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About Oregon City enterprise. (Oregon City, Or.) 1891-194? | View Entire Issue (Dec. 17, 1909)
OREGON OITY ENTERPRISE, 'FRIDAY DECEMIiER 17, 1900. LARSEN & COMPANY ! Christmas Gifts at Wm. Gardner's . Our Splandld Dlipliy of JEWELRY AND CHINAWARE ll now and up to dut. ,Lit ytar'i apac would not permit ua to carry a complete a llna a w are Ihlt year, but alnca wa have moved to larger and better quar tern It enable ut to ahow the people of till city what they went without yolny to Portland. Our tock conalata of dlamonda, broochea, rlngt, watchee, breceleta. allverwara and china William Gardner JEWELER Main Street, between Seventh and Eighth. Cor 10lh A Main 8t. OREQON CITY, ORCQON. Wliuli'Hitln nud Hnlull Groceries, Produce, Teed mill TMUS H ED IS A L Commission Wi Pay Hit Highest Cash Price Knr nil KlnilH of Country Produce Wo curry (lin lui K"t Nlork f Hi m1 rt hi our Him In CIiii'Ihuihik Cuiiiity, mill urn In innltlcni In 1 1 (Tit h (m-c til I liiiiii'iiiiniiln (o CASH luiyvtH. t LOCAL BRIEFS Dr. 1 0. Ion, Ixiiitlnt, Ituoma 11 n4 IK, Masonic IHila". Kr'i Hnyili'r, of Harlow, wits In (i' Kim City Krltliiy. Mr. IIIiiIiiii. uf lli'iivnr Croi'k, ' In Ihlit rlly mi Hiiliinlny. Minn IIikmI.i S ll t li 1 l . uf lliillow, Willi III Ori'Kini Cliy Krliluy. Amlriiw I'nrrlnh, nf Hi-iiHIk, Ik vlnll Iiik lil" xlnlxr, Mr. I. N. Kurr. Until January 1st prices iiii oliji'ct. Minn (iolilninltll. V. ). VutiKliii. r Mnlnlln. was trans iirlltiK Inmlni'ita In ttin cimiily Kent Hnliirilay. Uiinli.Tl lli-anl, nf I'urllanil vlnll'l ri'lmin niul frli'tuU In Ori'Kn Cliy OUT Huixlay. Mm Hurry Jones, who Iiiih Ihnui viry III for th past tlinm woi'ka U slowly Improving. JuiiK'M Hniltli, vice tirrnlili'lit nf lli ('Inrkainaa (.'imnly Kulr Aaaorlullon wan III city Krliluy. (ivt yuur ClirUdnnH fruit rnkm ami iiuHlry ill Hi'hrailnr's, Main Hlrni'l. Chnrli'i MUlkny loft Satunlay for Hllvrrton. whiT" lin will aprnil a f'w months with hlii intrt'iil. Mr. mill Mr. J. V. t'nliiyn. of Wood Inirn, panit (lirmiKh tint rlty Wtvl niMilay ftirouin. ( rorilniM. Altwrl tirlhlil". of Nci-ily, mill ('Mxirgn OrIii, uf Mulall. wro mnmiK llio Drfitmi Cli y visitor Krliluy. Ml ('. Oulilnmlth movp January Int. I'rlrn mi olilorl. K. W. Mllinn tin riiiil th f'il liarn fiinmirly ruiulurlxil tiy ('. K. Nash, al Hi'Vi'iilh anil Joint Q. Admits Ktrwt. Mr. anil Mr. Sam Kauai ami nn. Ix, of VauiMiiali, loft fur Irotialilts. Or.. Hiiliinlny Tlmy will provo up thi'lr hiinn(ail thn. It. M. CiHipur loft Tu'ilay for Pilot Km'k, Or. to tki a position a hook- kfopor In the Ri'iioral tnrrclimulliio slur nf ('. A. I'oopor. Tho atamp worth ibvIiik am ttin (rooii inii'n kIvimi dy John Ailam. Mn mmlr llilllillliK. T. A. IlKliikarl. tVmorrallc ranill ilMo for (ioyi'rnor, from 1'nlon (Ujiiii ty. was In Orrntin city Krliluy ami vlnltml Assessor J. K Jni'k. ClyilK (i. Htiutliiy wa In I'lirlhinil Wcilm'simy to atti'inl thn quarterly merlin- of tlix Oregon lUinnl of l'tiar- mnry. of which ho I a meniher. Mr. anil Mm. ('laytiorne Wlllluni niul III tin win, of rnrtlaml, worn vltalt -ln over Humlny wllli thn former's parent. Mr. niul Mm. Kit Wllllmii, of llil rlty. t'hnrli' K Nnli left for Nebraska Sntiinlny iiIkIiI to make an extemletl hiiHliifxn trip throimh ttuit slate nml oihera. While there, he will vllt rel ntlve niul olil friend. Krtilt rakes, rout per poiiml, Imly flutters, cookies, pi1'", rnki nml hri'iid al Hrhrintnr', Main Stmot Mr. nml Mr. J. II. Kalini, who have ln'i'ii vIhUIiiu at the hoimi of Mr. nml Mr. K. II. ('iio'r for Hovornl wm'k li-ft Tui-niliiy for tholr hoino nt Ho. wll. Malm. Mr. Kalon nml Mr. CnopiT aro hrothor unit alHtor. Mr. I) W. Klniiliinl, who formerly ri'NltliMl at Cmicmnh. wu In thn city TiU'Hilny nml I on Iht wuy homo to Hoiittlo fnim mi KuMtorn trip. Sh vlltoi n'lullvo In thn KiihI nml Hpont oino limit In Now ork ( Ity. A SU Wit CHRISTMAS GROCERIES uro horo In hoiiiitlful supply, rulnliiH, ciirranlH, iiuU, cllron, caiulli'il lomiiii mid oraiiKP pool, fancy cracker nml all l ho r'Ht of thn good UiIukh Hint mark the houhoii. Come and Select Youra. before the. IiIkkchI nmh com nonce. Willi few tixcoplloii cvorythliiK hmiKht now will kerp till noeiled, ho liny now Inntoiul of waliliiK until lie lunlly noeiled. Our delivery Horvico I npt to ho prutly witll taTf' by that tlmo. Our C'hrlHtniiiH ' cumlleB aro now In. Hou our window for nam plea and price. LGo per pniind, 20c per poiiml, 15c per poiiml, nml 3 pounds for 25c. J. E. SEELEY THE PE0PLE8' STORE th A Main 8t., OREGON CITY, OREGON. Kreo: Or parkiino Culikey' I jiy Iiik Tonic, ulu fine Poultry Hook. 1 1 1 1 1 1 k nil to lliinlley I Iron, 1 ly mall 7c. V. I), W'oKlover, of Hoiittlo. nrrlvoil lioro WeilnoHiliiy for brief vlult with filoml lie li on hi way t Call, fm nlu nml Ailoiiu for n few mouth"' trip Mr. WoHinver I n brolher of J. II. Weiiiovor. formerly publliilier of i lin OreKon Cliy Courier. The In-ill roNiilt are nhlalni-d by 1 1 1 1 y 1 1 1 K Kolner' liolilen Cain CotTee Whole (uiHt - nml KrlmlliiK l( a I home Jii'il liefiire unliiK- Mr. nml Mr. Ariiiur 1'n.Moek. of Cnnliy; arrived In nroipui Cliy Thiir day, IiuvIiik come lieie to a!"! In reloliriitliiK lliit birthday of lh form er' mollier' birthday, Mr. J. ('. I'lidilock. of (iludione. Tin- family dinner wiu held ni the home of County Treuiirer nml Mr. I'ndibick. (iiiire llniwn, one of too prominent rommlitiilou men of Cliickmimta County nml a prouilnenl farmer of New l?rn, wa In Ori'Kon City Krliluy on btil no. Mr. Drown, who I t'liKitKod In rnlNliiK kiIiiIim' for Hie makel, Mlntea Hint from ;D acre hi farm hind he "oeiired 2iiu hiiKhel to the acre, which will not hi in a neat um. Kor one more week Conkey'a Uiylnic Tonic I offoroil for frou trial by limit ley llro.' Co, (lot your hen luyliiK W. II. Ilnlr and M. J. I', of Cnnhy. wero In OreKon City Krlduy. The Intier, who la (he aerretury of (he Can by Caunl Compnny, lme that owlnu to Ihn recent IiIkIi water I lie Cnnul Compnny will repair ll liendKute that worn dnniuKed by I lie water, ami I hoy will bit rnlmd two feet hlKh or than formerly. J. K. Downer, of Hoattle, hua arrived In l hi cliy, and lin purrhaei a 15 ncrn tract from Dr. T. K. Heard nml William llenrd, of Mnplo Uinn. Mr. I tow nor I a brother of Mr. T. K llenrd. anil I delighted with hi land, whern lie expect to iniike hi future home. Me ha itarlod to build hi home, nnd a noon n It I completed hi family, who are In Hentllv, will arrive. Remember (he place John Adam.' Mnoulc IliilldliiK to make your Chrlatuin purcham. 0rv4n lamp with every purrhaxn. Mr. Krei! Ievln. of Wlllnmoiti.. who ha for ome lime been under the ennt of Dr. Molner, wn ont Weiliiodny lo thn Omid Hnmnrllun llunpltaf In Portland Mm. Ievln ha a evore ntlnck of typhoid fever and Dr. Monfr uki'i that Ihn pinplo nf Wllliiliiettu ue no me pre riiiitliiniiry iiieunure, uch a bolllna; the ilrlnklliK water, lo prevent the unread of the dl"ono. Mr. and Mr. V. A. Klnley nml two children, of Portland, ar vImIHur In I III rlty. Ihn miet uf Mr. Klnley' parent, Mr. nml Mr. K. Moulton. Mr. Klnley nnd family will leave In a few day for Dnultoii, timirRla, th former hoiiui of Mr. Klnley. They will re main In (icorKln about two yonr be fore rotiirnlnu to (hor Oregon home. Kor your Chrltmn froh homo made cnnillo. nut, atntlonery nnd enrd. call nt the Spa. Hovoiith treet. Kev. K. C. Oakley loft Saturday for Tneomn. Wnh., to nitond tho dodiru Hon of the Klrl CotiKroKiitlonnl Church nt Hint plnce. Mr. Onklev wn pimtor of the churrh before till one wn erected nt Tneomn for about 25 year. He navo a hlHtorlcul addre In the now church on Sunday even ing. The hulldlnx JiinI erected I of brick nml alone, nud I n hmitlxome lructnre, cullnK about $100.0110. Mr. John StrulKhl. of I'nrkplnce, I very low nt her home and her rein live, IncluilliiK her two dminhlem, Mr. Ij Mar, of Hood Itlvef, nnd Mr, laabello Kri'ytng. of Port land, and a "later. Mr. Kate Ilrnr.elle, of fort land, have boon Hummoncd to her hedld.!. Mm, 0. E. Krevlag. of (Jlnd. lone, who I n half lter of Mm Straight, la nUo nt her boiUldn. Coiikey'a Hi,p Cure In tho drinking water cure thoKO hiiociIiik, nwollen bonded fowl. A 50c 25 gallon medicine. Money back If fall lo cure, Huntley llro. 10-24 G. TULL MARRIES MISS IDA HOWE BEAUTIFUL WEODINO CEREMONY START YOUNG PEOPLE IN DOUBLE HARNESS. A wedding wn celebrated Wedne day, ut the borne of Mr. nud Mr. II. C. Howe, when tholr oldeat daughter bin, bi'iauin the bride of (i. Toll. Kev. A. O. While, of Hllvorton. per performed the ceremony, The bride wore u cri'Miii. hroeuditd "utln drenH, wllli net yoke nod carried white car nation. Two l"tora of the bride, ' MIuhi-h Corn nml (llga, ultoudod the brldo and W. It. Toll, brother of the' groom, with Henry (;ilherton, wore the hot men. MIh Cora Howe wore blue llk nud MIh Olgu wore pink Ilk 11ml curried pink carmitlon. The lioiKit wa beautifully decora led wlih evergreen mid Oregon grae. Only relative and u few lull male friend were Invited. A dellcluii lunch wa lorved afier ward. Mr. and Mm, Tull lefi for a hort wending trip to Kugomi and will be at homo in a neat cottage which the groom ha prepared for hi bride, after December 20. The young roiiple were Rlurwered with rice and their many friend Join In wlKhlng them a long, happy and proHporou life. Many handnome and uxeful pre. out were given tho young couple. New Dry Good Store. A new dry good more ha been opened In tho Electric Hotel build Ing. formerly occupied by the Wheel er barber hop. Mr. Clyut, tho pro prietor, formerly relded In thla rlty, hortly after tho HpmilHh-Amertriin War. be having been a member of one of the Oregon Companle during the war In the Philippine Ulnnd. Mr. Hyatt ha belde hi linn of ladies', gent' and children' furnishing, a lock of holiday good. Coal For 8ale. Hont, medium, Mendota coal, Racked nt $8 per 'on; by the Oregon City Commtlon Co. CALIFORNIA The Mecca for Winter Tourists It nttrnctlvo aealda resorts, fnm 0111 medical Nprlng. magnificent tour lt hotel, pIcturoHquo gceliery, de lightful climate, and opportunity for all klniU of outdoor pastime, auch as hundreds of miles of outo drive through ornngo grove and along oconn bench boulevard, make tills favored region The World' Greatest Winter Resort, reached via the Shasta Route and "Road of Thousand Wonders" SOUTHERN PACIFIC COMPANY lw round trip rate are In effect from ull point In the Northwest, with long limit, atop-over privileges nnd llrst-clnss accommodations. Portland to LoaAngeles and Return $55.00 Wilth n final return limit of six months ami Rtop-over In either direction. Klrat cilia, up-to-date trains, with the lntot equipment, unexcelled dining car service, and everything that goes to make the trip plensant. Attractive, Interesting and Instructive literature telling of the famous win ter reRorts of California can be had on application to any O. K. & N. or 8. P. Agent, or by writing to WM. McMURRAY, Gen. Pass. Agent, Portland, Oregon. information For Those Who Will Take the Tr ooble to Read You will be benefitted by calling on us if you are looking for Holiday Presents, We have a fine stock of Toys, our own importation. In Silverware we carry the celebrated "World Brand." Our stock of Furniture, Lin oleum, Carpets, Rocking Chairs, cover a floor space of 20,000 sqare feet with plenty of light in every corner. Our prices on cook and heat ing Stovos and steel Ranges will stand compar ison with any mail order house, quality considered. We call your attention in par ticular to our Rug and Carpet department, and invite your inspection. Fiank Busch JUST A FEW DAYS REMAIN for the selection of the Gift. With the passing of each day the Christmas tush will grow The last two days of the HOLIDAY SHOPPING period are always distressing. And each day the Gift collections, now complete in out store, will be picked over and robbed of perhaps just the thing yoti MOST desired. -LET US AGAIN URGE YOU" Buy Yottg Presents Eaily We will gladly lay them aside for yo until Xmas We have expected the ct owds and out displays in every section were never so complete nor beautiful as now. Clothes Brushes Traveling Sets Souvenir Spoons Silver Tea Sets Cake Baskets Bread Trays Child's Cups Berry Spoons Knives and Forks Servers Nut Bowls Ladles Forks Fruit Knives Carving Sets ' Dinner Sets Single Plates Cups and Saucers Salad Sets Sugar and Cream ers Vases Chocolate Sets Cut Glass Violins Mandolins Fifes Accordeons Ocarinas Banjos Harmonicas Guitars Music Rools Victor Talking Machines Edison Phono graphs Victor Records Edison Records Record Cabinets Diamonds Watches Rings Chains Lockets Breast Pins Earrings Cuff Buttons Shirt Studs7 ' Scarf Pins Watch Fobs Signet Hat Pins Back Combs Bracelets Barrettes Rose Hat Pins Opera Glasses Fountain Pens Gold Pens Umbrellas Clocks Jewel Trays Match Safes Kodaks Cameras Developing Out fits Eye Glasses Razors Pocket Knives Smoking Sets Shaving Sets Military Brushes Toilet Sets Hat Brushes We engrave every article we sell free of charge utmetstet & Asicfcesesi Oregon City Jewelers Suspension Bridge Corner