Oregon City enterprise. (Oregon City, Or.) 1891-194?, June 26, 1908, Image 5

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Newspaper Page TextOREGON CITY ENTERPRISE, FRIDAY, JUNE 26, 1908. Milwaukee and Vicinity MILWAUKEE. It. r. Jnluwon Ih on Hit) Hick IIhL Tho niiiii'iitorM will do at work 'on roof of ih,) iiililltlim to Mm school lllHIMO till WOtlll. Tlio MothorH' Chili Ih iiiuklnif pirn iiuiiih of red mill Ktdi'l gray to wunr nt tho ('liaiiliiii(iut July 14, Mown, lioillng unil Strcll) arn i-n-IiitkIiik tlm private hilio on , Mn;lr KI'iiiiiiIh. 14. T. ICIiiht Ih In KnHtnrn Orison looking ri.r Noinii ol( niliiKH, Mi'MMiM, ToutM ami HhcIiuimit liavu n awarded t ho euiitiuet for lliw con- Mtriicllon or N. I', Oliion'H new homo, Tim liiiinl will ulvii a concert In tho Iminl hull Jiiiio 27, 'rim hIiIiikIo mill Ih shut down on ntv fount of IiIkIi wiiIit. MIH KHihor Johnson, of town, mill Murel KcImo of thlH illy, worn iinltuU In iuiiirlii?i nt thrt homn of tho groom by JiiHtlco nt tho I'uucm Kolwi Just KniiiriJiiy ovcnlim at 0 o'clock. Mr, KcImu Ih tho iisHlxtitnt Huperiiitftidi'tit In th rroimilory. Tho now couplo aro milking lliolr home at 6K0 (ilcnwood Avi-iimi, rortlnnil. A hiiiiiIhi imrly wiih given fur thu lioni'lll of Charles Mnplo nt IiIh homo Friday night, IuhI, TIioho proMont were: MIhmkh (Iraca Knickerbocker, A t mil u Miller. Vmlu HrlHtow, ISIIen ItoliettH, hzi. Knickerbocker, Kh-K'-nlo JohtiHtm. Myrtle jjnkor nnd Mux I U'ymuii; Mi-nnrn. Alfred Jnhn, Cluy ton Ciilemiiii. Will Large, KriieMt Oli ver, flay Mctntyre. Fnink Spring. I'M Kr Alhmi, l'uul Wyiniin. Ilurold Jahn. Vulard HrlHtow and" Hiitph Mclntyrn. Mrs. (jeo. Mupln left Friday for an lnileilnllii vliilt with Jut Hon In Bout tie. Mm. I'. H. Whinner and children ure vIhIIIiik Mm. WlNnlnger'a slater, Mr. ciuiH. Hell, at Hood Itlvur. H-luilvH ef Mr. V. K Nil.-., of Mil waukee I l..l)itM. Kiilhi-rml nl 'The l-'lia." hla i..ahlii.. on Wa-ilitf iiliiy nf Inat week. In .-Iclmife Mm flfly-alxtli birthday. Tlm ulTnlr na an i-liilmiiilv mie. nnd although u r.iiiiph li' ampi n- in Mr. NiiK. lie .hii nt .-.-! Inlo ih.. fil.n.liy npii f (I,,,,,, liliarlit, mill flijnynl Ih,' lirrimlun huge- l A seven o'clock dinner wim nerved, nl which thirty-two nn.-i.la partook of he K II V tlitriw Willi whirl! On- table win liol.ii. Mia W, K. Nllea, after mi eight wecka' vlait wllli rilutlvi-a III Die Kiial. i.Iiiiii'mI l hi-r limiin much lininovril in health, nnd aiillallml to get nck In her lnmi. 1 : "Wlillii It la pliiiimiiit to vlall friends in I Milwaukee, urn making great prepara tions fur III" idciiln In lal.o place lit Ilin ('IiiiiiIiokiiiu KixiiiKia on j my riiiiiiiMinwi. Mia. M. 1., ll'il)"i la, of Mliithmii, cn li'i lulni'il I hi' Huii'liiy school li'in li"ia mid liin Knat," alu- anlil, In your cm inaoiiil I'lil, "Hi" pli'iiMiirn la I'liliniiciiil by ri'toro III 'Old Uli'Kull,' Wlll'll to 1 1 IV llllllll, In Kiinil i'MuiikIi for liny una to llvn In," I'liiitiiln Jiiiih'N I', Hliuw, of Mllwanki'ii lli'lKlila, lift 'liiia'lnv fur Ni'Wiinil In ut linil tlic (iriiiel Army liiiiiiiiii'iii'iit. Tim MollUTa' nnd Ti nrlierM' ('lull, of it d'W fil'ii'l" on IunI Ui.'lniailiiy Willi lllhrllr'ill. J. W. (Ji'iialn'it I'li'Kiiol new ri'aldi-ni'n la lii'iuliiK riliili'Moil. Til" lillll'llliK In a hnniliiHini' oik', of Dm aliliiKlrd buiiKiilow ai I" of ui' lilK'i l mi', nml wlu'n coiiilet I'd, Will i-iinl lllliiV" iri.OlM). Mr, lliillnalti'y. n luofiilnent niTclinnt of I'oilliiml, will i-ri'i't u Ciiliruliiltt lliin Kiilow nil il lii'iiiitlful liomi' alii' of two ui'i i-a nf m inimi on Mllwituki'v 1 1 ! ti t , ni'iir "TIii'IhIiiiii," Ciii'tiiln Hlniw'a n-al-ililiri", Mr, lliiriii'iii. who Willi hi fiunlly, rn ci'iitly arrlvd fl'iin Coo a liny, lina luken nit iifa nlil' ore In thu Knvla' liuioin near AlllwiiukHii Jli'lKhta aliillon. Will Ivlwurila. nf Mllwiiuki'O Ililidila, who lina lii'i'ii for aiilim limn uliai'iil on it hualiii'aa Irlo lliroiiulloiit tlm Hlnti', r"- liinii'l Inuim Hutiinliiy ef lual wuik. Jin riinrta iioaii'illy wherever lw wi'iil, ea liei'lnlly In Ihn meat wliMiat arowlilK helt of I'luali'in OivKoii. The atniwlK-rry 'tup In nnd nrntind M 1 1 -wiiuk"f, la i'ii'iliiiiallv kooiI tlila niu aoll, nnd hrlliKa Knuil prleea. the mnwi;rn, hiiWi'Vi-r, ii r,' pxii-rli'iii'ltiK illlDriilly In KKltlliK aullli:len( plikina lo hurveat tlm riip. Two fancy driving rnareH 6 you. old, ntandard bred, for milu roaHonablo. "THE STORE THAT RIGHTS THE WRONG" THE NEW PROPRIETOR CHICAGO CLOTHING CO. 69-71 Third St. Pottland, Oregon. Bet. Oak and Pine C. K. Krny, Mllwaukeo. Mllwuklo Boyi In Trouble. Earl Atwood haH been bound over to tho Circuit Court on a churno of burKlory, IhivIiik admlited broukliikT Into tho more of 0cnr WlHHliiKer of Mllwanklu and Hleiillnu morcliainllHC. t'lidi-r n wenatliiir proconn by n Houthcm I'aclllo detectlvci, Atwood al ho coIlfeHiied to HleiilhiK toolH from tho compiiny and hreiikltiK Into tho Hoctloii Iioiiho, and alHo takliif,' rldoH on tho company' hand cur, In tho Juvenile Court CharleH HwIiihoii, Car roll Howard, Vallard HrlHtow and (ii-orKe Atwood were examined, on u ctmrne of helm; lnrrrlK I hl but tho Innt two were dlnchorKod for lack of Hiifllclent evidence, while HwIiihoii and llowuri! were coinniltted to tho ro form hcIiooI, but were paroled durlni? Kood behavior by Jtid?o Dlinlck. Karl Atwood wiih releuHcd on $ 1 DO bull. We offer for a limited time only yotit choice of oaf en tire line of $10. to $J2.50 Suits at special price of POR BUILDING MATERIAL Sond, Gravel, Lime, Cement, Drain Tiling, Vilrlflcd Sewer Pipe, Terra Cotfa, Chimney Pipe, Land Pl ster, Clc. Call on J. E. Wettler, or A. H. Dowllng at Real Estate Office, Milwaukee. Phone Selwood J0J4. These Suits are made in the very best possible manner. You need have no hesitancy of being perfectly pleased, fof back of out transaction stands our broadest of all out guarantees "The store that rights the wrong' which means your money back if you want it. Ni MODERN DRUGlEiS SCIENCE CHIRO-SPINOLIGY It the name of a druglcji Science f BELIEVING the HUMAN BODY of All SUFFER INC by REMOVING the CAUSE" NERVE PRESSURE. RHICUMATISM. NtHirl;la. CoiiHtlputlon, Stomach, Kidney, Hladder. Heart Ttoiiblen, Keiualo ComplulntB, Kplnul Cur vature, Spinal CrainpH, I'ulu In Heart, Nock and Hack aro quickly relieved und cured throtiKh this wonderful Sci ence. Wo court the atrlcteit Investigation.. If you are Hick In voHll,,nto and don't nhow yiuirnelf to bo an old foKK Develop your braliiH. Lourn of the modern methods that Hclonce and nuttir ban Invented for youra bh well aa for others' good and hnpplniwH. W ar atrlctly Non-Drug Speclallitt. WE ARE NOW a PART OK OREGON CITY'S POPCLATION and wo have and will continue to hIiow the HufforliiK people, both acute ami chronic, that wo ure worthy of their attention, for we ad vertlno that which wo do. and do that which we advortlHo. Wo will furnlnh to any ono Interested hi Rood health the names of ' patients that we now have In the city, nnd all tho outHldo roforencoH they want. I 9 i DRS. LAVALLEY 4 FARNUNG j Phon. Main 2J12. , 40s 7tr) street, i The i hlMii'O will ri-lKii next Halurduy , . '''h", f,',','r!'1 "f . 'n,, William Wlle Ht New Km for till, will he Children . J""'1 t'a'k p bob liiat Butunlay afternoon Iny of Winner (Iriiiine, l'nlniiia of Hum- " ; - hm'dry. The proKrumnie will he Klven 1 J'1''"? f " 1,1 ; r OtiuiRo. PuiroiiH ..f llim e.illiHy by the .hll.lr.-n, whn will he '"in.lry . of which drnviia.-d hud lnK been ir.-au.,! 10 ream and ruke hy tho " niemher. 'I he floral orr..-lt,K 1 from the memhera of Winner O11...K... rai.Ke i.n.l from In. Ivlduiil frlenila of CAR-FARE ALLOWED ON ALL PURCHASES OF $10.00 AND OVER Chicago Clothing Co., Sol Garde, Prop. 69-7J THIRD STREET, BETWEEN OAK AND PINE Estacada and Eastern Clackamas ESTACADA. K. M. Mlll.-r him nurchaa.-d lota 7 and H of Meek lii, of Kata.-uilu, from J. C. Aclana. The ronai.lerntlon wan )3V0. The Kalai'Hilu auawliii rlia are JuhI e.iiuliiK Into market. There ure none bet ter In the county. J. ('. Aila ma. of rurtland, win In town Momlay. '1'hii achool board hua called a Bleclal elerllon for July for the purpoae of de termlnlnK the will of the people on the proamnion of uil.lliiK the Dili. 10th, lllh unit 1 -1 Ii Riadea to the achool. Mr. Alf Drill la tllllnK up a gasoline launch above the dum. lira. Kd. Cornt'll and daughter Fran cis, of Alexandra Court, l'ortland, are vlaltltiK Mm. Adlx. The St. Davld'i Kplarnpal Sunday achor of l'ortland. held their annual pic nic Thura.lny In the Katacada 1'ark. A luik'" parly of youiiK people aurprls ed Mlaa Kittle It'UKan at her home last Wedneaday evenliuc. It was Miss Rea gan's birthday. Flinch und other games were enjoyed. Next Htiturdiiy evening tho lire company will give a .lance for the benefit of the 4th of July fund. At 10 o'clock the God deaa content will be cloned und the Incky contestant named. Ml hsc a Joale and Anna Caduhan have left for their home In Orchard, Washing ton. Ur. Adlx has lumber on the ground for hla new building. Alias 7a Irwin, ft Bister of Mrs. Sur face, and Miss Cora Yocum are back from Corvallla. Mrs. Adelaide Miller him Just returned from a business trip to White Salmon. the family were beautiful. L. E. BELFILS NOTARY PUBLIC All Kinds of legal papers dnwi op. Bcvm ble rates. OFFICE ESTACADA STATE BANK Washington. Un the night of June 30 the saloons In Eatucttdii will be closed tight according to the will of the pcope as shown by the lust election. Mayor Heylman, Sieaklng of this said: "The will of the people must rule after July 1st, and any one caught selling lliiu.tr will suffer the full penalty of the law. The saloons will be given the amount of money due them from the excess licenses." The services at the M. E. church for next Sunday are: Sunduy School at 10 A. M.: preaching at 11 A. M. The sub ject will he patriotic. Junior Epworth Icugue, 2 '. M.; Epworth League, 7:11. The pastor will preach at Currlnsvllle In the evening and at Mt. Zlon In the af ternoon. The Rebekahs met Wednesday night, June 24 and Initiated Miss Alice Wilcox and Messrs John Ely and Charles Kitch en. L. E. JJelflls, Will Cory and H. N. North were on the entertainment com mittee and did things up In a royal man ner. We go to press too early to be able to print the programme for Estacada's cele biatlon on the 4th. Our next Issue comes out In time, however, to give a full detailed account. This much we know, everyone Is going to have a good time In Estacuda on thut day. DOVER. Those who were complaining a few days ago about the hot weather, surely are well aatlsiled with the lust few days, of cold rains. If the cold rains of the last few days continue much longer, there will be con siderable diunuge done to cherries and small fruits. Dr. Walters, who has been ' tip from Pcrtland the Inst few days, superintend ing the Installing of a rum on his farm, has returned to Portland. It will be well for others to tnke notice of the Improve ments on the Walters ranch us they pro gress. C. H. Lane, the Watkins medicine man, canvassed this neighborhood last week. Watkins' remedies seem to be quite pop ular through this part of the woods. E-' There is twice the pleasure in the Journey if you take a Kodak with yoxs. Brownie Camaras, $ I to $9 Kodaks, . $5 to $100 Let us Show You the Kodak Way. utmetsiet & And esen THE OREGON CITY JEWELERS A goodly number attended church here Sunday. Rev. Exon refreshed the mem bers minds In regards to church laws and discipline. The M. E. church requires the pastors of each church to perform this service at leaast once a year. In this way members and any others who wish, may know how the church is governed. A. J. Kitzmlller, the new road super visor, who has not had an opportunity to do much on the roads since his appoint ment on account of rain. The new grades on the Jones Creek Hill and the Wolf hill are a big improvement over the old grades. Mrs. Mort. New Is much better. Oeorge Kitzmlller has rented the Exon farm. Henceforth It Is to be "Farmer George." From all appearances George Intends jumping into double harness. Well. well, the ways of the world are many. A. J. Kitzmlller has been awarded the contract for clearing ami fencing the Dover school property. lantt, IM ami Ym Hi IUm tefl EAGLE CREEK. Perhaps some of the people will be con tented for a little while as it has quit ruining and the sun is shining once more. Mr. nnd Mrs. Howlett called on Mr. and Mrs. R. B. Gibson on Wednesday lost. Mrs. Roll Douglass, of Boyd, Is visit ing with her husband's parents, Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Douglass. Mr. and Mrs. George Howlett. who re side In Wasco County, are visiting with the former's uncle. W. J. Howlett Eagle Creek Grange No. 297. held Its regular meeting Saturday, and although there was not a very large attendance, those present enjoyed themselves. Two applications for membership were taken in. Joseph Brnckett. of Sherman County, was a grange visitor Saturday. E. L. Palfrey and J. W. Douglass made a business trip to Portland last Friday. They ach purchased a line new hack for himself. Fred Hbffmelster made a brief business trip to Portland the latter part of last week. Seeley's Best Flour. SPRINGWATER. ASK FOR DIVISION. People In Logan Section Want New School District. School Superintendent Gary has return ed from a few days' sojourn at Newport, where he has been resting aftr the fa tigue of the recent campaign. Mr. Gary will go Into the Logan coun try and make fin inspection of the condi tions that have sprung Into prominence through the petition for a new school dis trict. There are people living in the district of Lower Logan, Evergreen, Red land., and Linn's Mill who state that their children have to walk too far to their respective school houses, 4ut there are many more who remonstrated against the proposed division, and the remon strators are double the number of the petitioners. Miss Carrie Diehl. who taught last year at Phelps, has been elected to teach the MundorfT school at Canby. Harmony will erect a new $5000 achool building, as their present two room struc ture is too old and antiquated for use. Mount Pleasant will add another teach er to its corps this year. Stone school will have an addition to its building. Mrs. Mamie Crlteser has been elected to teach the Twilight school. For Fourth July "Fixings" there Is no better or cheaper place than Thomson's Bargain Store. Sixteen Precinct are Dry. The county court has decreed Pro hibition in the precincts of Beaver Creek, Bull Run, Boring, Canby, Ca nemah, Damascus, Eagle Creek, Es tacada, Highland, Molalla, Marquam, Maple Lane, Milk Creek, Oregon City No. 3, Sprlngwater and Viola, under the vote taken at the general election June 1, last, when all of these pre cincts voted dry. After July 1 at 12 o'clock, there will be no liquor sold -in any of these places. The vote shuts out six saloons from the pre cincts of Estacada and Boring. Seeley's Best Flour. Temperature 68 degrees last week. Quit rainy on Monday. Indications for clearing up. Horn, to Mr. nnd Mrs. James Marrs, a fine, healthy boy, June 10. Mrs. Amanda Stormer Anderson, from Marlon County, is here on a visit with relatives and friends. Mrs. Andjerson was born nnd raised here. She has two children with her. n boy of ten years und a sweet little girl of 7 months old. Our grange is getting along nicely; three Initiated last meeting. Mrs. J. W. Lewellen arrived home iasr Saturday. She has been on a visit East of the Mountains, selng her son Geoige nnd her daughter Ora Zell, the lulicr, came home with her. Mr. and Mrs. Zell have a fine farm near Frlnesvllle. Willie ciosner and Ray Wilcox are laid up with the la grippe. Earl Shlbley and Willis Cox have W. R. Gorbett's new house about completed, not loo soon, as Mr. Gorbett has the bird to go Into the cage. Miss Millie Cox was married to a Mr. Wilson Sunday. The ceremony was per formed by Rev. Rlnehnrt. of Viola. It transpired nt Mr. Hughes' in Redland. Mrs. jc.cksnn Is quite sick. Dr. Addlx. of Kstacuihl was called to attend her. Stomach trouble Is the complaint. ' Wtieat is getting quite scarce as in the last few 'days two or three men wera hunting wheat for chicken feed. CATARRH HY-fEVER I DeWitt's Kidney and Bladder' Pills aro prompt and thorough and will in a very short time strengthen the weakened kidneys. Sold by Howell & Jones. Ely's Cream Balm Sure to Give Satisfaction. OlVtS RILlfl AT ONCE. It clean, soothes, heals and protects the ' diseased membrane resulting from Catarrh and drives away a Cold In the Head quickly. Restores the Sense of Taste and Smell. . Easy to use. Contains no injurious drugs )' Applied into the nostrils and absorbed. Large Size, 60 cents at Dmggista or by mail. Liqnid Cream Balm for tw ia aiomixera, 76 cents. B.Y BROTHERS, 8 Warren St.. New York.