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About Gresham outlook. (Gresham, Multnomah County, Or.) 1911-1991 | View Entire Issue (Sept. 3, 1926)
o n a n ia UITI.,K)K, FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER PARK THRER Pair Enough. PLEA SA N T VALLEY heath of Willie Barlow. POWELL VALLEY (By G. N. Sager.) A gain we a re called upon to c h ro n T he Rev. O. J. W ilner and family icle th a t one sad. little w ord th at, w ere accorded a p leasant farew ell re since life and death began, h as filled ception on Tuesday evening In the so m any hum an h e a rts w ith g rief— Mission ch u rch w here he h as been the "Gone." T his tim e it is W illie Barlow p asto r for the past tw o years. The th e 16-year-old son of Mr. and Mrs. house was tilled and an en tertain in g G. W. B arlow . I^ast S atu rd ay th e program w as rendered. The Rev. O. young m an, in com pany w ith a n um F L arson, of Damascus, and the Revs. ber of com panions, w ent bath in g in John .,'ordell and Andrew Johnson, of th e Colum bia riv er n e a rT a m a s, W ash Haley w ere present and m ade fitting ington. The boys had been In th e w a rem ark s for the occasion, as did also te r but a sh o rt tim e w hen W illie was a num ber in the congregation. A solo heard to call for help but before a s was rendered by Mrs. O. F. L arson, sistan ce could be rendered by his [accom panied at th e piano by Miss we gladly pay trib u te a s c re d it r ig h t GOITRE com panions he san k to rise no more. F rances Arvidson. also a solo was fully belongs to th em fo r a ll th a t Completely Removed. Milwaukee However physicians pronounced death given by Miss Olga Noreen. w ith her A m erica h a s accom plished an d Lady Tells oi Relief front a s ta n d s fo r today. due to h e a rt failure, as no w ate r was sister. Miss Amy Noreen at the piano. Colorless Liniment. found in th e lungs. A m ale ch o ru s from th e S aron L u th «•V*11* Shikora. 621 Tenth St.. M ilwaukee W’m. E. Barlow w as 16 years of age eran church gave a selection which W e a re proud of A m erica's w o rk 2 - i ^ ” n81n’ “ TS. she wlu tel1 or write her experience with Sorbol-Quadruple. She and w as a pupil in th e P leasan t V alley was m uch appreciated. A gift of a ers and deeply a p p re c ia te th e p riv il w as relieved of difficult breathing, dizzi school d u rin g th e past few years. He purse of money was given the Rev. ness, and a clogged feeling in throat. ege th a t is o u rs in h e lp in g so m an y Inquire at Gresham Drug company, all was popular am ong his m ates and u n i Mr. W ilner from his congregation and w o rk e rs safely and su re ly a lo n g th e drug stores or write Sorbol Company. Me chanicsburg, Ohio. v ersally loved by all who knew him. the young people presen ted him w ith Koad of F in a n c ia l Independence. His untim ely death cam e as a te rrib le a handsom e fountain pen. Mrs. W il shock to his folks and to th e com m u ner w as given a coffee p erco lato r by nity. the young people and th e Ladles Aid He leaves to m ourn his d eath a presented h er w ith a salad dish and a fath e r and m other, Mr. and Mrs. Geo. bouquet of flowers. Mr. W ilner has W. Barlow, two siste rs R uth and accepted a call to th e p asto ra te of a Ruby, and tw o b ro th ers Leon and Lila. church in Hoquiam, W ashington, and PLEASANT HOME In term e n t w as a t D am ascus cem e his successor to the w ork of th e Pow T he Rev. E. W. W ithnell will preach tery, and th e grav e w as covered w ith ell Valley Mission ch u rch w ill be known in the near future. at th e Pleasa'nt Home M ethodist a m ass of beautiful flowers. In observance of W alter Johnson, of C athlam et. church Sunday m orning at 11:15 from Labor Bay this W ashington, left T uesday a fte r visit FAIRVIEW th e subject, "L ab o rers T ogether w ith Institution w i l l ing a few days with R inar M attson. God.” Sunday school will convene at not be opened on “Our M oral and S p iritu al O bliga R inar left T hursday for a w eek's visit 10 o’clock and th e Sunday school Monday, Sept. 6. tio n s” will be th e them e of a serm on with friends and relativ es at Chinook, board w ill m eet a t th e close of th e a t th e Sm ith M emorial P resb y terian W ashington. His sister, Elsie, who preaching service. T he Ju n io r ch u rch , under the lead ersh ip of Mrs. A lta G en ch u rch Sunday m orning a t 11 o’clock has spent m ost of the sum m er there, try, will m eet in th e ch u rch basem ent by th e p asto r, th e Rev. E. R. D. Hol- will re tu rn home with him. The Rev. W. W estllqe of Tacoma, a t . 11:15, d u rin g th e p ro g ress of the lensted. Sunday school sta rts p ro m p t ly a t 10 o’clock. and th e Rev. Dan Sjogrin, of S eattle re g u la r services. E p w o rth L eague P lan s a re being m ade for a picnic will conduct the service at the Sw e will m eet at 8 o’clock. by th e Sunday school of the Sm ith dish Mission church in Pow ell Valley M emorial ch u rc h to be held in P en in Sunday m orning. T here will be BORING su la p ark in P o rtlan d . S aturday, Sep preaching and special singing. T here P reaching services w ill be held at tem ber 11. will be no service in th e evening as the Boring M ethodist ch u rch a t 10 the m em bership is desirous of a tte n d o’clock Sunday by th e Rev. E. W. VICTORY ing th e young people’s conference of W ithnell. He will preach from the the n o rth w est which will convene in topic, "L ab o rers T ogether w ith God.” F red C. Doeltz, of C alifornia, who I o rtlan d including Sunday evening. Sunday school will convene at 11. has been residing near T ro u td ale for The Sunday school picnic of the the p ast two m onths, and Miss E sth er In o u r p ro fe ssio n a l field of e n d e av o r we Saron L u th eran church will be held at L. W ilhelm w ere quietly m arried on L a u re lh u rst p ark on Sunday, S eptem know how m uch of know ledge, how m uch MT REASONABLE RATES Monday, A ugust 30, a t V ancouver, ber 5. Those who wish to go are re ol tact a n d hum an u n d e rs ta n d in g is neces When death en ters th e home and W ashington, by th e Rev. L. B. Deck. quested to m eet a t th e ch u rch at you a re bowed in g rief you can s a ry to a S ervice of S in cerity . W e h av e all They w ere accom panied by the brid e's 10:30 and m eans will be provided. All find a tem p o rary resp ite in go m other. F o r the p resen t they are liv are invited to attend. these. ing over o u r estim ate of fu n eral ing a t th e home of the b rid e’s p aren ts, ch arg es to see th a t they are fair and reasonable. You will find Mr. and Mrs. L. W ilhelm in the Vic th a t we provide for every detail TROUTDALE tory d istrict. and th a t you are relieved of ev ery responsibility. T here is no The E a ste rn S tar c h a p te r gave HALEY u npleasant afte rm a th ; nothing farew ell p arty and show er for Mrs in th e form of e x tra charges. Sunday school w ill be conducted at Alice Rix at the home of Mrs. E arl th e H aley B aptist ch u rch beginning at T egart on F riday afternoon. T here * a P H O N E S R E S -981 ! 10 a. m. T he m orning w orship will be w ere, about 30 ladies presen t, who Phone 2171 conducted in Swedish and th e evening spent a very happy afternoon w ith the service w ill begin a t 8. T he p asto r, guest of honor who is soon to d ep art the Rev. J. S. N ordell, will speak at for Salem w here she will m ake her both services. All a re co rd ially in v it home. Mrs. Rix received m any use ful gifts. D ainty refresh m en ts w ere Section Line Paving Started. ed to attend. served. Auto F re ig h t T erm inal P re lim in ary work has begun on the A rth u r M atches spent th e w eek-end paving of the Section Line road which Portland, Phene EAst 2304 GILLIS any where at any time at S easide w ith the Bailey party. is to be done th is year between 82d Gresham, Phoue 1201 Mr. and Mrs. Roy F oust of T oppen stre e t and G resham . The road has Mrs. J. A. F rom m elt, form erly Miss D aily T rip s to P o rtla n d , I Genevieve M anary, has been ill since ish, W ashington, spent th e week-end been plowed between B runner sta | the first of th e year. She has retu rn ed a t the home of Mr. and Mrs. J. A. tlon and the Rockwood road and It is Slab Wood $4.50, delivered ' home a fte r spending four w eeks in A shw orth. expected th a t the laying of the first [ the P o rtlan d san itariu m . Mrs. G race H anna of P o rtlan d vis co n crete will be begun Saturday, As S uccessor to G illis defeated the C orbett baseball ited h er p aren ts. Mr. and Mrs. Mick- considerable tim e is required for i Io- S uccessor to B laine T u rn e r H urgan Bros. team by a score of 6 to 4 la st Sunday. ley, Sunday and Monday. h ardening of concrete, the road will Call "P o rk y " for service, G resham 2x1. Next Sunday G illis will play a Ja p - T h ere w as an in te restin g m eeting probably not be com pleted as a whole I auese team on the G illis ground, th e of th e F lo ral club on T hursday, Au before the first of the year. The con PORTLAND | gam e to be called a t 2:30. g u st 26, and it w as decided to have tra c to rs hope to m ake headw ay on as WAY POINTS som e m ore displays of flow ers th is much as a m ile a w eek of the th o r fall. oughfare, but with n ecessary delays H URLBURT GRESHAM Mr. and Mrs. Wm. F arre n b ec k er of it is th o u g h t It will be several m onths Services will be held next Sunday W alla W alla, W ashington, were before the paving is ready for traffic Local and Long Distance evening at th e H u rlb u rt schoolhouse guests at the A. D. K endall home on Into th e city. T R O U T D A L E CITY H A LL Moving a t 8 o ’clock. The Rev. E. R. D. Hol- Saturday. I’astor Thanks Ills People. lensted, p asto r of the Sm ith M emorial Mr. M orrison of the firm of Gwin On the eve of our d e p a rtu re for P re sb y teria n ch u rch of Fairview , will W hite and P rin ce of S eattle has es an o th er field of labor we wish to ex preach. tab lish ed his h ea d q u arte rs a t Mrs. tend our h ea rtfe lt appreciation to our Longs and will assist in th e shipm ent m any friends in Pow ell Valley, Da of th e celery and cauliflow er crops for m ascus, Haley and G resham for th eir COTTRELL m any kindnesses d u rin g th e past three th e local grow ers. for ex p ert m achine w ork and auto G e n tle m en 7.»c L ad ies 84c M arion B urlingam e, of F airview , Miss P earl Coleman of P o rtlan d was years. You tiave met us with sm iling rep airs. Bug bodies b u ilt to order. faces and w ords of com fort for which I will preach at the C ottrell com m unity visiting her cousin, Miss E lla R ich we a re th an k fu l. We have especially Troutdale, Ore. Phone 48x6 I ch u rch Sunday m orning at 11 o'clock. ardson, W ednesday. E lla retu rn ed enjoyed the fellow ship of the m em bers Sunday school will convene at the with her cousin to stay until Sunday. of the Mission ch u rch ,—th eir b ro th e r hour of 10. Miss F loella Jacobs and Fuel Fuel Fuel Mr. and Mrs. R. D. H ew itt and ly love and generous sp irit. We have I Irving G reen will a ssist in the mu- | d au g h ter, Evelyn, and son C harles been blest and edified in m any ways th ro u g h our association with you It FOB PILES I steal p a rt of th e service. sp en t th e w eek-end In Albany. is with relu ctan ce we leave you. To the o th er churches and p asto rs Mrs. A nna R ichardson spent T h u rs A I ortland man nays "My w ife suf- In su ra n ce funds for farm loans. No we wish to extend sflc e re th an k s for 15 T“ ’’". « « • tube o f Ham- I com m ission or brokerage. Very easy day with Mrs. H. E. Bradley of P o rt th e reciprocity and und erstan d in g in £ i.7 ,iS lrftment c ure<? her 8ol<’ with We have secured a supply of th a t fam ous S uperio r Rock S prings land. From th e re she w ent to the our C h ristian life and work. We all Positive money bark guarantee 8e- I term s. B. W. T horne.—Adv. Coal a t Sum m er P rices. ! ‘ at u re,7 UruF C o - Gresham, home of her sister, Mrs. E. Coleman ought to he one In C hrist Jesu s and Oregon. Mailed anyw here in «pecia may it be so. F arew ell. tubes postpaid »1.00. H. J. Hamlet, We a re booking o rd ers now for d irect delivery from th e car. to sta y un til Sunday. Manufacturer, 6667-82d street. 8 8 . O. J. W ILNER AND FAMILY. Portland, Oregon. D orothy and Ju a n ita Pye spent few days w ith th e ir sister, Mrs. F ra n k THE BERRY GROWERS PACKING CO. T here is no basis for the w idespread C raw ford. GRESHAM, OREGON P hone 1871 notion th a t fish Is p articu la rly v alu able as a brain food. It Is now claimed. Of co u rse not. No food will give you ROCKWOOD m ore b rain s If you don’t use w hat you T he law enforcem ent film, “L est We have. F o rg e t”, one of the m ost pow erful We are alw ays glad to quote you on d ram as ever presented th ro u g h the lum ber. Sandy Lum ber Co., phone m otion pictu re, will be show n Sunday Sandy 223.—Adv. tf LV. PORTLAND LV, GRESHAM S eptem ber 5, at the M ethodist ch u rch A Trial \\ e have our own terminal and warehouse a t Rockwood. T his is a vivid p ictu re Park «nd Vamtilll Powell a Roberts of N ickerson Jellied Chicken m eans a a tru e story, one taken from real life re tu rn order. Give it a tria l.—Adv. at I’.ast \\ ater and Salmon, one block north of Phone MAIn 8611 Phone 1823 In connection with the picture, a sh o rt the Auto Freight Terminal. F or low est ra te s on autom obile, add ress will be followed by the Hon tru c k and g en eral Insurance see B. W •8 30 a. m., V. •7 00 a. m., Send all freight to Walrad & Wright E. A. B aker, president of th e Anti T horne.—Adv. » :30 a m . L. 8 :J0 a. m , 10 :30 a. m , V. » 30 a. m.. Saloon L eague of Oregon. An offer Inc. warehouse in the Pacific Bridge build 11 :30 a. m., L 10 :30 a. m.. 12 :>0 p. m„ If you w ant lum ber w rite Sandy V. ing will be taken. 11 30 a. m.. ing. Our trucks leave Portland for (iresh 1 tJO p. m , L 12 30 o m.. Sunday school at th e M ethodist L um ber Co., C herryville, or phone 2 :»0 p. m„ V. 1 30 p. m., Sandy 223.—Adv. tf am several times each day. 3 :30 p. m . n. L. 2 30 p. m„ E piscopal church will begin a t 10 4 30 p. m , V 3 :30 p. m., 5 :30 p. m„ L. o clock as usual and E pw orth League 4 30 p. in , Why have a lot of th in g s around you in our spacious, fire-proof warehouse we 6 30 p. m.. V. 6 30 p m.. will convene at 7 in the evening don't need when some m ight be glad *7 :30 p m.. U »6 30 p. m„ an store your produce, grain, furniture, etc. ■11 .30 p m.. L. •8 30 p m.. Bible study is held each T h u rsd ay to get them a t a b arg ain ? T ry a W ant evening and o rch e stra p ractice will •Sun days and H oliday« only. be held on S atu rd ay evening. »Sat ,J----- urd Jal ys. Sunday« and Holiday«. A p rin te r received an inquiry from a surgeon who w anted bids on several tho usand letterh ead s, different sixes, g rades and colors, and he w anted the form held standing. T he p rin te r w rote back: "Am in th e m ark et for one o p era tion for appendicitis, one. two or five- inch incision, w ith or w ithout e th e r; also w ith or w ithout nurse. Q uota tions m ust include putting appendix back and canceling the order if found sound. S uccessful bidder is expected to hold incision open for 60 days as I expect to be in th e m ark et for an o p eration for g allsto n es and I w ant to save the ex tra cost of cutting." Mrs. Anna Lehm an is spending a few w eeks a t th e beaches. Mr. and Mrs. J. C. R oberts of P o rt land w ere c a lle rs a t th e home of Mr. and Mrs. G. N. S ag er Sunday a fte r noon. Miss F lo ra Robison of M aryhill, W ashington, is spending a few days visiting w ith h er au n t, Mrs. G. H. Richey of this place. Wm. Beegle of G resham w as a val ley visitor on business la st Monday. Mr. and Mrs. Chas. D ahlquist mo tored to Camas. W ashington, one day recently, w here they w ere th e g u ests of Mr. and Mrs. Edw. C unningham Mrs. H ans W itten b u rg of P o rtlan d visited w ith her m other, Mrs. F lo ra Troge, on T uesday of th is week. ' Miss Alice R ichey visited w ith her g ran d p a re n ts, Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Rob inson, for a few days la st week. H. P au lsen is serio u sly ill a t his home. H is m any frien d s hope to hear of his speedy recovery. Mrs. E. A. Eades has disposed of h er in te re sts in th e S ycam ore g ara g e to P ap lif Bros., of D am ascus. T he new ow ners have tak en possession. To Those W ho Find Happiness on the Job Refreshing fruit flavor from the fruit itself 4 - / R oyal F ru it F lavored G e la tin Funeral GRESHAM FUNERAL PARLORS J.E METZGER DIRECTOR, ucencedmo ^ ns ^ 1901 GATES FUNERAL HOME asvj « ^, Truck Hauling Lundquist Truck Line GALEN FANCHER DANCE SATURDAY. SEPT, 11 COOK’S MACHINE SHOP JACK KHiR AY’S ORCHESTRA COAL COAL COAL Portland-Gresham Stage Gresham-Portland Truck SA AID A AID GRAVEL CRUSHED ROCK AND ROAD MATERIAL W A L R A D & W R I G H T , Inc P o rtla n d P h o n e EA. CLIO G re sh a m P h o n e 'iiic K illen. Chicken m ites may be eradicated by -a few thorough applications of k ero sene or some of th e co al-tar products sold for this purpose, or cru d e p e tro l eum, to th e in terio r of the poultry house, including the floor, taking care to get the m aterial Into th e cracks. B usiness Is built on ad v ertisin g : buying is encouraged by advertising tb e public Is benefited by a d v e rtis e / W ANTED • P ally except S u n d ay, and Holidays. V,—Powell Valley. B. L.— Base Line Owned and operated by M ore people to read and u«e th e W a n t Ads. N otice th e c a re fu l classificatio n a n d look fo r w h a t you w a n t o r a d v e rtis e fo r it. GEO. LEWIS & SON Have you ever used h o rserad ish in sauce for beets? T ry a little next tim e you serve th is vegetable. A bit of g in ger also com bines w ell w ith beets in vinegar.
