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G RESHAM
A son w eighing 8 >4 pounds was
born April 17 to Mr. and Mrs. E.
O pager of Rockwood, at the home
of Mrs. H a rrie t T im m erm an.
The g en eral m eeting of th e M eth­
odist Ladies Aid w ill be held W ed­
K. D. B ennett of P ark River, nesday aftern o o n at th e home of
N orth D akota, is a guest a t the Mrs. George Page. A good a tte n d ­
hom e of W. F. Honey. At p resen t ance is desired.
Miss F lorence Honey is driving a
he and Mr. H oney ure in ea ste rn
Oregon w here m a tte rs of business new Chevrolet coupe, purchased
a re receiving th e ir attention. Mr. th ro u g h S h eare r C hevrolet Co.
B ennett expects to go from here to
G eorge H ayden has bought out
Los A ngeles for a visit w ith friends. ! the p a rtn e rsh ip in te re st of George
Mr. and Mrs. G eorge H ayden are P lea san t in the fuel business and
im proving th e ir five cottages in Zig from now on will conduct it, a s sist­
Zag auto p ark by th e in stallatio n of ed by his son H arlan , u n d er th e
ru n n in g w ater and sinks. P ain tin g narn,‘
H ayden Fuel com pany. He
is also being done on the prem ises. expects to buy a new tru ck in the
n
ear
future.
Mr. P lea san t has a c ­
Mr. and Mrs. H ayden a re well
pleased w ith the prospects of this cepted em ploym ent hauling ties and
th e ir th ird y ear in th e au to cam p lum ber for the Bell L um ber com ­
venture. Mrs. Hayden will go up | pany.
Mr. and Mrs. E W. Cook of P o rt­
to Zig Zag at the d o s e of her work
in th e G resham grade school and land w ere the Sunday g u ests of
Mrs.
Cook's b ro th er-in -law and sis-
rem ain in charg e of the cam p for
the sum m er. She is assisted in the [ te r, Mr. and Mrs. L. L. K idder and
family. D uring th e aftern o o n all
w ork by h er dau g h ter C rystal.
enjoyed a p le asa n t drive to M ult­
S unday gu ests a t th e hom e of nom ah Falls.
J. N. M ew hirter w ere his sister. , The m em bers of th e local high
Gresham Locals
(ie a n -u p
OCTLOOK.
G RESHA M, OREGON
C. H. Lane Given
Birthday Surprise
Bay.
W ednesday, May 2, has been
designated as clean -u p day in
G resham , and as is an n u a lly the
custom , ju n k m ust be placed in
boxes or o th e r recep tacles and
placed a t th e edge of th e sid e­
walk. w here It m ay be reached
conveniently by th e city tru c k
which will call for th e refuse.
SPECIAL SALE
A m ost enjoyable d inner p arty
took place Sunday a t th e hom e of
Mr. and Mrs. C. H. L ane w hen th e
m arried ch ild ren of Mr. Lane
[staged a s u rp rise in honor of his
b irth d ay w hich o ccu rs today. To
add to the su rp rise of all concerned
At a m eeting of th e board of Mrs. L ane had invited h er h u s­
G resham Union high school d istric t b and's b ro th er, Fred Lane^ and his
No. 2, held on T h u rsd ay evening, ch ild ren of Woodland. W ashington,
th e p rese n t m em bers of th e fa c u l­ to be p resen t.
ty w ere re-elected for th e com ing
Mrs. C. A .H arm on, Mrs. H arold
year. It will be about two weeks
before it is definitely know n how Sm ith and Mrs. George L ane a s ­
m any of th e in stru c to rs choose to sisted in fu rn ish in g and serv in g the
r ®tu rn for an o th er year T he fac­ sum ptuous "d in n er w hich w as p a r­
ulty is com posed of 17 m em bers,
exclusive of P rin cip al R. E. Cannon, tak en of by 28 m em bers of th e two
th e school lib ra ria n Mrs. Vida fam ilies and th ree o th e r guests.
Sm ith, and Miss N ettie Nelson th e David L ane w as th e only m em ber
bookkeeper and office assista n t. of th e fam ilies unable to be p re s­
Mrs. Sm ith and Miss Nelson have
also been asked to re tu rn for ent.
T hose com ing from a d istan ce to
. u « h „ r . M r .- „ d M r i m .
“ an o th er year.
Mr. and Mrs. Alex Adams are join in th e celeb ratio n w ere F red
nd ch ild ren of Camas, W ashington.
the proud p a re n ts of a 10-pound
T he G resham F ree M ethodist son, born to them S atu rd ay m orn- L ane, Mr. and Mrs. Joe L ane and
Ed. Popk-k
congregation has received word of lug at the hom e of Mrs. H a rrie t d au g h ter Betty, Mr. and Mrs. Verl
M
ultnom
ah
county w ill have an
I the ap p o in tm en t of the Rev. B. J. j T im m erm an.
Lew is and E m m ett Lane, a ll of av iatin g candidate in th e race for
Yates of H illsboro to the p asto ra te
Mr. and Mrs. F ra n k L am bert of W oodland, Mrs. L ucille D ahlquist the rep u b lican n om inations as sta te
of the church here for th e unex- Jeu n in g s Lodge w ere S unday din and tw o ch ild ren of C astle Rock rep resen tativ e.
Ed Popick, w ell
| pired portion of the conference ner guests a t th e home of Mr. and
W ashington, and Mr. and Mrs. J. A know n young business man of
| year, ending in July. He and his Mrs. C. E. S t.C la ir
P o rtlan d , adopted m odern tr a n s ­
wife are expected to a rriv e some
Mr. and Mrs. V erne Cole left S at- W eizel of T he D alles. M embers of p o rtatio n w hen he w ent to Salem to
' tim e th is week to begin th e ir work, urday for a m onth's autom obile the C. H. L ane fam ily who atten d ed tile his candidacy, flying to th e c a p ­
Mr. Yates was p asto r of the local to u r of California.
ital w ith Basil R ussell, of the Bush
C h u rc h seven years ago. His w ork
Mr. and Mrs. W. T. Shelley en- w ere Mr. and Mrs. C. A. H arm on, Flying service.
here was much ap p reciated and it joyed a trip Sunday to Salem w here Mr. and Mrs. H arold S m ith and
Popick also ca rrie d a plea to
; is with p le asu re th a t m em bers and they visited with
several old ch ild ren D onald and Lois, Mr. and
frien d s an ticip ate the re tu rn to friends .among them Mrs. Alice Mrs. G eorge L ane and son Billie, Gov. 1. L. P atterso n to com m ute
th e sen ten ces of E llsw o rth Kelley
G resham of the Rev. and Mrs. Rix, form erly of T ro u td ale
They and R ichard Lane, besides th e host and Ja s. C. W illos, w hich he w as
. . . . . . .
found her In good health, consider-
unable to deliver, ow ing to th e gov­
( h arles f leveland Is having Ills ing her age, active In mind and and hostess, Lucy and F d ith Lane e rn o r’s absence.
h is is the gift
vacant house on Main stre e t re- body and very nicely situ ated , al- and Roy and G lenn F u ll of th e fam
S tro n g su p p o rt is being given
shlngled th is week and placed in though still feeling ra th e r home- lly home. O ther g u ests p rese n t Popick in his cam paign. A lthough
store supreme.
good condition for ren tal. Iver sick for her old home and friends
u n su ccessfu l in his rac e for the
R indero is doing the shingling of
Miss F lo ren ce Honey is now able w ere Mrs. H. A. H arm on, C lifton nom ination two y ears ago, his
From the masters the
roof.
to resum e her w ork a t her m usic H illyard and Miss C lara Baum an. m aiden efTort, Popick m ade such a
Mr. and Mrs. Benjam in Cam eron studio afte r a w eek's absence from
Two handsom e b irth d ay cakes splendid show ing th a t his friends
o f design have
moved to P o rtlan d Monday and for illness.
o rnam ented th e tabl^, one of them urged him to ru n again.
the sum m er have ren ted a house at
T he m em bers of the E pw orth
P rom ises m ade a y ear in ad ­
come lovely things
1193 E ast Ash stre e t . They w ere League enjoyed a p arty F rid ay eve­ baked by Mrs. C. A. H arm on and
uccom pauled by th e ir d au g h ter ning at th e hom e of Miss Amy the o th er by Mrs. C. H. Lane. These vance of the legislative session
m ean nothing," says Ed Popick,
to help make gift
Mrs. Kirk Thom pson and sm all soil Cooper.
cakes la ter proved to he useful as can d id ate for the sta te le g isla tu re
who have been at the Cam eron
Miss M iriam Inglis of th e high well as orn am en tal. S napshots w ere on the rep u b lican tic k et for the
selection a
home for some tim e past. On F ri­
day Mrs. Cam eron was com plim ent- school faculty received th e sad tak en ot th ree g en eratio n s in both May prim aries. “By th e tim e leg is­
delight
' cd by a bridge luncheon given by new s last nig h t of th e sudden death th e F red L ane and C. H. L ane fam ­ la tu re convenes situ atio n s which
Mrs. J. E. Metzger at which covers of her m o th er in W yoming, Iowa, ilies, besides those of th e en tire may seem frau g h t witli im portance
now may be so changed by then as to
w ere laid for IB. The Cam eron and left for th a t' p lace early this group.
be m inor, and problem s we know
pro p erty , co n sistin g of a larg e
nothing about at p rese n t m ay be
house and o ne-acre tra c t, has been m orning. Mrs. Velma Legg of P o rt­
purchased by Mr. and Mrs. E. It. land is su b stitu tin g for her a t th e day aftern o o n at th e hom e of Mrs. engaging th e atten tio n of every­
body in th e sta te .” So Popick is
K idder, who, with th e ir fam ily, will high school
F ra n k Peak. Mrs. L. L. V incent of m aking no prom ises in th e cam ­
occupy the new home In a few days.
H. J. P u lfer is serio u sly 111 at his P o rtlan d , is expected to be p rese n t paign o th e r th an his sta te m en t th a t
Mr. and Mrs. Cam eron have lived
home oil Ava aveuue from h e a rt and speak along th e line of “A m er­ he w ill be governed by th e w ishes
in G resham 14 years.
owell St.
Phone 44
Work Is proceeding on George trouble, and has been unconscious ican izatio n .” T hose w ishing to go of th e people as m ade know n to
Gresham, Oregon
P le a sa n t’s house being erected in , m uch of the tim e sin ce th e b egin­ are asked to m eet a t th e G resham him.
Good business judgm ent, a clear
the east part of G resham .
Dan
M tckley of T ro u td ale is doing the ning of his re c e n t a tta c k la st d ru g sto re a t 2:15, w here c a rs will insight into th e problem s m et in
every day life, and a rep u ta tio n for
| T hursday. T rain ed n u rses a re in be provided.
c a rp en te r work.
fair dealing and honesty a re said
atten d an ce, also his wife and
The fence su rro u n d in g th e speed to be P opick's q ualifications as a
d au g h ter, Mrs. Roy C rab tree, a re bowl n ea r th e 12-Miie co rn e r has law m aker.
J assistin g in his care.
now been placed in first class con
Tiie Rev. and Mrs. J. H. Wood dition by th e ow ners. D uring the visitor in the F red Pow ell hom e on
have both been ill for sev eral days heavy gales of w in ter n ea rly all of Friday.
past but Both a re now recovering. the fence w as dem olished and for
A com ing event, m uch p leasing in j
In o rd e r to m ak e room fo r my new sto ck ol' balloon
For a tim e it w as feared th a t Mr. a tim e strew ed th e highw ay.
prospect, w ill be th e o p eretta, "The
tire s J am s e llin g a ll h ig h p re s s u re tire s at cost.
Wood was developing pneum onia.
F rien d s of th e Rev. T. Scott, who Maid of the Golden S lipper," to be
YOU CAN’T BEA T TH EN E I’KICEN—
Mrs. Lucy M itchell is a ssistin g in w as for m any y ears p asto r of the rendered by the pupils of th e |
the home.
Fairview P re sb y teria n ch u rch and G resham g rad e school in th e school I
C all a n d see th e m o r p h o n e
Mr. and Mrs. C. E. R u sh er and resid en t m issio n ary of e a ste rn au d ito riu m on W ednesday evening, j
fam ily drove to A lbany Sunday M ultnom ah county, w ill re g re t to May 9. R eh earsals have been in I
w here they visited w ith Mr. and learn of his continued ill health. p ro g ress for som e tim e for the
Mrs. Glenn R u sh er and baby.
He h as been for m ore th a n tw o d ram atizatio n of th is fairy story,
DICK JO H N SO N , P ro p
Phone
Tlic W. C. T. U. will m eet T liurs- y ears p ast bedfast a t the D eaconess w hich never loses its ch arm for
ho sp ital in Salem w ith a form of old as w ell as young,
C lair S tockton has q u it th e em ­
p araly sis. U nable even to lift his
hands or move any p a rt of his body, ploy of th e local b ran ch of the
he still continues an exam ple of P o rtlan d E le ctric P ow er com pany
ch eerfu l fo rtitu d e and C hristian and is engaged in w ork a t th e 12-
patience. In fact, except for hi Mile Service station. R alph E lls­
h elp less state, he is still th e jolly w orth, who has been one of the
friend of all and faith fu l se rv a n t of P. E, P. force h ere for several
C hrist It doe - him a w orld of good I m onths, has been prom oted to the
to h ea r from or, la tte r still, see position form erly held by
ills friends. Mr. and Mrs. W T I Stockton.
Shelley, wlio w ere m arried by tin
Rev. Mr. Scott 26 y ea rs ago .were
POWELL VALLEY
c a lle rs at his bedside last Sunday.
At the re g u la r m eeting of the
Miss Mabel Baker, who is a s tu ­ Powell Valley P a ren t-T ea ch e r a s ­
dent of th e Oregon norm al at Mon­ sociation w hich was held F riday
m outh. spent th e week end w ith her evening officers for the ensuing
year w ere elected as follow s: Mrs.
p are n ts. Mr. and Mrs. C. A. B aker H om er W illiam s, p resid e n t; T. O.
of the Lusted d istrict. She was a Yates, vice p resid en t; Mrs. E. A.
T aylor, se c re ta ry ; Mrs. A. C. Ar-
vidson, tre a su re r.
Choir reh e arsal w ill he held th is
I F CHRYSLER ”7 2 *
thev to the ” 72” todav?
evening at th e Mission church
p ray er m eeting tom orrow evening.
w ere merely more beau­
No eloser than they »ere
nd on T h u rsd ay evening th e re g u ­
tiful—if it w ere just an
lar m eeting of th e young people
three years ago.
will tak e place. A larg e m ajority
TWNC/f£ST£R
average good value— It
of the young people of th e Mission
As they have struggled
ch u rch atten d ed the d istric t co n fe r­
would deserve no spe­
to approach, Chrysler
ence held In P o rtlan d Sunday. It
cial consideration from
w as very m uch enjoyed by all
” 7 2 ” has pulled away
present.
the buyer.
Mr. and Mrs. A rth u r S treb in of
and g a llo p s a ro u n d
tiie Victory d istric t w ere happily
But it clamors for his
u rp rised Sunday aftern o o n by
and past them with
about 5» relativ es and frien d s from
consideration and de­
more than the ease
Powell Valley wtio g ath ered for an
old-fashioned
g et-to g eth er
and
AS 6 0 0 0 AS THE GUS"
mands his attention by
o f the o ld o rig in a l
house w arm ing. Lunch w as brought
reason o f a gauge and
by th e p arty and enjoyed together.
Chrysler sensation-car
D uring th e aftern o o n a linen ta b le ­
Ti1
M;
G
ard
iiing
a
;
proof o f greater value
of 1924.
cloth and nap k in s w ere presented
Pleasure You Musi Havt : to Mrs. S trebin as a token of
which cannot be es­
friendship.
Good Tools.
caped.
\ social m eeting of the L u th er
League o t th e Saron L u th eran
u rch will be held on F rid ay eve­
A ll cars today seek to
ing cars of lesser price
You’re Safe With the ch
ning, April 27, at th e hom e of F.
approximate Chrysler ” 72” performance by
M attson.
than the ” 72.” There simply cannot be
Winchester
T
of
Men’s Dress Shirts
Collars Attached
For a few day’s only we
place on special sale
our large stock of collar
attached Dress Shirts
(G r a c o and Arrow
makes) at greatly re­
duced prices.
$1.25 to $1.75 Shirts
9SX
3 for $2.55
$1.85
$2.35
$2.00 to $2.50 Shirts
3 for $ó.2á
$2.50 to $4.00 Shirts
3 for $6.60
See our window display — Make your selection now
AylsWortK gMartiry^
M en ’ s W ear
c SH O ES
’ö
iFlcalcp’s
Jftodrp STorr
Rayon Silk Dresses
$2-98
Tire Bargains
Triple “A” Service Station
6Í
ertake the72f ?
Special sale on women’s rayon silk dresses,
long sleeves, medium small figures, neatly
trimmed with contrasting colors. They
are a good value at $3.98,
WALRAD MERCANTILE CO.
“ The House of Quality”
G R ESH A M , OREGON
PH O N E 1411
Give G reen T ra d in g S ta m p s
Look Ahead/
well, hardly j z
Garden Tools
C h RYSLER“72”
patterning after Chrysler engineering. But
after tliree years o f striving, how close are
• valid reason foe paying as much or more
for any car other than the ” 72.”
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S I5 4 Ì1 R o v a i S e j a n , S |S 9 5 | S p o rt H.c*d»t»r ( . i r * r .m M a x . i ) , »1S 9S ; F o u r p a - u r n g ^ r
C o u p é , »1 SOS* T o w n S e d a n . tlb O S ; C o n t .r t i h U C o u p , {» tlh ru m M r m l l , » l ' 4 S ; C ro w n
& *.lan. * 1 7 9 9 . .«/( p ru e » f. e. b lle lr v a , n b /e s l lo ¡ a r m i b'eJoral et .w «ex. C A rviirr
dealert are ie a pootioe lo exiraJ thè r i n n - e i t r a r r of i m e
N r w C h ry a lrr "R r» i H e a d " U ngine-< /r< tfw *if re le he filli
jx e a la c f h.gh.~ceaf*rrrr’ca got.
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ila a d .f d e f s i f 'i s n t o . a ll brrjy aw Jelt c f thè I t j h . p . lasiren.il SO, M e tto riandar J on thè
evadeteti and asatlable al ehghl astra c u i fa r ather harty types, o f the ' h i ’ an d - f i . “
Brand
'H A K E S
¡SPAD ES
¡ hoes
i l ’ORKS
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$1.35
$1.35
$1.66
$1.25
to
to
to
to
$1.56
$2.(M>
$1.25
$2.25
ROM ERR
N t K in N HOSE
S P R I M I FKS
Hessel Implement Co.
A
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A. W. Metzger
t» 6
& Co.
WINCHESTER n o n
Phone 1151
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to
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No. 29235
niTORs.
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fo r I h e C o u n ty o f
m a h . In P r o b a te
| In th t M a tte r o f th e E s ta te o f
P lc k e n a o n . I 'e v e o e d .
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un-
i Irc u lt ( c u r t o f th e S ta te o f O reg o n
fo r th e C o u n ty o f M u ltn o m a h . I V p a r t-
n i . n t o f P ro b w te , A d m in is tr a to r o f th e
• s t a te o f M in e rv a 1 D ick en so n , d e ­
c e a s e d . a n d lia s q u a lifie d
All p e rs o n s h a v in g c la im s a g a i n s t
s a id e s t a t e a r e h e re b y n o tifie d to p re ­
sent th e sa m e, d u ly v erified a s b y law
re q u ire d , to th e u n d e rsig n e d , a t th e
o f . . o f M c O u trk a S c h n e id e r. 203 I
" itfiro w b u d d in g . O r e s h a m . c»regon,
w it M r six ((> m o n th s fro m th e d a te
h e re o f
D a te d a n d first p u b lish e d , A p ril 24 'J s
D a te o f la s t p u b lic a tio n M av .‘2 192»
F R A N C tS D tC K R X S O N .
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A d m in is tr a to r
M e O U IR K A « I I X K I P K H ,
A tto r n e y s f o r A d m in is tr a to r
Two Big O pportunities for A pril.
M anning-Bow m an E lectric P e r­
colator, fine alum inum . S-cup site,
safety fuse, for »5 95 ; 95c down.
11.25 a m onth for four month*.
SVOeSKTO
UiMNC
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10 - 20 4-ft. w idth over all
111 V a M«.< OKMK K-HEEKING Tractor now
For many years of
SUCCESSFUL
POWER FARMING
l 5J o URegi;i.r8eTV;;? ,!
T r' id :
It. O. TENNEI, ?00 Belmont St., Portland. Ore
OK a 7-cup nickle p erco lato r of the 95c down. Call us, we ll bring you
sam e m ake, safety fuse, etc., for one P E. P E lectric «tore, Pow ell
»8.95; 95c down, »2 per m onth stre e t .G resham —Adv.
Phone ua; we ll deliver.
P E P. ELECTRIC STORE.
Pow ell St., G resham
Phone 801
Concrete Vases
make
See o u r window display of "O p­
p o rtu n ities for A pril." M anning-
Bowman electric p erco lato rs, two
sixes, tw o styles, tw o price», »5 95
and »8.95.' T ake your choice. Only
Iw aatlfal lawa aad flower
rardea deroratloa».
F o r sala by
C. E. YAGER
Fast F o w ll flt.
U resbaa