OREGON CITY ENTERPRISE, FRIDAY, JUNE 28, 1908.
NEWS OF THE COUNTY
SHUBEL.
The presiding elder of the Evangel
ical church preached here last Sun
day afternoon to his congregation.
Born, to Mr. and Mrs. William
Moehnke. June 20, a girl.
W. W. H. Samson passed through
here on his way to Clarkes, one day
last week, to auctioneer a sale at that
place.
Mary Massing came home from
Portland to see the old folks and at
tend the entertainment.
Miss Elnore Ointher came home
from Marquam where she has been
teaching the past year.
James Boeson sold and delivered
some shingles to C. Hornschuch one
day last week.
Robert Glnther closed a successful
term of school here last week.
Last Saturday night marked the
closing exercises of the school. Though
the weather was unusually severe, a
large audience greeted the pupils In
their final exercises, and though the
weather was unfavorable, ten gallons
of Ice cream, ninety-six bottles of soda
pop and some twenty pounds of pea
nuts disappeared In short order. One
of the beautiful features of the even
ing was the presentation of a hand
some gift by the pupils to their teach
er, Mr. Samson of Oregon City speak
ing on behalf of the pupils In an Im
pressive manner.
It Is perhaps not out of place at this
time to thank those young women and
men who have so earnestly helped
to make our 'entertainment a success
during the past year. The ladles for
their labor and patience, and the boys
for their generosity. About $135 have
been contributed for the various pub
lic purposes by these same compara
tively few boys and girls from our
own and neighboring districts.
doing In Gladstone.
Jay Mulkey came over from Esta
cada this week and Is doing some car
penter work on the Mulkey residence.
Harry Peckovor has the contract,
and Is erecting a nice 6-room dwelling
for Emery Noble on the lacre tract
which he recently purchased from
Judge Kyan.
It is time to make hay now while
the sun shines.
COUNTY COURT
(Concluded from last week.)
District No. 29.
Lewis Keil 126.50
H. H. Smidt 60.00
E. W. Smidt ... . ; 129 25
W. Sporalsky
13.50
6.00
JULIUS OH,' V"-
Keil Bros 410
OSWEGO.
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Leith and
daughter, of Woodburn, were guests
of Mrs. Leith's sisters. Mrs. Hill and
Mrs. George Thomas, last week.
Joseph Wickman Is spending a few
days at Salem.
Miss Celia Bloomer was one of the
graduates from St. Mary's Academy.
Mrs. G. Miller was visiting her
daughter at Albina last week.
Mrs. G. E. Thomas attended the
graduating exercises at Murlark Hall
Wednesday evening.
Miss Lynette Shipley was called
home on acount of the Illness of her
mother.
Mrs. Mary Bluefield, of Tacoma, is
visiting her mother, Mrs. A. Rankin.
Miss Lena Bells, of Portland, was
the guest of Miss Hattie Bethke last
week.
August Guignard, one of the pros
perous fruitgrowers of Hood River,
was visiting his parents, Mr. and Mrs.
John Guinard, last week.
Saturday was children's day at the
Oswego grange. In the forenoon the
regular business meeting was held. In
the afternoon J. H. Ackerman, State
Superintendent cf Public Instruction,
addressed the local grang?s, and a
large number of visitors present from
Portland and the surounding country,
on school reforms that he expects to
carry out.
Miss Sylvia Prosser returned home
Saturday after visiting relatives In
Kansas several weeks.
Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Nixon have
moved from Second street to live with
Mrs. Nixon's parents, on the Johnson
place.
Saturday evening the Masonic Lodge
had a social gathering at the I. O. O.
F. Hall.
The annual school meeting was held
at the school building Monday even
ing. A J. Monk was elected director
for three years, and G. C. Garfield was
elected for one year to fill the vacancy
caused by the resignation of P. H.
Jarisch. John Bichner was re-elected
clerk to serve one year.
S. O. Miller & Son
.95
District No. 30.
F. E. Davidson 30.00
Frank Whltten 74.00
H. Baker 14 00
Mark Hays 52.00
A. J. Monk 2S.00
H. Borland 46.00
F. Ratcy 24.00
W. Latin 27.00
L. Whltten 24.00
O. C. Whltten 30.00
Ed. Whltten . : 26.00
A. Nellson 26.00
W. Baker 14.00
F. Chllds 6 00
John Dunn 3.00
Elmer Shipley 12.00
J.. Johnson 6.00
J. P. Cook 42.50
District No. 31.
F. Busch 2.40
W. J. Powell 2.70
Wilson & Cooke
I
I.50I
H. D. Harms 22.00
O. C. Lumber Co 3.45
W. Nausbauni 24.50
G. Peter 10.50
E. Krus 10.50
W. Schatz 30.00
A. Turner 7.00 r
F. Warner 7.00 j
J. Kekel 14.25
H. Forber 9.60
R. Oldenstadt 14.00
A. Scatz 175
F. Weddel 15.73
J. Schauble S3
J. Schwede
7.00
A Grand Family Medicine.
"It gives me pleasure to speak a
good word for Electric Bitters,"
writes Mr. Frank Con lan of No. 436
Houston St., New York. "It's a grand
family medicine for dyspepsia and liv
er complications; while for lame back
and weak kidneys It cannot be too
highly recommended." Electric Bit
ters regulate the digestive functions,
purify the blood, and Impart renewed
vigor and vitality to the weak and de
bilitated of both sexes. Sold under
guarantee at Howell & Jones drug
store. 50c.
GLADSTONE.
Rev. Berry closed hi3 meeting in
the tabernacle Sunday night. The
meeting resulted in several conver
sions and fifty names for the charter
organization. He returned to his home
in Portland Monday morning, followed
by the good wiHhe.s of many Gladstone
people.
Rev. Mulkey will preach in Canby
next Sunday, but will speak at the
Tabernacle at 8 o'clock in the even
ing. About eight or ten men are now at
work on the new school house build
ing and things look like something is
U. G. Shaver 15.23
C. Thompson 20.00
District No. 32.
F. Kiser 25.00
D. Stahlnecker 7.00
F. W. St. Clair 26.25 j
R. Dewey 31.50 1
W. Young 50
P. Heater 14.00
H. U. Miller 11.00 i
M. Young 50 j
I H. Swards 50
J. Butson 3.50
E. Jones 50
U. Heater 14.00
C. Heater 15.00 1
W, C. Heater 30.00 j
O. Durham 5.50 j
W. Heater 11.00
H. Baker 7.50:
L. Vinson 1.00
W. Bristow 3.00
J. Huffman 7.50
District No. 33.
Henry Cromer 334.52
District No. 34.
F. Busch 2.00
Wilson & Cooke 1.50
A. Mather 136.10
August Peter3 12.00
George Tiedemau 5.00
O. C. Lumber Co 46.40
Mike Shafer 24.80
T. Schnorr 17.80
Fred Gross 27.18
Guy Gross 19.78
Mat Perlet 12.28
G. Setche 12.28
Jim. Edmund 7.00
H. King 6.55
A. Kelnhofer 1.75
F. Kelenhofer 6.55
John Wagley 3.50
Adolph Gross 13.53
J. M. Turner 61.25
J. J. Boylen 75.00
E. R. Whitten 67.50
G. Armstrong 63.75
D. C. Howell 73.73
We have a buyer for timber lands and for two ten
acre tracts.
We have for sale some fine river front properties.
Have made some nice additions to our list in last few
days.
W. F. SCHOOLEY & CO.
606 MAIN STREET OREGON CITY.
W. Armstrong
E. II. Ford
T. Blackburn
G. Horton
G. Wemlc
E. Parker
J. Armstrong;
T. Armstrong
W. Hoy lou
G. Cm. Brown
T. Jlage
F. Bailey
A. Petit
1 A. K. Ford
, Ross Shep;ird
J Thomas Johnson
, Sam Ross
Ed. Batdorft
I John Junker
Henry Junker
IT. lllackburn
C. Prodger
Will Kizer
A. J. Hodge
R. Sehrooder
J. Klzer
E. Boekmau
Frank Kegle
Fred Zimmerman
Mat Ranch
John Rauch
Fred Schwede , .,
Joseph Adamosky
John Schroeder
John Holub
John Kegle
A. Rypzlnsky
C. Bernest
John Zimmerman
Fred Jaster
John Wllklns
C. Kelenhofer
C. Zimmerman
District No. 35.
R. Tassel
Oleson Lumber Co
A. D. Edwards
Thos. Dunn
Geo. Harlson
A. D. Edwards
Geo. Burns
A. Backus
Thos. Dunn
Geo. Maroney
H. Inlow
Paul Dunn
District No. 36.
A. S. Kent
Wm. Fry
Ben Stanton
A. G. Hoffman
District No. 38.
D. Worthlngton
H. Fromler
G. C. White
H. B. Warren ... . , . ...
G. Zimereman , ..
T. Worthlngton
J. Bomgartner ... '.
J. & C. Risley
C W. Risley
Wilson & Cooke
District No. 39.
A. S. Klelnsmith
Story & Thomas
Frank Busch
Fred Worms
A. Mather ...
Pope & Co
Herman Fisher
Albert Schanborn
Robert Schinborn
Evan Lewis
Jack Irish
James Shally
A. Splinter
Frang Jagger
F. W. Beard .
Allen Edwards
Michel Kroll
M. R. Skinner
Fred Worms
J. M. Elliott
D. L. Torance
Frank Irish
Goo. Orm
L. T. Sinclair
District No. 39.
F. J. Banks
(. R. Guilllam
Richard Davis
Thomas Evans . .
Michel London
H. Schanborn
E. W. Jones
Thomas McAnulty
W. T. Ward
J. R. Lewla
W. F. Hartnell
If. Henrici
F. Henrici
C. Muralt
T. Myrick
L. Mautz
G. Strong
J. Eggiraan
F. Henrici '. .
F. Bluhm
D. Guinther
O. Shelly
J. Shelly ,
E. Packard
District No. 40.
A. Mather
Carl J. Hanson
Frank Melllen
Carl J. Hanson
G. H. L11JI
A. Gustofson,
Frank Melllen
Henry Melllen
J. H. Ackerson
Herbert Ackerson
Herman Bronner
David Forsberg
Carl Johnson
Henry Hanson .
Grover Judd
District No. 41.
61.50 E. E. Elliott 70.30
75.00 Joseph IVShaier 12.00
37.50 Gracy Cooper 5 00
60.00 P. Kltastulller 800
31S7 A. J. Kltimlller 1200
45.00 G. H. Woodlo 22.00
29.75 ! M. Grafonhaln 8 00
21.00 J. U Robertson 8.00
37.53 j District No. 41.
0-25 Alexander Bows 67.60
5 Joseph DcShazer 4.00
11 0, Gracy Cooper 4.00
21-00 p KltJunlller ...
U-OOIa. Kltzmlller
8.00
13.00
H John II. Hews 1100
8-75 Edward Wolf 6.00
1.00
6.00
3.00
5.00
S.OO
12 -'".ji. H. Cooper ...
41.23 ! James Wolf ...
43.12 'Stephen Hoffman
Win. I. Burghouso
J. llcShazer ... .
43.
6.15
District No,
Elliott & Co. ..
Anderson 18.05
IViuglas 17.00
Douglas 10.00
6.00
E. K.
A. II.
Ward
S. A.
I). Hoffmelster
John McConnell 63.75
R. E. McConnell 7 00
N. Howley 3.12
R. L. Robertson
Ed. Douglas . . .
E. U
J. W.
7.00
1.75
10.30
12.25
22.75
35.00
7.00
115.02
15.00
6.00
7.00
3.75
10.00
9.00
14.00
18.00
4.00
6.00
15.00
7.50
3.30
3.25
42.00
37.50
8.23
10.50
84.00
87.50
73.00
34.00
57.50
2.10
10.00
5.10
9.60
41.44
62.50
26.70
20.23
34.00
51.00
53.50
84.50
35.50
36.50
156.00
39.00
28.00
60.00
58.00
59.00
37.00
50.00
,40.00
' 48.00
1 1.00
20.00
. . . . 3.50
realfry 9.50
2.00
44.
25.70
8.00
21.87
43.00
S.73
31.43
60.50
15.00
19.18
31.S7
77.65
37.50
29.05
5.25
25.00
23.02
5.25 J. W. Douglas
28.00 J ci.trlct No
23.50 Vnriton & Rosenkrans ..
S.O A V Thli.l
E. Gelbrlck
J. Melody
S. Klchter
K. Melody
H. Eastman
C. Rider
S. M. Warnock
General Roadi
F. Busch
Beall & Co
O. B. Jefferson
Andrew Kocher
Llndsley & Son
Popo & Co 8.25
Pacific Bridge Co 1352.23
Clear Creek Lumber Co 41.21
F. Shannon 6.00
T. B. Klllln 40.80
22.00
18.00
4.00 iw
12.00 iu
4.00
1.50
23.75
H. B. Boatto 42.28
Pauper.
Dunning Co 25.00
Mrs. (luy imp 2 60
E. Cnhlll 3 00
St. Vincent's Hospital 36.00
Dr. J. W. Norrls 1-S'
W. A. Holmes 2 30
R. L. Hoi man 2C00
R. IVtzold 4,111
Mary MornJ 8.00
John lAtwollon 075
Mrs. Ballon 30.00
Insane.
I Stlpp 2.50
F. S. Bukor 1C55
Election.
H. F. Gibson G.10
F. W. Greenninn 75
Cha Thompson I8 60
11. A. Sleight 10.00
R. B. Beatlo 1 90
II. 11. Hughes ' 3.00
U. R. Noblltt 1000
Aug. Cerhardim 1-60
Win. Todd 1 60
J. Frlol. Jr
O. Wlsslnger
W. I Mulvey
Popo & Co
Chus. Thompson
C. It. Noblltt
Claud WIuhIow
J. J. King
J. O. Haines
W. J. lowellen
Wm. Knight
C. E. Gorbott
Thomas C. Jubb
GrlHonthwulto
Francis Shannon
E. Card
W. II
Boring
w. a. nail
W. F. Donahue
J, W. Roots & Co 4 00
('. M. I-ako
Wm. A. Murnnd
J. W. Wllinortb
Jan. Fi'Kl"
F. 10. Moduli! n
I Vaereltl
Adolf AxeholT
A. C.
(1. G.
W. 10
TIlOH.
n. w
v. n.
Chan.
T. F.
J. T.
Thomas
(illition
. Welch .
Brown .
lioiiglax
Tnpp ...
Harris .
Mi'Oibo
Frlrl Sr.
1.00
10.50
10.00
3.50
1.50
3.00
1.00
1.60
11.60
0.90
21.30
.80
4.90
2.60
Todd 480
4.70
28.33
4.00
8.00
62.40
D. Brldenstlno
Fashion Stable
M. E. Kandlo 4 40
F. II. Dungan 34.00
Mike Hurlas 1-f'O
W. It. Smith
John Kent
F. W. Smith 3.00
II. Nachand C.40
C. W. Pnrrlsh
O. U Clyde
Chas. Belling
Abernethy Grange 3 00
John Lewillen 76.60 ill.
G. B. Dlmlck 12.10
County Court and Commissioners, j
E. II. Cooper 3 75
T. B. Klllln 11.00
Too.o
Morris 3 00
9.00
John
12.40
lyowellen
Circuit Court.
M. C. Honke
C. M. Tarrlsh
Wm. Henko
II. H. Eastman
E. W. Randolph 15.20
J. Shannon 12.20
J. Harrington 12.20
G. W. Waldron 12.50
Henry Nachand 12.40
F. E. Lucas
Grant Olds 6 00
W. F. Sehooley fi.OO
J. J. Sandsness COO
V. W. Jesso
C. Kocher
J. A. Andrews
It. W. Zimmerman
6.60
2.50
4.60
3.40Uoo King .
Mrs. Irwin
J. T. Mfliityrti
Paul iMinn . .
Olo MHikilHtiii
J. (1. Di'Slmzer.
J. II. Wcwer .
Elmer Edwards
Paul R. M"lulg
11, -it JiiiiHiiid .
I !..lnli limn
J. II. Hoveliuo
M. C Donahue ' 0
A. (!. lloinstiMlt 3.00
t - 11,11 3,00
II. P. Brim
Arllo Mllchcll
W. I Mldliim
Geo. La.i'llo
Mac Telford
Frank Quliui
Hurry Baxter
W. A. Hedges
W. B. Uwton
W. J. McCord 7 t)0
A. M. Vlnyard ' co"
I). R. Dlmlck 8,00
('has. N. Walt Cu
II. A. U 3.00
L. A. Miller 300
('. T. Bates 3 00
II. C. Gllmoto 900
City of Canby i lO
F. Kendall 6 00
W. ICvium COO
E. C. Shall fl "
W. II. Bulr 3.00
Howard IVci.-s 3.00
U E. ;r.lir 3.C0
P. E. lloiiney COO
COO! David Robeson 0 00
fiOolw, S. (lorlx'tt 6 00
1 ...
0.00 I w. E. Boiiuey won
1.60
17.00
3.00
3.00
6.00
6 00
9.00
1.00 1
8 00 C.
II.
M. O. Rymerson 6 00 :
6.00
2.00
E. Gorbett
E. Carr ..
Wm. Moehnko 3 00
A. J.
12.30
2.43
2.30
3.10
3.95
3.10
3.70
3.20
Hobble
Justice Courts.
Wm. Knight
J. A. Graham
E. L. Shaw
W. A. Dlmlck
W. H. Cooke
L. Stlpp
J. C. Bradley
L. Stlpp 3.70
J. C. Bradley 5.40
L. Stipp 8.501
J. C. Bradley 16.70
C. Hansen 4.50!
C. Allen 4.50!
N. A. Royer 4.50 ;
II. Wlhlon 4.90;
V. K. Dallas 4.50;
O. Krotch 4.50 ;
L. Stlpp 3.70 j
J. C. Bradley 4.00 1
It. Stipp 3.70
.1. ,. jiruiju'y "'
M. E. Kandle 3.00
D. A. Miller 2.00
Frank Nicholas 2.00
James Shannon .
Fred Stelner . .
H. II. Hughes .
V. Bohlander ..
W. F. Ward ...
Charles Stewart
II.
R. Moehnke
W. Grlsonthwalte
Henry Hollman .
C. E. Hpence . . .
3.00
3.00
4.00
3.00
3.00
6.00
Claude. Window 7 00
P. E. Bouncy 2.f'0
A. W. ('(H.ko ! 00
E. II. Ilurghardt 3 0(
Nels Kodlun S 00
E. 1. Ton C00
II. Illllenry 2.60
Wax Schneider 900
John Mtillenhoff 9.00
ji. Hughes 4.00 1 J. C. Elliott 1100
3.00 , Harvey Gibson
3.00 ! A. D. Burnett .
3.00 jJ. W. Dowty .
3.00 ;J. J. Judd ...
Emll Guenther 3.00
(Continued on Page 6.)
MONSTER SALE!
1.60
F. H. Dungan
J. F. Adams 7.50
Sheriff.
Tracy 2.00
17.98
J. C.
26.00
33.00
22.00 n. B. Beatle
24.00 w. J. Wilson 2.50
16.00 AI Cannon 4 00
4 00 S. R. Green 6.00
12.00 w. Shank 4.00
4 00 Tax Department,
2-00 o. F. Johnson 16.00 1
13162 County Clerk
105.30 Glass & Prudhomme 80
133.92 Recorder,
52.50 1 1 n. Williams 6.68
35.00 c. E. Ramsby 15.00
13.00 m. C. Mulvey 64.14
7.50 c. Buchegger 21.00
33.00 g. K Hedges 11.00
7-00 Treasurer.
2.00 r. d. Paddock 10.00
30.25 Assessor.
12.50 j. w. McAnulty 72 00'
..6.00 C. E. Surfus 69.00 1
45.25 J E. T. White 69.00 j
jJ. C. Haines 75.00
56.25 , H. L. Patterson 45.00
29.00 j H. W. Shaw 69.00 i
4.13 i W. L White 60.00
22.75,1 Tax Rebate.
19.87 Chas. Moehnke 1.56
16.50 j Current Expense.
13.50 j Pacific Stamp Works 1.82
23.50 Home Telephone 15.90
13.75 1 Huntley Bros 15.10
15.33 F. A. Loom Is 25.00
23.25! Pacific States Tel Co 10.30
17.25 C. E. Ramsby 8.50
17.50 Court House.
9.75 C. G. Miller 2.93
3.00 P. Nefcren 3.00
I Jail.
!
TO SATISFY CREDITORS THE
ENTIRE STOCK
OF
I. TOLPOLAR
MUST BE SOLD!
NOTHING IS RESERVED
Garland Steel Ranges and Stoves
Complete Line of Furniture and
Carpets
Hardware, Tinware and Granite-ware
EVERYTHING FOR THE HOUSE X
Wallpaper, Lineoleum, Crockery, etc'
Large Assortment of Paints, Oils
and Varnish
Moulding, Pictureframes, Glass,
Screens and Mirrors.
COME EARLY AND REAP THE BENEFIT OF
THIS GREAT SALE
EVERYTHING MUST GO
Main St. I Tfil Drtl AD Oregon
Ann. P. 0. IVLXULm Citv
3.00
0.00
0.00
0.00
COO
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0.00
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0.00
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0.00
0.00
13.00
0.00
0.00
0.00
0.00
000
4.00
3.00
3.00
3.00
7.40
3.00
3.(10
0.00
3.00
300
3,00
3.00
7.00
7.00
7.00
7.00
400
7.00
7.00
COO
f. 00
3.00
3.00
3.00
300
City
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