OREGON CITY ENTERPRISE. FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 20, 1907.
0 -
NEWS OP THE COUNTY
SHERWOOD.
lYrmolia. llakor was born In Ten
nessee, Murray county. May ", ULM:
was married to N. J. Tuekness April
6, lS4t. Mr. Tuekness, who died at
the homo of her daughter, Mrs. Ooo.
Itailv. of Sherwood. September II.
was an old Oregon pioneer, bavins
crossed the plains w ith her husband
and three small children, one a babe
of six weeks, in an emigrant train of
ox teams; starting In May Slid arriv
ing in Oregon November 1S5I1. Resid
ing on the donation land claim of
John Zumwalt on the Willamette Riv
er in one of the then famous log cab
Ins 10x20, with mud and stick fire
place. The first winter they took up
their land claim on the Tarrott
Mountains in Yamhill county, where
they continuously resided for fifty
years, when their home, in which they
had passed their fiftieth wedding an
niversary was consumed by fire. At
this time the old people barely escaped
with their lives and a few of their
many cherished keepsakes, among
them some old pictures, and a very
little bedding and some clothing. They
then moved to the home of their
daughter, where the husband died in
January 1905.
There was born to this union seven
children two sons, Thomas and Wil -
Ham. Thomas died at the age of five
months and William at the age of
nine years five daughters, one, Sarah,
having died at the age or two years,
and Mrs. Eliza E. McConnell, who died
August 1", 1S92. leaving nine children.
Grandmother was of very small
stature, at her best weighing 10.1
pounds, but for the past few years
60 and TO was her usual weight. She)
was seldom ill. and at most times was ;For thc. 2nil t,ost display mechan
able to attend to her own wants. ' ! jca wol.ji 50
She died of an attack of grip nnd!FoI. tno 1)t,st display fancy work 1.00
old age. She was confined to her bed iFor ,hl, 2nd best display fancy
only five days. She passed away so j work 30
easy they thought her simply sleeping Fnr t,lp ,,c,t composition, .tiluo ribbon
a little when death had claimed her. ! A ,,al,y smw ls tt) llf OIU r ,llP
She leaves one sister. Mrs. Adams, j--,muy" things of this Pair, when old
now living at Wilsonville, TO years ,,acheU,r nu,n an(1 women are to be
old; three brothers 1". P., Matt and ni,,. judge.
Melvin Baker, all of Sherwood, and! Suitable prizes will be awarded:
three daughters, Mrs. Elizabeth Pai!yFirst f()r thfl ..1)pit pr(.tti,,st and
Mrs. Saphronla A. Jones of Sherwood, jsmartest" baby not over six months
and Mrs. Jane Bonney, of Hubbarik '0d.
Twenty-six grandchildren and twenty-! Second, for the "best baby" over
three great grandchildren mourn their six nimns nn,i not past m, v'rar o!,,
loss.
. Grandfather and mother Tuckness
had always lived the good and honest
lives of the farmer, and were devoted
Christian people, having joined the
United Brethren.
MIDDLETON. ;
The funeral of Mrs. John Winters,
an aged pioneer of Washington county.
jsho died at her old honvstead Sei- ;
temtW 11 occurred tne I2tn. in tn-
emeterv civta the comKuni! v by her
self and hiHland manv vears asro.
-u ., 1 t...
lau.hr.5 and four sons besides many;
granicnuiren,
great-grandchildren and
friends.
Mrs. Winters hail been a
sufferer an I confined to h"r
the past six years, and was '
old at t'i time of h.er death.
terrible
bed for
'C vears
MOUNTAIN VIEW.
The "tmants" have about all re-j
turned and the town begins to look
liomelike. Mr. E. C. Srlby and family
are home airain from a six months'
outing in a Ingoing camp at Rainier.
Ore;,':,n. John Golett and family are
home from the Silverton eopficlds:
also Sam Francis and family. Frank
Albright and family are hoinc
once
more from the logging camp.
Th" hop picking in the Herron
Chapman ard here was finished la -t
Friday; a fine yield for fu small a
yard.
Mi;s Pearl Ctirrin started on a trip
last Thursday to the home of
childhood in Kansas. She will
h r
also
visit at MorningjSnn. Iowa, and will the largest apples he ever did see and
lie absent three months. jhe largest Fart let t pears.
Charles Dicky and wife have gone to j Samuel Elmer has purchased 200
housekeeping in the J. D. lotke prop- Macros of land in California, lb: is go
erty on Duane street. jing to go down soon to look after 11
W. D. Cuirins and family will re- and see if ho likes it.
turn from the Superior Lumber Com- j Elmer Lee has been disking his
liany camp and be ready to send the stubble land to kill weeds,
children to school. 1 J. Lowell came home from a trip to
Mrs. Sinclair has started to visit at Portland last week and also J. Man
lier former home in Kansas. Having ning.
poor health, she hopes to be benefitted I William Donauohe was out from
hy the change.
The Sunday schcol at this place will
lie re-organ i.ed the last Sunday in
this month; a new superintendent will
That hacking cough coitinues
Because your system is exhausted and
your powers of resistance weakened.
Take Scott 's Emulsion.
It builds up and strengthens your entire system.
It contains Cod Liver Oil and Hypophosphites so
prepared that it is easy to take and easy to digest
ALL DRUGGISTS. 50c AND $1.00
0
s.
I ho elected, also other officers. Mr
Crown having resigned as superinton- screw from Mr. Schlewe to raise their
dent, expecting to leave for ('.rants house.
Pass in a few days, where she will : Kugono ('nmiuln Is building a new
join her husband, house; Mr. Itrown Is building it and
The More of Kverhnrt Ji Co. has pot Mr. Shotl. Is assisting hltn.
sold out vet. and from the amount of j l-co Masou Is working in I'ummlu's
!goo, Is sold one would think they would
jdo well to remain.
Mr. and Mrs. John t.owellen, Mrs. .1.
ill. Kaireiough and Mrs. H. M C. Hrown
went to the State Fair Thursday. Mrs. j Mrs. Click Is In Clarkes again to
C.illett and others will go (.range Oay. ;tuy with her daughter. Mrs. llofstet-
What has become of the electric tlr
line that was promised this Kali? If j The M. 11 church held Is quarterly
it doesn't pass our way we feel In- j mooting last Saturday and Sunday;
tercsted In knowing something about 'Klder llepp and Pastor Mann were
it
MOLALLA.
Molalla CI range Pair will
Saturday. September 2S.
be held
Molalla
Granse. No. 310, Invites everybody to
nL, .vi,iiir t its n.i.-,i Aiouiut
Pair, at Molalla. of the mvducts of!
South Clackamas County.
Cash premiums will be paid on
stock and poultry according to class;
10 per cent of premium charged as
entry fee. No entry fee will be
charged on exhibits in pavilion.
Age limit H years In the juvenile
(department cash premiums
will be
!pa,j as follows:
jFor tne largest pumpkin
h. - 0r the 2nd largest pumpkin.,
por the 3rd largest pumpkin..
.por the best display vegetables
For the 2nd best
display vege
tables
iFor the best display fruit ..
.r,o I
1.00
.50
j For the 2,i best display fruit
For t)ip llt,st display mechanical
work 1.00
. Third for the "best baby" over one
year ami not six yars old.
t The Molalla Military Baud has been
'engased to furnish the and music,
j Many and varied amusements are be
ing srrang"d by the committee in
charge
Entry must be made on Friday, Sep-
t'-mber 27. and all exhibits placed by
Sa. m.. of the 2Sth.
No license will be granted to any
immoral exhibition on the grounds.
The management will solicit what Is
'wanted in the wav of stands and enter-1
',..1 ...
Season tickets for adults. 20 rents;
cniniren unner 1.' arm past 1, years,
1 10 cents. Babies, only, free.
Friends, this is your local Fair;
bring out some thing and assist in the
show and gxd time to be had at
home.
j J. W. THOMAS,
i Secretary.
j
; Tin
CLARKES.
rain has started to come again;
this time we lad a hard wind storm
from the southwest, which win hard
on fruit trees and made many prunes
and apph-s fall.
The hop pickers are now coming
1.01111.. Dave Miller and B. Sullivan
.and Mr. Hoag earne home,' hist week
and Mrs. Ed llettman. Sh claims
she- made $1 a clay picking Imps; she
made a stake then. '
There was a man in Clarkes last
wee k from Wisconsin. He was looking
around for a farm. He said the grain
is better here than there and ours are
Portland to visit his uncle
Christ Kenie has purchased a farm
at Canby.
Mr. McAfee is coming out again
3
1
0 tills week to Clarkes,
Samuel Klmer has flnlshoij thrcslf
Ink; lie nn 5 days this year,
Kd llettman has purchased a steam
engine and a chopper and he will soon
'chop In full blast.
Kuiina Klelnsmith cot (ho jack-
sawmill,
Mr. Pete Sehlovvo came home last
wook ami he was out looking for
some land,
i present.
Mr. Martpiardt went to tow n on Mou-
on business.
Fred Scherruble has bought a He
'"HVn' cream separator.
T 1.... I.I. I .
"
i raise her house uud buihi on a kitchen.
AU,,,,t IU,w.r W('nt l W'X'dbum to
'get his folks home from hop picking.
I. NEEDY,
j The State Fair will be pretty well
'attended by Needyltes this week,
j Mr. and Mrs. Weaver and son left
jfor tjuir home- In Seattle Monday.
I The Needy schools are nearly all
i taken. Ray Fish will teach the Needy
j, 00 'district, Percy Hitter the Dryland ills
r0 irict and Alice Rltter the Marks ills-
j Qrt j Miss (Iraco Thompson visited at An
jrora Sunday.
Mrs. John C.ahlor, Sr.. spent Tues
day at Aurora.
Mr. Mctionegal has begun his work
of hop sampling.
I). H. Yoder made a trip to Smyrna
' Monday.
I Gas Stlewe left for P.alstoii Sunday,
where he has a position with Mr.
iCook.
j Mr. and Mrs. Percy Rltter spent a
few days of the week with the form
lor's parents.
j The Banner Show will give perform
ances In Thompson's hall here Sep
tember 20 and 21. beginning at 8
io'doc-k P. M.
I The threshing has alt be n done,
'the hops picked, and the next will be
baling hops and digging potatoes.
I NEW ERA.
I Farmers with potatoes to dig wel
comed the recent rains with a smile.
j Menil Davis of Tillamook is visit
ing old friends here.
I Mr. Hughes and family have moved
into the Tiepolly home, recently pur
chased by them ,and are fixing up In
1 fine shape. They came from St. John.
I Mrs. Chinn and family are home
, fcitn Horst Bros.' hop yard, near Sa
lem. ! Mr. and Mrs. Dust in were Stat" Fair
jvisi,"!S th flrst "f w,"'k-
Vv'e have a new physician located at
'Central point.
! Harry I.ewls and wife- moved to Or
egon City the fir-t of the wo"k.
I Miss Grace 4'lomerits of Portland
jVlsitod the family of Inr undo, Mr.
' Kline, Sunday.
1 Mr. Kline and family are cm a visit
,to friends in Spokane-. Wash.
j Mr. Endicott and family are home
from the I'ppc-r Willamette, where Mr.
Endicott was foreman on a' log drive.
1
! SHUBEL.
j People in this locality have not yet
stopped applying severe epithets to
Fruit Commissioner Held , (luess he
will know better next time than to
s-tir ill) a nest, of farmers.
' The young women of this neighbor
hood demonstrate--.! their ability to out
talk the- tele-phone man when he was
he-re with his lecture' th" other oven
ing. j Road Supervisor buihllng thn-e.
fiiart''rs of a mile of rock road here;
.we ne-enl a mlli! or two more right
away.
I Patrons of the telephone' he-re ap
preciate recent Improvements in the
se-rvice and hope there will be more
to feilklW. ,
I Hop picking at the! Staben yard was
finished Friday; crop gejod and looka
'as if price's would be, too.
j He nry Henricl is baling hay In this
.neighborhood.
SPRINGWATER.
Raining as it almost always is the
I mieblle of September. As I have
J lived in Oregon 40 years It might be
: Interest ing to give the dates that we
jmay look for rain and sunshine. From
i the last week In September to the first
week In November, sunshine, may
have some showers; from the first
week In November to February look
for rain and mostly see It; then two
weeks fair weather, then somewhat
blustery weather, until the last of
April; then sunshine until the middle
of June, then one week rain, then sun
shine until middle September, occas
ionally nice showers.
33,000 bushels grain threshed In
Sprlngwater; estliflated 15,000 was
cut for hay, as clover was light.
Ed Clasner and family have not got
back from Marlon county, whore they
jvvont to the hop field; ami on a visit;
guess they are picking prunes now,
Several mow dwellings went up in
'Sprlngwater this summer. W. II. Kan-
die Just commenced on his,
j Would like to give you the output of
the creameries in thin part of Claekn
;mas county, but for hoiiio cause the
jbraucli of tlu llii'iiwood Creamery at
iKstacadn will not give nu tlie flguret.
(luess they must have reasons, The
(output llu hut mouth of the Clear
lfelv Creamery was nearly jriOmt,
VIOLA.
The church and parsonage have a
new coal of paint,
Messrs. Ioren Tenney, John Hamil
ton, .lames Sevier and Kdvviird and C,
C, Miller went to Oregon City Monday.
Mr. Kopp made a trip to the metrop
olis the first of the week.
l.oren Tenney will attend the Lay
men's Association of the Oregon Con
ference, w hich meet In Portland next
week,
Mr. Craft has been shipping plums
to Portland during the past month, lie
found a ready sale at a good price for
his fruit. .
The telephone leeture .Momlay even
ing was well attended. All report a
profitably spent hour.
Karl Ward has spent t.evertil days
recently looking for a site to locate
Ja shingle mill.
BEAVER CREEK.
Wedding bells rang out last Sunday;
Mr. ONoil and Miss Bertha Hughes
Were married In Portland.
j Otto Moohnko Is homo, from a stay
(in California.
i Johnnie Ihddander Is going to East
jern Oregon next week to look for a
team of horses,
J Frank Eugle of New Era was Sun
day guest at tin' home of Mr. and Mrs.
Jw. K. Young.
I Miss Rebecca Klabflehh and Eiie-r-
son Spat of Portland are guests with
'.Mr. Spat, and family,
j Henry Hetirld Is baling hay for the
jfarmers In this neighborhood.
J Mrs. C. Rowlands and Laura Parry
,aro here from Portland visiting their
parents.
ELWOOD.
The railroad here was verv
busy
Sunday night.
Nearly all our hp pic kers an- home,
with plenty of money In their pockets.
The Hendersons enter t:ilned Clias.
Freenmn Sund.iv.
Mat Parks, Henry Candtiunu and
Mr. Dibble formed a huckleberry
party last week, returning with ler
r'.es to spare.
Miss Barbara Candanau has been
vl.-it'.MK friends in EIwcmmI and MUs
Anna Candanau Is attending school nf
Estacada.
Mr. and Mrs. Raker spent Sunday
with Oregon City friends.
Feaster Caiidanau has moved to
Eagle Creek,
COLTON.
Corbett pros, hi" cbanlng out tho
mill cri-ck In preparation to float
sblnttle holt when tin- rains come..
Sam Elmer had ove-r 23 clays of
threshing he-re lids season, moving to
iCIarkes last we-elr.
j Hop pickers have- be-n straggling
(homo by twos ami threes until nearly
jail are home.
I Walte r Corb'.tt. Le w Hubbard ami
jCust Cot there.', three of our mighty
ilmrods. ilh! some' successful hunting
iln the mountains last week,
j J. A. Str'Uiigrceu has a new t 0
, phone and he-llos as big as life.
MACKSBURG.
Fartni'fs neiyiiy through thre-shlnjr
inn. I with a fair yield of grain of all
Inds.
j A. H. Reynolds, who Is a sufferer
, fr'im rheumatism, Is out again but
finds It. necessary to use crutches,
j A new seh'ied hoimo on the division
Cllstriet is being rushed to rapid oom
ph Hon.
I The Fruit Comtnisseme-r reminds us
nf what He nry Ward Beecher used to
say: "If you try to pproa.il a $ 1 'i0
.preacher over a $10,(1110 congregation
and field he is likely tei become a little
I tli In be-fore he covers the whole field."
1 Perhaps ,the Fruit Commissioner has
too large a Job.
The hop Industry was discouraging
this year awl many yards were not
picked at all.
LIBERAL. I
Having their threshing clone and out
,of the way the farmers are now turn
ling their attention to their corn and
dlier late crops, Since the rains the
'grass Is growing nicely and stock Is
clolng well.
j There are plenty of hogs but feed
is too high to fat. for present market.
There Is very little wheat In this sec
tion. Hay is high and nearly all sold
that can be spared.
Hogs are getting all the prunes they
want and will soon he in condition for
winter.
Apples are not up to the standard
In quantity or quality this year.
Misses Burns and Moors are visiting
friends at Vancouver Barracks.
Our hop pickers are all home.
Newton Farr of Oregon City ls In
here buying up cattle for Swift & Co.
YOUR SAVINGS INVESTED
with us will be a working asset, Rood to
keep and tohavc for an emergency or op
portunity Wise is the man who has his
capital, no matter how small, deposited
where it is at work earning more capital.
The Bank of Oregon City
for their Portland branch.
I S, Wright visited his -mother, who
lis verv feeble, tit Nnshvlllo recently.
A new bridge U being erected III
front t if our store.
Goose are Hying south but too high
to reach with an ordinary rifle.
Prospects are good for a mw saw
mill oil the old site.
CARU3.
Everybody busy picking and drying
prunes. Help Is scarce ami people
must do their own work,
Property sold well at Win, Smith's
auction Saturday.
I Everybody Is healthy hereabout. In
jthls ciimo It Isn't peruiia. but prunes
St. Johns Is to Maine of a new family
1
ln this neighborhood May they live
long and prosper.
S. I,. Casto win over from Oak
Grove to Isit his father.
MEADOW BROOK.
Carl and Oleva Larson were Sunday
guesH of Mr, and Mrs. Cha. Hall.
j Hop picke rs are coining home and
'many a sliver dollar U heard to Jingle
iin the hind.
The President's advice has been
heeded nrd a nice boy baby calls dally
for attention at the home of Mr. and
Mrs. Pearl Hall.
, .lane s Mallat Is moving to his Mew
home near Molalla. ,
! ('has. Hobnail s4 visiting frb'tidi
here for a few clays,
j There Is 110 scarlet fever scarce
here; only one ciie uud that coiivab s
'cent. j The driver of Mr. Schaff- r's donkey
'lentil hitched them up wrong side to
jiicst week and came near having a bad
ipinawny. He'll know better next time,
j Certain of our people think they
hnivht be abb' to decide where to build
that lo w brldg-' at Estacada.
HIGHLAND. '
; Tiiredilng Is nearly flnUhod In
.Highland. John Heft with his steam
.tlit'e-dilng eeitfjt will wind up tie' af
fairs this week.
He-nrhi was at James Finish's with
his sle-iuu bay bab-r last we'-k.
' Jaiiii-s Parbdi, formerly of Highland,
but now of Elyville, Is hauling hay
fiom his farm.
I Amos Harrington, the only lop
grower In Highland, finished picking,
his hops by local pie-kern last week.
The heips were of a good ciiullty.
! Jack Wallace and his wife received
a new addition to the faml'y. a son.
j We notice with much regret along
the public highways many obnoxious
jweed.. such (u burdoik. bull thl-'lh-s,
;eto. Th,. road supervisors cither can't
jsi e! good or are woefully negligent of
;duty. The Caiiiullail thistles tie-ed
sotue attention also In certain locali
ties. Thi'se woe-els are' a nuisance', niv
iin'awful, are propagated only by In
different ami careless people, ami the
j public at large, the- careful, Innocent
people-, should In' protected from their
encroachment, f Hie road ioip -rvlsors
I There's a Reason
v
possible. Our recent trip East ro the great centers of dental edu
cation, was for the purpose of Rlvtng you the lat
est and best, up-to-date dentistry. Our seventeen years of suc
cessful practice In Oregon City the best guarantee any dentist can
g ve you. A guarantee Is good mly as long as you can find one who
gives It, and then not always. We are careful not to hurt you as
we have feelings ourselves. Wo want your work ami want you' to
send n8 your friends. Have an eastern expert graduate assistant
dentist. We put our own name back of our practice. Our prices are
the lowest in the city for good work.
Dr. L L Pickens
Post Gr.du.U Haskell & Chic. fl0 School of Dentistry,
City Phone 2671 Mutual and Independent 131
would read the road law occasionally
ami aei In tucoi daiiee', thi'se t It litK
would not exist.
DARTON.
a.li'ob Cooper of oer Is at Dlx'i
saw mill.
Th" Dlx sawmill Is iiIhhiI to begin
saving idabwood l'iie-1 Is high III Port
lam!. A city of Z'.'.Vuuo pimple at ones
I coi'el each In going to use lot of
( wood.
J C. P. Dlx. who mi iiml tho Bonnie
jSawuilll, ha t.'il.e-n Me,senioii of It.
..Mr, loiilili has retired from tho bust-
, MOSS.
j (lay Waul, who has been at Flrwooil
'alt-summer, returned tn Barton and
imw wlili his hroth'-r, I.10, U louring
'the Willamette Valb-y and vliltlng the
(' illeg.. (own of NVnlic-iK
j II. L, Ward Is se-oding L'3 acres of
.newly burned laud Ward think Hint
siaidi fires are fierce ihlngi.
j Sherman Lyon U Miiroiiiielltig his
plae-e th a w lr f tie i'.
Mr, Dallas has traded team villi
'Mr. (ilbsiui; he- got only J'loo to I nit.
I Mrs. Millet went t i Portland Men
;day. ' Jo,- Point, the tie hauler of Barton,
Ii "Mil hauling tb- but will epiit now.
ntid In n few woe ks will move to Ore
K n City.
I Aren't Von l.-rrlblv 'ic.-iri"l of th'
.Chinks and Japs' Th" ay they nn
.arming and organl 'ing theme-lvoH U
; awful.
PUBLIC SALE.
i On Oe tobi-r 10, Hi";, tho tindor-hlgm-d
will he tit public loicthm at his
farm mar ("aekiiuiu SttiHou all his
fanning machinery, bor--H, cow ami
I oiceluihl furniture. C, F, CLARK.
' Letter Llit.
i Letter I'M for week e nding Se-ptelit-her
'o, '"T:
I Woman's II.t -Mlsx Dora Bake-r,
'Mrs, J. It. Rlatieharel, Miss Den b- Cole,
.Mrs, Jaije Jewell.
, Men's list - T. F. Itiiiwn. Marlon
xiieix, Duncan M. Wilson.
TWO WEEKS TO PAY TAXES.
I Sheriff pe at ie and De-puiy Baker re
port themselves as extremely Kratlfleel
eive-r this year's c-ol ect Ion" cif laxe-s,
I The total llNiiiuilt of the roll Is t'i'.'S,
731 Ss ami then has been colb'i t"d In
cash, $.'17, Lll mi',. The' amount of tho
; re bates given for prompt payment
,of taxes Is $37ls.s. nmkliig a total,
of $2J.S7f. ':. nnd leaving balancee
jof $n..S73'lt. The time for the pay
inenl of the last ha'f of the l'.ioi; ia
Vxplros the first Monday In Oitol.i-r,
jwhen the' (b-llnepient list will be made
up. I'p to April t, w In n the time for
giving Fie ; pen-e-nt rebate expired,
tiie She-tiff's office had eolloeli-td
; $'jnx.r!2s.ii.
HORSE WANTED.
Would like to hire a sabllo horse
for two or three' days n vvee-i;, will
be given good rare nnd not overridden.
Address. IXL, care Enterprise.
lot Everything
Thb reason wo enjoy
largest dental practlco
Oregon City Is because
tho
In
we
try to excel In our
Our work lasts, we
do poor work. Tho
work,
ne vet
people
know it. Our consttht of
fort Is to give not "Just as
Rood" but the best work, and
Hint fiw na lltll.i ...........
0
DENTIST
Weinharcl Building,
Oregon Citv. Ore.
i