Gresham outlook. (Gresham, Multnomah County, Or.) 1911-1991, February 14, 1928, Image 4

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Newspaper Page TextPAGE FOUR GRESHAM OUTLOOK, GRESHAM, TUESDAY, Hr. I The Siem ens photographic studio eir moved S atu rd ay from th e M athew s tas building to a dow nstair location in ge th e O sburn building, Joining the in G resham variety sto re on th e south, tn- .Mr .and Mrs. W illiam Siem ens and he fam ily a re planning to move th e ir lis residence the first of M arch to the e- E rick so n house on T hird stree t, im T he place is being thoroughly ren - er ovated with kalsom ine and p ain t it- for th e ir occupancy. They a re liv- in ing at p resen t in room s adjoining he th e ir fo rm er studio on th e second Jn floor of th e M athew s building. 8" ! A. M. W ilkinson is beginning th e I excavation for a new 5-room bun- ' of galow on his lot in R egner addition, ' at on th e site of. his p rese n t te n t i e, dw elling. The house w hen com-1 at pleted will be a m odern bungalow , is fram e finish, som ething m ore th an is 26 x 31 feet in size. Mr. W ilkinson will be assisted In th e c a rp en te r 1- w ork by F ra n k Gibbs. i n ! S unday g u ests at th e hom e of iy Mr. and Mrs. W. C. B urch w ere it th e ir th ree d au g h ters and th e ir w fam ilies, Mr. and Mrs. C. A. Lock- | 5- wood of Roseburg, Mr. and Mrs. E. j a I*. Thom of Salem, and Mr. and i d Mrs. C. E. F ow ler and ch ild ren of I- F o rest Grove. o Mr. and Mrs. W. C. B urch and 1 e son C lair left today, Mr. B urch and ! e his son to R oseburg w here t h e y ' will atten d to m a tte rs of b u sin e ss' i. for several weeks, and Mrs. B urch 1 ) to Salem , w here she w ill visit w ith r her d au g h ter, Mrs. E. P. Thom, for !| e sev eral days. Mr. and Mrs. B urch J f i w ere a t T a ft la st week visiting th e il -M a tte r's siste r a t the tim e of th e II - drow ning of C hris Bush, and la te r I by a nationally known home economic expert Mrs. Jessie 1 j atten d ed th e boy’s fu n eral. | 5 Guy D. Jones, tenor, and H al I • Jones, b arito n e, have prom inent I > p a rts in a ca n ta ta, “David, th e I S hepherd Boy” w hich is being r e n - j l > dered th is w eek at A rleta B ap tist 11 t ch u rch in P o rtland. More th a n 100 I s persons, including a ch ild ren 's J ,r- I i c h e stra and chorus, will ta k e p art. I A d au g h ter w as born to Mr. an d 11 '¡M rs. V erne Cole Sunday, b ut t h e j l little one did not survive. I An 8*4-pound son w as born to I I Mr. and Mrs. W. E. P a rk e r Monday ' I a t th e home of Mrs. J. A. Bushong, II C laude W elch left Sunday for I O akland, C alifornia, w here he ex- I pects to find work. I Mrs. E. W. E astm an of P o rtlan d I ' en tertain ed her bridge club F rid ay I P O W E R ^¿yjC O M PAN Y aftern o o n a t th e home of h er h u s - lB b an d ’s m other, Mrs. O. A. E astm an. I A bake sale has been planned by jl Electric Store Powell Street ¡th e W om en’s Union of th e E van- I | gelical ch u rch to be held on S atu r- I day. M arch 3, a t th e S an ita ry Meat I m ark et. “ Mr. and Mrs. S. E. H eden left ~ T h u rsd ay by au to for th e re tu rn trip to th e ir home in S acram ento, OLD TIM E C alifornia, a fte r v isitin g a t t h e j home of th e la tte r ’s fa th e r D. M. Cathey. D uring p a rt of th e tim e ! th a t Mrs. H eden was w ith her rela- I a t F a irv ie w iia il fives here, Mr. Heden w as a t the given by F red G. A nicker hom e of his m other in M ontana. S. E. R o b erts of Bend, Oregon, a « nephew of th e late D. M. R oberts, i cam e F riday to atten d his u n cle's 1 fu n eral. Mr. R oberts retu rn ed to j Bend th e follow ing day. ’ A b ask et social will be given by Good Old Time Music th e W om en’s union of th e E v an EVERYONE INVITED gelical ch u rch T uesday evening, Come and have a Good Tim e F eb ru ary 21, a t th e home of Mrs. F. V olbrecht on F lo ren ce avenue. li= F rien d s a re invited to be present. Gresham Locals T he A m erican Legion and A ux iliary w ill hold a bridge and 500 p a rty tonight a W alter W. Metz g e r's Buick salesroom . I t is stated th e re w ill be four first prizes. Re fre sh m en ts w ill be served. W. H. Johnson, who lives on ro u te 3, P o rtlan d , was a p leasan t c a lle r at th e O utlook office Friday. Mr. Joh n so n , a form er m erch an t and p o stm aster a t G resham , cam e o u t to atten d th e fu n eral of th e late D. M. R oberts. FEBRUARY 11, 192S FRIDAY and SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 17 and 1 Mr. and Mrs. E lton G radin, who some tim e ago purchased th e Mau rice Botkin p ro p erty on W allula H eights, moved into th e ir new hom e S aturday, F e b ru a ry 4. T hey have been adding a num ber of im provem ents to th e house since buy ing It. Waffle Iron Dr. and Mrs. H. H. H ughes a re now occupying th e ir handfcome new resid en ce w hich w as recen tly com pleted on W allula H eights. Mrs. A nna B eers, who has been In P o rtlan d sa n ita riu m for the p ast th ree w eeks w here she u n derw ent both a m inor and a m ajor o p e ra tion, w as b ro u g h t hom e yesterday. She w ill rem ain a t th e home of her 1 daughter, Mrs. A. F. Hoover, for a 1 period of convalescence. Demonstration NEW Spring Suits Nead using a PORTLAND for Men ELECTRIC Here you will find the cream of the new fabrics, attractive, good wearing clothes th will like. 1 an d 2 T rouser Suits NEW SPRING HATS New S hades New S hapes NEW SPRING SHIRTS C ollar and N eckband S tyles NEW SPRING NECKWEAR 9.................................... 50c to $2 Card of T hanks. We w ish to th a n k the m any r e la RADIO REPAIRING. tives and frien d s who so kindly a s We re p a ir an y th in g on any m ake sisted us d u rin g th e illn ess and of radio. W ork g u aran teed . L. L. death of our beloved husband and Long, phone 631. We call for and fath er. deliver. Mrs. Nellie S. Roberts. K enneth C. R oberts, Mrs. Alice H ansen. For the Ladies S nappy sty les, in new footw ear for spring. Come in and see them. P o p u lar prices, $3.95, $1.95, $5 95. A ylsw orth & M artin, G resham — Adv. tf 2 pounds In su ra n ce funds for farm Ioans. No com m ission or b rokerage. Very easy term s. B. W. T horne.—Adv. HAMBURGER 45c Brentwood Peas NEW SPRING SHOES Men young men 25c 2 cans ut Newberg Packing Co, Gres lm m Gresham FAIRVIEW The e n te rta in m e n t com m ittee of F airview g ran g e is p lan n in g for a card p a rty to be held iu th e g ran g e h all on F rid a y evening, F eb ru ary 17. L unch w ill be served a t th e close of th e evening. Y S in n o u n c in q jy the opening of our new studio on the ground floor in what was formerly the Guy Jones jewelry store. VICTORY The V ictory circ le of th e E v an gelical W om en’s Union w ill m eet on T h u rsd ay , F e b ru a ry 16, a t 2 o’clock a t th e hom e of Mrs. A. O. Phone 1561 Stafford. M embers and frien d s a re Two lines, two phones, a t your invited. service for new s, ads, su b sc rip tions and p rin tin g . SCHOOL BIST. NO. 7 AylsWortK & M á rtir^ M e n ’ s OREGON I his studio is now open for business in which we are capable of handling the portrait and amateur films, developing and printing. \\ e do all of our work right here in Gresham. We invite you to come in and give us a trial on anything that you need in the photo line or portraits, cameras, films, any size, swinging and other frames. Our picture moulding line is complete. w ear FX>B FA C T O R Y Siemen’s Photo Studio AUC77ON SALE ememoer you can have this moderate briec l Will S ill on E. <>. FISIIF.lt FAI PAKkK O SE on NANIN III,A IL, FAIR VIEW — a real B u ic k in e v e ry w ay w ith fla s h IIOItSFS black, » years old, SUM» 45 in g H o rse's g e ta w a y and m ig h ty pow er — p r in c e ly lu x u r y a n d b e a u t)-— s u p r e m e HEAD OF DAIRY COWS c o m f o r t a n d r id in g e a se . C hoose f ro m th r e e p o p u la r m o d e ls a t th is m o d e r a te p ric e — S e d a n .C o u p e <1 Holstein Hull th in g Segls Veemnii to g g le lle h o l). 1 Itruwii Swiss Hull .'2 years old. eligible for registration. erculin tested and eligible to go Into other states. FARM o r S p o r t R o a d s te r . P a y o n th e lib e ra l G. M . A . C . p la n . EQUIPMENT A n d y o u will a lw a y s k n o w — w h e th e r izard E nsilage C u tter w ith 35 feet pipe, new. S u p erio r th g ra ss seeder, new Cham pion Mower, new, 76 bushel ler. 3-horse Disc. 2 horse Disc w ith tru ck Rule P lau t- u P lan te r. 2 horse John D eere C ultivator. Single horse -Inch Plow. 14-inch Plow. Har|UNin F ork an d C arrier. 2 D ouble Sets W ork H arness. 3 F arm W agons. Cur- 1 Silo, 14x32. I Silo, 16x26. Iron H arrow , 2-eectlon. glne. 3 h. p Gas E ngine W ater Pum p. 22 Lowden Cow lilk Cool. r. 70 gallon Milk Tank. Sm all Milk T ank auy sm all Im plem .uU and tools too num erous to m ention. y o u pay $1195 f o r y o u r B u ic k . o r m o re — t h a t y o u r m o n e y b u y s th e u t m o s t in m o to r c a r v a lu e . SEDANS $1195 io 51995 C O U P E S $1195 to $1850 SPORT MODELS $1195 to $1525 All grtevs f. •. b. F I i m . M k K , IO Iw •,! lad Tb« O M. A. I r eb,n, lb« me.i .iMirebl«. i. «.„.-«Ma Ie B egin s w ith M achinery uinlcr $2o cash, sum s over $20 six m o n th s’ tim e with 8 per te n t per annum providing arran g e m en ts a re m ade A. M eyers, a t H r« l S tate Bank, U reshain, Oregon, nrior WALTER W . METZGER S. M utili A M i>, liicti.iaeer ’»• V ancouver. W ashington A. MEI LUX, ( lerk, First Stali ie Hank, G resham G resham SALKS AND SERVICE Oregon City Phone 361 M ain St. Gresham PHOTOGRAPHS LIVE FOREVER tu rn e d from McMinnville, w here she enjoyed a visit w ith Mr. and Mrs. Jo h n B ernard. On Monday aftern o o n th e Areme clu b of G resham C h ap ter O. E. 8 „ m et at th e hom e of Mrs. S. B. H all. A very p leasan t aftern o o n w as en joyed. The hostesses w ere Mrs. B. I.. W alrad. Mrs. W. L. G orsage and Mrs. C arrie Powell. Mrs. R. Robinson of McMinnville w as a recen t g u est of h er son-in- law and d au g h ter. Mr. and Mrs. W. E. T egart. Mr. and Mrs. F. H. C ran e w ere v isito rs at th e special m eeting of Fairview g ran g e T h u rsd ay evening, also at th e re g u la r m eeting of G resham g ran g e on S atu rd ay . T H oriuchl. a Ja p an e se vegetable g ard e n er who has been leasfng p a rt of ’dye D. O F ish er farm , has moved to th e A. G. S ch antin farm on the Rockwood road. TIME is OPPORTUNITY KEEP ,1 CLOCK IN SIG H T W e have just received a very at tractive line of clocks for your home, kv erv clock is a dependable time- ;tyle cases with metal dial an,; r-td numerals. Priced at $12.50 and up Itkalrp’s Jkuiclrp setorc Powell St A S P E C I A L COMMUNICA- TION Fairview Lodge No evening, F eb ru ary 16, 1928. a t 8 o’clock W ork tn th e E. A. D e gree. WM H, STANLEY. Sec y. RUSSELL C WILSON. W M. T e ll it to One-Five-Six-One. RHONE 44 ' GRESHAM Try la *e y '« Rheumatic Remedy. A blood tonic for rheum atism n eu ritis, lumbago, stom ach, liver kidney, B rig h ts disease, dropsy pluresy. Reduces pain and sw ell ing. G uaranteed by T aber P h arm acy.—Adv. loor», ele.