Gresham outlook. (Gresham, Multnomah County, Or.) 1911-1991, September 14, 1926, Page 3, Image 3

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COLUMBIA HEIGHTS
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sociatlon.
cal W om en’s5" union
‘¡’L' | School opened Monday m orning w ith
Mrs. T. VanHee has retu rn ed from
Mrs. H. M cCreary on i h u r s X
,
s en ro lh n ‘‘nt <* 23. Miss Caulson
G resham w ith her tw in sons, born
noon Septem ber 1«. a t 2 o’clock“ I n t V t e X T fr° m H “ * “ ’ ° reg° n> ‘8
th e re on A ugust 28. D uring the m o th ­
a re invited to be present.
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er s absence th e new home was rushed
to com pletion for her com fort and
T he first m eeting for this year of
S* °tty 6 *t “
the V ictory P aren t-T each er associa ! A Sc° l Was playlng Kolf w ith his th a t of her babies. All a re doing well.
A rch itects are busy w ith plans for
tion w ill m eet F rid ay evening in the W' fe When the thoUKht stru ck him
schoolhouse a t 8 o’clock. J. c streh in
18 this y e r’ b lrtJ»day7 Well, then. th e new m ansion of Mr. and Mrs.
Ju liu s Meier at Menucha, w hich will
------------------------- I think I ’ll give ye’ th e hole."
become the perm anent home of the
Meier family.
W ork has already
com m enced on th e te arin g down of
th e im m ense log s tru c tu re w hich has
been th e ir sum m er home for th e past
C olum bia G ran g e Hull
ten years. It Is possible th a t some of
the big logs will he used elsew here
on the grounds for the co nstruction of
a lodge. T he big log house w as a r tis ­
tic and w as the ad m iration of all who
saw it.
C orned Beef, C abbage a n d P ie
Mr. and Mrs. George P e rry of Me­
nucha had a close call on L abor day
coon music
when a speedy d riv er ra n in to th e ir
auto on the highw ay near th e sum m it.
T heir c a r was a total w reck b ut
n eith er Mr. or Mrs. P e rry w ere h u rt
beyond m inor bruises.
Mr. and Mrs. O. Plum m er of P o rt­
A TRUCK FOR EVERY KIND OF WORK
land and th e ir d aughter, Mrs. B arnes
of A laska, w ere week-end guests of
Mrs. J a sp e r Crane. T he P lum m ers
expect to build on th e ir acre here in
th e sp rin g and m ake C orbett th e ir
Daily Trips to Portland
p erm an en t home.
L ittle Spence E hrm an, son of Mr.
Gresham
and Mrs. Mason E hrm an, is g ettin g
Powell
Portland
Phone
and
along nicely afte r an operation for a
Ft. East Taylor
1481
Maple
grow th on th e bone of his leg
Phone EAat <489
Mr. and Mrs. Edw ard H anson have
moved to G resham afte r two and a
h alf y ears as c a reta k er of th e E hrm an
place.
The fall season for salm on fishing
has opened and th e fisherm en are
hoping for a m ore profitable one th an
th e sum m er season.
Ole Bodine of L ato u rell is driving a
new Buick car.
Mr. and Mrs. George W ilcox drove
Phone 2491
to
T illam ook and Seaside over Labo
I
day.
BORING
Roy and L aw rence A ndersen en
joyed L abor day at th e ir home, Colum
Mrs. Wm. M orand and sons, Donald
bia View farm .
and Billie, spent th e week-end and
Schools opened at C orbett on Mon Labor day a t Seattle.
day. The P.-T. A. will meet for its
School com menced h ere on L abor
first session of the y ear a t th e Colum ­
day w ith an en ro llm en t of 73. T here
bian high school on Tuesday, th e 14th.
are a num ber m ore to enroll. L. H.
A good atten d an ce is expected.
M allicoat as p rincipal is en terin g on
Mrs. K incaid, who w as operated on his 11th year in th is school, Miss
in a P o rtlan d hospital some tim e ago,
Edith A nderson of th e Interm e
has retu rn ed to her home a t Corbett
diate g rad es has been h ere five years
and is m uch im proved in health.
and Miss E ran a Bluhm two years.
Mr. and Mrs. P. p. R asm ussen and
L. H. M allicoat and fam ily m otored
d au g h ter A lice have moved to The
to D allas S atu rd ay , re tu rn in g Sunday
D alles a fte r spending th e sum m er at I evening
th M r T \ ° V he COlUmi,la riV er
A baby b° y w as born to Mrs Buna
Mrs. Maud Reed of C orbett w as a T an n er , „ t ' p(,k Mrf(
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VICTORY
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COACH
COAL
BRIQUETS
EKSTROM TRUCK SERVICE
The smooth perform ance,
flashing pick-up and stamina
of the famous Essex motor
— built on the patented and
exclusive Super-Six principle.
yo^linuteî^de ivill e&in }b u /
For 1927
The Greatest Buick Ever
Built offers hundreds of
dollars in extra value.
B ut th e p rice has n o t
been raised. This is the
a d v a n ta g e o f B uick
volume.
M. C. Webster Motor Co.
D unthorpe. P o rtland.
O. K. P atterso n is a t p resen t a t th e
home of F. Shoultx at Corbett. He ex-
n e c t s to l , v o o „
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pects to leave on Septem ber 16 for
Chicago, w here he will spend some
tim e with his aged m other.
Miss A nnie E tlin g will atten d th e
Oregon Norm al at Monmouth during
the com ing year.
Miss Lucile
K incaid .will have
ch arg e of th e school at Ames for the
com ing year.
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th e h° me ° f her
Frvck’l n n ^ '
HUDSON - ESSEX
Gresham
America
welcomes il
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b u ,l«J‘«g a modern
home on biH P roperty near Boring.
¡Mrs. Roy Cocohorn has been q u ite
ill w ith rheum atism at the home of
h er m other, Mrs. E. J. Gregson.
’ C allers at th e home of O. W. Boring
on Sunday w ere Mr. and Mrs. George
.Mofflt and fam ily, and Mr. and Mrs
Geo. Bickford and dau g h ter, all from
On no o th e r occasion h a s a n y new m o to r-c a r so s tirre d th
'P o rtlan d .
in te re st a n d e n th u s ia sm of th e m o to r-w ise A m erican pub
Mr. and Mrs. A. K. M ulligan of
lie a s h a s th is new “ 70” W illy s-K n ig h t Six
S oJu
P o rtlan d called on th e ir uncle, Wm.
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tending St. M ary’s academ y th is w in­
few
days
on
a
trip
to
North
Bend
ter.
W hile he was aw ay Jo h n K arlan d c a r­
T h is new ” 70” Six a p p lie s th e p rin c ip le s of high-aoeec
Mr. and Mrs. Richard K n arr are the
ried th e mail.
proud p are n ts of an 8-pound baby boy
e
n g in e c o n s tru c tio n to th e K n ig h t S leeve-V alve m otoi
Donald Morand resum ed his studies
born Septem ber 1. They have named
b,
8 ,a r t *in K ,7 sul,H- W ith a 2 15-16-inch bore am i 4%-
a
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Benson
polytechnic
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week.
him Robert Bruce.
inch s tro k e th is new Sleeve-V alve Six e n g in e delivers
Boring C om m unity club expects
« r o it e r pow er p er cubic Inch of p isto n d isplacem ent
Phone 1801
SALES AND SERVICE
GRESHAM Mr. and Mrs. J. Crow lley and Miss to The
hold Its first m eeting of the year at
th ro u g h o u t its c o m p lete ra n g e , th a n a n y sto ck A m erican
Jo sep h in e Crow lley and Mrs. Alber-
th e schoolhouse F riday evening.
m o to r-c a r e n g in e b u ilt today.
^m enean
son of V ancouver, W ashington, visited
Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Richey have re
Mrs. Eunice Robinson, Monday.
In speed a n d pow er th e new ” 70” W illy s-K n ig h t Six llter-
tu rn ed from a few days cam ping trip
Dale P arso n s spent th e week-end
n ea r G overnm ent Camp.
I*i a ffo rd PerfO n‘18 all1°,th e r Btock
of c o m p a ra b le size.
with his m other. Mrs. Mary P arsons,
It affo rd s a n u n e q u a le d c o m b in a tio n of lib e ral room w ith
E ldore Johnson is d riving th e de
at G overnm ent M ineral springs.
livery for W. R. T elford In th e place
w b h Crn c,o n ip ac t a P P earance. It h a s a long, racy effet-t
Mr. and Mrs. J. Simon! spent the
h m o d e ra te a c tu a l len g th . H e re is an econom y of
of L ester Boring, who is still confined
week-end
in
K
alam
a.
W ith the advent of w arm w eather a new problem p resen ts Itself
to his bed.
w
eig
h t n e v e r before achieved In a c a r of its type.
Mrs. J. M urphy of P ortland has
in connection w ith th e econom ical and safe preserv atio n of fam ily
Miss
Ire
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e
Schw
eitzer
expects
to
re
­
foods.
beet, visiting her son, F. Murphy.
SEDAN
sum e her studies a t B ehnke-W alker
T he m odern w ay is by m eans of dom estic elec tric refrig eratio n
Mrs. L. G. Howell has returned
soon.
It brin g s you—
home from M ultnom ah hospital where
Mr. and Mrs. W illiam Morand left
CONSTANT COLD
she underw ent an operation recently.
S atu rd ay for S alt Lake City w here
CLEANLINESS
Mr. and Mrs. H. McGinnis. Mr. and
they will atten d th e national conven­
UNFAILING SUPPLY
Mrs. John McGinnis and Mr. and Mrs.
ECONOMY
tion of p o stm asters w hich will con­
J. Spence and H orace McGinnis spent
CONVENIENCE
Touring SI 286
vene in th a t city from S eptem ber 14 to
*
the week end and over L abor day at
F. O. II. FACTORY
17
Inclusive.
Mr.
Morand
will
re
p
re
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We shall be glad to have you come In and let us explain th e n u m er­
Rockaw ay besch.
W e reeerve th e righ t u
ous advantages of dom estic electric refrigeration.
to
se n t the th ird and fourth classes of
ch a n g e p rices a n il apeclfica
The Ladies Aid met w ith Mrs. M ar­
Oregon postm asters.
tlona w ith o u t notice.
g are t B urns W ednesday afte r the
An im p o rtan t social event will be
The new Willy« F inance
sum m er vacation, and m ade a rra n g e ­
th e card p arty w hich is to be given by
P lan offers a sm aller down
m en ts for th e fall work. A good num ­
paym ent; low er m onthly
th e 3-Link club of Hood View encam p­
b er attended. D ainty refresh m en ts
pay m en ts; anil the low est
m en t of Boring a t th e I. O. 0. F. hall
w ere served. T hose assistin g were
cre d it-co st In the industry.
on S atu rd ay evening, S eptem ber 18.
Mrs. W. C raw ford and Mrs. W. C.
M embers and th e ir friends a re invited
Spence.
to atten d .
Mr. and Mrs. Ju liu s L am bert, Arnold
L am bert and Miss Amy K endall spent
CORBETT
J. C. H ESSEL
last week a t Ocean P ark
W. A. H ESSE!
\\ e have our own terminal and warehouse
Lovell Berney and Miss A rlle K in­
P h o n e G resh am 1111
Mr. and Mrs. Ed Shroy and. son,
at East W ater and Salmon, one block north of
R ichard, have moved to P ortland. Mr. caid w ere m arried W ednesday evening
the Auto Freight Terminal.
and Mrs. J. R. H ally and fam ily have at th e home of the brid e’s g ra n d p a r­
ents. Mr and Mrs. E D. C ham berlain
moved Into th e Shroy property.
Sand, ( loses Baseball Season.
Send all freight to Walrad & Wright,
Mr. and Mrs. A. Radford ha<
Mr. and Mrs. F ra n k Boscoe of The at S pringdale. In th e presen ce of a few
A dance will be given by the Sandy g u ests Sunday, Mr. and Mrs. Hu
Inc. warehouse in the Pacific ¡{ridge build­
The le v. Mr W right Baseball club a t P e r r e tt’s new hall at
Dalles, Mrs. Dan Llewellyn of P o rt­ m a r fr. la th e -
of The Dalles.
ing. Our trucks leave Portland for Gresh­
land and Mrs Eva Childs of Janeville, o f P o rtlan d perform ed the cerem ony. Handy, which will be the closing event
H. H. W atkins, who w as rec en t!
W isconsin, spent I^abor day at the T hese young people have grow n to of th e season and also a celebration of
am several times each day.
Jured when his team ran aw ay
K endall home. Mrs. Childs will spend m anhood and w omanhood in th is the fine record m ade by the club,
knocked him down and dragged
In our spacious, fire-proof warehouse we
the week here.
vicinity. Mrs. Berney Is a g rad u ate which has won 16 gam ea out of th e
wagon over him, is spending a
of
Union
High
school
.No.
1
of
the
Mr. and Mrs. C. E. Scott and family
can store your produce, grain, furniture, etc.
22 played. A P o rtlan d 4-plece o rch e s­ days In P o rtlan d w ith his m other
have retu rn ed a fte r spending the sum-1 C a ss of 1922. She also attended the tra will fu rn ish th e m usic. The large
I brother.
Oregon Norm al school at M onmouth, new hall, w hich Is 80 x 90 feet, has a
m er at Salem, Oregon.
T he Misses E lizabeth and Maxine and for the past tw o years has been a fine, h ard floor.
PLEA SA N T HOME
T h eir many
Robinson w ere d in n er guests of Mr. su ccessful te a c h e r.’
frien d s wish them every happiness.
and Mrs. p. B urnaccl, Sunday
SA N D Y BLUFF
CRUSHED ROCK A \D ROAD MATERIAL
A h arv est home dinner will be g
Miss Johati*;i B urns has retu rn ed to They will reside on a farm near
at
th e M ethodist ch u rch next 8un<
S
p
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and
a
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at
p
resen
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at
the
Spokane, W ashington, afte r spending
Mrs. O. 8. W ilkinson retu rn ed from
a th ree w eeks’ visit to Michigan w here Septem ber 19, at th e close of th e i
the slim m er w ith her m other. Mrs. Oregon beaches.
M argaret Burns.
Miss Carloyn A rneson sp en t last she visited her aged m other and sev­ u lar m orning service. Members
eral b ro th ers and sisters
th e ir friends a re invited to bring I
week visiting a t The Dailea.
Mr. and Mra. Joe Cal do en tertain ed hets and attend th e dinner. A mus
Portland Phone EA. 2330
Gresham Phone
I D on't lay down th e paper till you
T he fall season for salm on flsbtng at S unday d in n er Mr and Mrs. C.
program and an ad d ress by Dr, C.
I have read th e W ant Ada.
opened Friday. Septem ber 10.
H ansen of G resham .
Hiiett will be given In the afternc
greatest
L ,™
with open arms
ever built
WALTER W. METZGER
DOMESTIC ELECTRIC
REFRIGERATION
$
PORTLAND ELECTRIC POWER CO.
1495
new
WILLYS
KNIGHT
‘7 0 ” 6
Gresham-Portland Truck
SAND AND GRAVEL
WALRAD & WRIGHT,
HESSEL IMPLEMENT CO.