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UlimON CITY ENTlOlii'JtibK, VHIDLY, MAiLtUAltY 18, JlilO. 1 ! LAR5EN & COMPANY ! Cor 10th A fvf.ln' 8t. OREGON CITY, OREQON. Whoculit ami ituiiin Groceries, Produce, Feed mid 1 S Commission Wt Py tin Hlght Cash Price For nil Kind (if Country Produce We nirry lint lurgcat slock cif K'kmU lu our Hum In Cliicknmn ('utility, unit urn In pimltloii to offer special lhducomtit to CASH buynra, LOCAL BKIEPS Dr. L. (. Ice, DonlUt, Room 17 nd 18, Maonla lllilic. Mr. A. M, V'liiyuril, of Canity, win In tlri'fcim City Frlduy, .Ml. Mil Wurron, of Oak (Irovi), wiu III III l I'll y Wediienduy. Mr. J C. Paddock, who ha ln vi'ry III ut her home In (iludnioun, la lllihlly Improved Mr. J. . K"i Iiik mul I'hllilrt'ii, Itodney mul VlrKlnln, ant vlnltlng; with relative In thU rlly. .Mln Orva Hcnton, of Candy, ro iiirui'il tit Iht tiiiintt Frlduy after Ink 1 1 1 k Hi" toucher' Kiiimliintluii. Mr. (JiMiruii Mart III, of Portland, him Imtii vIkIHiik liT purcuta, Mr. and Mra. F. A. M of (hi city, UitfT-Monday, a mull, hluck une containing gold piece mid rhittiK". Reward. Wilson A Cooke. Mia M. J. U'" mill tluiiKlitiT. or ulne, nf Cniihy, with In Oregon City Hnliiriluy, IIik kui-hIm of Alice (ioctt linn Mra. Klltu IMrklliauli, of Holing, who ban been vlMtlng Mra. ('. J. I'urkrr for evornl day, returned to Iht Iioiiiv Hut unlay. MlHa Knlitllx Hchiiebel, who lina been attending Alliuny College, hu returned li her homo In tlila city, on niTiiiint of III health, Ily Invitation of tliw lli'tli'r CllUen alilp Anniiclallon of Oregon, Mra. I'Jva K'nii'iy I npnkii nt tin- Lincoln exor linen nt I ln Portland publlr choo Friday. Jnhli Scott, excounly Judge of Murlmi County, wait In Oregon City Saturday on bunliwn. While In tlila tity In- wua tlin KiK'at of County Aa ai'iniur Jurk. Clover Bead ami Alack fur al liy Oregon City Coimiilaalon Company. IJoyd lliirillnii. who liaa been visit lux Ma purwiil. Mr. an. I Mra. (1. A. HardliiK. of thla cliy. baa returned to L-... .. ... 1.1 .,...11 . (1... KiiKi'ue, to reaiime hla atiulle at (lie I'lflVeralty of ()ri'on. H. F Scrli(ui'o la prepurltiK to build a modern liouao ou Mudlaon alreot hot in Klovciith and Twulfth. Thla hoiiHK, which la to bti for rent, will lie modern tlirotiKhout. Mra I ton Melilnim and two child' nn. Miixlne and Ikirla, who have lieell MMMldltm aevellll tliolltlla With ri'liitlvea lu California, have returned lo their liome In thla city. Minn Mary DlitKcrucaa, of Canby, wan III (Iri'Uon City Tueaday on her way lo I "i,r( luiul, ami atarted Wednea lay for South Dakota with her par eiita to niuko her futuro home. Karl Walker, a atudeiit of the I'til vemllv of Ort'Koll, who hna been vis it inn wtiti hla pareiita, Mr. and Mr. J. II Wulker. returned to KiiKene Sun day IiIkIK to rcnuine hla atudlen. C. II. Ilurdttm, who la chief of party of a Incut Iiik Clow of ill" Culled Itall wii. that la nurveyliiK between For enl Clove mill Tillamook, npclit Sun day lii thla cliy with bin pureuta. Minn 1 1 1 it n ill ' .lobe, one of tho teacher of the Cnohy achool, who baa been taklliK the tenchera' examlll iii Inn lu thla city, left Friday for Cortland, before returtilntt to her dutlen, Waller Smith, who haa been con liected with the I 'ac I lie Telephone & TcleKiaiih Company, hua cntie to llclid, Ori'Kon, where he will ro Into Hie rentuuraiit biiHlnenn. Mr. Smith Mum accompanied by hla family. Orel Welch l"ft Friday to reaiime hla aiudlea at Ihu I'nlveralty ()f (lri koii ut KiiKene, after Inn Inn been home three weeka with u acvero at tack of (piliizy. lie went by way of McMlunvllle, where he attended Mc Mlimvlllo Colleue four yeiua, mul where be will vlnlt friend for a few day. . ( Mr. mul Mia. Alon DeWltt mid daiiKhter, of Creatine lull', Maine, who have I u vlnlt Iiik with Mr. mid Mra. .1. II. Humphry, of Twelfth mid WiihIiIiikIoii atreetn, have return ed homo. They were very much lm prenned with Oregon, and It la their Intention to hoi I In In this atato In the near future. For ORCHARD SPRAY aeo Oregon City CoiiimlHHlon Company. McANULTY -.and- HORNBACK REALTY CO. 017 MAIN STREET OREGON LlTY, ORE. Coll and list yom. farms with us we con sell them. CALL AND GIVE IS ATRIAL SOCIETY Tim luiiiiul given by ilui iiioiiilmra or inn women ciuli to tlmlr liua. IiiiiiiIh, mul u row HivllKit rrliuiila In Hi" liuiiiiii't room of Hiu Masonic building, Tuesday nlghl iiruvi'it to lu ll monl anri'i'BHful nftull'. Tim banquet W'a 0Miii'il ,y M I'm. J, V. Norrla, liri'lili'iii nf tin' club, mul who (roved III tl II IIKlHt lilt Hi lltK lllllHtlllllMllir Mia, NoitIn wua followed hy acliir Ilium hy tlm I'liHtliiin quintette of Uliolnlouo, foiiiponoil i,f lim Iln iilu well, lliai ii'imr; .luliii Mullti'y, ( imii ti'iior: limner Holiiwoll, drat ban; Victor liiiull, second liima. Tlila giiurti'tto wua given In-arty encores for tlmlr well-rendered m-loc- llllllM. (lllll'IH Willi llllllll' limit lllll'- Iiik tlm oveiilng wore F. J. H.'Toozc, city hii t 1 1 n ( ii I 1 1 1 of aclioolN: Mra. II. ('. Hallaliury, Hun. .1. IC. lliilKia, O. It. Khy, Mra. II. Iv HlrulKlil. Mra. Hiuali Kvmia, of 1'orllmiil; Mra. W. A Hlinwiiiiin, Mra. Tlfft, of 1'iirtliiiiil. Tlm hull wua milatlcully ili'coruli'il fur lim oci'italiiu, tlm nolnra proilom IiuiIIiik witrii Kri'i'ii mid red. Kca toona of red u ml ttrtii-n rriipii paper wcro dmiii'd from tlm iilcctrollura, to Hiu corni'ra of tlm tallica From lim Hnctrolliira wcru Hiiapcnili'd tiilnlit turn cuplila. 1 1 carl a worn nlao lined In lirofiialon, There wern uliout 120 people preaeul, who iMiJoyeil tlm hoa pltallty of thu Woiiicn'a Cluli, Mlaa Allen OoetllliiK ciitertalncil tier iiiiihIc puplla mid tlm nicinlicra of tlm "II Hliurp ( lull" at u vulciitlnu paity nt her liomu on Twelfili mul WuahliiKiou Hireela on Hnliiriluy nf- leriuHiu. Tin roiima of thu (ioeiillnit liiuiin were itrtlatlcnlly ilcciirateil with lirlKlit colorml hcurla. Tho color ki'heinit fur tlm pnrlor wua yellow. whlli- thuau of thu dlultiK room and IIvIiik room were In yellow and red. Thu alnulea of tlm elci'lrullcra were of corrcapoudliiK colora. Thu Hfterliuon wua devoted l itumea mid luiialc. In a mualcul coliteal Mlaa Joliamm Aahoe wua awurilecl ihu prize, mid lu the NdverllalilK conteii Mra. M. J. Ia'.i of Ciin.iy. waa awarded llrat prl.c. while Martliu Uvllt, wua ttwurdeil thu aei'oiiil, Itefreahiiioiila wore aerv eil, the talilrt lieliin altrui'llve hy lla ilecornlluiia of hcarta mid JlKlited ly 4iniiileletuu with red and yellow ahmlea. Thoae Invited were: Mril M. J. Ue mul duuKhier, lirralnc, of Can hy; Mra. K. A. Miller, Mlaa Joliumia An In ii', lei!u Htory, Aniialielle and Martha l'Vlit, Murfliu .MiUirly, Maliel NeUoii, Harriet 1'urker, llitrrlet Irwin, of Harlow, Mulicl Ixtwrle, of t'mihy; Mlaa Jiauelln Hunderliilld, .Mla Ova Murra, liellu Miller mid Helen Uivett. MUa Kdltli Cheney entertained a few frlellda at her home Monday lil;ht In honor of Mlaa Uiuru Avlnon, tlm unfair beliiK lu the form of a linen nhowi-r mul valentine: purty. Tlm II v lux room, parlor and dlnliiK room of the Cheney homo wero artlHtlcully decorated for tlm occanloii. Tin par lor und IIvIiik room were in henna. hiiuiliulutcd apple bloHaotua helm; lined In profusion. Til" nliudcn of the elect rollcra of thla room wero of cor r"HMiiiillnu almden while thono of (be prevloua room correnpouded with their ilccorutloii. The refreshment aerved by the bonteaa wero approprl- lately carried out, pink and white. ...... Minn Cheney waa uaala(ed III tho en tertainment of her itucaia by Mlaa Kd na Cark. The featurea of the ev tnliiH wero poatofllc. where each Kucat wua prcaeuted with beautiful hniidpulnted valentine, and vorul and luntrtimeiital uiualc. Mln Avlaon, tho KiK'Hi of honor, wua the recipient of beautiful plccca of lllieli. Creieiit were Mln Ida (ioldamllh, Mln Helen Iiaultoti. Mlaa lleanle Haulion, Mlna ICdna Cark, Mlaa Ivan liordoii, Mlaa Juno Charmau. Mlna Arllne Nlckeraoii, Mia Ijitira Avlnon, Mm, M. I). Uitourette. Mra. I.. I. Clckeiia entcrtnliied the nii iiibera of the Aloha Club and a few frleiuln a( her home on (he Went Side Thtirnday afierniKin ut HiIiIko. The IIvIiik mid dlnlnit rooma were very pieity with their decorniloua of tlnf fodlln, vlolela and Oreiton Kniie Mra. Nh la Harlow Uiwrence wuu the flrnt prl.e. and Mm. H. C. Sallahury the necouil. Afler brhlKO waa enjoyed the honlenn nerved dellcloua refrenh inenta Crenent were Mm. Theoilori' Clark. Mra. K. K. Itrodle; Mr. Nleta lliirlnw jjiwreuce, Mra. Frank Killer, of Cortland Mra. II. IC. SttulKht. Mra. I,. Adam. "Mra. C. (!. Huntley, Mm. .lohii 1'wihwalie, Mm. It. It. McAlpIn, Mlna Alice l.cwl hwaltc and Minn (Since Tlllard. At the renldeiice of Mr. and Mr. .Icreinlah a very pleanant purty waa lilveti Saturday nlKht In honor of the llth blrthduy of their ami, (ilenu. The voiinit people enjoyed tho even Iiik In the iinual way, and refrenh liienia were nerved, Thono present were: Martha l.lvett, Hachcl Hunter, Mabel Nelnoll, Aletha Onlenliy, (ier tnide Jereiiilali, Anna Hell Uvett, (lietta Weacott, Anna Jereiulnh. (irace Hllcox, York Haiiinum, Allle Levitt, Donald Sllcox, Orvllle OKlen by (ilenn Jereinllih. Floyd llenaon. Dewey Haminon. At a late hour the KUi'MtH depai'ted and expreaaed the wlnh that (ilenn may have many attcli blrthdava. A pleanant aurprlHO party wan ten dered Mr. mid Mra. WeHtei field and family by the people of .letinliiKH Uiillte ai their homo on Thuraday evenltiK. The tlmo wna Hpeut In kuuicn. Delicious refrenhnientH were nerved, mid when thu tlmo neared the mldnlKht hour tho friends wero reluctant In leuvetnkliiK. and to bid farewell to tho Weaterlleld family as they leave Boon for Kuneiie. The Itui'Hls were Meailanip Hoetho, Ilouiil m ii ii. Spooner, TriiHCott, Shnvor, Jn coIib and Hampton; MIhhi's. Cravatt, llai't, Fern Hint, Hoetho and Minnie Itiiethe: Mi'hki's. Itoai'dnian, Webb. Clark. Hanipton, Cravatt, Shaver und Spooner. Mlnses Maud nnd Anna Woodward entertained a few friends nt their home ut n Valentino party Sntunlny evening, when games and mimic fol lowed by refreahmenta were tho fea tures of tho evening. Tho guests wore Misses Kdth Alldredgo, Cyn thia. Pace, Helen Pollock, Llllie Tmg, Ithoda Pace, Etta lying, .Dorothy Uit ouretle, Eva Alldreilgo, Cora Douthlt: Messrs, Rolundi i Fonberg, (lllhert Tliomns, Oscar Wooillln, Bradley Woodward,- Kent Wilson, Joo .lack son, Hud Kellv, Wnldo Cnullold. Chris Michaels, Will Pollock, Hurry Mc dure, Frank Howard, Melvln Green, Andrew Koerner, Sam Taylor, of Port land. The Junior Endeavor Society of the Presbyterian church was entertained Friday night In a most, delightful man ner bv Mrs. J. R. Landaborough at tho Miuiso, The business meeting was followed hy a social time and re fi'i'Hhniiiiila worn aerved. (Iiinica mid iiiiimIc worn tlm feiilurea of tho oven Iiik, About ill) iiiciiihcra nlteiiilod. The viileiillno party given TiliiHitiiy Ii In lit by the llllliliiha of thu Methodlat ICplacoia Chiircb wua a very aucceaa ful nfriilr, nettliiK $20. Kvery number wua well rendered mill much appreci ated, A liiuiket aochil will be lvin nt ill" .liuii'M Mill achiMilhuuaii on Kebru liry SU, the pioceeila of which will ao lowiirila iiiireliiiHlni mi iiiuiin for tlm achool, No iidnilHHlon will be rliurK"d, Sunday Servlcea. (ieriiiun IOviiiik"IIciiI Church, cor ner KIkIiUi mid .Moiiron aln-eta. K"V. Hcliiiuer, of Portland, will oiUcliitu ut tlm I'uiii iiiiiii In ii aervlce 1 1 o'clock. Hiiuiliiy achiHil nt 10 o'clock, cvcnlm aervlcca ut 7:3't. Sheriff Collecting Tlxei. Tlm tun lint wua turned over by Cniiniy Clerk (irecnmmi Krlduy nf ternooii m Hherlff Iteutle, und tho aliertlT'a olllco will lie one of tlm bunl eat III the court hoiian for aoimi time with the property ownera of tlm coun ty comliiK to pay their tuxea. Tlioan einploycil on the lint aru Mlaa Ona Keuner, Mlaa Kdltli Juckaoti, Mfna Nellie HwurrolTrd, Mlaa Harriet linker, Mlaa Cla I'rutt. Oraanlze Lodge of Elka. Orminli'.ai Ion of a IoiIku of Klkn In tlila city will bo perfecteii within a few weeka. Tlm lippllcuutil for a ctuirter belli a tneiidiiK Krlduy nlKbt at the ('omniercliil Club and dlncua- aed tho pnibnblu urrmiKcnicrita. Tho IoiIko will probubly be Itiatltuted on Hut unlay evenltiK. February 2i. HioiikIi It la poaalbln that the duro mny be deferred until Tueadny, Murch I. Thla waa left In tlm hunt! of tho execiitlvn romniltteo, For LAND PLASTER eo Oregon City CuinnilBnloii Company. Milwaukee MILWAUKIE. A number of thu M'.lwaukle people have been taklliK lu the Cbriatluu Kndeuvor couveutlou ut the First I'roHhytcrliin church In Cortland. W. K. Threaher hu been busy at teudlliK (o li'Kul bualnea lu Oregon City (Id week. If you uro koIiik to truvel thin year don't lull to icel one of the traveler' check for nulu ut the Flrat State Hunk of Mlluwuklc. It look aa though thu Oregon Win ter la on ihu "bum" ihla ytr. l-ant Thurailuy the Johnaon Creek hrlclg" near Milwauklv went down. Duo fortunate thing waa that there weru no pedeatrlau on tho bridge. One driver had Juat cronaed, mid an other wua Juat ready to at art to cron a It went down. A new bridge Is badly needed. VV. K. Thn-nher went to Oregon City on liunincn Monday. Phillip Hlrelb went to Oregon City ou bunliien Monday. 't he Flrat State Hank of Mllwuukle will now be open on Saturday from 5 to 7 o'clock C. M., to accommodate depositor who are working lu 1'ort lund. Mln Utile Streib, iKKikkevper of the bunk, look a vacation on Mon day, thu leaving Cuahler ilolatnd to do all of the work Mlaa Ada I). Albert aud Mia Huille and Mrs. 11. II. Emmons were award M. Huliunley. of the Mllwauklo achool ' j. head prlaea rest receiving took examination at Oregon City last week, and their places were filled by two former teachers, Mr. Mctietchlo and Mra. Miller. Mra. ICInert was a vlnllor in town Wednesday. The many friends of James Klk Ilia were sorry to hear of bin fail ure lu bunlness thla week, and hope J t tit muy be able to resume btininuas before long. W. F. Lch'linn and A. L Holatead have attended both meetings of the committee having In charge the an nexation of tlm north purt of the County of Multnomah County. i Tin' null of Mrs. Vonnle IT. Strelb agalunt Mayor mid Mrs. Strelb for $;lii,iuu la being ( tried In the Circuit Court thla week. Philip Strelb, Jr.. , In well known here, having worked I at Elmer's und Wlnslnger's Btores be- fore hln marriage. ' The rlty Is having part of the Fos - tor road planked us fait as tho lum - ber can be bud from the mill. Mr. Hhoades, of Estacuda. Is visit-. lug bin brotlier ln-law, Casper Kerr, thin week. L. II. Campbell, a well known civil engineer, has been employed by the city to establish street grades. Mr. Campbell has moved his family to the John Scott place east of town. Mr. ciimnhell Is a native of Mllwuukle. and was educated In the Mllwuukle I public ncliool. The Woodmen of i... ...i i .,.,.. ' "U1 ft""-' a delightful valentine social Monday , night. There was a good attendance and u neat sum was netted from the sale of valentines. The Indies of the committee deservo creu.t for tho suc cess of the social. The sciiool board nt the regular i meeiiiig iniiimiu.v evi-uniK mum-n : movement for a pontoon bridge across 1 Kellogc like. Mr. Hlrkenieler was. appointed a committee of one to culutn ft subscription paper to obtain , the funds. The new bridge will make It safe for the school children who. now have to travel on the enr track. Mrs. Verne Gould returned from J I California this week much Improved , In health. lt Dowllng sell your proiierty. THE JOHNSON R-ALTY CO. City Lot, Acreage and Farm a Specialty. P. O. Box 213 Milwaukee, Ore, W. E. THRESHER LAWYER ' niLWAUKIE, -OREQON I TAKE THE HINT I You can get the best that money can buy If you "buy of our new stock of canned Table Fruit. They have the delici ous, ripe flavor. at HARRIS' GROCERY , ' Oregon City. ---------'-- l ADAMS BUY8 MILLINERY. Department Stor Purchatea Dualnaaa of Mra. Bladen, Mra. Nelllii Sliiden, who ban ,i.i.n n thu millinery bualiieaa In ihla city for nboiit ') yeara, lina aold her lnialiieHa to l Aduma. Mr, AdiiniH took poaaea Hloii Tburailiiy. 11') will move: the millinery Kooda to Ida department alore mid tho hulbJI'iK furiuerly uaiil by tho millinery atoro will bo 'iilHriC'd nt the rear ao ua to Join the other aUire luillilliiK, ami una win ii iiaed ua lit,, fin-till urn iteourlno'lit Mr. A dama I u now occotiylUK four aiure bull'lliiKa IphvIiik recently purcliuiii thu Hlock furnltuiH atoru. INSPECTION OF GUARD. Company 0 Receive New Uniform and Will Have Smoker rebruary 25. ; New kahkl unlfornia uml heavy iiiarcblim ciiuliiment lmve been Ibkii- I'd to Corniiufiy (1, Tblrd IC'iflment of Infantry, Oregon National (Juurd, for' the Inapnctlon, which will Inke plure February 'ii In tlila cliy. Tie) Innpect Iiik olllcer la Cnptuln KUik, Ural Cult cd Hlutca Infantry. The limpectlon will bo followed by a nmoker. The compiiny lina Juat rocelvmi new ollvo drub blanket, cumpulkn hut and putteu li'KKl'i. Manager Hall Go to Corvalll. (ieorKu J. Hull, 'ho hua been man- HKer for tho 1'uclflc T'dephotiB & Tel mruph Company In tlila city for aev eral year, baa bcon trunaforrcd to Corvullla, leavllig for that city Thura-1 (lay of luat week. It la proliublo that hla family will follow lui-r. Mr. Hall' i pluce here la Ut pr-aeut filled by Jumea Wlllock, who haa been book , KMT Tor iuo compnu). mihh (.nur-; l"tB iuk,'r ''U accepted the poaltlon i keeper. " " Heir in Aliarooge Mmlly. I Horn, February 10, to Mr. and Mra.' John AlldredKO, a aon. and Northwestern Clackamas JENNINGS LODGE. A very pretty anrprlne party was tendered Mr. and Mra. Westerfleld at their home on Thursday of hist week, by Mrs. Spooner and Mln Uronte Jennings. Mr. Westerflild and fam ily are contemplating locating nenr Medford, and this delightful gather lug waa a fnrewell to their leaving the 1-odge A pleasunt evening was punned and the gueai were charm Ingly entertulned by Mr. and Mr. Wvatcrflcld and two daughter, and refreahmenta were served. Those preaeat were, Mr. and Mr. Juck Hampton, Mr. and Mra. 0. D. Hoard man, and Meadames Truacott. Spoon er, Hoot he, Jacobs, Shaver, Hart and Mlsnea Inez Cravat to and Messrs. David Clark, Unngdou Spooner, Ed Webb und Mr. Cravatte. The home of Mrs. George Morse was tho scene of a delightful gather ing on Monday atferuoon, February 14, when a number of ladles respond ed to an Invitation to a Valentine tea. The room were artistically decorated with red hearts and red carnations and fern, tho heart being drawn from corner to corner in the recep tion hull, parlor and dining rooms, and In fact hung In every nook about tho rooms. The contests aud prizes and fuvors were In "keeping with St. i Valentine, and Mr. H. C. Palnton candy hearts us consolation favors. Mrs. Flora Heckner gave a splendid paper on the origin of St. Valentine and also an original poem to our hoKtess, Mrs. Morse. Mrs. C. L a.lih i.i- . nl....ln- I.I..KO unln and delicious refreshments were served liy sirs. Morse, ansinreu ny .miss crin- Mrs. Lewis Ems spending a momn ture. The invitation list Included j Wnh Henry Erl and family. Mesilumes Scripture, of Qregun City;-. are sorry to hear of the accl Itlce, (Tough, Westerfleld, Smith, I ,ont of Redding Russell Saturday, Erlcksou, Ileckner, Holowell, Roethe, lloardtnan. Palnton. Soenbe, Seeley,' Emmons, Powers. Roberts. Cheater and Marie Tozler enter tained on Monday evening of this week, a number of little friends at their home. Two tables of games were Indulged In and with music on the Kraphonhone. the evening too nulckly passed. . A very Interesting part of tho evening was a number nf pictures taken by Mr. 11 C. Toz- 1 ,.r n their former home, California, ' and were shown to fhe guests, of the ; bountiful trees, mountains and scen- ,.ry. Sandwiches, cake, candy and , lemonade were served bv Mr. and .Mrs. Tozler and all present declared the Tozler family delightful enter-1 tnlners. Jack Roberts has leased some acre-i age from J. C. McMonlgal nnd has built a pretty little log bungalow ou the east side of the car line and re- moved there on Saturday. ' Mr. Ira Hart and daughters. of Strawberrv Point, Iowa have rented , , ... ,, , .,l rn. ' ''. , " M ' u,L J 1 home on the County road: the lum ber having arrived the first of the week, but owing to the Inclement weather work has been delayed on it some. i Charlie Truscott returned from (rp i0 w0l,i Scappoose Tuesday of lust j William Rose was an over night ulfnr ut tho home of Mr Howard-: cir-;,. , the nolie of Mr Howard - Rl)I1 of Sl,wtKM Tuesday of last weok M oiarksnn. of Portland, spent T,u,8lny nnd Wednesday of last week w It tm her sister, Mrs. Spooner, nnd on Satur,ay .Mrs, prank Hodgklus. of Vancouver was a visitor at the Spoon - or nome on me uiuiiieuu. j Mr. Welnhard, of Portland, was a; business caller at the Lodge during tlio wook ' A new device for burning out I stumns Is being demonstrated on the j acreage of Mr. Charles Redmond near the Beta nursery, and a number of i men from Oregon City, Portland and ! Gladstone have come to watch it while In operation and some have pro nounced It very successful. I Mr. and Mrs. Ricketts and family. of Portland, were week end guests I at the homo U Wilcox. I Mr. und Mrs. (leorge Morse were , entertained at a luncheon at the pret- ly new home of Mrs. Hirlnni Hutch I Inson In Rose City Park on Tnea ' day. 1 We are sorrv to report Mr. Jesen 1 as being 111 with typhoid fever. Mr. Jesen Is one of the members of the i firm of n.vron & Jesen. the nursery- n:sn, and Clarence BecknerTias been delivering their tlowers to Portland during the week. Rev. Emmens. of Mllwaukle, con Hnoti.d the teacher' training class i ! and prnyernieetlng on Wednesday ev- 0 enltig and a very interesting meeting was held. J 1 Mrs. Gulloway. who has been 111 1 at the home of -Mrs. Truscott, is lm ? i proving. Mr. ana Mrs. W. U riuiey ten last Imported Dinner Sets MMMMBMeMBWeMBMeM STARTLING PRICES ON OPEN STOCK DINNER SETS How many families who have been keeping house for a year or longer have a complete dinner set? Now is the proper time to start one. We have our stock arranged so that you can buy or 50 pieces at a time, just as you see fit; our patterns are all standards that can be replaced at any time and our prices are the lowest. 51 Piece Set of White and Gold Austrian China $ 1 2.75 51 Piece Set of Plain White Austrian China $ 1 0.45 Haviland Sets at $25.00 and Upwards BURMEISTER & ANDRESEN OREGON CITY JEWELERS SUSPENSION BRIDGE CORNER week for an extended trip through California and Arizona, and expect to be absent till June. Mr. Nelson Is looking after their Interest here during their absence. Mlas Nellie Rice, of Portland, waa a pleasant caller at the Lodge during! Club. The Rose Society has made an the week. (appropriation of $10 for rose bushes Mra. John Jennings has received I to be planted in the city park where word that her husband is Improving : at the hot springs, which la gratify' Ing news to his Lxlge friends. At present Mrs. Jennings' mother, Mrs. Tlbbetts, Is quite ill Charles Slocum has been removing some large stumps from his property and on Wanton street, which has made a decided Improvement. He has been assisted by A. F. Russell with the work Mrs. Pierce and little daughter, of Portland, were visitors at the Lodge on Saturday. ( John Huckbee has given up his pc - sltlon In Will Haberman's store, and at present Mr. Haberman will write up the orders. Rev. Shupp delivered the Becond of his series of sermons on Sunday. I February 13, his text being. "Go ye! Into all the world, and preach the ! Gospel to every creature." Owing to j the stormy day a number were nn- able to attend. i I KELSO i . ' ( Mrs. John Erl died at her home j here Sunday. She was taken ill Wednesday with appendicitis and the ' p,i s.mrt.v- nr short and nr. ! r,'",rr:,r7rV,;.r"K,,r;oM ' : ,i. ii k'm.i , ! not save her life. Her children werei .i .., K. ,o.hH t,n ! de'ith canie. am! hope for his speedy recovery. The masquerade at Sandy was well attended Saturday night Jarl Bros & Rath have their en gine home again after being in a re I pair shop for a week. The schoolmams had a friend irom Oregon City visiting tnem last week. The snow here is ten Inches deep at this writing. John Johtisrud Is still at work on Lewis Hauglum's new house. Mrs. Jarl must be tired of farming it, as she wants to sell all of her Jer sey cows. Rev. Hagoes was In Kelso this week and conducted the funeral ser- 1 vices of Mrs. John Erl. m. g. Keinesmlth and little Etta I nre back in Kelso, after a few months' vst n Pennsylvania. I ElI johnsnid is working In the store for R. E. Jarl. oiof Mikkelson Is working In the Portland Postofflce at present. Victor Johnson purchased 40 acres of land from Mrs. Eliza Dickenson here last week. Consideration. $2100. OSWEGO. C. Miller, of Spokane, was visiting relatives Inst week. The Oswego Woman's Club met at a,!),,. i,onu of Mrs. Rosslter last week jrs. Smith had charge of the- pro- I gramme. xhe grange had Its usual monthly nitnw Sntiirdnv. Thpv cave a dance ;, It,, the evening, Mrg wlnnlngstead is going to move j t Cortland soon, The Cement Company Is fencing in j ts property. The company is also ; clearing off some of the land so things 1 i,,ok different along the river front. REDLAnlu. Clear Creek Creamery will pay 40c ir ouuer lav 101 m. mu.uu ui .. ar-v Owing to lust Sunday's snow storm the telephone lines uave beeu out of commission; were not able to get Oregon City till Wednesday. L. Funk, who nearly broke 'his leg a few weeks ago, while logging, is able to be out again. The oldest settlers have nothing to compare with this winter. There Is no gruln sown yet aud not much of the plowing done that should have been done last full. The Sunday School Convention will be held at the Redlund M. E. church the first of March. School, at the Four Corners is clos ed, the teacher, Miss Whent, having resigned on account of sickness. J. J. liuis, who has been sick for some time, died at his home Wed nesday afternoon. Deceased was born In Wales, and was ubouUti4 yeara of age. His daughter Mrs. Hall, of Se attle, was sent for, but did not ar rive In time tjj see her father alive. The funeral services will be held on Friday afternoon at 1 o'clock, and the Interment will be In Redland cemetery. ROSE PLANTING DAY. Local Society and Woman's Club to Beautify McLoughlin Park. The birthday of George Washington falls on next Tueaday and ihla day has been designated as Rose Plant ing Day by the Clackamas County Rose Society, which met yesterday In the parlors of the Commercial ; the historic McLoughlin home is lo- cated. The Rose Society and the Woman' Club are planning to make McLoughlin Park a veritable bower of beauty. Mrs. Anna G. Hayes, president of the Rose Society, announced that ar- rnni?fmpnta are hplnir mAitp for a Ier. ture on roses and rose culture. This 1 lecture will be held on Tuesday, ' March 1. In the Commercial club - ; rooms and the members of the Rose : Society and their friends are Invited i to attend. The Rose Society propos- s to reach out and embrace other communities, offering prizes for choice exhibits. The next meeting of the Rose Society will be held Wednesday, March 16. BEAUTIFYING THE PARK. Woman' Club Will Help Appearance of Ground on the Hill. At the meeting of the Women's C,UD Wednesday It was voted to do- nate S10 from the general fund rals- the Civic Improvement Commit- beautifying he McLoughlin P"k- This sum, with the donation se bushes promised, and others hoped for. make a great change In the appearance of the park . ,v1' ' . " Kiuii. "y evergreen iree nave 8 TheTu-lness me The business meeting was followed by an Interesting programme. Miss Muriel Stevens gave a description of her recent trip to Alaska, even to .... .......... ....., the demonstration of having a totem pole. Mrs. T. E. Beard followed with a very interesting paper on "Current Events." NISSEN SUES FOR SLANDER. Case Against Peter Julius Placed on Trial. Hansen The suit of P. N'lssen against Peter Julius Hansen for $5000 damages for slander was called for trial in the Circuit Court yesterday. Hansen is p. farmer living in the South end of the county. He is charged by NTs sen with having, circulated the re port that Nissen had an illigitimate child in the East and that the child had died. Walter G. Hayes, of Port land, appears for Nissen, and Dimick & Dimick represent Hansen. Immediately after the case was called the plaintiff's attorney filed a motion for a non-suit, which was granted. It Is understood the main witness for Nissen could not be found. PASO HOT :CALIFORNrA: "Any one can get well here." Admiral Evans. The finest equipped bath house In the woTld for the remedial uses of mineral waters Is located at Paso Ro"bles Hot Springs. Hot Sulphur, Mud and Sulphur Baths, Excellent Hotel Accommodation, Delightful Walk and 'Drive, Out of Door Sports. DR. These famous Springs are reached via The Shasta Route AND "Road- of a Thoosand Wonders " Soothfii Paciiic Company Stop-overs are allowed in either direction at this noted resort on the $55.00 round trip rate Portland to Los Angeles. For illustrated booklets telling of the wonderful cures effected, the famous $100,000 bath house aud other interesting features, call on or write to any S. P. or 0. R. & N. Agent, or WM. McMURRAY, General Passenger Agent, PORTLAND, - OREGON HOWELL AND WILSON LEAD. Billiard Tourney In Full Swing Commercial Club. at Tom P. Randall and Dr. L. A. Morris won the first match in the bil liard tourney at the Commercial Club. They captured two straight games, winning by a score of 17 points. Their opponents were Gilbert L. Hedges and Livy Stlpp and the legal profession waa completely eclipsed by the sklllfulness of Morris and Randall. William Wilson and William B. Howell were victors Tuesday night. They won two straight games from Dr. Clyde Mount and Walter Wella. The first game was taken by a score of 34 to 29. and the second game by a score of 34 to 32. The victors played Harry E. Draper and V. R. . . j taking the last two Bimes, with a 1 ore 34-30 and 34-18. Draper and ! Hyde won the first game with a score jf 34 .5. Letter List, j List of unclaimed letters at the Ore- I gon City Postofflce for week ending February 18: Woman's list Bains, Eva; Ham mond, Mrs. Joo.; Henry, Maud; In gram. Mrs. Susan; Jones. Ava; Law ler, Mrs. Amelia; Learns, Mrs. Jen nie. Men's list Bucklun, Frank; Can field, Chas.; Furlong, Jack (2); John son. Ralph; Kenyon, Frank, (2); Larvedes. John; Lewis. N.; Mathews, F. E.; Plerpont, Clarence; Pruchet, Peter; Ritz. Martin, (6); Stafford. H. E.; Velguth, Bernard O. Gladstone Christian Church. Services will be held at the Glad stone Christian Church Sunday, Feb ruary 20, as follows: Bible school at 1ft A. M., Mrs. Hull, superintendent. Classes for all. Preaching at 11 A. M. by the pastor. Morning theme, "Christ, the Divine Healer." On ac count of special services at the Bap- i count ot special services ar. me nap- j tlst churcn tnere wln be no gervPeg at the evening hour, pastor. A. H. Mulkey, Grange Notice. Notice Is hereby given that the reg ular annual Grange County Conven tion, for Clackamas County, will be held In the County Courtroom at. Ore gon City, on Tuesday, March 8, at 1:30 P. M. All Granges entitled to representa tion In said convention will please send three delegates with proper cre dentials. SLARY S. HOWARD. County Deputy. The bone In the beefsteak occa sions more kicks than the foam on the beer, although you can't even feed the latter to the dog. Occasionally it happens that a wo man has to have money occasionally to win a husband, but a man doesn't have to have money or charm to win 20 wives. ROBLES SPRINGS F. W. SAWYER, Manager. Paso Rubles, Cal. ft
