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OREGON CITY COURIER, FRIDAY, DECEMBER 9, 1904. ELECTION OF FRATERNITIES Many Secret Societies Choose . , Officers. TERMS VARY IN LENGTH Installations Take Place Early in January G. A. R. Encampment to . Meet Here. Tualatin Hive, No. 43. L. O. T. M., received a visit from the state commander, Mrs. N. H. Lambsou, of Portland, at tU ir meeting Saturday evouing. The following officers wore eloctod for the ensuing year: P. L. 0. Evelyn Darling; L. O., Mora Plummer; Lt. 0., Clara Batdorf; R. K, Viola Tate ; F. K., Anna Dahl; chaplain, Mary V. Howell; sergeant, Marie Dahl; M A., Pearl Hinman; sentry, Julia Barry; picket, Hattie Baker. The Degree of Honor Tuesday night hold its semi-nnnual election in Work man Hall, and the following officers were chosen : Miss Lizzie Vegelius, chief of honor; Miss Margaret Good fellow, past chief of honor; Mrs. B. P. Linn, lady o( honor; Miss Emuia Vegelius, chief of ceremonies; Mrs. Jennie 0. Pierce, recording secretary; Mrs. UUott, financier; Mrs. M. E. Barlow, receiver ; Mrs. Prank Fors burg, usher; Miss Dona Doty, 'in side watlicman; Mrs. R. J. Goodfel low, outside watchman. Olacknmas Council, No. 2007, Royal Arcanum, Tuesday night held its semi-annual election of officers with the- following result: J. Eugene Hedges, regent ; Harry E. Draper, vice regent; Dr. H. S. Mount, orator; Livy Stipp, secretary; Edward E. 3rodie, collector; Franklin T. Griffith, treasurer; Rov. P. K. Ham mond, chaplain; Fredorick J. Nelson, guide ; J. R. Cauleld, warden ; Frank Newton, sentry; O. G. Huntley, trus tee for three years. These officers will ho installed the first meeting in January in tho club rooms of the council in the Gardo building. Meade Relief Corps Monday after noon elected the following officers for the ensuing term : Mrs. Louisa, Froe niau, president; Mrs. Mary Ingram, senior vice presient ; Mrs. 0. A. Wil liams, junior vice president; Mrs. Julia Tingle, chaplain; Mrs. R. G. Pierce, treasurer ; Mrs. . Pauline Schwartz, couductor ; Mrs. Ketchum, guard. Tho following were elected dologatos to the state encampment: Mrs. Laura Williams, Mrs. , W. M. Shank , Mrs. Mary Ingram, Mrs. James F. Nelson The alternates: Mrs. Clara Moore, Mrs. Pauline Sohwarti, Mrs. Mary Horn, Mrs. Julia Tingle. Meado Post No. 2, Grand Army of the Republic, Monday night elected officers for tho coming term, begin ning tho first mooting in January, as follows: James F. Nelson, com mander; A. W. France, senior vice commander ; George F. Horton, jun ior vice commander; E. T. Grider, chaplain ; George A. Harding, quar termaster ; James A. Tufts, surgeon ; A. J. Hobble, officer of the day; L. W. Ingrain, officer of the guard; C. H. Dancliy and A. B. Moore, mem bers of the council of administration. The following delegates were elected to represent the Post at the Grand Encampment of the Department of Oregon, which meets in this city next spring: Jumes M. Taylor, James Tufts, F. Ilayford, Franu Redner, D. Cankins, C. Horn, W. H. Guile. The alternates are: D. K. Bills, Joseph Martin, O. A. Cheney, T. F. Brown, Israel Putman, B. Wirt, George Westfall. Court Robin Hood, No. 9, Foresters of America, met Tuesday night and elected officers, who will be installed the first Tuesday in January. All the officers of tho Court were eloctod except the office of Lecturer, and this olace will lie filled later. Court Robin Hood will meet every Tuesday in December. Following are the new officers: Linn E. Jones, past chief ranger; I. Pursifull, chief ranger; M. Replogle, sub-chief ranger; J. A. Moore treasurer; X. Koemg, recording secretary ; F. W. Hnmphrys, financial secretary; I. Rittenhouse, senior woodward ; Earl Mosier, junior woodward ; D. Searl, seuor beadle ; T. L. Vierbooii, ' junior beadle ; W. Rittenhonse, trustee. Oregon City Assembly No. 7, United Artisians, has elected the rollowing officers for the ensuing term : Mrs. S. A. Gillett. past master artisian ; Frank Dotv. master artisian ; T. Car- rico, superintendent; Hattie Ringo, inspector- R. J. Goodfellow, sec retary; M Bollack, treasurer; D. Matheny, senior conductor ; Mrs. P. Schwartz, master of ceremonies; Mrs. Hattie Gemmell, junior conduc tor. Installation, will be held the first meeting in the new year, when the appointment of the warder, in structor and finance committee will be made. Mrs. Emma Doty and Mil ton Price were elected fieid comman ders. . , . Falls City Lodge, Ancient Order of United Workmen, has elected the following officers: John Lowrey, past master workman ; CP. Landen, foreman ; Sam Roaka, Overseer; John Kelly, inside watchman ; Horace Wil liams master watchman ; H. J.. Harding, recorder ; C. H. Dye, re ceiver; C. Schuebel,- financier; Sam Roake, trustee. Installation will take place the first Saturday in January. Notice of Thanks. t i,,-., n,is onlv method of contess- Twelve thousand dollars, or as much as may be necessary of that amount, lias been appropriated by the city council for the completion of the South End road. The ordinance passed Wednesday night without a dis senting voice, and Councilman Shea lian, at one time a strong opponent to the construction of the road, stated in explanation of his vote, that he did not believe that it would cost anything like the sum named in tho ordinance, and for the further reason that tho road was so. near completion that it would be unreasonable to do anything else than order its Completion. Ordinances were passed levying a 4 mill tax for the general and muni cipal purposes and a 3 mill tax for the improvement of streets. C. D. Latourette appeared tor the Oregon, City & Suburban Railroad Company, and nsked that they be given an extension ot one year in which to complete the road. He offered $50 as a nominal consideration for the privilege and the time was extonded until Januay 1, 1900. The Lranchise for tliis road runs down Water Street to 12th and out 12th to the Southern Pacific railroad, end from there to 14th street, from 14th street to Wasington and out Washing ton to the Aboruethy road. Mrs. R. D. Willas, and Mrs. E. A, Bollinger, also W. W. H. Sampson, and family, and all others for their efforts to relieve me in my destitu tion. Mrs. Lucy. Cubbage, Dover, Oregon. MONEY FOR SOUTH END ROAD. Council Makes, Appropriation Eor Its Appropriation. Evangelistic Meetings. Social Evangelistic meetings are to begin at, the First Baptist church of this city on the coming Sabbath, De cember 11. Rev. H. Wise Jones who comes to assist Pastor Beaveu is a man who will command the respect of this community in every respect. He does not come as a professional evan gelist, but owing to his peculiar nat ural gifts in this line the Oregon Bap tist Convention has invited mm to this state to take up that, particular character of work, and from the first whisper that he might bo secured, some years ago, Kev. iieaven put in a request that ho should come to Oregon City as soon as he could. And now that he is coming it will be well for the people of this town to try and ar range their atlairs to attend. It will be a rare treat to all who come under the influence of his work. Begining Sunday morning next he will hold two services a dny, at the usual time on Suuday and of a week day at 2 in the afternoon and 7:30 at night. Every thing will be done to make the room comfortable and the services at tractive. Coughing Spell Causes Death "Harry Dick well, aged 25 years, choked to death early yestorday morning at his home, in the presence of his wife and child. He contracted a slight cold a few days ago and paid but little attention to it. Yesterday morniug ho was seized with a fit -of coughing which continued for some time. His wife sheut for a physician but before he . could arrived, another coughing spell came on, and Duck well died from suffocation. - St. Louis Globe Democrat, December 1st, 1901." Ballard's Horehoond Syrup would have saved him. 25c, 50c, and $1. Charman & Co. Presbytery Withholds Appi oval. The call of Rev.. Frank H. Mix ell to tho pastorate of the First Presby terrian church of this city, came up Tuesday in Portland at a meeting of the Presbytery. Will Green, O. Schuebel and M. M McGeehan at tended the Presbytery, and Judge T. F. Cowing and J. M. Warnock were there as representatives of the church. The Presbytery ref deed to approve the call, as it had previously dissolved the pastoral relations formerly exist ing between Mr. Mixaoll and tho Ore gon City church. Card of Thanks. We desire to thank the members of thel. O. O. F. and A. 0. U. W. and all others who so kindly assisted -us in our late bereavement. Mrs. 0. O. T. Williams . ' and Fnmiiy. ' Wholesale Prices To Churches on Christmas Tree Decorations and to Teachers on Christmas Cards Don't buy tillyou get our prices. 'ujuhuiuiii Popular Price Druggists. Thanks! We want to here and now thank our friends and cus tomers who turned out and helped to make our "Open ing Day" such a success. A great deal of the annual holiday worry could be avoided if the right gifts and the right people could get together. We have had this thought in mind during our year of Xmas buying To bring gift buyers and the goods they want together. This list given here, will, no doubt suggest many suitable gits and there are hundreds of things besides these which go to make up a drug store. We ask you to come and look around--take a good look at everything. We feel satisfied our assortment and prices will do the rest. ' ins mv sincere uiauno iu the liberal nf tbo sood people of Ore- eon Citv and agisting me in my hour t Hitrps The forest fires had burned everything. I want to thank Notice to Creditors. - Notice is hereby given that tho un dersigned has been duly appointed by the Countv Court of tho State of Ore gon, for Clackamas county, adminis tratrix of .the estate of Isaac D. Sur fus, deceased. All persons having claims against the said estate are hereby required to present the same to ma properly verilieri, as uy law required, at the office of O. D. and D. C. Latourette, Oregon City, Ore gon, within six months from the dato hereof. Dated this 4th day of Novemer, 1904 MARY M. SURF US, Administratrix of the estate of Isaao D. Surfus. deceased, SUMMONS. ' In the circuit court for Clackamas county, state of Oregon : Cleveland Cox, plaintiff vs Katie Cox, defendant. To Katie Cox, defendant above named : In the name of the state of Oregon, you are hereby required to appear and answer the complaint filed against yon in the above entitled suit, on nr before the 14th day of January, l'JOo, and if you fail to answer, for want thereof the plaintiff will apply to the court for the relief demanded in the complaint, towit, for a decree divorc ins olaintiff from defendant. This summons is published by order of Hon. T. A. McBride, judge of said court, made and entered November 2t)th, 1004, directing the first publica tion thereof to be made December 2nd, 1004, and the last publication thereof January 13th, 1905, being six weeks publication. J. N. PEARCY, Attorney for plaintiff. N ros a ivian. Here are a few selections from a stock that contains twice as many more and all equally desirable and equal ly moderately priced: Clock - For his room gi.ooto 3.00 Cuff Buttons Link or straight 50c up Watch Fob or Chain $i oo up Scarf Pin Ntw designs 50c up . Books In plain cloth and fancy leather 25c to $5.00 Bible Leather bindings 50c to 7,5o , Fountain Pen Lasts years daily comfort $1.00 up Pocket Book Card case or purse 50c to 5.00 Pocket, Knife Plain, pearl or stag handle $$oc to $3.50 Umbrella A truly Oregon present, silk 2.00 up Shaving Outfit Either a. nice case complete or a safety outfit or just a Peerless Griffon Razor. Ask for the' odd and fetching designs in shaving mugs. Military Brushes Every man needs a set 1.00 pair up. Camera We have the gi5.oo kind for $9.50 now and the famous pocket kodaks for $6.00. Match Box Better values at $1 .00 than last year at $1.50. Cigars We can help you to a satisfactory choice. No disappoint ment if they come from Huntley's. Pipes Briar and meerschaum with or without cases 50c to 8.00. Smoking Sets Every smoker needs one 75c up. Collar and Cuff Box In celluloid, leather or wood 65c up. Traveling Set, Toilet sets in leather cas s $1.25 up. Clothes Brush Or a hat brush or a fancy whisk. Shaving Mirror A necessity for every shaver. Inkstand Or other writing desk outfit. 1905 Diary Most men use opec to $1.2$. Leather Pocket Flasks -From 50c to 4.00. Cigar Case Appreciated by every smokersoc tip. Dictionary For his table 25c to 10,00. Athletic Goods -Boxing gloves, punching bag, Whitely exer ciser S1.00 up. , - Fot a-Bby We have so many things boys want and ought to have, that we could make a list four times as long. up. Small board games and card Knife Indispensable to the boy 15c Game Boards Crokinole 1.00 up. games 10c up. , Collar and Cuff Boxes . Toilet, Sets. ft Brushes Give the boy his own and make him neat. m r: u ncuAc no fnr hie room er nn ' Camera Every boy wants one 1.00 up. Watch You can get a good timepiece for 1.00. Athletic Goods Foot ball, punching bag, boxing gloves, etc. please any boy. Fountain Pen Will use it every day in school $1. 00. Set. Drawing Instruments In nice case 50c, 75c and 1.00. Fot the Little Ones Picture Books Linen books 5c. to 50c. Water Colors Colored crayons, painting books 10c. up. Black Boards Should be one every home 40c. A. B. C. Blocks Picture blocks, etc. 5c to $1.00. Rubber Toys Rubber balls, etc. 5c up. Games For all ages 5c up. P,t.Tw.,,j,iJ,,i!LvjS will Fot a Lady. With such a wide variety to select from there should be no trouble in making a satisfactory selection for any lady. This gives merely a hint of the assortment: Books Poems and standard prose in handsome editions. All the latest fiction 2jC to $3.00. Jewelry Broaches, rings, chains, etc. at jewelry store prices. Art, Calendars Some beauties this year 25c up. Photo Holders and Boxes all the latest novelties. Music Rolls She may need one 50c to 5.00. Moriage Ware Beautifnl and artisti:. Utopian Art, Pottery The very latest are ware on the market. Ladies' Bags Always desirable, ours are new and up to date 5oc to $6.00. Pocket Books all the fancy leathers 50c up Toilet Cases-We have hundreds of different kinds, prices 6$c up. Silverware Everything" in this line at the right prices. Clocks Ormalu, bisque and fancy metal. Stationery And writing desk requisites, always needed. . Pictures Framed and unframed, all Prices. Bibles The best gift of all in many instances 25c up. Lowney's Candies -Is there anyone who wouldn't like a box of , this most delicious confection f Brushes Ebony and Foxwood, plain and sterling silver mountings. Perfumery Why not a nice bottle of Palmers rickseckers, violets. Atomizers The newest is a German patent.no rubber bulb to ,give out. GoM Pens Just the thing and an unlimited choice $ 1 .00 up. Cut, Glass Prices on this line about one fourth , less than other dealers. ' v Japanese Goods Boxes and trays in all their beautiful coloring. Mirrors Hand and triplicate beauties in mahogany, foxwood, ebony, gold and silver. China Hand painted cups, saucers and plates. , Candlesticks Gol J, silver, bronze, gun metal, at all prices 25c up Inkstands Scores to" choose frdrn; 25c up. UmbrellasThis is a line that we have every one beaten on. Cameras Pictures appeal to everyone -a camera should be in every home. Work Boxes In celluloid, plush and wood many kinds. Glove and Handkerchief Boxes Single and in-sets Austrian Court wood.C elluloid, Japanese, Leather and many others. . Manicure Sets In boxes of many kinds and prices Also single articles in silver, china, stag, celluloid. These are necessities for every woman. Magazines Let us save you something on your magazines. To Send Away Souvenir Book of Oregon City 18 views 25c. Oregon City Post Cards 2 for 5c. Christmas. Cards Calen dars and Pictures. For a GiA. Mauy articles in the ladies' list are suitable, and here are Some niore Napkin Ring You can get a silver one for 48c. Set Water Colors Encourage her artistic talent 25c up. Bracelet, Neck Chain, Ring, Brooch, Hat Pin. Books A big line of "girls" books to select from . Prices 25c up. Sterling Silver Novelties Book marks, manicure articles, writ ing desk requisites, penholders, curling irons, etc. Autograph Albums Every girl wants one 10c to $1,00. Photograph Albums Saves her pictures 75c. up. Di-irv finest Rook. Holidav Book. , a NOTICE TO CREDITORS. In the County Court of the State of Oregon, for the county of Clackamas. Sending Money Abroad If yog wish to send the Old Folks at Home a remembrance for Christmas, Come to as and we will sell votf a draft that is good in all the principal cities of Great Britain and Europe, iZheap and Safe. THE BANK OF OREGON CITY Oregon City, Oregon. Tn tho matter of the Kern, deceased. Notice ifi hereby given that the un dersigned has been duly appointed, bv order of the above entitled court, as administrator of the estate of Patsy Kern, deceased. Any and all persons ,.i,.inluHrninsti the said estate must present them to the undersigned, J estate of Patsy duly verified, at his residence nt (Jlarks, uregon, wiriun six inonuis from tho date of this notice. Dated this 23rd day of November, 1004. PETER KERN, Administrator said estate. said estate Dimick & Dimick, Attorneys for Adm. Brunswick House and Restaurant Newly Furnished Rooms, Meals at All Hours Open Day and Night Prices Reasonable. ...Only First Class Restaurant in the City .... Opposite Suspension Bridge, Oregon City, Ore. OREGON CITY MACHINE SHOP 12TH AND MAIN STS. PHILIPP BUCKLEIN, Proprietor All kinds of machines built and repaired
