Gresham outlook., January 13, 1920, Page 4, Image 4

IB FOUR
LOCAL DOINGS
Case Tractors
BRIEFLY TOLD Mid-Winter Sale.....
Reliable Tractors in two-
three- or four-plow tractors.
Tractor Plows, Disc Har­
rows, Pulverizors. All trac­
tor Implements.
Overland New 4 Automo­
biles. United States, Nobby
U S C O , Revere or Bruns­
wick Tires. Accessories.
('a»«-
Phone 544
IH T ractor
T
h e U . S.
T
ir e
S erv ice
G r e sh a m O v e r la n d Co.
Gresham, Oregon
EKSTROM TRUCK SERVICE
3 B IG T R U C K S
R E S P O N S IB L E
B E S T O F S E R V IC E
R E L IA B L E
AND
Miss Twyla H ead, county s u p e r- !
in ten d en t of th e K lam ath county
schools, Miss Ruby McKay, a teach er
a t C orbett high school, an d County
S u p erin ten d en t W. C. A lderson of
P o rtlan d , called a t th e O utlook of- i
fice T hursday. Miss H ead said th a t
in som e parte of h e r county th e dis- >
trlc ts a re so inaccessable th a t to
reach schools located in th e n o rth e rn J
p art of th e county sh e would have to
come by .way of P o rtlan d .
P. W. McClung and wife of P om ­
eroy, W ashington, visited w ith th e ;
fo rm er's sister, Mrs. Mary S hoem ak­
e r , T hursday and F riday.
T he Me-j
i Clungs are on th e ir way to C ali­
fornia.
Ja k e L arson chaperoned a party
; of school m a'am s one evening la st
w e e k on a visit to th e au d ito riu m at
P o rtlan d , w here an e n te rta in m e n t is
I now on th a t m et w ith th e ir h earty
I ( ? ) approval. Ja k e says his “ fliv­
ver” is equal to any occasion.
Mr. and Mrs. Rich H o rr of Gold-
stone, M ontana, a re v isitin g rela-
j tlves here. Mrs. H o rr Is th e daugh-
1 te r of Mr. and Mrs. T. D. Lym an.
- ON -
Heating
Stoves
All reliable makes
at 10 per cent off
I
BEAMING UNIVERSAL
J. E. METZGER
Your Home F urnisher
S. B. H all, county agent, has been
spending th e past tw o weeks a t Cor-j
vallis. Mr. H all atten d e d th e F arm -
I e r s ’ W eek m eetings and la te r the
G resham 851
conference of county w orkers. His
P o rtlan d A-2078
L'or. P o w ell aw l Maple
office reopened Monday.
2 2 5 A sh; Bdwy »OH2
The G resham Social club a re plan-
| nlng a dance for F rid ay evening,
J a n u a ry 16 a t th e Masonic hall. Mu-
! sic will be fu rn ish ed by a P o rtlan d
'T R E A SU R E R S REPORT
SHOWS GOOD BALANCE ] o rch estra. T he p atronesses are Mes-
dam es Geo. W. Stapleton, Benj.
T he financial rep o rt of th e treas- C am eron, Wm. Hessel, Jam es E lking-
TWO
TWO
| u rer as p resen ted to th e G resham ton, Jo h n Cannon, A rth u r Dowsett.
Mrs. Jonan Johnson en tertain ed
! council a t th e last re g u la r m eeting
at
d in n e r F rid ay evening Misses
show s safe balances on h an d In both
Percale aprons In Plain S tripes and
th e g en eral an d w ater funds. The M artha and M arion H agberg, R uth
Checks, light and d ark p attern s. F our
! rep o rt Is given h erew ith and also the Nystrom and Mary C hristensen. A
| list of claim s allow ed. T he rep o rt Is very p leasan t evening was spent.
different styles to select from. E x­
H. W. S trong and sons E dw ard and
ceptional values. R egular «2.25.
for th e m onth of December.
Ray have ju s t re tu rn e d from a trip to i
< ie neral F unds.
S pirit L ake a t th e foot of St. Helens.
Jan . 1. 1920—
G ingham Coverall uprons in Stripes,
Hal. cash on h a n d ................$1,544.91 They w ere w ith a p arty of Y. M. C. A.
Rec'vd from R ecorder for
w orkers. T he p arty w ent as far as
Plaids and Checks Ilog. W v a lu e s
fines .....................................
99.00 possible w ith au to tru ck s th en th e
$1,645.91 balance of th e way on foot, carry in g
th e ir luggage. Skiing form ed one of j
$ 413.48 th e d ellg h jfu l fea tu re s of th is w in te r'
W arrants paid
Gi-chliani, P hone (111.
$1,230.43 trip. Mr. S tro n g rep o rts It an Ideal
Hal. on hand
W ater F u n d s.
w inter trip.
Ja n . 1, 1920—
$ 695.45 ! Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Thom are being
Hal cash on h a n d ...............
362.65 1 felicitated upon th e b irth of a son
Rec’d for w ater ren ts
$1,058.10 i early th is m orning. The young man I
OIL HEATERS
w eighed eig h t pounds. Both m o th er
vooM ro w tm «
T b a m u T haob
927.86 and son a re doing well. Mrs. B.
! W a rra n ts paid
130.25 H ugabone of P o rtlan d is th e nurse. !
Halance on hand
11. J. P u lfe r is to com m ence his
The follow ing bills fo r Decem ber
were approved by th e council and new duties as secretary of th e M ult-,
( irm h u n 233
Tabor A4I71
nom ah and C lackam as Telephone
w’ere o rd ered paid:
Phone 881
GRESHAM
com pany next Friday.
Main 8trect
G eneral F und.
GBO. DIKTL, Prop.
G reat credit is due th e linem en o f'
J. G. M etzger, salary ............. $ 45.00
A. A. A ckerm an, lab o r
3 .On the telephone com pany for th e speed
Arthur IF. Kreojsky, Prop.
F. M ew hlrter, l a b o r ...............
20.00 w ith w hich they put th ro u g h the
E. II. Kelly, la b o r....................... 20.on
Overhauling - Repairing - Acetylene Welding
E. II. IIoss, lab o r on stre e ts
3.00 tra n sfe r of th e sw itch board last S a t- ,
O utlook Pub. Co., p rin tin g
10.80 urday. T elephone service was re-1
Tires
Oils
Accessories
Pacific S tationery and P rin t­
sum ed early Sunday m orning.
C
orner
lias«-
Line
anil
R
ockwood
Road».
ing Co........................................
8.2«
“ L ittle B ro th e r” is receiving al­
K. A. Miller, salary
20.0'<
J. II. M etzger, salary
5.10 m ost m ore th a n his sh a re of a t te n - '
A. W. M etzger, m erchandise
1.12 tlon at th e C larence S tanley home.
E. L. T horpe has sold his 3-acre
A fam ily p arty an d b irth d ay din­
P. R. L. A P.Co., stre e t lig h t­
He and his m o th er are doing w e ll'
ing
36.00 and all are happy. T he boy is nearly | ner at th e hom e of Mr. and Mrs. Wm. m odern poultry ranch on Johnson
Stanley last Sunday celebrated th e creek to C. S. Killen, who has been
P. R. L.& P. Co., stre e t lig h t­
Portland Broadway 5121
Gresham Phone 17
ing
88.» two w eeks old, having been born on 87th b irth d ay an n iv ersary of Mrs for th e past y ear on th e D. M.
New Y ears eve.
C. G Schneider, [Alary as re­
S tan ley 's fath e r. G randpa Landon. D onaugh farm at ilalrd sd ale station.
co rd er for December. 1919 10.00
Mrs. W. F. Mason has been quite ' O ther m em bers of the fam ily present Mr. and Mrs. Killen are moving to ­
F ran k Heiney & R. Helney,
I m s I liiip len ieiils for Hale.
MISS GLADYS GOSSETT
lumber ......................... ..... 110.7! 111 a t h er hom e in Cleveland addition ; wen? Mr and Mrg George w P ullen day and Mr. and Mrs. T horpe, who
Mr and Mr# WUIiam B ooth. are sto rin g th e ir goods in G resham
WEDS PORTLAND MAN L. L. K idder, h ard w are
Used Im plem ents and m achinery In
51.12 for th e past week, but is rep o rted to I ,
good condition One 12-18 disc tongue
i ' W. Schuld A Sons, gravel 105.00 be im proving.
G randpa L andon is enjoying good for a sh o rt tim e, will move soon to
A
lfred
McBee,
of
P
o
rtlan
d
,
and
tru c k ; one 10-18; one 8-18 disc with
W ater Fund.
Mrs C. E. R usher, whose 11 lness '
,h
an
madp happy the town property recently purchased
tongue trucks
$ 1.50 ;
Miss Gladys G ossett, d a u g h te r of Mr. J. H. M etzger, salary ..
was rep o rted in th e last O utlook, is by th e pregpnce of ch lld rp n , g ra n d . at Sellwood.
Used plows In steel or chilled
Service,
E k stro m ’s T ruck
One sniail grinding mill for 1 S and Mrs. C. E. G ossett of Mabery,
3.03 now considerably im proved.
children and g reat-g ran d ch ild ren .
hau lin g
........................
horse power.
94.18
Mrs. C. G. G leason spent last Sun­
were m arried In V ancouver. W ednes­ City of P o rtlan d , w ater
Have you seen o u r stock of rugs?
Mrs. C. H um ason has received th e
One M ultnom ah ro ller or grinding
8.00 day in P o rtlan d w ith h er invalid sis-1
Chas. Brown, labor
E. M etzger, Y our Home F urn ish er.
day,
Ja
n
u
u
ry
7.
T
h
eir
m
arriag
e
was
.98
mill
C rane Co., w ater supplies
anno u n cem en t of th e m arriag e of her
D
entler,
of
T
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fa
th
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J.
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45.00
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One Rock Island gang plow 14- a su rp rise to th e ir many friends They J. G. M etzger, salary
NOTICE.
K ansas City, K ansas, has sp en t the son. G uerdon W. H um ason, a t D allas,
In c h , n e a r ly new .
retu rn ed to th e hom e of th e b rid e a
Texas,
to
Miss
Irm
a
Johnson
of
th
a
t
All
persons
having a badge or
One 14ln- gang plow, steel, $45.
past week here and in P o rtlan d but
p aren ts W ednesday evening w here REBEKAHS INSTALLED
place. T he w edding was on Monday, ! badges of the G. V. F. D., except
W. A HESSEL,
THEIR OFFICERS MONDAY re tu rn e d yesterd ay to his home.
the news of th e ir m a rriag e soon
G resham , Oregon
Mr. and Mrs. Ed. R oberts of Ja n u a ry 5. T he young couple wlU officers of the d ep a rtm en t who re­
Store phone 544
Res. phone 6x2 spread and a num ber of friends g a th ­
m ake th e ir hom e therp, w here G u er­ ceived th e ir badge Ja n u a ry 5. 1920,
G resham R ebekah lodge No
I W elches a re h ere on account of th e
ered to ch a riv ari them .
Mr. and
don
was salesm an for th e M orris H at are kindly and u rgently requested to
O. O. F , held th e ir an n u al In stalla­ Illness of th e fo rm e r's fa th e r, Jo h n
l give or send sam e to th e secretary.
T he man who Is alw ays m isunder­ Mrs. McBee will m ake th e ir hom e at I.
com pany.
| H arry Jo hnson, a t once so th e new
stood m erely m isunderstands others. Bridal Veil, w here Mr. McBee is em ­ tion of officers a t m e Odd Fellows R oberts, who is ill suffering from
Mr and Mrs. Chas. Cleveland mo­ m em bers can be properly placed on
hall Monday evening, Ja n u a ry 12.
Few people care enough about you to
pneum
onia
T
he
sick
man
is
said
to
tored to Seaside last F riday. They th e roll. Those who may have lost
m isunderstand you
_____ ___ ployed by th e Bridal Veil L um ber Co
T he Installing officer was Deputy be holding his own.
th e ir badges a re kindly requested to
rand
M
aster
Mrs.’
C
lara
McKinney
:S- Grt
G eorge E. Towle, of M inneapolis, re tu rn e d Sunday. Mr. Cleveland re ­ pay $1.50 to th e secretary , th e actual
t o f P ort laud
T he follow ing officers visited here yesterday in th e homes ports th a t th e roads are in very good cost of th e badge.
All persons having keys to th e fire
„ wet
...r e in stalled ; C hristen* H umason. of his b ro th er, D. E Tow le and his condition.
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hall are also req u ested to re tu rn
♦ N. Q ; fnida Metzger, V. c..; Roy b rothers-ln-law , W. F. and G eorge F.
Advice to young men about to m a r­ them to the secretary.
X Gibbs, secretary : G ertru d e Kastman H oney. M r . and Mrs. Tow le are
HARRY JOHNSON, Secy.
ry : Beauty fades, but a good cook
I i tre a su re r;
A nnabelle
K irkwood, spending som e tim e In S eattle w ith a i is a Joy forever._____________________ G resham . Ore., Box 131.
? chap lain ; C allie K enney. R. S N. O.: d a u g h te r and will be th e re u n til a fte r
X I Eliza M etzger, L. 8. N. G. ; Anna next S atu rd ay when an o th e r d au g h ­
Ï Gibbs. R. 8. V O., T ilda Dahl, L. 3. te r will be m a rried to a M inneapolis
V. G ; E thel M ew hlrter, w a rd e n .1 m an. Mr. and Mrs Towle a re plan ­
Lizzie Gibbs, conductor; A nna Beers. 1 n in g to move to G resham In the J
I O.; P earl A tterb ury , O. G.
' spring, and will m ake th e ir home
A fter th e In stallatio n , r e f r e s h ! here.
inciits were served and a p leasant so
A special m eeting of th e tow n
' clal evening was enjoyed by all.
council has been called for W ednes­
day n ig h t, at th e usual tim e to con­
The next annual observance of National Thrift Day
TELEGRAM XM» «H TI.OOK.
sid e r th e continued em ploym ent of a
finds
Americans strongly united for Thrift.
B argain price, Ja n 10 to Feb 10,
Inclusive. T elegram alone, one year, traffic officer.
T he rec o rd e r's c o u rt Is in session
$3.95; O utlook and T elegram , 1 year
Helping the Government has come to mean the
is aftern o o n h ea rin g cases u nder |
$4 95. New or renew al
Get t h i s th
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avoidance
of waste and extravagance.
live aftern o o n daily and d o n 't miss I h
traffic ordinance. T h ere are
. th V. e . tw
. tee-a-w
. _ „ eek v hom
........... .
'h .Ä
e p a p e r * T The
| lu r
c#geg , 0 be ca„ pd> gpveral
The practise of Thrift is wide-spread throughout
reg u la r com bination price
Subscribe are hold overs from fo rm er hearings.
You get the benefit,
the
land
and on Saturday, January 17, thousands will
B ert M etxger has re tu rn e d from
th ro u g h th e O utlook
start added thrift habits.
* * *
S eattle, w here he spent T h u rsd ay and
1 F rid ay of last week a tte n d in g a m eet­
You are invited to register Thrift through this In­
ing of d ealers In W in ch ester Arms
stitution.
supplies
Teacher in Piano
Mrs M aggie Ulm e n tertain ed at
Private or class lessons Spe
d in n e r on Sunday O. S. V iken of P o rt­
cial attention given to begin
lan d , a young ex-service man who
era in relaxation and hand de­ ra ile d thia his hom e and Mrs Ulm
P h on e (MO
velopment
; P hone (MO
Gresham, Oregon
"M o th er,” d u rin g his service In
South R oberts Ave.
P h on e ¡407
F rance.
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GRESHAM and PORTLAND
Albert Ekstrom
Coverall Apron Specials
1
.98
1
.98
2.59
2.59
CANNON’S, Dry Goods
CHOICE MEATS
Homemade Ham®, Bacon, Sausage, Lard
PER FEC TIO N /^
Full line of Cold Lunch Meats
SANITARY MARKET
COAL
M IL L
ROCKW OOD
GARAGE
FEED
Express and General
Hauling
GLEASON TRUCK SERVICE
1 Bluebird Special
1
ARE YOU LUCKY?
N A T IO N A L T H R IF T D A Y
We’ll sa.v so. if you have placed your order
for one of these sets of Bluebird Dishes. Just
think of it, a 42 piece set for $9.98. Only a
limited number of sets so come early to avoid
being disappointed.
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A T TH E TH RESH O LD OF
A. W. Metzger & Co.
Quality and Service
JFtrat
iBank
H im m
Miss Frieda Bratzel