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FRIDAY.
SEPTEMBER
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GRESHAM LOCALS
C o u n ty I n d u * r |a l C lu b L e a d e r is a
W. P. M yers h a s sold h is 12-aere
big title fo r o n e sm a ll w om an to
1 h a v e a n d o n e w hich c a rr ie s w ith u p lace n e a r P le a s a n t H om e to W i l l ,
lle a ls te ln , of W a te rlo o , C a n a d a , w ho
I v a st a m o u n t of re s p o n s ib ility an d w tll o ecupy it a t once.
M r M yers
h a rd w ork
In M iss E th e l C a lk in s a n d fam ily will m ove to P o rtla n d . .
A. C o w p e rth w a it, p re s id e n t of th e
th e h o n o r am i th e re s p o n sib ility
h av e not been m isp laced . S he is on e O reg o n H u m a n e so c ie ty , a n d Or. M
o f th e o u ts ta n d in g w o rk e rs a t th e H ow es, v e te r in a r ia n , w ere v is ito rs at
co u n ty f a ir am i b ec a u se of h e r in tlie fa ir y e s te rd a y . T o d ay Mr. Cow-
d e fu tig a b le e ffo rts h e r d e p a rtm e n t is p ir th w a it in c o m p an y w ith G o v ern o r
o n e of th e mo; t su ccessfu l a t th e fair. O lc o tt, w en t to tlie P e n d le to n ito u n d -
S he is a re a l h e ro in e w ho h a s n o i I up-
Mrs. H. F . P h ilp s of L ebanon, a
h e s ita te d a t an y a m o u n t of h a rd
vork fo r th e su t s of th e in d u s tria l ! school-m ate of Mrs. A lta G en try is
clubs.
sp en d in g a few d ay s v isitin g frien d s
Miss C a lk in s w as a p p o in te d co u n ty here.
In d u s tria l d u b le a d e r a y e a r ag o an d
Paul S liort, a cousin of Mrs. K. A.
co m m en ced a t once to o rg a n iz e and
p lan tin w o rk . She h ad to b e g in at M iller, on liis way hom e In S eattle, has
th e b e g in n in g a n d w h a t sh e h as a t- ’ been sp en d in g a few days in G resham .
'o m p lish i I h as been little s h o r t of He w as a m em ber of th e fam ous Lost
m a rv e lo u s. S he h a s o rg a n iz e d clubs B attalio n , th o u g h not w ith it when It
fo r boys an d g ills in all o f th e schools m ade ¡Ht m em orable stan d . He was
o f th e c o u n ty o u ts id e of P o rtla n d , has i badly w ounded in service. S ince last
v isited th e sch o o ls a n d th e c lu b pro- D ecem ber he lias been in th e L e tte r­
je c ts n u m b e rle s s tim es.
S he com m an h o sp ital In S an F rancisco.
E m il L a u b e r lias re c eiv ed h is dis- -
m enced in th e y e a r to p lan fo r an in ­
d u s tria l clu b b u ild in g a t th e f a ir and I c ln r g i fro m file navy a f t e r a b o u t
in s p ire d tile te a c h e rs , tile p a re n ts and tw o y e a rs of se rv ic e a n d re tu rn e u
c h ild re n o f th e c o u n ty to ra is e tin h o m e th is w eek.
S am W . B a k e r, of P o rtla n d , is th e
m oney fo r th e p u rp o se. T oo m uch
p ra ise e a n q o t be g iv en h e r fo r w hat g u e s t of M r. a n d M rs. E llsw o rtn
sh e h as a cco m p lish ed . W itli a ll <iu B a k e r th is w eek.
A m ong th e G re sh a m peo p le wno
p ra ise to th e o th e r very e x c e lle n t u
tte n d e d th e S ta n d a r d Oil picnic at
p a ttm e n is , th e r e is o n e h o n o r they
la s t S a tu rd a y
can n o t s h a re , th e in d u s tria l c lu b ex­ .’r j u a i L ak e P a rk
w ere Mr. an d M rs.
A. M cC arty ,
h ib it as th e o n ly on^ re a d y on tin e
Mr. a n d Alts. S tan ley It. S u tliff an d
.1. A. C h u rc h ill, s ta te s u p e rin te n
d e n t o f sch o o ls said th a t th e c h il­ C lifto n P e te rso n .
Dr. a n d M rs. J. E .C lanali*in, oi
d re n 's in d u s tria l clu b w o rk show n at
G resh am is th e b est co u n ty exhibit S e a sid e , a re sp e n d in g th e w eek h e re
v is itin g w ith re la tiv e s a n d a tte n d in g
he lias e v e r seen .
th e fa ir.
( >ne th o u s a n d p eo p le w ere tu r n e d
L ynch D istric t float w as occupied
aw ay a t tlie d ep o t in P o rtla n d who in th e in d u s tr ia l p a g e a n t-p a ra d e last
» a n te d to com e to tile fa ir la s t M on­ M onday by F. L. E ddy a n d M rs. W m.
U o rn e c k e r. T h e n a m e s w ere in c o r­
day.
re c tly re p o r te d in tile la s t O u tlo o k , I
S ix teen c a rlo a d s o f stu ff w ill go w hich w as no d o u b t th e re s u lt of th e
sp le n d id d is g u ise w hich th e y w ore.
fro m G re sh a m to o ilie r fairs.
S. N. W ood, a n e x p e rt a u to m e­
T lie baby show co m es of to m o r­ c h a n ic fro m P o rtla n d , lias been e m ­
p loyed by C. E. O sb u rn it Co.
row a l tlie la ir.
E m a n u e l A n d erso n w as in G re sh ­
am on b u sin e ss to d a y . Mr. a n d Mrs.
tio o il fo r B ilio u sn ess.
“ T w o y e a rs ag o I su ffe re d from A n d erso n re c e n tly sold th e ir place
f r e q u e n t a tta c k s o f sto m a c h tro u b le so u th of G re sh a m a n d b o u g h t acre,
an d b ilio u sn e ss.
S eein g C h a m b e r­ a g e n e a r P le a s a n t H om e. T hey a re
la in ’s T a b le ts a d v e rtiB td I co n clu d e d liv in g fo r th e p re s e n t in G u st C a rl­
to try th em . I im p ro v ed ra p id ly ." — s o n 's h o u se on tlie pipe tine ro ad .
M rs. W. F. H oney le ft y e ste rd a y
Adv.
fo r S e a ttle fo r a v isit w itli re la tiv e s.
W an ts, w an ts, w an ts.
See th e S he w ill m eet th e r e Mr. H oney, whw
Is r e tu r n in g from th e e a st, an d to
colum n.
g e th e r th e y w ill v isit th e i r so n , J o h n ,
a t P o rt A n g elu s.
In th e e u g e n ic s te s t re c e n tly h eld
a t th e c o u rth o u s e In P o rtla n d , M a-'
cile, th e 8)4 m o n th s old d a u g h te r
of
Mr. a n d M rs. S tan ley It S utlitl
sc o red 98*4 p e r c e n t. Dr. M ae C ard -
W ill a c c e p t a lim ite d n u m ­ w ell w as th e e x a m in e r.
T ile G re sh a m v o lu n te e r tire de-1
b e r o f p u p ils in
p a rtm e r .t re s p o n d e d to d ay to a call
fro m th e L one O ak fa rm a m ile e a s,
Of to w n , to p re v e n t th e sp re a d of :i
lire w hich h ad d e stro y e d a sm all
h o u se o ccu p ied by L. C ru m b and
fam ily
A p a rt of th e f u r n itu r e wm,
S o u th R o b e rts A v e n u e .
sav ed b u t th a t in tfie u p p e r p a rt of
P h o n e 307
tlie h o u se w as b u rn e d , as w as also
th e w oodshed.
T h e h o u se w as th e
p ro p e rty o f M rs. II. E. R e y n o ld s ano
c a r r ie d uo in s u ra n c e .
Dr. A lzam on I r a L u cas, of P o r t­
la n d , v isite d th e f a ir y e s te rd a y an d
took occasio n to c all a t tlie O u tlo o k
office.
A L L K IN D S A N D A L L SIZ E S
U nion h ig h sch o o l o p e n s next
M onday. A. M. W ilk in so n lias been
w o rk in g in th e b u ild in g s th is w eek.
T h e re a re p e rh a p s th e c le a n e s t b u ild ­
P IC T U R E F R A M IN G
in g s in th e s ta te .
G IL T OR N A T U R A L WOOD
A gold w atch w a s f o u n d n e a r C a rl­
N eat an 1 Cheap
s o n ’s g o a ts.
W h ere is th e rest. of
th e m a n ?
“A Housewives" D ream ” 3
— realized
LIONESTLY — haven’t you always wanted !
sweeper that “cleaned deep’’ and yet re *
quired no “connections”, “plugs” or other
time-consuming annoyances?
It's h e re now
a n d i t ’s s u rp risin g ly low in p ric e
Sii« -
is not an electric yet it gives you a strong suction to lift up
dust, grit, and raveilings .which are loosened and swept up
by the revolving brittle brush. Like most good things, it is
amazingly simple and so free from complication and bulky
“ machinery” that a child canoperate it.
O n e d e m o n s tra tio n c o m p le te ly co n v in ces
O n E x h ib itio n at th e l a ir, a sk fo r a d e m o n s tra tio n
J. E. METZGER
iO P R HOME FURNISHER
Mi»» F rieda
Used Car Bargains
T hree O verland», one nearly new
Two
Ford»
These cars are all in first class me­
chanical condition, and it will pay you to
see them before going elsewhere.
Auto Repairing & Accessories
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Gresham
Phone 801
Bratzel
Piano Instruction
PHOTOS
A/ew Gaf/ery
MAX
S C H N E ID E R
M ath ew » ’ B ldg, Malli S tre e t
P h on » 541
Agents for .Miller (learcd-to-the Komi and Katrine Tires.
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C H O IC E M E A T S
H om em ade H am s, Bacon, S au sage, Lard
Full line of Cold Lunch Meats
SANITARY MARKET
G R E SH A M
GKO. D1KTL, P ro p
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P h o n e 881
F loren ce M. Honey_
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F irst S ta te B a n k B u ild in g
P h o n e 68 1
TO
Metzger’s Exhibit Booth
In the B alcony o f the P avilion at the
M ultnom ah County Fair
Make it your headquarters while attending the
fair. Let our demonstrators show you our goods
and take your orders.
Yours for the success of the 1919 Fair.
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G resh am
W inifred T eg art. 6th .Marie M aguire,
7 L eona B ailey, 8th L illian H calln.
S ew ing P ro ject, D ivision 2— 1st Eliz-
alu tli McKeown, 2 E lizabeth P earson,
.'Id M ildred M etzger, 4th Lilly N elson,
5th F re ld a B ru n n e r
C ookery P ro je c t— 1st F ra n k F elrcs,
2d Alice R ichie. 3d E lden B arrich . 4th
A rdis R ich, 5th A lta D alliiam m er, 6th
Geo. D alliiam m er. 7th E lizab eth G ran t,
8th D orothy B ruce
S heep P ro ject, D ivision 1 1st G rant
M cM illan
D ivision 2 1st A lbert Z in ­
ger, 2d E lm er Z inger, 3d A dolph Z in ­
ger
D ivision 3— 1st G ran t M cM illan,
2d, V era G ran t.
C alf P ro je c t— 1st W alter A nderegg,
2dW ilson H u rt, 3 W ilson H u rt.
P o u ltry P ro ject, D ivision 1 1st Jas.
G rubb, D ivision 2 1st E rn e st M at­
th ia s, 2d H arold B eyers, 3d R ichard
B iddle, 4th V irg in ia M iller, 5th E dw in
G ro n q u ist, 6th Ina S m ith , 7th H erb ert
E ling. 8th Slyilhurn Jen k s. D ivision
4 -1 s t R obert S o d erq u ist, 2d F ra n k
F e rris , 3d D onald C onfrey.
C orn P ro je c t— 1st Allen S eidel, 2d
A rth u r Bliss, 3d H arold L ynch, 4th
M yron P artlo w , 5th Jo h n Zweifel.
P o tato P ro je c t— 1st R ay I.aslcy, 2d
E v erett l ake, 2d H arold L ynch, 4tli
Leslie L ynch, 5th L uclla W oodw ard,
6th A lbert Davis.
P ark R aisin g l ’roJect.D ivision 1 -1 s t
Loyd M iddleton, D ivision 2— 1st H e r­
b e rt E ling, 2d Jo h n F lem m ing. 3d
R ich ard S h roy, 4th E dw ard H ow ell,
5th C h arles T allm an , 6 th V icto r W ick-I
lan d er, 7th K enneth B uxton, 8th Amy |
K endal. D ivision 3 1st A rth u r Bliss.
2d D onald G ran t, 3d W illie Z inger,
5th
E ugene W elling, 6th D orothy [
W oolridge.
V egetable P ro je c t— 1st
T heodore |
Jo rg . 2d E lizab eth W atson. 3d J. Wes- |
ley C alkins, 4th W alter T hom as. 5th
R ich ard R iddle. 6th W illiam W hite. -
7tii. S ig fred P eterso n , 8th D onald Fer- ,
rls.
P ow ell V alley c a n n in g te a m
in th e c a n n in g d e m o n s tra tio n .
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NEBRASKA MAN BUYS
HOME NEAR GRESHAM
F re d S o u th a rd , a re c e n t a rr iv a l
fro m N e b ra sk a , h a s p u rc h a s e d 14
a c re s of th e S tu b b s fa rm Ju st n o rth
if 'h e h ig h sch o o l on M ain s t r e e t fo r
$7500.
Mr. S o u th a rd e x p e c ts to 0.
, s e ttle d h e re by th e m id d le o f O cto
tier.
I o r a W eak S tom a« li.
T h e g re a t re lie f affo rd ed by C h a m ­
b e rla in 's T a b le ts in a m u ltitu d e of
i cases h a s fu lly p ro v e n th e g r e a t value
of th is p re p a r a tio n fo r a w eak s to m ­
ach an d im p a ire d d ig e s tio n . In many-
ca se s th lr re lie f ha« becom e p e rtn a -
. n n t a n d tb»‘ offer« rs h a v e been
* c o m p le te ly re s to re d to h e a lth
Adv.
O C K IN G
VALL1 V C ID E R
M ILLS
Will make ont third more cider
than any other 1 ill.
POTATO
DIGGER , S P R E A D E R S ,
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W alk in g or R iding, Ch *Ld or S teel P lo w s
P ractical P lo w s frr t ill Purposes
R epairs for z di P low s
Hessel’s Farrr Machinery
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l o rd tru c k s . C ons -F thg p ric e $550,
w ith o u t b o d y . f. o b .J b * e lo it.
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