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NEWS FROM THE COUNTRY
INTERESTING ITEMS FROM AUPARJS OF CLACKAMAS COUNTY
MOLALLA. .
Our town has s holiday move these
foggy days.
The new merchant Is still making
improvements st his place of business.
It is rumored that another pool
room Is to be opened in town in order
to have more liberty. Unrestricted
freedom In some matters Is a dan
gerous thing, and it is hoped that it
will not be carried too far. Mr. Wood
has been operating a pool room here
for a year now, and be it to bis cred
it, has lived up to his promises to tne
community to keep an orderly house.
Any other kind of a disorderly house
operated in our town will prove to be
a "a great big thorn" In the flesh when
festering time comes around. Dont
forget that!
United Artisans Assembly No. 8!
had an oyster supper and election of
officers last Saturday night Solon
Echerd Is to wield the gavel for the
ensuing term, succeeding Evennan
Robblns.
Molalla Grange No. 310 and Juve
nile No. 3 will have election of offi
cers at the neit regular meeting Sat
urday, Dec, 23rd, Let all members
that can possibly do so be present and
enjoy the good time that grangers
have.
Robblns Bros, will ship a nice lot
of turkeys for the Christmas market.
Have you noticed the great Improve
ment made In our county newspapers
during the past year?
A merry Christmas to every living
person in old Clackamas County!
"I had been troubled with consti
pation for two years and tried all of
the best physicians In Bristol, Tenn..
and they could do nothing for me,"
writes Tbos. E. Williams, Middlebo
ro, Ky. "Two packages of Chamber
lain's Stomach and Liver Tablets
cured me." For sale by all dealers.
CLARKES.
The road supervisor, Mr. Sullivan,
blasted out stumps on the Wettlaufer
road last week.
Mr. Wettlaufer worked on the road
last week.
Nettle Rice Is visiting her uncle
and aunt, Mr. and Mrs. Tom Grace.
Ed. Hettman, from Portland, was
out in Clarkes last week.
The Clarkes school has two weeks'
vacation.
W. G. Kleinsmith was in town last
Mrs. Albert Durst, from Union Mills,
visited Mr. and Mrs. W. G. Klein
smith last week.
Mr. Rogers has purchased a new
top buggy.
Mrs. Eugene Cummins Is on the sick
list.
The Marshall Bros, were sawing
wood last week.
Mr. Haag is slowly Improving.
Otto Euol is plowing.
You Can Always Get
The best court medicine if you ask
for Dr. Bell's PIne-Tsr Honey and look
for the bell on the bottle. Guaran
teed to give satisfaction. Sold every
where. Ceo. A. Harding, Druggist.
REDLAND.
Trie shadow social at the Firgrove
school was a grand success, the pro
ceeds being over $30.
Mrs. Shaw, school supervisor. Is
visiting schools again around Redland.
Real estate is on the move again.
The Demoy place Is sold to a Mr.
Stewart, of Wyoming; also Mr. Hol
lingsworth's 50 acres between Schmid
li and Courtrtght places, has been sold
to a Mr. Olsen. or Portland.
The stork visited Frank Sprague's
and left a boy.
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WILSONVILLE.
Mrs. Cronln went to Portland Tues
day to spend the day.
Mr. and Mrs. Joe Thornton visited
In the Rose City Friday of last week.
Mr. and Mrs. Wall went to Port
land Monday.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Brobst went to
Portland Saturday to visit with rela
tives. Mrs. Ed, Walters spent Friday In
Portland. .
Mr. and Mrs. Haley, of Woodburn,
visited friends In our village Friday.
Miss Jennie Butts, and her brother
Robert, who have been spending some
time at the home of Aubrey Wood,
left Tuesday to spend the Christmas
vacation at their home in Gaston.
Mrs. R. N. Melvln and daughter
Lois were Portland visitors Saturday.
Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Baker were vis
itors at Mr. Baker's home Sunday.
John Butson, formerly a resident
here, was in Wilsonville on business
last wetk.
When our depot Is all lighted up at
night, we look quite cityfied.
The new hitching shed at the
church is an added accommodation
to our people.
Mrs. J. T. Fitzpatrick, accompanied
by her guest, Mrs. East, of Salem, vis
ited Portland Friday. f
Reed Graham went to HMsboro on
Monday on business. ,
Mrs. Howaid, of Portland, has been
visiting relatives here for some time.
MIsse3 Cora and Mary Brobst left
Friday to spend the holidays with
Miss Ellen Brobst, at Prineville.
Misg Blanche Bliss will leave Sat
urday for Idaho to spend a month at
the home of her parents; she will be
accompanied by her friend, Miss Haz
en. of St Helens.
The stork visited the home of our
genial ferryman, Emil Tauchman, on
Monday, Dec. 18th, and left an 8-pound
boy.
Mrs. Wood and Mrs. Halley, who
attended the teachers' meeting at
Stafford recently, are very loud in
their praise of the elegant dinner giv
en by the ladles of Stafford.
Mr. Aden's calendars are very
cnlque this year, for the reason tnat
the pretty portrait of his little nephew
Vernon Eller apnears upon the card.
The stores in Wilsonville have been
doing a rushing Christmas business,
and have splendid snaps for buyus
th's year.
Mr. and Mrs. Walters, who spent
he su-mer in the middle-west, hivi
returned to Wilsonville with the fecl
! ibat Oregon, and especially Cla-:k
nma. County, is good enough for therr
DoH forget the basketball gam at
V'i!i-"nvllle Decemrer 23, between the :
Columbus Club of Portland, and Wll- i
sonvllle Athletic Club. Admission, 15 '
cents snd 25 cents. The boys are get
ting in trim for the game, and it will
be worth seeing.
The nulcker a cold is gotten rid of
the less the danger from pneumonia
and other serious diseases. Mr. B.
w Hall, of Waverly. Va.. says:
"I firmly believe Chamberlain's Cough
Remedy to be absolutely the best pre-
riaratlon on the market for coins. I
have recommended It to my friend3
and they all agree with me." For sale
bv all dealers.
STAFFORD.
Teachers and pupils are preparing
to give an entertainment Saturday ev
ening, end have a Christmas tree at
the school house.
The Baptist church always give an
entertainment for Christmas and a
tree, besides numerous private trees
that will be in evidence.
A number are preparing to enter
tain on rather an extensive scale.
Mrs. John Seedling will rive a din
ner to all her relatives snd when we
say she is a daighter of Tom Turner,
a pionHT of Frog Pond, old friends
and neighbors can beeln to count It
will be a harjpy reunion, although tbe
beloved mother will not be of the num
ber, as she passed on a year ago, but
she Is still remembered lovingly by
others besides her own family.
Mrs. Peterson expects to entertain
at a reunion at Christmas time.
All tbe ladies, who can spare the
time at this tmv season are going to
meet at Mrs. Elligsen's Friday after
noon to make stocking candy sacks,
etc.. for the school tree,
Mr. snd Mrs. Fredricksci are about
to move to Portland, and their daugh
ter. Minnie, and hoband. Gsy Gross,
will orcupy the ranch on Shafer's Hill
OREGON CITY ENTERPRISE, FRIDAY. PKCKMHEK 22,' 1911.
Mrs. Aernl made tour comforters
padded with wool last week, so that
If the colj growi stronger, as the days
after Thursday, the whole
family and tho stranger within tht
gules will keep warm.
Tor the paxt three weeke the weath
er has been foggy and rainy, until the
oldest Inhalillant feels he haa got
home, the "rheumatlx" all left hla
hones and he frisks shout like s
young lamb In the aprlng time. The
average Oregonliin can't stand per
petual bunshlne.
Mr. Peterson Is killing two bird J
with one atone, as It were, getting a
big tree out of the road and making
a lot of wood to sell.
Mrs. Brink secured the curtains for
the new chapel last week.
Miss Grace Tledemsn will attend
tho Assembly of the Church of God.
hli! In Portland for 10 days, begin
ning on this week Friday.
On aeonnt or such a rush or wors to
nronare for Christmas which only
conies once s year, the Ladles' Circle
postponed its regular meeting this
month.
M.mtMN nf ttiA rtantlftt Tjutlei' ao-
rtntv met at P. A. Raker'a last week.
as Mrs. Baker has not fully recovered
from her recent Illness and was un
able to attend elsewhere.
Try It, Try It
Try Dr. Dell's Antiseptic Salve for all
skin troubles. It la as pleasant as
sweet cream and guaranteed to give
satisfaction In worst cases. 25c a box.
Geo. A. Harding. Druggist
MOUNTAIN VIEW.
F. A. Ely, of Gladstone, was calling
on friends In this vicinity last week
and getting shrubbery to beautify bis
premises.
George Mautx, of Goldendale, Wash,
is at home for Xmas, visiting friends
and parents. .
S. T. Fisher, of Canby, was visiting
bis son. Wllmer, here last week. '
Charley Earley, of Soda Springs,
who U under the doctor's care, Is
spending this month here.
Mr. and Mrs. Harry McKlnney, of
Eastern Oregon, are visiting the iat
ter's father, Mr. McDowell and family.
They came to spend Christmas among
relatives.
Mr. and Mrs. A. L. Jones, of Cams,
were In this vicinity . Monday. Mr.
Jones made a business trip to Port-
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land and Mrs. Jones spent the day
with Mrs. S. A. Gillett
W. H. Clark, of Duane street, butch
ered two hogs Tuesday which will
weigh nearly 300 pounds each.
J. D. Locke, of J. Q. Adams street,
is helping F. M. Darling on his new
greenhouse this week.
Mrs. Harvey Hickman, of Portland,
was visiting Mrs. A. L Hickman and
Wanda last week.
The Mountain View Bible Study
Class met at the home of Mrs.- Lay
man lant Thursday afternoon with
nine present and will meet next week
at the home of Mrs. Nellie Schoth.
Mrs. Norah Carrlco has an attack
of lagrippe this week.
Mrs. Maggie Curran U better.
Tbe Primitive Baptists wilt hold
services st the church at 2 P. M. Sat
urday and 14:30 A. M. Sunday.
The Chrirtmas exercises of the
Mountain View Union Sunday school
will be held at the church Friday ev
ening. December 22nd, at 8 o'clock.
All cordially invited to attend. A
short program of songs and recita-'
tiona will be given.
O. A. Vanhoy was called to Gold
endale last week to tbe bedside of his
brother, who is seriously ill with heart
trouble.
Mrs. G. Lewellen is on the sick list
with a severe cold.
Mr. Crawford Is poorly again.
Mrs. Hattie MerrilL of Portland,
A Poor Weak Woman
At she is termed, will seders bravely sod patiently
e(onies which a strong, nil would five way trader,
lite tact it woaiea art nor patient Ihsa they uht
lo be under tuoh troubles.
Every woman oufhl to know that the may obtain
. the mott eiperienoed esedioel advice fru if cAerr
ead in f najiditl and ''privacy by writing to
tht World's Di.peourr Medical Association, R V,
Puree. M. D., President, Buffalo, N. Y, Dr. Pierce
at been chief oontultinj phytieiaa ot the Invalids'
llottl and Sursioel Institute, ol Buffalo, N. Y., lor
asany year and baa bad a wider practical eiperienoe
la the treatment of women's diseases than any other physician la this country.
Ilia anedieiuea are world-famous lor their astonishing emoaoy.
The aaoal perfect remedy ever devised lor weak and deli
t ante woaiea It Dr. Fieroe'e Favorite Prescription.
IT MAKES WEAK WOMEN STRONG.
SICK WOMEN WELL.
The many and varied symptoms of womta's peculiar ailments are fully eat
forth in Plain English in the People t Medical Adviser (I0O8 pages), a newly
revised and up-to-date Edition ol which, cloth-hound, will be mailed frti oa
receipt ol 31 ooe-oeot stamps to pay cost ol mailing . Address at above.
was visiting friends here Sunday and
Monday.
A nraariful WnunH '
from s knife, gun, tin can, rusty nail;
flnts-nrVfl nr nf in, nfher nature, de
mands prompt treatment with Buck-
lens Arnya Salve to prevent blood
nnl.non or irnirran, Ita the nulrkeat
anraat hMtA. fnr all aiirh wound aa
also for Duma, Dolls, Sores, Skin
Eruptions, Edema, Chapped Hanffs,
Corns or Piles. 25a st Jones Drug Co.
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RQUAM.
The date of the Christmas tree pro
gram has been changed from Monday
evening. December 25, to Saturday ev
ening. December 23rd.
Mrs. Olof Olson, who Is In the hos
pital In Salem, Is getting along as
well as could be expected.
Rev. Comstock's lit') girl Is quite
sick.
Miss Belle Gray went to Oregon
City last week to work la Mr. Ely's
store during the holidays.
John Cross and A. T. Cutting, of
Molalla, drove quite a band of beef
cattle from here last week. They were
buying for the Farr Bros.' meat mar
ket at Oregon City.
Everybody come ' to the pie social
Friday night, December 22nd.
' :tf ''t ' n lt " i rT ' i
The
"rT' r.
LOGAN.
The entertainment given by the
Women's Work Committee and young
people of Harding Grange, was a
grand success in every respect The
program was arranged by the lecturer
of the Grange. The young folks cer
tainly eclipsed all previous efforts as
entertainers and truly deserved the
hearty applause that greeted every
number. The music, both vocal and
Instrumental, was .exceptionai.y gooa. .
The play given waa "A Quiet Family," ,
the title, however belies what follows. .
Tbe MtJiter-elect, George Kobl, aa
"Barnaby Bibbs," the submissive, hen
pecked husband; Miss Mahala Gill,
"Mrs. Earnaby Bibbs." the tyrannical
wife; "Benjamin Bibbs, the tyrant
husband;" Effie Klrchem. "the abused
wife of Benjamin Bibbs;" Miss Emma
Benson, "Selina," a ward of Mr. B.
Bibba; Henry KohL "Selinas lover;"
Lottie Klrchem, 'Sraarley." a servant;
Earnest Gerber, "Grumpy, s servant;"
All acted their parts Mke professionals,
some displaying latent histrionic tal
eab The other numbers were: Violin
solo, mnk Sch warts; piano solo.
! Miss Jones; song, Iva Gerber ana;
i Josephine Busch; recitation, Lillle
'Andersen; piano selection. Myrtle
, Zimmerman: solo. Elsie Fredericbs; ,
! recitation, Mrs. Wllcoxon; piano se
; lection. Myrtle Zimmermsa; baritone
olo. Bruno Fredericbs; song. Jacv I
Hindle, which was followed by auction
-y-
tale ot dainty baskets. Wlnfred Crom
er acted aa auctioneer. The total re
ceipts of evening were $70.60. Quite
s n um tar ot the baskets sold for 13
and 6 each, the highest being $0.75.
The money Is for the Orange Park
fund. This proves the loyalty of our
young people to the cause and Is an
object lesson In civic pride. It la only
right that we should reaerve a few
hady nooks here and there while we
may. ere they are all sacrificed to the
march of progress.
The W. O. W. will give a ball Sat
urday. December 23, at the hall.
Otto Smith haa gone to California to
look for a home there. Can't beat
Oregon.
Mrs. Dyers, of Stone, has been sick
for awhile but Is Improving some.
For your Christmas slippers call st
Oregon City Shoe Store.
.TWILIGHT.
Mrs. C- E. Swlrk and Mrs. Hoops
were In Oregon City Saturday doing
their Christmas shopping.
Henry Scheer was taken suddenly
111 last Sunday and sent for Dr. Mount,
and last report he was Improving.
Mrs. George 8chelmcr. who has been
visiting relatives In Sellwood, has re
turned home.
Miss Marie Harvey, of Portland,
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spent Sunday with her parents.
Max Telford, George Lazelle, Bert
Harvey and M. J. Lazelle attended the
Congregational Brotherhood Tuesday
evening. -
A Christmas entertainment will be
given Friday evening in Twilight hall
by the pupils of the school, parents
and friends are extended an Invitation
to come and spend a pleasant hour.
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Hay, Grain, Feed and Keyed
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Oregon City, Ore.
Sandy and East Clackamas
i M -
kranria Man Carrow has resigned
her position as bookkeeper for the
Kir wood Lumber Co. and left Tuesday
for San Dlegu, California, where ahe
will apend the winter. She won many
friends during her alay In Ftrwood.
The Dwlsht Company, of Portland,
handling t'nlon Carbide llghllag ap
paratus, a Initialling a system of light
ing In Paul Meluls'a department store,
reildonre. hall and pumping station
at a rot of $300.
II. Miller butchered a beef and two
houa for Henri Koch laat week.
Mrs. C, F. Harbour l In Portland
on account of the Illness of her son.
W. A. Proctor is staying at his home
In Cottrell on account ot sickness.
The Sandy Land Company sold
three lots In Ita addition laat week.
U R. Hoffman is nnlxhlng his bouse
on Main street.
W. A. Troetor la erecting three, bun
galows on the 8andy Land Company's
addition.
Kmmett Donahue met with what
came near being a very serious acci
dent Thursday night. While driving
a spun (f fractions hones attached to
a double top carriage from Boring to
Sandy, Just above Jarl'a store one of
the alngle treea broke and. aa the
tongue dropped the team plunged, for
ward snd the buggy turned s com
plete somersault landing on the top
with the four wheela spinning around
In the air among a bunch of fir itumpa
beside the road. Mr. Donahue miracu
lously escaped Injury, but the other
occupants of the carriage, Mrs. Dona
hue and their two children, were bad
Iv ahaken up and severely bruised.
Tnless some Interna! Injuries develop.
It Is thought no serious result! will
follow.
The Sandy Grange will give s danc
ing party at Melnlg's ball Satnrday
evening. December 30.
Dr.-and Mrs. Uipton are In Port
land on account of the death of his
mother.
The Flrwood Progressive Associa
tion gave a very Interesting literary
program at Flrwood hall Saturday
night
The taxpavera of the Flrwood road
dlatrlct met Saturday night, and by a
vote of 7 to 11 decided to levy s 10
mill tat for highway Improvement.
If times are rather dull. Sandy la
atin on the map. A number of letters
have been received here lately from
Eastern parties, who are thinking of
locating In this section.
EAGLE CREEK.
Mra. Viola Douglas was over to the
old home place the first of last week.
Ed. Chapman, of Nye. Oregon, ar
rived in the neighborhood Inst week.
He Intenda to spend the winter with
his uncle and aunt, Mr. and Mrs.
Howlett
Mr. and Mrs. Huntington went to
Portland Saturday,
Miss Anns Duncan was an Estaca
da visitor Saturday.
There was quite a large attendance
out to Eagle Cre-k Grange Saturday
and ten new candidates were -given
the first 'and Second degrees. ,
M. V. Thomas, of Sajidy, waa a
Granse visitor Saturday.
J. F. Ilrower and daughter Mildred,
of Orient, were calling at the home of
Mr. Howlett Sunday. Mr. Brower held
services at the school houso St 11:30
A. M. He will be back la. a month
and will preach to us again.
The Douglns hove butchered some
hogs the first of the week.
Mr. and Mrs. Murphy. Miss Arnieds
and Perry Murphy were entertained
st dinner Sunday by Mr. and Mra.
Clark. 0
Roy Douglas made a business trip
to Portland Monday.
ELWOOD.
Jack Frost, the aly old nocturnal
visitor, is spreading bis decorations
for Christmas.
Ed. Dibble, while helping Mr. Beard
l..v ..lonr In ml met with a aevere
accident while pulling a stump with
his team. The stump was nuriea ior-
u-nril alrlklnir Mr. DlhblA on the left
side of the head, causing him to be
nnxnnarlmia for Upverftl hours. Mr.
Ileardsley hauled him to his own home.
At last report he was still unable to
be out of bed, but we are glad to
hear no serious results are expected.
All Invited to the Christmas enter
tainment and tree Saturday night,
December 23rd, at the church here.
Mr. Mclllke was In Estacada one
day last week.
Canby and North Clackamas
CANBY.
Mrs. M. J. Lee was shopping In
Portland Wednesday.
Mrs. Williams Is quite sick. Dr.
Dedmnn was called.
Flossie 8pencer Is on the sick list
Nellie Hapton is also sick.
W. S. Schuller, of the Big Six de
partment store, has sold out to Van
couver parties.
David Pope and Morley Mack have
Just finished walling a well for Mr.
Snell. This Is the second well they
have walled with concrete tiles that
were manufactured in Canby.
John Graham, Wilson Evans and
Frank Kendall have finished a new
cement walk In front of O. R Mack's
lot on Front street.
Miss Hallla 8mlth, of Portland, was
visiting relatives In Macksburg and
Canby Sunday.
The school 'will give an entertain
ment Thursday and Friday nights.
A small admission will be charged,
the proceeds to go to buying a library
for the school.
The Rebekahs had election of offl
cers Tuesday nlKht,-also gave a sup
per. Everyone bad a good time.
H. Stogsdlll has returned from East
ern Oregon.
J. E. Sutherland has Just returned
from Scsftle, Spokane and Tacoma.
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Mott and two
children, of Clatsop, are visiting rela
tives In Canby this week.
Lawrence Balr, Andy Knight and
Mr. Fisher, who hsve been working
with tbe steam shovel on the railroad
.between Portland and Tillamook, are
home and will probably Remain here
duiinr the winter.
A Christmas cantsta will be given
at the M. E. church Saturday night
The Ladles' Aid of the M. E. church,
who gave a bazaar and cafeteria sirp
per. made 70.
Siwlal Christmas services at tbe
M. E. church both Sunday morning
and evening by Rev. Cressev, pastor.
W. S. Fisher left Wednesday mora
ine for Butt Creek, for a few days'
visit with Grandna Blrrbet
Mr. and Mrs. John Zeek visited Mrs.
C. r. Hntchlnson Tuesdsy.
Edna Hutchinson Is recovering from
a seyere attack of lagrlppe.
Georre Mitts' horse ran away Sun
, as
Mrs. Maud and Mrs. Alice Dlbbls
visited Mrs. Dan Hlahlnecker on Wed
Uesdny, a
A. Vallen was In Kslacaila Balurday,
Martha Hrhwerln hurt her arm quite
badly by a fall. ...
John Scott waa successful In finding
John Howard's four .ws, which have
been gone for several weeka. Mr.
Howard offered a reward for their
return. Several hnd scoured the woods
nenr here, but Mr. Hcott found them
near their old range on the Molalla,
Mr. and Mrs. 1-w Vallen did shop
ping at Mr. Carey's In Katacada Sat
urday. ......
Honorable Grant II. Dlmlrk. In Ms
speech In Friday's Enterprise, snrrly
spoke the sentiment of a great many
taxpayers. We honor a man, who In
the face of opposition, Irregardloaa of
party or popularity, dare speak hla
own opinion. Honesty It s virtue mu
tually coupled with all virtues fitly
preparing s uian for any office.
FIRWOOD.
A nmd meeting of the Flrwood Road
Dlatrlct was held st Flrwood Satur
day. Dec. 10. J. O. DeShaser was
unanimously elected mad siiiwrvlsoi.
A ten mill tax was voted.
At the F. I A. Saturday evening a
large crowd was In attendance. A
fine program waa rendered. M. Leo
and M. WcshI amused the crowd Tut
some time with guitar snd banjo mu
alo and performed several amusing
ftals with their Instrumenta. The bas
ket aoclnl followed the program. A.
G. rtoruatedt, of Bandy, acted as suo
tloneer and deserves credit for hla
successful work. Mr. llornstedt has
alwaya acted as auctioneer for the
Flrwood socials and Is considered first
class. Very few can do (his work as
It Is no easy task. There was an ex
ceptionally fine display of baskets,
those btlnglng the hlgheat pricea rep
resented an air ship and s battleship,
made by the Misses Ida aud Berths
Stuckl.
Moaara. Eddy. Davis, Ilornatedt and
Wolf snd the Mlssea Mulr. lUchman
and Katie Kehras. of Sandy, attended
the social at Flrwood, also Mr. Dell, of
Sandy Ridge.
Usury Hennera, of Pleasant Home,
spent Ssturday and Sunday with Mrs.
Eva R. Hart and family and attended
the social at Flrwood.
Fred E. Black, of Portland, visited
Tuesday with Mr. and Mrs. E. D. Hart.
A. Malar returned from Astoria the
first of the week.
Tho debate at Flrwood "Resolved,
that women are more reasonable than
men." waa decided In favor of the
negative. ,
The Sandy school teachers spent
Saturday night with Mrs. A. Malar.
Fred Howe worked at Sandy last
Saturday, taking Mr. Wlrtx' place In
the barber shop.
8PRINQWATER.
Next Monday evening Old Santa
will call at the "Grange hall, after a
long year'a absence. Everyone come
and aee him. also bear the program
which Is to be given.
The second business meeting of the
Sprlngwater Social Club was held last
Tuendsy night at Mr. Wilcox's. After
the business was transacted the ev
ening was spent In games and music.
A delightful evening was spent, and
many thanks to the hostess.
Rev. Awe returned Friday from New
York with his bride, and the entire
community Is crying "good wishes and
success" to the newlyweds. Monday
nlglfi thev will play a violin duet,
which will be worth going aeveral
miles to hear.
Miss Mnry Harvey went to Oregon
City to take teachers' examination.
All Join In wishing her nicceas.
DOVER.
Mr. Udell's family Is having s siege
of I a Grippe.
Mrs. M. M. Reld returned to Port
land Sunday to hnve the rest of her
dental work done.
Mr. and Mrs. DeShswr were Sandy
visitors Monday.
Mrs. Bows entertained Mr. and Mrs.
Augustine Miller to dinner Sunday. ,
Mr. Morrison and son, Harry, are
home from Portland.
School closed Monday for two
weeka. Mr. Reld will attend the in
stitute. Mrs. Sumner and daughter, from Sa
lem, are visiting her mother, Mrs.
Cupp.
A number of the Dover people at
tended the social at Flrwood Saturday
night.
day evening while be waa returning
home. The buggy was smashed up
pretty badly. Mr. Mitts had just tak
en Mlsa Aslla Marly home.
Otis Ogle and bis couBln, Miss Gen
ie, were visiting Mr. and Mrs. George
Ogle Wednesday.
George Ogle was an Oregon City
vlBltor Tuesday.
First class shoe repairing at Oregon
City Shoe Store.
Every family has need of a good, re
liable liniment For sprains, bruises,
soreness of tbe muscles and rheuma
tic pains there is none better thai.
Chamberlain's. Sold by all dialers.'
BARLOW.
J. J. Wurfel, who was delivering a
load of feed to a customer last Friday,
struck his head against a beam In a
shed and It knocked him down, and
be struck his side against something
as he fell, fracturing one of his ribs
and causing Internal Injuries. He haa
suffered a great deal from the fall,
snd at the time of writing Is in a criti
cal condition. James Ogle, of Aurora,
la nursing Mr. Wurfel and Dr. Ded
man Is attending him.
Walter Irwin, of Chltwood, Oregon,
is visiting his uncle, R. B. Irwin.
Miss Ora Lee, of Canby, visited Hat
tie Irwin Monday night .
The Christmas cantata, which the
teachers and children are. preparing
for Friday night, will be very enter
taining, and an Invitation Is extended
to all to attend.
Mrs. Larson received word Sunday
that het daughter, Clara, of Portland,
Is very III with appendicitis. Mra.
Larson went to Portland Sunday ev
ening. Walter Howe went to Portland
Tuesday.
Mr. Churchill has the typhoid pneu
monia. Miss Laura Rymerson and brother
Victor, of Byron, Wash., are visiting
old friends here this week.
Henry Gllhertson made a business
trip to Portland Saturday.
Fred Jesse, of Portland, Is visiting
his parents.
For high grsde Boys' Loggers call at
Or-gon City Shoe Store. Best made.
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