Gresham outlook., June 06, 1922, Page 4, Image 4

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GRESHAM
O l'T U N IK .
T IK M H Y ,
GRESHAM LOCALS w Mr
JU X E
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and Mrs. Wm. Gray and son. JUNIOR AND SENIOR
BANQUET IN THE PAST
GRADUATION CLOTHES
MEN ARE WANTED FOR
MILITARY TRAINING
guest a a t th e hom e of Mr. and Mr J.
All Queen E sth e r g irls who a n L p M anlllng la8t F riday and Sat-
T he Ju n io r and senior b anquet, I Officers of H e a d q u a rte rs Co., 186th
planning on « atten d in g th e banquet urdav The Grays m otored o u t from one of th e events of the school y ear In fa n try , a re anxious to get before
in P o rtlan d S aturd ay evening a r e 'to , daho They went froul h ere to Se.
to be m ost highly cherished and well th e young m en of th ia vicinity the
m eet at th e hom e of Mrs. A. Hevel a ttU
Mre Uray l8 th e g rea t ulece
rem em bered with p leasan t m em ories ad v an tag es to be g ain ed by attend-
S aturday aftern o o n at 5 o'clock of Mrg M annlng.
sharp. T ra n sp o rtatio n w-y. be fur-
Senior class night, which is to be had its se ttin g la st F rid ay evening, ing th e m ilita ry tra in in g cam p to be
A nice assortment of
Jnished so all can go In a body from held in , he MaJJ0Uic h ali on W jdnes- Ju n e 2 in th e Union H igh gym nas- held fo r tw o w eeks at c
beginning Ju n e 16.
I th a t point.
d aj.^ j llne 7 at g o’clock, is open to ium at 8 o clock.
C
unning
little
hand-designed
i t i„ pointed out th a t much inter
Jack Brown, yo u n g er son of Mr. the public th is year. An in terestin g
m enu cards shaped like an ''8 ” and
and h e a lth fu l d rill work will
for the young man graduate at
and Mrs. O. J. Brown, m et w ith quite program is being arran g ed .
I a serious accident to his left foot
M arie Metzger cut his left tliiimu bearing th e g rad u a tin g class colors. be done Besides th is th e afternoons
about two weeks ago. H e was rid- | ab o u t a week ago and had to have announced a su m p tu o u s bill-of-fare w ln be 8pent , n a th le tlc feat
Many and varied w ere th e to asts 8Ucb
gectiOnal co n tests in base-
ing with a frien d on a motorcycle, th ree stitch es tak en in it. T he cut
Principal R. E. Cannon b a n and trac k . Y oung m en of hieh
The m achine becam e unbalanced and is slowly healing. His accident has offered.
Just as th e m achine w ent o ver young prevented his continuing his work at acted as to astm aster. W illiam Me- gchool ag e a re p a r t|cu larly w *
And some nifty SILK SOX, at
Brown Jumped. Ju st as he Jumped W ithrow 's. Mrs. A. C. Hill is sub- A llister addressed a to a st "T o th e to en l,8t. Place8 m ay be r
Seniors” ; " to th e Ju n io rs,” F ra n k fo r elg h t o r ten m o re .
he caught his left foot in th e chain stltu tiu g for him.
T acheron;
“ O ur School,” W. C. | All expenses of th e tr ip will be
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which threw
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rence;
“ In School,” M aitland paid by th e g o v ern m e n t and uni­
th e wheel. The nails were torn from I. 0 . 0 . F. CONVENTION
Geddes; “ P artin g D ays,” Mary Cogs­ form s will be fu rn ish ed fre e of cost.
his
main
and
second
toes
of
his
left
HELD
AT
EUGENE
Latest styles in summer straw
well; “ School A ctivities,” Lucile
foot and th e flesh torn off to the
In ad d itio n , each w ill receive gov­
hats and light Tweed hats
“ R em iniscences,” Wm.
C. A. Hill and Melvin I. Sunday M cC arter;
bone. Jack Brown was w orking in
ern m en t and s ta te pay fo r his time.
H eppner, Oregon at th e tim e of the were chosen as delegates to atten d ' R u th erfo rd , and "My H ope,” Ju d g e
Need Your Molt Cleaned?
accident. He m anaged to board a , the Odd Fellow convention held in Geo. W. S tapleton.
Selections by th e ju n io r q u a rte t
Have it F re n ch dry cleaned.
Re-
train and get to T ro u td ale w here his Eugene on May 23-25. Mr. H ill left
supplied th e m usical setting.
T h eir Pairing n ea tly done.
T ailoring for
fa th e r m et him. T h e in ju red foot is _
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.inu.iv
n u m b er “ F arew ell to ' a d *es an d men.
slowly healing. it
H e m anages . to move Tuesday on th e Odd Fellow special d ep artin g
P E T E R LENARD, Tailor,
aro u n d with th e aid of cru tch es
and arrived ln Eugene in tim e to at- S eniors" com pleted a p leasant e v e n - '
Mr. and Mrs. M C. Addy and little tend the evening 8e88ion of confer- i ing.
Phone su b sc rip tio n s to 1561.
d au g h ter Marian moved to 329 Hoi-
the « rand lod« e de* ree About
land stre e t in N orth P o rtlan d Mrs 260 tO° k the dttgree' A 8pecial 8es’
Addy is th e niece of J. N. M ew hirter 8‘° n * “ a ' 8° Ca,I-d th e Dext n‘° rn '
The Addys w ere m aking th e ir home *ng a " d 150 men m ore recelved the
Clothier
at th e M ew hirter residence w hile in '
.
,
,
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G resham
The first re&uIar session was held
W ednesday m orning which occupied
Mrs O. J. Brown has ju st retu rn - the niorning. In the a ,tern o o n th e
\\ e carry one of the largest assortments of
ed from a trip east. A ccom panied by odd Fellow s and Rebekahs joined in
Ladies’ Underwear in Eastern Multnomah
t
ad y ’ 8*1B *eff Grp8bani on a grand parad e which was about two
April 27 and w ent to St. Louis, Mis- nlUe8
le n g th . The j o o p band
County.
Large assortment of SILK HOSE in tan, brown, cordo­
souri, to atten d th e W hite Shrine of P ortland led tb e proce8glon. The
convention. As soon as th e conven- Eugene band came next. T h e Mus-
van, black, nude, gray and white at
on was over she m ade a trip to COvites, resp len d an t in uniform were
am eron,
est irg ln la to visit h er w 8 r represented as were th e Orien-
sister, Mrs H arry B urkley, whom talg also
in uniform . T hree Re-
she had not seen for two years. This bekah degr8e 8taffs m arch8d wRh
Is th e first visit Mrs. Brown had th e ir b ro th er lodgem en.
m ade to W est V irginia in 31 years.
A com petitive drill put on
the
With Ribbon Strap and Regular Neck
T he w eath er becam e q u ite warm arm ory th a t day wa8
, o t ,)e
th e re before she sta rte d home. She publlc. The C anton, w<jre com pet.
reached G resham T uesday evening, in g , al8O th ree team s of su b o rd in ate
May 30'
lodges.
A su rp rise p arty was given in
A re g u la r session was held T h u rs-
honor of Miss M urlal W arden last day m orning.
An election of of-
F riday evening, Ju n e 2, by a n um ber fleers for th e g ran d lodge was held,
of h er friends. T he occasion was to j T hose elected
are
m aster, S. F.
celeb rate h er 16th b irth d ay .
T he Bowman of P endleton; deputy m as-,
first p a rt of th e evening was sp en t in | ter, D. J. A sham of T illam ook; w ar- I
playing gam es. A d elig h tfu l lunch den, C. E. C a rter of P o rtlan d , secre-1
was served ab o u t 10 o ’clock. Music tary , E. E. S haron of P o rtlan d ;
was then enjoyed un til 11 ¿30 when tre a su re r, O. D. Doane, T he D alles;
he g u ests w ent home, h av in g as­ rep resen tativ e, M. A. Biggs, P rin e­
sured th e ir hostess th a t th e evening ville; tru ste e for th e home, W. H.
had been a p leasan t one
M onahan, P o rtlan d ; tru ste e of th e
Mrs. C. Gordy an d h e r m other, i lodge, Wm. Morand of Boring.
Mrs. A rm strong, m ade a trip to San-
P lan s w ere fo rm u lated to hold a
dy S atu rd ay to visit th e ir sis te r and convention a t N orth Bend In May of
d au g h ter, Mrs. J. M. C. M iller a n d i n e « year.
fam ily. Mrs. Gordy retu rn ed home J
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Monday evening but h e r m o th er ex- UNION HIGH AT GRESHAM
poets to rem ain In Sandy for a long-
GRADUATES THIRTY-FIVE
e r visit.
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! T hirty-five stu d en ts are in th e
500-pound Scales ..................
$20.65
Mrs. E m m a O Sullivan, feuperin- i .
ten d en t of th e M ultnom ah County C' aB8 t0 g rad u a te ,ro m Union H igh
1000-pound Scales ............................................. $23.95
F arm , is th e proud possessor of a Bch° o1 ln G resham th is year. Fif-
b eau tifu l new C hevrolet sedan w hich ¡teen of th a t n um ber are g irls and 20
240-pound Scales ............................................. $15.00
she has Just purchased from th e boys. The class m otto is "We will
Sm ith Motor com pany of th is city.
find a path or m ake one". T h eir
J. L. Stafford has gone to Tacom a flow er is th e sweet p e a 'a n d th e col-
Lower than you ever bought them for
fo r a sh o rt business visit.
o rs a re m aroon and silv er gray.
W. A. Hespei left th is m orning for T hose to receive diplom as T hursday
a six-w eeks' visit w ith relatives in even,tlK a re. Emil A nderson, Mar-
I M innesota.
g u e rite Bailey, A lfred Boice, R obert
No m eeting of th e M ethodist ch o ir B ooth- J ilz a b e th Cady, Jo h n C arl-
Reliability
Service
will be held th is week, on aceounl of 8° n' ' ,da C enier' Newel1 F a n c h e r-
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GRESHAM
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th e com m encem ent exercises of th e ' ame8 F lemit>g. M aitland Geddes,
high school.
Gordon Gibson. C u rtis H endricks,
Mw nr. I K «
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G race H offm eister, C ora Johnson,
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Mr. and Mrs. G. H B lackburn r , chard Lane. M arjorie Lyman Lu-
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have gone to Seaside fo r th e sum - clle M cC arter. Louie
M aulding.
m er. T he change was m ade n e,es- Glenn M erc8r,
MouUon w „ . 1
FOR MEN
Kuppenheim er Suits
$35
75c to $ 2
Straws $1.50 to $6.00
Tweeds $2.00 to $3.50
£. Hi Aylsworth
Ladies Summer Undies
FOR .THE LADIES
Union Suits from 75c to $2.00
Vests 35c and 50c
$1 to $ 2
BINDERS,
M ow ers and
Rakes.
Repairs for all
makes
of machines
Domus Qualitatis
Cultivators
Irrigation Outfits
Berry Crates
Berry Crates
Berry Crates
Water Systems
Special on FAIRBANKS-MORSE SCALES
Filled Crates.
HESSEL’S
FARM MACHINERY
All You Want
AT
A. W. MetzQer «& Co.
The Barefoot Boy
w ith the (‘hecks o f tan
is now o ut o f school and lo o k in g
around fo r sonic chores to do in o rd e r to k ill tim e when he is
not out w ith the gang.
GIVE HIM REAL MONEY
fo r his w o rk and then show hint th a t he can deposit his chore
money in o u r hank u n til it am ounts io enough to b uy some­
th in g w o rth w hile.
Our Hank in the Friend of the Hoy
FIRST STATE BANK
GRESHAM, OREGON
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Oregon Jerseys lead the World
Multnomah County has its share
I hose interested are hereby cordially invited to visit my
hen! on official test. See Poet's Mabel Mowat, a wonder
cow, now making history.
HANNEMAN,
llids W nntiil for T ruck Hcrvlre.
T he Berry G row ers Packing Co.
would like to figure with you on
h au lin g all o r a part of th e ir berries,
cans, su g a r and b arrel tonnage for
th e c u rre n t season. Phone 1871 or
call a t th e cannery.
D E. Tow le. M anager.
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Corbett, Oregon
MISSION WORKERS WILL
SPEAK TO JAPANESE
Rev. A. Y oiingren will speak to
the Ja p an ese at th e F ree M ethodist
church. S atu rd ay . May 10 at 8 p nt
Rev. .Mr Y oungrcn has for th e
Insurance
past m onth been laboring am ong th e
W ood! wood! In su re your wood Jap an ese in C alifornia, anti last
u,ivw here w ith Jo h n Brown. Phone ■Sunday dedicated a larg e Jap an ese
2601.
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Mission at Ixts Angeles He will give
S torag e b attery rep a irin g and re ­ a brief account of his work In Eng
charging,
s ta rte r
and
g en e rato r lish
work
ita k e r A Son.
A h earty welcome Is extended to
•11.
R egular m eeting of Greah-
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am Lodge No. 126, 1.0 . 0 F
A W ant Ad m eans ad d itio n al in ­
In th e Odd Fellow s hall, every T h u rs­ come w ith U tile outlay. Let th e O u t­
day evening. B rothers welcome.
look prove it.
CLA REN CE STANLEY, N. O.
C. A HILL, Secretary.
W ant aus add to your profit
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m 'h ^ H h 7 r° Unth
B ,ack b u rn '8 ford N assh sh n . N ettle Nelson, Percy
111 h ealth from hgy fever.
P u lfer. F lorence Rog,n Richard
Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Schneider have te rstro m . R uth Schedeen, W alter
moved to P o rtlan d .
Schw edler, Ida Sester, W illiam Ses-
W ord has been received of th e ter. E d g ar Sloop. F ra n k T acheron.
b irth of a d au g h ter. M arg u erite C larence Y unker.
L innea Young.
M arie, on May 30, to Mr. and Mrs Em il L oser and Mabel G ran.
L. A. C rane of Mansfield. South D
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kota.
T he little g irl weighed six F o u r Gut of Five F ord C ars anil
pounds at b irth an d both she and
T ru c k s Sold Since I mm Still
h er m o th er a re doing well.
Mrs.
in O|»cr»tion.
C rane was for six years a p o p u lar
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teach er of th e high school. Miss Let- ' T he 8ix rallllo nth Model "T ” Ford
m otor was produced May 18th, in)
; tie Gregson
Dr. R. II Todd. A Dowaett and ,h p F o rA
at D etroit.
In
I Bert M etzger have retu rn ed from a o th e r words, from th e tim e back in
| w eek-end fishing trip to th e Des- 1908 when th e Ford M otor company
began m a rk e tin g th e now fam ous
i chutes river.
Mr. a nd Mrs. B ruce Hoyt h av e Model “ T” m o to r ca r u n til May 18,
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1922,
tal of
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Ford
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ond stre e t, recently vacated by Mr. r a r * and tru ck s have been produced
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Out of th is to ta l 5.517,956 w ere de­
and Mrs. Leslie St. C lair
livered to p u rch asers in th e United
S tates alone, and according to the
latest sta tistics. 4.478.248 of these
T he next m eeting of th e L usted F ords cars an d tru ck s a re still in
I a re n t-l cacher association will be daily service.
held at th e L usted schoolhouse F rl-
T hus It will be seen th a t out of ev- '
day evening. Ju te 9. 1922. A splen- cry five Ford cars and tru ck s sold to
did program Is being prepared In ad- retail p u rch asers ln th e United S tates
(lltlon lo th e re g u la r business m eet- alone d u rin g th e past 14 years, four
ing
A weenie roast will be held ln are still in actu al daily use. which is
th e yard and a collection will be really rem a rk a b le when th e hard
taken up to help pay for th e weenies service of com m ercial cars is taken
E veryone is to bring sandw iches into consideration
T his seem« t o '
F rien d s and acquain tan ces are in forcibly confirm th e p o p u lar know l­
vlted.
edge of th e longevity of F ord cars
Phone 1451
Phone 1451
GRADUATION
I he time is hmited to select the graduation
present for that girl or boy.
We have a new stock consisting of n.anv
things that will make beautiful and sendee-
able gifts for the ocassion.
See our display; come in and get our prices
and be convinced that they are right.
LUSTED
. < 5 tty Q . J j o n r s
Jeweler
"Gifts That Last"
p hone 2 i6 i
JONES LUMBER COMPANY
ESTABLISHED 1859
Why not buy from a firm that has had over sixty years experience
Phone 2441
“NUFF SED”
Or better yet. See J. G. MAST