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GRESHAM
Ilesrendunts
Tl'LSDAY,
A IG I ST
22,
1WAÎ
Mali) ut Meeting < ii
GKESIIAM PEOPLE AT
Itllllll) lin n .
ZIGZAG RANGER STATION
T h e re p o rt of th e reu n io n of th e I
S ta rtin g e a rly la st S a tu rd a y m orn-
Bonny clan , w hich w as held a t I M. M. S q u ire is aw ay on h is -vac#
W oodburn, w as given in th e last issu e tlon and Mr. K itch n er, a deputy sher- j w g an a u to p a rty of six m ade the tr ip
of th e O utlook. A m isp rin t in th e j iff from P o rtlan d is ta k in g h is place from G resham to Mt. Hood, going fa r
a rtic le conveyed som e w ro n g in fo r­ h ere as constable. Mr. K itc h n e r and ! up onto th e snow -capped peak and
m ation. T h ere w ere 95 d escen d an ts I his fam ily a re .c a m p in g on th e H. W. re tu rn in g M onday forenoon.
of Dr. T ru m a n Bonny and his b ro th e r j S tro n g place.
T he p a rty co n sisted of th e ed ito r.
J lo u rs Bonny p re se n t a t th e reu n io n ! Mrs. O live P e rry h a s been q u ite ill
Miss Em m a B. Jo h n so n , Mrs. L eV erna
in stead of only five as w as sta te d in j bu t is slig h tly Im proved.
C rew , of M arion, Iow a, Miss W ini­
th e a rticle.
R ich ard B eadle an d fam ily are fred St. C lair, M arg aret St. C lair and
No. 41)9, tiolf, back lace, elastic sections at bust, short
m oving from th e house on R oberts Sylvia W eston.
Old Resident of Sandy IHes.
skirt, lightly boned, pink, Price....................... $1.50
At Z igzag ra n g e r sta tio n a p leasan t
av en u e and F ifth street, w here they
Mrs. E rn e stin e P au lin e F ish e r, an have lived for several y ears p a st to h o u r w as sp en t, C. M. Q uicksali an d I -
No. 564, For average figure, rubber top, long skirt, back
old re sid e n t of S andy, died a t th e th e ir farm In Powell Valley.
Miss fam ily a re cam p in g h e re d u rin g th e =
fam ily hom e in S andy on A ug u st 20. G race O glebee, a te a c h e r in th e g rad ' sum m er vacation and Mr. Q uicksali | :
lace, flesh color, Price........ ............. - ............... $2.95
She w as th e wife of Theo. F ish er.
school and h e r m o th er w ill occupy the is a s s is ta n t d is tric t ra n g e r, under
Mrs. F ish er w as born in G erm any house.
No. 780, Front lace, medium figure, deep elastic sec­
R aym ond E. S m ith as chief.
on A pril 4, 1841. She caine to A m er­
POW ELL VALLEY
At
Zigzag
a
lso
a
re
Miss
H
elen
H
oss,
tions at bust and skirt, pink, Price............... $3.50
Steve M arston h as sold h is lots in
ica 46 y e a rs ago an d had lived in
chief telep h o n e o p e ra to r and Miss
L
aw
rence
ad
d
itio
n
to
E.
B.
K
irkw
ood
The G irl R eserv es w ill hold a m eet­ S andy fo r 42 y ears.
Mabel In g lis, a s s is ta n t. T he young
No. 547, Back lace, fleshy figure, very’ low bust, long
in g W ednesday even in g in th e M eth­
F u n e ra l se rv ices w ill be held in Mr. M arston has gone to W est T im ber ladies a re doing m uch h ik in g and
to
w
ork
In
a
lum
ber
cam
p
there.
skirt, well boned, pink, Price........................... $3.50
o d ist S unday school room .
S andy on A u g u st 23. In te rm e n t w ill
a re being g re a tly benefltted by the
Lon M ars’on and fam ily have moved
be at th e Cliff Side cem etery a t B ull
m ountain air.
No. 1036, Fleshy figure, protected front lace, semi-rub­
Now Is th e tim e to p a in t y o u r au to Run.
j to G ates, Oregon, w here Mr. M arston
E rn e s t Cox is in th e m o u n tain n ear
w ith S h erw in W illiam s A uto E nam el.
will w ork In a lum ber.cam p.
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ber top, pink, Price........................................... $5.00
Zigzag picking h u c k le b e rrie s fo r Mr.
L. L. K idder Ild w e. Co.
In s u ra n c e
T he w ork of re p a irin g the G resham
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.
. . , F au b lan w ho is said to be tilling an
W ood! w ood! In s u re y o u r wood
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o rd e r fo r 30 to n s of b e rrie s. T h ere
T h e B an k of G resh am pays 5 p e r a n y w h e re w ith .John B row n. P h o n e a recen t f .. h e . is pro g ressin g rapidly.
a re m any p ic k e rs an d th e b e rrie s a re
cen t in te re st on tim e d e p o sits.- -A d v . 2501.
Mrs. D avid U pdegraff, of Boise, Id a ­
b ro u g h t out by pack ho rses.
ho, is In G resham on business. Mrs.
T h ere have been m an y cam p e rs at
U pdegraff is a form er G resham girl
. Mt. Hood th is su m m er an d th e guides
and w as Miss E va A nderson. D uring
have done a th riv in g business.
h e r stay h ere she is v is itin g old
Thigh reducer, a good corset for stout people, color
friends.
OLII POWELL VALLEY
T he S ecu rity B enefit A ssociation
white, Price.................... “ ................................ $5.00
RESIDENT PASSES
will hold a re g u la r m eeting W ednes
day evening, A ugust 23, In M etzger’s
Mrs. M atilda A nderson, w ife of A.
hall.
G. A nderson, died A ugust 19, a t 12:30
uests at th e hom e of Mr. and Mrs. i a - m - a t th e fam ily hom e in P ow ell
. G
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Ru-ber-oid on your buildings is in­
J. H. Wood a re Mrs. M. A. R in e h a rt of V alley from h e a rt tfb u b le a fte r a
surance against leaks and roof troubles
50c
$1
O klahom a C ity and Geo. ’i . T h ro ck ­ y e a r’s illn ess.
for many years to come. A coat of
m
orton,
of
P
o
rtlan
d
.
Ruberine Roof P ain t every few years
Mrs. A nderson w as b o rn in Sw eden
A lb ert A dkins a rriv e d in G resham on F e b ru a ry 6. I860 hut cam e to th e
is all the attention a Ru-ber-oid roof
needs. I t pays to put on Ru-ber-oid
y esterd ay from H eppner to spend a 1 U nited S ta te s a t an e a rly age. She
because of its dependability and long-
couple of w eeks v isitin g h is w ife’s p ar | h as lived in th is co u n try fo r ab o u t 40
lasting qualities. Each roll contains
ents, Mr. and Mrs. Jo h n Brown. Mrs 1 y ears an d h as been a re s id e n t of
all m aterials and directions for laying.
A dkins and baby have been h ere for P ow ell V alley for 28 y ears. S he w as
Made in three different plies o r thick­
Gresham, Oregon
nesses.
i a sh o rt tim e, an d w ill re tu rn to Hepp I a m em ber of th e P ow ell V alley
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! iter w ith Mr. A dkins.
Also, ask about Ru-ber-oid
ch u rch .
Shingles—red and green
; The W. H. Gibson hom e on South
B esides h er h u sb an d , Mrs. A nder
S truck liy L ightning A re
R o b erts avpnue has been enlarged and son leaves m any frien d s and rela- day afte rn o o n w ith In te rm e n t a t D a­ H ouse'
Insured.
equipped w ith all m odern Im prove­ tives. She leaves a son. E dw in of m ascu s cem etery . T h e la rg e n u m ­
m ents. Mr. and Mrs. Gibson moved In Pow ell V alley, th re e s iste rs, Mrs. A. b er p re s e n t and th e m an y b e a u tifu l
T he o w n e rs of th e tw o h o u ses th a t
floral o fferings gave evidence of th e
recently.
w ere s tru c k by lig h tn in g and b u rn ed
W. R o sare of A nderson sta tio n and
Mr. and Mrs. F ra n k Brow n and I Mrs. A nna W a rre n of T u rlo ck , C ali- high esteem in w hich sh e w as held re cen tly , w ere fo rtu n a te in th a t th e ir
by all w ho knew her.
haby of S e a ttle a re h ere v is itin g h is j to rn ia and M rs. N yquist of Sw eden
loss w as a t least p a rtia lly covered by
E a rn e s t H udson an d E. H u n g er of
p aren ts, Mr. and Mrs. Jo h n Brown. and tw o b ro th e rs, J o h n and F red -
in su ra n c e . T he B ra n n a n hom e, lo c a t­
B anks, O regon, w ere S unday g u e sts
They will spend a week here.
ed a b o u t a m ile e a s t of G resh am on
e rick L ind of P ow ell V alley.
a t th e hom e of Mr. a n d Mrs. L. C.
Mr. and Mrs. A. C am plan and son
I he H ogan road, c a rrie d t h re e lin es
F u n e ra l serv ices w ere held th is a f ­
A rm s tro n g and fam ily.
and d au g h ter, v isited h ere Sunday tern o o n at th e S w edish
of In su ran ce. T h e re w as $2006 on th e
M ission
Miss .M argaret P a lm e r of P o rtla n d
w ith Mr. and Mrs. D. P. M lllikln.
house, $1500 of w hich w as w ith th e
ch u rc h Pow ell V alley. A la rg e g a th ­
visited
fo r se v e ra l days th e la te r p a rt
Miss E d ith E. H ia tt is one of th e con- erin g of re la tiv e s an d frie n d s w ere
com pany of w hich Jo h n B row n is th e
of th e w eek a t th e hom e of Mr. and
, te s ta n ts in th e P o rtlan d b eau ty contest. p resen t. T he Rev. O. F. L arso n of­
ag en t and tlie o th e r $500 w as w ith
M rs. O. A. P alm er.
Mr. and Mrs. B. L. W alrad left F r i ­ ficiated.
th e co m p an y w hich Ja m e s E lk in g to n
Mr. and Mrs. H a rry A ndrew s of Mt.
day aftern o o n on a tr ip by au to into
re p re se n ts . J. L. H a rtm a n had p la c ­
A ngel, W ash in g to n , w e re w eek-end
W ashington and as fa r east as Idaho. THIEVES BE SV IN­
ed $2000 on th e fu rn itu re .
g u e sts a t th e hom e of Mr. and Mrs.
T hey expect to be gone ab o u t tw o
T h e hom e of .Mrs. E m m a G regson in
VICTO R Y HISTRK'T J. W. Stone.
w eeks and w ill m ake stops a t K enne­
J a s . H ite Is a c tin g a s te m p o ra ry B o rin g w hich w as s tru c k by lig h tn in g
wick, S pokane and M edical L ake, j T hieves w ere busy last w eek in
I and b u rn ed la s t S a tu rd a y evening
W ashington, and at S andpoint, Idaho, j V ictory d is tric t.
S ev eral of the m ail c a r r ie r In th e ab se n c e of E. V. j c a rrie d
In s u ra n c e
th ro u g h
Jo h n
M endenhall.
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fa rm s In th e d is tric t received late
| Brow n of $60o on th e ho u se and $300
S p rin g d ale School Is P resen ted w ith c a lls from som e p erso n o r p erso n s
T h e B an k of G re sh a m pays 5 p e r on th e c o n te n ts.
Books.
w ho c a rrie d off ch ick e n s, fr u it and
c e n t in te r e s t on tim e d e p o sits.— A dv.
S pecial
C om m i'iiicatlim
of
R alph F a rq u h a r h as re c e n tly p re ­ o th e r a rtic le s.
G
resh
am
L
odge
No.
152,
A.
F.
sen ted th e S p rin g d a le g ra d e school
T he first p lace visited w as th a t of
A dd sen se to c e n ts , m ix w ith W a n t
w A. M , T h u rsd a y , A ugust
w ith som e volum es of h isto ry of E d g ar W ilson. T he p ro w le r o r p ro w l­ Ads, s c a t te r fre e ly — T h e O u tlo o k .
21, a t 8:00 p. in. W o rk in F. C. De­
w hich th e re a re 21 in all. A s an ex­ e rs en te re d h is ch ick en ho u se and
gree.
T h e B an k of G re sh a m pays 5 p e rl
p la n a tio n fo r th is gift, Mr. F a rq u h a r c a rrie d aw ay som e of th e chickens.
W. I, GORSAGE, Sec'y.
say s he did It in m em ory of his fath er. T hey w ru n g th e h ead s off from som e nent In te re s t on tim e d e p o sits.— Ad
A. F. HAMMAR, W. ?,1.
_ of th e red ones and th re w th e heads
into tlie yard. B efore th e v isito rs <ie-
| p a rte d th ey m ade a tr ip to th e c e lla r
and took fo u r o n e -h a lf g allo n ja r s of*
can n ed s tra w b e rrie s and som e eggs
( th a t w ere put up in w a te r g lass. It
w as th o u g h t th e y w ould have ta k e n !
| m o re but th a t th ey w e re frig h te n e d |
aw ay by m oving a ro u n d of som e of ,
th e o c c u p a n ts of th e house.
On F rid a y n ig h t, th e ch ick e n coop 1
of L aw ren ce W ilhelm living on th e I
S ection L ine road w as visited d u rin g !
S h e r w i n - YVili'um, th e night and ab o u t 20 ch ick e n s ’
tak en .
P a in t is prepared. At
lie M iller fam ily liv in g on th e old
it will prepare y o u r ’ d .’ ? W T ilson
farm lost som e to o ls an d a u to !
a g ain st a tta c k s of wit J, tir e s la s t w eek a t a b o u t th e sam e !
F .o . a
tim e th e E d g a r W ilson fa rm w as j
rain , sleet an d
j
visited.
D E T R O IT
H eat and cold m ak e ;
No tra c e a s to th e id en tity of the
inroads on wood p a in t, d th iev es h as as yet been found so th e
tiv e is to keep e v ery ­
w ith th is p a in t, bee u ? o th n in ly g p u re n d v e e r n ta lock
and key to p rev en t
it is rich in p u re » , th e n ig h t p ro w le rs from c a rry in g
pure zinc an d pur« i. i- 1 th in g s aw ay.
GRESHAM LOCALS
M
W ’
Som e Interesting Num bers in the
OYAL
W O R C ESTER
C O R SETS,
ADJUSTG Fleshy figure,
A A £0RSET^> Very low bust
Tears
A Good Line of Brassiers in Flesh Color, at
e a c h ......................................
and
| Walrad Merc. Co.
RU-BER-OID
READY ROOFING
Jones Lumber Co.
A;
snow.
seed oil ail c o n ti* ’k J
by th e m a n u fa c tu re r.
S herwin -W illiams
Quick, convenient, com­
fortable transportation at
economical cost has made
the completely equipped
and newly improved Ford
Coupe the busiest car on
our thoroughfares today.
A sa v er of tim e and
money. Terms.
RAKER & SON
OKKHHAM . OKKOON
FAINT, FREPAPEP
is tru ly prepared not
assem bled. It is n ia d t,
like o th e r Sherwin-W il­
liam s P roducts, fro m t ’ ?
best raw m ateria ls, a .
tlie S-W corps of expe i •
is c o n sta n tly safe* uar-
ing th e m an u fa ctu re
T he m akers d n o ’t hut
to buy th e ir lead
and oil on th e ope-.
ket they Insure
form q u a lity by ov n
th e ir own lead am)
m ines, sm elters an
seed oil m ills.
We re agents.
KIDDER HDW.
CO.
Phone 1421
G R ESH A M , ORE
BORING
Miss E d ith N ias of P o rtla n d sp en t j
the week-« nil a t th e hom e of h e r p a r­
ent» Mr. an d M rs H erm an N aas and !
fam ily.
Mrs. F red H ouse of P o rtlan d w as a j
S unday c a ller a t the hom e of h er per-1
e n ts Mr. and Mrs. H. B. L und.
H elen and H u b ert M aulding a re vis- i
R ing for a couple of w eeks a t th e hom e |
of th e ir a u n t Mrs. O. V.«Brlm and fam ­
ily of V ancouver.
T he larg est n u m b er on record a t­
tended »he S a tu rd a y n tg h t dance at
th e club house and all rep o rted a good
tim e.
Mrs. Wm. C hilds and c h ild ren , also
Mrs. H. B. Lund and th re e ch ild ren
left S a tu rd a y for th e hop fields n ear
Salem
Mr. and Mrs V. M endenhall, Mr and
Mrs, E V. M aulding and son Edw in
and Ruben H ite left S unday m orning
for a h u n tin g trip to S o u th ern Oregon.
B oring was th e w in n er In th e S u n ­
day ball gam e writh G illis, w ith a score
of 9 to 11. Next S u n d ay 's gam e will
' be w ith C orbett h ere at Boring.
Mr. and Mrs. Wm. T elfo rd an d Mr.
F is h e r of P o rtla n d w ere g u ests over
j th e w eek-end a t th e hom e of Mr. and
Mrs VY R. T elford anil fam ily.
F u n e ra l se rv ices for R uth O regson
S iefer. w ho died at h er hom e in P o rt­
land T h u rsd ay m o rn in g , w ere held
at th e F irst M ethodist c h u rc h S a t u r - ,
QUALITY BREAD
F re s h e v ery day a n d you c an
buy it in an y s to r e In E a s te rn
M u ltn o m a h co u n ty .
P ies, C akes, P astry
City Bakery
P h o n e 1221
G resh am
THE FIRST DOLLAR
deposited in a S avings Account in th e F irs t S ta te B ank
a c ts a s a m agnet in d raw in g o th e r d o llars to it.
b e c ^ rn « k ° “
a rrai'‘p K b 'r e f
' Sr<™'S b r g ' r ,h e dM ire '»
“
dC''e'° |,,’s , r a » a duty into
<hir officer* invite you to open an account today.
First State Bank, Gresham
i o i i i i i u i h i i i i i i i i i i i i i , ........... ... ..............
W orld-W ide Guild 1« Meet In
(■re-hum.
T h ere will be a m eetin g of th e
W orld-W ide G uild of P le a s a n t Home
a t th e B ap tist p a rso n ag e to m o rro w
W ednesday, A ug u st 23, a t 2 p. m.
Mrs. B a rry ’s S unday school class of
young ladies a re invited to be p resen t
and m eet th e m em b ers of th e guild.
Tlie follow ing p ro g ram h as been a r ­
ran g ed :
Song, "God B lesa o u r G u ild ” ; read
ing, Miss Ida C hase; ra lly song by th e
g u ild ; read in g , Mrs. D. Q. B a rry ;
piano solo, Miss D oris B ro w n ; pun-
o tm im e by th e g u ild ; song, "S leep
No L o n g er” ; read in g of th e Cove­
n an t.
(H TI.O O h,
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