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Another Breeder of Vicinity Serores
Purebred Stock.
fhat H am p sh ire hogs are advancing to
LaV erne M aulding Vaughn, of Cot
the fro n t, and a reg istered hog of th is
tage Grove, is visiting h er au n t, Mrg
C. H. S tone of Fairview w as one of type is of m ateria l value to its ow ner.
Mrs. V aughn, well
the hog ra ise rs of th is vicinity to se
Among th e O. A. C. stu d en ts who J. C. Shultz.
cu re one of th e purebred H am pshire
M arshal’s Notice.
a re a t hom e for the E a ster vacation known here, a rec en t g rad u a te of
hogs th a t w ere shipped here from
City dog tax is now due and may be a re th e Misses Edella Tow le an d Vir- Union High school, was m arried th e
paid to th e m a rsh a l or tre a su re r.
South D akota recently.
| g inia C u rrin . Bayard M iller and Lyle la tte r p art of la st J a n u a ry a t Eugene
o . COX.
to A lbert V aughn of C ottage Grove.
T he hog breeders a re fast realisin g I
W inters.
M arshal of th e City of G resham .
Mrs. Fred Bauerley, m o th er of Mrs.
Mrs H. L. St. C lair and son Chase
left early th is m orning by autom obile G ertru d e Schanno, who has been h ere
for Eugene to atten d th e an n u al new s for th e p ast ten days, retu rn ed to her
p ap er conference In session th e re to home in C en tralia, W ashington. Mrg.
day and tom orrow . T his is th e fifth Schanno accom panied h er for a sh o rt
an n u a l conference held th e re under visit. Mrs. C. M errill and h er d augh
th e auspices of th e school of jo u rn a l te r Mrg. E thel P ric h a rd a re tem p o r
a rily in ch a rg e of th e store.
ism of th e U niversity of Oregon.
Mrs. R. T. Sm ith and d au g h ter, Mrs
F ra n k L. Kinyon of P aw n ee City„
N ebraska, arriv ed early th is week to S hepherd, a re visiting th e form er's
ta k e ch arg e of R u ral Route A from the d au g h ter, Mrs. Jim Cook a t T routdale.
G resham postoffice. He is going over
Mrs. Chas. K ellum spent la st week
o t A rgyle »nil
the ro u te w ith Mr. L lsh in o rd er to end with h er cousin, Mrs, J. R. H unt,
S u p e r Cord
fam iliarize him self w ith it before the in P o rtland.
M adras. T hey
la tte r goes to tak e up the w ork which
a re as serv iceab le
Mrs. A ustin M cCutchan of P o rtlan d
Mr. Kinyon left In N ebraska. Mr. Kin- visited her sister, Mrs. Jo e G ray, r e
as they a re
|y o n is accom panied by his wife. They cently.
good lo o king.
a re stay in g tem p o rarily w ith Mr. and
A rm y Sm ith, who has been w ith his
all sizes
Mrs. Fred S outhard, form er friends.
uncle, Chas. C aro th ers d u rin g the
T he beautiful ja rd in iere given to the w inter, left for Hood R iver la st W ed
oldest person atten d in g th e big 9c nesday.
sale a t H epp's R acket sto re w as won
A colored m an w as observed T u es
by Mrs. LInnem ann, 94^4 y ea rs of age,
day evening on Pow ell stre e t near the
JA Z Z BOW S
¡G resham . Oregon. Follow ing is a list
New A ratex
¡of co m p etito rs:
Mrs. M ary F aught, grad e school actin g crazy. He was
A d ju stab le B an d
taken in ch a rg e by M arshal Cox and
W
ebbing
C
o
llars
89 years. G resham , O regon; Mrs.
All c o lo rs .........
placed in th e em ergency hospital in
M ary J. L eslie, 81 y ears, G resham ,
th e city hail. A doctor w as called who
¡O regon; Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Wood, 81
could find nothing serio u s th e m atter
y ears, G resham , Oregon.
w ith him. H e had a sm all ty p e w riter
G randpa Landon, who m akes his and a p ray er book. He seem ed im
home with his son-in-law and d au g h proved the next day and w as allow ed
te r. Mr. and Mrs. Will S tan ley , has to go on his way alth o u g h th e m arsh al
m e n ’ s w e a r ’1
r S h o e s
been confined to his bed th e p ast th ree says he d id n 't a p p e ar to know w hich
G R ESH A M
‘
w eeks btft is im proved now and able w ay he w anted to go.
to sit up. He sp en t a p le a sa n t day
T. E. M ercer has sold th ro u g h John
la st S unday when th e m in iste r of the
Brow
n his rem ain in g tw o acres in
D un k ard ch u rch , his wife and nine
C leveland addition to M arg aret and
o th e r m em bers cam e out an d held
Rosa K ehrli. T h ere is a good house
song and p ray e r serv ice a t th e S tanley
on th e tra c t w hich is located n orth
residence.
and w est of th e can n ery . T he co n
T he M ethodist L adies' Aid society sid eratio n w as $2750.
will m eet at th e home of Mrs. Zim
Mike K ehrli has tak en possession of
m erm an W ednesday, M arch 28. The
h o stess will be assisted by Mrs. W in his farm , the old Dan T albot place,
ea st of G resham .
te rs, Mrs. S. C. Jones, Mrs. Wm. Ott
C. W. A ltm an h as pu rch ased the
and Mrs. A. 8. Hisey. All m ebm ers are
A rth u r W. R egner p ro p erty , know n as
cordially invited to be present.
I T he N eighbors of W oodcraft will th e R egner building, including Ma
m eet a t Mrs. Jo h n M etzger s T uesday sonic h all, on th e c o rn e r of Main and
aftern o o n , M arch 27. It is d esired th a t Second stree ts. T he p ro p erty co n sists
all
m em bers be p resen t as it is the of th re e lots w ith a fro n tag e of 100
S E E ( f o i l W INDOW
occasion o t nom ination of delegates feet on Main stre e t and 150 feet on
Second, and includes th e tw o-story
to th e com ing sta te convention.
dw elling on Second street. T he con
Dr. F ra n k P eak has been m issed by
sid eratio n is said to be aro u n d $16,000.
his frien d s ab o u t tow n for a few days.
W. S. M orton has moved to th e Dan
He has had a slig h t sick n ess but is
McGraw place n ea r P le a sa n t Valley
rep o rted b etter today.
school, com ing from th e Berkley d is
Mrs. J. C. S hultz has been confined
tric t, P o rtlan d . He w ill ra ise ch ick
to her home d u rin g th e p ast week w ith
rab b its, and im prove th e 20-
Hickness. She is im proving and a x -I a ens
c re and
“place"
It’s a positive fact that
pects soon to be out again.
Miss Mirinm i n. u
in
C. E. R u sh er h a s been confined to
s - . 7 „ m8 ;
,
r
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GRESHAM LOCALS
New
A rrow
Shirts
$l so, $2 , $3
35c
50c
AylsWort
GLASS
MIXING BOWLS
I' ive to a set, ail different sizes
SPE C IA L, per set -
-
-
-
79c
J. E. M E TZG E R
FOOD SUPPLY HOUSES
are responsible in
a large measure for the health of their neigh
borhood residents.
I wentieth Century Customers are safe
guarded by the wonderful “turn over” of these
stores, assuring them at all times of fresh goods
heir clerks and stores are cleanly. They real
ly are safe places to trade—and prices are so
reasonable.
20th Century Grocery
S atu rd ay and M on d ay w e o ffe r the
U sual E xtraord in ary P rices
taln ed i t " lh, "
h " re®e n t,y en ter-
D onations for th e F arm Home ba-
M i C m
n z i e s 7 ? 1’ ,e2 - ,n -,a * ' h » “ r should be left at Mrs John Metz-
A rii
M “ f ^ n / y a n c l s c o . g er s not ia ter th an T uesday, March
Mrs. J A rth u r Menzies of P o rtlan d 127. P erish ab le a rtic le s should be left
and Mrs. Ed. O zburn of G resham . Mrs.
T h u rsd ay m orning, M arch 30
C. M. Menzies will re tu rn to her home
Mrs. G ertru d e B angs is ill w ith
In C alifornia next week.
th e p rev ailin g grip. Mrs. A lbert Camp
T he nam e of Mrs. B ruce Hoyt was
h as had ch arg e of th e seventh g rad e
u n in ten tio n ally om itted from th e list
for th e past Riw days.
of G resham grad e school te ach ers, r e
In clem en t l e a t h e r and sickness
elected for an o th er year, as given in
have in te rfe re d w ith th e G resham as'
th e la st Issue of th e Outlook
| hikes the past tw o w eeks. W ith the
com ing of sp rin g th e scenery is m ore
a llu rin g and the tra ils b etter. All who
have been on th e local hikes and all
w ho w an t to go a re invited to m eet at
“The tilu.t II11 ini
th e lib ra ry next Monday aftern o o n
" a n ,I r 'íü°¡>
a. m. pro m p tly at 5 o'clock for a th re e or
‘ «»<» l> m. L o rd « buppt-r the firmt
¡•ral’se1 s í - i ”' "{v’'?
Stu‘,y a " d four m ile w alk. "H ealth and cheer
' iRiHe h e rv ite W ednesday 7 Tu »» m
C hoir R e h ea rsa l. T h u rsd a y .' T:3U p ’ »».’“ a re at th e end of th e tr a il.”
E. F. C rlssev of St. Louis, is visiting
“I nlversal Brotherhood Is the Goal"
to m e thou w ith us and we w ill do his p are n ts. Mr. and Mrs. S. B. C ris-
thee pood.'
sey, a n d ’b ro th er W. L. C rissey at the
DAVID q HARRY. B. Th . P astor.
G ladiolus Farm .
Ed. Chantilly, a m e rch an t of K ings
ford, S askatchew an, sp e n t a few days'
last week with W. A. In g lis and fam
ily. He is re tu rn in g to his home
a fte r spending th e w in ter in ,th e south.
Jo h n Lindbloom has com e h ere from
K illdeer, N. D., and has tak en ch a rg e
of th e C ocklerease place at Bull Run.
recenH y p u rch ased by Mr. Byce of
N orth D akota. Mr. C ocklerease is ex
pecting to occupy his new home on
Hood avenue soon.
T he p o to P ro d u cts com pany has a
display, a t the Food P ro d u cts show
w hich Is being held at th e A rm ory.
P o rtlan d , beginning tpdav and lastin g
ail next week. It Is n ear th e e n tra n ce
and Is one of th e la rg e st and m ost a t
tra c tiv e d isp lay s at th e show , with
Mt. Hood in th e background. Demon
stra tio n s will ta k e place daily. The
show Is open afte rn o o n s and evenings.
buying the
All should see it.
More people are talking and thinking and
new Overland than ever before— because it is ¿etter
vu<t<e— and at the lowest price in its history. All-steel
body, finished with baked enamel. Triplex Springs
(patented) give easy riding comfort.
iu th t H n l 17 th S u tu n lr, B t t u U j B t t f
(Jhe New
‘Touring
itti
¡SIS
C e .p , L'»$
AU t r u t t i, a.
Real Alum inum Sale
Saturday, Mar. 24, at 2 p. m.
GROCERIES
A pple«, choice Newtowns, Saturday sp’l 98c
O regon Prune«, medium size, 10 lb s. . . 8 9 c
D ry S a lt P ork, thin side meat, lb ........... 2 5c
B arton ’s P icn ics, small to medium, lb. . . 19c
H o lla n d H erring, Imported milkers.
k e g ................................................ $1.45
A la sk a H errin g, large and fat, 4 for. . . 25 c
R o sed a le S alm on , med. red, tall cans. . . 1 5 c
R ed Ribbon S ard in es, large, oval tins
15c
H om e C anned Fruits, in quart j a r s ........ 3 0c
U tabna P ea s, standard grade, 2 for. . . . 25c
d
A Jlen S olid P a ck T om atoes, can . . . 15c
Bulk C ocoa, 3 lbs ........................
25c
W L’T Pi.Cz R oJIed .0 a t s ’ Iarge Package. . .2 3 c
W hite W on der S oap , 27 b a rs............... $1.00
C rem e O il S oap , 3 b a rs .......................... 20c
A. W. METZGER & CO.
and Service
Ph° ne, W
reed 1281
Exira Special
pricq:
E ac h .................................
1&;
I Ins special is for a few days only and while
our supply lasts.
W e re s e rv e th e r ig h t to lim it q u a n titie s
HEPP’S RACKET STORE
GRESHAM, OREGON
< om e iu a n d look a t o u r b e a u tifu l lin e of
r lu t
r lO U T r x
n rn l
Ilm .L k ,
Peters Shoes
F or Men, H omen and C hildren
BETHEL
BAPTIST
Great Favor W ell Earned
S t r Ihf O trrh w d
Dont Forget the
A,
L res ham Overland Co.
D B .V Z AN O V E R L A N D A N D R E A L I Z E T H E D I F F E R E N C E
ZION IA W i n It AL
UHI Ht II SERA ICES
S p rin g W e a th e r Invites
Y our K odak.
So s ta r t th e se aso n rig h t. L eave
y o u r k o d ak a n d h a v e th e lens
c le a n e d , s h u tte r a d ju ste d , etc.
*
T h is se rv ic e is F R E E
We also do and guarantee the very best developing and
printing. -et us help you*to make better pictures.
G. m . Davidson’s
FREMII t u MS
EASTMAN AGENT
kodaks
.MONEY IS NOT WEALTH — BUT
S erviced will be held S unday as fol
low s; S unday school at 10 a. in.;
th e c o m m u n ity in w hich von l tm
t -»,
10 , u and
divine w orship at I f a. m., p re se n ta
tion. testim ony and confirm ation ol
th e conflrm ands; ad d ress to conflr-
niunils;
It is F inished". Special m u
sic, Ride on in M ajesty" by th e mixed
t n e e a rth .
It is said th a t s ta tis tic s show th - it if «11 »hi
choir and ''Follow J e s u s ” by the
women'» choir
In (he evening at 7:30 o'clock th e re
* * 5 « * 7 ° ^ a n d p a-v b* check
w ill be a reunion of all classe s con
C heck books fu rn is h e d free.
firmed in th e church. All form er con-
flrtnands a re urged to be p rese n t and
an sw er th e ro ll call w ith th e ir mem
ory verse, ^ h e serm on topic w ill be
Gresham, Oregon
T he P illa r and G round of T ru th ."
Holy com m union w ill he observed
S|>. . I.ll IllU-IC I- IS fnllow s
,
Mrs. Theo. S ta g g e r and W hen Thou
R. A M. Special convocation
Cal lest I W ould A nsw er" by th e
Monday venlng. M arch 26.
m en's q u artef.
..
_
1923. W ork In P. M. and
l*ian<> Tuning.
M. E M. degrees.
T hese services will be in th e E n g
S a tis fa ttio n g u ara n tee d . $3. Fred J C. SHULTZ. H P.
lish language All frien d s who do not B. Jones, phor. e G resham 139x1.
tf
JAMES ELKINGTON S ecy.
w orship elsew h ere a r e co rd ially In
M ultiply y o u r re tu rn s by ad d in g
vlted to w orship with us. .
The Bank of Gresham par. z M r
w ant ads to y o u r m ethods.
First S ta te B an k
cent interest on time depoM , _ A d v