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OREGON CITY ENTERPRISE, FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 20, 1908.
CANBY AND SOUTHERN CLACKAMAS
CANBY.
Mr. riit(orfloll. a retired mining man
who nan been vIsltliiR In tho Eastern
Slates for the pant year, hR returned
to Canby, and his friends here are
glad to welcome hln return.
Mrs. A. H. Knight was an Oregon
City vlKltor on Friday, returning on
tho PvenlnR train.
Edward Hair, of Portland, has re
turned, after a visit with hla brother,
W. H. Hair, the commission merchant.
Mrs. CenrRe Knight was a Portland
visitor Krlday.
M. J. I-ee, who is vllltlng In Canny,
was a Portland visitor Friday.
Mr. U T. Hatten was among the
Tortland visitors the latter part of
the week.
William Cantwell was in Oregon
City on business Friday.
Mr. and Mrs. V. 11. Hair delight
fully entertained the Canty Whist
club at their home on Wednesday ev
ening. After many games of this In
teresting amusement were enioyed
the prizes were awarded to the fol
olwing: Mrs. Millard J. Lee, ladies'
first nrlr.e; Mrs. A. J. Knight, second;
R'llph Knight, gentlemen's first prize;
L. II. Walker, second. The house was
artistically decorated with potted
plants, and during the evening Mrs.
Hir. assisted by Mrs. Hradtl and Mrs.
M. J. Lee. of Portland, served dainty
refreshments. The next meeting of
the club will be held Wednesday ev
ening. November 25. Those present
at Mr. and Mrs. Hair's home were:
Mr. and Mrs. A. H. Knight. Mr. and
Mrs. L. D. Walker. Mr. and Mrs. Ed
Hradtl, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Bates,
Mr. and Mrs. V. H. Balr. Mr. and Mrs.
A. D. Paddock. Mrs. A. J. Knight.
Miss Harriet Bates; Messrs. Ed Hair.
of Portland; Arthur Knight, Ralph
Knight.
Preparations are being made In
this city by members of the churches
to reserve places for the accommoda
tion of the delegates who are expected
to be here In attendance of the Sun
day school convention, which con
venes at the M. E. church. November
27 and 2S. An excellent programme
is being prepared for the occasion,
and was published In the Enterprise
of last week.
Henry Hougbman, of Portland, vis
ited his mother and brother here Sun
day. Mrs. Bertha Lee, who has been stay
ing with her parents, Mr. and Mrs.
William Knight, returned to Portland,
where she expects to send her daugh
ter to school.
Miss Inei Birchet and Miss Riding,
of Marquam. visited the former's sis
ters. Mrs. S. T. Fisher and Mrs. Wil
liam Knight the latter part of the
week, returning home on Monday.
The town of Canby has grown so
fast within the last six months that
several people have become lost
Kade Cox was a Portland visitor on
Tuesday.
Mrs. Coleman, of Badlow, was in
Canby on business Monday.
O. R. Mack has Just completed the
Improvements on his well, and is hav-1 na In his store this week.
1
purchased from Mrs. t T. Hatten. !
Mrs. F. F. Manna has arrived In '
Canby from Arlington, and she and
her husband have taken the Stimsou :
house.
Fritz Luchter aud family are now
arrivals In Canby, and are to make
their future home in Clackamas Conn- I
ty. Mr. Luchter, who has had a great
deal of experience In farming, will
probably purchase a farm near this
place. He also brought nine head of
horses of blooded stock. This is the
kind of people that are always wel
come In Clackamas County. The farm
ing country in the vicinity of Canby
Is always In good demand. The fam
ily has rented the Seton place in this
city.
The Rebekahs held their regular!
meeting on Tuesday evening. liust
nes of importance was transacted, and
several new names for membership
were balloted uikui. t
The Kpworth league held Its regu
lar monthly meeting at the M. K.
church on Monday evening, and the
regular busines of the society was
transacted. A committee was ap
pointed to arrange for a programme
for the next meeting, at which meet
ing the election of officers will take
place.
"Home Missions" is the subject for
the morning service at the M. E.
church on next Sunday morning. The
services at this church on that day
will he of Thanksgiving, and the ser
mons both morning and evening will
be delivered by the pastor. Rev. W.
J. Weber.
The Ladles' Aid Society will meet
at the home of Mrs. O. R. Mack Fri
day afternoon, and the time will be
spent In sewing.
Mrs. H. A. Lee was called to New
Era Tuesday morning to the death
bed of an old friend. Mrs. F. M.
Moore, who has been ill for some
time with dropsy. Mrs. Moore passed
away Tuesday morning, and at the
time of her death she was about TO
years of age.
Miss Amanda Bermoser. of Port
land, has been in Canby for several
days, and was accompanied here by
Atorney Wllhelm. who is settling up
the Bermoser estate. Mr. Wllhelm
returned to Portland Tuesday.
The Norwegian church is fast Hear
ing completion, and the dedication
will take place in a few Sundays. The
church is a neat structure, and has
been needed In this section, as there
are many Norwegians in thla part of
the county. The members of this
church held services In the Christian
church on Sunday, and were well
attended.
F. Fenske. of Macksburg. spent
Monday In Canby on business.
Mr. and Mrs. 0. D. Hutchinson, of
Oregon City, were the guests of Mrs.
E. W. Hutchinson on Sunday.
E. A. Hardle, of Crawfordsville,
Oregon, was In Canby on Monday.
C. E. Zelgler and wife, of Aurora,
were in Canby on Monday on a busi
nes trip.
Dan Heppler is assisting F. F. Han-
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got those "big whiskers," because he
does not like to tell you. Ho lost the
use of his shaving tools for six
months on account of the election.
Mrs. D. McArthur is gathering tho
Thanksgiving offering for the Hoys'
and Girls' Aid Society of Portland,
such as clothing and provisions.
You shoirW Join tho New Era Pole
Road Club, as there is no Initiation
or medical examination fee. It Is a
beneficiary order aud you reap the
benefits by wearing the emblem of
the order, which Is a pair of corduroy
pants. ,
Sevclk nros. are renewing the
flume to the mill this week. I
Carl Burgoyne listened to Rev.
Shannon In Oregon City Sunday, and
savs he Is the finest talker he ever
heard.
COUNTY COURT
(Continued from page 9.)
7.S0
1.50
.20
1.30
Amy Morand
Wm. Knight
W. J. Lewellen
M. A. Mather
O. Wlsstnger Co I S
Bornstedt & Riggs 100
R. B. Beatie 35.33
Printing and Advertising.
Lovejoy & Lincoln 40.00
Inr an engine installed, which will
pump the water to the places through
pipes nearby. The engine will pump
2500 gallons of water every half hour,
and there la a large volume of water,
in the well. Mr. Kinzel is assisting
Mr. Mack with the work, and the ex
pect to have it completed in a few
davs. The residents who are supplied
with water from the well are, Lee
Eckerson, George Sleeks. Claud Baty,
Frank Patch, Jake Smith, J. Graham.
Mr. Walker is to have the water tak
en to his new home, .which is under
construction.
Mrs. C. Whipple went to Milwau
kee Saturday to visit with her broth
er and mother, the latter coming down
from Washington.
Miss Ruby Smith was in. Oregon
City two days of last week.
George Brown, of New Era, was in
Caibv Tuesday on a business trip.
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Vorpahl visited
the latter'g parents in Portland last
week.
Mrs. Wang was a Portland visitor
this week.
Mrs. J. E. Eckerson and baby, ac
companied by her sister. Miss Elsie
Beck, of Aurora, visited with rela
tives the first of the week, returning
Thursday.
The Knight building occupied by F.
F. Hanna is to undergo extensive re
pairs. Mr. Hanna will have the par
titions removed and an Ice cream par
lor in the rear of the building is to
be installed. A new stock and fixtures
will also be added, and Mr. Hanna in
tends making It one of the most at
tractive confectioneries in the city.
Mrs. L. T. Batten and 0. R. Mack
are receiving their line of Christmas
goods. Last year some of the goods
were, delayed, and they decided to
have the mon time this year.
The Artisans are to give a basket
social at Knight's hall Thanksgiving
night. An interesting programme Is
being arrangd by the committee who
has the affair in charge. Supreme
Medical Examiner Hudson, of Port
land, and Assistant Supreme Medical
Examiner Manion will be present, and
There will be a Thanksgiving shoot
on Tuesday by the Canby Gun Club
on the Canby Gun Club grounds.
George Meeks has charge of the shoot
ing, and there will be turkeys, geese
and ducks. The club is composed of
about 30 members, and all are en
thusiastic over the coming event.
The Washington Creamery Com
pany, of Portland, one of the best
known firms of that city, has Installed
a new cream tester In the rear of the
Knight building formerly occupied by
the Rosenstein Clothing Co. The com
pany is represented by A. S. Erlck
son, who will give special attention to
the cream that is brought here by the
farmers. The cream will be weighed
and tested, so that farmer may see
that he is getting the right price for
the product Heretofore any of the
farmers of this section of the county
have have shipped the cream to Port
land, and have been obliged to await
for the return of the cans, but the
company that Is now In Canby will
have a large supply of cans on hand,
so that the farmer can return to his
home with, his cans, and not be com
pelled to make another trip here. The
Washington Creamery Company is
paying 35 cents per pound for butter
fat, and pays the freight. The instal
lation of this cream tester will prove
a great convenience to many of the
farmers in this part of the county.
Mr. Erickson invites the farmers who
bring their cream here to witness
the manner in which the machine is
operated.
Kirk Rebekah lodge met In regular
session Tuesday night. The usual
routine of business was gone through,
and the following officers- elected for
next term: Carrie Seaton, noble
grand; Ola M. Gurley, vice -rand; J.
L. Eckerson. recording secretary; W.
H. Lucke, financial secretary; Mrs. L.
T. Batten, treasurer.
Mrs. Clyde Evans and daughter
Violet, of Portland, were visiting Mrs.
George KnighJ and Mrs. W. H. Bair
the latter part of last week.
Canby Lodge I. O. O. F. will inlti-
give addresses. The meeting held last i ate a large Class oi caunmaies rnuaj
hv thio rr!ini-atinn M as verv ! night, after which a banquet will be
interesting. There was a good at
tendance, and after the regular rou
tine of business was transacted,
served.
Grandma Knight has returned from
Aurora, where she has been visiting
social time followed. At the meeting I her sister.
of this week each member is to re
Bpond to the roll call by some amus-1
ing anecdote.
Martin Culler celebrated his tenth
birthday on Saturday afternoon from
1 to 5 o'clock at Cue home of his par
eats, Mr .and Mrs. J. C. Culler, by
inviting many of his young friends.
The afternoon was spent in games,
and the young folks upon their depart
ure pronounced Martin an entertain
ing host. Many handsome birthday
gifts were received. During the af
ternoon Mrs. Culler served the young
folks refreshments. Present were
Florence Knikht, Willeta Knight,
Ernest Smith, Agnes Smith, Mma
Graham, Leuraiiie Lee, Crissy Lee,
Donald Zee, Johnny Mayers, Earl
Mack, A. Fenske, Cecil Culler, Martin
Culler.
Married, Thursday evening, Novem
ber 12, at the home of the bride's par
ents, Mr. and Mrs. Kinzel, Miss Mary
Kinzel and J. Adam Killrner. The
ceremony was performed by the Rev.
Ross. The wedding was very quiet;
only the Immediate members of the
family being present Mr. and Mrs.
Kinzel are well known young people,
and will make their home about two
miles from Canby.
Miss Annie Porter went to Portland
on a business trip last Thursday.
Dr. J. L. Coloway and wife, of In
dependence, Bpent Saturday and Sun
day with J. F. Deyoe and family.
H. B. Drier, of Aurora, and Miss
Ada Rupp, of CaDby, were married
here Thursday. Mr.( and Mrs. Drier
will make their future home in Au
rora.
Mr. and Mrs. Willard Knight iave
moved Into tie bouse they recently
Mr. Butterfield was an Oregon City
visitor last Friday.
NEW ERA.
Mrs. M. F. Moore died at her home
one mile east of here on Tuesday, at
the age of 81 years, of dropsy, and was
interred in Lone Fir cemetery at Port
land on Wednesday. Mrs. Moore was
the wife of the late M. F. Moore, who
was killed about three years ago
while blasting stumps.
John Bradtl is building a fine home
on the property he recently purchased,
one and one-half miles north of here.
M. Bowman is foreman of the job.
Mr. Jesse, of Boring, passed through
here on Tuesday en route for Oregon
City with a load of beautiful apples
for the market. Mr. Jesse loHt about
2000 boxes of tomatoes by the early
frost.
John Relneman Is suffering from the
effects of a fall, caused by the break
ing of one of the rungs of a ladder.
Tom Kelland did some fine stump
blasting the fore part of the week and
put both the telephone lines out of
commission for a spell. Tom does not
believe In plowing around stumps
when powder will remove them.
Grandpa Veteto Is reported some
what better from his severe attack of
complicated heart trouble and asth
ma. Dr. Strickland is in attendance.
We wish to thank the neighbors for
their liberality in assisting in sitting
up with Mr. Veteto.
Messrs. Wink and Rlef have taken
a contract cutting the wood from G.
H. Brown's new. purchase of timber
land south of here.
Don't ask Newt Crietser where he
Courier 74.30
Enterprise 196.10
Judges and Clerks Election.
W. H. Smith 3.00
John Kent 3.00
H. W. Norris 3.00
Henry Nachand 3.00
C. W. Parrish 3.00
O. L. Clyde 3.40
M. Bell 6.20
F. E. Lucas .: 6.00
C. T. Tooxe 3.00
Wm. Hammond 3.00
G. Olds 3.00
W. F. Schooley 3.00
W. M. Moehnke 3.00
James, Shannon .' 3.00
Fred Stelner 3.00
H. H. Hughes 8.20
V. Bohlander 3.00
W. T. Ward 3.00
C. E. Stewart 6.00
Robert Moehnke 3.00
Wm. Grisenthwalte 3.00
Henry Hollman 3.00
C. E. S pence 3.00
Emll Guenther 3.00
Wm. Shannon 3.00
J. J. Sandsness 6.00
W. W. Jesse 6M
C. Kocher 8.00
J. A. Andrews 6.00
R. W. Zimmerman Curt
M. O. Rymerson 6.00
0. M. Ausve C.00
Mrs. L. L. Irwin 2.25
James Fegles 14.00
F. E. McGugin COO
Kuigi Varetti C.no
J. M. Thomas 9 00
Adolf Aschoff 6.00
A. C Thomas 6.00
George G. Gibons 6.00
S. E. Card 6.00
W. H. Boring 6.00
0. H. McCling 6 00
E. F. Donahue 6.00
J. W. Roots & Co 4.00
G. D. Palmer 6.00
Wm. A. Morand 6.00
C. M. Lake 6.00
Paul Dunn 3.00
Ole Mikkelson 3.00
J. G. DeShazer 3.00 ,
J. It Wewer 7.40
Elmer Edwards 3.00 j
Paul R. Meinig 3.00
Bert Jonsrud 6.00
Meinio BroB. 2.50
J. H. Revenue 3.00
A. G. Bornstedt 3.00
M. C. Donahue 3.00
E. Coalman 3.00
James Bruns 3.00
A. M. Vlnyard 3.00
D. R. Dlmick 3.00
C. N. Wait 3.00
II. A. Lee 3.00
C. T. Bates 3.00
L. D. Walker 3.00
H. Gillmore 6.00
City of Canby " 2.50
L. E. Grazer .
J no. A. Graham
W. C. Kendall .
W. H. Balr . . .
Howard Eccles
W. L. Mldlam . ,
Geo. Lazelle . .
Max Telford ..
6.00
3.00
, 3.00
3.00
5.00
4.00
4.00
4.00
Frank Qulnn 4.00
A.' F. Stokes 4.00
W. A. Hedges 4.00
W. B. Lawton 4.00
W. J. W. McCord 4.00
0. H. WebBter 3.00
F. M. Foster 3.00
1. W. Johnson 3.00
J. H. Roadarmel .. . .' 4.00
W. B. Moore 3.00
W. T. Johnson 3.00
Carey Johnston 8.00
R. B. Holcomb 3.00
Chas-'f. Street ..; ; 3.00
J. S, Young, Sr 3.00
A. Mather 3.00
V. W. Foster 3.00
Frank Talbert 3.00
V. S. Dlx 0.00
Frank Wluslow 10.00
F. M. Robeson 6.00
W. K. llomloy . .
Chas, Hunter .,
Claudo Wlnslow
V. K. llonney , .
W. K. Welch . . .
6.00
COO
COO
2.00
COO
1). W, Douglas COO
Thomas Drown
J. T. Frlel, Jr. .
.1. T. Melutyiv
C. W. Harris ..
V. D. Tnpp .. ,
111.00
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S. F, MoCttbo (1.00
A. W. Cooke COO
1C, N. DuiKhnrdt 0.00
U N. Uodlun COO
I Henry Dock 4.00
Arthur Hall , 2.50
John MulloiiholT .. K.20
,1. C. Elliott ,,, , 11 00
Max Schneider 0.00
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THB RAIN Get noquiilnled with 15.
W. Mellleli ft Co.. Cninnlnlti limine
runilsliein, I'hii their fieo Hlablo room.
Thn "bargain hunter" la no longfr
tlni woman who merely haunts thu
utoreit. Who Ih Him womiui who witleh
es the ndH. mid goes In (ho stolen
Mliielly on btmliioim.
Don't wait until inieennlty driven
you to uiiilto n shopping trip. Head
the nds nil the (Into, mid vlnlt tint
stores when your money will neenm
pllah moid.
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Swifts New
on the P
Packing Plant
Where the Giants of Commerce are smiting the Rocks of Industry and
rivers of Shining Gold are Streaming Forth. Here is the Corner Stone of
Portland's Unparalled Future Prosperity.
Watch S WIN TON the business center of the great industrial district
of future Portland. Join the crowds that go to SWINTON.
' Mi mm
EVERY DAY TO SEE THE
TREMENDOUS SCOPE OP
THE WORK UNDERTAKEN
BY SWIFT, HARRIMAN AND
HILL ON THE PENINSULA.
PEOPLE STARE IN AMAZE
MENT AT IT AND WONDER
HOW SUCH IMMENSE PRO
JECTS CAN BE SO PAR UN
DER WAY WITHOUT EVERY
MAN AND WOMAN IN ORE
GON BEINO THRILLED WITH
ENTHUSIASM OVER THEM.
SWINTON HAS THE BUSI
NESS PROPERTY. IT WILL
BE DENSELY BUILT UP TO
PROVIDE POR THE GREAT
MASS OP EMPLOYEES WHO
WILL LOCATE NEAR THE
GREATEST PACKING PLANT
IN THE WORLD. SWINTON
WILL FOLLOW IN THE FOOT
STEPS OP BUSINESS PROP
ERTIES THAT WERE NEAR
THE PACKING HOUSES IN
CHICAGO, OMAHA AND OTH
ER EASTERN CITIES. EVERY
LOT IN SWINTON WILL
DOUBLE IN VALUE MANY
TIMES OVER IN A VERY
SHORT TIME. PEOPLE WHO
INVEST NOW IN SWINTON
WILL REAP AN ENORMOUS
PROFIT WITHIN A FEW
MONTH8. THOUSANDS ARE
6EEINQ THE WORK SWIFT
IS DOING IN THE PROXIM
ITY OF SWINTON AND REA
LIZE THAT AT THE PRES
ENT PRICES FORTUNES ARE
TO BE MADE HERE ON A
8MALL OUTLAY OF CAPITAL
GO TO SWINTON AND SEE
THE WONDERFUL THINGS
THAT ARE GOING ON ALL
AROUND. YOU WILL BE IM
PRE88ED WITH THE ENOR
MITY OF THEM AND WANT
TO BUY ALL OF SWINTON
THAT YOU CAN CARRY.
SWINTON OFFERS A
GROUND FLOOR OPPORTUN
ITY NOW.
Residence property in Swinton is selling for less
than residence property in any other portion of Port
land, Swinton is offered on easy terms, Swinton is
selling faster than any other property in Portland.
There's a reason.
Our Representatives ,who are now in your city,
will make arrangements to take you to Portland
thence to Swinton in our Auto free of charge.
McCarthy & asbury
Local Representatives
Caufield Building, Oregon City
Please send me your booklet "The Coming
of Swift."
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