Gresham outlook., March 08, 1927, Page 4, Image 4

PAUF H U B
Gresham Locals
Mrs. Ruby Em ery Buckle, daugh- A iderdale, W ashington, has move
te r of Mr. and Mrs. B. W. Em ery, from the old Coons ranch two mil*
w as honored a t the recen t session north of G resham , to the three-a< r
of th e Oregon S tate G raduate place of A. W. E aston, the latie
N urses association held a t th e with his m o th er tak in g ap artm en t
P o rtlan d C entral lib ra ry by being in the residence of Mrs Anni
elected president.
Hevel. T he te n -a c re ran ch whlol
P rin cip al McClure of th e C lats- M rs- W allen vacated has been pur
kanle high school was a Sunday chased by W illiam H arris, who ha
dinner guest a t th e hom e of Mr. a la r&e n u rsery south of th e Mult
and Mrs. R. E. Cannon.
nomah county farm . Mr. H a rris ii
C. E. R usher and fam ily spent I Kett*n* out
fru it tree s or
S unday w ith Mr. and Mrs. Robert j ,,“ ‘ ten ac res *** recently bought
L ansdow ne at K endall station. Mrs. I ‘“ tending
m ake It a model, up tc
Lansdow ne, who Is a sis te r of Mrs. ,|ate nursery.
R usher, Is a teacher in th e K endall
E ditor H. L. S t.C la ir and Leslile
school and the fam ily has moved j T. St. Clair, of the Outlook force,
th e re tem porarily from th e ir home spent F rid ay and S atu rd ay at Eu-
in Oregon City.
gene in atten d a n ce a t the unnual
Mrs. C arrie Conklin and two ! ureeting of the Oregon N ew spaper
ch ild ren of P ortlan d have moved I “«n feren ce held u nder th e auspices
Into the T elford house on Hood I (,f t,le U niversity of Oregon. They
avenue.
I re p o rt a very in te re stin g and profl-
W. E. Bonner and fam ily have I ,ab le time.
recently purchased and moved onto
the old H ales place on B irdsdale
avenue th ree m iles no rth w est of
G resham . Mr. Bonner, who is em
S eattle w ere calle rs at th e Outlook
office S atu rd ay renew ing old ac­
q u ain tan ces. They have an ex ten ­
sive p rin tin g p lan t in th e n o rth ern
city w here both a re em ployed. Mr.
Read was a form er em ploye of the
Outlook.
F ra n k Jones was host on last
F rid ay night to a eu ch re p arty
of old frien d s who cam e to help
celeb rate his birthday. T he men
p resen t besides Mr. Jones w ere D.
M. R oberts, G eorge K enney, M. M.
Squire, Jo h n Bliss, W. J. Miller,
( has. Cleveland and W. C. Burch.
T he av erag e age of th e men was
program on his b erry and p o u ltry ' N O TE 1»
ranch. A chicken bouse 1 6 x 4 8 In
‘ J
size is being erected, also a b erry '
shed 14 x 30. H. W. Cooley is in
a violir
ch arg e of th e c a rp e n te r work. Mr. I th e Bapti«
M cClure expects to add 4t4 ac res of s o'clock,
stra w b e rrie s to his p rese n t patch er and vi<
of 2Vt ac res and Is p lanning on th e slating in
p u rch a se of 1000 baby chicks.
m eetings
W esley Maybee w as a rre ste d T he pro g r
T uesday by C onstable M M. S quire u nder the
on th e ch a rg e of reck less driving, is th e si
He m ade his ap p e aran c e in ju stice played las
c o u rt th e follow ing day an d w as m ense aud
given a fine of $5.
torium in
An ap p reciativ e audience listened , fo llo w s:
to the splendid p rogram of violin
De Beriol
and voice num bers given la st F ri- ranged by
day evening a t th e M ethodist ca v atin a;
ch u rch by R obert B lair, P o rtlan d berg: fialli
R elief Offered.
Those who a re suffering from
dizziness, sh o rtn ess of b rea th and
h ea rt tro u b le can be relieved in a
sh o rt while. C onsultation and ex­
am in atio n free at my office.
.
DR. M. BECKER.
Main stre e t, betw een 2d and 3d St.
Phone 122x, Residence 329x2.—Adv
h
WESTINGHOUSE
Turnover Toaster
Silver Bread I ray and a Big Loaf of
am Bakery Bread all for $6.00
$1.00 per month.
PO W C R gaaC O M PA N Y
ELECTRIC BLDO,
n e a r R o b e rts
G resh am
ALL WOOL AND PA RT WOOL BLANKETS at
A Big Saving
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We are offering in a big reduction Blanket Sale
READ!
D u rin g th e L en ten •
Gresham Meat Market
WOOL MIX ,, n t BLANK
KT ♦"» x SO part-w ool B lanket in asso rted
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1 laid p a tte r n th a t sold re g u la r ly a t 65.50,
J o nr
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During the month of March we
w ill give a big loaf of genuine
( itj Bakery bread to every pur­
chaser of a
W estinghouse
tu r n o v e r Toaster, purchased at
tlie I*. E. I’. Electric store in
(«resha in.
You w ill be g iv en a n o rd e r
good fo r o n e lo af of City
B a k e ry b read good a t a n y s to re
w h e re it is sold.
ALL-WOOL B IA N K L T , 6 6 x 80 all P u re wool Blanket. Comes
re a l
»k P “ d' S ateen binding, asso rted colors. A
real value at o u r reg u lar sellin g price of $9.S5.
n r
U , J , , R * WOOL BLANKETS, To x 80. fancy
sateen bound.
block
Comes In rose, gold, blue and tan.
R e g u la r J 1 2 .0 v a lu e, now p ric e d at
plaids,
Or
OM.XA
W. R. H IC K S CO
Gresham, Oregon
I se City Bakery Bread for
your breakfast toast.
G R ESH A M
Wanderlust
from M inn eap o lis. M innesota, to !'
m ak e h e r hom e w ith h e r u n d e a n d !i
D O W N
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We have just received a shipment of All-wool
and I art-wool Blankets—mill agent’s road samples.
son fre sh fish will he
V irgil Howell and d au g h ters
hand daily Io su|
Edith and E thel ure spending a few
y o u r needs.
days at Y achats looking over In te r­
ests pertaining to th e ir ran ch near
th a t place.
The re g u la r m eeting of th e W. C.
T. U. will he held T hursday a f te r ­
noon, March 10, at the hom e of Mrs
H. C. L arsen, nt 2:30. T he program
will be In ch a rg e of Mrs. George
Honey. Mrs. L arsen w ill be a s ­
sisted In the en tertain in g by her
Bunday school class of Ja p an ese
children.
A. J . W. IIKOWN, Prop.
Mr. and Mrs. J. W. P itts of V an­
I ’HONE 18» 1
p n w ic i I ö 'r n v t
couver,
W ashington,
w ere
in
G resham Monday, March 6, looking
a fte r th e ir business Interests here
Mrs. Ida 8. D unlap is here for an i
Indefinite stay a t th e home of her 1
Mrs w D Kinder Het '
I"1"" la ¡’ in- Imperial valley In I
C alifornia.
1
Mra i .1 Wllet n
taeletii
the Hepp Racket sto re until a per- i
m anent saleslady can be obtained, j
■Me la taking the pin......... m i « m i [
Em m a Langford.
B. J. Duffy and U. K Salkl a re ¡i
m aking p rep aratio n s to go Into the
raising of rubblts on a m ore or less
extensive scale.
1'
Mrs. Mary Patch has resum ed ij
work at W ithrow s re sta u ra n t afte r ?
being sick for tw o weeks. During !i
her Illness she was g reatly pleased
Hid vou ev er feel T H A T SO M ETH IN G s tir r in g in you.
by th e gift of a b e a u tifu l p la n t !'
frem U h w c T 0
M u g ,n . t O«don has nrrlv. I
Ve c a ll a n d d e liv e r
IT'S A KNOCKOUT
P h o n e 801
Miss A rdith G arner and E rnest
Z enger spent th e week-end with
Mr. and Mrs. W. K. H am ilton at
Eugene. Mrs. F lorence B eers H am ­
ilton und Miss G arn er are ac q u a in t­
ances of long standing.
c le a n in g p la n t is
in G re s h a m
MARCH SPECIAL
nesota, in c a re of th e ir g ra n d ­
m other, Mrs. H eustis, and have
tak en up th e ir residence on th a t
p a rt of G resham H eights farm r e ­
cently pu rch ased hy Miss Maude
| Mr. and Mrs. E arl Radford have A ldrich from R. F. W alters. They
T hose who have had th e p le a s­
I moved to G resham from B ridal cam e by train . The fa th e r and
ure
of listen in g to th is selection of
m
other
and
two
older
ch
ild
ren
will
Veil und a re occupying th e E. M.
num bers speak of th e program in !
Camp house n e a r I.
rt>nfa ovonim I com e by au to as soon as th e roads
highly com m endatory term s.
a re safe for th e trip .
A sm all package of dry goods
w as recen tly left on the desk at the
Outlook office, aw aitin g the ow ner's
identification.
T he re g u la r m eeting of the
g ran g e will be held the com ing S a t­
urday, Mar. 12, beginning p ro m p t­
W hat you w ant, w hen you w ant
l y at 10:30. D inner will be served it,
1 as you w an t it— W ant Ad.
at noon and the le ctu re hour, w hich
Monday M orning, M arch 1 4 , __
is open to th e public, will s ta r t a t <
o'clock, Schick te st given a t G resh
high school.
2 o'clock. All a re invited to be I am
:
p rese n t d u rin g the lectu re hour.
A d au g h ter w eighing 6% pounds
was born to Mr. and Mrs. W illiam <
Maybee Friday, March 4, a t th e f
home of Mrs. H arriet T im m erm an. *
Outlook W ant Ads are b e tte r th an I
roadside signs.
Cluir Stockton is suffering from -
an attac k of th e flu.
J. Q. McClure, living n ea r th e 1
Section Line road a mile east of 1
G resham , has begun the first unit
an invitation is extended to visit our mod-
tin market. A ou will find it to your ad-
\ a nt age to make this market your market
(or the purchase of high grade meats, poul-
ir
NOW !
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egon. for some tim e p ast for the
benefit of her health. W hen th e re
she stays on a large ran c h seven
m iles from the tow n. Mrs. K ester-
son's son B ert is still in St. Vin­
cents hospital ns the re su lt of the
m otorcycle accident he figured In
some weeks ago on F o ster road.
T he hoy will be In th e hospital for
several w eeks yet.
L e n a rd
( leaning and
P ressing
SSSSSS/S SSS/SSSSSS/S /S/S/JSSSSS'
concerto, ar-
B ak er; R affs
solo, Mrs. G ott-
Polonaise, Vieux-
R hapsodie Povo-
reisler and P as-
i, com positions of
vocal solo, Mrs. G ott-
berg; M orning w ith th e Birds,
W ard B a k er; M endelssohn, Med­
ley, arran g e d by Mr. B ak er; vo-
calin num bers of old fam iliar m el­
odies.
To Those o f You
ho are Newcomers
in Gresham
P e te r
PHONE ;
alo n g in s p rin g tim e , a lo n g about th e first of M ay?
W hen th e g ra s s h a s just got s ta rte d a n d you go about
y o u r lab o rs in a listle ss d a rn h a lf-h e a rte d so rt of
ay.
Hid vou ev er long to feel y o u r b a n d s upon th e w heel
of som e good ear. to just rid e an d rid e
On som e tra il t h a t ’s lea d in g o ’e r th e m o u n ta in , hill
o r valley, ju st to see w h a t's on th e o th e r s id e ’.’
A long som e tra il t h a t ’s lead in g n o w h e re , vet in fancy
a n y w h e re you w an t to go;
L ead in g you to s tr a n g e am i u n fa m ilia r p la c e s ’
th a t s th e W a n d erlu st a n d i t ’s c a llin g you to go.
P a llin g you to com e a n d follow , w ith a voice th a t
w on t be still,
h roni th e fo re st, lake a n d riv e r, from th e m o u n ta in
m an
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SERVICE
Established on Confidence
i can leave your ear with us with every
suranee that it will receive honest and
reliable attention.
Eord o w n e rs sh o u ld ta k e a d v a n ta g e
of th e fact th a t o u r se rv ic e d e p a rtm e n t
w ill fu rn is h a e a r fre e of c h a rg e to o u r
c u sto m e rs h a v in g a n o v e rh a u l o r w hen
th e job ta k e s se v e ra l h o u rs to com -
RAKER & SON
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T o u rin g , looks a n d ru n s g (
I» -« DI It K C oach, license, e x tra s, looks like
car.
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1 h LA I E M ODEL < HEW R D L E T T o u rin g , bu
license, o th e r e x tra s.
EK i x u V l N 1^ 1 F * C° U? eu ,icen8e a n d e x tra s.
rm m V o o i
UFing WHh liCPnse’ C a r ,()ok
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GRESHAM , OREGON
A U T H O R IZ E D
I *ed F ords, ( h e v ro le ts. D odges. la rg e list of
used e a rs.
Gresham Service Station
DBLi. SM ITH. Prop.
T hird -n d
Phone 1141
JOHN H ESSEi