LOCAL DOINGS
THE
BRIEFLY TOLD
Big Spec’l
H E A R T Attraction
OF
H1IMÀNIW
Gresham
Theater
k The picture that wlU
live forever
A L L A N H O L U B A R ’S
S U P E R -P R O D U C T IO N
F a a tu rin g
SAT’RDAY, JAN. 17
— - a n d -----
SUNDAY, JAN. 18
DOROTHY PHILLIPS
D ire c t fro m its sensational ru n
in N e w Y o r k C ity
77i< Nato Y o rk T im a a t a y a
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d is tin c t a c k ia v a m a n t in m o -
f íe n p ic tu r e c r e a tio n . ' ‘
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The H a a rt o f H u
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M atinees Both D ays
at 2:00 and 4:00 p. m.
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N ights Both D ays
The
N a w Y o rk E v e n in g W o r ld say a:
" O n a o f t k a m oat g r a p h ic piacag o f
f ilm in g a a a r aaan on t k a acraan. "
A « lo ry o f th e lo ve th a t p a u e t h a ll
a n d e rtta n d in g — a g re a t ro m a n tic
p ic tu re th a t y o u ’l l n e v e r fo rg e t.
B ring y o u r w h o le fa m ily to aee it.
at 7:00 and 9:00 p. m.
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Arrange to come to the mat
inees and avoid the night
crowds. No advance in the
price.
Coca Door Mats
of the very best grade Coca Fibre, and made by skilled
workmen. An exceptional value at sizes from 16x26,
at $1.75 to 20x32 at $2.95
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Coverall Apron Specials
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Percale apron« In Plain S tripes and
Checks, light and dark pattern s. F our
different styles to select from. Ex
ceptional values. lleKUlar $2.23.
2.59
G ingham Coverall aprons in Stripes,
Plaids and Checks. Ilog. $.1 values
S|M‘«i»l
TWO
1
.98
Special
2.59
CANNON’S, Dry Goods
(iro-h am , I* I i «» ih ‘ O il.
H om em ade H am s, Bacon, S ausage, Lard
Full line of Cold Lunch Meats
SANITARY MARKET
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GRESHAM
GKO. IH KTL. Pro,».
Phone 881
Saturday and Monday
B A R G A IN
i ON
ROCKW OOD
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GARAGE
DAYS
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W h ite
E nam el
W are
Just received a shipment
of fine ware at very rea
sonable prices.
W atch our W indow
; A. W. Metzger & Co.
Quality and Service
P hone «Mil
G r e sh a m O v e r la n d Co.
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CHOICE MEATS
Main S treet
PERFECTION" ; ...—
Case Tractors
Y our H ome F urn isher
.98
Mrs. B. F. D ahlhaw m ar, who has
been ill a t h e r hom e on th e Rock
wood road for th e past two m onths,
is rep o rted to be im proving.
R ak er & Son of th e F o rd agency
here delivered a new car to G eorg“
F. Honey th is week. I t looks well,
rides well and Mr., H oney says It has
An acq u ain tan ce som e tim e sinco
all th e Im provem ents of a real car.
sta rte d chew ing g um to b reak him
G. H. D am m elcr was In G resham self of th e c ig a re tte h ab it and now
today closing up his affairs in G resh has both of th em .— A rth u r P erry in
am. Mr. D am m eler has moved to th e Sm udge Pot.
C lackam as county n ea r M ilwaukie,
NOTICE.
w here he is developing an extenslv?
All persons having a badge or
dairy business.
badges f th e G. V. F. D., except
At th e F re e M ethodist church next officers of the d ep a rtm en t who re
Sunday m orning th e Sunday school ceived th e ir badge J a n u a ry 5, 1920, |
are kindly and u rg en tly req u ested to
will be held at 10 o’clock, th e usual give or send sam e to th e secretary ,
hour, and a t 11 o’clock th e serm on H arry Johnson, a t once so th e new
will be by Rev Sidney Scott of P o rt m em bers can be properly placed on
th e roll. Those who may have lost
land.
th e ir badges are kindly req u ested to
M arjorie S tilllons w as tak en sud pay $1.50 to the secretary , th e actu al
denly 111 w ith appendicitis a day or cost of th e badge.
All persons having keyB to th e fire
two ago and was tak en to a P o rtlan d
hospital yesterday and o p erated on. hall are also req u ested to re tu rn
them to the secretary.
She is rep o rted to be doing well. H er
HARRY JOHNSON. Sec’y.
m other, Mrs. J. T. Stillions, who has G resham , Ore., Box 131.
O IL HEATERS
been ill w ith pneum onia, is able to
SUMMONS.
T IM A N 9 U « T « A C rn M a iu I
be ab o u t th e house.
In the C ircuit C ourt of th e S tate of
About a score of friends gath ered
ci
Oregon, for th e County of Multno-
at th e hom e of Rev. E. A. L eonard .Minnle Siro, P laintiff, vs. G eorge A.
Siro, D efendant.
last M onday n ig h t to give him a fa re
well g reetin g on th e eve of his de To George A. Siro, th e above nam ed
D efendant:
T a b o r 5071
Grewhatii 2 3 3
p a rtu re for a 'th re e -m o n th s’ visit with
In th e nam e of th e S tate of Oregon
his son and o th e r relativ es in Georgia. you are hereby req u ired to appear
V irginia and K entucky. T he affair and an sw er th e com plaint filed
was a com plete su rp rise on Rev. Mr. ag ain st you in th e qbove en title d su it
Arthur f t ’. Kreofsky, Prop.
on o r before six weeks from and a fte r
Leonard, who g reatly enjoyed th e th e d ate of th e first publication of
Overhauling - Repairing - Acetylene W elding
occasion.
th is sum m ons, and if you fail to so
P at C ollins has sold his place ap p ear or an sw er said com plaint, for
Tires
Oils
Accessories
! south of G resh im to W. II. Gibson, w ant th ereo f th e plaintiff will apply
Corner B ase L ine and R ockw ood R oads.
! a relativ e of Wm. Thom , who will to th e C ourt for th e relief prayed for
In h e r com plaint, to-w it: F o r a de
’ tak e possession th e first of F ehru- cree dissolving th e bonds of m a tri
J ary. Mr. Gibson comes from Canada. m ony now existing betw een plaintiff
W ord has been received of the and d efen d an t, on th e g ro u n d s of
WE KNOW TO A
I F YOU'LL G i v e
cruel and Inhum an tre a tm e n t, and
m arriag e on Ja n u a ry 9 of Miss Gladys fo r such o th e r and fu rth e r relief as
POSITIVE CERTAINTY
US JUST O N E
H olgate, d a u g h te r of Mr. and Mrs. plaintiff may be en title d to.
th
a
t
if you will give us a tria l
T r ia l -
i E. D. H olgate, to B erry L o v ttt of
This sum m ons is published by o r
o rd er you will become a steady
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onorable
W.
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atens,
p atro n of th is shop. I t's h ap
! D etroit, M ichigan. T he w edding is
Ju d g e of th e above en title d Court,
pened so m any tim es th a t a p er
T rade here
(th e cu lm in atio n of a friendship m ade and en tered on the 9th day of
son has come In and purchased
Q u ir e awhile '
which s ta rte d betw een Miss H olgate December, 1919, and th e tim e pre
a sm all o rd er of m eat, and th en
scribed
for
publication
th
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is
six
■ and Mr. L o v itt when th e la tte r was in
come back to express th e ir de
weeks.
lig h t and g ratification and leave
1 m ilitary tra in in g a t V ancouver Bar-
J. J. JOHNSON,
an o th e r o rder. T his so rt of
i racks. He was sen t from th e re south
A ttorney for Plaintiff.
th in g surely helps o u r b asin ets.
and has only recently received his A ddress; 314 S palding Bldg.,
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A. J . W. BROWN. Prop.
P
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,
Oregon.
discharge from th e service. Miss H ol
M A K K t. 1 P hone 41 G resham , Ore.
g ate left a sh o rt tim e ago fo r D etroit D ated and first published, Dec. 12, ’19
w here th e w edding occurred. The Date of la st publication Ja n . 23, '20
1 young couple will m ake th e ir home
th e re w here Mr. L ovttt is em ployed
w ith th e F o rd M otor C ar com pany.
Good atten d a n ce and splendid
sp irit have m ark ed th e m eetings in
progress at th e M ethodist church this
week. H elpful preaching and in sp ir
atio n al songs have m ade th e m eet
Reliable Tractors in two-
ings helpful to th o se who have a t
three- or four-plow tractors.
tended. T o n ig h t th e serm on topic
Tractor Plows, Disc Har
will be “ F u lln ess.” T om orrow n ig h t
rows, Pulverizors. All trac
It will be on th e
M ountain.”
tor Implements.
T he
Sunday
m orning
topic
will be "T ra n sfe rre d C row ns” and
evening topic "D ry Bones.” T he
Overland New 4 Automo
W atts S isters of B eaverton, evangel
biles.
United States, Nobby
istic singers, will be p resen t to n ig h t,
U
S
C
O
, Revere or Bruns
S atu rd ay n ig h t and a t th e Sunday
wick
Tires.
Accessories.
services.
F ra n k Jo n es has bought from Dr.
R. H. Todd th e building now occu
Case 10 - IS T ra cto r
T h e U. S. T ire S ervice
pied by Jones & Company as a c a r
p en ter and electrical shop. T he lot
on which th e building Btands has
been lensed from Jo h n M etzger.
Mrs. R. F. W alters, Mrs. George
Phone 544
Gresham, Oregon
F. Honey and Mrs. H. L. St. C lair
atten d ed a m eeting of W illam ette
C h ap ter D au g h ter of th e A merican
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day aftern o o n . Among th e m em bers
B
of th e c h a p te r p resen t was a woman !
85 years of age, who is th e g ran d
d a u g h te r of a R evolutionary soldier.
Mrs W alters Is th e efficient historian
of the sta te society, D. A, R.
Mrs. J. K lein, of P o rtlan d . Is th e
guest this week of Mrs. H ans C. L ar
sen.
The Modern W oodm en and the
Royal N eighbor- will hold a Joint In
sta llatio n of officers at th e Modem
Woodmen hall next M onday even
ing, Ja n u ary 19th. All m em bers and
th e ir fam ilies are requested to a t
tend.
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Mr. and Mrs. Cecil M etzger e n te r
tained at d in n er, Monday, Mr. and
Mrs. W alter M etzger and Mr. and
Mrs Floyed Metzger.
Mr and Mrs. F red Stockm an from
C um berland. W isconsin, are visit big
th e la tte r ’s au n t. Mrs. C hristina
HumasOn. They arriv ed Thursday
Mr and Mrs Floyed M etzg-r have
moved to P o rtlan d w here Mr. Metz
g er Is employed.
GRESHAM
i . E. M ETZG ER
TWO
A young woman was pleading wltn
her b ro th er to tell h er w hat one of his
friends had said ab o u t a solo th a t
she had sung.
“ W ell,” he v en tu red a t last, “ he
said it was heavenly.”
“ Oh! did he say th a t? A re you
su re ? ”
"W ell, It was som ething like th a t.”
"Now you m ust tell me bU exact
words. T hink h ard and tell me the
tr u th .”
“ W ell,” said th e relu c tah t and lov
ing b ro th er, “ if you m ust have it, he
said it was u n e a rth ly .”— T he Class
m ate.
P h o n e «Mil
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