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OREGON CITY ENTERPRISE. . FRIDAY, JANUARY 13, 1905.
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BEAVER CREEK.
Fne weather is the order of the day
nd all are busy sowing grain.
A. & J. Steudeman called on A. Thom
as last Sunday.
Mr. Wm. - Grisenthwaite is improving
rapidly. Mr. Wm. Sc anion . is also im
proving some. . ,
. Q. and H. Staben called on L. Duffy
last Sunday.
John Shannon of Youkon, Is visiting
brothers here at present.
. H. , Henrici passed through here, with
a. load of shingles. '
O. Moehnke is building a summer
kitchen for Mrs. E. Edwards.
. Will Kaake. who has been visiting- the
Danials family, returned home last Sun
day. Preparations are being made for a grand
entertainment to be given at the Welsh
Congregational church on the first of
March. .: t
; Miss Daisy Hughes- is visitingf riends
at Oregon City at present.
.. Mrs. Roberts and baby are doing nicely.
. H. May of Carus has rented the Sut
ting place.
All whoat tended the party at the Dan
ials residence, last Monday night re
ported a fine time.
"Elder's woodshed," and not at the Hall
or dance at all, and quite appropriately
advances the idea that the Molalla boys
try to conduct their dances orderly, and
that they as a general rule, keep sober.
which reminds us of the story of the two
Irishmen. Pat says to his friend: "Are
you always this sober Mike?" "Sure
thing Pat! excepting the 4th of July,
Christmas, and a few of the other legal
patriotic holidays."
Molalla deserves a great deal of credit
in the improved method of conducting
its dances. Yet from all accounts,, there
is yet more room for improvement. After
more light has been shed abroad on the
"two or three gallon" subejct, it turns
up that the jug was very conveniently
placed, while not in the hall, but just on
the way to supper, and judging from the
amount reported on hand and the amount
stolen, somebody must have incidentally
"supped a wee drop." And the supposi
tion is, if any one was allowed to dance
that imbibed," all there were under the
influence of the stuff, directly or indi
rectly, if not internally, by absorption
and inhalation.
Any one doubting this theory, indeed a
fact, can test it for themselves by tightly
binding a plug of tobacco on the bosoms,
then jumping around about "until pres
peration begins to flow freely, then ob-
: K. Welch, of Oresron City, passed
through this burg this week bound for ' serve the effect, truly you will find your-
,he Ogle Creek district.
Wm. H. Rhees left this week for Em
poria, Kansas, where he will visit rela
tives.
MARQUAM.
The weather still continues to be cold
and frosty.
Mr. H. "L. Skirvin is able to be around
low.
Protracted meeting has been going on
in the M. E. church since a week ago
Monday. The weather has been so cold
there hasn't been many there.
The telephone line is almost completed
and a few have phones in their houses.
Miss Maude Drake's hand is much bet
ter than it has been for the last few
days. t '
Miss Bertha Gray and Joseph Jones
visited the Misses Nora and Pearl Leabo
last Sunday.
Mrs. Loney, who has been on the sick
list since Xmas, aV the present writing
is not much better. She has something
like a cancer under her tongue. Her
husband and Dr. Brooks took her to
Portland for medical treatment January
9th. We hope that it will prove nothing
serious.
The news was received here today that
Miss Lulu Bagby of Orsgo.i City was
dead. Mr. and Mrs. Bagby used to live
near Marquam, and we extend to them
bur sympathy.
Mr. J. C. Marquam is going to dress
turkeys for market Tuesday.
Mr. Frank Ridings Is busy invoicing;
his stock of goods.
self under the influence of tobacco by
absorption and inhalation. You would not
be able to reach the "Elder's Wood
Shed."
Clarence Mallatt is slashing for P. L.
Trullinger. , ."'
. Mrs. .. Lyons of Ely, Oregon, was . vis
iting her niece, Mrs. Manning, last week.
Revival- meetings are being held at the
church this week conducted by Mrs.
Brown, an Evangelist.
Fred and Agnes Woodside were visitors
here Monday.
Wm. Wallace had the misfortune to
lose a young horse.
. Kit Lyons is a visitor at the Stuker
home. k .
Paul Lamm, of Scotts Mills is working
for Bob Bullard.
Prof. Mallatt . is having fine success
with his singing school this winter..
Maggie DeLaney is working in Oregon
City. -
Ray Trullinger, a promising young
man of this place, was married a few
days ago. May peace and happiness be
thy lot.
- Bayne Howard has gone to Southern
Oregon for an indefinite time.
The dance at Chas. Boynton's was a
decided success.
Johnnie Malvaney who has been over
on the coast the past few days has re
turned home. ,
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Wholesale Druggists, Toledo, O.
Hall's Catarrh Cure is taken internally
acting directly on the blood and mucous
surfaces of the system. Testimonials
sent free. Price 75 cents per bottle. Sold
by all druggists.
Take Hall's Family Pills for constipation.
CAN BY,
EAGLE CREEK.
j Cool, clear weather seems to be the
order of the day. t
Died at Eagle Cniek, Friday evening,
January 6, of heart trouble, Miss Mattie
Burnett, aged 14 years and six months.
The funeral was held Sunday, the 8th,
with a large attendance of relative"! and
friends to see her laid away. Rev. Nut
ley of Portland, conducted the services.
Mr. Chester Douglas, of Wasco Co
was visiting relatives here last week.
Mrs. A. W. Cooke, of Damascus, was
staying with her parents a few days last
week.
Mrs. W. J. Howlett is some better,
but she still ' has to have some one to
do her housework. Miss Sabina Cooke,
of Damascus is staying with her now.
Miss Lilly Hoffmeister was home Sun
day visiting her parents, she is working
in Portland.
We saw Isaac Gordon of Barton in
Eagle Creek yesterday. He and his wife
have returned from California recently
VIOLA.
Clara Severe has returned home from
Molalla, where she has been caring for
a sick friend.
Rev. Patton was at Garfield and Zion
several days of late.
Carlson and Benson, who have rented
the large farm of McMasters & Burrell,
are making good improvements about
the place.
Mr. Page and Jub have been blowing
out a lot of stumps and clearing land on
their farms.
Wm. HickeiTilmthem is arranging to
have a fine lawn in front of his new
house.
Harve Matoon succeeded in capturing
a large raccoon last week; quite a relief
to Viola hen roosts.
Ed Schull is the new marshal.
The officers of the local Odd Fellows'
lodge were installed last Friday night by
H. W. Trembath. of Oregon City.
Mrs. D. J. Shank, now of Oregon City,
and Miss Bertha Stratford, now of Cres
well, but both formerly of this place,
visited old friends recently. ' Mrs. Shank
returned home on Monday, while Miss
Stratford is still with us.
Otto Evans has just Opened, up a con
fectionery store.
Thanks to the new council, Canby sa
loons were closed last Sunday. Everybody
and every good citizen will give his
hearty support to the city officers in thus
enforcing the city laws. . Let the good
work go on. ,.
A number of business changes are to
be made in Canby soon. ' George Knight
will move his feed store into the quar
ters now occupied by Southerland &
Randall, who are closing out. Mrs. Bat
ten will occupy- the place now occupied
by Mr. Knight, while Gilmore & Wait
will open up a real estate business where
Mrs. Batten's bakery now is.
A meeting of no little importance was
held in the City Hall last Saturday after
noon, when the promoters of the irriga
tion project met with the farmers whose
land the .ditch will cover, and the initial
steps were taken for a business agree
ment beetween the two parties. The
farmrs appointed a committee of them
selves who are canvassing the matter
and will report to another meeting next
Saturday.
Xmas, according to the traditions and
customs of the Greek church, was duly
observed in Canby on the 7th inst, by
the thirty-five Greek laborers now work
ing in the gravel pit. The festivities
began early and continued late. Evi
dently a great many elements entered
into the jollifications, but the uninitiated
observed that considerable of music (?),
vocal and Instrumental, dancing, by men
only, and American liquors were in
dulged in.
ELDORADO.
Miss Kate Lyons and brother Bert
are visitors in this town at present.
Dell Trullinger was in Oregon City
Monday after supplies for his saw mill
The dance at Robt. Bullard's Saturday
night was enjoyed, twenty-five couple
being present.
Al. Blackburn was in our burg Sun
day. Jones & Paine we're in Oregon City
Monday on business.
There will be a big ball at Paine's hop
house Saturday, January 14, .1905. Good
music and a comfortable place for all.
Be sure to come. Tickets including sup
per, 50 cents.
Chas. Barger is back again from his
parents on the Columbia.
Billy Wiseman, the Portland "Business
Man", is visiting us for a few days.
Geo. Helvey is laid up with a sprained
knee. " ,
Speedy Belief.
A salve that heals without a scar is
DeWitt's. Witch Hazel Salve. No remedy
effects such speedy relief. It draws out
inflamation, soothes, cools and heals all
cuts, burns and bruises. A sure cure for
piles and skin diseases. DeWitt's Witch
Hazel Salve is the only genuine. . Beware
of counterfeits, they are dangerous. Sold
by Geo. A Harding.
Pleasant weather and frosty nights has
been the order of the day.
. The green seems fading out of the
growing- grain, and colds are prevalent.
The average Oregonian misses the rain
and manages to get sick If there comes a
few days of pleasant weather.
A party of their neighbors gave Mr.
and Mrs. Gage a pleasant surprise party
Wednesday evening. A knock was heard
at the door, and in they came laden with
baskets and games.
A nephew of Mr. Gage, a Mr. White,
from Michigan, is visiting them. He is
looking over Oregon and Washington
with a view to settling in the .West, if
he finds a location to suit. He is a black
smith by trade. ,
-John Schatz has returned to the old
home from Eastern Washington. .
A woman, who was ostensibly selling
silver polish, has been through the neigh
borhood. She talked and acted like an
histerical crazy woman. She drives a
white horse, and pays nothing for her
keep.
Mr. Beihle grows gradually worse. He
cannot work .his feet now, but will npt
auow nimseu to De handled about in a
chair, but insists upon being held up
right by his wife and ' young girl who
lives with - hem, and slowly dragged
about. He is getting to be a great care.
as the poor man is totally blind and about
helpless in his arms caused by a kick of
a horse a number of years ago.
Mr. and Mrs. Weahlte returned Wed
nesday from Albina where they went to
assist in dedicating the new German
Baptist church at that place. - '
PARK PLACE.
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CARUS.
Mr. Vaun of Portland has moved on
the Lewis place at Carus.
Several of the Carus folks attended
church at Mulino Sunday, evening.
Several of the Maple Lane boys at
tended the dance at Carus Saturday
evening last.
Chas .Stewart met with a very sad
accident by blowing one of his eyes out
while blasting.
Fred Lindsley has at last finished
seeding. '
Dancing school will open up at the
Carus hall Saturday evening, January
14, 1905, by Prof. Halprooner, of Mar
quam. Good music will be had. Every
body invited. ' .
REDLAND.
A' very enjoyable party was given on
Saturday evening, December 31, at the
home of Mr. N. McKillican at Redland.
The evening was spent in songs, recita
tions and general . conversation, after
which light refreshments were served.
A party of gentlemen from Maple Lano
among whom , were Mr. Ketchum and
Mr. Mautz, were over to Mr. McKllican's
on Thursday to see the new stump puller
work, which Mr. McKillican had recently
bought in Portland.
MOLALLA.
The Molalla . correspondent to the
Courier says we are mistaken in regard
to the stolen jug's position at the Xmas
dance at Molalla. He says it was in the
PERIL IN THE HAND-SHAKE.
Not lone ago Dr. I. N. Hirsch. of Chicago.
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and the most refined are not free from dis
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The breath one inhales from the lungs of
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consumption, out many tnousands ot cases
nave Deen Known where persons who were
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irritability and symptoms of indigestion,
and thus the person is saved from those
symptoms ot tever, night-sweats, headache,
etc., which are so common.
An alterative extract like Dr. Pierce's
Golden Medical Discovery, made of roots
and herbs, without the use of alcohol, will
assist the stomach in assimilating or taking
up from the food such elements as are
required for the blood, will assist the liver
in throwing off the poisons in the system.
Do not permit some designing druggist
to insult your intelligence by offering- you
a remedy which he claims is "just as good r
because he made it up himself, or ten
chances to one you. will get a medicine
made up largely of alcohol, which will
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DOVER.
'
The thermometer is down to 30. Coldest
weather of the season and there are in
dications of snow
Henry DeShazer and family of East
ern Oregon, are here on a visit.
Mr. Ony, Edith and Francis Selmah
spent Saturday and Sunday visiting at
Oregon City- -(
Guy Woodle is working for Rev. Mr,
Exon, clearing land and building a barn
Dover is still improving. Three new
houses have been built this winter and
there are more in prospect
There will be an entertainment and a
basket social, January 21. The proceeds
will be used to get a bell for the school-
house.
Mr. Frank Lucas returned Saturday
evening from his week's visit in Lebanon.
Mr. Parrish of Gladstone is quite sick.
and it is reported he has appendicitis.
Mr. Haysworth was taken to the Hos
pital in Portland where on operation was
performed on his head last Saturday.
He is lying in a critical condition and
little hopes are entertained for his re
covery.
The Grange Hall is ' rapidly nearing
completion, and will be a credit to Park
place when finished.
Mr. Cross, of Gladstone, entertained
his Sunday school class of young men
Monday evening.
The young men invited the young
ladles to share the pleasures of the party
with them, so all who were there de
clare Mr. Cross to be one ' of the best
superintendents and teachers in Oregon.
Otto Kent was quite ill the first of
the week, unable to attend school.
A pleasant afternoon party was given
Saturday, at the home of Mrs. Frank
Lucas in honor of her son Willie, it be
ing his tenth birthday. '
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Huntley ' Bros. Co. Tell Why Laxakola
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Most laxative remedies relieve for a
time," said one of the above druggists.
"but after a while you either have to
increase the dose or try something else.
"But it is different with Laxakola." "It
seems to relieve the conditions that
cause constipation and you can gradu
ally decrease the quantity. This is no
doubt due to its remarkable tonic effects
and as the sale is rapidly in rapidly in
creasing it indicates that Laxakola gives
good satisfaction. We always sell the
first bottle with the guarantee it will
cure or refund the money and it is
rare thing indeed that we hear anything
but praise for it. A large bottle costs
only 25 cents, and when a mild, safe,
sure liquid laxative for either children
or adults is needed I always recommend
Laxakola as we consider it superior to
any other remedy in our store."
Joseph Mllen Pinkley.
Joseph Milen Pinkley, who died at
Noi-walk, Calif., January 2, 1905, was
born at Currensville, Oregon June 17th,
1884. Milen went to California Septem
ber 25th, 1904. in hopes that- his health
might improve. He leaves a father.
Joseph Pinkley, and mother, Mrs. L. E.
Pinkley; two brothers and five sisters.
The remains were intered in the Mt.
Zion cemetery January 9, 1905, beside
his brother who passed on two years and
seven months .before.
Milen leaves a large olrcla of friends'
and relatives among his broad acquaint
ance. Rev. J. J. Patron preached the
funeral ferraon to one of the- largest
crowds that has assembled at the Zion
church for many years.
'Oh! thou who mournest on thy way.
With longing for the close of day.
He walks with thee, that Angel kind.
And gently whispers, 'Be resigned!'
Bear up, bear on, the end shall tell
The dear Lord ordereth all things well."
Hasal Catarrh auicklv yields to treat
ment by Ely's Cream Balm, which is agree- I
ably aromatic It is received through the
nostrils, cleanses and heals the whole Bur
face over which it diffuses itself. Druesista
sell the 50c size ; Trial size by mail, 10
cents. Test it, and you are sure to continue
the treatment.
Announcement.
To accommodate those who are partial
to the use of atomizers in applying liquids
into the nasal passages for catarrhal trou
ble, the proprietors prepare Cream Balm in
liquid form, which will be known as Ely's
liquid Cream Balm. Price including the
spraying tube is 75 cents. Druggists or by
mail. ' The liquid form embodies the med
icinal properties of the solid preparation. -
AFiTER
THE
FIRE
We have to perform tlie unpleasant duty of selling
our damaged stock of goods damaged by water
andf rough handling: daring the excitement.
700 Cedar Doors, edges slightly sprinkled with water
85 and 95 Cents a Piece
...
X50 Woven Wire Springs, best quality, $X.95.
50 Iron Beds, $1.95.
Writing Desks, regular $9.00 values, for HALF PRICE.
Fine Decorated Dishes, as 6 Cups, 6 Saucers, 6 Dinner Plates, all for $f .50.
Come early if yoti wish to avail your
self of some of these bargains.
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