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About Gresham outlook. (Gresham, Multnomah County, Or.) 1911-1991 | View Entire Issue (Feb. 14, 1922)
PAGE FOUR GHKSHAM TROUTDALE «ItT IX K Ik . TUESDAY, FEB R U A R Y 14, 1022 GRESHAM LOCALS ’ H0“ P0T E LTrIP« Ä The T ro u td ale baseball club has been * organized, with H erb ert E. Mr. and Mrs. H. E. Davis of P o rt T he P o rtlan d Railw ay, L ig h t and Bradley as m anager. An ath letic land were visitors of th e G resham field has been secured on th e K endall Pow er com pany has added m ore th an H McGinnis ranch, which Is being put g ran g e la st S aturday. 2100 new stockholders to Its lists Into shape by vo lu n teer work. A The L adies' gym nasium class bas- benefit dance will be given on March ■ ket bail team played th e O rient team ! d u rin g th e present cam paign of sell- 17 f o r I h e of » .o I " '’1 lc a “* P‘a >e<J ” >e o r ie n t team j ' ~ effort is being m ade to estab lish a at ,h e O rlent « ran g e hall last F riday ,ng *t t new *88Ue 01 8even Pe r cent circu it for gam es, which will include bight. The gam e was a very in ter- preference stock to its em ployes, ^ d 's n rV n g d a le ’’ark R<>“ ' G resham "8tlng o n e’ T he G re8ham team won, custom ers, p atro n s and th e g eneral Arbor Day was observed by th e ¡ a v ” ” 8' "COre ’ “ 8 1O' U ‘h e l r ; .P lU,b“ C u" der * hat, U know 38 the school on F riday. A good program * * Home O w nership plan, was given by th e children an d ab o u t ' George S leret su stain ed q u ite a The new sh areh o ld ers rep resen t 50 rose bushes, furnished by S tate serious in ju ry last week when a v irtu ally every one of th e nearly 40 planted * * * n t A ( hurchl11, w en ' tim b er fell on his foot and m ashed , com m unities in which th e big pub- L This Week Only Buy Clover Seed That Complies With Washington Law E sure you buy pure clover seed this season, seed that is up to Washington State standard. Do you kriow that it is quite possible for clover B seed to contain as many as 600 buckhorn seeds to the pound and yet grade better than 99J percent pure? Clever seed con taining anything like such a quantity of buckhorn or other nox ious seeds is prohibited in Washington state by law. Get the fullest value for your money. The T ro u td ale P aren t-T each er as- ° ne ° f bU toe8’ “ C Ut“ lty op<‘ra,es an d con8i8t of sociation held an in te restin g m eeting T he M ethodist church choir will | men and wonien alm ost every on last Friday. Mrs. H. E. Bradley practice at 8 o'clock T h u rsd ay even- wa,k o t li,e - hoste.sers8' A " na K lc“ard8On * e r “ Ing in stead of 7 :3 0 on account of th e . T he g ratify in g success of th e new All for Clayton G ran t bf F resn ello Mexi church d ln n er belng held th a t eve“ - .P ' an ° f financlng itB needs' accord- n il or Dl r IlfO lirn u , Mexi . - y ant resnello, (,ng to com pany officials, will enable co, has been visiting his a u n t, Mrs (,n g ' „ ! W. B. P arso n s was helping fram e a th e big u tility to carry o u t extensive Im provem ent and b etterm e n t plans ™ aa d a- Umber fitr th e com ing season, “ including stru ck him on th e left ic u u m g T hursday. fel1 an<1 His sh o u ld er is badly 18^ ‘a ” t>a headw ay on th e g ig an tic Among those on th e sick list a t | 8houlder $10,000,000 Oak Grove hydro-elec present are Sherm an Long, Mrs. Lou bruised but no bones were broken H arlow , M illard Bradley an d Morris tric developm ent which, when com 1 %-pt. Sherwin & Williams McGinnis. Union high school b ask et ball pleted, will add 80,000 m ore horse Complying with Washington State Law The L adies’ Aid will m eet on W ed team will play Hill M ilitary academ y pow er to th e p resen t facilities of th e Varnish Stain, reg. val. 30c nesday aftern o o n . F eb ru ary 15, at on next F rid a y n ig h t a t th e high com pany. the church. All ladies a re welcome. Don’t buy clover and grass seeds unless they are positively guar T he gam e will be 1 Varnish Brush, reg. Mrs. H. C. McGinnis and d au g h school gym. “T his new plan of hom e financ anteed to comply fully with the state law of Washington. This called at 7 o'clock sh arp . T he ea rlier ter, Mary, were In P o rtlan d on busi in g ,” declared P resid en t F ra n k lin v a l l j f law is for your protection. See that you get that protection. ness on S atu rd ay . h o u r is to m ake It possible for all to | T Grifflth> .-ba8 proved exceedingly Mrs. H. W alt and Mrs. L. O strand com m unity sing a t t h e j popuIar wltb m any publlc u t„ , ty Lilly’s well-known clover and grass seeds are sold with an abso It will make the old table or went to P o rtlan d on Sunday evening lib rary . lute guarantee that they comply fully with the Washington ^tate to h ear E vangeline Booth and the co rporations th ro u g h o u t th e country chair look like new law. D on ’t foolishly risk results with cheap seed for the sake W hitney Hoys’ chorus. H. J. P u lfer has been ill w ith g rip th a t have needed larg e ad d itio n al Doris Bailey of G resham and M ar for th e past few days but is now said of a few cents a pound. Pay a fair price for reliable seed. In I sum s of capital funds to keep pace jo rie Bush of B ridal' Veil w ere g u ests to be im proving. sist on Lilly’s Seed every time. ! w ith the grow ing dem ands on th e ir on S aturday of Mrs. L. O strand. If you have not received a copy of our Big 1922 Seed Annual, A baby girl was born to Mr. and facilities. B rin g (I iîn coupon Card o f T hanks. you should get one right away. Mrs. John G antenbein on F rid ay , “ It is a w ell-know n fact th a t th e We wish to th a n k th e m any who have show n us help and sym pathy at F eb ru ary If). T he little lady tipped g rea test need of th e public u tility A sk your dealer or write to Floorlac Floorlac the tim e of th e illn ess and death of the scales at 6 pounds. Mrs. Dora In dustry a t th e p resen t tim e is new ou r beloved son, Noel. J e rg e r of B oring, m o th er of Mrs. ! capital for th e co n stru ctio n of addl- N am e ..... t o Mr. and M tb . Chas. E. Moore. G antenbein, cam e on S atu rd ay to re- tlonal g en e ratin g equipm ent, tran s- At Id rot« m ain for a tim e w ith her d au g h ter, j m ission lines, su b -statio n s, tran s- Seattle I la n d ng. Portland A fine crowd and an enjoyable ' p o rtatio n equipm ent, track ag e, over D ancing at C edarville P ark , Lln- nem an Ju n ctio n each Sunday evening tim e were rep o rted at th e dance given head co n stru ctio n , etc., so th a t planl L. L. K ID D ER H DW . CO. com m encing at 8 o ’clock d u rin g the on last S atu rd ay evening by th e 1921 facilities may be equal to th e de- m onth of Ja n u ary . Admission, g en tlem en 75c, ladies free. JIu n e’s Agnes officers of th e E astern S ta r ch ap ter «bands m ade upon them . j “ T his com pany needs m illions peppy 7-piece o rch estra. Devereaux of G resham . & R andle.— Adv. tf Miss Violet Coe spent th e week end dollars for th a t purpose each year. a t home. She is a stu d e n t at W il O ur n um ber of lig h t and pow er cus tom ers has increased 51 per cen t in lam ette U niversity. . . ... , ¡th e last eig h t years and o u r produc- A splendid program was given last , , . , , , tion of electric energy has increased I n ig h t by th e W illam ette Ladies' . over 61 per cent in th e sam e period S-W Corner Powell and Main Streets, Gresham (¿Ice club. T he church was filled to These grow ing dem ands m ust be j capacity and all were en th u siastic In m e t,'a n d we believe it to be to the Run by local people, in business here to stay. th e ir praise of th e young ladies. ad v an tag e of all concerned th a t th is Health conditions in this restaurant are first-class. ad d itio n al cap ital be secured from SCHOOL NOTES. All reports to the contrary are false. Oregon investors, as it will be in vested in a local Industry in which By U. H. S. R E I’ORTER. 1 he employees here have passed the health tests re The W illam ette U niversity G irls’ all th e public is in te reste d e ith e r di ¡Glee club gave several very splendid rectly or indirectly. W ith th a t quired in the City of Portland and are not diseased num bers before th e stu d e n t body th o u g h t in m ind we are now offering as reported. Monday aftern o o n . T he g irls were o u r em ployes, custom ers, p atro n s p leasan t, ch eerfu l an d each was and th e g en eral public an o p p o rtu n happy. ity to utilize th e com pany as a m eans Com e in, a Fair and Square D eal for A ll G ladys B erglund, who last a tte n d of profitable investm ent and also as ed school in S uperior, W isconsin, is a m edium for saving by o u r p artial- th e la test acquisition to union high. paym ent plan. T his m akes nine stu d e n ts en terin g “ All the proceeds from th e sale of Towing Chevrolet Parts union high since th e beginning of the o u r seven per cent p rio r preference Lee second sem ester. stock will be p ut to w ork rig h t here Storage and Accessories Tires T he rep o rt books co n tain in g th e in needed im . provem ents __ ____ and exten- Disc Harrows and Plows, All I ractor Implements th ird rep o rt and m id-term exam ina- j sions as well as in th e big new de- (let the New Prices tion g rad es a re being se n t o u t th is velopm ent on th e U pper C lackam as week. riv er w here we hope to be able to Reliability Glen W. Cam pbell, who succeeds fu rn ish steady em ploym ent to Service K ath e rin e B. W aite in teaching la rg e force of men for an indefinite '--------------------------------------------- -—— ----------------------------------------------------------[ pnys physics, ch em istry and g en eral period. T his larg e u n d erta k in g s'IIIIIIIIHIHIIIIIIIINIMIIIIMtllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllliiiiiiHllllliiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiijg science, conies to us from W illam ette should help m aterially to reduce the 3 JäaaP ------------------------------- ---- 5775----------- -------- 3 I UniV Iversity, He seem s to be ac q u ain t acu ten ess of th e present unem ploy Latourell Bldg. Phone 2331 ed w ith sev eral of th e g irls in the m ent situ atio n in case o u r “ Home Glee club. O w nership” plan continues w ith th e | T he d eb aters of union high school sam e degree of success w ith which a re w orking h ard fo r th e ir com ing it has progressed so fa r.’ debates. We a re expecting som e good resu lts in th e fu tu re . GRANGE DANCE H om em ade H am s, Bacon, S ausage, Lard T he Rev. David Q. B arry, of th e L ents g ran g e club will hold a F u ll line of Cold L unch M eats B ap tist church, gave u splendid 20- ” ard Tim es Dance on S atu rd ay night m in u te ta lk on th e p erso n ality , le a d - 1 F L eb ru ary 18, “ at th e ir h all on 92d sac Single adm ission. 35 cents, ership anil c h a ra c te r of A braham I stre e t. 5 Lincoln. He presented th e subject in including tax. Everybody welcome. Main St., G resham GKO. IH R T U P rop. an en tirely new m an n er and ap p ear Phone 1711 GRESHAM GRANGE ed before th e stu d e n t body th e fifth IN STA LLS OFFICERS period on Monday. T he school law provides for a half The in stallatio n of officers, which holiday on W ash in g to n ’s birthday had been postponed on account of th e and union high will give a sh o rt pro d eath of two of th e ir well-know n and g ram • on W ednesday m orning be beloved m em bers, took place at th e ir g in n in g at 10:40. School will be re g u la r m eeting last S aturday. Mrs. dism issed in th e aftern o o n . J R. C avanagh had ch arg e of the In stallatio n services and she was a s D EA TH OF R ELA TIV E sisted by Ju d g e G. W. S tapleton. CH ANG ES W ED D IN G PLA N S It seem ed like old tim es to have Cor. P ow ell am i M aple 347 D avis Street Men who make their living by their skill with tools W edding plans were upset for W Mr. and Mrs. H. E. Davis present at G resham P ortlan d A. Plhl and Hazel L indsay when th e gran g e. E veryone show ed how- 1 .»HI find in Winchester Iools special refinments of design, Bdwy. 2 0 8 2 news cam e from C alifornia of the glad they were to see them by th e ir niceties m finish, sturdy construction. They produce d eath of th e sister-in-law of the — — — ------------- -— — — r - ------- more and better work at the end of the day. groom , which occurred la st week. w arm g reetin g s. Mr. and Mrs. Davis A nleker. Pom ona; I’or the skilled mechanic or the “handy man” Win Mrs. W. B. The body was brought th ro u g h P o rt cam e o u t S atu rd ay from P o rtlan d to T horne. F lo ra ; Mrs. A rnold Ruegg, land on Monday and Mr. Plhl Joined chester tools are made to save his time and temper. spend th e day a t th e grange. lady assista n t stew ard. th e party who were on th e ir way to T he new officers in stalled a re M. P uyallup, W ashington for th e fu n er M. Squires, m a ste r: F. C. Hodge, LYNCH SCHOOL PATRO NS al. The fam ily form erly had th e ir l dram a o f th e old fron tier. overseer; Mrs. R. F. W alters, lec ' hom e In Puyallup. T he p aren ts are W ILL PLA N T TR EES A rom ance o f p ion eer days. tu re r: Mrs. B arb ara S leret. stew ard ; dead now b ut se v eral sisters and W inchester Ball Pein Ham T he p atro n s of Lynch school will b ro th ers still live there. Geo. Honey, a ssista n t ste w ard ; Mrs. BLANCHE MW KET mer—Perfectly balanced for m eet at th e schoolhouse at 10 o ’clock M. E. P arsons, ch ap lain ; Geo Les P lan s for th e w edding, w hich was IN F rid ay m orning. F eb ru ary 17 for th e a hard, true blow. Forged W inchester Iron B e n c h lie, tre a su re r; Mrs. Minnie Squires, purpose of planting trees and beau- to ta k e place on W ednesday could from crucible steel that will Planes— High quality, tem- se creta ry ; Leo A nicker. g a te k eeper; i _ ? ‘ng ,hp 8ch° ° l «round. P lease not be put off so It was m ade as quiet not mushroom or chip 1’at- pered cutter, held rigidly in an affair as possible. Mrs. H. A. C urry, C eres; M argaret bring sandw iches and one can of » » pork and beans. position. quick, accurate ented interlocking wedges. P la y S a fe — Buy 10c CLOVER AND GRASS SEEDS L L. KIDDER HDW. CO. The Liberty Restaurant BIG REDUCTION on CASE TRACTORS GENERAL AUTO REPAIRING Flat Rates Given on all Work if Desired W. A. HESSEL Sherm an McCarter G arage CHOICE MEATS S A N IT A R Y M ARKET ■ WOOD COAL EKSTR0M TRUCK SERVICE “Give Me a W inchester Tool Every T im e” A Truck for Every Kind of Work * GRESHAM THEATER Wednesday, Feb. 15 adjustment. Smooth, .lack. Fore and Jointer planes. | 3 W inchester Chisels— Special crucible steel made in one piece from tip of the blade through the socket. Assort ment of patterns and blade widths. 1 3 W inchester Screw Drivers Blades of single piece of | ehroine steel securely titted 3 to handles. Stand up under = 2 the hardest kind of use. Oilier Winchester Tools of Exceptional Sen-ice Nail Hammers, Wrenches, Auger Hits, Saws, Pliers and Files A. tV. Metzger & Co, The W inchester Store ^llllllilliUllt.lliHllllllllllilllllllllllllllllllHIIIIIItllllllllllHIIIIIIIIIIIIIIUIHIIIIIIHIIIIIIHIIIIIIIII Phone 1451 I’ll AT GIRL MONTANA P e rtilife r Order» Due. N Tom hoy girl, figh tin g for 1 s t Prices on fertilize rs should be ob- life in the raw and rugged d ays o f t a l l i e d at once so th a t o rd ers may th e early W«wt. be placed w ithout delay. Land plas- te r should be applied as soon as th e first warm w eath er comes. Oth< fertilizers may be applied a fte r plowing, b ut as soon afte rw a rd s as possible in o rd er to allow th e m a - 1 A Special Com C m unication of te rla ls to go Into solution in tim e to j G resnam Li .odge No. 152, A F be effective for th e first crop Q uan & A. M . T hursday, F eb ru tity o rd ers of lim estone will be ne-1 ary 16, at 7:30 p. m L abor In M M c tssary If th e s ta te p lan t is to con- j D egree V isiting b ro th ers welcome W L. GORSAGE, Sec y. tln u e In o peration, and th e price will A F. HAMMAR. W. M d ip en d largely, it Is said , on th e volum e of o u tp u t. Regular meeting of Gresh am lo d g e No 125. I.O.O.F., M ' ? U tk ' nk you have a lot of trou- in th e Odd Fellow s hall, every T hura hie but if some people had no m ore day evening. V isitors welcome, tro u b le th an you have they would CLARENCE STANLEY. N G th in k they d id n ’t have any. I C A H ILL, Secretary. F r e e G if t N ig h t THE EASIEST WAY and the safest way to pay is by check. Then you have a legal receipt that gives absolute evidence of payment upon your part Check writers never pay bills twice for the cancelled checks sen e to protect them in anv disput ed payment controversy. , Start a Checking Account For Your Own Protection Jfirst Sanh Gresham, Oregon
