Gresham outlook., March 17, 1925, Page 3, Image 3

GRESHAM OUTLOOK,
TUESDAY, MARCH 17, 1WÒ
PAGE TUKEE
POWELL VALLEY
! blad and fam ilies attended th e wed
ROCKWOOD
j ding reception in P o rtlan d S atu rd ay
Mr. and Mrs. G. W, Hoffman. Mrs. ' evening of Bert- G ustafson, w hose
T he play w hich w as p u t on by the
H enry N ew m an and Billy Sehone. of ' m a rriag e to Miss L ucile A lcaxar was
Salem , w ere g u ests on S unday and !a recent event.
I P aren t-T ea ch e r asso ciatio n la st S a t­
M onday a t th e hom e of Mr. and Mrs.
Mrs. F. M attson was ag reeahiy su r- u rd ay n ig h t was w ell p atronized and
bam a rre ll.
Prised Sunday afternoon by a largp n etted about $8S. w hich w ill be used
■ for school p urposes and th e b e tte r­
Ed. T aylor w as seised w ith a faint- num ber of friends and neighbors com ­
m ent of th e com m unity.
ing spell S atu rd ay evening on the ing in for the aftern o o n , th e occasion
T he m em bers of th e Home M aking
stre e ts of G resham and collapsed in being her birth d ay . At th e close of
; club of th e Rockwood school s u r ­
fro n t of th e B entley T ire shop. He | several hours of social visiting
re- prised R uth W alln a t h er hom e Mon-
w as ta k e n to th e office of Dr. Adix freshm ents w ere served.
w here he w as revived afte r an hour of
T he Mission ch u rch w as th e scene ; 14th birthdav. T he young fofks^w ere
u nconsciousness. He w as able to re- of a silver wedding a n n iv ersary S at- accom panied by th e ir te a c h e rs Mrs
tu rn to his hom e th a t evening and urday evening, th e p a rtic ip a n ts being Marion D aggett and Mrs A stu d lv
has regain ed a norm al condition.
Mr. and Mrs. A ugust P eterso n . Mrs | also an au n t. Miss Vicky Olby of
Mr. and Mrs. Sw an M agnuson, H ar- K arl H agberg and Mrs. B ack stran d , of P o rtlan d , an d an uncle and aunt. Mr
old, W endall, Amy and P e a rl G ustaf- P o rtlan d , sang a duet, accom panied and Mrs. H. Olby, of Rockwood w ere
son, and A lbert and C harley Palm - by M lss.S igrid Aim. Mrs. L ulu Jo h n - j p resen t. H er b irth d ay rem em brance
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son also rendered a solo. T he couple w as a show er of beautiful h andker-
C hoice A lfa lfa H a y
w as p resen ted w ith a handsom e se t of chiefs. Mrs. D aggett, who is an ac-
Get our price delivered at Gresham.
silv erw are and Mrs. P eterso n w ith a com plished m usician, added to th e
Boring. Kelso, Sandy, Springdale, D a­
m ascus, etc.
We sold in February
b ridal bouquet. Coffee and cake w ere p leasu re of th e evening.
three carloads and now have orders
served to those p resen t.
Mr and M„ C harIes W oodselt haye
for two carloads for March.
Our Price Is Keusonahle.
T he P aren t-T ea ch e r association w ill ; moved from th e D anielson farm to
M l'lt E X H O F F BHOS.
m eet a t th e schoolhouse on F rid a y af P a rk ’s place in Rockwood. He is em-
Phone D am ascu s 94.
ternoon a fte r th e dism issal of th e ! ployed in P o rtlan d and drives to and
| school session. P a re n ts a re r e q u e s t- ; from th e city.
SRESHAM MARINELLO ed to v isit school on th is aftern o o n Mr. and Mrs. J. Angel have left for
and rem ain for th e social g ath erin g of ' Oregon City w here they w ill resid e
Beauty Shoppe
| the P.-T. A. T he club g irls w ill serve
W e Do
w ith th eir son, E dw ard, who ru n s a
Marcelling, Sham pooing, Manicuring, ; cake and punch a t th e conclusion of chicken ran ch n ear th a t place. T heir
Sculp anil F acial Treatm ents, Etc.
; the exercises.
g ran d d au g h ter, B erdette, who has
Murinello Preparations for Sale
Over F irst State Bank
Telephone 1S41
Free!
Reg. value, $1.00
Rear View Mirror
will be given free
w ith each tire pur­
chased at
been m aking her hom e w ith them , w ill
T he Bank of G resham pays 5 per g rad u a te from th e high school of com ­
cent In terest on tim e deposits.—Adv
m erce in P o rtlan d th is spring.
Mr. and Mrs. Edw in Quigley and
i th ree ch ild ren have moved back to the
home place at Rockwood from W ichita
station. Mr. Quigley is em ployed in a
j logging cam p a t Skam okaw a, W ash­
ington.
1
F a i r v i e w ^G r a i n
and
W arehouse C o .
F a i r v i e w . O r e .
Phone 2211
Special Cash Price at Mill Only
MARCH 17.
P rices Subject to Market Changes
P E R TON
P E R TON
B arley, w h o l e .................. $ 5 2 .0 0
B arley, r o lle d or grou n d 5 4 .0 0
C orn, w h o le ....................... 5 4 .0 0
Corn, cra ck ed or grou n d 5 6 .0 0
O ats, w h o le ....................... 4 8 .0 0
O ats, ro lled or g r o u n d . . 5 0 .0 0
B eet P u lp ............................ 4 8 .0 0
M ore M ilk, F ish ers. . . . 4 7 .0 0
D airy F e e d , F is h e r s . . . . 4 4 .0 0
W h e a t ............................... $ 6 6 .0 0
S c r a tc h .....................................6 3 .0 0
E g g P r o d u c e r .................. 5 5 .0 0
M illr u n ................................. 3 8 .0 0
M i d d lin g s .......................... 5 0 .0 0
L in seed O il M e a l............. 5 1 .0 0
C ocoan u t M e a l............... 4 4 .0 0
T rip p le O i l m e a l ............. 5 0 .0 0
M o la sses in ste e l drum s . 2 7 .0 0
We are in the market for Grain
CLEANING, ROLLING, GRINDING,
at any time
o-
F IS K
CSSs
Troutdale Library Notes.
T ro u td ale public lib ra ry read in g
: room is open every T uesday, T h u rs­
day an d S atu rd ay from 2:30 to 5:30
and 7 to 9 o’clock. M agazines as w ell
I as books may be borrow ed.
Among th e new books ju s t received,
is
an extrem ely good book on child
Main S tre e t
G resham
I tra in in g by P atrl. Mr. P a tri discusses
FEDERAL TIRE SALES
first th e home influence and th en th e
--v .-.-.-.-.-.- ■V A W . - . V . V ? j child and th e school and th e re la tio n ­
ship of p are n ts and te ach ers. " Is it a
good school your child is atten d in g ,
does it have a p layground,” as w ell as
“A re you re a lly m ak in g a hom e for
them and how do you ta lk to your
Fresh or Cured, Lard, Etc., prepared and so'd under ab­
i ch ild ren ?" a re som e of th e questions
solutely sanitary conditions and at lowest
th e a u th o r puts to p aren ts.
possible prices, you’ll go to
H enry H arriso n in S ain t T eresa, h as
! w ritten an exciting and w h at is b et­
ter, an in te restin g novel. T he heroine,
GEO. DIETL, Prop,
Piene 1711
Gresbatn
j T eresa De Silva, h as youth, beauty,
b rain s and asto u n d in g business abill-
' ty. She m eets h er W aterloo in Dean
M asury, a young m an w ith as stro n g
a w ill as hers.
T he rea d er of m y stery sto rie s w ill
j enjoy Basil T hom son’s E x p eriences at
S cotland Yard. T hese tru e detecetive
sto ries follow a d ifferen t line of in ­
duction th an S herlock H olm es and his
associates. T h ere a re a num ber of
sto ries of spies of th e W orld W ar,
R asp u tin and the G erm an K aiser and
R u ssian E m peror.
T he B roken Bow, by H ark er, is an
enjoyable sto ry told larg ely by m eans
of b rig h t, rap id dialogue. An Ingen­
iously conceived com plication b rin g s
S usan to the notice of A lfrey Stow e, a
b rillia n t editor, whom she innocently
rescu es from a m a rria g e w ith h er
b eautiful b u t p atro n izin g cousin. A
childhood episode w hich in tro d u ces
th e sto ry is done in th e a u th o r's best
m anner.
T IR E S
and
Bentley’s Tire Shop
FOR THE BEST MEATS
THE SANITARY MARKET
j
Merit—
and merit alone!
W O O D STO CK
S ta n d a rd Typewriter
ITTLE has been said in print about the Wood-
stock—but much has been said by thousands
of enthusiastic operators.
It's mainly this background of good will—earned
by good performance—that is responsible for its
success.
Users will tell you the Woodstock is a most excep­
tional typewriter—a composite of all improvements
conducive to effortless writing—plus a rare beauty
of type and sturdiness of construction that stamps
this machine as a thing apart.
I
A sk fo r Demonstration
Rebuilt Typewriter Co.
D istributor
3nl Dak Street
Pori land, Oregon
WOODSTOCK
T ro u td ale P oultry f lu b P lan n in g
Rig T hings.
T he boys of th e T ro u td ale P o u ltry
club, of w hich A. J. K ru eg er is th e
leader, assiste d by R alph M iller, sec-
I reta ry , a re m aking an effort to do
some ex tra h ard w ork th is y ear In
j connection w ith th e tr u n d erta k in g
They have p u rch ased two M aster 540-
egg In cu b ato rs in w hich to h atch th eir
chicks for th e 1925 show s. The club
has been in th e lead for th e p a st tw o
years a t co unty fair, sta te fair and
• Pacific In te rn a tio n a l stock show , d e­
feating older b reed ers, having the
la rg e st and best d isplay of p o u ltry of
' any club i n . th e state. T hey a re
i breeding th e ■'Krueger’s Golden W est
I A nconas” w hich a re w ell know n for
i the laying q u ality an d show strain .
The boys co n tem p late sellin g th eir
i eggs and baby ch ick s in A pril and
May.
TUBES
Vulcanizing and Retrending
All W ork G uaran teed
G resh am T ire Shop
GEO. A. BRANDT,
FOLKS
INCUR
«TOWN
fooled
ßr
Edward
McCullough
AUTOCASTER
WAL ,
W AL '
Phone 1471
R U S S E L L V IL L E ’S NEW SCHOOL BUILDING.
CORBETT
Geo. P erre y en tertain ed his S unday
school class a t th e Ju liu s M eier co u n ­
try home S atu rd ay evening. A bout 45
w ere in atten d an ce. N ewton S h e p ­
h erd and Wm. M organ assisted th e
h o st in en tertain in g th e guests.
A uto F re ig h t T erm in al
FAIRVIEW
A group of in te reste d women w ere
given a m ost in stru c tiv e disco u rse of
Miss L ucy Case, n u tritio n ex p e rt of
th e O. A. C. extension service, on W ed­
n esd ay a t th e city hall. T his m eeting
waa th e p relim in ary of a se rie s of
ta lk s and d em o n stratio n s w hich w ill
be given to th e ladles of th is com ­
m u n ity once ench m onth, th e next,
m eeting o cc u rrin g on S atu rd ay , A pril
4, a t th e R. R. M orrill home. At tills
tim e It is hoped a la rg e n u m b er of
ladies w ill avail them selves of th e op­
p o rtu n ity to h ea r th e se in stru c tiv e
!
M rs- H- H- M orrill w as u n an l-
m o u s,y chosen as p resid e n t and Mrs
H. M. H ayles as se c re ta ry of th is
8I'r *” K 8 m eetings,
ladles of th e Sm ith M em orial
P re sb y te ria n ch u rch w ill hold a tea
T h u rsd ay aftern o o n a t th e hom e of
Mrs. S. L. Lockwood, n ear B alrds-
I dale statio n . Mrs. E. H olgate, Mrs.
G eorge Lum sden and Mrs. O scar
W alln will a s sist th e hostess. All l a ­
dles of th e com m unity are co rd ially
Invited.
Portland, Phone EAst 2804
Gres ham, Phone 1*201
Lundquist Truck Line
S uccessor to
The S unday school lesson w as m ade
very In terestin g S unday m o rn in g at
th e C orbett com m unity ch u rch by Its
v ery proficient te a c h e rs and th e m usic
w as enlivened by B u rto n Bush w ith
th e co rn et and F red E tling, saxophone
play in g w ith th e singing.
Mrs. Olivia Leland w ent to P o rtlan d
S atu rd ay , rem ain in g u n til S unday eve-
n ing to v isit old frien d s from L ake
county w ho w ere -in P o rtlan d .
Miss P au lin e R lckll visited frien d s
a t C ascade Locks S atu rd ay n ig h t and
Sunday.
R. F. Robinson of P o rtlan d w as at
C orbett, Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. L ew is Reed visited Mr.
and Mrs. Ted H all, Sunday.
P ro fesso r McKay w as given a s u r ­
p rise p a rty a t th e high school F rid ay
evening.
Miss L ucile K incaid, a sen io r In C o­
lum bian high and very g enial and a c ­
VICTORY
com m odating a s sista n t telephone ex ­
Mrs. L. C. A rm stro n g of V ictory en-
change lady, has been very sick w ith
'
tertafn
ed a fam ily p a rty a t d in n er on
tonsflitls for th e p a st few days. H er
I S unday w hen she had as g u ests Mrs.
m any frien d s w ill be pleased to know
E. A. Coker and Miss A gnes W illiam s
she is m uch b etter a t th is w riting.
j T he sm elt ru n in th e Sandy a t of P o rtlan d , Mr. and Mrs. S. S. A rm - !
tra c te d a num ber of C o rb ettites Sun- stro n g and fam ily and Raym ond W il­
liam s of C lackam as, H erb ert A rm ­
day.
stro n g of D ixon's m ill above C h e rry ­
C olum bia g ran g e w ill give a dance
ville and Ju n io r W illiam s.
I on th e evening of M arch 21st.
T he V ictory circ le of the E v an g eli­
Mr. and Mrs. P. D. S ettlqm eier v is ­
cal
W om en's Union w ill m eet a t th e 1
ited th e fo rm e r’s p a re n ts in P o rtlan d
hom e of M tb . A. McMillan T hursday,
Sunday.
M arch 19, a t 2 o'clock.
T he V ictory P a ren t-T ea ch e r asgo
G rape Vines.
W ordens, C oncords, N iag aras, one elation w ill hold its re g u la r m eeting
year old.
S plendidly rooted, su re on th e evening of F riday, M arch 20.
grow ers. Low prices. O rder now. T he p ro g ram will be In ch a rg e of th e i
H arold Oberg, C raig road, fo u rth
house n o rth off B a rr road. TAbor Rev. E. G. R anton and his boys' glee I
clyb. T h ere w ill also be a candy sale
6014, P o rtlan d . R. 7, Box 966.
in connection w ith th e ex ercises of th e !
evening.
DANCE
Corbett Grange Hall, at Corbett
SATURDAY EVENING, MARCH 21
Admission 91.00
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Morgan Bros.
PORTLAND
WAY POINTS
GRESHAM
Local and Long D istance
M oving
DANCING
Every Wednesday and
Saturday Evenings
S p r i n g e r ’s H a l l
near Pleasant Valley Grunge
D on’t F o rg e t and You W on’t R eg ret
P hone G resham 1689
TRUCKING
IJfHURKI» CA ItlttF.lt
BLAINE TURNER, Prop
Troutdale, Oregon
W atch for the D ally Truck
I-et me do your hauling between
Portland and Troutdale on the Sandy
Boulevard.
Compare It with ether»-—
It has no equal”
AMBER-O-LATUM
ill
N ick erso n ’s Je llie d chicken m ay be '
CHEST OINTMENT
served In a few m inutes. Any way I *
you like except ro asted . Steam p res- F or th e q uick relief of C hest Colds,
su re cooked.
tf (’roup, Pneum onia, Influenza and
P leu risy P ains. P ric e 50c.
For Sale by All D ruggists
H a ll’s C a ta rrh
Medicine Treatm ent, both
Cream Prices.
T he S andy cre am e ry is paying 47
local and internal, and has been success­ cen ts a t th e cream ery and 45 cen ts on
ful in the treatm ent o f C atarrh for over the ro u te for b u tte rfa t.—Adv.
forty years. Sold by all druggists.
Money to loan on rea l estate. F arm
F. J. CHENEY &. CO., Toledo, Ohio
loans a t 6 per cent. B. W. T horne.
OLD POP PGAWINGr CONTEST
S aw
B u l l e t in
b o v & hundceds
and
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C O M P L IM B N T MOO O N NOOQ
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JU D erlN er 8 O A P D W IL L .
CCO TAINLV HAVE O N E HARD
T lM C in P IC K IN G - T H f i
W IN N E R S .
SEE T H IS SPACE NEXT
W E E K F o p FURTHER
A N N O U N C E M E N T ABOUT
THtfe G REAT NATIONWIDE
C o n t e s t ,
w in n e r s w il l
B e p u b l is h e d s h q r t l v .
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