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2 OREGON CITY COURIER-HERALD. APRIL 6, 1900: I CLACKAMAS COUNTY NEWS Garfield. Fine weather and everybody well and busy. The farmers have nearly finished putting in grain. The primary elections passed off very quietly out this way. . . . , Mullno. The farmers are all busy in this com munity putting iu their spring grain. The rain has made quite a delay to come of them. H. Perry is clearing up some land which will be quite an improvement to his place. Mr. M. Mulvey bought a horse from John Mulvaney last week. School started at Lone Pine school- house this morning with Mies Matlock as teacher. Mr. Mack of Portland, was the guest of Jack CarliBie Saturday and Sunday. Messrs. Charles Carlisle, Fred Nel son and Frank West, of Portland, came out toMulino on their wheels Saturday and returned Sunday. The dance at Mr. Wallace's Saturday niuht wa a swell affair. . Pierce Wright and George Deeth, of Liberal, were the guests of Frank Bunch Sunday. Mrs. White, who has been visiting friends down on the Columbia river for omf time, is the guest of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Manning. Mr. and Mas. Oscar Daniels.of Clarks, were visiting friends in Mulino Saturday and Sunday. Mrs. 0. T. Howard, who has been on the sick list, is able to be out again, also Mrs. Brown and Mrs. Force are better, Archie McCord, of Oregon City, was a cf Her at Mulino last wetk. Will and Madge Mulvev and Bayne Howard and Lee Perry attended the entertainment at Molalla Friday night and reported a pleasant time. Miss Elite Ranch, of Canby, was the the guest of Madge Mulvey Tuesday. April 2. W.W. Barlow. Fine growing weather and fruit pros pects good. Some spring chickens are ripe now. The demo-pop cawcussses went off as per schedule, as smoothly as silk. The assimilation was perfect, and no comfort could be extracted by a few republicans present that hoped the fusion would fi.il. We even absorbed one man that voted for McKinley four years ago, and made a delegate of one- silver republi can, and we feel proud of the fact that we have no liiowneiis nor u'Kens to bosB our caucuses and conventions. The delegates to county convention were na follows: Populist A. B. Cole, Wm. Evans, P. II. Molloy, D H. Par menter; democrats VV. W. Jesse, H. Hedges, W. M. Covey, Wm. Barlow. Nothing succeeds like success. Let the good work be continued. The Barlow literary and debating so ciety wound up for the season in a blaze of glory Saturday night. The entertain ment was pronounced a perfect success by all present, The acting, b n ;ing and recitations. from first to lant.were of high order and entertaining to a high degree. We would be pleased to mention some of those that touk part, but for lack of space will be compelled to refrain The literary journal that was conducted so cleverly and fair by its editor. Comrade Meville, was likewise discontinued, not for want of support nor financial back ing, but that the editor may give us a rest. Miss Mabel Knight, of Canby, com menced a three months' subscription school in the Barlow sohoolhouse Mon day morning. W. W. Irwin, who has been traveling in search of health, is now at his home near here seriously ill with pneumonia. Mrs. W.M. Covey is now in'Portland, where she was operated on for tumor in the left side, which proved to be the re sult of fractured ribs by being run over by a wagon two years ago. She is re covering Blowly. Mrs. Obed Quint has been granted a pension in an unusual short time after application, of which all here are well pleased. The girls played a huge joke on the boys at the dance Saturday night. Shot tly after 12 o'clock, a. m., as there were three quadrille sets on the floor, and as the hrst hi; lire was called and the boys saluted their partners with a polite bow, the girls quietly walked away and sat down. The boys looked dumbfounded, but someone cau ht on to the joke and yelled, "April fool Oh 1 but it was rich. Come again, boy There are two persons in'this vicinity who are sick, and are said to be beyond the hope of recovery bv the nse of medi cine. Whv don't they and their friends try the eflicacy of Chiistian Science? It can do no harm, and may cure. Have you lost faith in your God? See 12th chapter, 1st Cor. Judge W. W. Jesse is the democratic nominee for justice of the peace, and all those tliat don't want justice, should they be brought before him, had better vote lor some other man. Cokporal. Mr. and Mrg.Lockerlv were the e'.'.esta of il rs. William Davis last Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Holder were the euests of Mrs. Lemon Sunday. Mrs. Eh Williams, of Oregon Citv. MisBes Clara Heiple and Jessie Currin. 01 uurnnsviiie. were tne guests 01 Mrs, . P. Irvin Saturday and Sunday. , . Miss Ida Surface spent the dav with Mrs. Irvin Friday. John T. Irvin is digging post holes for board fence between his place and 0. Krigbaum. Mr. Irvin was burning out the fence corners of an old rail fence and burned several panels up, so he will mane a board lence in place of the rail. J. Davis is working at C. Miller's sawmill awhile. Mies Alice Guttridge began school at the Millonia schoolhouse Monday. She win nave iwo or luree pupus. Mr. Bodawig is working for . Mr. Stubly. , Our merchants, Mr. Osterine and Mr. Huffman, have gone to the citv fur an other load of goods. It keeps thein busy hauling eggs, which are 10 cents' a dozen. , Vlierryvllle. Ulaud Uaty has gone to Portland on his wheel today. The plan to meet at the schoolhouse ard organize a Sunday school failed 'ast Sunday on account of bad weather, vve hope there will be better success next time. J uk t ice of the Peace, Jonsrud, made a business trip to this place last Thurs day. G. T. Beebe has bought the Lewis place near Marmot, and went over yes' tenlay with a load of grain. The weather is fine, and the orchards are white wi h blossoms. The pros pects are good for a large crop of fruit this year. Several of our citizens have been making gardens during the fine weather. The early part of the week the nionn turns near here were covered with snow but it is now rapiilly disappearing. March 31. ' J. F. Rural Dell. We are having a upell of unaxpected "Webfoot" weather. 1 Moshberger brother! went to Aurora today to look after the interests of the hop business. T. B. Donaldson and Warren Haskins are making rails. They intend to make about a thousand. . Miss Mabel Schwartz went to Union, Marion county, visiting last Saturday. There will be a Bpecial school meeting at the school house next Monday, the 9th, for the purpose of reconsidering the new school house bonds, as many of the tax payers seem not to be really well satisfied. Mies Anna Yoder expects to go to Portland in the near future to work in a laundry. Mies Julia Oswalt is thinking of mak ing a trip to Washington to atienu 10 6ome business. Mrs. Ethel Spangler, of Cams, came out yesterday to see her mother, who is slowly improving in health. W. S. Sconce has been making great improvements by cutting down some of his giant firs. D. D. Apiil 2. , ' est . a true-blue reformer and had some experience as deputy under Stout. Bro. delegates, stick a pin right here ana let us nominate .LarKins next eaiuiaay Dy acclamation, and 1 promise you he shall be our next assessor. K. A. Myers, who has been visiting his sister here all winter, started for the gold diggings near Sumpteron Monday, where he will work one of H. 0. Mvers' claims. . . - Biz April 3. Catiemah. Mr. and Mrs. Catile, of Portland, were visiting Mr. and Mrs.R.L. Blanch- ard during the week. Mrs. Nora Kinsey luft for a short visit to her parents at Liberal. Born To Ihe wife of Lawrence May, a son. In the primaries held here Saturday, C. W. Ganoog, Gilbert Hedges and G. 0. Fields were choBen delegates by the democrats and the populists elected George Lazelle, Lincoln Blanchard and Robert Haines. ;is Leita Owensby, a student of the Agricultural college, is visiting her parents. Delegates, attention 1 The place to buy presents to take home to the lamily is at the Golden Rule Bazaar, next door to postoffice, Maple Lane. All fools' day passed off auietlv. not withstanding some of the girls fooled a great many people. Mr. aud Mrs. Jack Ware and family. of Oregon City, visited the former's parents, M r. and Jas. Ware, several duys .adtweek. Mr. and Mrs. E. M. Ward left Sundry for Wood burn, where they will reside for a short time. Myo Bray ton and George Bhortledue are nome again. "He it ever so humble there's no place like home." Is there boys? Miss Maggie Marlin is staving at L. Howard h mis week. Miss MaUie Noe, delivery clerk in the Oregon City post office, called on her uncle, U. i. bibbs and family Sunday Quite a number of the young people met at the schoolhouse Sunday evening anu practiced singing. Mr. and Mrs. J. K.Morris and familv. of WeBt Oregon City, were the guests of the tatter's parents, Mr. and Mrs. A Mautz, Sunday. ine populisms neia ineir primary in the schoolhouse Saturday and noml nateu joe aiyers lor road suDervisor. and elected the following delegates to the county convention : J. W. Gerber. Bill Myers and G. F. Gibbs. Misses Martha Marlin and Anna Shortledge weie guests of the Misses Jackson Sunday. Chas. P. Tallman, of Clarks, called at ivir. uiods' Tuesday, The farewell dance at H. Henrici i uewjuy was wen atu nded and all re port a good time. Misses Sara Davies, Anna Mautz.flat- lie tvoman ana L,ewis Davies attended church at Beaver Creek Sunday, after- nuon. April 4 Pansy Blossom. Shubel. April has come with her showers of .in. Seeding is almost over. Mr. Hugo Hansen is homo frox East ern Oregon. Ada Moehnke, Elnora Ginther and Robert Ginther started out to begin teaching Monday, April 2. They all went in different directions. Mr. John G. Moehnke, of Washington, was home on a visit. There was a pleasant party given at Stahen's laot Wednesday evening. The weather April fooled a great num ber of people out this way Sunday af ternoon. Miss Norma White has returned to our neighbornooa. uiaa to see you Norma. Chris Bluhm is on the sick list. There are a number of signs "Wanted, a wife." Wedding may ring soon. out : bells Mrs. Julia Frost is visiting relatives at Canby. Mrs. Nellie Spencer is on the sick list. Mr. and Mis. Howard, of Portland are vieiting the former's parents, of this place. yew Era. A very delightful surprise party was given at the home of Mrs Spulak Sat urday evening, March 31. iu honor of her daughter, Amelia's 16th birthday. The evening was pleasantly spent with games, vocal and instrumental music and lancing until a late hour, after which all enjoyed a delicious Bupper. Eufaula, Wash, We are having fine weather over here at present. It is difficult to get work in the log ging camps now. - Eufaula is a pretty rough country. Logging and eawmilling are the chief occupations here. The sawmill, where the writer is working, is closed down for repairs. Oregon seems to be in advance of Washington, as fruit trees are just be ginning to bloom here. March 31.. J. D. 0. E HAYES ATTORNEY AT LAW Opposite Huntley's Book Store, tip Stain OREGON CITY, OREGON Tg-Land THlei and Land Ofno Bualaeaa a Speolaltr. ROBERT A. MILLER, ATTORNEY AT LAW. ' Will practice In all the CourU of the State an be Bureaua of the Interior Dsparlment at Wash mgtoa. Room 8, Chakmik Buildino, . OREGON CITY, OREGON. VAN R. HYDE LAW OFFICE Will practice In all the Courts of the State anr the TJ. S. Land Office. Abstracts made. Land Ti tles Quieted. Conveyances and all Legal Docu ments drawn. Real EstatsbMight and sold. Divor ces a Specialty. Office is Caupikld Builuino, OREGON CUT, OREGON. C. D. & D. C. LATOURETTE ATTORNEYS AT IAW Commercial, Real Estate and Probate Law Specialties , . Office In Commercial Bank Building 7REG0N CITY OREGOU 4ko. 0. BaowHiLl BROW NELL J. TJ. Camfblv & CAMPBELL ATTORNEYS AT LAW Oaufleld Building Oregon City, Or Case Triumph Sulky and Gang Plows Are guaranteed Lighter Draft than walking Plows Doing same amount of work Send for Circulars of Case, Sulky, Gang and Walking Plows aud Harrows Hoosier Drill Best Drill in the World Liberal. Farmers are busy seeding again. Turtledoves have made their appear ance once more. Steve Phillippi left here this morning with a large drove of Btieep for the Port land market. N. Farr and Herman Logus, of the firm of Albright & Logus, of Oregon City, are here tonight with a' nice drove of beef cattle which they bought from Hobart, of Silverton. The air here was so blue last week that an indiao factory might have made a hit by battling the product aud label ing it "Gossip .blueing, not made by a trust." Heeding will be finished on all high ground in about a week if the weather continues good. Fall wheat looks well and present prospects are favorable for a good crop. Early sown spring grain in up and making rapid growth. Stock hogs are scarce and demand good prices. E. Dodge has hired two more men in his Bhingle mill and moved his family up to the mill near Mr. Morey's. WM1 Skein is bauling shingles all the time for Mr. Dodge. Charlie Boss is hauling his potatoes to Oregon City. Found A rubber to some one's shoe. Owner can have the same by calling on S. Wright. No. 10 rubber, right foot. . Pierce Wright and George Deeth were calling on Frank Bunch, of Mulino, last Sunday. K. April 3. Caru. Frank Irish and Henry Fanton have gone to Eastern Oregon. J. Q. Woodward has bought another horse to replace the one Hint he lost. Frank Paine has gone to Sumpter.and if he wiites back that there is plenty of work there, there II not be enough men in this neighborhood to do the farming. The women will then haye to try their muscle. Mr. Ilelvey'a family has the measles. Mr. Paine has purchased a horse from Charley Kauch. Charles Spangler'a horse is slowly ini- proving. Trixy. Mountain View. Born To the wife of Elwood Frost, on Thursday, March 29, 1900, a son. ' Mr. and Mrs. Bob Bullard, of Cams, were here Saturday shaking hands with old friends. Mrs. Haynes accompanied Rev. T. B. Haynes to Currinsville Saturday to visit lnends. Mrs. Mack had a severe spell of sick ness last wees and 's not able to be up yet. Lyman Mack is not so well this week as usual. Miss Nora Curran is also on the sick list. Mr. Locke has finished his work on C. SehuebePs residence and is now working for J. Jones on Seventh street. W. S. U'REN ATTORNEY AT LAW, J aggar Building, opposite Huntley's, ORtGON CITT - OREGON ft SCHUEBEL ATTORNEY AT LAW SfceutfrSer Slboofot - OREGON CITY OREGON1 THOS. F. RYAN Notary Public and Real Estate Broker fcdUDINS IMBUBAXCI AOEHCT OF CLACIAMM County Money to Loan. Abstracts of Title Hade Drawing ol Legal Dooumeuta a Specialty Office on east aide of Main street Between tth and 7tk OREGON CITY, ' ".ON Jf. C. STRICKLAND, si. D. (Hospital aud Private Experience.) fieri his profeulonal services to the people o Oregon City and vicinity. Special aliention paid to Catarrh and chronic diseases. ' Best of references given. Office in Willamette Building. 10 to 12 a. m., 4 to e p. m. Office hours: OBEOON CITY "0" Series CHILLED PLOVP Extra Polished Guaranteed to No 20-0-12 inch... $o ?o No 40-0-13 inch 10 00 Shares, Landsides, Mould boards, etc., wil fit Oliver N0.20 and 40. fceoer (" ome and see us when you come to Portland Mitchell, Lewis k Staver Co. First and Taylor Streets, PORTLAND. OREGON Meadowbrook. Mrs. J. C. C. Hall, who has been con- Sued to lur room under the care of Dr. Leavitt, is much improved iu health and able to be arouud. John Denison runs a butter wagon to Oregon City every Wednesday. Deni son's butter is excellent, and the city people have found it out. Mrs. B. F. Xoyer, who wag quite ill when her daughter, Miss Lthe, aged 18 years, died a yew dajs since, is now con vaiesceni. James Myers, of Portland, will teach the Wright school, in district 53, com mencing on the loin. Tete Gabriel, who settled on a piece ot railroad lani here, haa pulled up stakes and pulled his freight. J. 6. Griffith, of Texas, spent Sunday with ye scribe. Miss May Hall came out from the N. V. metropolis to care for her mother during her recent ill nets, but will return to her work nest week. We want to see 0. N. Larking, of Milk Oreek precinct, receive the nomination for county assessor on tne reiorm ticket. "Cicero" is competent, thoroughly hon- J. Gillette is working at the church again this week. George Pearl, who is hauling wood for the mill this summer, went to Salem on Saturday to see his mother aud visit among" friends. Miss Shaver and Mrs. Will Everhart, of Molalla, were in town Thursday and Friday. The pipe which supplies the watering trough is broken and there is no water for passing teams. Will the water com missioners see that the pioe is put in order 1 Grandma Bacon is uuder the doctor's care. . Mrs. Preston Cooper and Mrs. J. W. Miller went out to Maple Lane this morning to spend the day with their sister, Mrs. U. WilllamB. Miss Nellie Swafford was taken ill Tuesday evening and had to miss school Wednesday. Grandma Waldron expects to start for Missouri tins month. Mr. Frost U erecting a mansion on J. w. uurrin's property this week. Lumber is heme hauled tor a sidewalk from Ely poBtoffice to Mr. SwalTord'i place. There was a family reunion at the real dence of Mrs, Barlow last Thursday in honor of her mother s. Mrs. E. J. Wal dron's, 71st birthday. A number of nice presents were received. Those present were: Grandma Waldron, ac companied by Mrs. J. Walton, Mrs Alary Urolt and Mrs. W. Seaman, ot Portland ; Mrs. B. Collard, of Jiewburs; Mrs. M. Hyatt, of Willamette; Mr, and Mrs. u?orge Waldron, Mr, and Mrs, L. Waldron, Mr. and Mrs. E. M. Wal dron and Mrs. E. Harrington. April 4. Salisa. DR. L. L. PICKENS . .DENTIST Barclay Build!..,, Prices Moderate All Operations Guaranteed. DK. GEO. IIOEYE, DENTIST. Office tn Caufleld Building, Main Street Oregon Oitr. Bbidoi and Cbown Wobk a Specialty, All work warranted and satisfaction guaranteed. Oeorye. The following was adopted at the pri. mary of the populists and democrats of this precinct : We, the populistSi and democrats of George precinct, in joint primary elec tion, are in favor of dropping our party names iu the present campaign and working under the name "Independent' or such other party name as the county convention may agree upon; and our deleaateg to the county convention are hereby instructed to work to that end We consider the office of road super visor an office of honor and not for pri Vhte gain, xneretore, M it Resolved, That the road supervisor shall have thfe same pay as any therein' plove (tl 50 per day), and that the can didate for the office of road supervisor shall siiin this resolution. Resolved, That power should be grant ed to every road district to levy ad ditional tasee for road purposes to any amount not exceeding 15-mills. Adolf Wudkrhold, Chairman. Frank Ahmrt, Secretary. . ORKOOM DR. J. H. MILLER, DENTIST, Seventh Street, near S. P. Obkqoh City, Depot, Orbqoh DR. FRANCIS FREEMAN DENTIST. Graduate of the Northwestern Univer sity Dental School, also of American Col lege of Dental Hurgery, of Chicago. WITH DB. WBLCH. Willamette Black - OppoeiU Poetojfict Oreqoh Citt, Ubeooh. C. N. GREENMAN (Established 1864 TBK PIONEER EXFRESSMAH DEAYHAN Parcel! Delivered to All Parti of tb City OREGON CITV . "T . OBEdOS COMMERCIAL BANK OF OREGON CITY CAPITAL f 100,000 TranaacU a General Banking Bualneas Loam made. Bllli diaconnted. Mak eoV lectioni. Buy, and aella exchange on all points In the United Statea and Europe and on Horn Kong. Deposlu received ul-Jecl to check. Bank opes from A M. to 1 P. M. D.C. LA10PR&1TE, FEED J. MEYER, Fretldeut, Caahln J. C BRADLEY PROP. Kobiitt Livery and Sals Stable OREGON CITY, OREGON, Jitbi Street betweeathi Bridge andtha Depot. Qonble aad ftngl rig and aaddle horaea rartoanamd at the loweat ratea.and aeorra alee eonneoted with lha barn tor looaa atocV Wl formation regarding an; kind of af !opUy attended to by letter or peraon. E. 1. SIAS Watchmaker and Jeweler Postoffice Building CANBY - - OREGON