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GRESHAM OUTLOOK,
TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER IS, 1»37
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Elvis, Loda and C lair Stockton
; and Ed Rueppel re tu rn e d Sunday
i from a h u n tin g trip to th e region
around O lalla lake. They w ere
■ successful in bagging tw o fine deer,
! pieces of w hich they are generous-
T he G resham band w ill give an
j ly d istrib u tin g am ong th e ir friends,
open a ir con cert W ednesday eve
j They rep o rt ra in p rac tica lly ail th e
nin g at th e fa ir grounds en tran ce
j tim e they w ere gone.
If th e w eath er continues favorable.
In a le tte r received from Mr. and
C onductor Johnson has announced
th a t th e concerts w ill be held as j Mrs. O scar Jo h n so n they rep o rt
long as su itab le w eather perm its. they reached th e ir destin atio n at
I Litchfield, M innesota, in safety and
R obert H ayes cam e from A lbany
had a very enjoyable and in te re st
S atu rd ay and on th e follow ing day
ing tw o-w eeks’ trip . T hey have not
he and Mrs. H ayes, who had been
yet decided ju s t w here to locate
visiting her p are n ts Mr. and Mrs.
perm anently. Side trip s w ere tak en
J. A. Bushong for several days, r e
to Spokane, Y ellow stone p ark and
tu rn ed home.
th e Black hills. They had th e p leas
Born to Mr. and Mrs. R. H. T ay ure of tw ice seeing P re sid en t and
lor of Lynch on Monday a son Mrs. Calvin Coolidge, once in the
w eighing 8V2 pounds. M other and n ational p ark and ag ain in the
baby a re doing w ell a t th e home of Black hills. T hey re p o rt w onder
Mrs. J. A. Bushong.
ful w eath er during th e en tire trip,
Mr. and Mrs. W. J. Todd retu rn ed
Ted and Joe W right retu rn ed
S unday evening from a w eek’s auto Sunday from a four-day h u n tin g
trip to V ancouver and New W est trip in th e Blue m ountains near
m in ster, B. C. At th e la tte r place Ukiah, Oregon, and as a rew ard of
they visited relatives.
th e ir skill brought back with them
D arrel P eterson, 10-year-old son a 200-pound four-point buck m ule
of Mr. and Mrs. Roy P eterson, w as deer of w hich they a re ju stly
badly injured about th e face last ' proud.
S atu rd ay when a F ord which he
Mr. an d Mrs. R, A. A nderson of
was cran k in g kicked and stru ck P endleton, th e la tte r a sister of
him full force, causing a laceration Mrs. Adolph Nelson, and Mrs. C. A.
on th e cheek n ear his m outh w hich Nelson, m o th er of th e tw o ladies,
required six stitch es in closing. visited at th e Nelson home on
W ith o th e r boys he was playing Cleveland avenue Monday. Mrs. C.
around th e c a r and attem pted to A. Nelson, who has been in P o rt
cra n k it w hile th e sw itch was land during th e sum m er, w ill soon
tu rn ed on. T he surgeon in charge re tu rn to G resham to m ake her
of th e case hopes to avoid the pos home w ith h er d au g h ter and fam ily.
sibility of a sc a r being left.
Ed. Nelson, of the firm of B rock
As th e re s u lt of colliding with a way & Nelson, is now know n as a
Bealey M ilitary Academy autom o proud papa. A son w as born to Mr.
bile a t th e in te rsectio n of F ou rth and Mrs. Nelson of P o rtlan d on
and Main stre e t Sunday, th e car Friday, Septem ber 9.
driven by H. C. L arsen is m inus a
Mrs. P. E. B rockw ay is a t Frog
ru n n in g board and has a dam aged cam p, T h ree S isters, w here she is
fender. C adet Ray Ross, 18, driv assistin g in th e cooking for the
ing the Bealey ca r, tu rn ed at rescue squad search in g th e nearby
F o u rth to avoid strik in g the L a r m ountains for the tw o boys from
sen car, but th e tw o m achines The D alles who, it is feared, have
scraped sides for a sh o rt distance. lost th e ir lives. A re p o rt from the
Miss Mabel Shipley expects to locality yesterd ay w as to th e e f
leave tom orrow for S eattle w here i fect th e w eath er w as clea rin g in
she w ill atten d Seattle-P acific col th e Cascades and th e h u n t would
lege the com ing year. H er work he renew ed w ith vigor.
during the pust th re e y ea rs in P a
Mr. and Mraf Newell E dw ards
cific E vangelistic in stitu te In P o rt have p rocured living q u a rte rs over
land will give her cred it for two the J. E. Metzger fu rn itu re sto re
y ea rs of college w ork and she will and w ill move th e ir household
en ter th e college n ext week as an goods th e re from th e lta n le y house
accredited junior.
on Hood avenue th is week.
Mr. and Mrs. W ilson E astm an
Mr. and Mrs. Louis L ight w ere
moved la st S aturday to P o rtlan d callers Monday at th e home of Mr.
w here they w ill reside during the j and Mrs. H. C. L arsen . They a re
w inter. In uddition to retain in g bis i on th e ir way from P o rtlan d to
in te re st In th e E astm an L um ber ' th eir form er home in K ansas and
com pany in G reshum Mr. E astm an : will m ake a stop nt th e P endleton
will be em ployed In the clothing Round-up. Mrs. L ight, before her
sto re of Ben Selling. Mr. and m arriag e, was a bridesm aid 24
Mrs. O. A. E astm an will move soon years ago at the m arria g e of Mrs.
into th e ir son's house on W allula L arse n ’s d au g h ter, now deceased.
avenue, th e form er property of the Mr. and Mrs, Light have been visit-
late T hom as Wiles.
Iting th e la tte r’s b ro th er-in -law
K. A. M iller has purchased 14 and sister Mr. and Mrs. W arren
acres on W allula avenue from Mrs. Douglas in P o rtlan d . T he four and
Dulsy Shaw , a p a rt of the N. L. Mrs. L arsen 's d au g h ter w ere In the
Sm ith estate. T he p roperty is s it same high school g rad u a tin g class
uated on the w est side of W allula at Colby, K ansas.
avenue anil Is a decidedly sightly
H arry llju r and Vearl Howell left
acreage. Mr. M iller plans to build this m orning for P endleton w here
on the south end of th e tra c t and they will ta k e in the sig h ts of th e
w ill plat and sub-divide the r e Round-up for the week. T he boys,
m ainder of th e land for sa le on the who a re m em bers of th e G resham
m arket.
band, have been assigned places in
Mr. and Mrs. D. M. R oberts, Geo. the Tillam ook band w hich has been
and John S leret and Ed ltueppetl engaged to play (hiring the R ound
left Monday m orning for a week or up.
ten-day deer h u n t In th e Blue
Mr. and Mrs. H erm an C arlson
m ountains n ea r U kiah, Oregon.
and th ree ch ild ren , who have been
Miss H elen C ham bers of Hood occupying th e Jo n as Johnson house
ltlver is spending a week w ith her in Powell Valley, have moved to
sister Mrs. K. C. R oberts.
G resham and a re living in th e
Mr. and Mrs. C. J. Miller and Knox house on E ast Pow ell street.
d aughter W inona of Scappoose, Tile Rev. and Mrs. Jonus Johnson
Oregon, w ere guests Sunday at the have recently arriv ed from Malmo.
home of Mr. and Mrs. Goo. Kenney. N ebraska, and will occupy th eir
Mr. M iller is a nephew of Mrs. home opposite th e Mission church,
vacated by Mr. and Mrs. C arlson.
Kenney.
Gresham Locals
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Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Brow n of
P o rtlan d , the form er a nephew of
Mrs. M. J. A llshouse, have been a t
th e A llshouse hom e for th e past
week w here Mr. Brow n is engaged
in building a g arage. Mr. and Mrs.
Brown cam e from P en n sy lv an ia
sev eral m onths ago and a re much
pleased w ith th e w est. Mr. and
Mrs. P e rry Bowm an and d au g h ter
D orothy of S eattle w ere g u ests last
w eek of Mr. and Mrs. A llshouse.
Edm ond W est, a b ro th er of Mrs,
J. F. Read resid in g ea st of G resham
in th e Pow ell V alley d istric t, drove
th ro u g h from P asadena, C alifornia,
arriv in g F rid ay evening. He plans
to spend th e w in ter in Oregon. Mr.
W est and his niece Miss L ola Read
left yesterday m orning for Mist,
Oregon, w:h ere they will v isit a few
d a y s . w ith Nfr. W est’s sister Mrs.
A nnie Holding. Mrs. Read receiv
ed w ord recen tly of th e b irth of a
son on S eptem ber 3 to h er sister,
Mrs. Joseph L. Loggson of Mt.
S terlin g , K entucky. Mrs. Loggson
will be rem em bered to her friends
as Miss E sth e r W est. Mr. and Mrs.
Loggson moved to K entucky a t th e
tim e of th e ir m arriage.
Mr. and Mrs. M. J. A llshouse,
with a p arty of rela tiv e s and
! friends, sp en t th e L abor Day w eek
end at th e beach a t N etarts.
Mr. and Mrs. O scar N oreen en-
[ joyed a trip around Mt. Hood la st
F rid ay an d on th e w ay took Mrs.
M. I. Sunday and ch ild ren to Hood
| River, w here they expect to live for
, some tim e.
Roy Gibbc, a s s is ta n t ca sh ier of
th e F irs t S tate bank, is enjoying a
vacation from his duties. D uring
his absence from th e bank Miss
L avina L ille of P o rtla n d is a s s is t
ing in th e work.
Mr. and Mrs. Steve W rig h t have
j rented an 18-acre b erry ran c h from
! Mr. Ross near L innem ann and
moved th e re Sunday.
Miss L ucille Je n n in g s visited
friends and relativ es in Oregon City
la st week.
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Mr. and Mrs. G eorge A. O’Dell of
Bull Run w ere calle rs at th e Out-
, look office today. They a re m oving
to Powell Valley to give th e ir th re e
! children school adv an tag es and
I will be located in th e sm all house
! of Jo h n V icklund opposite th e
j schoolhouse.
W. Staffenson, residing east of
I G resham , says th a t he and his wife
Don’t Run Downstairs
A re you a lw a y s u p s ta irs w hen th e te le p h o n e
rin g s on th e floor below ?
An extension telephone, costing only a few
cents a day, will save miles of walking and
hours of time.
IGM TI05 SPECIALIST.
Buttermilk for Sale.
w ere w rongfully nam ed as defend
A nyone w an tin g 1-year’s co n tra c t
T h a t's us. B ring your ca r nere
a n ts in a su it for $262 being p re
b u tterm ilk call Sandy C ream
ferre d by a Snoqualm ie, W ashing for any rep a irs, ad ju stm en ts or for
p a rts for th e sta rte r, g en erato r, ery, phone Sandy 56.—Adv.
ton, u n d e rta k e r for fu n eral ex sw itches, w iring, lighting,
etc.
Violin Outfit Free.
penses of Mrs. S taffenson's b ro th er- W ork done by an ex p ert and is pos- ;
in-law E m ery B urbank, w ho was itively gu aran teed . We c a rry a > Mrs. R obert B lair is offering a
plan for b eginners in violin, w here
b ro u g h t to G resham for in term en t. ‘ com plete line of ignition p arts. by those a rra n g in g for a full year
G
resham
G
arage,
phone
2391.
An artic le recen tly ap p eared in a i
of lessons will receive free a good
P o rtlan d n ew spaper involving Mr.
student violin outfit. See Mrs. B lair
1927 C hrysler 50 ro ad ste r, com at W. J. Ott home S aturdays.—Adv.
and Mrs. Staffenson and the la tte r's plete w ith all e x tra s, c a r in A -l ‘
m other Mrs. T ice iu a su it for the condition. A big discount on th is ;
one. H essel Im plem ent Co. Phone ! 1923 Dodge touring, disc w heels,
am ount of th e bill.
good rubber. Car in good running
1141. G resham .—Adv.
E xcavation h as com m enced for a
condition. H essel Im plem ent Co.
resid en ce for Dr. and Mrs. H. H. [ F o r low est ra te s on autom obile, Phone 1141. G resham .—Adv.
H ughes on th e ir p ro p erty on W al tru ck an d g en eral in su ran ce see
New th in g s u nder "C lassified.”
lula avenue. L. J. W inter has th e , B. W. T horne.—Adv.
co n tra ct. He expects to have the
building com pleted in 90 days.
Mrs. Ed Stafford w as ta k en to
P o rtlan d sa n ita riu m la st S atu rd ay
w h ere she is receiving m edical
tre a tm e n t in p rep aratio n for a m a
jo r op eratio n w hich she w ill u n d er
go some tim e th is week. D uring !
h er stay in th e ho sp ital h er home
and baby a re being cared for by
h er p are n ts Mr. and Mrs. C hris
F ieser who a re h ere from Fairfield.
W ashington. Mr. Stafford is recov
erin g from a tw o w eeks’ siege of
n eu ritis and grip.
Lyle W in ters of Hollywood, C ali
fornia, paid an unexpected visit to
his p are n ts, Mr. and Mrs. W. A.
W inters la st week, arriv in g on
Monday evening and re tu rn in g on
Friday. W in ters is employed in th e ■
shipping d ep artm en t of a larg e well
d rillin g com pany. T his w as his
first visit home in tw o years. He 1
w as accom panied from C alifornia , !
by tw o o th ers, his landlady, Mrs.
W e pride ourselves that we can be of real
M arshall, and a friend who stopped
off a t Salem. Mrs. W inters, Mrs.
assistance to you in selecting your outfit
M arshall and Lyle took th e Mt.
for the hunting season whether you need
Hood Loop trip , a new experience
a full new outfit or just a partial outfit.
for all three. The scenery w as a
W e carry everything necessary even to the
d elight to th e visitors.
For Your
Hunting or Fishing
T rip —
license. Drop in and talk it over with us.
Don’t lay down th e p aper till you
have read th e W ant Ads.
Following are the open seasons of the
game in which you will be most interested:
O regon T elephone C o .
D EER SEASON, Sept. 10 to Oct. 30.
PHEASANTS, Oct. 15 to 31.
DUCK, Oct. 1 to J a n . 15.
FISH IN G SEASON is open now.
L. L. KIDDER HDVVE. CO.
Sportsmen s Headquarters
Phone 1421
Gresham
Com e to y o u r State U n iv e rs ity fo r cultural
education and proleaaional trajning.
O pportunity it offered in
Buick took vibration out of the cnqine
N o iv -
it has taken it out o f the road
Now Buick for 1928 has conic forward
with another great contribution to
motoring comfort. Buick has taken
vibration out of the road by equipping
every Buick w ith Hydraulic Shock Ab
sorbers, front and rear — an added lux
ury that the savings of Buick volume
have supplied.
Let us put a Buick for 1928 at your dis
posal so you i iay test this riding com
fort for yourself.
22 departm ents o f th e College o f
L ite ra tu re, Science and th e A r t s
F A C T S ...
A n d in the Schools of
A r c h it e c t u r e a n d A ll ie d A r t s —
Business A d m in is tr a tio n — Educa
tio n — J o u rn a lis m —G rad u a te Study
— Law— M e d ic in e — M u s ic — Physi-
1 cnl E d u c a tio n — S o cio lo g y— Social
W o r k — Extension D ivision.
about your watch
OIL PREVENTS FRICTION
i College Year Opens September 26. 1927
For inform ation or catalogue write
The fGgietrar. UnWereitÿ o f
O n io n . Eugene. Ore
The Bentley Tire Shop
u n d e r new m an ag em en t
New and Vulcanised Tires, G aso
line. Oil* and G reases.
E x p ert suw tllinir.
Broken lydiele* repaired.
L. J . P o ir ie r
P hone IS il
but th e o ilin g of a w a tc h is a v ery d e lic a te o p e r
a tio n a n d re q u ire s g re a t sk ill. A v ery sm all
w rist w a tc h sh o u ld be clean ed , oiled a n d c a re d
fo r m o re o fte n th a n a la rg e one b ecau se in th e
tin y w a tc h e s w orn by w om en of to d ay th e “ oil-
c u p s” c a n n o t p ossibly re ta in oil fo r m o re th a n
six m o n th s a t a tim e.
Our over 20 years at Watchmaking is your
iruarantee.
Give Vs a Trial.
P O W E L L ST.
F lo r a l P ie c e s
Sedans £1195 to£I995
.
Coupes S ’ 195 to £1850
S p o rt M o d els £1195 to £1525
a n y design
A l l fietce» f. r b F lin t. M ic k ., f i i t r t n m e n l tax to be a d d e d .
I b e <». M . A . ( . /m a n , iwy. p la n , th e m a»t d e iir a t le. u a v a ila b le .
BUICKMQ28
Mi
P ow ell S tre e t
G resh am , O re.
S u h r ’s F lo w e r F a r m
W H E N BETTER AUTOM O BILES ARE B V IL T . BUICK W ILL B U IL D TH EM
Walter
dBealcp’s Jetoelrp éflore
M A D E TO O R D ER
Metzger
B ase L ine Road. Mile E a s t 12-Mile
C orner. PH O ME 724.
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CHRYS
Four Great Cars in Four Great Markets
Back to School
»« the cry of the children this week
Many happy faces are turning toward their
teachers, many for the first time.
Much is needed, new books, new pencils, new
pens, new blotters—
Majestic Heaters
—52 and m ore m iles an hour. A cceleration
and sm oothness no o th er low -priced car can
approach. Full-sized bodies of wood and
steel, w ith am ple capacity for ad u lt p assen
gers.
S addle-spring seat-cushions.
F ine
m ohair upholstery. U tm ost handling ease
with ad ju stab le steerin g wheel. In d irectly
lighted in stru m en t board.
W e have only a few more at the
extremely low price of $5.50
c o l PK. W ft
8RDAN #975
COACH. #90»
ROADSTER. $*»5 with
rum ble seat. At G resham .
G reat New ( hrv*ler "63"—6-cylinder m otor.
7-bearing cra n k sh aft. 62 and m ore m iles
p er hour. In v a r-s tru t pistons. Oil filter
and air cleaner. V entilated cran k case. Im
pulse n eu tra liz er and rubber engine m o u n t
ings. New cellu lar type rad iato r. 4-wheel
hy d rau lic brakes.
Road levelizers, fro n t
and rea r.
ilia* trt» a« >ew C h ry sler “ 73"—75-horse-
pow er m otor w ith '-b e a rin g co u n ter-w e ig h t
ed cra n k sh aft. Speed ab ility of 72 and m ore
m iles an hour. 5 to 25 m iles In 7 seconds.
S pring ends anchored in blocks of live ru b
ber instead of m etal shackles. Longer, m ore
b eautiful bodies, tastefu lly appointed, lu x
uriously roomy.
ROYAL SEDAN. 61*35 at G resham
» hry*ler Im perial “*9" — 92-horse-pow er
motor. SO dashing easeful m iles w ith w hisp-
ertn g sm oothness. An ease and lu x u ry of
d riving and riding th a t m akes m otoring
com fort ta k e on a new m eaning S uprem e
ly b eau tifu l and u ltra sm art. As fine as
money can build.
The hirst State Bank has thoughtfully provided
a very neat and useful—
B lotter for every boy and g irl
in both the grade and high schools. All pupils of
the grade school may call for a blotter on Friday,
September 16th. All students of the high school
may call at First State Bank on Monday Septem
ber 19th for a “Lindbergh” blotter.
£1.00 per month
ALL ARE WELCOME TO ONE
FIRST STATE BANK
GRE8IIAR. ORK6O8
A btrung Hank
i-DOOR SEDAN
9 1 IK at G resham
THE NEW "52"
PORTLAND
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ELECTRIC
PO W E R ggaC Q M PA N Y
BLRCTRIC S T O IU I^ ^ ^ E L E C T R |C M U M k
Powell SL
Phone 801
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Gresham
Hessel Implement Co.
W. A. HESSEL
GRES HAM, OREGON
J. C HESSEL
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