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About Gresham outlook. (Gresham, Multnomah County, Or.) 1911-1991 | View Entire Issue (June 13, 1922)
CRKBRAM OCTVOOK. ROCKWOOD RESIDENTS WANT WATER DISTRICT TTE-MhkT. 81 ME 1*. IS PAGE THREE GILLIS Mr and S n Edward O. Stwoa A mans mcetiug wa* held a’ Rock- aad family visited Sunday with Dr » o o 4 Grange kali June 19th (or the aad Mr*. Geo. F. Tucker. Dr. Ses purpose of forming a water datrtel. 1 ser: will deliver the commencement according to the tentative boundary address at Moumowth «a Wedaee- Chevrolet Motor Company announces a new truck outlined in a notice previously pub daj Florence Lake who rwsideo which is especially adapted to hauling perishable small lished here will he one of the youngewt fruits. C. W. Altman was elected chair graduate* as she la but IS. This farm truck is equipped with semi-eliptic rear man and C. E. Moore secretary After Mr H. G Lake has just returned a somewhat heated discussion by from a trip to Dew Moiae*. Iowa, springs 43 inches long, which are both flexible and strong. those factions desiring to be left oat where he visited hie sou IMrold. These springs, together with pneumatic tires, absorb of the district and others who were who is in the government service at road shocks and thus protect the perishable load from outside wishing to be admitted a that place. He returned via the damage. rote was taken and it wag the sense Canadian Pacific aad reports a very of a large majority of those present enjoyable trip Facts about Chevrolet Mode, G Speed Wagon: that a water district be formed W heelbase___________________________ 120 inches Mr and Mrs B oeder visited Sun A boundary committee was ap day with Mr aad Mr* N'etaon of An F ra m e ______________ _____ __ 5-inch pressed steel pointed by the chair, consisting of j derson station, parents of Mrs. T ir e s __________________ 34 x 4J4 rear, 31 x 4 front C. W. Altman. Mrs. E. J. Horr. P. C Boeder Rated C apacity___________________________ >4 ton Stevens. A. M. Howell and Geo E The little daughter of Mr and Complete Electrical Equipment Barr This committee will report at Mrs Howard Lake has keen g a its ill an adjourned meeting to he held in We Can make immediate delivery in the following bat is improriag. Rockwood Grange hall Saturday. models: A very enjoyable program was June 24. at 8 o’clock p m At this Model G Chassis (with windshield and seat) ... $ 900 meeting there will be shown a map given by the elab member* of the Model G Chassis with express body — ................ $1015 of the district together with an en Orient school Saturday sigh t at the gineer’s estim ate of cost. six*, of schoolhouse. M dc < C?.a - - , -r-- $1090 There were songs by the sewing mains, etc., prepared by Mr. Gossett Delivered of Newell, Gossett i Walsh, engi club* and pig club, dem onstrations by the potato club and sheep elub. a This is the lightest, cheapest and most economical neers. .-ton speeds* a .c* on the market. Let us quote you It is to be desired that eTery one detrnjc.stration on the arrangement Interested in this project will he of flowers by the home making club our financing plan. \ OL NEED T H IS TRLCk. FOR present at the next meeting, as the and a song by Margaret FitxgeraM TH IS SEASON’S CROP. NOW ! proceedings at that meeting w ill be and Ardto Rich. "Ralph aad his W il liam goat." said goat being owned more definite. aad exhibited by Ralph El la worth Miss Margaret Henderson of The sewing club* sold candy, lem Gresham Sales Representatives: Ilwaco. Washington, spent the past onade and sandwiches. The pig D. M. John Jr„ Hugh I. Smith week with Dr and Mrs. B H. Peder d a b boys sold ice cream. There sen. She left Monday for Forest were also side shows and a perform _ belt-drive« machine Vulcnaixiag Grove, where she will visit friends ing elephant. A large crowd was in Come in and tee the dem onstration' guaranteed and satisfactorily doUe before returning to her home. attendance although it was a cool of the autom obile power transmitter. G. Fadickur'a Vulcanising shop, next Mr. and Mrs. Edward Dickenson night and an open air aSair. by which yoar engine can run any to Brown’s Market and daughter visited Sunday with Everett Lake and George East- Mr. Dickenson's parents. . man left yesterday for the encamp ment at Camp Lewis. NEW BERRY TRUCK THE UNIVERSAL TRACTOR SMITH MOTOR CAR CO. Nothing Like This Low Price Has Ever Been Known Before No farm tractor ever offered more money value, or more work value, than the Fordson Tractor at this astounding new low price. No farm power unit you can possibly buy will do more for so little—and no farm, regardless of size or location can afford to be without a Ford- son Tractor. TROUTDALE Plans are being made to finish the The W illing Workers Aid society city hall, started some years ago Mrs J A. Larsson attended state .w ill meet Wednesday afternoon at 3 o'clock *t the home o f Mrs. Jess grange at McMinnville last week A family reunion was held at the Hatley On Tuesday evening of Jane 29th home of Mrs. Ella Hensley last Sun there will be a strawberry festival at day. Strawberries, Mr and Mrs. R. Berkfelt of Port the Cottrell church. land were the guests of Mr. and Mrs. cake aad cream will be served for a small price. The funds go toward Lee Evans last Sunday. Victor HoUin has installed a radi painting the church. Games will be ophone receiving set at his home for played *ad a sm all program given his mother who is at home alone Everybody is invited. There will bs church and Sunday much of the time. Archie Crawford and family of school *s usual next Sunday Portland visited his parents. Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Crawford last Sunday CEDAR AND VICTORY Mr. and Mrs. A. E. Smith of Mc A weenie roast ia to be an inter Minnville and Mr. and Mrs C H esting feature af the Parent-Teacher Rosencrans and family of Oswego were guests of the H B. Rosencrans meeting at the Victory schoolhouse next Friday evening. Jane 14 All family on Sunday. H. E. Rosencrans left for the the ladies are asked to bring bread . Sound cities on business on Monday. and butter sandwiches to be eaten The Parent- Mrs. N ellie Leuelling of Portland with the weenies Teacher association will furnish the is visiting her brother. A. D. Ken weenies but they w ill take up a dall. Billy Booth, who has been visit ecllsction to defray expenses. A ing his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Harry cordial invitation is extended to all to come and join in a community Walt, has returned to Seattle A strawberry festival w ill be giv good time Place your order n o w — there is no time for delay or comparison. Price alone makes your choice the Fordson. After that, performance w ill prove to you, as it has to 170,000 owners, that this light, compact Fordson is the most efficient power plant ever hitched to a farm toot Let us prove it to you. W rite , call or phone today. Raker & Son Gresham. Oregon ON YOUR MONEY INTER EST RATES ARE GOING DOWN RIGHT ALONG An investment that pays you 7.3 per cent is certainly worth looking into. That is what you get when you buy our 7 per cent Prior Preference Stock. EASY TERM S: 10% Down—10% a Month if You Like. your Dividends pay your light bills. INVESTIGATE TODAY. Let Portland Railway, Light & Power Co. P A ID for Fresh Cows, Beef Cows, Hogs, Calves, of any kind E. B A U M A N N , Gresham, Phone 2441 S ee M e for C attle H auling Fisk Tires and Tubes GRESHAM TIRE COMPANY Opposite Brown’* Market GEORGE A. BRANDT Phone 1197 Powell St C H O IC E M E A T S om em ad e Ham », Bacon, S au ta g e, Lard S A N IT A R Y M A R K E T Main SL, Gresham CEO. DIKTL. Prop- Phone 1711 1xne»: P.aet 7IO2; Greeham A-** A T YO U R 8ERVTCE A T A N Y T IM E Yonr Patrona«»! Solicited M O R G A N BR O S. T R U C K SER V IC E Moving and «onerai Hanling Wood. Coni and Bri«,4»ta 121-0 I »»-«« Portland. Oregon Boys’ Canvas Sport Shoes, closing out at $1.95 a pair Sizes from 2 ,-2 to 5 Broken line of Men’s Sport Shoes and Tan Duck Shoes $2.15 a pair Gresham Shoe Shop CARL DAHL. Proprietor Phone 41 I 1 TIRES R ED -TO P 30 x 3% Extra Ply of Fabric—Heavy Tread Price $17.85 )R poor roods, for heavy loads, for hard use lyw h ere the Fisk R ed-Top cannot be equaled for small c a n . A n extra ply of fabric and a heavy tread o f extra tou<h red rubber make a strong ure built to meet exacting conditions. T im e after tim e one R ed-Top has outworn three ordinary tires. Its distinctive looks indicate your selection o f a high-grade tire w hile its extra mileage more than justifies your choice. F2,' T h e re ’/ a F ir * T ire of e r t r a water ha every riae, fo r c a r. w w l o r /pond w a r ) " from yon. and tt won't. either. “ on first n«4d on io the dime* and ntekles Jnet save yonr ■mail change regularly and per sistently for a little while Then yow’U have a taring* ee- rowat to »tart yew. After that the path to larger saving* will he eom paratitely timpte "He who seven «ret laagbs he**-’ Try it and see. National Laundry Company \ East 8th and Clay Tbe Laaidry that does / I r .f g - t c m g - n w ts a x fic -X u . 1»I»» » R E S T PRK12» Port lañó 5 i * - i • kinds of Landry t t lt A k D A h P Er«P L > S T IM F»ERAST PR*« TJ* ’ A»k M R. C. W . BO GGIS, the Route Man BANK OF GRESHAM State amt County Depotitory Powel, Street FISK DON’T LET THE DOLLAR GET AWAY F oil line of Cold Lunch Meal« j 9 5 c a p a ir Letters have been received by the S A N D and G R A V EL farmer* o f Powell Valley inviting them to attend the non-partisan «'ouerete G ravel Delivered any league convention to he held at place in Gresham Î1.75 per yard i Clackamas on June 17 Sifted Saad for Plastering. Brick Work, aad Concrete Finish. Ignitioa Evpert. 825 will be given to him who K N A R R & SON provee that I can not Sad the de Trout dale. Ore. ficiency of hi» machine oa starting, Phone Gresham 48» lighting and IgnfHon. Main etroet Garage. Phone Gresham 1 I t* REPA IRIN G AND RETREADING All work guaranteed. rarOG A full line of the fa mous Reds, boys’ ten nis shoes in black and white to close out at * POWELL VALLEY O L D FIE LD TIR ES T im » »n OF T E N N IS SH O E S en by the Ladies’ Aid on Friday ev HALEY ening. June 14. at the church. The proceeds will go toward repairs on Beginning witk Thursday. J u n e' the building ' IS O . a serie* o f special meetings Corbett played Troutdale on the will be held at the Hal*v Baptist Troutdale field and won the game church The m eetings will eon tin ae The score stood 8 to 12 in favor of ¡over Sunday th e 18th. Service* each Corbett. . *aing aad three time* on Sunday ' Robert Spence and family of Pleas The follow ing m inisters will pnrtici- ant Home and J. M Wallace and , pate: C Sjolander Porriaad; E family of Portland were guests at B.orkquint. Warren and C A. An- the W C. Spence home on Sunday . i-roon. Everett. Washington. The Mr* L. Ostrand returned home ¡p hlic ia cordially iarited. from McMinnville Saturday, where she had been In attendance at the CORBETT state grange. She waa a delegate from the Columbia grange. Flag Day t i g r e , win fee held at An interesting meeting of the pub * Columbia Grange hail oa W ednes lic health group* was held ia Port day. J aae 1«. consisting of flag rais land last Friday, which waa attend ing. speech** by promiaeat men. ed by several from thi* rieiaite « u g a aad a picnic loach. All are Mrs Sadie Orr Dunbar gave a talk in rited to attend. on the duties» of the officers Mrs P^Mpmmed Wale. John Jonas of Fairview resigned as The auction sale which was to be nurse and Mrs Ira Brooks aad Mrs. held last Saturday wilt he held aext W. C. Burlingame, both of Fairview Saturday. June 17. at Old Pleasant were appointed to the position It Home. Household furniture will he was decided to have a booth at the sold ia ciu d isg range, heater, table. Multnomah county fair again this Mrs. G. Garrison ow ner I Aader- year The Baak of Gresham pays 5 per cent Interest on time deposit* — Adv. Investment Department C A SH C L O S IN G -O U T S A L E COTTRELL Leave Orders at TODD’S Barber Shop I
