GRESHAM
CORBETT
e rty of th e g rad e school on th e east.
Mrs. H ollingshead an d Mrs. L. E.
Ire n e S prague of B oardm an, cam e
T uesday for a visit w ith Mrs. C lara
Sm ith.
C olum bia g ran g e w ill give a dance
on th e evening of A ugust 16.
At a rec en t m eeting of the voters of
School d istric t No. 39 it was voted to
buy from
W alter K night seven-
eig h th s of an acre adjoining the prop
Goodwin of Boise, Idaho, cam e T u es
day evening for a v isit w ith Mrs. Oliv
ia L eland and Mr. an d M rs. Lewis
Reed.
Mrs Sheldon S tea rn s re tu rn e d to
P o rtlan d W ednesday evening an d ex
pected to go to T he D alles to v isit
frie n d s there.
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OUTLOOK,
T I F s b lV , AUGUST 1*
POWELL VALLEY
Mr. and Mrs. A ndrew N elson and
d au g h ter, also Mrs. F ra n k Ritzie of
Rock Islan d , Illin o is, a rriv ed F rid ay
for a visit w ith th e fam ilies of Em il
S atte rstro m an d E rick A nderson.
Mr. an d Mrs. R euben S o derquist
an d son of T u rlo ck . C alifornia, are
th e g u ests of th e ir b ro th er, C h arles
S od erq u ist an d fam ily. On Monday
th e tw o fam ilies left for T illam ook for
a visit of a few days.
E rn e st A nderson of Bakersfield,
C alifornia, a bookkeeper in a bank
ir. th a t city, is expected to a rriv e for
a th ree-w eek 's vacation w ith his p a r
en ts, Mr. anil Mrs. G ust A nderson.
Elsie an d R in ar M attson, acco m p an
ied by Mrs. Jo h n H u lan d er, left S a t
u rday for a w eek’s v isit w ith relativ es
a t Chinook, W ashington.
The Young P eo p les’ Society of the
Sw edish M ission ch u rch w ill give an
ice cream social S atu rd ay evening at
the home of Miss R uth N ystrom , to
w hich a ll a re invited.
T he ladies of th e Sw edish L u th e ra n
ch u rch w ill m eet T h u rsd ay , A ugust
14 a t 2 p. m., a t th e hom e of Mrs.
A nna N ordblom. All a re co rd ially in
vited.
Mrs. A ugust P ete rso n gave a recep
tion S atu rd ay evening in honor of her
slster-lu -law , Miss A lm a P eterso n ,
Who arriv ed som e tim e ago from Con
necticu t fo r a visit.
D elicious r e
fre sh m en ts w ere served to th e th irty
g u ests who w ere p resen t. Mr. P e te r
son and h is s is te r left T uesday for
S eattle and B ellingham w here they
w ill v isit for ab o u t te n days.
Mr. and Mrs. E ssen C h risten so n
and son of Sioux F alls, South D akota,
have been re c e n t g u ests of Mr. and
Mrs. A. C. A rvidson. On Sunday the
tw o fam ilies visited in P o rtlan d w ith
Mr. and Mrs. V ictor W ashberg.
W ord h as been received from Mrs.
J. A. L iedfors in Sw eden th a t she will
leave th e re A u g u st 14 for th e re tu rn
trip to A m erica. She h as been ab sen t
for about a y ear an d re p o rts th a t her
h ea lth has been g rea tly Im proved
since' she left here.
Mrs. A nnie S tra m of S a lt L ake
City arriv ed S atu rd ay for a stay of
a couple of w eeks w ith h er cousins
Mrs. G ust A nderson, Mrs. Sw an Oison
an d Swan M agnuson.
Miss M innie D anielson cam e out
from tow n S unday an d took dinner
w ith Miss F re d a P ete rso n in a jo in t
celeb ratio n of th e ir b irth d ay s, w hich
occur th e sam e day.
CAMP HILL
H azel S m ith re tu rn e d from Seaside
Monday w here she h as been visiting
h er aunt.
Mr. and M rs. R. Confrey and D onald
have gone to Bayocean on a Ashing
trip .
Mrs. B ruce Bunn and Mrs. Chas.
E dw ards an d C h arlie and Ja n e E d
w ard s sp en t a w eek w ith Mrs. E d g ar
V enable of W estim ber, Oregon.
Mr. and Mrs. F. H. Bay and F ritz
and R ussell have re tu rn e d hom e afte r
a th re e w eek s’ v isit w ith Mrs. B ay’s
p are n ts, Mr. an d Mrs. S um m ers, of
C orvallis, M ontana.
Mr. and Mrs. E. P. B arn es and H azel
and Evelyn, of Boise, Idaho, have
been v isitin g Mr. and Mrs. Chas. P.
E d w ard s of L au rel A cres.
Mr. an d Mrs. W. E. R ogers have
gone to R hododendron as th e house
g u ests of Mr. and Mrs. C h arles Rice.
Mrs. A lexander T hom pson w ill re
tu r n n ex t w eek from New York
w here she w ent as a d eleg ate-at-larg e
to th e d em o cratic convention.
Mrs. A cers an d F o lav ern e and M ar
g are t A cers an d Mrs. A cers p aren ts,
Mr. and Mrs. J. E. T ay lo r of G resham ,
left fo rt N e ta rts to be gone ab o u t
te n days.
Mr. and Mrs. F ra n k Culp and d au g h
te r V era have gone to S easide for a
tw o-w eeks’ vacation.
Mrs. Chas. P. E d w ard s atten d ed a
luncheon M onday given by Mrs. A l
b e rt W illiam s in ho n o r of h e r m other,
Mrs. Ed M arion of Boise, Idaho.
Mr. an d Mrs. F o rtn e r and L aw rence,
W illard and D ahl and Mrs. F o rtn e r’s
m o th er left fo r O ceanside la s t W ed
nesday to be gone for a couple of
w eeks.
Mrs. Sm ith of L au rel A cres e n te r
tain ed at d in n e r T uesday evening.
T hose p re se n t w ere Mr. an d Mrs.
D entler and Mr. an d Mrs. R. G ilbreth
of P o rtlan d .
M aster F ritz B ay’s ch ick en s re
ceived Arst p rize a t th e G resham
fair. F ritz belongs to th e L ynch club,
of w hich Mrs. Jo h n Lynch is leader.
Miss E d ella Tow le has resum ed her
class in m usic a fte r a m o n th ’s v aca
tion. H er pupils h ere a re R ussell
Bay, A nita B ourne and C h arles E d
w ards.
FAIRVIEW
A union serv ice of th e tw o F air-
view ch u rc h es will be held In the
Sm ith M em orial P re sb y teria n ch u rch
next Sunday m orning, w hich w ill be
conducted by th e Rev. J. S tan fo rd
Moore, p asto r of th e M ethodist church.
The Rev E. R. D. H ollensted, p asto r
of th e P re sb y teria n ch u rch Is still on
his vacation b ut expects to resum e
his du ties on A ugust 24.
PLEASANT VALLEY
T he P le a sa n t V alley Ladles aid will
give a su p p er T h u rsd ay evening. A ug
u st 14, at th e ch u rch , to w hich all are
co rd ially Invited.
T he Bank of G resham pays 5 per
cent Interest on time deposits.—Adv
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PAGE THREE
“Rain Padre”
BANKING HOURS CHANGED
Owing to the large increase in our
business and the amount of work incident
there-to, we are compelled to adhere strict
ly to our banking hours of 9 a. m. to 4 p. m.,
and beginning Monday, August 18, it will
be impossible to transact any business
with us outside of the above mentioned
hours.
Here-to-fore we have endeavored to accom
odate the public by allowing them to transact
their business at all hours, but it has reached
the point when we must coniine our work to
certain hours or be working night and day,
which is a physical impossibility.
Ricard has sent out daily weather
reports to the farmers near the
Santa Clara (Calif.) University.
Now the Knights of Columbus are
conducting a campaign to erect a
new observatory for him.
Trusting our customers will appreciate this
change and govern themselves accordingly,
FAIRVIEW YDI N(i MAN
WINS KANSAS B R ID E ,
A very q u iet and p re tty w edding
took place a t th e hom e of th e b rid e’s
sister, Mrs. L ouise M orrison, of F air-
view, Oregon, on S unday aftern o o n ,
A ugust 10, w hen M l|g Sue Lewis,
d au g h ter of Mr. and Mrs. W. N. Lewis
of Lebo, K ansas, becam e th e bride
of Clifford D. B urlingam e, son of Mr.
and Mrs. E dw in B urlingam e, of F air-
view, Oregon.
T he cerem ony w as atten d ed by re la
tives of th e young couple, and the
Rev. J. S tan fo rd Moore officiated, u s
ing th e rin g service.
T he couple w as atten d ed by Glen
and E dna B urlingam e, b ro th e r and
siste r of th e bridegroom .
T he brid e w as d ain tily dressed in
a light blue chiffon an d ribboned
gown.
T he room s of th e M orrison home
w ere p rettily d ecorated and form ed
an a ttra c tc iv e se ttin g for th e ce re
mony. A fter th e cerem ony a dainty
luncheon w as served.
T he young couple w ill resid e in
th e hom e th e bridegroom h as fu rn
ished on C leveland avenue, G resham .
T he b rid e is a very a ttra c tiv e
young lady and h as been to Oregon
num erous tim es to v isit h e r sister,
one tim e stay in g tw o years, an d has
endeared h erse lf to all w ho know her.
T he groom is a very lik eab le young
m an and very capable. H e h as been
em ployed by th e P o rtla n d Gas and
Coke com pany for th e p ast th ree
years. Both th e se young people are
p o p u lar in F airview mid th e ir m any
frie n d s a re joining In c o n g ra tu latio n s
and best w ishes for th e ir happiness.
Conclusion of Awards
at the County Fair
C o n tin u ed fro m p ag e 1
C actus, 1st Mrs. A nna F ull.
F ern , 1st Cora Giese.
G eranium s, 1st Mrs. B elle H einey,
2d Cora Giese.
Begonias, 2d C ora Giese.
L eopard p lan t, 1st Mrs. B. H einey,
2d Mrs. A lbert H einey.
C actus, 1st Mrs. A nna F u ll.
K. A. M ILLER , Cashier
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BELL TIMERS, guaranteed for 1 year
YALE OILER, the transm ission and bearings get the oil
NIM’S WATER PUMl’, use summer and w inter
For Any Make of Car We Have
Wind Shield Wipers, Stop Lights,
Adjustable Look Back M irrors.
We carry a complete line of Fan Belts and
can supply you with a new belt for any make
of car.
We recommend RADIUM POLISH, the
polish with a money back guarantee. Ask
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Goodyear Tires
Dodge Service
GRESHAM GARAGE
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HAMLIN & IIOSS, Props.
Phone 28»! Nite Phone 706
Cut Flowers.
Collection roses, 1st E m m a Ross, 2d
C ora Giese.
G ladiolus, 1st C a rrie E. Jo n es, 2d
Mrs. V era T ucker.
C arn atio n s. 1st Mrs. L illie B. Coe,
2d Mrs. G reg Cox.
Sw eet peas, 1st Mrs. C. P. T allm an,
2d Mrs. G reg Cox.
N o p a in t w ill las t fo re v e r . B u t g o o d p a in t-----th e r ig h t
Cosmos, 1st Mrs. A lb e rt H einey.
p r o p o r t io n * o f w h ite lea d , w h ite z in c a n d lin *e e d o il,
C h ry san th em u m s, 1st M rs. A. W.
p r o p e r ly c o m p o u n d e d , la s t* lo n g e it a n d g iv e * g re a te a t
T ow nsend, 2d C ora Giese.
c o v e ra g e . If i t ’* R aam uaaen P u r e P a in t i t ’s G O O D p a in t,
a n d th e le a a t c o a tly in th e lo n g ru n . W e re c o m m e n d a n d
S w eet W illiam , 2d C ora Giese.
• a ll it.
Z innias, 1st Mabel P eak , 2d Mrs. M.
M. Squire.
S n ap d rag o n , 1st Mrs. A nna F u ll, 2d
C ora Giese.
P hlox, 1st C ora Giese, 2d Mrs. A nna
F ull.
Phone 1451
Gresham, Oregon
P an sies, 1st Mrs. W. A. W in ters, 2d
C ora Giese.
D ecorative d ah lias, 1st Mrs. V era
M arigolds, 1st C arrie E. Jo n es, 2d
A c ARE ARMED TO
T ucker.
E m m a Ross.
WAGE
A FIGHT ,
Golden Glow, 1st Mrs. A. W. T ow n
Pom pon dahltes, 1st A. E. H um
F or THE MEATS
send, 2d Mrs. D. Towle.
phrey. •
C en terp iece c u t dow ers, 1st Mrs.
WE
Collection of dah lias, 1st Mrs. Vera
W alter A. F orbes, 2d Mabel Peak, 3d T ucker.
Mrs. M. E. W illiam s.
P o rch boxes and b ask ets, 1st Mrs. B.
ARE
C enterpiece, A orlsts 2d Mrs. W. L. L. W alrad. 2d Mr». Belle H einey.
[RIGHT
C rlssey.
B ask et Aowers, 1st Ixm ise Field- >
D aisies, 1st Mrs. Belle H einey, 2d house.
Mrs. Anna Full.
F ern , 1st Mabel Peak.
O rnam ental g rasse s, 1st C ora Giese. | G alard la, 1st Mrs. J. W. T ow nsend, )
E v erlastin g flow ers, 1st Mrs. W. A. 2d Mary E. C rane.
WE HAVE ALWAYS
W in ters, 2d E va Stone.
Candy tu ft Aowers, 1st Mrs. G. W.
Saipiglossis, 1st Mrs. F ra n k Peak, 1 B leret.
FOUGHT FOR PURE
2d Mrs. W. H Gibson
C ut Aowers, 1st T ro u td ale F lo ral |
m eats. We w on’t allow a piece
H ydrangea, 1st Mrs. J. W. T o w n Club.
of m eat to com e Into th is m a rk e t
send, 2d Mrs. IJ. E. Tow le.
th a t do esn ’t live up to w h at we ex
G odetia, 1st F. A. G regory.
H ollyhock. 1st Mrs. A nna F u ll. 2d
pect of It. It m u st be able to stand
P o rch boxes, 1st W alter A. Forbes.
th e te ste we give IL F olks know
Mrs. Greg Cox
w hen they buy a pound of m eat of
C alllopsls. 1st Ida B. K reu d er, 2d
( U til OF THANKS
us they have p u rch ased 16 ounces
Vivian Gordy.
We w ish to th a n k th e m any frien d s | of w holesom e purity.
P etu n ia, 1st C ora Giese, 2d Mrs. and neighbors for th e k in d n ess and i
F .a n k Peak.
help show n a t the death of o u r be
loved husband and fath er.
D isplay baskets, 1st Cora Giese.
A. J. W. BROWN, Prop.
Colonial bouquet, 1st Alice H elen j Mrs. D. M. Van Zant, Mrs. O. L.
Phone |s»l
I'nw ell 8t.
R
andall,
Mrs.
D.
B.
Jam
es,
Mrs.
C leveland, 2d Mabel C. Peak.
A.
II.
G
reen,
Mrs.
O
rle
C
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pbell,
C ut dow ers, A orlsts, 1st Mrs. W. L. ,
Mrs. W. W. N orthw ay, Lee Van
C rlssey.
Z ant, J. C. Van Z ant, L. C. Van
Make your téléphoné earn you more
C actus d ah lias, 1st Mrs. V. T ucker.
Z an t and Miss N ellie Van ZanL
by connecting It wlth a want ad.
P aint that lasts
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GRESHAM MEAT MARKET