Gresham outlook., December 23, 1919, Page 5, Image 5

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GRESHAM
OUTDOOR TUESD AY . DE« EM BER
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STARCH FACTORY USING
UP FROZEN POTATOES
The auction of R. I. A nderson,
I which was p ostponed on account of
th e sto rm , will he held on J a n u a ry
10. Bills an n o u n cin g th e list of a n i­
m als and article s for sale are being
d istrib u ted .
A C h ristm as p rogram will be given
by th e Zion E vangelical
Sunday
chool on C h ristm as day, Dec. 25th,
10:30 o’clock at th e ch u rch . A most
cordial in v itatio n is extended to all
m em bers and frien d s of th e church.
F rien d s were su rp rised to learn of
the m a rriag e th is week of Mrs. ( ora
N. C hilders who is well know n in
G resham and 11 W E vans of L ents.
Tin- cerem ony was perform ed by Dr.
A. T hom pson. Mr. anil Mrs. E vans |
will m ake th e ir hom e in L enta w here
Mr. Evans is engaged in th e fu rn itu re
Walrad Mercantile Co
Cordially acknowledging the
favors of customers and
friends extends
The Season’s Greetings
It'ith Best Wishes for Your
Happiness throughout the
coming year.
\\ ishing all a
Very M erry Christmas
and
Happy New Y ear
2ui»itvr äiftiu. Co
Among those who will ta k e tn e
* ' governm ent census in th e tow n of
'*‘r G resham and vicinity a rc Mrs Minnie
ir" E astm an In P recin ct 3<»8. Mrs. Cliff
Kern in 3 0 9 ^ an d Mrs. Vera T u ck er
311, a precinct which jo in s G resh ­
am on th e east and Is com prised of
r I Powell V alley, p a rts V ictory, M elrose,
O rient and o th e r nearby sections. It
has not been learn ed who will do th e
work in 309 In G resham .
fk
Axel Nelson of T illam o o k , Oregon
visiting at th e hom e of his daugh-
ter, Mrs. Clms. L u n d q u ist.
W e wish a
M
IL Ilirsh b e rg e r, who h as ju st re-
eently purchased th e ('litis. W itter
f t home n ea r H ogan sta tio n was a
G resham visitor Monday.
and a
ft
Miss C lara G regg of Yakim a,
’tj W ashington, lias been v isitin g at thy
f t home of Mrs. It. K. Akin.
rk
A special C h ristm a s sto ry h o u r
to all our friends.
jg will be held at th e G resh am lib ra ry
w W ednesday afte rn o o n .
W ednesday
evening and C h ristin as day th e lib ra-
la ry will be closed.
K
P o stm a ster
R oberts
an nounces
f t th a t tlie delivery w indow s will be
open at th e postoffice on C h ristm as
f t day from 10 to 12 o ’clock. T he car-
rb-rs w ill go o u t as u su al, b u t.o n ac-
f t co u n t of th e heavy m ail will not be
C lothing an d Shoe Store
% able to d eliv er all packages on th a t
f t «lay.
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E v an g elist C arlson left last n ig h t
ft for B lackfoot, Idaho, w here he will
L* spend th e holidays w ith his fam ily.
VV.
Mr. and Mrs. S tanley 11. Sulliff en-
k te rta in e d recently th e la tte r's hroth-
er-in-law and sis te r, Mr. and Mrs.
k W alter M artin of Y akim a, W ashing-
ton, who a re on th e ir honeymoon
k trip and will spend sev eral weeks in
San Diego and o th e r C alifo rn ia
k cities.
W ord lias been received of th e ser-
s ious illness of Mrs. C. J. L ittlep a g e,
k of C o rb ett, who suffered a p ara ly tic
| stro k e on T h u rsd a y , affecting h e r
rig h t side.
An ela b o ra te b irth d a y d in n e r was MRS. AMELIA MEWHIRTER
LAID TO REST FRIDAY
given at th e O. A. E astm an hom e last
n ig h t by Mrs. E astm an and Mrs. Jas.
E lk in g to n , iti h o n o r of th e ir h u s­
W E D N E S D A Y , D E C E M B E R 34
bands. who both claim th e day aR
" B e a n s ” , a S p a rk lin g Comedy
th e ir b irth d a y a n n iv ersary .
T he
“H e ro es All”,
house was b rig h t w ith C h ristm as dec­
P a tr io tic S creen M agazine, Educational
o ratio n s, crim son c a rn a tio n s and
T H U R S D A Y , D E C E M B E R 25
holly being used fo r th e purpose.
(C h ristm a s)
Covers were '.Hd fo r 16. T h e ev en ­
M a tin e e 2:30; N ight 6:30; 8:00
ing was spe.it in ca rd s and a m ost d e­
T h e B lin d in g T r a il” , a tense story of
th e n o r th w oods, w ith Monroe Salisbury
lig h tfu l tim e is rep o rted .
was fu rn ish ed by a q u a rte t c o n sist­
School will com m ence a t Union. ing of Mrs. A. \V. Shipley, Mrs. J. N.
" B ill’s A n n iv e rsa ry " , farce comedy
H igh n ex t ^londuy, D ecem ber 29.
S A T U R D A Y , D E C E M B E R 27
C lan a h an , C. E. R u sh er and L eslie
T h ere will only he fo u r days school
"M o th e r o’ Mine”
W alrad , w ith Miss G race M yers a t
w ith R u p e rt J u lia n and dainty Ruth
th is week, as T h u rsd a y will be a h o l­
t l i e o rg an .
T he p a llb e a re rs w ere I). C liffo rd . T h is p ic tu re is being shown in
iday. T he school b u ild in g has been
D. Ja c k , L. P. M anning, Geo. W. le a d in g c h u r c h e s a n d convents through­
th o ro u g h ly cleaned an d fu m ig ated
K nney, Jo h n M etzger, H arry T ru f tt o u t th e c o u n try . We especially invite
d u rin g th e v acatio n and m ade ready
and H. W. Gibbs.
th e c le rg e ry .
fo r work again.
" T e m p o ra ry Alimony”,
Am elia P ru n k was born in T is-
Miss M arg aret Bailey is assistin g
A P ie a s in g Comedy
tilw a, B ureau co u n ty , Illinois, J u n e
at tlie A ylsw orth sto re d u rin g th e
S U N D A Y , D E C E M B E R 28
18.
1859.
She
m
oved
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a
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holiday season.
H a rry C a re y in a big w estern drama, a
Mrs. L. N eed h am e n te rta in e d on en ts to Iow a in h e r ch ildhood an d on b ig la u g h p ic tu re ; also an educational
Ju
ly
5,
1874
was
m
a
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d
to
J.
N.
S unday Mr. and Mrs. C. C S trong
sc re e n m agazine.
an d ch ild ren of S eattle , who w ere on M ew hirter. T hey cam e to O regon In
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T h e G re s h a m P ic tu re Show is open
th e ir wav to Los A ngeles
e v e ry W ed n e sd a y . S a tu rd ay fi»a<i Sunday
Miss M amie Hoss, who suffered a of th e tim e since th en in G resham .
Mrs, M ew h irter is su rv iv ed by h e r e v e n in g s, f i r s t show »t 7 la, second a:
b roken w rist a t th e b eg in n in g of the
p. m.
D oors open 15 minute?
sto rm , was ta k e n to P o rtla n d last I h u sb an d and only d a u g h te r, M rs. e 8:45
a rlie r. C h r is tm a s and New Years there
C
a
rrie
O
sburn,
of
K
alam
a,
an
d
by
week fo r a re se ttin g of th e bones
w ill be sp e c ia l m atin ee s , - 30 p. in. mJ
I and is now m uch im proved. T hough to u r g ra n d c h ild re n and two g re a t
hi.w w ill s t
1 vnabk
g
ran
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c
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c a rry in g h e r left arm in a sling, Miss
th o se c o m in g fro m a distance an oppw-
| Hoss h as re tu rn e d to h e r jluties as l->b‘ M ason, lias m ade his hom e h e re ) tu n ity to x e t hom e a t an earlier hour.
b o o k k eep er at th e A W. M etzger I
sto re
Mrs. F red T odd, who u n d erw en t u
M iss F r ie d a Bratzel
I m a jo r o p e ra tio n at Good S am a ritan
i h o sp ital in P o rtla n d sev eral weeks
Teacher in Piano
I ago, has m ade a sa tisfa c to ry r e c very
State School Funds to Loan.
j an d has been at th e hom e of h e r p a r­
P riv ate or class lessons. Spe
A n jo n e w ishing to borrow m oney
e n ts In P o rtla n d fo r th e past two
cial attention given to bepn-
weeks, s h e will probably com e hom e on farm s a t 6% sh o u ld see Ju d g e
ers in relaxation and band de­
A rth u r
L a n g g u th ,
a tto rn e y
an d
soon a f te r C h ristm as.
velopment.
E ttsel Jo n es m ade a b rief visit at ag en t fey, th e S tate L and 'B o a r d .
S upple-B allln S h ip b u ild in g C o rp o r­
th e hom e of his fa th e r, F r a n k J o n e s .
a tio n 's office. E ast O ak an d W a te r
on last Friday. Mr. Jo n e s holds a stre e ts, P o rtla n d , O regon.
South Roberts Avenue.
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resp o n sib le position w ith th e Y ards k '
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Docks d e p a rtm e n t of th e U nited i A W an t Ad costs only a few cents.
S tate s navy a t B rem erto n . He passed | D ollar« In re tu rn .
th ro u g h P o rtlan d on his way to coast
citie s in th e p u rsu it of his w ork.
H arvey Royal H in er, of th e U. S ■
Navy, is h ere v isitin g h e r m o th e r.!
Mrs. j . j H ines, who is a s is te r o f '
Mrs O W. T arr. Mr H lt.es who t o ''
on his ( m t i i r i o i i e h in 2ti month« 1
belongs to the R adio b ran ch of th e '
nt
Santa Claus
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has put his official
stamp of approval on our entire
line of Christmas Goods
Leather Goods, Purses, Hand Bags, Ivory
Goods, Toilet Sets, Stationery, Fountain Pens,
Thermos Goods,
Cigars, Pipes, Perfumes,
Christmas Cards and Candies, Books, Etc.
Merry Christm as
Happy New -Year
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Come in
md look
us over be
fore going
to Port­
land.
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. . The Sanitary M a rket.
Wishes all
A Merry Xmas ¿¿ml Happy New Year
m o re w o n d t • i 1
c o m e -m o re sinceri ty
m o re w e l-
»predated, th an
one which every tnem k r < f the household will
truly enjoy? And it s not a p,ill for u d a y —
hut one th at will strengthen the home ties for
m any, m any years.
N o home is complete w ithout a
phonograph,
M ake y o u rs com plete
this Christinas morninh. A MANDEL Phono-
fti\.pn will . brinft mMed pleasure into y o u r
home, thru its m arvelous powers of re prod uc
inft reus* and sound
W ith it tit - v. t ’ l s
most talented urtists will perform t • you
rendering instrum ental and vocal m u. in u
litelike ttm n n er
is nt rc ihan just u talle i n A n ta-
chine. lt a v ,.m u r tu i n .to i. a] m-
»trument, playing «11 makejof re.orxU
perfectly.
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. f dl ¡uie sulut:.,.tiun to i i
Christmas Greetings
of our Old Friends whose friendship
patronage we have enjoyed for many years,
also to all our friends whom we shall meet the corning
y nr and whose friendship and patronage we cherish.
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M ay the Christmas Season be bountiful in its gift*
to you and may old Father Time be lenient in his
dealings with you for many years to come.
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M. HONEY
HARMONY
C lass Lessons
JFirst
Sank
Gresham, Oregon
State Bank Bldg.
Gresham
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