Gresham outlook., June 16, 1922, Page 3, Image 3

GRESHAM
O I T U M I K ,F R I D A Y ,J U X K
rainfall improves
MISS EDITH TURNER
MRS EVA STONE DIES,
FARM CROPS OUTLOOK
WILL BE BURIED HERE
MARRIED JUNE 13 ,
Of in te rest to frien d s in -Cedar and
T he recent rain fall, w hile lig h t.!
lias helped th e farm in g outlook con- ' V ictory vicinity is th e m a rriag e of
siderably. T he O regon w heat crop Miss E dith C aroline T u rn e r of P o rt­
looks m ore favorable since th e rains. land to John L aw rence P h illip s of
T he w in ter o ats a re beginning to M ilwaukie, Oregon.
T h e couple
head in m any localities. T he late
w ere m arried a t th e hom e of th e
spring oats on high land a re ju st
brid e's paren ts, MJ"- and Mrs. N. E.
coming up. T he c u ttin g of alfalfa
T u rn e r at 9 o'clock W ednesday ev­
has been delayed by th e rain. Corn
ening, Ju n e IS.
T he b rid e was
looks b e tte r in th e w arm er localities
beautifully gowned in a w h ite crepe
but it needs m ore rain.
de chine dress an d veil.
H er a t­
S traw b erries a re tilling th e m ar­ te n d an ts were P o rtlan d girls.
kets at th e p resent tim e. T he stra w ­
T hose who w ere p resen t from
berry season, how ever, is expected I G resham and vicinity w ere Mrs. I
to be sh o rt ow ing to th e dry, hot T. Wood and d a u g h te r Miss Mabel,
w eath er w hich has prevailed. T he Mrs. A lta G entry and son, Russell,
recent rain s benefitted th e raspberry j Mr. and Mrs. R obt. H au sw irth and
and lo g anberry crops g reatly .
son, H arold.
New potatoes are beginning to
Miss T u rn e r g rad u a ted from the
come into th e m a rk e ts from th e physical education course a t Reed
sou th ern p a rt of th e sta te .
The 1 college th is year. She is also one of
p lan tin g of la te potatoes is nearly ] th e P o rtla n d play g ro u n d p ark di-
com pleted. G arden vegetables were I rectors. Mr. Phillips is in th e poul-
aided by th e rain s. T he appearance ! try business n e a r M ilw aukie, O re­
of th e hop fields a t th is tim e indicates [ gon, w here th e couple will m ake
a good crop. Sheep sh e arin g is prac- th e ir home.
g |p lly over.
Add sense to cents, mix w ith W ant
T h e ce n tral Oregon counties have
Ads, sc a tte r freely— T he Outlook.
reported heavy show ers.
L
Automobile Repairing
Southard & Southard
Night Phone 25x5
ON YOUR
MONEY
7-3%
PLEASANT VALLEY
Mrs. Lee W arnock, who has been
Mrs. Eva Stone, m o th er of Mrs. visiting with relativ es and frien d s in j
F. O. E kstrom of G resham , died th is vicinity d u rin g th e past week,
has retu rn ed to h e r hom e in La
F riday m orning at
th e hom e of G rande.
an o th e r d au g h ter, Mrs. A ugusta
Chevrolet Motor Company announces a new truck
G. N. Sager atten d ed " F a rm Crops
H agg of R eedville, aged 92 yeare Day" at O. A. C. last S atu rd ay .
which
is especially adapted to hauling perishable small
and five m onths. She was born in ] Mrs. Rose Richey and d au g h ter
fruits.
Mi-is
Marion
of
Los
Angeles,
accom
­
Sweden.
Besides h er daughters*1
This farm truck is equipped with semi-eliptic rear
she ts survived by a son, Chas. Stone. ' panied by Owen Holmes of San F ran - I
cisco w ere calling on frien d s h ere­
of P o rtlan d . F u n e ra l services will abouts Tuesday.
springs 43 inches long, which are both flexible and strong.
be held a t - th e G resham B aptist
These springs, together with pneumatic tires, absorb
Chas. Richey of Sandy was a call­
church on Sunday aftern o o n a t 2:30 e r at th e hom e of F. A. Richey W ed­
road shocks and thus protect the perishable load from
o'clock. In te rm e n t will be in th e nesday aftern o o n .
damage.
Cleveland
Bliss
left
W
ednesday
|
G resham cem etery.
for Camp Lewis, w here as a m em ber
Facts about Chevrolet Model G Speed Wagon:
of th e Oregon N ational G uard, h e ,
BORING
Wheelbase ....................................................... 120 inches
will p articip a te in th e an n u a l drill
practice d u rin g th e ensuing two
Frame ............................................... 5-inch pressed steel
Miss B ertha Sm ith of G resham vis­ weeks.
ited frien d s in Boring Sunday.
Tires
................................... 34 x 4% rear, 3 1 x 4 front
C larence E k stran d has retu rn ed
Miss E dith Naas of P o rtlan d spent
from
a
two
w
eek's
vacation
spent
Rated
C apacity....................................................... M ton
th e w eek-end w ith h er p aren ts, Mr
with his g ran d p a re n ts, Mr. and Mrs
and Mrs. H erm an Naas.
Complete Electrical Equipment
! Boring won th e ball gam e S u n d a y ,' Edholm of n ea r Albany.
H.
E.
Poppleton
re
tu
rn
e
d
Monday
,
betw een Boring and Sandy team s,
We Can make immediate delivery in the following
w ith a score of 8 to 5. They expect from C orvallis w h ere he w ent to ]
models:
ta
k
e
his
d
au
g
h
te
r
C
ath
erin
e
and
to play th e C o rb ett team Sunday at
Alice Richey w ho will atten d th e ;
th e C orbett ground.
Model G Chassis (with windshield and seat) .... $ 900
Mrs. W. R. T elfo rd and Mrs. W ) su m m er school at O A. C. d u rin g th e
Model G Chassis with express body....................... $1015
next
two
weeks.
T
he
girls
w
ere
ac-
i
W. M etzger and little d a u g h te r spent
conipanied by Mrs, Poppleton w ho |
Monday in P o rtlan d .
Model G Chassis with express body and to p ....... $1090
Miss Violet P a rre t of P o rtlan d will rem ain w ith them u n til th e |
Delivered
close
of
th
e
season.
spent th e w eek-end a t th e hom e of ■
h e r sister, Mrs. O. Boring and fam ily | Miss F lorence Richey retu rn ed I
This is the lightest, cheapest and most economical
Mr. and Mrs. F ra n k Siefer, of Bull j hom e front M onm outh W ednesday.
Run, visited frien d s and relativ es in Miss Richey has been a tte n d in g the
•H-ton speedwagon on the market. Let us quote you
Boring th e first of th e week.
sta te norm al d u rin g th e past school
our financing plan. YOU NEED TH IS 1 Rl CK I'OR
H. A. Beck had his rig h t .hand i year.
badly h u rt w hile at w ork on th e
TH IS SEASON’S CROP. NOW !
Mrs. F ra n k Stevens and d au g h ter. |
section, T uesday of th is week.
Miss L au ra Stevens of P o rtlan d , j
Mr. and Mrs. Joe W orkm an and ' w ere calling on frien d s a t th is place i
fam ily, from C rescent City. C alifo r­ W ednesday.
nia, a re visiting for a few days a t j
Gresham Sales Representatives:
th e hom e of L. C, A rm strong and i Ralph McCullock is a tten d in g ,
fam ily. T hey m otored th ro u g h Hood su m m er school a t O. A. C.
D. M. John- Jr., Hugh I. Smith
Glen H arm an has purchased five
R iver and expect to re tu rn and spend
acres
of
land
from
T.
P.
Cam
pbell
1
th e su m m er th ere.
A baby boy arriv ed at th e hom e of and expects to erect a house upon it
Mr. and Mrs. Clifford G antenbein, w ithin th e n ea r fu tu re .
Rev. J. B. C arney will preach at
T h u rsd ay m orning. Ju n e 15. He haa
been nam ed Jo h n Andrew and th e church Sunday at 11 o’clock
w eighed 8% pounds. Both m o th er Everybody is cordially Invited to a t ­
tend.
and baby are doing well.
Mr. and Mrs. P. L. Bliss accom ­
W. H. B oring spent W ednesday
and T h u rsd ay visiting frien d s in panied by Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Wc-
D onald of Dam ascus took a trip over
P o rtlan d .
“Civil Service” is th e nam e of th e j th e C olum bia riv er highw ay W ed­
hom e ta le n t play to be given by th e i nesday.
Rev. and Mrs Wm. G alb raith and
Rebecca lodge at th e I. O. O. F. hall
Cor. P ow ell anil Maple
8 4 7 D avis Street
fam ily of Oak H arbor, W ashington,
S atu rd ay evening. Ju n e 17.
Gresham
P ortland
Mrs. A. G ribble of P o rtlan d spent a re visiting w ith relativ es in th is
th e first of th e week v isitin g a t th e neighborhood frfr a few days.
Hdwy. 80S 8
IS S I
hom e of Wm. A. Morand and fam ily.
Mrs. P o tter, w ho has been sp en d ­
ROCKWOOD
ing th e last m onth at H ilt, C alifo r­
Post |M»ne«l Sale,
nia, w ith relatives, re tu rn e d to h er
Dr. B. H. P eterso n Is having his
Y our dinner
T he auction sale which was to be
hom e h ere M onday of th is week.
C arp en ters are held last S atu rd ay will be held next
M aster R ichard Bohren of P o rt­ house rem odeled.
WILL N O T
Saturday» Ju n e 17, at Old P leasan t
land is visiting for a few days at th e now busy w orking on it.
home of R Hickey and fam ily.
Mrs. W illard Cook and son H a r­ Home. H ousehold fu rn itu re will be
sold Including range, h eater, table.
Mervin Richey m ade a business
trip to Oregon City Tuesday of th is old atten d ed th e g ra d u a tin g exer­ Mrs. G. G arrison, ow ner. I. A nder­
cises fo r th e g irls' Polytechnic school son, au ctio n eer.
week.
Mrs. Chas. McCaslin of E stacada w hich were held a t th e Lincoln H igh
is visiting for a few days w ith school. A class' of 79 g irls received
R ep resen ta tiv e W anted.
friends here.
T he S ta rr F ru it P ro d u cts Co. re ­
Mrs. G ernand, who has been vis­ diplom as. Each g ra d u a te m ade her q u ires th e services of a man to h a n ­
itin g frien d s h ere for several days, own dress at a cost of from $4 to $3 dle the sale of th e ir P referred and
apiece for th e m a terial. T h e soft Common Stock issue In th is te rr i­
retu rn ed to P o rtlan d Monday.
MOST FOLKS ARE
Mr. Ziegler, a fo rm er resid en t of tin ts of th e dresses w ere arran g ed tory. It is an investm ent th a t should
ABOUT AS HAPPY
B oring, spent
T h u rsd ay
am ong harm oniously and m ade a b eau tifu l yield ab o u t 10 per cent. T his is
frien d s here.
as th e ir d in n er allow s them to
your
o
p
p
o
rtu
n
ity
to
add
su
b
stan
­
Mrs. Caldw ell, whose hom e was sight.
tially to your incom e. For full p a r­ be. Your ap p etite feels q u ite ag ­
som ew hat dam aged by fire som e tim e
grav ated if your digestion is not
tic u la rs add ress T hom as H. G reen,
ago, is having a new roof and o th e r
fu rn ish ed with th e proper menu.
ca re S ta rr F ru it P roducts Co., East
FAIRVIEW
rep airs m ade on h e r hom e here.
Let th is m a rk e t assist you. We
F irs t and Y am hill stree ts, P o rtlan d ,
F u n eral services fo r th e In fan t son
will be pleased to serve you.
At Sm ith M emorial P resb y terian Oregon.
of J. E. B ergstrom , who died at the
fam ily hom e Sunday, w ere held at church next Sunday m orning at 11
Need Your S u it C leaned?
the Swedish church at H aley Station, o ’clock th e pasto r, th e Rev. E. R. D.
with in te rm e n t at P lea san t Home H ollensted, will preach on “T he
H ave it F ren ch dry cleaned. Re­
Phone 1S91
cem etery.
p airin g n eatly done. T ailoring for
Miss M innie R adford who has W orld In W hich I Live.”
Mrs
Maud Crook of Y akim a. ladies and men.
been v isitin g for a couple of weeks
P E T E R LENARD. T ailor.
at th e hom e of h er sister, Mrs. L. W ashington, Is v isitin g relativ es in
Johnson, left th e first of th e week F airview .
A n u m b er of Boring women a r e !
P ian o T uning.
a high g rad e
helping a t th e G resham cannery this I Mr. and Mrs. W. In g alie of Y aki­
$3.00.
S atisfaction g u aran teed .
tire , reasonable
week to care for th e im m ense s tra w ­ m a a re visitin g Mr. In g a ll's d a u g h ­
P hone Jones, G resham 1561, care
in price. All
berry crop w hich is now a t it's height ! te r, Mrs. S. Dixon and fam ily. They
O utlook.
work g u aran teed .
here. •
will re tu rn on M onday, ta k in g w ith
Ed. Brown m ade a business trip
T he Bank of G resham pays 5 per
to P o rtlan d T h u rsd ay of th is week. them Allene and E dgar~I)ixon, who cent In terest on tim e deposits.— Ad.
will spend th e su m m er in Y akim a.
Mrs. G eorge F ra k es and son
Main St.,
KELSO
G resham
P h ilip and Miss Luclle Dobbins of
On S atu rd ay evening. Ju n e 17, Dr Scappoose, O regon, sp en t th e w eek­
Em il E nna, one of P o rtla n d ’s fo re­ end visiting with th e fo rm e r's sla­
m ost p ian ists, w ill give a concert at ’ te r, Mrs. J. W. M oller and fam ily.
Expert Saw Filing
th e schoolhouse. H e will be assisted • Miss
E lizabeth ' Cady and Emil
by Mrs. H erb ert O arr Reed, dram a i L oser w ere g ra d u a te s of Union high
Window Screens made to order.
tic read er. A dm ission is free. Re school of G resham . Miss M argaret
Shop on Wallula avenue. Will
fresh m en ts will be sold a f te r th eI Jo n as was g rad u a ted from Benson
coine and take measure.
program . T his will be a first class polytechnic of P o rtlan d .
Phone 51
e n te rta in m e n t and is being looked
Lloyd A nderson left on Sunday for
fo rw ard to by all who had th e pleas­ Cam p Lewis, w here he will be in
ure of h earin g th ese excellent a rtists tra in in g fo r six weeks.
Mrs. C. M. Brown from n ear
la st year.
Concrete (»ravel Delivered any
News has been received th a t Mrs P rin ev ille and h e r tw o d au g h ters.
place in Gresham $1.75 per yard.
A nnie McKinney of San F rancisco Mabel and Nellie, are visiting with
will a rriv e ab o u t th e 20th of t h i s ! Mrs. Edw in B urlingam e. Miss N el­
Sifted Sand for P lasterin g , Brick
W ork, and C oncrete Finish.
m o n th fo r a visit w ith relativ es and | lie will a tte n d th e su m m er school at
Every home is full of
frie n d s here. Mrs. McKinney, who M onm outh and her m o th er and sis­
valued possessions—fam­
was form erly A nnie N elson, is a te r will rem ain in F airview fo r th e
ily heirlooms -the gifts of
T ro u td ale , Ore.
d a u g h te r of Mrs. H an n ah Nelson and sum m er.
friends and a hundred
Phone G resham 489
sis te r of Be, Ned and Jo h n Nelson.
NEW BERRY TRUCK
WOOD
COAL
EKSTROM TRUCK SERVICE
A Truck for Every Kind of Work
G arage
1’houe 2391
PAGE T H R E E
Il>22
SMITH MOTOR CAR CO.
We are equipped to re p a ir your
car, regardless of th e m ake, and do
a first-class job, one th a t we feel
safe in g u ara n tee in g to be rig h t.
We have lots of room fo r live auto
storage.
G resh am
1«.
INTEREST RATES ARE COING 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 Mouth if You Like.
your Dividends pay your light bills.
INVESTIGATE TODAY.
Let
#
Investment Department
Portland Railway, Light & Power Co.
A. J. W. BROWN
M A SO N
PAID
CASH
Bentley’»
Tire Shop
for Fresh Cows, Beef Cows, Hogs, Calves, of any kind
E. BAUMANN,
Gresham, Phone 2441
See Me for Cattle Hauling
Fisk Tires and Tubes
OLDFIELD TIRES
REPAIRING AND RETREADING
All work guaranteed.
i
«
T im * - t o R r t t r à f
Bwv FaJO
GRESHAM TIRE COMPANY
GEORGE A. BRANDT
P hone 110<
O pposite B row n's M arket
Powell St.
CHOICE MEATS
Homemade Ham», Bacon, Sausage, Lard
F u ll line of Cold Lunch M eats
SANITARY MARKET
Main 8 t.. G resham
Phone»: E ast 7 1 0 8 ;
OBO. IHETL, P rop.
P hone 1711
Greahatn S5A
AT YOUR SERVICE AT ANY TIME
Your Patronag« Solicited
MORGAN BROS. TRUCK SERVICE
M oving and «n-neral H auling
«24-4» Union A venue
Wood, Coal and B riqueta
P ortland. Oregon
E. P. SMITH
Homes Burn!
SAND and GRAVEL
KNARR & SON
She has fo r th e past m onth been
! to u rin g th e south and east, visiting
in K entucky, B rooklyn, New York.
I and Chicago. H er m any frien d s here
will welcome h e r arriv al.
Mr. and Mrs. H enry M iller and
ch ild ren and A lfred G underson went
' last week, to R a ttle G round, W ash­
ington, for a v isit w ith Mr. M iller's
folks, going by autom obile.
NOTICE TO CREDITO RS.
N otice is hereby given th a t th e .
u ndersigned has been duly appoint-!
ed ex ecu to r of th e e s ta te of Jo b h !
Paim blad, deceased, and any and ;
all persons having claim s ag a in st th e
th e said e sta te a re hereby req u ired
to present said claim s, duly verified
as by law req u ired , at th e office of
ray atto rn ey . J. Dean B utler, 2056
Masonic Tem ple, Oregon City, O re­
gon, w ithin six m onth« from th e
d a te of th ia notice
D ate of first publication, J u n e 9.
HALEY
1922
Date of last publication, Ju ly 7,
Rev. C. A. A nderson of E verett
W ashington, will be th e principal 1922.
AUGUSTA SOPHIA PALMBLAD. ,
sp e ak e r a t th e services next 8unday
DAVID A. PALMBLAD.
Mrs. K arl H agberg and Miss M artha
E xecutors of th e E sta te of
John Paim blad, Deceased.
H agberg will sing. T h ere will also
be service on Monday evening, Ju n e J. DEAN BUTLER.
A ttorney fo r Executors.
19. Rev. J. P. E ricksen of W ash ­ 205« Masonic Tem ple. Oregon City,
ington will be th e sp eak er.
I Oregon.
things that maney can­
not replace.
Insurance w ill m ake
good your l»iaa. ami
th e
H artford
F ire
In su ran ce
C om pany
w ill help prevent It.
Call at this Agency
Contractor, Builder
General C arjienter Work
ami CaM net M aking
I^>nx E xp e rie n ce
W ORK OUARANTEED
L. .1. WINTER, Gresham
A utu To pe R ecovered and R ep aired.
A ll Kinde o f T o p M a te r ia l and
C u rta in W in d o w s
S. E. PALMQUIST
JOHN BROWN
AUTO TO? SHOP
Main 8 t., G resham .
P h on e I M S
Main Street
Greoliaiu,
P h on e M O I;
Oregon
MM
A W ant Ad m eans ad d itio n al in ­
com e w ith little outlay. L et th e O u t­
look prove it.
Phone su b scrip tio n s to 1561.