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About Oregon City enterprise. (Oregon City, Or.) 1891-194? | View Entire Issue (Aug. 18, 1899)
I 2 OREGON CITY ENTKUntlSK, F1UPAY. AlKUIST IS, -HOT i - 1 : correspondence:! Mil auk I? I Milwai kik, An. Tlio I nionNin day K li'X'l ( I'ii'iili' in KU't'tric I'aik uorili of Milwaukia StturiUr. A wry lurcp crnil in attcmlaiu-e atttl a delirious ilinnrr was Pjri'l t 5 p 111. of nhifli all pat took freely after third a very inirren'iiiii same f takt-t lll was jilivt-d. Tlii as followed by a program of nniiic autl recitations. Those worthy o! special notice waa a dialogue tiy afvrral little Inns, sontf t'T Ft J- Rostra anl recitation by Mra. llanuu uf l'orl land, thr latter txiiig rncorvd tin) thirJ tune. At darkness tlrrr over the grove it was beautifully lighted up with Chinei-e lanterns under which the child xen played games until a late hour alien ail dcpsrtrd for tt.eir respective homes thinking they had pent a profitable day, which was proven by the amount of lunds the Sunday school received ami the ire cteaiu disponed of during the evening. The Kvangetti-al church haa been cVaned and painted inside aid the I'nion Sunday School ia Wing held In the Episcopal church until the paint diiea. Mr. Henry llciineman haa finished Riving the M. E. church a fresh coal of piinU Henry doea a first class job. Meiers. Tsiharner and Rirkermeir Lave commenced the erection ol a cottage for Mrs. Lehman. Mra. (.ieo. Wissinger and babe ate able to be out. The K. S. Ky. Co., have greatly im proved the bridge acroea Milwaukie pond by building a near foundation. Mr. Wilson and family who have been at the coast are among their friends (rain. Mrs. Ctas. Lakin is rusticating at the Ciast. Miss Connie Ralph was visiting Mil waukie fiieuJa over Sunday. L. L. loote bus . returned to Mil wjaukie. the Milwaukie boys who served in the I'hilippine expedition was given a public reception Wednesday. Mrs. Kenner haa let the renting of her place to Julious Broetje and gone to San Francisco here ahe will join her hus band. Mrs. Thomas and children, of Albany, are visiting her mother, Mrs. Bottemiller. Julia Wettler ia numbered among the Jl.lwaukie pleasure seekers. Khutwl. Surma, Aug. IS. Mim Ad Moohnke, who haa been veiling with friends in Oregon City the past two week, ia home again. Ottollornschuli la laid up with a riteh foik wound lit his leg j nut Mow the knee. Mr. Cumins had a breuk down one day lift week. Rev. Kssig preached an eloquent and patriotic sermon in the Herman Congre gational church this morning. "Free dom" was I. is theme. Miss Minnie Harrington, of Highland, sent last Sunday in our midst. Nearly all the people around here went blackberrying in the mountains but have alnuit all returned with plenty of black berries. William tluenther, jr., visited his parents here the past week. He has left for California. Several of the young people surprised Eiuil Hornschuh and family on last Tuesday evening, it Wing the fifth anniversary of his wedding day. Mr. Tucker, of Springwater, passed through here one day last week soliciting orders for the Salem nursery. Henry Ointher is limping around with a sprained leg, having been thrown from a horse. Eugene Cumins has moved on his pUce again. Mr. Jack Wallace, of Highland, spent today with friends here. Willie Hornschuh, of Cams, visited bis brother E. W. Hornschuh toJay, Mr. Reeeon and family spent the day with Mr and Mrs. Wesley Hill of Reaver Creek. W'm. Martin and family, ol Beaver Creek, came up and spent the afternoon with his father-in-law, Mr. II. Anson. ChtrryTtll. Cukrky villi, Aug. 13. M. Frmsier, who haa Wen helping W. E. Welch with his hay, haa returned home and reports that Mr Welch haa nearly eighty ton of hay in the barn. Mr. Frasier will re turn in a short time to help put in the rtst. There ia about twenty camps of people there from various pails of the country. The young people enjoy them selves by picking terries, fhhing, romping over the mountains and dancing twice a week. Mr. Frasier also reorta many Warm Spring Indians in the mountains. G. T, Beebe ia cutting his grain. Mrs. Endersby and children and Mrs. Kearney was the guests of Mrs. Baty A grand reception was given to the Thursday. Milwaukie volunteers, who served with the Second Oregon iu the I'hilippine Expedition, at Milwaukie on Wednes day. The weather was not favorable but a large crowd turned out to greet the brave boys. Mr. T. R. S. Sellwood bad charge ol the progiam and Miss Hone Scott the dinner which was rerved up to date in every respect. Miss Sc6tt ia noted for her geniousin managing large receptions, County Commissioner Kit-hard Sett roasted the beef which was suitable for a Queen's taste. The speaker of the aftemson was Lieut. J. U. Campbell, of Oregon City. At tie o'clock the program postponed until after dinner which was t te drawing card of the day. After din ner the program was resumed com mencing with music furnished by the 6. P. car shop brass band, of Portland The music was excellent and the band is to be complimented upon the good be havior of its members. Hon. Geo. C. Brownell was the speaker of the evening. Many songs, recitations and speeches were indulged in during the evening. Those worthy of special notice were Hon Geo. C. Brow nell, Lient. J. U, Camp bell and 2nd Lieut. Martin all of Oregon City. After the crowd had left some of the boys got up a dance and the merri inent went on, thus ended one of the successful receptions of the season. htaffcrd. Stafford, Ang. 1J. Sunday rain came to refresh the dusty earth. Surely there is no great toes but there is some email gain, although gram harvest is Ciused to stand still and much that was ready to haul ia all wet again. Pastures, meadows, potato fields and gardenB are looking much better. Mr. Reutter has torn a portion of his old barn down. A cellar will be made of the remaining portion. The A. 0 U. W.'b held a very en tt.UHiuHtic meeting Saturday evening. Those thinking of gathering hazelnuts bid better get a move on as the season will soon be past. The nuts are be . ginning to drop of. Many can be seen on the way to the c jast. This neighborhood is not haying t'ie coast and mountain fever to any great extent. Gage's field of buckwheat ia in full bloom. Some say Wes will go seven miles to work on buckwheat but In this land of blossoms bees, like moat people, do not care to work so far from home, an l in crossing the field a bee can eel aV m be seen on a bloom and there are miny bees kept less than two miles distant. Some men w ho own binders are cutting at for 85 cents an acre and furnish their 0 rn twine. C. W. Larson contemplates renting a j'm this fall. Tom Stone was seen on the streets of Cherryville Thursday. Miss Alpha Ware was theguest of Mrs. Frafeier Thursday. Sidney Frasier Is visiting hia sifter Mra. Shadier of Salmon. S. OsWn has lately returned home fioin the Bridal Veil lining Camp and with hia family made a flying trip to Portland and laid in a fine supply of stationery for the P. O. and many other articles. JMalla Moi.alla, Auit. 14. Mrs. Walling, of Osweiro. who has been visiting her parents Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Bagby re turned home Friday. Herman Bros, intend to start their machine Saturday. The boys have been making a blower for their thresher which will attract a crowd to cubs and d'scuss its merits. Harry and Birt Habbard have gone to the Bunch Grass country for harvesting. Charley Dart is in Sherman county Wages good. Earnest Russell is back from Eastern Oregon. He is hauling logs for Baitby Bros. Saw Mill Co. Freda Dart has been to Portland to have her eyes treated. She returned home Monday. Mrs. Emily Dart wan a caller at the home of A. J. Sawtell's Tuesday of last week. Teasel Cutting is in full blat with rather a quiet and industrious crowd at work. The teasels are rather a light crop this year; a good many plants are misHing. Harliss and Shaver are fixing up their thresher and will thresh for John Stewart Tuesday. Uncle Jake Harliss has bought another piece of Molalla proerty This time the P. W. Herman place has fell into Uncle Jake's possession, He now ha nearly a whole street. Faith in Molalla dirt is sure to make a handsome little village here yet. Some Advent preachers have pitched their tent in our midst and will hold services Sunday. Rev. Craig preached in the Harliss Hall, Molalla, Sunday. The Grange at Mulino Saturday was success. Dr. Canto and his son were present. The son has just returned from the land of the Filipino's and gave the grangers an interesting and inntruct- ive talk on the inlands, people, etc. Henry RuhhcII was in Molalla during the past week. He reports that hia bees have produced about 1600 pounds of No. 1 honey this year. PCI Y0GT finger oa Yar MM : If Ynu tif fh hln.vt rttvhlniy J H aim You feel the Mood rushing lone. Hut what kin J of blood? That la the question. la It pure blood or Impure blood? If the blood la Impure then you are weak and languid; your appetite Is poor and your digestion Is weak. You can. not sleep well and the morn ing Hnda you unprepared for the work of tlio day. Your cheeks are pale and your com plexlon la aillow. You are troubled with plmplca, boila, or some eruption of the skin. Vby not purify your blood? v v ajv:vi will do It. Tike It a few days and then rut your finger on your pulse a;ain. You can feel the difference. It Is stronger and your tlrculatlon better. Send for our book on Impure Blood. If you are Mlloui, take Aycr's Pills. Thejr greatly aid the Sarsaparilla, Tbey cure constipation also. , rWr f 4tf Dooior: W nw them (riT all lh iwrtlrattra In fat cms. Yo 'il nniit I broiuvt rpi. wih"i jo.c Addrwa, 114. i. v. AVrtt. ) Low.ll. Mm. A I'mellrnl Jtilt. A tiUNltict man from Ritltlitmre found hliiim-if In it peculiar predica ment one : y. any the Now York pre, lie Oxlt New Yolk about olicn n mouth, lie "l',',l" with Id '') In n tumbler, nod there ft friend found It one moiiihitf. Tin' "Isht auuK''"''''! A pm. tlciil Joke put Hie cy In Mr. X 'a overrent pocket. I Hum! When the friend departed, being short of money fur the moment, he pawned hia own uvcivoiit for H. In the nfternoon tlicru ciime mi invent telegram to Mr. X, who hud boon uniildo to leave his room on mvotint of the mUxlng rj and whose frame of mind was all dl torted nud warped. Tlio friend frank ly coll f eased: "Hill. I mentit It only n a simple Joke. You will find your eye In your overcoat pocket." Hut It was Hot there. It miiNt W. becaime I put It thero myself." urged the Joker. The coat was held up by the tall and aluikctl. ty thunder! I womh-r If I could have put It In my own contr' "Whore's your coat)" "I've punned It. 1 didn't want to burrow ami needed a few dollura." "I low mm h la It III fort" "Ten dollar." Mr. X. product d f 10 and the ront wa redeemed. The c)e Wa III tho limldo pocket. H carefully wuahed It. slip ped It Into plnee nud wnlUit oirt after 12 hours of Holltmy coiillnement Odd Tbl la XVkUhr Mitklna. "There lire Iota of iu-cr llilnu-' abou( the wliUky lulmin." wild an eM-r( the other llllit. "and one of the (jin-cr-eat la the tl.i'lllllir OlialltV (hat B ills- j (lllery. for no apparent ciium will lend ! to Its output. The thing luia never been rlplllllied. but. He crthele, It'a au undeniable fact. I knew a distiller I .. I . . I I 1.1 .11 .11,1 l.....'.wl 111 it nu pom in tni I'uiut i... ...- " more desirable I.Mallty. where lm tried to put up au exact dupllcnte. II even went ao fur as to auinxb a couple of windows that happened to bo broken In tho old i-tntlllimcnt. but It was no go; he couldn't make tho aame kind of whisky to save hia soul. "Thl rame dltflculty baa destroyed the usefulness of many a valuable brand. Another alncnlar phenomenon la tho ImpouilhUlty of making a knm Bourbon whlky east of Kentucky a a gol rye west of the Alleghanlea. 1 sH-ak In tmwd terms. Apparently the feat haa been acttimllslied a few times, but Investigation haa alwaya develup! tho fact that the makers of Bcalxard Itourtnin were of blue grass origin and the chaps who succeeded In turning out an Inland rye were aliens from the 'ast. A real Kentucky colonel will not touch rye. Ho mnaloVra It almost as deleterious crat. Dovrr. Poviia, Aug., 14 The rainy weather at present ia gool for the late iwtatoea but is damaging the grain that is cut. Mr. Lewis and family were visiting; M water.New orleana Tlmea In-mo- Mr. Ttelson s last Sunday. Joseph I)eSbaxr and family were visiting relative on the Columbia river j ner Latourelle Falls. I II I- Ward and family attended the preaching services and basket dinner here last Sunday week. Misa Ella Nelson is slaying with Mr. Strowbridga'a family of Fir wood. J, L. IUgland and whe were visiting and gicking blackberries a lew days lat week. Mr. Bowman's daughter and grand-am of Portland are visiting with them now. A. J. Kiutniller and wile start-d (of Portland this morning with blackberries. James Dehaxer, of Firwood, haa len (mite sick with malarial fever, but Is improving now. J. A. SUwbridge is preparing to have a barn raising this week. Joseph DeShazer and family were visiting relatives in Firwood Sunday. Mrs. Severe and daughters, of VMe, were viaiting here last week. - Logan. ahis, August U. The rain is stop ping the farmers from cutting their urain. Lots of grain is cut already. Everybody baa got back from the mountains w ith lota of berries. M. Fallert starts the Kith of the month for Wind River Wash., where he has been appointed superintendent of the hatchery, Miss Nancy McCobbin is improving. Since the rainy weather Mrs. Iliggins has had some pretty bevere attacks of the asthma. Quite a number of young people gath ered at the home ol Mr. and Mrs, Hoi comb last Saturday evening where they had such a jolly time that the writer wishes he had not been in the mountains at the time. M. KiebhofT started his bailer one day last week. Mr. Tom McCobbin Las jimt finished hauling 1(KX) posts for Mr. Fallert. Walter Shepperd is hauling shingles from Springwater. Mrs. Swales is up and around again. George Swales bought a horse from Mr. Booton one day last week. meTroufilfll i at the roots. Clipping (Vrii' the ends of the h.or is likctrcating tin-branches of a tree with rotten roots. You mubt strike at the source. Seven Sutherland Sisters' preparations strikedecp. 1'hcy invigorate the Mots feed them. This gives life, Ixrauty grace to the hair. hvcro'c should use them. OLD fVBRVWNSRK. pAKMEKS . . . Your team will have the bent of care and Full Measure of Feed At the City StobleH. W. H. YOUNC, Prop., W. H. Cook Sucoiaaora to Livery Rigs on Short Notice. Telephone No. 42. The Appetite of a Goat Is envied by all poor dyspeptics whose Stomach and Liver are out of order. All such should know that Dr. Kimt's New Life Pills, the wonderful Stomach and Liver Kemedy, gives a splendid Bit petite, Bound digestion and a regular bodily habit that insures perfect health and great energy. Only 25u at Geo, A, Harding's drug store. 1 OASTOniA. Bean tU I1" Haw BOUJM PUBLIC TELEPHONE STATION Railroad and Express Ofrlce. a .-i:nt ti, mi: or GROCERIES, NOTIONS, DRUGS, MEDICINES, CIGARS, TOBACCO, And Etc. 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CEMUINE CASTORIA Al-WAY$ Bean tho SIguaturo of I The Kind You Havo Always Boi In Uso For Over 30 Years. MM sV IB km www 1111 11 1 I mm ii Known as the Wobblo Hear." v r K'lH-rl illy aiU.ii"l f.r nil'! j aiiiiiiitf fiiii, a'onra pli- , and 8 p trroiiml. t r ran Ih taix-.l i. . r lit i t p'll In uriV oi."Hi 'III li kl l't 3 mt...n. "NO OTHER MACHINE CAN DO rMIS." ll til Im-I lilrl!..ii i.l ,' I . i i ,,i h( iii'kt. Tlif t 'trt K-l Kim'i.r n,,.k. u.r inari irr !. ci ii. 'iiU all '.silt'lif" ri-ilm.i- In tl. imurai tm nl .i r ,-iaiu i. n I u,ilrr Mi dri.nil It dm r miniiiiil uf nr in i -n'r In, ,nl, i r-.ln Tlir ri-ri-nlrii- ii'm ki-l liri-l ii'i l.li .i-r I1 h ' l a llli limtf iilmon ot,', Imrt iiim. on tli ull ri, I.l in i, ij,, , , til Inn nrl llif lul lck"' iiiiihII)- la iiiii( niiti.rr.. Iir I a i . 1 hr,'fl t-. pi, j.rr rl.l hini '" llii.o In. I irn iiuim ,t . nrr.li-f. fln- " n ll, Iralnrr" I'll AM I'll IN lll.Mll.lt llif liyi.ir.i i..n, ,, ..li.larl.ily 'lil(la Oil n'K You ( ftnimt nll'i.rii t. Imy a Jl'mrr or Uiinl. r until you K "CHAMPION"." SEND FOR TESTIMONIAL I'.oOK nn.l arc what th to Orison anil WasliiiiKton who nr usinjc tl.-ut say alioul tlu- ' would not umo aiiiitlii-r make after lining t Is- "CHAMriON." Mitchell, Lewis & Staver Co. First and Taylor Streets - Portland, Oref Do You Mood "y Doors, Windows, Glass, Moulding Or Other Dulldlna Matorlal. --C.H. Bestow & Co. Corm-r I itli ami Main Sis. Ort-fc'on City, On oii. If You Wnnt Klrnt-cluMM Job priptip At , Htitc j CALL AT THIS ICNTICKPKIHIS.
