Gresham outlook., May 25, 1926, Page 4, Image 4

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GRESHAM LOCALS
Mr. and Mrs. E dgar Lem ing have
moved into the E kstrom house and a re
keeping Bobby E kstrom for th e sum ­
Some of the Aneet «ample« of stra w ­ mer. Mrs. L em in g s b ro th er, Louis
berries which have graced the Out­ Calkins, and th e ir m other, Mrs. E lla
look desk this season w ere brought Calkins, left T h u rsd ay by autom obile
in F riday afternoon by A. W. A nder­ for so u th ern C alifornia. On the way
son, who resides six m iles east of S an ­ they expect to visit for a few days at
dy In the Dover neighborhood. Mr. K lam ath F alls w ith Mrs. C alk in s’
A nderson has about six acres Into daughter, Mrs. H eseltlne and family.
straw b erries, all of the New Oregon
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Mrs. D. D. _________
Sm ith and dau g h ter. Bon
variety, and he considers th a t Is to be ( nle Bell, left for S p o k in e" W ashington,
a stap le v ariety in th a t p a rt of the T uesday m orning, called th e re by the
country, as m ore and m ore acreage Is. death of h er fath er, W. A. Gosley, of
being set out to this p a rtic u la r kind of th a t city. Mrs. Sm ith w ill m ake an in ­
fruit. The berries w ere w onderful in definite stay In Spokane.
slse and rich in flavor, considering the
C. H. C alkins received a call T ues­
abundance of rain and lack of warm day from E arl Calkins, of S eattle, a
sun during th e past few days. Mr. man of middle age who Is employed as
A nderson thinks they a re not yet at a trav elin g salesm an. The S eattle
th e ir best.
man m ade the visit here w ith th e Idea
Raymond H um ason of P ortlan d was of looking up any kinship th a t m ight
the guest at dinner one evening last exiBt betw een the two. A fter a tim e
week of his m other. Mrs. C. H umason. the fact was established th a t th ey are
fifth cousins, th e ir g re a t-g ran d fath ers
Mrs. George D uncan was th e guest
being b rothers. T his is the first tim e
Tuesday of Mrs. H. K. Noles and son.
the two men had ever met.
Jam es, in a pleasan t excursion from
Miss A rdlth G arn er of Kokomo. In ­
G resham to W ashougal, W ashington,
th e m otor trip being m ade on the diana. left Monday of la st week for
W ashington side of the highw ay. They P o rtlan d a fte r a visit w ith Miss F lo r­
rep o rt passing through some w onder­ ence Beers. Miss G arn er cam e to
G resham from T he D alles w here she
ful straw b e rry country on th e trip.
had spent some tim e. She and Miss
SKO]
Beers becam e acquainted in W ashing­
ton, D. C. about th ree years ago. On
G R E SH A M
Sunday, May 16, Miss F lorence Schenk,
Miss Beers and Miss G arner drove to
Cut F low ers of all kinds,
Zigzag w here they visited w ith Miss
15c per dozen.
Mr. and Mrs. N. J. A nthon and fam ­
Mrs. M. V. F in d lay has moved from
S chenck’s b ro th er, Edw ard, who is ily a re p lanning to leave about Ju n e 1
P ansy P lants, 25c per dozen
the H einey house a t th e co rn er of
employed near th a t place as a fo rest for Los A ngeles w here they expect to
T hird and R oberts to th e C a m e ro n -|
Also Potted P lants.
ranger.
reside. The fath er of Mrs. A nthon, Hogg m ill, w here she is em ployed as
O scar Woods and tw o sons, of Ames, Nicholas W ack, left Monday, May 17. a cook. H er dau g h ter, Mrs. Louis N el­
visited M. W oods’ dau g h ter, Mrs. E. for th a t city and they w ill Join him son, of McMinnville, was h ere recently
Wall, on a recen t Sunday.
there. Mrs. A nthon has two sisters in to assist her in g ettin g moved.
Base Line Rd. Mile E. 12-mlle Cor.
Mr. and Mrs. W. A. Burdick, of Los A ngeles and th e move is being
Miss Evelyn H owell, who g raduated
Phone 25x4.
Reedsport, Oregon, visited w ith the m ade to be n ea r them . T he trip w ill F riday evening from high school, left :
be
m
ade
by
autom
obile
fo rm er’s sister, Mrs. P aul Vedder r e ­
Monday m orning for her home at
cently. Mr. B urdick is a d ru g g ist and
T he Rev. S. G. Roper, a fom er re s i­ Yachats, accom panied by h e r bro th er,
cam e to P o rtlan d to atten d the d ru g ­ d en t and p asto r of G resham , w as out Myron. Miss H owell is p lanning on J
Let us be your
g ists’ convention held In th a t city the from P o rtlan d T h u rsd ay to look after tak in g up wiormal w ork next y ear at
first p a rt of la st week.
his p ro p erty In terests a t th is place. Seattle-Pacific college.
Mrs. F ra n k T acheron retu rn ed W ed­ Mr. Roper still ow ns his house here,
E dw ard Stubbs is spending a few
38-inch medium figured Crepe de Chine in blue, greei
for anything you need in
nesday from S eattle w here she had located ju s t off Pow ell stre e t acro ss
weeks w ith his g ran d p a re n ts, Mr. and
the
gulch.
and tan figures. A good grade, all silk.
been
for
two
w
eeks
a
t
the
home
of
her
Picnic Goods
Mrs. W illiam Dale, a t E stacada.
son, F ran k T -----------.
acheron, who,
by the way,
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Mr.
and
Mrs.
H.
W.
Cooley
have
re
Regular $2.50, now ....
1 .i/C
Lunches
Mrs. E lla Seals, an au n t of Mrs. C.
has fallen heir to the iraposfhg title of I tu rn ed from a trip to Hoquiam , W ash
Candies
36-inch
Rayon
Mixed
Crepe,
blue
and
green
ground
witl
E. R usher, is a g u est a t th e R usher
"daddy.” A 7-pound son was born to ington. They left G resham a week ago
Ice Cream
home for a few days. She m ade th e
contrasting scroll designs, 4i/2 yd. dress pat- f - r j*
Soft Drinks Mr. and Mrs. T acheron on May 18, th e yesterday and stopped a t Longview for stopover in a trip from S eattle to K an-
terns. R egular price $9.0«, now.......................
date of the b irthday of its father. The th e ir son-in-law and dau g h ter, Mr. and
baby has been nam ed R obert George, j Mrs. J. E. G askill and two children, sas w here she expects to v isit for !
We have all of ’em
Gray,
blue and brown Rayon Crepe with rose de­
some tim e.
Word has been received from Mr. going from th e re to H oquiam w here
signs.
Regular price
now.....................
Vern S chiller and C linton C halker !
and Mrs. D hulst who have heen v isit­ they visited Mr. Cooley’s sister, Mrs.
ing in Belgium for several m onths, W illiam Beaver and fam ily. R e tu rn ­ left Monday m orning on a m otor trip
Special prices on Slips
SECOND & MAIN
GRESHAM
th a t they are retu rn in g to th eir home ing they stopped a t C en tralia w here to O akland .California, to v isit w ith j
Heavy baronet, non-cling silk, regular $3.65.
here.
they visited w ith an aunt, and a t L ong­ the la tte r’s p aren ts, Mr. and Mrs. W.
Colors: white, blue, rose, henna. Now. ..
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view Mr. Cooley enjoyed a ch a t w ith a B. C halker. They expect to be gone
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= form er school teach er, B ert Chapm an, two weeks.
Two local boys, Stafford D ow sett
Colitz conty sheriff, whom he had not
and
G lenn M ercer, recen tly won the
seen for 36 years. T he Cooleys are
m uch pleased w ith th e co u n try around cham pionship for “b arn y ard golf” a t
[ Longview and a re th in k in g of locating O. A. C. T he boys m ade up a team
th e re If they can dispose of th eir about an hour before th e to u rn am en t
sta rted , and afte r several gam es w ith
G resham property.
Heavy quality Rayon Vests
different fra te rn itie s th ey cam e o ut on
T he Rev. and Mrs. J. A. H opper
Colors: peach and flesh
top. They won a cup and a plaque for
cam e from Lacey, W ashington, S a tu r­
th e ir house. Pi K appa A lpha.
day and retu rn ed home Monday, a c ­
Mr. and Mrs. J. V. Cemer and d au g h ­
Regular $1.25, now.
com panied by th e ir son, H ow ard H op­
ter, Miss Vida Cemer, w ere rec en t c a ll­
per, who has been a stB dent in the
ers a t th e homes of R. E. Cannon, C.
Ladies wide knee Rayon
G resham high school for th e past
E. R usher and Mrs. Mary M cAllister.
silk
bloomers, e 1 a s ti c
th ree years. He w ill com plete his
They w ere on th e ir w ay from Spokane
waist,
open knee, double
senior y ear at the Olympia high school.
to California, m aking th e to u r by auto.
seat
and
lock-stitch in
Miss H elen Hisey, of Salem , also
Mrs. Jessie Sow ard and h er d augh­
seams, regular $1.75, now
Miss A nnie Moffitt, of P o rtlan d , m em ­ te rs. H ortense and Ida, left Monday
$1.50
bers of la st y e a r’s g rad u atin g class at m orning by tra in for th e ir form er
G resham high, w ere p rese n t F riday home in L aram ie, W yoming, a fte r a
RAYON FIT-RITE BLOOMERS, made of fine lustrous
evening at th e com m encem ent ex er­ stay in G resham of about fo u r years.
rayon, improved design, elastic in w aist and rt» -a
cises.
They a re called aw ay a t th is tim e by
knee, double gusset seat. Reg. $2.25, now
1 .¿ 7 0
II. W. S nashall, of G resham , and B. p ro p erty in te rests and also th e change
Ladies Rayon Step-in or Combination, bound all around
C. A ltm an, of P leasan t Home, attended is being m ade for th e benefit of the
th e Je rse y club of C lackam as county h ealth of Miss H ortense. T he latter*
awith rayon jersey braid. A splendid garm ent
= w hich w as held on th e Canby fair has been tak in g a post g rad u a te course
for $2.25, now................
g rounds S atu rd ay . T he display w as a d u rin g th e p ast y ear in G resham
Colors:
peach and pink.
splendid
one.
th
e
re
being
n
early
100
Union high school, also she has been
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head of fine ca ttle on th e ground.
em ployed a t the local lib ra ry branch
as a page. Ida has ju st concluded her
sophom ore year in high school.
on above items for one week only.
D. M. C athey re tu rn e d hom e sick
from Scotts Mills th e la tte r p a rt of the
week but hopes soon to re tu rn to his
work. He has been c o n stru c tin g a
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sum m er home for his nephew, Dr. Col­
Gresham
lie Cathey, of P o rtlan d , in th e foothills
of the Cascades.
At the ch u rch council of th e Zion
E vangelical ch u rch held Sunday, the
board of tru ste e s w as in stru c ted to put
up the e n tire church p roperty for sale,
including the ground, ch u rch building
and parsonage.
f Miss W innifred O sburn, Mrs. G race
Lane and Mrs. W arden left today for
Salem w here they will atten d the a n ­
n u al convention of the R ebekah lodge
to be held in th a t city.
Miss M iriam Inglis and Miss U lala
r
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S tra tto n left Sunday afternoon for S a­
lem and from th ere they expected to
go on to Newport w here they would
m eet Miss A ugusta H ahn and Miss
M arjorie Machen, th e four to spend a
“ It'll make your motor good as new!”
week or ten days at the beach. Re­
tu rn in g by way of Eugene, they are
If jo u r motor has lost all its old-time pep and power;
planning to visit w ith Mrs. B ryant
1
1 its get-away is poor, then a thorough re-conditioning
D eB arr, b etter rem em bered as Miss
is
the tonic it needs.
Vie Rice, a form er m em ber of the
faculty of G resham high school.
A worn motor means carbon- carbon means increased
The reg u la r m eeting of the Ameri-
gas and oil consumption.
' can Legion and A uxiliary wUl be held
at the gran g e hall th is evening. The
1 ou can't expect to wear out two or three sets of tires
m em bers of the au x iliary will m eet at
without wearing some parts of the motor.
the «ante place on F riday aftern o o n at
2:30 to m ake w reathes for th e sol­
Bring your car to us today. Let us look it over We’re
d iers' graves. It is expected th a t the
motor
specialists. We’ll give you a definite price on the
Relief Corps will meet at th e sam e
job in advance.
tim e. E vergreen is needed for the
work and those who can fu rn ish it are
\\ e guarantee an expert mechanical job and will use
asked to do so.
P lan s a re u nder way by th e M ethod­
only the best parts.
ist Episcopal ch u rch for a celebration
to be held at th e ch u rch on Ju n e 1, be­
ginning at about 1« o’clock, of th e 65th
wedding an n iv ersary of th e Rev. and
l irst State Bank Bldg., Gresham, opposite Telephone Office
Mrs. J. H. Wood. A basket dinner w ill i
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be enjoyed at noon. A g en eral invi- I
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Night 70«
ta tio n is extended.
Half Price Sale
2
Boys’ knicker Suits
We are closing out all our Boys’ 2-Knicker Suits, ages
14 to 18. Do not miss this opportunity of getting a good
suit at less than wholesale cost.
$9.85 Suits
»4-90
$12.50 Suits.
»625
»
$15.00 Suits
$16.50 Suits
FOR DECORATION DAY
Special Reduction Sale
SUHR FLOWER FARM
o f all
Summer Dress Silks
and Rayon Crepe
HEADQUARTERS
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$I,3f
The Oscarette
$2.95
DAINTY UNDERTHINGS
The Place
tPBuy
specially pricea
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Eastman Lumber Co. ’’f e g
............. $1.98
DOUBLE GREEN STAMPS
SPECIAL SALE
WALRAD MERCANTILE CO.
Motor
Re-conditioning
That’s What Your Car Needs
F R ID A Y an d S A T U R D A Y O N L Y , M A Y 2 8 aud 2 9
Any Hat in the House
Values to $ I 5
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Values to $ I 5
M is s H a l s e y
GRESHAM GARAGE