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FOUR
GRESHAM
OUTLOOK
T IE S D A Y ,
AUGUST
17,
I lfJ i
GRESHAM LOCALS
KODAKS
Complete line of Kodaks
and Supplies. New stock
just received. Developing,
Printing and Enlarging a
specialty.
Davidsons Drug Store
Eastman Agency.
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GRESHAM THEATRE
WALTER ADRIAN, Mgr
Saturday
AUG. 21
A Lois Weber Production
Mary Roberts Rinehart’s
J. I. Bacon has sold his In terest in
th e W elling-Bacon C hevrolet agency
a t B aker and is in G resham visiting
T he W om en's A uxiliary of th e old friends.
Mrs. W ilb u r Thom pson, of Hood
A m erican Legion will m eet a t th e li
brary. to n ig h t at 8 o'clock. All m em River, visited with h e r p aren ts, Mr.
and Mrs. A. M. W ilkinson sev eral days
bers a re urged to be present.
E arl Thom pson has been In G resh last week.
L. L. K id d er and fam ily and Miss
am for a few days visiting with his
p aren ts. Mr. and Mrs. 8. S. T hom p Mina G ilbert retu rn ed from th e ir
son. He retu rn ed today to his hom e w eek's vacation at W elches. They re
p ort a d elig h tfu l tim e.
in Culver, Oregon.
K. A. M iller and fam ily retu rn ed
Mr. and Mrs. A. W Shipley and
M onday evening from a cam ping trip
Miss Mabel spent th e w eek-end in
on T ro u t lake. They had a fine tim e.
P o rtlan d with friends.
Rev. J. F. Dunlop, of E stacada,
Chas. T allm an and fam ily left yes was in G resham S aturday. Rev. Dun
terd ay for th e ir farm at Hoff, Oregon, lop and fam ily have Just re tu rn e a
w here they will spend several m onths. from a trip to th e coast.
Miss A deline W yeth has retu rn ed
Mr. and Mrs. H. C. L arsen and
I from S eattle and o th e r Sound points. Miss
Miss F
Hill
F lorence
lorence
Hill are
a re leaving
th is
w here ghe has gpent geyerai weekH eV(.nlng
fQr M(.Mil|nvl)le
iu ujurruw
Tomorrow
Miss W
w . a HUUMT course in they will leave M. \1 inn vi. I.- for some
the U niversity of W ashington and at- place on th e coast but they hav en ’t
terw ard s visited with frien d s
decided ju st w hat beach th ev will go
Mr. and Mrs. R. D. Bailey an d fam- to. They plan to be awav two weeks
ily. and Mrs. H ibbard, h av e'b een
Lyle Mason left S atu rd ay for a
spending a very en joyable week at vacation trip of two o r th ree w-eeks.
Seaside. Mr. and Mrs. 8. W ashing He will visit his m o th er In P o rtlan d
ton w ent down on F rid ay to join and his sisters in A storia and will
them , and ail retu rn ed S unday even doubtless go to Seaside and o th e r
ing.
beaches before his re tu rn .
Mrs. E m m a Em bry suffered a slight
Miss Opal Phillips has retu rn ed
stro k e of paralysis last week, which from h er vacation at T u rn e r and Sa
affected th e rig h t side. She Is re p o rt lem, Oregon.
ed much improved.
Mrs C. C. T im m erm an Is confined
S tanley's th resh in g m achine is busy to h er bed w ith w hat seem s to be a
today a t O. J. B row n’s, w here the nervous breakdow n.
F rie n d s wish
w hole day will be spent.
h er a speedy recovery.
O liver S tro m q u ist of L ents, who
has been em ployed on th e O utlook FOR SALE— F resh h eifer with heifer
j force for th e past seven m onths, has
calf, 10 days old. C. D. Cathey
G resham , phone 97.
tf
accepted a position w ith th e N ewberg
Graphic.
R eg u lar m eeting of G resh
Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd L ittlepage, of
am Lodge No. 125, I.O.O.F..
P o rtlan d , is having a sm all house
built on th e ir lots on Division stre e t in th e Odd Fellow s hall, every T h u rs
day evening. V isitors welcome.
n ea r th e cannery, w here they plan to
W. C. McCOLLAUGH, N. G.
live d u rin g th e com ing w inter.
RAY A. PALMQUIST, Secretary.
Mr. and Mrs. C. E. K ilgore and
Many a profiteer holds a high posi
fam ily from Chicago a re m aking an
extended visit w ith th e fo rm e r’s par tion in his church.
cnts, Mr. and Mrs. J. C. K ilgore. They
SUMMONS.
like th e country h ere so well th ey are In th e C ircuit C ourt of th e S tate of
not at all in favor of going back to
Oregon, for th e County of M ult
nom ah. H-1785
Chicago
Mrs. Floyd Mack retu rn ed from h er Bank of G resham , a C orporation,
P laintiff, vs. George Sw vgert, De
vacation at G aribaldi beach. Miss
fendant.
W inifred O sburn who w ent to th e To George Sw ygert, th e Above Named
D efendant:
coast w ith Mrs. Mack rem ain ed for
In the Name of the S tate of O re
an o th e r week
gon, you are hereby req u ired to ap
M arriage licenses w ere issued Mon pear and an sw er th e com plaint filed
day to W illiam St. Ouls and H u ld a L. ag ain st you in th e above en title d
W ilson, both of T ro u td ale, an d H ans action on or before th e 28th day of
R obert W yttenberg of Je n n in g s Lodge Septem ber. 1920, said d ate being
m ore th an six consecutive weeks from
and H en rie tta Troge, of G resham .
the d ate of th e first publication th e re
Mr. and Mrs. H. W. Cooley and of and if you fall to ap p e ar and a n
d au g h ter Hazel are cam ping near sw er p lain tiff’s com plaint said p la in t
iff will apply to th e co u rt for a ju d g
G overnm ent Camp.
m ent as prayed fo r In its com plaint,
About 35 m em bers of th e F ried en s to-w lt. F o r th e recovery of th e pos
church at Sellwood atten d e d tno session of one 1914 Cadillac F ive (5 )
m orning services at th e Zion E v an passenger autom obile, n um ber 91 945 I
gelical church Sunday m orning. A fter engine No. 91945, o r for th e sum o f 1
Two H undred T w enty Seven and
services were o v er th e co ngregation 80-100 ($ 2 2 7 .8 0 ) D ollars th e value
all g ath ered in the grove a t th e fair th e re o f in case delivery can n o t oe
g ro u n d s and enjoyed a bounteous had, to g e th e r w ith the sum of Sev
feast and a p leasant social tim e. The enty Five ($ 7 5 .0 0 ) D ollars as d am
ages fo r th e w rongful d etention of
Sellwood church is w ithout a p asto r said autom obile and for th e recov
at th e present tim e an d decided to ery of the possession of one One Ton I
com bine services at G resham w ith an F o rd W orm Drive T ruck, License
outing. A m ost d elig h tfu l day was No. 370, engine No. 213195, with
ro ad ste r and tru ck bodies o r for the
th e result.
sum of Seven H undred
Eleven
W ord has been received of the ($ 7 1 1 .0 0 ) D ollars th e value th ereo f
delivery cannot be had to
b irth of a baby son, A ugust 1, to Mr in care
and Mrs. W alter Brown at F o rt C an g e th e r w ith th e f u rth e r sum of One
H undred ($1 0 0 .0 0 ) D ollars for th e
by. Mrs. Brown will be rem em bered w rongful detention of said personal
as Miss Mary H oecker. T he baby has p roperty and for th e costs an d dis
been
nam ed Allen.
Miss Anna b u rsem en ts of said action.
T his sum m ons is served upon you
H oecker has been spending several
by publication th ereo f u n d er o rd er
weeks with her sister at F o rt Canby. of
th e Hon. G eorge W. Stapleton,
Mr. and Mrs. Jo h n S leret a re en p residing ju d g e of th e above en titled
joying th e ir vacation cam ping a t co u rt d irectin g th a t th is sum m ons
be published in th e G resham O utlook
W elches
new spaper of g en eral circulation
Mrs. M argaret Caln visited friends a published
in M ultnom ah County, O re
at Newberg, Sunday.
gon, and f u rth e r d irectin g th a t such
Mr. and Mrs. Guy F ieldhouse and publication be m ade once each week '
(laughter Jan e, cam e up from St. for six (6 ) consecutive weeks.
F irst publication A ugust 17, 1920.
H elens S atu rd ay . Ja n e rem ained with Last publication S eptem ber 28. 1920
her g ran d m o th er, Mrs. Fieldhouse.
McGUIRK At SCHNEIDER.
W ednesday Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Sleret,
A ttorneys for P laintiff.
Mrs F ieldhouse and Ja n e plan to re 203-5 W ithrow Bldg., G resham , Ore I
tu rn to St. Helens.
f t
Mrs M att Schanno is leaving today
for th e hot springs w here she will
ERESONEREASO
spend a week o r ten days.
WHY OUR MEAT.
Mrs. M artha L. G ullikson. of P la tt
A lways is so
ville, W isconsin, and son H arry, of
FRESH ANO.
Chicago, su rp rised the fo rm e r's sis
ter-in-law Mrs. C h ristin a H um ason
PROPER
' F riday evening by com ing In unex-
! pectedly. Mrs. G ullikson and son are
REFRIGER'
on th e ir vacation. They cam e over
ATI ON
.th e C anadian ro u te to V ancouver,
j B. C., and then to S eattle by boat. I WE HAVE MADE A STUDY OF
From S eattle they cam e to G resham j of p ro p er refrig eratio n as it a p
by tra in w here they visited over Sun-j plies to a m eat m ark et.
Each
day w ith Mrs. H um ason and o th e r] pound of m eat th a t leaves th is
relatives, leaving Monday fo r Los An- j shop has been ta k en care of in
a m an n er th a t in su res its p u rity ,
I he new,
geles. They expect to re tu rn hom e I Its ten d ern ess and its flavor. A
equipped,
by way of th e G rand Canyon on the j visit to o u r m a rk e t will convince
you th a t y o u r m eat purchases
so u th ern route. Sunday th e visitors
re tak en for a trip on th e Colum -j should be m ade here.
Interesting gripping drama made from the
original story entitled “K” appearing in
McClure’s Magazine.
“ The Doctor and the Woman”
with charming
M ILD R ED HARRIS CHAPLIN
Also two other pleasing features.
The Master
Musical
Instrument
Made on the Coast
and sold at Pacific
Coast prices.
A demonstration
any time.
GUY D. JONES,
J eweler
G resham
P h o n e «131
TH E U N I V E R S A L C A R
It s no longer necessary' to go into the
details describing the practical merits
of the Ford car—everybody knows all
about “The Universal Car.” How it
goes and conies day after day and year
after year at an operating expense so
small that it s wonderful. This advertise
ment is to urge prospective buyers to
place orders without delay. Buy a
l ord car when you can get one. We’ll
take good care of your order—get your
l ord to you as soon as posible—and
give the best in “after-service” when
required
We are Making Immediate Deliveries.
RAKER & SON
(. R ESHAM
ESTACADA
A n alTrefinery
gasoline w ith a
continuous chain
of boiling points.
STANDARD OIL CO.
1 California)
REDUCE THE LABOR OF CORN
HARVEST BY USING
A McCormick or Deering
Corn Binder
Successful Canning
and P-
^reserving
TT ISX T idl knowing how mid taking pains.
' ou ve got to have good equipment to in
sure against loss of your time and waste of
valuable fotal.
We take great care to obtain the caimers,
jars, jar holders, and racks, rubbers, etc., that
are known to be the most successful.
Come in and talk it over with us,
A. W. METZGER & CO
Qf.u.m
.ixnsERncE
phone « «
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THE
"WIHCH£ST£fi
store
bla riv er highw ay.
GRESHAM MEAT
C allers at the hum e of Mrs L. Rad- Í
MARKET
j ford last week w ere Mr. and Mrs. J. Phone 41
A. J. W. BROWN
11.
Jones,
Mr.
and
Mrs.
J.
Fish on Friday
Donaldson and d au g h te r E ula, also
Anthony and Lllah H engstler
Mrs. Ralph Stanley Is ill w ith to n
silitis and fo r a tim e it was feared
th at quinsy would develop H er m oth-
<>r, Mrs. C. M errill, was sum m oned
from th e m o u n tain s and is caring for
¡ her.
Miss Hazel Stanley has been
with quinsy for th e past ten days but
i is g ain in g now.
Mrs A nnie H am lin filed su it In the
circuit co u rt F rid ay asking $7500
dam ages from the P o rtlau d Railway.
L ight A Pow er com pany on account of
th e d eath of h er d au g h ter, Mrs.
G eorgiana T iller, who was killed in
th e te rrib le accideut which wiped out
two young lives on Ju n e 12
Mrs.
Hauilin Is ad m in istra trix of her
Phone 11
d a u g h te r's estate
City Bakery
PICKS UP DOWN CORN.
self-steering, quick-turning auto tongue truck
makes possible square and easv nrnino A’
International Ensilage Cutter«
Kentucky Security Silo«
Farm Machinery of all Kinds.
Hessel s Farm Machinery
PHONE 344
W .A
HESSEL
CHOICE MEATS
..S-'M i ARY
MARKET
GRESHAM
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