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GRESHAM LOCALS
SEES FIRST STREET CAR
w . T. H artley, nearly 95, la reco v er­
EATCKE HUDSON DISPLAY
T here visited In G resham la st S u n ­
ing from illneaa resu ltin g from a
Continued from page 2
A new line of Hudson super-six cars
alight stro k e of paraly sis a sh o rt tim e day and atten d ed one of th e local
Fem ale g ran d cham pion—J Luscb- are now on display at G resham J>y
ago, and is again seen on the streets. churches a lady who, a t th e age of «6 1 er 4k Son.
M C. W eb-ter, H udson-Essex dealer.
He is living at the home of his son In­
Ayershire.
years, saw for th e first tim e on th a t r, ®u.n tu“ lor calf— 1st Daniel
The sta n d ard line of H udson cars
law and d aughter, Mr. and Mrs. 8. S
Mc
day an electric stre e t car. She Is Mrs. Carthy, Salem.
consists of but th ree m odels all en ­
Thompson. Mrs. Thom pson h as been
C lara Nelson, of Richm ond. Oregon,
Guernsey.
closed. They are th é coach, the
ill but is now im proving.
B ull 3 y ea rs and over— 1st W E. brougham and sedan. The coach is
who has been visiting relativ es n ear
Miss F lossie T etrick, o p era to r of the
G resham for some tim e. W hile o th er W heeler, Boring.
O riental B eauty shop. Is recovering
. v £ ° '* 4 £*a rs 8,1,1 over— 1st W. E now all ste e' construction. Open cars
can still be had on o rd ers but the
from a tonsilor operation which she I women of h er age have been busy W heeler, 2d W. E. W heeler.
with "c a re e rs’’ and w hile some have iifu
3 y ea rs and u n d er 4— 2d W E com pany Is aim ing at economy
underw ent la st week.
been spending th e ir tim e and money W heeler.
through specializing .on th e enclosed
G uests last week a t th e home of
In vacation trip s here, th e re and yon­ «».Hwlf7 „s.e " ior ye a r »n<— 1st Vera type now so popular.
Mrs. Mary T etrick w ere Mrs. Lillie
Stafford, 2d W. E. W heeler.
der, th is happy-faced
m atro
n ly woman
P rices have slig h tly advanced, but
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n uuiau
i H eifer Junior calf— 1st W. E Whpel.
Messick and Miss F airy S tanton of
has stayed at home raisin g a fam ily i e r ' 2d O reenm an & Son, Fairview
the H udson selling organization is
W alla W alla, W ashington.
of nine ch ild ren and Incidentally h han-
S ra d ! d h erd— 1st W E W heeler.
ap­
confident th a t th e g reatly improved
Mrs. Mary E Welch and d au g h ter
B reed ers’ calf h e r d - l s t O reenm an
pily m arry in g ofr six of them .
ap p earan ce and g eneral underlying
& Son.
G race are spending a few days a t the
But a w e e k or so ago s h e decided to
8,re— la t G reenm an & Son, value will m ore th an ofTset th is in the
N ew port beaches.
2d W. E. W heeler,
eyes of buyers.
take
a
vacation
and
cam
e
to
G
resham
W. J. Cooper Is driving a new Whip
2,.' w “' e C w l “ ” ’ " 1 " E
to
see
the
sights.
On
S
unday
she
got
In addition to the cars being more
pet car. The O verland-4 sedan which
her
tirst
view
of
a
stre
e
t
ca
r
w
hen
th
e
I
beautiful,"
said Mr W ebster, "th e mo- I
he has been driving has been purchased
to r has had some slight changes
by W. L. G orsage, who has gone with Hull Run pulled th ro u g h on its re g u ­
Bull senior calf— 1st G reenm an & which re su lt in a b etter sta n d ard o f,
his fam ily to Denver on a visit with la r Sunday m orning trip. Mrs. N el­ bon.
son as C lara W ilson w as born on th e
gasoline consum ption th an we have
his relatives.
Cow 2 y ears and u n d er 3— 1st G reen-
site of the p resen t Bull Run lake i ? an_ & S o n ’ 2 d G repnm an & Son, 3d had for th e past few seasons. These
Mr. and Mrs. C. E. Jackson and Mr.
which her fath e r had hom esteaded. W. E. W heeler.
alteratio n s are in the m anifolding, and
and Mrs. F red C halker are enjoying a
The
lake is but an artificial one atpj „ u elferOJ8®nior calf— 1st G reenm an so Improve th e d istrib u tio n of fuel to
sh o rt vacation a t N etarts.
& Son, 2d G reenm an & Son, 3d W. E the cylinders th a t all the pick-up and
Mr. and Mrs. David A nderson and w as constructed th e re In rec en t years w neeler.
to serve the purposes of the P o rtlan d
S enior cham pion bull. Junior cham ­ pow er of the super-six is retained
two children, D orothy and W illiam, of
E lectric Pow er com pany. She left pion bull, senior cham pion cow, Junior w hile th e m ileage of gasoline is su b ­
W inthrop, W ashington, a re visiting
Hull Run as a bride 42 y ears ago, cham pion cow, g rand cham pion bull, sta n tia lly improved.
for two weeks at th e home of Mr. An­
g ran d cham pion cow —G reenm an &
m
aking th e trip to h er new hom e by bon.
"We a re now prepared to show buy­
derso n ’s paren ts, Mr. and Mrs. Wm.
ox
team
and
has
been
too
busy
to
ever
ers th a t the H udson is an exceedingly
Anderson.
Brow n Sw iss.
Bull 3 y ears and over— IstT h eo d o re econom ical ca r to o p erate and is u n ­
Mr. and Mrs. V irgil Howell and come back for a visit u n til now. She
and her husband have accum ulated a B rugger. 2d John Boeckli.
m atched in any autom obile w hich can
daughter, E dith, a re leaving the first
Bull 2 y ears and under 3— 1st Theo­ approach its g en eral sta n d ard of per
com
fortable
fo
rtu
n
e
on
th
e
ir
In
terio
r
of this week for Y achats, Oregon,
stock ranch and w hile o rd in ary folks dore Brugger.
form ance. The sup er-six m otor has
w here they will take care of th e fru it
have to trav el via stre e t c a r and n Boeckli. y ear and u nder 2— 1st John been u nder developm ent for n ea rly 11
Size 64x76 very best grade cotton Blanket, in gray and
on th eir ranch n ear th e re and fix up
steam line, Mr. and Mrs. Nelson own i ®enJ°r c a H— 1st A nna Boeckli, 2d years now, and It Is in terestin g to
tan, assorted colored borders, special value at... $1.95
th eir house p rep a ra to ry to th e moving
Jo h n Boeckli.
note th a t it has had from th e s ta rt
of the fam ily back, probably some un autom obile and If w asn't m an u fac­
bize
66x80 extra heavy cotton Blanket, come in grey
Ju n io r calf— 1st T heodore B rugger
tu red In D etroit, either. W hen some
tim e In Septem ber.
2d Jo h n Boeckli, 3d T heodore B ru g ­ m any fea tu re s w hich are Just now be­
and tan, assorted colored borders, a real value... $2.65
of the folks w ere chafing h er about g e r .
ing g en erally adopted and announced
K
Mrs. C. P. T allm an and son C harles
her ignorance of stre e t ca r co n d u ct­
on
o
th
e
r
cars.
Its
patented
super-six
Cow
4
y
ears
old
and
over—
1st
T
heo­
retu rn ed the la tte r p a rt of la st week
Size 70x80 extra large cotton Blanket, in grey and
dore B rugger. 2d Jo h n Boeckli, 3d
from th e ir farm in C lackam as county ors, m otor men and o rd in an ce ru les In John Boeckli, 4th T heodore B rugger c ra n k sh a ft rem ain s today th e only
tan, assorted colored borders, priced at............ $2.95
sh aft w hich is in h e re n tly balanced to
general, she replied w ith some a s p e r­
near E stacada, w here they spen t th ree
Cow 3 y ears and u nder 4— 1st Anna
ity th a t with "Old Toby," her horse, Boeckli, 2d P aul Boeckli.
prev en t vibration.
w eeks h arvesting th e ir crop.
Size 66x80 heavy weight fleecy Blanket, in various
and with a good saddle she w ouldn't
Cow 2 y ears and under 3— 1st Mag- K The
rhe new
new all-steel
a ll-steel coach is a re-
re
Mr. and Mrs. C. I. R a k er and Mr.
colored plaids, priced at.................................
$3.85
ask any odds of the old stre e t ca r * ° ^na Boeckli, 2d T heodore B rugger, "markable developm ent. T he body it
and Mrs. E llsw orth R aker retu rn ed com pany.
3d T heodore B
Brugger.
rugger.
self is
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self
is
literally
"as
rigid
as
a
steel
Sunday from a trip to .Bend and the
\\ ool niixed Blanket, size 66x80, in extra heavy weight
(To be co n tin u ed in next issu e.)
building," w hile the color com bination
cen tu ry drive, tak in g In Diamond and
25 to 30 per cent wool in pretty plaid effects.
outside and the u p h o lstery inside is
C rater lakes, K lam ath Falls, and oth er
p
articu
la
rly
attractiv
e.
Mounted
on
cities of southern Oregon.
Specially priced at.. $5.50
the sup er-six ch assis, it provides an
L ittle Ruby H ollow ay is the proud
W2
n
im
eoed
Plaid
Blanket>size
70x80, extra large size,
unusual im pression of stab ility and
possessor of a new piano, the recent
safety
under
all
rid
in
g
conditions.
40
to
50
per
cent
wool.
Comes
in large block plaids’
girt of her paren ts. Mr. and Mrs. A. R.
"T he brougham and sedan are bu ilt
Holloway.
Another real value at... $6.85
of alum inum sheets over a fram e of
Roy H. and Clifford Gibbs left on
Allnnure " ° o1 ?!.anP t ’ size 66sS0, a real blanket of
selected hardw ood. T his is in line
F riday for a visit in the home of Mr.
with th e H udson policy of several
100 per cent Virgin wool in guaranteed fast colors,
and Mrs. L uther Stockton, who live
y e a rs’ standing. The color com bina­
above Camp 8 of the P. E. P. project
tions are handsom e, w hile th e in te r­
Priced at... $9.85
above E stacada. T he men expect to
iors a re m ore roomy, com fortable and I
spend about a week in th e m ountains
rich in ap pearance.
near there.
We feel th a t th is is the handsom est !
Dr. Mary Becker has com menced
line
of ca rs H udson has ever present-1
the work of rem odeling the house re ­
ed. and th a t w ith th e b etter bodies on
cently purchased from Mr. and Mrs. J.
an im proved and tim e-tested chassis,
C . Thom pson. T he la tte r moved re ­
the line is ce rtain to m eet w ith a wide
cently to th eir new house w hich they
ap p ro v al.”
are building on Powell Valley road
Just west of G resham .
GRESHAM, OREGON
real estate loans see or call B i
The M ultnomah county W. C. T. U. I
W. T horne.—Adv.
Institute will picnic ut L a u re lh u rst
park next T hursday, A ugust 19. Local
m em bers a re urged to attend and take
baskets for the dinner which will be
a t noon. A good program will be giv­
en during the afternoon.
Mr. and Mrs. A. G. P ullen of The
Dalles surprised the home folks F ri­
day with a visit. They brought with
them six boxes of fine peaches to the
form er's m other, Mrs W. E. Beegle.
On Saturday, accom panied by Mr. and
Mrs R. A. S tarb ard , they drove to
Seaside, retu rn in g Monday.
Now Is the tim e to p re p a re for
The R. D. Bailey and fam ily, Mrs.
Flettn H ibbert and Mrs. C. I. R aker
the storm s of w inter by giving your
left yesterday for a vacation trip
buildings a new coat of paint.
which will take them first to Rainier
For Interiors
V a rn is h e s ,
S h e lla c , s t a i n s .
national pnrk w here they will spend
Oil C o lo rs. l a c q u e r s , E n a m -
L et the tin iest crack ap p e ar in
about a week, afte r w hich they will go
e ls , W a ll P a in t, E tc.
to Seaside for several d ays’ stay.
the old su rface and th e villain,
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H A I.I . R o s i IlO IS T E IX s
TO TA KE I,DM 4 J O IR X E Y
The Ilolsteins from th e H allrose
ranch were exhibited fur the first tim e
at the M ultnomah county fair this
year One of the o u tstanding anim als
of this herd was a Junior herd sire,
which wag m ade ju n io r and grand
< ham plon at the fair. T his anim al has
for several m onths been the source of
much adm iration and talk am ong the
Holstein breeders of th is p art of the
state.
At the close of tin- county fair, the
C arnation Stock farm from Seattle,
W ashington, secured from S. II Hall,
ow ner, an Interest In th is bull, so that
he ran be used in th e ir show herd.
T his bull along w ith his brother, who
Is a sire of a q u an tity of th e young
anim als in the H allrose herd, leaves
S eattle this week to be exhibited on
the eastern show circuit
They will
be shown in the strongest com petition
of dairy anim als in the Cnlted S tates,
including W isconsin. Indiana, the Ses-
'lU keut. a n la I at Philadelphia, S pring-
field, M assachusetts, T rent, the Na­
tional D airy show a t Chicago and
back to the Pacific In te rn a tio n a l at
P ortland, after w hich tim e he will
come back to his place in th e H allrose
herd.
It will be rem em bered that front the
county fair last year a num ber of the
o u tstanding anim als from thi Mc-
Keown and L u tc h e r herds w err sold
to th e Billtw hack Stock farm of C ali­
fornia. Some of thane anim als won
high honors at all of th e leading fairs
of th e Pacific coaat and a re still lead­
ing m em bers of the B llllw hack show
herd
'I he last tra n sa c tio n Is sim ply
another of the M ultnom ah county Hol-
stelns which are stepping out to Join
Ihe a risto crats of this breed.
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