Gresham outlook., June 28, 1927, Page 4, Image 4

GRESHAX OUTLOOK, TUESDAY, JUXE 88,
PAGfc PUUK
Gresham Teacher Weds.
H. L. St. C lair, Mrs. E lsie Cogs­
W. S. E v erett, all around tro u b le
ad ju ste r of th e Oregon T elephone well and Em m a B. Jo h n so n enjoyed
MI bs A dele L. Schenk a p opular
oompany, was unw ittingly
th e a hike up the E agle creek tra il as teach er of th e G resham grad e
cause of considerable com motion far as T unnel falls on Sunday. T his
school, w as m arried Sunday a t th e
T h u rsd ay m orning w hile engaged entlciug point, w here th e tra il hag
,
hom
e of her siste r Mrs. F rie d a
been
tunneled
th
ro
u
g
h
rock
back
of
in testin g out the lines in connec­
Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Bushong v isit­
tion w ith his re g u la r ro u tin e of a high, th u n d erin g w aterfall,' is six ' S trey at C hehalis, W ashington, to
ed on Sunday afternoon with th eir
and a h alf m iles from the highw ay C hris E. Z urcher, a com positor on
nephew and niece Mr. and Mrs. duties. In some m an n er the c ir­
cu it becam e shorted w hich caused and is h alf th e d istance to W ahtum the O regonian.
Mr. and Mrs.
B ert H erald and fam ily at Oak
the Are bell to ring vigorously for lake on th e sam e trail.
, Z u rch er will re tu rn to G resham
Grove.
several m inutes. The w ire ru n n in g
Dr. and Mrs. H. H. H ughes r e ­ w here they will resid e in th e Ek-
The Rev. H. E. K relder of S eattle from the telephone office to th e bell
tu rn ed la st evening from th e ir w ed­ 1 strom house in W hitehead ad d i­
spent F riday and S aturday as th e ru n s p arallel w ith th e telephone
ding trip w hich included a to u r of tion. T he bride is a d au g h ter of
guest of th e Rev. and Mrs. L. A. w ires and when he began th e te st
V ancouver island. They have be­ J. E. Schenk T he m em bers of th e
Skuzie. He m ade the trip to P o rt­ of th e different w ires, th e bell w ire
gun housekeeping on th e G eorge fam ily w ent to C hehalis to be p re s ­
land and vicinity in the in te rests of was included which caused it to
Tow le place on W allula avenue and ent at th e wedding.
S eattle-P acific college of which he s ta rt ringing.
will live th e re w hile th e ir new
is th e field agent.
Ye who will may m ake law s for
Mr. and Mrs. O scar Johnson, Mrs. house is being erected.
Jep Robertson attended a picnic W. D. K inder and Elwood D uncan
the people; let m e w rite th e ir
Ted W rig h t left Monday for T he songs.—B
eranger.
at P eninsula p ark Sunday which drove to C orvallis W ednesday to
D alles w here he is bidding on some
w as a reunion of form er residents spend th e day w ith th e club m em ­
road w ork for W alrad & W right.
Yew Shoes for Ladies, $4.95.
of Gilliam county, Oregon.
bers who a re atten d in g th e O. A. C. He expects to re tu rn tom orrow .
No w here will you find such
Mr. and Mrs. F ra n k Brown and sum m er school. Mrs. K inder re ­
O. I. Neal and A rnold Ruegg w ere splendid slip p ers at so low a price
Ask to see our lad ies’ shoes at
tw o children of S eattle arriv ed m ained and w ent to Eugene for a
delegates from th e G resham grange ! $2.95 and $3.95. A ylsw orth & Mar-
Sunday to spend a week wih Mrs. day or tw o and will re tu rn to
to the sta te g ran g e w hich m et in ton, G resham .—Adv.
Minnie Brown, her son Ross and G resham tom orrow w ith Mr. K in­
an n u al session a t C orvallis r e ­
dau g h ter Mrs. Miriam Adkins. The der at th e close of th e school ses­
R ep resen tativ e of S p ire lla g ar
cently.
sm all d aughter of Mrs. Adkins, sion.
m ents—silk und erw ear, hosiery,
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Jam
es
Babcock
en
­
co rsets, girdles, slips, b rassieres,
who has been seriously ill In a
Mr. and Mrs. L. P. M anning, John
P o rtlan d hospital, Is reported Im­ Roberts and George C u rrln a tte n d ­ joyed a fishing excursion up th e will d em o n strate in y o u r home.
D eschutes riv er over th e w eek-end. Phone Mrs. E tta Hoover, 3267
proved.
ed the 55th reunion of the Oregon They retu rn ed w ith 28 fine tro u t.
G resham .—Adv.
A P ortland woman and her tw o- Pioneer
association
held
last
Mrs. J. H. M etzger has been ill
Music is th e fo u rth m ateria l w ant
year-old d aughter
w ere
badly T h u rsd ay in the public auditorium .
for th e p ast week. W hile h er co n ­ of our n a tu re s— first food, th en r a i­
bruised Sunday afternoon as th e This affair, w hich o ccurs an n u ally ,
dition was regarded as serio u s for m ent, th en sh elter, th en m usic.—
door to the autom obile in which is of m uch in te re st to th e pioneers
a tim e, she is th o u g h t to be slig h tly Bovee.
they w ere riding opened and th e and th e ir descendants. A fine pro­
improved.
“Use W an t A ds”—a good adage.
child was precipitated to the paved gram w as ren d ered in th e a f te r ­
highw ay, the m other following In noon in w hich a num ber of notable
C herry fly sp ray a t L. L. K idder
Berry Growers Attention!
an attem p t to rescue the child. A pioneers had a p art. Mr. and Mrs.
Hdwe. Co.— Adv
Have
lined
up
w
ith
a
F
in
an
ce
G resham physician w as called to M anning w ere p resen t Sunday at
th e scene of the accident w hich th e 17th an n u al m eeting of th e com pany to advance money to
Uncle Sam Work Shirts, 75c.
farm ers and b erry grow ers for gas,
hannened In th e vicinity of K rebs Douglas County People's asso cia­ oil and tire s up to 30 and 60 days
F u ll cu t, 2 pockets.
Special
mill east of Gresham . The child tion w hich took plage a t P eninsula w ithout in terest. See Lee’s Service value. A ylsw orth & M artin, G resh ­
am .—Adv.
evidently was playing with the park. L. P. M anning w as re -e le c t­ statio n east of G reshata.—Adv.
fastening to the door of th e ca r ed presid en t of th e asso ciatio n ; A.
which suddenly opened as the) It. C aster, first vice p resid en t; B urt
w ere proceeding 35 m iles an hour. W. H o llister, second vice p resid en t;
It is considered alm ost m iraculous Nancle D rain Singleton, re-elected
th a t both w ere not seriously In­ se c re ta ry ; C. II. G ossett, tre a su re r.
jured.
O thers atten d in g from G resham
Mr. and Mrs. Arza Sm ith a re en ­ and vicinity w ere Mr. and Mrs. M.
te rta in in g th e la tte r's m other Mrs. E. W illiam s, Mr. and Mrs. S harps
Mary Campbell, and her niece Miss D arlin g and Mr. and Mrs. F ra n k
Della Campbell, both of Mabton, Snuffin.
C harley W heeler was atten d in g
W ashington.
They enjoyed the
in their new location in the Lenard
pleasu res of rose festival week and to m a tte rs of business in G resham
Miss Cam pbell has been assisting yesterday. He Is now p ro p rieto r of
building, two doors east of the old
a t the local cannery for a few days. "K entucky H u t”, a chicken dinner
shop will be completely moved and
R ecent
autom obile
deliveries inn located 3*/a m iles n orth of V an­
prepared for their formal opening.
m ade by th e H essel Im plem ent couver, W ashington, on th e new
com pany include W hippet sedans to Pacific highway.
C. A. R ogers of P o rtlan d w as
th e Rev. Enoch Sandeen and W. L.
C orsage and C hrysler ro ad ste rs to calling on frien d s In G resham yes­
Nick M eter, C arl Arvidson and terday.
G. A. Noreen w as elected to su c­
A rchie Stone.
ceed him self Monday at th e election
Mrs. H enry Barbee and her son
held a t th e high school for the se­
W illiam and daughter E lizabeth,
lection of a m em ber of th e board of
on th e ir way to the New E ngland
directors. T h irty -th re e votes w ere
states from San Jose, California,
cast, of w hich Mr. Noreen received
spent F riday and Saturday with Di.
all but two. Mrs. P earl F o rtn e r |
and Mrs. F ra n k Peak.
was clerk of th e election board and
IB per cen t discount for cash
Mr. and Mrs. W illiam G llhousen C. E. R usher, Mrs. Jam es E lkington
on
nil new shoes these h to days.
and son John of The D alles w ere and Mrs. O. A. E astm an Judges.
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week-end visitors at th e home of
T he Rev. and Mrs. D. Q. B arry,
W. W. H astings. Mrs. Gilhousen form er G resham resid en ts, left yes­
and Mrs. H astings are sisters.
terd ay on an ea ste rn trip to be gone
Mrs. Mark Nickerson returned two m onths. They will visit a son in
Men’s and Boys' Work and Dress Shoes
S aturday from spending two weeks New York and la ter atten d the In ­
w ith college friends at W enatchee, te rn atio n al B aptist Young People's
Expert Shoe Repairing
W ashington. S aturday noon Mrs. Union convention In P h iladelphia
You are invited to call and inspect our new store
N ickerson ate lunch at an A rling ­ to w hich Mrs. B arry is a delegate.
any time.
ton, Oregon, hotel w hich probably They expect to visit some tim e In
was w ashed aw ay 24 hours later in Michigan during the tw o m o n th s’
th e terrific cloudburst and conse­ vacation.
quent flood of w ater.
Mrs. Jam es S terlin g and Mrs.
CARL DAHL, Prop
Phone 41
G eorge Duncan has purchased a Arnold Ruegg en tertain ed 17 ladles
Pow ell St.
Ford to uring ca r through thu local at luncheon on F riday at th e form - _
agency of R aker A Son.
e r's home on Division street. A >
Mrs. Ada Burton of Sacram ento, social afternoon was enjoyed fol­
C alifornia. Is spending the sum m er lowing the lunch. Miss G ertrude
In G resham and vicinity visiting A lexander won a prize in a g u ess­
her sisters Mrs. C arrie Powell, Mrs. ing contest in which each lady re p ­
T. H. H aw es, Mis. A E. Miles, her resented a book. Mrs. H. V. W il­
b ro th er P. H. Roork and other r e la ­ helm won first place In a flower
PROGRAM FOR WEDNESDAY AND THURSDAY
tives.
guessing
contest.
Mrs. Gladys
The B aptist Ladles Guild will Ruegg ami Mrs. Jam es S terlin g
Ju n e 211 mid 31»
hold a bake sale on Saturday, July rendered a piano duet. Miss A lex­
2, at th e Piggly Wiggly store, be­ ander gave a planologue and Mrs.
D on't fail to see Monte Blue and P atsy Ruth M iller in
ginning at 10:30 a. m.
Marie Morgan a reading.
The Misses Leona and Amelia
Mr. an d Mrs M. M. S quire m o­
Beckm an retu rn ed to th e ir home in tored to Camp Clatsop Sunday
BREAKING ALL PREVIOUS RECORDS
Spokane yesterday after spending w here they visited for a tim e with
ten days as the guests of the Rev. th e ir sons H arry and Arden who
Till- COLLEGIANS, a com plete story of college life In tw o reels,
and Mrs. E. H orstm ann. During a re in the N ational G uard sum m er j
ru n s every other week
th e ir stay they visited In Portland train in g catnp. With the boys they
and m ade a trip to Seaside.
went on to Seaside w here they en ­
The follow ing firms a re giving aw ay tic k e t’ to th e W ednes­
Miss L illian D anielson and Mrs. joyed a clam dinner together. The
day and T h u rsd ay night show s at the G resham T heater. Each
F ra n k Adams, the la tte r's sons. trip am ounted to 281 m iles for the
free tick et is good for one adm ission when p resen ted w ith one
John and M arshall, of Tacoma, day.
ad u lt reg u la r paid adm ission, d u rin g Ju n e and July. T he tic k ­
W ashington, are guests at the home
Mr. and Mrs. W. J. Ott w ere s u r­
ets are being given by th e various inert bants u n d er varying
conditions, so ask for your free ticket.
of Mrs. Marlon Johnson of Mrs. prised S atu rd ay evening, the event
Anna E lliott who, with her daugh being the 17th an n iv ersary of th eir
te r Dorothy, has been here for m arriag e Those present w ere Mr.
Roberts
some time.
and Mrs. Ott. Mrs. II S A lexander, j
ja u g g tir
Mr. and Mrs. Jam es Law rence. Miss G ertrude A lexander, Leslie ,
( ’onfectionery
Mr. and Mrs. George W. Page and W alrad. Miss H elen F isher. Dr. and
N eil Door to Show
children spent the week end at Mrs II. V Adlx. Mr. and Mrs. Jos.
Walter W. Metzger
Groobatn. Ore.
M anzanita at the L aw rence h eath Haley, Mr. and Mrs. B. W. T horne,
Phone 1x91
Gresham , (»rerun
cottage. They reported the form er and Mr. and Mrs A. D Morgan of
G resham people there doing well. P ortland. C ards w ere enjoyed, fol­
John Fieldhouse, now 87, Is well, lowed by refresh m en ts. T he couple
Taber Pharmacy
W. R. Hicks Co.
as is Miss A lberta Allen who Is was presen ted w ith a beautiful
CHAS N. TA BER
keeping house for him. Mrs. K a r­ glass dith.
G R I>H IM. OREGON
dell. widow of th e late Emil G.
Itpglstrrrd Druggist
K ardell. is caring for the postoffice
and sto re w ith the aid of her
daughter, Evangeline.
Gresham Tailor &
Newberg Packing Co.
Mrs. C arrie Powell w ent to
(lea n er
Wasco, Oregon, S aturday and re ­
Meat», («roeerle», Fre«h Fruits
P ETER I.K.NARD. Prop.
and Vegetablea
turn ed Monday evening w ith her
Malt« aa<1 I a die»* Aprlar Coat»
America’s Finest Cars
g randchildren G ertrude and George
We
Deliver
Phone 1151
('leaned and I'reaaed, 91.0«
—
J
Jr. Lee who had been visiting th eir
fath er th ere since the close of
will make your car
school.
They will rem ain until
L. I* Kidder Hdw. Co.
ride better.
Gresham Shoe Shop
afte r the F ourth of July with th eir
CARL
DAHL.
Prop
ukxkrál h a r d w a r f .
grandm other w hen they will re tu rn
Men
a
and
Boy»’
Dreaa
and
to W asco until the beginning of th e
Work Shoe*
Phlne 1421
Gresham. Ore.
G resham schools.
*
I xj I s B ryant of Moro, Oregon, who
has been th e guest of C harlotte
Raker X Son
Sold by
Johnson for the past two weeks, r e ­
Gresham Outlook
turn ed to her home last week a c ­
com panied by C harlotte who will
r a i * T i * G
visit In the B ryant home for two
Gresham
weeks.
Gresham Locals
Gresham Shoe
SHOP
1987
Poisoned Booze.
T he h ealth com m issioner of th e
3tate of New Y ork has asked th e
surg eo n g en eral of th e U nited
S tates public h ealth service to co n ­
d u ct a fed eral in q u iry into death s
from alcoholism . T he New York
official a s s e rts th a t th e in crease in
the d eath ra te from alcoholism in
New York has been 260 per cen t in
five years. He claim s it is due to
illicit liquor, of w hich, according
to his statem en t, th e re m ust be
co n sid erab le in New York.
New Slippers and Pumps $4.95
PILES AND TONSILS
Blonds, tan s, blacks, high, m edi­
um and low heels, $4.95. We a re
also show ing a ttra c tiv e shoes for
ladies at $2.95 and $3.95. A yls­
w orth & M artin, G resham .—Adv.
Can be rem oved by E le ctric De­
hydration. No cutting, bleeding, or
loss of tim e. New process. Dr. M.
M. Mackey, 209 P anam a Bldg.,
P o rtlan d . O regon.—Adv.
New Voile Dresses
I t is rem a rk a b le to see how men
w ill q u a rre l over a dogma, and
th en s it down and rejoice over a
hym n w hich ex p resses precisely
th e sam e se n tim en ts about w hich
they have differed.— H enry W ard
Beecher.
A new shipment of
voile dresses is now
on display.
Window Cleaning.
For ex p ert window cleaning see
S. T ajim a, or leave o rd ers w ith J.
Ross Brow n. G resham , phone 2501.
These dresses are of
fine quality printed
voiles of the very lat­
est designs.
Piano Tuning.
P iano tu n in g , $3.50. Piano and
o rg an rep airin g . F red B. Jones,
2625, 49th stre e t S. E.. P o rtlan d .
Phone TAbor 8952 or G resham
1561.—Adv.
Specially priced at
$2
HANNEM ANN’S
ICE CREAM
A pure cream product from
expertly fed world famous Jer­
sey cows.
W. R. HICKS CO.
E xclusively a t the
GRESHAM
TA BElt PHARMACY
in G resham .
Any Flavor.
Money Saving Specials
fo r the M onth End
SEA M LESS BLEACH ED SH E E T S
81 x 90, with 3-inch hem, a good weight QQ
and a real bargain, each.................... O w l
PILLOW
Gresham Shoe Shop
20C
CASES
Soft White Muslin, size 42 x 36, each....
Friday and Saturday, July 2 and 3
Opening Special
95
PILLOW TUBING
Bleached and free from dressing,
42-inch, yard..... .............................
HOPE M USLIN
36-inch fine, soft and free
from dressing, yard............
TOWELS
ght huck toweling
tov
Medium weight
colored borders, 17x28, ea...
14c
10c
TOWELING BARGAIN
Part linen, of medium weight, 1 pk
yard ...................................... 1 V l
TURK ISH TOWELS
Double weave, 53x25, col. borders,
a big towel that sold regularly
for $1.00, each...................... OOC
BATHING SUITS
SEE OUR
Can’t - B u st • ’Em
PLAY TOGS
A well assorted stock of popular
colors and prices for men, women
and children.
for children
WALRAD
MERCANTILE CO.
“ The House of Quality’*
GRESHAM, OREGON
PHONE 1411
IVe Give Green Trailing Stamps
GRESHAM THEATER
27c
A new tot of A. A. Cutter Co.’s
WORK SHOES
for men
HIGH SHOES
for h ik ers
“RED HOT TIRES’’
LOVEJOY
Shock Absorbers
30-1 hi \ Free Trial
Hessel Imp. Co.
Like a spear
that is launched
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*• ’ r t
"-.V lâ
masx
HUDSON SUPER-SIX
StxxJarJ M tJ th ,
Coach
Sedan
.
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>12»<
U Jt
C tutm Btait MtUtii
Roaditer
. . .
$1500
Phaeton . . . .
1600
Brougham . . .
1575
S-Paai. Sedan - -
1750
7-Paaa. Sedan - -
1150
A// a n a t f . t . b. D a r n t
> /« / t v a r r x m t tax.
I he extraordinary speed of Hudson getaway it but a single
< xpresMon of the brilliant activity of the Super-Six principle,
which is carried on to every phase of performance.
A ou see it in the rapidity with which it rolls into high speed j
the effortless ease with which it sustains fast going; the smooth
flying action wtth which it soars up hill.; the long, reliable
service through which it maintain. its smooth and brilliant
performance.
HUDSON Super-Six
M. C. Webster Motor Co.
Phone 2491
Hudson - E ssex Dealer
Gresham
Opposite P. O.