Gresham outlook., March 23, 1920, Page 4, Image 4

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FOUR
GRESHAM OUTLOOK
T IE sM X Y .
MARCH
23,
1020
LOCAL DOINGS
BRIEFLY TOLD
Auction Sale!
D uring th e m orning services at th e
Zion Evangelical church next Sunday
i th ree confirm ands will be exam ined.
I T he services will begin a t 10:30
o'clock. T he Sunday school will con-
vene im m ediately a fte r these serv-
I ices. T he young people's league will
The lectu re a t th e lib ra ry to n ig h t m eet at 8 p. m. A cordial Invitation
1 is extended to all m em bers and
will begin a t
instead ot S ( friends.
o’clock on account o i th e lectu re at ,
W ednesday aftern o o n th e L adles’
I the schoolhouse. T h e d ate was in ­ I Aid will m eet w ith Mrs. F red F ield ­
dition. Every-
ad v erten tly set for th e sam e n ig h t I ^ house
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’ h e e R R e egner
g n e r ad
addition.
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niviieu to
io a atten
n e n d a tn
eeting
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"« e is invited
th is m eeting.
selected by .Mr. A lderson; but as .Mr.
N ight school m eets a t 7 :3 0 Wed-
! W eisendanger could be procured a t nesday evening.
classes will be
no o th e r tim e the lectu re will be giv- form ed to m eet th e needs of those
on as scheduled. T hose w ishing to ^ hJ ^ ‘o ‘a? eHup th,e ’ 'or4k ' ,Tbl8 18
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undpr th e direction of th e A g rlcu ltu r-
leave before th e end of Mr. W eUen- a l dep artm en t.
d an g e r’« lectu re may feel a t liberty
T h ere is an o th e r one of those in ter-
I io do so if they w ish to hear Mr. Al- ^ t i n ^ sto ries in to d ay ’s O utlook. Do
derson who will speak a fte r th e o th e r ! h ,U,
m t O th e c h , ldr ^ n ? T? e
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little children as well as th e older
num bers at th e schoolhouse.
one8 wlII enJoy th e adventureg of
The d eb atin g team of Union H igh Dolly and th e g arden fairies,
went down to defeat In th e co n test
M embers of th e O rient local of the
. . . . K .a p P. h u p
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7:45
Of Furniture and Other Household Goods
In Withrow’s Confectionery, Gresham
SATURDAY, MARCH 27, BEGINNING AT 9 A. M.
Items such as Beds; Mattresses; Springs; Dressers;
Chiffoniers; Rockers; Dining Room, Wicker and Par­
lor Chairs; Library Tables; Pillows; Quilts; Etc., have
been used by private families and are in the best of
condition.
Terms of Sale Cash
MRS. NORA WITHROW, Owner
T he la tte r team had alread y d efeat- G resham local. This will m ake a
ed A storia and will now be one of th e Htr° n g local h ere and revive in terest
team s to try for th e s ta ts honors at by, an ini'rpa8ed atten d an ce. The lo-
Eugene
h e M isses R u t h H s r t i e v i ca m ee,s th e first M onday n ig h t of
r.ugene. T th
e .Misses R uth H artley HVery m onth. Theo. B rugger Is the
and Violet Coe w ere accom panied to j president and C. H. Stone, secretary.
K nappa by Miss W yeth and Mr. W ebb
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bool (acuity, wh® had
coached them .
O ur g irls are rep o rt-
PERTAINING PROGRAM
ARRANGED BY SCHOOL
ed to have done good w ork on th e
T he principal and teach ers of th e
debate and to have ta k en th e ir de- grade 8chool have arran g ed an en _
R. I. ANDERSON, Auctioneer.
feat in a sp o rtsm an lik e m anner.
te rta ln in g program w hich will be
•Mr. and Mrs. Thos. W iles a re mov- given at th e g rad e schoolhouse th is
Ing today from th e ir farm In th e Mel evening. March 23, a t 8 o’clock.
rose neighborhood to G resham . They
An Invitation la extended to all to
have recently sold th e ir farm and
have purchased th e h alf acre and atten d th is m eeting.
home of Mrs. O tto M agnuson in th e
Song by school, “ B eautiful A m er­
I eastern p a rt of G resham .
ica,” illu strate d w ith atereopticon
Wm. Maxwell and fam ily have re- views.
1 cently moved into th e ir p roperty re ­
R ecitation, “ T he R agged M an” ,
cently purchased from R ev , E. A.
L eonard on Powell stre e t. Rev. and W inefred Beechil, second grade.
Mrs. L eonard have room s for th e
Gresham Phone 17
Concert recitatio n , “ Song of th e
Portland Broadway 5121
present in Mrs. Mary S h o em a k ers T h ru sh ,” th ird grade.
house.
Class song, fifth grade.
Among the recent real e state tra n s ­
Q uestions.
fers is th a t of a h alf ac re to W. R.
F olk dance, first grade.
Gorsnge an d an acre an d a half to
Mrs. V anderm ost, m o th e r of Mrs.
In stru m en tal
trio,violin,
flute,
C orsage, from
Mr. and Mrs. J. N piano,
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H elen McCollagh, Ray Strong
C ianahan. This p ro p erty is on t h e '. . „ , r, _■
Section L ine road ju s t w est of th e i dn<1 r)or 8 z >mmerman.
" F a ith fu l F rie n d s,’
Beaver S tate M otor com pany’s plant.
Class song
Mr. C orsage has alread y com m enced sixth grade,
th e erection of a house. C laude Stock-
P a trio tic Exercise, "M aking the
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.
Flag,
seventh and eig h th grad e
L ester Spencer has bought an acre ' irls
and a half on Main stre e t opposite *
th e high school of th e C ianahan acre-
Moton pictures
pictu res and lectu re by
age. He plans to build in th e n e a rj Supt. W C. Alderson.
fu tu re.
Mr. and Mrs. R alph Davidson have i
POWELL VALLEY
moved here from Independence and
are occupying Chas. C leveland’s c o t- ' T he P aren t-T each er association
tage
high ------,
school.
- next to th
— e —
„,11 They
m eet | will
a t th e schoolhouse next
have bought an acre of land of th e F riday evening. March 26
( lanahan tra c t an d plan to build
g. b . H all will be present an d will
booh .
Mrs. Davidson has been ill for speak on su b jects of vital Interest to
th e past week o r two an d h e r sister, all. It is hoped th a t th e re will be a
Miss L elah Gibbs lias been carin g for good atten d an ce
h er at Independence. She is now re-
Mrs. F ra n k ¿Justafson spent th e
ported m uch Improved.
w eek-end In P o rtlan d and Oak Grove.
Just received, and we are just itching to show you the
.Mr. and Mrs. Jack so n F. Jones v isitin g w ith Mr. and Mrs. David
New Poles, Reels, Lines, Leaders, Baits, Etc., Etc.
moved last week in to th e ir new P alm blad and Mr. and Mrs. P aul
home, ju st purchased from th e W ilkie Palm blad.
Better look over your tackle and fill in from our
estate,
T he program a t th e schoolhouse
J. A. Rexell, dean of th e School of last T uesday was well atten d ed . The
stock those things you are short of.
Commerce at O. A. C., visited th e pupils of the p rim ary room, u n d er th e
G resham High school Monday. He direction of th e ir teacher, Miss L ind­
Yes, If’e have the License here
spoke briefly in th e in te re sts of the berg, gave a pleasing little program .
college which he described as being S u p erin ten d en t A lderson expressed
in th e sam e position as Union High, his d isappointm ent th a t th e older pu­
crowded to Its utm ost capacity. He pils did not ta k e p art In th e pro
described th e stu d en t body of Union gram . The pictures and m usic which
High as im pressing him as unique in Mr. A lderson b ro u g h t o ut were much
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his experience
w ith l high
schools .« of ■ n enjoyed
by n all
and Mr. A
lderson's
(he slate. T h eir happy, a le rt expres­ readings were d elig h tfu lly rendered.
sions, and in tellig en t In terest left an
H okan T ruedson is spending a
indelible im pression upon Ills minds, sh o rt vacation at hom e on account of
one of th e m em bers of th e O. A. C.
In 18 m onths, 154 m em bers of the I have also been num erous. Many of he said.
T • he
eeting
of m
th v e v Odd
••- jo in t u m iw
v tiu ft v/i
u u r Fel-
e i - bach elo r's club being ill w ith scar-
Oregon A gricultural College faculty ; these men were technical specialists
low and R ebekah lodges will be held let fever
have resigned. This Is an average of | In branches of ag ricu ltu re, whom the at tlie I. <). O. F. hall T hursday.
Mrs. H annah Erickson and h er son
one to each th ree and one-hulf days, atute can 111 nfford to lose, as new March 25. T he Odd Fellow s will : W alter E rikson from P o rtlan d , vislt-
R esignations at th e S tate U niversity men cannot learn th e sta te in a year furnlsh th e e n te rta in m e n t for th is ed at th e hom e of Mr. and Mrs. A. G ,
m eeting and th e R ebekahs th e re- A nderson, Monday afternoon,
freshm ents. A good tim e Is assured.
A baby d a u g h te r was born to Mr.
The ju n io r class p arty which was and Mrs. Lary Foch T hursday, March
given in honor of th e two Junior baa-j 18- Mrs Foch Is well know n in th is
ket
ball team
s last F rid a y evening
at com
m unity.
She was Miss E sth er
«1.
. most
a _ . i ____
Anderson.
the ~ 1.
high _l-
school i was one of - the
She is a niece of Swan
delightful p arties th a t has been held M agnuson.
for some tim e.
Mrs. Foch and d au g h te r a re in
it o t n the
th e boys
hoys and g girls
Both
irls basket ball P o rtlan d , but they expect to move
team of th e ju n io r class won in th e i (>ut ,o th e ir new place soon. Mr.
contests th is sp rin g and th e rest o f; Foch has been here w orking for some
the class took d elig h t in honoring tim e.
They recently p urchased a
them . The e n te rta in m e n t was in th e I farnl front Swell Staffanson.
form of a field m eet in which those
present progressed from one contest
P ro g ram A rranged fo r M u lt­
to another. “ A dandy tim e” was th e)
nom ah G range
Made from one solid piece of metal, no seams, abso­
th u siastic re p o rt.
M ultnom ah G range No. 71 will
lutely sanitary. Guaranteed by the makers to last j en
S eg rid a \ ; r L « X r a Onn ,ia ^ n (,TU
h ^ ^ e '
hall a , O rien t S a tu rd a y ,
COAL
M IL L
FEED
Express and General
Hauling
Commencing Saturday, March 2 7
We will begin showing the new Spring Modes in Millinery.
Hats inspired by models from m aster designers, the hats
presented here for this occasion are no less a joy to their
creators than to the women who will wear them. A real
Gresham H at Shop Millinery event—exclusiveness charact­
erized by smartness.
Interpretations from the foremost Paris modistes and
originations from Nqw Y ork's leading designers.
You are cordially invited to attend this display.
GRESHAM HAT SHOP
GLEASON TRUCK SERVICE
Oh You Disciple of Isaac Walton!
The Open Season on TROUT begins April 1.
New Fishing Tackle
Have a limited supply of Tyee Salmon Eggs
L. L. Kidder Hardware Co.
QUALITY
BRAND
Aluminum Ware
ON SALE THIS WEEK
for twenty years.
Omelet Pans
Let the Thor do
Your Dirty Work
1. E. METZGER
Your Home Furnisher
Call and see the New Swinging
Wringer demonstrated.
M IR A C L E
M OTOR
GAS
Removes carbon from cylinders, keeps Spark Plugs clear,
prevents deposit of carbon. Guaranteed not to injure metal
Increases mileage of gasoline 15 to 40 per cent.
Sold on our Money-back Guarantee.
FOR SALE BY
GRESHAM OVERLAND CO.
G. E. BANGS, Agt.
T i t Re'S O U R.
•P R O M IS E .
G ood awdtrue
“T h a t v i e now
A R E n AKIN G YOU j
THIS
IS
TIIE
•MEAT M ARKET
w here the prom ise is perform ed.
We prom ise to tre a t you politely
and we surely do. We prom ise to
faith fu lly serve you a t all tim es
w ith th e best g rad e of m eats, and
we m ost certain ly do th a t very
thing.
GRESHAM MARKET
PHONE ,41
P ow ell Street.
a re leaving to n ig h t for Malmo. Ne- Mar<h
A splendid program has
hraska. w here they will jofn Rev Mr l>een a rran g e d by th e lectu rer, Mrs.
Johnson who is p asto r of th e Swe- P earf H ayden and everyone la Invited
!& h» r £ ^
lectu re h
T he rol,
zz
Spatulas
Condiment Sets
Cleavers
Double Boilers
Butcher Knives
Pails
Roasters
You should have a potato boiler. They
have the lid firmly fastened on and a
strainer on the side to drain the water
off. No danger of burning your hands
if you have one of these. For afternoon
tea there is nothing nicer than our one
quart round tea pot in the “Quality
Brand" Aluminum ware. Many more
articles too numerous to itemize Come
in and see them.
A. W. METZGER & CO.
QUALITY AMI» SERVICE
Phone 661
Don’t Kill
Your Wife
Phone 661
the fam ily g ath ered at th e ir h o r n s , 1 W,H be answ ered by each mem-
and gave them a d elig h tfu l su rp rise ,,‘>r tellin g w hat they get from th e
party. Many good w ishes w ere ex- g ran g e th a t is m ost helpful in every
pressed fo r th e ir happiness and sue- dav life
cess in th e ir new home.
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.
Mr. and Mrs. Percy L arson were
Special m usic by Mr. N asshahn and
the guests of Mr. and Mrs. II. C. I.ar- readings and recitatio n s will corn-
sen one day Inst week.
plete th e program .
A very in te restin g a rtic le about
f s Brew ste r of th e K e rr G lf fn r d
Chinese custom s and holidays has
,,, * K r Gifr° r(1
Ju st been received by Mrs. H. L. St. ' ,lllln g com pany, will be present and
C lair from Miss Edna S hoem aker who sP' uk on “ Incubating. Feeding and
Is in th e m issionary work In China Brooding of C hicks.” Mr. B rew ster
in H uchow : China" ‘U s ’ ^ J n E I Wa8ltf<>rnr r,y ,M Oeiated " l,h thp
says she Is very much in terested in poullry d ep artm en t at Oregon Agri
th e rapid gro w th G resham is niak- c u ltu ral college and is an expert In
ing and especially In Union High. , these subjects. T he su b ject for open
J u n e M S ’ l** h< r fur,OUKh homo *» discussion will he “ P o u ltry R aising."
Miss '.Marie Misz is conducting
* ’ «”Y °ne is asked to bring a slo-
claases In m illinery in th e social hall gan su itab le fo r th e grange. The se-
of the V. W. C. A. in P o rtlan d . Miss lection and adoption of a slogan will
C I
l" t ,ru c to r f" r ,b e
w ta k e place d u rin g th e lectu re hour.
< V before she cam e to G resham . , _________________
She " ill hold classes |® P o rtlan d
Monday and T hursday afte rn o o n s and
on
1 G R E S H A M
THEATER
W A LTER ADRIAN. Mgr.
Mr. and Mrs. M. I. Sunday e n te r-i
tained a n u m b er of frien d s at dinner
|S u n d ay in h o n o r of th e 19th tdrth- . "
' ' . ' I MICH 21— G loria
Mrs S unday’s
. n Locked H eart.
Also a Billy
day of Mrs.
unday's b ro th e r Albert
Camp. Besides th e g u est of honor W est comedy en titled “ Slave.” If
were Mr and Mrs Rud. Im h o lti and you ca n ’t laugh at these two featu res
bnhy d au g h ter. B arbara, and Mr and b e tte r call a doctor o r u n d e rta k e r
«ATI R O A 1. M l i l t H 27 — The
Mrs. John M arshall of P o rtlan d and
g reat em otional actress
Bayard Miller
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an|i little
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day of Gresham . The fo u r men who Fntllips. in one of th e g reatest pro
were guests were ex-service men. A Auctions of. all tim es. “T h e R ig h t to
very happy tim e was enjoyed by all H appiness.” One tho u san d people in
Holy w eek will be observed w ith H "'P lay . Conte early, o r you will not
ap p ro p riate services at th e M ethodist b,> “ b,e ,o *et a "cat. S light advance
Episcopal ch u rch , beginning Palm ,n adm ission for th is d ate only.
• I' - ■
g s .rv -
SUNDAY. MtU< It 2M Vit
tees will be ilu stm te d by fine pic- P earson In “ Im possible C a th e rin e .”
tu res. T his is different. F in e oppor- See la te r an nouncem ents
Also a
tu n lty for you. Come.
I H arrold Lloyd comedy.
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All citizens of well-organized govern­
ments must pay taxes for the support
and maintenance of schools, roads, and
public institutions.
TAXES
Are as essential for the welfare and pro­
gress of our nation as food is for the
welfare and happiness of yourself. They
are due now, one half «1 which must be
paid before April 5th.
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Description of your property. We will
do the rest- attending -to ail the detail
and relieve you of all anxiety.
FIRST STATE BANK
MEMBER
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SYSTEM