Gresham outlook., April 06, 1926, Page 4, Image 4

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CREHRAM OUTLOOK,
TTESDAT, APRIL C, Ifttt
Farm Reminder* from O.Jf.C.
Chase E. St. Clair, of th e Outlook
force, is confined to his hom e with a
Oregon farm ers who use the swill
severe cold.
pail for feeding calves or who hang
Mrs. L a u ra R ogers and dau g h ter
th e pail on a post betw een feedings
G resham lodge of Masons held a
w ithout w ashing it will Boon be look­ Luella, of L ivingston, M ontana, ar
ing for a c u re for calf scours, acco rd ­ rived at the home of Mr. and Mrs special com m unication F rid ay eve­
ing to th e experim ent station. The
ning, a t w hich tim e tw o w ell-know n
dirty calf pail is one of th e chief c a u s­ C harles R ogers S atu rd ay for a visit. G resham citizens w ere in itiated into
She
Is
th
e
wife
of
Mr.
R
ogers'
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ro
th
er
es of scours. P ails w ashed th o ro u g h ­
ly a fte r each feeding and sterilized who is expected here Boon. O ther Sun the m ysteries of the th ird degree. An
cither w ith steam , or scaldng w ater ! day guests a t th e R ogers home w ere u nusual fea tu re of the occasion was
and inverted in a clean protected place Mr. and Mrs. Ray Rogers, of P o rtlan d the fact th a t the fath er of one of the
until tim e to use them again will ellm
men, a Mason for over 30 y ars, con­
inate th is facto r as a cause of scours.
A. E. W right and W. P. S tran d b u rg ,
ferred th e degree in th e presen ce of
W arm w eather m akes th is precaution officials of th e P o rtlan d E lectric Pow-
for Men and
th e young m an ’s g ran d fath er, who has
very necessary.
! e r com pany, w ere out from P o rtlan d
Young Men
been a Mason for 62 years.
For persons who have not a suf- |
ticient acreage of legum e hay th e re is recen tly looking up m a tte rs p ertain -
Em
il
G.
K
ardell
of
M
anzanita,
Ore­
still tim e to p lan t oats and Canadian ing to the b erry industry.
Now is a good time to tone up your old suit
P,*aS- .,In weTt.e r " O r®«°B th e
Mr. and Mrs. H. L. St. C lair Mar gon, w as g reetin g old frien d s th is
m o rning in G resham . He w as fo rm er­
W hite C anadian variety has been very
with new trousers. Younger men will be
g
a
re
t
St.
C
lair
and
Miss
S
ara
Dotson
good, w hile in ea stern Oregon C arle-
ly connected w ith the banking busi­
especially interested in these new shades of
ton and K aiser have been p articu la rly \ w ere guests a t the home of Mr. and ness h ere and has many acq uaintances
good. In some w arm sections like Mrs. C hase St. C lair for E a ste r din-
Biscuit, Gray, Tan, Blue and Fancy Mix­
who will re g re t to learn th a t he came
D ouglas county and o th e r south ern ner
tures to wear with sweater or blazer.
up from the beach for the purpose of
counties, and also in some of the
Mrs. F ie tta H ibbert, Mr. and Mrs. co nsulting a P o rtland physician. Mr.
Snake riv er valley and the Columbia
riv er valley sections w here the eleva­ R. D. Bailey and Miss M arguerite K ardell, who has conducted a store
tion is low and th e grow ing season Bailey, also Mrs. Bailey's sister, 5Jrs
for several years at M anzanita and is
hot, soy beans m ay be w orth while.
Losses of sheep and lam bs are p re ­ Rose L am bert and her son, Ben, of p o stm aster a t th a t place, rep o rts the
All Wool,
vented by avoiding are as Infested with A rboleda, spent E aster Sunday with form er G resham people th e re well.
death cam as, som etim es called “ lo- | Mrs. H ib b ert’s d au g h ter, Mrs. W. A. John Fieldhouse, who is now 84 years
well tailored
belia" in Oregon. All p arts of the l w illiam s and fam ily, of Amity, Oregon old, m ay be seen alm ost any day w alk-
p lan ts are poisonous especially the
bulbs w hich are pulled up and eaten
Raym ond Slauson, of Eugene, visit- ng on th e beach.
by the sheep. The experim ent station ed w ith Mr. and Mrs. W ard Inglis Sun-
Mr. and Mrs. W alker Q uesinberry, of
recom m ends the eradication of death
and Monday.
Rockwood, received a le tte r from
cam as by digging the p lan ts a t flower-
ing tim e. T he bulbs a re carefu lly de­
Mrs. N ora W ithrow is recovering th e ir son, L ie u ten tn t R. W. Q uesin­
stroyed afte r digging, as they rem ain from *a severe a ttac k of n euralgia berry, who w’en t to M anila la st fall,
poisonous afte r death.
nd who is now on the U. S. 8. "B lack­
If Oregon dairym en use pails w ith a w hich affected her neck and head.
A p leasan t fam ily reunion was held haw k", th a t he w as leaving on th e 5th
p artly covered top, 50 per cent of the
im purities that would otherw ise get at the residence of Mr. and Mrs. Ju liu s of April for China. He expects to re ­
New Sweaters
into milk a re kept out, notes the ex ­ M arkw art Sunday at th e ir home on m ain in China until in Septem ber.
and
Caps now
perim ent station. It is im portant th a t L iberty stre e t in th e ea st p a rt of
Mr. and Mrs. Sidney Johnson and
all utensils which come into contact
on
display
two
children,
of
The
D
alles,
visited
w ith m ilk and cream be kept clean at G resham , when th e ir six children
all tim es.
with th eir fam ilies were p resen t, 20 in over th e week-end w ith Mr. and Mrs
all Hitting down to a sum ptuous d in ­ Benjam in M athews and family.
/irT T T T T T T T T T T T T T T T T T T T T T T T i ner after atten d in g the E aster services
W. S. E v erett left for Tillam ook
a t the B aptist church. T he children Monday to be gone a couple of days on
M
N 'S n W s e a w r e a r S h o r- e <5 s
p resen t w ere Mrs. J. W hitley and Mrs m a tte rs of business.
m E e
L. P. M anning, vice p resid en t of the
E. Schiel, of P o rtlan d , H a rry M ark­
G R E SH A M
w art, of D allas, Ralph M arkw art, of D ouglas County association, w ill have
E stacada, and W alter and Miss L illian ch arg e of th e affairs of th e o rg an iza­
H e give Red Trading Stamps
M arkw art, of G resham , also Stanley tion until the tim e of the an n u al m eet­
Ingram of P o rtland.
T h ere w ere ing in June, a t which tim e a p resid en t
six gran d ch ild ren present. T his is the w ill be elected to take th e place of
first tim e the en tire fam ily has ever George C. Johnson, of P o rtlan d , who
W. C. B urch retu rn ed home S a tu r­
been together. T he aftern o o n was resigned some tim e ago. The annual day from so u th ern Oregon, accom ­
passed in a p leasan t social visit be­ m eeting will take place Ju n e 13 at panied by his dau g h ter-in -law , Mrs.
The following are the regular subscription rates on Port­
fore those from a d istan ce were P en in su la p ark and Mr. M anning, as­ E a rl Burch, of Roseburg, and a sm all
land
dailies and combination with Outlook, except for the
obliged to leave for th e ir respective sisted by a com m ittee, will su p e rin ­ gran d so n of th e sam e city. Mrs. B urch
bargain
rates announced above.
tend the arran g e m en ts for th is g a th ­ drove her m achine up from R oseburg
homes.
A new aw ning is being placed on ering
and in com pany w ith her nephew , has
One Year
W ith Outlook
An a s s o rtm e n t of sm o k in g th e fro n t of th e S an itary Meat m arket
Mr. and Mrs. R. E. Cannon and son, re tu rn e d to her home. .
OREGONIAN. D ally ___________________
$6 00
$6.35
tobaccos in tin s a n d sacks, of George Dietl. The w ork is being Billy, drove to Monmouth Monday, the
OREGONIAN, D aily and Sunday
___ 8.00
8.00
W illiam S tanley is w orking w ith the OREGON JOURNAL, D aily
w hile th e y la st a t y2 price. done by Jo h n H am ilton.
____
_________
6.00
form er to see afte r business m a tte rs
6.35
federal bureau of public roads on the OREGON JOURNAL, Dally and Sunday
8 00
T h e q u a n titie s a re lim ited.
8.00
T he K ilgore dog kennels, located in connected w ith th e high school at
PORTLAND
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50©
Mt. Hood Loop highw ay n ear Rhodo­
5.35
the ea stern p a rt of G resham , entered G resham . W hile th e re they visited
5.00
dendron.
They a re w idening the PORTLAND NEWS __________ ___________ ___5.00
one of its bull dogs in the rec en t P o rt­ with G resham g irls atten d in g th e n o r­
We are h e a d q u a rte rs for
highw ay to 30 feet, beginning at Zig-
land dog show, w inning tw o firsts, a mal and Mr. Cannon gave a b rief ad­
zpg and going to w ard Tw in Bridges,
POTTED PLANTS
second, a special and a silver cup. The d ress before th e stu d en t body of the
and th e total w idth of the driving s u r ­
sta
te
norm
al.
local
kennels
also
handled
a
new
BEDDING STOCK
face will be 26 feet, w hereas it is now
Joe H llsencop, a young em ploye of
from the G resham G reenhouse
bull dog, recen tly p u rch ased from
16 feet. $25,000 h as been a p p ro p ria t­
P H O N E 1561
the
Sandy
L
um
ber
com
pany,
w
as
ta
k
­
C alifornia by a P o rtlan d b reeder, w in­
ed for th e w ork and th e w idening w ill
ning the best of breed and m aking him en by a G resham physician to P o rt­
stop when this am ount has been ex­ w ere form er S herm an county friends.'
a cham pion, the only one In th e n o rth ­ land san itariu m w here he was o p era t­
pended. G erard H artenhoff, who has and tto' g ath erin g w as arran g ed for a
west. To do th is he had to defeat a ed on for acu te appendicitis Monday
GRESHAM
SECOND & MAIN
been atten d in g the U niversity of O re­ m utual exchange of past incidents. I
dog th a t had beaten him in S eattle m orning. The operation was su ccess­
gon, and S tew art Thom pson a re also O thers p rese n t w ere Mr. and Mrs. '
ful, but it Is predicted th a t recovery
th re e days before.
w orking with Stanley.
H enry Beers, of E stacad a, Mr. and )
will be slow, as the patien t w as in a
A. W. M etzger h as been on th e sick Mrs. W ayent, of G resham , Mr. and
critica l condition.
Mrs. J. S. Heyne, Mrs. J. E. G ates and j
Mrs. W. P. Jones slipped and fell list for several days.
Mrs. B enjam in Cam eron has r e ­ dau g h ters. Irm a, and th e Misses Louisa ;
S atu rd ay at the rea r en tra n ce to the
W alrail M ercantile com pany's store, tu rn ed from a th ree-m o n th trip to and H ein P e rry and Billy P erry , of
inflicting a num ber of bruises, an points east, including Union Grove, P o rtlan d . T hree tab les of progressive
ubrasion of th e elbow and slig h t in ­ M innesota, and G rand F orks, N orth 500 w ere played, h onors going to Mr.
ju rie s to her side. She w as tak en to D akota. She w as called ea st by the and Mrs. H enry B eers and consolation
h er home by a W alrad m achine and a d eath of her m other. Mr. Cam eron to Mr. and Mrs. P erry. The house was
physician called. Upon exam ination it has been stopping in P o rtlan d m uch b eau tifu lly decorated in lilacs and j
was thought th a t her in ju ries w ere but of the tim e d u rin g his w ife's absence. E aster lilies, and piano num bers w ere
m inor ones.
Mr. and Mrs. A. F. Hoover e n te r­ rendered by Mrs. G ates and h er d au g h ­
No use d riv in g a sh ab b y c a r
Mr. and Mrs. W. B. P arso n s, of tained S atu rd ay evening in honor of ter. R efreshm ents w ere served which
w hen you can refinish it a t
G resham , and Mr. and Mrs. E. E. Mr. and Mrs. C. E. Johnson, lately here typified the E aster thought.
Soisette, one of the most popular ma­
sm a ll cost by th e use of A uto
M oorehead, of P o rtlan d , w ere Sunday from Moro. Oregon, and Mr. and Mrs.
terials in the mercerized line of wash
Dr. and Mrs. G eorge In g lis and Mr.
g u ests at th e hom e of Mr. and Mrs. J. W. A. P erry, of P o rtland. T he two and Mrs. E. D. R ak er and son r e ­ G loss— a sp ecial c a r finish in a ll
goods are shown in small and
E. Gates.
fam ilies, to g eth er w ith Mr. Hoover, tu rn ed Monday m o rning from a colors, rea d y to use.
Sold by—
lar c figures in many colors.
m onth's to u r of C alifornia, th e ir trip
Absolutely fast colors, yd...
ta k in g them as fa r south as San
Diego. They all retu rn ed m uch im­
36-inch wide prints, scroll patterns.
proved in h ealth and rep o rt a most
Nice colors, yard, 2 5 c
enjoyable time.
Mrs. Mabel G. Sm ith, wife of H arold '
Mercerized voiles, plains colors,
S tary Sm ith, resid en ts of G resham
plenty of shades, 36 inch, yard, 3 5 c
, about 14 years ago, died a t h er home
' in P o rtlan d at No. 900 T ib b etts street.
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Voiles in dark and light figures,
W ednesday at the age of 45 years. Be- j
Ver> choice patterns, yard 4 5 c & 5 0 c
fore moving to G resham the fam ily
At th e la s t m e e tin g of th e school
had resided at Hood River. Besides
Shangtai silk in plain colors, white,
b o a rd fo r d is tric t No. 4 th e fo llo w in g
i her husband and fath e r, H. L. G ood- ,
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teach ers signed co n tra cts signifying
maize, orchid, sea spray, orange,
rich, she is survived by th ree chil- I , u ■
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th e ir a c c e p ta n c e fo r a n o th e r v e a r; C.
peach, suitable for dresses
dren, tw o sisters and a bro th er.
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GRESHAM LOCALS
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Summer Wash Fabrics
C
3vC
and under garments, vd
'Rpady-.
95c
for any road
See the non-ding fabric for slips.
Looks like silk, 12 colors, yd.. 5 0 c
Plain and striped broadcloth.
Line cloth, highly mercerized, yd. 60c
W om en's N eckw ear
Sweetheart, figured silk bo w s, new
colors, to harmonize with the new
d ress goods, priced, each 5 0 c & 7 5 c
(. o-F.d rufflings, made with a sou­
tache cord in the top so the lace can
be ruffled instantly. Will fit any
neckline. Ecru, colored embroid-
Same in solid color ecru,
$ 1 .0 0
yard.... 60c
Our lines of children's three quarter hose are now
in stock \\ hite a n u lig h t olor», with colored
cuff top
Pair..
2 5 c , 5 0 c , 75<
W • can mai h vour costumes in Ladies’ Silk Hose.
Pair. 5 0 , 9 8 , $ 1 .5 0 . $ 1 .9 8
T h e Sealed ChassiaMShow -
er B a th ,” d is p la y e d last
w e e k in m a n y B u i c k
s h o w r o o m s , fu r n is h e d
s tr ik in g p r o o f o f B u ic k
d ep e n d a b ility .
•
I t m a y he d iffic u lt to be­
lieve th a t a n y m o to r car
chassis could ru n u n d e r its o w n p o w er fo r a solid
w eek, w ith w a te r h ittin g it In a d re n c h in g shower.
B u t the B u ick Chassis d id it. W a te r c a n n o t get in ,
d irt c an n o t reach B u ick o p eratin g parts. Even the
electrical w irin g is scaled inside w a te r-p ro o f, fire­
p ro o f, flex ib le tub ing .
B u ic k is re ad y f o r a n y ro a d a n d a n y w e a th e r,
th o ro u g h ly prepared to give B u ick ow n ers th o u ­
sands and thousands and thousands o f care-free,
tro u b le -p ro o f m iles.
O n ly a B u ic k c o u ld p o ssib ly stand
the “Show er B a th ” test. B u ick , a lo n e,
has the Sealed Chassis w ith the T rip le -
Sealed En g in e!
BUICK MOTOR CO.. FLINT, MICH.
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Motor* C <>r>erwfto vt
BUICK
WALRAD MERCANTILE CO.
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We Give G reen T rarilnir S tam pa
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W. W. METZGER
1801
G resham
S A L E S — S E R V IC E
Phones
40?
Boring
Mrs. B uena
E ileen Swift, d au g h ter of Mr. and Stone. Mrs. G ladys Hoyt, Miss Alice J.
Mrs. Ivan Swift, has n early recovered Leekley, Miss Ida Nordine. Miss Adele
from the accident she su stain ed a Schenk, Mrs. P earl H ayden, Miss
w eek ago F riday w hen she cut her foot Helen Hoss, Miss Rachel Chezem and
severely on a g lass Jar. She w as Mrs. Mary K rueger. T hree of th e
obliged to rem ain out of school all of p resen t corps of in stru c to rs, Miss
last week. The little g jjl. who is C h ristin e Jo h n s, Mrs. V irginia Rogers
about eight years of age, was playing and Mrs. G race Lane, have decided not
and kicked at a Mason ja r w hich lay j to re tu rn to G resham for the com ing
in her path. T he g lass broke and year and w ere not ap p lican ts for the
cau g h t on h er foot over th e Instep, in- positions. Miss Ruth Bowron. of Val-
flicting a gash th a t severed an artery , setz. Oregon. Miss L illian L ekander. of
W hile the wound w as such it req u ired G resham , and Miss N aera Stebbins, of
co n stan t atten tio n for several days. It P o rtlan d , have be< n elected to fill the
is th o u g h t th a t d anger of infection is I positions made vacant by the resigna-
Pa «t.
j tions of Miss Jo h n s, Mrs. R ogers and
Mr. and Mrs C hester W attenburg, of Mrs. Lane.
K lam ath Falls, have moved into the
Sell building, directly over th e offices
of Dr Mary Becker. Mr. W attenburg
is a c a rp en te r and expects to he em ­
ployed at his tra d e In and around
G resham as soon as sp rin g building
activ ities begin. Mrs. G. M. N orcross,
th e m other of Mrs. W attenburg, has
resided In G resham since last fall and
th e th ree will m ake th e ir home to-
get her.
W illiam Sales has received word of
the death of his b ro th er-in law , C harles
W. Page, who passed aw ay Sunday
m orning afte r a sh o rt Illness at St.
M ary's hospital. C athlam et. W ashing­
ton. Mr. Page was 78 y ea rs old and is
survived by his widow and seven ch il­
dren. He w as well th o u g h t of in his
borne com m unity and also had many
acq u ain tan ces and frien d s th ro u g h o u t
th e vicinity of G resham .
The Rev. and Mrs. J. A. H opper a re
leaving th is week for a point n e a r
S eattle w here they expect to engage
In child w elfare w ork in the future.
An o rp h an ag e is beir. ; established
th e re and Mr. H opper has been offered
an im p o rtan t position in connection
' w it*1
organization. H ow ard Hop-
' ■M>r- a «Indent at G resham Union high
I sch °°l. will rem ain in G resham u n til
the beginning of th e sum m er vacation.
E. W. A visw orth is having his p rem ­
ises im proved by an a ttra c tiv e fancy
lattice fence at th e re a r of his new
residence, the w ork of F ra n k Gibbs.
O liver Plow s, C ultivators. Im ple­
m ents. P lanet J r. G arden Seeders and
C ultivators. Myers' W ater System s.
Myera' hay tools. H essel Im plem ent
Company
For real estate loans
W. T horne.— Adv.
or call B.