OKEGOX CITY EXTEKP1MSK, F1U DAY, MAY 21, 1009.
Every citizen of Clackamas County is invited to attend. Ladies you are invited; Bring the men; Bring the young folks to the big
FOR ADVERTISING
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If Yoai Friends are Boosters, bring them. If they are not bring them anyway they will be Converted
STIRRING SPEAKERS
President Wetherbee
Or THE PORTLAND COMMERCIAL CLUB
Dr. J. R. "Wetherbee, the Progressive Successful Portland Busi
ness Man, who is the head of the Great Commercial Club has
organized the Portland "500,000-1912" movement. He is a
forceful, entertaining talker-witty, lively, incisive-a human dr-namo-the
type of man that is bringing Portland to the front as
the leading Business City of the Pacific Coast.
Five Minute
Booster Talks
by Hon. Geo.
C. Brownell
and Hon. Gil
bcrt L. Hedges.
Booster Chapman
THE EVANGELIST OP ADVERTISING
C. C. Chapman, the Publicity Expert, whose methods have been
adopted with such striking success by Portland, Salem, Astoria,
Bosie, Spokane, Victoria and . 38 other cities of the Pacific
Northwest. As a direct result of his work over 110,000 letters
of inquiry have been received from people who seek homes, op
portunity and investments in the Oregon communities.
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BOOSTER SONGS
By Commercial Club Quartette
SPIRITED STORIES
Both Speakers Tell Lively Stories
INSPIRING MUSIC
Concert Band and Orchestra
HEAR CLACKAMAS COUNTY EX TOLLED IN SONG AND SPEECH
Shi wly ys Opera House, Tuesday, May 25, 8 Po
Hearken to the Story of How Other Oregon Cities Advertise. Boost for the Payroll City and the Garden County
Oregon City Commercial Club Publicity Committee
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Milwaukee and Northwestern Clackamas
Those who have news for the
Milwaukee department of the
, Enterprise should either mail
it to the Milwaukee Editor of
the Enterprise at Oregon City
or leave It at the real estate
and Insurance office of A. H.
Dowling In Milwaukee, or with
Justice of the Peace Kelso.
MILWAUKEE.
At , a special meeting of the Mil
waukee Volunteer Fire Department
Monday night, the members voted to
disband on account of the non-support
of the city officials.
J. J. Straight, electrician at the car
shops here has been transferred to
the shops at the O. W. P. dock in
Portland for a few days. He is re
wiring the cars and getting them
ready for the summer run.
The Rose City Shingie Co.'s mill
has been shut down for the last few
days waiting the arrival of a raft of
logs.
Work on the new bank building has
been delayed on account of not being
able to got gravel for the completion
of the basement. Messrs. Toats and
Moran, the contractors, expect to fin
ish the basement, this week.
Alex Flatland, who has been in
New Jersey for two years arrived here
Tuesday. Mr. Flatland was shop fore
man for the O. W. P. for some time
before leaving for New Jersey. He
expects to remain for some time.
The construction of the new resi
dence for Mr. Arighi is being rushed.
The concrete basement being finished
and carpenters will begin on the
frame work at once.
F. C. Harlon, Jr. is just completing
a launch for Dr. Cline and expects to
launch it in a few days. The boat will
be 24 feet long and about live feet
beam and will be equipped with a
ten-horse power Yale gasoline en
gine. Mr. rialow expects the boat to
make a speed of twelve miles an hour.
Mr. Eddy, the purchasing agent on
right of way. Is making good progress
on tbe buying of the right of way
for the B. & W. road through Milwau
kee. As soon as he completes the
purchasing of same, the work , will
start on the new road.
Evangelical Church Services N
Shupp, pastor: The pastor will deliv
er a short talk on baptism next Sun
day morning at 10 o'clock, after which
the ordinance of baptism will be ad
ministered to a number of converts.
In the evening at 8 o'clock, the pas
tor will preach liiB last sermon for
the conference year. The Senior and
Juniors will bold a Joint meeting at
7 P. M. Subject: "Birds and Flow
ers." B. M. Lisle will have charge of
this meeting.
Rov. N. Shupp will attend the an
nual session of conference next week,
which convenes at Lents. Or. Bishop
S. P. Spreng, D. D., of Cleveland, O.,
who Just returned from an extended
trip to China and Japan, will preside
at this session of conference.
The Union Depot, presented here on
Friday evening by local talent, was
one of the most successful entertain
ments ever given in Milwaukee. On
the first night of the attraction the 1 concerts on every Sunday afternoon,
hall was fairly packed with an en-1 Among the attractions will be the
thusiastlc audience. The proceeds : feeding of the hundreds of fish, which
from Friday evening amounted to ! takes place dally at 5 o'clock; zoo.
$90.50. By request the play was re- j swings, etc. Crystal Lake Park is a
peated on Monday evening, the school j most desirable place to spend an af
children being admitted free of ; ternoon and evening.
Frank Walsh was In Oregon City on
business Thursday morning.
Let Dowling sell your property
JENNINGS LODGE.
charge. The proceeds of the last night
amounted to over $31. The entertain
ment, which was given under the' di
rection of Miss Snyder, was for tbe
benefit of the Milwaukee school. Ev
eryone in the cast did exceptionally
well, especially A. H. Dowling, Mrs.
Eisert. Will Kiel. Arthur navls Miss
Innes, Oscar Wlssinger, Mrs. Pearl The Woman's Industrial Club was
Wissingsr. The choruses and solos ' entertained at the home of Mrs.
were all highly appreciated. Milwau- j Fre Terry at her home 00 t,,e river
kee can boast of havine the best lo-l'"'" n Thursday, May 13. The
cal talent of any town of Its size In ! Piesldent, Mrs. Will Jacobs presiding.
the state. Many of those taking nart 11 as aeciuea to tane up a stuuy aim
in The Union Depot in this city would
make many a professional jealous with
envy.
J. E. Wetzler, the contractor, of
gravel and sand, has received this
Mesdames Morse and Evans and Miss
Arknne Shaver will arrange the cal
endar for the coming six months. Six
teen members were present and the
guests of honor were Mrs. Smith and
week another large baree load of I Miss Barker, of Cornelius, Oregon.
gravel After the high waters of June An Invitation to meet with Mrs. Rosa
have subsided, Mr. Wetzler expects toon May 27th, was acepted.
bring a great deal more here, and have Mr3- J- B- Evans served a dainty
it placed high and dry from the river. 1 luncheon at her home, the Maples,
Mr. Dowling, ig the local agent. Mr. laBt week in honor of Mrs. May Van
Wetzler has purchased a new team, iTassel, who has recently returned from
and quicker service can be given now j California. Several members of tho
than heretofore. social club from Portland were pres-
. Saturday was cleanup day In Mil-1 ent and an afternoon was spent with
w aukee. Many were out early In the j music ana earns.
mornin? with rakes, shovels and hoes On the evening of May 12th a mini
cleaning up yards, streets and alleys. 'her of friends surprised Mr. and Mrs.
The street committee of the city coun-! Scripture, of Oregon City, the occa
cil provided wagons to carry away and i80" heing their 20th wedding annlvcr
dispose of the rubbish. Milwaukee islsary. After twenty years of wedded
now nresentine a neat aonearance. I life Mr. and Mrs. Scripture again
Hundreds of people pass through this plighted their troth and Rev. Black-
town on the cars daily, and it is now !-'" perrormeu me ceremony. Mrs.
the Intention of the people of this 1 Morse, of this place, was ring bearer,
rles on Saturday, May 15th. j
A very Impressive service was held I
at the Christian Church at Gladstone, 1
on Monday evening, when through the
kindness of Rev. Mulvany, tho bap
tismal fount of that Church was used 1
Rev. Shupp, of Milwaukle, read the
baptismal service of the Evangelical
Church and Mr. A. F. Russell and Mr 1
and Mrs. Pratt, were Immersed. Af- i
ter which a short service was held. A
number attended from here.
Mrs. Merritt and children, of. Port
land, have been entertained at the
Redmond home for a few days. Mrs
Merritt resided here last summer and
her friends are pleased to have her
among us.
A number of loads of lumber ar
rived last week for the new tabernacle
and on Monday fiva carpenters were
busily
the new structure
HARMONY.
Everyone Is enjoying the bountiful
sunshine after the rain.
Mrs. Reynolds and family have
moved to Lents.
Arrived at the homo of Mr. and
,Mrs. M. Dayman, u daughter,
j Quite a number Attended the enter
tainment In Mllwaukti! Friday and
, Monday nights.
A surprise party was given Miss
Mary Vlerbus last Saturday night. A
pleasant evening was spent.
Mrs. Walter Raker left Inst Tues
day for Canby, on a visit to her
brother, Henry limine.
Mrs. Welland, who came here a
few weelis ago for a visit with her sis
ter, Mrs. W. Jaulz, died last Thurs-
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Merritt were visitors at the county i
seat on Saturday.
Edward Morrlssey loft for South
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Dakota last Friday afternoon
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On Sunday afternoon Fanny Smith i' ' ,. , ' .
entertained six of her little friends 1 r- Kll,'' "I1""1, 1 ' r
In honor of her ninth birthday. Daln-! Pitrt of U!it w,"'k "' ut
ty refreshments were served and the '
following little folks were her guests: GLAD8TONE.
Jennie and Harold Pratt, Annie and
Glenn Russell, Doris Palnton and Bes
sie Roberts.
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luncheon on Monday noon in honor of I Arllllr paddock and wife of Can
Miss Scripture's birthday. Covers . ,,. wrc visitors at tho home of
were laid for fourteen of the relatives . c,mty Treasurer Paddock last Sun
of Mrs. Morse and Miss Scripture. In v
Fred Slevers wears n smile that
l won't come off. Ills wife has present-
place to keep the streets free from
rubbish, and make the town attractive.
Many from this place are planning
to go to Gladstone on Saturday to at
tend the Clackamas County School
League field meet. Several of the
Mrs. Forrester, of Arleta, was brides
maid, and Mr. Ely, of Oregon City,
was best man. Miss Mable .Morse, of
this place and Mrs. Hickman, of Ore
gon City, were flower girls. Prof. Bet
zel, of Oregon City, and Mr. A. F
Milwaukee boys are to enter in the Parker, of Gladstone, were the pages,
.ports. " After extending congratulations for
Melvln Cole, of the state of Wash- many more years or weouea miss, a
ington, has been visiting with his dainty wecimng supper was served. A
cousin, Mrs. A. Hi Dowling. Mr. Cole,
who has disposed of his business In
Washington, is now looking for a lo-lhigh regard in which this couple are
cation, and expects to go into the
sheep raising business.
Elkins & Kelso are still adding fix
tures to their ice cream and confec
tionery parlors on Main street. Tbey
have added a new soda fountain, and
new glass show cases. They will also
have new matting placed on the floor,
which will add to the Interior appear
ance. Otto Witte, proprietor of the beau
tiful summer resort. Crystal Lake
Park, will open the place of amuse
ment on Saturday evening, with a
grand ball. On Sunday the formal
opening will take place, and Mr. Wltte
invites all of his old patrons to visit
very beautiful set of china was left
by the guests as a token of love and
held. ' Those who attended from the
Lodge were, Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Morse,
Mr. and Mrs. Palnton, Mr. and Mrs.
Roberts and the Misses Carrie Scrip
ture and Mabel Morse.
Mr. and Mrs. Allen Brown drove
to Portland on Saturday. Mr. Brown
accompanied by Miss Sibyl took a trip
to Hillsboro on the electric car.
Mrs. H. H. Emmons has purchased
a very fine black driving horse from
a well known horseman of Portland.
Mr. Elmer Boardman made a busi
ness trip up the valley, remaining a
greater part of last week at Buxton.
Mr. and Mrs. J. B. Evans, of this
place, and Mr. and Mrs. J. Coleson
this place. There will be two band ! Hare, of Portland, were the guests of
their parents, Mr. and Mrs. Ira Dod-
qnn of Troiitdale to a strawberrv din.
ner on Sunday, May 10. Mr. and Mrs.
. Dodson raise the "Gold Dollar" berry
and their first berries were ripe on
THE JOHN80N REALTY CO.
City Lots, Acreage and Farms
a Specialty.
P. O. Box 213
May 9th.
The first strawberries to ripen in
this vicinity were those grown at the
summer home of Judge Bronaugh.
Milwaukee, Ore. I They having picked some luscious ber-
the afternoon Mrs. Palnton gave a tea
at the Morse home for Miss Scripture
The following Invited guests re
sponded with a postal shower: Mes
dames Rice, Boardman, Ross, Smith,
Pratt, McMonlgal, Evans, Shaver,
Jacobs, Km mens, Terry, Wilcox
Bockner, C. P. Morse and Roberts and
Palnton and G. E. Morse.
Mr. and Mrs. Herman Bohlander, of
Portland, were Sunday visitors at tho
Flnley home.
Mrs. Hampton and Jack spent Tues
day In Portland.
Miss Barker, of Cornelius, Or., was
the guest of Miss Shaver last week.
Mr. 1. J. MorriH, of Newberg, was
a caller at this llttlo burg this week.
Mr. Martin, of Portland, who owns
property here, was out on Monday
looking after his Interests.
At the meting at the chapel on
Thursday, May 13th, the society at
this place was named and shall be
known as the Grace Chapel of Jen
nings Lodge, and the following officers
were elected: For trustee for three
years, Mr. Goodrich Boardman; trus
tee for two year term, A. F. Russell;
trustee for one year, Frank Pratt;
class leader, Mrs. Elizabeth Board
man; stewards, Mrs. Delilah Pratt
and Alice Palnton.
CLACKAMAS.
The many friends of Rev. and Mrs.
W. B. Moore tendered them a fare
well reception Tuesday evening, May ready for the plasterers,
11. At the same time a reception of
welcome was given the new pastor,
who Is also Rev. Moore. Preceding
the reception a baptismal service was
held In the church at which four child
ren received the Sacrament of Baptism.
Refreshments were served, and the
evening was pleasantly spent In so
cial Intercourse. It is with sincere
regret that the people of Clackamas
say good bye to their faithful pastor,
who has been with them nearly five
years. -! ' . "
Those who live on Arlington Htreet,
east of the motor line, have signed
contracts with the Portland General
Electric Company for electric lights.
Two blocks of the walk on Arling
ton atreet have been built. Mr. Dun
mulr and son are doing the work.
F. S. Baker has purchased lots 4,
5, 11 and 12 of Block 5:1, and will be
gin the erection of a house Immedi
ately. Mr. Baker contemplates build
Ing three bouses oh this property.
A. F. Parker has opened a barber
shop In part of tho new building Just
built by P. G. Wells. Ho says business
Is Just twice as good as ho had hoped
It would be.
Parker & Schooley have a real es
tate office In Parker's new barber
shop.
Tho High School League Is getting
the park In shapo for their athletic
meet.
James Tracy Is having a large
quantity of shingles hauled on his
two-acre tr'ict. near the Chambers
Howell property. Mr. Tracy Is rather
close moid lied about this venture and
there Is a great deal of speculation as
to what he is going to do.
H. B. Rockwell has purchased two
lots near the Christian church, Ho
has had the ground plowed and will
erect a modern six-roomed bungalow
on the premises as soon as he can
get material on the ground.
The house which Wllllum LaSalle
Is building for Harry O. Paddock Ih
Mr. Pad-
book ever published.
The following committee have
been appointed by the president of
the Gladstone Improvement Club:
For the 4th of July Celebration: Ex
ecutive coinmlttee Oscar Freylag, A.
K. Parker. K. P. Carter, Chambers
Howell and r. L Uswaiil; uierury
exercises W. K. Johnson, II. (I. Pad
dock, V. T. Tooze; spurts, W. If.
Miller, T. F. Ryan and W. It. Iianti.
The following general committees
were also appointed: t'ommltlee on
Incorporation ('. T. Toozo, C. W.
I'arrlsh. C. A. Baxter, K. J. Noble, K.
P. Carter; electric lights Wm. Im
allc. H. C. Salisbury and II. Barlow.
Notice.
Tim Retail Liquor Dealers' Associ
ation of Oregon City, Oregon, offers
n ri'waril of $ J.l.uo for anyone who
will furulHli Information of any one
selling liquor, beer or wluo on Sun
days. Information must he sutuVlciil
to convict Hie guilty parly or parties.
RETAIL Llyl'OU IHOALKUS' AHtf'N.
Crystal Lake Park to Open.
Crystal Lake Park lit Milwaukle,
will open on Saturday evening of this
week with a grand hall, nud tho for
mal opening of this favorite resort
will be on Sunday, May 23. Manager
Wltte has the following attractions
for Sunday: Games with prizes, sou
venirs, fireworks, fish liond. zoo,
swings, etc. One of the attractions of I
this beautiful garden spot Is tlm nat
ural mineral springs. Watch the feed
Inn of the Hah at R o'clock. Baud
concerts every Sunday afternoon and
evening. Admission to tho grounds,
10 cents;- children, free,
Plleel Piles! Piled
Williams' Indian Pile Olntmnnt will
cunt Blind, Bleeding and Itching Piles.
It almorbs the tumors, allays Itching
at once, acts as a poultice, gives Ill
slant red Inf. Williams' Indian Pits
Ointment Is prepared for Piles and
Itching of the private parts. Sold by
druggists, mall 00c and $1.00. Wllllsms
.Mfg. Co., Props., Clavalsnd, O. For
null, by Jonns Drug Co.
Instructive Lecture Given.
"The Ijind of Massacres," was tho
subject of an Instructive and Interest
ing lecture given at the Willamette
hall Tuesday night by Marcus H. Par-
onnaglun. Tho leeturo was given tin-,
der the auspices of the M. E. Church.
The hall was well filled with an ap
preciative audleiico.
DO YOU OWN A HYOMEI INHALER?
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dock seems to be backward about puL-
tlng this place on the market for
rent. Home say he is going to open
a bachelor's club.
R. E. Streblg Is closing a deal for
property in Gladstone and will have
a regular city meat market opened
before the first of July.
The Ladles of the Christian Church
are gathering up the best recipes of
all the good cooks in Gladstone for
their new books. Judging from tho
healthy appearance of the Inhabitants
of this section this will be the best
If you have a llttlo Hyomel Inhnler
(pronounced Hlgh-o-me) in your homo
you hnvo a treasure.
Into this hard rubber Inhaler you
can pour a few drops of Hyomel and,
presto, you hnvo the best llttlo physi
cian for catarrh, coughs, colds, bron
chitis, croup and asthma, tha world
has ever -known.
When you breatho Hyomel you bring
tho healing virtues of tho mountain
ous foresls to your homo. You get
the very same healing, antiseptic air
that you would breatho If you resided
In the forests of pine and eucalyptus
of Inland Australia, where catarrh or
consumption was never known to ex
ist. If you have a Hyomol Inkaler in
your homo, get a bottlo of Hyomoi for
00 cents.
If you have not an Inhaler, ask for
a complnto outfit, which cosls but $1
and' Includes an Inhaler, a bottlo of
Hyomel, and simple instruction for
use.
Hyomel is sold and guaranteed by
Huntloy Bros. Co. to euro catarrh,
aslhma or bronchitis, or money back.
It will relieve a cold lu five minutes,
and will broak it up in five hours. It
gives most gratifying relief to con
sumption sufferers, and is sold by
leading druggists everywhere.
Cures Indigestion
It relieves stomach misery, sonr stom
ach, belcdiing.ami cures all stomach dis
easo or money back. Largo box of tab
lets CO cents. Druggists lu all towns.
Women Used To
Carry
THEIR GROCERIES WITH
THEM IF THEY HAD NO SER
VANT TO DO IT FOR THEM.
WHAT A DIFFERENCE BE
TWEEN THAT METHOD AND
OUR UP-TO-DATE DELIVERY
8YSTEM.
We Deliver
Groceries
ANY WHERE IN OR NEAR
TOWN AND IN. ANY QUAN
TITY. OUR WAGONS GO
RIGHT BY YOUR DOOR EV
ERY DAY, SO YOU MIGHT
A8 WELL HAVE IT STOP
AND LEAVE WHAT YOU BUY
HERE WHETHER IT BE A
BAR OF 80AP OR A BIG
BASKET OF FINE THING8
TO EAT.
J. E. SEELEY
THE PEOPLE'S STORE
NINTH AND MAIN 8TS.,
OREGON CITY, OREGON