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About Gresham outlook. (Gresham, Multnomah County, Or.) 1911-1991 | View Entire Issue (Sept. 7, 1920)
n .K FOUR GKESHAM OUTLOOK ------------------- -- L I GRESHAM LOCALS BER SH IPL A P ROUGH BOARDS SURFA CED BOARDS 2 IN. DIM ENSION ETC. Better than any grade sold in this vicinity Plump Thickness and Seasoned Dry COME TO PLEASANT HOME See F. D. KRIBS TUESDAY THURSDAY FRIDAY TUESDAY. HEIT EM BER 7. 102» 4 TROUTDALE INTERESTED IN CONSOLIDATION T ro u td ale, O regon, Sept. 6, 1920. Mrs. C. O. Branson has gone to — E d ito r O u tlo o k :— A special m eet T illam ook to act as su b stitu te for ing was called for D istrict No. 20, 1 Miss Blanche Cox who baa suffered a T ro u td ale, to vote on paying tr a n s ' nervous breakdow n w hile teaching a p o rtatio n of high school pupils to < school n ear th a t place. P o rtlan d for th e com ing term . Mon- j A fine 8-pound baby girl was born voters atten d ed th a n have been at a t th e home of Mrs. D. 8. Johnson, any school m eeting h ere for years. I I S eptem ber 3, to Mr. an d Mrs. B ert Many who could not vote cam e o ut McCready whose hom e Is n ea r T r o u t- 1 of In terest in pending school m a tte rs dale The young lady has been A fter much discussion o ver pro- i nam ed H elen Nellie. visions of tra n sp o rta tio n m easure, It Miss K ennedy, su p erv iso r of was lost by a vote of 21 to seven.! branch lib raries, of Los Angeles and Most of those who opposed It did so, Miss Nellie Fox, su p erv iso r of branch not w ith th e in ten tio n of blocking: lib raries of M ultnom ah county, visit- education, but o u t of objection to a ed th e G resham lib ra ry th is after- | m ak esh ift which, once adopted, noon. I would become sufficient and n o th in g Miss H. R uth M ontague atten d ed i m ore would ever be done. a convention of lib ra ria n s in P ort- Cost of tu itio n and tra n sp o rta tio n ; land d u rin g th e la tte r p art of last would am o u n t to $150 per pupil, not week. S atu rd ay afte rn o o n th e libra- excessive for benefits derived, be- rian s were tak en on a Colum bia cause the P o rtlan d schools offer pu- riv er highw ay trip . plls such wide scope in educational Mr. and Mrs. G. Myers from Colby, o p p o rtu n ity , but we cannot alw ays K ansas, were th e g u ests of Mr. and depend on P o rtlan d for help. .Mrs. II. C. L arsen last T hursday. T he Too m uch tim e is consum ed in .Myers a re fo rm er neighbors of Mrs travel to and from school, due to L arsen. They have purchased a hom e d istance and car service, th e pupilG ' in P o rtlan d and expect to rem ain a re very much Inconvenienced. They - here. -cannot p articip a te In school activ i-j .Mrs. N o rth ru p is seriously ill at ties, such as ath letics, glee clubs,! tier hom e here. She has been ill for etc., which round o u t th e lives of th e I boys and g irls. T he school life If j som e tim e. G resham g ran g ers are urged to a t too fa r sep arated from th e hom e life. tend th e re g u la r m eeting on Septem Though th e m eeting was n ot ■! ber 11. m em bers and frien d s * h o called fo r consolidation purposes, a tte n d th e d in n er h o u r are urged to everyone voiced th e opinion th a t such ’S rem ain to th e lectu re hour. was th e real issue. A straw vote, Mr. and Mrs. H. C. Larsen and tak en to learn th e se n tim e n t of th e Miss Florence Hill v itiated w ith Mrs. people, show ed all In fav o r of u n lt-l A. J. McClung M onday evening They I ing w ith Fairview- and _Rockwood. found h e r much im proved. J T axation an d bonding were favorably C. M. Zim m erm an had th e m isfor discussed, show ing th e re Is only lack 1 tu n e to fall from a lad d er w hile pick of a lead er to push th e m atter. I t is ' ing pears one day la st week and dis- hoped th a t F airview or Rockwood j located his shoulder. He ex p ectsth at will ta k e th e in itiativ e and cause I it will be several weeks before he can m eetings to be called in each district | use his arm again. and jo in tly to ta k e it up. T here a re | Albert English, father of Mrs. B. F. a t least 50 pupils in th ese district.) | . Cogswell, who has been visiting with i who would atten d school. T he ta x - ' ! relatives in Seattle, lias returned t o , a {ion would not fall heavily on any th. Cogswell home. Mr. and Mrs. Cogs because T ro u td ale alone has 43 per -well have recently enjoyed an auto- cent of h er s(.hoo, , ax th J ¡mobile trip to the coast and nearly to ,, . tin- C alifornia line. They were aicom ‘ „ panied by th eir d au ghter Mary and MRS' IR E N E WALDOW. M yrtle Rusher. Mr. and Mrs. Volght of Canyon City, | T hose W ant Ads a re genuine bus Colo., were recent, visitors of th eir iness g etters. uncle and aunt, David Weaver and Mrs. Whlasler. ELECTRIC BUILDING Principal Elmer F. Goodwin of the higli school is on a triip to Seattle and Tacoma. K. A. Miller, Dr. V. II. Adlx. Dr. ! W. J. Ott and B. N. Thorne have been i away for several days on a hunting trip. They are expected home to n ig h t.! Mr. und Mrs. H. L. St. Clair, th eir! daughters W inifred and Margaret. Mrs. F ro l McConnell and son Roger of | Caldwell. Idaho, enjoyed the day Sat-1 ' unlay on the Columbia riv er highway. ¡They had th eir breakfast at Wnhkeena I and d inner at Eagle Creek and took | in several of the delightful side trip s Expert Electrical Repairing Guaranteed I from the highway. Mrs. McConnell j O ffic e a n d S h o p , and her son retu rn ed to th eir home Sunday night. Electric Store Bungalow Bldg. Mr. and Mrs. E. M. Bowerman, who Phon« Rfh have been camping on the fair grounds ! <>re»h«m, Or«. FToyd L. Mack since last June left for C alifornia on | j Frnuk C. J one* •Monday. They were from Cow ley, Al-1 herta. They were old friends of Mr. and Mrs. Richard Beadle of Gresham. W e S a y - ~ f o r w a r d ]- The Bowermans expect to make th e ir home In California. MARCH 1 KEEJ We Continually Strive to have our bank classed by the State Banking Board and Federal Resent* Bank inspectors as one in the fore most ranks with respect to stability and proper accoun ting, and appreciate the co operation given by our cus tomers in reducing over drafts to a minimum and supplying proper security for all loans. “/ / pays both customer and bank in the long run.” " first state bank Greatiy Reduced Prices COME EARLY I r$&ñc£> TH E U N I V E R S A L C A R The Ford Sedan, with electric self-starting and lighting system and demountable rims with 3j4-inch tires Iront and rear, for every day in the year has no equal as a family car. Just as popular on the farm as it is in the city. In fact, it fits the family demands in every vocation o f life. I .arge,roomy seats, finely upholstered, plate glass windows make it an open car in pleasant weather, while in rainy and inclement weather it becomes a closed car, dust-proof and rain proof. It is not only comfortable, but really cozy, ami above all, economical in operation and maintenance, and has all the Ford merits of strength and durability. RAKER & SON Frank C. Jones Co. E stacad a G eneral C ontractors C arpentering E lectrical W iring Fixtures and Lamps Septic Tanks CH O ICE M EATS H om em ade Hams, Bacon, Sausage, Lard Full line of Cold Lunch-Meats SANITARY MARKET Main S treet Phone 881 GRESHAM GKO. DIETI., Prop SUNSHINE CLASS WILL GIVE ENTERTAINMENT CASH PA ID V- * for Fresh Cows, Beef Cows, Hogs, Calves of any kind. E. BAUMANN, Gresham Phone 901 winchester All lovers of w holesom e fun, packed In neat packages, free front dust and con tam in atio n , are hereby invited to land th e ir presence at a ¡special e n tertain m en t to be given at ¡th e P leasant Home M ethodist church next F rid ay evening, S eptem ber 10, at 8 :1 5 sharp. T he program will In clude hum orous songs about "c u c koos" " tra in s .” and "a lp h a b ets", sung by th e chorus ch o ir; a duet by II. L. Ball and W II. C rosier; a violin solo by Miss Edith F elt, accom panied j by Mrs. E. L undbont; read in g s by E d g ar Sloop, Helen Moulton and j o th e rs; a dialogue, "T h e M inister's : W ife” , by g irls of th e Sunshine class, and stu n ts by E verett L ake and lle r- : man W alters. The program will last an h o u r and a h alf Come early nnd J get it all. A dm ission fees will be charged, which a re said to he non-j profiteering prices. Your money back if not satisfied. \\7 H V does a woman prefer a Winchester A. W. M ETZG ER & CO. QUALITY AND SERVICE PHO NE n « i THE WINCHESTER STORE The Gresham Steam L aundry will continue to handle the work of th eir patrons until a new plant can be In stalled. The bundles «111 he collected; and delivered as usual —Adv. d FISH ! Salm on ’ F M il Can y o u r own fish at hom e at about o n e-th ird th e cost you pay now. Get them fresh, buy direct I from th e flrherm an. Get your o rd er! In early. F or p articu la rs, w rite or see P erry K itim llle r. Bonneville. Or ) R eg u lar m eeting of Greeh- '» m Ixidge No. U S . I.O.O.F , In th e Odd Fellow a hall, every T h u rs day evening. V isitors welcome. W C McCOLLAl’GH. N. O. I RAT A. PALJIQ ITST. Secretary. PA Y S FOR T H E INDIA IDEAL AND FO R TH E STATE A Person w ith No E ducation has b u t One Chance in 150,000 to R ender D istinguished Service to th e Public W ith Common School E d u catio n ............. 4 Chances W ith H igh School E d u catio n ....................... 87 Chances W ith College E d u catio n..............................800 Chances Are You Giving Your Child His Chance? THOSE STATES ARE W EA LTH IEST THAT HAVE INVESTED MOST IN EDUCATION Oregon A gricultural C ollege T hrough a “ L iberal and P ractical E d u catio n ” pre pares the Young Man and Young W om an for Useful C itizenship and Successful C areers in AGRICULTURE ENGINEERING MINING HOME ECOMOMICS COMMERCE PHARMACY FORESTRY VOCATIONAL EDUCATION T he T ra in in g Includes PHYSICAL EDUCATION, MUSIC, ENGLISH, MODERN LANGUAGE, ART and th e O th er E ssentials of a S tan d ard Technical College Course FA LL TERM OPENS SEPTEM BER 20, 1020. TUITION IS F R E E . FO R INFORMATION W RITE TO THE REGISTRAR, O regon A g ricu ltu ral College, Corvallis, Ore. 991 -—School Starts Monday SEPTEMBER 13 This Store is H eadquarters for School Supplies New and Second Hand Books GRESHAM DRUG CO. IF YO U W ANT TO MAKE A The Rexall Store SHOWINC t * THE PERSON SCHOOL DAYS WHO W ANTS TO K E E P ON progressing m ust m ake certain th a t his h ealth is " rig h t side up w ith c a re .” One good way to m ake certain of th is is to p u r chase m eats whose quallty- g u ara n tee d n ess will m ake him feel ce rtain th a t his digestion will assim ilate th e p ro p er food values. One way to m ake c e r tain of th a t Is to buy your m eats here. Gresham Meat Market P h on e 41 Boys an d g irls req u irem en ts fo r school w ear— U nderw ear, Stockings, Shoes, Sw eaters, etc. Fine Ribbed Stockings for girls, per p air ....... 8Oc to 8 8 c Heavy Ribbed Stockings for boys, per p air 8Oc to 78c G irls Cotton Ribbed Union Suits, heavy weight, each. *1.2.1 to * 1 .0 8 Bovs' Cotton Ribbed L'nion Suits, heavy weight, * 1 .8 0 to *1.7.1 Girls’ School Shoes, pair *8.98 to 94 78 Boys School Shoes, p air *3.80 to *,1.00 Boys' High Cut Shoes, good heavy weight, ex tra special sizes 1 to 5A4, per p a ir *4.80 G irls’ Rain Capes, ages 6 to 14 years, sp ecial..... ........................ * 3 .0 0 Two big special values in B lankets. E x tra larg e size. Grey Cotton B lankets, special per p air at * 4 .1 » . N ashau W oolnap B lankets In p retty plaids, good asso rtm ent, special at * 7 .4 » per pair. All W hite Cotton Sheet B lankets, per p air *1.0» and *.-> oo CANNON’S GRESHAM, • • . . . OREGON A ® 1 i k e MotherMakea F irem en '« Mix-ting Ptmt|M>mxl. T he firem en's m eeting called for! Monday night. Sept. 6th, was post-1 poned to T hursday evening. Septetn- : ber 9. All firemen are u rgently re-1 quested to be present. Deputy sta te ; fire m a rsh al, G. AV. Stokes, is ex-j p etted to be present. W in c h e s te r K n iv es For E v e r y th in g E D U C A T IO N G o in g - - The m an who is rich In money may j be poor In soul, but m ost of us would ! be w illing to ta k e a chance on s o u l 1 poverty to escape th e o th e r kind. » ’ Kitchen Knife for even such ea.-y cutting as trimming n pic? Simply because \ \ inehestcr Knives «re inaile so well, out of such gixul steel, that sia« uncon sciously forms the habit of using them fur everything. Come in this week and see the sjas ial dis play we are making of Winchester Cutlery, which keeps sharp so long. G resham , Case Reliable Tractors City Bakery Grew ham P hone 1 1 Complete with friction clutch pulley-governor water strainer; Berling or Bosch magneto; with plenty of power for pulley or draw-bar work. Seventy-one years experience back of all Case machinery. The Crescent Cafeteria form erly a t co rn er of T hird and S tark . P o rtlan d , now In new location Tractors with all Tractor Implements W. A. HESSEL 'JIMI Alder b etw een ;td »ml 4th A cordial welcome to all patrons an d friends MRS M FRAKES A SON R E I.I ABILITY 9*9 SERVICE .144
