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NEWS OP THE COUNTY
MOUNTAIN ROAD.
Mrs. Strasburg was calling at the
Eisle home Sunday on business.
Noisy Allen spent Sunday with
friends and relatives of this place.
Mrs. Zimmerman was taken quite
sick Sunday, but Is much better at
the present writing.
Carl Eisle went to Willamette one
day this week.
Mrs. LaFlemme spent Sunday with
her parents. Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Eisle.
Johnny Helberg was visiting his
friend, Johnny Zimmerman on Sun
day. Mr. Ehlers Is doing some painting
. In this neighborhood this week.
Ernest Boeknian made a flying trip
to Wllsonville-last week.
Fred Baker spent Saturday in this
berg digging spuds for L. Koeller
meier. August Koellermeier, Sr. was doing
business In town this week.
John Holub. of Gladstone, passed j
through here on his way to John i
Babsh's place Sunday.
Miss Anna Hodge has returned
home from Portland, where she has
beep spending a few days with her
aunt, Mrs. Eddy.
Mrs. L. Koellermeier and Mrs. E.
S. Kruse spent Sunday with her
mother. Mrs. B. F. Baker, of Wtllara-.-
ette. Mrs. Baker has been quite sick,
but Is ebtter now.
Fritz Zimmerman was hauling rock
Friday and Saturday on the road.
Neils Christensen. Jr. was hauling
straw Saturday.
Miss Alice Eisle went to Portland
Sunday and returned home the follow
ing Saturday.
Frank Keluhofer made a trip to Wil
lamette one day this week.
We hear we are going to lose our
neighbors, Mr. and Mrs. Peterson.
There was a family moved Into their
house lately and the Petersons will
leave In a short time, but do not
know just where they will go.
REDLAND.
That bear did not drown Don, but
coming up behind him he very nearly
drowned him.
Mrs. S. K. Gray was taken suddenly
111 last Friday at her home, her chil
dren were sent for, but only the daugh
ter, Mrs. D-vis, of Oregon City, and
her son Frank, of Wllhoit, came as
the other sons, Harry and Carl, could
not be located. Her son, George, at
Lents, has not arrived yet. Mrs. Gray
is under Dr. Mount's care. Every
thing is being done, but there is
little hope for her recovery.
The Misses Ada and Emma Brock
went to Portland last Friday and visit
ed with their cousins, Alva Dallen
and wife over Sunday.
SHOE
NEWS
The Oregon City Shoe
Store has been purchased
fcyJfjstinS.Lageson
from S. Pallay. Mr.
Lageson will take posses
sion next Monday. Yoa
are invited to call. -:- -:-
Oregon City Shoe Store
MAIN STREET . i OPP. POSTOFFICE
$4.22
tipom offic.
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pnaaoi fossr smarts
It is reported that the Clear Creek
Lumber Company has resumed work,
but under a new firm.
Mrs. Stone bought a roll of butter
from Mrs. Wilcox, which was deliver
ed by placing It In Mrs. Stone's mail
box, but 'it happened that the mail
carrier got there before Mrs. Stone
and of course placed the contents of
the mail box in his wagon, as every
thing there is supposed to be for
him, and continued on his route. He
met Mr. Stone and requested him to
thank Mrs. Stone for the nice roll of
butter. It surely Is somebody's place
to treat. Whose?
Mr. Weiderhoisen Is buying tile to
tile his place, which he bought some
time ago of Mrs. Mosher.
GREENWOOD.
Get out your umbrellas, the rain Is
here.
Mrs. Alger is visiting In Portland
this week.
Percy Pennman was up from Sell-
wood visiting with his folks over Sun
day.
If the person who took the whistle
oil Mr. Stroup's engine will call on
Mr. Stroup he might make him a pres
ent of the engine.
Mr. and Mrs. Baker gave a party
Saturday evening to celebrate tbeir
son, John s, fourteenth birthday. Re
freshments were served and a very
enjoyable time was had. Those pres
ent were Mr. and Mrs. William
Braker. Mr. and Mrs. Walter Mead
Mrs. Helens, Miss Mae Clark, Bertha
Rider, Hannah Thompson, Nellie
Knowles, Stella Rolland, Vada Rider,
Lucille Kellogg, Ruth Jacobs, Hobert
Eastman, Theodore Marley, Nell
Thompson, John Braker, Leon Dob-
son, Charley Cahill, Lyman Rolland,
Homer McCormack, Arthur King,
Stephen Braker, Ernest Jones. David
Thomas, Dell McCormic, Wesley
Knowles, Charles Holmes, William
Rolland, Willie Jacks. Archie Thomp
son, Percy Penman, Richard Braker.
Dr. Meissner and brother came out
in their auto Sunday for a ride and
to enjoy the beauty of Greenwood.
M E ADO WB ROOK.
Charles Hall has sold his ranch for
S50 per acre.
Potato digging Is now in order with
prospects of a good crop, fair price
and good quality.
There Is a young lady stopping with
Mr. and Mrs. Dozier that weighs
pound3. Mrs. Dozier Is doing well, but
Pat is reported to be In a critical
condition.
Mr. Staudlnger and family made a
business trip to Woodburn Sunday,
Gilmore's band left for Canby Thurs
day, after celebrating the opening
of the Cauby Canal Company's ditch.
The ceremony took pine at the offleo
at the bead gate tl was celebrated
by the firing of salutes and speech
making by .Mfssrs lo ami Dodge,
Gtlmore's band furnishing the music.
Humor says that Mr. Selmfer has
a largo contract for ties for th Swift
or some other railroad and will begin
the erection of a iuv saw mill at once.
Master George Kay has boon quite
sick for the last few days, but Is
reported to be bettor now.
Mrs. Way and daughter, Kva, of
Mount Pleasant, wore. visiting friends
in town Saturday and Sunday.
A very pleasant surprise was Riven
Mrs. Kay Friday afternoon. It being
the anniversary of her fifty second
mllo stone. The evening was pleas
antly spent in social talk uud games
among the young folks and at 10
o'clock refreshments were served.
Those present were Mr. and Mrs.
Hotmail and son. Mr. and Mrs. Cooper
and son. the Misses Myrtle, Hanoi,
Nettle Jerkins. Hertlm Glen, Mable
and Huth Chlldgreu and others en
joyed the occasion, Mrs. Kay receiving
some valuable presents.
Thos. Kamsby's mulling face has
been seen on our streets quite often
lately. We understand Mr. Kamsby
la Interested In an lrrlgntlou project
on the upper Molalla.
When the water was turned into
the Canby Canal Company's ditch
Thursday It was a surprise to the
people to see the water run up stream.
WILSONVILLE.
Mrs. Marlon Young spent Tuesday
In Portland.
Mrs. Clutter' and Mrs. John Brobst
have been spending a week at the
home of their parents at Wllsonville.
Mr. and Mrs. Bethune spent Satur
day and Sunday at their home lu
Lents.
Oliver Todd has taken the position
as mall carrier on route S, in place
of Sam Hogan.
Miss McCarty, of Portland, was a
visitor at the home of Mr. and Mrs.
Marlon Young.
The Ladles' Aid met at Mrs. White's
on Thursday last. The next meeting
will be held at the residence of Mrs.
Norman Say.
Mr. Richmond, of Portland, spent
Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Reed Gra
ham. Miss Pearl Bailey spent Saturdoy
and Sunday at her home In Sher
wood.
Mr Archie Seely, eldest son of our
honored townsmau. Mr. Frank Seely,
was married on Tuesday evening,
October 12, to Miss Olive Stratum, of
Newberg.
The funeral service of Mr. Moore,
father of Mrs. Elmer Jones, was held
at the home of his daughter near
Wllsonville, on Thursday, October 12,
at eleven o'clock A. M., Rev. Reed
officiating. The Hood View choir ren
dered appropriate music, and Rev Mr.
Osgood, of Independence, assisted In
the service. Mr. Moore had been ill
for more than a year and although
In recent years he has been a resi
dent of Independence, the greater
part of his life was spent on his farm
near our village, where he was well
known and a highly respected citizen.
The relatives have the sincere sym
pathy of the entire community.
A wedding of more than ordinary
Interest to Wllsonville people, on ac
count of the prominence of the con
tracting parties, took place on Wed
nesday, October in, at high noon, at
the residence of the bride's parents.
Mr. and Mrs. Ira Seely, at which time
Miss Cora Seely, the eldest dangli
ter was united In marriage with Mr.
H. L. Hasselbrlnk. the Rev. Mr. Reed,
of the Congregational church, being
the officiating clergyman. The par
lors of the Seely residence were beau
tifully decorated In white chrysan
themums and maiden hair ferns, with
a back ground of gorgeous autumn
leaves, while the wedding bell was
artistically suspended over head.
where the Imposing ceremony was j
performed. The bride was beautiful'
in a gown of white silk organdie, J
while the groom wore the ennven-'
ventlonal black. Miss Edna Seely, ;
sister of the bride, was the bride's
attendant, and Andy Hasselbrlnk.
brother of the groom, was groomsman.
The Immediate relatives were the only
guests present at the ceremony. A
wedding luncheon was served In the
dining room, after which the bride
and groom departed on a short honey
moon. The bride has been the popu
lar teacher of our local school until
recently, and Is beloved by her many
friends. Mr. Hasselbrlnk Is a young
man of sterling business ability and
splendid character, who counts his
friends by the score, and Is the pres
ident of the local M. B. A. Lodge.
After their return from their wedding
trip this popular young couple will be
at home in Wllsonville, where their
host of friends Join in wishing them
a very long, proseprous and happy
journey through life.
CLEAR CREEK.
Joe Lacroy went to Lyle, Wash.,
Monday, to pick apples, as he has a
fine fruit farm that he bought last
year.
The Clear Creek lumber mill, which
went Into bankruptcy last sprliiR,
will soon be running full blast, as C.
Ovenller has bought all the logs and
timber.
Mr. Smith, of Clear Creek, who
bought Lea Klrchern's farm, has
started to build a house, and when
completed will put all others on the
sick list.
MOLALLA.
Farmers are Jubilant over the indi
cations of rain, that fall seeding may
be done.
The Christian church building Is
nearlng completion.
Dr. Todd expects to move Into his
residence next week.
Regular meeting of Molalla Grange
No. 210, this 4th Saturday.
Mrs. h. W. Robblns has a cousin
vfaltlng her from Alaska, whom she
never saw before.
Isaac Gibson and Arch Miller are
building a house for Mr. Klsbee.
JOHN W. THOMA8,
DENTI3T.
Molalla Mondays.
Pacific Phone Main 112
Home Main 24
Res. Phone Home B 236
Dr. VLADIIMIR JINDRA
Natareopath from Europe
Specialist for Chronic Disease
Successful Treatment
A. W. Kusselll, our machinist, has
purchased a tlrst class Iron working
lathe and will be prepared to do
almost any kind of lathe work.
Indeed It Is a tool Molalla has needed
In repair work for a long time. ,
J. VY. Thomas received directly
from Cincinnati an automobile, bauled
it out from Canby, set It up and he
and his brother made a trip to Logan
and return for the third run.
Carry Herman brought homo a new
traction Kngino a fow days ago, roll
ing It off the car by steam.
MOUNTAIN VIEW.
There Is quite a lot of sickness
around of late.
Miss May Erlcksou thinks she Is
taking the typhoid fever, nr. Stuart
was called.
tls Lura Skinner Is also sick.
Mrs. Yundong, who weut back East
Inst summer with her husband on a
visit, returned homo Saturday, alone,
as her husband died while there,
Charlie May uud son, of Liberal,
Ui hu oji iq puu dJ.tq iltif iH.v .uv
typhoid fever ill the hospital lu Port
land. Mr. and Mrs. Hysom, of Washington,
arrived Wednesday morning to visit
with their son and family.
Grandma Godfrey, of California, w ho
Is visiting with her daughter, Mrs.
I Confer, will go to Portland the last
of the week.
Mr. uud Mrs. laiymiuui have com
pany from the East.
Mr. Erlckson Is making many Im
provements on his place. He erected
a new well house last week.
Joe Uamurd was shaking hands
with old friends here Sunday.
Mrs Spencer, of Tualatin and two
daughters, Mrs. Sadie tlulbrotth and
Mrs. Josle Dunn, were calling on S.
V. Francis and family Sunday.
Henry llognslaskl Is In our burg
again.
Miss Alma Mack and brother, Mllo.
of Portland were hero Sunday.
Mrs. George Everhart was trans
acting business In Portland Tuesday
What a nice shower we are having.
Mrs. Nohren was visiting lu this
berg one day last week.
Mr. and Mrs. Parish will spend tho
winter In Eastern Oregon on account
of Mrs. Parish's health.
Mr. WU-klund Is putting up a shanty
on his place lu Elyvllle addition.
Wiley May Is helping him put up the
building and he expects to batch this
winter.
Mr. Dixon Is away from home this
week, at a poultry show.
STAFFORD.
We have been unjoyliiR delightful
October weather, warm and hay with
just enough of a clitll In the air to
give one a feeling of life and liberty
not felt In any other month.
Grapes In this vicinity are nearly
nil gathered.
Hups are nearly all out of tho grow
ers' hands at price ranging from :.'c
to 2ic, leaving u good living margin
after all expenses are paid.
Potatoes are turning out fairly well
nnd all farm products bring a good
price.
The Muser brothers are runlilng
their chop mill again on Saturdays.
Mr. Aernl has been digging a well.
The men thought they heard water
running within a few Inches last
week, but have not struck It yet. Il
intent possibly have been to one side.
Louis Schroeder, who was born and
brought up near Stafford, and was as
sociated for a number of years with
the Sharu I Iron., In the threshing busi
ness, died lu Portland on Sunday, und
was brought to Stafford for burial on
Tuesday. Although It rained, a large
concourse met at the cemetery to pay
the last tribute of respect to a de
parted friend and neighbor.
Mrs. Powell went to Oregon City
Tuesday.
Zack Ellegscn had a house full of
company Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Mllem are camping
on her. part of the old Hayes place,
trimming the orchard. When they
were out, Kred Maker's hogs helped
themselves to all the eatables they
could reach, necessitating a fresh sup
ply. Adolph Delkar Is having a well dug
near his line, new house.
They have been having the measles
at Charlie Tledeman's. Miss Grace Is
very 111 with them.
Mrs. Mays and family are preparing
to move to the Will Borland place
owned by Mr. Kellar.
Mr. and Mrs. Gage have returned
from their trip to the coast, ami Miss
IJee Gage, their granddaughter, is
with them.
Ed bought a couple of cans of paint
and ten pounds of beef for his father
last Friday, when he went to Oregon
City. Coming home he took In the
party at Mr. Thomas' and when he
started home his purchases had dis
appeared. Although there Is no pos
itive proof as yet. It Is thought the
party who Is being watched closely,
will make a misstep and give himself
away.
A house full of company assembled
at Mr. Schatz' on Sunday, and to their
great surprise In walked Jake, who
was last heard from In Denver about
sick with a cold which grew worse,
and he realized Webfoot and home
was the best place for him. Ho Is
better at the present writing, proving
the wisdom of his course.
Mrs. Frederics Is very sick. Dr.
Mount In attendance. She had but
lately returned from the Fair.
MACK8BURG.
Everybody Is hauling spuds.
Road Supervisor J. W. Smith, Is
graveling the road near the Lone
Elder School House. The Macksburg
roads are an honor to Clackamas
County.
Mr. and Mrs. Bowers have Just re
turned from a trip to the old home
near Minneapolis, Minn. Ilolh report
a splendid time. Mr. Rowers says
Minnesota is a grand state, but he
was mighty glad to get back to Ore
gon. Will Hlnes and Phil Graves traded
horses this week. Hill weurs a smile.
Phil wears a smile.
Jess Hepler has rented Joe Gibson's
ranch for a year. Save the cow bells.
Deed Harms made a splendid bag
of quail In Redileld's game preservu
last Sunday.
Joe Gibson bagged his limit of quail
and pheasant the same day.
Office Hours 1-6, 7-8 P. M.
Sunday 10 to 12
Our school slniied two weeks ago,
under tho old manngouiont. Mr, Bald
win, principal, and Miss kutux, assist
ant.
A. J. McAnulty Is teaching the Initio
Kldor school.
TEASEL CREEK.
Tho Herman boys wore called to
l,onta a fow days ago to moo their
mother, who Is dangerously III at that
place.
Mr, nnd Mrs. C. W, Herman were
callers at Rev, Qulnu's last Sunday.
Mrs. Dart, of Solo, Is visiting Teasel
Crook friends this week.
Mrs. King, who bus boon visiting
with her sister, Mrs. J. II. Qulnn, for
sometime, contemplates a trip to Hclo
lu tho near future.
Jesse llaghy went to Portland and
Oswego this week. He will bring his
mother homo, who bus been visiting
there with her daughter.
Ed Dart has taken his daughter to
Portland for nil operation for appendi
citis. Litter List.
Ust of unclaimed letters at Ore
gon City postomYo for the week end
lug October 22:
Woman's list Allen, Mi's. Hello 8
t2):l!roon, Mrs. Mutltdn; Jones, Cora;
LIU Is, Mrs. Hon; Ullla. Miss; Mum
mer, Mrs. Chas.; Itouyor, Mrs. I). E ;
Shirley, MWIo.
Men's list Carson. Ilerton; Edholm.
Thoukrtd; Kills, Jas, A.; Evans, Ger
ald D ; Gardner, J. C; Gorman, linn.
W.; Glossier, Goo.; livell, lien;
Minor, Kdw.; Sterne, L A.; Young.
Edw. (S).
VITAL STATISTICS OF COUNTY.
Births Exceed Deaths By 3 to 1 In
Old Clackamas.
The following vital statistics for
Clackamiis County have been report
ed by the Stnte Hoard of Health for
the mouths of July and August;
July lllrths, ;itl; deaths, 10; cases
uf tuberculosis, I; deaths from tuber
culosis, I; deaths from typhoid fever.
2; cases uf diphtheria, 2; cases of scar
let fever, 2. August lllrths, 30;
deaths, 10; rases of typhoid fever, 1;
deuths from typhoid fever, 2; cases
of scarlet fever, 1.
A PLEASANT WAV TO CURE CA-
TARRH.
I'iKir deluded victims! .
Continually sprinkling und spraying
and stomach dosing.
What are yon doing It for?
Trying to kill the catarrh germs?
Ml Kin just ss well try to kill n rat
with fresh milk.
Sticking a plere of chewing Kum
In the upper left hand corner of tho
right car would slaughter Just as
many germs.
You can't kill the germs that cause
catarrh unless you gel where ihey
are.
You ran get where the germs are
by breathing llyoniel, the powerful
yet soothing nntlseptlc. which Is pre
pared especially to kill catarrh germ.
Just brenthe It In, that's all. It
gives Joyful relief in tlve minutes. Il
Is guaranteed by Huntley Hros. Co.
t; cure catarrh, or money back.
It Is sold by leading druggists ev
erywhere. A complete out III. Inclii I
Ing Inhaler, costs $1.0(1. Kxtra bot
tles, Dc. Cures sore throat, coughs
and colds.
"I lake especial pride In recom
mending llyoniel to asthinetle suffer
ers, as I know by experience thnt It
Is a remedy that cures. I have licit
since using Hyomel had any recur
rence of asthma." Mrs. Win. Ilur
tun. Owosso, Mich., June 1909.
Oct 8-22
"The Light of the Hour"
ELECTRIC LIGHT
It is MODERN. It is CLEAN, there
fore a LABOR and MONEY SAVER.
It is SAFE. It it CONVENIENT; a
light WHERE YOU WANT IT. When
you want it-JUST PRESS THE BUT
TON. It is SANITARY; does NOT in
crease the temperature of a room or
VITIATE the air. EXPENSE includes
only the cost of electricity. Standard
lamps renewed FREE.
CALL UP
Portland Railway Light
.& Power Company
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night you'll leel belter
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One of the secrets of our success
j In the liaggnge and I ransler business.
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