GRESHAM OUTLOOK.
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FRIDAY, DECEMBER ¿X 1923
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GRESHAM LOCALS
¿Tdrunawick
P M O N O C R A P H S
AND
R E C O R D S
R E C O R D SA L E
in unit p a c k a g e s o f six ea ch w hich c o n sti
tute 12 p ieces o f la te up to d a te , F ox trots,
w a ltz e s an d so lo s by n o ted artists, b and s
and o rch estra s. N o th in g o b so le te — a real
v a lu e at
*3— per
Package of Six
F or a lim ited tim e only
J. E. METZGER
Gresham, Oregon
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To Command “Around
me World” Flight
Oregonlun Bargain Offer.
Appreciation Expressed.
T h e O regonian is m ak in g a special
b arg ain offer on th e Daily edition for
th e next 234 days for f t an d on th e
D aily and S unday for 300 days for
16.00. S u itab le com binations w ith the
O utlook m ay be arranged.A dv.
We w ish to ex p re ss ou r sin cere
, th a n k s aud a p p re cia tio n to Mr. Claude
S tockton and th e o th e rs for th e ir gen-
ero u s k in d n ess in co n trib u tin g to
, m ake o u r C h ristm as a happy one.
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Mr. and Mrs. Will R obertson.
A C h ristm as tre e ladened w ith gifts
! an d b ea u tifu lly d eco rated w as en
joyed on C h ristm as eve a t th e hom e of
I Dr. and Mrs. Geo. In g lis. A fter th e
I g ifts had been d istrib u ted re fre s h
m en ts w ere served. T hose p rese n t b e
sides th e host an d h o stess and d au g h
te r, Miss Mabel Inglis, w ere Mr. and
Mrs. W ard In g lis and fam ily. W ill
L ight, b ro th e r of Mrs. In g lis, Mr. and
Mrs. C. I. R ak er, Mrs. F ie tta H ibbard,
Mr. and Mrs. K. D. R ak er and little
son Bobby, Mr. G ilbertson. Miss
M iriam In g lis, and Miss E m m a B.
Johnson.
Ed. S tro n g and M aurice B otkin, s tu
dents at th e U niversity of C alifornia,
cam e from B erkeley to spend th e ir
C h ristm as vacation w ith th e ir p are n ts
here. T hey m ade th e trip in a bug
w ithout top or w indshield, d riving day
and night, and reach ed hom e w ithout
m ishap. Dr. and Mrs. Botkin w ere not
M ajor F. L. M artin will command
ex pecting th e ir son.
th e four U. S. planes which hop-off
An u n u su al C h ristm as p ackage cam e a t S eattle April 1 In an attem p t to
rec en tly to Mr. an d Mrs. E. M. Camp fly around the world.
from th e ir d au g h ter, Mrs. Roy R oberts
of Pow ell B utte, to be d istrib u ted by
Mr. and Mrs. Chas. A. R ogers have
them to th e m em b ers of th e fam ily
as g u ests th e fo rm e r’s b ro th er, Dillon
It co n tain ed th re e tu rk ey s, tw o
J. R ogers, Mrs. R ogers and th e ir son
pounds of b u tte r and four boxes of
E v erett and d au g h ter L uella of L iv
honey. C h ristm as g u ests of Mr. and
ingstone, M ontana, who w ill spend a
Mrs. Cam p w ere Mr. and Mrs. Chas.
w eek or tw o here.
Camp, Mr. and Mrs. F ra n k Noble and
Miss L eila Gibbs is at hom e from
ch ild ren , R ich ard an d B etty of P o rt
Bend
spending th e holidays.
land.
Mr.
and
Mrs. W. C. B urch w ere hosts
Miss M erle B est of P endleton is th e
g u est th is week of Miss W inifred St. at a d elightful fam ily p a rty on C h rist
C lair. Both young ladies a re te ac h ers m as w hen they en tertain ed th e ir c h il
d ren and g ran d c h ild ren . Mr. and Mrs.
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in th e A thena school.
E a rl B urch. Mr. an d Mrs. C. E. F ow ler
Mr. an d Mrs. Steve M arston sp en t
an d ch ild ren an d Miss Peggy Lock-
S u n d ay an d N ew Y e a r ’s D a y
S unday at th e hom e of th e fo rm e r's
wood of R oseburg. Mr. and Mrs. E. P.
fa th e r, Colby M arston.
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Thom of Salem . Mr. and Mrs. E. P.
BRICK NO. 1. Butterscotch M arshmallow Soufle, Frozen
Mr. and Mrs. Ross M arston have an H arp er of P o rtla n d and Mrs. B urch’s
Pudding, French Vanilla.
8-pound boy, born S atu rd ay a t C h e rry fath e r. T. C ulbertson.
BRICK
NO. 2. Vanilla, Claro Sherbet, Orange Parfait.
ville.
Mrs. M arion Jo h n so n and Miss E liza
A d in n er w as served on C h ristm as beth Jo h n so n w ent to P o rtlan d on
T h ese b rick s w ill be c a rrie d a ll of next week.
n ig h t by Dr. and Mrs. Geo. In g lis at C h ristm as to spend th e day w ith th e ir
We
w ill c a rry special b rick ice cream all th e time.-
th e ir hom e on Pow ell stre e t to Mr. son and b ro th er.
S p ecials w ill be changed each S atu rd ay .
and Mrs. W ard In g lis and fam ily, W ill
Mrs. M. E. G ilm ore e n tertain ed on
L ight, Mr. and Mrs. E. D. R ak er and
ORDER EARLY.
C h ristm as day Mr. and Mrs. S. M.
son, and Miss M iriam Inglis.
D avis and ch ild ren , Mr. and Mrs.
Mrs. D onald M orse of C orvallis spent W alter Q ueer an d ch ild ren and Mrs.
C h ristm as w ith h e r m other, Mrs. F. A m ber L eland of S pringdale.
G RESHAM , OREGON
V olbrecht.
Miss E sth e r P ete rso n sp e n t th e la st
C h ristm as g u ests a t th e hom e of week end an d C h ristm as day w ith her
Ju d g e and Mrs. G eorge W. S tap leto n p are n ts, Mr. and Mrs. J. C. P eterso n at ..................................... .............................................................................................. ..
w ere Mr. and Mrs. J. R. M artin and Shaw , Oregon. Mrs. P eterso n , who
Mr. and Mrs. L. H. P e te rs of P o rtlan d , h as been ill is g re a tly im proved.
dr. and Mrs. Thos. R am sdel of B eav er
Mr. and Mrs. E lto n E astm an w ent to
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ton, Mr. and Mrs. Jo sep h H aley and S eattle fo r C h ristm as to v isit w ith
ch ild ren .
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relativ es.
Mr. and Mrs. Dave B. E vans of E u
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Mr. and Mrs. M. D. K ern w ould not
gene sp e n t sev eral days of th is week
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be d eterre d from serv in g C h ristm as
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v isitin g w ith frie n d s in G resham and
d in n er to th e W. R. K ern fam ily of
a a
P o rtlan d .
Mt. Angel as u su al, even though it w as
W ill R obertson, w ho has been ill
n ecessary to go to th a t place for the
since Ju ly 25, fo r a long tim e c r iti
purpose.
T hey sp e n t sev eral days
cally 111, is rep o rted to be slow ly Im
an d enjoyed a fam ily g a th e rin g th ere.
proving.
Mr. and Mrs. L. L. K idder w ere h o sts
C h ristm as d in n er w as served by Mr.
a
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a fam ily p a rty a t th e ir hom e on
and Mrs. E. W. A ylsw orth a t th e ir
Among those p rese n t
hom e on th e Base L ine road to Mr. and C h ristm as.
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G.
W.
Cook fam ily of P o rt
Mrs. G eorge P age and ch ild ren , Joe
land. Dr. and Mrs. J. E. C lan ah an of
This is the dawn of a new YEAR—a day
and F ra n c is Peak.
Seaside
and
Mr.
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Mrs.
H.
M.
M
iller.
to
make new resolutions—to turn over a
G uests at th e G eorge M etzger home
new leaf.
Mrs. H. D onley and g ran d d a u g h ter
on C h ristm as w ere Mrs. Minnie A tk in
Nothing is finer at this season than for
son of L ents and Miss Cora B. Green. B a rb a ra Je a n n e A shw orth of Spokane,
us to study our faults and determ ine to
A d in n er w as given by Mr. and Mrs. a re spending th e w eek end w ith Mrs.
overcome them,
C. I. R aker on "C hristm as day to Mrs. D onley's siste r, Mrs. L eslie St. Clair.
Are we getting ahead? If not—WHY?
F ietta H ibbard, Mr. and Mrs. R. D. They a re e n ro u te to th e ir hom e in
Surely we can locate some pet extravagance
a fte r
spending
sev eral
Bailey and fam ily, Mr. and Mrs. R. R. S pokane
th a t is a m aterial cause in “Keeping us
Bailey, Miss Em m a Johnson. Mr. and m onths in C alifornia.
down.”
Mrs. E. D. R ak er and son, Bobby, and
A special p ro g ram is being a r
To save is hard—but only the man who
Mr. G ilbertson. In th e evening the ranged for New Y ear's n ig h t for m em
does s o —WINS.
sam e com pany, also Glen W inters, b ers of th e O rder of E a ste rn S ta r and
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w ere e n tertain ed at th e R. I). Bailey th e ir frien d s, to be given in th e Ma = E
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“ Don’t count the enemy—conquer him.”
home w here a tre e and refre sh m e n ts sonic hall.
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w ere enjoyed.
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O. A. E astm an
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Mrs. G ertru d e F ch an n o spent C h rist C h ristm as d in n er to Mr. and Mrs. Wm. : a
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inas in Kelso, W ashington, w ith her A nderson, Mrs. Cora W alker and : =
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b ro th er, G eorge W. Baker.
d au g h te r Alice, and Mrs. M. E. P a tte r i =
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T he g en eral m eeting of the L ad ies’ son.
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Mr. E astm an left on Sunday E :
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Aid of Zion E vangelical ch u rch , both m o rn in g for Chicago on a b u sin ess trip
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GRESHAM, OREGON
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G resham and V ictory circles, w ill be and to visit w ith relativ es.
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held at th e p arso n ag e on T h u rsd ay a f
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W illis D avidson of Bull Run. sp en t ï !
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BANK
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tern o o n . J a n u a ry 3. at 2 o'clock. T his
C h ristm as a t th e R. M. W elch hom e in : : : =
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w ill be an im p o rta n t b u sin ess session,
G resham .
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w ith th e election of officers, and all
W esley A. S h attu c k of V ancouver, V n iin n H m n n m m in iiitiin m .........i ii n ii i ii iiiiiiiiiiiiin iiiiiin iiiiiiiit iiiiin iiiiiiiiiin iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiin m in iiiiiiin iiiiiiin iiiin iii.7
m em bers a re u rged to be p resen t.
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ashington,
fo rm erly of G resham , and
Mrs and Mrs. L eslie T. St. C lair gave
a C h ristm as d in n er at w hich Mrs. H. Miss F ra n ce s M. Manar.v of 1215 E ast
M. Shaw . Mr. and Mrs. H. L. St. C lair Y am hill stre e t, P o rtla n d , w ere m a r
and th e Misses W inifred and M argaret ried T h u rsd ay n ig h t. Decem ber 27.
Special Brick Ice Cream
W IT H R O W ’S CONFECTIONERY
A Striking V a lu e — at *295
creasin g its cost to the
purchaser.
Considering the improved
appearan ce of th e new
Ford 'louring Car, o n e
would naturally expect a
proportionate advance in
price.
A comparison extending
over a long period of years
will reveal th e fact that
the present price is actu
ally th e lo w est at which
the five-passenger open
car has ever been sold.
Larger scale production,
however, has made it pos
sible to incorporate in this
new type to u rin g car a
number of d e c id e d im
provements w ith o u t in
T h u Car can be ct'fainr J thi c
The Ford T o u rin g Car
stands today, as it always
has, a most rem arkable
valueinthe motor car field.
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ihr fu r J Weekly Pur. hate Plan
R A K E R & SON
G resham , Oregon
Ring Out the Old
Ring in the New
First State Bank
Grocery Specials
Prices good Saturday and Monday
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N i-wberg H am , sm all and m edium size ...lb. $ .29
p u ritan 1H am s, cvrv tine, w hole or half ...lb.
.29
.19
c hoice P icnics, nicely trim m ed, bright.
lb.
N ewberg L ard,
1.75
med pail 90<
1arge
G ood cooking an ! eating, bx. 85c
H ydes King, choice ap p les from Hood
River, dox
................................... $1.25
A p p le s
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Plain M ixed C andies
lb. 20' 2 Ihs $ .35
C hristm as M ixed C andies.
lb. 20 . 2 lbs.
.35
lb.
.20
M ixed N uts, a choice m ixture
.45
Brazil N uts, (N igger toes) ... lb. 25' 2 lbs.
.25
C ranberries, b e st......................... lb. 15' 2 lbs.
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C y cla m en
B eautiful ta b le p lant, each 6 0 c
H o lly W rea th s, e a c h ................................... 5 0 c
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Bulk M uscatel R aisins
Package R aisin s.......................
R a ja h D ates.....................
D rom edar)- D a t e s ................
N on-Such M incem eat
lb. $ .10
2 pkgs
.25
10 -oz. pkg
.15
2 pkg . .45
2 pkg:
.35
A. W . METZGER <& CO.
Quality
and Service
Phone i / $ i
Feed 1281
St. C lair, besides th e m em bers of th e ir
fam ily w ere p resen t.
Mrs. M ary S hoem aker en tertain ed
on C h ristin as Mr. and Mrs. W ill G un
th e r and d au g h ter Je a n n e tte , Mr. and
Mrs. H om er S am uels and son Cecil
and Jam es S h oem aker of P o rtlan d .
•Mrs. C lem entine M etzger w as h o st
ess on C h ristm as to her ch ild ren and
g ran d c h ild ren , including Mr. and Mrs.
F ra n k M etzger and fam ily. Mr. and
Mrs. A. W. M etzger and fam ily, Mr.
and Mrs. Jo e Exley and fam ily. Mrs
E lsie M llleson and d au g h ter and Will
M etzger, also Mrs. Belle B eers and
Miss F lo ren ce B eers.
Mrs. C lara S unday, who has been
ill for th e past w eek at the hom e of
h er d au g h ter, Mrs. F ra n k M etzger, is
im proving.
Mr. and Mrs. A. W. Shipley and Miss
Mabel Shipley spent C h ristm as at
Oswego w ith relativ es.
Mr an d Mrs. L. C. M etzger e n te r
tain ed at a d elig h tfu l C h ristm as d in
n er th e ir son E lm er and wife and son
D onald of R oseburg, and Mrs. D.
M eyers of P o rtlan d .
BETHEL
BAPTIST
"The (ilail llanil
Churrh."
Bible School to a. m . Sermon at 11 a. m
and 7 JO p in Lord’» Supper the first
Sunday of the month Bible Study and
Praise Service W ednesday, 7 :J0 p m
Choir R ehearsal. Thursday. 7 :10 p m
“ I n b e r» a l B rotherhood Is th e Goal"
"Come lAow v i/k ns and w r w til do
fAee ¡rood.'
DAVID Q DARRT, D Th . Taator.
BAPTIST PASTOR TO
GIY E FAREW ELL SERMON
T he Rev. D. Q. B arry will p reach his
la st serm on as p asto r of th e Bethel
.Baptist ch u rc h next Sunday evening
on th e them e "T he Bible a G uide.” In
th e aftern o o n at 1 o'clock Mr. and
Mrs. B arry w ill m eet th e m em bers of
th e O regon City B aptist ch u rch and
re p re se n ta tiv e m em bers of th e v a ri
ous m ission in te re sts in an all-day
session a t th e O regon City ch u rch ,
w hen Mr. B arry w ill preach his in itial
serm on in his new w ork as a ssista n t
p asto r of th a t ch u rch .
Bethel B ap tist ch u rc h has secured
Prof. G. R S ch lau ch of Linfield Col
lege as p erm a n en t p u lp it supply and
he will p reach h ere tw ice each S u n
day. T he tru ste e s of th e ch u rch have
lli.ite d th e Rev. and Mrs. B arry to r e
m ain in th e p arso n ag e u n til a settled
p asto r is secured.
T he usual session of th e Bible
school, w ith c lasse s for all ages, will
begin at 9 45 on Sunday m orning. At
11 o'clock th e p asto r w ill p reach on
"L esso n s from th e S ta r in th e E ast."
Miss M artha H agberg will sing "My
F aith in T hee.” by O 'H ara.
In th e evening, besides th e farew ell
serm o n by th e outgoing p asto r, th e re
w ill be a sp ecial m usical p ro g ram The
o rc h e stra from P o rtlan d w hich re n
dered m any fine selectio n s h ere last
m onth w ill be p rese n t and a s sist the
choir. L eslie W alrad w ill sing The
Blind P lo u g h m an " as a special n u m
b er
Auction Sale of Cattle
A t F airgrou n d s, G resh am , O regon
IVEDNESDAY, JANUARY 2
Commencing at 1 p. in. Sharp
3 0 H ea d H igh G rade D airy C ow s
T his H erd of Cows is all young and in good o rder, co nsistin g of H olstelns
and Jersey s, all T uberculin Tested. The follow ing is a description of cows
th a t w ill be sold:
S Grade Holstein Cows, fresh, with calves at side.
•! Grade Holstein tow s, will freshen in a few days.
3 to B years old.
Aires
- Jersey and Durham, mixed, just fresh: heavy milkers.
- Grade Gnernseys. I fresh, the other will freshen .Ian. 11.
12 Jerseys, just fresh. Good ones.
s Jerseys to freshen in January and several by the date of
this sale.
T he above listed cows are all young w ith good udders, and are good m ilkers
REM EM BER T H E DATE. WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 2, 1924.
E very cow m ust be sold reg ard less of price, to th e h ig hest and best bidder.
All prospective buyers are invited to come and look th is stock over before
th e sale.
TERMS—Cash, or six months' time on Approved Notes, at 8 per cent interest.
JE R R Y B O G G S, O w n er
J K G REER. A uctioneer
MEYERS Clerk.