Gresham outlook. (Gresham, Multnomah County, Or.) 1911-1991, February 01, 1924, Image 3

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Newspaper Page Text_UKt,>HAM Phone 1«1 I)al,y Tr|pg |0 PortJand Kwu |>how )w< KURTEN WALRAD, Prop. A Truck for Every Purpose Kurten for Service ...... lO A L STORAGE , . „ In su re d C a rrie rs We S olicit Your B usiness OUR HEALTH BREAD at this B akery and at S tor s Contains the Vitamines, mired by scientific p rinciples I It’s Good and Good for You Gresham City Bakery F A KT vxexw...___ THEO. M VAN DOFINCK KHI BAY, KEB K IA K V PAGE THREE DEEP CREEK TROUTDALE J. R. H aley and fam ily of C ottrell have moved into th e Wra. R. H a r A p arty w as given in Mr. LeK an- ris house at th e C herry P a rk nursery. der'8 honor la st F rid ay night. Covers Mr. and Mrs. Jo h n L au d an and w ere laid for 16 guests. T he b irthday th ree d au g h ters w ent to S eattle F ri I cake w as an a ttra c tiv e one an d con day to atten d th e wedding of th eir tained 58 candles. At a late h o u r the »on Ned L audan. re tu rn in g on S u n I p a rty adjourned. day evening. A debate w as given at th e Deep Mr. and Mrs. L. A. H arlow attended ( reek school T h u rsd ay on th e subject, th e wedding of a friend in P o rtlan d "R esolved th a t Oregon was justified in Sunday. I p assin g th e school bill." On th e af- Sunday d in n er g u ests a t th e Ed J ' firm ative w ere D orothy H anson. A nita Shay home w ere Mr. and Mrs. J R A nderson an d Lloyd H edden and on H aley and family. th e negative E velyn H edden. Ina Swn H arlow has again en tered Ben- ' Richey and E th el B erglund. T he fo l-I s° " P olytechnic school a fte r worki’nv low ing acted as ju d g es: D. E rdm an, ‘wo y ea rs for the N orthw estern Fie, 1 Mrs. v . E. F o sb erg and F. C arlson. t r ‘c com pany. T h eir decision favored th e affirm ative. H orace McGinnis w as am ong the Miss B ernice Jeu d e of P o rtlan d s,u d e nts who g rad u ated from Benson spent th e w eek-end w ith th e L eK ander ’’«D tech n ic school T h u rsd ay night 8i8ters- | M illard Bradley, form erly of T ro u t Mr. and Mrs. B orling w ere dinner dale. was a iSo one of th e g rad u ates. C. C. Bush has moved in to his new g u ests a t Jo h n A. A n d erso n ’s. giiTitgC Phone 1221 """....."""""""......,llnniH,''''»''''IHIHHIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIJIIinillllll|||||||||||,|,|,,,,,|H,Û A b irth d ay d in n er w as given S a tu r day evening in honor of Dave Fosberg. Gresham Transfer & Storage Co. WOOD OUTLOOK, \\ 1 A rt B erglund and Am elia K rebs \ , rs spent T uesday evening in P o rtlan d . L r „ ^ enCe and llttle d a “ Kh- ’ I Mrs. Nels L eK ander sp en t th e th e h o sp itaH m Monday"’' fr° “ ' w eek-end w ith h er d au g h ter. Mrs. W. Mr. and Mrs C c T h B ednar D am Miss ascus. L ane of P o rt- a from C alifornia ere ’ I . G. Mr. Bodin of and s ’ m other and 's is te r* ^Af8’ aFe T » “ °m SAFETY SERVICE. CONVENIENT. INSURED POWER 1» that little «lilYerence between what ila! i?‘rn "n‘l Hh#t ,OU M|M‘nd ,,e8 linan* < h i i pnu er. l or, it you will consistently spend legs 5 w i t h DOi" e a r n ’ W illi it is yours. T M Mink1 " mk— FREE R udolph K rebs of Sandy Ridge v i . J l . n ^ e ^ ^ X “ ^ and all other furs you can trap or buy whdZL / “ PAY YOU WELL’ SWP quick these p T e l ,38t" ^ g e of SPECIAL FLAT PRICES! everyday f o orkoon M uskrat car. $ l . i o to $ .80 C oyote i «a2'. 11.00 to 9.00 AU h I e i ’» a 2'. 6.50 to 5 .0 0 r best h a n d led furs runs Try for one of our prizes! $50.00 FR PR the three best handled shipments of furs. r . | J A CK DIRECTORS A. F . M iller F . A. H a llid a y W. M arken H. A. L ew is R u st L arsen Kaaanuel tn d e r so a K. A. M iller C oine in a n d see th em 7 °f G u aran teed IS,«(),I M iles G A S A N D OIL . — . UST or d a il y P R IZ E S : S2S on" Prize Bentley’s Tire Shop Third I M ain S tre e t $ 2 S 0 0 ________$ 1 5 .0 0 io j Shipment must consist of not less than six ler.llw < P hone 195x4 A u to T op s R ecovered and R epaired, All klr inds o f To M aterial and C u rtain W in d ow s AUTO TOI» SHOP Main Kt. Ai<* Wi“ Gresham Phone AUCTION Having sold my place l am compelled to dispose of my personal nroo erty, wh.ch I will do at Public Sale at my hom^on the P P‘ Base Line Road, Half Mile East o f Rockwood, 11 Miles _______ ___________ East of Portland SATURDAY, FEB. 9 a . .. . - m e e t a t th e is desired as Im portant business 16 Head of Purebred and High Grade Jersey Cattle as follows- Si Reg,stered Cows, two 3-year-old Heifers, eligible to register one Yearling and one 3-month-old Heifer, eligible to register; Registered Jersey Bull; 2 cow , and 3 Heifers, extra high grade. Kegl,tered be“ fa' m ‘eam , HOGS ------ S r??d Sow’’ 1 Chester White Boar, 1 Red Brood Sow, 17 Small Pigg. ’ 1X60 R J « er. MACHINERY Samson Tractor, 3-bottom Plow. Disc. Grain D r i ll i t i n a . . . w . ... ( ultivator, 16-inch Plow, Spring Tooth Harrow, Spike'Tooth H a r r o w % ,u,’ k e ’ Rubber Tired B.nru,, Root fu ller, Feed ( utl"r La, ninJ M ’IH i. ’ w Wa*on’ Platform Seales, Potato Sorter. 2 Doable Sets Harness, f , ¡« rs 7 ” P a te n Stanchions, (i Drinkiinr Fountains, Hay Rack P o t a t o if.ek wi. ’ J “ Pa|pnt Wooden Churn and immense lot of small tools. ’ RBfk’ SharP,es O ’ «'» Separator, ___________ SHARPLES MOTO MILKER COMPLETE BLACKSMITH OUTFIT— Drill, Vice, Forsre, Dies and all kinds of Tools ’ ’ FURNITURE Dresser, Commodes, Beds Rockers Chairs. Hall Tree, Couch, Radiant Parlor Has Heater, and lots of other good household goods. ■ *<«nuruas TERM S— Sums tinder »20, Cash. »20 and up. 6 m onths tim e on m u st m ake arra n g e m e n ts before buying. SALE RAIN OR SHINE the .abMo'g.", S Ä ThWe '* a" approved "* aecurlty. FREE and T hose w ishing I I Ni H credit v i -------- ; O. I. BROWN, Owner COL. IV. S. WOOD A SONS, Auctioneers. Vancouver, Washington. A. MILLER, Clerk HEAD 158 AUCTION SALE Three and One-half Miles South and West of Woodland, Wn. THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 7, 1924 _______Salp to commence at 10 A. M. Sharp 90 MILK COWS Holstein, Jersey, Guernsey, Durham Fresh Cows, Springers, a lot of A-l Stock "d 3‘y«®«’-old IIETFFRS, some Springers, nil Bred -4 YEARLING HEIFERS «i ( ». VFS . ' ALV different ages HORSES—8 Work Horses so.,,.. k-,ir. n /x P<»«n<l». Fine S-year-old Colt?' "* n<‘s‘ w,,,ghing 110« n d * th,S S ale’ T he ” lace Ilas changed own- I he Stock w ill be T u b ercu lin T ested before th e n -i k n . ............ present. •lohn K ennetn M cGregor of Los An- MACHINERY, ETC. pcles, C alifornia, has been visiting his " '" " i r e S p read er, ».f««t K en tw k v Drill U o « ..r it . l sister. Mrs. H. E. V’aite * Back R akes, te e d G rinder, $.w ny 16-lnch I’lo ,J in i, " <r* , , , , . " ’ | H arness, 2 Saddles. M ilk in ,. m ,.,. i . g . ' ‘ 3 sets • J. club will give a 500 p a rty H ousehold F u rn itu re . All Sm all T o o ls’ lwt Mllk bit of and leap year dance In th e city hall on „ “ „ V.a ' " t " " ' ‘ E ' w ’ b» " f ’ « • iron, I t e 'a e " '. ! , “ .” p ' " ’ 1' ” , ' , 5 ........... , r | f •” " " " . T h . 6. „ , , „ ty gl>„ I i s 1 'K S S K M S PLEASANT HOME T he S unday school will m eet a t 1« a. in. w ith classe s and com petent te ac h ers for sch o lars of all ages. P a r ents a re Invited to b rin g th e ir children The p asto r, th e Rev. E. O. R anton. will preach to the boys and g irls a t 11 a. m. and to all a t 11:15. T he su b ject of th e 11:15 m essage will be "Does It Do Any Good to P ray ?" The choir will sing a special song. T he E pw orth L eague w ill m eet at th e Boring ch u rch at 7:30 p. m. L ester Boring will be the leader. A nyone d e s irin g to a tte n d , hut n.»t tu n in g m e a n s "I tr a n s p o r ta tio n , p le a s e sec Mr. R a n „ PaL Oste^ 77" M u |5,naonma6hyear8 HORSES ° ld' Weigh‘ 29° ° ’ 158 A g o o d °att^n d - “ rsh ip a S ta r on W ednesday night w as w ell at- [ tended. High h onors w ent to Miss E dna A ngell and Mr. K ear, consola tion to Miss Emma H oecker and B. W I h o m e. Mrs. Ivy B rew erton of P o rt land and Mrs. S usan H ard in g gave le ad in g s th a t w ere m uch enjoyed. Coffee and d o ughnuts w ere served. Mrs. Ivy B rew erton of P o rtlan d is visiting Mrs. A lice Rix th is week «K M. . . . . . . A I _ ..........................„„„„„„...........................J G resham , Oregon S. E. PALMQUIST CHI CAGO P iilll rilnn/t/1 u iik W. K. Hamilton SHUBERT in c . fit iH.mee ofLadieB nesday, F eb ru ary 6. All W ork g u ara n tee d first-class COME ON W ITH YOUR F U R . Sîllf* of iMrti ,M rs- Fred S ck w lch ten b erg of 1 o rtlan d w ere w eek-end v isito rs a t the Jam es Sim onl home. G resh am CONTRACTING AND BUILDING «-_Ship US 8,1 the furs y °u have •» once — go get = ~ !7 o" 25-27 W A ustin Ave CORDS Bank of Gresham GRESHAM,OREGON Mr. and Mrs. B u rt Belieu an d sons G eorge and Bob and Mrs. Bob W allace, all of P o rtlan d , w ere w eek-end v isit o rs a t th e Lee E vans hom e and at-I tended th e dance in th e city h all S a t u rd ay night. Billy and Ruth Holm es. Jo an n a ••well, and the th ree ch ild ren of H A K aser, have having the ox-nsies. measles.' i . been ----- » — Designed fo r low a ir p re ssu re like balloon tire s , j 7 ch u rch by Jo h n B ru ce and H erb ert Z erb le. ton o r Mrs. G entry. A good atten d ance is desired at ch o ir p ractice next W ednesday evening in o rd er th a t w ork be begun on E a ste r m usic. PLEASANT VALLEY , .U NO TICE TO , H RhITO K N. Z«15. f^ ’Ult Court o f th e S ta te o f Ore- F'robiVr. , l ’* ‘ o u ’“ y " t M ultnom ah In DAVE COONS, Owner I OL. W. S. WOOD & SONS, Auctioneers. Vancouver, Wn. L. N. 1 LAMONDO>, VF m A m I Siale Bank. I lerk. Prices for this Week Barley, rolled or ground, ton Oats, rolled or ground, tun Cocoanut Meal, ton Wheat, ton - - . . Fisher’s “Mor milk”, ton - d i _____« YOUR DIVIDENDS COME REGULARLY H Is a Safe and .Sound Investment it a net t »98.00 a sh a re ar value (ion easy You term can s. I buy t will you 7.14% on , p every doRa’r y^u in v e. est n BRM1NKIK A S t ’H N E ID K R ^ A t t o r n e y s for E x ecu trix I’lMMBR, E “ c u tr« - B a te d and first p ublished Feh 1»Z4. Bate of last publication Feb. 2» l»U . °“ W rite for full Inform ation today. Inv estm en t D epartm ent I ortland Railway, Light & Power Co Room ««5 «¡metric Bldg . P o r tla n d . Oregon Presbyterian tsojierian O llirph Vliurcn In the M atter o f the E s ta te o f W ard H f ram er. Iiecea sed . *" t', r *hy g iv en , that th e under- (Smith Memorial) "ou r7’ by th - ‘ ’T cu lt . »urt o f th e S ta te o f O regon fo r t h e F airview , Oregon o u n ty o f M ultnom ah, D ep a rtm en t o f I reb a te, e x e r u t r u o f the laat w ,|| a n ,| REV. E. D. HOLLENSTED, testa m e n t and o f the e s ta te o f W a r d I I Vflslatcr ’ ’ r»m er. de. ea sed , and h a s qualified All p erso n s h a v in g cla im s a g a in st said e s ta te SER Y 1C M a re h ereb y notified to present the sam e 10 * m ' ¡ « y v?r i2*-d by law required a t the J U N P A T S C H O O L ............. M O R N IN G W O R S H IP H a M r iJ i" im iM m ’s 'r < k- * « chr” ’1,,,’r W ith ro w B u ild in g G resham . Oregon, w ithin Helpful — B estful - In sp irin g s ix m o n th s from the d a te h ereo f McOUIRK $38.00 $38.00 $33.00 $38.00 $38.00 Fairview Grain & Whse. Co. Fairview. Orecon Mrs. Lew is Rodlun of H illsboro was a recen t guest at th e home of her s is ter, Mrs. Cleveland Bliss. Mm. T aylor of L ents w as looking a f te r business in te re sts in th is vicinity W ednesday. ■fas. K elly loaded a e a r of potatoes a t S ycam ore statio n th is week. David Savo was in th e city on b u s in ess m a tte rs W ednesday. Mrs A. Rank us was a P o rtlan d visit- o r on W ednesday. P lea san t Valley g ran g e held an ap ro n social F rid ay evening. The L ad les’ Aid m et with Mrs. Ben H alsted T h u rsd ay afternoon. Don’t fo rg et to atten d Sunday school and b ring som eone with you. Ten o ’clock fs th e hour C hurch services at 7 o’clock in th e evening. Rev. J. S tan fo rd Moore, p asto r. 1 A savings book » ill help you at the 1 start and we have one for yon. | Call for it now. ’ tT Ited w ith his hom e folks Sunday. Davis home th e J ' M Mr. and Mrs. Jo h n A nderson sp en t I R \v P n iti... j . th e w eek-end in P ortland. W hile land have moved hUo m e ' i l ^ r ^ e T th e re a d in n er w as given in Mrs. A n- deuce Mr C o llie r u d erso n ’s honor and th a t of her tw o is w o rk in g 'fo r C C R ™ef h a “ lc and g ran d c h ild ren , th e ocaslon being th e ir g arag e * ° -<' B h in hls new b irth d ay . I .. ' S ervices have been conducted every fam ily w ere w F red F ed ersP<«l »"d « « - . p . ........... . ,,t , h ,. „ . „ „ J | “ » ^ant every Muskrat—Coyote— “ ,,d l,H ‘ h « ‘ * ’><•» § land w ere v isito rs at th e Jo h n A. An- B rink and Mrs. Lee Ev'.ns derson home Sunday. T here Mr. L eK ander and d au g h ter Alice I attended th e dance s ' i ° r ° W d sp en t M onday evening a t Jo h n A nder- T h ere w ere 128 n u m b e r. s'olY TF you have not shipped to “SHUBERT” vet this season —try “SH U B E R T ”—NOW get some REAL prices —the highest of the 1 a . s t a t e d c COMMUNICATION om » F a ,rv ," w Dodge N No. 92 A. F. A A. M.. S S atu atu rd rd ay ay « evening, Feb- I ¡‘n r p 2'r-192,4' a t ” ° ’clo rk P «"• Dabor i welcome VlaMnK brp‘h - « ! w m . d . fr ^ z . V £ ANLEY' 8* > ’ dnurnal-Duiluok Bargains. h«MCt q Vlc ll|Y! T hese b arg a in rate s hold only until F eb ru ary 5. Dally M orning or E vening Jo u rn a l, »5: Daily an d Sunday Jo u rn al. »7. Outlook w ith Wood Sawing. Dally Jo u rn al, »6; O utlook w ith Dally F o r quick and efficient wood saw ing and Sunday Jo u rn al. »7.80.— Adv. Z ■ call C o i Broa., su ccesso rs to Melugin A Cox, phone G resham 176. Adds add to your ad-vantage.