Gresham outlook., May 31, 1921, Page 3, Image 3

(iKEsHAM OUTLOOK
T I'E S IH Y.
MAY
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□ memorial exercises
wedded sixty years
WELL ATTENDED
COUPLE
CELEBRATE
Good for Nothing Space
M emorial day exercise, w ere held
th e B aptist church Monday m orn-
1ng. The program was of u nusual
in te rest an d th e atten d a n ce was
nearly double th a t of recen t years.
A n u m b er of veterans of th e civil
w ar w ere p resen t but th e ir th in n in g
ran k s brings an ache to th e h ea rt
and a choke to th e voice as th e n um ­
ber is grow ing sm a lle r each year.
Niue of th e veteran s joined in «h
e
m arch to the cem etery.
Can Be Made Useful and Attractive
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The 60th
of
Rev- and Mrs J. H. Wood will be eel«
brated WedueBday, June let, at th eir
home by an all-day picnic gathering of
friends and neighbors who wish to join
in th is happy occasion Plans are a r ­
ranged for a picnic lunch at noon to
which everyone is invited to attend
and tak e part. All those w ishing to go
from Gresham who have no way of g e t-!
t,UB t0 Brothpr Wood's home are re-
quested to meet at the Methodist p ar­
sonage at 10:30. Everyone planning
on going in a m achine and having
room for extra passengers is requested j
to call a t the parsonage between 10:30 I
and 11 o'clock.
Rev. and Mrs. Wood live about four
miles northeast of G r-sham in the I
Cedar district, about one mile east of I
Cedar Schoolhouse.
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T he program was in ch arg e of
Ju d g e Geo. W. W onacott, n atio n al
aid-de-cam p of th e G. A. R.
Rev. A. S. Hisey read some ex­
tracts from a h isto rical review of the
origin of m em orial day, also G eneral
L ogan's g en eral o rd ers for th e ob­
servance of th e day.
There’s a room in your house you have never been
C. E. R u sh er san g In his usual
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i. It is the attic. It isn t yet a room.
pleasing m an n er a b eau tifu l song,
A ndrew M c M illan dies
“ Do Y our Best for One A nother."
PALCO wall board will transform this attic into
AFTER LONG ILLNESS
Rev. H. R. G eb h ard t read P resi-I
a neat, comfortable and convenient winter plav room
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en t u L .UvUiu
incoln's s lam
fam ou
ous s G ettysburg
Andrew McMillan died last night
for the kiddies.
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address which has become im m ortal shortly after midnight, after a long
in its fam e.
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illness. u He
leaves
a widow
and a young
Rev. E arl B. Cotton gave th e ad ­ sou. G rant McMillan. He is survived
dress of th e day and paid high trib ­ also byTiis aged parents, Mr. and Mrs.
A°fU’ ? ? T elf’
do th,eAvork during spare hours.
u te to th e soldiers who have died to Donald McMillan of Montavilla, and
-V tew dollars will cover the total expense.
raise th is co u n try to th e place th a t by several brothers and sisters, all
it now holds. Included in th is trib ­ well known here.
ute w ere th e wives and m others who
Andrew McMillan has suffered for
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s
rem ained a t hom e w hile th e ir men 1 “*w
“ > two years from compllca
more c ln
than
compllca-
Member
w ent o ut to fight fo r th e cause of i tions following an attack of influenza,
tr u th and righteousness.
j which trem inated in a paralytic stroke
Rev. Mr. C otton, w hile giviug th e ani^ be has been confined to his bed
highest trib u te to th e v eteran s of th e au d Practically helpless for many
G B E S H A M , O K E O O ie
I past, em phasized th e fact th a t it was
o u r duty to carry on th e work which
Funeral arrangem ents have not yet
Exclusive Representative, National Builders Bureau
they had begun and help to m ake been made.
th is n atio n stan d for righteousness |
Obituary o f Mrs. A m y A. H ill.
and tru th . A m ericanization he de-
| j fined as beginning w ith the indivi-1
Mrs. Amy A. Hill, m other of C lar­
. dual and w idening in ever increasing ence A. Hill of G resham , died a t the
circles of services and im provem ent home of her d au g h ter, Mrs. Rosa E.
I until, th e individual, th e home, the H auser, of P o rtland, on F rid ay , May
neighborhood, th e tow n, sta te and 27. Death came suddenly of h e a r t'
j nation were helped to a happier, ; tro u b le - Tbp funeral service was
I h ea lth ier, b e tte r plane of living.
held from th e G resham B aptist
| T he services a t th e m ound, in the church on Sunday aftern o o n and in-!
cem etery which w ere conducted by ferm ent was in the G resham c e m e -!
the W. II. C. were Im pressive and fol­ tery. Rev. Jesse E. Brown, p asto r of
lowing th e decoration of the mound the church, preached th e fu n eral s e r­
th e Boy Scouts and th e ir leader, Rev. mon.
Amy A. G reen was born in C raw ­
A. S. Hisey, decorated th e graves of
ford
county. Indiana. A ugust 10,
the
old
soldiers
who
are
buried
in
H aving sold my farm ( will sell to highest bidder
1847. She moved w ith h e r p aren ts
i the G resham cem etery.
Team Horses 8 and 9 years old; 9 Weanling Pigs; Boar 6
to Missouri when she was 10 years or
age. She joined the M ethodist Epis­
FAIRVIEW
m onths; Boar, 1 year old; 14 young Geese.
copal church about th e sam e tim e and
Set double work harness; set double driving harness; single harness n e w I The P o rtlan d Study club held its ■
n u s ained
in e a a a faith
ra lth fu
ri l m em ber of th a t!
rem
everal horse collars; set Boston backers with neck yoke; 2 farm wagons- h ?nUnVr?uu<ll' ti t .liilfit. T u ''S<' ay evening church all h er life
On O ctober 10,,
Ur o J
thp hom e of Mr- and 1
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spring wagon; buggy; gurry; 2 hay racks; gravel bed- snrina s e ,7
A*1/
i' - ,Cady' T bls year thp h u s­ 18 i 1, she w as m arled to Jo h n J. HUI
. p r e .* . ,;
“ ck" “ ™ d bands of th e m em bers w ere invited as a t C leopatra, M issouri. F o u r clul- '
’ 7»«,
,”° W: Ch-mW on mower; 12,u nrH8!?' nThJ h° UBe ttnd ta b ’e Wer® dren were born to this union. One
disc, 1 ¿-horsepow er gas engine; X-row corn planter; Simplex No 7 cream sen n rtistleally decorated w ith the beau- died in childhood and one in early
nn»«
d LyPlne. D uring th e b a i l ­
U n Z m r 60h0a0rrO; r : 4b; ttle Bai!C0Ck mI,k
« ‘- r t h o r T c T p Z out t th e gentlem en were requested to manhood. The husband died in Buf­
ng m ill, 6000-gallon red wood w ater tank; galvanized sheep-dipping tank- tell ab o u t th e fu n n iest things th a t falo, O klahom a, Ja n u a ry 20, 1905.
had
ir nves.
lives. At first o,,,ve
Since lu
then
" occurred * in
■* th
in e e ir
e n Mrs. Hill has lived with
boiler for scalding hogs; heating stove with tank and coil for dairy 1 „ ot’ A
had b e e V io o serL \m ^ V c o m n L 'm iy T ' h“ " " ? 8 r ' “ ,<lr“ n- Sh? h a" m ade
power em ery wheel; grindstone; 15-gallo„ (>ll (lrum; Meyprg
th in g funny, but upon being rem ind- h h° m8 " OreK° n slnce 1 »13.
rolling cu tter for plow; several lengths barn door track ; ice-box- 2 burner
f d by
W‘.Ve8 of funny Incidents,
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gas plate and oven; 10 sacks Irish Cobbler seed potatoes, and other articles th r ir sto ries fu rn ish ed e n te rta in m e n t
u
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Thank*,
too num erous to mention.
articles for th e evening. Mrs. Cady surp rised
wlsh ,to ,h a n k ° n r friends and
the guests by announcing th a t It was !!i \ bborH for th e ir sym pathy and
a Ro th e an n iv ersary of Mr. Cady's , ndn1eBB at th e tim e of the d eath and
ALL SUMS UNDER ¿20.00, CASH
b rtb and presented him with th e ,.uriaI of ° u r beloved m other, and for
Approved Bankable Notes Will Be Taken For L arger Amounts
b irthday cake.
'h e b eautiful floral offerings.
. o ra,' Vlara StPVP" s from P o rtlan d
' ^ e?,ce A H ln 3,1,1 Fam ily, Rosa
visited her au n t, Mrs G E Bills
“ ' H au ser and Fam ily.
Tuesday.
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<'°UreU U oniniunlty <’hurch.
COL. W. S. WOOD & SONS. Auctioneers
.
A. MEYER^ c ,erk , Llod A nderson has been q u ite /il]
w l,b to n sliitis.
Rev. Mr. Bailey and wife of Se-
B tein 'F ^ m 8 “
.“ Mr "an d M r7 ot°to T i'“’
eVBn«e,,8t8 wb°
Schw artzenback and dau g h ters, May * "* tbrouB b th e country in an au-
?®,en> O tto K neutzle and F red ,om ob,,e fitted up as a gospel car,
f e .
T h ^ h ie b
,
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,
, will speak every evening this week at
nB
? f ■ v C o o u ttre"
c h u r<-'b '
They are fine
»««.. faith8
r
, “ t " - ^ a ? ! ? t A a .craw
crew or
re ii chu
men . faith
fu
lly
w
orking
oil
the
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on m e san d y
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and a cordial invitation
D rainage d istrict
istric t diVo
dike on th e Sundial
ranch.
, extended to ail to h ea r them .
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B*118 of L anrelw ood has
H aley B aptist Chui-cli.
IHBs V 8 t,llg blB m° th e r, Mrs. G. E.
The church was nearly filled S un­
The re g u la r m eeting of th e F air- day m orning. Besides local people
'le w gran g e has been postponed on
account of m any of th e m em bers a t­ there were many present from Deep
o rtlan
d and G resham . Please
tending th e session of th e sta te j Creek.
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larl"
wrilin b e aheMUgen?K ThP " eXt “ cet'OK ',Ote ' h at th e Sun(l“ y evening services
Give the Children a Room of Their Own
Make the Attic Good for Something
JONES LUMBER CO.
1 Phone 2431
See J. G. Mast'
PUT YOUR GET-RICH
QUICK SOU YEN
IN THE
WASTE
BASKET
AND
P ut Y our
IN THE
II that scheme the smooth stranger tries to sell you
were such a -good thing,” he would keep It himself or
come to a BANK to sell it.
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Consult us on any proposition offered you, whether
or not you are yet banking with us.
We may save you from LOSING YOUR MONEY.
We invite YOUR Banking Business.
BANK OF GRESHAM
State and County Depository
AUCTION SALE
At Cleveland Farm in Gresham
NEW
THURSDAY, JUNE 2, at 10 o’clock
FOR children !
W. H. CLEVELAND, T. E. MERCER, Owners
POWELL VALLEY
p j , hp L u th eran L adies' Aid will meet
.F rid a y . Ju n e 3, at the hom e of Mr.
■ind Mrs. F ra n k StatTenson.
The
m eeting has been set ahead one week
on account of Rev. Mr. T ruedson
eaving S atu rd ay for Chicago to a t­
tend the G eneral Synod of the L u th ­
eran church.
I Mr and Mrs. J. Palm blad will en­
te rtain th e H aley B aptist L adles’ Aid
society at th e ir hom e W ednesday af-
The P an a or G resham pays 5 per
, tem o o n .
3
cent Interest on tim e deposits.__Adv
A baby son. Earl, was born to Mr
and Mrs Ed Sell T hursday evening RAG RUG? woven, T hird s tre e t n ear
M other and baby are doing well un-
Hood avenue, phone 993.
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Inch are you?
S your kitchen uncomfort­
ably warm—and does it re­
quire constant effort to keep it
clean and tidy?
Or are you one of the thou­
sands of happy women who
delight to work in a cool, shin­
ing kitchen— with a good oil
cookstove ?
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A good oil cookstove is easy
to operate—brings a steady in­
tense heat concentrated direct­
ly on the cooking.
For best results use Pearl
Oil—the clean economical ker­
osene that is refined and re-
refined by a special process.
Sold by dealers everywhere.
Order by name— Pearl Oil. -
STANDARD OIL COMPANY
"t California)
PEARL OIL
HEAT AND LIGHT
l 7 :30. P ra y er and praise service
held every T hursday evening at 8.
The L adies' Aid will m eet a t John
' P alm b lad ’s on W ednesday afternoon
i of th is week.
The young people's social m eeting
will be held a t th e home of Mr. and
Mrs John Johnson on S atu rd ay ev­
ening. Ju n e 4th. All young people
cordially Invited.
Have B uilding Coata.
20 per cent saved In your building
by our special u n it system . F ancher-
McLean ( o., 308-9-10 Lewis Bldg
P o rtland. Oregon
tf
CEDAR AND VICTORY
White Star Hall
Mr and Mrs .A . C. A lthaus and
I d au g h ter. H elen, joined a p arty of
friends from P o rtlan d on M onday in
a trip to A rraw an n a
T he party
com prising 20 persons, enjoyed the
chfoken’ rt/ tb e trlp “ nd “ w onderful
Pb‘ k‘ " d ‘n f>pr " t the m ountain re-
■c rt On th e ir retu rn they passed Hie
? r, ° ' J u d *p Olson soon
a fte r the in ju red persons had been
taken to P ortland
Picnic su p p er on
t^hH^, aU,, 8t th e home of Mr an<l Mrs
A lthaus was a featu re of th e even-
I in®.
Tbp v lpt'” T P aren t-T each er asso-
a at,
w ,n mppt «t th e schoolhouse
' sion d L ’ TSV
f° r ,h e f a u l a r ses-
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At th is m eeting the reg u la r
“lection of officers will be held
A
Program will be given and plans for
an tee cream social have been dis-
m enu . . t . ^
«nenu wili
made lat<*r
l l t J ' Vr.ChU ,,rO^ " “ nd fam l,y »•»-
m ™
w Hu"ry
.rl,z »n<t Rpv and
Mrs.
J. H.
Wood F Monday.
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I he Marik of G resham pays 6 per
cent In terest on tim e deposits.— Adv.
The Mission L adies' Aid will meet
at the home of Mr. and Mrs Chas
Nor.lhloin T hursday, Ju n e 2. All are
invited to atten d .
The Misses Ju n e and G ertru d e
G ustafson visited Sunday evening
and Monday with th e ir cousins the
I Misses E rm a and Melba M agnuson.
GINGHAM
iii small checks and large
well-assorted plaids.
Moderately priced at
$1.50, $1.75 & $2.25
WOMEN’S SILK HOSE
m Black, Brown, White and Gray, at, the pair
$L25, $1.50, $1.75
SPECIAL
Fibre Silk Hose in Brown and Black, per P(lir 55c
Walrad Mercantile Co.
R ough
and dressed lumber
Rough dimension and timbers
S i a n H,U‘nS,Wn’ 2 X 4 to 2 * 12
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$10 to $18
Flooring .
.................... ........ to $18
Ceiling ............" " " ” “ 7 ..................................... !oo
f 60
R u s tic ....
j?2 5^0
S te p p in g ..... ................................................... &
Door and window jam bs.....................
2 x 4 plain gutters, J cents lin. ft.
Moldings, % cents lin. ft. to 2 inches.
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JONSRUD-GUNDERSON LBR. CO.
P hone: Sandy 13x3;
R. F. D. 2. Boring, Oregon
CHOICE MEATS
Homemade Ham», Bacon, Sausage, Lard
L ull line of Cold Lunch Meats
SANITARY MARKET
Main Street
New S pring Dance F loor
D RU SSFsl
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GRESHAM
UBO. DIET!,,
Prop.
Phone IRi
At SPRINGDALE, ORE.
C olunibia R iver Highway
EVERY SATURDAY NIGHT
Ladles F ree
G entlenien |1
Good Music. Good Hupper
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ELECTRICAL HOUSEKEEPING
« e « .™
the eight hour day In the home bv m
pO8B,b*e
«•tabllah
hands th a t are offered to v
J o,
* "I* of the p>pctrlcal
washer, w ashing machine7 i t '" . * ? * r° T i of thc p|pctr'c «U«h-
»nd the many other labor’ sav in ? d . X s ’ VnCUUm " Weeper
quickly M ^ e f t l e n H r ' ^ t ’h o m ^ iM b ? 111 d° y° UI" W° rk
KEROSENE)
,n
Wbe" XOU U "
ulaa to »how you any time.
TfíAftí Foroil
cookstoves
*T«A>n
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l y to the
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TWO STORES—Electric Store, Electric Building.
Blectrlc Store, First and Alder Sts.
Oil. COMPANY
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Portland Railway, Light & Power Co.
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