Gresham outlook., August 28, 1928, Page 4, Image 4

UKKSHAM OUTLOOK, GRESHAM, OREGOS
Mr. and Mrs. 8. 8 . Thom pson, who
has been h ere th e m ost of the su m ­
m er helping to care for her father,
left Monday for G ranger, Wash.,
Mrs. A lta T ru itt left S atu rd ay w here she has a teaching position
for a vacation trip to ea stern W ash­ as p rin cip al of th e Lincoln build­
ington. She will go to Garfield for ing. H er d au g h ter. Miss D orothea
a visit with her fath e r and oth er Long, h as been w ith her m other
relatives and w ill visit in Spokane during th e sum m er and retu rn ed
and Farm ington. On her way she w ith h er to G ranger.
A splendid record of sales was I
will leave Louise a t Colfax with her
father, H arry T ru itt, until the re . made by the F ieldhouse-S hearer
tu rn of th e m other. Mrs. T ru itt is Chevrolet com pany in the first 27
employed in th e U nique re sta u ra n t days of business, when 12 new ca rs I
I Powell St.
G resham on the Base Line.
and 13 used c a rs w ere delivered.
The Rev. and Mrs. H. V. W ilhelm The follow ing Chevrolet« of v a ri­
and d aug h ter M argaret and Mrs ous types w ere delivered: four-
W ilhelm 's father, B. W. Cum mings, door sedans, C athryn Metzger,
spent a few days last week a t T a­ G resham , and D. D. Meyer. B oring;
coma and Mt. R ainier. Mr. Cum­ Im perial sedan, K enneth Griffis,
m ings has left for his home at G resham ; cab rio lets, V. C. Stock-
ton and V irgil Langley, G resham ,
Warsaw’, Indiana.
and Joe B ates, P o rtlan d ; coaches,
Dr. and Mrs. M. D. Cannon and Mrs. U. G. Sm ith and Magnus Nor-
Mr. and Mrs. E dgar H aw ley of Salt by, G resham , and Ethel M atthews, j
Lake City w ere guests W ednesday P o rtlan d ;
M. Dixon, G resham ,
of Mr. and Mrs. M. M. Squire. They L. Lehm an, C lackam as; tru ck with
w ere on th e ir way to Oakland, cab, E. J. S urface, Fairview . Of
Calif., after having enjoyed a tour th e 13 used c a rs delivered, one
of southw estern C anada and a trip w ent to Simon N ydegger of G resh ­
to R ainier N ational park . They am and th e o th e rs to p ersons of
were enth u siastic In th e ir praises P o rtlan d and o th er addresses.
of the beautiful scenery of th e P a ­
Mr. and Mrs. Em m et W elling and
cific coast.
baby cam e from Salem Sunday. Mr.
Mr. and Mrs. Victor H endrickson W elling retu rn ed to Salem but the
and sons Bobby and Billy retn rn ed o th ers rem ained for a w eek’s visit
W ednesday from a week a t Seaside. w ith Mr. and Mrs. E. E. W elling,
Mr. and Mrs. G. N. Loomis and Mr. and Mrs. G eorge T acheron and
d aughter D orothy, who have been o th e r relatives.
Mrs. W. C. B urch has retu rn ed
the guests for some tim e of Mr.
from
Salem and Silverton, where
Loom is' b ro th er-in -law and sister
Dr. and Mrs. A. H. W right, have re ­ she spent la st week visiting with
turned to th e ir home in Scottsdale, relatives.
Mr. and Mrs. J. C. M artin and
Arizona. W hile here they were
taken on m any sight-seeing trip s dau g h ter, Mary F ran ces, of Belle
and expressed g re a t delight in th is C enter, Ohio, an d Mr. M artin ’s sis­
p a rt of the country. They w ere ac­ ter, Mrs. E sth e r Allen of F o rest
com panied on th eir retu rn by a sis­ Grove, w ere c a lle rs a t th e Outlook
ter, Miss N ellie Loomis, who has office Friday. Mr. M artin, who w as
been with Mrs. W right for a num ­ form erly editor of the H erald-Voice,
ber of m onths. She will spend the a weekly paper of Belle C enter, is
looking for a new location in the
w inter in Arizona.
west.
Richard W. Forbes of Spokane is
A. W. M etzger and fam ily w ent
Our representative will here on a vacation trip of a week, F ' riday
to S easide for a w eek's v a­
with his brother, W alter A.
call on you with com-1 F visiting
cation.
orbes and fam ily. Mr. F orbes is j
plete details on the new with a photo-engraving com pany In Two new resid e n ts of T ro u td ale
Spokane and w as form erly in the arriv ed la st week at the Bushong
Westinghouse
sam e business in P ortland. He is n u rsin g home in G resham . A
well known in th is vicinity. He pound g irl w as born to Mr. and
“Flavor Zone“
has recently p urchased two lo ts at Mrs. Ju liu s L am p ert A ugust 24 and
Electric Ranges
Linnem ann junction of Miss Cora a boy w eighing 8ȣ pounds to Mr
Giese. W alter A. Forbes, w ho re ­ and Mrs. Rodney Je n k in s Aug. 25
Mrs. Bessie H udson of D ufur
If you like to se rv e good I sides on the old F orbes place at Oregon, a niece of B urt N orthrup
food, if you w ant a b e a u ti-| L innem ann, recen tly p urchased the is a guest in th e N o rth ru p home.
old Cromwell place of five and a
ful, c o n v e n ie n t k itch en , half acres located near the station recen t g uest w as Mrs. N o rth ru p 's
| you will w ant to talk to ou r I and expects to build on it in the au n t, Dr. Olive K. Beers of Albany,
Oregon.
re p re s e n ta tiv e w hen
he near future.
Dan Murphy is building a cem ent
Mrs. W alter J. O lm scheid and
(c a lls on you. F o r h e is,
sidew alk in front of his property
[ca llin g to tell you about d aughter W anda Je an retu rn ed on F irst street.
Monday from a th ree w eeks' visit
Mr and Mra, Claranca Poa of
th e new line of W estin g - ut E verett and Mt. Vernon, W ash­
Yakim
a w ere th e gu ests of Dick
house “F la v o r Z one" ra n g - ington. Mr. and Mrs. Olmscheid
Johnson Friday in a trip around
I es new e le c tric ra n g e s lived a t Mt. Vernon before coming the Mt. Hood loop. They took the
w hich cook delicio u s food to G resham .
siile t r i p to C lo u d C ap in n .
The
Mrs. C. H. Lane retu rn ed lust Poes are pleased w ith th is section
all by th em selv es, anil
w hich will e n h a n c e th e night from A storia w here she v isit­ of the co untry and m ay locate here.
ed from F riday until Monday with
Mr. and Mrs. R. E. Cannon and
beauty of a n y k itc h e n . Be Mr. and Mrs. Eli Ja lv ert. Mr. and
sons Jack and Bill arriv ed Sunday
I su re to give him a few Mrs. Ja lv ert w ere form er resid en ts
night from Palo Alto, Calif., w here
here, Mr. Ja lv e rt being employed Mr. Cannon went nine weeks ago to
m in u tes w hen he calls.
as a barber in K essler's barber atten d sum m er school at S tanford
shop.
university. Mrs. Cannon and the
If interested please phone
Mr. and Mrs. II. W. Cooley en ter- boys joined him th ere recently and
US at Once. .4 call puts II ta lned on F riday and S atu rd ay of retu rn ed w ith him.
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. • I! last week, Mr. Cooley's sister Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. C. M arston of S u n ­
\ you under no obhgatton.w ^
Beaver
and
dau g h ter set beach n ear A storia a re here
Blanche Paine, and Mrs. Beaver's m aking some im provem ents in th eir
i grandson Jack ie Lewis, all of llo- bouse .including resliingling. W hile
i qiiiam . W ashington. On Saturday th e y a t e h e li' th e y a t e o c c u p y in g
Mr. ami Mrs. Cooley and th eir Mr. and Mrs Tom H ale's house on
guests had lunch in P o rtlan d and Law rence street and the H ales are
la ter enjoyed an outing at Jan tzeu vacationing at S u n set beach and
Beach. Miss Paine was m arried occupying the M arston home there.
the following Monday in Vancouver.
John Teevln w as brought home
B. C. By a stran g e coincidence she Sunday from St. V incents hospital.
was m arried at the sam e tim e her w here lie was o p erated on recently
cousin, Hazel Cooley Stockton, was for tum or. His condition is re p o rt­
j m arried in P o rtland, though n either ed satisfacto ry .
girl knew of the o th er's Intentions.
The home of Mr. and Mrs. J. R.
Hazel Stockton, d au g h ter of Mr. H orr lias been gladdened by the
j and Mrs. 11. W. Cooley, was m arried presence of a d au g h ter, P rlcilla
In Portland yesterday to Chris Mel­ Mae, whom they plan to adopt.
lon, both young people being of that The little g irl is th ree y ears old.
«•tty. Mr. and Mrs Mellon w ill live
Word has been received by r e ta ­
In P ortland, w here th e groom is i l ' , s h e re th a t D a n M e tz g e r of
employed.
Lodi, Calif., is In a hospital at that
Excavation has sta rted for the place, w here he recen tly u n d e r­
l b ' w a s sa id
basem ent of John H essel’s house w e n t a n o p e r a tio n
which he will erect on his lot on to be improving.
The condition of T. I). Lyman,
W allula avenue ju st north of the
who h a s 'b e e n a patien t in Good
W ilson E astm an residence.
Guv Cox ot W aliklacum, Wash., S am aritan for th e past four weeks,
son of Mr. and .Mrs. G. A. Cox of is im proving. Mr. I.ym an. who is
G resham , ts recovering from an nearly S3 years old. underw ent a
operation for toxic goitre w hich he serious operation.
Miss Lois T rim ble Is being tr e a t­
recently underw ent at Good S am a r­
ed
for •Inns tro u b le In Good Sa
itan hospital.
tu aritan hospital In P ortland.
Mrs W. J. Todd and Miss Emma
A m ong tile G r e s h a m people wll"
B. Johnson retu rn ed Monday utght
attended the Illinois society picnic
from a 3-day trip to Seaside.
nt K enilw orth p ark Sunday were
Mr and Mrs. Otto Hahn of C or­ E. R. K idder and fam ily, L. L. K id­
vallis visited Sunday w ith Mrs.
and fam ily, and II. M. Miller.
Powell St.
( îresham | H ahn's m other, Mrs. J. H. S h arp der
They were accom panied by Mr. and
and family. Miss G ladys S h arp r e ­ M rs E arl W adsw orth ot Pecatonla.
PHONE SOI
turned with her sister for a visit Ill . b ro th er and sister-in -law ot
of a week or two,
Mrs E R. Kidder.
Dr. II. II. Ott expects to go to
Young wife at th e telephone-
A storia with the E lks band for th e ,
ann u al conventon of that order, | 'B utt h e t. si nd me a pound of steak
which will be held th ere from F rl-j and a half pint o r so of gravy ■
Exchange.
day to Sunday.
and AUTO RACES
Races start
at 2:30
Time Trials
12 noon
See
our
windows
for
first
showing
of
the
LABOR DA Y Sept. 3
12-MILE TRIPLE X
“Flavor Zone”
Westinghous e
Airplane
('rash after
the auto
races
Multnomah County Fair Grounds
new
Westinghouse
See
our
windows
f<
for
first
showing
of
the new
AUGUST 2\
SANDWICHES,
X X X
SOFT DRINKS
X X X
X X X
ICE CREAM
X X X
X X X
1 2 -Mile Service Station
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TW ELV E
M IL E
EZ CZ
One qu art of oil w ith every
5 N gallons of oncnlin#»
gasoline.
CO RNER
ON
BA SE
L IN E
R O A D
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In your f u r ­
nace in s ta l­
lation these
five things you
must finch
1,
4*
ex tra
lar<^e
co, .:ir
returns
extra
lar^e
cola air
returns
Cleanliness
Soot and smoke, tight
cup joints; slow, not
forced air circulation;
convenient openings for
cleaning, make the M on­
tag the outstanding value
for cleanliness.
Economy
The tong - fire travel
made possible by M on­
tag design, p lu s heavy
and lasting construction,
makes the M ontag the
outstanding value for
economy.
£?♦ A fair price
M anufactured right here
with the consequent sav­
ing on freight; extra
h e a v y c a s tin g s ; b e s t
quality sheet iron; scien­
tific design made for local
fuel and climate; factory
installation, ail a t a fair
price, with no long profit
margins added on, makes
the M ontag th e o u t­
standing warm air fur­
nace value!
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2. Comfort
P roper hum id ificatio n
(neither too little nor
too m uch moisture) and
an evenly heated c u r­
re n t of warm (not hot)
air makes the M ontag
the outstanding value
for comfort.
C ir c u la tio n , w ith o u t
draft, and even tem pera­
tu re th ro u g h o u t y o u r
home (no hot or cold
s t r e a k s ) , m a k e s th e
M ontag the outstanding
value for health.
Now the time
com m
beai
3. Health
“Flavor Zone”
to decide
P la ce yo u r o rd er
and you w ill
have yo u r S to n ta g
heat ready the fir s t
cold morning.
n o i l ’,
deaiümess
O nly
$25.00 d o w n
Electric Range
Mr. aud Mrs E. W. A ylsw orth
( oni nin ii It, lu e tiin i Sale.
and d aughter M arjorie have re­
Tin re will be a big com m unity
turned from a trip to Vancouver, auction
sale at th e M ultnomah
i ounty fair grounds at G resham on
II. C.
S e p te m b e r x at 1" a in. List your
Mr. and Mra. W. 8. E v erett and ■ to, k. Im plem ents or household
aon Billy spent ail enjoyable week goods, w ith Ord I. Lea, hman.
a t O tter Hock n ear Newport and phon, HE.n on 2l'2o or leave list
w ith F irst S tate Bank at G resham ,
other near-by beaches.
or S. B Hull, county ag en t.—Adv.
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Airplane Crash
Phone 801
Electric Range
TUESDAY.
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p a y m e n ts on
the balance.
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costs.
w ith o u t obligation, of course, a t
Gresham Plumbing
& Heating Co.
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8 CHIODO, Prop
Main St.