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OREGON CITY COURIER, FRIDAY JAN. 10 1913.
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CONSULT A
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It is not so long ago that the
People wore content to
choose glasses in much the
same way they would buy
boots at the "bargain coun
ter," or some new "cure-all
from the touring quack on
Main street.
But the eyesight is too pre
cious to experiment with
and to-day most people real
ize it.
If you have an eye trouble
consult ourqualilled Opti
cian. '
He will give you expert ex
amination and precisely the
help you need.
BURMEISTER&ANDRESEN
Jewelers and Opticians
Suspension B idge Cor.
OREGON CITY
OREGON CITY.
Gustave Schuebel, of Shubel,
was in Oregon City on Thursday.
F. L. Dietrich, of Eldorado, was
transacting business in this city
Friday.
The Carnegie library is nearly
finished, and it will be a splendid
public place.
J. Gard, Jr., of Clarkes, was in
Oregon City on Thursday tran
sacting business.
Joh- Hufer, a well known res
ident of Shubel, was in Oregon
City on Thursday.
Mr. and Mrs. Long, of Mulinff,
were among the Oregon City vis
itors on Thursday.
Bruno Berlhold, a well known
resident of Eldorado, was in this
city on busines son Thursday.
J. Schmidt and son, George, of
Shubel. were transacting business
in Oregon City on Thursday.
Mrs. Bertha Davis and Mrs.
Charles Spence, o, Beaver Creek,
were in Oregon City on Thurs
day. Mrs. Herman Fisher and daugh
ter, Paula, of Carus, were
among the Oregon City visitors
on Friday.
Robert Henry and Miss Elsie
Schoenborn of Eldorado, were
Mrs. Richard SChoenborn-of this
city on Thursday.
Mrs. Richard Schoenborn, who
has been visiting with relatives at
r.hlorado, has returned to her
home in this city.
Mr. and Mrs. Kaser, of PorU
land, were in Oregon City on Sun
day visiting the latter's mother,
Mrs. George H. Wlshart.
Mrs. Richard Mueller, of High
land, was in this city on Wednes
day, being on her way home from
Portland, where she has been vis
iting relatives.
Masters Ernest and Carl Josi,
of Clairmont, have returned from
Martin's Bluff, Wash., where they
have been visiting with their un
cle, Andrew Singer.
Howard Zinser, of Salem, who
has been in Oregon City visiting
his mother, Mrs. J. C. Zinser, of
Thirteenth and Washington Sis.,
has returned to Salem.
Mr. and Mrs. William Wood, of
Washougal, Wash., who have
been spending the holidays wih
tho latter's parents, Mr. and Mrs.
C. II. Caulield, returned to their
homo on Friday. "
Born, December 31, to the wife
of Lee Bequeath, of Portland, a
daughter. Mrs. Bequeath was
foiinerly Miss Eula Schuebel, of
this city and is the eldest daugh
ter of Mr. and Mrs. C. Schuebel.
Miss Ha.el Francis spent Sun
day in Portland visiting with
friends and while in that city also
visited her sisters, Misses Ruby
and Pearl, the former of whom
is very ill at the Good Samaritan
Hospital, suffering from rheuma
tic fever.
r. A Fllintt and son. Harry El
liott, of Eugene, were in this city
on Saturday, having neen caueu
here by the death of Mrs. Louis
Heckman, daughter of the form
er. Mrs. Heckman died at her
home in this city on Friday eve
f Ivnhoid fever. They re
turned - to their home Saturday
evening, accompanying the re
mains to Eugene, where the in
terment took place.
Haviner passed through a
prosperous 1912, we wish to
express our thanks v to the
people of Oregon City and
vicinity, who have so kindly
helped to make our business
a success and we assure
you that we are in a position
to serve you even better dur
ing 1913.
To ihose who have not
been dealing with us we ex
tend an invitation to give us
a trial.
A SQUARE DEAL is our
motto.
THE HUB GROCERY
7lk and Center Streets
D
i Qualifier
Optician
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r. nil Criblncr, of Carus, wu ' H. Rtobhoft, a well known farm
'H. yMii Oity Saturday. ,er Vf l311. was in Oregon City
, , . . . r . on business Saturday.
Robert Schuebel, of Eldorado,' ... ... . ,. .
was in Oregon City Saturday. 1V W. W. H. feanison, just ce of
'I the peace, went to Molalla on
Mrs. Amy Dcrmain, of Cams, business Monday,
was in Oregon City Saturday. I , . .
August
Point, was
in Oregon City Sat-
urday.
I.mitava1lncn. of niiirkns wna
in Oregon City on business Satur
day. Ernest Jones and family, of El
dorado, were in Oregon City on
Saturday.
Mp- Massinger, of Shubel, was
transacting business in this city
01 jSaiuruay.
Mr. and Mrs. Adrian Dausen
have arrived in this city frurn Lo
d;, New Jersey.
Rehman Guenltior, of Shubel,
was transacting business in Ore
gon City Saturday.
David Jones, a well known far
mer of Carus, was in Oregon City
on business Saturday.
Frank Mueller, of Clarjjes, ac
companied by his, two sons, were
in Oregon City Sttturuay.
Ed Howard and son, of Carus,
were among the Oregon City bus
iness visitors on Saturday.
Miss Rosie Mulvany, of Union
Mills, was in Oregon City on Sat
urday, and while in this city vis
ited friends. v
Theodore Mueller and wife, of
Carus, well known residents of
that place, were among the Ore
gon City visitors on Saturday.
Miss Tillio Brandt, .who has
been visiting in Salein for the
past two weeks, returned to her
home in this city on Saturday.
Samuel Bailey and sister, Miss
bailey, the latter a ilorist of
Clhirmonl, were amoiifr those at
lenuing ine poultry snow m ure
ion City Saturday.
P'ier Bolilatuier, a prominent
larmer of Clackamas county,
wli'ie home is at Beaver Creek,
accompanied by bis daughter,
were in Oregon City Saturday.
Fred Josi, a well known farmer
of Carus, wus in Oregon City Sai-
urilnv" .Mid while litre attenJea
the Poult: y Show of the Clack
inas County Poultry Association.
Miss JMia nowen, wno nas ueeu i
contlned in the Oregon City lips-
pitai wiin lypnoiu iever, nas nn-
.roved so that she was able to be
I'liimionI I r hat h n mo rn aVnn ( h
and John Oui'ncv Adamas street
on A'ew Years Day.
Mr. and Mrs. William 13. bhive-
ly and little daughter, Elizabeth,
of Portland, arrived in -Oregon
Cily on Saturday evening to spend
Sunday with the former's mother
and sister, Mrs. W. B. Shively ana
Mrs. Lillian Thatcher.
G. 1). Minion, secretary of the
Portland Poultry Association,
and J. C. Murray, also member
of the association were m Ore-
trr.n r.itv tin I.Virhiv hointr iiiilfrps 1
of the poultry show. held at the
niioy on Friday anu &aiuruay.
Mr. Minion was judge of the poul
li'v pvhihil. nf the Clackamas
County Fair held in 1912.
Miss Evelyn Harding, Miss Er-
na I,il7iilil Mnq Anno it nn nr.
Miss Hazel' Tooze, Wallace Cau
lield, students 01 me university
.if Opiicrnn wlm hiivA hin snnnrl-
ing the holidays at their homes
in whs city, leit ouuuuy evening
for Eugene to resume their stud-'.
ies.
Mrs. Don Meldruin, who under
went a surgical operation at the
if Yinpunl'a Hi4ttnill SIY WPfiks
aro, and who also suffered from
pneumonia loilowing tne opera
tion hna I'nmivnptt.l n l.hfti. fihfi
was' able to be brought to her
. i t. .1 r t
Home in tins cuy on ounuuy un-
ernoon.
R. S. Cue, a prominent resident
if nnnliv wna in I his p.itv nn Sat
urday, having come hero to attend
i ha iKinllrv uhrivv orivnn hv the
Clackamas County Poultry Asso-
.i . . i .... i ... i .i:....,.t
ciation, anu was eiccteu a uirew-
or. Mr. Coe is a well Known poui-
lur mnn iif l.llTlVlV niul him Willi
many blue ribbons on his birds
at previous snows.
Fred C. Charman, - who has
Iwinn viuilinir ivilh mlntives in
Oregon City and in Portland for
Me past two weeKS, was caueu to
San Francisco on Friday to em
bark on the S. S. Siberia to 1111 a
losition as lreight clerK on tnat
mat. Mr. Charman has been
holding- this position with. S. S.
u.w.uin Tin. unvnrnl vpnrs. his run
on both steamships between San
Francisco and bnina.
Tho nnnnnl hieelinflr nf the com-
tiinnpin! plllll wi II lie held Saturday
night, January 18, at which time
Lhere will occur tne election oi
it ia a dncideil honor to
he president of this bunch of hun
dreds of men -anu one uoes not
usually wive to have the honor
hrust upon him. lhere are sey
ral who are said to have their
lightning rods up and are living
n hope.
Tho nnrl ia in siirllt. for the
transfer of the title of the locks
hum. and then something definite
will be done for a free govern
ment canal around tne lans. it is
aid that if nothing uniereseen
transpires the tille will bo turned
over to the government by the
18th. The big work will employ
it.i.a fmip hiinHrnd men it is
sn ii I and it will take about two
years to complete ti.
Miss Nell Derby, who has been
Q,.i,iinvoH in thn County Record
er's ollice in this city for the past
three years, nas resigueu ner po
sition and left on Wednesday for
Portland, where she will visit with
relatives and friends for a few
days, after which she will leave
for her Ii6me in Salem. Miss Der.
s to be one Oi. tne renruary
., i, Ii.mi aim will hf unilprl in
marriage to Fred Collins, a well
known young business man of
Portland. Miss Derby is exper
ienced in operation of tho book
typewriter and was one of the
most efficient employes in the
courthouse.
Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Kiel, proniu
inent residents of Aurora, were
in Oregon City Friday and Satur
day, coining here to attend the
poultry show. While in this city
thpy purchased several fine birds
a the show, which will be added to
theix line polleetion of poultry.
Mr. and Mrs. Kiel are both chick
en fanciers and know a good bird
,vhen they see it. niey am man
ng a specialtyof raising Buff Or-
1mrlnni AninnCT thfi IlirdS theV
l'lll lljlio. ......c- , -
purchased at the show was a full
blooded BulT Orpington cock own
pd bv M. Cone, of Oregon City.
Th,.,' In ovhihlt SniTIR of their
choicest birds at the Marion
j County Poultry Show, which takes
place this month.
!
attorney of Estacada, was in the
city on business Monday.
J. Loun'sdale, advertising
man
on the Portland Journal, was in
Oregon City on business Friday.
Messrs. Herman and Erich
Dietrich of Eldorado, were among
the Oregon City visitors Tuesday.
W. M.'Uansen has purchased
the bakery business of H. Schrad
er, .and will continue to conduct
a-first-class bakery.
. E. A. Rhoten, field editor of the
Pacific Homestead, published at
Salem, was in Oregon City on Fri
day, and while here, visited the
poultry show. ,
-Miss Hannah Slromgreen, "a
professional nurse of San Fran
cisco, after visiting for several
weeks in Clackamas county, has
returned to San Francisco.
" J. R. Wishart of Toledo, who
was called to Oregon City by the
illness and death of his, father,
the late George H. Wishart, has
returned to his home.
Mrs. George Lazello, who has
been visiting with her daughter,
Mrs. Fred Meindl, of Sellwood,
returned to Oregon City Friday
afternoon. .
Jacob Schaft, acompanied by
his brother, was in Oregon City
transacting business Saturday.
Mr. Schalt is a well known resi
dent of Carus.
The llre alarm lower at the top
of the Seventh street stairway has
the cement foundation completed
and it will be erected today. It is
a steel derrick.
To Exchange Portland property
winging, in $50 per month, to
exchange for Oregon City improv
ed or vacant properly. Inquire at
Hansen's Bakery.
The city is full of hard colds
and throat troubles, anu it ap
pears to be largely confined to the
children, and takes the forms of
croup, hoarseness and bronchi
tis. Wallace Mount, a student of
- .- --- :h,.n
he U"'' y o Oregon, whose
""""r " " f, :' '. ( i" hnmo
who has been U ns a th home
of Dr. 11. S. Mount in this city, has
returned to Eugene.
Samnei Roake. formerly of Ore
gon City, but now of Clackamas.
..iu in this p.it.v Tuesday, and
while here, was the guest of his
daughter, Mrs. ueorgo uaruuei,
or Eleventh and John Adams
street.
Mrs .I:ieiih Steiner of Beaver
Creek, accompanied by her son,
l.'i...rl Silaiiiar ojprfl ill Ol'elTOn CltV
i: l lIUl..V't, ..v.w ... tj v
on Tuesday. Mrs. Sterner was on
her way to Fortiana, wnere suu
will visit relatives.
Mn nnH Mrs flpiii'irp. Kirhvanii
ill 1. UI1U vv.0 V
oi Shubel, were in Oregon City on
Tuesday. Mrs. Kirbyson from this
cily went to Portland, where she
will visit her son Harry, wuo ijs
receiving medical attention at the
hospital in that city.
Tkn.ninn HnvunrH who has
Iliuuii-uii
been spending the holidays with
u;., M.nihnii Mn Annin Howard.
ilia iiiuiuuii . ... ------
and grandmother, Mrs. J. W. Ga-
nong, leit on sunuay ior ilubuiic
to resume his studies at the Uni
versity of Oregon.
mr or.H Mfo T. W .Hicelow
11X1. DIIU -
and young son, who have resided
in this city for tho past three
months, left Saturday for Boston,
Mass., their lormer nome. ir.
i.:.-,.)... hoc Iiuiiti nnnnpp.lpfl Wlt.ll
the city engineer s office in this
city.
f'miniv r.tprk w. L. Mulvey. who
has been confined to his home at
Firth and Madison streets ror the
jnmiih anfforiiiB from ty-
phoid rever. has recovered so that
! l. i . i . Vii nfftnial
he is auie to ruouniu mo
duties at the court house.
Mr. and Mrs. William Weis
mandel left the latter part of last
week for Portland, where they
will make their future home, Mr.
Weismandel having recenlv pur
chased a grocery store in thatcity
which is located on the east side.
Mr. Smith, a prominent real es-
ii .-if ilruahnm. was in this
city on Saturday and while in this
city was the guest of 0 .E. I1 rey-i
tag, secretary of the publicity de
partment of the Oregon City
Coniercial Club.
Mr. and Mrs. John Robhins,
well known poultry breeders, were
rwo-nn r.H. nn Saturday.
While in this city they visited the
poultry show, wnere mis. nub
bins carried off several tirst pri
zes tor ner onus.
Mine host J. J. Tobin of the El
eivic hotel has purchased the A.
. i. iiwii nhniit. four miles
east or Molalla, of 98 acres, and it
IS O, II1C1LLI.I v.. t .
people whether it was a matter of
speculation with Mr. Tobin or
:.. mollun nf anpp.u anon Willi
whether he caught tne uacK to
the soil" influenza.,
Everybody is looking happy oy
er the energetic action being tak
en by the city council, live wires
j ii, .liinna o-ennr.lllv for a
,ii.intinor water source for
this city. This is our one draw
i i. ,i v.hon vlo enn advertise
ni...n1fiv nuvp water this old
city wiil be some place to live in.
n i ri ' nanirhprlv. a well
known pouitryman of Molalla, re-
i....nn tn riio nru M iin nil hut ai
..oi iinvu' c in this CltV.
Mr. Daugherty is a breeder of
Harred Plymouth hocks,
some of his mras, on i
u ii..v ahnw. carrying oil
,,r.i flrsl. nrizes besides sec
k.,,t on,i ihinl nri.es. He is now
1111U III'V. . 1 11.
:.l..nt f.f ha fiaMW'.llLl.lOll. nav
ing been elected to that office on
Saturday afternoon at tne. uui
ness meeting held by the associa-
linn. an, when Otner Olliceia vvcic
r.1 an af
VlljVtvu,
Mr and Mrs. E. T. Prescou, oi
o,i. ' In nreffnn lHV J ri-
aiem, wcio m .w.r, --- ,
r.r no- nprfi to aiaeiiu iuc
ooullry show given by the Clack-
". ' ..i,, vimillrv AsscCiatlOll.
Mr. Prescott and wife have been
..;..:n,,r at tho nome 01 mi. nnu
l!.'iZ.c: u.v.v.ins nf Canby
Mrs.' Robhins being the former s
.. . Dnnaonii ia a direct
or and one 'of the boosters of the
V,' r ' nt,r Pnn irv ARsocia-
MailOU uimuv , ,h
tion, coming to this citv in the in
nf the show to he giv at
Salem January 14 to 18th inclu
curing some of the best birds for
the chow to be given by the Mar-
. c A T,,ilr-u Aaennation.
lie" is a brVeder of' the Faveralli
variety, and will exhibit many of
his chicKens ai uis uuuw owv
Herman Schunk of Eastern
Oregon, is visiting relatives at
Central Point.
Alfred Guerrier of Stone, was
in Oregon City on Sunday visiting
friends.
Eli Stark of Clarkes, was trans
acting business in Oregon City
Monday.
Ed Brenner of Carus, was in
the city on Monday, on his way to
Portland on business.
Sunday and Monday nights'
Treezes put the roses out or bus
iness ror this year.
Judge C. N. Wait, a prominent
resident of Canby, was transact
ing business here Saturday.
'ell, we have had our inch of
snow and it lasted an hour or two
after daylight. Now for spring.
Mr. and Mrs. Carl Pipka and
two daughters, of Eldorado, werij
among the Oregon City visitors
on Monday.
Paul Burrows, a former resi
dent of Oregon City, but now of
Sellwood, was visiting friends in
Oregon City on Sunday.
Miss Harriet Baker who lias
been employed at Bannon & Com
pany s store, nas resigned iter
position to acceplt a place in the
Bank of Oregon City.
J.C.Jackson, who loft here
about six months ago for Hem)
ner, Oregon, has returned to Ore
gon City, and will remain here
during the winter.
Thomas Cowing, formerly man
ager of the Western Union, is in
this cily, was in Oregon City on
business Monday, and while here,
visited among his many friends.'
Miss Mldred Kruso, alter
spending the holidays at her
home in this city, has returned to
Salein to resume her duties as a;
teecher in the Blind school.
Nature doesn't wait ior the sea
sons in this part of Oregon.Look
at the shrubbery along the Sev
enth street stairway and you will
note that it is in full bud.
Miss Anna Smith, a student in
the Normal school of Washing
ton at Bellingham, who has been
spending the holidays with her
sister, Miss Edith Smith, has re
turned to Bellingham.
Fruit trees, rose bushes and
fancy shrubbery at half regular
price. Best two year iruit trees
al ten cents each. II. J. Bigger,
9lh and Centre Street, Oregon
City. . ;
Miss Mary Silvers and' Waldo
Silvers, who have been spending
the holidays with their mother,
Mrs. Agnes Silvers, have relumed
to Ml. Angel to resume their stu
dies at the Mt. Angel Academy
and college.
Gaylord Godfrey, who is taking
a course in medicine at the Ore
gon Agricultural college at Cor
vallis, after spending the holidays
in this city with his parents, Mr.
and Mrs. William Godfrey, re
turned to Corvallis Sunday.
Mrs. James McFarlane, who has
been visiting old iriends here ror
several weeks, returned to her
home jn Powell River, B. C. Sat
urday. Mr. and Mrs. McFarlane
were for many years residents oi
this city, but Iert.Jast summer
Tor Powell River.
Miss Bernice Dawson, teacher
of the Selma school, Southern
Oregon, who has been . spending
the past two weeks with her par
ents, Mr. and Mrs. James Dawson,
left Saturday lor southern .Ore
gon, resuming ner worn on Mon
day morning.
Mi.a h r Rons nf San Fran
cisco, a former resident of this
city, who has been visiting rela
tives and old irienus uero iui uvvu
weeks, returned to her California
home last week. Her father, Pet
er Wilson of Logan, accompanied
her, and will remain curing tne
winter.-
Miau r.inrn ttuchcEcer of Sell-
urnnil uhn was formerly employ-
ed in' tho county recorder's of rice
in this city, has accepteq a pos -tion
with County Recorder Ded-
man, and has commencea ner uu
lies. Miss Buchegger is an ex
perienced OOOK-iypewriiui ui;i
lor. Her health has much im
proved since taking a much need
ed resU
Renresentative F. M. Gill or
Eslacada will endeavor to repeal
the bill regarding cattle running
at largo, and leave the question to
be settled by tho precincts Mr.
(fill has the right idea. Oregon
City has no more business voting
on a stock regulation ror Molalla
than has that town to vote uuuu
municipal matters. This stock
mipsinn is a matter ior each lo
cality, and each locality has us
own issues on tho matter. . in
some precincts prohibition of
slock running at large is u puni
tive hardship, in other precincts
a splendid reform. Each locality
should seine tins nian,i;i .v-
self.
IMPORTS FINE CHICKENS
rimi.il F n van Receives i
Fancy Coops from England
of the
prominent poultry fanciers of the
nnnnivMi nn Saturday two
f Silver Canepines
from
England. The birds were in ex
cellent condition arter travelini
.ifh a rlialnnnn.
The breed is new in this coun-t-.r
hni oppnrdinir to the noted
ti Ji ' ---w .
.,iv,Tilw Tlarnunn Weir.
says that by tradition they date
back as far as 1200, the name of
Campine being. derived from the
Plain La Campine, m Belgium,
lUn.r nmra ffllinfl.
wi Hie uiu , ,
Mr. Dixon, who is a member of
the American Poultry ab cianu..
li.nnH nniiltrv iude. 18
Resident of thS" Pacific ast
Campine club, recently organized.
He is not oniy i"u ."""
i. ' ... v.Q,i .f ph (-kens, but a
breeder as well, and has many of
iVipsp hpautiful Diros hi i
in this cily. . onn
n-v. c;i,.r. rnmnines are sin
gle comb, and the colorings of the
v.;,.,ia arp nf a silvery white
" i ..-io!,i hv markings or
having l rich
"V. IVrt. the neck
C'"Ti hiPh iVa silvery white
without barrings. Not only is
v. r.f pViipVpns erood ior
h,i ptpp lent for tneir
lilj iiift
lHtln rfiinlll 1PH.
Mr Dixon returned a few day
tm Aihanv where he was
iudKe of the poultry show, and
.1
i. V.,w,n hnnnrpfl as a JU'JKe
linn anu un -
,.f lha Mar nn county "'"'"J
show to be held in aaiem oanuc,
14th to 18th.
S
A
SPLENDID LIST OF HANDSOME
BIRDS SHOWN.
Three Day Show is Deolded on fop
the Exhibition Next Year
The Second Annual Poultry
Show, given by the Clackamas
County Poultry association, was
held at the Armory in this city, on
Friday and Saturday, January 4,
and 5, and was the most success
ful show given by the association.
There were over 300 birds exhib
ited besides ducks and Belgian
hares and rabbits. ,
The judging look. place on Fri
day morning after the show- com
menced, tho judges being J. C.
Murray of Portland and C. D.
Million, secrelary'of the Portland
Poultry Association, and who was
judge of the poultry exhibit at the
recent Clackamas county fair. M.
J. LaZolle, who was manager fff
the show last year, acted in that
capacity this year, and much
credit is due him for the success
ot the arrair. Mr. Lazelle has
been working hard" ror the past
month arranging with poultry
men or the county to enter their
birds lor ttie exhibit, and already
no is arranging for a better and
larger show next year. The dates
lor 1914 will be three days instead
of two, as was had this year.
i fie superintendent ol the Show
fun li.ilK ,.i.-o ,,.., 1 .I.,.,
i-ji iywi.il utija, vyuo X'lUU AJlllUSlUJ'j
one of the wel-known residents of
Clackamas county, whose home is
near Beaver Creek. Mr. Lindsley
looked after the wants of poultry
in nis care, and there was noth-
ng lacking in the way of food
and cleanliness of the goods in
which the birds were kept.
home oi the linest birds raised
in Multnomah and Clackamas
county were exhibited, there be
ing many choice birds. Among
them might bo mentioned the tiny
nuepenoent uantam cock, cfear
on through all breeds or chicken-
dom, up to the big Bull Orphing
lon. The White Leghorns had
the appearance of just coming
roni a hath tub, and were spot
ess. The cocks crowed from
early in the morning until late at
night, and tho men who remained
at ttie Armory on watch, were un-
the
aoie to sleep alter 3:30 in
norning.
:mong the chickens attracting
attention was the pullet raised by
Mrs. oeorge u. iirowneii at ner
home at Concord. This bird was
hatched in July and laid her first
egg helore Thanksgiving, and
has continued to keep up her rec
ord ever since. Siie is a cross
breed of the Bufr Leghorn and.
tue urpiiingtou oreeus. anu nis
been officially dubbed by Geo. C.
iirowneii as Miss urpingnorn.
It was the bird'5s first apearance
in society, hut she proved the
queen of the poultry show. Mrs.
Brownell also had some of her
choicest . Orpingtons on exhibit,
and was awarded one first and two
second prizes.
The Beadred Buff Polish chick-
ends, with their pompadours, ar
ranged m latest lasnion, ownea
;ind exhibited by M. G. Christen-
sen, were awrdod first prize. They
were among the attractive chick
ens of the show, as were also his
game chickons of the Hamburg
hreed.- Mr. (Jtinstonsen will enter
some of his birds at the Marion
county poultry show this month.
INo doud some ot the promin
ent poultry breeders of the state
reside at Portland, ror the birds
lroni the yard ol 11. vy. Krupke, or
that place were a big attraction
at the show here. Tins year ho
was awarded first prize on cock.
first and second on cockeroll and
third on pullet, all in tho Barred
Hock breed; also first prize for
best pen in show.
Fred Daugherty, a well known
Molalla Doultry fancier had some
of his Hue barred Plymouth Rocks
on exhibit, being awarded first
prize on hen and first and second
on pilots; third on cockrell and
second on pen.
M. J. Lazello carried ofr the
sweepstakes with his Indian Rup-
uer ducks.
C. B. Hvck ol OreifOn City, who
does poultry as a sideline, had a
very fine exhibit, and carried oH
several ribbons. R. L. Badger of
Beaver Creek also carried away
honors on his display ol Bull Or
pingtons and Leghorns.
C. R. Terrill of Oregon City had
a display or, Rhode Island Rose
Comb birds. Alon Shewnian was
probably tho youngest poultry-
man, having exniiJits Aiinougu
his birds had not been prepared
for exhibit, nevertheless they car
ried oir some or th prizes, win-i
ning second on White wyanuoiie
pullets, third on Rhodo Island
Iteds, and second on wnite leg
horns.
Mrs. John Robbins. J. w. uoie,
M nnrl Mlo I V P I !1 fl if nf WOOd-
burn, F. F. Fisher of Fisherdale,
Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Kiel, of Aur
ora, and many others had birds
on exhibit that attracted much
attention.
Lectures were given by the
head or the 0. A. C. poultry de
nartment aiternoon and evening,
on poultry breeding and raising.
The busines linns or Oregon
Cily and Portland, made tne list
of generous prizes possible.
Saturday afternoon tho election
of oficers for the next year was
held. President: Fred G. Daugh
erly of Molalla; vice-president,
Dr. M. C. Strickland, Oregon City;
secretary and treasurer, M. J. La
zelle, Oregon City. Elmer Dixon
of Oregon ity and R. S. Coe of
Canby were named directors.
Children Cry
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The marriage of Miss Esabelle
Dugger of this city nad Mr.
George Allgeir, who recently ar
rived in this city from Mountain
Grove, Mo., was solemnized at the
Dugger home on High street Sun
day afternoon. The marriage
ceremony was pertarmed by Jus
tice of tha-Peace W. H. H. Sam
son, and was witnessed by about
30 friends and relatives of the
contracting parties. The bride
wore a cream colored serge gown
and carried pink carnations. She
was attended by her sister, Miss
Etha Dugger. Joseph Allgeier,
brother of the bridegroom was
bes tman.
Alter the ceremony a wedding
dinner was served. The rooms
were- prettily decorated with cut
flowers and evergreens. Many
beautiful wedding presents were
received.
Mr. and Mrs. Allgeier will leave
this week for their future home at
Mountain Grove. Mr. Allgeier is
engaged in farming, owning one
of the largest ranches of that lo
cality. , i-jtfi
The Willamette Club have is
sued invitations to the first dan
cing party of the series of 1913.
The affair promises to bo a most
enjoyable one, and will be given
in Busch hall an Januray 16. Fox'
orchestra of Portland will furnish
the music ror the occasion. Re
freshments will bo served during
the evening. The committee in
charge is composed of Harry E.
Draper, M. D. Latouretto and Dr.
Clyde Mount.
The announcement early this
week of the marriage of Miss
Elizabeth Rons, eldest daughter
of Mrs. Elizabeth Roos to Mr. R.
V. D. Johnston, ol New York City,
but who ror the last twelve
months has been staying in Ore
gon City, came as a surprise to
many friends of the couple.
The wedding which was per
formed by the Rev. John Webber
ol Hillsboro, took place in June or
last year, but for personal reas
ons it was arranged not to make
announcement until the now year.
Karl "leidel of Hillsboro, and
his sister, .Miss Heidel, attended
the ceremony as witnesses. The
bride is an accomplished musi
cian, and- has many friends in
New York City, as well as throug
out her own city and county.
The groom is a mining engineer
and is well known in musical and
newspaper circles.
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Obituary.
Mrs. Ernestine Dietrich, wife
of F. L. Dietrich, died Friday
morning, January 3, at the family
home at Eldorado, at the age of
70 years.
Mrs. Dietrich was bornin Frei
berg, Saxony, 1842, and united in
marriage in 1867. She arrived ia
America in 1879 from Germany,
and lived- at Milwaukie, Wiscon
sin, until 1881. when she moved
with her family on a homestead ia
the northern part of Wisconsin,
where the family was surrounded
Dy Indians, these being their only
neighbors, and they had to con
quer many hardships at that
time. Over a. trail they oarrled
their provisions strapped to their
backs, and it was many years be-
fores ettlers arrived and helped
to build a road. Mrs. Dietrich
and her ramify succeeded m
clearing a large farm but decided
to come to Oregon arriving here
January 1910, and nought a farm
at Eldorado, wnere Mrs. Dietricn
lived until her death. During her
residence at Eldorado Mrs. Diet
rich made many friends, who
deeply sympathize with her fam
ily. - l A
Mrs. Dietrich is survived by her
husband, F. L. Dietrich of Eldo
rado; two daughters, Mrs. Carl,
Schmeiser, and Mrs. Herman'
Fish-r of Carus; two sons, Her
man and Erich Dietrich of Eldo
rado. She is also survived by 14
grandchildren.
The runeral services were con
ducted on Sunday, January 5th,
the interment being at New Era.
Many friends of the family at-1
tended the services, and many
beautiful riowers covered the cas
ket. Money to Loan.
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