OliEdON CITY KNTETtrRTSK. FKTDAY, JULY 10, 1912
NEWS FROM THE COUNTRY
INTERESTING ITEMS FROM ALL PARTS OF CLACKAMAS COUNTY
8UNNY8IDE AND ROCK CREEK.
Another baby boy cam to Ed. Ott'i
to live recently, making four children.
Mother and baby doing nicely.
Will Sumner, who waa having a
sell drilled on hta place, ha about
100 feet of water in It. He aurely had
good lurk.
People around here ar rushing
their nnylng thta tine weather. Grain
It rtpetilng 'aat.
Mr. Whitney had the misfortune to
lone a nice cow taat Saturday. Tney
called In several men to learn the
cauae of her death, and dissected her,
but could liud no clue. She appeared
at if poisoned.
Mrs. Kllit arrived In Portland from
Minnesota last Friday morning. A
washout on the line delayed their ar
rival a day. They are living at their
home now at Kock Creek.
Mrs. A. Hunter wat taken to the
Good Samaritan Hospital last Monday
and underwent an operation for can
cer. Report sayt It wat quite success
ful, and we are glad to fay the Is do
In: as well at possible. The neigh
bors are all interested In hearing of
her Improvement and hope for a com
plete recovery. She It well known
and greatly respected by the entire
community.
BILIOUSNESS
Is cured with PODOLAX. The pleat
ant tasting, pleasant acting liquid liv
er medicine. Try a bottle on our
guarantee. Don't forget the name
PODOLAX. For sale by Harding's
Drug Store.
STAFFORD.
Farmers are busy this week secur
ing their hay, which it not Injured at
much as wat expected and they think
these tunny dayt will cure it It it
said that all thins come to those who
"Labor and wait" and the farmers
about here mended their fences (not
political fences) and did other work
whtle they waited for sunshine which
they knew would surely shine on Ore
gon. - FYed Elllgsen haa Invitations out
for a barn raising on Thursday.
The picnic in Gages' grove was
quite a success. A bountiful dinner
and supper wat partaken of with a rel
ish, ar.d a delicious punch was made
by the girls. The hour sped quickly
away with recitations, tinging, cro
quet and other games and ail went
home happy, feeling wisHed that
trey had enjoyed the fourth
One wedding la rajJ.Ml for the
week that of Mist Mvt Scheiwe and
F.ed Sthauber. We exteul our ccn
gntiil'" r.a. W nur Fred has got
a t:ocd nl-e.
AdoIphDelkar I still confined to the
house from the effects of the kick
from his horse. He ts bearing the
confinement as a man can when there
it to much to do on a farm just at
thia time of the year, and help scarce,
but it might have been a broken leg.
We heard a few days ago that Mrs.
Melia Milem had been taken from her
home near Mt Tabor, to the Sellwood
hospital for an operation, and the at
tending physicians found that she was
suffering from a cancer in an advan
ced stage, and gave her but a few
daya to live, but we still hope to hear
that she has rallied and will be with
us a while longer.
Adolph Delkar Is getting along nice
ly, but not able to nse his leg much
yet He was kicked by a horse.
Mrs. Aerni returned from her two
weeks' visit at Trout Lake at the foot
of Mt Adams, her old home, Wednes
day last much refreshed by her out
ing, and accompanied by one of her
husband's married daughters with
her two little children.
Mr. Milem wat out Friday last and
made arrangements with Fred Baker
to secure hit hay. He reported hit
wife at being very low at the Sell
wood hospital.
- The Stafford hoodlum and ttudent
of "hold up literature" tried to get np
another Black Hand actuation. It
will be remembered that nearly a year
ago a letter signed "Black Hand"
waa found by Fred Moser one morn
ing stuck in his stable door, demand
ing $1,500 be left in a certain corner
of the grave yard and a failure to ac
cede to the demand would result In
arson and murder. However, they did
not get the gold, as the sheriff and
deputies came out jauntily by day
light to scare them away. Thia time
Mrs. Gebhardt going out to her chick
en house early on the morning of the
Fourth found a blank envelope stuck
into the buggy seat She opened it
and found it to be a typewritten some
what illy spelled letter of about the
same purport as the one received by
Moser. After a few days at the ear
nest solicitation of hit wife, Gebhardt
nnir the letter to Sheriff Mars, who
again came cut with a force of men
and watched, of course with no result
This time the demand had come aown
to $1,000, which was to be deposited
In the same place as the one selected
for Moser's contribution, and was to
he placed there at midnight of tne
eighth. Beyond making Mrs. Gebhardt
a liittle nervous for a few aays, it
had no result If these Jobbers could
only tcare the fool farmers Into sup
porting them in idleness, they seem
to think It wouia De easier ior mem
than to raise potatoes or hopt, even
at the fabulout pricet received; tne
past year, but they find the average
fanner la a tturdy lot and not easy
to separate from hit hard-earned dol
lars.
Fred Elllgsen raised his new bam
Thursday, and nearly all the country
side were there, men, women and chil
dren, to the number of more man a
hundred.
A young fellow attending the dance
In Mr. Rlttert new barn Saturday
nieht had a horse die with what ap
peared to be colic.
A Cough, A Cold
And then no telling what onless you
use Dr. Bell's Pine-Tar-Honey. It is
h. hL ask rour neighbor. Look for
the Bell on the Bottle. Sold every
where. For sale by Harding's Drug
Store.
WILSONVILLE.
Dr Brown attended the Northwest
Medical Convention In Portland last
week.
Wilsonvllle wat deserted on the
Fourth of July, most of the residents
going to Donald to celebrate.
Mrs. Melvin and Loui Tialted
friends In Portland this week.
Mr. and Mrs. Black visited In the
Hose City this week.
Mrs. Corby, of Salem. It visiting at
the home of her daughter, Mrs. Ira
Seeley.
Misses Ellen and Elisabeth Brobtt
arrived on Wednesday, from Prtme-
vllle. for a visit with their parent.
Mr. Joe Shull and family spent the
latter part of the week in Portland.
Mrs. John Brobst, of Tillamook, Is
visiting relatives In our village,
Mrs. Howaro has been visiting her
daughter Mrs. Marlon Young..
Mr. and Mrs.Clutter who have been
residents of Portland for some time,
have come here to locate permanently.
Mrs. Jackson, of Roseburg, is visit
tiyt her sister. Mr. Aubrey Wood.
Mrs. Elchenberger, of Portland, ar
rlveed last wck for a short visit with '
her sister. Mrs. Batalgia.
John Angus was a Portland visitor
on Monday, returning Tuesday.
Frank Seeley, a former resident of
this place, now of Molalla, has given
"Tight of way" to the railroad com
pany for a road through his place in
the Molalla country.
Mrs. G. K. Taurhman hat returned
from a pleasant week tent at Auro
ra with Mrs. Everly. Mr. Brewer
gave a chtcken dinner In her honor.
Patrons cf our public school will
be pleased to learn that Mist Helen
Murray"t sen-ices have been secured
for the coming school year.
Mr. and Mrs. Marion Young and
family, Mr. and Mrs. Norris Young,
and Mr. and Mrs. Reed Graham went
to Donald on the Fourth, by auto.
Quite a large crowd, attended the
dance given by Mr. Slickhouser on
I the 4th of July.
Mr. Galbreath is working at the
oil well.
The Robekah Lodge members were
invited to Newberg on Tuesday ev
ening end about fifteen accepted the
invitation and went In Mr. Stangel's
launch. The company was met In
Newberg by members of the lodge
there, who accompanied them In auto
mobiles to the beautiful new lodge
room, where they spent delightful
evening.
Mrs. Marion Young. Mrs. Norris
Young and sister. Miss Hayman, at
tended Chautauqua Thursday.
The Wilsonville Parent-Teachers'
Association held its usual meeting
Thursday.
Misses Eva and Mae Baker are
home for the summer months.
Mr. Zumwalt went to Portland Mon
day evening.
Mrs. Jackson and two children, of
Roseburg. who have been visiting
Mrs. Dubrey Wood, have returned
home.
Mr. Patterson, of Madras, has been
visiting at the home of Batalgia',
Mrs. Corby, of Salem, la enjoying a
visit with relatives here.
The many friends of the Misses El
len and Elizabeth Brobst are delight
ed to have them at home again.
Mrs.. Melvtn and daughter, Lola,
have been enjoying a vacation In
Portland visiting relative.
Mary Brobst our accomplished pi
anist played at Chautauqua this week.
Mrs. Charles Wagner, Mrs. Cronin,
Mrs. M. Young, Mr. Larsen and Mr.
Brobst attended the Mothers' Con
gress at the Chautauqua Saturday, and
report a delightful time.
Mrs. Joe Thornton, Mrs. Jake Pet
ers, Mr. and Mrs. Wall, Mr. and Mrs.
Aden, Mr. and Mrs. Young and family,
Misses Batalgia, Emma StangeL Mr.
Cook, Mrs. Melvin, Miss S. M. Gra
ham, Mr. and Mrs. Norris Young, Mr.
and Mrs. Dill and daughter, Edna,
Mr. and Mrs. Brobst were among the
residents of Wilsonville who witness
ed the grandeur of the Elks' parade in
the Rose City. '
The Mothers' Club of Corral Creek
school entertained the girls' sewing
club and the boys baseball team at the
school house Thursday. About 35
were In attendance. Refreshment
were served and a profitable and en
joyable afternoon epent by the boys
and girls. Miss Bettie Batalgia la the
competent teacher of the tewing club.
Mrs. E. S. Kruse entertained the
Wilsonville club members and their
husbands at dinner, Sunday.
The juvenile fair to be held In Au
gust is progressing splendidly, under
the management of Mrs. M. Young.
The business men and farmer have
been very liberal with money, and
prizes will be worth getting.
Rev. Reeves, of Salem, will preach
in the M. E. church Sunday evening,
at eight o'clock. There will be special
singing upon this occasion. Everyone
is cordially Invited to attend.
Mr. and Mrs. Reed Graham enter
tained at dinner Sunday last in a de-
ligntlul manner. Coveis were laid for
twenty of the immediate relatives of
the host and hostess. The banquet
Utiles were arranged upon the porch
beautifully decorated tor the occasion.
Those present were Professor Graham
and family, Mr. and Mrs. Marion
Young, Mr. and Mrs. Norris Young,
Doris Young, Miss Hayman, Robert
Graham and daughters, Rosetta and
Josephine, Miss 8. M. Granau, Mr.
Howard, Miss Rose Graham and Wal
lace Young.
The Reuekah lodge members were
invited to Newberg Tuesday evening
and about fifteen member who glad
ly accepted the Invitation went In Mr.
Stangel's launch, and report a very
happy evening. The launch made the
trip in an hour each way, although
quite full of passengers. The com
pany was met in Newberg by mem
bers of the lodge there, who accom
panied them to their beautiful new
lodge rooms. A delightful evening
was spent
lamette and her many friends were
grieved to hear of her sudden death.
George Rogers, of Portland, was vis
iting Mr, tad Mrs. Robert Roger Sun
day. '
Robert Baker, of Independence, wa
In town visiting frtemla Sunday.
Adolph Gross called on friends In
Oregon City Sunday.
John Moeuke is cutting hay this
week. He expects to start next week
on another house far R. 11. Roger.
August Moenke baa had his mill
closed on account of breaking hit
planer.
Chronic Sore Eyet
Are easily cured with Sutherland'
Kugle Eye Salve. It I painless aud
harmless and guaranteed. 25c a box.
For aale by Harding' Drug Store.
STONE.
The people of this place who have
hay to make are busily engaged In
haying, and some have already com
pleted the task, and are now putting
it away for winter's use.
There were many automobile In
this section last Sunday. The park
was the destination of many of the
automobile parties, and from all Indi
cations the roads need cither sprink
ling with water or have good coat
of oil so as to settle the dust that
is made by the automobile and teams.
The parties owning the ttone quar
ry on the north tide of the Clacka
mas river have sold It to Mr. Hag
erman, the price being $3,000. Mr.
Hagenuan has a force of men at work
on the south side of the Clackamas
river removing the debris out of the
nay, and from indications It ould
look like a dam Is to be constructed
across the Clackamas river to manu
facture electricity. This I the third
time that this project ha been start
ed, and this is the most favorable one
so far. Parties have secured from
Grant Mumpower an option for the
secured an option on R. Soragim's 50
aer tract of land, and these partlc
were out last week accompauled by
prominent capitalist from Pennsylvan
ia. A new steel bridge Is being erected
across the Cleark Creek at thl place
which It greatly appreciated by Ih
people of this plnce.
The Home Oil Well and Gas Com
pony has commenced the drilling of a
well, and will go through (he hard
stone .The company has secured a
California well driller. Mr. Watson
has been here recently, and exam
ined the oil wells In this part of the
county, and state that It looks very
favorable at the prem'Ut time.
lummir Colds
Are harder to relievo than winter ones
hut they yield Just as readily to treat
ment with Dr. Bell's Plne-Tar-lloney.
Sold everywhere. lok for the Hell
on the Bottle. For sale by llardlug
Drug Store.
MARQUAM.
Fine hay weather prevail and In
farmer are Improving the opportune
itv.
Charley Mcltohert'a barn Is almost
com Dieted.
liar I selling at $00 per ton la
the field.
A crowd of the young people from
here went to Butte Creek Sunday,
where they spent a very enjoyable
day.
F. J. Ridings has sold his store, and
traded hi properly here for land and
town property at Cottage Grove, to
Mr. llemenway, who will tak pos
session Monday, July ti. Considera
tion $17,000.
Rev. and Mrs. Buttler, of Hubbard,
were calling on friends her last week.
Also Mr. and Mrs. tluyer, ot Wood'
burn were In town a few day.
liny l l-arklns and wits are camp
ing at Wllholt Spring.
CLARKS.
MOUNTAIN VIEW.
A number from this berg attended
the Elks' Convention In Portland last
week.
Mrs. Florence GlUon of Seattle It
visiting with. Mr. A. U Hickman.
Messrs. Ferd Currnn. Garret Mar
tin. Ernest Brandt and George Streec
returned home from a fishing trip In
the mountains above the Molalla liv
er. Sunday.
Mr. John May. of Aberdeen, Wash-; Gard. Sophie Mueller, Kate Sagar,
Ington, wsa calling on friends In this: Pearl Sagar. t. villa Klelnsmlth. llasel
vicinity Inst week. 1 Rlngo, llasel Ttllman, Zelma Cumins,
Messrs. John and F. M. Darling I F.mma Grossuilller. Minnie Stageman,
made a business trip to Mllwaukle Ida IIhsk. Silvia Leo, Dora and Elda
Mrs. Kmma Thomas of Oregon City
visited her brother and family, W. II.
Iloltemiller, last Sunday.
Huol brother are making hay.
Mr. and Mrs. V. II. Iloltemiller gave
a party Wednesdny evening, July 10,
In honor of their daughter, Ida' 10th
birthday. Refreshment were served.
The decorations were sweet peas and
sweet William's The evening wa de
voted to game. I -a lira Gard, Ruby
Friday of last week,
J. T. Francl. of lllllsboro. Wash
Ington County, visited relative In this
berg Saturday and Sunday.
Mrs. Frank Stlllwell Is on the sick
list this week.
Harry Haskell and family started to
Southern Oregon Sunday morning.
Mnriuardt, Ida and Mary Bottemlller,
Alva Gard. Clyde Rlngo, Julius and
Albert Schlewe. Vernon Ijtrklna.WIH
te Klleusmlth, Rudolph Mueller, Will
ie Johnson, Dan Smith, Jerome Pare
menter, Clarence Parementer, Ed and
Otto Buol, Charles and Henry Gross
iiilller, Charles Henton, Ed. Mclntyre,
MOWER VALUE
The ir th Points;
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bftrdctwtJ omwctin yoh sJ wwr feo. Ht mJ
kfttt mrnrnot tt ov oi (mm. ImmI tV h fcf fffHacttv m
tW4 icwt iftftteard ptmm, MkMtrimj orrvstt ilmwwt o4
fcksw, kaii tW pitin tlwaj.
2. Lm WrMKM Half 17 it kM.
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MJ p.U at ttv pttswaa wrtfcmM hMt rouo m pUf. A
mm Jivaa. lor takiaf jp vtar.
3. Eatr omg CMC-hardMcd nrnonbl WMriaJ pUta.
4. Pmrfwk, mooiTam DrMng Mcli Waam.
latent) dmt frrar airct its piatoa, placta aKra taa w
wail aad tfca ffvutf fraatar can awrtaca vsa ptmw.
5. Mala FrMM
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praattcalty
If You ara looking; for Mora Value
In the Mower you buy this year.
NOTE TUB SIX CHAMPION FKATl'RKS
described ia this sd. Fix then in your Blind and
belors you buy any Bischio step into th ncsreit
Champion agency and c lor yourtelf. The in
clectini your mower watch lht pointt. Not lh
difference ol construction ia Jenfrnl ia ths Champion
Mower and otber and you will appreciatt thai
, Cr.nk aad of
aitmaa ha a socket
that in am a ball
mm um phoapaor
broaM (Mar oa ins
craak aia. Tha stt
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Sandy and East Clackamas
ANDY.
Mary Mitchell, of Oregou City,
pent Thursduy at her home here.
Mr. Inch aud children, ot 1'orllanit,
are visiting here,
The Mt. Hood Creamery of Handy
It now fully equipped for business, the
liutter insklng machinery was started
Wednesday.
George Wolf, II. K. Ksson and K. T,
lilttert attended the big doings In
Portland last week.
I'liclo Joe Wllllg left last week for
St. Louis, Missouri, and New York.
II will sail for F.urop later and
spend several months vlslllui rela
tives in the Alsace l.oruln district of
Germany,
Clar.Mice I'ttsslily has returned from
Portland.
T. U Mm k has (h contract for fur
nishing cord wood to the creamery.
George G rimer la working for George
Wolf.
The Sandy brass band had a urso
lic meeting Monday nlghL
Oscar lchlgren spent Tuesday la
Portland.
George Hornstnlt attended the
Chautiuuiua at Gladstone Sunday.
Mrs. George llorustedt Is visiting
her parents t Pleasant Home.
Railroad enthusiasm has been at a
low ehh for several weeks.
'J. II. Hill spent Sunday at Fir wood
W. J. Wirt, spent Sunday at G res-ham,
CHERRYVILLE.
offers
you
Mower
Write us for Free Champion Catalog No.
HEADQUARTERS:
PORTLAND. OREGON
BRANCHES:
Spokane, Bolt,
Seattle
- II s Value
'Smf "Hi VhleU 4y
CHAMPION means Money Value
IN MOWERS, BINDERS, RAKES,
TEDDERS, ETC.
LET US SHOW YOU. WHY
The entertainment given by the
Cherryvllle Commercial Out last
Saturday evening was well atlcudod
and a success In every way.
Miss Olive Averltl has relumed
home after several weeks' visit with
friends.
Mrs. John II. Hoy d spent last week
In Portlund.
Archie and Parnell Avert 11 are do
ing some slashing for Dr. John II.
Iloyd on his ranch.
Alex 1 1 rook o spent last week In
I'ortlnnd during th Klks' Carnival.
Vllifcut Frlel left last week for
Montana, where be will work during
harvest.
Mr. I. Martin and daughter, Alllne,
came out from 1'orllaird last week aud
spent a few days on their rauch. I
Mr. and Mrs. V. G. Webber have re.
turned from their wedding trip aud
have settled down on their ranch j
near cherryvllle.
Miss Lillian H, Aver 111 took In the
Carnival In Portland last week. I
Mr. and Mr. Herbert llussock and j
Miss llussock, of Portland, are visit
ing Mr. J. T. Frlel. Jr.
Frances McCabe Is making hay on I
the Friel ranch. I
Ira Flynn and family have return-!
...I , j'h.r..vlll. .! llvln tin that '
Kuhn much.
Dave Douglass's two youngest chil
dren have a bad attack ot whooping
cough.
tSTACADA.
Mr. and Mrs. Itoliert Duncan, who
were nmrrled lit" seventh of this
mouth, paid a flying visit lo Mr. I Min
imi's parents at Garfield Inst night.
Professor J. K. Htulilis, wife and
son, of (IresliHtn, were the guests ot
Wm. DhIo Hutiday.
F. M. GUI and family were Hi
guests or Wm. Mnl" Huiiilay.
Kinnmmiel Krlglintim Is completing
a flint Imrn on hi farm at Garfield.
The mother of II, (I, Trowbridge,
Hie Garfield merchant, arrived at lu
laiada from WlHconrln on a visit lo
her son,
The Cascade County Monsters hav
a banner across lironilway in Kslaca
da with Ilia degend "I'lcase vole for
Cascade County,"
Among the prominent clllaens of
F.stui'ailtt precinct who are opposing
the creation of Cnacado County are
I), M. Marshall, J. F. I.oveline, M. V.
Thomas and Frank Thomas. The lead-
I era In I lie movement for the new
county are J, W, Heed. A. K. 8 parks,
i Dr. II. V. Aillx, I,. K. Ilelflls, (). K. U
IFollelte, K. V. Urtrtlett, W. A. Hey.
1 man, It. M. Hiamllsli and Mr. idcCur
I dey.
j An evangelist antl a singer who Is
assisting, are hutillnsf revival at Ih
t'hrlHtl.in ch urch, in F.slarad. They
I are from F.ugene.
Frank Thomas vtpocts to complete
the new macadam grade at Hlubhe'a
thl week. This will provide a run
llniious luaiailniii road lo Doc Palm.
leer's on the east and to Crawford's
on the north. It will lake about all
the Npoclul tax voted last winter lo
do Ibis work.
(1. T, Hunt ha small crow work
ing on the Honolulu road this week.
Tills road w ill be opened this mouth.
Hay making Is In full swing here
now. There I a heavy crop.
DOVER.
K'veryonv Is busy harvesting.
Mis Itosemoml Miller left lust week
for her home In Colorndti Hprlngs.
Miss Mary Hews returned last week
from folumiiln City, where tha spent
the Fourth of July.
Mr. Cupt made a trip lo Portland
Suturilay.
Ai'gustlne Miller ami wife are go
ing cast soon, to make lliuir home at
Mi.rU.u, Iowa.
Mr. Klleusmlth, of Portland, was
out last week looking after hit prop
erty. ".Mrs. Hews entertained Mrs. A. J.
Kltimlller and son, Waller, lo dinner
Sunday.
Dr. Hanard from (he Fust, I visit
ing II. G. Huntington for few days.
Mrs. Cumner Is In Portland this
week.
IKmald Hoilley, Ham New and Geo.
Roberta have gone lo Kaslorn Oregon
lo work through harvest.
FIR WOOD.
VV. J. WILSON & CO.
OREGON CITT
CANBY HARDWARE & IMPLEMENT CO.
CAJfBY, OREGON
erection of the dam on hi place, and
it now looks as though there It some
thing doing.
There have been surveyors on the
south side of the Clackamaa river
commencing at Gladstone and cross
ing the river two miles below the Ba
ker's Ferry bridge and continuing up
through the Lower Logan country.
I The parties doing thl surveying have
Two In One
Dr. Bell Anti-Pain 1 both an inter
nal and external remedy. It 1 an an
tiseptic remedy and destroy disease
germs, bold everywhere on a posi
tive guarantee. For sale by Harding's
Drug Store.
WILLAMETTE
Edith, Arthur and Esther Roger re
turned Monday from s visit up the
Willamette river.' They have been
(pending their vacation with their
Uncle John Roger and Annt Myra
Wood, of Amity.
The little ton of Mr. and Mrs. Rush
who was badly burned by one of the
nnexploded rockets picked np after
the picnic at Schnorr't Park the
Fourth Is Improving.
Mrs. Schonhinger, who died In Ore
gon City, was an old resident of WD-
WANTED
1. Wanted A party with good se
curity to borrow $650.00.
2. Wanted A party with farm
property as security to borrow
$1000.00.
3. Wanted A party to purchase
a five-roomed house In Glsdstont
near ear line price $900.00;
$300.00 cash, balance in 18
month.
4. Wanted A party to purchase
' small house and four lots on
Fifth Street, Oregon City $1000.
Eay term.
CROSS & HAMMOND
Attorneys and Abstracter
Beaver Building
Oregon City
Henry Beard, who ha been at Til
lamook with his parent, returned
home Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Beard
will remain there two week longer.
.Mr. and Mrs. Wilson of Montana,
and Mr. and Mrs. McGlease, of Wis
consin, are visiting their relatives, J.
Iiarto and family, and Mr. Bailey and
wife. They are making a tour ot the
statJ-t and will go to the coast thl
week.
Mrs. Mabel Mack (Nee Osman,) of
Portland, wa the guest of Mrs. W. O.
Hall and family Sunday.
Maple Lane Grange wa well repre
sented to the Pomona Grange at New
Era Wednesday.
Mrs. S. L. Smith and two boy
spent Wednesday at the New Era
Camp Grounds.
W. Noble, of Portland, I spending
this week here with hi sitter, Mrs. 8.
L. Smith.
Mrs. A. S. Martin and daughter.
Pearl, have gone to Madra to spend
the summer. J
The regular meetlnv of the Fir De- j
partment was held Monday evening.
Mr. and Mrs. Lewellen are attend
ing the Chautauqua thl season.
Buy It now. Chamberlain's Colic,
Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy It al
most certain to be needed before tha
summer it over. Buy It now and be
prepared for tuch an emergency. For
tale by Huntley Bros. Co., Oregon
City, Hubbard, Molalla and Canby.
Will Robins, Sam Martin, Rudolph
Hodges Lewis Maxson, Archie Cum
ins, Albert Buol, Theodore Sager, Ed
win and Claud Bottemlller.
, Mr. and Mrs. Albert Larkina and
son visited Mr. Nichols and family
Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Henry Kliensmlth and
family went to Molalla Sunday.
Mrs. Vlck, of Molalla, visited her
brother and family, Mr. Sam Elmer.
Rev. Cupp did not preach Sunday
morning. He held a funeral at Red
land. C. Haag la making hay.
Mr. and Mn. C. naag were In town
Monday.
Archie Cumlnt left for Eastern Or
egon last week.
Kliensmlth brothers are repairing
tbetr bam.
Mr. Wettlaufer 1 cutting hay for
Mr. Maxson.
Miss Ida Haag spent Sunday with
Olga and Edna Elmer.
Mrs. C. Haag la on the tick list
God fried Wallace of Highland 1
very 11L
Miss Laora Card I borne from East
ern Oregon.
Mr. and Mrs. Albert Larklns and son
Lloyd spent a few dayt at Cbantao-qna.
ELWOOD.
The order of the day Is making hay.
Nearly all vetch hay was eaten by the
Aphides. Lucky Is the farmer whose
vetch waa untouched.
Garrett Martin, of Oregon City, via
ited his uncle, W. T. llunderson, last
week.
Iwis Vallen harvested Elmer Dib
ble's hay crop last week.
Mr. Andersen bought !000 shingles
of Mr. 8tahlnecker to cover his new
barn.
Mrs. Mellke was In Sprlngwaterlast
week.
Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Hoy Inn visited
Mrs. Hoy Inn's mother, Mrs. Itlttnor,
one day lust week.
Mrs. Mary Bauer, of Portland, ac
companied by her two little boys, vlt-
11.1 frlun.U In Ihla vif nil Inat WMk
Marvin Parks, of Estacada. hauled , "
lumber from C. E. Hurfus's mill laat
week.
Miss rtuth Maplethorpe of Estaca
da, visited her grandparents. Mr.
and Mrs. Parkes, last week. Matlle
Muplethome spent the week In Eflta-
cada.
Dan Slahlnecker helped W. T. Hen
derson at haying Saturday.
C. E. Siirfus attended church at Es
tacada, hearing the able evangelist
preach snd the Eugene singer.
Dan Stnhlnecker helped L. Vallen
haul bay Monday.
Mrs. M. M. Surfus spent Sunday at
her daughter', Mrs. D. Stnhlnecker.
Walter Cox and Ernest Vallen con
structed a canoe. In which a great
many of the young people have sport
rowing on the mill pond.
Mr. Mellke cut Mr. Johnson's hay.
KELSO.
Ned Nelson Is building a flue barn
on his farm. There haa been three
other fine barns completed In this
neighborhood since May 1st,
John Roberts, who has been attend
ing O. A. C. for the past three years,
Is now touring through California.
Carl Lint, of George, and Mr, Net
lel are helping Joel Jurl to harvest
his Immense hay crop. Mr. Jarl has
cut one crop of oats and three crops
of clover from the first five acret be
cleared. The clover mowed over three
tons to the acre for three years, and
there Is a good stand yet. The ground
was only plowed once, so the hay has
more than paid for the clearing and
harvesting.
Honrietta Goldensap Is visiting the
home folks for the summer.
C. A. Johnson's residence waa burn
ed to the ground on the night of July
8th between 11 and 12 o'clock. The
family were, at the time, sleeping In
a tent while the bouse wat being fum
igated. It Is thought the fire result
ed from the fumigation. Very little of
the household goods were saved and
the Insurance waa small. Only a
week previous a daughter died, and
the family have the sympathy of the!
entire community In this added misfortune.
Miss Mena Frey gave a party to a
number of her friends tJtlurday night,
among Diem were Misses Allle and
Henton Hawyer, Mary and Bessie Hod
man, uf Portland. All had a moat en
joyable time.
Horn, lo the wife of Mr. J. R. Cor
nogg, a son. Mrs. Cornogg has been
In a Portlund hospital for several
weeks aud Is doing fine.
Mr. and Mrs C. T. Dickinson and
sons, Paul and Walter came out from
Oswego In their machine lust week
and mailn a visit to old friends. ,
Mr. and Mr. J. T, Kdgortoo and
aunt, of Portlund. passed through Kir
wood Monday in their machine on
their way to Three Six.
K. A. Chown mado a business trip
lo Boring.
Fred Howe has returned from Tort
land where he underwent an operation
for appendicitis.
Mrs. Kstherlno Bolton aud tworhll-
f Kllentburg, Washington, are
vlnltlng her mother, Mrs. U. A. Chown.
Edwin Meng, of Portland, has been
upending part of his vacation with
his grandfather. A. Malar.
The Mt. Hood Co-operative Cream
ery commenced operation Thursday,
and In now prepared lo supply first
class butter and muttermllk.
Lloyd Corey muds a business trip
to Dover lust week.
Dr. und Mrs. W. E. Cornogg, of
Flemlngton. New Jersey, are visiting
their son, It. Cornogg.
Mrs. Ethel Harper spent tevoral
dayt In Portland last week.
The German Society had a picnic at
Theodore Koenlcku'a last Sunday and
report a rine time.
Mrs. A.Mulur visited at her old
home at (inckamns this week .also
spent few days at the Chautauqua.
Jerome Howard surprised his many
friends a short time ago by bringing
a brldn Into their midst. Mr. Howard
hud been complaining for some time
about tho solitude of bachelor life
and tho unpleasantness of having to
rook his own meals, after doing a
day's work ciutsldn, and It sounded
rnther suspicious. Mr. Howard was
-married In Portland to Miss Urott
Ambler of Detroit, Michigan. The
young couple wave the best wishes
of the community.
Mr. and Mrs. W. F. Fischer made
trips to Kelso and Dover last week.
The Dickson family spent three
days In Portland last week attending
the Elks' Convention.
Mrs. Charles Barber and little noph
ew, l4twrence, spent several dayt In
Portland last week.
EAGLE CREEK.
This Is fine haying weather, but a
little too hot to be comfortable.
Tho runners are busy working In
the hayflelds' these fine daya.
Mr. and Mrs. W. J. Howlett were
visiting with Mr. and Mrs. Guy Woo
dlo Sunday.
Mrs. l-ee hat recently purchased a
piano.
James Gibson was a Barton visitor
Tuesday.
Chester Dean, II. S. Gibson's hired
man, made a trip to Estacada Sunday,
Monroe Irish and ton, Dell ,of Un
ion Hall, were In this city Wednesday.
JF you would know the wonderful pulling and businen getting
power of Little adi try one in our classified columns in either
the daily or weekly.
If you want to tell or trade your automobile, or your house
'or a building lot, or stock, in fact anything you may have, run a,
small ad and you will be surprised at the results. " j . ;'
On the other hand if you wish to buy anything, think of
the number of people you can reach for a sum so small you will
never miss it Everyone has something to sell and many times
will sell at a sacrifice. Better try one this week.
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