Gresham outlook. (Gresham, Multnomah County, Or.) 1911-1991, July 23, 1920, Page 3, Image 3

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    GRESHAM
OUTLOOK
MELROSE AND VICTORY
T he su p e rin ten d e n t. Rev. E arl B.
Cotton, will again be in ch arg e of the
Iliff Sunday school, next Sunday, j ,
Ju ly 25. a f te r an absence of two Sun-11
days He has been for the past th ree ;
weeks a t W illam ette U niversity, S a - !
lent, w here he atten d ed th e ru ra l I
p asto r’s conference. D uring th e Suu-
day school h o u r Rev. Cotton will give '
a rep o rt of th e work of th e confer-1
ence.
Mr. an d Mrs. Chas. S oderquist, o t
th e Powell Valley d istric t, has pur- I
chased th e b eau tifu l hom e of Mr. and ,
M-s. S. E. B ackstrand an d will tak e
possession ab o u t th e first of A ugust.
'! T^> B ack stran d s will re tu rn to th e ir
I home in P o rtlan d and Mr. B ackstrand
I w ill again ta k e up his profession as
¡a bu ild er and co n tracto r. D uring th e I
I past five years Mr. B ack stran d has
bu ilt his 40-acre farm in to one of th e
1 m ost a ttra c tiv e and productive farm s j
in th is section and it is w ith regret
th a t th e neighbors and frien d s learn
of th e ir d ep a rtu re . Many w ishes for)
a happy an d prosperous fu tu re follow j
them.
.Mr. and Mrs. Geo. H ayden are en ­
joying th e ow nership of a Ford car
which they purchased recently.
O ONE but a user
can realize how
. much longe/ Republic
Tires wear, or how much
Prodium means to their
longer life.
Because the Prodium
Process actually tough­
ens th e r u b b e r and
causes it to wear down
slowly and evenly, like
steel.
This quality of tough­
ness means protection
from water, the cutting
and chipping that allow
foreign matter to enter
and weaken the fabric
and to cause premature
destruction to the tire.
$15,000.00
Multnomah & Clackamas County Mutual Telephone Company
Gresham, Oregon
Dateti July 15, I ll- j o
6% SERIAL BONDS
lin e Sei ¡ally Ju ly 15, 1995
to Ju ly 15, I titln, inclusive.
Coupon Bonds in denom inations of 1100.00 aud »500.00
In terest payable Ja n u a ry 15th an d Ju ly 15th
am PO reaon
» Î n d â ' î î ? 1 payable a t th e » “ ■>* of G resham . G resh-
8 u. Bonds are a direct obligation of th e com pany and are
backed up by th e en tire aasets of the com pany
.
, nio,?,>y t0 be raised by th is bond issue is for th e num ose of
,he °.fflce p lan t by in stallin g a new and larg er S w itch
b«*rd' ‘he purchase of cablp and w ire for extension of the system
and th e purchase of add itio n al phones.
system
18 5be ‘ llue ‘o buy bonds and put your money to work at its
m e n tadVantaK<’ an d ‘hUS in su re «‘axtm um re tu rn s on your Invest?
F o r fu rth e r in fo rm atio n in q u ire of th e
B A N K OF G R E SH A M
or
H. J. P U L FE R , S e c ’y
G resham , O regon
Mult. & Clack. Co. M. T. Co.
TROUTDALE
G resham , Oregon.
The re g u la r p reaching services will
be held a t th e M ethodist church next
Sunday evening a t th e usual hour
The pastor, Rev. E arl B. C otton, who
for the past th ree weeks has been a t­
tending the ru ra l p asto r’s conference
at Salem, will give a rep o rt on th a t
m eeting.
T he topic for discussion
will be "An Ideal R ural C om m unity ”
An in v itation is extended to all to
atten d and join in th e evening service
T here will be no A ugust m eeting
of th e L ad ies’ Aid society an d th e
next m eeting will be held a t th e
hom e of Mrs. H. C. McGinnis in Sep­
tem ber.
Many frien d s will be shocked to
h ear of th e sudden d eath of Conrad
P ark er, who was well know n here.
F u n eral an n ouncem ent m ade else­
where.
BORING AND VICINITY.
L ast week th e heavy pow er wire
broke n ea r th e R arnser place. It is
said th a t th e flames from th e wires
flared eight feet high. Mr. Rarnser,
in an attem p t to move th e ends of th e
wire, to prevent dam age, was him self
burned about th e hands and feet. He
BO RING G A R A G E
waa tak en to the St. Vincent hospital
for tre a tm e n t and is rep o rted doing
WALTER W. METZGER, Proprietor
S H IP L A P
fine. B erth a Shank, th e D am ascu s,
telephone o p erato r, received such a 1
terrific shock from th e occurence th a t
ROUGH BOARDS
an enforced lay-off was necessary to
get nerves back to norm al. T his’ has
SURFACED BOARDS
happened a n um ber of tim es before i
and probably will again and again.
2 IN. D IM E N SIO N
T he d ear public is easy.
Mrs. R ichard Davis from th e G ar­
field country has been visiting h er
ETC.
CORBETT
sister, Mrs. S. A. Roberts. Both la ­
Mrs. Jessie F. Riley, who has been dies were before th e ir m arria g e th e
B7/A s TAG6Ar<D StutL i
visiting relativ es h ere th e past Misses Lem ons, of a fam ily well-
m onth, left for h er hom e a t B elling­ know n in th is com m unity.
M ighty sw eet music to a fa rm e r is
ham , W ashington, Monday evening.
th e early m orning efforts of th e young
Miss
G
eorge
has
as
h
er
g
u
est
th
is
953$ w y v "
cockerels try in g to tu n e up as th eir
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week, h er tw in sisters, from S h er­ daddy ro o ster does when he calls the
ifi-Mueft •»» ¿'.»'-»A
COME TO PLEASANT HOME
wood.
world from its slum bers. It sounds a I
The excessive rain s of th e past little p rettier, th ough, to h ea r th e
week have m ade haying a d isco u rag ­ young pullets im itate th e song of
ing business in th is vicinity.
th e ir m am m a hen.
T. J. Bohna has been spending
Miss T illie P ulliuni, who has held
FORMER TROUTDALE BOY
was as well as usual Sunday b ut was
ent position at W ashington some tim e n ea r Blaine, Oregon, v isit­
TUESDAY
THURSDAY
FRIDAY
DIES IN PORTLAND tak en ill suddenly th e first of th e a D. governm
ing E rnest E lliott. He enjoyed good
C., retu rn ed home last Friday.
fishing
w
hile
th
ere.
I
week and died ab o u t th irty m inutes
Mrs. E thel Sm ith S tew art has been
C onrad P ark er, young son of Mrs.
T he special school m eeting held
a fte r the op eratio n W ednesday even­ tendered th e school at T renholm , Co­
lum bia county, a t which place Mrs last S atu rd ay aftern o o n , bro u g h t o ut
F lo ra P a rk e r who until last fall lived ing.
S tew art ta u g h t tw o years. She has a fine atten d an ce. The business of
in T routdale, died suddenly in P o rt­
The fu n eral services will be held not accepted th e position.
th e m eeting, as advertised, was for
land W ednesday evening a f te r an from the T ro u td ale church. Sunday
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F
Reed and
A. - D. S tew art were th e purpose of buying site and voting
COM E EA R LY
funds for erectin g a new schoolhouse.
op eration for appendicitis.
a t 1 o’clock.
In term e n t in th e
P o rtlan d , T h u rsd ay
At
th
e
previous
m
eeting
a
m
ajority
Conrad was nearly 11 years old D ouglass cem etery.
voted two acres in the so u th e ast cor­
FAIRVIEW
an d was well know n in T routdale
----
N ear relativ es who rem ain to
ner of the Jo h n H offm eister farm as TELEPHONE COMPANY
d ated Ju ly 15, 1920 m a tu rin g Ju ly
w here he atten d ed school. He w ith m ourn th e ir loss are his m o th er, fo u r
T he opposition
ISSUES SERIAL BONDS 15, 1925 to Ju ly 15, 1930, Inclusive.
Mrs. M. D outhit spent a few days th e new location.
his m other and sisters moved i o ! sisters, Mrs. Dulice W rig h t, Mrs. w ith h er d au g h ter, Mrs. J. W. M oller claim ed th a t th e m otion failed, as a
T he bonds are on sale a t th e Bank of
tw o -th ird s m ajo rity was requisite.
P o rtlan d last fall and soon a f t e r - ! H ollis R ickert, Mrs. G ladys M alston and family.
The M ultnom ah & C lackam as G resham o r a t th e telephone office.
S atu rd ay , le tte rs front th e atto rn ey -
E.
S
urface
and
fam
ily
of
Yakim
a,
w ards he w *. in ju red in an autom o- and G eorgie P ark er, one b r o th e r ! W a sh in g to n ? a“ r e V to iu V w 5 th “ The g eneral and from th e d istric t a tto r ­ County M utual T elephone com pany
A lready m ore th an 100 m iles of
lie accident and never fully reeov- Mabin P a rk e r and a h alf sister. Mrs. 1 fo rm e r’s sister, Mrs. E. ^Burlingam e ney w ere read which m ade it plain is offering for sale six per cent serial wire have been p u t up in read in ess
th a t a tw o -th ird s m ajo rity was not bonds to th e am o u n t of $15,000.
ered from th e in ju ries received. HeJ F lo ren ceB eatt of Mt. V ernon, 111.
and family-
for th e new sw itch board when It a r ­
T here will be an ice cream social needed. However, to please th e op­
T he money to be raised is fo r th e
and a lawn p arty at th e hom e of Mr. ponents an o th er vote was tak en on purpose of im proving th e p rese n t rives. At th e p rese n t tim e no new
lines can be connected w ith th e
and Mrs. Edw in B urlingam e S a tu r­ th e H offm eister site. This tim e it
day evening, Ju ly 24, to which all ca rrie d 18 to 35 favorable as ag ain st p lan t by th e in stallin g of a new and board as th e p resen t board is c a rry ­
a re cordially invited. T he social is 16 to 27 as voted th e m eeting before. la rg e r sw itch board and fo r th e p u r­ ing (he m axim um n u m b er of lines.
given under th e auspices of th e M. E. So now, at last. Union d istrict No. 26 chase of cable and w ire fo r extension I t Is believed th a t th e telephone
is going to have an up-to-the-m inute
L adies' Aid society.
new schoolhouse, located in an ideal of th e system .
service will be much b e tte r as soon as
C A SH
P A ID
place.
T he board m em bers were au ­
T he e n tire assets of th e com pany th e new eq u ipm ent Is installed.
A dance will be given at F a ir-le w
thorized
to
go
ahead
and
p
urchase
the
S atu rd ay eve, Ju ly .’ll.
Door prize
back up th ese bonds which a r e a
In th e m ean tim e local people
lot and proceed to m ake a rra n g e ­
will be p resented.
43 m
have th e o p p o rtu n ity of helping a
ents for co n stru ctin g the building splendid investm ent.
T he bonds are issued in denom i­ local business by m aking a good in ­
to be ready for pupils not la te r th an
T rou td ale, A tten tion !
Septem ber, 1921.
T he youngsters n ations of $100 and $500 and a re vestm en t for them selves.
T
he
Sandy
R
iv
er
g
arag
e
at
T
ro
u
t­
for Fresh Cows, Beef Cows, Hogs, Calves of any kind.
dale is p rep ared to do all kinds of will be pleased. They have been In a
vulcanizing, lath e work, oxyacetylene shack long enough.
W onder when th e papers will be­
E. B A U M A N N ,
welding and general rp p air work.
to say so m eth in g about Cox’s-
J. L. Cook, p ro p rieto r.
Phone gin
G resham 48x5.
44 arm y.
Mr. and Mrs. E rw in H ackett, of
Oregon City, were Sunday visitors at
th e Boese home. N ettie Boese left
with H aFketts to spend th e week In
the city.
•V erner A nderson, em ployed a t V an­
couver, spent Sunday with th e John
Put
A ndersons.
The B ennett, McGort.v and th e H or­
Sunshine
in
ner farm s have been sold recently
Your H om e with
The buyers of th e McGort.v and B en­
nett have alread y moved in Jn d taken
possesion.
W alter M etzger sp e n t Sunday at
Seaside w here Mrs. M etzger Is en
joying th e su m m er vacation.
PA IN TS, VAKNiSHES, ENAMELS, Etc.
Of course we d o n ’t know an y th in g
about b u ilding roads and precious
Dingy rooms dampen many a housewife’s
little ab o u t fixing them , b u t it does
interest in tho home.
seem odd to fill a hole in th e road by
Keepin-e ti-e woodwork, wplls, floor.: and
stick in g a tall pole up in it. T h a t’s
furniture looking brigh- r.nd new helps to
how th e hole on R ich ard ’s hill is
make her home life well worth w’-ile,
fixed.
W onder who had th e con-
A tew b d la rs spent for Fl.’LI.EI Prod­
t ract ?
ucts ’ v will V.fHK
work V
v.-onder:i.
will pit “ ra- »
T4" .
— 5^4 7 if
fin ’O/ i. I t Will
Guy Osburn finished h arv estin g
Í . 41,,,F S f c t S F f;,i
ta to I ta k e n » .
his hay and left for up C olum bia
riv er to resum e fishing.
Insure your tire mileage
with Republics.
R epublic
T ires
-sé
LUM BER
Better than any grade sold in this vicinity
Plump Thickness and Seasoned Dry
Í
See F. D. KRIBS
Greatly Reduced Prices
Gresham
Phone 901
This Sedan—When
Gas is High
T rip let Springs Helped Create These
Extraordinary Records o f Econom y
NIN ETY-SEVEN OVERLAND SEDANS all over
America recently averaged 25,2 miles per gallon. An
Overland Sedan won in its class in the Las Angeles-
Yosemite 355-mile economy run with an average of
27.6 miles per gallon. One hundred miles was rough
mountain road
And this Sedan is Comfortable,
Summer and Winter.
Touring. $0*8: R-»dstrr, $0*5;
Pn<-e* L <*. b Toiftio, aubject to
$ is j$ ; S-dan, $157$
w.tjaout ootMa
G R ESH A M O V E R L A N D CO.
WESSEL
GRKSHAM, OREGON
W. A
PLEASANT HOME
Rev. E arl B. C otton, th e pastor,
will again be In charge of the se rv ­
ices at th e M ethodist church Sunday
m orning. Ju ly 26. He will ta k e the
subject "An Ideal R ural C om m uni­
ty." Rev. Cotton will give a rep o rt
of th e ru ra l p asto r's conference at
Salem which he has been atten d in g
for th e past th ree weeks. The S un­
day school will m eet at th e usual
hour.
WOMAN’S
< 4SE
AM 4ZKS
G R E H H IN
A business m an's wife could not
sew o r read w ith o u t sh a rp pains in
h er eyes F or years her eyes were
red and weak. F in ally «he tried zim
pie w itchhazel, cam phor, h y d rastis,
etc , a« mixed in L avoptik eye wash
The re su lt produced by a single b ot­
tle am azed everyone. W e g u ara n tee
a sm all b o ttle L avoptik to help ANY
CA8E w eak, "^ train ed o r Inflamed
eye».
A lum inum eye cup F R E E
G resham D rug S tore.— Adv.
ATTENTION GROWERS
OF
SEEDLINO
CHERRIES!
Y our’ ch ild ren o r o th e rs can m ake
good money picking th e fru it off
seedling trees th a t is unfit for m ar­
ket o r ca n n ery — ju st Jumble them
Into a box and ahlp to us. We ex­
trac t th e seed for p ro p ag atin g p u r­
poses.
OREGON NURSERY CO.,
ORENCO, OREGON
’f'Jt'AîMTûfî W.P.Fuilcr&Co.
il»
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r l h u n t B ra n c h H o u m
P a r i l a n d , S e a t t le ,
lu c a r n a , S p a i a i , 3 o it a
V Up o
C
y
F U L L rr
ita a lc r
in Toar
T o -a n
C H O IC E M E A T S
H o m e m a d e H a m « , B a c o n , S au s ag e, L a r d
Full line of Cold Lunch Meats
SANITARY MARKET
Main S treet
GRESHAM
GKO. DIKTL,
P hone $81
Prop.
W H Y T H E ELEC TR IC C LE A N E R ?
T h ere Is really no com parison betw een th e ease and th o ro u g h ­
ness with which an E lectric C lean er rem oved d irt and th e difficulty
of sw eeping.
Tf u*- on* CAN clean ruga and carp ets w ith o u t an electric clean-
*r ’ A
or carp et •'» ccp er will brush up 8OME of th e d irt; ana
If you like th e exercise an d have plenty of tim e and stren g th a broom
and a ca rp et b eater will do th e work a fte r a fashion.
In the sam e way one can wash w ithout soap
W ater alone will
rem ove some d irt If applied w ith enough "elbow g rease."
B ut people use soap because it cleans m ore easily and b etter th an
wBifli aione.
.
F o r th e sam e reason people use E lectric C leaners because they
clean m ore eaatly and far b etter th an o th e r m etboda.
ELECTRIC ST O R E
ELEC TR IC BU IL D IN G
"B uy Your K lectrlr Goode at an K lertrlc store."