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OREGON CITY ENTERPRISE, FRIDAY. AUGUST 8. 1902 3 personal Mention I .a.-""" Lwrlt."! M..k.b..r. CUrkfttnuR, ZJ in wss I U"'v1,.ii":::,;' t J, (j ii.iniiy and fmlly ,M ! of Viola, was rlrculntiiiir yr. Hi'-" --, ,. was In Ore- business, I, .ml Mr. A. lies. f Arllnuton, fliiiMi WriMli In this . Ity. I llillilmn. U sending vacation iunJ" 'olk f"",,ly- t $,tM. ' Mitwtiklt. I ,-it Wrdneailay ! - ('iiiiyr, of Olaiskaiilii.waa 'K..n Cy v'"ilur TlmrUy. I-K.I Shaw who haa ,M,"n v"7 '" b,,..p.lo. li.l. much Improved. L iinpllt.uM'ulUx, Wash., visited Unil'irr In tl.la city last Hun.lay. I'm Hlifahan Wednesday for an j ,,ln the vl. iniiy of Hi" Toll road. L ,,, ('Imrlvt Uland, of Ibla i lly, It ,iifiula mix) relative In iininn. ij, k.I Slmw, who haa lieen sick fur fi.lliiis, i" rMirli'J lo I ronvaleaclug. ilr ami Mrs. Intl and family lull oiitiKK l Tlitt IM on M.m.Uy. L Kre l Hrdfs. Everett, Wash., :jVlii i'1'y """'"It relatives f.r a aim. I T v Kttifl All'iinlit will leave nrit t'l.y fur Cnlil'iriiU lo remain during filitrr. )!r. Fr.'l nlnit l"r Uracil. V, (;, H Smith, a prominent politician (Vrk, waa sceu on our streets ,ol fVhiila'l, xstiiiaalr al Hhubel, $1 m Own lity MUy on a busl- llMHll. Warner llt Wednesday a two week's outing al li.tr Yii'iiii!. ol Itedland, iirosferuus w I waa III Oietfuii ,. ol lliat section, ,lat Kiuliy. jf . W. Nuli'fit. l Canby, II'" air ant U-t Hattir.lay attending lu i.;nr malli'is. "lln. M. Hrailley. Mm Taylor, ami iLrn(iiav'a li lt fur Nert lor an 1 aj hlnrily. W W. I! Wiggins ami rliihlrin. of 5rt!tn(l, 'ix'iit ilm m-k In tliia city, titig irlallfra. "ftnl ( lirintcnaoll, liO Uml Ilia I J in I'rown l'ar Mill" la alile lu jo the alri'i'l aain. Xft. Ililioi, of Kly, r ntftruliiwl a frw mli at liiiu'linon Wnlneaday. A jirti'joyaMe tiino wl aiil. Mn. L ('. Caili-a, o( (ioldwiidala, wlin bwn viaitmn in llil ciir for aonm ie, Iclt lor tier home Monday. pinny 'i, oni)f Halim'a unnliiiK roilY. ai in Ort-Kon City for an I ,r or i wo lant Friday evening. ,!lmin lf, rwordcr of I lie little rlly jCinby, in tlm coiinlr inctropolia k. Muiiday on tniiwlon o( hmiilU'aa. klV. Plle an t family and J. Ij. 1-drum an, I family ar Ukinic their i'.iDa in the vli lnllv of Mount Hood, i Mr .ml Mm. K. K. WillUina and aon, iir,irr' upending a two wefk'a vacation jUi lleiili, Kita at The Newton. ?Mi Lulu Mortimer, of Portland, who Vilxwn vimtinu friend In thia city for irpaitart'k rrt nined home Vednenday. 1 !Unry (fan,, one ol thn moat proaner-t-lirmera in Iim vlrinll of Oaweil'). f'itoiiiiiy aeat viailor Monday lore- I'. II. C, Luioiirelle and nephew. K. K. "W. ul New Yoik, returned Monday ' Heaaide, where they apenl a few Min Maud Warner, who haa Wn at i'Uiiiiarlnin In 1'ortUnd for the laal iiwuekiii better and will return home J week. Ethel neParrn. of Halem, who Mlpent innie tlmn in our clir viaitlng f'lrandparenta, returned home laat twlay. ''. Herrin, who la well known In city ia employed in KellinitV store nl Mr. Hellllltf In If Franciaco. IO Genulebacli, a prominent cltiten of .ICkiniMa In tnu-n Uiltl.laV Ttie 1 1, n ......... iWuriaa ai'kni.wldia a call from the lotlenian. l".an!i ,yira. '1 . W. VIHiieu 01. Mind family at Molalla over Hun '"y, returnliiir Mondav. ipetiding that 4Withlln H,,U t I Meiin I) .n.l r r.n,,t,l alarted on I f,,n,Iayforatenortwelveday'a outing I th vicinity of the Toll Gate road. V wm devote t ie r time to inning " Hunting. Mr. ami M n...... r r,. inil mn Mn. 1 i i i.. i,' a rmr, lest yeoterday for n outing newuort. They will remain about ipeek. 1 "nry llornmhuh, of Heaver Ureea lmct, waa in the county aeat Monday klUff aflu I.. t..,uitiaaa nint- ft. Mr. II, .ma..!,,,!, ra.tnrla harvest In (j1! blast and aplendid proapecta for an fondant yield of grain. 1 .D. Baum, who has been employel i 'onn time a salesman in Selling's "Ore. in. I i... i Ill for i v ! ks, haa been removed to the j, """"en nouBe, where he win recoivo .nbejt attention. His friends hope i w near of his complete recovery. !'Pni 'lammond, rector oi n. i 0I ) cliiiri l. iih I... fumilv ia anioura- W1I at the coast for some time. In con- 2 lllene II.... I ...l.woa fur I ... - "icm nui uo no ki Tn.t liim three weeks at the Episcopal i ' bul tn clor will return and tiia labors on Sunday, August 31. O'audiiia Walll.h, Ulely of IUIrd Lake! nianon, i;aiiioriii, haa been plaiwd In charge of OKraliona at the United Htatea H'h ('onimlaaiun on the l.lttlu White Halmoii Itiver Hlatlon. The new a-Hiiiili-H haa teen 1'.' yt-ar'a nervii e In the eoiumUaioii and waa aiatloiied for a nuinler of yeata at atatlona in Maine and Vermont, ' Noble Watt, who baa been In the employ of M. Michael fur aome lime, haa tik-iid hit poniiioii here In accept anolbnr at Antelope with Uulioii V Co, Mr. Wall relumed laal Sal'inlav from Hie Mealein Oreg'in town, wbein b had been vUlilug for aeyeral dava. I In i rutorn to that plui a tlm middle uf Ibla naulk Joint Itlchardaou, wile ami daiit(liler arrived In Ibla city S ednea.Uy to vit.lt relalivra. Their home U In ('aiiadu, fioirl Whencii Ibey caiiio anverul moiilha a iiii-kiiwIiIIii viailing their aona In Faalern Oregon ami WmxImiih tun. Mm. Ihrharditon ia Mr. It. I. Wilaon'a aiaier, They w ill will remain a week or ten day. Mr. and Mr. John ileaoii, who have been aoj, mining in lantern llieKon lor aoinn lime, returned to iheir homu In Ihiaclly laat Thiiraday, Mr. (ileaaon h'a Ixinii eiittai(ed III the wool luilnea. Mra (tli4on haa been mxking an et leinled Viall in the citlea of the Inland Kmplrn. Mies l'iiu Spangle, who ban been the gueal of the family of Ir. ('. A. Htuarl (or annm tune, lelurned Ui her home al linylon Tuenday, accompanied by Mia Hiuarl ami daughter, w bo ul vmil in I'ayton for aoine lime. Sam Selling, accompanied by Miita Hihyl l.lppiit, left ruiiaday for Snn Fran ciai o. wbilber Mr. Helling g xi in the 111 terrat of lua large bnaiueaa here, ami where Mlaa Mppitt will enter a young li'liea' eeminary, T. J. Cleeton, of Ihe law linn of lira ham .V Cleeion, I'orllund, waa circulat ing in the county capilol MniHUy lore noon. Mr, Cleeton ia well known in tbia county, having served lour eara aa diatricl aliomey. T. H. Fairclough cam down ftoin Ore gon City a lew dava ago to find a ixl place lor recreation, (le waa ollered a place with the arH'tiler gang on the new ai liool bonding, and accepted it. St. Helena Mial. Judge Mcltriil and Mr. and Mra.C. V.. liiiiiyaii led here on Motiduy for the vhinily nl Mulinl JetleraoU, where they will join a party from Salem, and remain alxiul threa aeeka. Mr. and Mr. It. C. (iuiong anil aoua. ("aril and Joe. starte'l on Sunday lor Mount Howl, where they execl to remain alionl two wveka, llnliing and en joying camp life. The family of (i. A Harding, .Mrs. M. F.. Harlow and Mra. N. W. Lawrence,! who have lieen on an outing imar Mo lalla (or aeveial daya, ill return lo the city tomorrow. Mixe Cella lioldamith, the tMipular nillhnr, left hint Saturday lor Sun Fran ciaco, where he will select her tail mil linery. She will be ahariit about aix weeke. Mra D. I'. Thompaon, of Portland, accompanied by her on. Mr. Kalph Tllomon, ol Vancouver, Waali., viaited relatives and Irieiida In this city Wednes day. Iavid Story and family have removed lo Ocean Park, Washington, to begone alMiut a vear. County Clerk Sh-lghl and family w ill occupy ibeir residence on ihe hill. Alfred Nichols, sn old-time resident of lii.,i,i.n,l iliail at his home there last Thursday, aged M years, ol heart failure. A wife and aevcral ciiliureu aurvie mm. T. M. long, who haa lieen In the em- ploy of the Columbia Improvement Com pany, returned to his home at Canemah ianl week. Jacob Caaaell, the opillar landlord of the Motel hleclric, reiurneu muw"a from a several days' outing In the mountains. Miss Lottie Llvermore, of Pendleton, and Mrs. K. L. Lowell, of Portlan.l, are visiting Mn. A. U nealie in una cj. W. Church and wile left last Krl L. lieatie, Dentists, Dra. R. B and A Weluhard Illdg. For ylewa of the city and the Fall call on SnodgraMH, ihe Photographer. Call on I. J. (Jooke and get prices on Him-Het City lots before buying else where. Flowers, silks, frames, fancy trimming, special ollcring. Miss Goldsmith. Hats and pants at cost at O. W. Grace's store, head of Seventh street. The regular monthly meeting of the school board will be held next Monday night. all on Knodgrass, 10th All work strictly up- (i. Mount .I-- f,.r Odvernment camp, near llcxxl, to remain ior i n. k Millr and children, of Wil lamette, started for Seattle laat Saturday to visit relatives for a ahort time. fl f llarilinff returned Monday from u..iliu .here he snent several days visiting his mother and family. u:.. T aii Mortimer, of Portland, was i.. ......i ( Miss AneitaUleason.of this city, for a uay or two in7. M,a R. Finlev and daughter, Meta, 1 m leava In a few days for a two- Week S Villi lU l aniuiui.. m. .n.l Mra. D. W. Kinnaird, of Canemah, started last Saturduy for New- port to Seml a orioi vacaviou Mra. John Welch, of Portland, is visit- ....... - an Ing her sister, Mm. iw.u, this city ior a iew uj. Mrs. M.A.Bradley and Mrs. Taylor left Friday for Newport, to remain the rest of the season. Mr. and Mrs. S. L. Young and family, of The Dalles, are viiiting Marshall, of Canemah. m,. if. H. (labbert. of Pt. Helens, yisitad friends in Oregon City a day two this week. Miss Mary Conyers will go to Seaside tomorrow, where sue win 1 ... several days. r 1 r ITrnu of Staflord. was seen in the city We.lneday, transacting business w,n fiilmore. of Bt Helens. spent last Sunday with his family atUladatone .1 n...na a nrnsnerous farmer of Sa idy. was in the city Wednesday. O. C. Fields and wife have gone for a week's outing at Wlinoll eprinBs. r. T I Tavltt. of Molalla, was visitor in Oregon City Wednesday. A. W. Howe is over from Seattle visit ina his parents lor a snori iime The fsmllv of Charles Albright spent Sunday at W4II10U spring- or F'or fine photos 1 and Main Hlreels. to-dale. If you need a Hat, don't wait. Call early and gel a Bargain. Miss Goldsmith. In Multnomah county Monday lifeline lo wed was issued to J. M. Hay den, of this county, and Mrs. Anna Neb ton. If you contemplate buying properly in Oregon CHy, call on J. . Cooke a, id get prices on lots in Sun-Sol City, just across the river. The young daughter of Harry Mearn, while playing with other children a lew daya ago, fell, sustaining a fracture of the radius uf her left arm. The only good printing in the county ia lound at the Knlerpnce ollice. Prices right Stock, style and workmanship unequalled. -Prompt printing. If our population continues li decrease by reason ol people going lo the coai and mountains, there won't be many ol us left by another week or two. Only morning services will be held in the Congregational church (luting the month of August. The pulpit will he oc cupied by clergymen from other places. Sun Set-City lota are the nearest the Mills of any that are on the market, ('all on J. J CKike, president of the Sun-Set Land Company, and get prices. A large number of people from all parts of the country weie attracted to Ihe county seal this week to interview the board uf commissioners on various mailers. Valley hop growers are canvassing the country In a systematic manner, through agencies snd otherwise, for pickers. They fear a great scarcity of help in the hop liulda. Hon. Binger Hermann, commissioner of the general laud ollice, is on bis way to Oregon, from Washington, and will spend several weeks al his home in Koaeburg. Orphae temple of Kathbone Sisters, of Portland, will visit Oregon City next Thursday evening, coming by special car, and will indulge in dancing at Canemah Park. , TheSellwood Hotel is soon to change hands. Auton Meyer, of the Sell wood market, is to be "mine host" there, and this alone is enough to insure the veiy best of accommodation. John Wilson, a Knight of the road, had a hearing before Justice Curry Wed nesday for taking up his lodgings in a box car the night before. He was given :i0 dnvs in the county jail. A divorce suit was filed with Clerk Sleight Wednesday by Wallace W. Ay res, entering a plea ol desertion ana atmsive treatment, the couple were married in 181ft) in Kansas. Kdwanl Olds, of this city, who has charge ol Ihe repair work on the bridge at Jones mill road, reports the impiove- ments nearly completed. Ibis attention has been demanded lor some time. Frank Welch, a confectionery dealer on Lower Main street, had his place of business closed Wednesday by J. I . Ixvett, of the ice works. Welch was unable to meet his financial obligations. The regular monthly session of the county commissioners is being held this week with a large volume 01 nnstness 10 be attended to, a detailed report of which will appear in the Enterprise next week. A. J. Finch was released from custody Monday. He was arrested in Portland on the I'Oth of last month on a charge of nlnu.lnmnnt. His Iriends straightened up the matter and the anair was seliiea outoi court. The will of Samuel H. Kennedy was admitted to probate in Judge Kyan a court Tuesday. Ihe estate is vainea at tiiviiand la left to his four children, Sarah Hirschback, Jesse Kennedy, Tillie Ann and Samuel Kennedy After an illness of a little over two years, V A. Mchract died at bis home at Damascus Tuesday. Deceased was s time-honored employee of the O. B, A N., having served for over 20 yeara as ship carpenter ot that corporation. In Judire Stipp's court Monday the demurrer 8le' by the defendant in the mattnr of O. A. Cheney vs. W. w. way was aruued. and demurrer sustained The plaintiff was given until tomorrow to nle a new ana araenuea coaipiaiui.. Senator Mitchell arrived home from the East Tuesday evening. He aays there ia no danger of the army bead quarters being removed from Vancouver l,i Snattle. He will remain in Portland three weeks and then continue on 10 11 a' waii. Th Retail Clerk's Protective Associa tion of this city is growing In popularity ai il.a mfletimr hetu luefuay evrning two npw members were taken in. It was decided to hold the regular meetings on il.,. 11 rat and third Tuesdsys 01 eacn month. Edward Scott and Miss Jeanette Fairclough were married at Newport on Thursday of last week. The groom is a prominent contractor of this city, and the young couple have a host of friends wbo wish them a nappy journey through life. They will make Oregon City their home io the future. Some very extensive Improvements are being made on the electric road In the vicinity of Milwankie. The steam hovel will anon be taken lo .Vieldriiin'a curve, and material taken lo Oil the trea-1 i v.. 1 , ; - ...1 . . .. . 1 .1.. ! .1.- . I no uri.rcii una 1:11 .im bun 'iii amiiaq river. This undertaking will require much time. F'lrst Church of Christ, Scientist, holds services in Hed Men's Hall every Monday morning at 11 o'clock. Hub Jct for Sunday, August 10, 'Mind." Sunday School at 12 o'clock. Wednes day evening meeting at 7 :.'M) o'clock. Christian Science literature can be "ob tained before or after any of these ser vices. The contest for the prize offered by the iiixrry-go-roiuid people for the most pop ular young lady in town haa liwn closed and the prize awarded to Miss Lottie Bingham, a native of this city. There were several competitors, and Miss Bingham had a number of c'ose rivals. The prize was a gold watch, and the young lady is happy in the possession ol her present. Messrs. F'reytag A Kramer opened their new cigar factory on Main street this week. The gentlemen sre profes sionals In their line, and will endeavor I to mantilacture such a grade of goods that Oregon City smokers will no longer be required to import their articles of; luxury in that line. We bespeak for Ihe new firm a deserved sha'e of the public patronage and predict a career of success , for them. j J. J. Cooke has opened a Ileal Ks'ste ollice in Oregon City, and will devote the principal part of his time In selling tola in Sun-Set Citv, which at the pres ent are the most desirable lots in the city for sale, and on the most reasonable tertna. I his property la situated imme diately across the river and Is only five minutes walk from the mills. These lots can be sold on terms to suit the pur- baser, rangirw from 150.00 to f.'IOO.OO This property will double In value in a short time. In Judge Kvan's court Tuesday morn ing the will of Samuel II. Kennedy, of this city, was admitted to probate. The administrator In the Boyer estate made his final report and was ordered to col lect certain money due the estate and fiialis a lew corrections in bis report be fore his discharge from duty. Notice ; was given that steps will be taken to have a further hearing in the W. F. Green estate over the sale uf certain real estate some time ago. The heirs brought an action to have the sale set sside, but Judge Kyan refused to do so, and con tinued the sale. A genuine, true fish story, all wool and a yard wide, emanates from the assessor's office. David Mathews, as sistant to Mr. Williams, accompanied by Lloyd Williams, were fishing on the Clackamas, the particular point uie ooys refuse to reveal. It was Sunday when they made their extraordinary large catch. They declare they were success ful in capturing 235 trout, and we have no reason to question their statement. They will no doubt pay frequent visits to that stream, but cannot nope io always have a monopoly on so good a thing. Somebody may spot tbeui, and another case ol someone owing mere uu they've been gone ' will be a matter lor record. Pfr A NTC BtTSOH Ice Cream That Is AtHumieys lis Special Sale of Hammocks They mutt all go daring the next week. To make lure of it we offer 23 per cent discount from prices that are already be low the market. 69 cants up. -MX- km lt' 4 -in, ' van c ,. Books for Vacation Sjiedal sale of doth bound hooks worth from 2b to 60 cents tarn. Your choice while they lait, ig cents. "t them In the window. Paper t)oand books, all the standard novla, oot copyright, u 1-2 centa. Why not get your Soda where pure cream is used-at Huntley's PRINTING FKAME8 J 3. CARD MOUNTS, , el Phfltn ,tcml for 5 pictures, perdoj. CJC ALBt'MS All shades. Supplies Xav 9c "S;. 59c . regular 25c 7t Always Presh itt'bBKR kollkk f dark room lamp, io j apecial I OC soecial A. ' If flivPtt I GOOD RAZOR for 1 fV MANICURE GOOPS IMIIfCa j better ones, 2, and S3. w Knivca, Filea, Nail Trim- ' m ' . .. . , mera, Buffera fi t all t il RaZOrS 8TAK ,8A.F.,KTY RAZ0X 1 69 cesfronilmporte.leb6nr.ft- liotuio reKUlur$2 ''7 handle files at 7!Sc to ..."C I rtearira crescent safety .g ...., I OUSaUIS regular $l.fS0 " 'V58, All kinds and price from. n HnnP HONES and STROPS OCr $2 down to ; llUllbO from 1 down to JJt We guarantee oar 50c oles ' r.klafl JOINTED POLE, nc. FLY BOOKS, -)Cr rlSnifly special 3C from $2.00 down to 3V Tonlla FLY HOOKS, -Jf). PLAYINrt CARDS. 1ftr i I aLKltJ special, per dos VVV. from COc down to w : and RS 25c .2.00 ' Cnrtriae LINES, ")lr HAMMOCKS. ' XQ 1 OUnUlieS from $1.50 down to from $4.00 down to C7C ; ; . I , , POCKET KODAK, A C CHASB MAGAZINE, I KOdakS i ,0U re(ralar2S.00; J2.00 , POCKET POCO, 7 9A ,prcial And "P0"11 VIVE, xS. i Cameras B. 80c 4.00; special LVKh'SS? dk. n.oo E,fe ,.00 ; AtthsFounT c. G. Huntley W. A Huntley L1" , oda claret Popular Price navalade i klaSerry Drueeists and Booksellers peach ' LONG Se SMILES 1 OREGON CITY. LONG 5c SMILES, - THE HOUSEFUKNISHER w "V An Economy. We can't speak too strongly of the economy of having a refrigrator. These are substantially made, with extra thick galvanized iron lining, and are scientifically packed to insure perieet preservation ui iuw " omical use of ice. Our regular size at $10.00 is a marvel of convenience. mm1' Hammocks 90c up Garden Tools. It's time to buy a good supply of garden tools. We are making special offerings that should interest you on rakes, spades, spading forks, hoes, garden acts, shears, shovels, trowels, etc. They are the kind that do the work to your liking. Full size Hoe or Rake for J5C up. Lace Curtains. Here are novelties made to our order in exclusive designs. In the magnitude and variety of these Lace Curtains, in their artistic excellence and in their un usually low prices we present a sale that will be prof itable and helpful to you in draping and adorning your home. Lace curtain material Uc per yard and up. Linoleum. If you knew the cleanliness and comfort of a dining room floor covered with one of our linoleums in per fect imitation of carpet, you would not think ol hay- I ing anything else under your dining table. A glance at the rich patterns is enough for the wise housewife. Good quality 65c per square yard. Iron Beds. 1 There is so much more pleasure in the iron beds of to-day than in the old heavy wooden beds used in the days gone by. There is a beauty, grace and economy in these iron beds with brass trimmings. We furnish you the entire outfit, bed, spring, mat tress and all, for $6.25. Coal Oil Stoves. If you have a small room, with no way to put up a cook stove, you will be interested in one of those small oil stoves with large oven. They are highly recommended during hot weather, and more so for They use little oil. Price with oven a 50. camping. Croquet Sets. More attention has been given to make these sets substantial. Balls and mallets are made out of haul wood, the handles tough and firm. Price $1.00 for a four-ball set. Tents and Camp Furniture. We have a good stock of tents, and sell them ss cheap as $3.00. 'A
