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About Oregon City enterprise. (Oregon City, Or.) 1891-194? | View Entire Issue (Nov. 10, 1893)
CLACKAMAS COUNTY THE ENTERPRISE COnRFSPOSD ENTS SWEEP THE FIELD. Canny' llullitlnr Itoom omf or the Mrurtnrr Erected A Good Miow ng tor Ihe Young City. ' Casbt, Nov. 6,-Canhy has fairly boomed luting the last ytr. V notice Hit ereo lion of Christian church which will be dedicated Hit first Sunday of December. The Kvangelical, also have a new church, now nearly ready for services. 8. 8. Matthew has erected a new Carson dryer. Henry Knipht has planted two acres of ops and D. W. Howard twenty, Both will build dryers next summer. Alra Shank has built a dwelling and harn. C. E. Zeek, dwelling and planted live acres ot hops. John Zee It , dwelling and bam. A. G. Ptogsdlll, dwelling C U Iuther, dwelling. 8, J. Garrison, dwelling and cooper shop, F. Zollner, photograph gallery. Mr. Clevinger, dwelling. W. W. Weed, dwelling. W. 8. Kellogg, dwelling, sold to 0. W. "Whipple. A. A. Torler, addition to dwelling. L. 1). Shank, store room for hops. P, Miller, dwelling. R. Coe, purchased ten acres and built a dwelling and barn. H. H. Cook, ten acres, and erecting a dwelling. J. A. Chase, a barn. A. II. Lee, wood house, well room, cold storage room and windmill. R. I- Hall, agricultural building. Carleton Kosenkrans, addition to store building. Jacob Schmit, a dwelling. George Knight, a wood houe. Henry Smith, a dwelling and barn. Wm. Duval, a dwelling. J. A. Cox, storage root house. K. Doucet, a dwelling. C. Hodges, a dwelling. G. Hoyt. addition to dwelling. Various other improvements hare been made in the school and society, such as fit ting up an additional room in the school building, which now gives us a school of three rooms, and probably by next year the other room w ill have to be furnished. The Christian church has been organized with a membership ef about forty. A Christian Endeavor society and Sunday school have been organized; also an En worth League at the M. E. church. A debating and lilerary club has been or ganized which meets at Evans's hall every Friday evening. School is progressing finely with Prof. Draper in the lead. He has removed his family to Canby, Mr. Ricliter has sold bis hops, 4.0HO lbs., to a New York company, receiving U cents per pound. CI KRINSVIM.K CIU.ISOS. Telegraph l ine Cmnplrted to that Vlllnge .Nelghborhood lioulp of liitemt. Ct'RHiiisvtLi., Nov. 1, Mr. Wilcox, who has been su tiering with rheumatism, Is so far rcovensl as. to be able to be around again. Hen Porter, who has been very sick for the last two weeks, Is reported a little better at this writing. Mrs. G. Krigbauni has a bone felon on the fore finger of her right hand which causes her to sutler intense pain. miss utile raimateer hatl the misfortune to get her left hand caught In a rider press the other day which crushed on of her fingers badly, but with proper car none of the fingers will be lost. A mother from lon was In the burg Fri day to consult the peace officers of this place about placing her ten-year old boy in the reform school. The lad is unmanagea ble, is light-fiingered, and will not attend school. She was referred to the county Judge. A very neatly dressed and gentlemanly appearing Chinaman was In town last week bunting work as a laundryman. J. P. Irwin, one of our prominent farm ers, is erecting a handsome and extensive residence. It will be two stories hlirh and will contain nine rooms. Mr. and Mrs. Dr. raimateer were made happy on last Friday by the most charm ing of all additions to a household a baby. Probably the finest winter apples in Clackamas county are to be had In this sec tion. Tke crop never was better than that of this year, and our orrhardists are just now engaged in laying the luscious fruit awav In tneir cellars. Mr. Carnes and Miss Ethel Jones of Ion were callers at this place on Wednesday. Miss Ida Surface of Garfield Is visiting relatives in this village. Quite a number of young folks of this town went to the dance at Eagle Creek last Friday night. A " good time" is reported, and on Saturday a young man was heard j singing " Alter the Ilawl!" j George J. Currin, our esteemed merchant, went to Portland Friday to purchase a large stock of goods for the winter trade. Win. I.enellen, Springwater s enterpris ing merchant, Sundayed at Mr. Marrs's in this village. On last Saturday Mr. Feldtheimer and a few others of this place went to the dedica tion of the Harding grange ball. A good dinner and a line time is reported. Last Sunday Mrs. Feldtlieinier narrowly escaped a watery grave while crossing the Clackamas in a small boat. Having only a pole she could not manage the boat, and the swift current of the river had nearly carried her to the rapids before reaching the opposite shore. The second mouth of school under the management ol D. F. Warner closed Fri day, October 27. The attendance has been very good and the school is now crowded to its utmost capacity. We are safe in boasting of having one of the beet schools several Important dispatches sent over the line. There was a pleasant dunce given at W hern's hall one night Inst week. Mr. Arlcdgo raised soma lino imtntoes this season, some weighing more than three pounds each. A young man of Eagle Creek rmlti from Sandy last week a distance of over eight miles in fifty-live minutes. L. Douglas has rented his new house to Ijinslng Itinera. A. I. Iltirnrtte ia exectlng to go to Southern Oregon In the near tutor. Miss Millie Itowlrtl, or Damascus, Is visit ing friends at Eagl Creek. II. F. UIImoii begun school lust week on Monday In district No. 50, this being his fifth term In this district. Rev. Trullinger, of Cherryvill was visit ing friends In Eagle Creek last week. IWWKUO OMKIJCT. The NE W CASH STORE at Canbv IS STILL IN TH6 LEHD. Italloweea Mad Hideous by Pranks of Young sters Who Went too Far With Tbslr run. Carleton Kosenkrans are shipping a outMt 0f Oreiron City. pood many Chinese pheasants to Portland mis w inter. REDLAND BIDUET. A Pleasant Party-New Literary Society .Neighborhood .Notes. Replixd, Nov. 6. Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Stone gave a pleasant party at their resi dence last Wednesday evening. Music and games whiled awsy the time delightfully until a late hour when refreshments were served. Among those present were Mr. and Mrs. Funk, Mr. and Mrs. Ed. Richardson, Miss Dresser, the Misses Funk, Miss Dora Young, Miss Ida Young, Misses Etta Con ner, Lydia Cutting, Berth Boylan, Hattie Wilcox. Messrs. John Richardson, Culver Richardson, James Fullani, John Gaskill and many others. School is progressing well in district No. 21 with J. D. Wood as teacher. Mr. Wood is an experienced teacher, this being his ninety-fourth term of school teaching. Miss Mary Catto left for Portland last week to send the winter. Miss Jessie Armstrong is visiting at the Bev. Syivanus', of Springwater, this week. Miss Myrtle Taylor closed a successful term of school in district No. "5 last Friday, Mr. Ogle is giving music lessons to quite a number in Kedland. Miss Lizzie Funk expects to return to ber home in W isconsin next week. Ezra Johnson, of Montavilla, Oregon, is visiting relatives in Redland. Mr. and Mrs. Ethridge, of 8t. Johns, were visiting at Mr. Berkey s last week. Mr. Bates, Ed. Johnson, John Drescher and two others left last Thursday for a hunt Jn the Cascade mountains. We eipect great slaughter of bear, elk, and smaller game. Capt. A. L. Jones and W. H. Dempster returned from Portland last Mondav. Last Saturday a meeting was held at the residence of W. J. Johnson to organize a literary society and debating club. W. H Dempster was elected president, Frank Linn, vice-president, Miss Mattie Demp ster, secetary and Culver Richardson, treas urer. Miss Dempster, Culver Richardson ana warn lampteii were appointed a com mittee on entertainment. M w 1 ni,n. son and Miss Dempster were elected to Htf f ho 1Uiiciw'a n . The Cai Horn Telegraph Company, mention of which has been maue in this correspondence, completed its line to this place last Friday evening, ami Currinsville loand itselt connected with thereat of the aorld by wire. It was a pleasing sight to ourcitizess to watch the construction party put up the poles and place the wire on them that was to place our village in direct com munication with Portland at once, and the county seat later on. If the necessarv as sistance can be obtained the wire will be put into Oregon City before snow flies. Messrs. Birt A Hitchcock, the president and secre tary of the company, deserve much credit for the energetic manner in which they have pushed the construction work during the bad weather. By all means let us have a direct wire to Oregon City. Oswtao, Nov. 8. Halloween night was made thoroughly interesting by th Juve niles of Oswego who started their depreda tions by tearing up th new sidewalk from the depot to Oldtown, and Ed Dupui'swalk to the Oswego hotel. They then tor down th signs from the hardware store, and tak ing th Jeweller's sign and barber pole hung them up on the depot; turned over out buildings, changed th wheels on wagons, cut the rope on the 0. I. and S, Co.'s crane at the lake, and hauled Siierintndent Pollock's double buggy down to Rees ,t Co.'s barn and attempted to put it lim the roof, but their strength or courage gave out and they contented themselves with other escapades, such as tearing down signs, breaking gates and destroying proertv generally. Now there is do doubt that most of our citizens would be willing to stand a little In convenience for the amusement of our fim loving youths, but when it comes to the wanton destruction of proerty th fun ceases, and those engaged In it lay them selves on to criminal action, and it ia the dutv of every citizen to assist in bringing the erprtratnrs to Justice and seeing that they be summarily dealt with. The revival meetings at the M. E. church are being well attended. Ed. Pupiiis is laying a new side walk from the depot to his hotel. The Oswego Iron orker Intends printing a souvenir number for New Years. It was current on the slaerts that Ed. Matheson, a former resilient of Oswego, was killed by a premature blast at Usher a Landing, Washington, last week. On the afternoon of the .'list nil. the daugh ter of C. Evans, jr., gave a very pleasant party lo her numerous young friends, the occasion beitu the celebration of her third birthday, hriiisx. They are selling more and bottor goods for tho money than any other house in tho county. Tho reason for this is THEY SELL FOR CASH. And do not have to make you pay what you looso on some one else. They havo a comploto lino of Dry a "Mi m - i v Ti i irMi " urooas, uiotning, wonts r urnismngs, uoois ana onoes, Hardware and Groceries, and pay tho highest price for produce. Remember tho place. GAM CANBY. IISEMMHI OREGON. I iter IlAMGIIOHST & COMPANY', 1M Front ' HI rout. HARDWARE Portland. Ore.g..ii. Norlha.iKta Asriili Inr ATKI1VS -IH.mniid,- Uur. , oecld.nl- Tuitln.K.ih prior Utir !( til 1 Koj'o. Crwent Ne SALMON SHAVINGS. Salmon Tront Biting Well-Travel Suspended On the Barlow Rurd- edit the society's paper. Clackamas. Clackamas, Nov. ".Clackamas still lives and is well, though not growing very fast. Since the rains have set in we feel the need of more sidewalks. Grandma Talbot has returned horn after an extended visit in the vicinity of Silverton. Her daughter, Mrs. 8. C. Matlock, came home with her and after spending a few days visiting among relatives and friends returned to her ovn home. Mr. KiebhofTs family have moved back on their (arm. They are missed very much by tneir friends. Mr. White's family have moved into Mr. Eiebhofl's house. Mr. Alderson, Methodist minister, will hold a protracted meeting here, commenc ing Thursday evening of this week. We hope for a good attendance and that much good may be done. Mrs. Smith, formerly of this place, who came np Friday to attend the funeral of lit tle Burl Hickman, returned to her home in Xast Portland Sunday. Salmon, Nov. 4. John Dolan and James Johnson returned totheir home in Portland last Monday, well pleased with their (tailing trip and taking about 45 Salmon trout with them. Wash. F. Allen and John Wilson are here on a similar trip and are having line luck so far. T.J. Mclntvreis absent, having gone to Portland for a load of goods for bis store. D. W. Parker is moving his family and household effects down from the Toll Gate to his place at Cherryville for the winter as travel seems to be suspended for this season. Phoobess. New Era Notes. Niw Eba, Nov. 6. During the past two weeks several thousand sacks of potatoes have been stored in New Era by the farm ers living hereabout awaiting a favorahle market. As usual they will be sent to San Francisco. P. H. Meade has purchased the property of E. N. Foster and built a blacksmith's shop thereon. " The ball given at New Era hall on the evening of October 28 was well attended by the pleasure-loving young people of New Era and vicinity. Our well-known townsman, Lawrence Fergnson, walks our streets apparently feel ing about tour feet taller than usual on ac count of his wife having presented him with a son weighing twelve pounds. Mrs. Kilgore has gone to San Francisco. Fred Hodman ol this place is doing quite an extensive business in the way of clearing land and furnishing the river steamers with wood. He has built a tramway from his wood dock on the Willamette river to hi timber, on which he operates flat cars, there by hauling wood from the stump to his wood dock with but slight expense. Miss Gertie Sweet, of Dayton, has been a guest of the family of J. C. Newberry the past week. New Era public school opened on the Oth inst. with Agnes McArthur as teacher. On the same date school opened at the Brown school house with George McArthur as teacher. Clarkes Clatter. Ci.AKKrs, Nov. (i. Quite a number In this vicinity have due their Mitatoes. Home re xirt having a good yield while a majority have not as good as usual. August Ilottomiller returned from Mil waukee last week where he has tieen for some time receiving medical treatment. Mr. Tiunerstet has returned from Wash ington accompanied by David Anderson. Thomas Yarwood ol Portland is here vis iting old frirmls. The party at Manning's last Tuesday night was a gram) success. Koscoe Ciard has the lumberon the ground ready to erect a dwelling on the north end of his father's farm. Neal Jackson has sold his forty acres of land to Elmer Cross for $siiO. Mr. Cross and family have taken possession. Mr. and Mrs. Ringo have relumed from Newport. Mr. Ringo says he feels as well as he ever did, w hile his wife health has greatly improved. Henry Smathers and family have moved from Frank Rees's to the Cutting hill farm, their former home. Fred Matson, who has been working in Portland for about a year, has returned. Harry Gard is going to Oregon City to attend the teachers' examination. Ai MA. Central Paint Notes. Central Point, Nov. 0. The potatoes are nearly all dug in this vicinity, and pub ting in fall wheat is all the rage. David Penman dug M3 bushels of pota toes from W acres. Beat that if you can for this year. George Randall fell from his wsgon the other day and th wheel passed over his foot, there being forty bushels of potatoes or. the wagon at the time. David Penman, Jr., cut an ugly gash In bis foot a few days sine while splitting a log with an ax. There will be a pie social at the Leland school house next Friday evening. Come one and all with your pie and best girl, and have a good time. Head I.kjiit. Crescent "Wedges (warranted.) B it S Proof Ouins. Arcade Filt'H. Loggers and Wood CIioj.jmts Sjiecialties. Oregon City Agent, ...... WILSON A COOK BAR-LOCK TYPEWRITER THE MODERN WRITING MACHINE. Visible Writing, Permanent Alignment, Automatic Ribbon Re verse, Automatic Line Space, Interchangeable Platen Most Rapidly Adjusted Margin Stop. "S i kfVK-4K,''-wV I RJUi uo jiuu I P0OOO4vi?O0 Oregon City Users. II. J. Thorim, AliHtructH. (i. K. Hayt H, Attorney. Oo. C. Brownell, Attorney. 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The Dent Halve in the world for Cuts, KruiHes, bores, Ulcers, halt Kheiim, Fever Sores, Tetter, Chaptied Hands. Chilblains, Corns, and all Hkin hrup lions, and positively cures riles, or no pay required. It is guaranteed to give lerfect satiHlaction, or money refunded, riee 25 cents tier box. For sale by (i A. Harding. Karl's Clover Root, the new Blood Purifier, gives freshness and clearness to the Complexion and cures Constipation. 25c, 50c. and $1.00. Hold by CO. Huntley. Justice blanks, real estate blanks, and all other blanks at the Entkhphimk of fice. Portland prices. .Eagle Creek. Eaole Ckkkx, ov. 4. Fanners are busy sowing .their fall grain. A few have fin ished. The Cape Horn Telegraph line ia com pleted to Eagle Creek, and tbera have been A SPECIALTY. In order to draw Work wlilo oxlU-u0 work h dull nwi,lg to tho weather ICxtrn Will - Low - Price h Im! given on nil enrriago linn wn?oii work. Davis, the Painter. Shop hack oN'oiwAGVh ntore. -. --- BALD HEADS! 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