Gresham outlook., March 13, 1923, Page 3, Image 3

ROCKWOOD
E. G. R O H L F
Ole D anielson h as sold his 7-acre
I place here to Chas. W oodsii, who
I cam e recen tly from W heelock, N orth
D akota and who has been occupying
(.eluent Work, Carpenter Work,
| the S chrep el p roperty. T he new ow n­
House M oling
er w i" ta k e possession w ith his fam ­
B uilding fro m ' th e ground up.
ily
at once.
E stim ate s furnished free.
A lfred D anielson of M errel, W is­
P bn ar G rr.h a
«si
Troutdale, Ore.
c o n s in , is h ere v isitin g w ith his b ro th -
! er, Ole D anielson. T he b ro th e rs a re
J planning to find som e location and
F u n eral D irectors
’ live tog eth er. A farew ell p a rty w as
Phon e 1901*
given Ole D anielson by a n um ber of
Licensed M orticians
Lady A ssistant
D ay or N ight
his neighbors on la st F rid ay evening
M IIU T IA K I
and a m o st enjoyable evening w as
Gresham,
Oregon
J. E. METZGER
spent.
Mrs. G. Olby of St. Johns, who has
been visitin g w ith h er d au g h ter, Mrs.
A u to T o p s R e c o v e re d a n d R e p a ire d .
O scar W alin, for th e p a st tw o w eeks
A ll k in d s o f T o M a te r ia l a n d
C u r t a i n W in d o w s
has re tu rn e d to h e r home.
Hugo Olby, b ro th er of Mrs. d s c a r
W alin, has ren ted th e K adderly place
AUTO TOP SHOP
on w hich is th e la rg e p ru n e o rch a rd
Main 8L
Gresham
Phone l i t i | and drier.
| Ed D ickenson an d fam ily of P o rt-
■ land visited on S unday w ith his p ar-
eats. Mr. and Mrs. F ra n k D ickenson.
S A N D an d G R A V E L
A rnold H usby of Ascot A cres, fo rm ­
er Rockwood boy, m aried Miss R uth
Quickest Service.
W oodward of P o rtlan d la st S atu rd ay .
Lowest Prices. Best Material. On S unday a recep tio n and d in n er
w ere given th e young people at th e
K N A R R & SO N
home of th e groom 's p are n ts, Mr. and
T ro u td a le , O re.
Mrs. Andrew H usby. Dr. B. H. P e d e r­
P hone G resh am 489
sen and fam ily from Rockwood w ere
am ong th e guests.
Contracting ami
Home Uuihliug
S. E. PALMQUIST
*JPHE N ew Im proved M o d el 4 9 0 C hev­
ro let is on d isp la y in our sa lesro o m .
L et us d em o n stra te it an d sh ow you
the m an y im provem en ts.
1923 M od el 4 9 0
P rice
Touring ............................................................. $ 663
R o ad ster............................................................. 642
C o u p e .................................................................
877
S e d an ette........ .............
1044
Sedan ................................................................. 1065
D eliv ery ................................................
627
These prices all f. o. b. Gresham
Sherman McCarter Garage
Phone 2331
Gresham
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CASH
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BORING
A farm b u reau m eeting w ill be held
at th e C o ttrell com m unity ch u rch
Special evangelistic m eetings are
W ednesday evening, M arch 14, at 8
1 being held every evening th is week at
o'clock. P lacin g o rd ers for a carload
th e church by th e p asto r, th e Rev. E.
o j hay will be the special fea tu re of
G. Ranton, who is assisted by th e Rev.
the evening. P rices on m ill ru n and
A. S. H isey of G resham and th e Rev.
clover seed w ill also be considered.
G eorge B errem an of P lea san t Home.
T he fam ilies of Fred Meyer, S. B.
o ,
, , ,
.
T he Sunday services are as follow s:
S plaw n and A. J. Bram have all been
1 Sunday school a t 10 o clock, song ser-
ill w ith th e p rev ailin g case of g rip , j
vice a t 7:0 in the evening led by the
¡T hey a re all on th e m end a t presen t.
p
Mrs. T re b er of Pow ell V alley sp en t i asto r w ith his violin, serm on nt 8
o'clock.
j a day la st week w ith her siste r, Mrs. ;
I F red Meyer.
POWELL VALLEY
Mrs. W. E. C rasw ell and Mrs. L. E.
¡C rasw ell and son sp en t F rid a y visiting I
T he ch ild ren of th e Sw edish Mission
I at th e hom e of Mr. and Mrs. H. D.
S unday school and th e ir p a re n ts r e ­
A ndrew s of P o rtlan d .
cen tly gave a su rp rise to th e su p e rin ­
Ross M anary w as a P o rtlan d v isitor
ten d en t of th e school,' A. Aim, on th e
I S aturday.
occasion of his b irth d ay . A sh o rt pro-
Good livestock ca n n o t be raised J * ram waR g,ven and refresh m en ts
w ithout good sires. One h alf of th e w ere served. An elec tric read in g lamp
success of th e livestock b u sin ess de- j was presen ted to Mr. Altn.
pends on breeding practices. T he r e s t ' Mr R„ (| Mrs ,,h i|ip chrlstenB en
depends on c a re of th e stock.—O. A. C. I
have moved onto th e V aughn place
n ear th e L u th e ra n church.
A Small
Investment that h
Conservative, Safe
and Profitable
A Guaranteed 35'/
Merchandise Premium
AT ONCE!
o f any kind
See Me for Cattle Hauling
Phones: East 7 1 0 2 ;
T h irty -eig h t days in a Chinese c a rt
T he fu n eral of Mrs. E m m a M ilsted.
behind tw o m ules. A m onth w ith w ho died on S atu rd ay . M arch 10. at
heath en p riests on th e "holy m oun- j h er home in Oregon City, was held
ta in " Kong Tong Shan, n ear th e Tib­ from th e Bethel B aptist ch u rch in
etan border. F loating down th e Yel­ G resham today. She w as 58 y ea rs old.
low R iver into Mongolia In a Chinese In term en t w as in D ouglass cem etery.
W hatxe (sm all boat). A visit w ith the
Mrs. M ilsted is th e d au g h ter of A. C.
C h ristian G eneral F eng Y u-H siang, W ihlon and th e siste r of H enry and
ch ief in sp ecto r of th e C hinese Army H e rm o n W ihlon and Mrs. Lucy Ickler,
T he w itch doctor w ith th e needle. Ma all of th is vicinity, of Mrs. higgle Zahn
Mose, th e pioneer m issio n ary in Cen­ of S eattle and Mrs. L ottie W astphal of
tr a l H upeh. Two m o n th s w ith the St. Paul, M innesota.
SEMC m ission in C e n tral China.
She leaves four sons and tw o d au g h ­
T hese a re some of th e th in g s of te rs all of Oregon City excepting Miss
w hich Rev. P. A. N elson te lls in his L ottie M ilsted of G resham .
ta lk s on C hina and M ongolia and the
m issionary activ ities th ere.
Lynrh Will Held Meeting.
Mr. Nelson has rec en tly re tu rn e d J A m eeting of th e p ro g ressiv e citi-
from a ten m onths' v isit to th e in- j te n s w ill be held at L ynch school-
te rio r of China and M ongolia. H e has house on W ednesday evening, March
also visited Ja p an , E gypt, P alestin e, 14. beginning at 8:15 o'clock. The
South and C en tral A m erica and m ost sp eak ers w ill be County A gent S. B.
of the E uropean co u n tries.
' H all and County Club A gent Miss
Mr. Nelson re p re se n ts th e Home and E thel Calkins. T h eir to p ics will be
F oreign M issions of th e Sw edish Mis­ "F arm M anagem ent" and “ Home Eco­
sion C ovenant of A m erica and w ill nom ics," respectively. Lynch o rch e s­
speak in th e Sw edish language a t th e tra will ren d e r some good m usic and
Pow ell V alley Swedish M ission ch u rch th e re w ill be o th er fea tu re s of in te r­
T h u rsd ay evening, M arch 15, a t 7:30 i est. T his is a m eeting for th e w hole
and a t D am ascus ch u rch F rid ay even-1 fam ily. L unches w ill be b ro u g h t and
ing, M arch 16. at 7:30. A dm ission is | coffee w ill be served com m unity style.
free, but a free will offering w ill be !
tak en for said m ission.
Troutdale Firm Incorporates.
In co rp o ratio n p ap ers have recently
CORBETT
been filed a t Salem by Fox Bros, of
T routdale, w ith a cap italizatio n of
Mrs. Jo h n T aylor has moved to T a ­ 110,000. The in c o rp o rato rs a re F ra n ­
com a and h as ren ted h e r farm to ces Fox, Milton Fox and E m anuel Fox.
H arry B urkholder who moved onto
th e place S aturday.
Orient Basket Ball.
T h e w ifa of P rin c ip a l McKay has
O rient b ask et ball team will play
been very ill th e p ast w eek w ith P o rtlan d In dependents F rid ay even­
ing. M arch 16, nt th e O rient hall. Ad­
bro n ch ial trouble.
T he M arch m eeting of C olum bia m ission 25 and 15 cents.—Adv.
g ran g e w as a very enjoyable affair.
DAMASCUS
T h ere w ere 40 m em bers in atten d a n ce
and sev eral visitors. T he le ctu rer.
O scar P ap sch and Seth Young r e ­
Miss Veda B utler, had p rep a re d a good cen tly received each a F ord to u rin g
p rograip, and each p a rtic ip a n t p e r­ c a r from R ak er & Son th ro u g h th e ir
form ed adm irably.
salesm an, Louie Lehm an.
Mr. and Mrs. Sani H ulit, fo rm erly of
W ith the help of four dogs A. L.
the P le a sa n t View d istric t, b ut now of
H eacock and D. L. E rd m an killed a
H illsboro, visited th e la tte r ’s m other,
la rg e bobcat w hich had m ade her
Mrs. Lucy K incaid, S atu rd ay .
hom e in a hollow tree. Mr. Heacock
Geo. C ham berlain has sold his stock
is one of th e rodent co n tro l men of
of g en eral m erch an d ise to P erry
th e D am ascus F arm B ureau who a re
S eattlem eier, who has fitted up house­
try in g to rid th e com m unity of coy­
keeping room s in th e re a r of the sto re
otes and w ildcats.
building and w ill ta k e possession at
T he M arch d em onstration of home
once.
Crew s of th e C harkson com pany, econom ics will he held by Miss M ar­
who have been a t tu n n el No. 1 since g ery Sm ith, food specialist, a t th e new
la st Ju ly , have com pleted th e ir w ork Union schoolhouse on F rid ay a fte r­
of co n cretin g th e tu n n e l an d laying noon, March 16, a t 2 o’clock. She will
double tra c k th ro u g h th e sam e and probably ta lk on th e h ealth of chll-
d ren . T his is th e th ird of h er sixth
a re moving to Wyeth.
m onthly d em onstrations.
T he data
1 w as erro n eo u sly given as M arch 10.
COTTRELL
A s a le s c o r p o r a tio n f u n c tio n in g
fo r o n e o f A m e r ic a ’s o ld e s t a n d
b e st k n o w n n i . u n i l ' ; i . f
o f­
f e rs a le g itim a te , s a fe , a n d e x ­
c e p tio n a lly u ro fita b le o p p o r tu n ­
ity to a few s m a ll in v e s to r s
(>100 to >500) in th is d is tr ic t.
for F resh C ow s, B e ef
C ow s, C a lv es, H ogs,
E. NASSHAHN,
OX THE TRAIL OF
OREGON CITY WOMAN
THE MISSIONARY
BURIED FROM GRESHAM
BORING OREGON, Kt. I
Telephone !Wx
G reehatn 35."
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T h is in a d d itio n to th e s u b s t a n ­
t ia l d iv id e n d s y o u r in v e s tm e n t
c a lls for.
H e re is a r e a l o p p o r tu n ity for
th e firs t few lu c k y fo lk s t h a t
a n s w e r t h i s o ffer ! T h e 35 p e r
c e n t m e r e h a n d is e p r e m iu m Is
r e a d y fo r im m e d ia te d i s t r i b ­
u tio n .
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s h o u ld m e e t w ith th e a p p r o v a l
o f y o u r b a n k e r.
PLEASANT HOME
An in te re stin g session of th e O rient
’ P a ren t-T ea ch e r association is being
J planned for S atu rd ay evening, March
[24, at th e M ultnom ah g ran g e hall,
when Ju d g e K anzler of the co u rt of
dom estic rela tio n s will be th e prlnci-
pal speaker. Miss E thel C alkins will
also show films d em o n stratin g club
f work. O ther fea tu re s of in te re st are
! also being arran g e d .
CEDAR AND VICTORY
T he V ictory P aren t-T ea ch e r a s s o ­
ciation will hold its re g u la r m eeting
F rid ay gvenlng, M arch 16. A fine p ro ­
gram is being p repared a fte r w hich
refre sh m e n ts will be served.
DANCE
JAM ES P. CASE,
S ecre ta ry -T re a su re r.
Columbia Grange Hall
W e s te rn D iv isio n
1201 V A N N E SH A V E N U E
Han F r a n r ln r o , ( a llf .
M arch 17
1922 TAXES
are now due and may be paid through thia Bank. If you
wish us to attend to this m atter for you kindly leave de­
scription of your property with us and same will receive
our attention.
We have tax statem ents for all who left descriptions
with us last year.
Skuik of (Sresljaiit
Gresham, Oregon
T R U C K CH A SSIS
New Price
F. O. B.
DETR O IT
t
The Ford One-Ton Truck Chassis
has proved its ability to reduce
transportation costs in practically
every line of business where there
is a hauling problem. It is eco­
nomical, efficient, dependable. At
the new low price you will agree
it represents a value that has
never before been offered in the
commercial car field. Place your
order now for reasonably prompt
delivery. Terms if desired.
RAKER & SON
Gresham, Oregon
C are of Bees.
H ives should be exam ined In the
last week of F eb ru ary or th e first
week in M arch, only in good flying
w eath er conditions, to determ in e
w hether th e queen is p resen t, w hether
th e re is enough honey reserv e left for
food, and w h eth er th e re a re enough
bees to c a re for th e brood properly.
At least 20 pounds of honey should be
In th e hive a t th is tim e.
A norm al colony should contain
1500 w orkers, but th e colony can w in­
te r th ro u g h w ith slig h tly few er.
U nite w eak colonies w ith stro n g er
ones.
Never u n ite tw o weak co l­
onies.
Hive en tra n c e s should be k ep t open
a fte r a cold season so th e bees can
g et out 4or a flight when th e w eather
h as w arm ed.
W hen colonies a re sh o rt In stores,
feed d isease-free honey, or a good
su g a r syrup.
W ashing eggs to he uped for h a tc h ­
ing p urposes does not necessarily de­
cre a se hatch ah llity , but in creases
ev ap o ratio n because the pores are
opened.
E xcess ev aporation causes
sm all chicks which do not h atch p ro p ­
e r l y —« . A C.
W orm s w hich Infest c u rra n ts and
go o seb erries o ccur a t th is tim e in the
soil ab o u t th e base of th e bushes.
Spading up and w orking over th e soil
Im m ediately ben eath and ad jacen t to
th e hushes will do m uch to lessen the
p ercen tag e of w orm y fru it.—O. A. C.
KRUEGER’S GOLDEN
AMONAS
T h e a l l - y e a r la y in g hen
T h e y a r e th e
c o m in g fow l fo r th ia c lim a te .
W e have
ao m e w ith r e c o r d s o v e r 100 e g g s
S en d
fo r m a tin g Hat.
W UN. A. J . h i l l RGFK
T r o u td a le , O re g o n .
Buy Dependable Coffee
G et an E x cellen t P roduct and nt
th e sam e tim e help th e building
fund of
Bethel Haptint Church