Gresham outlook., April 10, 1923, Page 4, Image 4

H O K IX
GRESHAM LOCALS
Miss A celia McMains and R ea Mc-
Malns of P o rtlan d visited frie n d s in
Boring Sunday.
Miss Alice Lund of P ortlan d is v isit­
ing for a few days a t th e hom e of her
p aren ts, Mr. and Mrs. H. B. Lund.
Miss B uena Childs and Miss Cecilia
V andom elen of P o rtlan d w ere Sunday
guests at the hom e of Mr. and Mrs.
Wm. Childs and fam ily.
Miss Edith Naas of P ortlan d spent
the w< ek-end at th e home of her p a r­
ents, Mr. and Mrs. H erm an N aas and
Sunday guests at th e home of Mr.
hnd Mrs. II. B. Lund w ere Mr. and
Mrs. Ed. Lund of A storia.
Miss P earl Lunday, who has been
ill at the home of h er parents, Mr. and
Mrs. Joe L unday for the past m onth,
h as sufficiently recovered to re tu rn to
her work at the M eier & F ra n k sto re
the first of th e week.
E rn e st Boese w as taken to th e Good
S am aritan hospital in P o rtlan d the
last of th e week to have an operation
on his ear.
Isaac P ea of P o rtlan d has recently
ren ted the Bozarth place north of
H aley station.
A big baby boy arriv ed at the home
of Mr. and Mrs. H. C. Compton of
H aley sta tio n Sunday.
Win. M orand, czar of the Muscovites,
expect* to atten d the cerem onials to
for M en, W om en and Chil
dren. T he m ost in q u a lity —
the lo w est in price.
Piieknrtl
an d
Dougins
Shoes
------ T H E
M r. and Mrs. T. C. C arver of P ra tt.
For Men
$2 to 5
For Women
$ 2 .5 0 to $8.
90c to
For Children.....
AylsWor th 6 /Aart'irv
M e n ' s W ear
vss/^X
For the Berry Grower
Berry Plows, with adjustable beam and handles, one-
horse Disc Harrows, Spring Tooth Harrows, Riding
one-horse Spring Tooth Harrows, Adjustable Grape
Hoes, Spike Tooth Harrows, Cultivators, a Pulverizor
especially made to go between the berry rows.
Hand Potato or Corn Planters, Broadcast
Seeders.
K ansas, a re visiting th e ir old friends,
Dr. and Mrs. F ra n k Peak, th is week.
M rs. J . R. H unt of P o rtlan d visited
a t th e Chas. K ellum hom e Sunday. In
have
Card th e aftern o o n she w ent to T ro u td ale
to view th e crow d and get a su p p ly of
1 sm elt.
Mr. and Mrs. Tom Ray of Downs,
Kansas, v isited th e ir old -friends Mr.
and Mrs. C. A. C aro th ers on Sunday.
Mrs. Ray cam e to P o rtlan d for h er
h ealth . T hey will p robably rem ain for
th re e or four m onths.
C hester M assey and B ert E. N eer of
P o rtlan d w ere a rre ste d rec en tly by
deputy gam e w arden E. H. C lark for
tro u t fishing in T a n n e r creek d u rin g
closed season. T h eir tria l w ill be b e­
fo re Ju d g e Brown at 2 o'clock to m o r­
row.
T he fa ir board m et a t th e city hall
la st nig h t and sta rted th e sa le of sea­
son tick ets. The tic k ets a re in ch arg e
of A. S. Hisey. It was decided th a t the
fa ir would open on Ju ly 31 and co n ­
tin u e five days. T he board is w orking
on th e prem ium list m a tte r and will
m eet n ex t Monday n ig h t to continue
its work.
T he Musical A rts club held an en ­
th u sia stic m eeting a t th e lib ra ry last
night and adopted a co n stitu tio n and I
by-law s. Dr. F ra n k -P e a k w as elected I
to th e advisory council to fill a va- I
cancy m ade by th e resig n a tio n of Dr. I
A. T hom pson necessitated by sick n ess I
in his fam ily. Miss K ath e rin e H oney I
w as appointed tem p o rary ch a irm an of I
th e vocal d ep artm en t, W. L. G orsage I
of th e in stru m e n ta l d ep a rtm en t and I
Alice R oberts of th e ap p re cia tio n de- I
p artm en t.
At la st n ig h t’s m eeting I
W. H. Cope, of th e Cope Film co rp o r- I
ation, gave an e n te rta in in g ta lk on i I
v ario u s lines of m usic activ ity in 11
w hich he had been engaged.
I
G resham g ran g e will m eet next S at- I
u rd ay in re g u la r session. A fine pro- j I
gram h as been a rra n g e d and a good I
atten d a n ce Is desired. T h t^ iro g ra m is I
as follow s: piano solo, Miss G ertru d e j I
B m g g e r; vocal solo, Miss K athryn
B ratzel; reading. Miss Vida C einer: I
ad d ress, Mr. A uger, a U 'acher at I
F ra n k lin high. Also all men of th e 1 1
g ran g e w hose su rn am e s com m ence 1 I
w ith H a re expected to ta k e p a rt in ' I
e n te rta in in g th e ir fellow g ra n g e rs.
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Mr. and Mrs. Delno Macaw and fam - I
Ily e n tertain ed at d in n er last Sunday 2
Mr. and Mrs. C. E. Jack so n and fam ily, ifl
Mr. and Mrs. B urt N o rth ru p , who re- , I
cently acq u ired the V. H. Read place I
on G resham b utte, have moved th e ir I
fam ily to »heir new home and a re I
m aking im provem ents to the - house I
and th e grounds.
I
S ou th ard & S outhard of the G resh- I
am G arage bid in th e O akland to u r- I
lug ca r w hich w as sold at public au c- fl
tion on S atu rd ay . T he car, w hich be- I
longed to Joe M elugin, hud been held I
at th e g ara g e for sev eral m onths and I
was sold on a m ech an ic’s lien. T he I
selling price w as $240 th e am ount I
n ecessary to cover labor, m ortgage El
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WINCHESTER
STORE
WINCHESTER
.e s unte to go over your tackle box and get your equipment in good shape
tor the opening of the season.
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Particular attention has been paid to fishermen’s needs this year and vou
complTte ° Ur St° Ck ° f Wmche8ter fishing tackle and accessories unusually
Come in and try the action and test the strength of a Winchester rod.
The are made to stand the gaff”. W e have Winchester reels for everv kind
of fishing—every one built like a watch. Fishermen will delight in looking
over our fine collection of fishine tack I p
TManuruT&E,
We also sell the
necessary license
W inchester B auble and Quad*
ru p ie Action Keels— A ccurately
Winchester Enameled Silk Lines
cu t g ea rs in su re co rrec t m esh­
ing, quiet ru n n in g and m inim um
am o u n t of friction.
— High g rad e silk coated w ith
special enam el th a t w ill not crack
or peel. E very line s tre n g th te s t­
ed.
P rices 10c to $ i5 0 .
Prices $1.56 tu $6.00
W inchester S plit Bam too n o n — u n su rp assed fo r stre n g th , light-
ness, action and ca stin g p Dwer. Made from selected ca n e by expert
rod m akers.
P rices $2.25 to $10.00
S alm on E g g s
H ook s
L ead ers
Sink ers
E tc.
Everything for the Fisherman
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A. W. METZGER & CO.
TH E
'WlNCJf£5T£R
STORE
P rice retu rn ed recen tly
R epairs for a ll Im p lem en ts
HESSELS FARM MACHINERY
Reliability
1141
Servie
G RESH AM
1141
ips or Games
P rices on D el M onte Fruits
V e g e ta b le s for this w eek
C hinooks are in the
W illa m ette.
Trout season opens
A pril 15.
COKN, Del M onte C rosby No. 2 ct
$1.B5; 3 can s. ,'»,*>e; cun, II
TOM ATOES, solid pack No. 2>o. »1
3 can s. .'»Be: can. l>e.
TOM ATOES, solid pack No. 1, do
2 c a n s. 2.*»c.
I’l ’M I'K IN. solid pack. No. 2 1-. ca
H iei 3 can s, I3ej can. l i e .
PE A C H E S . No. 2 ‘ ... ta n s , doxen
3 t a n s. Tl»e: can, 2Je.
D E I. M ONTE P IN E A P P L E : SLIC E S. No
$3.1.»: ti ca n s. $LBB; 1 3 ca n s. s2 e j c
D E I. M ONTE P IN E A P P L E g ra te d . No.
$2.1.'»: 0 c a n s. $ I.IB : . 3 1 cans. 57c: I
D E I. M ONTE SPIN A C H . No. 2 Ç c a n s
6 can s. > 0 r| 3 c a n s, 42c r ;
I can l.'te.
Just ret
ment o
ant! looi
400.00 ship-
Coine in
th e S. I’, ft S. a t Fall Bridge, W ash­
ington, Is v isitin g w ith his b ro th er-in -
. law and BtaUr, Mr. and M r- .la, k
’ | W hetstone.
j Mrs. E lizabeth McLain enjoyed a
| v isit on S atu rd ay from h er d au g h ter,
i Mrs. Inez M iller of M ountain View
(and Mrs. E thel M iller of R ickreal,
I w ho cam e w ith frien d s to ta k e p art in
i the fishing for sm elt in th e Sandy riv-
i j e r at T routdale. It w as a new ex-
I perience for th e m ost of those com ing,
I and w as g rea tly enjoyed.
K enneth R oberts has been doing
! surveying for sev eral p erso n s in
I G resham recen tly .
T hom as W iles has sold a lot on
W allula avenue w ith a fro n tag e of 70
, feet and a depth of 200 feet to Chase
E. St. Clair. T he lot adjoins the W iles
resid en ce p ro p erty o n -th e south. The
deal w as m ade th ro u g h K rid er ft
E lkington.
T h e re g u la r b u sin ess m eeting of the
W.C. T. V. w ill be held at th e lib rary
on T h u rsd ay afte rn o o n at 2:30 o'clock.
Mr. and Mrs. M. C. Addy and little j
d au g h ter of P o rtlan d w ere g u ests on '
Sunday of J. N. M ew hlrter and L yle '
Mason. They w ere accom panied by '
th e m o th er and siste r of Mr. Addy
from P oulson. M ontana.
C onference and d istric t officers o f '
th e W om en’s Home M issionary socle- j
ty w ill ta k e p a rt In the m eeting of the
local society at th e M ethodist Episco- i
pal ch u rc h to m o rro w aftern o o n and j
the wife of Bishop W. O. S h ep ard is
expected to be p resen t. M others of
Season opens Sunday, April 15
Get your Fish Hooks, Lines, Etc. now
at popular prices.
Our S te e l R od at $ 1 .3 5 is a w on d er
HEPP’S RACKET STORE
a n y q u a n tity — any tim e
D ELIV ERED
Made in G resham
PACK PRODUCTS CO.
P hone 1391
G resham
P R . EM IL KOS E M it KG E li
O steopathie P hysician
.’ongdon H otel
S u l,e 1 2
G R E SH A M
s t a te Srho.,1 Fnn,l
r o r fa rm loan* a t 6 per i
m ade on basin of o n e -th ird
>alue o f land. P ro m p t act It
m ission ch arg e d
„ JO H N A. B E C K
A tto rn ey for S ta te L and ,
?S S SndBW' -
DANCE
FRIDAY. APRIL I
Walrad Mercantile Co
"The House of Quality"
Phone 1411
TROUT
( : r.
Jack Shtiltx
» OM W ITTEE
B. w T h o rn e
A ylsw orth
J. E M etiger
H i K i i i t i i n n t i t (»tti:
and
the
‘ and
St.
Miss Rose P o tter, accom panied at
piano by Miss G eorgie S tap leto n ;
a piano solo by Miss M argaret
C lair.
R elatives of th e Misses W renn to
the num ber of ab o u t 3d gave a house
w arm ing and m iscellaneous show er in
th eii new home In G resham last S a t­
urday night. A m ost enjoyable ev e n ­
ing w as spent. T he Misses W renn have
rec en tly p u rch ased the B. H. Hu itch
, p ro p erty on W est Pow ell street.
s,x ,h
H F ™nc h d ry cleaned. F
p airin g n eatly done
T ailo rin g I
ladle« and men.
P E T E R LENARD. Tailor,
K**u1*»’ m e etin g of Gresh*
am Lodge No. 125, 1.0 . 0 F
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