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GRESHAM OCTIOOK, TI'ESIlAY, JUNE
Mr. and Mrg. A. J. P retty m an , th e ir
d aughter, Mrs. G race Gibbons and her
son-in-law and daughter, Mr. and Mrs.
J. H. King, all from Bellingham ,
W ashington, arrived W ednesday by
auto for a few days' visit w ith the
dau g h ter of Mr. and Mrs. P retty m an ,
Mrs. W illiam Trim ble. W ith her son,
Lyle, she left S atu rd ay for B re n t­
wood, C alifornia, to Join Mr. T rim ble
who is em ployed there. On Sunday
the W ashington visitors, with Mrs.
T rim ble's d au g h ters and fam ilies, Mrs.
Paul Stone. Mrs. E rn est C hristensen
and Mrs. H. S. Mc.Murry, enjoyed a trip
to M ultnom ah F alls.
GRESHAM LOCALS
Mrs. G eorge D uncan w ith Mrg. H. K. I
Noleg, of P o rtland, also Mr. and Mrg.
J. C. S hultz and th e m o th er of Mr.
Shultz drove to Jefferson F rid ay
w here they attended th e fu n eral of a
m utual friend, Mrs. Em m a H aw k who I
died a few days previous of h e a rt fail­
ure. L ess th a n a year ago Mr. and
Mrs. Shultz and Mrs. D uncan attended I
th e fu n eral of Mrs. H aw k's husband, a I
prom inent physician who w as injured |
in an au to accident.
P lan s have been changed in regard
to th e E astern S tar law n social a n ­
nounced for th e evening of Ju n e 18 a t
the residence of C harles Cleveland. It
has now been decided to have a picnic
su p p er on th e lawn of th e Cleveland
hom e F rid ay evening, to w hich all
m em bers of the E astern S tar and th eir
fam ilies are invited. Each fam ily is
requested to bring sandw iches and one
Inform ation com es from th e office
p rep ared dish, also plates, forks and
spoons for each m em ber of the fam ily of the school clerk of Union high
Dixies may be p urchased on th e school d istric t No. 2 th a t a t th e com- |
ing election on Ju n e 28 tw o offices will j
grounds.
be v acant for d irecto rs. One will be
Mr. and Mrs. F ra n k Kinyon retu rn ed
occasioned by the ex p iratio n of the
Sunday from C entralia, W ashington,
term of W. C. L aw rence and th e oth er
accom panied by th e la tte r ’s m other,
by th e resig n atio n of H en ry W ihlon.
Mrs. B auriey, and h er sister. Miss
Mr. W ihlon recen tly resigned from the
H elen Baker. Mrs. Kinyon was called
board on account of his rem oval from
to C en tralia several w eeks ago by the
the Union high school d istrict.
serious illn ess of h er step fath er, Fred
A d au g h ter was born to Mr. and
Bauriey, who has since died, th e b u r­
ial service ta k in g place Sunday. Mrs. Mrs. Alvin K linski a t th e resid en ce of
B auriey wil! probably rem ain in Mrs. J. A Bushong F rid ay m orning,
G resham a m onth, but Miss B aker wil! Ju n e 11, but tLc little one lived but 41
hours. The life of th e child was in
re tu rn to C en tralia soon.
doubt from the first and it finally sue
Six G resham ladles. W inifred Os­
cum bed from convulsions. A b rief
burn, P e a rl Ruegg, F lo ren ce Beers,
fu n eral service was held at th e B ush­
Mabel M etzger, Evelyn M etzger and
Em m a B. Johnson, th e la st tw o from ong home Sunday afternoon, F ra n k
th e Outlook force, will leave th is eve­ Gill, of P o rtlan d , officiating, and in ­
-A nationally advertised brand. Renowned for its
term en t was m ade in D ouglas cem e­
ning on a tw o w eeks’ vacation trip to
tery u nder direction of th e G resham
remarkably
good looks and long wearing qualities.
A laska.
They will sail tom orrow
F u n eral p arlo rs. T he baby had been
m orning from S eattle on th e steam ­
[named H elen Naomi. Mrs. K linski is
F u ll fa sh io n e d , serv ice a n d chiffon w eig h ts
ship Queen, going as far n o rth as
doing well.
Skagw ay. S tops will be m ade a t v a r­
Miss C arolene T allm an and Miss
ious points of in te re st on th e coast.
You will find these three qualities in all the leading
At Ju n eau Miss Johnson w ill visit her Violet Coe attended th e com m ence­
colors of the season.
m ent exercises of W illam ette U niver-
nephew, Ivan W lnsor.
[ sity.
Miss Mlriarp Inglis left P o rtlan d
Mr. and Mrs. E. R. C ochran, of
S atu rd ay on a steam ship of th e Ad­
m ira l line for San F ran cisco w here Rogue River, Oregon, are v isitin g at
I she will v isit several days. From th e home of Mr. and Mrs. H. W.
Phone 2221
Gresham
th e re she expects to go to W yoming, Cooley. Mrs. C ochran and Mrs. Cooley
Iowa, her form er home, and rem ain are sisters. T he tw o fam ilies drove
to Longview, W ashington, Sunday
som e length of tim e.
Mr. and Mrs. E ttsel Jones retu rn ed w here they visited w ith th e son-in-
to th e ir home a t B rem erton, W ashing­ law and d au g h ter of th e Cooleys, Mr.
and Mrs. J. E. G askill. Mrs. C ochran
ton, Sunday, accom panied by th e ir
sm all niece, H elen Mack, who w ill re ­ was form erly a te ac h er in th e public
schools a t Longview.
m ain indefinitely w ith h er relatives.
J. S. Heyne, a d riv er for W airad &
Mrs. H. F. D ederick of S eattle, who
W right, w ent to S eattle T h u rsd ay
has been assistin g in the c a re of her
w ith a tru ck lo ad of ra sp b e rrie s for
m other, Mrs, J, F. B arnes for th e past
A rm our & Com pany of th a t city. Oth
th ree weeks, has retu rn ed to h er home
er loads are expected to follow d u rin g
and her sister, Mrs. R ussell Monette, th e season.
also of S eattle, has tak en h er place in
Mrs. C. M artens, from Los A ngeles,
th e B arnes home. Mrs. B arn es is and Mrs. M. M ijler, a te ac h er in the
slow ly recovering h er h ealth b u t is Seaside, Oregon schools, a re a t the
| still extrem ely nervous.
home of th e ir sister, Mrs. F red F ield ­
P aul R usher left y esterd ay for O ak­ house. O ther g u ests a t th e Fieldhouse
land, C alifornia, w here he w ill be em ­ home Monday w ere C arl A nderson and
ployed by the McKee Sales Book Man­ a friend from Y reka, C alifornia, who
u factu rin g com pany, w ith w hich J. V. a re on th e ir w ay hom e from a to u r of
Cemer, form erly of G resham , is con­ the west. They also visited w ith Mr.
Before you are persuaded, by
nected.
and Mrs. Ja ck so n Jo n es In G resham .
Mrs. May B leecker of A ppleton, W is­
The O utlook's car, w hich w as being
an extra allowance on your old
consin, is the g u est for a sh o rt tim e driven by Leslie T. S t.C la ir, w as ru n
car, to buy some car you might
of h er b ro th er. Dr. A. H. W right and into and badly dam aged a t th e in te r
fam ily. Mrs. B leecker has sp en t the section of Main and Pow ell stre e ts in
not otherwise choose, compare
w inter in C alifornia and is on her G resham la st F rid ay aftern o o n , by D.
w ay home.
the new car offered you to Buick.
H. C ottm lre, of Condon, Oregon, who
Miss E lva Dolan had as a week end w as driving w est on Pow ell stre e t on
his way to P o rtlan d . S t.C la ir was
guest Miss M attie Sm ith of P o rtlan d .
Does it have a ” sealed chassis” ?
driving
n o rth on Main stre e t and Cott-
Mrs. J. E. C lanahan of Seaside,
H as it a torque-tube-drive?
d au g h ter of Mr. and Mrs. H. M. Miller, m ire, who was on th e w rong side of
u nderw ent a m ajor operation a t Good th e stree t, stru ck th e O utlook's car
H as it m echanical 4-w h eel
S am aritan ho sp ital in P o rtlan d last sq u arely on th e fro n t rig h t w heel and
fender,
w
hich
w
ere
broken.
T
he
run
brakes? H as it a ten -p la te,
Friday. H er condition is rep o rted as
ning board w as broken and th e fro n t
satisfactory.
multiple-disc clutch? Has it a
T he Outlook office was th e scene bum per tw isted. C ottm lre adm itted
full
blam
e
and
said
th
a
t
th
e
su
n
in
his
last T h u rsd ay evening of a festive
Fisher body? Has it adequate
p arty In honor of th e b irth d ay s of two eyes blinded him. He m ade a rra n g e ­
and efficient nation-wide service
of th e "force,” Miss Em m a B. Jo h n ­ m ents for th e re p a ir of th e car.
Miss
A
nna
Ball
of
V
ernonia
sp
en
t
son's. on th e 10th, and Mrs. L ena C.
facilities? Has it more than a
St. C lair's, on th e I5th. Amid the la st w eek visitin g w ith h er g ra n d ­
m illion enthusiastic owners?
p resses and o th er m achinery the m other, Mrs. P. A. Gould. Mrs. Gould,
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tab les w ere spread, and waffles and who has been ill for several w eeks, is
coffee, b irth d ay cake, ice cream and slow ly im proving and able to be about
th e house.
straw b e rrie s, w ere served. Members
Mr. and Mrs. Alex Adams have
of the O utlook force and sev eral im ­
m ediate connections w ere p resen t, 13 moved to th e m ountains n ear Zigzag
in all. The p arty w as planned also to ra n g e r statio n , w here Mr. A dam s is
w ish tw o of th e force, Miss Johnson employed in a shingle mill.
Ed. Quigley a t B airdsdale avenue
and Miss Evelyn M etzger, bon voyage
has
to rn down his old house and is
on th e ir vacation trip to A laska.
S A L E S — SE R V IC E
B irthday rem em brances w ere d istrib ­ p rep arin g to erect a new >3500, 7-room
uted and those p lan n in g to ta k e the bungalow . Max R uehle of Rockwood
is th e builder.
ocean trip w ere given a lemon, a life­
Mr. and Mrs. R. M. H ardy m ade a
boat w ith life p rese rv e r and oth er
trip over th e w eekend to Seaside and
suggestive articles.
Mr. and Mrs. E. M. Alley. Mr. and Cannon Beach. On th e ir way they
Mrs. R obert B urns of G rass Valley visited at St. H elens w ith th e ir rela
and Mr and Mrs. G eorge Lee of W asco tives. Mr. and Mrs. A rth u r P a rk e r and
They found the P a rk e rs
a re spending a few days at the C arrie fam ily.
packed up and ready to move to Bell
Powell ranch.
We are now receiving raspberries and Royal Ann
T he Rev. and Mrs. W. N. Coffee re ­ ingham . W ashington, w here they will
cherries
at our new location in the old machinerv hall
m
ake
th
e
ir
home.
Ted
W
right
of
tu rn ed to th e ir home a t Salem Monday
G
resham
is
moving
them
.
Mr.
P
a
rk
e
r,
on
the
Multnomah
County Fair grounds.
m orning afte r spending two days in
G resham w here th e Rev. Mr. Coffee wso is a tim ber sc ale r and buyer, has
been given a g ratify in g prom otion by
had ch arg e of th e q u a rte rly m eetings
the com pany em ploying him.
at th e F ree M ethodist church.
Mr. and Mrs. A. J. S tout and son
Mack attended W ashington high school
com m encem ent program F riday
I ning at m unicipal auditorium . T heir
d au g h ter F ran ces is an honor stu d e n t
who g rad u ated In th e Ju n e class.
R ep resen tin g
Mr. and Mrs. C arl H ardy, of B erke
Ray-Maling Co., Hillsboro, Oregon
.lu n e III to S ep t 10
, ley. C alifornia, spent S unday nig h t at
I the hom e of Mr. and Mrs. C. I. R aker
Mr. and .Mrs. Jo h n B liss en tertain ed
| and th e follow ing night w ith Mr.
W e will s e n e
| dy riv er n ear the clubhouse^ T1
at
Sunday d in n er in honor of th e 87th
S alad s
i Mrs R D Bailey. Mr. and Mrs. Hardy b irth d ay of Mrs. B liss' m other, Mrs. nam e of the m iscrea n t throw ing tl
S an d w ich es
i are m aking a to u r of th e co u n try and Anna E ngels, and th e sixth b irthday rock could not be learned as he m at
S h o rt O rders
1 are on th e ir way east. Mr H ardy and of Evelyn Stone, a g ran d d a u g h ter of a quick getaw ay, but it w as probabl
Cold P rin k s
j Mr. Ballev w ere form er schoolm ates Mr. and Mrs. Bliss. The d in n er p arty th e w ork of a child playing on t l
Ices
The m em bers of th e choir of the num bered sixteen, Mrs. A nna E ngels. bank. T he in ju ry w as not considere
S u n d aes
[ M ethodist
Episcopal
ch u rch
and Mr. and Mrs. John Bliss. Mrs. A lbert serious.
Pie,
C ake,
Etc.
B L. W airad re tu rn e d F riday from
friends enjoyed a picnic lunch to g eth er ( amp, Mrs. B laine T u rn e r and th ree
w
e
e k s re st a t th e governm ent ho
F riday evening at N eilson's place on ch ild ren . K athleen, L eroy and M ar­
B ottled beer on lee
[ th e Colum bia R iver highw ay. T hose jorie. Mr. and Mrs. C. H. Stone and sp rin g s a t Carson. W ashington.
Mrs. H M. Shaw , of G resham , ha
atten d in g w ere Dr and Mrs. C. W th ree ch ildren. Evelyn. M argaret and
^Complete stock of lunch H uett. Miss A lexander. Mr. and Mrs. How ard. Mrs. G ertru d e P earso n and been visiting w ith Mrs. Eliza Stoi
for sev eral days.
Jam es S terlin g . Dr. and Mrs. W J. d au g h ter. Ju n e and A lbert Bliss.
; poods fo r the picnic
Ott, Mr. and Mrs. Jack so n Jo n es and
Miss H ilda R osenfeldt. a P o rtlan d
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son, Robby, C. E. R usher, Miss M yrtle girl, was brought to G resham for
..a
cl,y o rd »nance No. 85 pro
Rusher. Mr and Mrs. E. W A ylsw orth. tre a tm e n t S unday w hen she w as hit Tides th a t p ro p erty ow ners w here side
Leslie W airad. Mr. and Mrs. W D in the bead by a rock th ro w n by som e­
Cut line
aU t and
ra88 cen ol
betw een 8h,H
p ro p erty
K inder, Miss Emma R. Johnson. Miss one on th e bank of th e riv er w here * *
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Regardless of what may be the nature of your foot suffering,
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At considerable expense this store has arranged for the services
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any lorm of foot troubles. H is services are absolute/), free.
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In a few seconds’ time, without removing the hose, he can make
a perfpt impression of your foot that positively shows if you do
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