Gresham outlook. (Gresham, Multnomah County, Or.) 1911-1991, August 31, 1923, Image 3

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Newspaper Page TextCORBETT Mr. and Mrs. Chas. L atourelle of H eppner and Ire n e S p ra g u e of Board- m an w ere gu ests of frie n d s here and a t L ato u re lle F a lls S atu rd ay and S un day. Mrs. H a rry Sam uelson of Kelso, W ashington, is visiting h er parents, Mr. and Mrs. Ja m es Ross. Jam es P ounder has a large barn nearly com pleted. A. S. W oodward w ent to K elso S a t urday evening, re tu rn in g S unday eve ning. Miss A rlle K incaid atten d ed ch u rch in P o rtlan d Sunday. The pioneers of ea ste rn M ultnom ah will hold th e ir an n u a l m eeting Wed nesday, S eptem ber 5th, at Colum bia grang e hall. F red Ough is p resid en t of the association, Mrs. C lara L arsso n vice presid en t and Mrs. Lydia O strand has ch a rg e of th e en tertain m en t. Mr. and Mrs. Geo. C ham berlain and Mrs. N ettie K incaid atten d ed th e fu n eral of Mrs. Je ssie S m ith G anten- Mr. and Mrs. P. W. Ledlne an d fa m bein in P o rtlan d Friday. ily have left for a w eek's stay at the Mrs. Alvin Floss of P o rtlan d cam e governm ent m in eral sp rin g s at Car- PLANNING |> A PLEASANT ATMOSPHERE S unday a fte r her bro th er-in -law . L. son. W ashington. They plan to visit F erdinand F loss, who has been In Mr. and Mrs. P. W. Marx and fam ily at poor h ealth for a y ear and had been T he D alles, on th e ir re tu rn trip. living alone on his farm n ear the Mr. and Mrs. 0 . W. T a rr, accom YOT’LL KIND SERVICE Springfield school. panied by th e ir niece, Miss Isabelle T he salm on season for th e sp rin g Boyd, who is the d au g h ter of W illiam VOI ’Ll. KIND COI RTESY pack ended S atu rd ay noon. It w as a Boyd, ad v ertisin g d irecto r for th e C u r YOI ’LL CINI» CO-OPEKA'I ION profitable season for th e g llln etters. tis P ublishing com pany, w ere calle rs and th e q u ality of th is year s pack is a t th e home of W. T. Dolan. Monday. VOI ’Ll, EINI» ACCOMMODA TION estim ated to be exceptionally good Je an D olau accom panied them to the VOI’Ll, FIND REAL HELP» I I,NESS R alph K incaid is driving a new beach for a w eek's stay. VOC’I.I, FIND THIS AT THIS ! F ord to u rin g car, a recen t purchase. Mr. and Mrs. Wni. M orand and fam Mrs. David Benfield from n ear Til ily are spending th e week a t N ew port lam ook is v isitin g relativ es In th is vi and Seaside. E arl Childs, who has been visiting cinlty. Mrs. Je ssie Sm ith G antenbein died at th e hom e of his b ro th er. Wm la st W ednesday a fte r an Illness of Childs and fam ily for th e p ast m onth, some weeks. She spent a good m any left to re tu rn to his d u ties as g uard ( ìreshatn, Oregon of her girlhood days in th is neig h b o r a t the federal p en iten tiary a t McNeil s hood and w as w ell know n to m any Island, Monday. T he P ro c to r mill which begun o p e r who w ill be so rry to h ear of h er early death. She leaves h er husband and a atio n s only a sh o rt tim e ago Is p u t little d au g h ter to m ourn her untim ely ting out large q u a n titie s of ties th at —tented by time a re being loaded out from th e tie dock death. M essages of sym pathy a re finding here. Mr. and Mrs. W. R. T elford and th eir way to Mrs. Ralph R ogers who Is in a hospital In P o rtlan d a fte r an fam ily re tu rn e d th e first of the week from a trip to T illam ook and Ore- op eratio n for goiter. ESTABLISHED OCTOBER 1010 Mr. and Mrs. Fred T reg ask is visited tow n. and a visit w ith relativ es at Ne ta rts. in P o rtlan d th e first of th e week. Len Kiefer who suffered a stro k e of C olum bia g ran g e holds its reg u la r p araly sis S atu rd ay ot la st week Is r e m onthly m eeting S atu rd ay , A ugust 1. Members a re urged to be p rese n t as ported In a serio u s condition. H a a r a a ta a g Jno. M eyers. W. R. T elford and J. M a a lla r r th e re is business to atten d to. W a le r P r iH ,! S unday school a t 10 and p rach ln g E. S leter w ent to M olalla and Mulino • as A lr lls k l W ednesday of th is week to exam ine by Rev. W right of P o rtlan d at II o'clock every Sunday. V isitors wel- th e pavem ent th e re in o rd er to decide w hat kind of pavem ent will be best come. suited to th e four m iles of pavem ent H a n k o f O r a s h a n ) ll ld J u d s a O W M la p la lo n * “ f ° f O re a h a rn I C l I v I t a l i to be done h ere soon. J I IlMt'Ofl M u ll n o m a li ( ' „ u n i r l a r r r . l i i FAIRVIEW J « m J e n n in g s J KH^ora Mrs. Wm. Childs, who has been W- M K ir k w o o d I» r W J o t t V'Lr r y H a ip ih D . C . K ly I loyd S urface of F airview and Miss q u ite ill for th e past week. Is rep o rted h a n k o f T r o u ld a U J a a . K lk ln g lo n Mabel Brown of Salem w ere m arried much Improved. H C. « arnplsmll I l I - H l < " a lr H U W i lla r d H B. H a ll The P. R. L. ft P. Co. Is having the Sunday. A ugust 25 at th e hom e of the B e r t K r'oi»>nlM»r« I> r. O a o In s ila >»» le a d b o rr bride s p aren ts, Rev. and Mrs. Brown depot h ere rep aired th is week. C M Z im m e r m a n K d W llk « a M r . M a s s ia IJirn Miss P e a rl L unday of P o rtlan d form erly of Fairview . T he cerem ony I * M iH /n o iif h M r s M a illa H u H lr f llf g l u » d w as read by Rev. Brown. Mr. S u r sp en t th e week end a t th e home of her a n d m a n y olhetr« p are n ts, Mr. and Mrs. Joe L unday and face form erly lived in F airview with his p aren ts. Mr. and Mrs. E. S urface. fam ily. Mrs. Geo. D risele Is rep o rted ill The young couple will m ake th e ir Phone 601 , 1th g rip th is week. home a t E stacad a w here Mr a » . / . - » ( irpMlium L C. A rm strong, who has been w orking In th e woods in Tillam ook co unty th is sum m er. Is spending a A ll K in d s o f R ough and D ressed few days w ith his fam ily here. T he m ost p o p u lar re so rt for the younger population of Boring on these hot days is “th e old sw im m ln' bole,'* and th e y o u n g ste rs a re p u ttin g In p re tty stead y tim e th is week as th e grad e school opens M onday, Beptem- We Deliver ber 3d. A hoat 25 new single se ats a re being Installed in th e u p p er room s and a new piano has been bought for the Boring, Oregon fhone San<Jy ,’3x, school th is year. H. B. L und, who Is w orking a t A s toria, spent S unday with his fam ily here. About 30 of th e delegate« from th e E pw orth L eague convention held at F resh or Cured, I-ard, Etc., prepared and sold under sb- F ails City, Oregon, rec en tly gave a »oluteJy aaoltary condition« and at lowest very In terestin g p rogram at th e M. E possible price«, you’ll go li t church here T uesday evening of th is week. Mr. and Mrs L. H M allicoat and J fam ily re tu rn e d th e first of th e week GKO. IH F T L , Prep.„ „ from a week s stay w ith relativ es at McMinnville. Oregon. Mr. and Mrs J. R. Collins of Me M lnnvllie. Oregon, sp en t th e w eek-end at the hom e of Mr C ollins' sister. Mrs Joe L unday and fam ily. Mr. and Mrs R J. Coates and fam f'y of P o rtlan d sp en t Bunday a t th e I home of Mr and Mrs O A. P alm er O ar 7 % P rio r P reference Stock baa paid d lrld .n d a r a n i a e i . - three months since It was first Issued * r , f a ra ry Louie M auldlng of G resham spent several days of la st week visiting at th* home of his uncle. E V M auldlng It is a Sale and Soand In restin e.t and fam ily FOUR-SQUARE GOSPEL MEETINGS I . v e ^ ’T o i S K X 7 S 0 U ,h R “ b l' r ,S S u n d a y , a t 2 :3 0 p. m . T u esd a y an d T h u rsd ay, at 8 p. m . GOOD PREACHING BANK OF GRESHAM GOOD SINGING W H A T SH A LL W E E A T ? 1 ®EESHAM MEAT market will help solve the question. Choice Lamb Veal and other meats always on hand, also for the hot weAthw a snleidW assortment of cold lunch meats and Red Rock Cheese w ill h o i« Fresh Fish Thursdays and Fridays Home Cured Bacon and Lard c Specialty. SEPTIC T A N K S A. J. W. BROWN, Prop. Phone 1891 Pow ell S treet, G resham m Ä "i Yes, We Have the BUICK Agency “Let your next car be a Bulck” FRANK c . JONES STREET GARAGE LUMBER Jonsrud - Gunderson Lumber Co. The new Overland Red Bird is a big car with hie seating capacity and big power! So much auto A m t r i J 01 60 ‘tde “ ° Dey haS ama2ed and won The wheelbase is longer. The body is roomier. THE SANITARY MARKET I v ’T en?lne *S more P°*erfuL The finish of Mandalay maroon, and the khaki top and gleam- n g, n C j tnm nungs are more beautiiuL The tted bird stops your eye on the street! A t $750 f. o. b. Toledo, getting 20 miles and more p p. 8,aUon of gasoline, the big new Overland « e d bird is, in our estimation, the biggest auto m obile buy today. W e shall have only a few. Act quickly! C nupt ” 95- f - T o l^ W . rm e ro a f h r r ig h t fo c A e n g . pHcea a n d p a c i f i c a t i o n , o n th o u t n ^ Z . GRESHAM OVERLAND CO. W. A. Hessel YOUR DIVIDENDS COME REGULARLY Geo. D rlse.e. who Is w orking at Hull Run, spent Bunday w ith his fam ily I here. Kenneth Childs is home this week suffering w ith n badly sprained knee as the re s a lt of aa accident w hile loading ties a t B a il Ran the first of the week. Aa t>a pound girl was born to Mr M rs O. C ashm an Monday of this week. V e O A e T h g ' Àeu? M r and Mrs H H Hughes together w ith M r Hughes brother and his fioa De»a from eaatern Oregon, re ta m e d th * first of the week from a three w - a s stay at T he Da,.ea nod left ags a Tuesday fo r the hop fields near Ba .«as. 250 T H E H IT O F T H E Y E A R HOME SWEET HOME " W rite fo r fa ll Inform ation today in ra a tm m « D epartm ent I ortland Railway, Light & Power Co. h/xxo »O'. E lec tric B ld g . P o rtlan d. Gregon Wrtfcdays a h o antffal d in n er wee »pread on the law n Platen w ere laid I for tw en ty-aix Jew ell W atkin s ra ile d Haadey oa Ib is brother. H H W atkins H a ssz, U ro d on to féovernnseat ' l e y his tep h ew Raymond W atkins aeredn- p a e y itg him on her *M ,.e rn rla tt throagh G r ^ m W ashington and C a lifo rn io M rs A a lt went to p '/-»iaad last F r i day and h raagh t hoaae her mother M rs Byroa Khe M s till trn g ro ria « hat very s e ra j Sríexd Will taagln Beptrmher IS, w ith Mrs E E Vae F leet a t prineipoi arsir, aad Miaa fin d e r a . priesery M r nod M rs L / Heaton and r h ll dren «d T h e DnJIee vtetted se-veral La-re Hoase. aad Mrs E r a i A a / e r i doys nt the home of M r nod Mrs A sad daaghter of LaO ram ie. Oregon, Radford. 1 e rV -u ( naple Arrevted. r»« ad at the w a x a f th eir s jz c t I Mrs. M, g A k it and e h lid re a of L ew is Bradley and M rs Tedtio M 'i A rn o ld M r aad M rs Arnold .G ra n d Jao etlo a. Coiorndo. riaMed Phipps, arraoted lo te rd a y night at a *- «hJidren yxned them and they several days w » h her h ro therd n law fz e h m t daoee h all hy depaty sthsriSs. m o-arad to Seaside TU-aanoo* ForeM and fam liy . A J. AaM T h e tw o Mrs w are fined ( i o and 11« hy f r u t /M t Gr- va. and H iiis h o ra . re ta m la « here. A a X a w ere girlhood fn ead o ao had Jad g e fiev.h M- - day snorting They • '♦ to th efr home •. LW iraode deste a not» over oM ttmea Go Moo were arranged when B radley was seen ’ * * 7 é * » * * i . t e a r p r, »e «sa gTvan ’-* * 7 snskorad o re r the to la m M a tz. taes a h tetia of Mgaor to Mrs. Mr» Chms W1.kennoa aad Joa Caldo r t r w highw ay Mrs M. E AaM a a d Ì P 's -» « fPdh were hst/rsieato(. F was the W .ikenooe home. M t e i t « ’ heir i ‘ he trip earpaaaMd noy she had « -k -o chorged S A N D Y RED BIRD7 BUTT! Ton can buy It at I t t «0 a share par vaia« 11«« r,„ . . te rm , ft aet 7 14% -^ y d ^ la r T r n fa r w