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About Gresham outlook. (Gresham, Multnomah County, Or.) 1911-1991 | View Entire Issue (Sept. 28, 1926)
\ pack foub GRESHAM OUTLOOK, T lIb D A Y , SEPTEMBEK 3b, IftK GRESHAMLOCALS Mrs. Ed. Sm ith ha« received word of the death of her niece. Mrs. Verdi P entacoat, w hich occurred in P ortland last Tuesday. Mrs. P entacoat has vls- j ited her blind au n t in G resham many tim e s . Mr. and Mra. F ra n k Cooley and two children, of Eugene, visited Sunday with the fo rm er’s uncle, H. W. Cooley and family. Mra. Hazel Stockton also spent the day a t th e home of her par- i enta. This tea kettle is a steam table, also The level, steum-lwHted surface on lop of Ihe new Alum* inex tea kettle is mighty liandy for warminir things that can't he placed over an open tlaine. The tie« do mt-shaped cover has the knot* inset, so the top of it comes Hush with the surface. The Aluininex tea kettle is a shapely, shining thing that you will always he proud of. Made to last and keep its good looks for many a long year. Light to handle. Nicely balanced. Welded spout. Strong, heavy, handsome tittings securely held by large, smooth rivets that never pull out. Come in today and see this and other pieces of ALUMINEX Mrs. Glen Davidson and Miss M artha H agberg w ere the hostesses F riday evening for a delightful m iscellan e ous show er given Miss L etitia P u ller a t the home of Mrs. Davidson, in hon or of th e ap p ro ach in g m a rriag e of Miss P u lfer and Roy C rabtree. The decorations w ere in pink and w hite and a delicious luncheon was served. About 20 close frien d s of the bride elect were p rese n t and she received m any handsom e gifts. T he evening was spent in playing gam es. Mr. and Mrs. E. M. W ard and ch il d ren drove to H illsboro Sunday. Al b ert Richey, who has spent the sum m er with his g ran d m o th er a t th a t place, retu rn ed to G resham w ith his p a re n ts and enrolled at the grade school Monday. Miss Lena W right, d au g h ter of Mrs. Anna W right of G resham , and an a s sociate, Mrs. F ra n ce s Cary, have leased a place n ear Oswego lake and put in a line of hom e baking, includ ing delicatessen products. • A m eeting of all the com m ittees of th e W. C. T. U. sta te convention will be held on T hursday afternoon a t 2:30 at the library. It is hoped every com m it tee will be rep resen ted in full. W. C. Burch has retu rn ed from a hunting trip near Roseburg. He guid ed a hunting p arty o f five to th e head w aters of the Umpqua riv er and on his retu rn trip had the good fortune to shoot two deer w ithin a m ile and a half of the city lim its of Roseburg. O thers in th e p arty also scured th e ir lim it Mr. and Mrs. R. N. C arothers, of St. Johns, spent S atu rd ay night and Sun day at the form er's father, C. A. Ca rothers. The Rev. and Mrs. J. H. Wood re tu rn ed F riday evening from Seaside w here they had spent tw o weeks. They retu rn ed home a t least two weeks sooner th an they had intended on account of th e illn ess of Mr. Wood He w as taken with nervous ailm ents while th e re and was obliged to consult a physician. He is now restin g m uch easier and feels th e re is no place like home. Mr. and Mrs. A lbert J. K rueger en tertain ed w ith a 500 p arty on S a tu r day evening at w hich 19 g u ests were p resen t. F o u r tables of card s w ere played and refresh m en ts w ere served. Those present beside the host and hostess w ere Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Metz ger and daughter, C athryn, Mr. and Mrs. J. V. Cogswell, Mrs. E lsie Cogs well, Mr. and Mrs. C larence Y ager and d au g h ter, Jean , the Misses Adele and F lo ren ce Schenk, Mr. and Mrs. Mc- K instry, Mn and Mrs. R. F. Dye and son, Ralph, Mrs. Looker and Miss M argaret W hite. House Dress Special! KITCHEN DRESSES of good q u a lity g in g h am in a v a rie ty of sty le s an d colors, sp ecially priced at 69c IlillllllHIIIIIII HOUSE DRESSES M ade up of A m oskeag g in g h a m s, trim m e d in p lain g in g h a m to m atch. All co lo rs an d a n u m b er of d iffe re n t styles. S pecially priced a t 89c \\ omen’s Holeproof Hose, pure thread silk, full fash ioned mercerized flare top. Our regular $1.95 value, in dark brown only. Priced to close___ OJJC IV. R. HICKS COMPANY Phone 2221 Gresham Mrs. Jam es A nthony, of F ru it V al ley. W ashington, sp en t W ednesday and T hursday as th e guest of Mrs. B. T h e a lu m in u m w a re w ith th e s m o o th in sid e fin ish The final open air concert for th e W. Em ery. She w as form erly Miss season w ill be given by th e G resham H attie Pierce, a te ac h er here for band W ednesday evening a t th e en —beautiful to see, easy to clean, unusually durable. All m any years. Mrs. Gale Slocum and tran c e of the fair grounds. A special designs clever, unusual and convenient. baby, of Corvallis, a niece of Mr. effort is being m ade to put on one of Our prices are surprisingly low for this splendid new Em ery, was also a guest in th e home th e best program s yet rendered and all kitchen ware. a t the sam e tim e. a re invited to be there. Ivan W insor of Ju n eau . A laska, a r K. A. Miller and fam ily spent th e rived in P o rtlan d F rid ay evening. last week end at th e ir cottage at Gov W hile th e re he will be on official duty ernm ent Camp. They had as th e ir in the d istric t office of th e United guests Mr. and Mrs. Jas. S terlin g and S tates D epartm ent of A griculture. He ch ildren. R obert and Ruth. Mr. and is also visiting his aunt. Miss Em m a B. Mrs. B. A. M iller spent Sunday there. • < / / f S / 4 / / / / / S / S / / / / / / / / S / S S / / S / / / / / S S * S '/ / / / / / / / S S '/ / f / / S S S S / / / / / S / S / S / / S S S S S / / S S / / S / S / / / S S S S / S S / S S / S S S S S S / S / / S S S S / S / H M / K Johnson, in G resham . The la tte r O thers who drove to G overnm ent p a rt of this week lie leaves for Mon Camp on S unday w ere Mr. and Mrs. ta n a w here he w ill visit his p aren ts J. R. M artin. Mr. and Mrs. H. L. St. and friends. Clair, Miss S ara Dotson, Miss Em m a These are wonderful values, and large quantity buying Mr. and Mrs. P resto n , of P o rtland, B. Jo h n so n and th e la tte r's nephew , enables us to offer you these wonderful values. who are in terested in form ing a class Ivan W insor of Ju n eau , A laska. Sev in violin, will give a recital a t the eral of th e p a rty clim bed to Camp LADIES! More new fall dress goods have arrived and high school T h u rsd ay from 12:40 to Blossom, w here they found co n sid er T h e se a re h a rd to o b tain , o w in g to civil w a r in C hina. we would be pleased to have you come and see them. 1:10. Miss Alice P rindle, head of the able snow. T he recen t cold w eath er Ao tro u b le to sh o w th e goods. music d ep artm en t in th e high school, on th e m ountain caused the freezing who has been a soloist in th e W ash and b u rstin g of m any w ater pipes. ington sta te college for th e past th ree C allers on S atu rd ay a t th e Outlook B ordered F la n n e l D ress P a tte r n s a re g o in g s tro n g for years, will sing. All are invited to a t office w ere Mrs. G race Exley and h er th e fall an d w in ter. 66-inch. P rice, y a r d ............... $4.25 tend th is recital. Mr. and Mrs. R obert m other, Mrs. E lizabeth D ougherty, of Phone 1236 Gresham C olors: Copen, Alice blue, nile, T a n , ro se and d a rk pongee B lair and M is s 'C a s e , of P o rtlan d , P o rtlan d , and Mrs. Mae D ougherty gave a pleasing recital on Monday at Newman of P alo Alto, C alifornia. Ail P lain 28-inch all wool flannel. C olors: rose, e le c tric blue, both the high and G resham grade are form er resid en ts of G resham . peach, red a n d a sso rted colored check flannel, yd $1.50 schools. Mr. B lair ap p eared in violin Dr. G eorge Inglis retu rn ed home 54-inch flannel, suede finish, copen, Alice blue, o ran g e , solos and he and his wife rendered a F riday from a ten-day business trip to duet. Mr. B lair also gave a vocal solo Saskatchew an. Canada. He rep o rts a c h a n n e l red, g reen a n d old rose, y ard $3.85 tine trip and lots of snow and cold in and Miss B lair presided at th e piano the C anadian country. S trip ed G ra n ite cloth, very d urable, 36-inch, a sso rte d The recital was much appreciated by W. Q. A lderson, county su p e rin ten colors, yard .................... ....... $1.35 dent, w as visiting the G resham grade the boys and g irls of both schools. school and o th ers in th is vicinity on In the contest staged by the Hessel Friday. • A few choice p a tte rn s in fine a ll wool c h a llie s, 27 Im plem ent com pany on th ree days of Inches, special, y ard $1.25 last week for the g reatest m ileage per VO1 NG fllTPLE MARRIED. gallon to be attain ed by the new Over BRIDEGROOM DETAINED land W hippet, F ra n k Mickelson, of T he m arria g e of A sahel Jesse Dodge P ark, won the ?25 cred it on a new m achine, w’ith 31 m iles; George H ockett, a m edical student of th e U ni This Company has invested over $77,000,000 in this “The House of Quality” A lexander scored a trifle b etter on v ersity of Oregon, and Miss Anna territory. GRESHAM, OREGON F riday with 31.7 m iles and on S a tu r L elah C hilders, d au g h ter of Mrs. Cora PHONE U ll day Fay Davis got th e aw ard w ibi 29.5 E vans, form erly of G resham , took It has 90,000 light and power customers and serves We (live Green Trailing Stumps miles. The Outlook w as rep resen ted place at the residence of Dr. and Mrs a population of over 400,000. in th e co n test by Leslie St. C lair who A. Thom pson S atu rd ay afternoon in th e presence of Mr. and Mrs. H ow ard Its business is growing steadily every day. m ade 29 m iles to the gallon. W. Evans. Miss Lucile Morelock and He offer you an opportunity to invest your money in Mrs. Thom pson. Dr. Thom pson of this successful and well-managed business at «.«7 per cent delated in his usual genial m an n er interest. and the happy couple left im m ediately for P o rtlan d w here they w ill reside. Let us tell vou more about it. The bride is well and favorably known in G resham . She has been employed in a P o rtlan d departm ent sto re for several y ears w here she also has a In v e s tm e n t D e p a rtm e n t, wide circle of friends. 820 E le c tric B uild in g The bridegroom appeared to be considerably p ertu rb ed and violated alm ost every known p a rk in g o rd i nance w hen he left his m achine at Dr. • Portland, Oregon T hom pson's residence w here the c e re mony w as to be perform ed. Deputy Sheriff Squire, an old friend of the C hilders fam ily, added to his dis METHODIST PASTORS P E O P L E KNOWN H E R E quietude when he drove o f f w ith the HEAR APPOINTMENTS 1 NH ARM ED BY STORM light ro ad ste r of th e couple and placed it in a local g arag e w here it was held The appp ln tm en ts for th e com ing F rie n d s of Mr. and Mrs. A. G. C ush- w hile the groom w as questioned as to year w hich w ere read on Sunday af- m an. th e la tte r a d au g h ter of Mrs. M. w hat had become of th e re a r license ternoon at C orvallis at th e close of the Jo h n so n , will be pleased to learn th a t plate, w h ith was m issing. A m o to r annual conference of th e M ethodist th ey cam e th ro u g h th e F lorida storm cycle cop was on hand to " a rr e s t” the Episcopal ch u rch , showed a few unharm ed. A fter visiting relativ es in law violator, but th e sw eet pleadings changes in th e p asto ra te s of th a t de- G resham last m onth Mr. and Mrs. of the bride won for them a resp ite nom ination in th is vicinity. G resham Cushm an and tw o ch ild ren went to and they left G resham to the accom church will be served by th e Rev H al- M iam i to visit Mr. Cushm an s p aren ts, panim ent of tin cans w hich had been ford V. W ilhelm , who com es from They w ere en ro u te to Brooklyn, New th o u g h tfu lly tied under th eir auto. B righton. Colorado, the point to w hich York, th e ir fu tu re home. Dr. C. W. H u ett has gone. T he new W ritin g of th e storm Mrs. C ush p asto r Is driving and is expected at m an says: "None of ou r relativ es New F all Shades any tim e E. W W ithnell w ill re tu rn w ere h u rt at all. and only suffered Ladies', M e n 's , to P lea san t Home and Boring, and com p arativ ely sm all loss to pro p erty and C hildren's H arry Bickford to P lea san t Valley. —g ara g e collapsed and se rv a n ts’ F airview and Rockwood will be served q u a rte rs dam aged Du to th e force by J. F. Dunlop. H R. Bowman and of th e w ind, th e w ater »me thro u g h l he steel used in the N ew Essex J S tanford Moore are not tak in g pas- th e roof alm ost as though th e re had C oach steel Body is the sam e to rn tes th is year on account of h ealth been none over o u r heads. I do not conditions, but w ill en ter into some believe th e re is a house in tow n th a t quality and g a u g e used in cars o th er em ploym ent. E a rl B. Cotton is not dam aged to som e extent, thon- goes to M adras. E. G R anton to Ne- sands a re roofless and a g reat m any c o s t in g ’4 0 0 0 a n d u p w a r d . halem . and Melville T. W ire to Pen- a re flat. A w nings, screens, etc., w. re dleton. Dr. A. S. Hisey rem ain s su- dem olished everyw here. E very p a rt p erin ten d en t of th e e a ste rn d istrict. of Miami got It. We still do not have A com m unication from Mrs. C. W. electricity and probably w ill not have H uett te lls of th e m eeting of the Rev. for w eeks as w ires and poles a re flat l * t r m * a r * t R rp rr s r a u il,« * « Mr. W ilhelm and th e H uetts a t a fill- all over tow n." ing statio n In Idaho. The tw o p asto rs - Real Silk Hosiery Mills and th e ir fam ilies took adjoining cab- Window Cleaning. Phone 2491 IU DSOX- ESSEX Ins in an auto cam p and had an Inter- For p , P*r t window cleaning see S. Gresham Phone 32x1 Gresham , Ore estin g visit i T al im a> o r leave o rd ers w ith J. Ross ' Brown. G resham , phone 2591.Adv Extra Special/ Shopping and School Baskets A. W. Metzger & Co. 39? 49? 59? each FALL DRESS GOODS HEPP’S RACKET STORE ^zz<zzzz>zzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzz/zZ»>»^» A SAFE PLACE to put your money WALRAD MERCANTILE CO. PORTLAND ELECTRIC POWER CO. AS RIGID AS A STEEL BUILDING cd ^0^Uinuie(f^ide'3cill’W in}ou/ M. C. Webster Motor Co. REAL SILK HOSIERY Mr. & Mrs. Perry Kitzmiller
