OREGON CITY ENTERPRISE, FRIDAY, APRIL 'JO, 1WM
f rnuDircnnvnnvrP
Ctitrr.TTIIla.
Ciiibbyvmi.k, April 12. O. N. Flinn,
lui leu orkitt for Ed. lievenue of
Candy.
Mrs. Frasier and children were tlie
Client of Mrs, Duty last Tuesday.
Mr. Unborn is lioine from thts Mwmilt
injur Marmot, putting in his garden, j
Claude Batv ha Kone to vork in ti e
tie sawmill near Sandy.
G. T. IWf he nJ family have moved to
their new home.
Miss MarKerrow is sipected home
from the Tether's examination next
Saturday.
Mrs. Shank has been quite ill,
Snow visited Cherryville forawtile,
ltboin;h nolliinit was considered dam
aged by lU
Weather at Cherryville now Is en-ell-
nt. farmers sre making gooa use w
their time.
JMalla
Molalla. April 16. Sowing grain be
fr;ns agaiu this morning with the weather
settled once more.
Fay Moody is building a new fence
which adds to the appearance of the
farm.
The Harliss warehouse is nearing com
pletion and will soon be ready for the
heavy goods of the Molalla trade.
0. V. Rol bins and I. Gibson will
build a lare dwelling house for Mrs. Al.
fchaver this summer.
Easter service were beld at the
r-aonder church Sunday evening, Rev.
Hiint-s officiating.
Kev. Rich has been holding a pro
tracted meeting at Horliss' hall.
The German Methodists are building
a shed lor sheltering their horses, near
their new church. A humane act that
should be copied by other christians.
The Levy Robbins Merchantile Co.,
had their first load of freight from Ore
gon City laet Saturday. The trip was
made in about the same time as it took
to Canby and the team stood the trip
equally as well and the difference in
freight charges from Portland to pay for
carting to Molalla.
Everett Judd has been recommended
for census enuroerater lor this precinct,
and will likely receive the appointment,
if there is anything in "standing in"
with the powers that be, but of course
there is to be no politics in these ap
pointments. Mr. Judd has served as
county assessor for this part of the connty
for a time or two and will be competent
to schedule the statistics in good shape,
and observe the difference between val
uations riven for assessment purposes
and those tendered to show prosperity.
.Needy .News.
Needy, April 17. Easter passed with
much jollification on the part f some cf
O'-ir people.
Claude Hurst, of Dixie, visited Wm.
Thompson's tamily last week.
Myrtle Thompson has a millinery de
partment in the store of Will A Thomp
son, this is what Needy has long needed
and we wish her success.
There will be a pie social at No. 91
school house April 28. T.le proceeds to
go fur the buying of a flag for the school
house.
The Needy baseball club played their
first game of the season with the Barlow
club last Sunday.
Mrs. J. Kramer, has returned from
Woodburn, and is rapidly improving.
Misses Pearl Garret and Mae Kinzer
were in Oregon City last week taking
the Teacher's examination.
The dances at Neeily and Frank May's
Saturday evening were successful.
Arthur Schneider and best girl came
cp from Oregon City Saturday to attend
the dance.
Eva Mitts, of Woodburn, visited her
parents Sunday last.
Gertie Noblitt visited in this city last
week.
Benj. Smith lias closed his incubator
for the season. It has hatched some
600 chicks. He bids the public to come
and partake of fried chicken.
Otis TownsenJ is looking somewhat
blue, Batching is'nt his line of business.
Mrs. C. C. Molson is going to Port
land this week for a new stock of spring
goods.
Frank Oglesby, is improving rapidly,
be was seen riding a wheel Sunday.
The supervisor has started work on
the roads, this is a joyful event for the
people,
Highland-
Highland, April 10. A. Harrington is
very busy in his hop yard and will corn-
mpneA truininir in a four rlava
o '
George and Charles Kirk and Charles
Jones left this morning to spend the
summer peddling.
Mr. Mclntyre is very low and not ex
pected to live. He is very old and has
been an invalid for years.
Mrs. J. Parrish is improving slowly.
Bl e has kept her bed most of the winter,
but we are glad to say she is again up
and around the room.
George Harrington, who has been
spending a few weeks visiting bis parents
left this morning for Cape Nome to try
his Im k in the gold field.
IVY have been makiim sad havoc
with theUmhs. Say, whycan'l we haej
doij license in the country This
should
be looked after and pay dog license- in the
country as well as in the city. So many
dogs running over the roimtrr is only a
nuisance an I quite an e'iie to farm
ers that have sheep.
Fly, April 17. Wiu. lvauch a former
resident ol this place, now one of Glad
stone's heavieot business men, made a
visit here on Friday of last week.
William Gillett, of Kiowa county,
KansH, ia visiting his uncle John Ciillett
and incidentally taking in our webfoot
state.
Mr. Howard's youngest child is rery
dangerously ill with Flight's disease.
Dr. Sommers Is in attendance.
Mr. llenrici, Mr. Moran's partner, is i
moving into Mr. Uauch't house.
Charles Albright ha gone to The
: Pa!les, in response to a telegram, saying
that his brother George was seriously
ill at that place.
F. A. Fly is confined to the bouse with
la grippe.
The Street Commissioner John Green,!
is superintending the construction ol
strvet crossings for our new side walk,
Frank Bullard was off work two or
three das on account of sickuets.
Daniel Guenther was obliged to lay
off work, because of an attack of the
la grippe.
Smyrna
Smyrna, April 16. J. Wesley Yoder
went to Portland to bear Paderewski.
Anna Yoder, Hilev Garrett and J. J.
Yoder attended a social al Rev. J. M, !
Dicks, near Hubbard, last Friday night
Joe Schwarti and J. S. Y'oder shipped
fat bogs to Portland last Wednesdav
w hich netted them 5,'g and 6c per pound.
We notice in the Enterprise of April 6
that the good people of Molalla are also
worried by the hoodlum element, that in
many communities is trying to vex and
annoy any who try to get up an enter
tainment, either secular or religious
The people of this yicinity were tor
mented by kindred spirits during the
past winter, at the meetings of our liter
ary society. The sons of pronrnent citi
zens leading in noisy demonstrations of
apidause? that would be a disgrace to a
hand of Commsncba Indians and the
parents of said sons notifying the mem
bers of the society that it they cant con
trol the boys they must quit giving en
tertainments for them to gather at. The
writer has taken part in and attended
school exhibitions, literary societies etc,
during the last half of the closing cen
tury, but never in all the time that he
took an active part in such meetings did
he see rowdyism displayed as it was at
our scLool house during the past winter.
We are not a pesnimist, not a deciplu of
Bellarnmy, but it does seem as though
ttiere was something wrong with our
bousted nineteenth century civilization
Vllwankia.
Milwai kie, April 16. Mr. and Mrs
Geo. Morgan, of Portland, were vimting
Mrs. L. L. .Moore over Sunday.
Mr. Banister is improving slowly from
his fall.
Mr. Workman is able to walk about
again.
Alex Lehman is visiting Firwood for a
few weeks.
Several Milwaukie grangers attended
Pomona grange at New Era Wednesdav
last. On their return they were unfort
unate enough to lose their regalia for
which they will pay a liberal reward if
returned to them.
There is a flower drill in preparation,
the proceeds of which are to go to the
school library.
County Assessor Williams and wife
were visiting in Milwaukie Tuesday
evening last.
The entertainment given by Miss Ross
and Mrs. Wissinger was a decided suc
cess and deserves much credit.
L. L. Moore was doing business in
Marion county Saturday.
Rude Henneman, of Mason, Ehrman
& Co. spent Sunday at home. Rude
says "no cooking like mothers."
There is much commenting in republi
can circles about Milwaukie over the
county printing, the majority sentiment
is to give the party paper who helps
elect the ticket the printing, all things
being equal. This is a matter the county
commissioners must settle on before
June election or there will be a sliced
ticket.
Mr. Eonnett is still very low.
Itamascns.
Damascus, April 10. Nell Younger
was given a delightful surprise party
last Friday evening in honor of her
birthday, all had a good time until a late
hour when all did justice to a good lunch
There was a Sunday school started at
the United Brethren church, with Geo.
Partch acting as superintendent.
There were Easter services at the Union
chapel Sunday night and most of the
young folks went to the exercises.
Ula Strange was visiting Miss Younger
Sunday.
Almont Newell, cf this place, is re
ported to have the chickenpox at
Spokane.
Feathers went to Oregon t'ily to
tnke teacher examination.
Quito a goodly number from this place
went to Portland to hear Hryan ami re-
port it the most wonderful speech ever
nearo.
Mary Tong has been working at Mr, j
Youngs. I
Our school is progressing nicely under
the care of Miss Young.ir,
F. A. liead closed a successful teiiu
of school at Pamascti last Friday.
llratrr Creek
Hkavkk Chkkk, April 16. Thoa. and
Chas. Jones aw on the sick list.
AJam lleraian, student at Mt Angel
college, U home for a low days,
Chas. Forbes and brother of Maple
I-ane, paid this burg a visit Sunday.
W. Pauit'ls makes quite frequent trip
to Cams of late. Say Hilly, what is the
attraction?
Nellie Stevens ia visiting at home for a
few days.
School is progressing nicely under the
J "HM mauagement ol Prof. Andersen,
of Clackamas.
Amos and Alf. Kirk and John
liohlander went to town Sunday.
l.iitii Steven visited his parent Sat
urday. Will Hayhurst attended the teacher's
examination held al Oregon City, lat
week.
Yal. Bohlander made business trip to
Portland Saturday.
Chas. Forbes will cut wood for V. F.
Harris.
Patrons and pupil of the llenrici
School are well pleased with their new
teat her, Miss Giuther.
W. C. Martin and family were vimi-
ing H
Haiisen, of ShuM Sunday.
The pupils of the IWver Creek school
have organised a literary society.
Mr. Larkins is working for F. L. M k.
The literary society is progressing with
the following officers in the chair. Pres
ident, Wm Shannon; vice-president, II
Hughes; secretary, Maud Daniels;
treaurer, W. Daniels; sargeant-al-arius,
II. Hughes; censors, Mary Herman ami
Frank Shannon ; parlinuntary commit
tee, W. F. Harris, Joe Fisher and T. H.
Tnomas. The debate for next Tuesday
night will be "Resolved, That the mem
bers of the President' cabinet should l
member of the House of Representa
tives." CIKCTIT COIKT.
R -gular Spring Term of ( Irrult Court
Few Probate Order,
Judge McBride's court convened Mon
day morning, and the following decisions
were handed down :
Eighty-four law caes are enrolled and
li.! equity suits. Among the latter are
63 divorce caes. About 20 of these
ce came from Multnomah county.
On the criminal docket there are two
charges of illegal fishing, with confisca
tion proceedings, against Louie llimlar.
of ParkpUce, continued ; also the case
on appeal of the State vs. A. W. Hertzka,
the Christian Scientist, of Portland.
In the case of the uit of S, Klinirer, of
Portland, against George Saum, a saw
mill owner near Stafford, which was an
action brought in an endeavor to compel
the defendant to remove a dam whicl
he had built ami maintained on a water
way in order to secure power wi'h
which to ojterate his plant, Judge Mc
Bride, after hearing the evidence, ren
dered a decision in favor of the defend
ant.
In the suit o Henry llnessen against
T. R. Worthint(ton, w hich was an action
regarding a narrow piece of land lie
tween the boundaries of two tracts in
Milwaukie precinct, over which these
parties have been wrangling for some
time, a decree was rendered in favor ol
the plaintiff. Thiessen hail come out a
victor in a former suit over the same
property, hut a new trial was allowed
the defendant on a technicality, and the
second decision was rendered in favor of
Worthington, so the case was brought
in equity to decide finally.
Motion for a new trial was denied in
the damage suit of Henry Nutn, of Port
land, againtt Nohletts, because of inju
ties received in an accident on the V i I -
hoit stage about two years auo.
The suits of Akin, Sellinn A Co., s. E
M. Hartrnan; the City of Portland vs. C,
W. Ganong, and the Portland General
Electric company vs. II , J. Shirdev.
were ordered stricken from the docket.
The divorce suits of Walter vs. Elizabeth
Noblitts and Fillipina vs. Frank
Swietzer were dismissed, and default
was entered in the case of Ida B. vs.
Elmer C. Thomas.
Oregon City against the Oregon A
California Railroad Company was heard
on a demurrer to the amended complaint
of plaintiff, but was overruled by the
court. The action was brought in order
to settle the title to a right of way and a
bluB abutting on some property dedi
cated to the city by Dr. John McLaugh
lin, which the railroad people claim title
to from heirs of Dr. McLoughlin. After
hearing the case, the defendant w as al
lowed 10 days in which to Tile an answer.
Defalut was entered in the case of
Alfred G. Day against Sadie M. Day.
the divorce was granted became of the
non-appearance of defendant to answer
summons. Adeline Carberry was al
lowed a divorce from Patrick Carberry
on ground of desertion, and the court
allod pUimitr the custody of ll.tr
minor cMMrcn,
t'. II. I've has otvleied placed in -
w.Hi.m of certain lands in Clackamas
C 'Uiitv. Uing a portion of the I'anlil
V.H iKinstion 1 and Claim, which l
pine hawd at a recent sliei Ufa sale.
lnthecae i.I Miry Madder agalnM
W. l. 1'icken and K. F.. I'ukens, his
wife, the court ha ordered that they he
wived with proper summons.
Jom'ph Hick nor ss allowed judg
ment ai2.iini.t T. J. IW.mu and wile in
, ,!, t .-,7 40, ami coals and dis
piirm menlstif the suit, which amounted
to I:".'. An attachment was allowed on
j lots I.S and M. block 11, in the Oregon
.Iron Heel lo.npany .vi.niioii io
Oswego, this property to l oll in oroer
10 alify the judgment.
Judgment for the plaintiff In the. sum
l K.4i as returned in the rae ol the
puno Manufacturing Company, against
J. T. S slighter.
.MyrtU Gallagher w allowed a
divorce from N. J. Gw'Ughcr, the de
fendant to pay eot of suit.
Marie J, Graham was granted a
divorce from George K Graham, because
of abandonment, and allowed the cm
t fly of Raymond, a minor child, an I
die ret-over from defendant theoxt ol
suit.
An injunction was granted In lb ca
a! John and Mary K Schram against the
tier in -in Saving A Lo.ui Society and
Sheriff J J Coke.
In the matter of Nol.h tt Uroav W
V. Carl! it was ordered that the motion
l disoved and defendant have until
April '.M to further plead.
I'. F Riiey was allowed u Igment
ngrtinxt II II JohiiMin and Max Schul
pins in the sum of 1113 7(1 due on a
proiniay note, deliver to plaintiff
April IM, lN;alio cost and dibure
uicnta of tdi action
K F Riley was allowed to recover from
James and Ada Punsmir the
wi'h interest Iheiroii from April 17,
I'M), tli sum of f'.'i attorney's fees, alo
cost of the suit. An order of sale wa
isued to dipoe of certain land to
satisfy the claim.
raotur aii;ks.
Judge TF Ryan ha made lh tallow
ing order :
In the matter f the rntate of Seba
Norton, deceased, it wa ordered that
ail proerty, consisting ol grain, live
stock and implement belonging to
said estate be given to Mary K Norton
widow of the decease! .
letter of ad in I ii i stration of the ritt
of Randolph Stuck tin, deceased, were
granted AUaixain Stucklin to I insued
to I. ivy Stipp, with tNjitds fixed al
-l.li-sl,
Ou the xtilion of Hiram Straight,
executor of the estate of Hiram A
Straight, deceased, to settle a claim
against II M Cake. Judge Ryan grant
ed an order allowing the jM-tition. Cake
is the truiU-e and the claim amount
lot 11,0 m, with accumulated Inteiesttn
the amount of $b),tss) A foreclosure
is now (lending before the Circuit court
against Cake, which Involves ltd a.-re
of land north of the city, over which
there has la-en much litigti..n. which J
will cease now that the above order hat
been grunted, enabling the executor to
settle up the estate
Heller Train Serylee,
Tlie new Al'iany local train madt I s
initial trip Tuewlay evening, arriving on
rche dule time, :M. This train will he
a veritable cannon ball without any mi
take. The time between I'ortland and
Albany is three hours and ten minutes.
After deducting Ihe lime consumed in
stops, the actual running time will be
nearly 50 miles an hour. The corrected
time table appears in the Southern Pacific-Co.
's tar I elsewhere in this Ishiiu.
The Oregon express train now leaves Al
bany at 4 :47 a. m. and arrives in I'ort
land at 7 : 1') a. m , and arrives In Albany
at 1 1 :35 m. Ik-tweeii Portland and
Albany this train will stop only at Ore
gon City, Wrjodhurn and Sulcin.
LEAN
PURE
comes from the use
of the famous
Seven
Sutherland
Sisters
Scalp Cleaner, and with perfect
cleanliness comes beauty.
Mrs. N. J. Bell, Box 60. University
Place, Omaha, Neb., writes : "Every
head should be shampooed frequently
with this wholesome remedy."
After each shampoo, when the hair
Is thoroughly dry, the scalp should be
treated with Seven Sutherland Sisters'
Hair Grower. Sold bv all drui.
Eureka Hurnsns Oil I the liit
preaervatlva of new lontlmr
umi the tmxt renovator ol old
leather. It oIIh, ttofteriH, bUu'k
ens and protucts. toe
Eureka
Harness Oil
on jroiir limt harruwi, your old hur
ries, anil your mntuxi hi. ami I -y
will not only look lMrifr hul wear
loiiKcr. Holilcverywlirn-ln rant all
Iu from liulf iilnl lo live nullum.
MM. t,f TlliiSU OIL (u.
111
ui r r
Tho Khul Yon lluvo Always Itotiutit, mul whli-li Im brr-u
fa uo for over :H) jours, hit bur no tho nlgiuUurn t,(
f mul hits Immmi mttdn tinder III per.
sXffT' onrt' 'P,rvllm slnoo It Infancy,
WiafZUcAtf Allow no ma to ilrrrlvo yu In thl.
All Counterfeit, Imitation Ami Hiibstltutcs urn but Y..
pi-rlinciit Hint trlllo villi mul nuhuigrr llio limlilt of
lufiuit mul ChlMri'it-r.xpTlcm-o ngnhut lUprrltmnt.
What is CASTORIA
CimtorU I a substitute for Castor Oil, Purrirorlc, Drops
mul Hootliliiff Syrup. It U llartiilca ami lMi-aaant. It
contain neither Opium, Morphlno nor other Nn th?
substance. lis itfO I lt trtittritntc'. It destroys onus
mid nllay lVvrrlahiir. It run s l)htrrhir mid Ylnd
Colic. It relieve) Teething Troubles, aires Const lNttlmi
mid riatuleiicy. it AasliiilUtteS tho 1'ood, regulate tho
Momtw h mid lloweU, giving healthy mid natural sleeo.
Tho Children's Puuacoiv-Tlio Mother' l'rlend.
GENUINE CASTORIA ALWAYS
Bean tho
The Kind You Have Always Bought
In Uso For Over 30 Years.
fnl tjsw 4
MSI, tf
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The Real Secret ot Tldlne.
The real aecr.-t i f tldineM it to leave !
thing wh'e ll.ey ran ) found by Ihe
yron who r-'ii'r Ibrni, ai d liol lo
hide them awat in t b l ra and preaaoa
and drawer: rwi to go It to a man'
study and to put all hit '4i ra Inditrri
mlnately Irilo packages, or a re-rl(.ll
bill into an envrloi tt Ii he la tura lo
destroy.
In a woman' ry every buslueaa
pix-r U n uiiigbily object, wlmh !
consider it brrdiiiylo dii of, and
though she may hear lb man who own
It cumin about I lie hotiro, she never hat
tho grant cf Ihr j uVdaw ol lilisim to
come forward and y what she has done
with it. Indeed, stia will deny with
Indignant Inii'Hi-iii-o and tears that she
ever touched hit a-r, and alien. If
ha'ily it is ditcovrred.be iuk repr-Mcli
fill or smile, be simply says, "Oh! is
that what you arn looking l-r? uiy dear,
you should not leave t'icli thing about."
Ju"t a if he lud no ribt to lh uw of a
table or the corner ( a chimney .i,-, in
his own ioue From "lolieatic
I'.lnmh r of U'oiiK n,". a Mere Man.
Kunk A Wsgnsll Co.. N. w York. For
j Sib- at Huntley' Hook M'-e Ol.
B.ejr'e Hot .e .
I'.icyi-li.t are hereby warned lodi
continue riding their wheels on the sule
Walk ou Alain street, Any x'r sou vio
lating the ordiiuncu regnUung ili sal
will be prosecuted to tlx. full rxieiil ol
tho law. Chas. K l' a,
Chief uf I'olice.
lirhalr.
Five room house, comer of Third ami
Jefr.rson, giKxl lucallon, city water and
city light. Apply lo the owner It.
Koernor corner of Found and Madison.
Ihe ,Mtrt Ysm.
A ritlsburg druiniuer tell t It 1st new
yarn: I always carry s bottle of
Kemp's Ilalsum In my grip, 1 lake
cold easily and a few doses of the Hal
sam always in ikes me a well man.
Everywhere I go I speak a jjood word
for Kemp. I take hold of my custom
ers I take old men and young men,
and tell them confidentially wlmt I do
when I lake cold. At druggist, I'm and
60c.
Men and
Itulc P.Hzuar.
boys cups 10c tt (iolden
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Threshers
Automatic Stackers, Wind St:k
ers, Horao I'owers, Thresliormen'a
Supplies of All Kinds.
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hat '.'&c at lbs
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liJ.MK) niilctt of long- ilia
Unco telephone wire in
Oregon, Washington, Cali
ftirniii mul Iilaln) now in
"iM-rntion y the I'lii-iflo
Station 'IVlr-phone C in
jiany, covering 2,'JV)
town ,
(Jtiick, nrcurato, cfienj).
All tho satisfaction of a
Personal conttnunioation.
biHtanco no effect to a
clear uwleretarulinn. Sjsv
kano nml Han Frnnoisco
an eanily hoanl a Port
land. -Oreoii City odlce at
fllanliiiff's Drug Store.
" Russell
Engines
fraction or I'ortnblo, Simple or Com
pound, Wood or Straw Burners.
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