OllEOON CITY ENTERPKISB. FRIDAY, AUGUST I. 1913.
NEWS FROM THE COUNTRY
INTERESTING ITEMS FROM ALL PARTS OF CLACKAMAS COUNTY
MACKSBURO.
The haying season Is on. with or
feet weather, dry. with bright Bunshino
nnd a hreez. so cool t!int even that
hard work can be June In comfort.
The farmers arc rushing iho hoy,
shocking, fearing they may be Inter
rupted lv rain. The hay crop U heavy
and of pood quality. A law quantity
of ots h;is also bm cut and seem
to he exoel'ent In yield, as well as
superior In quality. Wheat ia about
ready for tile reaik-r, and. from appear
ance, promises well. N.w potatoes
are in general use, and are of the fin
est quality. Small fruits, Including
the wild hlacVberry are about all
fathered, but the early appl. are tak
ing their place. The pasture holds Its
own to an unusual degree, for the sea
son a la show by the fine appearance
or th.' cattla. as well as in the large
production of butter fat.
Frauk Hilton has begun cutting
grain on Mr. Baldwin's Ranch.
Mrs. Vorse, of Astoria, who. with
her snn. has (wen spending sometime
with her sister, Mrs. Carl Hoesohe,
has gone home.
Miss Uertha Roosche is staying at
tlie home of her aunt in Astoria, but
ia expected to come home in time for
the threshing and the hop picking.
On Wednesday evening Mr. Frank
Hilton with hia party, returned from
their touting, having caught over four
hundred- mountain trout.
Wit the rlslug generation of Macks
burg, next In Importance to the Juve
nile Fair, cornea the annual hop-picking.
Not alone for the sociability they
enjoy in each other's company, but
also in view of the neat bank accounts
that year by year are augmented by
this Industry. Thus are the children
In our agricultural communities learn
ing the true secret of honorable and
substantial gain. Each year tbey on
that their Mother Earth Is ready to
give them ric'a and sure return for all
, the labor they bestow upon her, and
day by day, principles of integrity are
taking root In their minds, leaving no
room for that selfish cunning that
many people are pleased to call by
the agreeable name of "business tact"
Mr. J. Gibson is enjoyiug a viai'
from her two daughters, Mrs. Ed Bur
gess, of Friend, Ore., and Mrs. Voegel.
of Eureka. Cal each attended by her
two children.
Mr. and Mr. A. A. Baldwin drov
to Canby on Tuesday morning.
Evangelistic services are he'd niglu
ly in a tent near the Mennoni'e
church.
rh. writer taken this opportunity to
inform the Macksburg readers of theP
Enterprise that the State uiDrary c om
mission wishes to place one of Its
traveling libraries in their town.
The Best Pain Killer.
P.ucklens Arnica Salve when ap
plied to a cut. bruise, sprain, burn or
scald, or other injury of the skin will
Immediately remove all pain. E. E.
Chamberlain of Clinton, Me., lays:
"It robs cuts and other injuries of their
terrors. As a healing remedy its equal
don't exist." Will do good for you.
Only 25c. at Huntley Bros. Co.. Ore
gon City, Hubbard and Canby.
MARQUAM.
Haying is a thing of the past.
Some have commenced to cut al
syke clover for seed, which is a heavy
crop.
Grain is ripening fast, and there is
good prospect for a good yield.
Mrs. Kathrlne Jones is in a critical
condition.
G. W. Bentley is to take a trip to
to the county Beat soon.
Mrs. Harry Jackson returned from
the Salem hospital last week and Is
improving.
Mr. Oster had the misfortune to
lose a valuable horss last week. It got
hurt In a runaway.
Te Marquam band furnished the mu
sic at Wilhoit Springs last Sunday.
The Ladies' Aid Society is planning
to give an ice cream social soon.
Barton Jack made a business trip to
Oregon City Monday.
Costly Treatment.
1 was troubled with constipation
and Indigestion and spent hundreds of
dollars for medicine and treatment,"
r u Hinpn of Whitlow. Ark.
"I went to a St. Louis hospital, a'.so to
a hospital in New Orleans, but no cure
was effected. On returning home I
began taking Chamberlain's Tablets,
and worked right along. I used them
for some time and am now all right"
Sold by all dealers.
CLARKS.
Arthur and Fred Bottemiller, from
Dt,irofloM waahineton. were out in
Clarke and visited their uncle, W. H
r.nttoiniilor and family last Sunday.
Miss Ida Bottemilier is working In
Oreeon City.
fw Mamuardt is hauling his nay
Mr. Buche was in town on Monday.
Olga and Edna Elmer, cnanes una
v,rr, i-'.rnKcm ill er and Ott Buol at
tend camp meeing In Oak Grove last
Sunday.
D,.Hf,itih Ham helned Mr. C H.
A. w . , . -
Tltirirrnan haul ha'.
Miss Ida Haag and E'da Marquardt
spent Sunday with mibs Mary i.ouj
miller.
Mr. and Mrs. Bottemiller and daugh
tor Ylrir uern in town las' Friday.
Miss Laura Gard went to tasiern
Oregon last week.
Berry Huckner is visiting Mr. Max-
son.
Remarkable Cure Dysentery.
' I was attacked wit dysentery about
July 15th. and used the doctor's med
icine and oth:r rome-Jies with no re
lief, only getting worse all the time;
I was unable to do anything and my
weight dropped from 145 to 125
pounds. I suffered for about two
months when I was advised to use
Chambcr'ain's Colic, Cholera and Di
arrhoea R'medy. I used two bottles
of it and it gave me peimanent relief."
writes H. W. Hill of Snow Hill. N. C.
For sale by all dealers.
ELDORADO.
Will Wallace wa in Oregon City
Tuesday on business.
Grandpa Wallace called on Gord
en Smith's folk one day this week
and took dinner with them.
John L. Evan, and O. Dix and wife
and C. Mallette, of Mulino, left Wed
nesday for Tillamook.
The Misse Ella White and Jennie
SchaU came out from Oregon City and
spent Tuesday at the home of Mr. and
Mr. C. Smith, of Mulino.
Miss Ina Smith is getting along fine
with nernrosic
Mr G G. Graves, of Mulino, I im
proving In health. She ha been hav
ing troubls with her throat
Ed Howard made a hurried trip to
Mnlino Thursday.
The women and children are buay
picking blackberries. .
Robert Bcbuebel has Just finished
his barn.
WILSONVILLE.
Mr. nnd Mrs. II. 1). Aden, have re
turned from a trip to Seasid.-.
Mrs. Brown, of Klatnmii Fulls, is
visiting Mrs. Alison Baker.
Mrs. Aubrey Wood has beeu on tho
sick list for the past week.
Elmer HnsseUirlnk has been clerk
ing for Mr. Aden whllj he enjoyed a
vacation.
Mis. Corby, of Portland, ia visi.ing
relatives near Wilsonville.
Miss S. M. Graham and nieces, Iio
setta and Josephine, are enjoyiug a
vacation at Hood Klver.
Baling of hay has been the work of
th. past wc-'k among tae farmer.
We are glad to hear that our villus.'
residents ate sndluri In subscription j
to the Morning Enterprise where our
items appear each week.
Mrs. thai. Wagner will entertain
the Parent-Teachers' Association, as
well as some other clubs at her homo
on T.iursday, August 7th.
Mrs. Ed Baker, is visiting at the
home of ner daughter's, Mrs. Turner,
in Portland.
C ara Epler la visiting her grand
mother. Mrs. Ridder.
Kuhy Baker Is visitiug relative iu
Portland.
Don't forget the basket social given
by the Indie of the Frog Pond Ger
man Reform Caurch, on Friday even
Ins. Auiruac Sth. at 8 o'clock. The
young ladies attending are requested
to bring basket of lunch to help out
the happy occasion.
Mrs. Wm. Baker went to Portland
on Wednesday to meet her mother,
who will accompany her borne, and
visit nere for a short time.
Tfccm will lie an Informal icj cream
uncial zlven in the Corral Crtk school
grove on Saturday evening. August 2.
Ice cream and cake will be Id cents
a dish. There will be no formal pro
gram, but gam? will te played and a
very pleasant evening is anticipated
oy tne Momers chid memwn, wuu
are giving the social. Come and bring
your friends.
Professor Graham went to Portland
on Tuesday, where he has pupils !n
music.
How the Trouble Starts.
Cnnatlnatlnn lit tho cause of many
ailments and disorder that make life
miserable. Take Chamberlain's Tab
lets, keep your bowel regular and you
will avoid these diseases. For aale by
all dealers.
8TAFFORD.
Who darea call this "ralD-aodden"
Oregon, wh3n we are enjolng such
beautiful days, and health-giving
niehts, and no rain since July 6.
NiVs. John Adn, and Mrs. Claus Pet
ers have f.ono to the seashore lu
search of health and strength.
Mrs. Ida Delkar ana cnnaren re.
turned home last Sunday after a
week's outing by the sea.
Mrs. Sager and Mrs. Keckel, both
former residents of Stafford spent a
day with relative and attended
church last Sunday.
Mrs. Nemec is resting as easily as
can be expected with her broken leg
The blooa blisters below tne Dreasi
are rirvinff ud and Dr. Mount who IS
in attendance gives her a hope of get
ting it into a plaster cast in ano:ner
week. She seems uniformly patient
under her many afflictions.
The horse Otto drove last Sunday
got scared at a passing automobile,
and in Its frantic endeavors to get far
awav Irom there, broke one of th?
shafts of tbe buggy.
A fine hop nouse is ueing uuui on
the p'.ace owned by tiie late Gus G ib-
hardt.
Hons am looking fine and promis
ing a heavy yield in all yards.
The halins machine, owned and op
erated by Weddle and Dick Old'sn-
stadt, is very busy now day baling
hay in the fields.
A hnv ann of Paul Schraer. ran iu
front of an automobile on the Oregon
City bridge, ana was Knocgea aown
mi rendered unconscious on Satur
day last. He was picked up and tht
auto tootc mm to tne onioe oi vr.
Mount, where his bruise were attend
ed to, and the man with the machine
took him home. He was not serious
ly hurt
Mrs. Hamilton better known as Har
thr .4chu.w who married a few years
ago, has been obliged to seek relief
by divorce, which was grantea a snort
tima o and aha and her two year
o'd baby arc now with her sister, Mrs.
Fred Schauber.
Mr. and Mrs. Holton motored out to
ber father's, Mr. Gage's last Sunday,
returning to town on Monday morn
ing. Mr. Weddle, Mr. Nussbaum and Wm.
Schatz were appointed appraisers of
the personal property of the late Mr.
Powell. Mm. Powell has sold her
cows and most of her chickens and
will sell the horses and the other per
soual property to assist in defraying
the expenses of her husband's sick
uss and funeral.
SUNNYSIDE AND ROCK CREEK.
Wo are anrrv to have to report tin
death of the Infant son of Mr. and Mrs.
Chas. Thorpe, Alva Herbert Thorpe,
who died at Damascus aionuay ai j i
o'c'oo:. of whooping cough, aged 4
tnr.nrhr Fnnera 1 Wednesday. July Z.
at the Fre Methodist Church at Da
mascus, at 10 otiock A. M. inter
ment at .5ultnomah Cemetery. Mr.
Thorpe was a merchant at Sunnysidw
until recently wt'en he sold out. They
have the sympathy of ths entire coni-
n.nnitv In rhpir Had hpreavemciit.
Farmers are having fine weather for
haying and cutting grain and are im
proving it by the looks or tne neia.i
The votin;,' on the stock law at Sun
nyside went 67 to 14, so we are living
in hnnea nf havinc the stock off from
the road soon. The ladies were some
of thm registering at Damascus Wed-
nPttHaV.
Mrs. G o. Johnson has her mother
with her for a few days.
Mrs. Dick Hunter has one of her
hospital friends visiting her at pres
nt
The Rev. G. R. Ellis and wife have
movfd to Tbe Dalles where be Is do
in? missionary work. Nita Is staying
with her grandparent until school
commences.
Mrs. Burchell 1 on the sick list.
Mrs. Bevan and Miss Elva Dear
rinrff who are solournlng near Klicka-
tat, Wash., write about there beins
rather too many rattlesnake to be
comfortable. They will probably stay
until September.
Minister Praise this Laxative
. Rev. H. Stubenvoll, of Allison, la.,
in praising Dr. Kings New Life PilU
for constipation, writes: "Dr. Kiug's
Vn t if A ptila am aurh Derfect Diiis
no home should be without them. ' No
better regulator for the liver and m
i. rrr nlll Fnaranteed. Try them
ot at Hnntl2T Bro. Co Ore
gon City, Hubbard and Canby.
ALSPAUOH.
Tho farmer are about through mak
ing their hay.
Mr. and Mr. John Gltliens and Mr.
and Mrs. CUns. lllvely called ou Mr.
Jack Brown Sunday.
Mrs. Addle Marshall wa visiting
wit"! Mr. and Mrs. Kdgnr lllople Sun
day.
The Modem I'rloelia was en ortal'l
ed very .lellghtfully by Mrs. E. E.
Eric!, son lust '1 hursoay. Those pres
ent were, Mesdame Frank Boyer,
Marv llleple, Henry Hieple. II. Yont.
K. K. Salln. E. E. F.rlckson. Spring,
and Misses Edith Trow bridge, lailu
hii I Bessie Congdon. Echo and llatel
It hen, nnd Ellen Eiickson.
Mis ll.ixel Gltliens culled on Mrs.
O. E. Tull last Tuesday.
David Barton, of Salem, dle.1 Mon
da. v. .Vr. Barton w the con of II.
Barton, of this place.
Mr. Etta Graves, a sister of Henry
nnd John Gl.hens. is visiting friend
and relatives here this week.
Willie still, who ha been on 'lie
sick Hist Is able to be about again.
Mia Mnmln llleulo and I lilt U Ker-
sham attended the policemen' picnic
Sunday.
OREGON CITY DRUGGIST
DESERVES PRAISE
Tie Jone Drug Co. deserve pralai
from Oregon City people for Introduc
ing here the sitnplo buckthorn bark
and glycerine nilxtur known as Ad-ler-t-ka.
Thl slmpie Uerman remedy
first became famous by curliig appen
dicities and it .is "ow been discover
ed that JUST A SINGLE DOSE re
lieves (our stomach, gaa ou the stom
ach, and constipation INVFANTLY.
It's quick action is a big surprise to
people.
Nearly l.-Ht eartnquaae are revorn
ed anuually in the whole of the Jap
new empire, and In Tokyo alone there
are on an average a fly earthquake
that can be felt during tbe year, or
about one a week.
THREE OF A
The Mower, Rake and Binder shown below are THREE OF A KIND.
The kind that will make you smile with satisfaction when you use them,
for they give service Real Service Honest Service-Full Measure for
every cent you pay for them That we guarantee.
ment of bar, knife and pitman. Note the long wearing plates and the auto
matic device for taking up wear in the Pitman knife head connection. These
are points that make the Champion wear better and cut better than others.
The Champion Binder
Hai three excliuive feature! : The Force Feed FJeyator
which insures a continuou flow of grain to the packer arms.
The Relief Rake which prevent clogging at inner end of bar.
Balancing Sector which balance the machine in any
height of grain.
BicBvED Mitchell, Lewis & Staver Co. P0ND
SOLD AT RIGHT PRICES BY
W. J. WILSON & CO., OREGON CITY, ORE.
CANBY HARDWARE & IMPLEMENT CO., CANBY, ORE.
Good Reason for Hi Enthuiiatm.
When a man has Buffered for sever
al days with colic, diarrhoea or other
form of bowel complaint and Is tfieu
cured sound and well by one or two
dos of Chamberlain' Colic, Cholera
and Diarrhoea Reme'lv, an Is often th
case, It Is but natural that he should
be enthusiastic In his praise of the
remedy, and especially is this the case
of a s-v-!re attack when life is threat
ened. Try it when !n need of such
a remedy. It. never fails. Sold by all
dealers.
Practical.
Sound praetieal advice given by
uitaiiitlirope: if ever you should be at
tneked by nlyht never shout "Murderl"
fur ni one will bother about you. Yell
Tire.1" and everybody will be out of
dMrs Id a Jiffy
The Turkish Mangal.
In most of the houHe In Constanti
nople as well as In other rlOe of Tur
key heating in winter I done by means
of the so called 'mangal." Thl con
sist principally of receptacle for
burning charcoal. A mnngal may be(
nothing else than a simple brass '
or Iron receptacle or may be quite an '
artistic and expense rtlcle of most
rare and valuable workmanship. Tbej
charcoal I first thoroughly burned
through, and when it no longer emits j
sny (lame or odor the mangal Is j
brought Into tbe room for purpose of
hen ting. Sometime It happen that!
proper attention Is not paia w ine
burning charcoal, with not Infrequent
fatal result.
Estacada and Eastern Clackamas
ESTACADA,
Miss Kittle Hengan was a visitor In
Portland Tiiitsdny,
A. E. Sparks wua a business visitor
at Oregon City lust Thursday. ,
Milton Kvatta, who went to eastern
Oregon lo worn In the harvest fields,
arrived homo Thursday. IIj he
could not stay there on account of th
alkali water.
M ,11. Boyle wont to Boring Frlduy
and to Portland Saturday.
Mr. Cnake visited Portland friends
for a couple of day Inst week.
Mrs. Carl Cary returned home from
Victoria Friday, when she hud been
visiting relatlvoa for a couple of
week.
W. (ilven who supplies tho pul
pit at the Christian church of thl
place, received a surprise Sunday
morning when he wint to church after
an absence of two weeks. During hi
absence the ladle of the Aid Society
of tho church made some sub antlal
Improvement to the Interior of tho
building. Mr. Given manifested his
appreciation In few characteristic
remarks before the sermon. Ilev.
Wright, of Portland, preached lu the
church during Mr. Given' absence.
Harold Givena had a party Sntur
day afternoou to which about twenty
children were present. Some of the
mamma were also there. It wa Iho
occasion of Harold fifth birthday.
A minister Irom the Church of
Chrlat, held orvlce on one of the
main street of Estacada every even
Ing all last week.
A. N. Johnson vlalted relative In
Portland over the Sabbath. Miss Vnl
Ecker assisted Miss Sturgeon in look
ing after the post office.
County School Supervisor Jatne re
turned from Oregon City last Thurs
day. Ml". Jame ha been teaehltu
mnthematlc at the unimer chool
at Gladatone for soma time. Mrs.
Champion Mowers
Champion Rakes
Rake Clean
Dump Easy
and Last Long
Jame and ths children who bad been
visiting at Oregon City, returned home
wlih him.
Miles Blandish, of Portland, a broth
er of P. S. and "Hob" Standlsh of this
place, was married last Friday even
Ins to Miss Margaret MclntOHh. al:io
of Portland. Those from here who at
tended the weddlnn were Mr. and Mrs.
"Hob" Standlsh, 1'. 8. Standlsh, Mrs.
Elizabeth Evlus and Milton Kvlns.
ify-s. Straight visited relatives at
Oregon City last week,. Mr. Straight
going over Sunday lo accompany her
home.
I.. E. Beinis vlsitiid at Lebanon, Or.,,
last week.
Mrs. J. .1. Owens and daughters, Ag
nes and Emma, of Independence, Mo ,
have been guests at the McCurdy
horn"! for the past week.
Next Sunday the butchers of Port,
land will enjoy the beautiful Estacada
park. We understand that there will
be a regular barbecud.
Miss Ethel Ilrartford, formerly of
Rstarada, was here from Portland last
Sunday calling on old friends.
Miss Ijiura Stormer, lady clerk in
thi Cary Mercantile store, left Mon
day on her annual ten day vacation.
She will visit at Cloverdale, Or."
Editor Iioyle and wife and son vis
ited at P.orlng Sunday afternoon.
Walter Oivens returned Saturday
from a trip to Kansas and Missouri,
hit old home and Is back In the depot
as kind and obliging as ever. His
sister. Mrs. Grom attended to the du
ties of station agent during Mr. Giv
en' absence.
About 30 mem!ers of the Mazamas,
from Portland came here by car Sun
day and then walked to Clear River,
about eleven miles east of Estacada,
wbre tbey bad lunch, returning in tbe
evenlnr.
TUe Portland Policemen' band and
their friend to the number 'f rvenil
hniuliid, were lien Sunday for a pie
n 1c. in Hie park. Theso peace iimkoia
set a good example for nil who should
follow and behaved theinle lu a
very becoming manner. It wn the
most orderly crowd that an plcnlced
In lh park till season. The band
dlMOUlsed wee! music most of Ibu
!iftrnooii mid was th.i chief Attract Ion
but I hero W"T p'enty of other amuse
munis. Tim dance at tho iiavllloli lust
ed until seven o'clock waen the lust
cur starl 'd buck to Portland. It was
a great big day and tho weather suit-
d lor the occasion,
Tom Morton rame down from the
mountain hnturday where h I work
lug for I'lirlj Sam und visited 111"
mother and Ea.acuda friend until
Tuesday.
Jeff's restnurant building on Broad
w ay ha been great ly Improved during
the past week by a liberal coat of
pnlnt. There are other w'ao might
follow suit.
I). Wright a ranger who wa slop
plug at t'axadero one night last we -k.
wa ioloned from eating canned meat
of some kind. Dr. Adlx was culled and
the man was taken to a hospital at
Portland. Whllo suffering very much
from the effect of tho poison, It Is
thought that he will recover.
iimv W It V. Browne und family
left on Monday morning for a two
weeks' outing at Ocean Park. Wash.
We understand that two or thr.o other
Estacada fumllle will enjoy the
pleasure of the seaside at thl mime
place, In a short time, among them
belug. Mrs. H. V. Adlx and chtldron,
and (ho McCurdy family.
Mis Tresslo Hick went to Bull
Run Tuesday to visit frleuds for a
few days. Miss Itarhael has taken
Miss lllrk place In the telephone of
flea. Mr. William Bradford and win, of
KIND
Do better work than
others, because made
that way. Just ex
aminetheChampion. Compare the wide
yoke with others.
You will find it wider
and stronger. This
means perfect align
Portland, visited Mrs. A. E. Spark last
Sunday.
Mrs. U. 8. Morgan visited ner sister
at itosehiirg for a week, returning Inst
Tuesday.
Harry Morgan went to Ocean Park
Monday evening for a few day' out
ing. Mm. Adallne Miller ha bpnn visit
ing Estacada friends for sever..) days.
A lar(;e force of m tn have been
working on the bill road east of town
for several days, and are doing a good
Job.
Wm. Kaake's little girl is sick with
tonsllitls.
(. R. Klmniel came over from Clov
erdale Sunday to visit bis family.
Dr. Wells, the dentist, has gone
south on a hunting trip lo be absent
until about August 15.
Hills are out announcing a dunce In
the pavilion Saturday evening, Aug. 2.
The Estacada Juvr.!!s Fair will be
held In September tinder the supervis
ion of the following committees: II.
MV James, Estacada; John Ely, of the
Eagle Creek Grange; Chas. Duncan,
of Garfield Grange, and Mr. Moger of
Sprlngwater Grange. The three
granges Join with the people of Esta
cada and will hold a picnic at this
time in the Estacada Park, There
will be addresses by noma of tbe best
speakers In this section.
George Kelly, the land man for the
P. R , I., t P. Co., wa the guet of
W. F. Cary for a couple of days last
week.
A fallow by the name of Stone, who
'Ives at Harton. wa brought before
Judge Given to answer to the
charge of cruelty to animals, lie
plead "not guilty" and will have his
trial next Saturday. The arrest was
caused through a humane officer, who
It Is said bad to kill the horse which
It I alleged Stone Ill-treated.
Children Cry
;i
U VAV 1(111 l A.
The Kind You llnvo Alwny lioulit, mul which luu born
lu UNO fur over 110 ur. !iu huruntho ntutmttiro (
0 Mid luu boon mmlo tuulrr liU r
S?i sj7-fu tnal niiMrvUloii ltii'o lu lnlunoy,
V&JXJ&lcAtit Allow m one to riwH v you in thl.
All Counterfeit, Imitation ami Junt-iu-ifood nro but
ICilwrliuriiU Hint trlllo with and rmlanuor the limltli of
lulunU Mini tlilltlrcu HxiktU'IU'O itguluvt lxpvruuuuU
What is CASTORIA
Cnntoriii n Imrnilr unlmtltute for Cuntor Oil, Pans.
porif, lri atul hiMithiug Wyrup. It U lrumit. It
contain neither Opium. JMorphlno ttor other 'itreitlo
" aiiliNtanoo. Ita nite 1 It gniinniteo. It letroya Horm
nml allnya IVverUliiien. For more thun thirty ycur It
liu been In roimtrtiit Uo for Um relief of 'onnlluUon,
l'lntuleiiey. Wind Colic, all Teethlnir Trouble and
JHurrlueft. It reirulate the Htoinueh Mini 1 towel,
. n"linllite thn FoimI, giving liealthy nutl nnturul sleep.
The C'hlldrru's l'unaceit Tho Jlother'i i'rlcud.
GENUINE CASTORIA ALWAYS
) Dears tho
The Kind You Have Always Bought
In Use For Over 30 Years
The qurMloii of mnkln omi much
tiitvlfd repnlr on thn tir work
Hilt m l till pliire. I l.i'lnit Klliit
iil by Tie hullt'd of tlm Civic rluti. It
In rilliiinliHl thnt iiliuut lhnuiii(l
dnl ara nulil put the plunt lu Rimil
liape nod thorc re ivirl pnum
noli i liiiHlnot men of lha town who
Iihvu exppwaitl their Interi'iit In h
liiK Homo d.'iciit wlir to uiw. hy of
TorttiR to Btlvnncti iiii or fluu on
(heir tr rvnt o m to make thr
linprovrm.nt. It l to bo hopeil thai
(hn kooiI peopU of the town will run
(Inuv lo RKll( thl ( u. -m Inn 10
omothln may be dune hfor mi epl
dmlc of KMim Kind frc pinipln to
dlMi'onilnuo the u of th cliy 'wr.
A puny of mon. conRlMlnit of Win.
I'mli-rwooJ, K. Mliiiiiion. Wirrvn Mm,
Nenl Mronaon. ClyJe Henoch, fhnii.
llr)non, p llroiixiii. Win. llron
mid Cinthninn left with rnmplim out
fit for t h j mniintnln to b nunc
couple of month.
K. W. Ilnrtliilt traimacletl biiilu -kj
at lire county et TucMily.
('. V. i)evur) vUltod Dn-Kon CII)
Monday.
EAGLE CREEK.
Mr. atid Mr. Wnln r Douvlim np-nt
Siindiy afternoon with Mr. W, J.
Howl tt.
Mr. nd Mr. Vlritll May. of HreKon
City, were th gueiu of Mr. and Mr.
Itoy IoukI part of lad week.
Mr. aud Mr. I.ou linker vlilted wl.h
Mr. and Mr. A. J. Kl(xmlllr Kunday
afternoon.
llouniwlvi have b-en vry bnal'y
tiiiKaKfd In rnnnliiK blnckberrle late
y. The bcrrle are viry plcutllnl this
year.
.1. I'. Strahl built a urannry for Walt
er DotiKlaaa luRt wk,
Mr. and Mr. It. II. (illnon i:nl
Sunday afternoon In Katncada.
(ieorKB DoiiKlaa ranio 'out from
I'ortlnn I Monday to attend lo ome
liuslncK. He plans to toxin harveit
Inn In a few duy In Kaatnrn OreKon.
Several from thl nnlKhborhood ut
'ended tbe ball game In Sandy Hun
.
Tho farmer In thl vicinity are
nearly all through haying.
SANDY.
Open air services were held by the
German Uilherans In the grove nuar
tho church Sunday afternoon.
Mo linn residence of Martin 1.:
niar'x Is nearly completed.
Ot'o Melnlg has returned frcm o
trip to the mountains.
Dr. llarendrlrk spent tho forepart
if th- week In I'orl'nnd on pMlessiua
III business.
At the special school me 'tlug held
Monday u two mill tax levy to defray
expenses of a ninth and tenth urj-lu
failed lo carry. Thn vote stood twen
ty yeas and twenty nos. The business
nien of Handy have offered liberal con
tributions toward putting one of the
uper rooms of the school housn In
shape, for high school purposes.
Leigh Harder, of Portland spent Sun.
day here.
GREENWOOD.
Rev. I). II. Jones and wife, of llolsn,
Idaho, Is visiting his brother, Wm. II.
Joms,
On Sunday thn Rev. Jones baptized
the Infant son of bis nephew, Mugh
.Ion s at 111 home, in thn presencn of
relatives anj a few friends.
Mrs. I'.rakcr is sleit with a nervous
breakdown. Dr. Mount Is attending
her. Her dnughter, Mrs. Walter
Mend, of New Era Is home taking care
of her mother.
Mrs. Hoard man had her parents and
sister from Sllverton paying her a vis
It. They left for California last week.
Edw in Hamilton of Toledo Ohio, and
his sister, Ellen, Is visiting his nr-
en's, Mr. and Mrs. Hamilton. The
young people took a trip to the coast
last week.
Mrs. Yesle visited wl'h friends In
Linton last week.
Hugh Jones and wife took his uncle
aunt and mother up the Mlilalla river
for an otitlng.
School district No. 69 ha not en
gag.'d a fanner yet, many applications
come, In from enexperlencj teacher
Would like to see some young ladle
wlih some experience send In their ap
plications.
KELSO.
The Kelso Nelghborbod Club will
have picnic In R. Jonsmd's park on
the bluff Sunday Aug. 3rd. Everybody
Is Invited. Ilrlng a dinner basket and
enjoy an outing In one of the moat
scenic spot of Oregon.
J. (;. Loundret recently purchased
an auto truck and la making regular
trips between Portland and Sandy,
hauling freight
Mr. A. Olson and so., Oscar, of
Portland, spent Sunday with her
daughter, Mrs. Robert Jonirud.
for Hotelier's
Signature of
Woman's World
Mr. Ouilferd Plans luf.
frag Rolltr Chsir psrsd.
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mm cll ooitroaa
Huff nice ou the board walk! Yes; It
bn reached pveu thai Binge. You
simply cun'l get wy from the yellow
Imi nnern with their Inscription "Votm
For Wnn'ieii" nowaday.
Coney Island was Invaded long ago
So hn lieeii Hit olemnlty.of bnselull
llelds all over the country, ami u
willy not surprising flcr all Hint th
"ciiiiso" liu Ked II Irreprcssiniri
bead up on the board wulk of Atlautlcl
city: t
Hevoied to pleasure and fiitnl i
HioiiL-ht ns this snuie Isinrd wnlk Is, It
lias icHmded with delightful courlcM
I . the presence of all alien. In mn
lirii nulliltiir imwi t til t tllffV. nD 0C-
ciislnunl niosipilto, rolling chairs !
moving pic ture a little loucli oi
serious nature I a welcome n
black velvet bow ou a light iinimr
fris'k.
Tim Invader of th board walk this
summer will be the suffrage roll"
chair parade, which l to take plc
lu n few week. Mrs. Elm uuimmi.
an ardent New York suffragist, wni
tho Instigator of thl very novel Idc.
No iwechmuklng I permitted on th
lw.nl-,1 WBlk nf Atlantic CltV. fnlt to
uuperlnteiideiit hn promised permis
sion for a "voiceless pnrode." Jrt
see what women can ulTer for f '
cause!
Fifty chair, with women ;
yellow and while, currj lni' v
ners, will make the hist'" '
sit uu and take notice, t::
efforu of Mrs. Oullfon'
Buddhist Monk.
In many of tbe monasteries of TIM
ml Riberla the Huddhlst monks l
print lu the manner which has l"'"
bunded down from Beferatln to f"
ersllon. Movable type I not m1
but ench pnge la crved upon
wood blm k. and lhu, whenever
biH.k I printed, entirely new blisl1"
have to be made.
Assessor's Notle if Meeting of Bo"
of Equalization.
Notlca Is hareby given that Pon
tbe socond :)nday In September, to
wit: September 8. 1911, thu Hoard oi
Equalization will attend at the Court
house in Clackama County, Ore?1"".
and publicly examine lbs smnt
rolls and correct all error In vs.u
tlon. oVcrtpt!on or nnalltles
of
liuiia, wM:ripLHMiai 'f
lands, lot or other propcrtle t"
ed by tha County Assessor.
Dated at my office tbl 1st M ot
August, 1913. j t JACK.
County Assessor.
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