Gresham outlook., August 14, 1928, Page 4, Image 4

PAGE FOUR
GRESHAM
G resh am L o ca ls
Mr. and Mrs. F ra n k G illett and
children enjoyed a trip S unday to
B attleground, Wash., in com pany
with Mr. and Mrs. G. W. Mason
and Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Chaney of
Portland.
Mr. and Mrs. Guy F ieldhouse and
Mrs. L onner Pugh of P o rt O rford
daughter, Jan e, Mrs. M artha F ield ­
cam e to P o rtlan d for b u y ers’ week
house and Mrs. C lara C. M iller
and spent two days a t the home of
visited last week end with Mr. and
h er brother, M ark Nickerson.
Mrs E E. E dgerton at Vancouver,
ftJ(
Wash., and the en tire p arty w ent to , Mrs. D. B. Vance of Cleveland,
sister of Mrs. Geo. F. Honey
S hipherd's hot sp rin g s n ear Car-
and Mrs. Alice Robinson, arriv ed
son.
D
.
I T h u rsd ay evening a t th e Honey
Mr. and Mrs, Royal
Mumford o ijh o m e for a visit of several weeks
C orvallis visited over the week end j T hom as Felton Jr.. 13-year old
with Mrs. M um ford's p aren ts, Mr
, son of Mr. and Mrs Thom as Felton
and Mrs. Chas. Coe.
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GRESHAM,
OREGOS
TI’ESDAY, ACGrST 14, 1»S8
^olcThome
new home
bungalow
T /ie r e ’s a
M o n ta g
w a rm a ir
fu rn a c e
f i t t e d to
y o u r re­
quirements
Mrs. A nnie W right, Miss Lena
and Joe 'Wright spent several days
last week at Oceanside, one of the M or c . c . S h e« ,
clanahan
S '™ ”
T illam ook beaches.
* .... '">» « "J 1». lambar oa the
,,, s .l.m i
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Mrs. H attie M. Wolfe, Outlook ground for a new house
,,
,7,
m TuP8dar »Ikht
t u „
| a fU r m idnight, and upon being
correspondent for L aurel A cres,
John Schenk is having his house questioned by th e police adm itted
has com pleted the course in ru ra l
re-shingled
His son. John, who th a t he had left home w ithout his
reporting gent out by Prof. C. J.
with his wife is h ere from Ridge-1 p a re n ts’ consent. They w ere at
M cIntosh of Oregon S tate A gri­ field. W ash., for a visit, is
w a r m a ir
once notified and Mr. Felton w ent
c u ltu ra l College, and has received th e work.
a f.e r the boy T hursday.
h er certificate. Mrs. Wolfe is the
■AD MO.
Mr. and Mrs. E. H. Kelly and
first of the Outlook news w riters d au g h ter Vernon, who have been Quinn M etzger and H arold Dye
won th e two first prizes in th e
to com plete the course.
at th eir cabin at W elches, a re now G resham golf to u rn am en t com ­
Mrs. Elm er Metzger and son Don home. T h eir d au g h ter Lois and her
pleted August 1 at the Ruby Golf
of Roseburg left for th e ir home guest Ruth S chm lerer. and Gordon links.
F riday after a visit of several days Kelly a re expected hom e today
Mrs. J. 8. Carlson has rented her
w ith relatives in G resham . Mrs. from th eir m ountain sum m er home.
house
on Hood avenue to Mr. and
Ada Metzger w ent w ith them for
C. A. C arothers, his grandson, Mrs. (,. W. D eane and Mr. and Mrs
a visit.
Raymond
H ouston, and
Army Hugh Scott, who a re planning to
Mrs. J. H. Metzger and Mrs. R. Sm ith, left last T h u rsd ay for Med­ occupy it soon.
W. Gibbs w ent to Bend last W ednes­ ford to pick pears. They expect
Dr. and Mrs. F ran k Peak a re en
day to visit their cousin, Mrs. C lara to be gone six weeks or more
*•' visit from th e ! " •
W olff Gove, who is seriously ill In D orothy T etrick is staying with
brother-in-law and sister, Mr. and
a hospital there.
Mrs. C aro th ers during h er hus
Dr. II. H. Ott, d irecto r of the band s absence. The pickers re Mrs. Wm. W alker, and Ronald Mer-
G resham band, John Ott, C lair port a fine crop of pears In th a t cereau and sm all son, who cam e
\ (H 5 AN actually o w n an interest in the
G ullikson, H arry BJur and Charley locality. T heir em ployer has an by au to recently from San F ran cis
gigantic
power that turns the wheels of indus-
M errill returned Monday m orning o rch ard of 30 acres which is ex ­ co. Mrs. M ercereau is expected to­
com«vunity - in the factories that
m
orrow
by
airp
lan
e.
from Medford, w here they played pected to yield 12,000 boxes.
■ ng a n a r S P e r " y “ " ‘ ' h e " 8 h ' S
SP” b “ " ' -
Mr. and Mrs. A. J. W. Brown and
In the A rtisans band In connection
An outing for the m em bers of
P ortland
w ith th e three-day convention
. _ of th e F ree M ethodist Sunday school 'lau g h ter Doris, with
the A rtisans held In that city. They I will be held tom orrow at Cedar- guests, Mrs. W. B arber and daugh
A? D EL^C T IiIc Power Company $6.00
w ere tuken on a to u r of C rater vWe park. Swimming, sw ings and te r Eva, m ade the Mt. Hood loop
L
n
?1
P.
r
eferred Stock, offered at $98.00 a share
trip
Monday.
Lake Sunday. A lthough Dr. Ott was I boating are being arran g e d for the
will
net
you a return of 6.12 % on your in v est’
ra th e r baldy shaken up In the I children and young people,
Mr. and Mrs. C lark Melugin and
tnent. This stock was first sold at $90 a share
autom obile accident In w hich he
Kev. and Mrs. M. V. W hetzel re- H ow ard Pow er have been gpending
times eS1ncea ? h e m d
*dvanced in Price ‘hree
wus involved a few hours before tu rn ed Monday of last week from the past week in T illam ook country
his d ep a rtu re Friday, he took his G reenleaf, Idaho, eight m iles from w here they may decide to locate If
place in the band and m ade the | Caldwell, w here they visited sev­ they can find a d esirab le place for
'O V can see your money working for you in
trip to southern Oregon.
eral days w ith Mrs. W hetzel’s a home.
h o u r ^ h i S . eVery dHy ° f the y - r "every
b rother-in-law and sister.
H er
Mrs. C h risten s H um ason r e tu rn ­
b ro th er-in -law ’s ranch co n sists of ed to h er w ork as saleslad y at the
33 ac res of bearing apple trees, A. W. M etzger & Co. sto re Monday
from which he received last year afte r a tw o-w eeks' vacation.
15 carlo ad s of fruit. This y ear he
Mr. an d . Mrs. H. W. Allen and
■xpects at least a th ird more. They fam ily went to Independence, O re­
X
0,1 “ S" U“ 1 , n ° " t h l 'V s “ - a g s
had nice, cool w eath er for the trip gon, S atu rd ay w here they were to
and good roads with the exception Join friends for a week at the
of ab o u t 15 m iles between Pendle beach. They m ade th e trip in th eir
Investm ent Departm ent, 820 Electric Bldg.
ton and La G rande, w here road con­ new P ontiac six w hich they p u r ­
stru ctio n Is going on. They ob­ chased the day previous. Mr. Alien
Giujucr».
served many fields of sm all g rain is the linem an in th is te rrito ry for
as yet uncut. At one farm they the P. E. P. com pany.
OUST GRAY
counted 20 ho rses hitched to a com ­
W. E. Bronson has p urchased the
bine, th e m odern method of dis­
uncom pleted house of Burl Raby
posing of the cu ttin g and th resh in g
in the C lan ah an addition from C.
problem .
Sheely. He has moved his fam ­
electric bldo .
Mrs. C. H. K inder of Cedar d is­
ily into it and will com plete it at
PORTLAND, OREGON
tric
t
left
T
h
u
rsd
ay
for
Baraboo,
Pure linseed oil, white
his convenience. Mr. Raby disposed
Wis„ w here she will spend an in ­
lead, pigment and other
of the p ro p erty to Mr. Sheely w hen
definite period with a son. W hile
Division offices a t__
time - tested elements
he left for Longview, W ash., to ob­
Salem OTegon City, G resham . H illsboro. St. H elens and
aw
ay
she
will
also
visit
In
Chicago
make Rasmussen Paints
tain work.
St. Jo h n s, Oregon, and V ancouver, Wash
Mrs. K inder, who is nearly 79 years
and Varnishes worthy
Word has been received of the
of age, will trav el alone.
our confidence — and
b irth of a son to Mr. and Mrs
Mr. and Mrs. W. F. Honey
yours.
turned T hursday from Vancouver, L. I). Calkins, form erly of Gresham .
HURLBURT
straw b e rry p la n ts w hich have been
We c a rry a full line for all
B. C., w here they went six weeks The baby arriv ed A ugust 4.
Mrs.
C
larence
D everell and d au g h ­ or m ay h ere after become, infected
your needs. Let us estim ate
(See additional locals on page 1)
ago
on
business.
The
tr
p
w
as
by
for you on your paint req u ire­
te rs Hazel and Shirley a re visiting with said d isease; and for p rev e n t­
autom obile. Mrs. Alice Robinson
ing the grow th of clover seed
m ents.
Mrs. D everell’s sisters in S teven­
An ¡tiling Your Fuel O rders.
accom panied Mr. and Mrs. Honey to
Which h lv a hd 8 traw b er'-y P lants
son,
Wash.
w n k h have been, or may h ere­
Tacom a, and a fte r visiting th e re To our m em bers and th e ir frien d s:
a fte r become, so infected; and for
, We a re aw aiting your o rd ers for
Mr. and Mrs. M. C. W ebster and the p ro p er disinfection of imnle
and In C en tralia retu rn ed with ( "al, B riquets, Old gro w th F ir
them. Mrs. Mark Nickerson and Wood, Fuel Ties ami Sheep F e rtil­ Mr. and Mrs. G. P. Tennyson of m ents and m achinery w hich have
P o rtlan d w ere v isito rs la st week
dau g h ter M argaret, who w ent on izer.
Please inquire about our p r o f it- i....................
„ « orris
« n is jo
n n so n . Mr
at the hom .. e of M
Johnson.
Mr.
Monday to C entralia, retu rn ed with
sh arin g plan as It is of in terest to and Mrs. C arl P eterson of P o r t l a n d ____
the party.
oom
ou se
Gresham Plumbing m ONIA g
& Heating Co.
FURNACE.
INVEST
W ANTED
Men who are ow ners
of good light
USED CARS
to tra d e in on N ew C hevrolets as
our used c a r stock is sold out
fO
Will Buy Used Cars for Cash
if They are Priced Right
In Electric Power
LO O K US U P!
FIELDHOUSE-SHEARER
CHEVROLET CO.
Phone 1941
fouuw,»»»»»,.
It will pay you to buy some of these
SPECIALS in the
NEH IMPROVED
R ayon U ndergarm ents
Kayon Shortie Bloom­
ers. strongly reinforced
r u f f l e d and tailored
bands, color, flesh, peach
Nile and honey dew.
Specially priced,
pair $1.50,
reduced to
PORTLAND
ELECTRIC
PO W E R&jffiCQMPAN Y
$1.19
K a y o n shadow
dow slips,
heavy wt.
very special
ELECTRIC STORE*
TRUSTWORTHY!
Kayon Gowns, fancy trim, full cut,
regular price $1.98, special a t......
$1.50
$1.69
W ALRAD MERC. CO.
Phone 1411
Gresham, Oregon
A. W. METZGER « CO.
o RENDER
P
Paints
Varnishes
Lacquers
/ F
Fuel and fertilizer delivered d i - 1 ” ’ gue8tB a t th e Johnson hom e
fe REGULAR MEETING of rect t o you from the c a r also m akes S u'>d«y
G resham Lodge I. O. O. F„
{8h eyz :
- d -
I No. 125, T h u rsd ay evening, A ugust
delivery.
| Norwood w ere recen t g u ests of rei-
I lb. 1928. Work in th ird degree.
Phone 1871.
atlves in P o rtlan d . They also saw
ROY II. GIBBS, S ecretary
The B erry G row ers Packing Co. [th e baseball gam e betw een P o rtlan d
It. T. STEFFANSON, N. G.
Adv.—
* and Sacram ento.
1 s ta ,e
Board
of
H o rticu ltu re,
to the fullest th at q u ality of Service which
" ,ldpr
the au th o rity conferred
in ( h ap ter 162, G eneral Law s of
will alw ays be rem em bered by the fam ily
section
197 ’
hpr“by «««‘d a r e
te r of t h J ’, “ “J. he 8Outhweat q u ar-
as perfect is the ideal of this Pioneer Insti­
ion 26 I n i h,We8t QUart,’r of ’ « •
r n g, ’t i i
tow nship one south.
tution—
Conn tv lira eaSt’ in Cla*-kamas
area f o r ?h K° " ’ ,O be 8 control
Mrs. Victor Ellis, Mrs. L. T. E vans ,a re a . for the purpose named in said
H e o tter the sam e personal services with
and Mrs. H ickie retu rn ed from
8
tb u r °init anfl a f,e r ,,le PnbUcRtion of
W ashington S aturday.
th is d eterm ination in the Outlook
a $75.00 funeral as w ith the higher priced
a new spaper pUI),¡shed in the v i ™ n
Mrs. Finley of P o rtlan d is keep­
i
/
a
h
n
i
h
L
abovp
designated
area,
one, and o u r chapel is at your disposal,
ing house for It. W atts w hile Mrs. it shall be unlaw ful for any person
W atts Is recovering from her re ­ wmiln‘’rHJ ‘>rpwratlon to m aintain:
w ithout charge.
cent
operation.
Mrs. F inley's w ithin said area, any clover acre-
h
i
i
e
°
h
s
,raw
b
erry
plan
ts
which
d au g h ter Betty h as been staying
nave been found by the Oregon
w ith her aunt. Mrs. W arren, who ‘ 'at® Hoard of H o rticu ltu re, or its
lives a short d istan ce from the rep resen tativ es or inspector^ to b i
K eeCteor W,‘thh leaf
n‘e°ma!
W atts horn
L t harVe8t ,h e 8eed f o m
S unday guests at th e W. J. E llis M id
I rom even- angle, w hether you are
said tlo v e r acreag e; or to seed or
Non - sectarian
home w ere Mr. and Mrs. Dick p lan t prior to the year 1932 any
Our Phone 1901
looking at watches o r ring m ountings you m ust
Knoeful and children of Oregon of said control are a to any o th er
be struck w ith the q u ality appearance t h e v
I City, Mrs. M. Helsey and Mr. and ban cultivated row crops, sp rin g
g rain or oth er forage crop than
Mrs. Will Went of P ortland.
make.
‘ 'oyer, except with th e approval
Men from H u rlb u rt and vicinity i n i
1>ls,r,c’ H o rticu ltu ra l Com­
a re building a cabin on th e gov­ m issioner or of his proper rep re-
He arc showing a very complete line
ern m en t reserv e to be in readiness w ih h . » ( 7 ‘° P erm lt the Kfowth,
w ithin said area, of wild or volun-
for the hunting season.
ot Quality Hatches and Diamond Ring
t<er clover and straw b e rry plan ts
M argaret H ickie of P o rtland, Ad­ except upon sim ilar approval the’
Mountings.
eline E vans of C orbett. Agnes Söd­ tk £ s
'>bJeCt ° f ,heae re 8 tr|c-
A t Irocera, dniM irta.
erströ m and Mildred Ellis, both of tions being to reduce th e m enace
from p ersisten ce in the soil of vol-
hardware,
Irpurtm eot
H u rlb u rt. clim bed to th e top of
J o r e a and Standard O il
P U n X I n '10' "
aU’'
^ « w b e rry
SerN
ice
Stationa.
Packed
U au k een a and M ultnomah falls
k it, Iw ilh impr<>\ed
r h, \
'<»'d control
last week.
•prayerh
pinta,
quart*.
>d ,,B b "
'O»"d In-
Powell st.
<alion*,5»ga),<iQa,barre)a
I ’ l l s.
1
' ‘'h* “ etnafode. and
Phone 44
Miss Leona Rhoades Is visiting
•o d S barrel*.
Gresham
shall be resf^ded prio r to March I
¡o f any y ea r before 1932. to a sp rin g
»•«Fi h er sister In Los Angeles.
’/y i?
g rain , the seed from said
STANDARD o il COMPANY O F CALIFORNIA
For low est ra te s on autom obile g rain sh all be consum ed or the .
L
aud *pnpral Insurance see larin „ h e r e p rodured, and 'h u ll fec’e'l. said b arn or feeding place
B W. T horne.—Adv
not be removed therefrom , and th e sh all us soon as said hay has been ag ain st the establishm ent of th e .
:
•raw from said g rain shall lie fed be sw ept clean of all chaff and proposed control a re a will be had
t
I’hone 1541
burned in the field „ h e r e g ro „ m refuse and the sam e sh all be "" bpP 'pw ln’r 6. 1928. at 11 o ’clock
Two lines, tw o phones. a t your h i i v e s ' i
i f ?».’
,lr> Plowed soon afte r i
a„u .,?
m e e m
the A ,hC ° fflce of ,h e P resident
m an
a n u u re
re resu
resu ltin
ltin g g ' of
serv
ice for news, sds, su b sc rip
- 1. None of the acreag e h e r e - '
feeding of said hav shall I n of th i. e Oregon S tate Board of H o r­
4
'
s'*’' the telephone instrum ent, which
tic ,n u ltu i“ re
I n f X d w ith h>
!>Ward ,O b*'
.,lpP °sl,pl1 on »owe portion of I ih
' in the Valley Motor Co.
4 tlons and printing.
, many is the sum ami substance of tele­
fc. Salem . Oregon.
»is’turert hv
,,Pn,a,‘*lp -b a n b " l ua l‘I ro.n‘r<’1 arPa w hich Is not to
"
phone equipment.
lo .h / at Pc>rH and, Oregon, th is
I'la b lL h iiic iit »( ( <>ntr«| Ire a for titM n
< f 1” 8
»’ock j be dp*o,p<l
straw b e rrie s or clover 10th
day of A ugust, 1928.
,r',b " one year follow ing the de- for a Period of th ree y ears
I ro te e tiM Against le a , and
I 'HAS. A. PARK, P resident.
i m n i . M . 7 ' b e 2 nfp<',Pd c r °P AH
All fence row
s su rro
u n d in g any
At I nail) that telephone represents less
Stem \ e in at ode
- - - „
■ U U I I U I I I K O il»
Oregon S tate Board of H ortlcul-
im plem ents or m achinery used in
ban .I per cent of the total equipment
(C lackam as County)
acreag e th a t has been so found In­
ture.
1 he fact has been determ ined h f« ! " i , he n rK,‘a '" > 80 ,ound to b” fected with n-m atode, sh all at once
a ’1 . b,‘ 'b o ro u g h ly c le a n ­ be cleaned of volunteer clover and
J
r
Stic ition, by the pr, si-
disinfected with creosote.
IInld« ii from view are miles of wire, switch-
7 P a t,e r »on- G overnor of th e
'lent of th e Oregon S tate Board of o ed r » and
wild o or r v vo
lu n teer straw
stra w b e rrie s hv
by
¡ ih
.
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u r o s in e
olunteer
! 7 M ate of Oregon, do hereby approve
„ “J?"- j o « ,
oth(,r
4(: H o rticu ltu re th at it is tw e s s a r v to Ivsol or wHh a l T n e r 0IU,i'.'n ° f | hoping ° in«»
Ut and v____
b u r,,ing. or other-
V ' ■
' control are a em bracing
desien°»rH *°
dp’erm ination and
« - L ; .o'
designation of control area, and
L ith e te rrito ry described below for
’he ,,u ,lo °h. a new spaper
] | protection of h o rtic u ltu ra l and ag-
ni. nts or m achinery Use,l
published at G resham . Oregon, as
« jr ie u ltu r a l In d u stries from the leaf
»
s
«
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B
B
r s
hereto
fo
re
in
handling
the
crop
1 and stem nem atode, a disease af-
...
f ’- io iio u o w n i n g
« j f, < tiug
clover and
straw b erry im’m . d ? ? 1,nrpJ?,Pd aereag e shall be
L n ° » r r* a ,n y acrpaBe th a t has lished.
plants, w hich has o cc u rre d therein •m nu d iately cleaned and d isin fect­ b been
ao found infected w ith nem a­
Executive office. Salem Oregon
Gresham
1
to **•*! area, and ’ d in a sim ilar m anner.
tode to neglect to observe th e fore- A ugust 11, 1928
8TO’
I for the eradication from said are a « n V n n > h a v b “ 8 b p p n hauled to
req
u
irem
en
ts
prom
ptly
afte
r
Stoned. I. L. PATTERSON,
»ahi disease, aud oi clover and any b arn or feeding place from a (he publication hereof.
H over acreage, so found to be ln-
Or*«‘’a
A hearing of
rem o n stran ces A dv’- rn° r ° f ‘h* ®U U
( Q u a lity
G resham F u n era l P arlors
< < 1
KILLS
'em dead
J t l e a k p ’3 J c t o d r p ^ t o r r
LESS’ THAN 3 <r/o
ior , ""r ' han> of '«‘n-Ice.
WEST COAST TELEPHONE CO.
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