Gresham outlook., October 19, 1928, Page 4, Image 4

GRESHAM
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T h e lo cal K iw a n ia u s a re lo o k in g
fo rw a rd to th e M onday ev en in g
m e etin g in th e g ra n g e h a ll, w hen
th e y w ill be th e g u e s ts of th e P o rt-
¡ lan d clu b . T h e P o rtla n d m em b ers
| a re p la n n in g a ro u s in g
p ro g ra m
an d a big tim e.
M rs. A lam ed a B en so n , c h a rg e d
E d m u n d P. T eev iu o f O ak lan d a r-
w ith p o sse ssio n an d th e sa le of liq ­
u o r a t th e M ount Hood L oop g ro ­ 1 riv ed T u e sd a y , an d h is s is te r, Mrs.
c e ry , th r e e m ile s e a s t of G re sh a m , I M. L. C leav er an d sm a ll d a u g h te r,
on O ctober 11 an d 13, w a s s e n ­ of D u n sm u ir, a rr iv e d M onday to be
te n c e d to 60 d ay s in th e co u n ty ja il, I at th e b ed sid e of th e ir fa th e r, John
w h en sh e p lead e d g u ilty b efo re , T eev in , w ho had been s e rio u sly ill
F e d e ra l J u d g e M cN ary in P o rtla n d I sin ce he su ffered a s tro k e of p a r-
| a ly s is a w eek ago. Mr. T eev in died
T u esd ay a fte rn o o n .
I F rid a y m o rn in g .
Rev. an d M rs. J. T. T a y lo r, M iss
T h e fin ish in g to u c h e s a re b eing
L ois E bbey an d W esley E bbey, all
of P o rtla n d , s p e n t la s t w eek as ad d ed to th e e ig h t-ro o m E n g lish
g u e s ts of Rev. a n d M rs. B. .1. c o lo n ial hom e of Mr. a n d Mrs. R.
Y ates of th e F re e M eth o d ist c h u rc h , A. S ta r b a rd , n e a r P o w ell s tr e e t on
T h e S ta r b a r d s a re
d u rin g th e d is tr ic t m eetin g . T h ey H ogan ro ad .
re tu rn e d to th e ir h om e S u n d ay a f ­ liv in g in th e ir new hom e, h av in g
m oved in re c e n tly .
tern o o n .
M rs. B en M ath ew s h as been ill at
W o rk is p ro g re s s in g ra p id ly on
th e Im p ro v ed D u tch C o lo n ial h o u se h e r h om e on R o b e rts a v e n u e for
t h a t is b e in g b u ilt fo r Mr. a n d Mrs. m o re th a n a w eek. A t p re s e n t sh e
H e n g s tle r on P o w ell s tre e t. It is Is im p ro v in g .
ex p ected to be co m p le te ly finished
Mr. an d M rs. G. W. W in c h e ste r
in a b o u t tw o w eeks.
an d fam ily of P o rtla n d s p e n t T u e s ­
P h ilip H e p p ’s R ack et s to re on day v isitin g a t th e hom e of Mr. an d
M ain s t r e e t receiv ed its s e m i-a n ­ M rs. E. M. W ard.
E. H. K elly ,w ho h a s been ill fo r
n u a l c o a t of red p a in t W ed n esd ay .
Mr. H epp is one of th e m o re p ro ­ se v e ra l w eek s, w a s ta k e n to th e
s a n ita riu m
W ed n esd ay
g re s s iv e b u sin e ss m en of th e to w n P o rtla n d
He
is
w ho h a s h is s to re p ain ted tw ic e a fo r X -ra y e x a m in a tio n .
y e a r, “ w h e th e r it n eed s it o r n o t.” a g a in a t h is hom e.
Gresham Locals
Gresham Transfer, Inc.
T E D W R IG H T , P re s id e n t
Daily Service with Portland
Truck Leaves
Gresham
Truck Leaves
Portland
10:30 a. m.
2:30 p. m.
12:30 p. m.
6:00 p. m.
T. M iy asak i of G resh am an d h is
d a u g h te r-in -la w an d h er c h ild re n ,
e n te r ta in e d a n u m b e r of th e ir
frie n d s W ed n esd ay ev en in g , b efo re
leav in g fo r P o rtla n d w h e re th e y e x ­
p ect to ta k e p a ss a g e on a b oat
b o u n d fo r J a p a n . Mr. M iy asak i e x ­
p e c ts to re m a in in J a p a n b u t b is
d a u g h te r w ill re tu r n a f te r a few
m o n th s' visit.
Mr. an d M rs. Roy H u b e rt and
so n o f C h eh alis, W ash., h a v e been
v is itin g w ith th e fo r m e r’s co u sin ,
F. G. G ille tt an d fam ily d u rin g th e
p a s t w eek.
Mr. an d M rs. H. G. A n d rew an d
fam ily h av e a n n o u n c e d t h a t th e y
a re s till in th e sam e lo c a tio n on
S o u th R o b e rts av en u e.
A few
w eek s ag o th e y ex p ected to m ove
to th e H e n d ric k so n p lace n e a r
L y n ch , b u t h av e decided to re m a in
in G resh am d u rin g th e w in te r. T he
re a s o n fo r th e ir c h a n g e of p la n s is
th a t th e p la c e w hich th e y had
le a se d fo r live y e a rs w as so ld a b o u t
th e tim e th e y ex p ected to m ove.
M rs. H e n ry T ilg n e r an d c h ild re n
a re sp e n d in g th is w eek in T h e
D alles a t th e hom e of Mr. T ilg n e r’s
p a re n ts . T h ey a re e x p ected hom e
S u n d ay .
T h e sa le s an d sh o p fo rc e of th e
W. W. M etzger B uick g a ra g e s held
a n o th e r c o o p e ra tiv e m e e tin g at th e
FRIDAT, OCTOBER
OUTLOOK. GRESHAM. OREU4»
O regon C ity sh o w ro o m s W ednesday
evening. D u rin g th e ev en in g Mr.
M eizger e x p la in e d th e e n tire m a k e ­
up of th e B u ick au to m o b ile and
Mr. A n d erso n of O regon C ity gave
an in s tru c tiv e ta lk on s a le s m a n ­
sh ip . L a te r in th e evening a d in n e r
w as en jo y ed a t G a b rie l's. T h o se
fro m G re sh a m w ho m o to re d to
O regon C ity fo r th e ev en in g w ere
A. I. K ru e g e r, F ra n k Y okell, R ay
M etzger. Roy H u b e rt. G ilb ert K n o tt.
W. W. M etzger, D elm er B a k e r an d
W a lte r Z en g er.
W. C. M etzg er is aw ay from his
d u tie s in th e A. W. M etzger g ro ­
c e ry s to re th is w eek, sp e n d in g p a rt
of a tw o -w eek v a c a tio n a t th e co ast.
M r. a n d M rs. M elvin I. S u n d ay
an d c h ild re n of H ood R iv er sp e n t
S u n d ay at th e hom e of M rs. S u n ­
d a y ’s p a re n ts , Mr. an d M rs. E. M.
C am p. O th er g u e s ts a t th e C am p
hom e a t th e sa m e tim e w ere Mr.
and M rs. C has. C am p of M o ntavilla.
M rs. A. G. L a m b e rt is sp en d in g
th e m o st of h e r tim e in P o rtla n d
h e lp in g to c a re fo r h e r m o th e r,
Mrs. M ary J. C la rk , w ho is ill w ith
p n eu m o n ia.
S h e is re y o r te d to
h av e p a sse d th e c risis .
J. E. G a te s is h a v in g a n ad d itio n
m ad e to h is F u n - r a l H om e in th e
fo rm of a 24 x 30 foot room to be
u sed as a ch a p e l. T h is room w ith
th e on e a d jo in in g w ill be m ad e to
s e a t a p p ro x im a te ly 200 p eo p le a t
o n e tim e. W. C. G ates, c a rp e n te r of
P o rtla n d a n d b ro th e r of J. E G ates,
h a s c h a rg e of th e w ork.
F rie n d s of M rs. H a r r ie t T im m e r­
m a n , w ho m oved a w a y from G re s h ­
am s e v e ra l w eek s ago, a r e s u r ­
p rise d to le a rn of h e r re c e n t m a r ­
ria g e , th o u g h w h a t’ h e r p re s e n t
n a m e is an d w h e re sh e now lives
seem to be s e c re ts so fa r a s G re s h ­
am frie n d s a r e co n cern ed .
T h e g e n e ra l m e e tin g of th e L ad ies
Aid so ciety of th e M ethodist c h u rc h
h a s been ch an g e d from W ednesday,
O ctober 24, to W ednesday, O ct. 31.
M rs. E a rl S ta n le y e n te rta in e d
w ith a b rid g e lu n ch eo n T h u rsd a y .
H ig h h o n o rs w e n t to M rs. C lyde
Jo n e s of P o rtla n d and th e c o n s o la ­
tio n a w a rd to M rs. W. C. A kins.
T h o se p re s e n t w ere M rs. R u ­
d o lp h K a se r, M rs. W. C. A kins an d
M rs. E. J . B ru g g e r of G resh am ,
Mrs. G eorge M cC orm ack. M rs. Sam
P a rk e r , M rs. R ose B ailey an d M rs.
C lyde Jo n e s a ll of P o rtla n d .
i t is ex p ected th a t th e c a fe te ria
a t th e G re sh a m g ra d e sch o o l w ill
begin o p e ra tio n next M onday. T h e
m en u to s t a r t w ith c o n s is ts o f
v e g e ta b le soup, ric e p u d d in g , p la in
an d filled sa n d w ic h e s an d m ilk ,
a n y o r all of w hich m ay be b o u g h t
by th e c h ild re n a t a n o m in al p rice.
O ne o r m o re of th e s e a rtic le s m ay
be ta k e n to su p p le m e n t lu n c h e s
w hich th e c h ild re n b rin g o r th ey
m ay ta k e th e e n tire m eal a t th e
c a fe te ria . L e tte rs h av e been s e n t
by P rin c ip a l Q u ic k sa ll to th e p a r ­
L et u s te ll you how to g e t a $10
w ool b la n k e t o r a u to robe, 60 x 80
fo r $5.95. G re sh a m S e rv ic e S ta ­
tio n , M ain s tr e e t.— Adv.
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