Gresham outlook. (Gresham, Multnomah County, Or.) 1911-1991, November 16, 1923, Image 3

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Newspaper Page Texti B R E M A « OUTLOOK. FRIDAT, PAGE THREE BORING I w ere held a t S andy W ednesday, w ith FAIR VIEW ■ ' in te rm en t in th e Sandy cem etery. ‘h e HMethcodi8it ch u rcb »< Mrs. Ensom . who has been visiting « - T he Rev. J. S tan fo rd Moore, p asto r vene aMO Z n r “ a t s V m 00!» " ‘ n i T “ * f° r 8eVer#1 m onth8 at the hom e of h er of «■« M ethodist E piscopal church. 1 > S O T I MUER TROUTDALE Rev. E m anuel R. D. H ollensted of th e Sm ith M em orial P re sb y teria n G ill w ill Breach *** H er b ro th er. Jno. H offm eister. expects to preach on “T he P a rtn e r of the ch u rc h of F airview will p rea ch at the M r and U r , t n D „ Ieave th e la8t of th e for h e r ,n n e r M an." a t th e U a. m. preach- M. E. ch u rch at T ro u td ale S unday eve , ’ , ‘ • C‘ RooU of P o rt- hom e in K ellogg, Idaho. inK service. T he S unday school will land w ere visito rs a t th e hom e of Mr. T he lnfaQt gon of and Wm stu d y “C h rist's M issionary Z eal" at ning a t 7:30 o'cloc k. T he L adies' Aid m et a t th e home of and Mrs. Wm. M orand W ednesday. Childs, who h as been q u ite ill for sev 10 a. m. Mrs. H. C. McGinnis on W ednesday. T he B oring I. O. O. F. lodge will put “S p iritu al V itality " will be the It w as decided to give th e an n u a l b a e ra l days, is rep o rted m uch improved. on the first degree w ork for th e G re sh Rev. ------------ E m anuel i ------ T h ere will be a P a re n t-T e a c h e r’s them e of th e serm on by - — iu o ber e r i. za ar — on S atu rd ay , .rrw Decem 1, in m the e am lodge a t G resham S atu rd ay night. m eeting at th e Union schoolhouse S at- “ at th e S ln,tb M e -(city hall. T h ere will be a program T he fu n eral services for F red urday evening of th is week. m o rial P re sb y teria n ch u rch Sunday w hich w ill be in ch a rg e of th e Rev. B erens, who died a t his hom e here m orning at I I o clock. C lasses for E. G. R anton. Mrs. E. O. R ohlf and T he B oring school h as rec en tly p u r Sunday, w ere held a t D am ascus W ed chased a new K im ball piano and is a ll ages at the Sunday school which Mrs. G eorge P a rris h assisted the nesday w ith in te rm en t in th e D am as p re p a rin g a splendid p ro g ram for th e s ta rts prom ptly a t 10 o'clock. h o stess in serv in g a delicious lunch. cus cem etery. evening of Novem ber 28. Sunday v isito rs at the L. A. H arlow Mrs. E. V. M aulding is rep o rted SPRING DALE K enneth H arb erg had th e m isfo r hom e w ere Ju d g e G eorge W. S taple- quite ill w ith grip. tu n e to b rea k his rig p t arm th e la st T he S p rin g d ale P a ren t-T ea ch e r c ir- 11"*! “ ’“ I “ ni‘ Mr a,nl Mra J ° 8 F u n e ra l services for Mr. F rends, of the week. cle m et at the schoolhouse on No. of ° 7 8ba®. Mr. a „d Mra. F. H. w ho died a t his hom e h ere Monday, S. E. W aller h as nam ed his confec vem vem ber ber 2d. 2d. th st th e e fir first F rid ay in th e | F ,em in < and Mr. an d Mrs. H. A. Young _ _ -------------- -------- -------- 1 tio 1 u lie of P o rtland. n ery and pool h all "T he Chicken m onth. T he re g u la r b u sin ess m eet T he P aren t-T ea ch e r asso ciatio n met ing w as held, follow ed by a m usical on F rid ay aftern o o n , th e presid en t, program enjoyed by a ll presen t. All m em bers F airv iew Lodge T he N eedle clu b m et a t Mrs. Ja ck Mrs. C. I. Thornes, presiding. It was ' No. 92, A. F. & A. M., please decided to co n tin u e serving hot lunch Z ilm 's W ednesday, N ovember 7. (Smith Memorial) ( b rin g y o u r sons, or if you have to th e ch ild ren . Mrs. H arry H olm es Mrs. Tom N orthw ay and d au g h ter | no son, (borrow some one else ’s son) F airview , Oregon has been em ployed to cook th e food iv n o i r c t , , . , . , . to ce le b rate F a th e r and Son Week Ju a n ita sp en t Novem ber 3 an d 4 at REV. E. R. II. HOLLENSTED, next Monday night, November 19, 1923 G resham w ith th e ir cousins, Mr. and for lunch. Mrs. M. B. McGinnis gave Minister at 8 o’clock. in te restin g c u rre n t events. Mrs. Mary Mrs. D hulst. SU N D A Y S C H o 5 l .V IC E S io a m c o m e “ 1 p r ° g r a m a n d r e f r e s h m e n t 8 ' A1> P a rso n s and Mrs. M. B. McGinnis Mrs. Connie S m ith an d son from M O RN IN G W O R S H I P ........ " 11 1 M I . Stevenson. W ashington, Mrs. J. W il served refresh m en ts. H elpful — R estful — In sp irin g , STUART THOMPSON, W. M.’ ‘ * C Mr. and Mrs. R obert W ilson of P o rt liam s and h er tw o d au g h ters from P o rtlan d , an d Mrs. S. Row ley an d her land w ere visiting a t th e home of Mrs. C. 8. W ilson on Sunday. tw o d au g h ters w ere re c e n t v isito rs of A la rg e crow d enjoyed th e 500 p arty Mrs. G lenora B abbitt. S atu rd ay night given by th e E astern Mrs. I. J. Je n k in s an d son Ray visited th e ir re la tiv e Mrs. D. W oodard S tar. A sh o rt p ro g ram w as enjoyed. Mrs Ja 8 ' E ,k ,n « on Novem ber 5. Mrs. W oodard also I ,H ‘gh h° T 8 * e“ t enjoyed a visit from Mr. and Mrs G tO" an< J ° 8' H a k y ' b° th ° f O reahan‘- K Boise. Idaho Idaho ' ' | co n so latlo '>s w ent to Joe Staffenson of K arch arch e e r r of of Boise, Mr. and Mrs. Floyd B oardm an from P lea san t Home and Mrs. F ra n ce s Fox of T routdale. S eattle, W ashington, have been th e Mr. and Mrs. E lm er Coe of A storia g u ests of Mrs. G ilb ert Bates. Mr. and Mrs. A. P o rte r w ere de Oregon, who a re on th e ir w ay to C ali lighted by th e b irth of a baby g irl on fo rn ia have been v isitin g a t th e home of Mr. and Mrs. L. A. H arlow . O ctober 27. Mrs. H icklin, an old resid e n t of I A ,tOrney G eorge P erk in s and wife of P o rtlan d visited at th e J. R. K n a rr T ro u td ale, now resid in g a t , ______I Olympia, W ashington, has suffered a stro k e of hom e on T h u rsd ay evening. I Mrs. G eorge P a rris h has re tu rn e d p araly sis. Mrs. S arah L u cas of S p ringdale, Is from th e e a ste rn p a rt of th e sta te here 8he she has been visiting relativ es slow ly im proving from h er rec en t ill- I w tlere ness, Mrs. L ucas is being ta k en c a re ' ° r 8° m e t,m e' Mrs. L. A. Pow ell is confined to her of a t her d a u g h te r's hom e In Hood hom e again on acco u n t of poor health. River. Mr. an d Mrs. Don W oodard have r e Mrs. L u ra O'Neill has been ta k in g her place in th e lib rary . cen tly Joined th e C olum bia gran g e. A larg e crow d of frien d s attended T he m em bers of th e Colum bia *T*HE famous Willys-Knight Coupe-Sedan is now g ran g e w ill enjoy a h ard tim es p arty th e fu n eral services on W ednesday of to be given on Novem ber 17. All m em Mrs. M artha T iller. available in two finishes: De Luxe, in rich blue, b ers a r e urged to com e and w ear th e ir nickel trimmed, with black superstructure and old clothes. ROCKWOOD running gear, at newly reduced price; and Stan Miss Maud H in k le will soon re tu rn “T he S tren g th of F rie n d sh ip ” will from Yakim a, W ashington. dard, by request, entirely in black, with washable , be th e su b ject of th e p asto r, th e Rev. Mr. and Mrs. H en ry C h risten sen had J. S tan fo rd Moore, a t th e Rockwood Spanish long grain upholstery, at a still greater g u ests from P o rtlan d and A sto ria on C om m unity M ethodist Episcopal S unday November 11. ch u rch a t 7:30 p. m. n ex t Sunday, price saving. Doors front and rear—no seat climb Mrs. I). Brown gave a H allow e'en “Our Lord Je su s a M issionary” w ill be ing! A demonstration will reveal the reason for p a rty a t her hom e on O ctober 30. Mr. studied a t th e 10:30 a. m. Sunday this fine car’s great popularity. and Mrs. Tom N orthw ay and Mr. and [ school service. Mrs. D. W oodard w ere am ong those p resen t. ’leasan t Home and l.usted to H ave New Public L ibrary S tation. H um an Radio. VV. A. Hessel A lib — ra ry statio n has a been D octor—“You — . vu o see, v e , e even ven m e e i e c - I # w is u opened peueu th e elec tric ity in th e air affects your sys- *n tb e new Stevenson sto re at Buena Phone 1141 Gresham Phone 1141 I ... - _ tem ------” V ista a t the co rn e r of Lusted and P a tie n t—“Q uite tru e , doc, th e re a re P lea san t Home roads. T his statio n tim es when one feels o v erch arg ed .” will serv e both th e L usted and P leas an t Home d istricts. Horse Stall Habits. Si— “Why did Miss Mabel stop keep Books may be borrow ed h ere by all in' com pany w ith th e hired m an?" resid en ts of M ultnom ah county. F resh Hi—“ W aal, you see. when he n r o be bent bent o o ut ut every every n m w onth posed to her— he opened her m outh to I " books 00“ 8 will be n ,b look a t her te e th .” and books not In th is collection may | he req u ested from th e g en eral library. R eally, said th e B riton, th is A m eri T he collection Includes fiction, can idea of ad v e rtisin g the fact of a b an a n a sh o rtag e is m ost e x tra o rd i books on p o u ltry raisin g , farm ing, nary. Why not w ait un til a new crop home decoration, child feeding, trav el at th is B akery and a t S to res com es in? 'a n d biography. BANK OF GRESHAM Gresham, Oregon —a service hank THE MAXIMUM OF GOOD RESULTS IN ALL PHASES OF HANKING Presbyterian Cooi) Church A W IL L Y S Coupe-Sedan S ta n d a rd De Lu/e 4550 4 /•-4?a/«4a 450 The Difference is Finish <>> A re Y ou R ea d y for your T H A N K S G IV IN G D IN N E R If your china ist incomplete now is the time to replace. W e carry a complete stock of basket design, gold band and plain white, also bon bon dishes, sugar and cream ers and cake plates in a beautiful hand painted line. HEPP’S RACKET STORE Gresham, Ore. Send a Thanksgiving Greeting Card to the absent friend P o w er to S tart GRESHAM OVERLAND CO. KNIGHT “Let your next car be a Hoick" We are fully equipped to do any electrical work, gen eral repair work, re-boring and acetylene welding. All Work Guaranteed MAIN STREET GARAGE e ” el2 2 8 «««"■•AM T H IN K OUR HEALTH BREAD Contains the Vitaniines, nii’ ed by a Auction Sale scientific prin cip les It’s Good and Good for You THEO. VAN DONINCK P hone 1221 M O NDAY, NOVEM BER FOR THE BEST MEATS rl f Fresh or Cured, Lard, Etc., prepared and sold under ab solutely sanitary conditions and at lowest possible prices, you’ll go to THE SANITARY GEO. IHETL, Prop. Phone 1111 MARKET Phone 1711 G resham Bally T rips to P o rtlan d Res. Phone 1936 Gresham Transfer & Storage Co. BURTEX WALRAD, Prop. A Truck for Every Purpose Hurten for Service WOOD We S olicit Your B usiness COAL O rd e r n o w a n d a v o id d is a p p o in tm e n t. STORAGE In su re d C a rrie rs GRESHAM MEAT MARKET A. 4. W. BROWN, Prop. Phone 1891 Powell S tre et, G resham 19, 1923 Sale Starts 10:30 A. M. CASH CATTLE In g th Pacific e recen Coast, t co n test October b racin th e held Raw on Milk from 31 ,‘ h i s 1923 h . A l in e n O t “ -ik ^ ln n d ( r e a m e ry Com pany, scored 96 6-10, w inning th e gold m edal. ru n e S ee M e for C a ttle H a u lin g J _B A U M A N N , ‘‘"■as*us Six Bred Hellers. Four 4 to « months old Heifers. These cows will be tuberculin tested before sale and certificate goes with . Matched Span ot Haj Mares, aged 5 years, weight 2800 as good a team as there is in the county. aa MACHINERY— W agon, H arn ess, Feed O rlnder, 1U H P G asoline Engine, F an n in g Mill, Mower. R ake. L arge Disc C o rru g ated H o l l e r m l G rain D rill, Riding C u ltivator, 2 Steel F?am H a rro w “ H a tfo rm S c . e . a a a s t s . c o° ' , r - - c* -' - 420 or over 6 m o n th s’ tim e will be given SALE RAIN OR SH IN E B« B. P R E S T O N , O w ner S’. W.’Vl’v4 SOXS’ Vancouver, Wash., Auctioneers ti. .1. (II.SEN, American Security Hank, Clerk PAID for I resh Cows, Beef Cows, Hogs, Calves, of any kind 21 High tirade Cows—1.» Jerseys, 4 llolsteins, 2 Mixed. Some fresh. A lot of Springers. At least half of them are «-gal lon cows when fresh. The herd tests at Damascus Creamery from 5 1 to 5.7. 1 think there is not a better herd in the county TERMS— Sum s u n d er 420 Cash, on approved security. F R E E LUNCH AT NOON Think What ? Thanksgiving is Coming and you will need SUET. EXTRAORDINARY GOOD DAIRY COWS On Orchards-Sifton Paved Road, 5 Miles North of East of Vancouver, Washington Gresham City Bakery P o w er to Stop NOTICI TO STOCK HOLDERS. Gresham. Phone 2441 F IS K N otice is hereby given th a t th e re g TIRES AMI TUBES u la r an n u a l m eeting of the sto ck h o ld ers of th e M ultnom ah County F air will O ld field be held In th e city hall. G resham , on Tires Monday, Decem ber 3, 1923, at 8 p. rn. T his m eeting Is for th e purp o se of American« _ electing a board of d irec to rs to serve Akron Tires £5?"* for the ensuing y ear, to vote on Yuleaniiing and Retreading am ending A rticle 17, Section 1, of th e All W ork G uaran teed co n stitu tio n providing for an in crease in the num ber of d irec to rs to 10 or m ore, and to tra n s a c t such o th e r b u si ness as m ay legally com e before the m eeting. GKO A. BRANDT P h o n e 1107 By o rd er of board of d irecto rs, th is re p a lrtn ¿ and rachar».* 5th day of November, 1923. * Son * “ n<l • ,' n*'r a ,o r » o rk . Kaker H. J, PU L FE R , S ecretary . Gresham Tire Shop T W B R E ! MOW T H A T ’« W H A T I C A L L C U e v E R e iN A M C lA J G . I W O N 'T t h in k I O F TW AT C O U LD T A L K M IIA OUT OQUAA' n OW I CAN R E A P futile tasks/. 14 .. " TgyiN ó T» • t a l k T u r k e y "