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Res. 529
Gresham, Oregon
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GRESHAM LOCALS ;
John F. W hetson, of P o rtlan d ,
haa purchased the H ylton pool room
on Main stre e t and haa tak en posses­
sion.
The W. C. T. U. will m eet a t the
lib rary next T h u rsd ay 'ai7e'rnoo’n for
Mrs. H ow ard of Canby, Oregon,
visited o ver Sunday w ith h « son,
red H ow ard and fam ily.
H arry Jo h n so n has been confined
to hia hom e for several days w ith
pneum onia. Mr. Jo h n so n first su f­
fered an a tta c k of pleurisy w hich la­
te r developed in to pneum onia. He
btts been very low ' b u t re8ted ea8‘er
last n ig h t and it is hoped th e crises
is past.
Prof. E. E. E llio tt, su p erv iso r of
vocational a g ric u ltu ra l ed ucation is
inspecting the ag ricu ltu ral departm ent
a t Union H igh school today. P rofes­
so r E llio tt is a m em ber of th e faculty
at O. A. C. He Is th e successor to
Dr. H. P. B arrow s who resigned re-
cently to accept th e position as reg-
ional su p erv iso r of vocational ed u ­
cation of the secondary schools of
th e n o rth w est.
B. L. W alred was able to m ake his
first trip to his store Monday morning.
He is able to get around on crutches
b ut it will be some tim e before he can
walk w ithout th eir aid. T here were
no broken bones but the ligam ents and
bones were severely crushed and
bruised.
a business session.
Mr. and Mrs. A. J. S tout of Hoff,
THE U N I V E R S A L C A R
Oregon, fo rm e r resid en ts of th is vi­
cinity, w ere in G resham on business
last S aturday.
T he re g u la r m eeting of th e Gresh«
am Economy Cooking club, which
It’s no longer necessary to go into the
was to have been held next S aturday
details describing the practical merits
a t th e hom e of Georgia S tapleton,
of the Ford car—everybody knows all
has been postponed one week.
about "The Universal Car.” How it
Miss L au ra Shipley of W illam ette
U niversity sp en t th e w eek-end here
goes and comes day after day and year
w ith h e r p are n ts, Mr. an d Mrs. A.
after year at an operating expense so
W. Shipley.
small that it’s wonderful. This adver­
Miss G ertru d e E astm an left S un­
tisement is to urge prospective buyers to
day evening fo r B ritish C olum bia
w here she will spend th e su m m er
place orders without delay. Buy a Ford
visiting an a u n t.
car when you can get one. We’ll take
Mr. and Mrs. M orris W ilm arth and
good care of your order—get your Ford
fam ily visited w ith Mr. and Mrs. H.
to you as soon as possible—and give the
T
here’d
be
a
lot
more
efficiency
in
C. L arsen th is week. Miss W illis of
best in “after-service” when required.
H aley was a g u est at th e L arsen the world If women could m ake up
th e ir m inds as rapidly as some of them
hom e Monday.
T he S ta r degrees w ere co n ferred make up th e ir faces.
upon Mr. an d Mrs. W. K. H am ilton
a t th e re g u la r m eeting of th e M ount SENIOR CLASS ATTEND
CLASSMATE S FUNERAL
Scott c h a p te r of O. E. S. last T h u rs­
GRESHAM
day evening. W. H. Condon, a past
ESTACADA
T he sen io r class of U nion H igh at-
p atron of G resham c h a p te r was p res­ tneded th e fu n eral of Converse H.
en t and assisted in th e In itiato ry B urlingam e, w hich was held a t th e
work.
F airview M ethodist church S a tu r­
Sam R ak er, of P o rtlan d , was th e day, April 17, a t 2 p. m.
g u est of relativ es in G resham today,
Rev. T hom as M errill, p asto r of a
and was a d in n e r g u est of Mr. and U nited B reth re n church In P o rtlan d ,
Mrs. R. D. Bailey.
P erfectio n M ilker.
and an old frien d of th e fam ily M. W MEETING
Mrs. H. J. P u lfe r Is 111 at h e r hom e preached th e fu n eral service. Ho
Have only a few cows, so have no
PROVES GREAT SUCCESS
fu rth e r use fo r my P erfection Milk­
with a case of sm allpox. A train ed was assisted by Rev. T. A tkinson, a
T he local cam p of th e Modern er which composes of one double
n u rse is In ch arg e and It is felt all fo rm er p asto r at F airview ,
W oodm en In G resham held a rousing unit and com plete equipm ent. In
d an g er Is past. Mrs. P u lfe r is rest­
perfect condition and used only one
Music was fu rn ish ed by Mrs. A. L.
ing easy now. T he re st of th e fam i­ Stone, L. Stone, R osalie L u sch er and m eeting last F rid a y n ig h t w hen a year. W ill sell reasonable for cash.
ly are dom iciled In d ifferen t places and Mrs. H. P ra tt. P allb e arers w ere larg e n u m b er of can d id ates w ere in- J C all G resham 37x7, o r w rite M. R.
ltiate d into th e society.
, H einrich, R. 1, Boring.
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aw aitin g th e tim e when they can re- classm ates.
T h ere are only five
S tate D eputy A. P. M artin of P o rt- 1
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| tu rn to th e ir home.
sen io r boys In th e Union H igh school
Don’t expect too much of hum an he­
Mrs. F. N. M ew h irter was pleas­ They are E m m ett W elling, Lang land atten d e d th e m eeting and assist-
ed in th e w ork and th e re was a larg e inKS, y°u are one and you’ve never
an tly su rp rised S atu rd ay by an un­ Goodwin, A lbert Camp,
.
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,
set the world afire.
Edw ard
expected v isit from h e r b ro th er, W. Strong. Bayard Miller. E m m ett Zinn atten d a n ce from Dam ascus to g e th er
w
ith
o
th
e
r
v
isito
rs
from
P
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rtla
n
d
and
B. M cCarty an d sons B ert and George of F airview was th e o th e r pallb earer.
o th e r places.
of B attle G round, W ashington.
A larg e n u m b er of th e Union High
R efresh m en ts were served an d th e
Mr. and Mrs. H. C. M attison, of school stu d e n ts atten d ed th e se rv ­
P o rtlan d , an d Miss E m m a Jo h n so n , ices as well as m any o th e r frien d s m eeting was pronounced a g ran d suc­
cess. T his cam p is going a fte r som e
of G resham , m otored to O regon City and relatives.
of th e prizes offered fo r larg e classes
T«*O< MJMN RC&ISTKMCO I
Sunday.
P rin cip al E. F. Goodwin and Miss
Two le tte rs from Bill H illyard Mary Good rep resen ted th e high of can d id ates an d they expect to ta k e
in at least 24 can d id ates next m onth.
were received by his p are n ts, Mr. and school faculty.
T his cam p m eets th e first an d th ird
' Mrs. J. M. H illy ard , la st week. As
C onverse was one of only th ree
■ these were th e first th ey had re- boys o u t of th e 30 who s ta rte d w ith F rid a y evening of each m onth in the
We can’t compete for
1 celved for sev eral m onths th ey w ere th e p resen t se n io r class and who M odern W oodm en hall.
battery business on price.
■ doubly welcome. He is on th e U. S. would have com pleted th e w ork In
Willard service d o es
Happily m arried people are not as
‘ S. Du P ont an d is sta tio n e d a t Con­ Ju n e.
cost more, so does a Wil­
He w ill be g re a tly m issed scarce as the unhappily m arried would
lard Battery. But isn’t it
stantinople.
Bill w rites th a t his from hom e and school circles.
have you believe. A crazy man al­
true that if you hire a
boat was th e one deleg ated to go to
Many b ea u tifu l floral pieces te s ti­ ways th in k s the whole world is insane.
real engineer, or a r c h i­
Syria a fte r th e bodies of th e Y. M. fied to th e love and respect In which
tect, or c o n tr a c to r , or
ca rp en ter, or m e c h a n ic ,
C. A. se creta ries who w ere killed he was held. Especially noticeable
M asquerade dance a t F airview ,
or d o c to r , or la w y e r,
th e re recently. Bill expects to come w ere th e pieces from th e F airview S atu rd ay evening, A pril 24. P rize
that it saves in the long
home In a few m onths. He has been Sunday school of w hich he was a fo r best lad y ’s costum e, also, lady's
run?
m
ost
ridiculous
costum
e.
D
itto
for
aw ay th ree years.
We’re in bus! nr we to do the
m em ber and from th e high school
job
r i f h t th * firat t u n a - awl
gentlem en.
Mrs. R. D. Bailey e n te rta in e d Mrs. 1 ! stu d en ts.
th at costa more than to fix it
an
it
haa to be done over agadn
Bert Inm an and sister. Miss L illian
In term e n t was in D ouglass cem e­
aoon after.
Special
C om m unication
of
Ja eg e r, of P o rtlan d , Mr. and Mrs. C. tery.
When we aell a Willard B a t­
G resham Lodge No. 152 A. F.
tery with Threaded Rubber
I. R ak er and Mrs. F ie tta Bailey at
Insulation w e charge more for
& A. M. T h u rsd ay evening,
d in n er on last Sunday.
it, b u t, it doesn’t come back
DO HENS HAVE TEETH?
A pril 22, a t 8 o ’clock for lab o r in th e
for re-insulation with a big bill
Miss Ruby A rth u r, of P o rtlan d , is
POULTRY CLASS SAYS YES F. C. degree.
to you. It stay« on the job till
it has delivered all the service
V is it in g
b ro th e rs w elcom e.
spending th e w eek w ith h e r sister,
bought—and generally a
At th e last m eeting of th e poultry
C B. PETERSO N , Sec’y.
i ot rou more
than you'd believe
Miss Mabel A rth u r at th e hom e of
class a very enjoyable tim e was spent W. K. HAMILTON, W. M.
possible.
Mrs. J. G. M etzger.
with much profit to all.
Try it once— and you'll feel
Card o f T hanks.
the same as 99 % of all who
P rofessor Moffitt told th e class
own Willard Batteries with
We wish to express o u r th a n k s to
th a t one of th e m ost essen tial th in g s
Threaded Rubber Insulation.
in g ettin g la rg e egg production was th e many friends who have show n us
Drop in, glad to see you.
h
elpfulness
and
sym
pathy
d
u
rin
g
th
e
to have contented hens.
sickness
and
d
eath
of
o
u
r
beloved
son
Mrs. Moffitt th rew a monkey
w rench into th e m achinery when she and b ro th er, an d for th e b eau tifu l
asked "w h ere is a h en ’s sense of floral offerings.
Mr. and Mrs. E. B u rlin g am e and
j ta s te ? ” No one could an sw er off­
Fam ily.
hand and the question was left until
G resham , O regon
th e next m eeting April 21.
Card
o
f
T
hanks.
A new discovery was m ade by the
We wish to express o u r sincere
class. Hens have teeth . All th e ir
lives th e different m em bers had said g ra titu d e to o u r friends in G resham
"scarce as h e n ’s te e th ” and yet they for th e sym pathy and kindness ex­
found th at a hen has a larg e num ber tended to us at th e tim e of o u r recent
of teeth . They are th e pieces of g rit bereavem ent. We a re also g ra te fu l
for th e b eautiful floral offerings.
which she picks up.
T H E BRAMHALL FAMILY.
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you need and will gladly furnish you estimates and assist you
in making your color selections.
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It
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We are making a special display this week of Paints and accessories and invite
your inspection.
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Phone 661
Phone 661
Joseph H etney, a pioneer of 1874
and a resident of th is vicinity since
:: th en , passed aw ay a t hia hom e n e a r
G resham early Monday m orning a f­
te r a loug illness. He is survived by
his widow, five sons and two d au g h ­
ters. T he sons a re F ra n k , R ichard,
A lbert and A rth u r of G resham and
Ross of E ast H ighland. C alifornia.
T he tw o d au g h ters a re Mrs. E lla Mc­
Coy of B rooklyn. New York an d Mrs.
Alice Robinson of L ew iston, Mont.
F u n eral services will be held from
th e G resham B aptist church to m o r­
row- forenoon a t 10 o ’clock. I n te r­
m ent will be in th e G resham cem e­
tery. An o b itu a ry will ap p e ar later.
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MULTNOMAH COUNTY
PIONEER PASSES AWAY
In a New Era—
Mrs. M artha B ram h all, a pioneer
of M ultnom ah county, died suddenly
at B attle G round. W ashington, on
last F riday, April 18. T he fu n eral
services were held from th e G resh­
am M ethodist Episcopal church on
M onday and In term en t was In the
G resham cem etery beside h er h u s­
band. who died h ere sev eral years
ago.
Several
ch ild ren
survive,
am ong them being H arry and C harles
of T ro u td ale. A m ore extended
o b itu a ry will a p p e ar later.
With an enlarged vision of service, the
First State Bank is conscious of the obli­
gations and alive to the opportunities of
constructive banking. With facilities am­
ple for the biggest service, and adequate
for the smallest. Its power and resource
are measured and limited only by the elas­
ticity of the Federal Reserve System of
u hich it is a member,
If you are a fool you m ight as well
be an out and-out one. Cut off a mule's
ears and he'd still be a mule.
You may have the reputation of be­
ing a good sport and still not make
much of a hit with the grocer.
Bargains In the want ada.
FIRST STATE BANK
GRESHAM, ORE.