Oregon City enterprise., April 30, 1897, Image 2

CLACKAMAS COUNTY I
WE SET THE PACE
THE KSTERI'KINE fOKRESPOSD-
E.T MVEEP THE FIELD.
Jrnnd Fralt Prosptct Special chool
)l.'ftli.f llehl-A PI.) t'east
Trout Fishing Wood.
our trad
Sinco wo originated cut prices in tho drug business in Clackamas county, wo have imital
:rade and tho approval of all sides convinces us that up to date business methods will win in t
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tors and coine-alu-rs ol course; hut
the drui! business us (hev do in oilier
10 II1CI0U80 in
MIHIIH'HH,
rsin Hail, April 25. Farmers art tak
ing advantage o( the Hut weather. Sowing,
plowing and planting ia the order of the,
day.
The Imstsot last week did but little dam
age and the outlook tor fruit in tbia vicinity
ia very promising.
A. Sivith who hat one of the Burst prune
orchards in this county expects to have
over car-load of prunes.
At the special school meeting of last
Wednesday, in district 81, 1. P. Burns was
elected clerk, J. D. Wilkison having left
the district.
Tbe pie social and dance at this place last i
Saturday l.ighl was one of the pleasantest
(lain of the season. The hall waa nicely
decorated with flowers and evergreens, and
very Interesting program was rendered.
Among the many recitations of note was
election by J. H. Burns, Prof. W. 8mith,
Prof. Dosier and B. Smith. Union Hail
orchestra gave the music. The pies which
m ere of all shapes, sises and varieties all
old above par, to the number of 28. After
lunch, dancing was in order and was de
lightfully enjoyed by all until a late hour,
35 numbers having been sold, when all re
turned home feeling very happy.
Those who visited the school last week
were: J.H.Burns, Joe Paringer and R.
Fanton, the directors; L. P. Burns, clerk;
U isa Stone of Wheelers Mill, M iss Parker
Miss Bowman, Mrs. H. Wheeler, Mrs. J.
H. Burns and MissSophiah Wollxan. AH
reprt being highly entertained.
Trout fishing in Wolfxan creek is reported
very good this spring, and quite a number
of our young ladies and gentlemen have
been trying their bands at angling.
We have cutlooso Irom old time methods and nriees find shrill emit! mm with nm nmi cim-ii;.,,, .....i. ......i. i... ..,i !.;.. ..... ..r,...,,. I.-,.,.
up until owry ono is convmooil that OUliS 18 tho chcniiost (1001) sloio in tho roiinlv.
OUT-EATE SPECIALS FOR TWO WEEKS ONLY.
Regular
Price.
Oregon Blood Purifier '. ....$1 00
Pinaud's eau do Quinine 50
Lane's Family Medicine 50
Armour's Essences Pepsin 1 00
Armour's Beef Iron and Wiue 1 fjo
Antiseptic Tooth Wash and Brush 40
Antiseptio Tooth Towder and Brush 40
Our
Price.
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75 7
25
25
Wo linvo Homo of Masiiry'n paint loks, " Whcro to htiy
tlm hest ntid rlifti Mnt Ihmiho piiititri" tltitt we nro givinn
nwuy while they hint If you nro K(,'"K to paint, ono of
Hh'ho books may help you in Hrlcctitijf tlm colors
Tlio prioo of MiiHtiry s paints is tin) samo thin yen run lust
tl.ito in 5 nitl. or over 11.75 single gal. uiui it'at worth
it too We guarantee tho quality in every instance, A
gal. of MiiHtiry's weighs 3 or 4 m, more then ordinary
piiint. Ono gal. will give ono coat to 55 s. yards of un
puinled wood.
We cnrry everything in the paint line, floor, carriage and
household paint, (Hitinll cans) bicycle and bathtub enamels,
varnish, stains, white lead and oil.
Wo are alwavs glad to quote you prices (llml to have
coino to our storo and wo what wo havo Wo can savo you
money on paint as well as on patent medicines.
r25 per cent discount
j Brushes.
JJrTjjr iy hi hi ty-i
C. G. HUNTLEY,
CUT RHTE
DRUGGIST
Always tho Loodor
In Low Prlcos.
Wash., to work had to return on account of
sickness,
Carroll B Ward went to Portland last
Thursday and returned on his bicycle Fri
day.
The entertainment given by the Epwortb
League was a grand success both socially
and financially. The program waa well
rendered, music being furnished by the
iola orchestra.
The Viola school bouse has just received
a new coat of paint The work waa done
Bud Smith made a flying trip to Oregon by T. C. Jubb, one of tbe best painters on
City and Portland last week. the coast. Our school bouse is a credit to
H. b. Phelps is at Oregon City as a juror, the district. Our Mag was burned at tbe
Ben I'arson of Brownsville, Ijnn Co., I time Dr. Karten'a drug store was destroyed
came to A. Smith's last Saturday night on by fire but we hope to replace Old Glory
a oicycie. tie reports wneeung one lor tbia summer.
uiistimeoi the year. Mrs. M. E. Karten had a comfort tielnc
v imam unuth was transacting business last Wednesday. The time was well tin
m iki Miuru.j, proved unuj aooot one o clock when a
Irrin Wheeler who is working for com- bounteous lunch was served after which
missioner Sam F. Marks was at home last work was resumed again and a pleasant
8unday. time was enjoyed by all. Those Dresent
rranc Milton Das closed a very successful were Mesdames L. Tennv. B. C. Lewis.
dancing school at Capt. Hesse's. W. H. Mattoon, Rev. Quimby. J. Gerber.
utile Myrtle Burns bas fully recovered J. Randolph, J. M. Uayden. T. C. Jubb.
irom ins enects of a dislocated shoulder. F. Collins. B. Mattoon. E. X. Brock. V
miss 8. u trader ol ew fcra is viaitmg Rutherford, H. Ward, M. E. Karten. Miss
relatives here. I L. Lacrov. Miss E. Mattoon and Mi Ki.ll.
w e are expecting a wedding soon in this Karten.
neighborhood. Our road supervisor is coin to break all
jonn woizan contemplaies trying the previous records in road work this vear
ouicner easiness in California this summer.
A HORRIBLE U'ClDEMT. Keb.eea Knt.rUlumn.l
' The Willatimtte Kuboccas will give a
A Portland Street Cir Takes Fearful """leal and litorary entertuiiiiiifiit in
Plunge Four Persous killed. ! i ilIa',;eU ,'"4.11 ,on Von,ltty evening,
He expects to build about five miles of the
finest crushed rock road in the county and
Saaayslde lews. says it has to be done on scientific plan.
Suhvtsidi, April 26. A beautiful spring A ne "lv has 1 125 with which to accomp-
with a prosct lor an abundance of fruit.
Most larmera Dave tneir spring grain
sown.
Last week a few men gathered at the par
sonage to have a bee leveling np tbe ground
for a front yard and building a handsome
picket fence. These improvements add
much to the appearance of the place.
Rev. J. K. I-eiM! of West Portland
preached to a well filled
this, some volunteer work will be necessary.
A frightful street-car accident occured
at 6:45 Tuesday morning, on East Mor
rison street, between Eighth and Ninth,
involving (lie death of three persons and
the Injury, more or less severely, of near
ly a score of people. Car 52, of the City
A suburban line, running between
Mount Tabor and the West Side, in
charge of Conductor Stephen Guthrie,
with John G. Kiefler as niotorman,
jumped the track while crossing a bridge
at high speed, and dashing over the
roadway through the frail wooden guards
built for the protection of pedeHtrians,
and plunged into a slough of water 20
feet pelow.
Those in the accident who escaped
death say the car was being run at a
fearful rate. One front axle waa broken.
The dead and injured are as follows:
miMIHAM.
Overture Orchestra
Fairy Tale.
Recitation May Strange'
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..-v.vai.uil. vriliu iOU .tOUB "SI KIT
Piano Solo Nina I'aplea.
Recitation Clara Fields
UeciUtion Grace Mumlm!!
"Little Rose and Charlie Lee."
Crescent Quartette.
Recitation Nettie Bradley
"Power in Church."
Oration Alexander Oiler
Vocal Iuet Frank and inn Cooler
Waltx Orchestra
Recitation... May Hell MeMruin
Soprano Sol. Mrs. J. II. Slrii kler
Recitation Mable Hollunheck
"The Polish Itov."
Baritone Solo Chaa. Miller
PiBnoSolo "Norma". Miss llurrlnherger
Kecitation....Seleclel. . . Uura E. lleaitie
llalcvon LhoruH.
March Orcheatra
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-jiunta JLiuiiiMiui UUUUS
SPRING
AND
SUMMER
GOODS
I have taken new quarters In Schiain'a building Main Hi.
where I have more room to display tny st.x k of men'i and
boy's furniNliing goods.
I liav now owned a new line of spring and summer
goods just received from Eastern factories. 1 will also
show a full and late line of men's and boy's straw hats a
prices ranging from 2.' to 85o. I have a special Urgaln In
men's hats at the extremely low price of 4ftc. Also a nice
line of Fedora haU from W)c to '. (X). Having but rerun tly
started in business, my stork Is new, and having bought
the same at liottom prices, I am enabled to a4dl goods
extremely cheap.
W. YAKKDA.
Two
doors south of E.
grocery store.
E. Williaius'
Bedland Notes.
Redlasd, April 2C, Tbe spring seeding
Is mostsll done in this vicinity.
The schools are progressing nicely under
tbe care of Prof. Rutherford at district No.
'5, and A. Herman at district No. 21.
There were Eater services at
bouse yesterday churches Plaster Sunday.
The youn folk who attended the ball at ! slightly bruised atxmt head.
morning and evening.
Rev. C. H Jerome and wife of Drain. Davis', of Maple Lane,
Oregon, came to Sunnyside last Saturday report a good time.
and Mr. Jerome will preach in the church There will be a ball given at B. F. Linn's
this evening. Saturday evening, Msy 15. All are invited
Rev. Win. Barrett and wife were over to 'ocome and enjoy themselves.
the Hatchery and listened to a sermon W. Snialhers who has been working at
from Mr. Barr, a Dunkard preacher at 11 the salmon hatchery on the head-waters of
a. m. Mr. Barrett conducted services in the Clackamas river returned borne Sunday.
the afternoon and organized an F. M. class T. McCubins and family of Legan spent
after preaching, with Bro. Tommy Brooks Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. A. Sprague, the
Till DEAD.
William W. Blanchard, of Sunnyside,
48 years of age; assistant miller at Acme
mills. Katherine Bailie, 25 years of
age; until recently of Illinois. Newton
Hansen, of Sunnyside, 16 years of age:
employed at Great Eaa tern Tea company.
Tits INJIRKD.
Adelbert Matteson, of Tabor Heights;
manager Palette printing ollice; left
arm broken; at good Samaritan hos
pital. Stephen Guthrie, conductor of
cur; left arm broken; face badly bruis
ed ; at Good Samaritan hospital. Robert
Thompson, of Mount Tabor, apprentice
the two st Portland Electric Company; Hlightly
tnjurtd. Michael frison, of Montavilla;
Meladioir
Letter l.Ut.
The following is the list of letters re
maining in the poatollice at Oregon City,
Oregon, on April 28, 1H9":
mix's LIST.
Real tie, W 0
Bishop, Um
Cliuckin, Henry
DookIus, Jaiiien O
Dunham. Ralph
Oreiiier. J M
Helvy, B J
Holmes, It O.
Jours, W K
Kealy, John
Hue, I. K
Kowan rallianiel
Miiiiiinn.lt, A L
Vaii, T B
as ciass leaoer. 1 ins me r sun 01 tne pro
tracted meeting held there a few weeks ago
by Rev. C. L Crook.
The W. F. M. society met at F. M. Sum
ners last Tuesday with seven members
present, to settle and deliver the money
to the District treasurer, Mrs. F. M. Sum
ner, as this is the end of tbe first year ol
the society. New otlicers will be elected at
the annual conference which convenes here
this week.
'Great preparations are being made for
the entertainment of the delegations of the
Oregon Free Methodist conference which
commences April 2H. Quite a few visitors
from Washington and a few from the East
are expected to attend.
John Welch has rented the place oppo
site the potttolfice and moved In.
Mesdames Oritlith and Barrett went to
University Park last week, Mrs. G. to visit
ber son Frank who is attending school, and
Mrs. B. to visit her niece Mrs. J. W. Ar
nold.
Miss Nora Barrett went to Portland Fri
day to see her brother Clinton who is at
work at Mr. Sharkey's harness shop.
Sun
Viula News.
Viola, April 25. We bail with joy tbe
beautiful sunshine and pleasant weather.
The farmers in this vicinity have finished
seeding and are making garden,
Mrs. J. M. Shilts has been suffering with
rheumatism for some lime, having been
unable 10 walk without crutches part of the
time.
J. Randolph has been sick with la grippe
the past two weeks.
George Haydeu who went to Cosmopolis,
parents of Mrs. Cubbins.
Jessie Baxter of Oregon City spent
day with D. H. Moslier.
The kindness of some of our citizens
toward their relatiyes who were county
paupers seems to have been for the money
tliey expected to get from the county.
W. D. Berkey has been doing some grub
bing and clearing this spring.
The prospect for fruit and berries this
year is the best for several seasons.
Tbe dance at L. Shank's was a very pleas
ant affair.
Trout fishing has been all tbe go lately.
C. Shumway of Logan is employed by B.
F. Linn to haul lumber this spring.
When you
I if plant seeds, pi;
Always the bes
For sals everywher.
D. M. FERRY
Detroit
' JA
co., jy 1
Highland Notes.
Highland, April J Spring has at last
made its appearance.
Fruit trees are in bloom and we have
every rexson to expect a bountiful crop this
season.
J. C. Taylor of Oregon City was visiting
friends and relatives in Highland last week.
Stephen Hutchinson was recently called
to the bed side of a nephew who is very low
with the typhoid fever in Portland.
L. Rath has a store in connection with
the postoffice and is doing quite a business.
Mrs. N. Farr and children of Oregon City
are visiting her parents, Mr. and Mrs.
James Parish.
Sunday School bas been reorganized after
beihg discontinued during the winter.
Cbas. Rutherford was elected superintend
ent.
School is progressing nicely under the
management of Robert Guintlier. Mr.
0. is a live, energetic teacher and we are
fortunate In securing his services.
Orandpa Welch is again confined to bis
room. We hope the fresh spring breezes
will revive him.
Mr. and Mrs. E. Harrington spent Sun
day in Oregon City with their daughter,
Miss Iva, who bas been quite ill but is now
recovering.
Kutit rrlt,tf ...
' ""b 1 vanninger; lives near Prettyinati U-
tioi; employed in Oregon furniture fac
tory; shoulder-blade dislocated, and
thought to have sustained internal in
juries. Andrew Gatzka, of Sunnyside.
! IWV.KnV filt.rltllu fnwia4 l.n... 1 1
George E. Howell, porter at Lang A Co'g,
wholeHale grocers; lives at 1980 East
Taylor street; slight scalp wounds.
Lizzie Lorenz, employed at Troy laun
dry; lives near Glencoe station; slightly
injured about head. Louis Lursen, Sun
nyside; pressman at Marsh Printing
Company; right arm and body bruised.
Charles C. Miller, of Sunset Park; of
Miller Smith & Co., grocers; injured
about head, neck and back; not seri
ously. J. N.Ca8ey,lllEaHt3.5thBtreet;
clerk William Gad.iby's furnishing
house; slightly injured. J. C.Butler,
engineer, 1067 East Morrison street;
slightly injured. Earl Hunter, Sun
nyside; slightly injured. Charles M.
Atwood, painter; lives at 170 E;ist 34th
street; slightly injured. R. O. Collin.
harnessmaker; lives at 094 East Mor
rison street; injured about head. Ed.
Lursen, Sunnyside; right arm broken,
and sustained injuries about chest. D.
B. Ulbrand, HOiJ East Main street; em
ployed in Northwest D.wr Company;
right collar-bone broken; chest brused.
B. True, grocer, 123 First street; hip
injured slightly.
Later. Michael Benninger, an em
ploye of the Oregon Furniture Company,
is dead, through injuries received in the
dreadful plunge of car 52 into the East
Morrlsson-street slough.
womsw's LIST.
Oraves. Mn. Klla Jones, Mrs. Kllen
itart, Mrs .Mary Olilen, Ahlical
Holinan,.MnKilzaheth Peterson, Mrs Francis
If called for state when advertised.
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Married.
BUCKLE-IIATIUWAV-In this city,
Sunday, April L'5, 1N97. at the Bapint
parsonage by Rey. M. L. Rugg, Miss
Delia Hail-away to Albert B, Buckle.
The bride is a half sister of George
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very bright and lady-like young woman
HAM-.K-EATON-In this city April 27,
1897 by JiiticHKchiH.bei;Mr. E. James
. naKerol l'orlland, and Miss Mary C
Eaton, of this city.
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Klectric light wiring, electric
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Shop on Main street, ophite
Huntley's drug store.
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Ask Your Grocer for Papola.
Books Cheap.
Everything required in the school
room, books, slates, tablets, sponges,
ink, pens, pencils, etc. at Daniel Wil
liams, cornet Seventh and Center streets.
Full stock of nuts, candies, notions etc.,
fresh and of good quality. Bold at reas-
onable prices.
Electric Bitters.
hlectric Bitters is a medicine suited
for any season, but perhaps more gener
ally needed, when the languid exhausted
feeling prevails, when the liver is torpid
(and sluggish and the need of a tonic and
alterative Is felt. A prompt use of this
medicino has often ayerted long and per-
naps latal bilious fevers. No medicine
will act more surely in counteracting
and freeing the system from the malarial
poison. Headache, Indigestion, Consti
pation and Dizziness yield to Electric
Bitters. 60c and $1.00 per bottle at
Charman & Co's Drug Store.
Wall Puper.
Lest stock of wall paper in Oreiron Citv
latest designs and prices to suit the times
at R. L. Holman's, Seventh street, near
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