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About Gresham outlook. (Gresham, Multnomah County, Or.) 1911-1991 | View Entire Issue (Nov. 2, 1923)
page rom (GRESHAM LOCALS U nexpected g u ests of Mr. and Mrs. A lt O. Nelson this week w ere Leonal N yhagen, K. L. K nutson and Joe H en ning of Dunn C enter, N. D akota the fo rm er hom e of th e N elsons. The v isito rs w ere delighted w ith w hat thev have seen of the w est and p a rtic u la rly of th is section. A REAL BUY IN HAND-PAINTED CHINA Enables us to offer a beautiful line of bon bon dishes plates, salt and pepper shakers etc at »u • a llv lo „ . ~ ■ r inaKers, etc., at the exception al low price of 25c each Salt and P epper Shaker., the pair 2 3 c C h i n ^ Th ? p r i ^ a r e '^ S i 'i ^ of beautiful hand painted i Z * * T he' HEPP’S RACKET STORE Phone 1236 r vtreshain, Oregon .................. ................... , J O U R G IG A N TIC Stock Reducing Sale Will Continue Until Further Notice W e advise you to buy early while stocks are stiff complete Do not overlook the Wonderful Values W e are giving in LADIES’ COATS On Sale at $13,39, 17.85 and 26.3! On Sale at $9.65 and $14.35 WACK Phone 2221 The Latest and Greatest Automobile Sensation The new Overland Champion is the talk of the town! The low price is amazing! Probably th e most useful c a r of all time! f eatures and utilities never be* fore offered th e salesm an, merchant, farmer and American family: t. Ì1 aid 50 vuuu feet loading * c e i l p ro vid e d hy I C ..ic in today and learn about M ¿ ftd , $695 Gresham Overland Co. w . A. HESSEL Make Winter Driving a Pleasure ” ,U'P ’’ " i,h E” r , U S 'ian aIs® ?uPPfy you with a ' rr Chains. Windshield Wipers Spotlight, Gas, Oils <nid ( >rease. ' ( h taranteed repair Ignition Work WORK by D«, nr Month G RESH A M GARAGE H A M L IN A HOSS, IT o p rle to rs Phoae 23»,. 5l|e Hh(|||e Mrs. Olive Bouchet of P o rtlan d v is ited early th is week w ith h er p aren ts, Mr. and Mrs. I). E. Towle. Mr. and Mrs. F red C urcher and fam ily spent W ednesday at th e J. E. S chenk home. Century Grocery 20th Century Stores Offer FIFTEEN GOOD ONES • Goodfof f i ^ ^ Crystal White Soap S" IW K bar 4c t a n ,,,, . N r" «1 " ' 1 K1' " ' n " “r' ' 4Mb- S,' ks Sl-S’ No. 19 sacks Kerr s Best Patent Flour - •!«),- Jello, Any Flavor - . , J Jonothan Apples, Kellogs Corn Flakes Pink Salmon, tall cans Federal Milk Albers Flap Jack 20th Century Coffee Creme Oil Soap ( racked Corn Millrun, T he p asto r, th e Rev. E. G. R anton, 'i l l p reach S unday evening a t 7 30 E verybody is co rd ially invited to be p rese n t a t th is service. Mrs. C. I. 1 hom as, p resid en t, and Mrs A. D. K endall, se c re ta ry of the <>cal I a re n t-T e a c h e r asso ciatio n , and Mrs L. A. H arlow re tu rn e d from Med ford, Oregon S atu rd ay , w here they have been atten d in g th e an n u a l sta te convention of Parent-Tea« hers. Mrs H arlow has served as s ta te c o rre s ponding se c re ta ry for tw o y ea rs and as sta te s e c re ta ry fo u r years. She w as Indorsed for re-election but de- clined. box 98c pkg. 9c 2 for 25c Two tall cans for 19c large pkg. 20c lb. 33c bar 6c 100 lbs. $2.45 80 lbs. $1.15 The V.1«, of ,.,v„ tock ,o „ C o m -„ , fy No. t. Where Live.tock I. Shown at It, G reatest T he S unday aftern o o n m eetings at H erm an B laser and W. W. Robinson th e Odd Fellow s hall w ill co n tin u e in have re tu rn e d from Hood R iver valley th e low er room of th e building. The w here th ey have been pick in g apples Rev. 8. F. P itts will preach next Sun for som e time. offered for S day a t 2:30 on "T he K indness of God.' Miss May Van Schviack and Miss All a re invited to enjoy th ese unde- G eorgia S um m ers of P o rtlan d w ere nom inational services. S unday v isito rs at th e home of Mrs W hile th e new schoolhouse is as C lara W allace. ............... < '« « n ta rly as possible fireproof yet for Mrs H. F. P arso n s arriv ed home safety and the discipline of th e pupils from K an sas City S atu rd ay a fte r a n i’»nvChlCkr ? 8 and rab b i*8. Offering niio g o ats ailii horses; also occasional lire d rills a re held. Yes th re e -m o n th s’ v isit w ith relativ es nol?w worl<iK cham pions as w el|g -ls nth Pre ® lum s and show ing terd ay , in th e p resen ce of assista n t tire there. position com bines: 1 38 o th e r n otable stock. The ex- chief Floyd Mack, an unexpected p ra c Hot lunch for th e school ch ild ren tice alarm was tu rn ed in by P rin c ip a l G igantic L ivestock E xposition 1» being served at th e schoolhouse D airy P ro d u c ts Show Q ulckaail. In exactly 50 seconds th e now. T he school board has in stalled L and P ro d u cts Show room s and h ails w ere em ptied and ail gas p lates and th e P are n t-T e a c h e r a s i o rth w est Hay and G rain Show In perfect order. In less th an tw o W estern W inter P o u ltry Show sociation has p u rch ased th e dishes m in u tes from th e tim e th e alarm was ^ i£ h t H orse Show and cooking u te n sils n ecessary to given all w ere back in th e ir places. In d u stria l E xhibits serv e th e ch ild ren , and will supply a D aily A uction of D airy and Beef sto c k T his w as th e second p ractice drill in cook to serv e th e m eals. T he sm all th e new building. sum of 5 ce n ts is ch arg ed each child for one hot dish each day. th e ch ild ren Where He Was. T he m in iste r m et Tom. th e village b rin g in g th e ir own sandw iches ncer-<lo-w ell. and m uch to the la*- ch ild ren enjoy th e new a rran g e m en t 8U^pr,.’.e.' i,hoolt him h ea rtily by very m uch. th e hand. I in so glad you've tu rn ed Mr. and Mrs. C arl Bondesson have p u rch ased a sm all tra c t of land a d T' • • h i” jo in in g T ro u td ale from Wm. Pow ell Gresham, Oregon am i w ill e re c t a m odern dw elling at "Yes. I w as so pleased to sec you once. Mrs. Bondesson w as form erly at th e p ray e r m eeting last night " Oh. said Tom, light b reaking in Miss G race W ilson. on .him. so th a t s w here I was. was Mr. and Mrs. Ja c k K idder an d son « a lla c e m ade a sh o rt visit th is week at th e hom e of Mrs. K idder's m o th er , Naturally. Mrs. C lara W allace. T h e -Kidders 1 rem endous crow d up at th e w ere re tu rn in g to th e ir hom e at Gar ch u rc h last night." Ibaldl. Oregon, a fte r a th re e m o n th s' New m in iste r? " No. ch u rch burned down. "—Ne visit w ith rela tiv e s in W isconsin. -'äW/l/l,® b rask a Awgwan. W. W. Robinson and fam ily spent F arm ers M utual F ire Relief Assn. S unday In V ancouver. W ashington. Woes n o u r is h in g B usiness. Mr. Robinson is em ployed in the pap er “ Let your next car he a Balck” h o T L ' 1K a r,n ,r? M utual has grow n to m ills there. \\.r t^ w “s7 e 8 t.f.a rm e rs ' com pany in the Mr. and Mrs M arkell from P lea san t N orthw est. F a rm e rs who consider Home w ill reside th e com ing y ear in I?«'" r -° n“ w elfare P refer It. P resident gen- r 13,J re P‘’r ‘» th e A ssociation has th e Dr. C ornelius resid en ce adjoining T routdale. lB tor<* a “ d «ver 10 All Work Guaranteed )0 m em bers. In th e p ast vear It ha« < lark S tillion has re tu rn e d from La paid over »33.000 in losses' with one G rande. Oregon, and H arold Hudson x r w r 3oc p" r hund^ o o n a rs T h ere is no reason whv Ironi Bend, Oregon. Ja v Moore of Bend. Oregon, is here t h e ? e ." Pay h**h r a ,e » when thev can In su re in a F a rm e rs \sso - on account of th e serio u s illn ess of Phone 1228 » “ o'n u ’ u -’ wi8hinK ‘o Insure win his m other. Mrs. M. J. T iller. ca on H. « . h n a sh a ll at the F air Mr. and Mrs. L. M. R um m er and Mr 3 1 o l - A d T ° r#*h*“ P h ° ne F arm ers • n d Mrs Ja c k Cheney of P o rtlan d w ere S unday v isito rs at the J. R > o lle e to t u t o ls t s . K n arr home. Any person p ark in g in front of Mrs. c . Nelson of Canby. Oregon. , fire plug will be fined has been visitin g h er sister. Mrs Jn o G A. COX. M arshal. L audan. T h .n k ,g i,ing i, Coming anJ you w.(| suet « ord w aa received h ere on Weilnes day of th e death of Mrs. F ran ces Al Order now , „ d . . „ y d S e p p o y , ^ , . la rd on h er 75th b irth d ay . O ctober 30 i Mrs A llard has been a resid en t of kesham meat market _ MI lian,i I T ro u td ale for m any years. (toing to Phone 1891 A‘ J* W* Prop. P o rtlan d only a few w eek- a«o to •Pend th e w in ter with a dau g h ter. S treet. G resham T he P a ren t-T ea ch e r asso ciatio n will ■ ' lie, e a r i l . T Ä ^ ' / ¿ i ’' * “ ' . ^ r r 'a l B rotherhood i, the G .?,|- hold its re g u la r m onthly m eeting at Wl»d„w Cleaning T K Ä " “ ............. - « - - « th e schoolhonae on F riday, Nov 9 T a lim /’ r . S ^ ’ d ^ X 7 h8 ' ^ ket’ Brown. G resham , phone « o í J ° hn E v e m n ;hoef F ? , ? ; ; Ä Money to loan on real estate D avid q , harry , b th , p . , t Or. loan . « per c n t . B W n Orne ™ Nothing succeeds ¡jvf „ • « want ads. Say | t the W ant Ad way “« FIRST STATE BANK Power to S tart l u i Tetad« « n ™ , on «e, W ord has been received of th e birth of a 9-pound d au g h ter to Mr. and Mrs. C. L. F all in P o rtlan d on O ctober 30. Mr. and Mrs. Fall w ere G resham re si d en ts for sev eral m onths, w here he w as em ployed by th e P ack P ro d u cts com pany. x ls " and uphoUiery. •1 S>'1 of tilefaiucHH '■ ¿ l U e'iH ' i " d ' f T he d ram a tic clu b will m eet on i T uesday evening a t the lib ra ry , when a good program is expected to be given. Mrs. D. M. D onaugh w ill be I = p rese n t and all a re invited to tak e p a rt in th is inform al lite ra ry club. Miss G ertrude A. R ankin of Tiffin, Ohio, who has been connected w ith governm ent service in W ashington, D. C.. and Miss M arie S aietta, of Toledo, Ohio, a ch ild ren ’s lib ra ria n of th a t city, were rec en t v isito rs a t th e hom e of the Rev. and Mrs. D. Q. B arry. They a re now In th e ir way to C alifornia and Mexico for a sightseeing trip . Miss E lizabeth Johnson retu rn ed W ednesday from h er vacation trip to ( alifo rn ia. w here she w ent ea rly in October. W hile in San F ran cisco Miss Johnson received th e rem n an ts of a le tte r sen t h er from G resham w hich had been In th e m ail ca r w hich was dam aged by fire and d y nam ite on Oct ober H . The le tte r was about one- th ird burned aw ay but contained enough of th e address so th a t it was delivered to her, in a governm ent of ficial envelope. G resham C hapter, O. E. S., w ill en te rta in th e m a tro n s and p a t r o n s 'o f P o rtlan d and vicinity on T uesday eve ning, N ovem ber 6, at 8 o'clock. The m eeting will be in th e M asonic hall and a p ro g ram w ill be given of spec ial in te re st to E astern S ta r m em bers a fte r the com pletion of th e w ork of th e evening. LADIES’ DRESSES Gresham, Oregon M rs L. T. L usted has had as gu ests for a few days her niece. Miss M erle Owen, and Miss E lia H iigens of Al- Konn, Iowa. They, with Miss Inez L usted, enjoyed a trip over th e Coinm oia riv e r highw ay yesterday. G uests of Mrs. H. C. L arsen for two <la.vs th is week w ere her niece. Mrs. M orris W iiraarth and four ch ild ren of P o rtlan d . Mr. and Mrs. L arse n e n te r tained at d in n er S unday th e ir g ra n d d au g h ter. Miss F lo ren ce H ill and W. Brow n of P o rtlan d , and Mr. and Mrs A. B. Wood. 20(h Power to Stop garage think Think What ? BETHEL BAPTIST «