Gresham outlook., October 02, 1923, Page 4, Image 4

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The an n u a l m eeting of th e L adies
B aptist Guild w ill be held a t th e home
of Mrs. C. W. G uile on next T uesday,
W alter C. B urch re tu rn e d last week O ctober 9. at 2 o'clock sh arp . E lec­
from L ookout m ountain w here for sev ­ tion of officers and o th e r m a tte rs of
eral su m m ers he h as been In ch arg e i g reat im portance w ill com e before the
of the lookout statio n u n d er the U. S. m eeting.
fo re stry service. His sta tio n is co n ­
Em il P alm q u ist is hom e n u rsin g a
sidered a very im p o rtan t one and is
sore
foot, th e re su lt of an accid en t at
located n e a r H em lock. W ashington.
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h n so n & D avis pole cam p near
Mr. B urch w as given q u ite a shock
th is sum m er, from w hich he has h a rd ­ I St. H elens. A telephone pole rolled
ly recovered, when d u rin g a te rrific } o nto his foot, strain in g and b ru isin g it
th u n d e r sto rm lig h ten in g stru c k sev . badly.
M rs. L. P. M anning has retu rn ed
eral places less th a n a h u n d red feet
say the newspapers
aw ay from his g lass lookout house. from F ossil, Oregon, w here she spent
C laire w as w ith his fa th e r d u rin g th e fi,ve w eeks as the g uest of h er nephew,
nursed, not the sick n ess.
In order to secure them at once and in increased numbers
You'll stay out of th e w et if you season. Mr. B urch h as gone to his ; A ttorney H. H. H en d rick s and fam ily.
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A m erican Legion A uxiliary, has re ­ [ sp rin g s and o th er places of in terest. greatest daily; The Telegram, Portland’s great evening daily;
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used by d eleg ates o r v isito rs to th e his wife hom e last week.
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they will be able to o b tain th e round th e ir stu d ies a re Miss Jo sep h in e offers a valuable coupon worth in money value nearly the
trip for th e one-w ay fare. Mrs. O. A. T ow nsend, a ju n io r and Miss E liza­ price of the subscription.
E astm an is th e delegate elected from beth Cady, a fresh m an , both of F air-
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au th o rities.
B A R G A IN R A T E S
Mrs. V era T u ck er of T u ck erh ill on his m otorcycle, having shipped his
D ahlia farm w as th e w inner of th ree tru n k by boat.
blue rib b o n s on her display of cut
O. I. Neal has re tu rn e d from a th ree
d ah lias at th e sta te fair. These w ere w eeks' tr ip to C alifornia. He w as a c ­
on best g en eral exhibit, cactu s and com panied by two siste rs, Mrs. E lla
peony d ah lias. Mrs. T u ck er drove to M illigan, of Loveland, C alifornia and
Salem an d back every day of th e fair, Mrs. S. C. M illeson and th e la tte r's
Daily
Daily and Sunday
tak in g fresh specim ens and looking son, O. E. M illeson of P o rtlan d . They
visited w ith relativ es In Los Angeles.
afte r her exhibit.
Mr. and Mrs. T hom as W iles, accom ­
Leon D h u lst of G resham and Miss
panied by th e ir son-in-law and d au g h ­ P au lin e V anH ee of C orbett w ere m a r­
ter, Mr. and Mrs. C ro sier of P o rtlan d , ried on M onday a t th e St. Jo sephs
sp en t sev eral days a t Longview, C atholic ch u rc h n ea r G resham in the
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W ashington, visiting w ith th e ir son. p resence of a num ber of guests. F o l­
Leslie. T hey retu rn ed Monday.
low ing th e cerem ony a d in n er w as
A fine book, know n as th e G resham served to th e bridal p arty a t th e home
Cook Book, w hich w as published r e ­ of M. D uhist.
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An 8lAi-pound g irl w as born on Sep­
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Outlook P u b lish in g com pany, is being tem ber 29 to Mr. and Mr3. G eorge
sold in G resham and elsew h ere and is Staffenson a t th e hom e of Mr. and
receiving h ea rty com m endation.
It Mrs. M. B. Splaw n p a re n ts of Mrs.
w as com piled by Mrs. S. E. S ease and S taffenson. M other and baby a re do­
Mrs. F ra n k Peak, who have also acted ing fine. T he g ra n d p a re n ts, as w ell
as b u sin ess m an ag ers, and all n et p ro ­ as the p are n ts, a re p a rtic u la rly happy
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ceeds from th e book w ill go to w ard over th e event, as th e baby is the first
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th e building fund of th e Bethel B ap­ g ran d d a u g h ter and th e first child.
tist ch u rch w hich is being raised for
G R E SH A M
Otto W hite of G resham and Miss
th e c o n stru c tio n of a new building in Ruby Stow ell of P o rtlan d w ere m a r­
the n ear fu tu re . P la n s for th e b u ild ­ ried on la st S atu rd ay at th e M ethodist
ing a re u n d er w ay and special efforts p arso n ag e by th e Rev. A. S. Hisey.
a re being m ade to com plete th e sale of T he young people w ill m ake th e ir
these books, w hich may be p ro cu red of home n ea r Bull Run w h ere Mr. W’h ite
th e m a n ag e rs or of Mrs. A. J . W. is em ployed a t th e Cam eron & Hogg
Brown.
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In itia l ste p s have been tak en by
A picnic d in n e r and fam ily reu n io n
th e W. C. T. U. for a public reception honoring Mrs. Chas. Idlem an of
to be given to th e te a c h e rs of th e Nam pa, Idaho, w ere held Sunday, Sep­
schools on F rid ay evening. October 19. tem ber 30, on th e spacious law ns of
W e h ave som e E x cep tio n a l B argain s in
T he P a re n t-T e a c h e r asso ciatio n and h e r b ro th ers, G eorge and Jo h n S leret
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the ch u rc h es have been asked to co ­ of W allula H eights, G resham . R ela­
only. Offer expires October 31
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H e a tin g Stove»
o p erate In th is event, w hich will be tives and frie n d s from V ancouver,
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one of th e m ost in te restin g social F airview and G resham w ere p resen t I
events of th e season. D etailed a r ­ to th e n um ber of 22. Mrs. Idlem an left
ran g em en ts w ill be given later.
for h er hom e on Monday m orning
W inston S tro n g won second prize w ith Dr. anil Mrs. H icks of Caldw ell,
on crayon w ork at th e sta te fair on Idaho, in th e ir tine Buick car. They
the sam e w ork w hich took first prize expected to m ake th e trip in tw o days.
at th e M ultnom ah co unty fair. Ray T he th ree took b rea k fa st w ith Mr. and
w ith y e a r ly subscription to
S trong also entered crayon w ork, Mrs. J. W. T ow nsend a t F airview Mon­
w hich received honorable m ention.
day.
The fo u rth , fifth and sixth g rades
A baby g irl w as born to Mr. and
which met for th e assig n m en t of w ork I Mrs. H arry Jo h n so n on Sunday, Sep­
on Monday reg istered 35. 36 and 37 tem ber 30.
pupils respectively. T he fo u rth g rad e
Miss M. A. Copeland of Los A ngeles,
met In th e S unday school hall of th e i C alifornia, is spending a few w eeks
Odd F ellow s building and th e o th e rs : w ith Mrs. F red D. Shelley. The two Start any time. New or renewal. Offer expires October 31
in th e M ethodist E piscopal ch u rch . | w ere frie n d s in K ansas.
They will rep o rt at the sam e places on
Through arrangement with R. M. Hardy, proprietor of
W ednesday and F riday of th is week.
P h o n e w an t ads. to 1561.
the Gresham Photo Studio, the Outlook is enabled to issue
LARSENS K ETI’KN FROM
B rrukluu II lie n lly .
D aughter—"May I go to a wedding,
VACATION T R IP TO NORTH
fa th e r? ’’
F a th e r—"W ell, a ll rig h t but mu«t
Mr. and Mrs. H. C. L arsen retu rn ed
you go?”
D aughter—“ 1 suppose so. I'm the S atu rd ay from th e ir vacation trip
which took them to S eattle an d o th e r
bride ”
points on a visit with relativ es. They
j M H k R e g u la r m e etin g of G resh- w ere at A nacortes, Mt. V ernon and
am bodge No. 126. 1.0 0 F. R ockport and In th e tw o w eeks drove
In th e Odd F ellow s h all, every T hura- 1125 m iles. They stopped over one
day evening. B ro th e rs welcome.
n ig h t a t C en tralia, W ashington, and
ARTHUR H. HENSLEY. N. O.
attended th e ten t m eetings being held
C. A. H IL L . S ecretary.
by th e Rev. E v erett B. P a rro tt and his
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wife. T hey had a te n t cap acity of
Mrs. Harriett Timmerman’s about double th a t in th e ir m eetings
h ere and the place was crow ded.
A hom e where the slek are
GRESHAM LOCALS
“W e Must Have Them”
Hart Schaffncr & Marx
Clothes
The Fall styles are here.
More quality than ever----
Lower prices too.
35 to 45
(Lite (Orruoxtkut
Other Good Clothes
$25 » *30
N ew Furnishings
N ew H ats
Neu) Shoes
$5
$7
$6
$7.80
Now Is the Time to Prepare for your
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Winter Comfort
$4
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F rom a drop of your blood I can not only tell you w h eth er you
have ( an cer. T u b ercu lo sis, B right» Disease, T um ors, Blood Infection
or o th e r ailm en ts, but w ill tell you w here th e disease is located in th e
body and how fa r it h as p ro g ressed and your ch ance fo r recovery.
T he E lectro n ic T reatm en t d estro y s these disease energ ies and by
other drugles» m e th o d s th e to x in s a re elim in ated and th e w eakened
tissu es a re built up.
T ree C onsultation gladly given to those callin g at my office.
Tree L ite ra tu re m ailed to an y ap p lican t living out of city.
Y ours for b e tte r h ealth ,
Before purchasing call and see our stock. It is the larg­
est and most complete display in the city.
Price» ran ge from
$3.25 to $42.75
See our Window Display
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PORTLAND TELEGRAM
PORTLAND n e w s
Boys’ School Shoes
The week of October 1
to October 6 is Wedge­
wood Week. Te each
lady calling at our store
during the week we will
give free a Wedgewood
Receipt Book, containing
many receipts of delicious
dishes.
R ea so n a b ly P riced
Don’t fail to see the
much talked of Wedge­
wood Combination Range
which burns wood, coal
or gas and has separate
ovens.
Scuffer Shoes from .............. $2.25 to $2.75 :
Boys’ Shoes fro m ..................... $3.00 to $4.50 I
GRESHAM SHOE SHOP
L. L KIDDER HARDWARE CO
Gresham, Oregon
CARL DAHL
( iresham, Oregon
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We have purchased the GRESHAM GARAGE and
will endeavor to give the motoring public the same first-
class sen ice they have been receiving.
If \ou haxent any special garage that does your
work come in and get acquainted with us. We promise
you quick work and guarantee satisfaction.
frank Ilumiin and Fred Hoss
New Owners
GRESHAM GARAGE
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Gresham, Oregon