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About Gresham outlook. (Gresham, Multnomah County, Or.) 1911-1991 | View Entire Issue (Oct. 26, 1926)
FAUX FOLK GRISHAM OUTLOOK, TÜISOAT, OtTOBEB 2«, 192« C lair G ullikson en tertain ed a All m em bers and friends of the of Miss Inez Lusted. Mrs. C arl group of friends F riday evening In Home M issionary society of the Dahl and Mrs. A. F. L undquist will a H allow e’en p arty a t th e home of M ethodist E piscopal ch u rch a re be th e hostess. All Rebekahs are W ork is p rogressing on the new I h,H •*•**. Mra. Cecil M etzger. The asked to bring or send th e ir d o n a cordially invited to attend the meet 7-room house w hich Dr. J. G. S tu re I even,nK w as ®Pen t ,n Karnes .and tions of clothing, fru it, or o th er ing. Is having erected on his three-lot dancing. follow ed by refreshm ents, useful article s to th e church this The Areme club will give its first tra c t facing Ava avenue. T he house The decorations and refresh m en ts week before T h u rsd ay afternoon. card p arty of th e season at the is of th e bungalow type With full w ere in keeping w ith th e sp irit of At th a t tim e th e com m ittee will home of Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Shultz basem ent and two stories in height. I H allo w een . Mrs. Iris E v art, of m eet to pack th e boxes and all on Friday, October 29. A general It will be equipped with twc^ baths I P ortlan d , a sister of Mrs. Metzger, m em bers who can possibly do so , in v itation Is extended to all who and is m odern in every detail. Ed. I und Mrs. Nellie O ulllkson, th eir a re urged to come and help. Miss ! enjoy ca rd s to be present. Staffenson, a b ro th er of Mrs. S ture, m other, assisted In the p leasu res of Elva Dolan has ch arg e of th e su p Mrs. G. A. Cox, who was brought the evening. Those p resen t were plies and will glady give in fo rm a has the co n tra ct for the building. the Misses C athryn M etzger, Daisy tion to those d esiring it. The fru it I home last T hursday from Good 8a H arry B jur sustained an injury Daly, A lta H endrickson, P au le tta is to be sent to the Old People's in a ritau hospital where she had to his foot F rid ay afternoon in the D ow sett, Goldie Bjur, Mabel Jack - home at Salem and fru it and clo th been under treatm en t for several football gam e betw een th e G resh son, Jean Adix, G race Lyuch and ing to the P o rtland settlem en t , days, is recovering from her ill am Union high team and WooiU Viess. Mildred Kummel and C arl Arvid- cen ter. burn, a t th e la tte r place. Bjur son, F ra n k Sm ith. Edw ard Mink I. A. B aker and fam ily are now Miss Mabel Thom as, who has plays fullback w ith the G resham Leslie Maxson, H arold Lewis, K en settled i l l tlie Ross house on T hird been bedfast for the past week at eleven. neth H orberg and C lair G ullikson her home. Is being cared for by street- and th e rooms are already T he honor stu d e n ts for th e first Mr. and Mrs. F. A. M iller have Mrs. Lucile G aither. full. Mr. B aker is employed at th e six weeks of high school a re as fol J. E. Metzger fu rn itu re com pany as received a le tte r from th e ir d au g h low s: freshm en. Rose Tum blin Mr. and Mrs. C. N. T aber and son an assista n t. te r, Mrs. L illian Young, who r e sophom ores, M argaret G autenbelii, visited with relativ es and friends sides in O akland, C alifornia, in B. W. T horne and fam ily re Irm a Gill, R egina H aininar and which she g rap h ically described at Longview. W ashington, over the tu rn ed T uesday from Stanfield E lizabeth R obinson; ju n io rs, Irene the ea rth q u ak e of last F rid ay week-end. Oregon w here they visited a broth Johnson and Mabel S m ith; seniors, which tw ice routed her and her The H oward Cooper corporation er of Mr. T horne and also spent K enneth H orberg and Amy Noreen son from th eir beds and shook of P o rtlan d dem onstrated its p u m p some tim e hunting pheasants. John To attain a place in th e roll of dishes and o th er article s to the er in G resham lust Sunday, but ac and George S leret, Ed. Sleret, of honor a stu d e n t m ust have u sta n d floor. They ran to the stre e t and cording to a statem en t by th e bead Vancouver, W ashington, and Fred ing of 90 per ce n t in four subjects th e re found thousands of people as of the G resham tire dep artm en t, P ro cto r, of Sandy, and fam ilies and the citizenship m ust also reach badly frightened as them selves and th is p a rtic u la r type of pum per is also recently enjoyed a pheasant 90 per cent. fearfu l of w hat was com ing next. not considered as adapted to tins h u nting trip to the vicinity of Echo Verne Cole has retu rn ed to Mr. Miller had contem plated a req u irem en ts of th is locality. It and Stanfield and were successful in G resham and is em ployed for a p art trad e of Oregon p ro p erty for Home was assem bled in P o rtlan d to lie th eir quest for birds. Fred Todd of the tim e by W alrad A W right in C alifornia but now lie bus con sent to Idaho and it was w ished to and It. J. Irw in, the la tte r from Mr. Cole left the em ploy of the eluded that Oregon is good enough d em o n strate it here to see if its Bandon, Oregon, have retu rn ed L undquist tru ck in g com pany some for him and he is of th e opinion duplicate would m eet tlie needs of from ea stern Oregon w here they tim e ago to engage In business for th a t his d au g h ter and grandson, G resham , should th is place decide i spent several days hunting. himself, but decided la ter to re tu rn who recently retu rn ed from G resh to p u rch ase la te r, but th e an- I A b irthday party d inner with to this place. am to th eir C alifornia home, will nouncem ent has been m ade th a t a covers laid for 16 was given a t the The Rev. A. M. A nderson and soon be retrac in g th e ir steps. different style is desired. home of Mr. and Mrs. R. W. New- wife, of S eattle, for 17 years m is Dr. II. II. Ott presented his wife T he Rebekah W elfare club will combe S unday in honor of the 75th sionaries in South A frica, will witli a F reed-E iseinann radio re m eet Monday aftern o o n ut the home b irthday of the la tte r's m other, speak at th e U ndenom inational celvlng set as u b irth d ay gift a few tem ple th is evening. Mrs. A nder days ago. It is equipped with a son is a dau g h ter of the late Rev loud speaker and is one of tile la t C. M. Damon, who is buried in the est in every p articu la r. G resham cem etery. The mission Forty acres of th e form er Andrew ary and his wife have been labor B rugger (duce, lying betw een the ing under the auspices of the F ree gravel pit and the Twelve Mile cor M ethodist m ission hourd. B. E. W itter is in Good Sainari ner, w ere sold last S atu rd ay , the tan hospital w here he was tukeu a north 20 ac res going to William few days ago suffering from a Kniefel and th e south half to E. W broken shoulder, th e re su lt of a fall A ylsw orth. Jam es E ikington ne at his home w hile lie w as, engaged gotluted the sale of th e south 20 in picking apples. T he ladder on acres und B. W. T horne, th e north. which he was standing slipped and Tills is a p art of Midville farm precipitated him to the ground. w hich was purchased from Mr. He is doing well considering Ids B rugger by F. A. Miller, of Port land, who la te r trad ed th e land to advanced age of 81 years. Mr. and Mrs. Sam uel Owre, of St. Mr. H enderson. Word lias been received of an a c Johns, liuve annonuced the arriv al of a 7^4-pound d aughter, born Oc cident to Dr. J. M. S h o rt in which tober 19. The little m iss lias been tie suffered th e fra c tu re of several named C lara Alene. Mrs. Gwre ribs in un autom obile accid en t a will be rem em bered as Miss C lara week or m ore ago. lie is in Good E L E C T Sam aritan hospital. Mason. Mrs. P. A. Gould was happily sur Marshal E. II. Kelly, who w as in prised Sunday ufternoon* when ju red in u fail th ro u g h an opening cousins from n ear Toronto, C ana in tlie sidew alk on October 1, und da, Mr. and Mrs. W illiam Sheppard who lias been io n 11 ned to his homi* and th eir son, G arileid Sheppard, ever since, was seen on th e stre e ts R E PU B LIC A N NO M IN EE EOR wife and d aughter, unexpectedy today. dropped in. They a re m aking an A pleasing program has been auto to u r of the Pacific northw est p repared for the reception to be and for the p rese n t a re witli a sou given tills evening at th e high In P ortland. school for tlie m em bers of Hie fac C harles Dane, of lone, Oregon, ulty. All friends und p atro n s of lh*pt. E ight who Is visiting relativ es in Port the school are Invited land, spent p a rt of Monday ami Alden Miller has enrolled as a Tuesday at the hom e of Mrs. Mary Experienced — Tried — ('a pa ble Junior at tlie U niversity df W ash Welch. ington w here lie Is taking u law The Plggly Wiggly sto re opened p rep a ra to ry course. for business S aturday and rep o rts a to an e rro r in figuring on (P a id A d v.) good trad e during the day. Ralph the Owing specilli ations of the co ncrete Deaville, of P ortland, is (lie man work on Hie B aptist church p ro p e r ager of the G resham branch and is ty, Alfred lla m m a r discontinued planning to move to G resham witli work th e re on Friday afte r laying his fam ily us soon as living q u a r Hie tloor in tlie basem ent. Tlie lay Ing of 250 feet of cem ent walk has te rs cun be secured. E llis Judd Is been tu rn ed over to John Fox, who a ssista n t salesm an a t the store. will finish tlie Job. Miss Geòrgie S tapleton spent Hie Miss L illian Miller is h ere from O ttaw a, K ansas and is stopping at week end at tier home, accom panied by two classm ates from the the home of J. N. C lanahail. She Oregon A g ricu ltu ral college. Miss is a ste n o g ra p h er and hopes Io se- , W anda Prey and Miss Ellie Keyes. Miss Maliel Jack so n wus invited cure a position In th is vicinity. Mrs. P aul Vedder visited over the Sunday to m eet Hie guests of Miss week end witli her funiity at C re s Stapleton amt sh a re the birthday dinner whit h tlie la tte r gave to her well. friends. GRESHAM LOCALS EKW ALL Mrs. S. Spencer, of Ridgefield. W ashington. A num ber of others came from Ridgefield and P ortland to enjoy the occasion. F. N. E asley of Corbett was in G resham yesterday and was a wel - come ca ller a t the Outlook office. Mr. I.asley has sold his 30-acre farm to B. G. W atts, form er resi dent of the C orbett neighborhood, who has recently retu rn ed from A rk an sas w here he spent some time. Mr. Lasiey has bought two acres of laud on the Roosevelt highw ay between N'elscott and T aft, a few hundred feet from the beach and all in sight o f the breakers, and is planniug to establish a group of to u rist cottages, each in dividually equipped and as cou- venieiit as possible for th eir p u r pose. Mr. and Mrs. Lasiey have secured a house for the w inter and will move soon to th eir new loca tion to begin the carry in g out of the plan. few days' visit with Mr. and Mrs. U. G. Sm ith of Cedarville. Mr. B urt has been touring the coast and is em phatic in his p reference for th is p a rt of Oregon, w hich he says he would like to m ake his home. Mrs . George D uncan w ent to N ew port F riday for a few days' s t a r w ith her p aren ts, Mr and Mrs. W ilkins. Roy Gibbs, C. H. H oecker and L. P. Manning w ere delegates from th e G resham Odd Fellow lodge to the d istric t convention of the o r ganization which was en tertain ed by W oodlawn lodge in P o rtlan d on Monday. This is but th e second d istrict convention in M ultnomah county and it has been planned to F. D. B urt of Union City. P en n sylvania, left for his home afte r a Portland-Gresham Stage P ow ell « Koberta P hone MAln 8611 P hon e 1823 p. B P B. P. B P B. P. B. P. B B L V . G K L S IIA M V. L V. L. V. L. V. L. V. L. V. L. L. ■ 7 :00 8 :30 9 :30 10 :30 11 30 12 :30 1 30 2 30 3:30 4 30 6:80 «6 30 *8:30 a. ra.. P. V a. m., B. L. a. a. a. D. P P P P P P P ra.. m.. m.. m, m, m , ra.. m , m .. m., m. P. B P B P. B P B P. B B. D inner g u ests at th e K. A. Miller home on S unday w ere Mr. and Mrs. L. Adams, Mr. and Mrs. A. C. How- land. Miss E lizabeth H ow land and M aster Jam es H ow land, of Oregon City. Baker’s Rooming House West T hird S treet, near Main G resham HOME ( O O R I\G Between 12 A 1, weeks days onlv I. A. BAKER, P ro p rieto r Phone 12211 Men’s Wear We now have in stock the nationally famous P. Q. A. LV. PORTLAND Turk and Yamhill 30 a. m., 30 a. m . 30 a. m.. 30 a. m., 30 p. m., 30 p. m.. 30 p. m . 30 p. m.. 30 p. m., 30 p. m., 30 p. m . 30 p. m.. :30 p. m have th ese conventions tw ice a year, th e next one to m eet in P o rt land in A pril. G resham will make a pull for the m eeting later. V. L. V. L. V L. V. L. V. L. L. ¿ S u n d a y s and H o lid a y s only. « S a tu rd a y s, S u n d a y s and H o lid a y s ■ D a ily ex cep t S u n d a y s and H o lid a y s P. V.— P o w ell V alley. B. L .— B a se Line. O w ned and op erated by GEO. LEWIS & SON Auto F re ig h t T erm inal Portland, Phone F.Ast 2301 Gresham, Phone 12111 Lundquist Truck Line PORTLAND WAY POINTS UNION SUITS / tor Men and Bovs Every suit guaranteed to give j on perfeet satisfaction. Boys’ I Hion Suits, color silver gray, all sizes, suit .... M en’s Suit, same as above- ....... Men’s Pure W ool, Ribbed I nion Suits M en’s Heavy fleece Lined I nion Suits, ecru and grey, s u it..... $1.50 $2.50 $5.00 $1.50 C aps for M en and Boys Tweed W ool Caps for boys, each $1.00, $1.25 M en’s New W ool Caps, Priced at. $1.50, $1.75 $2.00, $2.25 NEW TODAY. Ladies’ Pure Thread Silk Hose, silk all way to the top. New colors, pair....... $1.98 GRESHAM WALRAD MERCANTILE CO. “Tlie House of Quality” Loral Hint Long Dista ner Moving GRESHAM,OREGON PHONE H ll We Give Green Trading Stumps Circuit ludse VOTE 33 X Furnace Comfort at Stove Cost An EAS I ’M AN , Siibloco El RNACE will give you furnace comfort at stove cost, not only in origi nal cost bm in the amount of fuel consumed. They are built on the principle of completely separating the cold air intake from the warm air pipe. Eastman Slliloeo Furnaces can lie luid in either pipe or plpeless units. There is a model for any size of home and the, combination of low cost, compactness and m an cl ous heating propensities makes the Eastman fur nace the most popularon the market tod.o . Not one penny has been spent for surplus bulk or ornamental castings which raise the cost of a furnace, but add nothing in the way of heating efficiency, hence you can get one of these furnaces installed an \our home as low as $ 85 i 35 Sets Glass Mixing Bowls .» howls each set Very handy In the kitchen because of the asso rtm en t of sizes. D iam eter 5 in., 6 in., 7 in., 8 in., 9 in. Made of heavy clea r glass, sa n ita ry and economical. T his week w hile they last. The Set 49c • , I I 1» » n r » In t e r * h e lle i Ih n l th e re 1« not m i e r m r r I m Ih l« e o m m im h / w h o r a n a ffo rd Io m l« « , o r w h o w ill ( a ll lo |»mMI h> Ih l« o p p o r t a n lt j . FIRST STATE BANK GRESHAM , OREGON Tlie reliab le Out of Sight trap. You need them now and next spring, in th is w eek's sale, they a re Each 89c EXTRA SPECIAL Winchester Safety Itaxor Free A lim ited num ber of Uiis w onderful little safety razor F ree th is week witli the p u r chase of one package W inchester Idades. Blades per package Dependable Electric Irons 35c j ______ I’EKCGLATOK TOPS y ( ) l max never see Sarah \nn, tliom h perhaps 1 you might. Sarah Aim was pronounced the world's greatest Holstein last year the \I1-Amer-' ican Aged Cow. And where did she appear? Why, at the Pacific International Livestock Exposition in Portland where many, many world’s cham pions appear! S a ra h m ay be th e re a g a in th is y ear, O ctober 30- N ovem ber 6. Rut, if not, you will see th o u sa n d s of tlie finest tired, best p roducing d a iry stock in A m erica fo r they com e from th e fo u r c o rn e rs of tlie c o n ti n e n t to be at th is tlie g re a te s t com bined livestock ex p o sitio n now know n in tlie w orld Also com e th e finest Reef C attle, H orses, Hogs. Sliee.p, G oats and F oxes. T h e n th e r e 's tlie fam ous H orse Show and iaind, In d u stria l and D airy P ro d u c ts E xposition all housiHl in th e tre m e n d o u s 10-acre ex p o sitio n building. Mole Traps Have a supply on hand. T his week sale « for 13c Cocoa Door Mats Heavy deep nap closely woven, selected fibre. Now is when you seed them. Size 16-in. x 26 in. Each 98c A good E lectric Iron m eans a sh o rter Jolt and easier work. The Dependable is a six pound beautiful du rab le iron Specially priced th is week Pyrex Ovenware Each $3.19 While Granite Ware Clean up sale q u a rt Covered K ettle, f l 1» value. Now . . . . -quart Covered K ettle, 90c value Now q u a rt Covered K ettle, 75c value. Now 69c 49c 39c O ther exceptional «aine« In Granlte««are Dishes for every baking need th a t' never w ear out. Pyrex bakes b etter because the oven heat Is thoroughly distributed through the food, baking it evenly. Food can I m * baked and served in the sam e dish, saving tim e and drudgery. prncHcal. Kidder Hdw. Co. I L. ■- L. Phone 1121 Phoin Month End Specials! Meet Sarah Ann Duplicate A STRONG BANK If yuu are < »litem plating building ,,r licOalllng a fu rn ace e»M» In and let us t-xplnln »Hiet reason s u h ) Hie Slbloro Is the M u st Ekwall, W. A. GRESHAM Quality and Service A. IV. Metzger Phone 1451 Feed 1281
