Gresham outlook. (Gresham, Multnomah County, Or.) 1911-1991, August 13, 1920, Image 3

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Newspaper Page Text■ KELSO • * t r» ». m ■ «», BORING AND VICINITY. Mrs. Joseph A. Jo n sru d and little By RICA ANDERSON. sous. R ussell, R oland and K enneth, Monday m orning g re a t excitem ent of G rants Pass, Oregon, spent a tew days last week w ith th e G ilbert an d prevailed for som e m om ents when th e natives heard th e fam iliar peck- R obert Jo n sru d fam ilies. T. B. Bowen has sold his place and Ity-peck of a th resh in g m achine. Long distance cran in g located th e will move to Sandy. T he schoolhouse is being ren o v a t m achine and crew a t J a k e De Since th en stack in g has ed, and th e floors oiled in p re p a ra Young's. tion fo r th e opening of school Sep been ru sh in g am ong th e men folks. The ladies have been busy Alling th e tem b er 13. R. E. J a rl has been w orking up at cooky ja rs. T h resh in g is no longer Will sell farm complete. Includes Crop; Implements; hls“ mUl 7 to v e “ °Ma7mot'”f o ? “theU U s t , i b!,,biL 2 ? ^ . ! ? n. . iL.U8pd_L" b e _h!,.tb e early days, but it still cre ate s a little two weeks. Stock, 20 Milch Cows, and Young Stock, 3 Horses; A "near” au to accident happened I ° f ’hp 8! ‘,r and ” u ,,p r of , ho8e tlnip8 everything except Poultry. Machinery from Garden Sunday on th e Deep creek hill when I And ’■'«»1 h ere fits to p erfection a re- the d riv er failed to m ake a s h a r p ? " " ? ' “ w eeding bee las Tuesday Cultivator to a flour m ill; also Tractor, everything goes. tu rn , com ing up the hill In backing < * . ? ‘ The biggest buy ever offered. Crop will be worth $3000. up th e b rak e failed to hold, and only ,V 8h° “ e *?C*UB‘i,ely f,Or„ k ‘lV „ Tb1‘B 18 an im m ense stu m p n ea r the ro ad sid e h h 1 " ire n e " 8“ ‘r Will sell ranch without equipment. Ranch alone, 114 prevented the car from backing o ver „ , ne «e .♦ acres, will sell for $25,200, with full equipment $35,000. th e steep hillside. It took som e tim e V. ' . A “ d, i and ingenuity to g et th e big H ud- L ’' , ‘‘rKUprlte’ 1 belnla all'| son car back In the road, w ith tn e . PIlar,lI ' ' plch’ A nnie Boese and Machinery alone worth $5000. two lady occupauts happy over th e ir, good fo rtu n e in th e ir narrow escape. 8 :00 o'clock in th e m orning these 1 weei1 PuBers g ath ered a t th e Hoit- T he good Sam aritans in t h u If interested, hurry! Call Gresham 781 for further w ere A lbert Rodlun and Mr. C arlson m eister potato field ta k in g th e ir of th e Ridge. Isaac Scott had p re I places one at th e end of each row information. viously attem p ted to pull th e heavy ¡Then ! 2 th 2 e 1 w ' eed-pulling began. Sail- ca r back in to th e road w ith his C h e v -' -- tn ro u &n a cloud of d u st cam e Jim son weed, cockle burs, th istles, rolet, but failed. sheep sorrel, so u r g rass and dog fen nel. T here w asn’t one least bit of a PLEASANT HOME pest those sh a rp eyes d id n ’t see. At A very in te restin g session of th e 10 o’clock th e lovliest tre a t wus M ethodist Sunday school was held served th e guests. Mrs. HofTmeister Sunday and th e re was a larg e a tte n d cam e o ut to th e field w ith sandw iches ance iij most of th e classes. Mrs. E. and delicious logan b erry ade. This | E. V an F lee t’s class won th e a tte n d - put such pep into th e bunch th a t it Is I ance b an n e r for having th e la rg e st a w onder a single p o tato p lan t was n um ber present. T he to tal atte n d - left. By noon th e w ork was finished. A g reat big d in n e r was w aiting for ' ance was m ore th a n 50. T h ere were n early a dozen mem them to which they did flatterin g S H IP L A P g u ests bers of th e Iliff Sunday school p r justice. e . - One 1 7 of th l “ e B,B“ 88“ said, 8a,u “ We In en t a t th e Sunday school session S u n -!,.“ ' 8?. ,nuch at ,b e ,ablt> day and th e su p e rin ten d e n t. G. H. Ltb ! ,“ ' tPnioon tb p y , pI? yed a11 over ROUGH BOARDS Bickford w elcom ed them to the welcomed th e I Lhe house— m ostly 11 y in *“ th l,,e e baser b“ em ?,nt Bickford, ran k s of w orkers a t the P leasan t ™ P> cIou,ldn 1 kppp f,rom yp!‘ “« SU R F A C E D B O A R D S ,1" dla 18 °.ucp “ whi1" ’ but H om e M E. Sunday school. By a risin g vote th e P lea san t Home S unday they “ “ju lre d If th ey m ade too 2 IN. D IM E N SIO N school invited th e m em bers of th e “ “ cb n.oi??’ tbey w ere told th a t It Iliff Sunday school to co n tin u e to a t- bali„„noi’ * pnou,5h1 T h a t was tend a t P leasan t Home. 8‘*ppi °n „ ac? el° rat,o r- o f ETC. Sunday school will m eet at 10 a m . 1 L they had ,b e bV8 t , o f, t,nie8’ next Sunday and all a re invited to at- and " bpn they ,wprp pald in. h° neiR- , tend. T he lesson topic is an in te r- "•gO,?dnP88„ rpal 'llonpy ,b a t Bin,pIy je stin g one and concerns th e w e a k -} puL lp ,lay 0,1 th e calendar, nesses in th e c h a ra c te r of David. L a s t 1 ■ Oregon is not as dry as it m ight Sunday th e lesson em phasized th e bp„ , . Mr, 1B®r Fe" 8 8a? k a a stro n g points In his c h a racter an d a ' dep,b ° £ V . f?et and thprp arp flve g rea t m any ad m irers of th e life of ! *” U COME TO PLEASANT HOME David w ere disclosed in th e d isc u s-! ,T h *8 i8 .,hp ,’? o n th th^ Politicians sion of th is side of his c h a ra c te r I refpr to when they 8peak o t th e «>’ C o ntinuing th e series on church In the o in tm en t.’’ h istory, th e pasto r, Rev. E arl B. Cot-1,,, A " umbpI ° f ° a r young men a re ton, will speak on th e su b ject. “ T he “ pa8' prn Orpg°n w here they went - row th - of - C - en tralizatio n in - th - e Me 't o w ork as h arv est hands. H arry G TUESDAY THURSDAY FRIDAY dieval C h u rch ” at th e P leasan t H ome S chantlu retu rn ed th is week from th e M ethodist church at 1 1 a . m. Sunday. grain flelds, w here h e was chief rid er of the horse on th e h eader. His two cousins sa t behind him on th e sam e POWELL VALLEY horse. Have you heard O liver Peterson Miss F re id a P eterso n was th e g u est clod sm ash? If you h av e n ’t, you’ve of Miss E lizabeth Cady a t F airview missed som ething. COM E E A R L Y last week. ____________________ V isitors last week a t th e hom e of PLEASANT VALLEY T o F ind F law s in D iam onds. | Now ta k e a fresh pap er and, hold- ^ r ' ant' Mrs. Jo h n P alm b lad w ere Common w hite cig arette paper w ill1 jnK at ri„ ht a n cles tn th e rlm r Rev- E - D ouhan of D enver, Colorado, Mr. and Mrs. T. P. Cam pbell m ade help to show flaws in diam onds. F irst, I " g , 1 a. g* 1 'h g ’ Rev- O. S ho lan d er of P o rtlan d and a flying trip to th e capitol city one to clean your ring thoroughly, roll up P 'ace th e cen ter of it over th e stone. Rev. Jo h n F reb o rg of O akland, Cal. day recently ------- Mrs R ichard G ustafson and fam ily Mr and Mrg. Geo. Robinson and a single w hite p ap e r Into a com pact F old each end down, holding between} cone-shaped roll, sm a lle r in size than thum b and flnged. Touch y o u r tongue , P o rtlan d sp en t a week here visit- and Mrs. Colem an, of P o rtlan d .! a m atch; in se rt th e pointed end of to th e paper-covered diam ond to *n^, paren_t8 a , o th e r relatives. ¡w ere callers a t th e hom e of Mr. and A bout 30 of th e young people g a th - jflrg w ill Richey T uesday evening, th is betw een two prongs of th e ring, m oisten it. Any black spots in th e and draw it all th e way througnj stonp will now show th ro u g h in a ered at th e D anielson hom e T uesday 1 j^r. and Mrs. H. L. St. Clair, a c - ! F inish by polishing th e su rface of th e s ta rtlin g fashion.— P o p u lar Science evening in honor of th e b irth d ay of com panied by th e ir d au g h ter, Miss M innie Danielson. Games form ed an | Mildred aRd Mr and Mrg c M stone w ith a crum piedup paper. M onthly. im p o rta n t p art of a jolly evening. ■ H arrison all of G resham , w ere valley R efreshm ents w ere served a t a l a t e . vigftorg S unday evening. h o u r and all d ep arted a fte r having | Leland Moore was hom e from C o-' spent a very enjoyable evening. ; qullle for a couple of days d u rin g the Mr. and Mrs. P aul P alm blad sp e n t fore p art of th e week th e week-end w ith Chas. I nis and E arl C hllcote has sold his hom e for .d a u g h te r, E llen. i a consideration of $3000. C. E. Mr. and Mrs Ju liu s S ture, of | C leveland, a G resham real estate! Sandy called at th e hom e of Mr. and dealer> n egotiated th e sale. Mrs. A lbert P alm blad last S u n d a y . Jag MpLane |g b u n d ,ng a „ add(. | aftern o o n . tlon to his barn. A new’ m ilking m achine has been __________• installed at th e Chas. Unis farm and . MELROSE AND VICTORY ; everybody on th e place is feeling happy. Mr. an d Mrs. G. W. A llder visited L ittle Melba M agnuson is irnprov- Mr. and Mrs. J. C. D uke, a t Sandy i ing rapidly from h e r recent injury. recently. In som e way she Injured th e bone A n u m b er of M elrose and Victory ju st below h er knee an d caused a people atten d e d Sunday school and g ath erin g to form . A fter lansing it church a t P leasan t H ome Sunday. | began to im prove and is now doing O thers atten d ed a t G resham . T here nicely. At first It « a s feared th e will be no services a t Iliff In th e fu bone was in ju re d seriously b ut an X- tu re unless special notice is given. ‘ ray failed to disclose any trouble. I All those who have been atten d in g T h ere will be no p reaching serv- here a re requested to a tte n d th e ir , ices at th e L u th e ra n church Sunday , nearest and m ost con v en ien t place of 1 as Rev. J. T ruedson, th e pastor, will worship. be a t Mist, Oregon. . ! Rev. and Mrs. J. H. W ood took dln- _________ _ _ _ j n er with Mr. and Mrs. Joseph G uthrie TROUTDALE one day th is week Benson Hotel Farm For Sale LU BER you SERVICE and WE SHALL NOT ONLY GIVE YOU SA FETY AND SERVICE WHEN YOU MAKE! OUK BANK YOUR HANK, RUT W HEN YOU (MJIK IN WE SH A LL OIVK YOU A HEARTY WEIAXtME ANU MAKE YOU E E E L AT HOME. IT W ILL RE A PLE A SU R E TO US TO ADVERTLSE W ITH YOU ON ANY FIN AN CIA L MATTER YOU MAY HE OONMIDER- 1NG W H E T H E R OR NOT YOU ARE DOING YOUR RANKING BUSIES,« W ITH US. f COME IN. PUT YOUR MONEY IN OUR RANK YOU W ILL RECEIVE 4 AND 8 P E R CENT INTEREST. BANK OF GRESHAM STATE AND COUNTY DEPOSITORY. ; RESOURCES O V ER * 4 0 0,000.00 Better than any grade sold in this vicinity Plump Thickness and Seasoned Dry C A SH P A ID See F. D. KRIBS Greatly Reduced Prices R EPUBLIC T ires do last 1longer. They last longer because of the Prodiurn Process. This Republic discovery tough ens the rubber. It strengthens it. It gives longer life and greater resistance to wear. for Fresh Cows, Beef Cows, Hogs, Calves of any kind. E. B A U M A N N , Gresham Phone 901 W H Y T H E ELECTRIC C LEA N ER ? T h ere is really no com parison betw een th e ease and th o ro u g h ness w ith which an E lectric C leaner rem oved d irt and th e difficulty of sw eeping. T rue, one CAN clean rugs and carp ets w ithout an electric clean er. A broom o r carp et sw eeper will brush up SOME of th e d irt; and if you like th e exercise and have plenty of tim e and stre n g th a broom and a carp et b eater will do th e work a fte r a fashion. In the sam e way one can wash w ith o u t soap. W ater alo n s will rem ove some d irt If applied w ith enough “ elbow g rea se." B ut people use soap because It cleans m ore easily and b etter th an w ater alone. F or th e sam e reason people use E lectric C leaners because they clean m ore easily and fa r b e tte r th an o th e r m ethods. ELEC TR IC ST O R E ELEC TR IC B U IL D IN G “ Huy Your E lectric Goods at an E lectric Store." G L E A SO N T R U C K SE R V IC E RE T A IL P R IC » » All Kinds of Hauling THE Phone»— G resham 17, P ortlan d , Hdwy. 8 1 2 1 . GRANT ELECTRIC BUILDING Frank C. Jones Co. G eneral Contractor* C arpentering E lectrical W iring Fixture* and Lamp* Septic Tank* T IR E S Good T ires for Ijess— Why P ay M ore? ItlhlMxl or N on-Skid — G uaranteed or N ot as You L ike It Son Lm 28 X 3 »17.60 30 x 3 30 X 3 V4 ... 21.50 32 x 3 % ... 26 90 ’ 31x4 29.60 32 x 4 . 31.00 33 x 4 ... ... 31.80 34 x 4 ... 33.00 33 x 4<4 ... 39.26 35 x 4t4 . 44.60 April 15, Subject to change OUR PRICES Witk WHkMl Curulrr CuiaMt*’ »14.15 * 12.30 14 25 d , 96 14.78 20.10 17.80 22.35 10.48 23.30 20.9S 23 85 20.78 •21 <141 24.85 29.25 28,«M> 32.50 2H.28 1920 w ithout notte« Next Sunday a t th e M ethodist LUSTED church Rev. E arl B. Cotton will p re se n t an o th e r phaze of th e early Miss B eatrice Iv erall, of P o rtlan d , j church history. T h e special topic for is visitin g at th e hom e of Mr. and th is th e fifth Sunday of th e series, • Mrs. Guy R obertson. will be “ T he G row th of C entraliza- Mrs. Evelyn S h errill of S eattle, Expert Electrical Repairing Guaranteed 1 tion In th e Medieval C h u rch .” All W ashington, is visiting h er sister, are Invited to atten d . Mrs. H arris H am ilton at Bull Run DISTRIBUTORS Mr. and Mrs. M. O. Nelson and son Office and Shop, Joe P itts, Jr., has moved o nto Guy Donald, fo rm er resid en ts here, who F ed er’s place, w here he is engaged Electric Store Bungalow Bldg. have been In M inneapolis for several In cu ttin g wood years, retu rn ed la st Sunday to live rtw>M »Oi ÎWO E llu riw liie S t. T hose who joined In th e p ic n ic , G realiain. O re. E ast 02*1 a t th e ir home, Hope G ardens, west I Sunday a t Dodge p ark from h ere P ra n k O. Ja n e s Moyi] e . Mark of T routdale. were, Mr. and Mrs. G. L usted, Mr. F. J. SCHNELL, Pres, and Mgr. Mr. and Mrs. A. G. N agel have sold and Mrs. G. R obertson, Miss B eatrice; th e ir hom e w hich they bought ab o u t Iverall. a y ear ago from Mrs. F lo ra P ark er, Mr. and Mrs. Ed. H am ilton a n d ) to A gostino List, from B ridal Veil, d au g h ter, M ildred, visited th e ir son, ( BO RING G A R A G E i who expects to ta k e ch arg e as soon H arris, at th e Good S am aritan hos- ■ as th e N agels And an o th e r hom e [ pital last Sunday. WALTER VV. METZGER, Proprietor They expect to live n e a re r P o rtlan d . ■ To Our F rien d s and P atrons. The F irs t Day A dventists are h o ld -1 All p arties w anting wood sawed ing th e ir an n u a l cam p m eeting on ’’■□F" th e ir cam p g ro u n d s dow n by t h e , will do well to have It done as soon as possible and avoid th e rush later Sandy river. We g u a ra n te e satisfactio n , Mr. and Mrs E. W. G relvish, of | on. P o rtlan d , visited frien d s here S u n prom pt service, even lengths. T h a n k ing one and all for past favors we a re day. a t y o u r service. C. H. CALKINS, FAIRVIEW Phone 14x5. G resham , Oregon T he Misses F re d a P eterso n o. NOTICE OE FIN AL ACCOUNT. Powell Valley and Hazel M orton, of WAP. oi - -! P o rtlan d , spent p a rt of last week In th e C ircu it C ourt of th e S tate of w ith Miss E lizabeth Cady. Oregon, for the County of M ult nom ah. In P robate. ■when sturdy pioneers w». >-e hewing out a home A d ark horse will have to show No 17857. som e speed. and an existence in the Weal, the manufacture of In th e M atter of th e E sta te of L lsette 1 H olden, Deceased. Almost evpry day one or more per Notice is hereby given th a t th e un sons say to the Outlook, “ I am getting dersigned, as execu to r and ex e ca tn x | splendid retu rn s on my ad.” L u ' . of the e state of L lsette H olden, de- ceased, have filed th e ir final account In th e C ircuit C ourt of th e S tate of j O regon, fo r M ultnom ah C ounty, and was begun. Tod?y the r. mo t Li. R • ils as the sturdy pioneer th a t Monday, th e 13th day of Sep-1 in paint mar.ufr.rturing t a tbc :•. u'ic < on t—u name th at has kept tem h er 1920, a t th e h o u r of 9:3® | faith with quality for 71 >■ i .. o ’clock in th e forenoon of said day | Made lor the Pacific f.'i'it iw i l l LER Paint is tho best tor and th e C ourt room of said C o u rt has 3 BIG T R U C K S B E ST O F SE R V IC E yo'jr hous» or budding. been appointed as th e tim e and place for th e h earin g of objectio n s th e re to and th e settle m en t thereof. A LFR ED HOLDEN, Executor. 1849-1920 IDA HOLDEN LENHART, r p ■ / G R E SH A M and P O R T L A N D orth» tranches at Executrix. : land Die. Tacoma, McOUIRK A SCH NEID ER, Ì P A IN T S ;., A ttorneys. Portland A-20TI Gresham I t i ' ft VFAft Dated and first published, Aug U . » 5 A .b , B<lwy » M S Cor. P ow ell and Maple ItALLh*.' 1920. ’ »OMII» • t0„ Dated and last published, Sept, 10, ..'it N 0 Z Lcofc Up <1 • 1920. De a I vr in Your low iwn That is why, in the end, Repub lic Tires give such universal economy and satisfaction. East Side Auto Supply House That is why they are good tires for you to buy. R epublic T ires EKSTROM TRUCK SERVICE RESPONSIBLE AND RELIABLE Albert Ekstrom Back in 49 rf I ■ J. P A 3 M T \ F . F ifïe r & C o. •