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About Gresham outlook. (Gresham, Multnomah County, Or.) 1911-1991 | View Entire Issue (Sept. 24, 1926)
6BESHAS PLEASANT HOME ROCKWOOD OUTLOOK, KUIKAT, SEPTEMBER POWELL VALLEY M, IM« COLUMBIA HEIGHTS T he P aren t-T each er association of C orbett held its flrst m eeting on Sep tt m ber 14 In Colum bia high school w ith several of th e new teach ers pres ent. It w as decided not to serve hot lunches during the w inter, as th e re a re a num ber of places w here they can be obtained. Mrs. Woodle re. signed as president of the association as it w as im possible for her to c a rry on the w ork and th e election of a new A. C. Arvidson retu rn ed Monday president w as laid on th e tab le to r the from th ree-w eek s’ trip to Lake Nor next m eeting. A m em bership com den. South Dakota, th e form er home m ittee was appointed and refre sh of th e A rvidson fam ily. He also vis m ents w ere served. H orace E vans, Mabel H arding and ited in D uluth. M innesota, and on his re tu rn , stopped off at V ancouver. B. C. L eonard C a rter gave a farew ell party w ith acqu ain tan ces. He retu rn ed to th e ir high schoolm ates a t C hanti over the Canadian N ational railw ay. cleer inn on F rid ay evening before Mr. Arvidson rep o rts considerable leaving for Oregon A g ricu ltu ral col snow in p arts of C anada and m uch of lege w here they w ill reg ister as fresh th e g rain still uncut. T he corn crop men. D ancing was th e m ain featu re in South D akota is fair th is year, but of th e evening, followed by refre sh m ents. the sm all grain light. New F all Shades Mrs. Susan H arding gave a chicken S unday school will convene a t 9:45 Ladies', M e n 's , d in n er Sunday evening to a doxen at th e Saron L u th e ra n ch u rch , fol and C hildren’s lowed by divine w orship at 11 in the friends. Mr. and Mrs. C. fttu sh , of E nglish language. The them e of the B ridal Veil, Mr. and Mrs. O. Wilcox Rev. E. S andeen's serm on w ill be, and several te ach ers w ere am ong and “T he T ru e O bservance of th e S ab th o se who enjoyed th e h o sp itality of bath.” T he S unday school is now well the evening. Miss Isabelle P ulliam , of C orbett FAIRVIEW organized with th e g raded system and w ill leave for M onmouth next week accom panying text books in use. “E njoying God” will be th e them e of L ittle rew ard system has been in tro w here she w ill begin w ork a t the sta te . the serm on S unday m orning a t 11 duced. A ttendance has in creased to a norm al. i o’clock a t the S m ith M em orial P resby very satisfying degree. Much new L. A rneson, of C orbett, met w ith an te ria n church a t Fairview . Sunday equipm ent has been purchased, in auto accid en t on th e highw ay last i school w ill begin pro m p tly a t 10 cluding reg ister, Bible c h a rts for p ri week on his w ay back from Hood 1 o’clock. Each Sunday for th e la st m ary d ep artm en t, reco rd ch a rt, ty p e River. H is car w as badly w recked I th ree weeks has show n an in creased w riter an d rotospeed. T he lectu re itT but Mr. A rneson w as not hurt. Permanent Representatives attendance and it is hoped to reach the evening w ill be a com bination of Mrs. L ottie Benfield w as called to R eal S ilk H osiery M ills high w ater m ark by R ally day Sunday th a t begun la st Sunday evening. The the bedside of her sister, Mrs. W hite w hich will be observed O ctober 10. su b ject of the le ctu re w ill be, “The in P o rtlan d , who is very ill. A nnie Phone 32x1 Gresham. Ore. Benfield has been helping in th e ca re G reatest Known T ru th .” Outlook W ant Ads. g et resu lts. of the new tw in babies a t the Van Hee residence. G eorge A tkinson a t th e S pringdale g eneral sto re has purchased an Over TO PORTLAND land de luxe sedan from th e H essel Im plem ent com pany of G resham . Mr. and Mrs. G. Miles, of S unny side, have moved in as c a re ta k e r of th e E h rm an place. Exhaustive tests so far indicate that the average year’» T he new sto re of H. R ichards at SPECIALIST operating cost o f the Overland W hippet should save C orbett is now open and is a very neat addition to Corbett. A b a rb e r’s ch a ir In In te rn a l Medicine for the you from $75 to $150 in gas, oil, tires and mechanical and a bath a re Installed in th e build p ast fifteen years ing for th e benefit of to u rists and the upkeep. It cuts present operatingcosts just about in half public in general. Mr. M iller, of H u rl- DOES NOT OPERATE . . . doubles the value o f every dollar you now spend. b u rt, is th e b arb er who is to be found th e re in th e evenings. Come in and see this wonderful new-type car. Will be a t H erb ert S iverts has gone to S eattle BENSON HOTEL to atten d a m issionary school and his T h u rsd a y a n d F rid a y , wife and tw o ch ild ren will follow later. , O ctober 7 a n d S A larg e num ber of p atro n s and Office H o u rs: 10 a. m. to 4 p. m. m atrons of th e city ch a p te r of th e o r der of th e E astern S tar w as en ter Two Days Only tained a t th e T ro u td ale ch ap ter S a t No C harge fo r C onsultation urday evening. Many prom inent men and women of the M asonic-and E a s t Dr. M ellenthin Is a re g u la r g rad u a te ern S tar lodges attended. A fine p ro in m edicine and su rg e ry and is li censed by the s ta te of Oregon. He gram was given and a delicious ban G eorge W ashington, does n ot o p erate for ch ro n ic ap p e n q u et served. dicitis, g all stones, u lcers of stom ach, w orthy p atro n of the Sellwood ch a p to n sils o r adenoids. te r, is a noted v en trilo q u ist and en He h as to his cred it w onderful r e su lts In diseases of th e stom ach, liver, te rta in e d very enjoyably. Mrs. O. J bow els, blood, skin, nerves, h ea rt, k id Brow n and Mrs. K eller of th e P ark ney, bladder, bed w etting, c a ta rrn , ro se ch a p te r, sang a few num bers weak lungs, rheum atism , sciatica, leg w hich w ere m uch enjoyed and the two u lc ers an d rectal ailm ents. sm all ch ild ren of Mr. and Mrs. M orris Below a re th e nam es of a few of his Johnson, of H u rlb u rt, m ade a h it sing m any satisfied p atien ts In O regon: ing and playing. Mrs. L. L. Petz, Moro, h e a rt trouble. H arold C ham berlain is at the home Mrs. F. F. H ager, (d au g h ter M arie), ; of his p are n ts at S prin g d ale for a few W alton, to n sils and adenoids. Mrs. E. C. Mulloy, H illsboro, ulcer days from San Diego, C alifornia, j w here he is in train in g for adm ission of th e leg. Mrs. Nels P eterso n , Skam okaw a, 1 to the United S tates navy service. He W ash., colitis, expects la te r to atten d th e naval G rover C. G outhler, Coquille, Ore., academ y a t A nnapolis, M aryland. colitis and ulcers of stom ach. Mrs. C arl Jo hnson, M arshfield, ear trouble. GILLIS J. W. T u rn e r, D alles, stom ach trouble. T he G illis baseball team lost to th e E. A. R ussell, K lam ath F alls, ap p e n L ipm an & Wolfe nine la st Sunday by dicitis. a score of 10 to 2 and th e com ing S u n R em em ber above date, th a t co n su l day afternoon will play th e F ra n k lin tation on th is trip w ill be tree and g ara g e on th e G illis ground. th a t his tre a tm e n t Is different. J . C. H ESSEL w. A. H ESSEL Special B argain. M arried women m u st be accom O verland coupe sedan 1925. Driven P h o n e G re sh am 1141 panied by th e ir husbands. only 3500 miles. Looks like a new A ddress: 211 B radbury Bldg., Los car. H essel Im plem ent Co., G resham , —Adv. A ngeles, California. Much in te rest is being tak en in the p atrio tic m otion picture, “T he Man W ithout a C ountry," to be show n at th e ch urch a t Rockwood next S a tu r day evening, w hich w ill be supple m ented by m usical num bers and fol lowed with refresh m en ts. D uring the evening Miss H elen Lam b w ill give th re e piano solos, “The Bohem ian G irl,” “Ben H u r's C hariot R ace" and “T he Sweet Bye aud Bye w ith V aria tio n s.” Violin selections w ill be given by th e Rev. H. R. Bowman. Besides th e m ain p icture, a reel of good com edy w ill be show n. T here w ill be no in term issions afte r the p ictu re sta rts, as tw o m achines have been secured for th e evening. T he proceeds from th e evening’s e n tertain m en t w ill go to w ard the c u rre n t expenses of the ch u rch . Hosiery G. W. H ale cam e near losing his b arn on Monday of la st week w hen it caught Are In tw o places. Mrs. H ale and her son m anaged to keep the flames in check u n til th e a rriv a l of aid. The origin of the fire is u n know n. but indications are th a t it was th e w ork of incendiarism . The h arv est home festival held at th e P lea san t Home M ethodist church la st Sunday w as a decided success. Over 100 enjoyed th e bountiful dinner w hich w as followed by ta lk s from several present. Mr. Bickford spoke on th e fu tu re of P le a sa n t Home and Dr. C. L. H aynes on “R u ral Church P roblem s.” Mrs. A lta G entry, who has been in ch arg e of th e ju n io r church since its beginning, spoke in its behalf and Mrs. F red M eyers gave a brief talk on th e im portance of com m unity gatherin g s. Dr. C. W. H u ett gave an Inspiring add ress depicting th e g reatn ess of th e United S tates along all lines of p rogress. C. E. R usher sang tw o selections and the Rev and Mrs. E. W. W ithnell and Mr. and Mrs. O lem an gave an in stru m e n ta l num ber w hich w as m uch ap p re ciated. P A S I THREE It is hoped th e re w ill be good a t tendance a t the b azaar w hich w ill be given by th e Home and F oreign Mis sionary society at the Saron L u th eran ch u rch S atu rd ay evening, Septem ber 25. beginning at 8 o'clock. F rien d s are asked to co n trib u te a rtic le s of a p p a r el, tow els or fancy w ork to th e fair and it is requested th a t every th in g be in place by S atu rd ay evening. Tractor Demonstration On Cedric Stone ranch, one-half mile north of 12-Mile corner on Fairview avenue. SA T U R D A Y , SE PT E M B E R 25 From Itt A. X. to 3 P. X. PLOWING, DISCING, DRY PLOWING See the New Ford son A t th is D e m o n stra tio n Raker & Son Lingerie Authorized Pord Dealers REAL SILK HOSIERY Mr. & Mrs. Perry Kitzmiller Imagine What This Saving Will Mean to You “STAGNATION” — the penalty of — not being prepared C O M IN G —preparation is spelled Dr. Mellenthin BANK ACCOUNT —open one today at the gpuak « f Questaon : —where your preparation fits in with our co-operation and becomes the team work of success » i i * i I - V j » r > » i - - OVERLAND Whippet S n m e a ttr America’s New-Type Light Car d rivin g fftarbinre HESSEL IMPLEMENT CO. 7 he Latest in Electric Seiving Machines COAL The above illustration shows model R-39, having the appearance of an attractive library desk, yet a com plete electric sewing machine when not in use. We also have machines of the library table type and portables. BRIQUETS EKSTROM TRUCK SERVICE DAIRY AUCTION SALE Daily Trips to Portland at Thompson’s Barn, Gresham, Oregon A TRUCK FOR EVERY KIND OF WORK G resham Phone ISSI Powell nnd Maple P ortland Ft. E ast T aylor Phone EAst «SS» % will lak e y o u r old m achine a* first paym ent anil balance ran be a rran g e d on su itab le term s. J. E. METZGER Your Home Furnisher. SA T U R D A Y , SE P T . 25, 1926 - < < > » h I r * Gresham SALE BEG IN S 10:30 A. M. k, <- Gresham-Portland Truck W e have our own terminal and warehouse at East Water and Salmon, one block north of the Auto Freight Terminal. Send all freight to Walrad & Wright, Inc. warehouse in the Pacific Bridge build ing. Our trucks leave Portland for Gresh am several times each day. In our spacious, tire-proof warehouse we can store your produce, grain, furniture, etc. 24 H ead of Y oung D airy Cow s c o n s is tin g m o stly of J e rs e y s w ith som e H o lste in s. N early all of th e s e cow s a re m ilk in g , som e ju st fresh a n d b a la n c e heav y sp rin g e rs . M any of th e H o lste in s a re from p u re bred H o lste in s ire s a n d J e rs e y dam s. All a re good clean cow s free from d ise a se and a ll tu b erc u lin teste d M any of th e s e cow s a re s u ita b le fo r fam ily cow s, nice a n d g e n tle a n d a n y o n e s e e k in g a cow g iv in g a good q u a n tity of rich m ilk will find h e re a cow filling h is re q u ire m en ts. A ll w ill he sold to the highest b id d e r. T h e se cow s m ay be in sp e c te d a n d m ilked a t T h o m p s o n ’s b arn a fte r W ednesday, S e p te m b e r 22. You a re in v ited to select y o u r cow. Auction Sa/e At Hi«' J . II. R evenue R anch % Mile N orth of K c I mo on P au l Dunn E x te n sio n R oad. if SA T U R D A Y , OCTOBER 2, 1:30 p.m . • CA TTLE 1 H olstein-B row n Sw iss Cow. 1 Brown Sw iss Cow. 5 Je rse y Cows. 1 Red P ole-Jersey. 5 Je rse y H eifers. 1 Je rse y Bull, 2 y ea rs old. T hese c a ttle a re all tu b ercu lin tested. Some of th ese cows will be fresh by date of sale. . DAIRY EQ U IPM EN T F our 10-gallon Milk Cans. Two 5-gallon Milk Cans. SAND AND GRAVEL CRUSHED ROCK AND ROAD MATERIAL W ALRAD & WRIGHT, Inc. P o rtla n d P h o n e EA. 2330 T hese cows w ill be sold for cash un less arran g em en ts are made In advance w ith C lerk A. Meyers at F irs t S tate Bank who will g ra n t six m o n th s’ tim e w ith in te rest a t the ra te of eight per cent per annum . HUGH SH E P A R D , O wner A. M EY ERS, C lerk. .t k 1 Jack so n Cooler. TERMS— All sum s 120 or under, cash. Over $20, six m o n th s' tim e w ith Interest at 8 per cen t on approved notes. T hose d esiring cred it should see Fred P ro cto r, C lackam as County Rank, Sandy, before day of sale.
