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About Gresham outlook. (Gresham, Multnomah County, Or.) 1911-1991 | View Entire Issue (Dec. 16, 1924)
TROUTDALE and FAIRVIEW TROUTDALE’S GROWTH IS GOOD OMEN FOR FUTURE THE r îi I V E K S IL CAR FAIRVIEW SHOWS PERMANENT GROWH $ 4 4 2 .8 0 at T r o u t d a le Down payment $110.70, be ready to g race th e C h ristm as Time was when T ro u td ale m eant to tables. payable in 18 m onthly in sta llm e n ts of By MRS. JOHN MOLLER. »22.28 each. th e su rrounding w orld a village by • F airview has m ade a few im prove voice our Sandy riv er w , here In th e spring, q u We ality h ere of o m u r u st product> as J pride e ln o n in 8 tr the a t_ m ents th is last year aud is looking som etim es early, som etim es late, th e re ed in the an n u a l celery co n test, held fo rw ard to m ore for th e com ing year. w as a w onderful ru n of sm elt. And a t L ouisville, K entucky, th is year, S everal changes in p ro p erty have been down to this tim e, when th a t run ° pen to t,le Unite<1 S tate s an d C anada. m ade and bids will be opened D ecem comes on each season, it is com monly ,* h,ghe8t Pr,ze8 w ere taken ber 19 for our new »27,000 school- , ’y H ttle old T ro u td ale, Oregon The house w hich w ill be erected th is com ing sum m er and ready for use by the I r o u td a h . We surely have the McGinnis, first; C larence P arso n s opening of th e fall term . T his w ill $ 6 8 7 .2 0 monopoly of th a t affair, though w ith second; and A gostino L lsi th ird ' udd a big im provem ent to F airview no connivance on ou r p art, as the Among o th e r extensive celery grows-’ as o u r schoolhouse w hich is in use a t T r o u t d a le m yriads of little flsh Just come when era a re Wm. S pence and Son Wilson now is an eye sore to any pro sp ero u s Instinct o r n atu re urges them , and no Bros., Jam es Sim oni, T hom as Low, tow n. It is 34 y ears old aud is a n y Down payment man can tell w hen a run will cease. th in g but an up-to-date school. T here Jo h n B u rn s and Z. T. T ruelove. $171.80, This last spring, how ever, th e co n a re 91 sc h o lars enrolled now an d a Cabbage, too, w hich is th e fo u n d a num ber. It is rep o rted , th a t a re not in dition of low w ater m ade it impossible. payable in 18 m o n th Just as the run was gettin g good and tion of F ed ersp iel’s fam ous s a u e r school on acco u n t of our building. ly in stallm en ts of strong, for the flsh to enter the m outh k rau t, grow s in com m ercial q u an titie s T h ere a re four te ac h ers em ployed, »34.63 each. of th e ir favorite riv er from the Colum here, some tw elve c a rs of it having Mrs. Lloyd T u g art of Rockwood, p rin bia, and thousands of people who had been shipped from th is vicinity a l cip a l; Mrs. L. Stone, fifth and sixth enjoyed th e sm elt run in other years, ready th is year to p o in ts o ut of the g rad e s; Miss Beryl King of P o rtlan d , w ere disappointed. T herefore the state, besides a larg e q u an tity being th ird and fo u rth and Miss B urgess of m atter was brought to the atten tio n of consum ed in the local m a rk e t and a S p ringdale, the p rim ary grades. the fish and gam e com m ission, and goodly reserv e belug p u t in cold s to r A T han k sg iv in g p ro g ram w as p ut they, with the assistan ce of the a n g age. Among o th er vegetables grow n Trade in your Used Ford on a new one, we make a liberal allowance and Rive verv on by th e school ch ild ren u n d er th e here In q u an titie s an d of su p e rio r le r’s club, and donations of labor by reasonable term s on the balance. y au sp ices of th e P a ren t-T ea ch e r a sso T routdale citizens, by using dy n a quality is cauliflow er. About th irty - V e S£-rry “J " , 11 Il,,e ot ^ E N l FORD PARTS for your convenience, also Ac mite, cleared the m outh of the Sandy, five ac res w ere p lan ted th is y ea r to ciation, w hich w as rep o rted as one of the best ever given by th e ch ild ren cessories, Tires, Tubes, four makes of Gasoline and several brands of Oil. so th a t th e re is a channel now through th a t a risto c ra t am ong vegetables. here. which we will expect an unhindered An in d u stry th a t Is expected to add teous Vre-UniJut” 8peCia,ty' of r‘‘I’airi,,£ and assure you good w orkm anship and cour- run next spring. So much for that. A P a re n t-T e a c h e r asso ciatio n w as m a teria lly to the pay ro ll of th e com A few notes on the p rogress of a f m unity is the new wool p u llery ju s t organized h ere in th e fall. T he of nlf>na? \ e 1 w llk yOli f° r Patro n aSe aQd tru st th at our future dealings will be most fairs in our com m — unity a re Uf- be- ficers a re p resid en t, Mrs. J. W. M oller; ........— •••»j m ay be of being com pleted. W orkm en OIC pteasani. >ve invite a call. interest. No w onderful boom has hit Binning to in stall the m ach in ery , and vice p resid e n t, Mrs. A nnie T e g a rt; the little town on the highw ay, but a 11 is expected th a t it will be read y for se creta ry , Mrs. E. R. D. H ollensted; steady grow th is tak in g place, brought operatio n by ea rly spring. A. H. tre a s u re r, Mrs. Ray Sim pson; p ress about by the e n te rp rise and th rift of Shields, the m an ag er, expects to be- co rresp o n d en t, Mrs. G eorge Shaw. th e citizens. gin o p eratio n s w ith a force of 40 men. T his w ill be a g re a t help to our school We all, w hether directly interested T he cap acity of th e p la n t calls for 120 as It keeps th e p are n ts clo ser in touch authorized ford agency or not. are rejoicing over the success ,nen - w hich will be added as th e busi- w ith th e te ac h ers and ch ild ren and m ore in te re st Is being tak en in th e ful year in the celery business, a b us ness grow s. T r o u t d a le , O r e g o n iness which Is expanding ut such a D raw n by the ad v an tag es of th e soil w ork of th e school. ra te th a t it is an im portant factor in and the Industries, a stead y in crease T he city has ju s t finished th e g ra d the com m ercial life of the com m unity. of su b stan tia l citizens is observed. ing of Main stree t, w hich is a g rea t A much larg er acreage was planted Among those who have recen tly come im provem ent to th e p ro p erty on th a t d ate house w hich he in ten d s to have this y ear than any previous year, and here and built good hom es a re H arry s tre e t as w ell as to the tow n. j b u ilt in th e spring. Mr. C am pbell’s a good grow ing season, com bined with McGinnis, C arl Schutze, Fred P elton S everal new houses a re being bu ilt p lace is on th e C olum bia highw ay, good prices, has brought sm iles to th e C arl E rickson, N. It. L andis, and P ete in the tow n J. W. Moller is ere ctin g Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Stone have th e ir fact's of the grow ers. About a hun- P eterso n . A rtill T iller is building an a m odern bungalow on his p ro p erty new th ree-ro o m bungalow com pleted died ca rs have been shipped to all extensive addition to th e T iller con- on h ir s t and Main stre e t w hich w ill be and a re occupying it. sections of the United S tates, and a fectlonery and room ing house, w hich for sa le when The N am e of R ich ard l - u o <■ « ......... ‘ room ing nouse, w hich * u e n com pleted. Kichard a,,-#« . E lb ert , S X urface, who recen tly m moved large m ark et Is being developed In will ' ' bo occupied by a pool ball and an A nderson, Jr., has pu rch ased tw o lots ’ ° Ved tevoral tons of cel-| cel- i --------- ------------------------------------ on 6th an d Main and u , h ' 8 iam lly h ere from Yakim a, is ren t- P ortland. Also, several on 6th and Main and is erectin g a 4 ing th e A ndrew s p ro p erty for th e ery have been put in cold storage, to (C ontinued on page 5, Section 3) j room bungalow . Mr. K eenan has p rese n t, b u t in ten d s to build on his ..........."'«'»''''"»»“uiiiiiiiiiiimiiiiii.....................................................□iiiiiiuiiimiiiiiiiiiiiicr 1!°"^ . ----------------------- — „ » .v ™ « » . uu» done ex „„ ten .. siv e „ im . provem ents to his four acres, w hich he p u rch ased some î Î a r r r o a d also a n “ ‘nne ago in th e ea st end of tow n, join- \ 1 Wh° PUr- ! th e P r a tt p ro p erty . chased th e old B u tler place. Mr. . and Mrs. E dw in B urlingam e T he Rev. Mr. P ra tt sold his place sold th e ir p ro p e rty h ere to Mr. An- d u rin g th e y ear to Dr. Jep so n , who I , th en sold h alf of it to J. S haver of llrew s an d have b u llt a new home on Buy a Chevrolet and you will not need service every day has been in the household of the people of P o rtlan d . E a rn e st M cCorkle has th e ir ac re s in C leveland addition in G resham . Eastern Multnomah County trad ed his five lots on Seventh and W alter R oberts an d w ife of Boise, Main to H. W. E stes for p ro p erty in G resham . E. T. G reen h as ren ted his Idaho, have p u rch ased seven lots on home to M arion B u rlin g am e and Mr. S ixth and Main an d intend to m ake Troutdale, Oregon I’hone Gresham 484 I'or the past 33 years G reen is moving his fam ily to Yakim a th e ir hom e in F airview . Mr. and Mrs. C. Mode from D ufur, We also have a good line of Second Hand Cars, Cheap ! H. C. 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Phone 2211 Special Cash Price at Mill Only Price« S ub ject to M arket Chang' per ton Barley, whole - $46.00 Barley, rolled o r ground 48.00 Beet Pulp 48.00 Corn, whole 54.00 ( orn, cracked o r ground 56.00 Oats, whole 41.00 Oats, rolled or ground 43.00 Mrs. L a u ra B ackus b u ilt a sm all co tage on h e r tw o lots in w est F a ir- view. Mrs. J. L ato u re li p u rch ased It stands for th e D unbar p ro p erty rec en tly and has Im proved it. She h a s th e sm all house QUALITY MERCHANDISE rented. O. F. Cady Is m oving his fam at the lowest possible prices. ily to P o rtlan d , and his p ro p erty Is for sale as w ell as th e sto re building. A bout 45 frien d s and relativ es g a th ered a t the hom e of Mr. and Mrs. G reen on Monday evening, and gave them a farew ell p arty . It w as also a ,T “ \ Pr0Ce,ed8 ° Ver ,130’ m orili,,£ a t 11 o’clock. T he u sual ses b irth d ay p a rty on Mr. G reen. R e T he te ac h ers of the F airview school sion of th e S unday school will be heh fre sh m en ts w ere served a t a late hour. Mr. G reen c h a rte re d a c a r and loaded are p lan n in g on a big C h ristm as p arty from 10 to 11 o’clock ___ ______ ' his household a rtic le s and stock leav a t th e schoolhouse F rid a y aftern o o n J H enry F o rd say s we c a n ’t have thi ing on F rid a y evening fo r Yakim a. I for th e ch ild ren of th e F airview saloon and the auto. Mrs. G reen and her son Roy, drove by school. autom obile on S atu rd ay . Some good buys u nder autom obile The S unday school of th e Sm ith T he b az aa r and chicken su p p er giv „ M em orial P re sb y teria n ch u rch will j in th e W ant Column. en by th e _________ M ethodist _______ L ad ies’ Aid „ on th e 6th of D ecem ber w as a g re a t sue- 1 p resen t a C h ristm as p ro g ram Sunday per ton Wheat $53.00 Scratch 59.00 Egg Producer 51.00 M ill Run - 30.00 M id d lin g s 46.00 Linseed O il M eal 54.00 Cocoanut M eal 42.00 A calendar is vours by ca ing at the office at Fairview, Oregon S uccessors to M \ DIAL MILL EXCLUSIVE (¡RAIN AND FEED DEALERS P re sid e n t. E. G. McGAAV. S e c re ta ry , H U B E R T li. K U Y K EN D A LL Vice P re sid e n t. C. E. S W IG E R T T re a s u re r, M. L. MORRISON « II ilh the Greetings of the Season if to Our M any Patrons ............................................................ ................................... (Christmas (Brrrtm gs Oyer and over again you've heard I he wish that is written here, Iiut each repetition adds wealth to the words, "Merry Christmas and Happy New Year.” <L mutílale «tate Sank
