GRESHAM OCTLOOR,
PAGE FOCR
(Continued from page 1)
Mr. and Mrs. Tom F elton and
fam ily have moved from th e L aw
ren ce house on M etzger avenue into
th e W iles house on Maple avenue
w hich was recently vacated by the
C ranston family.
T he w ork of fitting up th e In ter
ior of th e new telephone office on
Main stre e t has been going on for
th e p a st few days. The co u n ters
and booths are being put into place.
V irgil
H owell
and C larence
C athey are spending a week h u n t
Ing deer in th e vicinity of Y achats.
Miss Edith H ow ell and Miss E thel
H owell also w ent along to enjoy
th e outing.
P. E. Brockw ay retu rn ed to his
desk Monday afte r an absence of
several days due to illness.
A recen t com m unication from
Mrs. C hrlsten a H um ason, who has
been at G rand P ra irie, T exas, for
several weeks past, announces the
a rriv a l of a son w eighing 8 pounds
and 11 ounces at th e home of Mr.
and Mrs. G uerdon H um ason. He
w as born a t th e B aptist hospital in
D allas, Texas, Septem ber 16. The
baby’s nam e is Joseph Daniel. Mrs.
H um ason expects to re tu rn home
soon.
The Rev. E. G. Judd retu rn ed S at
urday evening from Coquille w here
hp had spent th e week attending to
business m atters.
Olaf Nelson, a form er G resham
resident hut now of Silverton w here
he is engaged in the p ractice of
law, w as a calleb Sunday at the
home of Mr. and Mrs. B. W. Em ery.
Mrs. A nnie Beers entertain ed
Sunday Mr. and Mrs. D. W. M etz
ger of Lodi, California. Mrs. Beers
and Mrs. Metzger are sisters-in-law .
W. D. K inder drove to Eugene
F riday and returned w ith his wife
and baby d au g h ter th a t evening.
Mrs. Mary Menane and Mrs.
C harley M enane of P ortlan d w ere
guests F riday and S aturday a t the
home of Mrs. C. H. Lane.
John B arlow , who w as severely
injured In an autom obile accident
near Pendleton some tim e ago, has
retu rn ed to G resham w here he ex
pects to rem ain during the w inter
If he can obtain work.
Mrs. Mary H olgate, form erly em
ployed at th e W elling re sta u ra n t,
has been visiting a t th e hom e of
her b rother-in-law E. D. H olgate
on the Base Line road for several
duys. She Is on her way home from
W aldport to T errebone, Oregon.
She expects to visit soon w ith her
son-in-law and dau g h ter Dr. and
Mrs. Macauley Dale a t D ufur. Dr.
Dale Is reported to be doing well In
the practice of his profession of
den tistry nt D ufur. Mrs. H olgnte's
m other, a form er G resham resident,
died ut W aldport S eptem ber 20 at
the age of 80 years.
Joyce W hite, daughter of Mr. and
Mrs. M. L. W hite, w as agreeably
su rp rised S aturday afternoon when
a group of friends gathered to help
her celebrate her eighth birthday.
Cake and Ice cream were served at
the W hite Way and the favors w ere
b askets of candies. Many pretty
gifts w ere received hy the sm all
hostess. Besides her sister W ilma
and h erself the guests w ere M ar
g aret L enard. Helen K ilgore. Betty
Jean Donley, D eletta Eeds. H elen
Ruby S h earer, P hyllis E dw ards.
Billy
T aber. B urdette
Macaw.
Freddy Hunt. Hazel Ruby G illett,
liorothy K ilgore, Alice K idder,
Marie E gglm an and Danny M urphy.
Mr. and Mrs. Sam Dougins and
children Jean and Sam uel arrived
Monday from Los Angeles by au to
mobile and w ill visit tw o weeks
with Mr. D ougins' siste rs Mrs.
Claude Stockton and Mrs. A. W.
Griffis and iheir fam ilies.
A recent B a tik sale was m ade l>y
th e W alter W. Metzger agency to
Lloyd E. Misea of L ents, who p u r
chased a Quick special sedau.
TTEShAT, OCTOBER 11, Htt7
and Mrs. Geo Cook of P o rtlan d
Mrs. P. A. Gould h as gone to The
BORIN G
called at th e G regson home. Mrs.
D alles for a visit w ith her son-in-
Cook is a siste r of Mrs. G regson.
The
Rev.
O.
J.
Gill,
p
asto
r
of
the
law and d au g h ter, Mr. and Mrs.
M
ethodist
ch
u
rch
,
held
th
e
reg
u
la
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C larence Look and fam ily.
UNION
services a t th e ch u rch Sunday
Mrs. Mabel L am b ert and Miss m orning. A very atten tiv e au d i
The C lackam as county council
Ruth M ercer of Je n n in g s Lodge ence w as p rese n t and took p a rt in held th e first m eeting of the y ear a t
w ere g u ests on Sunday of Mr. and th e service. Mr. GUI sang a solo Union school d istric t No. 26 W ed
and was accom panied on the piano
Mrs. Chase E. St. Clair.
by Mrs. Gill. T he ch u rch services nesday, October 5. Owing to w eath
G eorge K. Je n n er of M olalla was seem to be grow ing in in terest. Mr. er conditions and rep o rts of a
in G resham on S atu rd ay w ith his Gill, who is an able person, w ants s tre tc h of poor ro ad s th e a tte n d
to organize a choir to help o ut with
class of 12 a g ric u ltu ra l class boys th
e m usic of th e ch u rch . T he ance w as not as larg e as w as ex
on th e ir way to Ruby stock farm church and Sunday school a re be pected, b ut 41 being present. Mr3.
w here th e hoys w ere to p ractice on ing aided by P ro fesso r S h attu ck M. Brow n of W illam ette presided.
and fam ily. Mrs. S h attu ck is te a c h
stock Judging.
ing a class of in term ed iate pupils Follow ing th e board, m eeting a
J. Ross Brow n and Mrs. Mary and is Introducing some new fea sh o rt business session was held,
Louise Dodge have enrolled in the tu re s in h e r class for th e b e tte r th en all m et in the basem en t for
course in real estate law given by m ent of th e school. T he Rev. A. U. luncheon. At th e aftern o o n ses
th e P o rtlan d cen ter of th e U niver C alder haH ch arg e of th e Bible sion a vote w as tak en to b rin g the
class, and w ith these new helpers
sity of Oregon. T he class ro ll In the school Is grow ing In In terest by-law s up to date. T he various
cludes prom inent re a lto rs of P o rt and num bers.
com m ittee chairm en for th e coun
land and neighboring tow ns.
T he L adies Aid m et a t th e home ty w ere appointed. Mrs. M. J.
F ra n k H am lin rec en tly received of Mrs. E. J. G regson on T h u rsd ay K elley of Boring w as chosen c h a ir
of last week and elected flic follow
a card from Ted Jo hnson, com ing officers for th e com ing y ear: m an of th e boys’ and g irls’ club
m ander of G resham post A m erican p resid en t, Mrs. Lucy B oring; vice work. Mrs. M errick of Oswego
Legion, who atten d ed th e national p resid en t, Mrs. E. J. G regson; sec gave some v ery good suggestions
convention in P aris, in which Mr. re ta ry , Mrs. L. H. M allicoat; tre a s for helping neighboring circles to
u rer, Mrs. H attie T u rn er.
On
Jo h n so n sta te s he is having a won TJiursday afternoon th e aid will g re a te r activity. Lake G rove’s in
derful tim e und expects»to be home m eet a t th e church for w ork, and vitation was accepted for the m eet
about the first of November. He on S atu rd ay afternoon they will ing Decem ber 7. It w as voted th a t
lias visited m any points of in te re st give a bake sale a t T u rn e r’s store. Mrs. Brow n rep rese n t th e council
They a re also plan n in g giving a
In Belgium and n o rth e rn F ran ce supper th e la tte r p a rt of the m outh. a t the sta te convention.
an d expected to m ake a trip to
The Boring com m unity club will
hold a b azaar and sale a t the
London.
SANDY BLUFF
I. O. O. F. hall on S atu rd ay eve
Mr. and Mrs. J. T. H o rr have ning, November 5. The proceeds of
Geo. H acking preached S unday at
ren ted the house belonging to Dr. th e sale will go tow ard im proving th e C ottrell com m unity church.
A. T hom pson on South R oberts the playshed on th e school grounds. A fter th e services all w ent to th e
Wm. H ederm ann was out from home of Mr. and Mrs. Ray W ilken-
avenue and will mhve in later. Mr.
P o rtlan d Sunday visiting at the son for dinner.
and Mrs. H om er A rct, wty, have hom e of his father.
Jto b e rt G ray w as home over th e
been occupying th e place, will
L. H. M allicoat has had as his week end.
guest for the p ast w eek.<t b ro th er
move to P ortland.
Mr. and Mrs. A. J. A ult sp e n t
th e east. On Sunday an o th er Sunday a t th e H elm er Johnson
Mr. and Mrs. M ark N ickerson, from
b ro th er and his fam ily from P o rt hom e; o th e r ca lle rs w ere Mr. and
Mrs. W. F. Honey, Mr. and Mrs. H. land w ere visitors.
Mrs. M arion F a rrie r of M ontavilla.
L. St. C lair w ere g u ests on Sunday
G uests a t th e home of Mrs. E. J.
Mr. and Mrs. Ray W ilkenson of
evening a t a buffet su p p er at the G regson on S atu rd ay night were P o rtlan d sp en t S unday w ith th e
Mr. and Mrs. F ra n k Ju v en ile of fo rm e r’s p aren ts, Mr. and Mrs. G.
hom e of Dr. and Mrs. E. C. R oss Longview.
Mr. Ju v en ile Is a b ro th S. W ilk e n s o n .
m an a t th e ir hom e on C ulpepper er of Mrs. G regson. On Sunday Mr.
Alonzo and Jay Radford w ent
te rra c e , P o rtlan d , In honor of th eir (See ad ditional locals on page 1) early last week to N ehalem on a
house guests, Dr. G eorge S. In n is
and his sister, Mrs. M. M. B ohannan
of Tacom a, W ashington. Dr. Innis
was for 40 y ea rs a professor in
H am llne un iv ersity . St. Paul, M inn
4 STORAGE
esota. Tile 28 g u ests p resen t w ere i
g rad u ates, form er stu d e n ts und I
frien d s of the in stitu tio n . H. L.
Moody, p rin cip al of Colum bian I
High school, and Mrs. Moody w ere)
uniong th e guests.
S everal from G resham th o ro u g h
T im e Io R e tfrtfF
.Buw Ftahl
ly enjoyed tile exquisite tre a t p re
sented in th e Sousa band co n certs
a t th e au d ito riu m S atu rd ay and
Sunday. Dr. H. C. Jo h n so n , co n
d uctor of th e G resham hand, was
iituoiig those p resen t S atu rd ay eve
ning.
About 20 G resham "P io n e e r’’
Phone 1701
boys enjoyed a swim S atu rd ay a f
Ivy F illin g S tatio n
ternoon a t P o rtla n d ’s N ortheast
“ Y”. Tills Is a co u rtesy extended
B attery Repairing
V ulcanizing
to llie hoys of G resham who enroll
in tills club. F our c a rs were r e
qu ired to tra n sp o rt th e boyH to the
"Y", Two of the au to s w ere fu r
nished th ro u g h the kindness of the
H essel Im plem ent com pany und
Brockw ay & Nelson. At ih e ir w eek
ly m eeting la st night at th e ir club-
room the hoys expressed a vote of
th a n k s to th ese public sp irited c iti
zens.
Mrs. W alter M eson and son
F ran k of W estport, Oregon, visited
over (lie week end w ith Mrs.
Mnson's sister Mrs. J. W. Maloy
an d fam ily.
•
Mrs. M. L. H ardingtiam , Miss
Lucy Gedainke and Miss Viola
C harleston of P o rtlu n d w ere S u n
day g u ests at the home of Mr. and
Mis. J. G. Metzger.
M H arrison has suffered se
vere ullai ks of n asal liem orhage
d u rin g the past day or tw o lull was
rep o rted im proved th is m orning.
SEIBERLING CORI) & BALLOON TIRES
A well attended g ath erin g of
m em bers and frien d s of th e M eth
odist Episcopal ch u rch met in the
Gas
Oils * Grease
ch u rc h basem ent on last F riday
evening in honor of th e re tu rn of
tlie Rev 11 V. W ilhelm and family
to th e ch u rch for th e com ing year.
Tlie program Included an add ress
of welcome by II. L. SI. Clair, w ith
C H A S H U N T & SO N
resp o n se by Mr. and Mrs. W ilhelm,
G resham
T hird and Main
vocal solos hy Mrs. E lsie Cogswell,
Dr. George B. Mullet and Miss Lilly
Maude P hillips, and read in g s hy
mui£
Mrs. Morgan of C h an ticleer Inn. ................ .
W. J. Cooper presided. Follow ing
the program an hour w as spent in
visiting and in th e enjoym ent of
light refresh m en ts.
T he G resham b ran ch of the p u b
lic lib ra ry now lias an up-to-date
P o rtlan d city d irectory.
Many
prep are for the cool
tim es It lii com es n ecessary to co n
su lt a directo ry and th e one r e
autum n d ays.
ceived a few duys ago at the local
lib rary b ran ch is now av ailab le to
th e public as a m eans of reference.
h u n tin g trip , re tu rn in g Sunday
w ith a fine deer.
H a rrie t Radford has been suffer- !
ing w ith a g ath erin g in her head.
It becam e so painful Mrs. R adford j
took h er to the h o sp ital sev eral j
days w here she received tre a tm e n t
from a specialist. She is g ettin g
along nicely and It is hoped she
may speedily recover.
The P.-T. A. held a splendid
m eeting F rid ay nig h t a t w hich it
was voted to send th e p resident,
Mrs. H. H. W atkins, to L a G rande
to th e sta te convention.
LUSTED
i
The P aren t-T ea ch e r association
will give a p rogram F rid ay evening,
October 14, a t th e L usted school-
house to w hich all a re invited. A
lunch w ill be served, an d th e re
fresh m en t com m ittee Is req u estin g
th a t ladies bring eith er sandw iches
or cake. T his will be th e tim e for
th e an n u a l paym ent qf dues.
EACH
Take a glance at them in our window.
You should buy several items ut this price.
Hepp’s Racket Store
Phone 1236
GRESHAM
- and at a price for all
Super-Six S m o o th n ess and Dash —H igh-com pression
P o w er and P erfo rm a n ce —Size and R o o m in ess w ith
o u t U n w ield in ess — Steady R iding w ith o u t useless
W eig h t. 50 m iles an hour all day lo n g —and far
g reater speed w h en w a n te d —R id in g Ease L ike G lid
ing. E c o n o m y of Price, O peration and M aintenance.
E sse x alone com bines them all
E S S E X Sufier-Six
2-Paas. S p eed ab o u t, $700
4-Pa»!>. S p eed ster, $835
A ll p r ic e s 1. o. b. D e tr o it,
C o a ch , $735
C o u p e, $735
Sedau, $835
p tu s w a r e s c is c tost
M. C. Webster Motor Co.
H udson-Essex Dealer
Gresham
Phone 2491
Opposite P. O.
Ours is In-greasing
Gresham Service Station
Until November 15th
Now is the Time
We will make a liberal
allowance for any old
cooking stove you may
have in use
FOR MEN
Heavy w eight.
l i l t I’. Q. V. is a gray heavy
wool mixed, good grad e s u it ..
$1.50
$1.75
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When you choose any modern
W rig h t's H ealth Union Suits in light blue
tine c irc u la r strip e wool and m er-
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cerized cotton, med. wt, su it. .
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ELECTRIC RANGE
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Wool Suit, cotton and rayon, s u it..........
A distinctive design of Lady Washington Tattern.
15c
Some Peoples’ Business
may be poor—but
In m edium w eight, suit . . . .
Lady Washington Hollowware
ZREAMERS
SUGARS
3RAPE FRUITS
BULB BOWLS
MAPPIES
CASES, Etc.
The things all wanted,
SERVICE STATION
Harris Fleeced Union Salts
ANNOUNCING
Amber colored glassw are in the following items:
6 c y lin d e r high
compression snap
and perform ance *
lard
Gresham Battery&Tire Shop
Special Values!
B eierly Bra ini, wool mixed, w ith artficial cro ss strip es.
neck and knee length. D utch neck and ankle,
Suit
yiothd/
Low
$1.50
FOR CHILDREN
Come out
ofikc KITCHEN
P earl, H tt'lle h a lt Union Suit», fleece lined D utch neck, an k le
O'
su it
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in our entire stock. Have it installed in
your home on the most convenient terms.
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Your old stpve is worth more to you now than
it will ever be again. Electrify your kitchen
. „ then come out of it and forget it! We’ll
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