GRESHAM OUTLOOK, TUESDAY, ATRIL 12. 1*27
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Mr. and Mrs. F ra n k Metzger, ac-
I com panied by th e ir younger ch il
dren, drove to A ntelope for a visit
w ith th e ir son-in-law and daughter,
Mr. and Mrs. Dan De Groot, also
th e ir dau g h ter, Mrs. T helm a De-
(See additional locals on page 1)
Costa, who Is m aking her home
The G resham Circle of the E van
with her sister. T he M etzgers ex
gelical W om en’s union w ill m eet
pect to re tu rn today.
T h ursday afternoon with Mrs. M.
Mrs. W. P. S huyler and d au g h
W eddeler. F riends are cordially
te r Je an of Ringling, M ontana, are
invited.
here visiting with relativ es. Mrs.
D. M. Cathey sustained severe
S huyler and her m other, Mrs. C lara
b ru ises a few days ago when he fell
Sunday, w ere week-end g u ests of
from the top step to th e bottom of
Mrs. ('. E. R usher.
th e basem ent a t his residence, a
A recen t new s Item from Mon
distance of over six feet. He m is
calculated th e second step due to m outh, Oregon, announces th e e lec
looking through the low er p a rt of tion of Mrs. Inez M iller as p resi
dent of th e Polk County Council of
bifocal glasses.
Religious Education. Mrs. Miller,
A gath erin g was held Sunday at
who is connected w ith th e ru ra l
th e hom e of K ehrli b ro th e rs in
d epartm en t of th e Oregon norm al,
honor of the 70th birthday of their
is the d au g h ter of Mrs. E lizabeth
m other Mrs. M argaret
K ehrli.
McLain of G resham and is well
M embers of the fam ilies of her
known here.
children w ere present, including
A luncheon will be given in the
C asper K ehrli from Beaverton. A
d aughter, Mrs. Mike F ru tlg e r of dining room of the M ethodist E p is
H illsdale, w as unable to be present copal ch u rch on T h u rsd ay , April
on account of the recen t arriv a l of 14, from 11:30 to 1:30. by th e S e w
a d aughter in her fam ily. The r e and So circle of th e Ladies Aid.
union Sunday was m ade pleasant Members and frien d s and th eir
by luncheon together a t noon and fam ilies a re ihvited to attend.
the
tak in g of a group picture.
Lenten services will b e held at
T here w ere 31 present, 20 of whom the Zion E vangelical ch u rch F ri
w ere g randchildren of Mrs. K ehrli. day m orning at 11 o'clock in the
T he new building w hich is to G erm an language in connection
house th e sales and service of with which the sa cram e n t of Holy
Brockw ay & Nelson is rapidly Communion will be observed.
nearing com pletion and Is expected
A quiet wedding took place at th e
to be ready for occupancy by May home of Miss E lva Dolan on S un
1. T he pouring of the cem ent floor day afternoon when Dr. G eorge V.
wus finished S aturday and other D arland of H illsboro and Mrs. L il
in te rio r work Is being pushed this lian May W eaver of B eaverton w ere
week. When com pleted th e re will united in m arriag e, the Rev. A. B.
be 6000 sq u a re feet of floor Hpace. Calder of Boring officiating. Dr.
The building, which is of concrete D arland is an old frien d of Dr.
and hollow tile, is located on a lot C alder ami the la tte r Is the b ro th
76 x 138 feet In area. F u tu re plans er-in -law of Miss Dolan. Dr. and
Include th e beautification of the Mrs. D arland will resid e in H ills
grounds surro u n d in g th e building. boro w here he has a tine practice.
Mrs. R alph D eaville and two
Tile G resham W. C. T. U. will
children retu rn ed F riday from a hold an all-day in stitu te a t T ro u t
w eek's visit with Mrs. D eavllle’s dale on Friday, A pril 22, the open
m other, Mrs. II. Rehse, at H ills ing session of w hich will begin at
II o'clock. Lunch will be served
boro.
T his is th e m eeting
Mrs. W ilbur Thom pson left S un a t noon.
w
hich
wus
planned
for April 14.
day for her home at Oak Ridge,
Oregon, accom panied by her m oth
er Mrs. A. M. W ilkenson who is
convalescing from a severe attack
of flu w hich kept her indoors n e a r
ly a m onth. Mrs. W ilkenson plans
to spend several w eeks w ith h er
daughter.
E. L. Bartholom ew , who has
been In the em ploy of th e S tandard
Oil com pany here as an are a sab s-
man for m ore than a year past, has
been prom oted to the position of
special agent of the sam e c o rp o ra
tion a t C latskanie, Oregon, and left
Sunday for his new location, a c
com panied by his wife and child.
His successor a t the local plant has
not yet been named.
Clifford Gibbs purchased a Ford
coupe S atu rd ay through th e used
c a r departm ent of the W alter
Metzger auto agency.
E dgar H ollister re tu rn e d Friday
from a seven m onths' stay in Rich
mond. C alifornia, Where he was
with his m other, Mrs. C. A. Hill.
W hile th e re E dgar was em ployed
In a re sta u ra n t. 11c says he likes
C alifornia and intends to re tu rn
about th e m iddle of Septem ber,
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tak in g w ith him his grandm other,
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Mrs. W. B . Davies.
th at a ssu re s th e sm a rtn ess
Edwin Shelley, son of Mr. and
of a costum e is the corset
Mrs. W. T. Shelley, has recently
received his d ischarge at San Diego
beneath it and when th a t
is a W arner, perfection is
from the United S tates navy, in
w hich he served u m inority cruise
th i’ resu lt. A W arner laced
of th ree and a half years. He ex
corset, such as Is show n,
pects to be home soon. When word
or a W rap around, ad m ir
w as la st received he was to begin
ably suited to jo tir ligure
an auto trip front Los Angeles to
req u irem en ts, aw aits you
St. Louis, Missouri.
here 8 1.,50 to
Mrs. Fruttk T acheron and baby
and Mrs. A. E Buck w ere here
from P o rtlan d Friday at the home
of the form er's p aren ts, Mr and
Mrs. G eorge T acheron. Mr. anti
Mrs. F ran k T acheron expect to
GRESHAM. OREGON
move soon from P o rtlan d to P e n
dleton to reside.
Gresham Locals
Dr. H. C. Johnson has received a
le tte r from his son Byron, who left
G resham five m onths ago to en ter
a naval train in g school in San
Diego p relim in ary to service in the
United S tates navy, sta tin g he left
April 7 on the tra n sp o rt "H e n d er
son” as a m em ber of th e sh ip ’s
crew tak in g th e 1600 m arin es to
China.
S. T ajim a has been ab sen t from
his post of duty as window w ash er
for m ore th a n a week p a s t due to
a severe attac k of to n silitis. H is
place w as ably filled by a fellow
Ja p an ese d u rin g his illness.
w hich will be held tom orrow eve
ning a t th e gym nasium . D irector
H. C. Jo h n so n is an ticip atin g a
well-filled house.
Local firem en responded to an
alarm w hich w as tu rn ed in F riday
Alt is in readiness for th e April afternoon Ip extinguish flames on
co n cert of th e G resham band the C alkins wood saw a t th e resi-
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S P E C I A L COMMUNICA-
TION of G resham Lodge No.
152 A. F. & A. M. in Masonic
h all' F riday evening, A pril 15. L a
bor in M. M. Degree, exemplified by
H aw thorne lodge in full regalia.
V isiting b reth ren welcome.
W. L. GORSAGE, Sec'y.
A. W. METZGER, W. M.
T h irty m iles on a gallon
50 m iles an hour easily.
b rak es and sn u b b ers are
equipm ent on T he W hippet.
Im plem ent Co.—Adv.
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The Opening Day of the
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Vou’ll pat 75c to $1.00 for these elsewhere.
A com plete line of Hat Flow ers and B raids
now in stock.
Hepp’s Racket Store
Phone 1236
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GREENHOUSES
Ophelia Rosebushes, $2 per doz.
Flowers for all occasions
W EDNESDAY AND TH URSDAY.
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Flyhooks,
Leaders,
Fishing Licenses.
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Phone 1421.
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B rin g y o u r ko d ak in a n d h a v e len s clean ed , s h u tte r
a d ju ste d , etc., before m a k in g th o se good
p ic tu re s th is y ear.
Smartly styled Shoes to meet your spring
footwear demands are to be found in this
exceptional display of new leathers and
lasts.
C om plete lin e of K odaks, priced from $1.00 up.
H up H ere a n d S a ve
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L ad ies’ S lip p ers, P um ps
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$2.95 and $3.95
LET US DO YOUR FINISHING
W e g u a ra n te e sa tis fa c tio n a t th e r ig h t price.
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G. M. DAVIDSON
Eastman Agent.
G R E S H A M
The Super-Six Principle fr e e d to the lim it
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Easter Lilies
ISO Pots
2, 3, 4 and 5 Blossoms
Fast Get-away
and performance
so smooth that only
a stop watch shows
how swift
H U D SO N SU PER-SIX
S ta n d a r d M o d els
C o ach
Sedan
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R oadster
$15*9
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P h aeto n - •
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R rougham •
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5-1*»»» Sedan
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7 -Paa» Sedan
AH >rxWS f 0 k rwooM.
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txt i m ia t
M . C. Webster Motor Co.
H u dson - E ss e x D ea ler
tires ham
I’hone 2491
Gresham
$ 1 to $ 2
St.’85
1585
H UDSO N Super-Six
How about that Harvest Hat?
We have them for 25
or phone 306.
s ta r r in g J a c k I’ickford, M ary B rian and
F ra n c is X. B u sh m a n J r., a lso W m. H a in e s
(a s T om B ro w n ).
SPECIAL SALE PRICES
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GOOD BAMBOO RODS
$1.98
Each .............................
QUADRUPLE REELS, 60 yd. size
$1.98
Each ...............................................................................
GOOD l.lM S, asso rtm en t of 95c to $1.50 values
...89c
E ach ...............................................................................
ELY HOOKS, a big asso rtm en t of dry flies
89c
specially priced per d o zen .........................
just arr / ted
HAT FRAMES
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BROWN of HARVARD
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L. L. Kidder Hdw. Co.
At B ro w n ’s M eat M a rk e t
ev ery W ed n esd ay a n d T h u rs d a y n ig h t
s ta r tin g w ith th a t big fo o tb a ll s e n sa tio n
W e have them—Everything to make the trip suc
cessful and this week at
Our regular $1.25 seller
F lo w e rin g P la n ts A F e rn s
M ID -W E E K SHOW
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YOUR NEEDS?
G enuine W aterb u ry
A larm Clocks
of gas,
4-wheel
reg u lar
H essel
L IL IE S
w ish es to a n n o u n c e th a t d u rin g th e sp rin g
a n d su m m e r m o n th s th e re w ill be a
!
H eather is fine.
ff'ater is fine
Be prepared for a full day’s sport. Smaller
streams are usually better for early trout fishing.
EASTER
GRESHAM THEATER
FRIDAY, the 15th
Io n can keep that golf
appointment on time.
Seasonal Plants Offered.
B eautiful Azaleas, acclim ated,
grow n in our n u rsery row s, 75c
each. W orth far m ore. P lace your
o rd ers now for E aster Lilies, 75c
up. Drop postal. S u h r's F low er
farm , Base Line road, m ile ea st 12-
m ile corner, ad dress T routdale.—
Adv.
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Miss M artha S tephens of St.
H elens and h er sister, Mrs. H.
Johanson of Fresno, C alifornia,
spent a few h ours S atu rd ay with
th e ir au n t Mrs. Mary Ranley on
Hood avenue.
The nam e of Miss F ran ces Stout
ap p ears on the honor roll at the
sta te norm al at Monmouth for the
term ending the last of March.
W. R. HICKS CO.
a fine assortment of the very latest styles in
dence of C. P. T allm an. B ackfir
ing from th e engine caused the
slight blaze w hich was put out be
fore th e fire d ep artm en t arriv ed on
th e scene.
K ath ry n M etzger has beep ill for
several days w ith a heavy cold.
She was obliged to m iss h er c la ss
es a t high school Monday.
Opposite P. O.
These plants were selected from a group of 2000.
Never before have we had such fine Lilies for
you to choose from.
Com e and m ake y o u r se le c tio n ea rly
j o u r o rd e r for d eliv ery .
o r phone
WALRAD MERCANTILE CO.
“The House of Q uality”
GRESHAM, OREGON
PHONE 1411
We Give Green Trading Stamps