OREGON. CITY ENTERPRISE, FRIDAY, MAY 18, 11KX)
I CORRESPONDENCE
Marxism.
Marram, May !. A tnlwrlption of
f 375 (it'i nroil from tlt ritiirn of
(ilnl Tili"! anl Mxrtiiim ami the
rnunty Rave a like mm, nuking fTftO, for
tlio Improvement (f tli Oregon City
road between Mutquum ami (ilad Tid
ings, i el me roou wort go on uuiu we
Lave K'XhI load all over the county.
A subscription of 13d lias been rained
to paint Hie Manjniim fvbool house.
Tim following iflicer of the Man,tura
Epworih Leslie were installed on Sun
day, May 13. to serve for the enduing
year: President. lUrton Jack ; that vice
president, I.illin Pentley; second vice
preitident, Mm. Minnie Jack ; third viee
rreeidcnt, l.ir.iie Miller; fourth ice
preniilent, John Labor; eoretarr, A. 1.
Jack; treasurer, Mary Miller.
Mr. A. Pavia of Missouri liiilge ent
gatarday and Sunday visiting (riendi at
Marqnam.
Mr. V. J. Killings made a trip to
Salem to ge her daughters, who are at
tending school there.
Clrde Marqaatn. who ii working on
-"V"g gome of the young people from here
attended the dance at lUniaactia, Fatur
day night.
James llenkle is home on a tthott vioit.
Charles Hnrgliardl attended the ludge
at l.oan Saturday.
Mr. Kollman was home on a short
visit.
Charles an I lilrul M irris ate work
ing for Mr. Johnson.
Charles lUrllewar Is li.une from K ast
ern Oreifon.
Mr. Sapingtnn haa been buying cattle
In our community.
Mr, Odell haa been working for Mr.
rtiirghardt,
Horn to the wife of Mr. and Mm,
Proa n, a girl. We eiteuJ congratula
tions, tieorge.
Mr. and Mrs. Kurghardt were the
gU'Stsof Mr. and Mrs. 1 1 uf mciater if
Kagle Creek.
Mr. dri llil h has been visiting his
daughter, Mrs. Urown.
Chir'es Purghardt has been hauling
potatoes to Portland.
aV A i A
the 0. R. k X. railway, is home for
eliort time.
It is reported that Mr. Webb has
bought the Mart I.enbu farm near Glad
Tidings.
Fred Myers is painting and other ise
repairing the Old Thompson bouie, in-
lending to live there.
WIIib?II!.
WiiX'NViiLE, May 16 Mrs. Ella
Seeley, wife of J. I.. Seeley, died May
12. of cancer, aired 40 years. The de
ceased leaves a husband and two chil
dren, Ernest, aped 19 and Goldie, aged
15. She was buried at Hood View
cemetery, May 16, the Re. Mr. Parker,
of the Congregational church of Slier.
wood, officiating. The A. 0. U. W, at
tended in a body, of which order her
husband and eon are members. The
funeral was largely attended by friends,
who mourned the departure of a friend,
a good neighbor and a raoet estimable
woman.
d Baker, road supervisor, is entitled
to credit for a great deal of good service
able work on the roads of litis district.
The bicycle clnb is working the path
in the direction of Sherwood and Oregon
City.
Miss Mande Seeley, who is suffering
with inflamatory rheumatism, has betn
removed to St. Vincent hospital.
George Seelv. sole representative of
ifan n. uu mn v uubuic 10 Cast his
rote.
' heat is in poor condition and hope
are commit up very uneven.
Nearly everybody has registered and
the precinct will cast a larger vote than
ever before.
Jlrs. llyniale has been appointed
W'lvn stress and is giving general satis
faction,
-" DSrn raising occurred last Tuesday
on the farm of Martin Tauchniann
Serenty-fiye neighbors were present, for
wrhom two kgs of beer had been pro
vided. As a fitting finale, Old Glory
was hoisted and three rousing cheers
given for the P.epublican party.
Last Saturday Fred P.ol erts met with
a serious accident while clearing land
with a grubbing machine. The tree to
which the anchor chain was made fast
was uprooted, striking Mr. Roberts on
he bead and shoulders, and tbeq rolling
onio his leg, crushing the bones below
the knee. The injured man was taken
to St. Vincent hospital, where he is
lying In g Critical condition.
Eagla Creek.
Eagle Cheek, May 13. The weather
lor the past 10 days has been very rainy,
there has been several thunder showers
during the time.
Pleasant Judd is a little better.
Ward Douglas has improved so that he
is able to ride around some.
Born to the wife of Louis Baker, a
7a'-pound girl on the 28tb of April.
Mr. Wilbern, the Eaifle Creek mer
chant, was married to Mrs. Jaques about
10 days ogo, the boys gave them a rous
ing chariyiri.
Last Monday there was another wed
ding at the residence of Mr. M. UithinB,
conducted by Rev. Hoyner of Oregon
City. Mr. Robert Deyine of Molalla to
Mrs. Mattie Githina. All wish them a
Lappy life.
II. F. Currin has been doing some
road work on the new road from Eale
Creek bridge leading towards Jacknife,
and will continue the work as soon a a
the weather will permit.
Mr. L. Baker is building a kitchen on
hU house, which will be quite an im
provement. He expects to build a new
chop soon.
Dr. I. N. Woodle, V. S., of Portland,
was visiting his brother of ibis place las
fceek.
It is rumored that Mr. George T.
McArthur is going to locate on the old
tiitlilns farm, as lie has bought it of
Jlugh Githins.
Ely Brothers intend building
store soon at Currinsville.
MatTunt
STArfOnn, May 0 After several
months' idleness in the literary line of ;
bmini'M, we grasp the opportunity a few
davs' vacation affords us and proceed to ,
jot down few notes of interest. j
Mrs. Magdalene Outrlroal of Sheridan j
spent a couple of davs with her Stafford
relatives.
Mr. and Mrs. h. II. rage and son,;
Henry, of Marlenry, paid their daughter,
Mrs. Nina Gage, a visit the fore part of
the week.
Mrs. Aunes Howard has returned to
her home at Lyle, Wash. Mrs. How- j
ard's son, Earl, three years old, had j
fallen from a horse and suffered the pain '
of a broken arm, broken in three places, j
which necetkhated a trip to Oregon City
with him for surgical aid, the boy is at j
present with his grandparents, Mr. and i
Mm K (iai'e.
David Weoltie, of McMinville railed
on his relatives here the first of the
month. Mr. Weoltie eipecta to gradu
ate from the colleges there next month. I
The Statrord A. O. C. W. boys de
serve special credit, as the officers and
members are capable of doing their part
equal to any of the neighboring loigea
and superior to many; they not only en
tertain visitors, but visit other lodges,
thereby keeping posted and on the im
prove. Last Saturday night they held
an open session, w hich attracted a large
crowd. Grand Master Workman Herron
was present and gave a lengthy address
w'lich was much appreciated by all.
The deputr sheriff was in our midst
Tuesday serving papers on the election
ftfW
of newly grubbed land, which they will
plant with spuds ere long.
Most of the spod ground has been
plowed the second time but few spuds
haye, as yet, been planted.
Last Friday evening a heavy storm of
rain fell during peals of thunder and
flashes of lightning, since then there has
been almo-t a gradual rain fall.
Robert Bichle has had his bouse re
modeled, which improves the appear
ance of the premiss greatly.
trans dd!e, Stafford', noted fine
stock raiser, has secured another calf.
Stock oo the commons are in splendid
condition.
George Bichle has a new wheel of the
Barnes make.
The heirs of the Paneuherg estate have
erected a tombstone to his memory.
Lordwood is being cut right under the
eayes of Stafford, for the Oregon City
mills.
of men on the Polifka road for a consid
erable time.
Miss Nelson, of Oswego, is still teach
ing in District 41,
There is much garden yet to be planted.
1'aul Kelchle U grubbing tor Jack
Elllgeon.
We don't expect the Staffbidites will
take time to read this communication
pe"ied by Wg U.is.
AID
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With
out help, a
bald spot
never
grows
smaller.
It Keeps
SPOTS
at last your friends
say, How bal J he Is
getting."
Not easy to cure
an old baldness, but
easy to stop the first
thinning, casv to
check the first falling
out. Used In time,
bald-
ncss is
made
with
It stops falling,
promotes growth, and
takes out all dandruff..
It always restores
color to faded or gray
hair, all the dark, rich
color of early life. You
may depend upon it
every time. It brings
health to the hair.
ll.OOakottl. All Dwf flats.
M 1 hr owil your lUIr Vljr and
am Krt-utljr lr'ril nh It. I hit
emit uil oil ln tie of It, and yri
ni y hair ru. to.-pU falling out ul
tu tartnl to rrw r' nicljr."
Ji LI i W irr,
aUrch tP9. (ti,.Uk.
WrUm Ihm Daefe.
tf jnn 1o i ol nhTaln ll lh hnSt
VtrM. writ th NM-tor ttioiit It
IMnu, Da. J. V AXhH.
Lo.li. Km.
WD
T T T T T
j .Mnrtiu ftfwngir of Mllwaukle Is vis-
I iting his father lor a few days.
I Miss Hertlia K. tlinther, who has been
visiting her parents for the past week,
returned to Iirtland luat Sutuidav.
I .Mr. Iletliiiiui was veiy plfiimtntly stir
iptjsed Ut Sunday by a large crow. I of
tt IricndM and neighbor, lint wcaslmi
' being in honor, of hi fifty-Mirth birth
dav. A miinplnoiia repast waa served
(tt.r wbii li the afternoon was spent In
kial convernation. I'veryone had an
enj 'vable time and wen! home wlahlng
'Mr. Ileltmiin many bappy returns of
the tlay.
! Our literary and debuting society had
i ery interesting meeting last night.
'.The question resolved, ''That the Stars
1 mid Sirica should lloat over the I'lilllp
1 i.,ne Isimida" was of interest to all and
wt well discussed by Kith side.
A very pleasant surprise party was
tt itdeied the Misses lUtl'lit and Hertba
'G.ulher Ut Friday. A largn crowd of
I psott) gathennl and the evening was
' plfasamly sonl. At a late hour all It'll
for their homes, after having had a very
pleasant time.
Miss Ada Mivelmke was visiting her
mother, Mrs. M. Moehnke, Saturday and
MituUy.
(Julie a number of our young folks at
tended tlio Grange held at Clarke last
Saturday, and all report having had a
good time.
Mr. K. F. Giulher ei'iit the day with
liis ol Ifirieud, Mr, Glick, at Clarke's.
J L Roliert son is working on his claim
at present.
Miss Ella Nelson and Mr Clark Row
m n were united in marriage last Wed
nesday, May 2, at the h 'tne of the
bride's pirents. F.verrone wishes them
much y and a long and happy life.'
Joseph lK.Shaz-r his a new cora-r, a
"Sl'i te'i'w'lWf. Ot KO.-iy loint. mma
yi-iling friends here for a few days.
Mm C Tagli was visiting her mother.
Mrs Rimer, lait week.
Mr Crawford nd wife, of Newbuig,
are visiting Mr Nelons during the week.
James and Jacob DeShar-r and
families, of Fit wood, were visiting
a!j.
Kiv, May It. I'ap'aln and Mra
11 ovf'ti and Lieutenant May are visiting
. the parents of Mis. Hogan and the liuu
' tenant,
j Mr. Francis. Sr., is still the guest ol
: bis daughter, Mra. Gilleti.and 1 under
j the professional care of Pr. Seaiiuit, ll
: ii sulfering from the eUVta of a para
lytic stroke.
Prof. Oglo, who haa been giving music
lessons to a iiiitnber of scholars here, re
turned to Molalla Saturday.
Hubert Muralt, who was called recently
to see his father in hie last Illness, lull
Monday for his home in Minnesota,
Mr. and Mrs. Thompson and two
d.iugliterk are all sulfering with a severe
aituk of !a gripe.
Mrs. Rev. Hajnes is somewhat U'ller,
and it is hoped that with skillful earn
and nursing, she will recover health.
Grandma Harrington has gone to the
country w It It her son, to spend the sum-ni'-r
on his ranch.
Iter. Ilaynes being unable, on account
of sirkneM in his Luti'y, to fill hi ap
p lintmetit at Teaiel Cteek, Uro'her J.
tt'e Mhfcrtcaf.iMiMtfa;!- ni' .'!.,lr.,:r.:rj
In the evening he preached at MoUlla,
Joseph PeShws last Sun Iiy week.
ff- f .v ,, nun lllH 1 t.sj l-KIBiri m III
M.s. Louie kiunnller has returned ; , ,,,.
home from Portland where she hat ken i .:,,, ,A lu. . ..
juironui eenovi,
Mr and Mrs French were visiting Mr
Nelson's Sunday.
new
Barton
Barton, May 14. Mr. John Ilenkle is
building a new barn.
Sunday school was started here last
Sunday, quite a lu'rge' crowd attending.
Beaver frees
Beaver Cheek, May 14. W E Jones
and H Linday will leave for Wardner,
Idaho, tomorrow.
W T Evans, of Eastern Oregon, came
dowu to visit his couHin, Dr T'B Thomas,
last week.
Wm Daniels has riuit work on the
rock crusher and frank Shannon will
take his place.
B irn to the wife of B Michels on the
12th, a daughter.
The candidates on the citizen ticket
spoke here Saturday.
Mrs II W Parry visited Mrs DW
Thomas, Sunday.
Those w ho attended the dance at Mr
Mathsons report a good time.
Wm Daniels has bought a fine get of
chairs.
The literary society has gone fishing
up salt river.
John Bohlander has a gickhorieon
bands.
C E Snene and family visited Judge
Grherithwaite, Sunday.
Dover.
Dover, May 11. It has been raining!
ior me pasi iew uays, reing good or the
crops which are looking fine. The fruit
is in good condition yet, the strawberries
are beginning to ripen.
. J R Lewis is moving back to Rocky
Point.
Crftenwuoil.
Gkkknwoou. May 15. 'jeo Rider,
ho has been in ShermiD county herd
ing sheep, returned home Saturday.
Chas McCormaok, sr., of Portland,
spent Sumlay at his home in Greenwood.
Emma Wade, of Rock Hand, has been
visiting her aunt Mrs Geo Rider.
Our worthy road supervisor W H Rider
has been making considerable improve
mentg in tbe roads.
v , ewKer, who is working in a locg
ing camp on the Lower Columbia, lias
been several days at the home of his
mother Mrs Nancy Moker,
.wr ana mm Uias Jictormaci spent
Sunday with Mr and Mrs E M Waldron,
of Central Point.
Hctiooi is progressing nicely und r the
efficient management of Miss Moehnke.
Milwauklo.
MiLWAfKia, May i.)-Prof Chas
Ru'herford was a Milwaukie visitor Mon
day.
County Treasurer towelling was shak
ing hands with old friends in our little
burg Monday,
T T Gary was among the visitors Sat
urday. Otto Naef is on the road lo recovery
from a severe attack of Rppendicitus.
The preventing of the work on the
bicycle path is causing much comment
in sporting circles around Milwaukie.
The United Artisans had an Ice cream
social Friday evening which proved to be
quite a success.
J W Graslehas been appointed judge of
election for June the 4th. I wonder why
me reporter am not timl it out?
Miissrs Samuel Kleinsmith and Henry
Mohlinan have returned to their home
in the east.
A certain young man of Oak Groye
has a habit of walking all the way to
Milwaukie without his hat, all the way
to Portland without, his bicycle, and all
the way to Minthorn with a borpiet. '
Come again E.
BMIaoti
Rrni AM. May 13. Well, alter today
yu are without a ihance to Vote, only
with diihVuity. I brieve that all who
! have been so neglectful as not to register
j ought not to be allowed to yole. A man
w ho neiilea tl to tegister and vole is not a
dtserve (he
protected by tbe country in
which he lives. For an illuiftloD.
riol.ee a man ol lliis sort and you wi l
find one that bowls at everything tlott
the government does nd Jet refuses to
ca-t hs vote, That man, if forbidden
to vote would be one of the (Irs! to howl,
Keiiiand w ill come out on the side id
rikfht ai.d Justice in the election on June
4th, ,y voting the republican ticket,
which is growing in favor day by day,
and very fast, especially for commission
ers ami school sujieriiitendent, for we
know the the ability of the men. Hur
rah for Lewellmgand Zuiserl
Some report 'bat better order rniirht
l maintained in the school In district
No. 21.
Mr. and Mrs. James Kirribel will R.on
move to RedUnd from 1'oflUhd. We
extend a welcome hand lo you.
Come out and hear our candidates
talk on the evening of Saturday, May 1!'.
Brlri(J the ladies, for weex(ecl they wi 1
be given a right to vot-i after June 4th.
L. Moshier, whohns leen Working on
the U. .H. snag bout, spent the latter part
Continued on page 7)
TfteTroiib!
is at me tools, uippmjt
the ends of the hair is
liketreating tlx branches
of a tree with rotten
roots. You must strike
at the source.
Seven
Sutherland
Sisters'
preparations strikedcep.
They invigorate the
roots feed them. This
ives life, beauty race
to the hair. Lveryone
should use them.
aOLO CVf RVWHERC,
lit tiso for tivtr :h)
'The Klml You Have Alwitja ltoiigbt, nnt which luta lru
jcura, liiU Itornrt tno stgnuiiiro or
, mid lius been iiiiitlfl iiiulrr IiU per-
annul mtiHTVialoti alnc Its inruiicy.
Allow no oiio lo drcrlvo you In this.
All Counterfeit, Imitation it ml Hutwtltiitra r hut T.x
perlincnta Unit trlllo vlth nml rndninrtT th lirnllli of
liifimta itml Children-r.xnerlciioo njfwliiat I'iiktIiih-iiU
What is CASTORIA
Ciwtorlu la n imbstltulo for Cwstor Oil, Irrirrlr, Drop
nml Hoothlnir Hyrupa. It In lluriulo ml riwi-nnt. It
contains) ncltluT Opium, Morphliio or other Nit rent In
aiibstancc. Its tu Is Ita irmiruntrc. It drstroya Worm
nml ftllttya lVvcrUlmcsa, It curca llrrli it mul Wtil
Colic. It relieve ToHhlnir TrouMoa, citrra Coiiatlutlnii
nml rhttuh-my. It nalinlltc tho I'wkI, rriihttra thn
Htomiu h ami IowtU, rltlnjr heulthy uml imturitl alrro.
Tho ChlUlron'i l'uiuucit-Tho Mother' l'rliii'l.
GENUINE CASTORIA ALWAYS
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The Kind You Haye Always Bought
In Uso For Over 30 Years.
1H4sj bo viARr
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lt.tr I. to ViMihr (.ior
Harding's
2 l,HK) in ilea oHolig dis
tancf trbpln'tie wiro in
Drcgtm, Washliigbn,, Cali
fornia a ii 1 IiIaIiq now in
-rn lion by the I'acifio
Mtlin Telr-iilnmo Coin
'ny, covrring 'J.'.Vl
tliWItM ,
Quirk, at-tirate, cheap.
All the satisfaction of a
ixrsonal communication.
liUlice lio efTri't to A
rlrar tniclrrstamling. H-o-
L.na and lit t rftt)fli O
rat-ily hrartl a Portland.
rt!i. City oflice at--
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