GRESHAM
PAGE FOUR
Mrs. S h epherd, visited
GRESHAM LOCALS j over
th e w eek-end w ith
in T ro u td ale
Mrs. J. Cook.
W ord has been received from Dave
A 9-pound gon w as born to .Mr. and 1 Coons of W oodland, W ashington, th a t
Mrs. J. R. M cGinnis of Bull Kun a t th e th e sa le ad v ertised in th e la st issu e of
hom e of Mrs. H a rrie t T im m erm an on th e Outlook for F eb ru ary 7 ha« been
Monday, F e b ru a ry 4.
I cancelled.
H arold L. G raham of P ortland,
A recen t new s sto ry from Oregon
nephew of Dr. A. W. B otkin, sang at ’ A g ricu ltu ra l college te lls of th e w ork
th e high school today at th e program in surveying of tw o w omen stu d en ts,
given follow ing th e noon In term is th e first to ta k e surveying at th e col
sion. Mr. G raham Is a b arito n e and a lege. One of them is Miss M ary B elt
te ac h er of voice. He has a studio in of N ew port, O regon, a form er G re sh
P o rtlan d .
am girl, d au g h ter of Dr. an d Mrs. W.
T he A rem e club will give a program C. Belt and g ra n d d a u g h te r of Mrs. I.
a t th e high school gym nasium on McColl. W ork in su rv ey in g is being
M arch 28, w hich Include streopticon tak en in connection w ith a co u rse in
vii ws of C hina, m usic by a q u a rte t lan d scap e gardening.
u n d er the d irection of Joseph A. F in
Mr. and Mrs. W. D. K inder have
ley and o th e r num bers by local talen t. tak en an a p a rtm e n t in the F red S hel
R ecent gu ests a t the S. 8. T hom p ley house near South R oberts avenue.
son hom e w ere Mrs. M ary C handler Mr. K inder, who is the new ly ap p o in t
of Elgin, Oregon, a form er neighbor, ed co unty club agent, will have his
and Chas. B isconer of Eugene. L ittle office In connection w ith th a t of C oun
P au lin e E dw ards, g ran d d a u g h ter of i ty A g ricu ltu ra l A gent H all.
Mrs.
Mr. and Mrs. Thom pson, is recovering K inder Is know n to m any G resham
from an a tta c k of m easles. She cam e I people, having sp e n t a sum m er here
here to spend a week and took m eas- j sev eral y ears ago. She was form erly
les and has been h ere for th ree weeks, j Miss L enora D unlap.
T he th ree ch ild ren of Mr. and Mrs
T he B ap tist L ad ies’ guild will hold
J. A. G ray a re ill w ith m easles.
a bake sale S atu rd ay aftern o o n , F eb
Mrs. R. T. Sm ith and her daughter, ru a ry 9, at th e A. W. M etzger store.
Valentine Day
F eb ru ary
14
We have one of the larg
est and finest lines of Valen
tines ever shown in Gresham
Priced from
lc to 15c each
N othing over 15c
Make your selectio n s now
w hile our stocks arc com plete
Hepp’s Racket Store
P lion c 12««
G resh am
The Store that Always Gives You Values
TUIM IA V, FEBRUARY
i,
1921
Rev. C. G E m anuel, g en e ral evan
g elist for th e Sw edish B ap tist ch u rch
will speak In th e B ethel B ap tist
ch u rch T uesday, W ednesday
and
T h u rsd ay n ig h ts of th is w eek, com
m encing a t 7:80. All services w ill be
in E nglish. E veryone is u rg ed to be
p resen t.
Two im p o rta n t re a l e sta te deals
w ere negotiated th ro u g h th e Joh
Brow n office d u rin g th e p ast w eek, one
THE U N IV E R S A L C AR
being th a t of th e tr a n s f e r of M rs
E dna H o ssn er's p ro p erty on F o u rth
and Hood s tre e t to J. C. Y andell. The
o th e r sale w as th a t of th e farm of
H erm an F red erick , co n sistin g of 66
ac re s one m ile south of Boring to Mrs
L um lna O. M lencler, of S pringdale.
Mr. Brow n says people a re beginning
to look to th e farm s again and th in g s
a re looking m ore activ e th a n they
have for a y ea r past.
m o re Ford cars and tru ck s w e r e pro
Mrs. Je ssie C athey’s siste r. Miss
duced
la s t y e a r t h a n t h e p reviou s
G ladys S pain of P o rtlan d , visited
year, an in crease o f o v e r 50 per c e n t
w ith h er over Sunday and a ssiste d in
a special num ber of m usic a t th e F re e
M ethodist ch u rch a t th e m o rn in g ser
In spite of this tremendous increase in production, it was
vice.
impossible to meet delivery requirements during the spring
Mrs. Jam es S terlin g , who is ill w ith
and summer months when orders for 350,000 Ford Cars
sc a rle t fever a t h er hoine, h as passed
and Trucks could not be filled.
th e fever stag e and is m ak in g a sa tis
This year winter buying for immediate delivery has been
facto ry recovery.
So fa r no o th er
more active than ever before—and in addition 200,000
cases of th e disease have been re p o rt
orders have already been booked through the Ford W eekly
ed in th is vicinity and g re a t c a re is
Purchase Plan for spring delivery.
being exercised to prev en t an epi
demic. High school m usic p u p ils of
These facts clearly indicate that the demand during this
Mrs. S terlin g have been excluded from
spring and summer v. ill be far greater than ever, and that
school, also th e g rad e school pupils
orders should be placed immediately with Ford Dealers a9
who rode in th e school bus w ith her
a means of protection against delay in securing your Ford
when she w as com ing down w ith the
Car or Truck or Fordson Tractor.
disease. All p u p ils a re being w atched
for possible sym ptom s.
Mrs. S. J. B ennison has gone to
Los A ngeles for a v isit of th re e w eeks
w ith her d au g h ter, Mrs. B ern ita Jones.
D etroit, Michigan
D uring her absence h er house Is being
cared for by Mrs. A nna Jo n es of W ar-
A small deposit down, w ith easy payments of
land, M ontana, siste r of Mrs. Benni
the balance arranged, or your enrollment under
son and Mrs. T. McKinney, w ho is h ere
the Ford W eekly Purchase Plan, w ill put your
on an extended visit.
order on the preferred list lor spring delivery.
H a rry W arden is ill and u n d er th e
c a re of a physician.
Mrs. A. S. H isey in ju red h er arm
See th e N e a re s t A u th o r iz e d
and w rist severely th e la tte r p a rt of
F o rd D e a le r
F-44
la st week, w hen h er h and w as cau g h t
in a sh eet going th ro u g h an elec tric
d rier. Badly strain ed and bruised
m uscles resu lted b ut no bones w ere
broken.
Mrs. F. W. V olbrecht and son E nos
left la st nig h t for Libby, M ontana, in
resp o n se to a te leg ram from Mr. Vol
b rec h t who h as been em ployed in a
lum ber cam p th e re and who h as been
injured. T he ex ten t of his in ju rie s
have not been learned.
A m eeting w ill be held a t th e high
school to n ig h t for th e p u rp o se of
form ing an alu m n i association. I t is
hoped th a t a la rg e re p re se n ta tio n w ill
be p rese n t of th e v ario u s classes g ra d
uated both before and a fte r th e or
g anizatlon of th e union d istric t. The
36-in. fade proof fabrics, novelty, plain,
32-inch Handkerchief Zephyrs in plain
m eeting will be called a t 8:15.
weaves.
Colors,
buff,
pink,
spring
colors, checks and plaids. Colors are
Mr. and Mrs. R. W. C alkins have
beauty,
tiger
lily,
and
hague,
guar
spring beauty, rose, tans, pink, blues,
ren ted th e M cC arter house in th e
Thom pson addition and w ill move in
anteed fast colors
etc. Guaranted fast colors
a t once,
F ra n k F rik e s of O kanogan, W ash
ington, is v isitin g a t th e J. H. S harp
36-inch F a n cy R atin e in p retty colors an d p la id s at y a r d . .9 5 c
home. Mr. F rik e s and M illerd S h arp
w ere form er c lassm ate s at Newberg.
36-inch Im p orted R atin e E p on ge, a t the y a r d ............................ $ 1 .1 5
A cablegram w as received on S un
day from Miss F lo ren ce H oney a n
32-inch Gaze Marvel Tissues, silk
nouncing h er safe a rriv a l in S hanghai,
striped plaids and fancy checks in a
China, a day e a rlie r th a n w as expect
r a
good assortment of colors
ed. Miss H oney sailed from V ancou
ver, B. C., on Ja n u a ry 17.
T w ins, a boy and a girl, w ere born
to Mr. and Mrs. H. G. A ndrew on F ri
day, F eb ru ary 1. w eighing resp e ctiv e
ly 7 and 6>a pounds. They have been
liameil R obert and R oberta. Mrs.
Gresham
Phone 2221
Oregon
Andrew and th e babies a re a t th e
hom e of Mrs. C arrie Powell.
T he re g u la r m eeting of th e W.C.T.U.
will be held at th e hom e of Mrs. I). Q.
PLEASANT VALLEY
B arry on F eb ru ary 7 at 2:30 o'clock.
R egu lar P o rtla n d S erv ice
A fter a sh o rt b u sin ess session a p ro
C om m unity social w hich w as p lan -
gram will be given, w hen M artha R an led for F riday n ig h t has been in
dall of th e w om en's p ro tectiv e bureau definitely postponed on acco u n t of the
of th e city of P o rtlan d w ill sp eak on d eath of F ra n k Richey.
‘Social M orality.” O ther num bers
w ill be a vocal solo, “ My M other's F ran k Ricliey Dies in P leasan t Valley.
K iss,” by M arian Clow ; read in g , “On
$ 1 7 .0 0
F ra n k Richey, a pioneer resid e n t of
th e Fence," by M arie Blom; g u ita r
le asa n t Valley, died at liis home
by th e
num ber, Miss A ugusta H ah n ; song, Monday a fte r a long illn ess from c a n
Ton or Half Ton
"C ru sad e Glory Song,” lad ies' q u a r cer. He was about 60 y ears of age.
tet. H ostesses w ill be Mrs. Anna F u ll, F u n e ra l arra n g e m e n ts have n o t been
Mrs. S. 9. Thom pson. Mrs. G. A. Cox an nounced.
and Mrs. Jo h n Brown.
Money to loan on real estate. F arm
Mr. and Mrs. A. H am inar and d au g h
te r Regina retu rn ed F riday m orning loans a t 6 per cent. B. W. T horne.
from th e ir trip to K ansas, w here they
w ent In Decem ber to visit w ith r e la
Pow ell and Maple S treets
217 B a ils S treet
GRESHAM
tives. They cam e back by th e so u th
PORTLAND
p
h
o
x
f
1.W1
PHONE BRDY. 2082
ern ro u te and w hen in B erkeley, C ali
fornia. spent a day w ith Allen and
H arry H am ilton, who a re spending th e
day, F eb ru ary 9. T his prom ises to be
The Bank of G resham pays 5 per
w inter th e re w orking, one at c a rp e n
a good gam e as th e Legion has de cen t in te re st on tim e deposits.—Adv.
te rin g and th e o th e r at electric w iring.
feated Maroon F once th is year and
On W ednesday m o rning at th e 1.1 .UION BASKETBALL
both team s a re out for a win.
A SPECIA L COMMUNICATION
G resham g rad e school a p ro g ram will
IEAM BBEAKS E \K N
T he line-up of la st n ig h t's gam e is m ZN f of G resham Lodge No. 152,
be ca rrie d out. when Mrs. C h riste n s
A F. & A. M„ follow ing eve
T he G resham A m erican Legion as follow s:
H um ason, p atrito lc in stru c to r of the
nings, 7:30 Bharp:
LEGION
MAROON
F
W om en's Relief Corps of M. A. Ross team defeated th e fast R am bler b a s Booth
T h u rsd ay —Feb. 7, F. C. Degree.
3 T hom as
12
Monday—Feb. 11. F. C. Degree.
Post. G. A R.. will p resen t th e school k etb all five of P o rtlan d here S a tu r W inters
5 G rasshom
6
T uesday—Feb. 12, S tated C om m uni
w ith a flag. Ju d g e G eorge W. S tap le- day night 31 to 20. In a p relim in ary P u lfer
2 McCullan
2 H. T hom as
4 cation. G rand O ra to r’s address.
ton will also speak T h e p ro g ram will the G resham high school M idgets de Clyde
W ednesday— Feb. 13, F. C. Degree.
Fancher
1
H
allier
2
feated
th
e
Neighbor
H
ouse
M
idgets
of
he from 9 to 9:30 o'clock and th e p u b
Monday— Feb. 18. M. M. Degree.
P earso n
2
P
o
rtlau
d
23
to
14.
L
ine
up
as
follow
s:
lic Is Invited to atten d .
V isiting b ro th ers welcome.
LEGION
RAMBLERS
A. MEYERS, W. M.
T he m em bers of th e high school fa c
REGULAR MEETING OF W. L. GORSAGE. Sec y.
8 Jaco b so n
2
ulty journeyed to P o rtla n d last night Booth
W inters
13 G urian
6
N
\ ■
to atten d a p arty In honor of Mr. ami P a lte r
10 Sm okoon
2
Icau
Legion,
W ednesday,
Mrs. G eorge Lew is. T he la tte r, Mrs. F an ch er
N em lro
2
F eb ru ary 6, a t 8 o'clock p m.
S eltzer
8 a t G resham Otitlook office. All m em
M argaret M iller L ew is is a p opular Clyde
Squires
M
ldelman
b ers urged to be presen t.
te ac h er of th e school. Mr. an d M
R and olp h H ow ard
P o m eranty
Lew is w ere m a rried
d u rin g the
PIA N IST AND TEACHER
Attention,
C h ristm as vacation. They w ere p re
T he Legion team m et d efeat in the
Modern
Woodmen
of
tm
e
rira
!
sen ted w ith a fine elec tric waffle Iron. h an d s of th e M aroon F of P o rtlan d
T he reg u la r m eeting of the M. W. A.
Ila* opened 1’iano C lasses In
T he m a rria g e of Jo h n S tout, son of Monday nig h t on th e F ra n k lin high will be held W ednesday evening. F eb
Gre*hn in
Mr. and Mrs. A. J. S tout, an d Miss school floor In a slow and rough game. ru a ry 6. at 8 o'clock
In stallatio n of
Iren e H am m ond of P o rtlan d took T he sco re was 26 to 13. Recause of officers will also be held. You are all
place at th e hom e of th e b rid e's p a r poor w ork by th e referee, B rugger, req u ested to be present.
At I». M. Roberts’ Residence
Signed. C. J. LUNDQVIST.
en ts at 5312 E ast 41st stree t. P o rtlan d m an ag er of ¿he local team p ro tested
Second St. and R o b erts Av.
Clerk.
on F eb ru ary 2. T hey w ill live In th e cam e. His p ro test w as recognized
P o rtlan d w here Mr. S tout Is em ployed anil th e Maroon F offered to play a r e
t o r A g p n la tm ra t Phnae W rr«kam I t * .
T he Bank of G resham pays 5 per
by th e S tan d a rd Oil com pany.
tu rn gam e on th e local floor S atu r- cent In terest on tim e deposits.—Adv.
F o re e a s tin g A T re m e n d o u s
S p r in g D e m a n d
739,626
New Spring Goods Arriving Daily
Queen Incubators and
Brooders
34-inch Indellible Suitings, plain colors with a linen finish, that
is guaranteed to stand washing and sun. Colors, nichel grey,
Copen, orange, yellow, rose and burnt orange.
This dam
per regulates
At 59c Yard
y o u r cho ck
draft and the
W e have recen tly taken on
the much valued
lin e of
OUTLOOK,
direct d r a f t
io your fire.
Q l'E E N IN C U B A T O ltS
AM » BHOOIIEKS
At 65c Yard
Queen In cu b a to rs a re q u a li
fied to produce big h atch es of
stro n g , h ealthy chicks th a t will
live and grow . They a re u n
affected by h ea t and cold and
a re sim ple to operate.
At 59c Yard
36-inch Tissues in checks and
plaids at
W arm , comfy. Chicks grow too stro n g . H ealth y P oultry.
T he Queen S elf-re g u latin g Colony Brooder does th e w ork to a
nicety.
T he big waBte In poultry com es th ro u g h losses a fte r th e chicks
Hre hatched. Q ueen in cu b ato rs and b rooders a re sold u nder a posi
tive guaran tee.
b e t us show them to you
■’"c
L. A. WACK & CO.
L. L. KIDDER HDW. CO.
Phone 1421
At 65c Yard
Gresham, Oregon
2lllilliiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiliiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiitiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiitiiiiiiliiiiiiiiiitiniiiiiiu
Briquets
■J
w/vcHtsmt
RIFLES
for BOYS
Coal
a
s
I
■
I
s
I
RIFLE SHOOTING IS GREAT SPORT
lhe popularity of this truly American sport is
growing rapidly. All over the country, boys and girls
are learning how to shoot.
\\ ith a good rifle and some faithful practice, you
can soon become an expert shot.
\\ inchester ,22-caliber rifles have the same accur
acy, strength, good balance, and beautiful finish as the
larger high power rifles and shotguns upon which big
game hunters and explorers stake their lives. \\ inches
ter barrels are famous for their wonderful accuracy.
Be sure jtm r rifle Is a M iiieliesler.
I
3
I
S
I I
I 1
I
i
a
O ur sto re is H ead q u arters for W in ch ester
G uns and A m m u n ition .
A. W . METZGER <& CO.
|4S1 Thv
WINCHESTSR S to n
Phone 1451
.;il|il!IHI|||||ll!lllHIHIIIIHIHIIIIIIIIUIIOUIIIIHIHIIUHIHIIUIIIHtMlltlHIIUIIHIIIIIIIIHIIIIIllUUIIilllllllllllllll»IIU.UlltiUU*¿Í