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Oregon city courier Friday, april 3, ma
NEWS OF THE COUNTY
MULINO.
Several Mulinoites attended the
Sunday school convention at Molalla,
Sunday.
A farewell surprise party was giv
en Mr. and Mrs. Maple at their home
Tuesday evening, when Mrs. Maple's
Sunday school class and a few other
friends went to spend a last evening
with them before going to Hood River.
The evening was spent with games
and music and at a late hour the
lunch the ladies had brought was serv
ed, after which they all went home
wishing them sucess In their new
home. Those present were: Mr. and
Mrs. Lee, Mr. and Mrs. Maple, Mr. and
Mrs. Udell Mr. and Mrs. Charlie Dan
iels, Mrs. Howard, Mrs. Churchill,
Mrs. Snodgrass, Mrs. Daniels; the
Misses Emily Spulak, Katie Daniels,
Nada Lee, Vesta Churchill, Floda
Burns, Alice Moore, Maude Trulling
er, Inez Snodgrass, Gladys Snodgrass,
Mary Snodgrass, Mildred Maple, Calla
Manning, Edith Manning, Maud Man
ning, and Messrs. Bayno Howard,
Claude Howard, Hoyal Trulllnger,
Ernest Mallatt, Arthur Mallatt, Alfred
Killgore, Archie Davis, Rob. Snod
grass and Harold Lee.
Some dogs made quite a raid on
Dan Greaves' sheep recently.
Arthur Mallatt returned last week
after spending several days In Marion
county.
Edith Wiles, of Portland, was vis
ltlng friends in Mulino, last week.
Nada Lee, Vesta Churchill, Mary
Trulllnger and Edith Wiles, called on
Jessie Akins and Mrs. Jennie Dix,
Thursday afternoon.
The mill Is not being run much late
ly on account of Mr. Marks having
rheumatism in his ankles and Mr.
Meyers being called away.
NEW ERA.
The Pacific Telephone company
was surveying Its old line here last
week with the anticipation of rebuild
ing their line this summer.
The New Era Mutual Telephone
Co. held a call meeting here Saturday
afternoon and signed up a contract
with thes Northwest Long Distance
'leiepnone x;o. tor a term or nve
years, with a 15c rate to Portland and
a 5c rate to Oregon City.
James Smith, the Democratic can'
dldate for commissioner from Macks-
burg, passed through our berg last
Thursday evening.
George Schrlner, of Twilight Hall,
was in town one day last week and
reports that his hand Is fast recover
ing from the loss of a couple of fing
ers which he chopped off some time
ago, while splitting stove wood.
Mrs. H. P. Wink has been having
a siege of grip the past week.
While In Canby last Saturday, Mr.
Bradtl's horse got loose with the bug
gy and made a hurry for homo, but
collided with a telephone pole and
the harness being weak, the buggy
was left, and the horse soon arrived
at the barn.
Charles Hougham Ib also numbered
on the sick list this week.
Mrs. Slaughter loft Sunday for Mo
lalla to be present at her mother's
(Grandma May's) 80th birthday.
Oscar Burgoyne left Tuesday to
take up a run as fireman on the Wood
burn branch. .
J. L. Hoffman and G. H. Brown
were Portland visitors on Tuesday.
"Curt" Diistin is planning a trip to
San Francisco In the near future.
JENNINGS LODGE.
See how the Industrious work in
their gardens these fine Bpring days.
Mrs. Terry took a relapse on the
eve of her rocovery. from pneumonia,
but is better again. Dr. Sommor, of
Oregon City, has attended the case.
Miss Ella Itose has been having
a Bpell of la grippe.
Last Thursday evening a surprise
party was tendered William Gardner
in honor of his fifty-third birthday an
niversary. Those In atteudunce from here at
the Parkplace high school entertain
ment, were Misses Arlle Shaver,
Florence Aaron, Llla Lewis, Messrs.
Morris, Aaron, Shaver.
Mrs. Salsby from Salem, vlBited
with her old time friend and neighbor,
Mrs. Salsby 's husband is in Portland
Mrs. Hecltner, of this place this weok.
Well, we will In the near future,
have a creditable school building.
The Ladies InduRtrJnl Club will hold
a social In the S.:w store building
Friday evening, March 27th, the pro
ceeds of which will go toward pur
chasing a good organ for the school.
The L. 1. C. whs organized here
some time ago with the following of
ficers: Mrs. Flora Becknor, presi
dent; Miss Grace Morris, treasurer;
they are doing a good and uoble work
In this vicinity. May they live long
and prosper.
The acre of land for the school was
donated by the two Jennings brothers.
Our Bchool directors are, John Jen
nings, L. Wilcox, and Ed. Roethe. Mr.
Slocuin ia clerk.
man has sold her place for the con
sideration of one hundred dollars
per acre.
Supervisor Smith Is busy filling in
bad places with the scraper, and pre
paring for another application with
the grader.
Recently one of our most peaceful
citizens got run in at Canby while
standing on a street corner and talk
ing agriculture. We therefore advise
all our citizens when you have any
business at that place to talk naught
but politics, and only in a whisper.
We notice among the Macksburg
representation in politics, Mr. J. W.
Smith, for County Commissioner on
the Democratic ticket. We take the
liberty to say that Mr. Smith is one
of the most successful farmers of
our burg, and a man who has no foes
to fear, but Bcores of friends to please.
He Is a practical road builder and if
elected Commissioner would be the
right man in the right place.
Ye scribe went to Oregon City last
week to get some dental work done.
Yes, Kumtux, you will be entirely
welcome, as the old saying goes, "the
more the merrier."
Mr. and Mrs: Luebben gave a very
pleasant entertainment Saturday even
ing in honor of H. R. Tackleson, -of
Canby. All present report a good
time.
John Damm, Jr., and Raymond Wil
son were in Oregon City on business
and pleasure Tuesday.
and Ethel Hale were initiated into
the mysteries of the First and Second
degrees, and Robert Duncan was re
instated in the grange, and James
Duncan received the 3d and 4th de
crees. Mr. G. T. Hunt made his last trip
or the Hazelwood creamery, Sunday.
W. H. Holder visited the Abernethy
Grange Saturday.
Mr. and Mrs. W. Shrlner visited
Jessie Walter Lemon, Sunday.
Tom Huxley has bought Mrs. Tim's
place.
Mr. Hathaway, an uncle of Mrs. G.
T. Hunt, who lias been visiting at her
home, returned to Portland one day
last week.
W. H. Holder has rented Emanuel
Xregbaum's place.
SPRINGWATER.
SCHUBEL.
Quite a good crowd came out last
Saturday evening to hear the High
School question debated. C. Schue
bel, of Oregon, suoke in favor of the
school, and the members of the Shu
bel debating society spoke against It,
and I think Mr. Schuebel learned one
thing, and that Is, that our people
here are discussing the issues of the
day, and are keeping themselves post
ed on things political and do not take
every thing for granted because the
lawyers and politicians say it is so.
Mr. Dimick and Mr. Campbell did not
take part in the discussion, but only
stated what they have done and will
do If elected to the office for which
they are striving for. We are ready
for the next crowd which would like
to debate on any live topic.
' Frank Grossmueller Is working for
D. F. Moehnke.
Mrs. John Wolf, who died last
Thursday, was burled Sunday In the
Congregational cemetery.
Joe Stuedoman has pruned the Sta
ben orchard, and It Improved the ap
pearance of it a hundred per cent.
Roar work has been" progressing
very slowly the last few weeks, the
weather not being just right.
Grass and crops are making good
growth, fruit trees are later In bloom
ing than usual.
Mr. and Mrs. G. A. Schubel went to
Portland to. vlsl with their daughters.
The Lutherans are fixing up the
parsonage for the new minister.
Miss Laura Ginther has returned
to Oregon City.
Rov. E. G. Hornshuh came home
Monday to stay a few days.
The Clackamas County Teachers'
Institute that was held In Estacada,
the 28th, was well attended; the teach
ers and others that went from here
reported a fine educational program.
Several homeseekers were looking
through Springwater last week.
The Sunday School had their an
nual election last Sunday, resulting
as follows: Superintendent, W. G.
Lewellen; assistant, William Bard;
secretary, Miss Hazel Tison; treas
urer, Ethel Closner; librarian, Roae
Closner. Good Interest Is taken in
the Sunday school.
Earl Shibley and wife are on the
way home from Arizona, and will
stop a few days at Grants Pass.
The voters of Clackamas county
had better wake up to realize that
they have the privilege to vote on lo
cal option In June, which If they look
at It from a moral, humane, financial
and decent standpoint, Is a great priv
ilege. It was only last week that two
of our bright young men from Oregon,
were dismissed from Stanford Uni
versity In disgrace for drunkenness,
called at the Mt. Home school house
by Statement No. 1 League of High
land, M. E. Kandle, president, and B.
Sullivanfl secretary. A majority of
the voters present were In favor of
Statement No. 1, and a branch league
wa3 roganized with L. C. Unger as
president, A. S. Henderson recording
secretary and C. E. Surfus, corres
ponding secretary. On next Satur
day evening the first two amendments
in the pamphlet containing measures
to be submitted to voters of Oregon,
June 1st, 1908, are to be discussed.
SMYRNA.
The shingle mill here is running
with a full crew on full time, and turn
ing out first-class fir shingles.
Joe Johnston had a public sale on
the 23d, and the next day, he packed
Ills houseuold goods and moved to
Canby.
E. A. Porter has bought a gasoline
engine and feed mill, and expects to
have it in running order soon. Ed.
says that hereafter the manufacturing
shall not all be confined to one street
In this town. He intends to a"dd a
lath and picket machine in the near
future.
A number of the youngbloods and
sports from the neighborhood, attend
ed the horse show at Woodburn on
Saturday, last.
Several of our farmers are hauling
potatoes to the station, but 24c per
bushel is rather poor pay for wear
and tear of horse flesh, vehicles and
patience, to say nothing about the.
spuds.
J. W. Watson went to Oregon City
this morning, where he expects to
meet Mrs. Watson and the babies
on their return from Sea Side. From
there they expect to go to visit with
friends near Logan before coming
home.
the bumper run Sunday, over four
miles in one day, with about twenty
five thousand ties.
La grippe has passed out of this
section, but the mumps came and a
few are down with them.
Mrs. Fred H. Burns and Clara Mor
ey are In Portland for a few weeks on
a visit, and buying spring goods, for
the store at Liberal.
Roads are getting muddy again,
but tho grass grows just the same.
J. O. Morris made a flying trip to
Oregon City Saturday.
Buena Vista.
Some time ago the city passed an
ordinance to put In a walk from 10th
to Division Street. Something, will
have to be done to force matters it
seems, or we will continue to walk in
mud for another season. Some res
idents have built walks, but others
should soon follow suit.
Miss Marion Gossett and Miss Mary
Heitman are visiting Mrs. VV. G.
Langsl'ord.
Mrs. Oglesby, Mrs. Henry Miller,
Mrs. Carlton and Mrs. Edmonston
were isitlng at W. G. Langsford's a
few days past.
Judge Dimick called on us Thurs
day last.
Mrs. Fred Watson, who has been
under the weather, is getting a great
leal better and able to be around.
Mrs. W. G. Langsford Is also fairly
on the road to recovery, being able
to sit up and walk around a little.
Mr. Ward of Gladstone, has rented
his place to Mr. Huntley, a teamster.
Mr. Ward Is about to install city wa
ter on the premises.
While Mr. and Mrs. Cyrus, of the
Charman House, were retiring for the
night on Saturday last, they were
greatly astonished to hear a loud
knocking at their door." On making
inquiries they found Mr. and Mrs.
January with a large number of
friends and neighbors, who came to
GEORGE W, DIXON
ditor Canby Tribune
WANT LARGE CROPS?
Of coarse yot do.
Every farmer does,
but the trouble fs a
great many farmers
do not realise that
plowing is the first
and most important
step toward good
crops
STONE.
MACKSBURG.
The weather la quite rough at pres
ent ami the farmers are being delajed
in their work. Grain of all kinds look
exceedingly well. Spring grains up
and looking good, but pastures are
quite backward thus far.
Our people are going to have a
steam saw mill. The promoters are
Grant Mumpower and Mr. Lllllo. They
aro blowing out the slumps and ar
ranging for their plant. If not hin
dered, the saws will be buzzing soon.
This place ought to make a city
some day, we havo the cannery and
a good school house, and church, and
puoplo seem to get along well in this
part of Clackamas county.
Your scribe met Poter Wlllson re
cently, who lives In the upper Logan
country. Mr. Wlllson thinks that the
Logan country Is the garden spot of
Clackamus county. We can heartily
agree with Mr. Wlllson for there Is
a good many garden spots In Clack
amas County.
There is quite a lot of land holders
that own such big garden spots In
Clackamas County, that they let tholr
garden spots grow up to hazelbrush
and fir brush and they don't get very
much out of their garden spot.
Tho Logan people are hauling pro
duce by the big loads such as pota
toes, oats, and hay.
Mrs. Spoonor, from near Lents, and
Mr. Tucker, from Hood River came
to seo Mr. livers' fruit ranch near
Stono in Clackamas County. Mr.
Tucker Is considerably taken up with
Clackamas County. Ho bought a ton
acre garden spot at Hood River and
paid $2000. He has been offered all
ready more than he paid.
Evangelist Sewell will preach nt
tho church on the 4th of April at 7
o'clock in the evening, and the 5th at
11 o'clock. Special invitation to all.
J. I. CASE PLOWS
AND GOOD CROPS ARE CLOSE FRIENDS
THERE
IS A
REASON
FOR
THIS
CLOSE
The J. I. CASE is the lightest draft plow known--a man can poll it! The
J. I. CASE has many exclusive featares which other plow manofactarers
have tried to copy.
GARFIELD.
Be earnest, be faithful, and yon
will have abundant reward. Develop
the very best of everything within
you.
Mrs. Opal Crecraft, Instructor of
the Bowman school, district 88, elos
ed a very successful term of live
months' school, Monday, the 30th.
Misa Cora Yocum is nt homo from
Corvallls on ncount of sickness. She
will bo able to return to college this
weok.
GnrhVld Grange held Its regular
session, Saturday, tho 28th, There
THE CASE IS MADE
to LAST a LIFE-TIME
AND THEN SOME
It will save yourself as well as
your horse.
SEND FOR. A CATALOGUE
BRANCHES:
Spokane, Wash.
Boise, Idaho
Morrison and
E. 2nd Sts., also
1st & Taylor Sts.
Portland, Ore.
MYERS MILLER, Oregon City Agents. Fairclough Bldg., I Oth and Main Sts.
and upholding the same.
The teachers and pupils of the
Sprlngwater school will have a drama
in the near future. Date will he giv
en later.
LIBERAL.
We aro Informed that Mrs. Ed Bow-1 was a good attendance Jessie Lemon
Good Teeth Means Good Digestion
Good Health and Good Looks
Our Painless
Methods
and acknowledged skill and
gentleness in handling the
most difficult cases have
robbed the dentist's ottice
, of its old time terror.
People entrusting their
work to us will be surprised
and delighted at the results
which will not fail to satisfy
the most exacting person.
We keep in the lead. Osleriied methods find no place in our practice.
We guarantee the best in skill and appliances in return for a reasonable
fee.
If you want cheap work don't come here We have no "gold bricks"
to offer you, but if you desire the best possible results for a modest charge
you will not be disappointed at this office
Eighteen years practice in Oregon City is a pretty good guarantee
that we are doing honest dentistry.
L. L. PICKENS, Dentist
WHNHARD BUILDING BOTH PHONES
ELWOOD.
Fanners are taking a lay off this
showery weather. Seeding has stop
ped, but early-sown grain has come
It is feared that our preacher, Rev. up nicely; also timothy and clover Is
Dlven, will have to give up his pas- "coming through with a good stand.
torate here on acount of poor health. Stock are rustling for the green
If he does it is very much regretted, grass.
as tho whole congregation is well i Goat shearing Is well under way.
pleased with him. The young kids are healthy and are
doiug all right. Ira Morris has been
wielding the shears In this section.
Pierce Wright made a business trip
A (pilot wedding took place at the!0 Portland Tuesday,
home of Lawrence Baker last Wed-i Otis Morris and crew of men pass
nesdnv at 11 a. m when Miss Maude Pl Wright's bridge Sunday at 10
linker and Mr. John Arquell were o'clock with their ties. They made
joined in marriage, M. 13. Kandle of- j mmm. , a
delating. Following congratulations,!
a tempting dinner was served. The
guests wore: Mr. Frank Maker, Mas
ter Walter Roydstnn, Mr. J. Grind
staff. Mrs. Lydia Park, Mrs. Grind
staff and Mr. and Mrs. Kandle. j
Mrs. Ellon Stronigroon and Miss
Unit wore visitors at A. S. Hender-1
son's Sunday.
Cluis Bittner made a trip to Port- '
land last week to purchase some now I
fittings for his mill.
Miss Sadie Freeman was home for oq the Positive guarantee
a few days last week. , , , - . .
Miss Marsh attended the teachers' that it it UOeS I10t glVe SatlS-
Institute at Estacada Saturday. fflrti0n we Will return the
Miss Annio Cadomin spent Satur- ICUOU we WW rciuiu Uio
day and Sunday in Estacada visiting entire amount Of money paid
Mr. Cox expects to move Into his
now house sX)ii.
Hosolvod. That tho Southern States
wore just Hied In seceding, will be dis
cussed by the pupils of the public
school next Friday.
Harry iiittner made a trip to Ore
gon City last week with a load of
spools,
Saturday evening a meeting was
We Sell
congratulate and celebrate Mr. Cyrus'
26th - birthday. This everyone heart
ily Joiued in by "threshing" him good,
which he will remember for 12 months
to come, and music and dancing. Those
present were Mr. and Mrs. January
and daughter Gladys, Mr. and Mrs.
Jones, Mr. and Mrs. Cato, Mr. and
Mrs. Greaves, Mr. and Mrs. Del Hart,
Mr. and Mrs. Hogatte, Miss Marion
Gossett, Miss Grazien. During the
evening George Keane gave a few
vocal and Instrumental selections with
his banjo, after dancing to the strains
of Cato's music until 1 a. m. Every
one retired with the usual congratu
lations for Mr. Cyrus.
CANBY.
us for it. We mean this
and ask all those who are
sick and need strength to try
it with this understanding.
HUNTLEY BROS. CO.
Oregon City
Jasper Likes, who lives at Oswego,
was visiting John Burns and wife last
Suuday..
Mr. Wheeler, of this place, attend
ed a large sale near Needy a few days
ago.
There was a political specking at
Canby a few nights ago.
Miss Ora Seaton was visiting her
aunt, Mrs. Warron Kendle, a few days
ago.
Mr. Cantwell has a new real estate
office in Canby.
Mr. Wheeler has returned from
Dayton, Wash.
Frank May has been plowing for
Kendle aud Burns.
Our road supervisor has a lot of
men and teams engaged grading down
the Good bridge hill. That is a hard
place to make a good road.
Mr. Meoks Is engaged at present
pulling stumps with his stump-puller
ou his farm, just beyond Good's
bridge.
Frank Cantrell and family, who re
cently lived in Canby, have moved j
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Republican Candidate for Representative
"The young man who has wrecked the machine in Clackamas County."
CHAMPION OF STATEMENT
(I take the pledge No ifs nor ands)
Well, what do you think! Where
are those noble champions who said
they would quit the race before they
would sign Statement No. 1? They
are now falling over themselves try
ing to head Dixon off for the nomina
tion. Can they do it? He leaves it
to the voters to decide.
Equality in Taxation, Security for
Bank Depositors, Better Schools and
Better Roads, No Tricking, No Treach
ery. No Flim-flam Work. No Flopping.
A Square Deal for All.
Vote as your Conscience Dictates.
Equality in taxation, Security for Bank Depository and a
a Square Deal for All
Vote as your conscience dictates.
out to the UnionHall neighborhood.
Jay Fellows is making some im
provements on his new ranch near the
Molalla river.
Mr. Bolander's saw mill is grinding
out lumber again.
ELDORADO.
George Helvey called on K, A.
Schoenborn one day last week.
Laura Piepka spent Sunday with
Elsie Schienborn.
Mrs. Geo. Helvey, who has bean on
the sick list, is improving slowly.
Henry Schoenborn is hauling pota
toes to Canby.
Mrs. B. Frost, of Portland, and Mrs.
Ed. Howard of Cams,' were visiting
Mrs? Dr. Goucher Saturday.
Lloyd Pain is on the sick list.
. Mr. and Mrs. A.. L. Jones went to
Portland and St. John, Suuday. .
Lewis Wellis called on Mr. Schoen
born Tuesday.
Mrs. Frank Enz, of Nobel, Or., is
visiting her daughter, Mrs. George
Helvey.
Hazel Moshberger stepped on a tack
and is not able to be about.
Mrs. Fred Sturges went to town and
got a little more cold.
Mrs. R. A. Schoenborn called on
Mrs. H. Fisher Sunday.
Mrs. Moshberger Is improving very
slowly.
NEEDY.
We are glad to hear that Mr. Brow
nell is cleared.
Mr. and Mrs. McGonegal, Mr. and
Mrs. Percy Ritter, Mr. and Mrs. Chas.
Noblitt, were among those who at
tended tho fair at Woodburn Satur
day.
Charlie Noblitt's trotter won a prize
at the woodburn fair.
Just wait till Al Thompson gets his
automobile.
Nettle Lefferty visited friends here
Sunday.
The skating rink was largely at
tended Saturday night.
Mrs. Jane Lee, of Canby, Is visit
ing her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Gene
Mitts.
Miss Ring, of Marquam, visited rel
atives here the past week.
Mr. and Mrs. Werner spent Sun
day afternoon at Montandon's.
Albert Elliott and Miss Zoa Fish
have returned to Needy.
Miss Lucy Cochran left for Colum
bia county Tuesday. She has a
spring term of school there. We wish
her success In this, her first term.
MULINO.
WE HOLD THREE
WITH WHICH TO WIN
YOUR. GROCERY TRADE
THEY ARE: Standard
Qualities, Low Prices and
Full Weight,.
Grocery trade that cannot be
won by that combination must be
lacking in judgment. We never
ask anyone to come here twice.
We don't have to--the first visit
invariably shows the advantage
of trading here so plainly that
good sense compels steady pat
ronage. Just received a new
stock of Onyx Granite-ware--tbe
latest style in up-to-date shapes
smoothe, perfect, beautiful color.
Just come and see; and the prices
are right too. -:- -:- -:- :
SEELEY
The Quality Store. Moin Street
Oregon City, Oregon
Mrs. Ella McDonald . and children,
of Oreon City, have been spending a
few days with relatives in Mulino.
Mr. and Mrs. Mrs. Maple and daugh
ter Mildred, loft Tuesday for their
new home at Hood River, and Mr. and
Mrs. Meyers have moved Into the
house they vacated. They will be
greatly missed in Mulino.
Mr. Lee is hauling hay to Oregon
City.
Royal and Mary Trulllnger spent
Sunday afternoon with Nada Lee.
Mulino is talking of giving a tem
perance entertainment. Don't forget
it.
Mr. and Mrs. Fish visited Mr. and
Mrs. Wallace, Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Kerns called on Mr.
and Mrs. Snodgrass Sunday after
noon. Tom Fish is clearing up somo
ground and getting ready to build his
new house and barn.
It is reported that the Churchill
boys have rented Mr. Ashby's farming
land.
BARTON.
Mr. Thorp's house burned to the
ground last week and there was not
a soul present. Everything was con
sumed. Burkhardt & Henkle sold their saw
mill to Wm. Lilley of Stone.
C. P. Dlx will commence sawing
lumber In a week or two. He now has
a contract of removing buildings from
the Irvington race tracks at Portland.
Irvin Odell, whose health has been
very poorly for some time, died last
Friday and was burled Sunday.
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