Oregon City courier., July 23, 1909, Page 8, Image 7

OREGON CITCOURIER FRIDAY, JULY 23, 1900
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named, and the Courier believes that It is Just as Important that the farms
should be 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 Courier, and 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.
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and
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Phone 2082
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o. w. P. DIVISION
TIMB TABLE
Btwn PoetUnd and Oregon Cllr
Leave Arrive Leave Arrive
Oft ft O S
if S IP
I 4.00 6.27 5.40 5.40 .45 0.45
0.S0 7.22 7.30 6.20 0.26 7.20
7.00 7.52 8.00 0.60 0.57 7.50
7.30 8.22 8.30 7.30 7.37 8.30
8.00 8.52 8.00 8.00 8.07 9.00
8.30 9.22 9.30 8.30 8.37 9.30
9.00 9.52 10.00 9.00 9.07 10.00
9.30 10.22 10J0 9.30 9.37 10.30
10.00 10.62 11.00 10.00 10.07 11.00
10.30 11.22 11.30 10.80 10.87 11.30
11.00 11.62 12.00 11.00 11.07 11.69
11.30 12.22 12.30 11.30 11.37 12.30
12.00 12.92 1.00 12.00 12.07 1.00
12.80 l.2 1.30 12.30 12.37 1.30
1.00 1?52 2.00 1.00 1.07 2.00
1.80 j.22 2.30 1.80 1.03 2.30
2.00 ',2.62 8.00 2.00 2.07 3.00
2.80 J3.22 2.80 2.30 3.87 3.30
3.00 3.62 4.00 3.00 8.07 4.00
3.30 4.22 4.30 3.80 3.37 4.30
4.00 4.52 1.00 4.00 4.07 6.00
4.30 1.22 5.30 4.30 4.37 6.30
5.00 5.62 COO 6.00 5.07 6.00
6.80 6.22 6.30 5.80 5.87 6.80
8.00 6.6J 7.00 6.00 6.07 7.00
6.30 7.22 7.30 6.80 6.37 7.80
7.00 7.62 8.00 7.00 7.07 8.00
7.30 8.22 8.20 7.80 7.87 8 0
8.00 8.62 8.55 8.00 8.07 9.00
8.30 9.22 9.25 8.30 8.37 9.30
9.00 9.62 9.55 9.03 9.C7 10.00
9.30 9.33 9.87
10.00 10.68 10.65 10.03 10.07 11.00
11.00 11.62 11.51 11.03 11.07 11.69
12.00 12.46 12.50 11.65 11.67
12.50 1US
FIRWOOD.
Kirwood Progressive Association
held its regular monthly meeting Sat
urday, July 17. Its hall was filled in
spite of the heavy rain. After the bus
iness was transacted they had an in
teresting programme consisting of
fllnlniriips refutations and music. Also
Jo lltT.nii TAonar whlnh fm-nlHlterl news
or tne country inai ine refiiuai uunn
ty newspaper can't furnish. Every
one took their medicine with a smile
that wouldn't come off. The next
meeting will be on the 21st of Au
gust. Come and hear the news.
On all sides you can hear the merry
song of the mowing machine. Hay
will be a little short, but very good
quality.
The Mt. Hood road Is lined with
teams, automobiles and the stages are
loaded with people hiking for the
mountains to spend the summer vaca
tion. Miss Alice Cooper and Leslie Men
denhall, of Portland, were visiting
Mrs. Cooper the first of the week.
Yancy Cooper, of Portland, has been
doing the haying act on the home
place this week.
Mrs. A. Kruse and daughter, of
Portland, are visiting at A. Malar's.
A. Motlgl, of Portland, visited his
family Saturday and Sunday.
Mr. O. Stuckl had quite a serious
runaway last week. Mrs. Kleeman
and little girl were riuing wun mm
when the horse became frightened,
tipped the buggy over, hurting Mr.
Stuckl quite badly; also scratching the
little girl's hands painfully, but not
seriously.
. The ralus of the past two weeks
have brought the grain and rooted
crops up so they promise an average
yield.
Mr. Parker and family nave moveu
onto the Joe Wilig ranch, which he
recently nurchased. We are glad to
see the country settling up with peo-
n a who will he n lmnrove and nuuu
It up. Mr. Parker is a contractor and
builder.
CLACKAMAS,
Sunday was the day of departure for
the state militia. The regulars are
still In camp. The citizens here are
Indebted to the soldiery for many
hours of pleasant entertainment In
the way of band music, military man
euvers and social events. A new
body, of troops are expected In the
near future.
We have just learned of the detail
of Mrs, J. S. Stephenson, of Eugene.
She passed away about two weeks
ago, leaving her husband and one
young daughter to mourn her demise.
This lady was a resident of Clacka
mas for several years previous to her
romoval to Eugene. By her kind,
gentle manner she endeared herself
to all with whom she came In contact.
As her health would permit, she was
a willing, faithful worker, giving in
spiration and cheerful effort In social
circles, church society and in her home.
A large circle of friends here will
giclve that so bright and sunny a
spirit has passed from among us.
Miss Alice Malm, a teacher In the
schools of Douglas county, was last
week the guest of Miss Opal Langon
berg, a former pupil.
Two of our young men, Hardy Lang
enberg and Mark Jones, enrolled In
the state militia and proudly wear the
khaki. Somehow we all take pride In
this military display. Is it patriotism,
I wonder?
King Spurgeon, of White Salmon,
with his family, Is spending a few
weka among relatives.
Miss Edith Ilargreaves Is taking a
short course at Monmouth. Gertrude
IlargreaveB Is away on a vacation.
Miss Ethel Malm, who Is spending
seme weeks with Mrs. Sherrett nt
Gardiner, Is suffering from Inflamma
tory rheumatism.
The following, item is a clipping
from the Mt. Carniel, Ponn. paper:
"A Mt. Carniel girl will journey to
Oregon to wed a minister. Miss Mary
13. Davis, daughter of the late John
H. Davis, 401 S. Market St., has a
real romance In her life history whlcn
will reach a happy consumatlon next
month In the far western state of Ore
gon. Tomorrow Miss Davis will leave
her homo town for Sheridan, Oregon,
where sho will lio the guest of Rev.
Dr. Ferris, a minister of the Congre
gational church, who was years ago,
pastor at Mt. Canuel, she will re
main there a iVw days, when sho will
become the brldo of Hov. J. I Jones,
n Home Missionary worker, pastor
nt Clackamas, Oregon. Miss Davis
will make an Ideal pastor's wile. She
is a grl of sweet disposition,. A host
of friends here wish her well."
Itev. J. L. Jones will arrive at home
with his bride on Thursday of this
week. Tho Indies' Aid of the church
are making preparations to receive
them. Mr. and Mrs. Jones will be "at
home" at the parsonage after August
1. Mr. Jones will preach as usual
morning and evening, next Sabbath.
To Mllwaukie only.
Trains for Falrview, Troutdale,
Gresham, Boring, Bag! Creek, Esta
oada and Oasaduro and Intermediate
points.
7:15. x8:02. 9:05. xl0:05. 1:05.
3:05. x4:05. 1:05. x:05. 7:06.
8:05. 11:81.
For Gresham.
x Oreeham, Falrrlew and Troutdale.
NOTB: Cars leave Bast Water and
Morrison streets I minutes later than
scheduled from Hirst and Aider Sis.
Proper Trestmen for Dysentery and
Diarrhoea.
The great mortality from dysen-
Mullno.
The Wilhoit automobile can be
seen dally Hying through our- burg.
It goes down nt 9 and back at 4.
Come along and get a ride everybody,
only $1.50 round trip.
Archie Dongan lias a severe attack
of poison oak.
Mr. Howard is very busy w ith three
carpenters building a large ware
house. Mr. Woodsldo has hay for sale at
the Ashby place near here.
Mr. Holsteln has just returned from
Montana,
Mr. and Mrs. Mallatt spent Sunday
at tho home of Jack Knot.
Levi Rlggs and family spent Sun
day lwth Mrs. Owen Adklns.
COUNTTCOURT
Continued from Page 7.
Joseph Wilson ; 1.25
John Damm 18.60
Raymond Wilson 14.00
Christ Jost 9.40
Fred. Yohan . . 17.00
C. Morris 4.60
E. A. Klar 4.60
Chester Smith 24.75
August Blarskey 1.75
Peter Notts 1-25
Jacob Carblner 10.70
Charles Harnack 24.65
Alferd Harnack 1.50
Jacob Fenske 17.00
Phill Shear 2.25
C. R. Stevens 6.75
C. 0 rim m 1.00
Millard Adams 1.00
C. E. Mitchell ' 10.37
James Uimour 12.00
John Noack .1.00
Louis Marsrhek 10.25
C. D. Keesllng 18.12
E. Merz 18.75
Ed Gibson 22.50
Adolph (ianskey 19.00
Ensly Cribble ... . . 18.25
C. Terry 14.00
W. Creeks 17.00
J. Heinz 21.25
J. R Hein ... ... ... 4.75
Geo. MeFadden ... 9.00
Leodard Walch 3.00
Fred Walch 3.00N
tery nnd diarrhoea Is duo to a lack
of proper treatment at tho first stages
of the disease. Chamberlain's Colic,
Cholera und Diarrhoea Remedy Is
a reliable and effective medicine, nnd
when given In reasonable timo will
prevent any dangerous consequences.
11 has been In use for many years and
has always met with unvarying suc
cess, For sale by Jones Drug Co.,
Henry Curlier 1.50
Waller Keesllng 6.00
J. R Mitts 3.75
J. B. Hcpler ... . . . 8.50
Christ Nofzinger 2.25
J. W. Smith 45.25
Dlst. No. 26
Robbins Brothers 1.C2
D. L. Tnilllnger 3.60
A. Smith 8.44
T. M. Cross 9.00
J. Cross 13.12
W. W. Evorhart . 37.50
Rex Stubbs 14.25
C. S. Herman 57.50
13. E. Judd ... ... 50.62
Geo. Bergstrom ... .'. 27.00
C. W. Herman 13.37
Ray Watts ) 28.00
W. H. Engle '. 39.25
L. Bergstrom 16.00
J. N. Sawtell 24.00
G. Atwood 7.00
S. Wright 1.75
B. F. Haiiess 8.00
W. P. Dibble 6.00
Ira Steinlnger 8.00
R. Davidson 6.00
Edgar May 3.00
P. Wright 6.75
Geo. Frazor 8.00
Harry Frazer ... 8.00
Geo, Bliss 5.00
L. Callahan 18.75
C. Callahan 17.00
J. R. Vlck 18.75
H. iJirson 18.75
VV. Larson 2.00
O. Frederick 2.00
M. S. Hungate 17.00
J. R. Cole 3.00
Ray Austen 14.00
W. Austin 5.50
Geo, Gregory 8.40
J. C. Vaughan 11.25
H. S. Ramsby 5.62
I). H. Ramsby 3.00
Diat. No. 27.
Barton Jack 10.80
Wm. Olsen 4.00
L. E. Landseni 50
Edwin Ijarscn 50
Albert Olsen 5.25
Johnnie Joerg 2.25
O. D. Larklns 7.00
Ben Jackson 7.00
D. R. Hubbard 3.50
Ed Hubbard 10.50
Albert Nerison 10.50
Elmer Nerison 10.50
G. V. Mclloberts 21.00
Jeo Jackson 24.50
Oiner Marquani 1.75
Tom Harmon 8.75
J. E. Marquam 23.75
Dist. No. 28.
J. F. Jones 11.00
E. P. McFarlane 4.00
Robins Bros 17.07
Cbas. Hardy 12.25
Lloyd Vorheis 18.37
George Wyland 54.25
R. F. Wyland 58.75
Francis Haunn 37.02
O. Wlllliams 46.48
C. G. Vorheis 18.82
Ben Wade 1.75
S. M. Fisher 45.00
Trojan Powder Co 140.25
F. J. Ridings 5.00
A. L. Brougher 7.55
John Furgeson 21.00
G. N. Wills 5.25
G. M. Groshong 70.00
D. M. Groshong 33.25
J. N. Nicholson GC.0O
Ed Ringstead 45.50
John Coover 36.75
Ora Coover 17.50
A. D. Mazlngo 26.25
C. F. Holt 20.25
Cbas. Thomas 38.50
George Huber 47.23
Floyd Thomas 2S.00
Ray Thomas 14.00
L. 11. Thomas 70.OO
C. Meyer 11.00
Ed Wyland 21.00
floury Thomas 13.12
Orlan Thomas 14.00
Harvey Dart 21.00
W. E. Qulnn 21.00
Tom Slaughter 19.23
Ed Hobert . ,' 10.50
D. P. Fox 1.75
G. W. Clester .'. ... 1.10
W. L Freeman 35.50
A. M. Groshong 62.50
John Nightengale 2.00
Frank Sherman 32.85
A. J. Berry 1S.37
Jim Berry 21.87
TDflAT CM
80 freauentlr settle on the lungs and result la Pneumonia or Consumption. Do not take chances on a cold wearing
LI awaj or take something that only half caret it, leaving the seeds of serious throat and lung trouble.
Stops the Cough and heals the lungs and prevents
Pneumonia and Consumption
Consumption Threatened
f 411 MilCl rii.mii.lni 111 -
"I was troubled with s backing cough for t yew and
I thought I bad consumption. I tried great many
remedies and I was under the care of physicians tor
several months. I used one bottle of FOLEY'S
HONEY AND TAB. It cured me, and 1 haw not
bee a troubled alaee."
Cured Hemorrhages of the Lungs
A. M. Ake, Vood, Ind., writes: "Sereral years
since my lungs were so badly affected tbst I bad
many hemorrhages. I took treatment with several
physicians without any benefit. I then started to take
FOLEY'S HONEY AND TAR, and my lungs arc
now as sound ss a bullet. I recommend it la ad
fenced stages of lung trouble."
Tint Ifiae fffn. Mo, 1 1 .00. The BO-eeat sue eoatalns two and esehall times as mneh as the lauN
stasias tha 1 1-00 kettle ahnast sbi Sam as anek. REFUSE SUBSTITUTES.
SOLD UD RECOSSEKOED BT :
The JONES DRUG COMPANY
Archie Boyles 8.75
John Mulvinhlll 5.25
Duff Sherman 19.37
B. F. Boyes 35.00
L. B. Trullinger 13.12
P. Miller 46.80
Tom Miller 37.62
Ben Johnson 49.00
Joss Bagby 49.00
Scott Carter 40.25
Jim Marts 35.00
Roy Trullinger 21.00
Zeb Bowman 18.37
A. H. Newman 54.00
Hubert Engle 33.25
Elmer Sawtell 33.25
Lawrence Bowman 28.87
Frank Sawtell 15.75
Peter Boyles 28.43
John Shepherd 3.50
John Wilhoit 40.75
Roy Phelps 74.80
Dist. No. 29.
T. C. Dahlson 2.00
Louis Keil 2.00
A. McConnell ... 47.25
A. J. Shaver ... 11.00
J. Schurer 1,00
S. Harris 39.00
Dist. No. 30.
J. Blckner & Sons 4.05
East Side Mill & Lumber Co. . . 74.80
Chas. Hortsman ... 10.00
P. H. Jarisch 10.00
C. H. Nixon 7.00
A. Berg 8.00
L. Evans 3.00
Andy Lendall 5.00
E. Wlnt 1.00
J. C. Haines 1.00
F. E. Davidson 27.00
A. J. Monk 8.00
I. Austin ... 13.10
Oliver Worthlngton ... 6.00
Dlst. No. 31.
W. J. Powell 1.65
F. Wagner 12.00
R. Seeley 15.00
Ed Pamperln 28.00
Otto Pamperln 2.00
E. Kruse ... . 23.00
N. Belmor 2.00
Joe Memec 4.00
Wm. Wesenberg COO
U. O. Saver U.OO
Geo. Adams ... S 00
Wm. Schartz 40.00
Ed Piooskinan 6.00
G. Poeskman 6.00
Fred Barnes 2.00
A. Thomas 17.00
R. Oldenstadt 12.00
H. Oldenstadt 8.00
Ad Kelemeier 100
S. Kleger 4.00
Will Jaster 9.50
Fred Jaster : ... 10.50
John Wllken ... 7.60
John Seedling 10.00
Sam' Moser 13.75
Carl Thompson 5.75
Fred Moser 12.00
A. Sebatz 3.50
. DolUer 4.00
A. Srhaehla 1.75
Dlst. No. 32.
J. Bowers 50
C. I. Calkins 7.60
.1. Taylor 7.00
F. Kruger 50
U. Alison ... ; 11.00
A. Voss 11.00
A. Zln 10.00
W. C. Heater 32.60
E. S. Calkins C.00
O. Todd 5.00
C. H. Penzig 6 00
T. Barker 6.00
C. Willheliu 8.00
A. H. Smith 8.00
R. Heater 4.00 j
V. Hall 2.00
W. Oherst 7.00
Dist. No. 33.
J. Mager ... 10.00
J. A. Ueid 3.00
John Stormer 3.00
S.Nash 4.00
Henry Cromer 60.00
Frank Millard 22.00
Albert Folsom 23.50
Ray Maris 14.50
Charley Kandle 18.00
Joseph Gutt ridge 7.00
Robert Guttrldge 14.50
Carl Ward 45.00
W. Strunk 11.00
A. CiPiisorowskl ...'... 100
D. C. Sherman 6.00
G. Gensoiowskl 6.00
E. H. Tlson ' 24.00
James Shibley 18.00
Eugene Lewellen 12.00
Henry Cromer ...110.00
W. H. Kandle 84.00
C. Folsom 60.00
John Schink 26.00
James Guttrldge '. ... 30.00
G. Guttrldge 14.00
E. Genserowskl 5.00
Archie Howell 6.00
Ray Wilcox 32.00
C. S. Bard 16.00
Rowley Horner Lumber Co. . . 17.00
Wilson & Cooke 75
Oregon City Lumber Co 117.72
A. J. Hodge 2.00
Oregon City Lumber " 3.70
J. Christian 12.25
C. Baker 3.50
Bert Shipley 24.50
T. Johnson 27.12
A. Gross ; 3.50
J. C. Bronlette 7.00
M. Christian 12.25
D. Hodge ... 19.25
J. Zimmerman 23.63
Fred Zimmerman 33.25
A. J. Hodge ... 20.00
W. Koellmeier 16.00
J. Elsie 16.00
H. Allen 1.00
H. Toedemeler 7.00
H. Koellemeier 8.75
H. Iderhoff . 7.00
J. Iderhoff 8.75
Guy Gross 21.25
W. Klser 13.75
J. Edmond . . . . 56.75
H. T. Shipley 7.00
August Ek .' 7.00
A. D. Bowers . . . -. 47.75
J. M. Turner 63.75
Dlst. No. 36.
Pete Wormdahl 75
John Wormdahl ,f 75
Albert Elliott .. 6.00
John Elliott 75
Ben Prather , 3.75
Wm. Birtchett 3.00
Albert Pederson 3.00
C. C. Grimm 3.00
Enill Anderson 75
P. D. Samson 11.25
P. J. Schneider 3.00
Walter Long 2.25
J. K. Hart 1.50
Joe Komyeta
F. M. Samson 27.50
Mortensen & Co 5.17
Lais & Co .. 10.18
Dist. No. 37.
W. R. Wilmont 22.05
C. W. Kruse 209.33
E. I. Du Pont Nemours Powder Co. .71
W. R. Wilmont .' 35.75
Joe Ranger 3.60
G. G. Kruse 1.00
C. W. Kruse 316.85
Dlst. No. 38.
Trojan Powder Co 59.45
T. R. Worthlngton 54.50
G. Zimmerman 79.00
a Richardson 73.00
Risley Bros 52.00
Aug. Tucholke 18.00
C. W. Risley 11.25
Dist. No. 39.
Thomas Lewis 7.50
Charles E. Stewart 74.75
Wilson & Cooke 6.75
Trojan Powder Co 47.15
A. Mather 12.75
Scripture & Beauliau 2.45
L T. Sinclair 38.50
Frank Jaggar 8.38
Frank Jaggar 66.00
Frank Jaggar 16.26
Robert Schoenborn 27.50
Evan Lewis 30.00
John Irish 27.50
Frank Irish 30.00
Burt Gooduaster -27.60
Geo. Orm 27.50
Elmer Bly 32.50
W. R. Wheeler 25.38
J. T. Russell . ... . . 3.50
William Daniels 43.32
-C. Vogele
Richard Davis
Thomas Lewis
Henry Mills ...
Glenn Irish
F. A. Spangler
Wm. Stewart
Chas. Weismandel
Otto Striker ...
Albert1 Schorn born
Henry Schornbom
Theo. Miller
Wm. Wilson
Otto Striker-....
Allen Edwards ;
John Helvy
Roy Sinclair
Herman Diedrich
A. F. Thiel
Dell Irish
Fred Worms
M. E. London ,
Herman Fisher
Dist. No. 40.
Chas Danielson
Charlie Buckman
G. H. Lilja
Henry Hanson
Ralph Gibson ...
John Wilson
C. O. Davis
Harry Henriksen .
C. Bartlemay
P. M. HolBt
Dist. No. 41.
G. Sawtell
Geo. Roberts
Ed Wolf
38.50
38.50
48.14
38.50
38.50
57.75
62.58
33.75
7.50
44.67
30.03
31.29
24.05
19.25
22.75
22.25
21.00
19.25
18.60
19.25
46.00
14.63
7.50
9.25
12.25
1.35
7.00
14.00
9.62
10.50
17.50
24.60
30.96
32.00
15.00
22.00
Dist. No. 41.
James Wolf 36.00
Wm. Roberts 2.00
Ed Glllam 31.50
George Wolf 6.00
A. G. Morrison 6.00
Frank Morrison 8.00
H. Fitzgerald 30.00
Walter Kitzmlller 24.00
John Bews 11.00
Harry Sawtell 2.00
G. R. Woodle , 34.00
A. J. Kitzmlller ... ... 15.00
F. B. Mallory & Co 18.58
Meinlg Bros 46.40
Frank Morrison 7.t)0
John Bews 19.50
Ed Wolf 33.00
James Wolf ; 38.00
George Roberts 46.00
Walter Kitzmlller 44.00
George Sawtell 8.00
H. Fitzgerald 8.00
G. R. Woodle 68.00
Ed Gillam 26.00
George W.olf 16.00
Lee Cooper 22.00
P. P. Peshall 21.00
John Roberts 3.00
Harry Morrison 4.00
A. J. Morrison 5.00
Wm. Roberts 2.00
A. J. Kitzmlller 13.75
Dist. No. 42.
J. C. Marquam ... 2.60
Carlton & Rosenkrans 23.60
A. L. Voder 21.08
A. Beugli ... 20.25
A. E. Taylor ... 22.50
J. L. Wooster 28.50
G. C. Wboster 28.50
O. L. Hammond 25.00
A. C. Taylor 12.00
H. James 1.50
E. 'Ridings ' 1.50
N. Beer '. 21.75
Leon Judd 6.00
T. O. Ridings 6.00
F. Jackson 6.00
F. -E. Taylor 39.35
Frank Jackson 7.50
J. L. Wooster 1.50
G. C. Wooster 3.00
Shade Long 6.00
F. E. Taylor 7.50
Dist. No. 43.
V. Burg ,. 32.00
A. Baker 16.00
R. Douglas 12.00
W. F. Douglas 24.00
L. A. Freeman 8.00
Wm. Schmieman 14.00
H. S. Gibson 34.00
L. Bartlemay 3.00
R. B. Gibson 20.00
H. Jackson 12.00
E. Clester 6.00
W. H. Douglas ... 3.00
C. D. Douglas 2.00
C. W. Murphey 1.00
N. D. McKiver 4.00
D. Hoffmeister 2.00
G. W. Judd 3.00
C. C. Longwell 1.00
W. A. lies 7.00
J. F. Rowcliffe ... ... 1.00
Lazarus Co 13.77
S. A. Douglas 60.75
Dlst. No. -44.
Wilson & Cooke 1.50
Trojan Powder Co 32.50
D. Jones ; ... 6.00
C. Cahlll . . 4.00
D, McCormack 8.00
T. Osborn 8.00
C. Rider 2.00
R. Huges 4.00
A. Curry 4.00
S. M. Warnock 13.50
Mrs. Sikeg 7.60
C. Russer ... 2.00
W. S. Rider 2.50
T. Osborn 4.00
S. M. Warnock 2.50
Continued next week
Real Estate Transfers
W. F. and Sophia M. Schooley to
Clarence and Samantha Simmons, lots
5, 12, block 6, Gladstone; $1.
Meadowbrook Land & Livestock com
pany to P. O. Chlndgren, 137.60 acres
of William Welch D. L. C, township
4 south, range 2 east; 105 acres of
section 36, township 4 south, range
2 east; acre, of section 36, town
ship 4 south, range 2 east; tract of
land in Charles and Abagail Cutting
D. L. C; $1.
Thomas F. Ryan, trustee, to Harry
J. Rastall, tract of land In Clackamas
County; $200.
Charles W. Risley, trustee, to Mary
E. Rltter, tract 44, Concord; $1.
A. W. and Belle L. Lambert to Clara
M. Wheeler, lot 7, Willamette Park;
$600.
C. J. and Alice Kerr to William and
Agnes Shlndler, all of lot 9, block B,
Shindler Tract Addition to Milwau
wie; $300.
Harvey E. Cross, attorney and
abstracter, Oregon City. Oregon.
Abstracts of real estate in Clackamas
county promptly made : charges rea
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