PAGE FOUR
GRESHAM OUTLOOK, FRIDAY, MARCH
2,
1923
G uests a t th e hom e of Mr. and Mrs.
L. P. M anning la st Sunday w ere H. H.
H endricks of Fossil. Oregon, nephew
T he d irec to rs of th e co unty fa ir will
of Mrs. M anning and th e son of Mr.
hold th e ir next re g u la r m eeting in the H endricks, W. G. H en d rick s an d wife
city hall, Monday night, M arch 5, at
and th ree ch ild ren of P o rtlan d , also
o'clock. T he board is ta k in g up plans
Mr. and Mrs. M anning's son and
for th e 1923 fair and will have Im port d au g h ter-in -law , Mr. and Mrs. L. H
W h o w a n t n e w c lo t h e s
a n t m a tte rs u n der co n sideration.
M anning and th re e ch ild ren from
Next T uesday night w ill be th e tim e P o rtlan d . L ast Monday evening, Mr
w ill fin d h e r e th e B e s t
for the re g u la r m onthly council meet and Mrs. M anning w ere g u ests a t the
ing.
hom e of Mr. and Mrs. W. G. Hen
Q u a lity , a n d a t p r ic e s
T he G resham as, a hiking club, will (lricks in P o rtlan d a t a b irth d a y din
be u nder th e lead ersh ip of th e presi n e r given in honor ot th e 62d b irth
th a t a r e r ig h t a n d ju s t.
dent, A lice R oberts, next Monday ev day of II. H. H endricks. O ther g u ests
ening, from 5 to 6, and w ill go out a t th e d in n er tab le on th is occasion
ea
st on th e Pow ell V alley road. “Come w ere Mr. an d Mrs. R. J . H endricks
S P R IN G S U IT S
along," say th e h ik ers who have been from Salem , Oregon. R. J. H endricks
i enjoying th ese sh o rt w eekly outings Is th e ed ito r of th e D aily Oregoi
for a few w eeks past. It is planned S tatesm an.
la te r to ta k e some longer tra m p s and
T he W om en’s W elfare com m ittee of
' som e h ik ers hope to get in trim for th e G resham R ebekah lodge w ill m eet
m ountain clim bing next sum m er.
next Monday aftern o o n at th e hom e of
L. L. K idder, who w as ill th e la tte r Mrs. Jo h n M etzger. All m em bers are
p a rt ot la st week is again ab le to re urged to be presen t.
sum e his w ork a t his h ard w are store
MEN'S WEAR
S h o e s
T he T w en tieth C entury sto re r e
B ert Hose, who has beeji d riving a ceived a sh ip m en t of splendid apples
G R E SH A M
tru c k for th e A. W. M etzger com pany a day or tw o ago. Apple w eek is d raw
P r u n e r s , S p r a y R o d s a n d N o z z le s
for th e p ast th re e years, has resigned ing to a close b ut ap p les a re still in
S p ray H o se
to tak e up w ork in P o rtlan d . He com big dem and.
SUNDAY SERVICES AT
m
enced
his
new
job
on
M
onday
of
this
ROCKWOOD
A m eeting h as been called of p e r
BETHEL BAPTIST CHURCH
week.
sons in th is locality, who a re active In
An in te restin g m eeting of the P a r
Mrs. A. W. Shipley w as called to m usic, vocal or in stru m e n ta l, to be
Bible school at the B ethel B aptist en t-T each er circ le w as held last
Oak Grove on T uesday to a tte n d the held in th e G resham lib ra ry at 3
ch u rch will m eet prom ptly at 9:45. night at the schoolhouse, w hen P rin fu n eral of a relative.
Phone 1421
o’clock next S unday aftern o o n . The
A fter the opening exercises th e m en ’s cipal Roy Cannon of th e high school
T h e Em il A lt auction sa le held on o bject is to o rg an ize a m usical society
class will re tire to the parsonage for in G resham and Miss E th e l Calkins, F e b ru a ry 22d w as a g re a t success, to enco u rag e an d d irect m u sical ac tiv
county club lead er, gave helpful talks.
th e re being about 500 people presen t, ities in G resham . All who w ould care
th e class study. P asto r David Q.
T he te ac h ers of th e Rockw ood school,
who seem ed to be th e re for th e p u r to' ta k e an activ e p a rt in such an o r
B arry will give a chalk talk serm on-
Mrs. Mnry K ru eg er, Miss A nna H a rt
pose of buying. T he sa le w as in g anization a re Invited to atten d .
ette, “The P ow er of One L etter in a
man and Mrs. D aisy B urlingam e, w ere
c h a rg e ot W. S. Wood and Sons ot
W ord.” T he subject for th e serm on
A 7-pound baby g irl w as born on
elected to re p re se n t th e circ le before
Vancouver, W ashington, an d w as very F eb ru ary 23 to Mr. and Mrs. T. Miyas-
will ne ‘ T he Key to K now ledge.” The
the fair hoard on Monday evening.
sa tisfac to ry .
cho ru s choir will sing "In th e D epths
aki, J r., Mrs. S. W atanabe attending.
Mr. and Mrs. S haever of Lynch d is
of the Sea,” by C. A ustin M i l l s . T oe
Mrs. H. H. Ott, who w as a recent M other and baby a re doing well.
tric t fu rn ish ed sev eral num bers on
hand of '.ellow shlp will be given to a
p a tie n t in a P o rtlan d h o sp ital for a
Mr. and Mrs. C. A. C aro th ers spent
violin and piano.
larg e c I h h s of new m em bers and th e
few days, re tu rn e d to h er hom e early Monday and T uesday at O regon City
T he Rev. W. J. H erw ig, su p e rin te n
ordinance of th e L ord's S upper will pe
th is w eek and is rep o rted to be doing v isitin g th e la tte r's nephew , T. B lack
dent of th e A nti-Saloon L eague of
observed.
well.
b u rn and fam ily.
Ju n io r Union will m eet a t 3 o’clock Oregon, will give a sh o rt ad d re ss at
T he Poto P ro d u c ts com pany sta rted
H ow ard Thom pson and w ife from
The name tells a
the
g
ran
g
e
h
all
in
Rockw
ood
on
S
u
n
in the afternoon and the B. Y. P. U. at
g rin d in g again on S atu rd ay and is Ohio w ere ca lle rs a t th e D. M. R oberts
day
evening,
M
arch
4,
a
fte
r
w
hich
he
True Story.
6:30 in the evening. Miss Mary Wold
now ru n n in g a t full speed. I t was hom e on W ednesday. T hey a re v isit
will lead. T he song service will begin will show th e m otion p ic tu re, "S afe found n ecessary to o v erhaul th e boiler
ing in P o rtlan d w ith Mr. T hom pson’s
at 7:30, w hen fam iliar hym ns will be g u arding th e N ation.”
D IS C H A R R O W S
S P IK E H A R R O W S
Miss M ary P. B lllm eyer, county and re p a ir dam age done to pipes by b ro th er, Jim , and m ay m ake th eir
sung by th e congregation, led by th e
h ealth n u rse, sp e n t th e day today in I th e severe cold w eather. T he m ain of- hom e in th e w est. The T hom psons
( horns choir. The them e for the even
lice has been moved to G resham . This •vill be rem em bered as re sid e n ts of
ing serm on w ill be “ Is th e re an Un th e Rockwood school, w eighing and is tem p o rary , as it is expected to s ta rt
A complete line of Implements and Machinery, also—
G resham a <ew y ea rs ago.
exam
ining
th
e
pupils.
pardonable Sm, W hat Ir. It? ”
o
th
e
r
facto
ries
later.
A fam ily reu n io n w as held yesterday
A Large Line of Good Used Implements
G eorge P re sto n of th e M arshfield
W. I). H owell of P o rtlan d , sa les re p
a t the home of Mrs. Belle S tockton on
c o u n try is v isitin g w ith his m o th er a t
POI LTH1 SP E C U L IS I
at less than auction prices
rese n tativ e of th e P oto P ro d u c ts com
TELLS WHY < lilt KS HIE th e Base Line, w hen a la rg e num ber pany, was in G resham S atu rd ay . He th e B. W. E m ery home.
of relativ es an d a few frie n d s g athered
E rn e st C a lllster, a w orkm an at the
About 35 in te re ste d persons attended to honor h er b irth d ay . T hose p rese n t re p o rts th a t P oto p ro d u cts a re m eet C olum bia B rick y ard s, w as ta k en to
th e poultry dem onstration held at the w ere Mr. and Mrs. Dan R obertson, son ing w ith tine success and th a t Poto th e P o rtla n d S an ita riu m th is week
Reliability
W. A. HES8EL
Service
Odd Eellow 's hall in Boring la st T u es and d au g h ter, Mrs. A nna W agner of flour has alre ad y had a good in tro d u c- suffering from chorea, a n erv o u s d i
day afternoon. Many had come from C ottrell, Mrs. Cora R obertson of To- “ on an d ta k es readily on th e m arket, sease sim ila r to St. V itus dance but
1141
Gresham
1141
A uxiliary of G resham Post u n u su a l in ad u lts.
a co nsiderable distance in o rd er to be ledo, Oregon. Mr. an d Mrs. A lfred
p rese n t a t th e m eeting. H. E. Cosby, P alm er of P o rtlan d , Mrs. D ora P eter- j A m erican Legion, a t its m eetin g last
Mr. and Mrs. B. M. L isbakken mov
poultry specialist from O. A. C., d is son, Mrs. H attie Je n k in s Moore, Mrs. week, elected officers for th e ensuing ed y esterd ay to P o rtlan d , w h ere Mr.
cussed “ H atching and Brooding of Iola Copeland and Mrs. R uth M ollar year. They a re p resid en t, Mrs. John
isb ak k en h as em ploym ent.
The
of F airview , Mrs. G race P eterson, M etzger; vice p resid en t, Mrs. O. A. Chas. C leveland house n ea r th e high
C hicks.”
se creta ry ,
Mrs. A lbert
"M any chicks die” says Mr. Cosby, Mrs. Goldie C opeland and ch ild ren of E astm an ;
school w hich they vacated w ill be oc
" e ith e r as a re su lt of im proper ca re of T routdale, Mrs. Mamie K uhlm an and C am p; tre a s u re r, Mrs. Jo e Chiodo; cupied by the Cowdell fam ily.
th e eggs before they ure set. unhealthy ch ildren, Mrs. L au ra P ullen, Mrs. ch ap lain , Mrs. F red S o u th ard , S r.;
M rs. O. A. E astm an Is recovering
Likewise the success of a bank is determ ined by care
breeding stock, forcing breed ers for M artha Cook, Mrs. Josie S tan ley and i « erg ean t-at-arm s, Mrs. Jo h n Brown.
from an a tta c k of lary n g itis.
ful
organization looking tow ard the success of its
T he Misses Eva T ach ero n and W in
heavy egg production, im proper in cu g ran d d a u g h ter, M axine, of Rockwood,
E ld er K ilgore from so u th e rn Idaho
customers.
bation, im proper brooding, poor eq u ip Mrs. Opal Keen and son, Mrs. Hazel ifred St. C lair, stu d e n ts a t W illam ette w ill preach over th e J. E. Metzger
Our organization is such th a t we can intelligently and
U niversity, su rp rised th e hom e folks sto re a t 11 o’clock next S atu rd ay
m ent, uncom fortable q u a rte rs , neglect Olsen and son of Kt. Jo h n s.
carefully
look after the w ants and needs of the people of
by a visit hom e a t th e la st w eek-end. m orning, M arch 3. All a re welcome.
or im proper feeding.’’ He also em
this community, not only in handling th eir deposits, but
They
cam
e
from
Salem
w
ith
th
e
Rev.
Nheet Music.
phasizes th e fact th a t "V igor is the
J. C. S hultz is suffering from an a t
in the way of loans and giving assistance in leasing prop
We a re c a rry in g a full line of all E. G. R anton and w ere ta k en back on
foundation of the poultry b u siness.”
ta
ck
of grip
erty, collecting rents, obtaining investm ents for idle
th e latest p o p u lar songs in sheet Sunday aftern o o n by C hase St. Clair.
H e u rges poultrynien to kill every m usic. Buy a piece, ta k e it hom e and
Billie, th e little son of Mr. and Mrs.
funds,
and assistance in many ways, which assistance can
Mrs. M. E. W illiam s and Mrs. L. P. L eslie P erry who h as been in a P o rt
w eak, deform ed and diseased chick as if you do not like it b rin g it back and
only be given by a well organized hank.
M
anning
w
ere
p
rese
n
t
a
t
te
a
given
exchange it. Guy I). Jo n es, Jew eler.
soon as possible.
land ho sp ital since Ja n u a ry 1 w here
W ednesday aftern o o n at th e hom e of he w as tak en fo r tre a tm e n t for p n eu
M i -3. M anning s d au g h ter. Mrs. L, D.
P atro n ise th e Home Shoe M ilner.
m onia, was b ro u g h t hom e e a rly th is
Men’s and ladies' shoes, S aturday
H ow ard of T routdale. T he tea w as week. He is considered w ell on the
Gresham, Oregon
afternoon and evening. Ruben A nder
given In honor of th e ladies of the w av to com plete recovery.
son, stand In Todd's B arber Shop.
T ro u td ale P aren t-T ea ch e r association.
“ T h e ( .la d II u n ,I
T h e Queen E sth e r circ le w ill m eet
C h u r c h .”
M rs. R. T. Sm ith and her d au g h ter, a t th e hom e of Miss L etitla P u lfe r on
B ib le S ch o o l 10 a . m .. S e rm o n a t II a m .
CONTAGIOUS DISEASES
a m t 7 30 p. m . L o rd 's S u p p e r th e tlrst Mrs. Jam es Shepherd, spent a few
next Monday evening, M arch 5.
S u n d a y o f th e m o n th . B ib le S tu d y a n d
SHOULD BE REPORTED
lays . recently
visiting * th
h a a. ter
I P r I a
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1« e
V
V» C
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aa> e a ir
a
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a. au
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V a
i s ’ e I- O
S C e I rv V ic
W
e d l l n l i e c n s i d l r a t y j , , 7 I . 30 I».
p I ll
Much g ratificatio n is felt by the
C h o ir R e h e a r s a l, T h u r s d a y . 7:30 p. m
„ ,8 te r M r„ J a m e g C o o k
fam .
m em bers of th e M ethodist L adies Aid
Dr. S trick e r of th e Oregon sta te
“Unhersal Brotlierlmod Is the Goal" Hy
Troutdale.
society because of th e gen ero u s p a t board of h ealth w orking in co n n ec
"Come thou w ith us and w e w ill do
At the recen t m eeting of th e G resh ro n ag e of th e ir an n u al b azaar last
thee good.’
am C om m ercial club th e re p o rts night. T ables w ere sp read in both tion w ith th e U. S. public h ealth s e r
DAVID Q BARRY, B. T h „ P asto r.
j show ed th a t th ro u g h the g en ero sity of room s of the G range hall and w ere vice u rg es m ore ca re on th e p a rt of
i G resham business and p rofessional kept filled w ith p a tro n s from 5:30 u n fam ilies and h ea lth a u th o ritie s in
T he blizzard a te up a lot of p e r
men and o th e rs am ple funds had been til n early S o'clock. T he v ario u s
fectly good fuel.
h an d lin g cases of contagious diseases.
collected to m eet al, expenses of the booths w ere w ell stocked w ith fancy
He say s th a t th e p rac titio n e r who te lls
You'll need som e m ore Gasco
fa rm e rs' banquet held S atu rd ay of and useful a rtic le s a t th e b eg inning ot
Get an E xcellent P roduct and at
th e fam ily th a t a case of s c a rle t fever
B riq u ets to tide you over.
th e sam e tim e help th e building
fa rm e rs' week. T he expenses will a p the aftern o o n h ut w ere p relty w ell
is n o th in g but a slig h t case of to n
fund of
p ro x im ate $225.
Don t w ait till th e last m inute,
sold cu t. T he candy booth of the silitis is dodging his solem n obliga
N e x t w e e k a t B ish o p 's
you gain nothing, save nothing
Bethel Baptist Church
Q ueen E sth e rs w as a p o p u lar co rn er. tion to society and w hile he may
T h e B ank of G resham pays 5 p er
and m ay ru n sh o rt.
'c e n t im p rest on tim e deposits
Adv. T he g ro ss proceeds of th e day w ere p lease th e fam ily he and th ey m ay be
about $350. T he sh o rt program of niu- com e resp o n sib le for one or m ore h u
Let us wait on yon NOW.
f d c an d read in g s w as w ell received.
m an lives.
Phone MAin 6500
We rec all, ays Dr. S trick er, an in
TWO BASKETBALL GAMES
or call a t th e
sta n ce w here a th ree-y ear-o ld child
ON T l ESDAY E\EN IN G becam e ill. T he doctor was prom ptly
A double head er gam e is to be p lay ca lle d ; he exam ined the p atien t and
ed in th e Union High gym nasium on diagnosed th e case as m easles. A sigh
BEST RICE
G asco Bldg., F ifth and A lder.
BEST HAM
T uesday evening, March 6 w hen the of relief im m ediately w ent aro u n d the
25c
3Q lbs
Pound .....
3<»c
Union High bask et ball team and the fam ily group, “ Oh! it's nothing but
G resham Aggies both m eet opponents. m easles," and th en they w ith the
S. AV. BEANS
Union High w ill play ,he W est Linn “good" (?) doctor laughed at th e Joke.
SALI PORK
3 ll.s
25c
H igh school team . The A g ricu ltu ral No rep o rt was m ade of th e case, no
Pound
23 e
team will be pitted ag ain st C orbett q u a ra n tin e w as In stitu ted an d no p re
N O T IC E F O R P l B L IC A T IO N .
APPLES
High. Some exciting gam es a re ex cau tio n s tak en to safe-g u ard th e com , , „ D e p a r tm e n t o f th e I n te r io r .
m unity. N eighbor's ch ild ren w ere not I . S. L a n d Office a t P o r tla n d . O reg o n ,
1 1 .2 8
Box
pected.
II ERRING
.
F e b r u a r y Nth. 1923.
T he Union High team played Oregon w arned to rem ain aw ay from th e
4 for
NOTI< E is h e re b y g iv e n t h a t J a m e s W .
25e
house. Ui a few days a child across H u d s o n o f < o r b e tt, < >r« gon. w h o , on S ep -
III 1 k < 0( 0 A
City
last
nig
h
t
and
it
proved
to
be
a
M a r c h 3 to 10
S m " a *’ •
m a d e H o m e s te a d E n tr y .
I 111-;
25c
K W L and N E U 8 W U .
big victory for th e hom e boys. The th e stre e t developed th e m easles, in a N o. nfi4o9. f o r \ \
PH EPA Hi ll
s*
turn
3
T
o
w
n
s h ip IS . R a n g e 5E , W .
sc o re was 22 to 5 til ( n o r of Union few days an o th er, th en an o th er and ' M e rid ia n . h a s filed n o tic e o f in te n tio n to
.Mustard, q t 35e
a k e T h re e - Y e a r P ro o f, to e s ta b lis h c la im
III 1 k 1» M l s
H igh. Leo Bailey won the ad m iratio n an o th e r an d so th e epidemic w ent m
to th e la n d a b o v e d e s c rib e d . b e fo re th e
th
ro
u
g
h
o
u
t
th
e
tow
n.
In
th
a
t
one
2 11)8
25c
of everyone hy w inning IS points.
* / ,s U r a n d R e c e iv e r o f th e U. S L a n d
I’ d encourage o u r custom ers to buy th eir
O f f ic e a t P o r tla n d . O re g o n , o n th e lo th
DEI MON I E
T he A m erican I.egion team of block w here th e original case devel d a y o f A p ril, 1923
canned goods in large q u an tities and thus stim
im a n t n a m e s a s w i t n e s s e s :
DRIED PHI NES
UntMip. pint 23c
G resham al«o b ro u g h t honor io G resh oped and th e Joke of it was laughed C la
J o h n N ix . o f C o r b e tt, O reg o n .
Fouad
Hie
ulate the sale and use of all canned goods, we
am by w inning over Boring in the at. th re e fu n erals w ere conducted for
A- iVr t
O reg o n ,
lllia fn .Miller, o f C o r n e tt. O reg o n .
th re e little ch ild ren , all th ree of whom
gam
e
last
Monday
evening
w
ith
a
\c t
C o r b e tt, O reg o n .
will, d u rin g S a tu rd a v and all next week give Y. V. CHEESE
died from th e m easles co n tracted from
PI RE BONI-A
Pound
32c I score of 23 to 12.
ALEXANDER S F E E K ,
Quart
«»O«« 1 can I K IT with each dozen purchased at reg
th e first case th a t w as such a joke.
R e g is te r .
T his is ju st one in stan ce of many-
PLEASANT HOME
u lar prices. \n ad d itio n al 5 per cent will be SAI T S VI MON
hat m ight be cited to illu stra te the r e
SAUER KIMI I
allowed on all case purchases.
Pound ....... I Be
T he Rev. E. A. L eonard of P o rtlan d su lts of crim in al ca rele ssn ess on the
Q uan
H»e
SMITH
will p reach at th e B aptist ch u rch next p art of d ishonest and irresp o n sib le
I hese prices apply to all canned goods in
I
Sunday
m
orning
at
11
o'clock.
S
u
n
p
rac
titio
n
e
rs
and
th
e
ir
allies.
SUG A H
N< win nr 1 anl
MEMORIAL
day school will be at It) o'clock. The
H um an life is th e cheapest asset in
12 lbs
#l.i>i» o u r com plete line.
Med. pail
•¿e
(L im it n
B. Y. P. U. wiil m eet at 7:30 p. m. the eyes of th e public. Is it not a fact
L arse pail ♦ 1.85
T h ere w ill be p reaching ov th e Rev. th a t an epidem ic of hog ch o lera would
A. J W are coiiiineucit.g at $ o'clock.
not be to lerated in any civilized coun
W e have on display a variety of fruit in q u art glass ja rs, put up for
home e use. D
Dur
o r hom
u r-
Th( B ap tist L adies Aid will hold its try ? Hogs cost money and they m ust
REV. E. R. D. H O LLENSTED
ing Canned Goods Week we will sell this fruit a t . t h e quart,
30
30* I m onthly bake sale in the em pty show be protected. P u t ch ild ren ! an y poor
M inister.
Fairview, Oregon.
window of th e P ied san t Home g arag e devil can have ch ild ren . And »hy
tom orrow aftern o o n , S atu rd ay , M arch should the com m unity become alarm
Sunday School........................ lo a m.
Quality
1
/'
3. at 2:30.
ed if we w aste a few of them ?
l-W
M orning W o rsh ip ................... 11 a. m.
GRESHAM LOCALS
You Men
Lime and Sulphur Spray
*25, *30, *35, * 4 0
AylsWortK ff Ma rti rx1'-*
V?'
H A R D IE S P R A Y P U M P S
L. L. K idder H dw . Co.
HESSEL’S FARM MACHINERY
Modern War is Decided by Organization
F ir s t S t a t e B a n k
BETHEL
BAPTIST
Fuel low?
Buy Dependable Coffee
GROCERY SPECIALS
Gas Salesrooms
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Canned Goods Week
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Church
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K idder Hdw. Co.
K idder Hdw. Co.
SERVICES
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