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About Oregon City enterprise. (Oregon City, Or.) 1891-194? | View Entire Issue (Aug. 2, 1895)
Oregon City Enterprise. FlillHY, Al'lU'ST 2, ISM. OKEliON l!TY OFFICKKS. Myor, B.tMmlor. Cniflol Police Atnt'xai'r. Trvitaiirvr, Cltjr Mtornoy, -fltroot CmnmUMoner. Sup'l. of Water Murk. City Ktwluir. Councilman It, 0. Stovvn J. J. Oookc, HeiO. .l.tcr. L, Purler, Henry Melilrum lllrxm Strlk'li( T. . OUIH I'kan. K. lum K. S Cull H K. I.. IMmmi K. F. KrlcKS C. HnlHWk. Jr. W. II. Ilowi'll H. Kittnftint 'ieo. llnuu'lium, Mick Howell, I. , J. V. Mort.ilt. uouneil meets first Wetlutla nfoncti monlh i In city hull, SPRAY OF THE PALLS.! IWket.s, Kasket. Unlets, at The 1'nir. Pearl ami white metal belt pins at the Racket utore. Money to loan on jtixxi real estate security hy A. S. lreser. Fresh vegetables from Maple wood farm delivered to all parts of the city. Un.leJohn will handle all kitnls of fresh fruit. Rev. Gabriel Sykes will preach in the Elyville charvh next Sjuudaj at four o'clock p. m. It is stated that the contract for build inu the Weinhard block will be let Sat urday evening. That 10 acre tract on West Pule fan be now for $500. Owner wants money C. 0. T Williams. For rent, a lare house in Caneniah very cheap. Apply to J. W. Draper. 2t Mr. Freytag supplies his customers three times a week with all varieties of fine vegetables. His prices are very reasonable. D. E. Shephard has been appointed assistant umtshal at the state fuir grounds, during the time the state fair is in session. Five room cottage convenient to car line and Main street. fS per month Good yard. Inquire of A. W. Schwan, at Schwan & Ptitrow's hardware store. CoftVe and tea sets 10 to 30 cenls at The Fair. PERSONAL NOTES. U. W. Church and futility are having an enjoyable outing on the salmon. Rev, Gilman l'arkerhas returned from an evangelistic trip to Marion county. Miss Mary lully is visitimr friends at Newport and onjoyintr life at the beach. Hon, lieorue O. Rinearson ntado trip to Salem last Saturday on lepil bus iness. County Clerk George F. Morton spent Saturday and Sunday on Pudding river, tishiiix. Miss Gertie M:irtin, of Salotu, is spend- inj; the week with her mother, Mrs. C. F. Martin. F. E. Clark, the abstractor, returned Saturday from a business visit to Salem and Pallas. C. E. Knotts was in from Mulino Sat urday, and reports the crop prospects as fairly good. G. . Kidder and family, ot Mt. Pleas ant, left Wednesday for Wilhoit for week's outiui;. Miss Klialetli Wilson, of T.otran, has been sending the week in Oroirou City visiting friends. Misses Via Duoy, of Liberal, and ora I'aily, of Macksburg, are vnsitinit relatives in Portland. Mr. and Mrs. II. J. Harding spent last Sunday at Wilhoit, taking a brief rest at that celebrated spring. Miss Minnie Tackabery, of Portland, has been visiting Miss Mary Puffy dnr ing a part of the week. Mr. and Mrs. C. H. lye and boys re turned Saturday from a several davs visit to Briti-h Columbia. Mrs. J. Vigelius and family left for Long Beach Tuesday, whore they will occupy their cottage for a month or six weeks. Mr. and Mrs. II. P. Itestow and Miss Ella Currin ate camping in the Cascade mountains, out in the direction of Mount Hood. Miss M. E. Liihker.of the Oregon City hospital, has so far recovered from the injury to her back, that she is able to at tend to her duties. For a quiet place to filch your horses j M u wag n 0nffM away from the motor line and a place to j CUy Mondliy( 8mJ met hit) fatleri C. get a first class job of repairing or norse shoeing coll on S. F. Scripture's shop on Fifth street. Wire dish covers for 10 and 15 cents at The Fair. 100 acres of land near Clackamas sta tion for $2100. Some improvements. Think of it. See or write E. C. Hackett, Oregon City, Or. ltu Ladies and boys Eton caps, just the the thing for outing wear, at ihe Racket store. All kinds of temperance drinks from lemonade to buttermilk, ice cold, at Uncle John's stand. Glassware, all The Fair. kinds and prices at Lunch baskets all sizes, cheap at Staub's grocery. Fresh stock of canned meats and fruits. Prepared lemon syrup just the thing for a tool drink. Now is your chance to get shoes cheap. The Eastern Shoe Store is closing out. The front door will be locked before long. South Electric Hotel. Oregon City. William Henderson is the only con vict serving a life sentence trom Clacka mas county. He was sent from this county May, 8th, 1893, for the ruurderof Cy. Suiter, at Canby. New supply of ladies shirt waists, white and colored, at the Racket Store. Meat from cheap second grade beef cannot be otherwise than tough and tasteless. Albright buys only the best of stock three and five-year-old stall fed steers furnish his stakes and roasts juicy and tender enough for a king. The Seventh Street Pharmacy, is the place to get your prescriptions and family receipts filled by an experienced druggist. The stock of drugs and medi cines ate fresh and reliable. The W. C. T. U. will hold a meeting at the residence of Mrs. L. C. Priggs at 2 p.m. this (Friday) afternoon. Last Friday Mesdames Driggs, Monroe and Tingle spent the day at Clackamas at tending a W. C. T. U. gathering. A sample box of Alexander peaches was received at this oflice Monday with the compliments of Mrs. Mary S Howard, of Mulino. They were large and fine flavored and were splendid sam ples of Clackamas county peaches. The proeram committee of the state agricultural board have appointed spec' ial committees for each day of the state fair. Monday, September 30th, is Na tive Rons and Daughters day, and the committee is Colonel Robert A. Miller, of Oregon City; ex-Mayor P. II. De Arcy, Salem; Miss Cecil O. Ramsy, of Harrishurg. The delivery team driven by C. F. Mason and belonging to E. E. Williams, made a lively ruuaway Monday morn ing. The team ran into a hack near the postoflke throwing a boy and girl who were in the hark out on the sidewalk with only a few slight bruises. The hack was completely do moralizod. The team "ami wagon next struck a telegraph pole, when the horses became detached from the wagon and were caught at the Imperial mills. Tracy, of liouglaa county, who is here on a short visit. Mrs. C. P. Latourette and children, Mrs. Alex Lewlhwaite and Miss Kate Ward returned from a two week's stay at Wilhoit Monday. Mr. and Mrs. W. A. Huntley and daughter are taking an outing at Long Beach. They are occupying the cottage of E. E. Chartnan. Mrs. John Gibson and infant baby came up Tuesday from Milwaukee, and will spend some time at the borne of Mrs. C. II. Da lie by near Gladstone park. H. K. Jones and II. C. Stevens, Jr., have arranged an excursion on their bicycles to t'orvallis Saturday evening, where they expect to spend Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. W. M. Robinsou, of the Electric Hotel, are spending a few days at Hood river. During their absence David Henderson is officiating as land lord. T. P. Randall, who accompanied a Portland party for a couple oi weeks out ing at Xestucca, returned Monday and has resumed his position SB purser on the Ramona. Capt. J. T. Apperson, president of the board of regents of the State Agri cultural college, left Tuesdays for Cor valis, where the board will elect the faculty for the ensuing year. Prof, and .Mrs. J. W. Gray, Roy Case, and Miss Gertie Gibson left Monday for a month's outing at Netarts on the Til lamook coast. They will be joined the last of the week by Mr. and Mrs. F. F. White and Miss Jean White. L. B. Seeley, the well known steam boat man of Portland and manager of the Columbia River and Puget Sound Navigation Co., was in Oregon City last Sunday with a parly of friends viewing the beauties of the great Willamette falls Miss Anna McBride, of Santa Clara, Cal., who with her friend Miss Grace Watson, has been visiting in this city, left for St. Helens Thursday where she will remain for a few days and from there go to Salt Lake City to spend the remain dor of the summer. Rev. A. J. Joslyn, of Olympia, has been in Oregon City for several days thii week, visiting old-time friends and at tending to some business matters. Ke is the owner of the Oregon City Hospital building and expects in the future to make this city his home. Rev. J. W. Cowan and family left Thursday for a camping trip of two or three weeks. They go first to Viola, where they will spend a few days, after which they will go to the vicinity of Mt. Hood, camping on Salmon river and other streams near the mountain. Senator McBride is at present at his old home in St. Helens, The friends of the senator will be glad to know that he is in the best health enjoyed by him for years and that he will be able to take up his senatorial duties in Washington this winter with all the vigor he is noted for in doing his work. J, E. McConnell, accompanied by bis son Orln J. McConnell was in Oregon City Wednesday, Mr. McConnell is one of the largest hop growers in Clackamas county. He reports his yard looking fine and expects a good yield. He does not (eel discouraged at the future pros pects for the hop business, S. K, llillmaiii of Wilsmvillo, was do ing business at the court houso Thurs day. Miss Laura Pom is enjoying a visit with her grandmother, Mrs. A. Warner, in South Itend, Wush. W. A, Robinson, constable lor Mil waukee and Clackamas justice district, was in Oregon City on business Thursday. Mia. D. II, Glass left Monday for Al sea wheiu she will remain some time at the home of her parents, who reside there. Cassius C Barlow and brido were in the city for a few hours Monday, the guest of the hitter's sister, Mrs. V. P, llawley. Herbert Tliorno and Chas Pope took a spin on their wheels to Wilhoit last Saturday morning returning Sunday evening. Mrs. G. C. Bacon left last Saturday for ancouver, where she will attend a family reunion at the home of her parents Major and Mrs. Sparks. Mr. and Mrs. R. Hoyt, of Canby, passed through Oregon City Monday, on their way to Long Beach where they will enjoy the cool ocean breeies. Hon. F. L. Mintie, of Oswego, was in Oregon City Wednesday shaking hands with his many friends. He was a pleas ant caller at the Entkki'KIsic office. Mr. and Mrs, A, S. Presr bate an elegant camp fixed up at Meldrum's spring and are enjoying life this hot weather. Mrs R. Bairdand family, of Portland, are also camped at this place. County Judge Geo. C. Blakeley, ol The Dalles, spent last Friday afternoon in Oregon City, the guest of bis old friend, Mr. A. TiUer. He was on hi way home from Yaquina, where he hud been a guest of the Editorial Associa tion. The Judge was greatly pleased with the appearance of Oregon City and hoe8 to speed a day in our city going through the factories in. I seeing the various sights. C T. Howard, the well-known mill- man of Mulino, was in Oregon City Tuesday soliciting orders for his flour from the new crop. Mr. Howard has his mill in first-class order and is pre- For the Tournament. The Ihe boy are working early and lute in preparation for the Dromon' tournament at Vancouver, A team of fourteen men ban been selected ami active training has been commenced. The boys intend to win some of the best prizes or mako thu other competing teams do some mighty hard work tJ heat them. The expense, of the team will ho quite heavy, uniforms, running shoes, etc , being needed for the boy and their traveling and hotel expenses I for the four davs they will be, In Van couver nniking it iii'cesKury for them to raise not less than floO. As lint boys are nearly all on salaries and have lim ited means, the bu'iness men and prop erty owners of Oregon Ciiv hliould aid mem in meeting mcir expenses, me city council will ho asked to miiko an appropriation and thu boys will give a ball on Friday evening, August II, for the purpose of raising iho balance they may need. No one can quesiion theelllclency o' the Oregon City lire department and the good work of the firemen has saved many thousands of dollars for the coplo of this place and the boys deserve and should have the help they are entitled to in properly representing Oregon City at the tournament. Highest Quality IS our aim.. Wo mako a spoclalty of fine Toa, Coffoo andSplcos No matter what you Iniy at our nloro it in tho very liest of its kind. Kverytiiinjj is new mnl fresh. Wo would ask you to call and Hcoourntoek. Wu have tho host brandy of all jjoods, andean in sonio lines nhow you somethiii,' very tine. Stnub's Cash Grocery. Commercial Dank Clock, rrmJ Puny. Surprise A number of the young friends of Chailos Bellomy gave blm a sunn Iho party at the home or hi patents, Mr. and Mrs. U S, Bellomy, in Gladstone on last Friday evening. The evening aseni wun game and music ami i before returning home the young people 1 k' were served with an elegant lunch, pre- pareti ny .in, iieiiomy. Those present were: Jennie Nobel, Pearl Casper, Chas. Burns, Percie Cross, Will Beach, Webb Burns, Wm. Garrow, Kay Norris, Rutherford Whillock, Will Nefsgar, Yerdio Monroe, Sadie Sievers, Louise Toeplcman.Gertio Powell, Ruby Spencer, Bertie Jones, Anna Ohlson and Mr. and Mrs. O. S. Ohlson. rl A FOOT NOTE Permit us to make your travel along road easy, by flttiny your feet with, a foot A wear that wear well whilo wearing out,rj a yet does not wear the woarer out. Li MKrausse Bros., Oregon City.jj pared to grind all the wheat brought him He has two good millers engaged to assist him and will run his mill night and day with the opening of the season. Mulino flour is among the best in the market of Oregon City and the graham flour made by Mr. Howard for which he always selects the wheat, using only the very best, is not equaled in quality by but few mills in the stale. Mr. and Mrs. G. A. Hamilton were driving from the Red Front store to their home at Park Place Wednesday even ing, when their horses became fright ened and ran away. The vehicle was upset and Mr. and Mrs. Hamilton were dragged on the grouud for some little distance underneath the vehicle before the horses were stopped. Strange to say, they escajied with their lives and were both able to be in the store next morning, although aiiltering considera bly from the bruises received. .nr. r.. r. i union, oi me firm o Carlton & Rosekrans, of Canby, accoui panied by Mrs. Carlton passed througl Oregon City on their way to Michigan for a visit to their parent who reside in that state. They go ov tho Great Northern road and that company's lake palace steamer, tho Northland, from Duluth to Detroit. They expect to tc absent about six weeks. T. F. Cowing, Jr., and Bert Green man left for a coast bicycle tour Thurs day afternoon. They first go to Tilla mook county, visit Netarts bay; then come out into Yamhill county; go to Corvallis and from there to Yaquina and if they find it impracticable to go down the coast to Coos county, will re turn to the Willamette valley. They will then go to Bandon by way of Rose- burg, and if their money does not give out will go to California before returning to Oregon City. Three more filings have been received at the Oregon Citv land oflice for home steads from the Siletz reservation. The applications were made through the county clerk of Lincoln county, and were accepted. There will probably be quite a number of applications for filings from this source, as those who go on the land have 1)0 days in which to file their ap plications in the land oflico. The missionary committee of the Pres byterian Y. P. S. C. E. will give a mis sionary entertainment at the church on Friday evening, August I). Mrs. Dong Faiy, a converted Chinese woman, will be present and assist in the program. She will be accompanied by two Chinese girls from the Home in Portland, who will sing and recite. Admission, 10c. Mr. and Mrs. II. T. Sladen are the happy possessors of a handsome baby girl who arrived at their house last Fri day. Mrs. bladen and baby are at the Oregon City hospital and are getting along finely. The business of the Seventh Street Pharmacy is increasing under the man agement of C. E. Bailey. For Male. A three-acre tract adjoining Clackamas Heights, a part cleared and planted to strawberries; balance slashed and in grass, good soil and lays well. On good road to, Oregon City. Will sell on easy terms. Address, Paul Mim.kk, Gladstone. Elmer Blackburn, the liov hurt at the time his father, M. B. Blackburn, was killed by a locomotive running into their team, has almost fully recovered from his injuries and on last Monday he left the Oregon City Hospital for his home near Springwater. Mrs. Matilda Char man desire to thank the many friends who so kindly remembered her late husband, Mr. E. R. Charman, during his late illness and who gave such instinted help and sym rathy during her recent bereavement, Meade Post No. 2. G. A. R. has changed Its place ol meetng back to K. of P. hull, where the next meeting will bo held on Wednesday evening of next. week. County Judge Hayes received infor mation yesterday aflornoon that a man named Bish was violently insane at Wil hoit Springs. He will be brought in for examination. Miss Hattie Wetherell has been offi ciating; in the county treasurer's ollico, during the absence of Treasurer Moore for a few day. Hup Tickets. Cheapest place in Oregon to get bop tickets is at the Kntkiu'Isk office. Printed on best quality of tough check and sent by mail to any address. To Our Friends. We desire to return our sincere thanks for the assistance and sympathy bo stowed upon us during our late bereave ment. Mr. anil Mm. M. Yodkk. Notice of Stockholder's Meeting. The regular annual meeting of the stockholders of Capen Shoe Company will be held at the ollice of said company at Willamette Falls,0regon,on Tuesday, August 13, lS05atlla. m. E. W. Godkhkt, Secretary, Man Ma ii ted. A live man wanted in every township in Clackamas county to introduce "Diamond Drip" syrup. Is a first class article and good seller. Good wages to a rustler. Address, General Agent, box 443, Oregon City, Oregon. Awarded Highest Honors World's Fair, dold Medal, Midwinter Fair. Da Steam Wood Suiv. Wood sawed on short notice in any part of the city. Leave orders at F. T. Barlow's grocery store, or call on the owner, 1. a. iiakkins. ti mm Red Front Trading Co, StuvessorH to Hamilton Hros. Tinny vm3 mny mpziiiiLv Prices lower than ever. Many goods to closo at Cost or less. Produce of nil kindn wonted. o. p. snuna. HKKV WBHH. TOBIB & JAMES tit iti kji:, NH4 V im: on vnj. i PAINTING. Carrlaeo Painting a Specialty. Puints of all colors niitl similes mixed to order in lurpi or Hindi qimntitii'H. Main Shop at Story IWh. it Co'h. oarriiiiro and wagon fantory, next to Noblittu Livery Stables. Mho next to tho Oregon City Iron Works, Oregon City, Oregon. WHITE COLLAR LINE. Strs. Telephone, Ocean Wave and Bailey Gatzert Columbia River & Puget Sound Navigation Comnanw. Alder Street Dock, Telephone No. .'151. Wv1 v "' i .jr, a y ; , u v. i . iTV-.C K. '. - v. :l 1. t 8 t.r Portland, Astoria and the Ocean. Telephone leaves Portland 7 A. M., daily except Sunday. Telephone eaves Astoria 7 V. M., daily except Sunday. nuns direct to train for Clatsop beach una connects with Str. Ilwaco for Ilwaco trains running to all points on North heach. Jiailcy Gatzert leaves Portland n V. M., daily, except Sunday: on Saturday 11 P. M. Leaves Astoria daily at G:4" A. M., oxcept Sunday and Monday; on Sunday 7 P. M. Connects with all trains for Clatsop heach and Ilwaco heach. This line has a boat connecting with Inith beaches, returning from Astoria cvory night in the week. Ocean Wave leaves Tuesday and Ihursday, 8 A.M., Saturday 1 P. M running straight to Ilwaco, connecting with trains from all points on North Beach. Leaves Ilwaco, Wednesday and Friday mornings 7:.'0A. M., Sunday night 6 P. M, U. D. SCOTT. E. A. SEELEY, president. Agent. 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