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About Gresham outlook. (Gresham, Multnomah County, Or.) 1911-1991 | View Entire Issue (Sept. 2, 1924)
PAGE FOUR C o n tin u ed fro m page 1 G eorge W. B ak er an d wife and tw o ch ild ren of K elso. W ashington, th e fo rm er a b ro th er of Mrs. G ertru d e S channo. sp en t p a r t of S atu rd ay and S un d ay w ith her. T hey w ere on th e ir w ay to Toledo and w ill stop ag ain on th e ir re tu rn home. W illiam M organ and fam ily cam e Mrs. C. A. R ogers w as b ro u g h t hom e out from P o rtlan d Sunday and sp en t S atu rd ay from th e h o sp ital in P o rt th e day w ith Mr. an d Mrs. H en ry M or land w here she u n d erw en t a m ajo r gan. T h e ir little son, who cu t his leg operation tw o w eeks before, and is re very severely a few weeks ago w hile a t play, is now able to w alk again. covering h er stren g th . T he Misses E lsa and G ladys S h arp Mrs. C arrie Pow ell is suffering from a broken arm , the re su lt of a fail. T he gave a m iscellaneous show er In honor tro u b le w as a t first th o u g h t to be a of Miss C lara M ason a t th e ir home severe sp ra in and a fte r sev eral days F rid a y evening a t w hich te n young an X -ray w as taken, w hich revealed a ladies w ere p resen t, th e sam e being fra c tu re in th e bone n e a r th e sh o u ld th e young ladies class of th e B ap tist e r extending sev eral Inches in length. [ch u rch , of w hich Miss M ason h as long been a m em ber. A num ber of useful Mr. and Mrs. Roy Bailey and c h il g ifts w ere p resen ted to th e bride-elect dren sp e n t Sunday and M onday a t and th e evening w as o th erw ise p le a s W arren to n and Seaside. an tly spent. R efresh m en ts w ere Mr. and Mrs. A. P a tric k and th e la t served. te r's m other, Mrs. R. T. S m ith, a re Mr. an d Mrs. F ra n k Gibbs en te r m oving to G arden Home, w here Mr. tain ed Mr. and Mrs. H aro ld M urr, of P a tric k has em ploym ent in th e g en S eattle, on Sunday. eral m erchandise sto re of Mrs. P a t T he Rev. and Mrs. B. Y. Y ates, who ric k 's bro th er, Bob Sm ith. fo rm erly lived in G resham passed Mr. and Mrs. S try e of C hehalis, th ro u g h tow n Monday on th e ir w ay to W ashington, a re visiting a t th e home th e S andy neighborhood for an o u ting of Mrs. S try e 's fa th e r, Jo h n Schenk over th e holiday. They w ere accom and family. panied on th e ir trip by Mr. and Mrs Mrs. H. E. John so n of Boise, Idaho, C laren ce C athey an d ch ildren. is visiting w ith h er son, W. R. J o h n M arshal and Mrs. G. A. Cox and son son and family. Guy a re expected to re tu rn hom e to T he Rev. A. S. H isey w ent to Salem day from a few days' v acation sp en t Monday to perform a w edding c e re in th e Y achats region. mony, th e groom being L aw rence Mr. an d Mrs. W arren D ouglas, of Davies of P ortland, a form er resid en t B aker, w ho have been to th e coast, on of St. H elens du rin g th e p a s to ra te of th e re tu rn trip visited w ith th e ir old Mr. H isey a t th a t place. T he bride frien d s, Mr. and Mrs. H. C. L arsen. w as Miss E dna G ilbert of Salem . Both Mr. and Mrs. M. N ichols an d Mr. young people a re g ra d u a te s of W il and Mrs. H. N ichols, and son Roy, all lam ette U niversity. Mrs. H isey and of Boise, Idaho, a re g u ests a t th e H elen w ere gu ests a t th e w edding. hom e of Mrs. M arion Johnson. Mrs. C ath erin e H arm on of L ents W. L. G orsage and fam ily have r e w as in G resham on busin ess S aturday. tu rn ed from a vacation trip to Sea- A bout 100 people enjoyed the picnic y esterd ay a t L a u re lb u rst p ark of th e Pow ell V alley c irc u it of th e M eth odist E piscopal S unday schools. T he schools rep rese n ted besides G resham w ere P le a sa n t Home, P le a sa n t V alley, Rockwood and F airview . To Celebrate Our Second Year in Gresham SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 8 For this day only Beautiful Tokonabe Flower Bowls and Blocks, 6-inch size, complete EACH 1 9 c HEPP’S RACKET STORE Gresham LOOKING AHEAD Now is the time when you should look ahead and plan on how you are going to heat your house this winter. If you will drop into our store and have a talk with us we are convinced you will realize the necessity and convenience ot furnace heat, either pipeless furnace, pipe furnace or hot water. We are agents for several reliable makes of l umaces and can quote them as low as $85.00 IN S T A L L .YOU and you trill be ready when the first winter weather comes. Phone us and we will call at your place and give you an estimate on whatever furnace would be most suitable to vour needs. U . 1 4. Phone 1241 Fall Clothes For Men— T h e n ew fa ll sty le s are here an d o n ly the best m ak es in clo th es, furnishings an d shoes a re o ffered for your selectio n . W e re ca r efu l about the com p an y w e k eep for w e k n ow w e ’ll be ju d g ed by it. M erch an d ise o f fine rep u tation — th a t’s a ll you 11 find here, m o d e ra tely p riced , too. Suits and Overcoats $20 to MS Copyright 1924 Hart Schaffner & Marx Our 100 per cent wool OUR BOYS’ STORE C lo th e s a t $ 2 2 . 5 0 E v e ry th in g fo r th e boys fro m h e a d to fo o t have no equal. Ask to see them. $ 8 -8 5 O v erco ats ...................... $6.85 f« $8.50 M ack in aw s ....................$5.00 to $8.50 £ h ° e s ...............................$1.40 to $4.50 S to c k in g s ............................25 .50 S w e a te rs ........................ $2.75 to $3.25 C o v e ra lls ................. $1.35 to $2.25 H a ts, C aps, B louses, W aists, E tc. H e Give Red Trading Stam ps S P E C IA L L L The Home of Hart Schaffner A Marx Clothes G R ESH A M Second Anniversary Phone 1236 Opening Display of New KIDDER HARDWARE CO. Gresham, Oregon side, and Mr. G orsage h as ag ain a s sum ed his d u ties a t th e p o st office. Mr. and Mrs. J. A. F in ley of P o rt land have re tu rn e d from a w onderful au to trip of 10,000 m iles w hich ex tended as fa r ea st as th e New E ngland sta te s, and w hich Included such points of in te re s t as th e cap ito l at W ashington, Mt. V ernon and h isto ric places In an d aro u n d Boston. O e t ¡re a d y Cor ÄO©I W illiam M. K nodell, of F airfield, Illin o is, ed ito r of th e W ayne County P re ss, w as a w elcom e c a lle r a t th e O utlook office today. H e w as accom panied by his cousin, J. E. F raley , w ith whom he is visitin g for a sh o rt tim e. On S atu rd ay evening Mr. and Mrs. C. M. Q uicksall and tw o boys H a rry and R alph, re tu rn e d from th e ir ea st ern m otor trip w hich h as occupied the p a st th re e m onths. They have tra v eled In ten different sta te s since leav- [ ing here, but a re e n th u sia stic in th eir p raise of O regon and say th e re is none b etter. Most of th e ir v isit h as been in th e s ta te of Illin o is w here the m o th er of each resid es, th e two homes being but th re e m iles a p a rt. On th eir re tu rn trip they to u red th e Y ellow sto n e N ational p ark , sp en d in g four days there. As th is p a rk is co n tro lled by th e go v ern m en t, th e re a re no hold up prices o r o th e r conditions of like n a tu re and th e ir stay in th is place w as all too brief. Among m any places of In te re st they to u red th e ten-sleep canyon, so nam ed by th e In d ian s be cau se it req u ired ten days for them to m ake th e tr ip from Buffalo to Cody, W yom ing, T his canyon is only eclipsed by th e G rand Canyon of the Colorado. T hey re tu rn e d by w ay of a new road called th e sh o rt cut or Cody road, w hich sh o rte n s th e d istance from th e e a st by 200 m iles. Mr. and Mrs. J. G. M etzger and d au g h ters. E velyn and Mabel, Roy B u rto n an d Bill F e rris sp e n t th e week end a t th e T illam ook beaches. Ja ck so n Jo n es' left on M onday eve ning for Cam p P erry . Ohio, w here he w ill be one of 13 riflem en to rep resen t his sta te a t th e n atio n al m atch. This m akes th e second tim e th is honor has been co n ferred upon Mr. Jones. A holiday o u tin g p arty consisting of Mr. and Mrs. O scar Jo h n so n and ch ild ren , th e Misses L illian L ekander ami Adele Schenk, and Clifford Z u rc h u r sp en t L abor Day at Lost L ake In th e vicinity of Hood River w here they visited w ith Edw. Schenk, who is em ployed in th e cap acity of fo rest ra n g e r on th e so u th sh o re of th e lake. Miss M arian R obertson spent Pr° b'Cm ° f M ID D IE S W h ite M iddies, w ith d e ta c h a b le blue flan n el c o lla rs, sizes 10, 12, 14.... W h ite M iddies, w ith d e ta c h a b le blue flannel c o lla rs, siz e s 16 to 42.......... W’h ite M iddies, all w h ite, b e st q u a lity je a n , sizes 34 to 42.............*................ W h ite M iddies, a ll w h ite , b est q u a lity je a n , sizes 8 to 14................................... SW EA TE R S FOR Miss E lizabeth H ales, of P o rtlan d , I I assu m es today th e d u ties of lib ra ria n for th e local b ranch. Miss H ales, who | is a g ra d u a te of th e U n iv ersity of Ore- ! »« $2 o \ 2.50 1.75 1.50 HOSIERY for school wca M isses’ a n d B oys’ S to c k in g s in black, c o rd o v an a n d w h ite a t 25c, 35c A 50c p a Good q u a lity c h ild re n s black h ose a t 15c p L a d ie s’ silk hose in a ll co lo rs a t 88c to $2 p BOYS H eavy K n it S w e a te rs w ith ro ll c o lla r a n d a ll wool, sizes, 28 to 34. N avy w ith gold a n d , m a ro o n w ith gold. S p ecial v a lu e a t ................. $3.50 C olum bia-K nit S w e a te rs for misses and ladies K id Boot S w ea te rs, w ith s h o rt sleeves, a n d lo n g sleev es, a lso a b e a u tifu l lin e of b ru sh w ool s w e a t e rs in a ll th e la te s t sty le s, priced F ro m $3.85 to $13.75. K N II JAZZ CAPS for boys, in pretty colored stripe combinations at............... 25 yy g LI I I Id-, BOBBIE HATS in tan and grey plaids at........................ B O Y B L U E B L O U S E S A N D S H IR T S Ideal B lo“ soe^ use a t a n d $l.,»0. 9 1 .0 0 , w o rk m a n s h ip a n d a ll f a s t colo, S h irts a t $1.00 to $1.50 SMALL BOYS’ CAPS at YOUNG MEN’S CAPS at - 50c to $1.5 - $1.25 to $2.5 S h oes for the w h o le fa m ily at popular nrices "WEATHERBi R D the ° Ut ‘h* May we have the opportunity ot assisting you in making vour selections t h ild re n s S hoes $2.50 to $5.25. [w e e k e n d at P acific C ity w ith frie n d s. negie lib ra ry school, a b ran ch of the I C arnegie T ech n ical school, of P itts- I burg In addition to her ap pointm ent at th e lib ra ry , she w ill have en tire I ch a rg e of th e lib ra ry w ork in the high school. It Is presum ed th a t by the end of th is week an a s sista n t will I have been assig n ed her. T he lib rary »ill now be open every afternoon f r o n t 2:30 till 5:30 an d on the eve- | n in es of Monday, W ednesday and F r i day from 7 to 9. the^mlngTchoSye™r"ted WHh I M isses’ O xfords, $3.00 to $5.85 New’ Wool Dresses and Silk Dresses at $ 9 .8 5 to $ 1 8 .5 0 New Fall Coats a t .................... $14.85 to $32.5( L. A. WACK & CO. of w hich the Rev. E. G. Judd Is th e teach er, m et a t th e p arso n ag e for a social g ath erin g . R efresh m en ts w ere served to th e 15 young folks on th e law n, a fte r w hich they cam e Indoors and proceeded w ith th e org an izatio n of th e ir class. Park here an shop in couifoi I.ndie«’ Rc*t R o o ii ' D. P. M illikin th e end of th e week, visiting w ith them and th e ir niece. Miss F lo ella Jacobs. CTT FLOW ERS. We are ready to serve th e public j w ith cu t flowers and floral pieces. Mesdames W illiam s A Gordy, South R oberts avenue n ear Pow ell street. WOOD SAWING Quickly and efficiently done by ex Mr and Mrs. J. N. Dyer, w hose perts. All o rd ers prom ptly attended hom e is in Los A ngeles and who have to reg a rd le ss of size. been spending the sum m er in S eattle, OEO. SHAW Phone 229 ED. SMITH dropped in a t th e home of Mr. and Mrs. t e classified ad. h a b it 1 DANCE M aso n ic H all G R ESH A M F rid ay, S ep tem b er 5 B each S e re n a d e rs ’ 6-P iece O rc h e stra G e n tle m en $1 L adies F re e Adda add to your ad vantage.
