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GRESHAM LOCALS
T W O S P E C IA L S
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FAIRVIEW
Extensive rep airs are being m ade
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1 on the floor of th e city h ail u n d er the
Mrs. Eva M artin and little g r a n d - ! direction of th e council com m ittee on
son. A lbert Allen, visited th is week 1 public property. An unusual condi-
w ith h er d au g h ter. Mrs. C. W. Olea tlon, wa8 found to exist when the
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to P o rtlan d with h er g ran d m o th er for tween. W’hen th e top boards were
a sh o rt visit.
rem oved, con sid erab le w ater w a s ;
found on th e ta r paper.
A m arriag e license was issued this
he old Behnecke sto re building
week to O. J. Sullivan, an em ployee j is T
being rem odeled fo r H. A. W agner
at th e M ultnom ah F arm and Miss i fo r a dw elling.
make ironing day a pleasure. They do away with the
Em m a R. Singleton, who f o ^ th e past | T he school building has been te-
heat from the kitchen range and do the work so well.
six years has been in ch arg e of th e ' modeled and im proved, m aking it I
hom e an d th e inm ates a t th e farm . m ore m odern and b e tte r su ited for
present needs. Mr. G rant had charge
The Hot Point iron carries its own stand. No extra
A lthough th e w edding was not ex act­ of
th e work.
ly a su rp rise to th e ir frien d s they
stand required. Hence no lifting; just tip the iron on
Mrs. E. E. K eslin has gone to
only know th a t they are away on a va­ S eattle to visit w ith h er d au g h ter,
its heel.
cation.
Mrs. Skogiand. H er d au g h ter, L il­
lian, who has been in S eattle for
The Hot Point iron is equipped with the non-kink-
Mr. and Mrs. U. G. Sm ith a re ex­ ab
o u t a m onth, will re tu rn w ith h er
pected
to
spend
th
e
w
eek-end
at
m other.
able cord.
W hite Salmon, W ash. Mr. S m ith is
Leslie St. Clair, who is engaged in
su p e rin ten d e n t of the M ultnom ah ro a'1 work in C ulver, Oregon, cam e,
Regular Price $7.75; for one week, $7.25
, hom e today for a week-end visit
Farm .
with his family.
Miss L u la Parm ely, of P o rtlan d ,
visited with Mr. and Mrs. R. R. C arl­ S om eth in g N ew for P o w ell Street.
son th is week. Miss P arm ely is well
A series of Bible addresses will
Now is the time to save the apples.
know n here w here she was fo r sev­ (D. V) be given com m encing Sunday,
eral years a p rim ary teacher. She is 7 :3 0 p. m. by W. R. Ruddock of C al­
The HUDSON PARER will pare, core and slice
now teaching in P o rtland.
ifornia, Subjects, "T h e T abernacle
the apple in one operation.
W ork on A. W. M etzger’s new home I,n th e W’ild ern ess.” Illu stra te d by a
on South Roberts avenue is progres- larg e ch art, show ing th e cam p a t
Regular Price $1.50; this week, $1.25
sing. T he fo undation Is being laid re8t wlth th e p riests In g arm en ts of
a t the present tim e. W. K. H am ilton Glory and P eau ty , p erfo rm in g th e ir
is in ch arg e of th e work.
sacred functions.
Mrs. E arl Pinney and baby Jean , of
The tab ern acle w ith its dispensa-
Newberg, were h ere th e g re a te r p art
‘«’«ching ig rep lete w ith food
of last week v isitin g h er paren ts, I
Rev and Mrs. R. E. Myers. Mr. P in - , tur,e *” ‘he m anifold aspects of C hrist
ney cam e to G resham to spend th e and th e C hurch of God.
Sunday, 3 p. m., "In tro d u c to ry .’’
w eek-end.
.
,
7:30 P- nt- ‘T he C o u rt of th e T aber-
Miss L ily O r a n , who recently ar- h arle and ,t(J G ate „ TuP8day „ p m
T he G resham Steam L aundry is
D ancing a t C ed arville Park
prepared to do steam cleaning and L lnnem ann Ju n ctio n , every W ednes- rived from San F rancisco on a v isit i,,Tj)p p razPn A ltar
W ednesday, 8
pressing. L et us do your work.— day and S atu rd ay evening 8:45. w ith hom e folks, has gone to W elches |
Adv.
P o p u lar prices. Union music.
tf with Doris Brown fo r two weeks of p. m. “T he B oards and T h eir Silver
| Sockets.” T h u rsd ay , 8 p. m. "T h e
1 cam ping. It is expected th a t Miss
C u rtain s and th e C overings.” F ri­
R uth G ran and p arty from P o rtlan d
j will join them in a few days. Mr. day, 8 p. m. "T h e A rk of T estim ony
and th e Mercy S eats.” E very C h ris­
j and Mrs. A. J. W. Brown an d F. L.
tian in G resham should h ea r th ese ad ­
Bourne took the trip to 'Welches with
dresses. Come, free to all.
I the
m e young folks
They say th a t
i tru th fu ln e ss forbids them saying
T h at little hom e g ard en should
much In com m endation of th e roads, th riv e in th is y ear of high costs of
and th a t G resham people should be living.
glad they are su rro u n d ed w ith roads
A Special C om m unication
of
th a t are p leasan t to rid e upon.
G resham Lodge No. 152 A. F.
Mr. and Mrs. M arion Johnson have 'N r ' & A. M. W ednesday evening
as guests th e ir son-in-law an d d au g h ­ Aug. 25 at 7 :3 0 p m. W ork in F. C.
te r, Mr. and Mrs. F. B. Goudy and degree.
V isiting b ro th ers welcome.
two children of Denver, Colorado.
C. B. PETERSO N , Sec’y.
They
drove
th
ro
u
g
h
by
autom
obile,
W. K. HAMILTON, W. M.
T o u r in g C ar
com ing by way of Y ellow stone Park.
C. 8. M cM urray expects to leave
W e offer the Case 15-27 Kerosene Tractor as the Icing of
soon w ith his fam ily for B arton to
them
all. It is creating a sensation all over the country. It is
tak e up m ercantile business.
the result of 77 years of experience of the famous J. I. Case
Mrs. Mary J. Coe, of P o rtlan d , is
Threshing Machine Company.
the guest of h er son, Chas. Coe and
It pulls three plows in hard plowing — four plows under
fam ily. Mrs. Coe, who is 85 years of
favorable conditions. It has abundant reserve power. It
age, has Just retu rn ed from a v isit of
burns kerosene successfully and economically.
several weeks in N orth D akota. It
was supposed when she w ent th a t she
This sturdy tractor is adaptable for all kinds of drawbar and
would m ake h er hom e th e re b ut she
belt work. It drives a 26x45 Case Thresher with Feeder and
longed for P o rtlan d , w here she has
Wind Stacker. Its pulley is properly placed for convenient
lining up.”
lived for m any years.
The G radatium club will m eet at
It is small and compact and built for accessibility. No trac­
th e lib rary W ednesday, A ugust 25
tor is finer. You should become acquainted with its many
at 3 p. m. to discuss plans for a picnic
superiorities, which we will be glad to explain. Don’t buy
It rocks the body and
, which w ill be held ju st before school
before you see this better tractor.
opens. All m em bers a re urged to be
does not permit the
present and assist In m aking th e ne.
natural, easy poise
cessary arran g em en ts ns to place,
PHONE .M l
G resham , Or«-.
which
every human
tim e au d chaperones.
body possesses natural­
At th e com m unity church (M ethod­
ist E piscopal) Sunday m orning, the
ly-
pastor, Rev. it. E. Myers will preach
The gasoline shortage, though temporary, only serves to
Then, too, there’s a jolt
I on, "Is a Taid M inistry U n scrip tu r
show the prudence of owning an automobile like the DORT for
that is exhausting—
,
n
l?
”
In
th
e
evening
the
d
istrict
su
it averages from 20 to 25 miles per gallon.
. p erln ten d en t, Dr. E. E. G ilbert, will
We build ’em up—or
It is also economical on oil and tires and wins enthusiastic
| preach.
A cordial welcome aw aits
TRACTORS
put on rubber-cushioned
friends from all its owners by its consistent performance.
you al both of these services.
heels—and while you wait
J. F. Griffith, of th e N orthw est Po­
if you prefer.
Eitch DORT is as good as the best one ever made
ta to Starch and Milling com pany, was
in G resham th is week and announced
his plans for an early opening and
operation of th e sta rc h factory. Mr.
SHOE REPAIRING
Griffith lias spent much tim e and e f­
SOUTHARD & PALMQUIST
fort th is sum m er in establishing a
Phon«- 4 9
m arket for his product. He lias su c­
PORT MOTOR CAR COMPANY
ceeded rem arkably well and has many
line recom m endations from large
Flint, Mich,
E L E C T R IC B U IL D IN G
Main S treet
GRESHAM
Phone 881
users of p o tato flour who have given
GEO. D IETL. Prop.
th e product of th e G resham factory a
thorough tria l. An a ttra c tiv e display
has been installed in th e Bank of
G resham window.
Mr. Griffith is
p lanning to have a d em o n strato r a t
the M ultnom ah county fair.
HOTPOINT ELECTRIC IRONS
APPLE PARERS
L L Kidder Hardware Co.
Quality Goes CtearThrough
The Latest and Best
There Is No Comfort
in a Run-Over Heel
W. A. HESSEL
PRICE $1085 F. O. B. FACTORY
Gasoline Economy Now Prudent
a
Carl Dahl
Gresham Garage
CHOICE MEATS
Homemade Hams, Bacon, Sausage, Lard
Full line of Cold Lunch Meats
SANITARY MARKET
Frank C. Jones Co.
FAMILY
Successful Canning
and Preserving
T T ISN’T nil knowing how aiul taking pains.
A \ on ve got to have good equipment to in­
sure against loss of your time and waste of
valuuhlc food.
We take great care to obtain the eanners,
jars, jar holders, and racks, rubbers, etc., that
are known to be the most successful.
Conic in and talk it over with us.
A. W. METZGER & CO.
QUALITY A M ) SERF/CE
PHONE (Mil
the
W/HCH£ST£R
store
REUNION
HELD ON HIGHWAY
General Contractor»
Carpentering
Electrical Wiring
Fixture« and Lamp»
Septic Tank»
A very enjoyable fam ily picnic
was held at E agle Creek T hursday
when Mrs. A nna M ullenhoff, her
Expert Electrgjl Repairing Guaranteed
I th ree d a u g h ters and th ree sons and
th e ir fam ilies and n n um ber of
Office and Shop,
| friends g ath ered in honor of one of
Electric
Store Bungalow Bldg.
th e sons, C arl Mullenhoff and his
P h o M Mix
d a u g h te r M argaret from Leigh, Ne-1 Greatiam. Or*.
Frank C. Joaea
F loyd L. Mack
braska. who are visiting here.
T h ere w ere at least fifty in th e
party. They enjoyed th e trip up th t <“
highw ay, stopping a t all th e im ­
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p o rtan t points of Interest. At Eagle
j Creek th e p arty enjoyed a bou n tifu l j WHY OUR MEAT.
dinner. A larg e n um ber of th e par-1
A lways is so
ty m ade th e trip Io th e punch bowl
FRESH ano ,
' and back.
This Is Mr. M ullenhoff’s first visit
PROPER
here and h e is charm ed w ith th e
RFFRI&F.R-
country. Some of his relatives here
' he had not seen fo r 18 years, so th e
A T IO N
' reunion has been a very happy one
in every respect.
WE HAVE MADE A STUDY OF
Mrs. E. Sehw edler. Mrs. A. Brug-
of proper refrig eratio n as it ap­
plies to a m eat m ark et.
Each
ger, Mrs. Theo B rugger. H erm an
pound of m eat th a t leave« thi»
M ullenhoff and Jo h n M ullenhoff and
shop has been tak en care of In
th e ir fam ilies w ere in the p arty th a t
a m an n er th a t lnsur«>a its purity,
m ade th e highw ay trip
Mrs. Anna
its ten d ern ess an d its flavor. A
Mullenhoff, th e ir m o th er, was also
visit to o u r m ark et will convince
you th a t your m eat purchases
1 present as was a n u m b e r of o th e r
should be m ade here.
f r i e n d s of th e fam ily, who were In­
vited.
GRESHAM MEAT
People a re g ettin g so they do not
even bat an eye when they read. *'»75
and u p .”
M ARKET
l*hone 41
A. J . W. BROW
Fi»h on Friday
j l
T o F in d
an old triend among those who open accounts
with us is always especially pleasant.
That toward which we are constantly striv­
ing is perfected service, insuring for each pa­
tron the maximum of pleasure and profit
through his or her banking affiliation with us.
FIRST STATE BANK
GRESHAM.
OREGON