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About Gresham outlook. (Gresham, Multnomah County, Or.) 1911-1991 | View Entire Issue (July 4, 1924)
GHESHAM OUTLOOK, BORING Star of Stars F ra n k Sm ith, who has been for a tim e in St. V incent's hospital in P o rt land, underw ent an operation W ednes day and is reported as doing well. FRIDAY, JULY 1. «RAYS 1IARKOR MAN WEDS POPULAR ROCKWOOD GIRL GRESHAM Miss Addle Q uesinberry, a p o p u lar Rockwood girl, w as m a rried to F red H en ry S p rin g er of H oquiam , W ash ington, W ednesday, Ju ly 2d. The w edding w as a q u iet occasion, co n ducted by th e Rev. J. S tan fo rd Moore, Mrs. S p rin g e r is a g ra d u a te of th e G resham high school, and th e Oregon s ta te norm al. She w as penm anship In stru c to r in th e H oquiam high school. Mr. S p rin g er is in ch a rg e of th e shipping in te re sts of a lum ber con cern in G rays H arbor. T h eir m any frien d s jo in in th e w ish th a t the i b rig h t p ro sp ects of th is young couple i m ay be fully realized. WOOD WORKING SHOP PLEASANT VALLEY FAIRVIEW "T he P ow er of T ho u g h t” w ill be th e th em e of the serm on at the S m ith Me m o rial P re sb y teria n churph next S un day m orning at 11 o’clock by the p a s to r, th e Rev. E. R. D. H ollensted. S u n day school m eets a t 10 o'clock. We have standard size ready-cut Door Jambs, 75c each. Also we will have a lot of cedar chests, size 33, 46 and 54 inches for this week only, $7.65 to $12.30. 0 . W. THOREN Phone 50x1 Gresham Olga S ir isliun, 17. o f C in cin n a ti. O., is die greatest g irl athlete in her i i,.- She is cham pion in sw iinnung, hockey, tennis, shooting, basetkball m il sprints She also does fancy dam ' , am i is editor of her college paper: T he w orld co n tin u es to im prove. AUCTION SALE One-Half Mile Southeast Cottrell School » MONDAY, JULY 7, 1924 Sale Com mences One O'clock P. M. S h arp LIVESTOCK 5 Jersey Cows, purebred but not registered, (one coming fresh August 12th). 1 team of Mares, weight about 2600 lbs. 2 Sets of Heavy H arness. 1 Sow; C H E S T E R W H IT E S 1 R oar; 10 Pigs, weight about 50 lbs. each. WHITE LEGHORNS 24 Hens, 2 years old, I’ullets and roosters. FARM MACHINERY lt>2t PAGE THREE YEP, ITS GONNA BE A GEE-LORIOUS FOURTH Mr. and Mrs. H. O. Je llu in and c h il d ren of La C enter, W ashington, w ere recen t g u ests a t th e hom e of Mr. and Mrs. W ill Richey. Mr. and Mrs. E rn e st Olson have re tu rn ed to th e ir hom e h ere a fte r sp en d ing tw o y ears in C alifornia. Mr. and Mrs. L. R. R app of O akland, Oregon, w ere v isito rs a t th e hom e of Mr. and Mrs. C. F. K esterso n T uesday ' and W ednesday of th is week. Mr. and Mrs. W. U. Moore and d au g h ter, Miss L a u ra Moore, w ere callin g on frien d s in th is n eig h b o r hood la st Sunday. G. H. Richey w as tra n sa c tin g b u si ness in G resham on Monday. Jo h n B a rn a rd w as a P o rtla n d v isit or T uesday of th is week. Mr. and Mrs. Jo h n Pow ell and little son Jo h n , J r., w ere re c e n t g u ests at th e hom e of Miss N ellie McKinley. COTTRELL T he re g u la r serv ices w ill be held at th e com m unity ch u rc h n ex t Sunday S unday school a t 10 and p rea ch in g by th e p asto r, th e Rev. S. F. P itts a t 11. Mrs. J. S. D onaldson, who h as been in Medford for som e tim e, h as r e tu rn e d home m uch im proved in health . M itchell Wagon, !t 14-Inch, alm ost news liny R ack (n e w ); Hay Rake (n e w ); G ravel B ed; 2 L ight W agons; M ower; O ise; Clod R o ller; 2 P lo w s; Corn P la n te r; 2 C u ltiv a to rs; H arrow ; Hand C u ltiv u to r; G rin d A v ery larg ely atten d ed show er was sto n e ; Cream S e p a ra to r; 4 Milk C an s; Law n Mower. given T h u rsd ay aftern o o n a t th e home WOOD—50 Ricks, Stove wood length. of Mrs. R. R. M orrill in honor of Miss HOUSEHOLD GOODS C lara Sales, who h as been a fav o rite L ot of household goods, tools and o th e rs a rtic le s too n u m ero u s to te ac h er in th e F airview school and m ention. w hose m a rria g e to Clyde S tone w ill TERM S OF SALE— $20.00 and u n d er cash. Sum s over $20.00 six m onths' soon ta k e place. T his w as a com tim e w ith in te re st a t 8 p er cent per annum on approved notes. m unity affair in w hich all delighted to ta k e a p art. A com m ittee of local GEO. CHRISTENSEN. Owner w omen had ch a rg e of th e a r r a n g e It. I. ANDERSON, Auctioneer A. MEYERS, Clerk m ents. Miss S ales w as th e rec ip ien t of m any b eau tifu l and useful a rtic le s of household use or adornm ent. FAIRVIEW Who W as Shot an d Who W as N ot! A duel w as la tely fo u g h t by A lex ander S h o tt and Jo h n S. Nott. Nott was sh o t and S h o tt w as not. In th is case it w as b e tte r to be S h o tt th a n Nott. T h ere w as a ru m o r th a t Nott was not shot, b u t S h o tt avow s th a t he was not, w hich proves eith er th a t the 3hot S hott sh o t at N ott w as n ot shot, or th a t N ott w as sh o t n o tw ith sta n d ing. It m ay be m ade to a p p e a r on tria l that th e sh o t S h o tt sh o t sh o t Nott, or, as accid en ts w ith firearm s a re f re quent, it may be possible th a t th e shot Shott sh o t sh o t S h o tt him self w hen the w hole affair w ould reso lv e itself Into its o rig in al elem ent, and S hott would be shot and N ott would be not. Some folks th in k , how ever, th a t th e shot S hott sh o t shot, n o t S hott, but Nott. Can you tell who w as sh o t?—B yck’s Broadside. Home, Sweet Home. "Say It w ith a W a n t A d .” D iam onds Ford. cu t diam onds. — Jo h n « "I am satisfied on one th in g a t la st; [ found w here my h usband spends his avenings,” rem ark ed Mrs. G adabout. "You don’t say so. d ea r; how did Kou find o u t?” questioned th e excited Mrs. Gossip. “ I stay ed a t hom e one evening la st week, and found him th e re ,” answ ered he satisfied lady.—A rk a n sas U tility News. ! i We are going to help celebrate INDEPENDENCE DAY AT GRESHAM A WOMANS FACE ISC H E R ------ D R U G G I S T 'S FORTUNE THESE. "DATS I Som etim es by looking a g ift horse n th e m outh you discover he is a lability. ¡! tggnttfit « f Qffoa&ottk FOR THE BEST MEATS 4 O preserve the natural beauties o f th e great rou te« o f travel o f d ie P a c ific C oast, w e h a v e rem oved all o f these signs, 1200 in num ber, from th e highway*. T S T A N D A R D O IL C O M P A N Y [C A L IF O R N IA ] FOLKS IN OUR TOWN ► Edward McCullough AVTOCASTER WE HAVE ALWAYS FOUGHT FOR PURE m eats. We w on’t allow a piece of m eat to come in to th is m a rk e t th a t d oesn't live up to w hat we ex pect of it. It m u st be able to stan d th e te sts we give it. F olks know when th ey buy a pound of m eat of us they have pu rch ased 16 ounces of w holesom e p u rity . GRESHAM MEAT MARKET A. J. W. B R O W N ,'Prop. Phone is#l Powell St. < *ld Silas P erdue Is a sociable feller, and favorably knew aa a good story-teller. . . . On fes tive occasions he's sure to atten d , and certainly gives 'em as good as they send. H e’ll pick o ut the feller th a t's glum as an owl, and tell him a y arn th a t will set up a howl,—T h ere's m any a by-word th a t snaps from his tongue—the niinnit he sees ye, his greetin' is sprung—a hum orous hit, calkl- iated to atlr ye,—fer Instance he’ll ast, “I t it hot enrutuh fe r y/cT' In the long, sum m er months, when she's heated an' dry, begin- nln' w e’ll say, w ith th e F o u rth o’ Ju ly —an ’ lastin' well in to the shank of the fail, old Ellas a in 't grouchy ner crabbish at all. . . . Ils may sw eat like a Hsmbo, or blister bis neck, but he'll keep all the nrtghbors a-sinllin* by H eck! "/» it hot enouy/h fe r v e t" he'll ast every man, and use his barnburner the sam e as a fan. . . . Sim W eatherby set, th a t they'll h ear it in hell th e niinnit Si lands, bnt—we never can tell 1 Fresh or Cured, Lard, Etc., prepared and sold under ab solutely san itary conditions and at lowest possible prices, you’ll go to THE SANITARY MARKET GKO. DIETL, Prop. Phone 1711 Gresham Ad Infinitum. P a tie n t (callin g on fam ily d o cto r)— "D octor m y son has s c a rle t fever, and th e w o rse p a rt ab o u t it is th a t he a d m its he g o t it from k issin g th e house m aid.” D octor (so o th in g ly )—"Y oung peo ple w ill do th o u g h tless th in g s." P a tie n t— “B ut don’t you see, doctor, to be plain w ith you I'v e kissed th a t g irl m yself.” D octor— "By Jove, th a t's too bad.” P a tie n t — "And to m ake m a tte rs w orse, as I kissed my wife every m orning and night, I'm afraid th a t she too— D octor (w ild ly )—"Good heavens, I too w ill have it.” F IS K T IR E S and TUBES VW| ■ «• eishi •• «•*«• Yulraniiing and Retreading All W ork G u aran teed Gresham Tire Shop GFO. A. BRANDT Phone 1471
