Gresham outlook. (Gresham, Multnomah County, Or.) 1911-1991, May 29, 1925, Image 3

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Newspaper Page TextGRESHAM OUTLOOK. tu a it Decision Plevuea Lender. Prohibition was so well pleased with the decision W. J. Herwig, superintendent of the Anti-saloon league, of Oregon, is much gratified over the recent victory of the prohibition forceu in the case of Fred T. Merrill, former proprietor of the Twelve-Mile house, when the United States circuit court of appeals upheld the decision of the district court in its conviction of Merrill, which carried with it a jail sentence of six mouths and a fine of $250 on the charge of violating the prohibition law and maintaining a nuisance. Mr. Herwig of bte court that he wrote a commen datory letter to George Neuner, United States attorney for Oregon, who ar gued the appeal before the appeals court, congratulating him upon the victory won in this case. CORBETT FRIDAY. MAY 2>, U>25 PAGE THREE T R O U T D A L E L A D IE S’ AID E N T E R T A IN W ITH PA R TY The high school students and teach Mrs. Wm Markell was a most de ers enjoyed an automobile trip over the Columbia river highway to the Mt lightful hostess Wednesday at a party Hood country Saturday going up the given at her home on the Cornelius mountain as far as the snow line. A place by the Troutdale Ladies Aid. The rooms were gay with spring picnic lunch was served. flowers, among them being some vases Plano at Big Saving. Miss Pauline Rickll returned to her A high-grade piano near Gresham of very fine roses. The members of will be sold to reliable party at a big home in Salem Sunday. Miss Ricklt the Smith Memorial Women's Society saving, $10 monthly will handle. A has made many friends in thia vicinity snap. Write at once to Tallman Piano during her two years period as In of Fairview were the guests of the oc store, Salem, Oregon.—Adv. casion. A most enjoyable afternoon structor in the high school. was spent in listening to a short pro Money to loan on real estate. Farm The Rev. Mr. Maxey, a former pas gram and strolling about the beauti loans at 6 per cent. B. W. Thorne. tor at the Corbett community «hurch ful grounds. but now a resident of Portland The numbers on the program were preached at the church Sunday. a song and music by Mrs. L. A. Har The graduates from the eighth low. reading by Mrs. S. L. Lockwood grade in Dist. 39, Corbett, were Eu of Fairview, vocal duets by Mrs. C. E gene Chamberlain, Gilbert Hodgson, Scott and Faye Parsons; and Miss Harry Palmer, Julia Kercher, Graca Case, a nutrition specialist, gave a Surber, Arthur Grimm, Carl Etling, short talk on food value. After the Mahlon Evans and Lynne Woodw.irJ, program a game in the nature of a Those on the honor roll were Carl word contest was played, in which Etling, Arthur Grimm. Harry Pal n r, Mrs. Eunice Robinson carried ofT the Lynne Woodward. Carl Etling re ne prize, a bouquet given by the hostess ed "A Real Man”, which was worthy An interesting incident of the party of special mention. was the presenting of a gift, a vase of Mr. and Mrs, Oleman left Tuesday Mexican glass, to Mrs. B. Morehead, a by auto for a trip to the Sound cities former member of the Aid, who now and Victoria. B, C. lives in Portland. Mrs. Ethel Smith Stewart was in Dainty refreshments of cake and Portland Wednesday. Binders, Mowers, Rakes, Tedders punch were served. About 50, includ Clifford Reed came down from Cor ing the children, enjoyed the gracious vallis Thursday to attend the i.i th hospitality of the hostess and her as Genuine repairs for all harvesting or haying machines school graduating exercises. sistants among the Aid members. Mrs. Palmer has her huge, palatial inn above Crown Point nearly com FAIR VIEW pleted and will be open for business R E L IA B IL IT Y SERV ICE J June 4. A landscape gardener has R. R. Morrill, an attorney with an Phone 1451 Phone 1451 | had charge of the making of the lawn office in Portland, who for the past and planting flowers and shrubbery six years has resided with his family IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIUHIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIlIrtllUlllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllillllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllll and has installed fountain and pond. In Fairview, has traded his residence A large stone arch, which will be property here, consisting of two acres electrically lighted at the interac and an 8-room house, for a house and tion of the Columbia river highway lot in Rose City Park. Mr. Mills and and mountain road leading to the inn wife, also their son and his wife and will add greatly to the attraction f four children, will be the new occu the beautiful resort. pants of the former Morrill home. George Knieriem Sr., is in Portland Malcolm Morrill is a student in the this week visiting his daughters. Benson Polytechnic school in Port Bella Reed entertained her school land. IFill Deliver mates at a lawn party Tuesday eve A union service will be held Sunday ning. evening at the Methodist Episcopal church, the Rev. R. D. Everett of Port W. A. PROCTOR, Cherryville, Oregon land conducting the service. There TROUTDALE will be an exhibit of the work done by Phones Sandv 4x and 223 Miss Mary Andrews of Portland and the children of the daily vacation the Rev. R. D. Everett, who has been Bible school, also a brief program giv conducting the daily vacation Bible en by them. school at Troutdale, will be present at Miss Josephine Townsend, who has M I L E A G E H E A D Q ^ u a R T E R S '- the Sunday school of the Troutdale been teaching school at Vernonia, is community church Sunday morning, at the red, white and blue pump home for the summer vacation. She at which time an exhibit will be given has secured a school at Gilbert sta ot the work which was done by the va tion, between Gresham and Portland, cation school. The pastor, the Rev. E. for the coming year. R. D. Hollensted, will preach at S Mr. Batilega and family, of Trout o'clock in the evening on the subjeot, dale, who purchased ten acres from “Why Worship God?” S. A. Arata some time ago, will move onto their new property soon. It Is THANKS. The people of Troutdale desire to located on the Columbia river high thank all those who came to our as way between Fairview and the Arata sistance during our recent fire, es road. pecially the Portland fire department, and the folkj at Gresham, Springdale and Bridal Veil, who so thouglitfull’’ POWELL VALLEY and generously sent equipment as' well as men. Mrs. J. E. Loriner, who is the pres LAURv D. HARl.OW, Mayor. ident of the Lutheran Home and For eign Missionary society for the Port land district, will be present Friday evening at the festival to be held at the Lutheran church in Powell Valley There will be interesting musical numbers, both vocal and instrumental and coffee and cake will be served. School closed last Friday with a G ra d u a tio n is o n e of th e grand picnic and track meet on the im p o r ta n t m ile -s to n e s in school grounds. Prizes contributed y o u r life. A s te p a s im p o rt by the business men of the neighbor a n t a s th is is w o rth re c o rd hood were given to the pupils starring in g in a p h o to g ra p h , a n d in the athletic events. An interesting y o u r frie n d s a n d re la tiv e s ball game was played between the w ill e n jo y such a p h o to g ra p h , grade school boys and their fathers, a n d y e a rs fro m now you w ill assisted by a number of high school There Dealers Sell **Red Crown" M I LES find it even m o re p recio u s. boys, In which the smaller boys lost out. A delicious lunch was served at A special graduation style— noon. Two prizes of $1 each had been offered to the pupil in each room pro universally popular—Is ducing the neatest notebook at the priced at per doz. close of the school year. Ruby Arvid- son, a student in the fifth grade, won GRESHAM SPRINGDALE the prize in the upper grades and GRESHAM GARAGE PARSONS & NORTHWAY Stanley Lyons, a fourth grader, that GRESHAM TRANSFER SALZMAN BROS. ' in the primary room. It was a very and SERVICE STA. P h o n e 541 G re sh a m , Ore. close contest, as many neat books A. E. HANKE 1VV FILLING STATION were turned in by the students. Miss ORIENT AND MAIN ST. GARAGE , PLEASANT HOME Marian Robertson treated her eighth TWELVE MILE SERVICE grade pupils to a trip up the highway C. M. BELL & SON STATION as far as Cascade Locks on Tuesday of MIKE CUNNiNGHAM I W. A. PROCTOR this week. They were accompanied BANDY by Mrs. Helen Camp. PERRETT BROS. The Misses Nettie and May Nelson S W E E T CREAM ROBT. SMITH LINNEMANN left on Thursday morning for Seattle P. R. MEINIG U. O. SMITH and A. HARTWIG where they will attend the young peo ples' and Sunday school conference of the Mission church as delegates from TROUTDALE AND “Gresham Maid" SVI AMORE FAIRVIEW Powell Valley. F. M. DAVIS C. C. BUSH “What Does It Mean to Be Bap J. O. DAVIS tized With the Holy Spirit?" will be MIZPAH INN KELSO Supplied Dally the theme of the sermon Sunday O. G. RANEY * ERI & JONSRUD E. E. VAN BUSKIRK morning at the Mission church by the Sweet (ream Shippers Wanted pastor, the Rev. O. J. Wllner. He will speak in the evening on “The Enlight GRESHAM enment of the Holy Spirit." AUTOMOBILES - IMPLEMENTS HESSEL IMPLEMENT CO. ....d a y or night Someone Is always here to respond to the request (or our services or just to a n s w e r questions ubout phases of our Funeral Direction, (ousult ns in com plete contidence and we will advice just w hat to do. Ready to Serve....and Serving! B etw een th e tim e d e a th o ccu rs a n d th e fu n e ra l se rv ic es a re h eld m an y th in g s m u st be a tte n d e d to by th o se qualified to d ire c t. A n em e rg en c y e x is ts a n d its p ro p e r so lu tio n d e p e n d s on th o se c alled on to a ssist. Day Any may Just or Night. time you ne“d in— call W e a re q ualified by ex p e rie n ce , fa c ilitie s a n d e q u ip m e n t to c o -o p e ra te w ith th e n eed s of th is s tre s s fu l perio d . We a ssu m e re sp o n sib ility fo r th e o ccasio n a n d a s su re s a tis fa c tio n in s e r vice ren d e re d . Jacobson & Cox SUnset FRIENDLY UNDERTAKERS 1821 5802-04 Ninety-Second 8L, Lents Good Assortment of BUILDING LUMBER SANDY LUMBER COMPANY T Southeast Portland Lumber Company M A N U FA C T U R E R S OF All Kinds of Lumber, Lath and Shingles Sawmill and Yard at Lents Junction near Foster Road * urn in to t h e Deliveries made anywhere “ RED CROWN” PUMP A. J. DWYER, President and General Manager. JOHN P. MILLER, Vico President IRWIN H. CONE. Secretary-Treasurer for g a s o l in e CROWDED WITH MILEAGE. All the years of the Standard Oil Company’s gasoline-making experience have gone into making “ Red Crown” the best for summer driving . . . Here you find not only quick starting, speed and power, but the very maximum To the Graduates o f ’25 GATES’ FUNERAL HOME TRUST — SERVICE We are equipped to give the same distinctive service that can be had from Portland or elsewhere, and are pre pared to give service in and out of Portland as well. We endeavor to perforin this sacred obligation with the highest standard of efficiency. Chapel free to all. DAY OK NIGHT Phone 2471 Gresham, Oregon MRS. J. E. G A TES J. E. G A T E S Mortician Lady Assistant o f —MILEAGE! HARDY STUDIO ICE ICE CREAM gau buynules fest fa ÿ iri ftW -h y miles »TA N PA A D O l l COMftUfY ( C » ll< » r w t a > Now Is the Time to Electrify Your Home. Y oh already know that Electric Service 1« the most useful and economical servant in the home. W hy n o t s t a r t now a n d le t E le c tric ity do a ll y o u r h o u se h o ld d ru d g e ry fo r you? MODERN APPLIANCES AT MODERATE PRICES We have an excellent stock to select from. Electric Store Electric Building PORTLAND ELECTRIC POWER CO. FOR THE BEST MEATS F re sh o r C ured, I-ard, E tc., p re p a re d a n d sold u n d e r a b so lu te ly s a n ita ry c o n d itio n s a n d a t low est p o ssib le p rices, y o u ’ll go to THE SANITARY MARKET GEO. DIKTL, Prop. CREAMERY CO. Cream Prices HOGAN The Sandy creamery is paying 44 I cents at the creamery and 42 cents on Mrs. A. J. Stout attended the funeral I the route for butterfat.—Adv. Wednesday at Sandy of Ned Nelson who was killed In an auto accident last Saturday. Mr. and Mrs. A. N. Patterson of Pdttland visited Tuesday with (heir daughter, Mra. Carl Schultz and fam ily. TROUTDALE CITY HALL Mr. and Mrs J. M. Carr and sen te- turned Tuesday evening to ’heir nome In Eugene after a short visit with I he latter's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Karl G JG /U F’S O R C H E STR A Schultz, also other relatives and friends. Good Management and Good Time Assured Phone 1381 DANCE SATURDAY EVENING, JUNE 6 G e n tle m e n *1.00 L ad ies F re e Advertising bridges the stream ot competition. Phone 1711 Gre.haui We Understand. When a plumber makes a mistake he charges twice for It. When a law yer makes a mistake It's just what he wanted so he can appeal (to your pocketbook). When a carpenter makes a mistake he boards It up and nails you with the bill. When an elec trician makes a mistake he blames It on the conductor. When a doctor makea a mistake he buries It. When an undertaker makes a mistake h just digs it up. When a judge makes s mistake It may become the law of the land. When a preacher makes a mistake no one knows the difference. When a salesman makes a mistake he charges it on his expense account. But when a printer makes a mistake ev erybody hears about It and Jumps on him.—Selected. Ixit your eye run down this column.