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About Gresham outlook. (Gresham, Multnomah County, Or.) 1911-1991 | View Entire Issue (Feb. 3, 1922)
T (—y R A C T ’**'*'* OR $492.85 GRESHAM Y es Ivemore Tune for Myself Since I Got a F ord son ” T he Fordson T ractor is taking much of the drudgery out of farm life; it is solving the labor problem ; it is reducing the cost of preparing land by alm ost pne half of what it was with horses; and it is saving one third to one h a lf o f the fa rm e r’s time; and making farm life more attractive. The Fordson will run your threshing machine —and at the most opportune time for you. It will operate the milking machines, saw your wood, fill your silo, pump the water, and take care of every kind of belt work— And don't forget—it will plow six to eight acres in a ten hour day, handling two plows w ith ease. Thus the Fordson is the ideal year-round trac tor. I t will pay for its fall and w inter keep in m any ways. There’s a big story to tell you about the Ford son—and a true one— come in and get the facts. Or, if you prefer, telephone or drop us a card and we will bring them to you. R A K E R & SON GRESHAM CHOICE FRESH AND SMOKED MEATS Fresh Fish in Season PLEASANT HOME MEAT MKT. MARION MAYFIELD. Prop. Phone G resham 2 76. A uction Sale Kligel to atten d th e g rad u a tio n pro PLEASANT HOME PASTOR gram . WILL CONDUCT SERVICES The eighth grad e g rad u a tin g exer Miss Mary Dietl of P o rtlan d haf cises ta th e Kelso school Saturday been spending th e past week w ith T he g re a te st gold m ine in th e jevening. Ja n u a ry 28th, drew a full her sister, Mrs. E Herz. Mrs H erz world h a t ju st been rediscovered by house. An excellent program was m other. Mrs. Dietl and g ran d -d au g h - a p arty of gold seekers. T hose re- rendered as follows: song “'Out ter. G retchen L arson, w ere also w e e k -1 tu rn in g from th e trip of exploration W here th e W est Begtns,” by a group end guests. J have said th e m ine contains th e larg- I of g irls; sifte r drill by ten little Ned Nelson had th e m isfo rtu n e re est vein of paying ore th a t they have g irls; recitatio n . ‘ P illa r Rock.” by cently of being th ro w n off w hile driv seen. They also rep o rt th a t th e gold E lizabeth P atte rso n ; song. “Jolly ing bis sleigh, breaking a rib n ear tn< is of an exceptional q u ality th a t does Boys” by a group of boys; recitation, spine. He is now at a P o rtlan d hos not ru st o r ta rn ish . F u rth erm o re, I "F ro g s a t School." by A nna Louise pital fo r trea tm e n t. when once m ined by an Individual it L arson; vocal solo by Mrs. Jo h n Mrs. H annah Nelson, who was at can nev er be sto len from him. Hun- D unn; play "A ll th e W orld Loves a the Good S am aritan hospital for sev- j d red s of your neighbors have Btaked L over,” by eig h th g rad e class; read eral weeks on account of an in ju ry to th e ir claim s in th is land of gold and ing by Miss M argaret M iller; song. her knee, is now at home, b u t is still a re finding th e "im p erish ab le g o ld ” "H ere Comes th e S andm an.” by Jay- unable to walk. w hich is revealed in th e Bible. H ave dene N elson; p resen tatio n of diplo Miss M argaret Miller, principal of you stak ed o ut y o u r claim in th e land mas by County S uperintendent B ren the union high school at Sandy, was of sp iritu a l tr u th ? Do you need a ton V edder; vocal solo, “T he End of a guest of Mrs Baum back S atu rd ay gu id e to help you to see th e gold and a P erfect Day." by Miss M argaret night. te ll you how to m ine it? Any of the Miller. Those receiving eighth grad e Jo e V aeretti of Bull Run atten d ed P ro te sta n t ch u rch es w ill help you diplom as were M arie Baum back, the g rad u atio n exercises S atu rd ay i ' uiiu find ii. it If you a tte n d no o th e r F lorence Kligel, D orothy Nelson, evening. 'c h u rc h , go to th e M ethodist P leasan t H elen P eterson, V ernie Ja rl, C lar Mr. and Mrs. Newman and baby of i H om e church Next Sunday, a t 11 ence Irw in and H arold E rickson. All P o rtlan d w ere week-end g u ests at a . m., th e p asto r's topic will be "Los- th e g rad u ates received excellent th e hom e of Mrs N ew m an’s p aren ts, j tng th e Bible to F ind I t." H W. grades, none falling below 90 per Mr. and Mrs. N. C. Peterson I S tro n g of G resham will sing a solo at cent. Mrs. McCormick cam e o u t from (th is service. Marie Baum back and H arold Erick P o rtlan d w ith Miss E lizabeth Can T he Sunday school m eets as usual son entered th e Sandy high school on ning for a v isit w ith Mr. and Mrs. a t 10 o'clock. T h ere is a class for Monday. Florence Kligel and Doro F. W. C anning over th e week-end. you. R. E. J a rl, saw m ill man of Cor thy Nelson have gone to P o rtlan d to T he evening serv ice a t 7 :3 0 will atten d school. T he form er is en bett, Oregon was a week-end v isitor be in ch arg e of H arry Bickford, who at Kelso. rolled at Mt. M arys and th e la tte r at John Jo n sru d of C herryville cam e will be assisted by Mrs. E. E. Van Jefferson high school. V ernie J a rl down to s ta rt up th e Nelson & Kligel F leet and Mrs. N. H. Bickford. The has joined his m o th er and sisters at evening stu d y will be th e life of Medford, Oregon w here he will a t lath m ill, w hich has been idle for a Joseph. T he C o ttre ll o rch e stra will few weeks. tend high school. Mr. Phipps has sold all of his b a l f t , as8‘8t w lth ,h e m u8lc' A 80n* se r- T he L adies' Club was en tertain ed vice will follow. last week T h u rsd ay by Mrs. G ilbert hay. Eri. The follow ing ladies braced the PLEASANT HOME storm y day to a tte n d : Mrs. I. H. Phipps, Mrs. N. C. P eterson, Mrs. Max The m any friends of B. F ritsch will Kligel, Mrs. E. Herz, Mrs. E. V. E rick be pleased to know of his rap id Im son, Mrs. A. C. Baum back and Mrs. provem ent since his operation at St. Robt. Jo n sru d , P lans w ere discussed V incent’s h o sp ital in P o rtlan d two fo r giving a play in th e sp rin g to add w eeks ago. He is expected hom e w ith to the piano fupd. It was found th a t in th e next week or two. Mr. F ritsch $6.25 had been raised, th ro u g h th e has w orked exceedingly h ard to clear efforts of the club for th e Louise his five-acre place, which he had fin Home. Delicious refresh m en ts w ere ished, b ut th e effort ag g rav ated sto m served. Mrs. N. C. P eterson will en ach tro u b le, which m ade an op eratio n te rta in th e club at its next m eeting, necessary. th e fo u rth T hursday in F ebruary. In te re st is developing very ra p id A rth u r F ren d , son-in-law of R. ly a t th e P leasan t Home B aptist Netzei has purchased d h a rle s K reb ’t church. It was evidenced in th e all place, form erly th e J. M. C. M iller day service last Sunday. P asto r B ar place on Sandy Ridge. Mr. K rebs ry w’ill give his second serm on next intends p u ttin g in a sm all saw mill Sunday on “ T he P arab le of th e P ro d n ear th e Dwyer ra ilro a d * igal Son” . Next Sunday evening th e R. Netzei has sold his farm to Geo. B aptist Y oung People’s Union will Huck of Spokane. Mr. Huck will ta k e m eet at 7 :3 0 fo r th e election of of possession when th e road improves. ficers and th e adoption of a new con In th e m eantim e he will move to stitu tio n . Song service will be held Sandy to live for a few m onths. from 8 to 8 :3 0 a fte r which th e re will F rien d s of Mr. and Mrs. Gus Herz be a sh o rt 30-m inute serm on. will be in terested to know th a t a baby POWELL VALLEY boy was born to them rectfiitly. Mrs. The m orning service a t th e Swedish Herz was form erly L ula Lam oreaux. Mission church next Sunday a t 11 They reside at Cochran, Oregon. County School S u p erin ten d en t V ed o'clock will be of special In terest, as der was a g u est a t th e hom e of E. V. th e Rev. Mr. Bach, a m issionary from ¡S outh A m erica, will speak in th e Erickson S atu rd ay night. R uth Lind and Anna Lind of Pow Swedish language. T he p asto r, th e ell Valley atten d ed th e g rad u a tio n ex- Rev. O. F. Lanson will speak in th e ercises and were week-end g u ests of ' E nglish lan g u ag e a t th e evening ser- Eunice and D orothy Jo n sru d . ¡vice at 7 :30 o’clock. A nna Milan and Jam es M ilan cam e . . , and Subscribe now for . th u e . « O . utlook o ut from P o rtlan d w ith G ertru d e your P o rtlan d Dally. BIG JOBS WILL HAYS’ SPECIALTY ROCKWOOD T he apron and necktie social given last week by th e P aren t-T each er a s sociation was a g re a t success. F in a n cially, It n etted th e association 816.80, b ut th e social fea tu re s w ere considered valuable. A mock tria l caused m uch m errim en t. Tony S chantin was arre ste d for m oonshin- ing. He was defended by K. K. K aser. Clarence Johnson was th e prosecuting atto rn ey , Dr. B. H. Pe d ersen th e sheriff an d Dr. C. H. H aynes th e judge. T he d efen d an t was trie d before a ju ry of men and women, was found g u ilty and fined 10 cents. Rockwood g ran g e will give a play. "S m ith & Sm ythe,” on S aturday ev ening. F eb ru ary 11. CEDAR AND VICTORY Mr. and Mrs. Geo. M offatt and fam ily have moved to Boring. T hey have been ren tin g th e farm , belonging to Mrs. Ed. O sburn, fo r several years but have given it up recently. T he M offatts gained m any friends in Ce d a r an d Victory d istric ts who w ill miss them very much. It is hoped they will like th e ir new hom e an d gain as many frien d s as they did in th e old. Mr. W ooddard is sick In bed w ith a very bad cold. T h e K erslake fam ily are all feel ing b e tte r now. Bob Udding has been q u ite sick b ut he is able to sit up now. SANDY BLUFF T he d ram a, “ T he Rebellion of Mrs. B arclay ” w hich was given F rid ay . Ja n u a ry 27, a t C o ttre ll schoolhouse u n d er th e auspices of th e P aren t- T eacher association, was a d ecid e! success. T he house was crow ded to capacity and everyone was very much en th u sed over th e play. It has been requested th e d ram a be given again. The players are considering th e ques tion and may play again In th e n ear fu tu re . T he freezing w eath er has hindered clearin g o p eratio n s in th is vicinity. A. J. A ult is clearin g ab o u t 3 % acres, Geo. W ilkinson and H. H. W atk in s are also clearin g some. F red W agner is appointed road su p erv iso r fo r th e ensuing y ear for D istrict 23. The Lightest Bread on Earth a t th e lig h test price on ea rth comes from th e b rig h te st spic and span b akery In this, y o u r own hom e tow n. Of course you know th e bakery. T h e re ’s all th e difference in th e world betw een o rd in ary bread an d th e kind you get h ere. Do you w ant real solid n o u rish m en t for yourself Need Your Suit Cleaned? and fam ily? Then tak en no chances H ave It F ren ch dry cleaned. Re and g et your bread and cakes a t p airin g n eatly done. T ailo rin g for ladies and men. P E T E R LENARD, T ailo r. CITY BA K E R Y 5 % Interest Paid on Time Deposits BANK OF GRESHAM GRESHAM, OREGON At the R. I. Anderson place five miles east of Gresham and one-lfelf mile east of Gillis station on the Bull Run car line Resources Over $350,000.00 S a tu rd a y , F eb. I S , 1 9 2 2 11 O’CLOCK. Fisk Tires and Tubes FR EE LUNCII AT NOON. THREE HORSES OLDFIELD TIRES WEED CHAINS Bay Horse, 9 years old, weight 1300 pounds; Gray Mare, 9 years old, weight 1300 pounds; Fillie, 2 years old, heavy. All are good ones. REPAIRING AND RETREADING All work guaranteed. 10 HEAD MILK COWS All Tuberculin Tested. Two Jerseys and eight Ilolsteins, some fresh, some to fresh en soon. All heavy producers. T im e »e R» tir«9 «Ru» Fufai M A C H IN E R Y 8 One Fordson tractor, plow and disc harrow, runs as good as new ; one iron-wheel wagon, new Aspinwall potato digger, one hay rake and tedder, one Deering hinder, good as new, one 50-tooth harrow, one Case 14-inch steel plow, two 2-horse cul tivators, one Fuller & Johnson pumping engine, one wagon box, one roller, one hay rack, standard garden plow and drill. GRESIIAM TIRE COMPANY Your Patronage Solicited MORGAN BROS. TRUCK SERVICE Moving and General Hauling Wood, Coal and B riquets R. H. SPENCE, Owners. PLEASANT VALLEY By G. N. SAGER. Mr. and Mrs. Clyde S ager of L ents visited w ith relativ es a t th is place last Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. C. A. E k stran d m ade a flying trip to A lbany la st S aturday. Gus N elson, a P o rtlan d real estate dealer, was in th e V alley T uesday on business. G. M B ills of P o rtlan d was a call e r a t th e hom e of F ra n k Fish T ues day. C arl B orges of P o rtlan d spent a few days th is w eek w ith his son, F red Borges. C larence P alin was looking a fte r business m a tte rs in L ents W ednes day. Mr. and Mrs. F o rd of P ortlan d w ere rec en t g u ests a t th e hom e of Mr. and Mrs. O . H. K esterson. P lea san t V alley g ra n g e held an In tereating session last S atu rd ay night. A. MEYERS, Clerk In stallatio n of th e new ly-elected of ficers was a fea tu re of th e program . J. J. Johnson, m aster of Evening S tar grange, assisted by th e team from th a t g range conducted th e cerem on ies, which w ere q u ite im pressive Q uite a n um b er of visitors from o th e r granges w ere present. E alis F orsg ren has his new house well u nder way. Mr. and Mrs. H ans W itten b u rg will soon have th e ir new bungalow ready to move into. P aren t-T each er association m eets next T uesday evening at th e school- house. “ I am your hom e tow n” "Do your buying at hom e.” U nder th e above headings two a r t i cles appeared on th e ed itlo rial pag» | of last F rid a y ’s O utlook. We most [ h eartily com m end them They a r e , w orthy of carefu l thought. Mr. and Mrs. Chas B arr of P o rt land visited a t th e borne of Mr. and Mrs. C. A. E k stran d Tuesday. » AT YOUR SERVICE AT ANY TIME One set harness, 8 tons straw, some hay, some seed potatoes, other articles too numerous to mention. TERM S:—$20 and under, Cash. Sums over $20, 6 m onths’ tim e ; approved notes, 8 per cent interest. $ COL. W. S. WOOD & SONS, A uctioneers. Powell St. P h o n es: KaM 7 103; Grvwliaiii MISCELLANEOUS R. I. ANDERSON, GEORGE A. BRANDT Phone 1107 — O pposite B row n’s M arket 124-0 Union Avenue P o rtla n d , O re g o n HOME PRODUCTS PURE LARD 5 lbs., 75c 10 lbs., $1.50 Delivered GRESHAM MEAT MARKET A. J. W. BROWN, Prop. W ill Hay», former Postmaster* General, it already planning his new work at director of the National Organization of Motion Picture Producers As one Eastern editor* so aptly remarked, ’’H e hat left the biggest business in the world to build op the busintss which is go ing to be the biggest." The picture shows M r Hays signing his new contract at <150.000 a year Stand* ing behind M r Haya it Courtland Smith T o the right i t A. L. Rob ertson. The insert below is of D r. H ubert W o rk of Colorado, first as-/ s'stant postmister under Hays, who' is expected to receive the appoint ment to fill Hays' place in Presi dent Harding's cabinet Toiling Storage Phofte 1891 Chevrolet Parts and Accessories bee Tires GENERAL AUTO REPAIRING Flat Rates Given on all Work if Desired Sherm an McCarter G arage Latourell Bldg. Phone 2331
