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All Counterfeits Imitations and"Juflt-os-Bod"are but
Experiments that trifle with and endanger tho health of
Infants and Children Experience against Experiment
What is CASTORIA
CastorU Is a harmless substitute for Castor Oil, Iaro-g-orie.
Drops and Soothing1 Syrups. It Is rieaaauU It
contains neither Opium Morphine nor other Narcotlo .
substance. Its acre Is Its guarantee. It destroys Worms
and allays Fercrishness. It cures Diarrhoea aud Wind
Colic It relieves Teething Troubles, cures Combination
and Flatulency. It assimilates the Food, regulates the
Stomach and Bowels, giving healthy and natural sleep.
The Children's Panacea The Mother's Friend.
GENUINE CASTORIA ALWAYS
Bears the Signature of
The EM You Have Always Bought
In Use For Oyer 30 Years.
NEWS FROM THE COUNTRY
INTERESTING ITEMS FROM ALL PARTS OF CLACKAMAS COUNTY
clrty hld s watch party at the church
Sunday evening. A nne program waa
rendered sn4 all present enjoyed thsm-
rivet.
Ed. Grace, of Tlmbergrovs suds a
business trio to Cotton Saturday.
Mr. and Mr. Homer Brown, who are
staving at tha lattera parents, at fcl-
wood, called on Grandma Dlx last
Monday.
Members of tha nearer Creek tele-
phone division No. 14. held a meeting
Saturday evening and elected new of
ficers for the ensuing year.
Miss Nellie Bonney returned to Es
tacada after having apent week's
vacation at the borne with her par
enta at Colton.
About eight Inchea of anow fell hen)
Saturday night
In the guessing contest of the num
ber of beam In a jar at A. Danlelson's
tore. Millie Anderson was the fortu
nate on In getting the set of silver
ware.
J. Puts was a business visitor In
town Saturday.
W. H. Bottemllier was ai loium
for a load of shingles Saturday.
John Jones -was hauling wood ror
Ous Qottberg the first of the week.
Medicines that aid nature are a-
wave most effectual, mamneriaiu
Cough Remedy acts on this plan. It
allays the cough, relieves the lungs,
opens the secretions and aids nature
In restoring the system 10 a neauoy
condition. Thousands have testified
to Its superior excellence. Sold by all
dealers.
Welcome Words to Women
WeaM win suffer with disorder ooeallar te their
set should write te Dr. Pieroo aad reetive Iree the
advice of a phvtieiaa of ever 40 yea's' sipeneaee
e (killed sad tueoeaafWI speoialist ia the diaeates
I woaiae." Kvery tetter el this serf has the mott
eartful eoaeidaratioa aad is refardad si saertdlv
eoaldeatiat. Maay aaaiitivaly saoooU woatea write
fully le Dr. Pieroo what they would shriek froot
telliaf te their loeal phvtieiaa. The local pbvsioiaa
ia pretty sure to say that bo eanaot do saytbia
without "aa staaiaatioe." Dr. Piers bulds thai
these dittaitelul eianiaatloas are faaarally aead
sea, aad that ao woaea, eieept ia rare e
Dr. Fteroe'e rroataaoat will ears yea right la the privacy of
your owa kosae. Ilia "Favorite Freeeriptioa" bee eurad
kuadreds of Utooaaada, soaie of taes the worst of eeeoe.
It is the ooly atediolae of Its klad that la the product of s refulerly rsdaatod
phvtieiaa. Tha oary oae food eooujb that it aiakars dare to priat ita every
lagiedient oo ita outiide wrapper. There's ao seersey. It will bear eieaiae
tioa No alcohol sad ao babit-formiaf draft are found ia it. Some uaecrup
lout aaedicioe dealers aisy offer you s substitute. Doo't take it. Doa't trifle
with your health. Write to World's Di-peetary Medical Ataooiatioe, Dr. R.
V. Pierce. Preaideat, Buffalo, N. Y., lake the advice received aad bo wall.
ssbalt to thoss.
should
WIL80NVILLE.
Mr. and Mrs. Mallory. ot Portland.
spent Christmas with Mrs. Mallory s
alster, Mrs. J. Peters, at Wilson villa.
Quito a number of the young folks
from Stafford and vicinity attended the
dance at WilsonvlUe Saturday even
in . .
Mr. and Mrs. white spent Sunday in
Hillsboro with relatives.
Mr. and Mrs. Wall spent Christmas
Day In the Rose City.
Mrs. Homer Kruse has been quite
111 at the Oregon City hospital
Mr. and Mrs. Grant Llchenthaler, of
Newberg. were guests of Mr. and Mrs.
White for some days last week.
Mr. and Mrs. Marion Toung and
family and Mr. and Mrs. Norrts Young
spent New Year's day In Portland vis
iting relatives.
Misses Cora ana Mary Broosi nave
returned from Eastern Oregon where
against the Woodburn team, resulted
In the former coming out victorious
by the splendid score of 29 to 17. The
following players led the village team
to victory: Andy Hasselbrlnk, Elmer
Seely, forwards; Doris Young, center;
George Murray and George Stanzel,
guards. After the game a social dance
was much enjoyed by those who trip
the light fantastle.
The usual New Year salutes, were
fired off on schedule time hers on
Sunday evening at twelve o'clock. Ev
en the telephone bells were mixed up
In a glorious medley of sound, and
threshing whistles, together with en
gine whistles of smaller mien, wel
comed la the glad New Year.
Don't forget to renew your subscrip
tion to the Enterprise through our ag
ent, Chas. Rldder. He Is conveniently
located at the poatoffice where he will
be glad to renew old subscriptions or
take new ones at any time. The Jan
uary edition, especially gotten out tor
advertising Clackamas county. Is to be
a copy which we will all be proud to
send to our friends who are freeslng
In the eastern states.
Among the railway announcements
for the Oregon Electric extension, Is
the one given from Wllsonville to Me
Mlnnvllle, a distance of 23 miles. This
will mean a great deal to WilsonvlUe
and now with our fertile farming land,
and river advantages, If our oil well
turns out to a Lakerlew Gusher, we
A Glllvtt and family Sunday and with
S. V. Francis and family Monday, then
returned home Tuesday morning. El
mer la attending business college In
Portland, going from home every day.
Mrs. II. A. Waterhouse and sister,
Mrs. Charles Stewart, ot Portland,
came Sunday to spend New Year's day
among relatives and friends. Mrs.
Stewart had the misfortune to slip on
the Icy walk and sprain her anklo.
She could not return home with her
sister and Is at the homo ot 1L Lay
man. J. Dlx Is putting up a building on
Roosevelt street and expects to move
Into town again soon.
Mrs. A. L. Ulckman and Wanda
Dent New Years In Gladstone, the
guests of Mrs. C. A. Frost.
Frank Stlllwoll slipped on the Sev.
enth street steps last week and Is at
homo with broken ribs.
Mrs. Bailey of Molalla avenue and
Warner street fell New Years eve
and dislocated her shoulder.
Frank Wlnslow Is not so well since
the rains ceased.
Bible study waa not held last week
on account of tne funeral or A. n
Humnhrev. and next week It wilt be
hold at the home of Mrs. 8. A. Clllett
B. C. Dye will hold services at the
Mountain View church next 8unday
evening at 7 o'clock. Everyone cor
dlallr Invited to attend.
Mr. and Mrs. Harry McKlnney, of
MARQUAM.
Know fell at Mnrquam December 11
to the depth of four Inches. -
Tbs young people who have bees
home during the holidays have re
turned to school again.
MUses Myrtle, Vlda and Kreta AI
Kri.hi ivilla Msrauam and Blanche
Harmon returned to Hllvertou high
school, and Miss Kcho Uirklns re
turned to Oregon City high 'l'0
Harry lllbbard took charge or tne
Marquam telephone office January 1.
Our new blacksmith hss arrived
from Balom. , ,
Dolph Myers had the misfortune to
bn-ak his leg last week while hauling
sums logs. ,
Series of meeting commences at
the M. K. church January li, uudsr
the car of llev. Comstock.
F. J. Ridings has returned from
White Salmon River, where he
to look at some property h had witn
a view to trade his property here.
Millions of Bottlss
of Dr. Bell's Pine Tar-IIonry used an
nually Is good evidence that It Is a
g,KKj wnieay ror i. . --
and an mroi ""--
iuik for tne urn on
colds,
troubles.
STONE.
As the year 1912 came Monday,
good wishes to the Enterprise family
and the readers of the Enterprise.
As the people living away out of the
din of battle of city Ufe. thus we are
not troubled with so steady a din of
noise.
One big load of oats, one of hay and
other smaller loads went along here
this morning, but there was not water
squeezed out of the road. It has been
a long time since we have seen the
ground as solid as It Is now. and old
nature Is holding hand and foot with
out any sunshine to aid in loosening
the solid frozen roads.
Grant Mnmpower's pole sawmill is
as still as the wind. He has not gotj
the steam raised yet today.
Business matters are looking toward
a bnsiness that will be livelier this
winter here. Parties are clearing out
Clear Creek and are going to ship cord
wood down the creek Into the Clacka
mas river. There Is a party up the
Clackamas river under the manage
ment of Grant Mumpower which Is
cutting cord wood and some timber.
It will not be long till wood will be
scarce in Oregon, especially in Clacka
mas county. The people will have to
have oil to burn as fuel. The Oregon i
Oil and Gas Company had better go was
to work ana clean out their on wen
and get some profit out of their oil
Instead of letting it lay Idle any long
er.
Mr. Edysin, who bought the Vlerhus
place, and who is manager and sales
man of the Swedish colony, has sold
part of the land. These Swedish peo
ple are going to take part of Clacka
mas county. Well we reckon that the
Swedes might as well take part of
Clackamas county as any other kind
of people. So sail In, Mr. Edysin, and
settle all the Swedish people you can.
Our egg and poultry man has come
to life again, but this time he Is one
day late. This egg and chicken bnsi
ness baa become quite a business in
our burg. Eggs, 35 cents per dozen,
Is quite a money-making business if
you get any eggs, but the chicken busi
ness is quite a business all the year
round, at this place, especially.
There Is one manufacturing com
pany here that is manufacturing the
year round and that Is the Clear Creek
Creamery Company. Mr. Smith has a
sure thing as well as those who fur
nish "cream for the creamery.
Burkbart t Company, of the roller
Mill at Barton, put up a building 18x16
feet for the storing of flour and mill
feed, which is close to J. I Mumpow
er's reeidence of this place, and al
ready there is quite a demand for
such products. The next thing we
want is a good grocery store here so
we won't have to go to Portland or
Oregon City when we are in need of
groceries.
What Can We Say
More than if you are not satisfied af
ter using Sutherland's Eagle Eye
Salve we will refund your money. 25c
at all dealers. Geo. A. Harding, Druggist.
Wellington Marshall was sawing
wood for Tom Grace last week.
Mrs. Haag fell and hurt her foot the
other day.
Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Kleinsmlth,
from Portland, spent their Christmas
with relatives.
Miss Ida Haag is back from Port
land on account of her father's sick
ness. Miss Esther Stout came home from
Portland to spend Christmas.
The German M. EL church had its
Christmas tree on Monday evening.
There was a large attendance.
Miss Lydla and Elise Buol came
home to spend their Christmas.
Mr. and Mrs. J. Maxson spent their
Christmas with Mr. and Mrs. Elmer
Lee. !
Minnie and Effle Grace came home
to spend Christmas. -Otto
and Ellsa Elmer came home
to spend ChriBtmas. i
The Marshall Brothers are sawing j
wood In Timbergrove. j
They had their literary society last
Wednesday night in the Clarkes
school house. The program is as ioi
lows: Instrumental music, Archie
Cumins and Vernon Larkins; musical
selection, R. S. Welch; songs by the
chorus, address, J. L. Card; recitation.
Miss Lydla Kleinsmlth. The question
Resolved that Single Tax Law
should be proclaimed in the United
States." The debaters were, on af
firmative Jay Dix, w. Q. Kleinsmlth.
J. U Gard, Wm. Mclntyre and Petar
Hoover, and on the negative J. D.
Pieper, J. J. Gard, Lewis Sager, Char
ley Grossmiller and Ed. Buol The af
firmative side took the lead.
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when given as soon as the croupy
cough appears Chamberlain's Cough
Remedy will ward of an attack of
croup and prevent all danger and
cause of anxiety. Thousands of moth
ers use it successfully. Sold by all
dealers.
NEEDY.
CLARKE8.
Mr. Wettlaufer is hauling manure
away from Mr. Larkin's place.
The Buol Bros, had a big New Year
feast on New Year's eve.
The grangers had a big New Year's
dinner and intended to have a dance
in the evening.
Mr. Bottemllier hauled a load of
shingles from Colton last Saturday.
Six inches of snow fell in Clarkes
Sunday morning.
Sam Elmer's hired hand has been
hauling straw Into the field and spread
ing it
Minnie and Effle Grace left sgaln
to teach school.
Needv Is all In the shivers as it is
covered with about two inches of snow.
Dr. Garrett was called to Needy
Tuesday as there are several sick
horses here.
School commenced Tuesday with
Miss Yoder as teacher.
C. R. Noblitt made a business trip
to Aurora Wednesday.
Several of Needy s residents took in
the New Year's ball at Aurora, ana
report a fine time.
Mrs. Frank Fish ana aaugnier ana
Mrs. Emma Miller and son took sun-
day dinner with Mrs. Noblitt
Mrs. John Gordon is boarding our
teacher. Miss Yoder.
Walter Noblitt has returned nome.
It Is rumored that C. Miller has
nurchased the property of A. W. El
liott and will take possession soon.
A. w. Elliott Is talking or going w
Idaho. We don't like to see them
leave our town.
Misses Edith Johnson and Grace
Thompson have returned to Portland
tsi attend arhool arter spenaiDK me
hnlMavn with their oarenU. 1
Bernice Wolfer was transacting busi
ness in Canby Thursday. .
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bottle. Sold everywhere.
Harding, Druggist.
DAMASCUS.
Miss Maria ZlmmU-r. of Portland,
visited her parents New Years dsy.
Burton Deardortf Is having a nice
little cottage built. Just room for two.
Miss Wlckland Is spending tho week
end with hr cousin, MUs Nellie Ous-
UThe D. A. A. C. baskft ball team
will play tho Sycamore team 8turT
evening. Jan. . 1913. In Elliott hall.
Miss Jaanelts Newell spent Satur
day aud Sunday with her parents.
Mrs. A. W. Cooke gave a dinner
party Sunday to a number of voting
people. All did justice to tho bounti
ful supply of good things to oat and
expressed themsolvos of having a good
l,n .
Homo of the young people attended
(ho dance at Sycamore Saturday ev
ening and report a splendid tuna.
We understand that Clackamas
County Pomona (Irsnge rmwts with
Harding Grange Wednesday, Jan. 10,
1911.
There waa a charivari Saturday
night Those affairs are a disgrace
to the neighborhood as very tew of
the young men are able to walk
straight after partaking of the tresis.
It's too bad that such barbarlow
customs are practiced among civilized
poople.
Mrs. C. R Hunter Invited a boat six
teen gueats to a dinner Sunday.. All
enjoyed tho dalsiy dll served and
atfer dinner expressed their sppreola
tlon by rendering some Instrumental
musio and singing. Those present
were Mr. and Mrs. George Johnson
and family, Mr. and Mrs. Optflold.
Miss Martha Alpnanalp, Frank Hunt
er. A. Newell, Misses Joanette and
Mie Nswall.
The Damaacua Amateur Athletic
Club will give an entertainment Sat
urday svenlng. Jan. 10. 1911. Tha
plays are well rendered by local tal
ent. Everyone Is eztanded a cordial
Invitation.
When You Sa the Bell
On the bottle you have our guarantee
that you are getting tho beat cough
and cold remedv. I. Bell's pine-Tar-Honey
has millions of satisfied users.
At all dealers. Geo. A. Harding. Druggist.
Sandy and East Clackamas
SANDY.
The Mitchel Line of Implements and
Vehicles Is Full of Labor
Saving Money
. Savers
ON SALE AND DISPLAY BY
W. J. WILSON & CO.,
Tenth and Main
OREGON CITY
OREGON
J. J. SANDSNESS
& CO.,
CAN5Y
OREGON
A Medicine
That lives ten years must have merit
Dr. Bell s Pine-Tar-Honey has been
sold for sixteen years and sales have
increased every year. So you run no
risk. We guarantee It At all dealers.
Geo. A. Harding, Druggist.
COLTON.
A happy and procperous new yesr
to alL
Misses Fredeborg HuH and Esther
Dahlstrom, from Couer d'Alene, Idaho,
and Miss Esther Hult from Portland,
are home to spend the holidays with
their parents at Colton.
While working In the woods last
Thursday Erich Asplund was hurt
quite seriously by a limb falling down
striking him on his head. He Is un
der the doctor's care and Is progress
ing as well as can be expected.
Mr. and Mra. Kandle. of Highland,
returned from their ranch at Be Hills
with a herd of cattle last wee.
Mrs. John Lamm and son, irons
Orinnnnu. are visiting with her par
ents. Mr. and Mrs. R. E Bonney, f
Colton.
Mr. and Mrs. t O. Dlx. who visited
at Colton a few days, returned to their
home at Mali no Monday.
John Johnson hss been assisting A.
Donlelson In the store.
I
t nr ni-Wnn waa called to Port
land on account of the lllneaa of his
mother. ..
e v iir,mr nromote? from vui
cago. who hss recently located In
Portland, hss spent the week In and
a.nriv Interesting the ranchers
and business men In an up-to-date co-
hntt.r making nlant which
k tn miabllRh In Sandy.
a....t.i!FM rnunlea attended the
grange dancing party at Melnlg's hall
v. Year'a ave. All report a good
limn an.l much credit Is due the Ban
dy Hotel management for tho sumptu
ous midnight dinner which the guests
enloyed.
Thm Hnndv nubile schools resumed
work Tuesday morning.
CHERRYVILLe.
On Sunday evening a few young
people gathered at the home of Mr.
and Mrs. Geo. B. Couper and passed
a pleasant time with sacred songs
and music. Owing to the difficulty of
holding evening service In the Cher
ryvllle church Mr. and Mrs. Couper
have offered to open their home to
the enlgbbors on Sunday evening for
a quiet hour of sacred music an4
hereby extend a welcome to all
Tho writer of these Items wishes to
add that he reported one or inese
Sunday evening song services recently
but by some error It was printed as a
social gathering with games, etc. It
Is only fair to all concerned to correct
that impression.
J as. T. Edgerton. or rortiana, ac
companied by L, T. Sheldon, of Ta
coma. spent a few days last week on
his ranch near Cherryvllle.
Charles NewlanJ Is bsck on bis
ranch again.
Alex Brooks leaves next week tor a
trln to Jlood Ulver, Seattle and Ta-
coma.
Dr. Boyd, pastor of First Presbyter
Ian church, Portland, made two trlpa
to Cherryvllle recently and Is nego
tiating for a 20-acre tract of land for
a summer home, opposite Prof. Geo.
Couper's.
Vincent Frlel and Miss Vlda Frtel
and Miss Ruth Frlel made a trip over
to Bridal Veil, Ore., last week to visit
their sister. Mrs. Archie Crawford,
formerly Miss Myrtle Frlel. of Cher
ryvllle, and their little niece.
When buying a cough medicine for
children boar In mind that Chamber
lain's Cough Remedy Is most effectual
for colds, croup and whooping cough
and that It contains no harmful drug.
For sale by all dealers.
joyed themselves with games, muslo
and recitations, The aupper, which
was not served until till, was a iesp
year lap lunch, consisting of an abund
ance of good things to eat and a few
practical Jokes.
E. F. llMginero. a representative of
the Hastings Industrial Company, of
Chicago, which makes a buslnoaa of
bulldltu co-operative eramerla and
canneries throughout tho United
States, Is In this district trying to In
terest the dnlry men In a creamery to
bo built at or near Sandy. Mr. Hag
mere has moved his family to Port
land and Is delighted with the coun
try ESTACADA.
A road meeting waa held at tho
Porter school houae Saturday to do
termlne the question of annexing a
purt of Road District No. 10. Nine
teen tax payers were prese.nL The
vote was 14 to 3 In favor of annexing
a portion of the southeast corner of
District No. 10. It Is now up to the
court to finally pass upon the matter.
E. T. Davis and family spent tho
Christmas holidays with Mra. Davis
parents at Turner.
W. W. Davla, Jr.. and wife are vis
Ittng at the home of his parents. Ills
mother Is very III.
Mr. Greeber has gone to California,
A conference of committees, repre
senting Road District No. 49, southern
part of No. 10. and northern part of
No. 10 met In Eatacada thla week with
Commissioner Matton and dlsuissed
changing boundaries of the districts,
Garfield had 8V4j Inches of snow Bus
day morning. It was a wet anow and
fell so silently as to cling to the tele
phone wires so that the system waa
out of order Saturday.
ELWOOD.
Twould keep a barometer guesilng
to announce the different changes ot
weather of late.
The Xmas entertslnment over, but
not forgotten but highly praised. The
tree was beautifully decorated and
filled with presents for all.
Mr. and Mrs. E. Rowan and little
daughter, Norma, of Portland, were
visitors of Mr. Freeman during holi
days, the home of Mrs. Rowan's par
ents.
Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Henderson and
daughters, Miss Myrtle and Leola, of
Oregon City, spent Christmas at W.
T. Henderson.
Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Vallen were
guests of Mr. Amos Vallen Sunday.
A birthday and New Year's dinner
was served in favor of Lewis Vallen.
r, a. rers, oi w. ran, ure . apeni pari mtn , te),
Af ika hstlMauai at t.tat nnesnl'a rtsmA ...
vi iiivj siuiKsaaft si i. u vuv sr uwuj 7, i fQQyg
EAOLE CREEK.
Ed. Chapman visited with Mr. and
Mrs. Will Douglas Wednesday.
Mrs. Lydla Woodle and daughter,
Nettle, were over visiting with Mr.
and Mrs. Hewlett a few days last
week.
Mr. and Mrs. If. G. Huntington made
a trip to Portland last week to see
Mr. Huntington's mother, who has
been ill, but Is now some better.
Ed. Chapman and Mrs. H. D. Gibson
returned from Portland Saturday,
where they bad been visiting with
Iheir brother and wife, Mr. and Mrs.
Carl Chapman.
Carl Huntington, of Spokane, was
out spending a couple of days with
his parents, Mr. and Mrs. II. O. Hunt
ington. Ho returned to Portland Mon
day. G. A. Douglas, of Portland, was out
this way the first of the week calling
on relatives.
Mr. and Mrs. Walter Douglas enter
tained at dinner 8unday Mr. and Mrs.
Will Douglas, Ed. Chapman, Mr, and
Mrs. It B. Gibson, O. A. Douglas, Roy
Douglas and Peier pescbeL
Walter Douglas butchered bogs New
Year s day.
We are enjoying some snow for a
change.
Miss Anna Duncan returned Mon
day evening after a week's vacation
and resumed her duties in tho school
room Tuesday morning.
Abernathy Orange Chooses Off ears.
Abernathy Grange No. 346, P. of H.,
met at their hall In Park place last
Saturday. There being a large at
tendance and several new members
were taken Into the order. Offloers
for the ensuing year as
"Our National Bouquet
Floral map of the United States.
"A beautiful high class colored work of
art. with each state flower litho
graphed on muslin, satin finished,
twenty-seven by thirty-seven inches in
size.
First edition Just arrived, a souvenir
of which ean be seen at the Commer
cial Club, Oregon City. Copies of
which ean he obtained only through
our agents, who are now soliciting In
your city.
I w. B. Bonney". siter who had been
0. i STATE aCEB MAP CO. !nc.'k JfiE
CANBY. OREAON. The Lutheran League debating so-!etlinR
they spent - the Christmas vacation
with their sister. Miss Ellen Brobst
Elmer Seely, Harold Say, Elmer
Hasselbrlnk and Dwight Seely re
turned to high school Tuesday, after
spending the holidays at their homes
here.
Mr. And Mrs. Reed Graham and
daughter Helen went to Portland New
Years Day and were guests at a fam
ily dinner.
Misses Annie and Emma Rldder re
turned Monday, from Cornelius, hav
ing spent several days visiting their
sister, Mrs. Chas. Epler, who former
ly resided here.
Miss Jessie Bridenstlne, of Bolton,
arrived last week to spend the winter
here with her aunt Mrs. B. Cronln.
The road from tie corner down to
the rivar at WilsonvlUe would be the
better of a little fixing.
There will be services In the church
next Sunday evening. Sunday school
in the morning as usual.
Clarence Giles, who has been a rest-
dent of WilsonvlUe for over two years.
was very seriously Injured at Fulton
Park last Saturday afternoon, while
trying to operate a brake that refused
to work. The unfortunate young man
had one leg broken at the hip Joint
and serious internal Injuries are
feared. He was taken to St Vincent's
hospital in Portland, where his hosts
of friends here, wish for him a speedy
recovery.
The basket ball game Saturday ev-
when the W. A. C lined up
will have HtUe left to ask for, as our
cup of bounty for the year of 1912
seems to be overflowing so early in
the year.
Dr. Bell's Pine-Tar-Honey.
Is a household word In every state In
the union as well as In several foreign
countries. For Grippe, Coughs, Colds,
Asthma and throat troubles It Is the
best Sold everywhere. Look for the
Bell on the Bottle. Geo. A. Harding,
Druggist.
- MOUNTAIN VIEW.
A cold wave has struck this locality.
The thermometer registered 22 early
Wednesday morning.
Snow fell to the depth of about two
inches 8unday morning.
O. W. Griffin has city water In his
house, also hot and cold water with
bath tub and sewer connections.
Claude Vanhoy is out again and
went to Maple Lane Sunday to have
chicken dinner with his friend, Doug
las Thome, who gave a special invita
tion. O. A. Vanhoy made a special busi
ness trip to Jennings Lodge last Sun
day. J. .T. Francis, of Hillsboro, was vis
iting relatives here Sunday and Mon
day and on Tuesday went to Portland
to transact buainess before be re
turned to Hillsboro.
Elmer and Victor Wohler of Hills
boro, visited with their sunt, Mrs. 8.
Eastern Oregon, who have been visit
ing relatives hero the past month, re
turned borne Tuesday accompanied by
the latter a sister, Miss Alma McDow
ell.
Mr. and Mrs. Grubbs, of Arleta,
spent New Years day the guests of
George Roberta and family.
The improvements on the fire house
are nearlng completion.
E. C. Surfus, of El wood, la visiting
relatives and friends In this vicinity
and transacting business at the court
house.
Johnny Erlckson, who is attending
business college in Portland, and his
sister. May, of Jackson street were
the guests of Miss Mary Confer last
Friday evening.
W. G. Hall Is home again this win
ter and will attend council meeting be
fore returning to work.
Maple Lane grange will meet In
regular session on Saturday. There
Is one applicant to be Initiated and
officers to be installed. Dinner will
be served at noon.
F. M. Darling Is putting the glass
in his new greenhouse this week.
The Misses Brown returned to Sa
lem again Tuesday morning.
Dr. Bell's Antiseptic Solve
Is good for anything for which a salve
Is Indicated 8uch aa pimples, black
hoads, sores, chsps. ulcers, sunburn
and all skin affections, tit at all
dealers. Geo. A. Harding. Druggist.
Mr. and Mrs. John Parka.
Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Dibble have
moved to Sprlngwater where they Sre
hired on Mr. Lawrence's farm.
Matt Dibble killed eight wild rats
and tracked a panther Into the foot
hills.
The people of El wood have the good
road movement at heart At a
district board meeting a 10 mills tax
was voted for the ensuing year. All
express the wish for the roads to be
placed on the county road survey and i ... . ,
thus lay the foundation for better thor-1 Governor Woodrow Wilson is a so-
oughfares. 1 ,lr of Virginia, but Ohio Insists that
l. I nrnmis in now me granumtnarT vi
Master, H. Cyde; overseer, Mrs. Jen
nie Butts; lecturer, Mrs. Will Rivers;
steward, Gussle Rivera; assistant
steward, Ben Rivers; chapkiln, Mra
J. T. Apperson; treasurer, J. T. Ap
person; secretary, Mrs. Pearl Berater;
gate keeper, F. Hsyford; Ceres, Mra
C. Rivers; Flora, Mrs. DeFord; Po
mona, Mrs. F. Hay ford; lady assistant
steward, Mrs. Retta Rivers; organist,
Miss Ethel Butts.
The new year surely Introduced
self la a wintry way a foot of crust
ed snow.
Mtss Lulu Miller, the public school
teacher of this district, spent the holi
days at her homo in Oregon City.
Earnest Vallen, who Is attending
college In Washington, Is spending the
holidays with bis parents, Mr. and
Mrs. A. Vallen.
The chicken pox has been making
a roundup here; several have had It
and some have It now. It is reported
as very dlsageeahle.
Presidents, not the mother. Is tie .
latter role Ohio presents the Barnes
of Tatt and Harmon, both of Ctaots-natl.
FIRWOOD.
The Flrwood school Is having a two
weeks' vacation and the teacher, Mrs.
A. Malar, was In Portland last week
attending Institute.
Mtss Ruth Hart Is In Portland this
week visiting her sister, Ethel Hart
Tho Flrwood-Dover telephone
switchboard has been moved from
Bornstedt's store to Esaon's drug
store.
Anstln C. Million made a flying trip
to Portland the first of the week.
There was a New Years party at J.
0. Deshaser's Sunday night when
about twenty five of the neighbors ea-
Rock Springs
Coal.
Hsy, Grain and Mill feed.
White Queen
Flour
Blue Stem Fancy Patent.
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Commission Co
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