Gresham outlook., September 18, 1923, Page 4, Image 4

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TI'ESO A Y ,
.SEPTEMBER
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GRESHAM LOCALS
Renj. M atthew s w ent to E m anuel
hospital in P o rtlan d Sunday and u n ­
derw ent an operation Monday and is
reported to be doing well. G rave fears
w ere expressed for Mr. M atthew th a t '
his trouble was cancer, w hich it did
not prove to be. Mr. and Mrs. E m er- 1
son Brown of H eppner cam e about 10 J
days ago to look a fte r Mr. M atthew s'
dairy business. They will rem ain un- j
til he is able to take "up th e w ork [
again. O ther ch ild ren who cam e to
be near th e ir fath e r at th e tim e of the
operation a re Mrs. V iola Medler of
Wasco, Mrs. N ettie Johnson of T he |
D alles. Mr. and Mrs. Guy M atthew s of
Moro, Mrs. Cieo W lidanen and Miss |
Benem a M atthew s of P ortlan d . T hey i
a re still in P o rtlan d excepting Mr. I
and Mrs. Brown.
Hart Schaffner & IWarx
C loth es
S chaffnf/& Marx°Clothesa tThese e k t h ’ eniarged st®r® we are featuring Hart
troduction, but we odI w
i s i j ' t o ^ n r e ^ ‘hey need n°
light overhead expense we sell you the sam e clothe«
that Wlth low rent and
pay m Portland.
y U ™ ame cIothes for less money than you will
M. M. S quire is driving a new O ver­
land-4 car.
giving splemkfselections Tn^all departm ent C nth‘ng’ j h° es and Furnishings.
an advantageous place to buy
dePartm ants. Our moderate prices make this
Mr. and Mrs. H enry L atou rell left
S atu rd ay for th e ir w inter hom e in
N ational City, C alifornia. They w ere
accom panied by Mrs. L a to u re li’s sis­
te r, Mrs. D. C. Ross, who w ent to
G ran ts P ass to look a fte r the estate of I
th e ir b ro th er w ho recen tly died th e r q J
T he L ato u re lls will take a le is u r e ly 1
Journey and expect to m ake so u th ern
C alifornia in six days of driving.
Mrs. Ed. H am ilton was in G resham
on business today and w as a ca ller at i
the Outlook office. Mr. and Mrs. H am ­
ilton, who have been at Bull Run for
several years, have recen tly moved to I
P o rtlan d w here they have bought
p ro p erty in the M ontavllla d istric t in
o rd er to be n ear Mr. H am ilton's aged |
m other and to give b e tte r school
privileges to th e ir d au g h ter Mildred.
Mrs. Marion Johnson, who has been
on an extended trip for th e past two
m onths, retu rn ed hom e Friday. W hile I
aw ay she visited w ith d au g h ters in
O akland, C alifornia and D enver, Colo­
rado, her m other and siste rs in A rk an ­
sas. Besides h er long Journeys by |
tra in she took a 2500-mlle autom obile j
to u r through Colorado, K ansas and j
A rkansas.
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Suits and Overcoats I Boys’Suits
Hl
h e t widest
v i r l e s t r range
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in t the
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of models,
tailored
from virgin wool fabrics. For Men and
Young Men.
W it h 2 K n ic k e r s
sturdy fabrics tailored into garments
that insure long wear. Ages 6 to 17
*885 to 82485
to
A Shoe Store
In Every Sense of the Word
a « : S
Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Shultz a re moving
th e ir house from Pow ell stre e t to |
th e back of th e lot on F irs t stree t
with a view to building a m odern resi- ,
dence on Powell stre e t, w hich may be
com m enced In the n ear futu re, though
th e building may possibly w ait until
spring.
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men s shoes
D epend
WOMEN’S SHOES
Dress Shoes for Men and Young Men
Work Shoes th at will stand the hardesi
lu th
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for e v e # day wear
A son was born to Mr. and Mrs. Wm.
T. Cowan of P le a sa n t Valley on F ri­
day, Septem ber 14.
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CHILDREN’S SHOES
w 'l A u m i h a ' b° yt and Klrls
’""dy
Just such needs“ '
haVe provlded ,o r
$3.75 to $10
$2.50 to $8.50
A COMPLETE LINE OF MEN’S FURNISHINGS AND H A ls ” '“
Mr. and Mrs. W. E. Beegle, Andrew
P ullen and Mrs. P. A. Gould left S at­
u rday m orning for a visit to T illa ­
mook w ith the la tte r's son, W ellington
Gould.
Bergmann and
T he re g u la r m eeting of th e W. C.
Nap-A-Tan Loggers
T. U. will be held a t th e home of Mrs.
Boots mid Packs
A nna Full on C leveland avenue next
en
T h ursday afternoon. This will be the I
election of officers and th e last m eet­
ing of the fiscal y ear and all m em bers
arc urged to com e prep ared to take
CHre of th e m a tte r of dues, hr all re ­
p orts niURt go to h e a d q u a rte rs on the
Miss Lucy A dam s retu rn ed last
24th.
n ig h t from an extended trip which th e M ethodist L ad les’ Aid and th eir
friends will enjoy a picnic a t the fair
Mr. and Mrs. H. C. L arsen left S a t­ took h er to so u th w estern P en n sy l­
grounds
on W ednesday at 1 o’clock.
urday for S eattle and Mt. Vernon, vania, w here she sp en t th e g re a te r
Each lady will provide h erself w ith a
W ashington to visit w ith relativ es and p a rt of the sum m er am ong relativ es
lunch, knife, fork, spoon, cup and
friends.
Mr. L arsen is enjoying a and friends. She w ent by way of the
plate. A business session w ill be held
C
anadian
Pacific
and
retu
rn
ed
the
tw o-w eeks' vacation from his duties as
a fte r the lunch.
section forem an on th e P. R. L. A P. so u th ern route, spending some tim e in
the G rand Canyon in Arizona. Her
line here.
Boring
and G resham
Rebekah I
Journey
from
San
F
ran
cisco
to
P
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odges
a
re
plan
n
in
g
a
program
and a 1!
Mr. and Mrs. Jo h n M etzger, Ben,
and Mr. and Mrs. W alter Metzger and land was by boat, w hich was delayed pot luck su p p er a t th e G resham I. o.
O. F. hall on T h u rsd ay evening of this S
dau g h ter m otored to The D alles S u n ­ 12 h o u rs because of a gale.
week, beginning a t 7:30 o'clock. This
day for a pleasure trip.
Mr. and Mrs. Paul Bliss en tertain ed
la to celeb rate th e 72d an n iv ersary of
Miss Dolly S tra n g of W isconsin Is over th e week end Mr. and Mrs. C H
th
e Rebekah lodge. All R ebekahs and
visiting at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Lord and th e ir ch ild ren , E rm a. C lark
J. E. M etzger. Mrs. M etzger and Miss and Lewis of Glen F alls. New York Odd Fellow s are welcom e and are
urged to attend.
S tran g w ere old school friends In W is­ who a re to u rin g th e co u n try by au to ­
consin.
B right new m etal sig n s below th eir £
mobile and a re en ro u te to Long Beach,
Mr. am i Mrs. J. C. S hultz expect to California. T h e y ’ a re delighted w ith show windows adorn H epp's R ackett
leave th is evening on th e S h rin e sp ec­ Oregon roads and scenery and m ay r e ­ store. T hey w ere p ainted by F E
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ial for Pendleton for th e ir conventisti. tu rn to P o rtlan d to lo cate p erm a n en t­ Todd.
They will spend a day at th e round-up, ly.
J N M ew hlrter has improved hi’s
and expect to re tu rn F riday m orning
All nu m bers of th e D orcas circ le of new ly acquired p ro p erty on T hird
street betw een Kelly and E llio tt av e­
nues by a new porch a t th e front and
a wood shed at th e re a r of his re s i­
dence.
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L eather anti
W ater Proof
Work Clothes
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Mrs. H all has built a storm porch on
her resid en ce on T h ird stree t In
Zenith addition.
A hoy w as born to Mr. and Mrs. 8.
E P alm qulst on Friday, Septem ber 14.
Oliver Chilled Plows
One- or T w o-H orse P lo w s
I ractor P lo w s
S u lk y P lo w s
AU (ienuine Oliver Repairs
Drill s,
Spreaders, Harrows,
Ensilage Cutters
Diggers
For your fall Implements or Machinerv
HESSEL’S
1141
RELIABILITY
FARM MACHINERY
GRESHAM
1141
MKKVtt'B
S P E C IA L
One Good I'sed Elevator Digger
50 Cords ( Jood Seasoned Oak Wood
W. A. HESSEL
$85.00
E rlends of the Rev. A. J. Ware
form er p asto r of the B aptist churches
In G resham and P leasan t Home, but
who has been for n early eight year».
Baptist county m issio n ary in Clat ka-
m as county, will be In terested to learn
th a t he h a s resigned his county w ork
accep t the p asto ra te of the B aptist
‘ h u rt h ;,t Helix, Oregon
What Style HEATING STOVE do You Prefer ?
tha?w^i|SU' ^ eS’; an aP' cast heating stove
that will give an even, steady heat econom
ical to fire and attractive in design’.
n°m
heatere°ThekM L T e St° ? ed
these cast
the F,Teniae?1 w2 il made "J Portlan<l and
sizes P
W haVe each make in tw<>
The Comfort is a steel jacket cast lined
heater with a cheerful
mica front, a handsome
j* stove moderately priced
We also have the Beau-
ty> Cash and Olympic.
The heating stove
season is here. Let us
show you our line, even
il you do not buy.
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L. L. Kidder Hdw. Co.
The M ontavllla Tim es, edited and I Phone 1421
published by A. E. Hill, for a num ber
of y ears em ployed on the Outlook
force, has been accepted as second-
| class m a tte r by the post office d e p a rt­ . inents, alm o st en tirely com pleted at
m ent T his fact d ecreases the cost of the p resen t tim e, w hich will «dd
m atting and m akes It possible to use I g reatly to th e a ttra c tiv e n e ss and co n ­
th e colum ns of th e
for ,,
, venience of her re s ta u ra n t and co n ­
, notices. T he publication is en terin g fectionery, and w hich will in crease
upon th e th ird year of Its existence the seating capacity at her tab les from
and has m ade a place for Itself in If. 2» to 41» and add to th e ease of se rv ­
Held.
ing.
Gresham, Oregon
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partm
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Among th e new additions in the
B.x>k lore a la high-brow ; *
m ain kitchen in the basem ent are two
p ™
MT.e n t*«n Is using
room y gas ovens which g rea tly in ­
Papa s night key now.
cre ase th e cap acity for baking and
ro astin g . An additional Gasco n fn ? Cut down th . »,
less fu rn ace will in su re com fort in
t"* your ’»’"ion d i'rS i^ c o m " ' ba bu?"
1 he Rev. A It. C alder and wife of
These im provem ents include the in ­ th e diningroom in th e coldest w eather ' R<* * ' Corbett** 6 °*"t* • ”•”•“<>" F * I i
S prague. W ashington, who have b,.en
sta llatio n of a large dishw ashing
T hese a re but a few of th e Improve-' ' --------------------------- —
atten d in g th e sessions of th e Meth­ sink with hot and cold w ater In the
s which have been going on for
R e g u la r m e etin g of G resh-
odist co n feren ce in P o rtlan d , are vls-
, asenient and a roomy dum b w aiter
itlng th e la tte r's sister. Miss Kivu for ca rry in g th e dishes and cookrey
i Dolan in G resham .
I up and down. T his gives m ore room
i on the m ain floor and m akes it pos­
M IIS. M l i m o n i M ( h l s
s I i b l e , to set ad ditional ” tab
les
New Venter w ork has been In the hands of ---- -- H IL L ' Se<re ta ry
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MOKE IM PK tn emen is low -hacked dining c h a irs « 0 1 have
been 1 F ra n k c - Jo n es
SPECIA L COM.MfNICATION
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Put
In
at
all
tab
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and
a
new
coffee
Mrs. N ora W ithrow who built
of
G resham Lodge No. 152.
• , u rn will be read y for use in a day or
j wide porch, sh eltered
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J ' a t S p. m. W ork in
j Hie F. C. degree
V isiting b ro th e rs
j welcome.
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