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Lee O rtm an, recently from W alla
W alla, W ashington, has been placed
in ch arg e of th e S tan d ard Oil statio n
at th is place. J. L. Maloney, who
cam e here a few weeks ago to take
ch arg e of th e sta tio n , has been tra n s
ferred to V ancouver.
Miss Evelyn M etzger, who was
obliged to give up h er w ork on the
O utlook force ab o u t th ree m onths
ago on account of illness, has recov
ered and again a t h er work.
C arl S h attu ck was In G resham on
business m a tte rs on Monday.
Mr.
S hattu ck has been in th e so u th w est
In quest of h ea lth for sev eral m ouths
and rep o rts m uch im provem ent.
A baby boy was born on Monday,
A ugust 1, to Mr. and Mrs. R. A
G anger of Bull Run a t th e T lm m er
man p riv ate sa n ita riu m . T h e little
fellow tipped th e scales a t 8 %
pounds.
Mr. and Mrs. W. 8 A verill have re
tu rn ed from C orvallis w here they
went for th e su m m er school session.
Mrs. H. C. L arsen left th is m orn
ing fo r S eattle w here she will visit
friends and relatives. She expects to
be away for two o r th ree weeks.
Mr. and Mrs. H arold K ern arriv ed
a day o r two ago from Burley, Idaho,
If you are contemplating building come in and see us.
and are visiting w ith th e ir p aren ts.
We are a member of the National Builder’s Bureau and
Mr. and Mrs. M, D. K ern an d Mrs.
I hesc machines are all in good mechanical condition. Terms if desired.
Rose M etzger. T hey expect to re
have on hand over 500 house plans. Come in and see
main h ere for th e su m m er and may
them
let us help you plan your new home.
stay p erm an en tly .
They cam e by
auto.
Rem em ber— Owned. Homes are Happy Homes.
G uests at th e M. D. K ern hom e re
cently w ere Mr. an d Mrs. G eorge
Sw lndam an and d au g h te r R uth, of
Boise, Idaho. T h e Sw indem ans, to
g e th e r w ith Mr. and Mrs. P ete Sm ith
and th re e ch ild ren of Mt. Angel and
GRESHAM
Phone 1301
ESTACADA
Mr. and Mrs Sylvester Sm ith of St
Paul, Oregon, were d in n er g u ests on
Sunday of th e W. R. K ern fam ily.
W. T. H artley , who u n d erw en t a
serious o p eratio n a t a P o rtlan d hos
p ltal a few w eeks ago. is sufficiently
recovered to re tu rn to his hom e in
G resham . He is able to be ab o u t th e
stre e ts b u t has not yet regained his
fo rm er stre n g th .
Mr. H artley will
Two au to loads of G resham people soon celeb rate his 90th b irth d ay and
m ade th e trip to Mt. Hood Lodge on his vigor fo r one of his age is re
th e n o rth slope of Mt. Hood T h u rs m ark ab le.
Mr. H artley and hi3
day, re tu rn in g th e sam e n ig h t. They d au g h ter, Mrs. S tella Stockdale, will
left here a t 5 o’clock in th e m orning, leave in a sh o rt tim e for C alifornia
had d in n e r well up th e m ountain w here th ey will rem ain over next
sid e and re tu rn e d to E agle C reek w inter.
One hour of real entertainment.
w here they had su p p er an d rested
W- A. H essel and wife, Jam es
un til evening. T hose In th e party E lk in g to n , C. G. Schneider and W il
were Mr. and Mrs. G eorge Page and son E astm an have re tu rn e d from a
Your only chance! Don’t miss it.
son Donald, Mr. P ag e’s m o th e r and fishing trip which took th em Into
Hula Hula Dance by
two sisters, Jas. L aw rence, Mr. and the m o u n tain s 40 m iles from E sta ca
Mrs . W illiam A nderson and Miss da. W hile Ashing was not p a rtic u
!■ ran k le McLean of W ashington, who larly good th e cam ping and th e h ik
Is th e guest of th e A ndersons.
ing were enjoyed to th e full
Solos, quartets, instrumental by company, special nov
R. F. W alters met with a painful
M arg aret St. C lair is In C aldw ell,
Baling hay, Threshing with 10-18, 15-27 or 22-40 tract
and serious accident last week a t his Id ah o , w here she will spend th e
elty and steel guitar by
ors
(2 or 3 or 4 plow tractors), Cutting grain, filling
farm on G resham H eights w hile he m onth of A ugust v isitin g w ith re la
was o p eratin g his wood saw.
His tives.
silos, all draw bar or belt pulley work.
left hand becam e ca u g h t In th e m a
Mr. and Mrs. C. G. S chneider are
chinery which m ashed and lacerated m oving Into th e Peck residence on
Doing good work on many different farms with
It terrib ly . The Angers w ere broken W allula H eights, w here they expect
and th e Aesh to rn from a p a rt of the to live for several m onths.
hand. He was ta k en at once to a
Mrs. A. L. B urton and fam ily
P o rtlan d hospital for tre a tm e n t and have moved to th e ir new residence
will rem ain th e re for a few days. He on W est F irs t stree t.
is rep o rted to be doing well. Hope
Mrs. L. M. D ougherty, who
is e n tertain ed th a t all his Angers can spending the su m m er at T he Eyrie
Concert—adults 40 cents; children 30c, including war
be saved.
on th e E vergreen H ighw ay, was
tax. Small charge for the dance
O liver S tro m q u lst of th e O utlook ca lle r today on Mrs. C arrie H ansen
force has been lim ping ab o u t p ain She was accom panied by h er daugh
Agency
fully for th e past few days as a re te r, Mrs. A lfred B einfohr and th e lat
su lt of an accident w ith his m o to r te r ’s d au g h ter. Miss H elen, of Maple
cycle b ut is th a n k fu l th a t he es ton, Illinois. T he la tte r young lady
caped with no m ore serio u s trouble. is ta k in g th e Pacific Coast trip as i
Reliability
Gresham
Service
Mr. S tro m q u lst lives in P o rtlan d ahd ! g ra d u a tio n g ift from h er fath er.
rides his m achine to and from work
H erb ert E. S tu d eb ak er of Ellens
Phone 1141
Gresham, Ore.
W hile going o ut Powell stre e t n ear burg, W ashington, is spending a day
th e G resham schoolhouse he was o r so at th e hom e of his sister, Mrs
ab o u t to pass a wood tru ck which E m m ett Kelly.
suddenly tu rn ed Into th e side road
Mrs. E m m ett K elly retu rn ed F ri
w ithout signaling. In his effort to day from C astle Rock, W ashington
get out of th e way of th e tru ck he w here she was called th e 22d by th e
ran his m achine onto th e school sud d en d eath of h e r m other, Mrs
gro u n d w here it upset and bruised M innie S tu d eb a k er of th a t place.
him severely.
Miss Louise F ish e r from P o rtlan d
Lewis O. Larson of T ro u td ale, who is th e guest of Mrs N ora W ithrow for
Main S treet
GRESHAM
has spent th e past week a t th e H enry a few days th is week.
Phone 181
GRO. DIRTL, Prop
S churm an hom e on Cleveland ave
nue. will leave T h u rsd ay for n
m o n th ’s visit w ith his son, Je an L ar
son, and g ran d d a u g h ter. Mrs R. R.
W aiters of E v erett, W ashington
Both M r. Larson and Mrs W a tte rs
were form er resid en ts of T routdale.
D inner g u ests a t the S churm an
hi me on Sunday were Lowls O. L a r
I here are a good many reasons why a farmer
son of T ro u td ale, Mr and Mrs. Geo
should
have a bank account, among them these
Larson and baby of P o rtlan d , Ja k e
five:
Larson of G resham and August
S churm an of W oodland, W ashington.
R obert L arson, wife and son called
1. Because the farmer creates wealth and the
7V)R your protection in any possible
and spent th e evening
banker
conserves it.
emergency, your Winchester Rifle is
H enry Schurm an left Sunday m orn
severely tested at the factory before you
ing on a w eek's business trip to Mo
2. Because the farmer often needs money or
lalla. Oregon.
are ullowed to buy it.
Bargains in Used Fords
1920 Sedan, run 5000 miles, all equipment...........$775
1920 Touring, fine condition.................................$450
1918 R oadsters.....................................................$350
1920 Truck, with c a b .............................................$500
Y o u ’ll
1919 Truck, stake body, extension frame, new
t i r e s ..................................................•___ $700
Several 1918 Tourings, from $275 t o ..................$350
N ever B e H appy—
Until you own your own home
You will never know the joys of living in the
fullest measure until you quit paying rent
and OWN YOUR OWN HOME
RAKER & SON
JONES LUMBER CO.
Phone 2341
COMING
COMING
COMING
GRESHAM LOCALS
J. G. Mast, Branch Mngr.
Case Tractors
Shaw’s Hawaiian Troubadours
at Fairview City Hall, August 5, 8:30 sharp
Hawaiian and popular melodies
JO N I A
Kale and Indetta
Eddie Shaw with his steel guitar; Kale Ko
with his one-string novelty
Case Balers
Case Tractors Case Plows
Case Threshing Separators
Case Tractor Discs
All Reliable Case Machinery
Dance folowing concert,—
Hawaiian Orchestra
77 YEARS OF KNOWING HOW
Hessel’s Farm Machinery
tVIMCfftSTEfl
CHOICE MEATS
Homemade Hams, Bacon, Sausage, Lard
Full line of Cold Lunch Meats
SA N IT A R Y M A R K ET
Gresham Theater
Wednesday, Aug. 3
Why You Can Trust Your
Winchester Rifle
I
Of Interest to Farmers
CLARA KIMBALL
YOUNG
In Mid-Channel
FRIDAY SPECIAL
Not a Moving Picture
It must pass the most rigorous tests
for strength, accuracy, dependability,
and smoothness and reliability of action.
Knowing what it lias stood up under,
the manufacturers back it with a sweep
ing guarantee.
For your next hunting trip, get a tested
Winchester which you cun trust.
Come in and sec the dilferent models,
und let us tell you all about them und
their Winchester Ammunition.
A. W. METZGER & CO.
Phone 1451
the
WINCHESTER
store
Jos Griffis has purchased th e co t
tag e in R egner ad d itio n w hich was
ow ned by C laude Stockton an d «x-
pects to move Into his new property
th is week Rev and Mrs. J. H. Wood |
» h o purchased Mr Griffis’ hom e on
Second stree t will move Into th e ir
new hom e In a sh o rt tim e.
t rank t . Jones has received a le t
te r from his son. E ttsel. tellin g of l»is
activ ities in the g overnm ent service
w ithin recent m onths. He has been
estab lish in g radio sta tio n s In differ
ent p arts of A laska and was recently See window display of Curios I
called to B rem erton on business con
nected with his work
He
o r from the Arctic Circle — see,
dered to th e St P aul Islands In th e guns and revolvers taken from
Beering sea to Inspect th e rad io s ta noted criminals by the great
tion at th a t place. He sailed on Ju ly est police organization in the
23 on the V 8 8. S atu rn and expect world.
ed to be a» ay for ab o u t six weeks.
M aurice W lim arth and fam ily t
P ortland visited over the w eek-eud
w ith his au n t. Mrs. H C. Larsen
NORTHWEST
MOUNTED
POLICE
Vaudeville & Pictures
15c
and
35c
credit to supplement his own efforts.
3. Because the farmer’s money in the bank
is not only safe, but is helping the community.
4. Because the farmer, being in reality a bus
iness man, should be business like in his meth
ods.
5. Because by being a bank customer, the
farmer is really entitled to the advice, informa
tion, and cooperation that every good banker can
g iv e .
)
W t ..really want to help you.
our Prosperity is Our Prosperity
FIRST STATE BANK
GRESHAM, OREGON