Th* Gresham
COUNTY
C O M M IS S IO N E R
republican , or course ^-
Steam
Laundry la!
TROUTDALE
PLEASANT HOME
prepared to do steam cleaning and |
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pressing
Let us do your work.— ! Fairview lodge No. 92 A. F. &
Mr and Mrs. J. J. Laffey, of Con-
Adv.
A M , held a tine meeting Saturday tiellsville, Pa., spent Thursday and
evening. May 1st. at the Masonic hall Friday of last week pi the home of
in Troutdale. It was the regular Mrs P. M Miller.
meeting time, and extra work was
Miss Elva Dolan entertained Miss
put on in conferring the Master Ma Ivy TenEyck and Miss Loretta Laffey
son degree on Thomas Miller, of the at dinner on Tuesday evening.
Sandy road, and L. A Harlow, of
Mrs. B. C. Altman will lead the
Troutdale. The degree work for Mr. young people’s meeting Sunday even
Miller was put on by a team from the ing at the Baptist church.
Gresham lodge in the afternoon, and
The Baptist church people will
in the evening, in the presence of give J. R. Duncan and Rev. Robert G.
about 85 local and visiting Masons, Kay a birthday party Friday evening
the degree was conferred on Mr. Har in the church basement.
low by a team of fellow courthouse
A Mother’s Day program in charge
employes of tis. Among the visitors of the Girl Reserves will be given at
from Portland were County Clerk the Methodist church Sunday morn
Beveridge, Road Master Eatchel, and ing at 11 o’clock. A complete pro
Sheriff Hurlburt. Pins emblamatic gram is given elsewhere in this pa-
of the degree, were presented to tho •per. All are invited to attend.
two candidates. Ralph Hoyt, coun
Mrs. Geo. Carpenter was taken to
ty commissioner, acted as musician. the hospital for an operation Tuesday.
Sandwiches and coffee, with cake
Miss Clara Nasshahn Is being
sent in by the wives of the local Ma treated at the. Good Samaritan hos
sons, comprised the lunch.
pital.
At the Troutdale Sunday school
There will be a Mother's Day pro
last Sunday, it was voted to hold this gram at the Pleasant Home Baptist
service at 10 o’clock a. in , instead of church next Sunday evening at 8
11 as before. Evening service will p m. The pastor. Rev. Robt. Kay
be at 8 p. in. as usual.
will preach a short sermon on “The
At the Troutdale Ladies’ Aid meet Mothers of the Bible."
ing at Mrs. Wm. Spence's home Wed
nesday afternoon, it was decided to
PLEASANT VALLEY
give a supper at the church Satur
day evening. May 15. Mrs. L. A.
Mr. and Mrs. John Kadock, of
V O T E X 130
Harlow will hold the next tea at her Lents, were callers at the home of
home, the last Thursday in the Mr. and Mrs. Jas. McLean one even
month. Mrs. J. R. Knarr and Mrs. ing recently.
L. A. Harlow were hostesses with
T. P. Campbell and O. N. Sager
Mrs. Spence in serving the dainty re made a business trip to Oregon City
freshments.
Friday.
“A Mother’s Day Message” is the
Mr. and Mrs. Dick of Portland,
R epublican C andidate topic
of the sermon to be given by were guests at the home of Mr. and
the pastor. Rev. Earl B. Cotton, at Mrs. F. A. Lehman last Saturday ev
For D istrict Ju d ge
the evening service Sunday.
i ening
DEPARTMENT NO. 2
Bliss Bros, have built an addition
to their milk house to care for their
Does
your
suit
need
cleaning?
The
Now Deputy District Attorney
•
increasing milk business.
Gresham Steam Laundry will do it j ever
Overseas Veteran.
Willard Bliss has erected for him
for
you.
Give
us
a
trial.—
Adv.
self a new garage.
Prominent in Fraternal Affairs.
Has worked his way up from the
The Russellville dramatiP club,
ranks, is well and favorably known;
will put on one of their famous plays
has the legal ability and practical
at Pleasant Valley grange hall Sat
experience to make a good judge.
urday evening. May 15. Russellville
— Paid Adv.
dramatic club has attained an en
viable reputation for the excellent
rendition of their plays and those
who come out to hear them will not
regret the time and money spent.
Jas. McLean, who recently pur
chased the W. F. Garrison farm, has
moved onto the place with his family.
Mr. McLean has recently arrived
, here from Wisconsin.
Mr. and Mrs. Garrison have depart
ed for Medford, where they contem
plate making their future home.
7m h appy
■By because Tve &>t
money
in th e
It makes
me' h a ppy
» to see i t
Grow
i.ARE YOU SATISFIED WITH WHAT YOU ARE DOING WITH
YOUR MONEY?
STOP AND THINK.
START A BANK ACCOUNT.
P IT YOUR MONEY IN OUR RANK.
YOU WILL RECEIVE A PER CENT INTEREST.
FIVE PER CENT ON TIME DEPOSITS OF $500 OR OVKR.
RICHARD DEICH
E. N. WHEELER
R epublican C andidate
for
COUNTY
C O M M ISSIO N E R
K. A. MILLER, Cashier.
“AIN’T IT A GRAND AND GLOR1OI S FEELING”
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C oat o r F A i H T t
V O T E NO. 28
Hamliton Johnstone
For Delegate To
National
Republican Convention
(Two to Elect)
P aid A dv.
Pleating
Paid Adv.
H E M ST IT C H IN G
V O T E X 143
A. A. M U C K
RE-ELECT
COUNTY COMMISSIONER
Thos. M. Hurlburt
FOR RE-BLKCTION
R epublican P rim aries, May 2 1 .
MRH. CARRIE HANSEN
Phone 51x8
Gresham
Main St., near High School
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By BRIGGS.
N « r « i s A aaculy
POWELL VALLEY
Is a business man, not a politician,
a taxpayer In Multnomah county for
30 years. An advocate of good roads.
“A business administration and the
best possible value for every dollar
disbursed.”
buttons
BANK OF GRESHAM
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Mr. and Mrs. Bert Olsen and Mrs.
C. P. Johnson left Wednesday evening
for Bradfleld, Kansas, where they
will spend the summer visiting
friends. During their absence the
A. Gustafson family will live in their
house and care for the stock.
Richard Staffenson has Just re
ceived a new model Ford which he
ordered some time ago.
Rev. Daniel Halstrom, of Portland,
will preach both morning and even
ing at the Mission church Sunday.
This is the last time that Rev. Mr.
Halstrom will be here as he expects
to leave soon for Sweden for an ex
tended visit.
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Let us all follow this fellow’s example and enjoy this
Grand and Glorious Feeling
This is clean-up w eek.
W ed n esd ay, M ay 12th, H auling D ay
Have your rubbish picked up ready for the city’s haulers
before that day, and as you clean up, brighten up with a
coat of paint.
W e have paint for every purpose.
A. A. Muck recently announced
his
candidacy
for
renomination
as
REPUBLICAN
county commissioner on the republi
can ticket. He has served one term
G eneral C ontractors
as a member of the board of county
FO R S H E R IF F
commissioners, having been elected
in 1916. Basing his candidacy for
C arpentering
Sheriff Hurlburt has given the renomination on the claim that he
SUMMONS.
and custody of the minor children
has given all his time and attention
County during the past six years to his official duties, Mr. Muck points
Gladys Mildred Rail and Pearl Hall.
E lectrical W iring
In
the
Circuit
Court
of
Oregon
for
The summons is published by or
the most businesslike administration to the fact that he has attended ev
Multnomah Couunty.
der Hon. John McCourt granted
ery meeting of the county board but
F ixtures and Lam ps
4
Evelyn
Hall,
Plaintiff
vs.
Harley
Hall,
April 2, 1920 and requiring drat pub
one during his term of office.
it has ever had.
Defendant.
lication to he had upon the second
Prior to assuming his present
— P aid A dv.
S eptic Tanks
To
Harley
Hall:
In
the
name
of
day
of April and the laBt upon the
duties. Mr. Muck, who has resided In
the State of Oregon you are hereby fourteenth day of May of said year.
Portland
with
his
family
for
17
VOTE FOR
C em ent W ork
required to appear and answer the
B. F. MULKEY,
years, served a term as president of
complaint herein on die In said
Attorney for Plaintiff,
the St. Johns city council and two
A . H. BURTON
Court
on
or
before
the
14th
day
of
403
Corbett
Building,
terms as mayor of St. Johns, being
Office and Shop,
A. B , LL. B.
May. 1920, and If you fail to answer
Portland. Oregon.
the incumbent of that office when St.
Main St.
Bungalow Bldg.
the plaintiff will ask for the relief First publication. April 2, 1920.
R epublican C an d id ate
Johns was merged with Portland.
prayed for In her complaint namely, I^tnt publication. May 4, 1920.
County Superintendent of
Commissioner Muck’s activities
G r a h a m , Ore.
PhoiM
tiir a decree dissolving the marriage
during the war gained him consid
Schools
contract existing between yourself
Frank C. J o a o
Floyd L. Mack
You can’t have "nerve” and too
erable prominence. He organized
— P aid Adv.
FOR
and the plaintiff; and for the care many nerves.
the territory north of Fremont street
for the war savings stamp drive and
had full charge of that drive in C O U N T Y A SSE SSO R
, Multnomah county outside of Port-
I
Phone 407
1
| land. He participated as a district
W H Y T H E ELEC TR IC C LE A N E R ?
; leader in all of the Red Cross drives
There
Is really no comparison between the ease and thorough
' and in three of the liberty loan cam-
ness with which an Electric Cleaner removed dirt and the difficulty
| paigns. In two of the liberty loan
or
sweeping.
WALTER W. METZGER, Proprietor
drives he had charge of ail territory
True, one CAN clean rugs and carpet# without an electric clean
in Multnomah coufity outside of
er. A broom or carpet aweeper will brush up SOME of the dirt; ana
Automobile Work Guaranteed
•
Portland.
No.
149
ir you like the exercise and have plenty of time and strength a broom
Mr Muck’s declaration of candi
A F u ll L ine o f T ires, O ils and A ccessories
and a carpet beater will do the work after a fashion.
dacy is as follows:
On th e Kepulrflcan B allot,
In the same way one can wash without soap. Water alone will
"If I am nominated and elected I
remove some dirt If applied with enough "elbow grease.”
will, during my term of office, favor
But people use soap because It cleans more easily and better than
and enforce one hundred per cent
’•BUT alOIie.
Major Welch has served as a valu
K IN G
Americanism in all departments of ing officer of Multnomah County In the
ROCK SPR IN G S
For the same reason people use Electric Cleaners because they
county government; favor the de Administrations of four Assessor's and
clean more easily and far better than other methods.
velopment of the budget system so is at present Chief Field Deputy in the
that the people will be fully Informed office. He has the endorse ment of As
ELECTRIC ST O R E
in regard to expenditures; devote sessor Reed, who says of him:
my entire time to the office, as In the
"Major Welch is an experienced and
ELECTRIC BU IL D IN G
past: continue to discharge my du competent valuing officer, is a man of
ties with e(fflclency, courtesy and splendid executive ability and Judg
"Buy Your Electric Goods at an E lectric Store. ”
economy; keep my office door open, ment, is familiar with the fundamen
as I have since I became county com tals of taxation and the laws pertain
missioner, so that people having ing to it, and is fully qualified to fill
business with me may consult me the Important office of County Assess
G as B ricketts
Ekstrom Truck Service
without delay; favor reduction of or
His service In the Army in the
Phone KAI
cost of government by consolidation Spanish War. in the Mexican Border
of conflicting activities; favor home trouble, and In the World War entitles
labor and home products; favor en bint to the special consideration of the
forcement of law.”
vote«,”
His slogan is: "Present county
Major Welch's slogan: “Long exper-
C A SH
C H O IC E M E A T S
P A ID
commissioner; always on the Job; lence in the Assessor’s office a sure
continued good service.”
guarantee of efficient service.”
H om em ade H am s, Bacon, S au sage, Lard
(Paid Adv.)
Paid Adv.
Frank C. Jones Co.
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BORING GARAGE
L. L. KIDDER HDW. CO.
MAJOR HIRAM U. WELCH
COAL
Full line of Cold Lunch Meats
SANITARY MARKET
Main Street
Phone 881
GRK8HAM
GKO. DIBTL.
SAND
(
GRAVEL
for Fresh Cows, Beef Cows, Hogs, Calves of any kind.
E. B A U M A N N ,
Gresham
Phone 901
Prop.
C. M. ZIMMERMAN
Auto Repair Shop
East 37th and Caruthers, one block north of Division
Street, Portland
Phones, Tabor 5369 or Gresham 971
In connection with our truck service we have
opened one of the Best Sand and Gravel Pits in the
County, and are prepared to deliver, any place, or »ell
at the pit at Troutdale, Ore.
J. R KNARR
RICHARD KNARR
Phone Gresham 489
Tabor 5 0 7 i
G raham M t
ROCKWOOD GARAGE
KREOESKY BROS. Props.
Overhauling, Repairing, Welding and Brazing
Tires, Oils, Accessories
C orner R ase L ine and R ockw ood Roads