a r­
ticles telling how other
farmers are solving their
latior problems by the use
of gasoline power to sup­
plement horse power.
M rs P ercy L arsen is up fro m P o rt
lan d , c a n n in g fr u it a t th e L arsen
hom e, a n d v is itin g h e r p a re n ts b e ­
tw een w hiles.
C h a rlie H an so n , w ho w as o p e r a t­
ed on a c o u p le o f m o n th s ago, did
not re c u p e r a te fast e n o u g h a t his
hom e
H e is now a t th e G resh am
s a n a fa riu n t ta k in g th in g s easy a n d
i e a tin g a c c o rd in g to o rd e rs .
L a st
S a tu rd a y
m o rn in g , C h ris
B ohren an d M rs O llie M< L a u g h lin
w ere m a rrie d a t V ancouver.
T hey
w ere acc o m p a n ie d by Mr a n d Mrs
B. V. M au ld in g
In th e a fte rn o o n
th ey re tu rn e d to B o rin g w h e re M rs
M au ld in g se rv e d th e w ed d in g s u p p e r.
T ailorin g
For
men
and
women— cleaning.
pressing and re p a irin g done w ell, j
Peter Lenard, Powell street.
.
Freeman Tilden’s unique character, is
out in North Dakota, looking into this
Non-Partisan League business for
BORING
TRUCK SERVICE
3 BIG T R U C K S
R E S P O N S IB L E
Portland Railway, Light & Power Co.
PLEASANT HOME
B ig , c le a n -c u t in
appearance, they give
an excess mileage
even for Cord Tires.
Time to R.~li..r
•••» «Ith,
“TRY THEM BY TROLLEY”
An e n jo y a b le p a rty w as h eld by u
n u m b e r of th e y o u n g p eo p le on th e
law n o f th e Jo h n L a rso n h o m e la s t
F rid a y e v e n in g . O u td o o r a n d Indoor
g am es w ere p lay ed an d re f re s h m e n ts
of lee c re a m , c a k e a n d d o u g h n u ts
w ere se rv e d . T h o se a tte n d in g w ere
th e M isses M innie D an ielso n , Amy
an d N e ttie N elson, M ild red J o h n s o n ,
F rie d a P e te rs o n , E s th e r U nis, Amy
an d P e a rl G u sta fso n , E d ith T a y lo r
E ste lle
K e lle r,
M abel
S ta fa n so n ;
H ilm a anil E m m a J o h n s o n , H elen
and J u d ith L a rso n , th e M essrs A lb ert
S h u h o lm ,
A r th u r N y stro m . P h ilip
C h ris te n s e n ,
E lto n
G ru d in ,
C arl
S o d e rq u lst,
H aro ld
an d W endell
G u sta fso n ,
E m ery
K e lle r, W a lte r
I nls,
R eu b en
P e te rso n , C la re n c e
Aim, W ilb u r
A ltm an
an d M elvin
P e te rso n .
N ext Time—Buy
13. Mt. Tabor Park
14. Riverside Park
A nyw ay you look at It,
T he C o u ntry G kn -
T L E M A N is a big buy for
your money. When you
think o f a whole year for
a dollar— fifty-tw o big is­
sues at less than two old
cop per cents apiece—
seems as if Y O U couldn't
fail to obtain what so
many progressi vefarmers
hereabouts find helpful I
Only 1 Dollar for 52 Issue*
H. N. WALLACE
( ¡ A M O I1L D 4 L
P hone No. East 5 1 8 3
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The Con ntry C«pil. ■
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