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ALL DRUGGISTS
NEWS FROM THE COUNTRY
INTERESTING ITEMS FROM ALL PARTS OF CLACKAMAS COUNTY
VACKSBURG
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Plowing. planting and blasting con-,
ued till the end of Thanksgiving wee ;
Mr. Harry Sherwood, principal or
the city schools, was married to Miss ,
Esther Edgar of Dallas on Monday, j
November 2a. ;
Mr. and '0' ?
dinner tc the children and arrandchild-;
ten on Sunday last in Donor oi me .
marriage of their sou. George w miss
Hawley of Canby. The .young couple
have gone to housekeeping near Can-
by.
Mrs. Wesley Eby Is enjoying a visit
from Mrs. De Meany of Nebraska
Mrs. DeMeany is from the town In
which Mrs. Eby formerly lived. They
have been friends since the latter's
childhood.
Clara, the eldest daughter of Mr
and Mrs. George Walsh fell and dis
located an elbow four weeks ago.
She is to far recovered, however,
that she is to return to gchool the
present week.
Little Dex.. the son of Mr. and Mrs.
William Barth, cut his hand very ser
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iously with a lawn mower w
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inc bis grandmotner. Mrs. urimmea. j
While getting on nicely uex us luul
unauie 10 go io emuui. ...
Frank Gribble Is In Portland nav-
Inz deuistry done.
The two children of Mr. and Mrs.
Wesley Eby's are III with chlcken
pov. Mrs. J. Gibson enjoyed a visit last
week from her daughter. Mrs. Smack
and her son from Portland.
Mr. and Mrs. A. A. Balwin were
dinner guests Inst Sunday at the
home of Mr. Gibson's. On their way
home from Seaside where they spent
Thanksgiving.
School opened Monday. December 2
Tollowine are the names of the
Macksbure pnplls who wer.-'C 'either
absent nor tardy during tn mc ltn or
November: Hilda Harta. G, j .trud-i
Parth, Thusuilda Drapberger, Jlargai
et Claus. Myrtle Lorens. Irene Kees
ling. Hazel Keesllng. Walburger Krax
herger. uyaia Mnraer luu, n.
Harrietts hpauwings. imora - r..ax-i
bereer, Hiiaa Rummer, earn jioreu ,
Ceter. Erie Losche. George Graver,
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tia Keeping, Hattie Sample.
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Harnes, Charles Noack. Gertrude I
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fred Posche. Harold Gribble, Louis
l.orenz, Luther Lorenz. Martha Noacn
Emma Gauske, Henry Gauske, Paul
Morenz Oezer. Elsie Kalb. Mu:ie
Keesllng, Norma Nuss, Frank Gribble
and Hecting Kraxberger.
Yon will find that druggists every
where epeak well of Chamberlain's I
Couch Remedy. They know from long!
experience in the sale of It that In
case of coughs and colds It can al-
- .v. h Hononrtort iirmn and that It
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Is pleasant ana tare to ia.f rur
nl" bv Huntley llros. CO., uregon
City. Hubbard. Molalla and Canby.
MULiNQ
MUUN0
0,1. Dix who was injured In the saw
mil. here last week Is greatly Improv-
r. and Mrs. Gilbert Douglass and
three daughters of Salem and Mrs.
Perrv Parker and son of Plainview
Linn county, took dinner with Mrs.
build a house on his property on the
tow-nsit':.
Granulated Eye Lids
ere easily cured Caustic Is not nec
essary. Sutherland . Eagle Eye Salve
Is Painless and harmless and guar-
anteed to cure. Has never iauea on
a case, costs 2 sc. For sale by Hard
ing's Drug Store.
GLAD TIDINGS
John Wooster has completed an ap
rle and potatoe house such as Is
verr useful to all living oi a farm.
Mr Rue Is thinking of visiting bis
fatVer he being eighty-four age of age
,nd lives la Minnesota and Is very
,3w- nnd not expectd to live long. He
, riTcring with a complication of
Incident to such an advanced
af?;r Tlue"s daughter. Clara and hus
n.l. ara talking of moving Here and
fuming the tract of tend west of the
,fr A Bengle returned from a trip
,he mountains Wednesday.
A yCTng man ha. taken the contract
f flashing for Mr. Price who owns a
pio'no'the old Jeff Herman.
Churchill ThankBE ving day. !
Mr. Evans ha. sold his store and there is such a thing In existence I. j should oe maae sma ir not mrger
other propertv in Mulino to Mr. I being diminished at such a remark-, At.lrmative, LUabetn P.a and Aud
Grave. of Willamette who take, pos- able rate that by .pring there will be W Tour negative. Fred Junkln and
., ... will ..... i it, 1a i. i. A;nes Pollack, tne latter won. Man-
Pure and Pleasant Dr. King's New Dis
covery Drives Away Cough and Cold.
Makes You Feel Fine.
You know how very embarrassing
it is to constantly cough at parties,
in church .and other public places.
Besides suffering the distress of
coughing, you regret the annoyance
to those with whom you are brought
in contact, and decide not to go out
again while your cold lasts, causing
yourself much inconvenience.
"Ever? winter," writes Mrs. M. 0. Cross,
Granlmry, Texas, "I suffered with ecTere
coughs and coU, but since using Pr. King's
New Discovery, I have not been bothered or
annoyed with either for over two years."
Ask your druggist for a bottle of
Dr. King's New Discovery He will
refund your money if not satisfied.
visiting tluir daughter. Leah Peers.
h.," ..... n ihr davs.
A card from Jack Kaulkner and 1
orateU ,n Arlz0B!li m-j
' ibeiT friends they are do-
)q their hQme anJ ,hut j
Faulkner's health Is very much j
jml)ruve(, sim.e their arrlval lhore. i
We UDder,an(i that the Anderson j
r.rulhers of near Cairns, who own a 1
of lnnd hen, cnU.u,ate tq do , i
,mount of slashing next spring-,
sTenJ pnplls ot thts district are
. accoUnt of i
sickness. Mis Perclval resumed her
school duties on Monday morning at- i
er a week s vacation.
Mrs. George voosiers parems, reiu-
denu of Salem, visited her Thinks-
giving.
Mrs. Ida Fellers, sister of Tom Gar-j
relt is at tiie point of dt-atn at her
home in Woodburn ' with paralysis
.nmhinwi with dropsy. Her many
j friends hope she will recover.
j Harrison James has taken a relapse
I and Is In a serious condition again.
He has been sick for many weeks.
A shooting match was held atMar-imany
ousm day before Thanksgiving. I
Mr. and ilrs. J. E. Marquam
have
r . irnp(1 hom. from visi,inB wilh their !
daugther ald friends in Cottage Grove !
Thov r-nnrt an enlovable time but af-:
.nri,;l1 that their own home
In old Clackamas County was the
"best ever."
Mrs. Leah Beers' sister. Sarah and
husband of Liberal, spent Thanksgiv-j
Ing with her.
Our new neighbor. Jacob Schnack. j ,,ain lg an antlgepttc remedy for ex
is very busy these times plowing. He , ,prna and internal pains, relief Is al-
appears Uke a very industrious man i
ar.d an all around good fellow,
Rev. Childs is visiting with his fam
ily' w ho lives near Boring, Oregon.
The Allen boys took a load'of apples
to the cider mill near Mount Angel
j th rtiter ohtained will be conver
ted into good old fashioned apple but I
ter. j
The basket social given by the La- j
dies Aid Society, at Marquam on j
Thnnl-n-Hvlnsr evenine Droved a sue-,
Mara.iam Hand. Prof. Parvln In
d weU ren(iPreil and :
,he wag of tQe begL The cake. ;
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the entertainment, as regards genuine:
Innocent fun and amusement, and the j
"est o: order prevailed as usual, eu
one attending returning home with a i
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toiTMni, aim jui it Kinut-r iccnus w
ward his fellowmen. Amount ol-
'a'"ea as j.-io
If you are troubled with chronic ccn-
stipation. the mild and gentle eliect of .
chamberlain's Tablets makes them es-
r,-emny nweaui your
kJ V"- ig X'
Hubbard. MoUll and Canby.
RURAL DELL
This weather Is certainly grand If
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win ou. u . T.L.iiik2
or so, nearly an ine lau um
done.
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i A few of the young people from
here attended the dance at Millettt
Saturday night.
T. H. Scone, and Mr. F J
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and relatives."
John ixmlnlqne was a Portland visit
or last week. .
n o...l nll kftralnr'( rlllh ir
, t-ii,..n v.. u in,H h
m,rried rank, he having wedded
Miss Hurnice Finney Woodburn last
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Mr Mr. VA. C.undnson of Port-
fend, spent Thanksgiving with Mrs.
Ounduson's parents, Mr. and Mrs. A.
Amaahi.
Tbe Young People's Sociey met) ' v .....-..--.w
crowd wa. prsent to bear the program Church Tuesday evening was we 1 at
tbat wa. rendered. ; Tne following abort but ex-
Fred Smiu transacted busines. in cellent program was given: bong of
snrnr. .nH nn,,id Fridav ' the Flag, choir; recitations by Iran
Miss Lulu Eyman visited with her ces nowianu, s
. .. 1 nnua Cr9n..i Wnlnrrin ann F rtren.
Bister, Mrs. Kd. Mitts. Monaay. . .
Elmer and Ruth Wldstrand went ce Froming; duet by t ranees How
. x..ioi, vn mnrnin I land. Ethel Gordon; mandolin solo by
Mi Vlnls Franklin Is home aow.
8'-i'e has been working at Mollala for had made was sold to the highest bid
sometime ' ,fir- (Jporge Hotdrof purchasing It
Mrs. Jw Kauffman visited with her ! for 13.25. The sale from pies, coffee,
mother Mrs. Troyer of Zion, Tuesday I sandwiches and home made candy
John' Fosmark went to Hubbard brought the proceeds of the social to
viHj of..r fhe new oriran that tlieilll.OoO.
'.n r.,nr,lVe societv nurchased.
Edward Eyman started to the Mola -
n. hioh school Mondav. He I. in tlw
freshman class.
T H Sconce has be'-n out taKing
tbe 'school census tbe past week.
A. L. Wldstrand transacted business
In Orcron City last ween.
Mrs. W. 8. Sconce Is visiting with
br parents, Mr. and Mrs. Jas. Mallett
' Fred Sutler has not completed dljt
gtng his potatca yeL
Herman Ellsan returned home Sat
urtlny. Mis. Rosetta Eyman attended the
teachers Institute last week. Hr
sister. Lulu, and brother Fr-a
accompanied her.
Not Good
for everything. Sutherland". Eagle
Eye Solve l good tor nothing but (he
eye. If you use It mid are not .at
Istled come back and get your 2.'e.
You be the Judge. tir .ale by Hard
liiK'a Drug Store. '
SUNNYSIDE AND ROCK CREEK
Married at the parsonage on Wed
nesday, November 20th. by Kev. H.
K. ("rider, pastor of the Sunuystdo
Free Methodist church, Marlon E.
Reed and Carrie M. Kredolh. The
bride Is well Knowu In thla community
havliiK acted a central girl at Dama
scus for sometime. Marlon U the
son of Mr. and Mr. J. It. Keed of
Sunyslde but has made bia home In
eastern Oregon for a number of years.
They will Ive In Fremont .where they
are building a bonne. We wtsh them
much Joy and prosperity through life.
Mra. Joe Deardorff and Elva also
Mr. KiKer of Portland and Hurtoti
IVardorff took dinner at Mr. and Mrs.
15. It. Elllas on Thanksgiving day. Mr.
Ellis came near having a serious ac
cident the evening before. Nita bo
ing alone In the htAise washing dishes
set too many on one leaf of the table
which turned over, ijhe showed
great presence of mind, grabbing the
lamp and threw It out doors, thereby
saving the house fiom catching on
fire as the lamp cracked as It fell
fiom the table.
Mr. and Mrs. A. Hunter took din
ner at Mr. and Mrs. Adolph Stoll s
last Sunday.
Joe lVardorff makes regular trips
to Portland every Saturday with but
ter, eggs, pork and other produce.
Move On Now!
! says a policeman to a street crowd.
I and whacks heads If It don't. "Move
Ion now:1" says the big. harsh mineral
pills to bowel congestion and suffer-
ing follows. Dr. Kings New Life
Pills don't bulldoie the bowels. The?
.rguade them to right action.
and health follows. 2J cents at all
druggist.
LOGAN
SylvosUr Johnston, brother of A.
j. Johnston of this place, who died of
rvuhoid fever at Sellwood. was laid to
rest Thursday at one o'clock In th-j
pleasant View Cemetery.
Mr. Aian vt. ttuicnwa un-a.ue
peneuK'i i uanhsgn iuk. juj uhimj
bride being Mrs. ("ration of St-n-e.
'Our best wishes for a happy future.
There was social hop at Gillt hail
Wednesday night. November 27.
i Saturday. December 1st. the school
: t.rd of district No. 4 met at tn
I school house and cleaned up In good
0u fashioned style.
I Mrs. Uert Corliss Is In the hos; ital
I at Oregon City for treatment, tier
friends hope she lll soon bo
able to come home.
One thing Logan needs is a hur.mnj
officer. It is reported on good autbor
lty that a horse was beaten until It
hn4 to b shot, now anotner at tua
I. - , nlaee has a broken tall from a
j beating. There is surely a way to
i punish such owners of dumb animals.
j
Antiseptic Remedies
!,;tw diseasa terms. Dr. Hell's Anti-
m0Rt nstantenous. Sold by. all deal-
ers. For sale by Harding s drug store.
REOLANO
The Redlnnd Sunday School child
roe nr nrenarlne a nroeram for a
fhriHtinas tree,
v. . Ponney got his hand hurt
on a sawing machine Saturday. Dr.
Mount dressed it and Mr. Ilonney is
(inir.e nlrelv.
The Linn northers are clearing tne
strb kl ind place.
A g A(.n u BuU,!lng
7;00)l K(1Hj.
a large
E. N. Hrock Ib b-i'-liing h large barn
tor Frank Sprague.
Vernon Snii'li IS going to Cnlifor-
nla soon to work In a garage with his
, l
Fullern Is putting new
-.nimva
Iplanks-on the Htdland road.
I ' Gus Lesch and family are .moving
'rom the Hates place to their own.
Cjn Avlayll Get
meriii lne if vou ask
; loo for ,he bell on the bottle. Guar-
anteed to give satisfaction. Sold ev-
,vwbere. For sale by Harding's
Dnig Store.
WILLAMETTE
Mr. K. t. carey anu mi
Mr. R. F. Carey and Miss
Ka'.c
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' Howlah arrived from Ada. Ohio,
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uiday evening to spend the winter
; with their relatives, A. W. Rowland,
; or v.Ciiy(rd prof-J-R-liow'
'and of this place.
Tne Library Society bad its second
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; . wUh a -rgood atten anc.
j ? 'a , eLerl Lav- a Terman
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i dolln and piano, Heatrie
! Mrs. Itowland. May Waldron played
j for Ethel Go don to sing An
amusing little dialogue by tbe Misses
Lucey Klce, Beatrice ui.ver anu enza
heth Ray was one of the numbers
Frank Dennett assisted at the
fTL. . I U I U'U1m.ta
Heairice Oliver, a q.nii uie iau.es
Mrs. Stlen.-r gave birth to
a son
' Saturday, November 2.
Mother and
child doing wen,
Mrs. Hansen, her son and two
.r.m. ruru. w.t
I of Mr.. Hyatt Sunday afternoon and
evening,
Everette Donney has not been at
. 1 1 . n,i
all well for a week but was able to get
out Monday.
Mr. and Mrs. N. W. Rowland from
Oregon City spent Thnkglvln with
Prof. J. K. lUiwIand anil family.
Mrs. M. Hvatt and children were
guests of her sister, Mrs. Ualhor for
Thanksgiving.
NORTH LOGAN
A big dinner was given at the mess
bouse for Mr. Cummins and Mr. Christ
Inn's sawmill hands. They did not
run the mill Thursday.
Mrs. J, II. Cummins and daughter
Mabel, went to Oregon City Friday.
Mr, Clnmlo Amiirum went to Mr.
Johnson's sawmill Friday morning and
came buck in the afternoon.
Mr. William liurghardt was look
ing, at Mr Cummins sawmill Friday
afternoon.
Mr. and Mrs. Claude Am hrum spent
Thanksgiving a. Mr. Mi Murrny a.
Mis. Mvers went to her home at
C.resham ' Friday after spending
Thanksgiving with her parents. Mr.
and Mrs. Mvers at l ogs".
Mr. and Mrs. Claude Anrhrum went
to Portkiud Saturday moririug.
Old People
Need something to aid nature. Try
PODOI.AX and If you are not Mils
fled It costs yon nothing. Good for
children also. 50c bottles. No grip
ing. For snle by Harding's drug store.
ALSPAUGH
Jack Frost visited In this part of
country recently.
Quite a number of young people
from this section of the country at
tended the basket ball game nt Eagle
Creek Saturday night. The score was
21 to 2(5 In favor of the second team.
Mr. George Douglass has been visit
ing with Dowty's for a few days.
Mr. Edgar tleiple made a business
trip to Oregon City hist week.
Mr. and Mrs. Edward Shold of Port
land were the guests of Mr. and Mrs.
John Cithers last Saturday.
Mr. Alspaugh has moved In his new
house. Hoy Alspaugh who Is attending the
Oregon I'nlversity was home during
Thanksgiving week.
Mrs. Mary Helple and granddaugh
ter. Mamie hnve returned from Lib
and relatives for the past week.
Mrs. Edgar Helple attended the
bazaar at Estacada lust week.
The Clackamas River Milling Com
pany are doing big business.
When you have a bilious attack give
Chamberlain's Tablets a trial. Tbey
are excellent. For sale by Huntby
Pros. Ct.. Oregon City. Hubbard, "Mo
lalla nnd Canby.
GLAD TIDINGS.
The Nenrson Hrothers will finish
digging their potato crop In two or
three more days. 1 " acres In all.
Wm. Glger and wife were visiting
Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. C. A. Peng
IL Alfred Oleson has returned from the
St. Vincent hospital In Portlnnd, and
Is setting along nicely.
Quite a little excitement In Mar
qunm Sunday, When Joe Jackson's bov
rode a bucking cnyuse. He stayed
with It and for doing so received 5n
cents.
The ground rn Sunday morning
showed plainly the most severe frost
or freeze of tie winter so far; and
from Indications we would naturally
exoect a genuine freeze-up.
Mrs. Jane Mosher. of Sllverton. Ore
pnn. has been visiting the past few
days with her brother, Tom Garrett
and family.
Mr. Erlcson Is doing some carpent
er work for C. V. Carpenter.
Schuyler I'sher will start work the
coming week on his granary. Henry
Harth will do the building.
Amos Hengll, late of Canada, was
visiting with bis sister, Leah Deer,
one day last week. He bus made his
home In Canada for the past two
years, working at his trade as carpent
er. Mrs. t"lar Scbnack paid a short vis
it to Mrs. Newsome on Sunday.
Mrs. Eva Hengll also called for an
hour In the evening.
Mr. Isaac Larklns returned home
with a herd of rattle, taking thorn
home for the winter from his moun
tain ranch on Milk Creek.
CLARKS.
f'iiarbs Harrington and Charles
Ralph nre clearing land for Huol Hros.
at present.
Willie Kblnsmlth Is sawing wood
for Mr. .Maxson in 1 imber tirove.
L!ii Maxson and Mrs. Mary Ie
were in town last Friday.
Mr. and Mrs. J. Maxson were In
tow n last w eek.
Mr. and Mrs. M'lxson spent Sunday
with Mrs. W. T. Klelrtsmlth and fam
ily. Mrs. William Marshal and two chll
dren and Mrs. E. Klelnsmlth spent
Sunday with Mr. Hottemlller and fam-
iiy.
Ixu Maxson purchased chickens from
John Larklns a few weeks ago.
Kenneth Hottemlller was struck and
Vno-ked down by a horse Inst Satur
day and received painful Injuries to
his leg. He Is getting along nicely.
Edward Huol Is worHn In the saw
mill for A. Larklns and M. Robblns.
William Klelnsmlth moved his wood
snw oirtflt to Timber Grove on Mon
day. Mr. Haag was In town last week.
A pleasure seeking party went
through ("larks In nn automobile
last week.
MACKSBURG
Maeksbure and vlelnitv are still fa
vored with bright weather, and the
farmers ore plowing or grubbing.
Work I. progressing on the Port
land. Eugene & Eastern Railroad, a
branch of which I. to put Macksburg
In touch with the outside world.
Farmer, expect to have plenty of pro
duce to ship on this road as soon s.
it reaches completion.
The American Society of Equity.
Kelsllng President, Is to meet at
Rrramlln's hall on the evnlng of
Thursday, D-cember 12th. A cordial
Invitation Is hereby extended to ev
eryone who I. Interested In the pro
"ess and welfare of Macksburg to
be present as Important business I.
to be transacted.
I lovd Hovers Is msrrled and has
enne to housekeeping In Joe Gibson's
house. Mr. and Mrs. Powers are tbe
third pelr of newlv-weds, who have
bepirn life In this house of Joe Gib
son's In the last two years.
MY GUARANTEE
R EDIT ED PRICES and extra high
quality work In
ABSTRACTS, LOANS AND LAW.
Also High Grade Insurance and
Honda.
E. C. DYE.
Sth and Main. 8. W. Corner
Mra. William llarth visited school
on Thursday.
Hexford Harlh l recovering rapid
ly from the effect of his Injured bund
but It It not thought best that be will
be able to return lo school fur soma
llliin.
The children of Fred Walsh are 111
with chicken-pox.
Frank Hilton Is plowing Mr. Hnld
win's eight acre lot,, preparatory to
planting It IA wheat.
Miss .llll Mitts, of th Hear Creek
school, spent tinnday with her sister,
Mrs. Frank Hilton.
John Kummer Is now able to go out
of doors after a three months' sele
of typhoid fever.
Evangelistic services are being held
nt th new Menuonltn church In East
Markalmrg.
lty tulstnke sixteen of the forty-seven
nnmes of Mackshurg pupils, who
had been neither absent, nor tardy In
the month of November, were omitted
from the list that was sent to the
Enterprise lust week. Following are
the names: Itusln Krsxberger, Adolph
Kraxberger. Krma Etui, Sopbl.) Etel.
Itexford llarth, Hessle Harta, Fred
Gnnske, Mlb'red Keesllng, Vaslla
Kccsllnv. Hattln Sample. Ardnl
Harms. Cbas. Nonch, Gertrude Krav
b'raer. I(eiw Kraxberger, Oswald
Kraxberger nnd Alfred Hoeche.
Something Just as Good
Can onlv be the rase when It la an
other bottle of Dr. Hell's Pine-Tar-
Hotter. Every bottle the same. I.ook
for the bell on the bottle. For sale
by Harding's drug store.
RURAL DELL,
Tom Sconce went to Canby on bus
iness Inst Friday.
Mr. ar.d Mrs. Fred Olson made a
business trip to Csnbr Friday,
Mr. and Mrs. W. 8. Sconce spent
Mondav with the latter's parents at
Volutin.
John Fosmrk Is building a cafeteria,
which will be completed soon.
Miss Elvn Conrad left Friday for
a few days visit In Portland.
Haakon Kyllo and family made a
business trio to. Canby Inst week.
Fred Smith took a load of hogs to
Canby Frldny.
(oiirge Saw-tell Is bity plowing
whenever the weather permits.
IL Booncs helped Joseph Knuff
man butcher last Wednesday.
Mrs. Josephine Itrntsburg spent a
few days In Portland Inst week.
A large number of Hural Dellltcs
went to Smyrna Sunday to hear Rev.
Hut lor preach.
WILSONVILLE.
Sherman Seely had 2.H00 sacks of
good potatoes. Can anyone In the
coi.uty beat that.
Mrs. II. D. Aden entertained the
member of the Wilsonvllle Club on
Wednesday.
Mrs. l-araeii spent the week end In
Salem.
Edna Dill was a Portland visitor ou
Sunday
ii rl.-i ....I fnmllv nf l'ortluiid
have been visiting relatives In our
viiiaite
John Unison sold two farms near
Wilsonvllle hist week.
The village stores have some at -
tractive Christmas goods. '
Mrs. E. K. Wright. Mrs. MeKlnney.
Emll Tauchman nnd wife, were ""
of the city visitors during the week.
The Parent-Teachers' association
held a very Interesting meeting on i
Thursday In the school house. Tblsi
fo-ilety has planned to give a series'!
of free lectures this year, which will
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state. The first of the lectures was
given last Frld'iy evening, when Hen
utor W. H. Mollis, of Forest Grove,
gave a very Interesting address on,
"New View of Education."
The Uidles' Aid of the M. E. church
will bold a bazaar In the basement ot
tho r Inarch on Wednesday afternoon,
Dec. I Mil, at 2 o'clock. Many beaut
iful things will be on sale, which will
be useful Christmas gifts for your
friends. Supper will be served from Mr jnaon arrived home from Al
7 to 9 o'clock, which will consist of , brt (-nB1ni Friday and has come to
oyster soup, sandwiches, salad, pickles May H wl, nol fl,vrbly Impressed
rake and coffee. He on hand for wllh th P,nnl0 (1f ti!Ut country. It
good supper, and to assist the ladles WM ,w,.ny degrees below zero there
wno are so launnn to men- vhuik-.
whenever their assistance Is needed.
Alfred linker, she second eldest son
o' Mr. and Mrs. Ilson Haker died at
his homo on Monday, Dec. nth, after
1 short Illness. He was twenty-live
years and six months old, having I n
born and reaped here. Alfred wa
a mechanic of marked ability, having
neld positions of Importance In Che
halls, Portland and Oregon City. The
funeral r.ervlce wes held at the family
residence on Wedjiesdnv morning.
Rev. Eldrldire of Sherwood, olllrlatlng
at the burial. The Hood View choir
snng npproprlate songs. The floral
offerings were numerous and hand-
I "on'n-
Tne deceased was a very ex-
i emplary young man, and the sympathy
of the entire rommi'l lty goes out to
tne benaved pirents and family. Out
of town relatives present at the fun
eral were: Mr. and Mrs. Whltmlre.
Mrs. Poschee. Mrs. Eymnn, Mrs.
Krnntz nnd dauchter. Mrs. Peterson,
Mr. nnd Mrs. Clyde Haker, of Port
land. STAFFORD.
The Delkar Hrothers have rented all
the plow land on the Gage place, nnd
began plowing there on Wednesday i
morning. 1
The Parent-Teachers' meeting was ,
held Ht. the school house Friday. It ;
was decided that a Christmas tree
would be had and committees were
appointed. It was also derided to have .
the entertainment and tree on the !
evening of Tuesday, Dec. 17th, a. the
teacher, could not be here later, and
a committee of ladles will meet at
Mrs. Nussbaum's on the afternoon of ,
Monday, tbe lfith. to make and fill j
candy sacks, and attach the names. 1
A number from here and vl-lnlty
went to see the Golden Spike driven
In Orvon Cl'v, but we shall feel more
enthusiastic If ever a Golden Spike I.
driven to mark the completion of a
railroad through Stafford. j
Mrs. Fred Oldenstadt, and Mrs.
Clan. Peters sre still sick.
Mrs. Fred Ellegsen was able to ride
to Oregon City 8att day, after her
recent sickness.
Mr. and Mrs. Epansenberg visited
Mr. Gebhardf. Sunday.
The officer, of the s-'iiool district j
met at Mr. Larklns' home Monday
evening to transact school business.
The teachers seem to be giving gooq
satisfaction .o far. and the grdes ara
.ilvnnclntr ranldly.
Mrs. Zack Elligsen hss been having
'ntal work done In Oregon City.
ELDORADO
We are having very good weather
at the present writing.
Hid Smith .pent Saturday evening
snd Sunday at home attending tbe
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dance at Anderson's place Saturday
evening
The farmers ale very busy plowing
and seeding this Hue weather
Mrs. I. C. Ilx has been doing some
sewing fur Mrs. Smith.
The uaiiro nt Mr. Anderson's was
ery much enjoyed by those present.
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Mrs. li. J. Helvey Is contemplating Keel.angh and Henry Glll.ert
taking a visit with relatives In the ii,.iiu chrUiiiius trees to
near future.
Mr. I'dell has been dulng some plow
Ing lately.
Our teacher, Hessle Oswalt, has ie
turned after attending tho teachers
mailt!. e In Oregon City.
1 1, J. evoy ,1ms a crew of ineu
illirclnir iititittors this week.
Mr. and Mrs. W. II. Wallace an-l
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.1,1, Mr .n,l Mm IV Smith.
ther day while hauling straw which
rme mar emmm p.-...
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Clyde Smith and wife and ba'..)
! were visitors at Macksburg Friday.
Mr. and Mrs. Cnppcu have bought
i Mr. t'tlger place and will move don
1 soon, the latter to rent Mr, Crook s
i farm. j
The nrm of Kvum BmI ,x r
tlilnkltix of going out of business. ,
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BARLOW.
Will Mnuer took bis little son, Don
1 aid. who hiiH typhoid fever, to the hos-
nltnl In Oreuon City Monday. His
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gon City, having had an operation per
lormed. Mrs. Armstrong and son of Macks-
burA called ou Donald Hauer Friday
, Donnl I Is a grandson of Mrs. Ann
strong. Mr. nnd Mrs. irvm, ot Au
rora, also called on Donuld Sunday.
Mr. and Mis. Van Winkle went to
Eugene Tuesday after visiting rein-
(Ives nere lor several weeks.
r. ,n r.
Mrs. Wurfel Is Improved and uble
to be In the siore again after n se
vere attack af rheumatism.
Mrs. Churchill Is recovering from
her Illness and Is able to be out.
JIM HILL SAYS?
The high cost of living
QUT
The Oregon Commission Company says that a part of
the cost of living is due to short weight. This is
especially true in the weight of bran and shorts.
WE
80 lbs. in a Sack of Shorts
60 lbs. in a Sack of Bran
LOOK OUT FOR YOUR WEIGHTS
Oregon Commission Co.
MTH AND MAIN STREETS
l i 3r:in-i rantn-n uri.ifi. uictn i
ASTORIA
For Infanta nnd Children.
The .Kind You Have
Always Bought
Boars tlio
Signature
of
In
Use
For Over
Thirty Years
GASTOEtlA
James Erb-kson Is Improving as his
! throat gntbej-.-d and btoke (rom ipiln-
j sv and he will soon be aide to be In
1 the store again.
f (j ti Is giving the bouse In
whliil hn reslib s, a fresh rout of paint.
' Waller Howe la assisting blm In th"
, W(ir,
shin. Henry (llllierisoti filled one car
with "HO trees Wednesday and pas
a large number of trees r'ndy for An
other car.
Miss Zuda Van Winkle has gone lo
Eastern Oregon.
Soon the wedding bills will ring
. "' ' "
Film Hid Dickson's old friends h
: will be pleased lo hear
that be
Is the proud father of a daughter.
Teacher's Examinations.
; Ntl(ll(, ( hereby given that the Coun
ty School Superintendent of t lack
uuiiia County will bold the regular
t-xanilnailiina for applicants for
Slate papers' al the bsnipiel room In
the Masonic Hulldlng. Oregon City,
as follows:
Commencing, Wednesday, Decem
ber Dtth at 9 o'clock A. M. and con
tinuing until Saturday. December
21st, at 4 P. M.
Program
Wednesday Forenoon Writing.
U. 8. History, Physiology.
Wednesday Afternoon Physical
Geography, Heading. Compi'sllloii,
Methods In Heading. Methods In
Arithmetic.
Thursday Forenoon Arithmetic
History of Education, phychologY.
Methods In Geography.
Thursday Allernoon Grammar.
Geography, American Literature.
Physics. Methods lu Language, The-
I sis for Primary Ceiilllnite.
Friday Forenoon Theory i.nil
Practice, Orthography, English Lit
erature. Friday Afternoon-School Law,
Hotany, Algebra, Civil Government,
Saturduy Forenoon Geometry . Ge
ology. Saturday AfternoonMicnerul His
tory, pookeeplni!.
T. J. GARY.
Co. School Supt.
is the cost of living high!
SELL
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have been this week.
Mr. Dave Benle and wife