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About Gresham outlook. (Gresham, Multnomah County, Or.) 1911-1991 | View Entire Issue (May 4, 1923)
I GRESHAM O ITLO O K , HAGE FOFB Mate School Kund« F o r fa rm loan« a t 6 p e r c e n t. L oan« m a d e on h ast* o f o n e - th ird a g r i c u l t u r a l v a lu e o f lan d . P r o m p t a c tio n no com - miiMiion c h a r geil. J O H N A B H C K W IT H . A tto r n e y fo r S ta te L a n d B o a rd . 614 P o r t e r B ldg , S ix th a n d O a k B treeta. P o rtla n d . PORTLAND CHOIR AT M ETH O D IST ( III lt< II F K ID A Ï, WAY 1, lfc3 GRESHAM LOCALS T he A uxiliary to th e A m erican L e gion w ill hold a food sale at th e A. W M etzger sto re tom orrow aftern o o n at 2:30 o’clock. M embers a re expected |W IN H N « M H * IIIIM N W IIIW IN N M M IH Iin t N H N M M N M M M | to co n trib u te an d a generous p atron age is solicited. For you n ger m en are correct. E. D reves, of A ustin, T exas, and fam ily, including Mrs. B rasw ell, who N oth in g b etter for you than these / sp en t th e w in ter h ere two y ea rs ago G ood K u pp en h eim er C lothes at have re tu rn e d and a re looking for location. They cam e th ro u g h by au to popular prices. in about 20 days from San Antonio. Mrs. C. A. Lockwood and d au g h ters of Roseburg, visited Mrs. Lockw ood’s O rder p are n ts, Mr. and Mrs. W. C. B urch th is week. B R IQ U E T S F ra n k H elney w ishes th ro u g h the now O utlook to ex p ress his sin cere th a n k s to th e G resham F ire D ep artm en t for th e ir quick and efficient action in sa v ing his bungalow on T hird stre e t and R o b erts avenue from d estru ctio n by m ensw ear S h o es fire on T hursday. Pay when delivered W alter C. B urch has retu rn ed home G R ESH A M from R oseburg and th e Siskiyou this Fall m o u n tain s w here he has a m ining claim w hich he h as been relocating. He w as assisted by his cousin, F ran k A lbert Camp has sta rte d to build a Burch. G resham frien d s of Miss K ath ry n new house on M etzger avenue acro ss Telephone 1581 R ossm an of P o rtlan d a re delighted from Geo. M etzger’s residence. H ere is a tire b argain you c a n ■ n o H M O O iu o o o u iio u o o io in io iiiim u iio iiio io o o i Mr. and Mrs. D elno Macaw e n te r over her selection as can d id ate for P rin tin g o rd ers. Phone 1561. not a ffo r d to overlook . ¡ i i i i i H i i n i H i i i i m i i ii i i i m in i i o i i o ii i i i o ii n o o io m o i i i o o n H Rose F estiv al queen to re p re se n t Jef- tain ed Mr. and Mrs. R oberts and fam ZZZZZZZZZZZZZZ/ZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZWZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZ/yZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZ, ; ferson high school. Miss R ossm an is ily of Kelso, W ashington, la st S u n i a ttra c tiv e and a m ost estim able young day evening. Mrs. R oberts is a siste r ' lady who will do honor to th e posi- of Mr. Macaw. Guy Jo n es is said to have driven 1 tlon. r a th e r reck lessly past a com pany of A d elig h tfu l evening w as sp en t at I th e hom e of Miss Joyce K idder last people n ear th e G range hall on W ed Friday, when th e Camp F ire G irls and nesday nig h t and his a r r e s t w as re c th e ir g u ard ian , Miss F lo ren ce Honey, om m ended by th e c irc u it Judges who and a few boy frie n d s met for a can- w ere atten d in g th e fath e r and son b anquet. The co n stab le and ju stice of r 1 dy pull. , At th e Zion E vengellcal church th e peace re lu c ta n tly did th e ir duty ! next Sunday services will be held at and Guy as re lu c ta n tly plead guilty th e usual hours. At th e 11 o'clock and paid a sm all fine. Mrs. A nna B uker of G rass Valley h as j i service th e p asto r, the Rev. H. R. G ebhardt, will preach In E nglish. An come to stay for a tim e w ith her sis i illu stra te d lectu re on th e w ork of the ter, Mrs. M ary P reston, a t the B. W, E m ery home. ch u rch will be given in the evening at Mrs. S. J. Bennlson gave a b irth d ay | I 8 o’clock, to w hich th e public is co r dially invited. T he L adies society p arty on T uesday in honor of h er sis-1 ter, Mrs. Thos. McKinney. A n u m b e r' has set November 7 as th e d ate for H a v e ju st receiv ed a ship m ent of P o rtlan d ladies and Mrs. H a r r y , | th e an n u a l bazaar. W arden of G resham w ere guests. The ' o f th ese tires w hich I m ust clo se Mr. and Mrs. T. O. Y ates celeb rated a ffa ir was a com plete su rp rise to Mrs. , th e ir 15th w edding a n n iv e rsa ry on N E W W ID E G IN G H A M S McKinney. out at on ce. T h ey w o n ’t last th e evening of May 2. w hen they w ere Mrs. H a ttie T rognitz of Alpine, Ore lo n g at this price. in a la rg e ran ge o f p atterns, at 2 5 c, 3 3 c, 3 5 c 1 host to about 20 neig h b o rs and gon. is th e guest of Mrs. Roy E. Can friends. The evening w as sp e n t in non. playing 500 and refre sh m e n ts w ere Ratines are in great demand for early Summer Donald Page was severely h u rt by a served. fall in th e basem ent of th e grade! dresses. We have the domestic manufactured in plain H arry Jo h n so n expects to m ove his school on W ednesday and has b e e n ! G re sh am , O regon fam ily soon to G resham from E sta- unable to a tte n d school since but is colors, 36-inch, at, the yard recovering from h is sickness. No ! cada. He is w orking for th e P. R. L. I & P. and his w ork is m ostly in P o rt bones w ere broken. splendid grade of the imported Ratine in blue, Mr. and Mrs. J. A. B ushong have as land. tan, green and red Grecian checks. Also same grade Mrs. S. S la tte ry and. d au g h ter M ar th e ir guests th e ir d au g h ter, Mrs. J. in plain Copen., pongee, pink, rose gold and orange, g u erite of S tu rg eo n Bay, W isconsin, H. E rickson, and tw o children from F re s h o r C ured, L a rd , E tc., p re p a re d a n d sold u n d e r a b Reno, Nevada. Mrs. E rickson w ill be who have been visiting for th e past so lu te ly s a n ita r y c o n d itio n s a n d a t lo w est at the yard,................. rem em bered as Miss C arrie Bushong. two w eeks w ith Mrs. S la tte ry 's s is p o ssib le p rices, y o u ’ll go to Tw o fire alarm s called o ut th e vol ters, Mrs. M. B en nett and Mrs. Emma u n te er d ep artm en t yesterday, b u t 1 S tenerson, left W ednesday to visit in n e ith e r blaze proved serious. T he first S eattle, E verett an d W enatchee be w as a chim ney fire at th e B ratzel GEO. DIETL, Prop. Phone 1711 Gresham fore re tu rn in g to th e ir home. hom e and the second a roof fire on one T he re g u la r m eeting of th e Queen of th e cottages of F ra n k H elney on E sth e r circle w ill be held Monday R oberts avenue. It was u n d er con evening. May 7 at th e hom e of Mrs. tro l so soon th a t very little dam age The /louse of Quality Jam es S terling. As th is is th e tim e was done. Mr. H elney com mended the ■ZZL for th e an n u al m ite box opening, all d ep artm en t for th e ir prom ptness In ■ZSZZZ ZZZ m em bers are u rged to be present. responding to th e call and th e ir good C ars will be at th e lib rary a t 7:30 to Judgem ent in ex tin g u ish in g th e fire w ith practically no w ater dam age. Mr. tak e those w ishing to go. and Mrs. H. W. W etherald are ;he oc-| cu p an ts of th e house. Mr. and Mrs. H enry M organ have j Sole Agents C o n tra c ts , seed a n d in fo rm a tio n can lie had of W alrad moved from L usted to th e W, R. ! M e rc a n tile Co., A. W . M e tig e r A Co., Cecil M etzg er G ro K ern house In G resham . c e ry , F irs t S ta te H ank, H ank of G re sh am , L ied fo r’s Mrs. M. E. P atte rso n is th e guest I “ T h e G lad H a n d O TH ER GOOD EATS C h u r c h ." P o w ell Valley sto re , Fox B ros, an d .1. 0 . Davis a t T ro u t th is week of Mrs. D. G. Geddes at I B ible S chool 10 a . m . S e rm o n a t 11 a . m a n d 7 30 p . n r L o rd 's S u p p e r th e first G ray ’s Crossing. d ale, C ady’s s to re a t F a irv ie w , G eorge P a g e ’s sto re at S u n d a y o f th e m o n th . B ib le S tu d y a n d Je an Adix and D oris Brown, piano T w elve-M ile C o rn e r, A. B. E llio tt, Pow ell Valley, P r a i s e S e rv ic e W e d n e s d a y . 7 :30 p. m C h o ir R e h e a r s a l. T h u r s d a y . 7 :J0 p. m pupils of Miss Florence Honey, gave 20tli C en tu ry G rocery, G re sh am , and at th e fa c to ry at Pow ell S treet, Phone 1891 “ I 'n h e r s a l B rotherhood 1* the Goul" a m usical last nig h t to th e ir friends G re sh am . S ince 1903 A. J. W . BROW N, P ro p . "Come th o u w ith us a n d w e w ilt do w hich was g reatly enjoyed. OREGON PIC K L E A CANNING CO. thee good.' T he W om en’s Home M issionary so- \ Phone 1881 DAVID Q. BARRY. B. Til., P asto r. G resham , Oregon elety will hold its an n u al m ite box opening next W ednesday evening. May 9. nt th e home of Mrs. Jo h n Brown. T he program will be given by th e 1 Queen E sth ers and L ight B earers. P rice has not red u ced the co u rtesy, lessen ed the C lea n lin ess, nor M embers of these circles and husbands ch ea p en ed the Q u a lity o f Food Stuffs sold at the of the m em bers of th e society will be | th e guests of th e evening. Those who have no m ite box may b rin g offerings. ’ T he serving com m ittee for th e e v e n -' ing consists of Mrs. Jam es E lklngton, ' Mrs P. Michel, Mrs. F ra n k Peak. Mrs. We are equipped to rep a ir your car, A W Botkin and Mrs. H. L St. C lair reg a rd le ss of the m ake, and do a first- A baby boy was born on T uesday to Mr and Mrs. W ill Robertson. He has class Job, one th a t we feel safe in been nam ed Donald Gordon. g u aran teein g to be right. We hav« L. P. M anning has retu rn ed from Such a com b ination is, in d eed , hard to find. So w hy took further. lots of room for live auto storage. S eattle w here he w ent last week on a business trip. He was accom panied by h is son Lafe of P o rtlan d G uests at the M anning home on Sunday were Mr and Mrs. L. D. H ow ard and fam ily of T routdale. RA LSTO N’S BRAN D EL M ONTE TOM ATOES, Two m eetings of the school hoard of CA TSU P. P re fe rre d Stock, F R E D SOI 1 11 A RD, P rop. D istrict No. 4 have been held th is week = P h o n e 2391 p e r p ack ag e so lid pack, larg e can s l i e la rg e b o ttle s ’J N ight P h o n e 25x5 I to open bids on the co nstruction of the Untitled E ra n q iie tte s, O regon RAKING PO W D ER , | new building, but th e co n tract has not C O EFEE , G olden W est Lx ling'». I-lb . cuu W aln u ts, p er lb 83c 3-lb. can. p e r can #1.0« yet been aw arded On T uesday even ing bids were opened and all were G U I S C O. M .1 U TREE TEA E R E M E O IL SOAP ; found to he h ig h er th an the 860.000 «»<• 3-Hi. c a n s l 2-|b package •>e per cake ......... V io let o f ; available for th e b u ilding All were rejected excepting th e th ree lowest, t hree Five cent Rol tor the N ile some changes w ere m ade in th e plans Palmolive I and th e th ree w ere railed upon to sub- 1 m tt revised bids. T hese bids were Soap Talcum | opened last night and were still found Powder 1 to be too high F u rth e r changes w ere : ordered and It Is expected th a t th e con- C L O TH ES EINS, old fa s h ! SH O PP IN G RAGS RO> AL R AK PO W D ER ( tra c t will be aw arded tom orrow night. SA V E Save $1.00 EK STRO M Sunday evening the P o rtlan d Con ce rt com pany will m ake Its second ap p earan ce a t th e M ethodist Episco pal ch u rch In th e presen tatio n of the ca n ta ta, "T he N inety-first P salm .” T his splendid ch o ir is under th e lead- I ersh lp of Prof. J. A. F inley, well 1 known In G resham and th e com m uni- i ty. A num ber of local m usic lovers 1 a re m em bers of th e o rganization. T he c a n ta ta will occupy ab o u t 40 ' m in u tes of tim e and will be th e p rin ciple p a rt of th e evening service. T he p asto r will also m ake a sh o rt add ress on an ap p ro p ria te subject. At the m orning service th e Rev. A 8. Hisey, p asto r of the ch u rch will occupy th e pulpit. T he su b ject of his serm on will be "T he Joy of F a ith .” A sh o rt serin o n ette for the ch ild ren is now a reg u la r fe a tu re of th e m o rn ing service. A s u rp rise is in sto re for th e ch ild ren next Sunday. T hey are prom ised th a t they will see som ething no one ever saw before, and no one will ever see again. T he topic of th e E pw orth L eague devotional service will be "W hat is Sunday F o r?” E dw ard S tubbs will be th e leader. Sport Models ’.50 to AylsWortKS Mártir^ Pennsylvania Vacuum Cup New Dress Materials 3 0 x 3 Red Square Cords, reg. $16.30 for Summer SPECIAL PRICE *13 C. E. OSBURN 5&C A FOR THE BEST MEATS 98c We have plenty of Canvas Shoes now for Men, Boys and Children THE SANITARY «I MARKET WALRAD MERCANTILE CO. WANTED RED 100 ROCK COTTAGE CHEESE ACRES CUCUMBER PICKLES BETHEL BAPTIST G R E SH A M M E A T M A R K E T Automobile Repairing Twentieth Century Stores S A T U R D A Y A N D M O N D A Y W E O FFER l.l \ t II \\ \ \ G resh am 3 bars P\PF.R CROWN or OLYMPIC FLOUR— 19-lb. sack for ioned. 3 dozen 9c i each pint #3.3.» ■ O L IV E OIL, Im p o rted , S u p er-tin e # I • , ♦ gallo n g a llo n :»<• S E E D L E S S RAISINS bulk. 2-lhs GOLD D PST la rg e p a c k ag e 33c: cans p in ts q u a rts . SI .89 95c F ed eral, C arn atio n or Borde Bishop Bros. 19c i 1 ! ! ’ • A C 0 M E H ear a m essage on th e Coming Kingdom of Ood. Good m usic, 7- pleoe o rch e stra W edncsday E v e n iag , Maj 9. 8 P. M. LEM ONS. 300 size p er dozen Special Offers #1.19 CANNED MILK. ta ll c a n s 25c G arage v trtig e r Hall HM. DHIVX, Pa«t«r C h ristian Assembly. P o rtian d , Ore. Other Palmolive Products Found Here th a t purpose C. E Stockton of Grech- am was the lowest bidder. PH O TO S PICTURE FRAMING S p e c i a l ( »m ninniration of Main Street G resham G resham Lodge A. F. A A. Phone M I s a in rita ) . »lay l± M. M. He- gree conferred by Sunnyside lo d g e Ao. I6X t i l brother« «honid be p re s J ™ " » Bnd th e fre sh est fru its and ent. Visitor« welcome. ' " ’ v W* ,h *‘ 20th C entury Gro- J. E. H I r /G E R . » . H. them fresh every day.— » . L. G O K stG F , See*y.
