OREGON CITY ENTERPRISE, FRIDAY, JULY 29, 189ft.
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PIMSONALS.
W. Albey I hack froit i II it Cnlninhla.l
Mr. 0. 1 1 ikImoii I at Clulsop
wet k.
I). Collins, nf Iiiii M-nili'iini, ws In
the city lust week.
H. T)li't . Maiiitiain (armcr, M'iit a
day lino week in Ihlschy.
I). F.. Hln'inl, of Ncapoit, vh-lted
On-u'iii City liixl wi't'h.
J. II. J'lyniT, nf Mm k-diiiiK wa iImIi.k
biiHlnt'cit hcie thin week,
H. (lilicmi, i'l Port In ikI , tiM'iit Sunday
ami Monday in this pl.icu,
J. M Laurence, of 1'iirlliitnl, was vis
UliiK In lln' i I'y Huiiihiy.
1 It. Pitniik, of ChIiI'V. w doll'K
biislncaa here ili 1m wrt k.
F. 1'.. (ili iihi'Ii, nf Aiiinr.i, was (in bus
iness in IIhn city Friday lat.
JuImi Myi'in, i.f Knlniiwnti-r, made a
ylsit to Oil-nun City Ssluiday.
0 H. Harder, Ml Klll'il'a I'ralrlc, won
on biialner-a in H. t it y Monday,
L. J, Julie pmit twodav In t ho i' I -tal
city this week vlxillnu friends.
(Mind II iIiimii, of .Mi'uiliiw llronk, was
on business in lliu rlly lnl week.
J. (1, F.ckmiiu, n( McMlmivllle, wan
registered ul the F.lectrle Fiiday.
F. 1. M1C11M11, of l-iaom, drove some
horses Into the illy Hstinday lat.
Laurence Mitchell, ul Sycamore, wan
in Ori'iton City Saturday on Imamcs.
Mr. A. W. Howard la viiilinn with
Mr. ami Mr. C. W, (ianmitf, of Cane
mail. Mario llliilim, ol Portland, wa vlait
Ing friend in this city Saturday ami
Sunday.
Amly K'H'Imr, a resident of Harlow,
matin a flying trip to Ilia city by Ilia 'all
Saturday.
Mr. J. V.. Aiulrfwa, of Tim Dalles, ia
tlx Riiest of her lter, Mr. W. M. Hole
Inaon, llii wiwk.
II. Hear, the popular meat dealer ol
Woodhuru waa dolii busiucas in the city
on Friday laal.
Mr. Carlton, nf tlm II rm of Carlton A
Hneencran. I'aiiby wa vlaillnir in Dili
city on Monday.
Mr. Frank ltikr, of Portland, wa
theKoeslnf Mr. and Mia. Hruee Curry
one day last week.
Mr. K. T. Martin returned hint week
from a vilt with her iliniahter, Mra. F.
T. Mi K. vilt, of llandoii.
Miwt t.aura Wr'nthi, of Willioit, I
(pending a few day in tlii city, Ilia
guniit ol Mr. V.. (., Shaw.
Mra. A. Wolf, who ha lieen In atten
dance at tlm Chanlanipia, left Saturday
fr her linine at Hilvi-rton,
Mr. I Trailer and n, of tlm ('a
cade, were the gnet of Mr. and Mr.
W. M. Kohinaon, Saturday.
Mr. and Mra C. Hurnachuch, o( K
gleCieck, or vlsllinij their mm Law
rence, in (hi city Saturday.
Win. tlreifrsoii whose kneo waa badly
brulcd ii. the aaw mill across the river
1 moving arumid on crutches.
Moxduno A. I. I'ulrow, K. Char
man and K. Cunlicld, spent Tuesday in
1'oitland, viHttlnit Mia. M. A. titration.
J. Hurdi'tt, of tlii city went up to
Kalcui Saturday to HMnd a few day
with lii niNti'ia, who tire rcHldeiila o(
(hat place.
A. W. Howard pnwd through Hie
city Monday on Ida way np Urn river,
wliere I.uhimihs in'crt'nt dt'iiiand hi
atU'iillon.
Flali C'oiiiiiiiNsloner Hubbard cama to
town Katurdny on hiiniiif kh, but left tlm
aaine iluy fur lliu ii)per butchery on the
Clackauiiia.
Mra. I.. Clink and children, Mitnter
flayard and Mlna Lucy, 'mve tlii week
for Kunle Creek, where they will apend
the niimmer.
Mra. Joan White left laat week for
Vancouver, WhhIi., where h will join
Mr. and Mra. K. M. Kaiida. and proceed
to Mt. IIoimI.
l'rof. It. A. llerituKii left Monday for
hi Ikmiiu In Salem, Ilia Hplendid er
vice, rendered at tlm Chautauqua, are
appreciated by all.
CIiiih. Hubeock, T. Hinitli and Chaa
Babcm k jr. will leave Tutwlay for a two
weoka nroimcctinit tour up the bead
water of the Clacknmng.
J. A. llouao, of tbla cily, who wa
aent to the axylum Home time auo, made
hi seupe on Tuesday. Hi wiiore
abou tf ia not yet aacertalned,
Editor Fitch relumed Monday from a
pleasant week outing at Bua View, Mrs.
Fitch, the children and Mifla Ruby Loi;an
will remain until September.
Mra. L. K. Hnliabiiry and aiater, Mr
J. A. Winkle, of Alumni, Iowa, are apend
inn a few days at Low'iin, the gnenta 0(
Mr. and Mra. M. II. UiebliotT.
J. F. Clark, of Molalla and Mr. and
Mra. Hhandel, of tbla pliico, arrived In
town Monday from Molulla, where they
liavo been runt'icatlng. for ten week.
Mr. Ii. Itooton, tin extensive liorso
and cattle dealer from yU of tbo moun
tains, drove forty bead of splendid look
ing borne into town Saturday and sold
them at auction.
Wheeler Church returned Friday from
Mt. Hood where lie went to examine the
berry supply. lie aaw soma big game
and report many people camping near
Onion's favorite peaks.
U. C. Hrvant, of Albany, did buainns
Iwm Monday,
U. I'onnili'in, of Portland, w In
town Tuesday.
(1. II. Dliiiiek, tbo attorney, spent
Hiinday In Canhy.
Mr. A. W. Cheney I back from an out
ing at Hen Hide,
Mr. W. H. Miller la vlNlling at Jack
sonville, Oregon.
Mr. Hcraiuler, of Mnikslinrg, was In
our cily this neck,
It. Aldrlcb left for Lincoln Monday to
look ader Id Imp Industry.
CI), Tompkliis, is back from bis home
atead down the Columbia.
Mr. Newklrk a clila-n of Logan, wn
a day this cck in tlm city.
Hon. F. L. Mintle, of Oswego spent a
few hour Monday in the city.
IS. ('. Ilawley the Iigan farmer, wa
viidlliig here on Tuesday lust.
J. Cox, of Cnby wa here Tuesday
In the Interest of hi liiislne.
It Linn, of Linn's Mill wa doing busi
ness with our ineicliaiita Tuesday.
(I. A. Hlauchard, a ltnrlow limine
man wa on our slreei tbi week.
Mr. PembriHilr, Mullno'i proaparriua
f irmer, waa on our si recta tbi werk.
Col. Wbliiple, of Caliby, wl meeting
lii friend in tbi city the past week.
Ir. C. H. Hinilb, of F.agle Creek, made
Oregon City a buslnea visit Tuesday.
(ieorve Mi'Coid, tlm sawmill man ol
Mulino, came In on buslne this week.
K. Ktrlcklaml, of Highland, made a
business trip 10 Oregon City Wednesday
Mr. slid Mr. T. Carleo left Thursday
lo enjoy few day outing at Newport.
J. C. NewWry, iotinster at New
Kra.w a doing business In our city this
week.
Mis Nellie Stafford, Ieve Saturday
for a visit with Mr. L. Westervelt, on
tlm coast.
I), and K. Fellows, woll to-do men of
Highland, spent a day of last week in
our midst.
II. N. (iraham, nf Portland, ia vialt
Ing relatives and friends in Oregon City
and vicinity.
J. Smith, ol Mackaburg, one of tlm
grocer in that plsue, wa here on busi
ness Monday.
J. K. Walters, of Portland, an experi
enced druggiat, i bead clerk in U. II.
Harding'a store.
Mra. Hank and father, who have been
spending the summer at Iai Angeles,
returned to Willioit Friday last.
D. Wagner and Z. Tarpley, both lead
ing young business men of Salem, made
a business trip to our city on Tuesday
Misa Ivy Sei.lt, of Fast Portland lia
lieen the wnest of Mis Ivv Itoake the
past week left for bar borne Monday
Jacob Ktraluht, ia clerking in hit
father' giocery store, and contemplatea
making the mercantile biisine hia life
work.
J. A. Richmond, of Gilliam county,
ia in town thia week, with a band of
Eastern Oregon boise. He report a
general awakening in business enter
prise east of the mountains.
Re Putin, the young man who was
ao severely hurt in tlie stampede ol
horse near ligan, two week ago, is
slowly recovering, but w ill not be fully
well for several weeks longer.
A. L. 1'iii'o. a clothier, baa moved hia
establishment from Portland to Ibis city,
and now occupies the rooin recently va
cate! by J. SchwaTfx. L. Ilornschiicli
of thia city ia engaged as head cleik.
MiaMc Rulh Cowing, Riancbe Sharp
stein, of Ssn Francisco, Ethel Winn, ol
Astoria snd Lute Martin are Handing a
few weeks in the vicinity of Mt. Hood,
tlm guest of Mr. and Mrs. O. C. Yoknin.
J. E. Wenks, of PcMoines, lows, w ho
waa a schoolmate of A. F. Parker's,
spent a few daya the past week with Mr.
and Mrs. Parker, and left Thursday for
San Francisco, w here he will visit with
friend,
Mr, sod Mrs. R, Roake, who have
been living in Portland the past few
months, have returned to Oregon City
and will reside herein the future, Mr.
Ronko haying bought an interest in J.
Roako's foundry.
Herbert Shaw, .accompanied by hi
sister Mis Helen, left Tuesday tor Han
over, III., where they will reside in the
future. Mr. Shaw is employed In the
woolen mills at that place, and Mrs.
Shaw will remain here a lew weeks, and
join the family later.
Mrs. G, W, Church, MiBaes Annie
and Ora Flinn, of Albany, Trof. Smith,
of Albany, Carl Church and C. Noblitt,
composed a party which left TuesiUy
for Mt. Hood, where they will remain a
few days, intending to return after they
have made the ascoiit of the mountain.
The many friends of William Reach
were surprised to find on laat Tuesday
that he had developed into a fairly fast
sprinter. He won the 100-yard dash on
the Chautauqua field, running the dis
tance in 11 4 5 seconds. He was not in
training on this occasion, and can, with
practice, lower that time considerable,
Mrs. Nelson Lawrence, of San Fran
ciscn, la expected to arrive In this city
soon where she will spend some time at
the home of her mother,' Mrs. M. E.
Barlow. Mr. Lawrence hag enlisted in
one of the California companies and is
now on tho way to Manila.
Carl Arnold siienl Thursduy with
Mrs. J. D.I Chapman, of Bellwood.
Mrs, I. Parish, a resident nearClarks,
was In tlm city Wednesday.
Win. Owen, ol Minks, made trip to
our city Tuesday,
Lelghton Kelly returned Wednesday
from a pleasant three-week's outing.
0. Hughes and wife, of Heaver Creek,
were among Oregon City visitors Wed
nesday. J. and F. Dolunder, of Minks, were In
the city this week looking afUir business
matters.
Dr. A. Tilr-or, formerly of this city but
now of Portland, wa In this place a few
hours Monday,
Miss Later Hchlnosky, of Portland la
pending a few daya with Mr. and Mr.
M. Michael, of thi city.
L, Wolf ami 0. Hicble, of Hilverton,
passed lliorugh tbla city Wednesday on
their way home from a trip to Mt. Hood.
Miss Nor Conyeri, of Ciatskanie, who
ha been visiting with friend for the past
two week, returned to her home Toes
day.
Mr. and Mrs. F. White, of Catblamot,
Washington, and daughter Laura are
the guests of Mr. and Mrs, W. K.
Iloylan.
Mis Anderson, left Wednesday for
her homo at Silver Lake, after spending
two weeks with Mr. ana Mr J. Hill, of
tlii city.
T. Ii. Hanklns, Treasurer Shade and
daughter, and Mr. and Mrs. Snldow.of
this city spent Sunday at the New F.ra
camp meeting.
J. M. Ware, who broke hi leg and
sprained bis bsck in tlm Willioit stage
runaway, is still confined to bis bed and
improves very slowly.
"7 Mr. W. L. Conant.of PortlanJ, who
has Just returned from the Fast, and bet
sister, Mr. Clark, apenC Thursday at the
home of Mr. II. L. Kelly.
Itev, Montgomery baa moved his
family from Mra. iiains bouse near the
fool of Falls View steps to the house
which he formerly occupied on Seventh
street.
Mrs. II. L. Kelly left Tuesday for Sta
View where she will join her daughter,
Mis May, who it sojourning there, and
will remain several days enjoying the
sea air.
Miss Ella and Fmma Green, of Mo
Minnville, Mr. Wm. Power and sister
Miss iiurns, of Salem, are visiting Mrs.
Green on the hill at the residence of
Mr. Hroughton.
E. J. McKitltick, Geo. Case, Morton
Latourelte and J. McUetchie staned
Wednesday for Clear Lake 13 mile
aast of the government camp to spend
two weeks outing.
B. F. Swoiie, who has been practicing
law at Toledo, Ore., returned to this city
last week and will continue the practice
of his profession in this city with his
brother G. W. Swope.
Ir. and Mis. Paine, and daughlef
Miss Kitty, left this week Wednesday,
for a two weeks visit at Newport. Dur
ing the doctors absence Di. Parker will
take charge of bis ollice.
Mii-s Amy Ohlsen the little daughter
of Mr. and Mr'. 0. H. Ohlsen, who has
been eonlined to her room with a severely
sprained knee, ia enabled again to be
out with the aid of crutches.
P. E. Cox, who was a resident of
Oregon City two years, ago but who (or
the paht two years baa la-en located at
New Orleans, and in different portions of
North and South Dakota, is here on busi
ness. J, A. Richmond snd Win. Read, of
Eastern Oregon, who brought a band ot
hiMes Into town last week start tomor
row (or Condon, Eastern Oiegon to re
turn aaiu in a few week with more
horses.
Rev, L. M. Idleman ariived from
Gacdiier, Ohio, last week and preached
in St. Paul's church Sunday morning
and evening to an appreciative audience
Mr. Idleman ia spending hia vacation
with hi parents, who reside in Portland
and hi stay with us will only be a
matter of a few months, when he will
again return Eat to complete hie studies.
OABTOniA.
Bn tho 1 h' K'nl You Haw Always BoujjM
nirtlnhij Party.
A birthday party was given to Henry
Pankratx son of P. Pankratx, at Iub home
at Clackamas Heights on Sunday after
noon of July 17th. Games and refresh
ments were pleasant features of the
merry occasion. Among those present
were: Roy and Harry Evans, Viola and
Willie Tatro, Ella, Dora and Henry
Hermann, Dan Jones, Michael and
Johnny (iengler, May and Rertha Her
mann, Katlo, Johnny and Lizzie Pan
krutz, Lulu and Clarence Ritteiihouse
and Henry Pankratx.
A Child Enjoys.
The pleasant flavor, gentle action, and
soothing eiToct of Syrup of Figs, when in
need of a laxative, and if the father or
mother be costive or bilious, the most
gratifying results follow its ueo ; so that
it is tho best family remedy known and
every family should have abottle. Man
ufactured by the California Fig Syrup
Co.
StaffCaptain and Mrs. Willis, oflhe
Salyation Army will be here Saturday
and Sunday to conduct services.
fast Hachems In Town.
Yih Past Hachems, of the Kedinen's
order, came np ot. the Allona from Port
land Wednesday evening and assembled
with Wacheno Tribe, No 1,1, of this
cltydn their ball on the hill Speeches
were made after which tlm vl-itors were
shown through the electric plant and at
a late hour returned to Portland on the
boat.
Attention Camper"
The Willioit stage will start out ol Ore
gon City Mondays, Wednesdays and
Fridays, returning Tuesdays. Thursdays,
snd Saturdays.' Leaves NobliM' Mal.le
at 12 o'clock noon. Hound trip tlckeia
$2 50
Campers to Willioit or other re-ors In
the county r ill be taken out In private
rigs if desired, at bedrock prieea. Call
or address Chaa. 'Noblitt, Oregon Ci'y.
8t. Paul's Episcopal ( Imrch
Regular services will be held in this
church at the usual hour on Sundays,
ami on Friday evening at 7 :30 conducted
by Itev. L. M. Idleman.
Communion service occurs next Sun
day at the Presbyterian church at wbieh
new members will be tendered a recep
tion. The evening service will tie of its
usual interest, and the meeting of the
Christian Endeavor ia to te of special
interest as the subject is ''The Evils of
Covetonsneas," Miss Maggie Williams
lead. Come.
Christian Science meetings at Wil
lamette hall, Sunday morning service 11
o'clock; Sunday school 12; weekly meet
ing, Wednesday evening at 8, except
first week of each month, when meetintr
will be held on Thursday evening at 8
o'clock. Reading room open eyery
afternoon from 1:30 to 4.
There will be preaching service at the
Ely chapel next Sabbath at 2:30 p. m
conducted by Dr. Butler.
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Southern climate."
Frank Steward, who resided here fiv.
yearaagoand who has been living al
1'iilto Montana Is reported to have com
mitted suicide last week.
Miss Xetta .VlcAllistar, is scting a
capuin of the Salvation Army and ia
holding proftihle services at the barracks
every night.
A. Menn luainoatlon
Two rriini'iera worn di.vrnsHliin the
Otteijil.'inco of tle ir arihlii jiiera ut wor
ship. Olio Wis leTwjfmtiiK the indilTcr
euce of tie; peophi to tin; chun-h, com
plaining bitf rly of l.u-k of attcniUneo
at nuurly nil tlm churches in tlm city. It
mattered not how well tlio sermon were
: delivered tbo uii utill declined to
: attend.
"I veuturo to !:ie, " fu id one, "if I
'wto to ndverii ii ti.;;t two inonki ys
I would T;crf,rm in r y pnlj.it net Huu
! day evening tho church would bo
j crowded. "
"Yea," r-pli' '1 fin nth'T nilective
j ly. "Two v.'ould 1 hctM r thauoue,"
' Cleveland Main Lii-.ili r.
How Spain I'al'l Cnluiabua.
A curious dimaivery lias bfn made
in tho archives ef the J-jmiii.-di navy 1
the bills of payment f tho crews who '
composc-d tho caravels of Christopher
, Columbus. The sailor, according to their ;
j chu, received from 10 to 13 francs a
i month, including their foL The cap-
tains of tho three laro caravels had
j each 80 frnucs a month. As for Colum-1
bus himself, who had tho title of ad-:
miral, he was paid l.VUO francs a year, j
i
No Chanr lo Ort (Hit. I
Mrs. Wicks Why is old china to
Valuable?
Mrs. Ricks On account of its rarity.
Mrs. Wicks But I dou't see why it
should bo so very rare?
Mrs. Ricks Well, with my experi-;
ence of servants, I intuit confess that a
piece of china thnt l.c-ts a mouth ia
wonder to ine. Harper's Bazar.
A Iirawback to llapplocaa.
"You didn't seem to enjoy the opera
a bit, Miss Gayly."
"No. I forgot to carry that elegant
new fan auutio sent mo from Paris."
Detroit Free Press.
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Medical Otlleer (going hia ronnds)
Well, Mnrphy, how are you this uioru
ing? IVivate M. Mnch bettor, air.
M. O. la yonr appetite good?
Private M.Ves, sir.
M. O. Are you getting enough to
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M. O. What would you like lu ad
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sir.
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the regulations do not admit of a sol
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in ono day.
Private M. (after a moment'i hesita
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extra pound and mark it down as bread
poultice?
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