Gresham outlook., June 07, 1927, Page 4, Image 4

(»KISUA M OUTLOOK, TUESDAY, JU>E
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G uerney Wood re tu rn e d F rid ay
Mrs. R. E. Myers, saleslady for
th e W alrad M ercantile com pany, evening from n ear S acram ento,
C alifornia, w here he has been for
was agreeably su rp rised F riday th e p ast six m onths.
evening upon her re tu rn to her
E tta Bechill en tertain ed nine
home in th e S hultz ap a rtm en ts to young friends S atu rd ay aftern o o n
find th a t her ch ild ren had dinner on th e occasion of h e r 12th b irth -
Continued from page 1
Ail had a m ost enjoyable
Mrs. H. H. Ott entertain ed a t p rep ared In honor of her birthday.
T hose p rese n t w ere E tta
™ W innifred Bechill, H elen Mack
luncheon Friday, a w om en’s club of L ater Mrs. Myers was presented and
P ortlan d , of w hich she is a m em ­ with a handsom e gold Elgin w atch Betty Jean M cKillican, L a u ra and
with bracelet. Besides her son Nellie Johnson. G enevieve and
ber.
Mary E lizabeth K irkw ood, Violet
Miss Eva T âcheron, who ta u g h t Vincent, those p resen t w ere her Nelson and Ruby Sloan.
la st year at S isters, Oregon, has r e ­ two sons-in-law and d au g h ters Mr.
R. W. H arvey, salesm an for th e
tu rn ed home for th e sum m er’s va­ and Mrs. E arl H. P inney and Mr. H essel Im plem ent com pany, was
cation. She is spending th is week and Mrs. W. O. R ichards from P o rt­ involved in a slig h t accid en t in
P o rtlan d Sunday evening when the
a t Salem w ith h er sister Mrs. E m ­ land.
m ett W elling. Miss T âcheron has
Miss E dna M ew hirter retu rn ed W hippet he w as driving collided
with a Ford. T he m atter was a
been engaged to teach the second Sunday from a w eek's visit w ith question of who had th e rig h t of
year a t Sisters.
her p aren ts at Newberg. She ex ­ way, b u t no one was serio u sly in
Gale D a'ton spent S aturday night pects to spend th e sum m er, in jured. A young lady su stain ed a
slig h t in ju ry to her arm w hich was
w ith his uncle and a u n t Mr. and Gresham .
trea ted a t th e em ergency hospital.
Mrs. G eorge D uncan on his w ay
F. E. D utcher, a b ro th er of Mrs.
Mrs. A nna E llio tt and Miss D or­
from C entralia, W ashington, to Will H essel, w ith his fam ily and a othy E llio tt of Tacom a a re guests
cousin
Miss
G
race
W
illiam
s
cam
e
N ew port, Oregon, to spend his va­
out from P o rtlan d Sunday as th is w eek of Mrs. M arion Johnson.
cation w ith his fath e r and g ran d ­ guests a t th e H essel home. In the
The G resham circle of th e Wom­
parents.
afternoon the two fam ilies drove to e n ’s E vangelical Union w ill m eet
Ja n e Fieldhouse of St. H elens Is G overnm ent cam p. Mrs. H essel’s with M r;. Jo h n G antenbeln on
T h u rsd ay aftern o o n a t 2 o'clock.
a t the home of her grandm other, fath er, John Lewis, spends a p a rt
Mrs. G eorge A. S tu d er and her
of. each week a t th e home of his
Mrs. M artha Fieldhouse, In the ab ­ daughter.
six-w eeks-old d au g h ter, M arilyn
sence of h er p are n ts Mr. and Mrs.
E v erett W ard of E n terp rise, O re­ Louise, of Stockton, C alifornia, a re
Guy Fieldhouse, who a re a t Shlp- gon, is here for the berry season at spending a few w eeks w ith Mrs.
perd sp rin g s n ear Carson, W ash­ the home of his uncle E. M. Ward. S tu d er’s p are n ts, Mr. and Mrs. F.
Volhrecht.
The G resham gran g e will m eet
ington, w here Mr. F ieldhouse is r e ­
“Modern H eart F a ilu re " will be
S
aturday
evening
a
t
7:30
for
a
the su b ject of the disco u rse to be
ceiving treatm ent.
sh o rt session, after which the m em ­ delivered by Mrs. Genevieve Boath-
Mrs. L. T. Lusted is seriously ill bers will go to F airview to hear the
next Sunday aftern o o n at
a t h er home from com plications address of the n ational grange Clibborn
the G resham
U ndenom inational
m aster, Louis T abor, of Columbus, tem ple. T his will be th e la st S u n ­
and w eakness resu ltin g from flu.
Mrs. J. F. H eyne and th ree c h il­ Ohio.
day Mrs. Booth-Clibborn w ill fill
An in terestin g program has been the local p ulpit, as th e re g u la r p as­
dren of W aterloo, Oregon, are th e
arran g ed for th e m eeting of the
guests of Mrs. H eyne’s m other, Mrs. W. C. T. U. to be held T h u rsd ay af­ to r th e Rev. S. F. P itts is expected
hack some tim e next week. The a t­
A. F. Hoover.
ternoon a t the home of Mrs. W. F. tendance last Sunday w as larg e and
Honey.
W
orld’s
W.
C.
*T.
U.
day
Joseph W. P eak has been en­
much in te rest Is being m anifested.
Miss C laudia Thom, a d au g h ter
gaged to teach physical education and F low er Mission day will be ob­
served. Mrs. W. J. Cooper will give of Dr. J. W. Thom of Bend, Oregon,
in K lam ath high school next year. a review of th e book, “ Bits of
is the house g u est of her au n t Mrs.
He is a g rad u ate of the U niversity C hina’’. Mrs. E. G. Judd will give C. N. Taber.
a sh o rt ta lk on m ission work in
of Oregon in the class of 1926.
Roger K idder, 11, joined w ith his A frica. Mrs. C arl S chultz w ill
speak from the subject, “ W hite '
uncle, H. M. Miller, in a birthday Ribbon W ork in B erm uda” and ’
celebration on Ju n e 1 a t the Miller Mrs. I. S. K orsund will speak of the
home, F ir Grove farm . T he tw o w ork of the flower m ission d ep art- ,
fam ilies and tho E. it. Kidder fam ­ ment. T hose w ishing to attend are '
asked to m eet a t th e G resham Drug
ily had dinner together in the eve­ com pany's store w here autom obiles ;
A pure cream product from
ning.
will be provided.
expertly fed world fam ous J e r ­
Mr. and Mrs. Steve W right are
Mrs. E va Saling and Mrs. Ava
sey cow s.
B ronson of E stacad a have moved th e proud p aren ts of a baby girl '
E xclusively a t the
born S aturday, Ju n e 4. She tipped ■
into the Zim m erm an house on S ec­ the scales at 9% pounds.
TAKER PHARMACY
tion Line roail near Cleveland av e­
The H essel Im plem ent com pany
nue. They expect to w ork a t the unloaded an o th er car of W hippets
in G resham .
Any Flavor.
cannery during th e canning sea­ Monday. They have delivered eight
new W hippets during the p a s t!
son.
week.
C harles Adams, who is in a P o rt­
land hospital as the re su lt of an a c ­
cident la st T hursday afternoon on
th e county road southw est of
G resham , Is doing as well as can
be expected considering the serious
nuturo of Ills Injury. He expects to
rem ain in the hospital at least two
Ladies and children’s wash
w eeks longer. He has secured the
dresses made up of good
services of a com petent team ster
W. J. Sam son who will handle his
quality English prints and
o rd ers until he is able to attend to
percales. Exceptional val­
them. Mrs. Adams will a ssist in
ues. Children’s sizes 6 to 14,
planning out the work.
A m idnight prow ler, however, not
ladies’ sizes 36 to SO, spec­
an unw elcom e one, found his way
ially
priced at
into th e basem ent of J. E. G ates
Sunday night through an open
window. He Is a pet raccoon of the
gray vurlety with a black face
striped w ith w hite.
T he coon
turn ed out to be th e p roperty of
F ritz Baum ann, who claim ed his
pet and took It homo.
R ecent
autom obile
deliveries
m ade by H essel Im plem ent Com­
pany in th e C orbett d istric t are tw o
Made up of good dark colored ginghams in
W hippet coupes, one to D. Fay
three
sizes, small, medium and large. Just what
Davis and one to W. it. Lasley. T his
von
will
want for the berry fields. Priced at
is the fourth autom obile Mr. Davis
has purchased from llessel Im ple­
m ent Co.
G resham will be represented tills
year at C orvallis in the 1927 g ra d ­
uating class of Oregon A gricultural
College by W alter Schw edler, son
of Mr. and Mrs. E. Schw edler of
K enney avenue, and W illiur A lt­
m an, son of Mr. uud Mrs. 11. C.
Altm an of P leasant Honte. Schw ed­
ler Is m ajoring In ag ric u ltu re and
specializing in m arketing of a g ri­
c u ltu ra l products. He is a m em ­
ber of th e Oregon C ountrym an
staff, the A gricultural club and
Sigma Pi, social fra tern ity . A lt­
man Is m ajoring in the com m ercial
course of th e college and Is n m em ­
ber of T au K appa Epsilon.
C allers on Mr. and Mrs. H. L. St.
C lair at th e Outlook office on W ed­
nesday wero Dr. George S. Innls
and his sister, Mrs. Bohunan of T a­
coma, W ashington, Mrs. E. C. R oss­
man and her daughter, Mrs. Dor­
RELIABLE DEALERS IN
othy Given of P ortland. Dr. Innls
was a college professor of Mr. and
Mrs. St. C lair and Mrs. Rossman,
also Mr. and Mrs, Mark Nickerson,
on win m th e party called th e sam e
day.
C harley W heeler has gone to
V ancouver,
W ashington,
near
w hich place he has erected and will
o perate a chicken dinner Inn.
Gresham Locals
HANNEMANN’S
ICE CREAM
1927
F u n eral services w ere held Mon­ pied soon by Mr. and Mrs. H erb ert
day afternoon at the G resham F u ­ B arnes and fam ily. J. F. B arnes
neral p arlo rs for H enry M orishita, and sons R obert and Jam es have
a three-m onths-old child, th e son of tak en up th e ir sum m er residence in
a Ja p an ese fam ily of thia vicinity. th e ir cottage a t Blue lake. T he
D eath o ccu rred a t th e isolation house in G resham is undergoing a
hospital from whooping cough and thorough renovation. The in te rio r
pneum onia.
The
m other
and ' will be new ly papered and painted
an o th er child are ill th e re a t the i and la te r th e outside w ill be re-
p rese n t tim e.
T he fu n eral w as i painted.
largely attended by Ja p an ese and
Mr. and Mrs. V irgil H ow ell and
the rite s conducted under th e Bud­ 1 d au g h ter Alice re tu rn e d S atu rd ay
dhist faith. In te rm e n t took place
, from a trip to W aldport, Oregon,
in G resham cem etery.
i w here an au n t of Mr. Howell w as
F ra n k Jo n es gave his new house,
w hich he has recen tly erected on I buried on T hursday. They w ere
Division street, an old fashioned accom panied by th e Rev. F ra n k
house w arm ing la st evening by in ­ B urns of Bell statio n who conduct- (
viting in a com pany of friends. ed the fu n eral service.
Some of th e m ore experienced took
tu rn s playing violin and banjo and (See additional locals on page 1)
“calling off” for th e old sq u are
Piano Tuning.
dances. All had a good tim e.
Piano tuning, $3.50. Plano and
Mrs. G race Mast and tw o c h il­
dren have gone to M inneapolis, o rgan rep airin g . F red B. Jones,
.Minnesota, w here they have r e la ­ 2625, 49th s tre e t S. E.. P o rtlan d .
tives. She disposed of her house to Phone TAbor 3952 or G resham
B arnes & Son and it will be occu­ 1561.—Adv.
New
Styles
in
Ladies
Shoes
$yfl .95
4
Also
Slippers and Oxfords
’3.95
Blonde, Biege,
Tan, Black
New Today
SHOES
MEN’S WEAR
G R E S H A M
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TRADE IN YOUR OLD
TIRES ON NEW ____
Protected Tires
Bathing Suits for men, women
and children, made in the popular
st}
u d colors. Bathing shoes and
caps to match.
Veru Special
BIB OVERALLS, a very good grade
This week
LIBERAL ALLOWANCE
New Tires are fully protected for one entire
year at no additional cost.
98c
See us for bargains in used tires.
and trade.
We buy, sell
walrad mercantile co. ; I Gresham Battery & Tire Shop
“The House of Quality”
GRESHAM, OREGON
PHONE H ll
We Give Green Trading Stamps
H ash Dresses
E. P. CHRISTENSEN, Prop.
Ivy F illin g S tation
P hone 1701
Battery Repairing
Vulcanizing
lectric
2.95
Kitchen Aprons
69/
Without extra cost
during June
With every W estinghouse
Automatic Electric Range
you purchase, you’ll receive
These Three Conveniences
W. R. HICKS CO.
1 A K i n g Kitchen Stool
"* (price ¿2.25), all metal,
gray enamel, and with
rubber-tipped feet.
Lor y ears and Years
A utomobiles
Implements
Water Systems
■ ■■■■■■■■■«a
Plant Sale
WILLYS KNIGHT
4
WHIPPET — 6
CHRYSLER
for th is week only
We m ust have the room for
w inter crops.
C annas, G eranium s, big plants
at I5 e each. P etunias, double
and single, 1 0 / each. Thou
sands of sm all plan ts at 5 f
each. Zinnias, A sters, Lobelia
stock from flats, 2 0 / dozen.
Tom ato plants, late cabbage.
Z o e per 100. SO per thousand.
This Is the sis'k and this Is
(he place.
G R E SH A M
I J I I t f .M lO l ’S E S
S mile east, l ’-s miles south
Grealiam
Hogan Road
,
I’hone 3iKl
Flowers for All Oeraslons
■ ■■■■■■■■■■a
50 — gp — 70 _ 80
STUDEBAKER
TYr
\ Westinghouse Auto-
matic Electric Iron (price
¿7.75). Maintains per­
fect ironing trmperatuee
■t all times.
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These modern days, we solve the servant problem by install­
ing electrical servants in our homes.
During June, you have an extraordinary opportunity to pro­
cure a modern, up-to-the-minute Westinghouse Electric
Range.
It is an automatic Electric Range—will cook your dinners for
you— watch them— keep them piping hot for you, no matter
where you are or what you are doing.
,
Modern in every detail— the Automatic Console pictured—
takes up a small amount of floor space— gives perfected
service and liberates you from kitchen drudgery,
10% Down (minimum ¿15)
5% monthly—while you're using it.
A P a r a g o n Clothes
Basket (price ¿1.50). N o
more stooping or bend*
ing— it has folding legs.
May we explain to you in person?
PORTLAND
I
D E PEN D ABLE l SED CABS
HESSEL IMPLEMENT CO.
W. A. HESSEL
Phone I III
J. C. H ESSEL
Semi-W hite
Enamel
•lftLaO
Pull Grey Enamel
•117.50
L1BKHAL TERMS
POW E
COMPANY
ELECTRIC 5 T O R E > iÀ > ' ELECTRIC BLDG.
Powell S t
Phone 801
Gresham