PAUK FUCK
GRESHAM OUTLOOK, TI ESI» U ,
Mrs. C h risten s H um ason is en
W hile Arden C raw ford w as a t
joying a tw o-w eeks' vacation from tending the local p ictu re show S a t
her w ork at the A. W. Metzger & u rday evening bis tw o-room house
near the fair ground cau g h t fire.
Com pany store.
Ross Brown handled a real es
a window in K aser's Service feta ta te deal by w hich the five-acre
tion was broken Sunday night and place of Sam uel Riechen near
a w ell-tilled case of candy bars K elso w as tra n sfe rre d to Mrs. E lla
stolen by som eone reaching in from K ornaley, who. w ith her son and
the outside. A broken key was d au g h ter, recen tly cam e from Colo
found on th e ground near the door rado. The selection of location
Monday m orning w hich Indicated was m ade a fte r w estern Oregon
th a t whoever had broken the w in and W ashington had been p retty
dow had first trie d to gain en tran ce thoroughly looked over.
through th e door. A large rock had
An auspicious event on th is the
been throw n thro u g h th e window 150th an n iv ersary of Flag Day was
and had gone thro u g h the glass brought to mind th is m orning when
the beautiful new flag, 1 0 x 2 0 feet
door of th e case. It is not known in size, recen tly presen ted to the
how m uch candy w as taken, but city of G resham by the A m erican
Mr. K aser had filled th e cases w ell Legion au x iliary , was flung to the
th a t m orning. The sam e place w as breeze. J u s t enough a ir was s tir
ring to cause a ripple in th e folds
disturbed about two y ea rs ago of "Old G lory” as it was raised into
w hen th e fro n t door w as broken position. It is safe to say th a t the
brig h t new em blem , w hich replaces
and th e place rifled.
the old worn out flag so long seen
The lady em ployes of the F irs t on
th e flagstaff at th e city hall, will
S tate bank, P e a rl Kuegg, Marie be duly app reciated by G resham
Blom and R osella E ngelh art, w ere and its citizens. It is a noticeable
th e hostesses Tuesday evening to fact th a t m ore flags are on display
th an w ere seen on M emorial
th e ladies employed a t th e Bank of today
Day.
G resham , M artha H agberg, Blather
A fine atten d an ce m arked the
P eterson and Mrs. F lorence Botkin, opening of the George Page & Com
when they drove up the Columbia pany grocery la st S atu rd ay when
River highw ay for an evening pic the aisles of the new building w ere
m uch of the day and eve
nic. T he heavy storm of th a t eve crowded
ning w ith busy S atu rd ay shoppers.
ning forced them to re tu rn and The building was jam m ed during
they repaired to th e home of Miss th e evening w hen people from far
Ruegg w here th e ea ts w ere d is and n ear p articip ated in th e fun-
posed of and th e evening otherw ise m aking events of th e h o u r, A. A.
McMillan exhibited a box c o n tain
pleasan tly spent.
ing 15 stra w b e rrie s w eighing a
Mrs. W inifred Miller arriv ed pound and was aw arded th e prize.
Sunday from San F rancisco to Miss M arjorie A ylsw orth won the
handsom e th ree -sto ry cake baked
spend two weeks a t the home of by the City bakery for the occasion.
Mr. and Mrs. F. A. M iller, p aren ts H. G. Andrew w as given a sack of
of her late husband W endall Miller, flour for th e la rg e st fam ily w ith all
who died on board a ship in t h i present. Much In terest was taken
i n the homing pigeon guessing co n
P anam a canal zone several month« test. W hen it cam e to the h an d
ago.
som est m an present, H. W Cooley
H. M. M oreland of R oseburg w is all but succeeded in qualifying. All
w ere pleased w ith the fine door
in Grdhham a sh o rt tim e T hursday, prize aw ards.
H is wife and child accom pan cd
Alden Miller is home from the
him as far as P ortland w here t-,ey U niversity of W ashington w here he
stopped at the home of Mrs. M( "e- li.is c u m p le ti'd h is iunior year in
lan d ’s parents, the baby having le- college work.
Mrs. H. E. E astm an and Mrs. O.
veloped m easles. The fam ily is A. E astm an en tertain ed 25 guests
contem plating retu rn in g to G reih - S atu rd ay evening at th e la tte r ’s
home when a m iscellaneous show er
am to live.
Miss Em m a D. W hite is e n te r was given for Miss T helm a Miller,
a sister of Mrs. H. E. E astm an, who
tain in g h er siste r Mrs. W. A. Braly is soon to be m arried at O akland,
of H onolulu in a p a rtm e n ts a t tfie California-
D ancing and gam es
Our stock of kalsom ine,
w ere followed by refresh m en ts.
residence of J. N. C lunahan.
W alter C. B urch left th is m o rn
en am els, varnish es and
Q u arterly m eeting will be held at
ing for the ran g e r statio n at Hem- |
oils is right lip to the
th e F ree M ethodist church begin lock, W ashington. He will spend j
m inute.
ning on F riday evening and co n tin the sum m er on Lookout m ountain i
uing over Munday. In th e absence as a fire p atro l in th e governm ent
L et us figure your
of D istrict E lder W. N. Coffee, who forest service.
paint wants.
Mr. and Mrs. E. W. Gibson and
Is attending the general conference two children of Tenino, W ashing
of the church In R ochester, New ton, cam e S atu rd ay to atten d the !
York, the m eeting will be in chargt tu n eral of Mrs. G ibson's m other
of his son-in-law , the Rev. E. I, Mrs. Ellie Beegle. The Rev. Burton
Beegle of S eattle, a son, and the I
Silva who, w ith his wife and chll Rev. F ra n k Dawson of Tacom a !
P a in t H e a d q u a r te r s
dren, has lately retu rn ed from w ere aso here from a distance. 1
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G re sh am
China. Both Mr. and Mrs. 81b a They left Monday for th e ir respec- |
live homes.
will speak F riday evening.
The Misses Harah Metzger a id
H elen A lthaus uppeured at the
Behnke-W ulker auditorium S un
day afternoon in violin solo n um
bers in a recital of advanced violin
w ork given by Mr. and Mrs. F rank
E ichcnlaub. Each of the g irls was
accom panied by Mrs. E ichenlauh
a t the piano.
Born to Mr. and Mrs. Neal H orr
of Sandy a 7 A,-pound dau g h ter at
th e home of Mrs. .1, A. Bushong
on T hursday, Ju n e 9. T he baby,
who Is a grandd au g h ter of Mr. und
Mrs. J. T. H orr, has been given the
to new home in the
nam e of M arietta Lou.
DOW SETT BU ILD IN G
A. H. Lewis, fath e r of Mrs. Mary
W elch, will soon come to G resham
on I’owell Street, Gresham, on
to m ake his home. He has p u r
chased a lot and the beginning of
a sm all house from A lbert Sheely
He will move over from Falom a.
Oregon, as soon as th e house Is
com pleted.
Mrs. Mark N ickerson left on S a t
urday for a w eek's visit with
friends at W enatchee, W ashington.
A fine electric-lighted bulletin
board has been placed on th e lawn
in front of the Methodist Episcopal
church through the en terp rise of
the Ladies Aid society. T he m em
bers of th e society expect to pay
for the Im provem ent by th e sale of
a fine line of household necessi
ties w hich they will d istrib u te In
th e com m unity.
A splendid program of m usic was
given at Miss F lorence H oney's
studio on W ednesday evening by
four of her piano pupils, Helen
A lthaus and M argaret S t.C la ir, a s
sisted by Betty T horne and G w en
dolyn Metzger. Miss A lthaus and
Miss St. C lair played as duo plain
num bers Sonata in C. M ozart; Fan-
ta sle on H um oreske, D vorak; and
S erenade op. 15, No. 1, Moskowski.
A nything und everyth in g in ign ition repairing.
One num ber. Butterfly Dance by
Complete line of ignition parts.
F rim l. was played by th e four girls
Autlioriaed Ncheblcr earhiiretor service. Com
on the tw o pianos. Solos played by
plete line in stock.
Miss A lthaus w ere E tude IX op. 32.
Je n sen ; H um oresque in e m inor
All y\ork Guaranteed
op 8. L evine; and In the Woods,
Staub. Miss M etzger and Miss St.
C lair played Valse Caprice, Spross,
as a duo piano num ber, w hile Miss
S t.C la ir played Valse T rieste, S ib
eliu s; T he Rosary, N evin; S panish
D ance, Mowrey; and tw o songs of
h er own com position. Violin n u m
bers, Danse Hongroise, Rohm ; and
from June 10 to 20
M inuet in G, Beethoven, w ere play
ed by Miss A lthaus with Miss Amy
N oreen as accom panist.
Gresham Locals
JO E
14,
1927
p resum ably from defective w iring tonight at the M ethodist Episcopal
and, before the flames could be ex church by th e Cotton Blossom sin g
tinguished, was p ractically de ers, a colored m ale q u a rte t from
stroyed. The local fire d ep artm en t the Piney Woods school in Piney
responded to the alarm and did , Woods, M ississippi. No adm ission
good work, but the house was sm all is being charged for th e concert,
an d th e fire did not take long to 1 but a freew ill offering will be taken
consum e it-
.
for the school w hich is undenom
W. C. Burch was agreeably s u r inational in its scope and for the
p rised y esterd ay by th e unexpected E pw orth L eague u nder w hose au s
visit of an old so u th ern Oregon pices th e co n cert is given. The
friend an d boyhood acquaintance, sin g ers eat, sleep and trav el in
Jo h n H am rick, of C en tral Point. th eir cars. They a re rep o rted to
They had not seen each oth er for be good sin g ers and those who have
about 40 years.
heard them say th a t they will p re
T hose who enjoy negro sp iritu a ls sent a very delightful concert.
and p lan tatio n m elodies as sung by (See add itio n al locals on page 1)
th e colored people will ap p reciate
th e co n cert w hich is to be given
"Say it w ith a WantAd."
GRESHAM THEATER
PROGRAM FOR WEDNESDAY AND THURSDAY
J l ’XE 15 and 16
“ T H E U N H O LY T H R E E ”
S ta rrin g
A p icture w ith a g rea t record. Also “COLLEGIANS’*—2 reels of
college life.
Father’s Day
Real entertainment.
The follow ing firms a re giving aw ay tic k ets to the W ednes
day and T h u rsd ay night show s a t the G resham T heater. E ach
free tick et is good for one adm ission w hen presented w ith one
ad u lt re g u la r paid adm ission, d u rin g Ju n e and July. The tic k
ets are being given by th e various m e rc h an ts under varying
conditions, so ask for your free ticket.
June 19th
Roberts
Confectionery
Give Dad a Tie
N ext Door to Show
JK
G resham . Ore.
Nothing’s too good for Dad.
All year he bears the ex
pense of giving. Now is
your chance to show your
appreciation. A nice Tie
or some article of men’s apparel is appropriate
and will be appreciated.
T ies fo r Dad ...................... 60c to $1.50
Shirts for Dad
75e to $5.00
Hose for Dad
...20c to $1.00
Belts for Dad
$1.00 to $2.00
Hats for Dad
$2.00 to $5.00
Suits for Dad
$25.00 to $15.00
Taber Pharmacy
CHAS. N. T A D E R
R egistered D ra g g lst
Gresham Tailor &
Cleaner
T E T E R L E N A R D , P rop.
Salt« und l a d le s' Sprint? C oats
( leaned and P ressed, $1.0«
Gresham Shoe Shop
CA RL D A H L , Prop.
FATHER'S DAY
JUNE
LOX C H A R E T
M en's and B oys’ D ress a n d
W ork Shoes
1»
L. L. Kidder Hdw. Co.
E liza b eth s
Erock Shop
Announces Removal
FRIDAY, JUNE 17
MISS HALSEY’S
Midsummer Millinery
ALL AT REDUCED PRICES
Ignition and Carburetor
Specialists
SPECIAL PRICES
on Mason Tires
Q
A Westinghouse A uto
matic Electric Iro n (price
$ 7 .7 5 ). M aintains per
fect ironing temperature
at all times.
F lo w ers for a ll
Occasions
(l K E S IIAM
(«It EE M l 01 SES
Ungati Road
Phone :in<!
long a
T hompson .
FREE DOOR PRIZE
T h e lady h o ld in g th e lucky n u m b er w ill be aw a rd ed
free a W e stin g h o u se E le c tric C u rlin g I r o n —
1 0% Down (minimum $15)
5 % monthly— while you’re using it.
A P a r a g o n Clothes
Basket (price $ L 5 0 ). N o
more stooping or bend
ing— it has folding legs.
5
Semi-White Enamel
Mt. Hood Service Station
will be held h e re S A T T R D A Ï. J l ’XE IS, fro m 2 to 5 p. m
I lie W estim rhousc Co. will give a curling iron to any
of their users who turn in a prospect, providing a range'
is sold.
30 x 3 L full oversize.................... $7.50
Other Mizes in proportion.
DEMONSTRATION
»« explain io you in per ton?
PORTLAND
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P O W E Rd^v/ICOMPANY
Full Gray Enam el
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ELECTRIC STORE ’ ♦ A i - ' E L E C T R IC BLDG.
Pow ell St.
Phone SOI
Gresham