OREGON CITY COURIER, FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 20, 1908
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Are you one of the patients who
have waited hours to see your doctor
and after getting the precious slip
called' a "prescription," been told you
must have It filled at "so and so?"
Don't you believe It; no matter what
doctor writes the prescription, or
i
what name may be on the blank, its
YOUR PRESCRIPTION and you are
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you choose.
For nearly twenty years we have
been filling prescriptions right here
In the same place, and at the same
time we have been improving our
store and service, until no honest doc
tor can truthfully say that we are not
as fully and completely equipped for
prescription work as any store In the
state. If you want the best prescrip
tion service It Is possible to get, at
prices no higher, and In many In
stances lower than elsewhere, let us
be your druggists. "
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ACENT3 FOR EDISON'S
VICTORS AND COLUMBIAS
Clear Creek.
W. H. Bonney has constructed a
grubbinf machine and a drag saw
outfit, which he rung. with his trac
tion engine. W. H. doesn't believe In
doing things the old way.
Mrs. Courtwright and family have
moved In a. new house recently built.
August Funk was slightly hurt last
week while getting off a street car
at Oregon City. It was dark and he
supposed the car had stopped while
It was yet In motion. He was thrown
to the ground with sufficient, force to
give him a severe cut on the head.
Claud Stone, who has been lu the
employ of the railroad company for
several years is home for a few days'
visit.
The Educational Rally held at Lo
gan the evening of the 11th, was well
attended by the people of Logan and
suroundlng districts. The talk given
by Superintendents Ackerman and
Gary, were instructive and highly ap
preciated. It is very encouraging to note in
terest manifested in behalf of the
country , schools. The educational
rallys being held throughout the coun
ty, seem to be a new departure. There
being several objects in view. First,
to draw parents and teachers into a
closer relationship for the betterment
of the pupils. Again, Mr. Ackerman
hopes by coming into personal contact
with the country people and the coun
try schools while in regular session,
to be more able to judge of the re
quirements, and to work some plan
for the betterment of their condition.
We all feel much -encouraged, and
believe Superintendent Ackerman's
heart is in the right place.
At the close of the meeting Superin
tendent Gary awarded to the Logan
school one dollar as a prize for the
best school exhibit at the county fair.
A. A. Mack, . who recently bought
and is residing on the farm formerly
owned by A. B. Carlson, near Holcom
school house has decided to enter the
matrimonial ranks. The bride is Miss
Bethel Mettelton, a graduate nurse
from the Portland Sanitarium. The
marriage ceremony took place at the
Sanitarium at 8 P. M. Tuesday even
ing, the 10th inst. After the wed
ding ceremony, the bride and groom
came immediately to their home.
W. W. Myers has completed the
transfer of his property consisting of
320 acres of land to W. C. Paine at
$40 per acre. This is a well improv
ed place having about 90 acres under
cultivation, Mr. Paine takes posses
sion next week. He has a family of
five children, a fact that will be ap
preciated by the school district.
Carus.
We are having more rain. "The
more rain, the more rest."
Mr. Evans was in town Monday on
important business.
Charley Stewart has been seeding
the last couple of days.
Ed Klick has gone to California to
visit his aunt.
Mr. Stewart and Mr. Spence were
out hunting last Sunday.
Mrs. Baker has returned to Carus
after visiting her daughter, Mrs. J.
W. Hodson, In Salem.
man is moving on the farm he bought
from Whitehead.
The superintendents of the State
and County schcools, Mr. Ackerman
and Mr. Gary, as they passed on their
lecture tour, visited our school.
Sprlhgwater.
Another preacher was up from Port
land Sunday, and gave us a fine ser
mon. He also made the little folks
a very Interesting talk.
The grange met Saturday and had
a very interesting program. There
were several applications for member
ship. The Good Templars had an interest
ing entertainment at the grange hall
last week.
Mrs. Powell, from Prinevllle was
visiting friends in Springjwater re
cently. A fine girl baby came to Mr. and
Mrs. Twedles. Mother and daughter
are doing fine.
Mr. Tweclifi ia movine to the Telfl-
son's farm in Logan and Mr. Sher-
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Boring.
The new wire fence around the
school house has been completed,
which adds considerably to the ap
pearance of the surroundings.
Miss Cutter has begun a course of
vocal instructions with Prof. A. Mus
grove Robarts, of Portland, who is
recently from London.
Mrs. William Child's mother, who
has been visiting with her daughter
for a few days, has returned to her
hme.
Mrs. Nora Jones has the care of her
two grandsons during the absence of
their mother, Mrs. Blanche Kennedy.
Mrs. Robert Jones, who was taken
to the hospital in Portland last Tues
day night, died there the next day.
The funeral was held in Vancouver.
Dodge.
It Is raining in Dodge again.
It is reported that Messrs. Roley
and Horner are going to build a saw
mill in Dodge.
George Keller has purchased a
cream separator.
Mrs. Anna "Park, Miss Edna Park
and Miss Shirley Park, who have been
visiting I. M. Park and family, of
this place, returned to their home in
Oregon City, Sunday.
Bert Park is working on the road
in Springwater.
I. M. Park butchered three fine
hogs and shipped them to Portland
this week.
Redland,
Quite a crowd attended the meeting
at the grange hall last Wednesday
night to hear State Superintendent
Ackerman and County Superintendent
Gary. Prof. Ackerman's topic was,
"The Home and Schools as a Unit."
His address in part was to the effect
that you cannot expect the teacher to
improve your children if yourselves
do not set a high standard for them.
He cited a grave mistake parents
make when they send an excuse by
Willie for being absent, saying that
he has been sick; when the truth was
that he probably had to stay out to
work. The speaker stated that there
are three classes of pupils: Liter
ary, hand and commercial minded.
The literary minded pupil will be
always studying; the hand minded
want to be making things. Mr. Acker
man thinks it would be wrong to
crowd him In literary matters. The
commercial minded; the boy that
starts to play marbles for keeps and
gets all of his school mate's marbles,
should have a commercial training.
The address throughout was highly
interesting as well as entertaining.
Mr. Ackerman is a strong believer in
apportioning a lump sum to school
districts instead of the present sys
tem, a matter in which your corres
pondent agrees with him.
L. H. Kirchem and Fred Mosler are
framing an addition to J. T. Fullam's
barn.
J. Davis has .contracted to supply
Sprague & Polhlen with logs for some
time to come.
Sprague & Pohlen have bought
Storm Bros.' planer and can now sup
ply dressed lumber.
Eldorado.
C. Smith and George E. Lowery
were working on the road between A.
L. Jones' and Dr. Goucher'g last
week,
Mr. and Mrs. Glllett, of Oregon City,
Mr. and Mrs. George Helvey and Mr.
and Mrs. J. C. Anderson called on Mr.
and Mrs. A. L. Jones Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Grisenthwalte of
Beaver Creek "spent last Sunday with
Mr. and Mrs. Spence.
Mr. and Mrs. F. B. Schoenborn, of
Oregon City, who have been visiting
Mr. Schoenborn'a parents here, left
Monday to stay with Mrs. Schoen
born's parents, Mr. and Mrs. E. Guln
ther, of Shubel.
Robert Bullard hag finished digging
his potatoes.
Miss L. Gillett, of Oregon City,
spent her vacation with Mrs. A. L.
Jones.
DON'T HITCH TOUK HOUSE IN
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Irreverence.
(The following communication was
recieved at the Courier office Thnis
day evening of last week, just too
late for that issue of the paper, and it
has been Mr. Kelly's request that we
give it space in tins issue. Editor. )
Editor Courier : Recently, at the
earnest solicitation of a prominent
oitizem, who said, "I want yon to
see just how irreverent and blasphe
mous Dan Shannon, the evangelist,
is," I wont to hear him, aud have re
greltod it ever since, for in all my
life I never before heard tne mime of
the Almighty Jehovah, the Infinite
Creator of the illimitable universe,
the Eternal God, before whom angels
bow and archangels veil their faces, I
never before heard the holy name
used with Bnuh flippancy, irrevere u oe
aud blusphemy,
Why the people should turn out to
hear this "evangelist" (so called) as
they do, is astonishing, for he is a
self-conceited, self -righteous ignora
mus, or, lie is a rank hypocrite. His
admirers may take either side of the
statement, as they prefer.
The good good has been accomp
lished during the recent meetings has
not been because of the "evaugelist",
hut in spite of him, for the Eternal
God "briugeth good out of evil, and
maketh the wrath of man to praise
Him."
Years ago, at my mother's knee, I
was taught to revere the ever blessed
name ot Jehovah, and I am than&ful
to be able to say that, however I may
have departed from her teachings in
other respects, I don't think I have
ever.been guilty of irrevereuce.
This evangelist is gifted in many
ways and at tiniv.s has his hearers
deeply affected and his audience won
derfully moved and seriously .think
ing, and then, God save the mark, he
spoils it all with some ribald joke or
some shocking, irreverent phrase. To
use a homely comparison lie is like
the oow that gives a pailful ot good.
delicious milk and then pats her dirty
toot right aown into it (apology flue
the cow. She don't know any better).
Moses saw a burning bush, and
turning asido to see why the besh was
not consumed, lnard the voice of God
saying, "Put thy shoes from off thy
feet, for the place where thou stand
est is holy ground." Evidently onr
"evangelist" has not derived any les
son from this scripture, or lie would
be more meek, humble, modest and
reverent.
As to the abuse he has heaped on
St. John's and St. Paul's churches
my reply is, the church waB preaching
the gospel about 2000 years before onr
revivalist wan born, and about 1600
years before the Seot he represent had
been heard of, and will still be
preRohing the same gospel and ad
ministering the Sacraments when the
subjoct of this sketoh and his irrever
ence are forgotten. Respectfully,
11. 1j. KULOj.
Maple Lane.
Maple Lane's new telephone line is
about completed. The subscribers
built the line and own it to the city
limits, where it connects with, the
Pacific Telephone Company's ex
change. This is only one of the
many improvements which Maple
Lane people have in view.
There are at present about twelve
phones installed, with more in pros
pect. C. O. Perry furnished 100 of the
new poles for the telephone line.
Henry Yost sold his tract of 37
acres on the Abernethy, where he has
just erected a new house. H. H.
Payne, of Wilsonvllle, was the pur
chaser; consideration was $4500.
Mr. Robertson sold his place of 11
acres for $2000 last week.
Maple Lane school will hold their
annual Thanksgiving program on Wed
nesday, November 25, at the school
house.
The potato crop Is now all harvest
ed and nearly everybody is disappoint
ed.
Au gust Splinter has been making
many Improvements lately, having
torn down his old building and built a
new back porch and new wood shed.
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