OREGON CITY COURIER, FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 13,--190h
NEWS OF THE COUNTY
CLEAR CREEK. '
' Kov.fJ. W. Exon of Dover passed
through these parts last week.
" Mr. Aicor of Maple Lane if) moving
to the Weismaudel place. He recent
ly bought the property.
One of John Pottor's colts was shot
laBt Wednesday, and although sorions
)y injured, it is expected that the ani
mal will rocover. It is nut known
whether it was accidental or inten
tional. Tom Anderson is building a resi
dence on his place on Arthur's
Prairie.
The prune industry is quifo an en
terprise in Springwater. Clias. Fol
son and Mr. Gutridge each dried in
the neighborhood of 20,000 pounds.
Altogether about 80,000 pounds of
fruit were dried in this vioiuity.
..Lucy J. Ewalt, who purchased Mr.
(i. O, Nioolai's farm, has taken pos.
session, and Mr. Nicolai and family
have moved to Montana. This land
. was purchased at about f 100 an acre.
J. L. Mumpower has just built a
neat residence on his place at Stone.
Jamns Tracy has improved the ap
pearauce of one ot his houses at
Logan by giving it a coat of paint and
resliingling the roof.
One of Loren Tenny'a horses was
badly out on the foot by barb wire.
It is reported that William Myers is
about to sell his ranch.
The funeral services of Kev. J. P.
Biol) were hold in the Stone chprch
at one o'olock Thursday, the 10th,
Rev. Rich has been minister at Stone
and other Christian churonos of the
country for years. He was stricken
while at his post 'of duty. He was
holding Hpeoial meetings at Russell
ville, and while on the road to meet
ing ho received a stroke of paralysis.
Ho lingered for several days after the
stroke unable to speak, but at times
ooiiHcious. He died Monday morning
about five o'clock, and the remains
were taken to Damascus for burial.
He resided at Pluimut Home, and
leaves a wife and nine children to
mourn his loss. Rev. Howell, who is
holding meetings at Est-acada, will
conduct the funeral services, g
Th new Fir Grove school liouso is
complete and furnished and school
opened Monday, tho f)rh, with Miss
Olive Mortimore in charge. Thirty
pupils presented tliemsolves for enroll
ment, and aft t speeches by several of
the board tli new institution wiis
launched, vith every promise of a
bright and prosperous future.
An educational rally will be held at.
the Logan Grange hall Wednesday
evening. It will he conducted by
Prof. T. J. Gary and State Superin
tendent Ackenniiii, who will be as
sisted by local talent. An enjoyable
and instructive meeting is expected.
Sign Your Letters.
The Courier requests that, all com
munications be signed. We do not
wish to pubilsh these signatures, but
must know who the writer is. and
quite often letters require an ans
wer and unless same are signed we
are unable to determine wno the
writer is Sign your lotters.
for the'" past 'two mouths with a
broken limb is reported as being very
much improved.
J. H. Burnsido, managor of the
Hawkeye Lunibor Company, of Rock
port, Wash., was a visitoi in Eagle
Creek last Tuesday.
Miss Dorris B. Stillwell of Portland
has started a larifo chicken ranch a
short distance from this place. Mr.
West is looking after the ranch at
present.
Warren Forrester fell out of an ap
ple tree last week and cracked two
ribs. Dr. Short of Greshatn attended
the patient.
The weather lias boon nne me past,
week, and has given the farmers a
chance to get the balance of the po
tato crop out of the soil. Fall wheat
is about all in now.
NAME YOUR FARM
Throughout the' United States there are many farms that are not
named, and the Courier believes that it ik Just as important that the farms
should bo named as it is important that the various business houses are
named. Give your farm a name. Fill out this coupon, and send it to the
Oregon City Courierand your farm name will be placed on the Courier
Registered list of Farms. The name sent in will be published together
with the name of the proprietor. . Use coupon below. 1
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Cape Horn Ranch.
Oregon City Courier:
We are interested in your sugges
tion to name farms and have given
ours the name of "Cape Horn Ranch."
It consists of about 155 acres and in
cludes part of a rocky point called
"Cape Horn," which extends out to
the banks of'Millt Creek about 3 miles
outheast of Canby. We expect to
make a dairy ranch of our place.
Yours truly,
. RUPP & CAVINESS,
R. F. D. No. 1. Canby, Oregon.
REAVER CREEK.
moved to
Richard
Portland
J. Shannon and family
Oregon City Monday.
Mihs Lizzie Parry and
Orillltns were married iu
Wednesday, Oct. "28.
Otto Moohuke and Miss Thorsia
Sfabeu were married Octohor 21st in
Portland. They intend to make thoir
home there iu the near future.
Anyone wishing some chopping
done may call at August Bluhm's
residence. Ho and Fred Striner in
tend to chop grain on Wednesday of
each week.
Mro. J. Bohlannor and daughter
Clara spent; several days with rela
tives judfrfends in Portland last
week. -
Miss Mabel Clark; who was work
ing for Mr. Bahcock, returned to her
homo at Chirks last Friday. .
Miss Anna iStotuer has goue to Port
land to work this wintor.
Jack Shannon, formerly a resident
of Beaver Umok, returned from Alas
ka last week to spend the winter with
his parents at Oregon City.
Walter Kunta of Portland spent Sat
urday and Sunday with friends hore,
returning home Monday.
MOUNTAIN VIEW,
Improvements still go on.
Mr. Gorhet-t is giving his house a
now coat of naint.
Mr. Moehnke is having the houso
and lot on Seventh and Taylor im
proved. He lias painted the house
and put a new wire fence around the
lot.
M. P. Bradley of Senppoose made a
bnsinoss trip to this burg, recently.
He is putting a uew tombstone ou-4iis
wife's grave.
Mrs Seeley returned last weok from
her visit in Seattle. "
Mrs. Hickman has sold her cottage.
We have not hoard the name of the
purchaser.
Mrs. F. M. Darling was very pleas
antly surprised last Sunday morning
by a visit from her sister.
O. W. Griffin, who works in Port
laud, spent Saturday evening nnd
Suuday with his family in this burg.
F. M. Amen of Kingsloy, Oregon,
was transacting business in town last
Saturday.
Mr. iiamm has received nows of the
serious illnes of his sister in Kansas
Two Home phones have been in
stalled in this burg lately, ono for
Mr. Robeson awl one for Mrs. Maggie
Curran.
Mrs. Thacker has improved in
hoalth so niich that she went to Sa
lem last week to visit her mother
Mrs. Hickmatris visiting relatives
in Portland this week.
Will May is building his new house
and has it rearly ready for the
shingles.
JVlr. Seeley is building a new porch
on the back part of his house this
week.
for
lino
and
the
GARFIELD.
If yon want to succeed in life, do
something, do it well and keep ever
lastingly at it.
Mr. Hud Mrs. William Dale visitod
Mr. and Mrs. F. M. Gill, Sunday.
yuite a number of Uarlluld people
attended church at Esl-acadu, Sunday.
Mrs. J. P. Irvin and grand
daughters, Miss Folsoiu and Elsie
Covey, have returned home after an
extended visit with Mr. and Mrs.
Frank Irvin at Boring.
Mrs. H. H. Anders and children
visited MIhs Grace Davis, Sunday.
The various teachers in this vicinity
have returned from the institute, anil
resumed their duties Monday morning.
Mrs. Katheriuo Hunt nml Mies Opal
limit, from Illinois, mother and sis
ter of O. F. Ilnut, are visiting at the
Huiit farm. They expect to remain
all wintor.
Mr and Mrs. Fred Peterson re
turned to their home in Mt. Tabor
last week, after a sojourn ot about
three weeks iu this vicinity.
LIBERAL.
Farmers aro ubout lono willi their
fall seeding and have all of their po
tatoes dug in this soction.
This dry weather makes it line
the fanner, as the ground is in
shape for plowing and soeding.
Grass is growing nicoly.
Hogs are about ail fattened
butchering is going on am ng
farmers.
There will not lie tho usual amount
of seeding this fall on account of such
a long dry spoil in September and Oc
toher.
Everybody is gutting ready , for the
masquerade at Liberal hall, November
25. A grand time is expected.
O. G. Miller and a friend wore out
hunting from Oregon City Sunday,
but the birds were all in tho beavy
timber.
J. O. Morris has recovered from his
spell of sickness and is around as
usual.
How about the accident Saturday
night? No bonos broken. Ha, ha I
"Willie tho cute."
turer of this place, was married last
Wednesday to Miss Jennie Linn,
daughter of tho owner of Linn's saw
mill They will make their home on
Mr. Kreigor's homestead about a mile
east of Estacada.
Rov. D. P. Rioh, who died Novem
ber i)th at Boring, was well known
here. He had pieachod hero for many
years. His oldest daughter is the
wife of Frauk Irvin of this place.
A revival is being held at the old
school building iu Estacada by a min
ister of the Christian church. There
has been a large attendance at all of
the meetings.
Mr. and Mrs. William Dale callod
on Mr. and Mrs F. M. Gill at their
home in the Porter neighborhood
Sunday.
unahlo to speak; Elder Rich, who
h s been preaching in this state and
in Washington for more than a quar
ter of a century, was a uiomber of tne
Church of Christ. "Well done, thou
faithful servant. "
F. C. Perry is remodeling his wind
mill tower buse and is putting iu a
gasoline engine to pump between
"spells."
Last week was a vacation week in
our schools on account of the teach
ers' iustituta. The following conver
sation took place between two pupils:
"Hello, Johnny. Whore has your
teacher gone?" "Oh I, her is just
goue off to learn some more "
"Booster socials" are
in Roseburg.
the latest fad
"Mln7furSweeth?'atu)(es" '
S. W. Corner
4th and Morrison Streets
There is an air about this store
that seems to win prestige per
haps its our prices or the ex
cellence of our styles and the
good cloth that is in the-gar-ments.
Special values in Suits and Over
coats, $15.00, $18.00, $20.00
and $25.00. -
"BROOK HATS" The peer of all
$3.00 Hats.
PORTLAND, OREGON
Sick Headache.
This distressing disoase results from
a disordered condition ot tho stomach,
and can be cured by taking Ohnuiber
lain's Stomach and Liver Tablets.
Get a free sauiplo at Huntley Bros.'
drug store and try it .
ESTACADA.
Al Clos9, who 1ms been conducting
a "blind pig" at Estacada iu defiance
of tho local option law, was placed
nnder arrest Saturday morning and
required to appear in" court and an
swer to a charge of soiling liquor to
a minor and selling liquor in defiance
of the local option law. Ho has, on
various occaisons we are told, sold
liquor to Viigil Wagner, a hoy of 1(1
years.
Julius Krieger, a shingle nmnufae-
MEADOWBROOK.
word bus just reached us that the
Barlow & Boutwell Milling Co. on
Woodeock creek Mill soou resume
business.
Mr. llolman and family made a
business trip to Canby, Monday.
(Jiuto a number of our young people
nf tended the touchers' institute at
Molalla Friday evening.
The school board has purchased an
addition to the school ground and are
preparing to fence the sumo with a
woven wire fence.
The Into f.onfy night are bringing
the democrats iu from the woods.
Mr. Bowman is building a new barn
on the block ho purchased of Mr. Hall
in the Molalla addition.
Mrs. Dickey was visiting friends iu
town, Thurs lay.
The Improvement. Club held a busi
ness meeting Friday evening. The
oily dads are struggling with ihe
problem ot lighting the street h.
C. F. Howard ot Mulino informs us
that he expects to do business at the
tame old stand for another four years.
Richard Wright of Mackslmrg was
transacting businesi iu town Thurs
day. School opened up again Monday
uioiniug lifter u three dajs' vacation.
EAGLE CREEK
School has reopened after a' week's
vacation. Miss Meiukie, the teaohe',
returned from Oregon City on the 8th.
The comity court has issued instruc
tions to liave all wood piled on the
county roads at this place removed
within iiO days. It works a hardship
on a good many farmers who have not
sold thoir wood, as tho wood i .arket
is very dull. It lias been hinted that
it is the outcome of a little spitework
on some ones part.
The mill ut-Alspaugh is beiug lor.i
dowu preparatory to being moved to
Oregon Oity.
Kobort Ourren, who has been in b.d
Kennedy's
Laxative
Cough Syrup
Relieves Colde by working them
out of the system through a copious
and healthy action of the bowels.
Relieves Coughs by cleansing and
strengthening the mucous mem
branes of the throat, chest, lungs and
bronchial tubes.
The Original
Laxative
Cough Syrup
Conforms to National
Pure Food and Drug Law
For Croup, Whooping Cough, La
Gripp, Influenza, Bronchitis, and
all Cough, Cold., Lung and Bron
chial affections no remedy is equal
to Kennedy' Laxative Cough Syrup,
Children like It
Pi us In 3 Jo, SOe and $1.00 bottle
at the Laboratory of
E.C. D.WITT COwCKIoao.V.S JL
Pleasant to take
Children like it
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THE ROSS MANURE SPREADER
The Ross Manure Spreader is as nenr perfect as any other implement on the market,
not hecause we say so, but because we have the testimonials of thousands of Oregon
farmers to back us. The Ross breaks up the manure very fine and distributes it thick
or thin according to the wishes of the driver. Before we commenced selling it we spent
considerable time examining the different machines, and we found the Ross to be the
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SALEM, - ORE.
Unv Hunt 1ms a force of inun at
work improving tho rouils of tho l'or-
tor neighborhood.
MOLA LLA
Tho rond are good again.
Famiors aro gotln g cm well with
thoir fall m ding.
Molnlla duos hot ipiito govern tho
presidential election, as wo hoar that
an Ohio man by tho niiiuo of Tuft
swallowed tho .New 'York "pie," plate
and all.
Lust Wednesday Mr. Warner of
liussellville wont out on horseback to
salt his cattle, telling his ten-vear-old
grand-daughter that he would be
back for dinner. As ho did not show
up at noon nor ut night nor the fol
lowing morning, the little girl wont
to a neighbor's and gavu the alarm
and a search was mado for the inisj
iug iuh'i, His horse was found with
tho bridlo reins broken. Stwirch
failed to locate Mr. Warner until Sat
uriittv, when seieral meu went from
Molalla to n-sist. Ho was found by
Otto liovles bonv en two logs with
his head mashed in. Kvideuily the
horse had jumped n log close to a root
of an uptuied tre, mid falling from
the horse, Warner struck against tho
lege, killing him instantly. Tlio body
of the unfortunate man was brought
to Molalla.
Killer O. K Kich died at Husell
villu Monday morning, whilo i n his
way to the Kussellvitlo school house
lasi Friday eveniug, wh: iv ho was
Holding a series of meetings, ho
suffered a severe stroke of paralysis
whi n a short distance from tlu place
of uicetiug. h. 1J. Trulliuger too
him in his buggy to his house, whore
Or. Powell reiwered all the medical
aid possible. Mrs. Rich of Damascus
was notified of her husband's severe
illness and the family arrived Satur
day, lie recognized theui hut was
COLT )N.
the
rio-
K. H. Snodgrass was at Oolton in
spectinsg shingle bolts last week
Mrs. K. L. Applegate, teacher of
the Oolton school, attended tho insti
tute at Oregon City.
Andrew Johnson is bnilding a wa
gon shed for w. Uorbott.
A. 1! Countryman has rented
Snodgrass place at Meadowbrook.
Dolph Freeman of Khvond was
ing some farm work for E. Lindstrom
last wiek.
Carl Stromgreen was n visitor at
Oregon City last week.
Alfred Berglund, who has been in
California, returned to Colion last
Wednesday.
Kriek Trigg, who has been workiug
iu Portland, came homo last week.
K. Lindstrom is busy cutting bolts
for 1). lioiiney.
Mrs. A. B. Countrj lean was on the
sick list last week, hut is now im
proving.
Mr. aud Mrs. liergroen took
to Portland last Wednesday
returned Snudav.
a trip
1 hey
F. V. Mortar has sold his black
smithing implements to J. A. Pear
sun, of Portland, who will continue
the business. Mr. Mortar has gnne to
Oakland, Cnl., to join his wife.
Mis. Dolores E. Cutter, of Seattle,
Is visiting her daughter, Miss Agatha,
primary teacher of the Boring school.
Mrs. Cutter expects to return to Se
attle In a few days.
Mrs. Robert Jones, who has been
very 111 was taken to the Good Samar
itan hospital In Portland Tuesday
night.
W. H. Boring attended court In
Oregon City last week.
Oral Hendrickson underwent the
misfortune of having his leg nearly
broken last week. Ke is able to be
around again.
While holding revival meetings at
Molalla, Rev. Rich, of Boring, died
very suddenly of paralysis. The fun
eraljvas held Tuesday at Stone.
Dodge.
The Dodge social Saturday night
was a grand success, every one reports
a' fine time. We were glad to see
some Springwater people with us and
it Is hoped that they will come again.
Every body is welcome.
Fred Horner is ill. He has our sin
cere wishes for a speedy recovery.
Mrs. A. Park, Miss Edna Park and
Master Shirley Park, of Oregon City,
are visiting Mr. and Mrs. Park, of
Dodge. They are enthusiastic over
the mountain air and scenery.
J. M. Park is buildjng a house for
Mr. Mendell.
John Park of Estacada was In Dodge
Monday.
Goldendale, Washington, lias given
all the communities of the Paoiflo
onast a record in raising money for
advertising purposes, by giving $2 for
every man, woman and child within
the city limits, or ! total of fMOO,
and tins came in at the rate of 135 a
miunto.
Oswego.
Mr. Dunn will move his family to
Oregon City this week. He recently
bought a candy store at that place.
We wish him succes in his new busi
ness. Mrs. Mary Cox and children were
visiting her son Samuel Cox in Os
wego last week.
The Oswego Women's Club will
meet the home of Mrs. Prosser, Wed
nesday. Mrs. T. Chuck was visiting relatives
in Oregon City this week.
No Case of Pneumonia on Record.
We do not know of a single intsauce
where a cough or cold resulted iu
pueumonia or consumption when
Folov'n Hniinv Ullri Tnr haH hue,
en. It cures coughs and colds per-
ieony, so ao not take chances with
some nr known preparation which may
contain opiates, which cause oonstipa
tion, a condition that retards recov
ery from n cold. A?k for Foley's
Honey aud Tar and refuse any substi
tute offered.
Weighed in the Balance
and never found wanting in either quan
tity or quality. That is what you will
say of our groceries after you have test
ed them in your household.
Give us your first order and if honesty
of weight and quality count with you we
are sure of many others hereafter.
New season goods arriving daily.
New Walnuts, Almonds, Pecans, Fil
berts, Raisins, Currants and Figs.
Home-Made Mince Meat.
A ROBERTSON,
The Seventh Street Grocer.
WANTED
Fruit Trees and Specimen Trees
that require pruning and better
care. Salary healthier and more
beatiful trees. Good opportunity
for persons who have trees that
are in bad condition. If you
want them improved write or
. call on "
OTIS RAY DAUGHERTY-
MOLALLA, . OREGON
Weak Eyes
Made Strong
l
after a
of the
In Ore-
Boring.
School Is again in session
wei k's vacation on account
teachers at tending institut
son city.
State Superintendent of Public In
stnuttion. J. II. Ackerman, accom
panied by County Superintendent, T.
J. Gary, visited the Boring
Monday. Mr. Ackerman and Mr. Gary
are holding a series of educational
rallies throughout tho county.
The teachers' tables In the school
have been replaced by two new up-to-date
omca. desks. Four new chairs
have been ''added to the. school furnish
ings. Miss Young and Miss Cutter at
tended the rally at Estacada Tuesday
evening.
A Thanksgiving Job
you should have done at once is the re-
school P'r'nS f your carriage. If you wish a
first-class job you need Us. Even on the
most hurry uo order we never slight the
smallest detail. Your carriage may need
only slight repairs. All the more rea
son to have them done before they grow
bigger.
Storey & Thomas
4th and Main SU. Oregon City
Thompson's,
reputation for
Fitting Eyes
has been
established
by years of
Honest Treat
ment. His
first concern '
is to maintain
this record.
Your Eyes de
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"TherripidUy and accuracy with which
Thompson correct eye troubles ia nothing
short of marvelous."
The British Optician, London, May
i!9, 1908, savs:
"The wonderful skill with which Thimp
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has caued quite a sensation amour the eve
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because back
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