GRESHAM OLTLOOK.
THE END OF THE JOY RIDE
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SEPTEMBER
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News from Nearby Localities School Supplies
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i llltY IE W SCHOOL WILL
DEDICATE NEW BUILDING
M orning w orship will he held at th e
T he d edicatory exercises of th e new
Sm ith M emorial P resb y terian ch u rch
Sunday m orning at 11 o’clock w ith a F airview schoolhouse will be held on
serm on by th e p asto r, th e Rev. E. R. F riday evening, Septem ber 18, at 8
D. H ollensted. S unday school w ill be o'clock, and all in terested frien d s are
ing at 10 o’clock. T h ere w ill be a se s invited to be p resen t.
T he p rinciple ad d ress of th e eve
sion of th e S unday school te ac h ers
and officers at th e hom e of Mr. and ning w ill be given by E. C. F arn u m ,
Mrs. G eorge P. L um sden Sunday a f executive se creta ry of the P o rtlan d
| Council of C hurches and a sh o rt ta lk
ternoon a t 3 o’clock.
A social evening w ill be held a t the w ill be given by W. F. W oodard of
hom e of T hom as Low on th e Sandy I School DiBt. No. 1, Lem uel P. P u t-
T h u rsd ay evening u n d er th e auspices I iiani, d irecto r of educatioual ch u rch
of th e W om an's society of th e Sm ith activities, will in tro d u ce the speakers.
County School S u p erin ten d en t W. C.
Memorial P re sb y teria n church.
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are co rd ially invited to be p resen t. A lderson w ill conduct th e sta n d a rd i
T h ere w ill be a p ro g ram and re fre s h zation exercises.
On th e school board a re J. W. Mol-
m ents w ill be served.
T he first m eeting of th e F airview I ler, ch a irm an ; W. E. Stone and Ray
P a ren t-T ea ch e r asso ciatio n w ill be i C. Sim pson, w ith G eorge R. Shaw as
held F rid ay aftern o o n a t 2 p. m. in the clerk. The te ac h ers a re Mrs. Anne
schoolhouse. All m em bers a re r e T eg art, p rin cip al; Miss R eta Ellis,
quested to be p resen t as plans for the Miss Beryl King and Miss Leah B our
geois.
com ing y ear w ill be discussed.
VICTORY
PLE A SA N T HOME
V ictory C ircle of th e E vangelical
W om en’s Union w ill m eet w ith Mrs.
O liv e 'S tre b in on T h u rsd ay afternoon,
S ep tem ber 17, a t 2 o’clock.
School sta rte d la st M onday w ith
«bout 20 pupils' enrolled. Mrs. Louise
M. N elson is th e te ac h er for an o th er
year.
T he V ictory P a re n t-T e a c h e r asso cia
tio n w ill m eet on Friday, S eptem ber
18 a t 8 o'clock. T his association is r e
q u ested to m ake its donations tow ard
th e P a re n t-T e a c h e rs service shop dur-
ing th is m onth. A nything in the line
of clothing, household goods, books,
m ag azines, m usic, p ic tu res, etc., will
be acc« pted. P lease b rin g an y th in ';
you have in th is line to th e V ictory
schoolhouse on F rid ay evening.
New tilings u n d er "C lassified.”
Columbia River Salmon
B U Y FR ESH
and a t reasonable prices, on
and after Sept. 10.
FLOYD REED
Phone Corbett 1620 Corbett
PAINLESS CHIROPODISTS
and ARCH SPECIALISTS
Do your feet tire and ache, or have
you cram ps or pains In the foot or
leg. If so, call and let us tell you
what Is wrong
We are CHIROPOII-
I8TS
and
ARCH
SPECIALISTS.
Eatablleheil ten year« In Portland, and
have thon«anda of aatlatied rnatomer«
tliroughonl the eonntry. We specialize
in rorrertly liltin g the All Leather
Adjustable Arch Support at about
h alf som e others charge. W e also re
move corns, callouses, ingrown nails
and give Instant relief to all foot
troubles at m ost reasonable prices.
EXAM INATIO N F R E E
Open Saturday Evenings.
Dr. L. Eaton
Dr. B. E. Kelly
Blue Mouse Theater Building
11th and W ashington Sts.
Portland, Ore.
Tel. Broadw ay 2S24
T he W. W. G. g irls a re sponsoring
an ice cream social on F rid ay evening
a t th e O rient school au d ito riu m . A
splendid p ro g ram w ill be given con
sistin g of read in g s from m em bers of
th e G illespie si liool o f expression,
pantom im es and m usical num bers
from G resham ta len t.
M arion M iller and soil T. ddy from
M yrtle P oint a re spending a raw iL ys
w ’*li th e fo rm er's m other, Mrs. P. M.
Miller.
1 F red John so n and E lg ar Sloop left
T h u rsd ay lo r A lberta. Canada, to
spend a few w eek .
Mrs. lle h n e r Jo h n so n and Mrs. A.
E. D eH av n took in th e ex cu rsio n to
Spokan
la st v c k-end and visited
frien d s th ere,
re tu rn in g
Monday
night. Seven hu n d red and t w enty-live
p erso n s w ere on th e ir tra in and 795
on th e S. P. & S.
The excursion
b ro u g h t to Spokane fr mi S eattle m ore
th an 3000 ; rsons. W hile in Spokane
Mrs. D eH aven visited with h er sister,
Mrs. F. W. W itters, and Mrs. Jo h n so n
w as th e guest of h er b ro th er, W ilm er
Maxwell.
Mr. and Mrs. R alph Lee of Chehalis,
W ashington, w ere g u ests over the
w eek-end of Mr. and Mrs. A. E. De-
H aven. T he Lees a re old frien d s from
N ebraska.
Pleasant Valley New* Item Correeied.
PO WELL VALLEY
T h ere w as a larg e atten d a n ce a t the
fu n e ra l of A ndrew Jo h n A nderson
v ho died a t Pow ell V alley T h u rsd ay
a .te rn o o n at th e hom e of his son-in-
1 'W and dau g h ter, Mr. and Mrs. Emil
S itte rstro m , w ith whom he had lived
J for th e p ast 23 y ears. The Rev. O. J.
W ilner preached th e fu n eral serm on
an d Mrs. K arl H agberg sang. T h ere
w as an ab undance of b eautiful flow-
tile c a re of Mr. A nderson for a w hile
vice, a teleg ram of sym pathy w as read
from th e co ngregation of th e Sw edish
ch u rc h
in A berdeen, W ashington,
w here Mr. A nderson had w orshipped
for 14 y ea rs before com ing to Pow ell
V alley. T h ere w ere also a num ber
w h o cam e from A berdeen to atten d
th e fu n eral, Mrs. A. Sw anson, a siste r
of Mr. S atte rstsro m , Mr. and Mrs. A.
W alin, th e la tte r a niece of th e de
ceased, Mr. and Mrs. George G u staf
son, th e la tte r also a niece, Ed. A n
d erson, a nephew , and Mr. and Mrs.
Jo h n H endricks, th e form er a b ro th er
of Mrs. A nderson
In te rm e n t was
m ade In D ouglas cem etery.
T he m em bers
of th e
Swedish
L u th e ra n clnireh a re p lan n in g a b a
za ar to be held in th e ir ch u rch S a tu r
day evening. S eptem ber 26, beginning
at 7:30. R efresh m en ts will be served
a fte r th e sale. Mrs. Simon Lind, who
lias charge of the sew ing of num erous
a rtic le s for the bazaar, req u e sts th a t
th ese th in g s be tu rn e d in to her, com
pleted, before th e date of the sale,
i Miss Mary Olson of T hief River
F alls, M innesota, a cousin of Em il
S a tte rstro m , arriv ed a week ago to
visit. She is a n u rse and assiste d iu
th e c a re of Mr. A nderson for
w hile
before he passed aw ay.
C orrection has been sen t by Mrs.
P aul B liss of a new s item ap p earin g
in th e la st issu e of th e Outlook. The
sta te m en t read th a t th e addition to th e
P leasant V alley ch u rch had cost over
$400, w hereas th e en tire co st was
$390, accordin g to Mrs. Bliss, who is
ch airm an o f th e building com m ittee.
| I t is planned to p ain t th e building, and
a com m ittee lias been appointed to a t
Card of T hanks.
tend to the m a tte r from the L adies Aid
We d esire to th a n k o u r frien d s and
society, w hich w ill finance th e work. rela tiv e s for th e ir sym pathy an d for
F unds w ill be solicited and the w ork th e b eautiful flow ers given d u rin g our
rec en t bereavem ent.
w ill be done im m ediately.
Mrs. M ary A nderson, Mr. an d Mrs.
Em il S atte rstro m and Fam ily.
H a lF s C a ta rrh
Medicine
local and internal, and has been success
Lynch I’.-T. A. Will Give Reception.
T he Lynch P a re n t-T e a c h e r asso cia
tion w ill give a reception to te ach ers
ful in the treatment o f Catarrh for over an d new resid e n ts in th e Lynch
forty years. Sold by all druggists.
school d istric t, F rid ay , S eptem ber 18.
F. J. CHENEY &. CO., Toledo, Ohio T he m em bers of th e school board and
executive board of th e P.-T. A. w ill be
h o sts and hostesses a t th is reception.
Special com m ittees for p ro g ram and
lunch w ere appointed. All p a tro n s of
th e d istric t a re urged to be p resen t.
Treatment, both
GATES’ FUNERAL HOME
SERVICE
Nothing can equal the effectiveness of a
home-like service, reasonably priced, backed
up by methods that are fair and square.
DAT DR NIGHT
Phone 2471
Gresham, Oregon
MRS. J. E. GATES
L ady A ssistan t
J. E. GATES
M ortician
Now Is the Time to
Electrify Your Home.
You already know that Electric Service is the iiio-t
useful and economical servant in the home.
Why not start now and let Electricity do all your
household drudgery for you?
MODERN APPLIANCES
AT MODERATE PRICES
We have an excellent stock to select from.
Electric Store
Electric Bnlldlng
PORTLAND ELECTRIC POWER CO.
Cream Prices
T h e Sandy cre am e ry is paying 55
cen ts a t th e cream ery and 53 cen ts on
th e ro u te for b u tte r f a t—Adv.
HOW TO STRENGTHEN EYES.
In a su rp risin g sh o rt tim e sim ple
cam p h o r, w itchhazel, h y d rastis, etc.,
as mixed in L avoptik eye w ash,
s tre n g th e n s eyes so you can read or
w ork m ore. One sm all bottle shows
re su lts. A lum inum eye cup free.—
G resham D rug Com pany.—Adv.
IC E
SW EET CREAM
and
“Gresham Maid”
ICE CREAM
Supplied
Dally
Sweet (ream Shipper« Wanted
GRESHAM
CREAMERY CO.
Phone 1381
T he Rev. an d Mrs. Brow n and !
TROUTDALE
d au g h ter. Miss N ellie Brown of Mon- ■
m outh, Oregon, are v isitin g w ith a
Miss Jessie McNair of Spokane w as
d au g h ter, Mrs. Mabel Surface.
I visiting w ith Mrs. , M argret B urns
' recently.
T he frien d s of Miss M arjorie K hun-
ROCKWOOD
i ley gave a th e a te r p a rty for her and
' a fte r th e show they all w ent to the
School sta rte d h ere Monday, Sept. hom e of Miss E lizabeth Robinson and
14, w ith th e sam e te ac h ers th a t ta u g h t played gam es and ate ice cream and
last year.
cake. Miss K hunley has gone to Hood
W hile playing ball ju s t before R iver to live.
Mr. and Mrs. C. F. P arsons, Mrs.
school took up la st Monday, Dale | Mary P arso n s and son Dale and
L ionberger fell and broke his leg. Dr. d au g h ter Faye and Sam H arlow
H ughes of G resham set th e broken . sp en t a few days a t Wind riv er. They
| retu rn ed home Monday evening.
bones.
Miss Jo e h an n a B u rn s has retu rn ed
H. F. Dye. Roy Malcom and Allen to her hom e in Spokane afte r several
P a rk s have re tu rn e d from a trip to w eeks stay w ith her m other, Mrs.
C u rry county.
M argret Burns.
Mrs. Ju liu s L am p b ert en tertain ed
Mrs. K. W. H arvey and boys r e
t her hom e S atu rd ay evening a few
tu rn ed hom e la st S unday from In d e a relativ
es and frien d s a t d inner in hon-
pendence w here they have been for i or of Miss M arjorie K endall's b irth -
the p a st tw o w eeks picking hops.
i day.
Mr. and Mrs. Ja s. Spence and Mrs.
V isitors a t th e hom e of Mr. and
Mrs. W. Cook la st S unday w ere Mr. H. C. McGinnis and son, Jo h n McGin-
, ills and Miss Miriam Spence are
and Mrs. H ilm er A nspach and boys, 1 spending a w eek’s vacation a t Rock
Mr. and Mrs. P au l A nspach and son. aw ay beach.
Rev. J. H. K hunley and fam ily
Mrs. Ray Giles of M ontavilla, Mr. and
Mrs. Ja c k Cheney and Mr. and Mrs. have moved to Hood River. Rev. Mr.
K hunley has been called to preach
L ouis K um m er and Mr. and Mrs. E. i there.
D ickenson of P o rtlan d .
Mr. an d Mrs. J. A shw orth a re go
V isitors a t th e hom e of Mr. and ing to occupy th e house recen tly v a
by Rev. K hunley and fam ily on
Mrs. F ra n k D ickenson la st S atu rd ay cated
the A dvent C h ristian cam p grounds.
evening w ere Mrs. D ora D ickenson
and son H enry, W ill D ickenson and Infant Die« of Cerelirnl Hemorrhage«
fam ily of P o rtlan d .
Irv in R obert Rich, tw o-m onths-old
son of Mr. and Mrs. C lark Rich, late
! of Sandy b ut who w ere form er resi
COTTRELL
dents of P le a sa n t Home, died S atu r-
T he W illing W o rk ers w ill m eet at day, S eptem ber 12, a t the P o rtlan d
the home of Mrs. S. B. Splaw n on san ita riu m from th e effects of a cere-
W ednesday aftern o o n at 2 o'clock. All j b ral hem orrhage. T he child w as first
J b ro u g h t to G resham for trea tm e n t,
a re co rd ially invited to be present.
Mrs. Maude C lark of K ansas City J but th e physician here, realizing the
is visitin g w ith h er b ro th er, F red serio u sn ess of th e case, advocated tak-
Myers, and fam ily. T hey a re im prov [ lng it to a P o rtlan d h ospital. T his
ing th e tim e today by a trip around Was accordingly done and a child
the Mt. Hood Loop. Mrs. C lark sta te s j sp ecialist wag co nsulted in th e city.
w hen she left h er hom e little over a H ow ever, th e baby failed to respond to
w eek ago th e w eath er w as extrem ely J th e m easu res reso rte d to a t th e sani-
h ot and she g rea tly enjoys th is w on I ta riu m and It died in convulsions. F u
n eral services w ere conducted a t the
d erfu l clim ate.
P lea san t Home M ethodist ch u rch S u n
day, w ith in te rm en t In the P leusant
LUSTED
Home cem etery. T he Rev. E. G. Rar.-
School began Monday w ith an en ton ad m in istered w ords of com fort to
ro llm en t of 38 and possibly m ore to the bereaved p aren ts. T h ree b ro th ers,
begin school la ter. Miss Edith B aker ! Melvin. Ira and Raym ond and a sis-
is In ch a rg e of th e advanced g rad es, j ter, Iris, also survive.
from th e fifth to th e eighth Inclusive
Card of Thanks.
and h er sister. Miss Mabel Bakpr will
W e d esire to ex p ress our very deep
te ac h th e four low er grades. T he in
ap p reciatio n for th e kindness of
te rio r of th e schoolhouse has been r e frien d s and rela tiv e s d u rin g o u r r e
cen tly renovated, w alls re-tin ted and ce n t sorrow In th e death of our
w oodw ork painted, also a new porch d arlin g baby.
Mr. and Mrs. C lark Rich and Fam ily
and step s have been co n stru cted and
painted.
Baby Clinics Held.
Mr. and Mrs. Oren S tanley, P. B.
The
M ultnom ah County P ublic
E d er and Mr. and Mrs. F ra n k E der
m otored to T rian g le lake on a h u n tin g H ealth association held eight baby
and fishing trip , re tu rn in g S atu rd ay I and pre-school clin ics th ro u g h o u t the
I county d u rin g th e past two m onths.
evening w ith a nice fa t deer. They
One hundred and tw enty-one babies
rp p o rt a splendid outing. Mr. and
! and pre-school ch ild ren w ere exam -
Mrs. H arry S tan ley sp e n t th e week
w ith th e la tte r ’s m other, Mrs. P. B. [ ined and m others who w ished It w ere
E d er d u rin g the absence of the o th ers supplied w ith lite ra tu re on feeding
and h ab its of ch ild ren . M others are
on th e h u n tin g trip .
realizin g th a t prevention is b e tte r and
sa fe r th a n cu re and th a t a p ro p er diet
Bridge Bid« Meet Rejection.
T he bids of c o n tra c to rs on th e co n and a re g u la r schedule have ev ery
stru c tio n w ork for bridges ac ro ss the th in g to do w ith h ealth conditions and
Sandy riv er at Dodge p ark and acro ss i norm al living for ch ildren. T his end
th e Bull Hun riv er at Bull Run m et r e of th e county had 47 babies a t the
jection a t th e hand of C lackam as clinics d istrib u ted as follow s: C or
co unty com m issioners Tuesday, as bett, 11; F airview , 11; G resham , 11;
they considered th e bids too high and 1 P lea san t Valley, 6; T ro u td ale, 8.
County group ch airm en helped ar-
w ill have the w ork done by day labor.
As tw o steel sp an s a re to be donated | ran g e the clinics and local women a s
by th e city of P o rtlan d from th e old sisted. T he clin ics a re a p a rt o f the
B urnside bridge, eng in eers had e s ti I h ealth educational p rogram and are
m ated th e cost of th e proposed bridges an n u al affairs. Next year th e re will
to co st around $20,000, w hile th e low he m ore clin ics and all of them will
est hid subm itted am ounted to $40,- he held in the m onth of June.
000. W ork will proceed a t once on
IMPORTANT.
th e co n stru c tio n of piers for the
Would like to know w hereabouts of
a rc h e s of the bridges, th e Bull Run R ichard Johnson, aged 16, because of
brid g e to be com pleted by th e first of serio u s Illness of his m other. Call
th e y ear, w hile th e final work on the collect a t W A lnut 1020, P o rtlan d , or
w rite Mrs. N ettle Roy, 168 M orris 8t.
o th e r bridge w ill not be done until
next year.
Many new W ant Ads today.
BIG DANCE
CITY HALL______________________TROUTDALE
SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 19, 1925
GIGBAYS ORCHESTRA
Martlng October 10, danre« held revs lari y every second
and fonrth Saturday e» en big«.
Gentlemen 91.00
Ladles Free
We carry a full line of all
necessary school supplies for
both high school and grade
school featuring the
School Companion
a big ruled tablet suitable
fur ink or pencil.
P erm an en tly bound and approved
by county su p e rin ten d e n t of schools
10c
a big value
TABER PHARMACY
PRESCRIPTIO N DRUG STORE
Phone 1761
Second and Main
T he U N IV E R S IT Y o f O R E G O N
contains:
The College o f L ite ra tu re. Science
and the A r t s w ith 22 departm ents
T he professional sc hools o f A r c h i
tecture and A llie d A r t s — Business
A d m in is tra tio n —Education—G ra d
u a te S tu d y — J o u r n a lis m — L a w —
M e d ic in e — M u s ic — Rhysicul E d u
cation— Sociology— Extension.
For a catalogue or anj) information
ip rite The Regutrar. U nii'ertity of
Oregon, Eugene. Oregon
The 50th t ear Opens September 24.1425
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MEAL
makes your food do you
more good.
Mote h ow it relieve«
that stuffy feelin g
after hearty eating.
S w eetens th e
breath, rem oves
(o u il p a r tic le s
from th e teeth,
give« n ew vigor
to tired nerve«.
C om e« to
fresh, clean
full-flavored.
SH O ES
WORK AND DRESS SHOES
for Men and Boys
Expert Shoe Repairing
(1 BENHAM SHOE SHOP
CARL DAHL
Phone 41 '
Gresham
Phone S24
Gresham. Oregon
Dr. A. H. Wright, V.S.
All rails attended promptly
Diacanea
treated.
of
all
dom estic
anim als
C. A. BUTCHER
Buyer of Livestock
Located on Rase Line and
Buckley Avenue
Phone TAbor 4»7»
Itonte I
Portland, Ore.
F arm Reminder«.
In h an d lin g p ears th e cool night
te m p e ra tu re is of m uch benefit. The
te m p e ra tu re of B a rtle tt p ears picked
In th e h ea t of th e day dropped from
104 to 63 degrees when left o ut a t
night.
Only a clea r fru it Juice can be de
pended on to m ake a clear, sp a rk lin g
Jelly. Cloudiness is due to suspended
p article s th a t can n o t be rem oved by
o rd in ary m ethods of filtration.
Now th a t sufficient m o istu re has
fallen to enable g arden seed to g e r
m inate, It Is recom m ended th a t farm
g ard n e rs p la n t as m any vegetables as
possible for late fall and early w inter
use, in clu d in g spinach, head lettuce,
rad ish es, tu rn ip s, onion sets or onion
seed, and peas and cabbage for n ext
sp rin g 's early crop.
Chicken Dinner«.
Special chicken dinner every Wed
nesday noon until further notice.
Price 50c. Withrow'« R estaurant—Ad.
Take a tip—try the Want Ads.