Oregon City enterprise., June 18, 1909, Page 2, Image 2

OUK(.OX CITY KNTKKIMilSM. I-'KIPAY, .1UNK IS,
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The Kind You Have Ahvnys Bought, and which has bet'tt
In use for over 30 years, has borne the rtffttuturo of
and hits boon made under his per-
Jf-f tf- sonal superrLslon sine its infancy.
Hove no onfl to deoei ve vnu in thin.
All Counterfeits, Imitations and" Just-aa-jro!'' are but
Experiment that trifle with and endanger the health of
Infanta and Children Experience against Experiment.
What is CASTORIA
Caotoria is a harmless substitute for Castor Oil, Pare
goric, Props and Soothing Syrups. It is Pleasant. It
contains neither Opium Morphine nor other Jfareotlo
rabstanee. Its ape is its guarantee. It destroys Worms
and allays FeTerUhness. It cures Dlarrluea and Wind
Colic It relieves Teethinff Troubles, cures Constipation
and Flatulency. It assimilates the Food, regulates tho
Stomach, and Bowels trivinff healthy aud natural sleep.
The Children's ranacea The Mother's Friend.
GENUINE CASTORIA ALWAYS
Sears the Signature of
The Kind You Have Always Bought
In Use For Over 30 Years.
TMK eCNTAHII OMNNT, TT UIUT T1trr. NCW MM OH
NEWS OF THE COUNTY
MEADOW BROOK.
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TEASEL CREEK.
The rain man Is wanted Just at the I Grandma Bagby. though quite feeble
present time, very much. ; attended services at Teasel Creek last
Mr. Smith.'of the firm of Eastham ! Sunday.
& Smith, of Oregon Citv. was looking ! Several of our Teasel Creekers took
around Saturday and talking business ln the Rse Carnival last week. All
to a few of our folks. ! rePrt hKh tlnie-
Mr. Jones, of Mulino. Is hauling j Mrs- QlllIln autl n- Willie, made a
lumber from the Meadowbrook lumber l,riP t0 ,he Russellville country last
yard for Mr. Crook and others. : 'eek.
Frank Manlng was In town Satur-I A birthday party was given to Miss
dav and purchased 12.000 feet of lum-1 Ruthle Herman last Thursday night,
ber. Mr. Manlng has purchased land Jllne 10,h- hlcn was enjoyed by all.
at Mulino, where he will build a res- i -Mr- Yoder. our music teacher, being
ldence. I present, had each of his pupils render
James Barlow and R. P. Cooper are a P,efe of mu81c- wnlcn Bave credit to
involrintr the lumber on the Meadow-!-'"- " music readier.
brook lumber vard. Mr. Schafer ex-1 Preaching at Teasel Creek hist Sab
nerts tn nnrrhnse the entire Int nhniir l hath with three additions to tho
600,000 feet. j church.
According to present plans the Mo
lalla bridce at this nlace will he onen-' CLARKES.
ed to the public travel at 4 o'clock
HIGHLAND.
The social mid dance given i,y the
Highland baseball team lust Saturday
night, was a grand success. Baskets
sold readily and everyone enjoyed the
Ice cream and dance.
Then' will ho a grand celebration
given near the Highland Grange Hall
during i he 3d, 4th and 6th.
There will he Interesting speaking
each day by able speakers; also hall
games, races and events follow : The
home bull team taking the Held Hint,
the winning team holds the Held,
there being Jl'O forwarded each day
for the game. ;;- fur winners and
40' ; for losers.
WILSONVILLE.
Wednesday, the 16th.
B. T. Fishburn. of Columbia Falls.
Washington is visiting friends ln
town this week.
Monday Is school meeting day.
Two directors to elect and maybe
three. Well well, that means another
lamp hunt for the Molalla correspond
ent. Miss Mary Kay is visiting her sis
ter, Mrs. Hunt, this week.
MULINO.
There was quite a serious accident
occurred on the road between this
place and Oregon City Friday even
ing. When the team of Mr. Perry, of
Molalla became frightened at some
thing by the road side and ran away,
throwing Mr. Perry and Miss Maud
Manning, who was riding with him.
out of the buggy and bruising them
both up pretty badly, also crippling
one of the horses so badly that it
may have to be shot.
Mr. Wallace Is building an addition
to his barn and haking ready for har
vest. It looks like he expects to
have a large crop as he is going to
have plenty of room to store It.
Mrs. Lyons, a sister of Mrs. Rob
ert Snodgrass, was visiting the latter
Mr. Christ Haag was ln town last
Saturday.
Mr. Scribner, our supervisor Is
working on the road near the Clarkes
store.
St. John, the missionary from China
preached last Sunday In the English
M. E. Church.
Rev. John, of Milwaukle, preached a
temperance lecture In the German
church last Sunday.
Mrs. Scherruble was in Portland
to take in the rose parade.
Mr. W. H. Wettlaufer has cleared
some more land.
Mr.. Buche moved in the Olsen
house last week in Timber Grove.
George Schiewe Is on the sick list.
Ed Grace was working for Mr.
Wettlaufer last week.
Mr. Buche went to town on Mon
day. He is trying to buy a pieceof land
in Timber Grove.
Alex Scherruble was In town last
week. Tuesday.
GREENWOOD.
Mrs. William Thompson, of Rain
ier. Is visiting with Mr. Thompson's
parents, Mr. ,and Mrs. W. B. Thompson.
Buck Smith was severely bruised
about the head by being thrown from
here last week, and Mrs. Snodgresa!3 loaa 01 singles, and several bunch-
accompanied her to Portland Tuesday I es ul somgies railing on mm.
to visit another sister, whom Mrs.
Snodgrass had not seen for 20 years.
Mr. Carlson is building a house on
his place here and expects to move In
to it in the near futurue.
The Shingle mill had a breakdown
Saturday afternoon and had to close
down until repairs can be made.
Children's Day at the Grange hall
Saturday was well attended and an
interesting programme was rendered.
Mr. Shubel, of Oregon City, deliver
ed an interesting address to the
children.
A number of the Mullnoites attend
ed the baseball games at .Molalla Sun
day. There was one between Mar
quam and Molalla, resulting In a score
of 11 to 3 in favor of Molalla, and one
between Molalla second nine and
Mulino with a score of 11 to S in favor
of Mulino.
Mr. Baldwin and Fred Waallace are
cutting cord wood for Mr. Smith.
Joe Daniels was here the latter
part of the week going back home
Sunday.
Mr. Baldwin and Fredemfwypetaoin
August Erickson's family was visit
ing at ljiile Calahan's Sunday.
Mr. Haas has sold his farm con
sisting of 37 acres for J500U.
Mr. Rettinger was badly beaten by
Charlie White a few days ago.
Mr. Brake has been on the sick list
and therefore has been at home the
last two weeks.
Walter Mead Is working at the saw
mill below New Era.
MOLALLA.
The cheese factory Is assuming pro
portions. Uncle Jacob Harless goes to
Stone this Wednesday after Evangel
ist Woods and the "Hig Tent", which
will be pitched at the public square,
where some preaching will be going
on for a few weeks.
Frank Perry and one of his girls
was in a runaway recently; both par
ties and a horse were severely hurt.
JOHN W. THOMA8,
DENTIST.
Molalla Mondays.
D. C. LATOURETTE President.
P. J. MEYER, Cashier
THE FIRST NATIONAL BANK
of OREGON CITY, OREGON
CAPITAL, $50,000.00.
Transacts a General Banking Bualnett.
Open from 9 A. M. to 3 P. M
Office Both Phonea 22
Residence Phone Main 2C24
Pioneer Transfer Co.
Established 18G5
Sucessor to C. N. Greenman
FURNITURE, SAFES AND PIANOS MOVED BY EXPERIENCED
HELP. PROMPT AND RELIABLE SERVICE.
SAND, GRAVEL AND BRICK
Rates Reasonable, Baggage Stored 3 Dayg Free of Charge
Agency for the celebrated MT. HOOD BEER
Oram Uchtonthalor wont to Port
land Thursday.
Mrs. Kidder and Mrs. (.'has. Kpler
were Portland Visitors Saturday.
Mao Baker has gone to Hood Klvor
for a month's vacation.
Mrs. John Butsou was among tho
sight -seers at tho Hose Fair on
Thursday of last week.
Mrs. Sumner and daughter, F.ltna.
wont to Oregon City Thursday,
Mary Hrohst went to Forest Grove
Monday to take part In a musical
recital given by Prof. Chapman, who
has boon her Instructor In music for
some time.
Mrs. Stlnohsugh was the unfortu
nate victim of a runaway nccldont on
Tuesday lust. Tho horse heenme
frightened, overturned the vehicle, and
Mrs. Sllnobaugh was thrown out and
severely injured, but Is slowly re
covering. A Children's Uay Programme will
be given In the M. II. A. Hall next
Sunday evening at S o'clock, under
the able and ottitiout management
of Wilsonvllle's popular school teach
er. Miss Cora Seely.
A splendid programme Is being pro
pared for the celebration of the
Fourth at Wilsonvllle. July 3d. The
tire-works and grand ball In tho ev
ening alone, are being looked forward
to, by lovers of beauty In tire wonders,
and those who trip the light fantastic.
The ball game also bids fair to bo
an extremely Interesting one, being
played between two pretty evenly
matched teams, and both of them be
ing in splendid condition, It remains
to bo seen what the result will be,
rnd to whom the victory will belong.
Ex-Senator George C. Hrownoll, fam
ous for his masterful addresses, will
deliver the oration, and the Woodbuni
band with Its twenty talented perform
ers, will be an Interesting feature of
the day's splendid programme.
A marriage notice of much Interest
to Wilsonvllle people came to the vil
lage correspondent loo late for pub
lication la.-t week. The contracting
parties In this important event were
Mr. Enill Tauchman and Miss Reanna
Silvey. who were married on Sunday.
June 6. at the home of the groom.
The ceremony was performed bv Rev.
Lelsman. of the Lutheran church and
was witnessed by a large number of
friends. After the ceremony a boun
tiful wedding repast was served to
the assembled guests. The groom Is
a young man of energy and ability and
l.as been associated with his father in
the milling business at Wilsonvllle
for a number of years. The bride Is
a lovable young woman and has en
deared herself to her many friends by
her sweet disposition and kindly man
ner. Mr. and Mrs. Tauchman will
reside In Wilsonvllle and the good
wishes of a host of friends will ac
company them to their home upon the
banks of the river.
The Hood View school held Its
graduating exercises followed by a pic
nic dinner In the school house Friday,
June 11. This picnic savored of more
than ordinary interest on account of
all the ten members of the eighth
grade having graduated at the last
May examination as well as for the
fact that Superintendent Gary was in
attendance and gave a helpful and
very scholarly ad'dress to the graduat
ing class, which was much appreci
ated by all present. A splendid pro
gramme waas given by the graduating
class and some of their friends, which
was ln part as follows:
Violin solo. George Stallncher; reci
tation, Marie Calkins; piano solo.
Chas. Tooze; essay, "Evangeline,"
C. Llchtenthaler; piano solo. Mary
Brobst; duet. Elsie Reed and Ruby
Seely; piano solo. Martin Llchtenthal
er; parting song. Graduating class.
After the programme, the diplomas
were presented to the pullps of the
eighth grade by Mr. Calkins, chairman
of the board of trustees, after which
Marie Calkins In a graceful little
speech, presented Miss Murray with
a gold wach and pin, as a slight
token of the appreciation of this much
estemed teacher'B untiring efforts to
ward the graduates of the 8th grade.
Miss Murray was almost too much
overcome with surprise to reply, but
thanked the scholars for their beauti
ful gift In a few well chosen words.
A bountiful repast was served, after
which Ice cream was sold at 10c a
d.sh, the proceeds to go towards buy
ing pictures of Abraham Lincoln and
George Washington for the school.
Everyone present enjoyed the event
to the utmost, but Hood View must
now look well to her laurels as Miss
Murray's fame as an
start to llulsh. Tho feature of the
game was a home rim made by Smith
and one by Gunsko. The local boys
outplayed the Whiles, but they used
poor head work In the Hold; otherwise
the other boys would only had about
throe scores. i)iilto a largo crowd of
inns turned out to witness both
games.
George llardlsty. who has boon
working for J. IC. Wells, cut his loft
band three weeks ago while llllng an
ax. Is laid up at present with blood
ivlsonlng. lr. Weaver, of Hubbard,
Is III attendance.
'Juito a number of people from hero
attended tho picnic at Hubbard Sat
urday. Everyone reported a good
time, (Julio a number of tho young
folks stayed aud enjoyed themselves
at the dance.
LOGAN.
Ixgan was doubled up last time,
but we hope liuio Sam will Hot do
us up so again
Horn, to Mr, and Mrs. Arnold Moa
till, on Juno Nth. a sou.
John Mostul. Finest and Earl tier
her, loft last Monday to visit tho A. Y.
P. Exposition.
Miss Kflle Ktrchotu Is homo from
school in Oregon tity.
There was a ball game here lasi
Sunday between Ugun and Damascus
and the former won by a score of II
to 6.
Paul Klrchom. the cream hauler,
has a new Davenport, stool roller bear
ing wagon.
Mrs. S. I. Wilson conducted tho
eighth grade examination at the lw
or logau school house, last week.
MOUNTAIN VIEW.
Another couple In our burg has boon
made one. George Evorhart and Miss
Pearl Curran wore married In Port
land at the residence of Rev. E. S.
Bollinger last Wednesday afternoon
Monday evening was lire mooting
night Tho boys all congregated
around the store for a treat from the
groom. Tho ladles treat will come
later.
P. H. Curran Is still seriously 111.
Mrs. West and children wore visit
ing friends on the hill on Wednesday
of last week.
Fred Pendleton, of Molalla, was
shaking hands with old friends hero
last week.
Mrs. Fred Kverhurt. of Molalla,
was visiting In this burg a few days
last week. She. with Mrs. Hall, went
to Portland to witness the marriage
of her son. George.
Miss Palsy Hughes Is visiting her
mother In Portland a few days this
week.
Mrs. A. I Wlckerman visited a
few days last week with Mrs. Mitchell
on the Molalla road.
Mrs. Swallow and children, of Ma
ple Line, were guests of J. Purling
and wife Sunday.
Mrs. W. W. Aldredge went to Elk
City, I.lnrlon County. Monday to visit
her brother. Mint Itandall and family
and attend the wedding of her niece,
Miss Univa Randall. Miss Klla Dar
ling furnished a bouquet of carna
tions for Miss Luna's wedding.
Mr. Sagar. of Shubel, was In town
Monday. Ho had a telegram from
Alaska telling of the ileal h of his
son. Tom, who was accldently shot.
Miss Ella Darling spent Wednesday
of last week at Mt. Talsir, visiting
Mrs. Retta Sebolt.
Mrs. Cromer and daughter, of
Springwater. are visiting her parents,
Mr. and Mrs. l,ewelen.
Frank Albright, who has been In
Vancouver, B. C. returned home Inst
Sunday.
Mrs. Seeley and Mrs. Crawford are
at Independence visiting with their
daughters, Mrs Jennie Irvine and Mrs.
Hessle Aldredge.
Mr. Crawford Is on the sick list
this week.
Mr. Osmon has his niece from
Portland visiting them.
Ed Gottberg has sold his black
smith shop and residence to Mrs. Ma
West. Grandma Gottberg is going to
Oswego with her daughter.
Mrs. Grace Ely and children ent
to the mountains above Molalla t'.ds
week. Mrs. Ely Is chaperone for a
party of girls who are camping and
spending their vacation catching
trout.
Charlie Ely will go to the mountains
the latter part of the week.
Commencement exorcises look place
In the M. E. Chinch of (his olt.v, They
wore well aal tended and a good pro
gramme rendered. Those to receive
diplomas wore; Fred linker, l.l.'lo
Buddy mid Gladys linker, from the
Icmh guide, Adah Mass, Mnhcl
Larson, Mabel llniiholoniow, Emory
Ueani, Thomas Johnson, Eddie Her
dine, Pony Jones from I ho Eighth
grade.
Ilosa Lynd and Mlko O'Luy wore
In Portland Thursday for the Ito-io
Carnival. '
There was tpilto a crowd of yoiini
folks wont from hero to Mt, Uo.i l
Sunday lo see tho ball game. From
all reports tho game was a good on .
Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Mass, Mr.
and Mrs. Inudor Capon, Mr and Mrs.
Arch Itoss, Mr. and Mrs, Frank Capon
Mr. and Mrs. Ohon Tonkin, Miss Nora
Roam. Uinta linker. John Itonm, Jr.,
C. D. Dollar and Harry Shipley attend
ed tho Koso Carnival on Saturday
evening,
MACKSBURG.
Mrs Stolr, of Macksburg, returned
from Portland, whore she has boon
visiting her daughter. Miss Liuio
Mrs .1. Wells, tif Macksburg. visited
her parents, Mr. and Mrs. ('. llardlsty,
of Hubbard last week.
George llardlsty, of Hubbard, who
has been staying with bis brother-in-law.
is laid up with blood poison In
his loft hand.
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STAFFORD.
With the exception of Thursday.
June liHh, the past work was very
pleasant, but dry; but Thursday the
mercury registered 110 at Gage's, who
keeps the record for tin1 weather bu
reau at Portland, aat this place
Those who attended the Koso postl
al express themselves as delighted
with the wonderful display.
Miss Julia Weddoll Is entertaining
a young friend from Ashland, whore
she attended school.
Mrs. Aernl and Mr. and Mrs Keller
are to go Thursday to Wnodhtirn to
intend the camp meeting which Is bo
Ing hold there by the religious so
cletv called the Church of God.
The rats have boon taking Mrs.
Aernl's chickens, and at Gages tho
young chicks Just big enough for frys
disappeared by tho doon till the
broods wore reduced III a few nights
fnm (ill to li!. When a lx trap was
set and found sprung In tho morning
It was weighted down under water
and in n few hours taken out and
opened disclosing a sleek, fat skunk
of unusual sue. lie seems lo have
boon a bachelor as no more have boon
caught.
Mrs. Powell's baby has been having
measles.
Mr. Weiseiiborn had another sick
spell a wool ago, but Is bettor again.
Rev. Waehlto has tendered his res
ignation to take effect In September,
On account of ill health ho fools oblig
ed to seek a dryer climate. He will
be missed by old and young as ho
Sore Nipples.
Any mother who has had experlenco
with this distressing ailment will be
pleased to know that a euro may be
effected by applying Chamberlain's
Salve as soon as the child Is done
nursing. Wipe it oft with a soft cloth
before allowing the baby to nurse.
Many trained nurses uso this salve
with best results. Fore sale by Hunt
ley Bros. Company.
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Wo are thenldnt and hot known ilriclly
tvliolcnalt- houo in iho Northnctl,
l or 44 vcur coiiumiouily in buiincu ri(lu
here in Portland.
Wo mt now iiiakiuil radical departure.
In atii.ii l.nslilio where you are unable til
pii rcli ac t It I IS NOIIl.L mo aro foiii lo
tell direct aud tilve you money.
No more dungcr of rcllllcd botilii.
No more danger nl not gelling iho real tiling.
qiMrt ImIiIm, rkd in pUui
U charge praid lo lha
bmihI raUiuad strM otfit
$ 90
Pure old lioneil whiskey bellied by tho
diilillcr. livery bottle nimruntrcd,
Impiiro ol any bunk or truit company in
Oregon ai In our landing.
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bus been u faithful worker.
Jake Sch ii I overhauled Mr. liago"s
telephone, which had refused to talk
and found Iho wire man. who put In
new Imltcrtca had hitched two nega
tives together.
The deep wells of the polghborhiHid
rupilro gasoline engines
Three of Mrs, KchnU's daughters
came out from Portland Saturday
and returned Sunday.
Z.ack Kllogscu has boon having 4th
Instant Relief From Dread Catarrh.
Why don't you gel rid of Hint nasty,
humiliating dlro'iino 1111111111?
You can do It If you really want to
Hut you can t cure caiiirrli In a few
days, that's it 11 tiller liiiHinniblllty, be
caimo there Is no remedy Known Unit
will kill (lie catarrh genus In 1I111I
short time
Hill Vim t-jiii ,.irt ,-nlnrrli t v.iti will
of Jul) every day but Sunday, breaking 1 ,, v , ,,,. Mlll ,r.,t( t
r "'" ""'""" 'i """ llyoniel 1 pronounced High omo( three
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rou) roiarp iitiu h minimi .u'moiiy
last
TWILIGHT.
llyoniel euros catarrh by killing the
germs and It kills the germs hecntino
It K"a where tho germs are.
llyoniel Is a powerful antiseptic and
tosirgo Umello Is attending Iho o, germ killing nlr; It Is made from the
A. C. commencement exorolsca this Huld extiaeted from llie eucalyptus
week. Ills sou. Marshall. Is n mom- 'roes of Australia wliero calurih l
WANTED Men and women to enter
contest for the beautiful $200 lot
In South Oregon City, to be given
away by Tho Oregon City Enter
prise. For particulars apply Enter
prise ofllce.
ber of this year's graduating clans
Mrs llovks, of Mulino, Is vlnltliig
her sister. Mrs. C. K. SUk.
Gladys K) peynkl Is suffering from
a severe uilack of measles and Is
at Iho home of her grandmother, Mrs
D. II. Martin.
Itiuiiii McCord, of Portland, spent
Sunday with her parents. Mr. ami
Mrs. William McCord.
Mrs, Hoy of Kelso, Wash.. Is
visiting her sou, I) L. I ley Inn
Mrs. Tom Martin mid Mrs. IV I.
Hoylau, are attending tho conference
of tho I'ulted llrelbreii Church at
Philomath this week.
Mrs. Meyers and son. of Mexico,
are visiting Mrs. Meyers' daughter,
Mrs. Henry Sehoer. Mrs. Arthur Kits
sell, of Myrtle Point, a sister of Mrs
Scheer. Is also visiting ber.
A bible rlass and n temperance lo
glon have been started by Mrs. Ilort
McArthur. providing lino religious en
tertaliimeiit uud profit for obi iind
young.
link now tl.
It gives relief Instantly, stops
hawking In a few days mid Is giiitrau
teed by Huntley llros. Drug Co. In
cure catarrh, asthma, croup and broil
chills or money buck A complete out.
111. Including Inhaler rants ft 00 and
extra but den of llyoniel cost fill reins
"Hyomel rortnluly saved my life
aud I accord It the credit which It
deserves and merit. There Is nutli
lug too strong for me lo nay regard
lug llyonii I Mrs Ada Hopklna, X
Cutter Ave, Coldwater, Mich, Aug
i;os.
MI-ONA
Cures Indigestion
It relieves stomach misery, ur stom
ach, l b liing.iin.l cup s all stotiiiteh tin
riwi or iiKUiry Iwk. Ijirgfl lx of tab
lets 60 cents. Druista in all towns.
WILLAMETTE.
Knowledge nas gone auroau over
land.
Quite a number of young folks of
this place have gone strawberry pics:
Ing.
John Ream Is up again and Is w.irk
Ing In the office of the W. P. P.
There Is one or two cases of whoop
ing cough In town.
Mrs. Robert Baker has returned
from Sherwood, where she spent two
weeks with her parents, Mr. and Mrs
A. P. Todd.
Mr. and Mrs. Mlent Peters spent
Wednesday with their daughter, Mrs
Frank Shipley.
hniest Mass and E. A. Young were
at the auto races Saturday at Port
land.
Alia Young, of Pennsylvalna, Is
visiting her brother, Capl. P. J. Young
Gua Schnoor Is very busy getting
Imparter of i ready for his picnic on (he 20th of this
the
MACKSBURG.
A few farmers have started in to
make hay, but most of them will wait
until after the fourth aB that is gen
erally the safest time to cure hay.
The hay crop will be light through this
section of the country and we think
throughout the valley. Some people
say that hay will be $.;0 per ton next
winter.
From the latest report we hear thai.
J. R. Fisher and family, who bave
been stricken with diphtheria, are Im
proving. Mrs. F. Wehner and son. Willie,
have got the whooping cough.
While the boys of this place were
batting flys, Herman Wehner had the
misfortune to get his nose broke. Dr.
B. F. Giesy, of Aurora said it may
be a couple of weeks before he will
be able to work.
Mrs. J. E. Wells arid children and
Mrs. J. F. Oglesby went lo Hubbard
Wednesday to viidt with relatives for
a few days.
Ralph Cribble, who haH been work
ing at Chehalls, Wash., has returned
home.
Say, did you see the ball games at
Macksburg Sunday? Well, If you didn't
you missed It. There was a double
header here. The Canby Blues came
over In the morning happy and gay,
but went home disheartened with
four runs to their credit while Macks
burg got nine. In the afternoon the
White school nine, which has been
defeating most every nine It played,
came down to cross bats with the
Macksburg boys. As It was they got
eight scores while WE got nine. H
was a fast and snappy game from I
month. There Is quite a crowd out
from Oregon City every Sunday to
help him
Mrs. E. A. Sommer and Mrs. Clarke
were the guests of Mrs. M. Gary,
Aug llrelmer and family have moved
Into their new house.
Babe Ilcvens spent last week In
Portland attending the .Rose Carnival.
Lizzie Schoenhelnz spent the last
of the week In Portland with her
friend, Luewella Hoselton.
Everett Downey Is recovering from
his Illness.
Mrs. James Downey spent Monday
In Portland.
MIhs Pauline Koellenneler spent
Thursday with her friend, Miss Gladys
Baker.
Mrs. A. Fromong and Mrs. Dollar
were visiting with Mrs. J, Fromong
In West Oregon City.
Mr. H. H. Dlankenshlp, formerly of
this place, has purchased a farm In
Southern Callflrnla.
A. Buckles has sold his house and
two lots to Mr. George Elllngsen.. Mr.
Klllngsen Is a well-to-do farmer of
Stafford
If You are Worth $50,000 Don't Read
This,
This will not Interest you If you are
worth fifty thousand dollars, but If
you are a man of moderate means you
cannot afford to employ a physician
when you have an attack if diarrhoea,
you will be pleased to know that one
or two doses of Chamberlain's Colic,
Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy will
cure It. This remedy has been used
for many years and Is thoroughly re
liable. Price 25 cents. For sale by
Huntley Bros. Company.
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C G. MILLER. AGENT
OREGON CITY, OREGON