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OREGON CITY ENTERPRISE, FRIDAY, JULY 19
, 1907, , S
LOCAL NEWS.
Horn-lo Mr. mill Mm. Charles
(liay of Cliuiuimna lltdghtH, a mm,
Mm. W, M, Wort In vIhUIuk her
winter, Mm. Kiiiq Raulnloti, In port
laint. .
Mm, T. I. Kmiditll anil daughter,
MIhh Velum are visiting Mm. F. Nh
reu In I'orlliiiiil,
MIhh Thompson of Ohio iinj MIhh
Rlgdon of Hiiloni mo guests of MIhh
Marjoiio Cauflold,
12, Mathles iiihI fnnilty rihI Ml""
Win Kelly went to the coast Friday
to remain uiilll Heilcinlier J.
Mr. iiml Mm. J. T. Filel of Cherry,
vlllo arrived In Of K'n City Friday
morning for a few days' vlnlt with
flll'llllH.
)lHntchH front Washington an
nounce that Helen II'iKU'i, of Klilimilll
FbIIh, ban lieeii appointed !- k In tlio
Reclamation Servltw.
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Mr. mnl Mm. Hruco C, Curry, little,
mm mul MImh Ethyl Park I'fl Thum
ilny for Newport where they will
Kieml the- miiiuner.
George Hulbert has been vtMir Iiik
hi mum In Olympla. Waah. Mr. Hub
tn-rt U building a larg fiei stable In
Vancouver hut will Ht 111 keep liU
property In Gladstone nit a residence,
T. P. Randall returned yesterday
from a lit t lo fishing nmt exploring
trip to AIhco, Ore. Ho traversed 42
mllin of country on stage, Th peo
ple need a railroad, ho says, anil then
their rountry would Ikm.iii.
R. T. AvUon, of Ashtabula, Ohio,
has accepted a position with tlm Ore
gon City Manufacturing company a
Imm finisher. Mr. Avlson In well
pluaiieil with Oregon, having been
hern two week and ha seen no rain
to upeak of.
t F.x treasurer Emm Cahlll of New
Si
Era wan In Oregon CHy Friday, lie
had a "bunch of alfalfa ax a K"oil
sample of how It can bo grown In thin
part of Oregon. Tin) need wan
planted In May ami the alfalfa la now
two feet tall.
Or. Smith ami family, In company
with Frank M. Fouler ami a number
of Oregon City friend left for Ya
kima bay thin week. They took a
complete ramping ami cooking outfit,
anil expect lo b" at the ocean side for
several week. They will apetwl
much of the time In yachting on the
bay ami river. Wading In the surf
anil canoeing up Nye crerk will be
other aquatic Hport.i indulged In Eh
tiiratla Newa.
The freight ilepot of the 0. V. P.
Co, on Thlri) ami Main streets, ha
been Improved by a coat of reil pnlnt.
St. Johna church ami the residence
of Father Hlllcbrnnd anil the Bene
illcllne Sisters are receiving a coat
of white paint.
Mlssls Rosa nml Louisa Strohmor
have returneil home to Oregon City,
after several weeks' vlnlt with their
aunt, Mm. O. H. Ailrlan, accompanied
by their cousin, Miss Iira Adrian,
who will visit thi'in awhile, Eugene
Ounrd. -
Oregon City nnd Clnrknmna county
recently united In tho purclmso of a
handsome drinking fountain,- It has
arrived mid will hooti bo placed In
poaltlon. It will bo erected nt the
corner of Center and Seventh afreets,
at tho corner of the Park.
Mrs. 8. O. Curtis nas a brother via
ltlng her, 1. M. Shultz. of Sterling,
III, Mr. Shultz has been n policeman
In Starling for the. lust ten years,
and thla la his first tlmo ho hft seen
his sister for 22 years. Ho expects
to return to his homo In October.
Jamea It. Bnrlow of Molnlln spent
Frlduy In Oregon City.
S. M. Eby of Chenyvlllu niado n
Mica Axle Grease
IB lengthen the life of the
m wngon aavea horse
If power, tlmo and tern-'
f ' i per. Best lubricant ia
L" th worldcontains
powdered mica
which
forma
a tniooth,
hard coating on axle, and
reduce friction.
If you want jour outfit
to last and earn money
while it luta greaaa
the axle with Mica
Axle Create.
STAKBAHO Oil MSPWT
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biiHlnnMa trip ti tho county aont, Frl
day.
Mr, and Mm, U. A. Wllniut of J lulit.
Mo,, arrived In Oregon City, Friday,
lo vImU their ami and diniKhUir ln law,
Mr, and Mra, A, II, VVIIinot,
Mr. and Mm. J. Levitt of t!iln (;lty
went ti) Portland Hutunlay to moi-t
Mr. Levltt'a mother, Mm, Kiiruh I,v
lit, who la dun to arrive from Mllwuu
lu o, Wla,
Horn, Wodiieaday. July K), to Mr.
and Mra. Hurry Jioyloa, of Portland,
a ami. Mr. and Mra. Iioylea wuro
both Oregon City young people and
their many rrleiula extend eongiatii
IntloiiM. Mra. Hoy Ion wiih formerly
MIh.1 Ivy (iruvc.
For BiituTwo gixid Kccond hand
biiKui" In good condition. One for
?:o and one fr :,. Cull at. alr.ro of
W. A. Ilolfiieii, (ii-ueral MerchantHm),
Pnrkplace. zx
Itev. It. V. Hlackwell preached the
opoiilng aormon at tho annual Metho
dlt rampmi-etliig at Canl.y. Ho la
aocretary for the pn-Hi-nt year of the
aanoclatlon. Tim meoilnga ar w-ll
atti'tided and full of luu-rewt with
timro camper on the grounda than
any previous yi-iir,
James Parlow of Molalla was In
Oregon City Friday.
Mm. Jamea Mcparlniin visited her
son Hoy ami wife In Portland Satur
day. Mrs. C. O. T. Williams and daugh
ter Miss Veda returned Friday from
Chicago.
ft. A. Sawyer purchased a fine driv
ing horse of Dr. Nlckolas of Park
place. Mrs. Atchom.ii of Han Francisco Is
visiting her mother, Mrs. M. J, More
land. Miss Carrie Lutr. has returned from
a vlalt with her friend. Miss Minnie
Hcbenk at McMlnnvllie. Tho Lutr.
family were formerly residents of
McMlnnvllie.
Mrs. William Robinson received
painful Injuries to her ankle Satur
day. Shu waa crossing the street In
front of the Commercial bank and
mudo a misstep.
"Mrs. A. Goettllng and daughter
Alio of thla city leave Saturday for
Fort Flagler, Wash., where they will
spend the Rummer with Mr. Goettl
Ing, who la employed a foreman on
thu government work at that post.
O. Knneberg of I.gan made a bus
iness trip to Oregon City, Thursday.
Ills daughter, Ida, who had been em
ployed In Portland, returned homo
with him.
Krnest Nlles, little son of Mr. and
Mrs. Clifford Nlles, was badly scalded
by upsetting not wa'ter on himself.
Mra.NIIes and little boy went to Wis
consin some time ago, expecting to
return (his fall. The father was sent
for. They will not return to Oregon
since tho accident has caused Mr,
Nlles to go too.
Miss RetiA Tycer of Gladstone sus
tained a painful Injury Wednesday af
ternoon at It. Freytag'a store. She
was near th front glass door when
her ankle turned; alio sprained her
ankle and thrusting out her nrm to
stop her fall broke the glass to pieces.
Sho was brought to tho office of Drs.
Summer & 'Mount where the glass
was cut out of hot arm.
Mrs. C. E. Hums, Jr., spent Sunday
with hor husband at Seaside.
M. C. Sprttgue of Logan spent Sat
urday evening In Oregon City.
J. TI. Draper made a business trip
to Portland. Monday morning.
W. P. Melton of thla city apent
Sunday with friends In Logan.
Mr. and Mrs. Dee Wright of Liber
al apent Sunday In Oregon City.
J. H. Barlow of Molalla made a
business trip to Oregon City, Satur
day. Mlsa Marian Hornbell of Portland
has been visiting her cousin, Mlsa
Eulalla Schuebel.
Mr. and Mrs. Walter Read of Sell
wood were visiting frlenda and rela
tives hor Sunday.
Miss Ethel nklna of Portland
spent Sunday with Mlsa Minnie
Schatz of this city.
Miss Marian Boll and Miss Char
lotte Olnn of this city visited The
Oaks, Sunday evening.
Mrs. James l&cFarlane visited her
brother-in-law at the Good Samaritan
hospital In Portland, ,; Monday. Mr.
Nllna la recovering nicely from the
effect of tho operation.
J, T, (iraco of Clin kea waa In Ore
gon City Monday,
N. A. Fly tin of Molnlla apent Mon
day In Oregon City,
Frank 'I!oh)Iii la employed In
Oeoign'M reataurant.
Charlea Nelaoti baa accepted a poa
II Ion In (ji-orgu'H reHtuuraiit.
Or, C, A, Stuart baa piirchaaed a
rubber-tiro buggy of Ouane Cf. Kly.
O. H, lloylea of Molnlla made, a bua
IneHH trip to Oregon CHy, Monday.
Mr. and Mra'. 0, K, Pottratz of Mt
Angel aro vlaltlng frlenda In thla city.
Misses Kate Mathles and Vfta Kel
ly nro spending their vacation at Sea-
si le. ;
K. K. liarnes of IO.anon made a
Mrs. Dora Nobllft of Molalla was '" trip to Oregon City, Tuea
visltlng friends In Oregon city Tues- (Ia'' rvmnlnn over night.
'lay. ' V
. Lewis Hamilton of Cartland, Ore.,
W, V. Harris of tho Heaver Creek
saw mill bought a twine binder of
Duanu C Kly Tuesday. f
William Mattism of Viola spent
Monday In Oregon City, returning
homo tho same afternoon.
Tho Rev. .Deiihardt of Washington
will Conduct services at the St. Paul
KplHcuptt! church Sunday morning.
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Miss Gertrude Wet.Ier returned
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Sunday morning from a visit of sever
al weeks In San Francisco and Santa
Cruz.
Mrs. J. Martin of Lebanon, Or., Is
visiting her son and attending Chau
tauqua. Mho will spend about a month
In Oregon City.
Mr. and Mrs. J. If. Simmons of Mt.
Angel, Or., formerly of Oregon City.
ar here visiting friends and looking
after their property.
MIms Harriet Cochran returned
Tuesday from Ncwberg where she
accompanied her sister. Mrs. John P.
Keating, and children, upon their re
moval lastwcek.
Mr. and Mrs. C. U. Harlow of Oak
land, Cel., arrived In town Sunday.
They are visiting at the home of Mr.
Harlow's brother, George Pusey. In
West Oregon City.
Mr. and Mrs. R. A. Sawyer enter
tained at their homo Sunday Miss
Ruth and Ethel Lee. Isabella Gilban,
Mrs. Edith Collins and daughter, and
L. Van Fleet of Portland.
J. 15. Seeley, of Seventh and Cen
ter streets, will move his grocery
Htork to the Red Front building. Ninth
and Main atnets, as soon as the re
pairs on that building arc completed.
John Lane returned from Sun Fran
cisco Sunday evening after a stay of
a year and has purchased a place at
Clackamas where he will make his
home. He will follow the farming
business.
Mr. and Mrs. Don Mcldrum have
returned from linker City, where Mrs.
Miidrnm had been visiting her par
ents. Mr. Moldrum went to Eastern
Oregon recently to return home with
her.
Will Reatle and son Byron of Port
land stopped on their return from Wil
holt Springs "Sunday to visit the for
mer's cousin, Mrs. Chris Schuebel.
They wero making the trip on their
wheels.
Mr. and Mrs. Robert R. McAlpIn
have returned from a vncatlon visit
at McMlnnvllie and an outing In the
mountains. Mr. McAlpIn began work
Monday for the Krausso Brothers
ahoif house In Portland.
J. P. Wilson, C. F. Twlnely and
their families of Eugene, but formerly
of Spokane, Wash., passed through
Oregon City Monday morning to Port
land where Mr. Wilson expects to lo
cate In the livery and feed stable bus
iness. The 1:35 northbound O. W. P. car
struck one of the horses of a fine
team owned by Schroeder brothers,
near Sixth and Main streets, Tuesday
afternoon. The horse 1b not badly
hurt the blow being a 'glancing one.
The horses were frightened at the
car which came up behind them.
Mr. and Mrs, Casalus Barlow of
Oakland, Cal are visiting at the home
of her brother, George Pusey, of the
West Side. Mr. and Mrs. Barlow will
pend the summer In this vicinity.
They leave today In company with
Miss Mary Barlow and Miss Veva
Tull, for Wllholt Springs for an out
ing. Mr. Barlow's sister, Mrs. W. C.
Hawley, and husband of Portland are
now at the Springs.. ' Mr. and Mrs.
Hawluy were former realdonta of
Oregon City, h being cormected with
tho Crown Paper company.
Mra, C. N. Curtla of Corvallla la
vinltlrig frinda In Oregon City.
MIhh Flora Borthotn arrived In Ore
gan City Tneaduy to vlalt frlenda.
Pert Jonea, a well known Salem
hop grower, apent Tueaday In Oregon
City.
Mr. and Mra. If. P, Boatow of Port
land are gucata at the Sulth homo at
Oreen point.
Mm. William K. liwlhwalte waa
at honm to a few friends at luncheon
Monday,
Mrs. Norman R. Lang entertained
Informally at bridge whist Monday
afternoon.
w" Wfn visiting friends In this
fit', returned to her home.
' Fred J. Nelson has returned from
his claim In the Slletz country. He
will remain In Oregon City for a week
or so to take Masonic degrees.
William Fletcher who returned from
Tillamook county Tuesday evening,
has bought the Cloverdale Courier In
the southern part of Tillamook and
will go over soon and take charge of
his property.
Misses Edna, Norma and Alice, and
Master Morris Holman, the children
of R. L. Holman of this city, and their
cousin, Miss Pauline Turner, returned
home Tuesday from a month's visit
with their grandparents at McMlnn
vllie. Mr. and Mrs. R. H. Taber, who re
cently relumed to their Mt. Pleasant
home from an extended visit with
relatives In the East will leave Tues
day night for Cannon Beach. They
will be Joined later iti the summer by
their daughter and husband, Mr. and
Mrs. Ralph Miller. Mr. and Mrs.
Taber may remain until spring In
their cottage at Sylvan Park.
Miss Mary Mitchell will enjoy a
well deserved vacation of two months
from her work In the D. C. Ely store.
Sho goes to her bomjs at Sandy the
last of the week and afterward will
spend some time In an outing in the
mountains. Miss Mitchell ha3 been
In the store five years with vacation
during that time of three weeks. Miss
Bertha Frederlch began work there,
Tuesday.
CATHOLIC TEACHERS INSTITUTE
An Institute for the sisters of the
Catholic schools of the state will be
held next week In the city hall at
Portland. Seven teaching orders of
sisters will be represented. The
teachers of the St. Johns school of
Oregon City will attend. They go
from the mother home at Mt. Angel
where they have been staying since
the closj of school here. Professor
Haaren, L. L. D., superintendent of
the first nnd ninth school districts of
the Borough of Manhattan, New
York, will Instruct in pedagogical
work.
DEDICATE CLARKES f
CHURCH AUGUST 25
Driver, July 1G George Wolf, Joe
DeShazer and C. A. Keith have all put
new hay forks in their barns this sea
son. Yancy and Jake Cooper are home
from the logging camp putting up
hay for their mother.
J. W. Exon and family are enjoying
a visit from their mother, Mrs. Exon,
of Portland.
Cherries are a bountiful crop this
summer around Dover, very large and
a fine flavor.
Everything la growing nicely since
the rain.
Capt. C. 0. Branson and wife at
attended the dedication of the Branson
Memorial M. E. church at Highland,
Sunday, July 1, and report a good
day both for success spiritually and
financially. The church Is free from
debt and all benevolences and pas
tor's salary paid in full, It having
taken but a short time to raise the
sums. The Clarkes church, three
miles distant form here will be ded
icated August 25.
Miss Lou Morrison returned Mon
day from Portland where she has
been visiting her many friends the
past week.
Clara Bowman and family visited
relatives at Damascus, Sunday.
Rev. Dr. Watters and Rev. Taylor
of Portland spent a few days on the
Watters ranch last week.
SOCIAL AND LODGES
Gipsy Club.
Mlaa J.aura Pope entertained the
Glpay club Tburaday evening In one
of th3 most delightful meeting of the
summer. Tho earlier part of the ev
nlng waa apwnt on the lawn whore
punch waa served. Fortunes were
told In a merry way and several ex
citing games of whlt were played.
Mlas Pope served refreHbmenta dur
ing the evening. It waa agreed to
have a picnic dinner at the Chautau
qua grounds Saturday evening and
remain for the concert. Two but-of
town guests were welcome visitors of
the clufr!MlHs Thompson of Ohio, and
MIhh Rlgden of Salem.
Present were
; Misses Margaret Goodfellow, Helen
Daulton, CIs Barclay Pratt, Almee
Ilollack, Edna Daulton, Bess Kelly,
Marjorlo CauMeld, Bessie -Daulton,
Robin Shaw.
Rebekah.
Willamette Rebekah lodge No. 2,
held Installation of officers Friday ev -
enlng: Mrs. Eva Lelghton, noble
grand; Mrs. J. E. Jack, Vice grand;
Mrs. J. L. Waldron, secretary; Mrs.
J. Lutz, warden; Mrs. Emily Noble,
conductress; Mrs. Viola Godfrey,
chaplain; Mrs. R. W. Brown, guard;
Mrs. W. H. Howell, right supporter
of N. G.; Miss 'Anna Wlsehart, left
supporter of N. G.; Mrs. L. E. Wal
dron, right supporter of vice N. G.;
Miss Mary Scott, left supporter of
vice S. G.
Deutsche Verein.
The German aoclety had a splendid
time out at Schnorrvllle, at its regu
lar monthly meeting, Sunday. The
hospitable home of Its president was
throw n wide open. There was the
usual business session and then' a
very enjoyable program of short talks,
recitations, and singing. Lots of
singing and good singing you may be
sure at the German society meetings.
About 50 adults and nearly as many
children were present. A committee
was appointed to buy two flags, an
American and German, and the ban
ners will be formally dedicated on the
second Sunday In August.
Canemah Ladies Aid.
Mrs. E. J. Marshall entertained the
Ladies Aid society of Canemah Thurs-
day afternoon. Tbey made aprons
and quilted. Mrs. Marshall served
ice cream and cake, and besides the
good work accomplished a pleasant
social time was enjoyed. They will
meet next Thursday with Mrs. H. E.
Joes. Two visitors were present,
Mrs. Fellows of Parkplace, and Mrs.
Dlckerson. Members there were Mrs.
E. J. Marshall, Mrs. Mary Howell,
Mrs. Louise Freeman, Mrs. Frankle
Faust, Mrs. C. Cole, Mrs. Will Martin,
Mrs. D. W. Kinnaird, Mrs. Clara
Fields. Mrs. Frances Mldlam, Mrs.
Kinzey and Miss Ada Bedwell.
Aloha Club.
The Aloha club were entertained
Thursday afternoon at the home of
Mrs. B. T. McBaln at Greenpoint.
Mrs. J. Nelson Wlsner was the suc
cessful player at bridge. Delicious,
refreshments were served and an af
ternoon of real pleasure 'enjoyed.
Present were Mesdames L. E. Jones,
E. A. Chapman. F. T. Griffith, W. E.
(Lewthwaite, J. Nelson Wisner, L.
Adams, John Lewthwaite, Jr., L. L.
Pickens, and Misses Marion Lewth
waite and Cis Barclay Pratt.
Alexander-Gordon.
Mary Helen Gordon and Richard
Alexander were man-leu" in Salem,
Wednesday. The bride's mother lives
at Ninth and Main street in the
second story of the Red Front build
ing. Mrs. Alexander has been mar
ried before, her first husband dying
in Michigan. She has a daughter 13
years old. She and her mother came
to Oregon City last March from Sa
lem. Mr. Alexander Is working on
the suspension bridge here and they
will reside tn Oregon City.
Luncheon al Fresco.
Mr. and Mrs. J. R. Myers chaper
oned a party and served a delightful
luncheon out on the Abernethy Sun
day. Those present were Miss Bessie
Gulnn, of Walla Walla, Misses Martha
Jane Myers, Lois Green, Annie Myers,
and Messrs. Oscar Woodfin, Harry
Ballard of Portland, R. C. Brown,
Fairfax and Johnnie Myers.
United Artisans.
Oregon City assembly, United Arti
sans, held a social meeting with re
freshments and dancing at W. O. W.
hall, Thursday evening. Installation
of officers will be held on next Thurs
day evening. Past Master Artisan
Mrs. Pauline Schwartx will act as
installing officer.
Pythian Sisters.
Cataract Temple,, Pythian Sisters,
and Orpha Temple of Portland will
picnic together at Tualatin park, Sun
day, July 21. Each member (a invl-
ted to bring her family and well
filled lunch basket. They will meet
at the Willamette station at 10 a. m.
Hardy-Jame.
Laat Sunday, July 7, 1907, at Ore
gon City, occurred the marriage of
Mr. Walter E. Hardy and Mrs. Grace
James of Kern Park. Both are well
known In Mount Scott and their many
friends wish them much happiness.
Mount Scott News.
The sixteenth annual reunion of
the Stevens family was held at the
jhome of Mr. and Mrs II. D. Mount,
, in this city, Wednesday, July 10.
, The forenoon waa spent In social con-
j versatlon, and at the noon hour a
.long table was spread beneath the
oaks on the lawn which was laden
(with a bountiful supply of everything
j appetizing, to which all did ample Jus-
nice. In the afternoon the company
assembled on the veranda and listen-
efl to an impromptu program which
was much enjoyed. A special feature
of the program was Dr. H. S. Mount's
description of his recent trip to Hon
olulu. Sllverton Appeal.
The Gypsies enjoyed a 6 o'clock
o'clock luncheon at the Chautauqua
grounds Saturday. All the delicacies
of the season formedt.he picnic menu.
Mrs. J. P. Shaw and Mrs. Thomas
Pope were patronesses of the affair.
Miss, Kingsley of Portland, Miss
Thompson of Ohio and Miss Rlgden
of Salem were guests. Members pres
ent were Misses Robin Shaw, Helen
Daulton, CIs Barclay Pratt, i Edna
rleDaulton, Margaret Goodfellow, Mar-
iJorle Caufleld, Laura Pope, Bess Daul
ton, Bess Kelly, Llda Goldsmith, Sybil
Lypitt and Almee Boilack.
NEW SUITS FILED
LN CIRCUIT COURT
George Beebe has Instituted a sul
against Charles and Edith Anderson
to recover the value of a note. This
note, payable five years after date,
was made at Kelso, Or., June 23, 1902,
for $550 with Interest at six per cent.
As security for the payment of this
sura' Plaintiff was given a mortgage
on 8e of nw ot 8ec 23, 2s-4e. The five
I ?etiT3 have now elapsed, and during
that time nothing was paid, so the
plaintiff asks for either the $350 with
the Interest and $75 attorney's fees,
or avdecree for the sale of the prop
erty He is represented by Hedges &
Griffith.
Through Attorney O. D. Eby, Henry
Hoffman has filed a suit in the circuit
court against Gotthard Muckenthaler
for the payment of a board bill. On
June 29 Hoffman and the defendant
summed up the defendant's bill from
.March 29, which amounted to $13C.S0,
and the defendant then promised to
pay it. As yet he has not paid and
the plaintiff asks the payment of that
sum and of $2.70 for board between
June 29 and July 3, In addition to the
costs of the case.
CARUS REPORTS
FAIR PRUNE CROP
Carus, July 1G Most every farmer
Is enjoying the nice weather. Hay
making is In full blast and some have
begun cutting their grain. It won't
be lons.tlll we will hear the whistle
of the threshing machine.
William Davis is having his nw
prune dryer built. Prune crops in
this neighborhood look to be a pretty
fair crop.
Mrs. Maggie Lehman and son John
nie spent a few days the first of the
week with relatives and friends.
Bertha Spangler is taking skating
lessons at the Liberal skating rink.
The dance at New Era Saturday
night was a splendid affair. A few
from here are thinking of attending
the next one Saturday night.
Berthena Howard spent Saturday
night with Mullno friends.
John R. Lewis made a business trip
to Oregon City Tuesday.
Mr. and Mrs. Richard Davis at
tended the campmeetlng at New Era
Sunday.
Dr. Goucher has purchased a new
buggy.
Jacob Kalbflelsch made a business
trip to Canby Saturday.
Mr. Tucker and daughter, Mrs.
Johnson, went to Oregon City, Tues
day.. Mrs. Irish and two sons went to
Portland, Sunday.
Marriage Licenses.
July 15 Beatrice A. Rltter and Har
vey L. Rue. The bride is under 18,
but her father gave his written con
sent. ML Hood beer. If the Peer. 0. W.
Kelly. 248 Alder St