Oregon City enterprise., March 05, 1909, Page 2, Image 2

OREGON CITY ENTERPRISE, Fill DAY, MARCH 5, 3009.
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The Kind Toa Hare Always Bought, and which has been,
In use for over 30 years, has borna the signature of
and has bon made under his per
, ff-f-t'- sonal supervision since Its Infancy.
acZ7-&cUiL Allow no one to deceive you In this.
All Counterfeits, Imitations and " Just-as-good ' are but
Experiments that trifle with and endanger the health of
Infants and Children Experience against Experiment.
What is CASTORIA
Castorla is a harmless substitute for Castor Oil, Pare
goric, Props and Soothing Syrups. It Is Vleasant. I
contains neither Opium, Morphine nor other Sarcotla
substance. Its age Is Its guarantee. It destroys Worms
and allays Fererlshness. It cures Dlarrhiwa and Wind
Colic, It relieves Teething Troubles, cures Constipation
and Flatulency. It assimilates the Food, regulates the
Stomach and Bowels, giving healthy and natural sleep.
The Children's Panacea The Mother's Friend.
GENUINE CASTORIA ALWAYS
Bean the Signature of
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Tbs Kind You Have Always Bonglit
In Use For Over 30 Years.
NEWS OF THE COUNTY
CLARKES.
Who knows when It 14 going to
stop raining at Clarkes?
Mr. Sherpperd's father Is visiting
him.
Mr. Fully lost a Poland China hog.
Edith and Hanna Stagerman are
coming home to star for the Summer.
Mr. E. Cumins moved his engine
monday over to the new mill site.
Thelma Cumins Intends to go to
Eastern Oregon to school.
Mr. Larklns went to town on busi
ness last week.
Tom' and George Sagar intend to
start for Alaska Friday.
Frances Fully left for Kansas City,
Missouri last Wednesday.
Mrs. Anna Grossmlller, Josephine
Fully, Mrs. Albert Larklns; Mr. Will
Dolbow, Elbert Larklns, Bill Robbins,
Fred Fully, Albert Stagerman, and
Henry Grossmlller spent Sunday after
noon and evening at the home of
Maybell Clark.
Mr. Bert Sherpperd and family went
to Molina Saturday. '
Clarkes' base ball team has a new
cyplone pitcher from Portland. .We
expect some good playing this season.
Miss Maybell Clark, Thelma Cum
ins, Mrs. Clark, Mr. Bill Robins Clar
ence Lee, Henry Grossmlller, Will
Clark, and Will Dolbow were guests
of Mr. and Mrs. Fully's Saturday even
ing. Albert Durst Is still burning stumps.
Emma Grossmlller was in town last
Friday.
Cascasweet is for babies and child
ren, and is especially good fo.' the ills
so common M ic.td wesiher. ji'a
for the ingredients on the bottle Om
laltis po narn'f il 'rugi. S- H by
Jones Drug Co.
STONE.
Our people are Improving in health.
There has been more sickness and
deaths here this winter than usual. It
has been the doctors' harvest.
Mr. Tucker, who' lives at Hood
River, formerly of Peoria, 111., was
here on the 20th of February looking
for a farm to purchase. He owns 10
acres of Hood Rher land, but he
thinks that it takes too long to raise
apples before getting returns in ready
cash, and land at Hood River is very
high in price. After living in old
Clackamas County for 26 years, your
scribe says that Clackamas County
can raise as nice fruit as Hood River
and as large size. Pears that weigh
from one pound up to two and one-
half pounds. It Is hard to do better
than this any where else than in
Clackamas County. And when you
come to raising small fruit such as
gooseberries, that grow three and one
quarter inches one way and three and
one-half Inches the other way, I have
the above preserved in alcohol which
we can exhibit to any Hood River or
Clackamas County clod hopper or
any other person. I have a sample
of Clackamas County big pears that
I can furnish to down easterners, who
may come to Oregon this spring to
spy out a home in the Oregon country,
D. T. Griffith has bought out Mr.
Lillle's half Interest in the Mumpower
& Lillie saw mill and the new firm is
making the saw buzz.
Sheridan Lillie is having Mumpow
er & Griffith saw lumber to build a
barn. Bachelors can have a barn as
well as other folks.
Since Fred Gerber, the road master,
tightened np the Baker bridge, it
don't dangle around like It was go
ing to Jump off of the foundation. 25
years is a long time to let a bridge
go without having the iron rods and
bolus tightened up.
Forty cents per pound for butter fat
at the Clear Creek creamery to the
patrons last two months. What other
creamery In Oregon, or any other
country is doing better than tills.
There are several cow buyers
around. Mr. Barnett, of Portland, is
the old standby in purchasing cows.
Charles Hattan sold Mr. Burseth one
cow Saturday for $50 and L D. Mum
power sold one Monday to Mr. Bar
6eth for $50.
The Clackamas egg man comes
around every two weeks and pays
spot cash, less two cents per dozen,
than Portland price. As long as we
can have this kind of transportation
we don't care to have a railroad here
till we can get one built.
The company that was organized
here to build an electric power plant,
has not commenced operations as
yet. Different parties have been
looking around. Hope there will be
something doing pretty soon.
Evangelist Sewall will preach at
the church on the 17th of March at
11 o'clock. Bible reading at 10 A. M.
All are cordially invited in attend
ance.
State Secretary, Mrs. Mary S. How
ard. Mrs. Lee, Mrs. Vrtiht, R. A,
Wrlnht. and Pierce Wrlitht. Ull of
Molalla Grange No. 40. were visitors
of No. S10 Saturday.
P. L. Schamel I the regular freight-
er now tor Kobbina liros. u iwks
rather natural to ee Peter driving
three-a-breast again. Mr. Schamel
is going to build a now house aud
barn on his own farm this season.
Miss Mary illpson came out from
Portland Saturday to visit with her
sister and father for a few days.
John Stubba, our No. 8 R. F. IX car
rier, nov into the Kngle residence
about the first of March which will
place him one-halt mile nearer his
work, which means several miles le.s
travel during the year.
Nathan Moody, of Portland, was vis
iting relatives about the Prairie end
Incidentally taking stock In the Elec
tric railway.
George Myers has been quite sick
for a couple of weeks with inflamma
tory .rheumatism. So sore Is he that
It la with the greatest difficulty that
he can be turned In his bed.
W. J. E. Vlek has charge of the
Liberal Cash Store and now he Is In
the mercantile business.
O. W. Robbins' Poland Durham that
he received from the East, will be a
flue looking animal by next Molalla
Fair.
Reece Daugherty, who died of pneu
nionla last Thursday, was buried at
the Adams cemetery last Saturday
Rev. Longbotham. of Russellvllle.
preaching the funeral sermon.
Miss Edna Adams and Mr. Lloyd
Shaver were married last Wednesday
They will make their future home at
La Grande. Both were raised here
and of course we are sorry to have
them leave us.
Mrs. Minnie Gray has concluded to
return to Eastern Oregon. Our glori
ous rain makes things appear too lone
some on this side of the mountains
for her.
Mrs. J. M. Austen, who was operat
ed on for appendicitis in Portland at
the Good Samaritan Hospital, came
out from the operation In good shape
and Is getting along splendid.
The little son of Elmer Lautz un
derwent an operation for appendicitis
and Is getting along nicely. Only last
fall an elder son of Mr. Lautz. was
operated on for the same trouble.
George Fox. of The Dalles, came to
visit with his brother, Dave, for a
few days. David P. Fox has Just re
turned from San Francisco, where he
was opedated on for cancer one so
large as a common biscuit was killed
and removed from his neck behind
the ear to the great delight of the
sufferer. George Fox was a merchant
at Molalla some twelve years ago, and
of course looked familiar to old Mo
lalla.
FIRWOOD.
Remember the debate at Klrwood
ball. Saturday, Maiyh 6th. Resolved.
That Flvwood has greater natural ltd-
untnges as a fruit country than
Hood River.
K. Hart was transacting business
In Portland and Oregon City the last
f last week.
A. C. M llltron ha been visiting
the county seal this week.
Several strangers have been visit
ing Klrwood lately. We lto;o lliolr
praises ate as honestly felt as they
are spoken. '
MOLALLA.
Mia
Coffee
The iromi-tieht can orotects
It against impurities and deteri
orationnever sold in bulk.
Your iTocer will erlnd It
better if ground at horns not
too fine.
Our railroad prospect looks bright
er every day now, if for no other
reason, because of the "gut there"
way of doing things of some of our
near neighboring localities, only a
lew mnes west oi Here 110,000 was
raised full and strong, while old, con
servative Molalla was slowly Just
passing the $20,000 block of stock.
Undaunted "Swift" keeps forging on,
to the great surprise of many. Some
have to do too much and many too
little. I guess a single land tax
would be the fairest way of dispos
ing of this electric railroad building
after all, then all land benefited would
have done Its share.
Molalla Grange, No. 310, voted In
22 members last Saturday, mostly
younio people. A special meeting will
be held on the afternoon of the first
Saturday of March for drill In degree
work.
The Grange authorized the barn
building committee to advertise for
bids for material and building of a
barn 22x152 feet, all bids to be in
the bands of committee by 10 o'clock
A. M Saturday, March 27. Apply to
the committee for specifications, either
W. W. Everhart, G. V. Adams, J. N.
Sawtell or J. W. Thomas.
CLARKES.
Mr. and Mrs. C. Siromg-eon wore
in town on business.
Mr. and Mrs. Will M-irshall visited
last Sundav with hH mother, Mrs.
Marshall.
Mr. Kern butchered hogs the other
day.
Mr. Bauer went to town on Mon
day on business.
Mr. Wettlaufer wa3 in town last
Saturday on buslnes.-i.
Mr. Haag went to town on Monday.
Dave Haag Is going to 'eav for
Canada this week.
Mr. Olson has purchased nine acres
of land In Canby for $1100, and he
Is Intending to build a new house
there this summer on the place.
L Maxon traded In a mule for 1
day then traded the irule for a hors
again.
Mrs. Nicholas made n visit, last Sun
day to her grandparents.
Mr. Carr came out from town to
make a visit to his family In the
hills.
Alex Scherruble wa3 In town la'
week.
The Clarkes school will start next
Monday. March 8. R. Ginthcr will
have charge of the school.
OSWEGO.
Mr. E. Hawk and Clarence Hanes
are practicing to join the band.
Mrs. Bell, of Portland, Is visiting
her two sisters, Mrs. Prosser and Mrs,
Henlnger.
C. Austin has a very bad cold, but
will not prove serious.
The band gave a dance here last
Saturday and had a large crowd.
Some from Sherwood attended.
V. Nelson has returned home from
Bay City, Oregon.
Mrs. P. H. Jarlsch is visiting rela
tlves In Oregon City.
Mr. Prosser has, planted some wal
nut trees with the assistance of hi
intended son-in-law.
ELDORADO.
JOHN W. THOMAS,
DENTIST.
Molalla Mondays.
An entertainment consisting of
basket social Interspersed with songs,
recitations and dialogues by the cblbl
ren, was given In the Eldorado school
room last Friday evening. An Inter
esting feature of the entertainment
was club swinging by Miss Har
greaves, tbe teacher, who has Just
closed a short, but successful tcra t
school. Over $41.00 were added
the school funds by the event.
MOLALLA.
Special meetings will commence In
the Methodist Church at Molalla on
the evening of March 5. and contlnu
over two Bundavs should ln'rest ju
t"fy. Mr. J E. Han.tlton. of Pjrtland
wilt lead the ringing and assist the
pastor In al'sr service i. W. Cfalg,
Pastor M. V. Church.
MEADOW BROOK.
Mrs. O. T. Kay Is quite sick at
present with la grip and heart failure.
Mr. Senator has a man moving to
the ranch to run the farm department.
Mr. Swift, the railroad man, was
In town Monday talking railroad to
some of our capitalists.
Mr. Kirk and wife made a business
trip to Canby Saturday.
J. W. Staudlnger and family called
on Mr. IVunlson Sunday, to listen to
the graphophone.
The Misses Nettle Larklns and Mer-
rel Crayne, attended Sunday scnooi
iu town Sunday.
Mr. Fisher and wife were transact
ing business iu town Friday.
The surveys on the I'nlon Irrlga-
Ion canal are completed for the pres
ent, and If present plans are carried
out the dirt will soon be moving.
The Canby Irrigation and Power
Compaay are expected to soon begin
work to divert the water from the
Molalla river at this point snd turn
It Into Milk Creek for Irrigation, light
and power purposes.
We see from last week's Enter
prise, the jololla correspondent is
alternating between nits, ecstacy,
melancholia, la grip and other ail
ments too numerous to mention
Whose besetting sin Is brooding over
the slowness of a few Molatlaltes to
enthuse over the Swiftness of the
railroad. Take It easy, Lncle Nathan,
when Meadowbrook gets two rail
roads and those irrigating plants in
working order, we will give you a
free ride down the flume on s rail
road tie.
Owing to the stormy weather there
were only a few out to (he single tax
club meeting. As this appears to be
a move In the right direction we hope
the next one will be better attended
R. P. Cooper Is talking of going to
town soon to board with the sheriff
Dr. Powell, of Molalla, was In town
Saturday looking around and talking
of building a house In town.
A. L Larklns and family were vis
iting In tbe south part of town Sun
day.
Mr. Crayne and Mrs. Holman were
calling on friends and visiting the
sick on Sunday.
Jacob Gerber, of Viola, was In our
berg oil business Monday.
Willis Cox and Mr. Moyer attended
the district convention of Good Temp
lars at Portland Saturday, A district
lodge was organised. The liexl men-
lug will be held at lluttevllle.
MIhs Jameson and Miss Howard
held their lasl meeting here Sunday
W. J. U'wellett litis a new express
wagon of which he Is mighty proud.
A. l, Schmidt will wove on Ills
farm soon. Mr. Schmidt bought all
the machinery, funning Implement.,
horses, cattle etc, also the two years
lease of Close llros.
Mr. limes, Willis Cox and I'M C'lna
ner will attend the Orange conven
tion at Oregon City as delegates from
Sprlngwater Grunge.
TEA2EL CREEK.
The sun shone two or three times
last Sunday aud some have sore eyes.
Can It be that too much darkness
weakens the eyes so that s ray of
sunshine hurts 10 such an extent as
to make tho eye sore?
Rain, rain, rain, let us hope for tho
appearance of "Old Sol" before long.
Frauds Qulnn says when ho lliub
tho bottom of the roads he will tell
us whether they are muddy or not.
EAGLE CREEK.
.March Is here and It arrived like a
roaring lion.
E. L. Palfrey made a brief business
visit to Portland last Thursday. He
was accompanied by Wesley Doug
lass' boarder.
J. H. Whipple went to Portland
Thursday on his return to his home
in Eastern Oregon.
Mr. and Mrs. Ray Woodle went to
Damascus and visited with their uncle
and aunt, Mr. and Mrs. A. W. Cooke,
Saturday and Sunday.
J. F. Brower, of Orient, was on the
hill Sunday and conducted services
at the school house Sunday evening.
Several of the pupils who have been
on me sick list, reiurnea 10 scnooi
Monday morning.
W. J. Howlett, Ray and Claud?
Woodle made a business trip to Es-
tacada last Thursday.
Some of the people on the hill at
tended the Farmers' Instltuto held
at the Grange hall last Wednesday,
and were all well pleased with the
lectures.
COLTCN
March surely came In like a lion
but our hopes are that it will go out
like a lamb.
The mountains are covered with
snow, and r&in Is the 'talk of the day.
Mr. A Kin Is out from Portland and
Is busy planting his fruit trees.
Mr. and Mrs. Carl Stormgreen were
In Oregon City on business Saturday,
returning Sunday.
Mr. John Countryman purchased
a horse from M. Heck of Clarkes last
week.
Mr. W. E. Ronney made a business
trip to Molalla last Thursday.
This weather Is keeping the farm
ers from doing their work.
Mr. J. A. Stormgreen, who has been
sick with grip Is Improving.
Dolph Freeman, of Elwood, has been
very busy the last week plowing for
Mr. Johnson at Colton.
Mr. and Mrs. P. E. Honney, of
Meadow Brook, were visitors at Col
ton one day lasl week.
Mrs. Bergreen was In Oregon City
last Monday.
Mr. Dnnlelson, our merchant,
hauled a load of store good to Mr.
Flrkler In tho mountains last Satur
day. Mr. .Engstorm Is busy preparing to
build a new house.
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MOUNTAIN VIEW.
The Mountain View Sunday School
will have thai long talked of plo soc
ial on Friday evening of this week.
lllrls and women all bring a pie and
men and boys money to buy the pies
which will bo sold at auction. Kvery
one come. Doors n'n at 7:30 and
programme at 8 o'clock.
Horn, to the wife of J. W. Currln
aim pound son.
Kliler J. V. Ware was at home n
few days Ut week , having spent a
week around lllllsboro Washington
county.
Miss llatel Francis lias gone to
work In the store of D. C. Ely again
after a vacation of two months. ,
The Thursday afternoon bible study
meets tills week with Mrs. Mable
Osmon.
Miss Marvel Kly spent last Sunday
at Gladstono with her grandparents,
Mr. and Mrs, Charles Moran.
Mr. Snydow. of Willamette, who Is
learning school near Marrpiam, was
the guest of bis aunt. Mrs. lierber
and family last Saturday evening and
Sunday.
Joe Oerber la at homo again, having
quit his Joii In Portland and taken a
position with the Knterprlno.
Mrs. Minnie Kaum went to Caneniah
to visit her sister, Mrs. Mamhall, who
was sick.
Mrs. Preston Cooper of Mt. Pleas
ant and Miss Hertha May went to
Portland last Friday and spent tho
day with their lter Mrs. Aneta
Ijilnncr.
lt"V. J. Molloy Is seriously III
with pneumonia. lawyer Lodor was
called Monday evening to transact
legal business for him.
C. B. Burfus. of Klwood. was calling
In this berg Tuesday morning, lie
has been In Forest drove visiting his
mother and slater.
Mrs. Charles Irvine, of Indepen
dence Is visiting her parents Mr, and
Mrs, Seeley.
Mr. Osmon Is home for a few days,
their children are belter this week.
The mountain View blacksmith shop
on Molalla Ave. and Mountain Street
has a new name added this week,
liottierg llarnard. Jott llarnard has
bought a half Interest In tho shop.
Mrs. Delia (!otllorg spetti Monday
and Tuesday among friends In Port
land. Mrs. Norah Carrleo. of Ihe Super
ior Mill Company Is visiting wlih rela
tives In Ihs berg.
Miu-k and l.ymnn are ruling and
hauling wood.
Mllo Mack, of Portland, spent last
Sunday here among relatives and
friends,
There was a charivari In this berg
Monday evening on Dunne Street at
tho home of Mrs. Kdgecomn, Miss
.Maggie and Mr. Uiwry were married
hy l(ev. lJiuln Sunday at S o'clock.
DONT HITCH VOUR HORSE IN
THE RAIN (lot acquainted with E.
W. Molllen ft Co., Complete House
furnishers. Use their fres stablo room.
CASTORIA
For Infants and Children.
Till Kind You Have Always Sought
Bsaxa tho
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REDLANO.
Miss Ida Barrett Is visiting with her
brother, Ed Barrett, this week.
Mr. Fullam and little son, Johnny,
are on the sick list.
Willie Anderson is sick with throat
trouble.
Mr. Fullam lias bought another
horse to replace tlje one he lost last
summer.
GREENWOOD.
We are glad to note that Grandpa
Jacks is around again, after an at
tack of la grippe. He Is our oldest
citizen, being past 80 years. We fear
ed that grip would be a dangerous foe
for him to tackle.
Mrs. Pngh, of Portland, Is visiting
with her sons, Lou and Will Morgan.
Hobart Earn man has purchased a
fine, young horae of Robert Clark, of
Mount Pleasant.
We hear on every hand the query,
have you paid your rent yet to the
sheriff? Now It Is up to the gentle
men of the county board to explain
why taxes are doubled. Dimick says
bridges, but bridges are Just what we
are not getting. It Is time that we
take some action toward cutting down
expenses, and one of the first things
to do Is to abolish half of the officers
and split the pay of the rest In the
middle.
8PRINGWATER.
Wasco Shannon bad a sheep killed
by dogs.
The telephone line connecting with
Estacada was cut Saturday. Hereto
fore we have had free exchange be
tween our line and the Estacada line,
They wanted to charge us five cents
a message and we just "balked".
Wherever
We
els Turn
ELECTRIC MOTORS ARE NEEDED
No Matter What They Drive
Or Where They Are
A Saving in Power A Reduction in Expense An
Increase in Output An Improvement in Product
Some very decided improvement always results when
Electric Motors turn the wheels.
THESE BENEFITS ARE ESPECIALLY VALUABLE TO
m
Bakers
Blacksmiths
Bottlers
Butchers
Confectioners
Contractors
Dentists
Dressmakers
Grocers
Launderes
Housekeepers
Jewelers
Machinists
Printers
Woodworkers
ANYONE USING POWER CAN
PROFIT BY CONSULTING
Portfand Railway Light
& Power Company
CO. MILLER, AGENT
OREGON CITY, OREGON