GRESHAM OUTLOOK,
PAGE THREE
FAIRVIEW
KELSO
S unday school w ill convene a t th e
S m ith M em orial P re sb y te ria n ch u rch
a t 10 o’clock, follow ed by m orning
w orship a t 11 and a serm o n by th e
p asto r, th e Rev. E. R. D. H ollensted
from th e su b ject, "T h e A postle’s
Creed.” T he an n u a l co n g reg atio n al
m eeting, to w hich all m em bers and
frien d s a re Invited, w ill be held W ed
nesday evening a t th e city h all. A
pot-luck d in n er w ill be served at 7
o’clock, a fte r w hich a sh o rt business
session w ill be held for th e election of
officers an d re p o rts of th e y e a r's work.
A social hour w ith a b rief p ro g ram
w ill follow.
T he n in etieth b irth d a y an n iv ersary
of T. G. Jo n sru d w as celeb rated on
F rid a y evening. M arch 20. at th e home
of A lbert Jo n sru d , about 25 ch ild ren ,
g ra n d ch ild ren an d g rea t g ran d c h il
d ren being p resen t. Mr. Jo n sru d is
th e oldest citizen of K elso in w hich
com m unity he h a s resided for about
49 years. F or 30 y ears he served as
ju stic e of th e peace u n til he w as about
75 y ea rs old. F o r a m an of his years,
his h ealth is fa irly good, he w alks
e re c t and his m ind and m em ory are
s till keen. In an in te re stin g ta lk to
th o se assem bled he told, m ostly in a
h u m o ro u s vein, of th e h ard sh ip s th e
ea rly se ttle rs had to endure. To get
flour they w alked a d istan ce of seven
m iles and c a rrie d it back. He h u m o r
ously rem ark ed th a t th e soil w as ex
ce lle n t when they w ere ab le to get to
it, so com pletely w as th e land covered
w ith big logs and stum ps. Since his
beloved wife died la st fall, he p refers
to live alone in a co ttag e next door
to his g ran d so n . He follow s world
events w ith in te re st, n ever failin g to
read his daily p ap er.
T he W om an’s club w ill m eet on
T h u rsd ay aftern o o n M arch 26 a t the
hom e of Mrs. Dolan.
HALEY
T he R araca cla ss of th e P o rtlan d
B ap tist ch u rc h w ill con d u ct a m eet
ing a t th e H aley B a p tist ch u rc h a t
3:30. Sunday aftern o o n , assiste d by
th e strin g band of th e sam e place,
a fte r w hich lunch w ill be served. The
v isito rs w ill also be th e re fo r th e eve
n ing service a t 7:30.
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Damascus
COTTRELL
Mack’s Orchestra
Mr. and Mrs. M artin M ulthauf spent
sev eral days w ith th e la tte r's b ro th er,
D. D. Meyer and fam ily a t C ottrell,
also visited rela tiv e s and frien d s in
P o rtlan d before b o arding th e "A d
m ira l F a rra g u t” for San F ran cisco , at
w hich place they w ill v isit for a few
March 28
New F loor.
We have added a sand and gravel truck to our
equipment.
G ravel
S an d
BEST PRICES ON
LIU PAY, MARCH ¿7,
iMake Your Dollars Work!
You w ork h a rd fo r y o u r d o lla r s - a r e th e y
w o rk in g fo r you? M ake them . D eposit a
few h e re in a S a v in g s A ccount a n d th e y
w ill be w o rk in g fo r you n ig h t a n d day,
e a rn in g th e 4% in te re s t w e pay.
L a te r, w h e n you a re too old to w ork,
th e s e d o lla rs w ill m ak e y o u r old ag e o n e of
peace a n d c o m fo rt. You w ould not be de
p en d e n t on a n y o n e NOW fo r th e w orld.
N e ith e r w ill you w a n t to be d e p e n d e n t on
a n y o n e L A T E R . T h e re is n o n eed to be if
you m ak e ev e ry pay d a y c o u n t a n d save
so m e th in g fo r th e fu tu re .
BANK OF GRESHAM
G R ESH A M , OREGON
days before leaving for Stockton, Cal- i
lfornia. W hile h ere they enjoyed th e I
scen ery along th e Colum bia riv er |
highw ay and sp e n t a day w ith friends
in Salem .
C rushed R ock
Road Gravel, Crushed Rock, Concrete Gravel
Plaster Sand.
C O N C R E T E B R IC K
Willamette River Washed Gravel and Sand
D elivered Any P lace.
Q uick Service.
L ow est P rices
B est C oncrete M aterial to be had.
ROCKWOOD
F IS K
T IR E S
and
TUBES
F. H . Dye, who p u rch ased th e
Vulcanizing and Retreading
schoolhouse in th e form er T erry dis
All W ork G uaranteed
tric t, is rem odeling it en tirely . T here
will be six living room s on th e w est
G resham T ire Shop
LIGHT AND HEAVY HAULING
TROUTDALE. OREOON
PHONE GRESHAM 489
and th e e a st side of th e b u ilding will
GEO. A. BRANDT,
Phone 1471
be m ade in to a sto re. T he building
w ill p robably be ready for occupancy
ab o u t th e first of Ju n e, and Mr. Dye
exp ects to p u t in a stock of gro ceries
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w ith th e idea of la te r in sta llin g a gas
tilling sta tio n and co n v ertin g the
They make you money
g ro u n d s into an au to cam ping park.
K NAR R & SO N
Gresham Transfer & Service Station
Plant Grafted Walnuts
TROUTDALE
responsibility
I
B usiness a t th e C. C. Bush g arag e
has grow n u n til th e services of th ree
m echanics a re req u ired to ta k e care
, of th e w ork. C arl Zlebeck, a g eneral
m echanic from C rookston, M innesota,
is th e la te st addition to th e g arag e
I force of w o rk ers. R. C. C am pbell Is
an experienced b attery and g en e rato r
m an an d R ichard W alb ert, rec en tly
from G aribaldi, Oregon, Is a m echanic
and serv ice m an.
Miss M. F. IJiecher, who has spent
th e w in te r h ere w ith her sisters, Mrs.
E m ilie C. Shaw and Mrs. I,a u ra Helm -
boldt, left S atu rd ay for Los A ngeles
w here she w ill v isit for two m onths
th en go to Ohio w here she w ill spend
som e tim e before re tu rn in g to her
hom e in F lorida.
In every community the ser
vices of an u n d e r t a k e r are
called for . . . . sooner or later.
An emergency exists which
must be met in a definite way.
Who shall be called on to assist?
Our personal experience and
years of training have fitted us
to meet this responsibility. Our
integrity is established. The
confidence and esteem of a large
unmber of people is a tribute of
which we are justly proud. Our
privilege is your satisfaction.
HENRY J. JACOBSON
A
Distinctive
Funeral
N o w a v a ila b le to G resh am , its
v icin ity an d a ll to w n s o f the
n eigh b orh ood an d bound to prove
h elp fu l soon er or la ter as tim e
g o es on a re the fa c ilitie s and
eq u ip m en t o f our firm .
O c c a sio n a lly in the p ast an d
so m e tim es q u ite freq u en tly w e
h ave b een ask ed to serv e in this
part o f the C oun ty. W e resp o n d
ed to the ca ll an d n eed to the very
b est o f our a b ility . T h e a p p re
cia tio n o f th ose w e serv ed m ea n t
m uch to us as w e strived o n ly to
serve as w e o u rselv es w ould be
served .
P e rs o n a l ( a rc
SUnset
1821
ROY n. COX
Service
R ec en tly , h ow ever, w e are b e t
ter eq u ip p ed and p rep ared to a s
sist in this territory. T h e a d d i
tion o f fa st au to m o tiv e eq u ip
m en t to our fa c ilitie s r e a lly
b rin gs our serv ice as c lo se as the
telep h o n e on your w a ll. N igh t or
d a y w e are p rep ared to serve an d
w ill b e foun d rea d y w h erever
c a lle d .
W e re a liz e too that the w ill to
a ssist is o n e th in g; r e a lly a ssist
in g is an oth er. R eal serv ice m ust
be given , e lse w hy ta lk e d ab out.
O urs is a service o f h elp fu ln ess.
It w ill sa tisfy b eca u se w e w ou ld
h ave it that w a y .
Jacobson & Cox
Lady Attendant
FRIENDLY UNDERTAKERS
6*402-04 Ninety-Second Street, Lent«»
Day or Night.
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SERVICE
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Day or Night
One iif the best hlnrks of Vrniininn
Kmniiuette In the State, »eleet type,
well grown. All other stocks. Illberts,
apple, pear, cherry, prune, plum,
poach, apricots, etc. Small fruits, etc.
Right stock at right prices.
Submit your want list, send for
prices. 35 years In business.
CARLTON NU RSER Y CO.
Carlton, Oregon.
C O M IN G
TO PORTLAND
Dr. Mellenthin
SPECIALIST
In Internal Medicine for the
past twelve years
D. W. M ickley has pu rch ased two
DDES NOT OPERATE
lots on D ora stre e t, of Mrs. A lice Rix.
T ro u td ale Is to have a 20th Cen
Will he at
tu ry sto re in th e n ea r fu tu re . The
BENSON HOTEL
F ra n k M urphy building acro ss th e
stre e t from th e c. c. Bush g ara g e has Wednesday, Thursday, Friday,
been leased for th a t purpose. It Is i
April 15, Hi and 17
said th e re Is also a new m eat m ark et
com ing In soon.
Office H o u rs: 10 a. m. to 4 p. m.
F red M atches cam e down from Day-
Three Days Only
ton, O regon, S unday to see th e sm elt !
ru n and v isit his b ro th er A rth u r and
No Charge for ('oiisultatlon
o th e r realtlv es.
Dr. M ellenthin is a re g u la r g rad u a te
T he L adies Aid will give a m usical
p rogram and a o ne-act farce on April in m edicine and su rg ery and is li
censed by th e sta te of Oregon, He
4 a t th e city h all. W. H. H ollensted does not o p era te for ch ro n ic appen-
of P o rtlan d , son of th e Rev. E. R. I) dlcltls, gall stones, u lcers of stom ach.
H ollensted, w ill sin g ; Billy B ergfelt to n sils or adenoids.
of P o rtlan d , g ran d so n of Mrs. Ruth
He has to h l" c re d it w onderful re-
B rink. w ill give a violin solo; Miss
th " *tom/ ‘ch ’. U7 , T
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,,, bowels, blood, skin, nerves, h e a rt, kid-
M arguerlte Bailey of G resham will ney> bladder, bed w etting, c a ta rrh ,
give a reading. T h ere will also be weak lungs, rh eu m atism , sciatica, leg
sev eral n u m b ers by local ta len t.
u lcers and rectal ailm ents.
Mrs. J. D. McGowan and Miss E lla
Below are th e nam es of a few of his
McGowan of P o rtlan d w ere g u ests a t m any satisfied p atien ts In O regon:
th e hom e of Mr. and Mrs. H. E. Illoyd
H edwlck W ilson, Gold Beach, Ore.,
on Sunday. T hey sp en t some tim e on v ar,co "e »leers.
, . . | F ra n k K oehler, T he D alles, Oregon,
th e b an k s of th e Sandy riv er w atching
tro u b le
th e sm elt fishing.
Mrs. E. C. H am m ock, M yrtle Point,
Mr. and Mrs. J. H ulub an d son of | O re , goiter.
Ione, O regon, visited a couple of days
Mrs. Jo h n McCue, Lakeside, O re ,
th is week a t th e 8. A. Edm undson “ ’¡'¿'¿'"v W estfall, O ntario, O re , u lcer
home. Mrs. H ulub Is a sister of Mrs. Of stom ach.
E dm undson.
Mrs. E. C. B ates, B aker, Oregon,
R eg u lar ch u rc h services are con- ec*em *'
Rlchey, B oring, O re , h e a rt
ducted by th e Rev. E. R. I). H ollensted t rou'j,|e ’
every S unday evening a t 7:30 a t th e
L ouis S. Htelber, 326 E. B uchanan,
T ro u td ale com m unity ch u rch . 8 unday P o rtlan d , O re , adenoids and tonsils,
school m eets a t 10 a. m. All a re In-
Kemernb„r above d ate tb a t congu|.
vlted to atten d th ese services.
tatlon on th is trip w ill be free and
Miss K lann from O. A. C , C orvallis, th a t his tre a tm e n t is different,
sp en t a few days of her sp rin g vaca- i M arried women m u st be accom -
tlon a t th e hom e of Mr and Mrs. H. i panleil by tl>eir husbands.
A ddress: 211 B rad b u ry B ld g , Loa
E. W aite.
! A ngeles, C alifornia.
A wood tru c k sm ashed Into Jam es
Sim oni’s Maxwell to u rin g c a r * in become n ecessary for him to Install
P o rtlan d on W ednesday afternoon. an o th er b arb er ch a ir. A b arb er from
Mrs. Sim onl bad parked the c a r and P o rtlan d is help in g w ith th e w ork.
T he 500 p arty given at th e Masonic
she w ith Mrs. F ra n ce s F ox and Mrs.
hall
on W ednesday night was attended
Minnie Beidm ann had left th e ca r
only a few m in u tes when the accid en t by a larg e crow d. H igh honors w ent
occu rred . T he Maxwell is w recked to Mrs. R ichard K u a rr and Mr. C h ris
ten sen . Consolation to Mrs. R ichard
beyond rep air.
M. 1). McOinnls is T ro u td a le 's new T e g a rt and J. R. C avanagh. A sh o rt
city m a rsh a l, Wra. M undt having re program was enjoyed and a delicious
signed on ac co u n t of going aw ay for lunch of sandw iches, cak e and coffee,
w as served.
th e sum m er.
Alvin C opeland's b arb e r b u sin ess
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