Oregon City enterprise., June 23, 1893, Image 2

CLACKAMAS COUNTY
THE
ENTERPRISE (OR It FN POX IV
EXTS SWEEP THE 11ELI.
Wllsnnvillc People Want tho Comity
Court to Explain Itig ltitrn Local
Notes mid Items of Interest.
W'ilsonvilli, June IS. For tlio benelit of
numerous Inquirers would the Count v
Court be kind enough to state through the J
columns of the Kntkki'KIsk (he reason they
do not place the bridge tlist crosses the Tu
alatin river in a passable condition. The
greatest query in the minds of the people
of this place is why the bridge whs built in
the first place. Hut now that it is built, and
4000 of the taxpayers' money has been
squandered therein, we have a not unrea
sonable desire to know why the County
Court does not complete the work and place
the bridire in a passable condition for the
convenience of the traveling public. An
explanation on their part will be anxiously
awaited.
Homer A. Krose succeded in passing bis
post graduate course at the Salem univers
ity last week and by so doing has attained
the highest grade that can be obtained at
that institution. He has also been retained
as teacher in he piano and violin depart
ment, and will commence teaching Septem
ber 1st. Hon. John Kruse and wife, the pa
rents of the youi'g professor, were present
at the graduating exercises and are justly
proud of their son's success.
Wheat has all headed out and the pros
pect for a crop above the average is more I
promising than ever. The continuous
showery weather is helping the oat crop
out wonderfully, and In spite of the late
sowing we may yet have a fairly large crop.
Potatoes are all planted and we now anx
iously await the harvest which is not far
distant.
K. P.' Brown of Portland has been send
ing a vacation of a few weeks at this place,
and is a guest at the Kruse residence. He
will leave for Portland next Tuesday and
in a tew days will start for the Sound w here
he intends to stay till Se ptember 1st when
he will start for the world's fair.
A grand ball is to be given at Fete Lar
son's new dance hall on the evening of the
Fourth. Everybody is cordially invited.
Five teams will start hauling lumber
from Saum's mill tomorrow morning fur
John Kruse's barn, and the carenters will
commence framing the building Tuesday
morning. Forty-live thousand feet of lum
ber will be required to complete the struc
ture.
Bishop Seeley, the well known hustler
and potato king of this section, has been
basy with the aid of a hired man in clearing
another three acre tract which adds greatly
to the looks of his vastly improved place.
ago Saturday. Although it raineil nearly
all day he had plenty of help. M ra. Iaviea
and daughtertt prepared an elaborate din
ner and supper for the men. They are nil
wishing for another " raising."
There will not be enough cherries this
year for the birds.
Henry Mauls, of Portland, has been vis
iting his unclj, A. Mauls.
Frank Taylor and family sieiit Sunday
In Oregon City.
Isaac Surfus has purchased a very tine
Kimball organ.
Vera Hill, of Oregon City, bus been visit
ing her aunt, Mrs. Frank Taylor.
Mrs. Philip Strank went to Portland
Monday.
all his Utile might on Mount Pleasant
breeios and mountain scenery which Is I
right and proier. Num. SmvATo.
immense stock of
Milwaukee.
Milwaukee, June 21. The Children's
Day exercises at the I'nion Sunday school
Sunday evening were very enjoyable. The
church was tastefully decorated with Dow
ers from garden and Held. Mrs. Young
gave liberally from her abundance and
many others brought bouquets of (lowers.
The children acquitted themselves with
credit, and the large audience seemed well
entertained.
A. E. Campbell left Sunday night for
California mines.
A number of our young people think ot
attending the cantata, "Queen Ksther," at
Sellwood Saturday evening, June '.Mill. A
good time is anticipated.
The East Side railway company is chang
ing the track and switch at the car house
preparatory to Using the other part ol the '
building, one-half being insufficient for
present needs.
The water is gradually receding but it the
warm wealher continues we shall exect a
rise.
I.. M. Wissinger, ot Tacoma, came over
Tuesday ou business and called to see his
nephews, Oscar and (leorgo Wissinger.
Strawberries are plentilul and very cheap,
some selling at three cents. Scth I.uelling
it Co. are shipping all their berries, thereby
doing better than they could at home,
Mrs. T. L. Charman and .Mrs. Fonts, of
Oregon City, were the guests Tuesday of
Mrs. J. 0. Bonnet.
Rev. Kaatse is a happy father. It's a
boy. Mother and child doing nicely.
Cherryrllle I'berps.
Chirbttilli, June 17 Dr. Hickman
wi called again one day this week to see
Claude Baty who has been sick for some
three weeks with what was supposed to be
nervous fever but which has developed into
. mountain fever.
It would be a great convenience to this
section if a good physician would locate in
this part of the county, say at Sandy post
office. We think he could build up a large
practice. From sixteen to thirty-five miles
is a long distance to go for a doctor, and
people will get sick even in this country.
A five months term of school will begin
August 14th in this district, No. 42, with
Miss Marian Fernly of Fremont, Multno
mah county, as teacher. She is well recom
mended and holds a good certificate. So
we have hopes of a successful term of school
this year.
Salmon river bridge is Hearing comple
tion and has the appearance of a good struc
ture. We understand there are parties camped
near the snow line on each sideof the moun
tain on the Mount Hood and Barlow road
waiting for the snow to melt so they can
cross. The snow is reported to be deeper
on the mountains than it has been for sev
eral years in the month of June.
Crops and gardens are growing fairly
well. Clover is blooming and promises to
be heavy. Fruit is dropping badly, espe
cially pears and cherries.
The bee business is having a small boom
in this neighborhood. Several have small
apiaries started and doing fairly well.
The present road law is not in favor by
the majority of the people in this part of
the county, as clearing the road of fallen
timber and filling up mudholes has to be
done by volunteer work if it is done at all.
Some predict there will be a marked im
provement in our roads in the near future
We sincerely hope there will be. W,
Molalla.
Molalla, June l!).Ho for Wright's
Spring on the Fourth of July, all ye boys
and pretty " hats," and hear the patriotic
eagle scream as of old in historic times, in
that magnificent grove, and drink of the
crystal snow water of life that never re
quires a cooler.
One building ot the firm ot 1.10 le, Fox A
Harris is Hearing completion.
Mrs. W. D. Adams is quite ill. Dr. Paine
was out to see her lust week.
Barton Jack, Esq., is slinging the adz
and beetle at Teasel creek in a way that will
soon have a barn ready to raise for E. Albright.
Molalla was well represented at Teasel
Creek camp meeting yesterday. Rev. Mc-
Farlen of Albany preached three sermons
during the day. His leading subject was
Organization." Elders Dart. Wingfield
and Harliss also held their usually impor
tant services over the creek. At a former
meeting they voted to meet an hour earlier
so as not to interfere, hut of coarse three
hours added to 10 o'clock a. m. would make
it 1 t. ni. hold-over-services.
E. P. Carter, road master, says much
more work will be done under the present
system than was at first counted on.
Now we have some weather that will
make strawoerry growers smile, saving
nothing of the picnicers. Is there anything
wrong w itli illamette Valley clituutv, anyhow?
Hood View,
HoonXiKw, Juno 12.-Horn to Mr. and
Mrs. Ira Seely a son.
C. T. Toore has been unite sick but at hist
account was improving.
Mrs, John ltoyee of Champocg, formerly
of this place, is in Portlund under the doc
tors care.
Mrs. Hudson, who has been quite sick,
has been taken to Woodlmrn for treat inent.
tleo. Young is again Ml to be around
alter an Illness of two weeks and coutem
plates a trip to the coast for the bencllt of
his health.
Miss Klva Coplo Is, we are pleased to say,
among us.
Miss I. a m I), of Ncwberg, Is vUitlngdraml-
ma Seely.
Miss Nettie Wood is with her sister, Mrs.
Clara Ijuub, of Portland.
Grandpa Ziimwalt spent last week with
his daughter and family, Mrs. CO. Davis,
of the metropolis.
Deny Bell and wife of Newbcrg sienl
Sunday and Monday at the home of their
daughter, Mrs. L. II. Drown.
Miss Twink Graham has gone toOretnwn,
Tillamook county, hcre she h engaged to
teach a four months term of school.
Bishop Seely recently presented his fane
ily with a new organ.
(!. W. Prosser. our general road boss, was
in our neighborhood examining roads and
bridges last week.
Rev. Mr. Kldridge delivered his farewell
sermon Sunday to a very large audience at
Pleasant Hill. He leaves us after one year
of toil in the good work.
Quite a numU'r of members of Sunrise
lodge contemplate attending a picnic at
Newberg to be given soon by the working
men.
Hood View exects to have a grand time
on the coining Fourth in their beautiful
grove. Preparations are already being
made.
Children's Day was a grand success, there
Mug a very large audience anil the numer
ous children who took part in the exercises
well deserve great credit.
Mrs. Graham and son William and Mrs.
I A. Young have just returned from a triii
beyond the Yacalt prairie in the big timlier
and reK)rt having a good time and plenty
of mountain trout to fatten oh. Amka.
Spring
i Summer i Milliiien
i ana
JUST ARRIVED DIRECT FROM THE EAST.
i.Annrs' and ei-IILDKICN'vS MA I s Al;
VERY LOW PR1CICS.
CALL AND INSPECT OUR STOCK.
GtWO
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CHNBY,
OREGON,
IlAHHiHOKST & COMPANY,
151 Front Street. I HARDWARE I Portlatnl. Oregon.
Kexter
Beaver Creek.
Beavee Creek, June 15. The rain has
settled the dust. The grain looks well.
J. J. Guyer is expecting his son-in-law,
Mr. Gaybill, from Kansas. Mr. Gaybill
spent two years in Oregon, but returned to
Kansas last fall. He seems glad at the
thought of coming back to Oregon.
Mr. Shefchik has sold bis farm. We did
not learn the name of the purchaser.
There was a magic lantern show at the
school house last Tuesday night.
The Beaver Creek school was photo
graped last week.
A Mr. Davis from Albany is visiting the
family of Richard Davis.
Mrs. Kate Staub, nee Weidner, of Port
land, visited her parents last week.
A Christian Endeavor society has been or-"
ganized at the Presbyterian church and
held its first meeting last Sunday evening.
A literary society has also been organized
and is under the auspices of the Endeavor
society. The literary meets every alternate
JYiday night.
Willie Daniels recently visited his sister
who lives near Woodbnrn. Obsekvek.
Mountain View Items.
MorsTAi.i View, June 20. Mr. Frederick
will move into bis new house tomorrow.
A. F. Buckles has given his house a coat
of paint.
Mahlon Moran has painted their new
house.
Joe Harrington has torn down his old
barn and will build a new one in a different
place.
Geo. C. Ely has employed Ed. May and
H. Nichols to dig a well over at the slaugh
ter house and they are meeting with solid
rock.
Charley May went to Canby today to pick
strawberries.
Miss Annie Newkirchner and I.ee Jones
were the guests of Mrs. May last Friday
morning. They made a flying trip to Van
couver and on their return introduced
themselves as Mr. and Mrs. Lee Jones of
Muliuo.
Geo. V. Ely and bride began housekeep
ing last Wednesday in their newly furnished
house over in Falls View. Saliha.
Canby Ctilllnjts.
Car-by, June 21. Owing to the fine
weather the strawberry men have lcen able
to ship a line lot of lerries from town the
past week. Several thousand crates have
been shipped to Portland and Tacoma.
The ladies of the Christian Endeavor So
ciety will give an ice cream and strawberry
social at the Roger hotel next Tuesdav
evening, June 27. A cordial invitation is
extended to all.
Died, at Canby, June Pith, Joseph Stun
ners, after a two months sickness of dropsy
of the heart. Deceased leaves a wife and
four children to mourn his loss. There
mains were luie to rest in the Cunhy ceme
tery. J. Zeek has gone to Woodlmrn and started
a blacksmith shop. He will move his lain
ily up soon.
F. Boecker is improving his block of town
prorty by enclosing it w ith a new picket
fence.
Mrs. Stella Lamb, of Albany, is visiting
her parents, Mr. and Mrs. I). W. Howard.
W. S. Kellogg made a short business trip
to Cornelius last Saturday, returning the
first of the week.
A. G. Stoggsdill who has been quite sick
is utile to be around town again.
S. A. D. Gurley, of Arlington, arrived in
town last Tuesduy evening intending to
send the summer near Canby.
J. I.. Hendricks of Barlow gave us a pleas
ant call last Tuesday evening.
Warren E. Slater, who has been in Canby
the last three years, departed for Ogden,
I'tah, last Monday, where he intends stay
ing the coming summer.
Niirthar.slvra A(rlU tut
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Crescent Wedges (warranted.) 15 it S Proof CIiamim. Arcade Kil'n. Hope. Crtwi'iit
Logge rs and Wood ('hopiMrs .SjMrialtien.
Oregon City Agent,
WILSON A CO
Maple Lane.
Mapi.k Lake, June 1!). Maple Lane will
celebrate the Fourth this year. A meeting
was held Saturday evening and it was de
cided to have a picnic in the grove across
the road from the school house. A good
time is expected. We would like to see all
iur friends on that day.
Xfanle Lane is becoming a favorite rlriv
for the lovers of smooth roads and pretty
country scenery.
Thomas Davies had a barn raising a week
Elwond.
Ei.wood, June 17. A Sunday School has
been organized with a full attendance and
much interest.
The United Brethren will hold their quar
terly meeting in tbe school house on the
17th and 18th.
Miss Holcomb has been retained to teach
another month of school whudi speaks well
of her as a teacher.
Miss Blanche Hammettis at home trom
Oregon City for a time, on account of the
illness of her mother.
Mr. Martin and family of Timber Grove
were the guests of N. Boy Ian on Sunday.
Mr. Howard of Barlow spent Sunday at
Mr. Taylor's.
Arthur Boylan, one of Elwood's promi
nent young men, went to Oregon City last
week with Miss Annie Martin by his side
and entered the bonds of matrimony. The
couple have the best wishes of a host of
friends.
Carus Happen Din.
Cahus, June 1!). Farmers are waiting
rather impatiently for a chance to begin
haying. The crop promises to tie a heavy
one. drain s looking well, but the prospei t
betokens a wet harvest, and good manage
ment will be necessary to secure an un
damaged crop.
Mr. Grayhill and family who went hack
to Kansas last fall have recently returned
to Oregon and feel quite satisfied to make
tbis a permanent home.
Prof. J. R. Nelson came out from Oregon
City Saturday evening to spend a few days
among his friends and pupils in Cams.
Mr. Nelson has taught fourteen monthscon
tiuuously and expects to take up his work
again after a short rest.
Dr. M.J. Davis ia a prominent physi
cian of Lewis, Casa county, Iowa, and
has been actively engsgedin the practice
of medicine at Unit place (or the past
thirty-five year. On the lltilli of May,
while in iK s Moines en route to Chicago,
lie was suddenly taken with an attack
of diarthiea. Having sold CliauiU'r-
Uin'a Colic, Cholera ami iMnrrluca
Kemeilv lor the past seventeen years,
and knowing its reliability, lie procured
a 25 cent bottle, two dose of which
completely cured him, The excitement
ami change of water anil diet incident
to traveling of' ell produce a diarrlm a.
Every one should hrocuru a hot tie o
this remedy hefoiu leaving home. For
sale by (ieorge A. Harding.
A Bur gain.
For sale, H acre of land, in a high
stale of cultivation, U4 miles from court
house, adjoining South Oregon City
The mont desirable piece of property ever
offered in this city. Prices to suit the
times. Address, A. W. Schwas.
Liberal.
Liberal, June R The coming Fourth
of July Is the pass-word here. I took a
stroll through the picnic grounds and no
ticed the Improvements. The spare of open
ground is twice as large as formerly. A
fine platform, 30x0 feet, for dancing, well
seated and covered, is among the attrac
tions; also, stands, shooting galleries,
swings and lunch counter.
have engaged a brass band, and also a string
umiu iur me piauoriu.
NOTICE TO CONTKACTOUS.
Sealed Md will be received at the nfflrs ol
me rim niy clem or lilionmai cm lily, Orrgnn
until ten o cluck a. in ol Friday, the Till day of
July. 1MM, In sraileamt btillil. complete, arewnl
hill to pUiis ami elfleallinis lor (lie same mi
Die In the iifllee o rnilil county clerk, a wagon
roan iwciuy ireiwiue annum (lilmm Hlutf,
la aeellnns 17 and Is, T. J H It, K... 011 the
linker llrlilKe and 'airalde Mill road, a Ion
the mirveycd line thereof; UkIiiiiIiik al riiniiin
cre.-k ami e xten.Hrir westward Hlmnt .'o rlrilii
Knell bidder Ml Ml del.oall Willi liln 1,1,1 ,,.
percent ot the amount of such hid. which shall
he forfeited to the county In rate the award la
Minor 10 nun limine falls, nek-lens, or nluo
ti enter mm coiilrimi In the maimer required
i,y n.1.1 i,i MIH HHllHiaeiliin in me coiiutycoiir
j ne iiinn win ue operieu ai leuo eioek a.m. ou
am in iay 01 Jiuy, in'.i;i ny the County Court,
and the contract awarded to the Inwent' rCMHlll-
i 'ile bidder. Tho court reserves the right to
iriri i niiy aii.i no Oloa.
by order of the County Court.
6-ffl;7-7 OKO K. IIOKTON, Clerk.
NOTICE OK FKOI'OHKI) I.MI'ltOVKMKNT OK
fin 11 hi KfcKl.
Mount Pleasant Jots.
Mouht Pleasaht, June 19. After a visit
of a few days In Portland P. Lewis has re
turned to the home of his nephew, Will
McCord, where he has lived since last win
ter. Last Saturday Will McCord's little boy
Wallace had the miiffortune to nearly sever
his great toe from his foot.
Miss. Helen Warner returned last week
after a pleasant visit with Mrs. A. L. Corn
wall of Woodburn. Mrs. Cornwall is better
known here as Misa Jennie Carter and Miss
Helen's school friend.
Arthur Warner King is flourishing with
Letter List.
The following is the list of letters remain
ing in the post office at Oregon City, Oregon,
Inn. iw luo-l. " " '
Applegate.MrsNancyKichcy, Mrs Clara
Davis, W H Sims, Lucy
Kvans, Dr H W Smith, Miss P 0
Hamilton, Geo Tizer, F H
Huntly, Geo Tuttle, G M
Moore, W H Tvaehe, John
Mulvey, Mrs John White, F K
Muralt, Christ Warren, K S
Miller, Miss Francis Winer, MissOttle
PrciiHS, Itev J M Elders of the Chris
Kider, H D tiun Church
If called for please snv when advertised.
K. M. KAND8, P. M.
Notice.
G. W. Prober's new hull is finished at
Oswego.Oregon and will be rented by the
nigni as ioiiowh except friday nights
as the Good Templem have that night,
the Baptist Sunday school at 3 to 4 p.
m , granges each second Saturday in the
month. For Dance all night with piano,
15.00; for dance half night with piano,
$2.50 j any how $5.00. Good stage and
well lighted.
G. W. Pkobmkb, Proprietor, tf
Notice Is hereby given, that the City C'nuiioll
of Oregon City propones to Improve that portion
of Klfth street IvIiie between the west aide, of
High street and easterly to the Intersection of
the pres. nt county road near the west line ot
van nnreu street at uie expense of the property
First-Hv iraillni that Dart of Fifth iir..! I
The managers JfaK net ween the west line of lllirh street and
..I nl TtlntwnMilfl. ,.f V.. 1j. ...... ., . .
..... ... ... iitiicii .urm uiuir ei i
llahed grade, and by .ravelin the said street
iei:i ou eaen sine ol uie center line of said
ireei.
neciMin me sidewalks are to be taken up
and repaired so as tit conform with said grade
and In case there Is no walk there Is to be built
a good six-foot sidewalk, all at the expense of
the properly owners.
Ordered published by the City Council of
.rcgiMi voy m a meeting in said Counell held
JillK 11), l:i, 1,, Poiitkb, Itecorder.
NOTICK OF AI'POINTM KNT OP AHMI.NI.S
TIUTOUWTl ll V.11.1, AN.NKXKD.
Notice Is heroV- given, that the undersigned
has been Hiipolntity by Jhe Honorable County
( mirt of the stale of Oregw for the the county
of Clackamas, administrator .with the will an
nexed of the estate ol laaae Capps, deeeased
All parsons hsvlug claims against tliu aald ea
tale are hereby notified to preseni the same to
me, properly verified, at m niiini i i, .......
City, within six months from date o tbla uo-
tlCe- , TIIOH. K. KYAN, Adn'r,
with will snnexed, of Isaac Capps, doo'd.
Dated, June 20, A. U. pslia. -j;i:7-21
BTOCKIIOLDEH8' MEETINO.
Notice Is hereby given, that the annual meet.
Ingot the stockholders of the Oregon city Man
ufacturing Company will be held at the ofllce of
the Company In Oregon City on hatiirday, July
sth, lsdll, at 10 o'clock a m. ol said day, ,Vr
the purpose of electing directors of tliu Cor
poratlon to serve for the ensuing year, and
transacting such other business as may come
before thBStoekh,.l,lu...m...... ' w,m
..,U,,H.
Oregon City, June 1, 1W3.
O. B. JACOBH, Hcc'y,
MILLINERY.
i
The cheapest line of trimmed hat!
j ever offered at prices rangk.1'
from 50c. to $7.50.
Also the largest assortment of flou
ers ever brought to tho city.
We invite you to call and soo for voursolveJ
Mrs. N. Watts Sladon's Millinory Parlors j:
THE RED FRONT
(Vnts Inns a j.otmtl AllMJCKLK'S, LION f-
iMwpwM. t (,11,.,., u pound htarth. 5
Hoila or l ife, I", jitmiitl l.fti,H 01 rollt'il 3'4
HiMH.lrt tlimi.1, or h jHmmlii cut STKKL XAL'j
AAA Aa
25:
B's or larger.
5
C'KNTS buys . iilicr ,l.SH i)rai(t jM)yH' Htrawliat
k;
Va1 P(!,'K "ik, f.nvclt.pi.H, 12 iH-nx, Ivh' wir
tilt CIiimM al-,... (
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minify, j.miu tiMiUll.lckH. '1 HUI-lTS P-
o oranges. '
A mrvM.'T -ii.
"iwwvjw-uiiicoH in yanln for 1.00
go'xls, fiirnisliimr illUH,
Trade for protluco.
tii;i
spring dress
picoH in bulk half price
on th. en I
1'uro grotto,
tatoos wanted.
HAMILTON & ALIEN, i
- - - - OREOOJ
OREGON CITY.
P0PE& CO
M antl rHiablo flrm rU,vb , ,ile 0, ,
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m mm
Mm, Tinware, etc,
-' fur
Pi.....ia!.a. ttt-
Attended to Promptly,
timates Furnished.
OREGON CITY
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