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NEWS FROM THE COUNTRY
INTERESTING ITEMS FROM ALL PARTS OF CLACKAMAS COUNTY
MACKS3URG.
Never has there been a teuton of i MV. Stuart In very busy these days
more perfect harvest weather than threshing. H Juki pun-hai-vd a new
la the one we are enjoying now. Tbe llirhlnn out til.
toimieratur i almost constantly at Mr. Ed Whltteti had ttu uilhfortuii.
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a degree tavornwe ror work in tnetio wrv a uor. u n-u n mu
harvHKt field. While the desired tin- was drowned, anoflier horse Ml In
munltv from rain continue. Suf-
flcient moisture for the- growth of corn
nnA ah..r fall i-r.ui l f urn tithed by
the heavv nlcht dewa. Indeed, the
warm, moist atmosphere of the night
Is bringing the corn forward and tlil
In out the eara to a most gratifying
degree. The O.-W. R. N. Co., w
are sur?, must receive a satisfactory
report from their agent who ta to
Inspect the corn grown from the seed
they 80 generously furnished the
ranchmen of this region.
Out of door sleepers, as well as all
others who have chance to observe
. 1 . V .11 .rHrT,i
great bril! ancy of those ' fjidfrriil
former shinning In the evening, and
the latter appearing after two o'clock
in the morning The unclouded state
of the sky, for the past month has
made these observations an unusual
delight.
One of the c'uief topics of Interest
In Macksburg at present is th? pro
gress of the Willamette Valley R. R.
Everyone Is elated over the prospect
of the completion of the road prior
to the scheduled time. Our place
will In ail probability be well repre
sented at Molalla In September at the
railroad celebration, and at the!
Grange Fair, to be held at the same!
time.
Dan Roth, with his engine. Is em
ployed by the Willamette Valley Rail
road Co. and is working at Molalla.
Mrs. Ed Burgess of Friend. Ore..
and her sister, Mrs. Nettle Vogel, of
Hammond. Ore., daughter of Mrs. J.
Gibson were, with their little chil
dren, guests of Mrs. A. B. Baldwin
last Thursday.
Mr. Ed Morris, with his party, re
turned from the mountains last Fri
day, having caught over two hundred
mountain trout, Mr. Morris reports
trout sixteen inches In length.
Frank Hilton and Jess Heppler start
ed on Friday for a trip to the moun
tains.
Sol Struhbar and will Roth are
both cutting their oats. Both crops
promise a heavy yield at the thresh
ing. The Directors of the Macksburg
school have engaged a gentleman from
Kansas as principal for the coming
year, Mr. Huston, the principal elect
ed is, with his family, staying at Can
by at present.
Miss Egge, of Willamette, has been
engaged for the primary department
Mrs. Glade, with her daughter. Mist
Llzxie Glade, is preparing to leave
for her farm in Iowa. Their place
here is offered for sale, but is to be
occupied by a relative, Mr. Jess Hep
pier and his family until the sale takes
place.
The Best Pain Killer.
Bucklen's Arnica Salve when
ap-
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Fiil&i?,1!,
scald, or other injury of the skin will
Immediately remove all pain. E. E.
Chamberlain of Clinton, Me., says:
"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.
ALSPAUGH.
Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Sparks attended
the circus in Portland last week.
Misses Hendricks snd Algers, of
Washington, were visiting with Ed
Still and family over Saturday and
Sunday.
A number of fishermen were on the
Clackamas Sunday.
Misses Alta Saner and Hazel Gilh
ens attended the dance at Gresbam
Saturday night They took dinner at
the home of tt'm, Beers, of Logan
Sunday.
The Roes family, who have been liv
ing on the Brown place have moved
to Gresbam.
John Githens had the misfortune to
hurt his leg very badly last Tuesday
by a hay rack falling on it.
Noah Hieple has been threshing in
this neighborhood this week.
How the Trouble Starts.
Constipation is the cause of many
ailments and disorders that make life
miserable. Take Chamberlain's Tab
lets, keep your bowels regular and you
will avoid these diseases. For sale by
all dealers.
GLAD TIDINGS.
Alfred Olson has again opened his
pool room, after an outing of several
weeks spent along with his family at
Wiihoit
Hop pickers to a limited extent are
already passing, headed for the largo
yards farther up the valley, and by
next week all yards will be in active
operation. Hop pickers appear plenti
ful. Roy Morley has a yard containing
90 acres on the Butte Creek bottom,
one mile south of Marquam, that is
surely a sight beautiful to look upon,
it is the largest yard in this part of
the country.
Jim Jones has been measuring hops
for Ed Albring, Early Fugles. H
measures for 35 pickers, and as he
can't race around enough to work up
the required appetite, after 6 o'clock
he asslsta in work about the hop
bonse. James, there is no wonder you
are showing age.
Pode Jones, after cutting his own
grain, has cut many acres for
the 1
neighbors.
A man, resident of Mbrquam, had
the misfortune to lose $120.00 between
Ml Angel and home. He has search
ed diligently for It, but at last reports
bad failed to find it
Neil Jackson will measure during
hop picking for Bentley and Hatter.
OJe Kue ana uoca ixnan win uci
In the' same capacity In the 26-acie
varrl beloneing to E. J. Seaman.
Mrs. Usher would like to hire a
hor to milk 1 cows each evening aur-
ins- hon Dlcklng. Remuneration 25c
per milking, and a good substantial
eupper.
Joe Vaneleve pf near Mt. Angel, vis
ited with E. A. Shaver Sunday.
Minister Praises this Laxativs
Rev H. StubenvolL of Allison. Ia..
in praisinr Dr. Kings New Life Pill
for constipation, writes: "Dr. Kiugs
Mew Life Filla " such perfect pills
no home should b without tbem. No
better regulator for the liver and bow
els Every pill guaranteed. Try them.
Price 25c, at Hantley Bros. Co, Ore
gon City, Hubbard aud Canby.
HAZELIA.
1 "t was not very badly hurt.
Mrs Alfred Thomas win calling In
I Oswego Thursday. Among those Me
I called on w as Mra. Sliuenson and Mrs
Kd IV lard.
Robert Wanker and family visited
at the John Wanker home Sunday. .
Mr. .Hid Mrs. Helms were guests of
Mr. and Mrs. Fialo Sunday afternoon
Mr. and Mr. Kirhard Zioney ar
' the proud parents of a baby girl, born
August 22. All parlies doing nleel;
MUrlon and Garton Eastman arcuni
panied Mr. and Mrs. Steiuatlber to tile
circus In Portland Thursday.
Mra. S. S. Bouts and Mrs. H-lms
c-uIUhI on Mr. Eastman and Mrs. Mo-
WtdlrtHUr
Mrs. Kialo hah been sick but is
up and much better at this writing.
Mr. Nasi. Mr. John Wanker. Mr.
Long and Mr. norlands are among the
cnea that have finished threshing In
this vicinity.
Mr. Fred l-ehman's cousins from
Iowa are visiting with Fred and fam
ily. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Chi da and Mr.
and Mrs. Worthington visited in Os
wego Sunday.
A large crowd attended church ser
vices at Haiella Saturday evening.
Rev. Mr. Hrimer will only preach here
twice more in this conference year.
Remarkable Cur of Dysentery.
I was attacked wit dysentery about
July loth, and used the doctor's med
icine and other remedies with no re
lief, only getting worse all the time;
I was unable to do auythlng and my
weight dropped from 143 to 1.'5
pounds. 1 suffered for about two
months when I was advised to use
Chamber'ain's Colic, Cholera and Di
arrhoea Remedy. I used two bottles
of it and it gave me permanent relief."
writes B. W. Hill of Snow Hill. N. C.
For sale by all dealers. 1
KELSO.
School will open September Sth.
Improvement are being made on
the school house. The three windows
on the east side of the primary room j
have been removed to the opposite;
side, making a group of six windows
on the west side.
R. E. Jarl has returned from an out-!
ing spent in hunting in the vicinity!
of Baker City.
Miss Margaret Canning has secured i
a position to teach in Portland this
fall, and has therefore resigned asi
primary teacher at Sandy, where she
taught last year.
Miss Minnie Llndholm, who la be
coming trained nurse at the Good
Samaritan Hospital, paid the home
folks a visit last week.
Mrs. Henry Francis, who waa qulie
ill, is much improved.
Mrs. W. H. Hutchinson and chil
dren, have gone to Pendleton to Join
air. nuicninson. wno ni
P"ed there during the
.Mr. Hutcninson. wno naa been em-
summer.
Robert Jonsrud and family took an
auto trip to the Toll Gate Sunday.
Costly Treatment
"1 was troubled with constipation
and indigestion snd spent hundreds of
dollars for medicine and treatment."
writes C. H. Hines, of Whitlow. Ark.
"I went to a St. Louis hospital, also 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.
CHERRYVILLE.
Mr. Henry Hoffman, a reality dealer
of Portland, visited in Cherryvllle last
Thursday.
Miss Louise Casswell visited Miss
Elizabeth Boyd last week.
Mrs. Wick and children, who have
been visiting Prof. Geo. Couper and
family for the past several months
left for their home in Iowa last Sat
urday. Colby Marston, of Gresham, spent
several days In Cherryvllle this week
visiting oid friends.
Mr. and Mrs. Clark W. Carey have
returned from a trip to Portland.
Mr. L. F. Pridemore has returned
from a triu to Portland
Joe Wick, who Is employed In the ;
Portland Y. M. C. A. made a flying
trip to Cbenyville last Thursday and
returned to Portland the next day. !
Miss Vera Douglass, of Sandy, vis-1
ited Mrs. Wm. O. Rugh and family
one day last week.
Lloyd Corey played on his violin
at the dance given by Mrs. J. T. Friel,
Jr., last Saturday evening.
Jas. Hot kins spent several days in
Portland last week.
Mrs. Graham and family, of Mtonta
villa, came out to Cherryvllle last Sun
day to upend a couple of weeks with
Mr. and Mrs. Dr. O. Motklns.
Mr. I. L. Martin and family left for
Portland last week to spend several
weeks.
Mr. McKechnle, of Portland, spent
several days in Cherryvllle. last week
looking after his 280 acres of land.
Minn Lilian B. Averill . and Miss
Elizabeth Boyd and Miss Casswell
took a horseback ride up to the Rho
dodendron hotel last Friday.
How's This?
We offer Ont Himdmj lKillari Reward for any
ease of tirra uul c&auol be cured Ly lUll i
CaurrQ Cure.
r J. chksf.v a co.. Tmio, o.
WV, th underelfned, heve known I', J t.twney
tnr lh lut iL r. Bri Ml., him rrf.la h.n.
ouut u u buimeM trmai-ti! i,d ouencuiir
10 carf7 0111 Vy ot(1K 110(111 s.adr br I'le (Inn.
IijImIo. Ohio.
Ball's Catarrn Cur. In Uken Inu-mallr. ertlnf
d:rcUr Ui IM blwd ud mueoui lurr of the
T,t-tn. T.-ftiruonuUi emt tree, trice 75 ecote per
totUe. Sold br ell Lrnxemu.
Uu Hiiri ttuUf nue lot eonrUraUvn.
ESTACADA.
Jas. Fremon, of Portland, who came
out to Estacada one week ago last
Sunday to visit bis aunt, Mrs. Crash,
was taken sick with what threatened
to be typboid fever and was unabl?
to return to Portland until Tuesday of
this week.
G. H. Llchthorn and family drove to
Colton Sunday to visit friends, return
ing Sunday evening.
J. P. Woodle and family returned
Monday from a two weeks stay at
Troutdale, where they were attending
camp meeting.
Attorney Devore transacted business
at Portland and Oregon City the first
of the week.
Mr. and Mrs. Wm. F. Cary returned
from their wedding trip at Newport
last Friday afternoon., Mr. Cary will
shortly commrnce the erection of a
modern borne on lerrace mil. At ly.
present they are at the home of the
bride mother, Mia. he Her,
There r over forty men, women
and children who left Eaiaeuila Mon
day for the hop Held at Auburu, Jer
ry Jones went along to do the rook
ing act for the entire crowd.
Win. I'nderwood returned from the
mountain Sundav evening.
.Mr. and Mra. Dave Esiielinsn. Mi.
Wonicr, Paul Womer and Miss Tres
slu Hicks n toed to Hull Hun las: Sun
day. Mr. Sum Meaa, of Giants Pant, was
l lie guest of the llowa laiully over tile
Sabbath. I
W. A. Jonea was a business visitor
at Portland Mliuday.
Misses Gertrude, Umlse und Emma
iVwgell. of Portland, visited at the
W. W, Duller home the llrat of the
week.
W. lilven and sen, Howard, were
among the circus attendant Thins
day at Portland.
Robert Morton returned from the
mountain Krlday. He say hot vveaia
er beats luo-nultoes all to piece.
These little pests ore a source of treat
aunoyance to the rangers
The I-adles' Aid of the Christian
church, eighteen In number, were
guests of the Oorcos Society out In
Garfield township last Thursday. Th.
time was spent iu visiting, games sn.l
U-asitng of the repas. furnished by
the Gartleld ladle. After dinner a
program was carried out In the way oi
readings by Mr. UiHarr and piano
m)'o by Mrs. M. 11. I'-oMe. of Ksta
cada, which was greatly enjoyed by
all. The gathertnt: was held at the
country club and Mrs. Guy Hunt was
hostess.
The E. 0. ltoswoll home was the
scene of a merry party las; Sunday
and tlte guests were Mrs. Marie Kill I
tier. Miss Kdna Fullncr, Mrs. Josephin
Milan. Sir. M. Helleus, .Mr. Fullnerjof a s v.r attack when life Is threat
an I Mr. Wynian. all from Portland, cned. Try It when In need of such
After a sumptuous dinner the guest I a remedy. It never fails. Sold by all
tujoycu tne snaoe on tne lawn anui
hud a happy time until their return
home in the evening
Mr. and Mrs. Steniel and chlhlr'n
and Miss Laura Chrlstman. of Port
land, arrived Sunday by auto and wer
guests at the A. E. Sparks home until
Monday afternoon.
Raymond Fisher, of Bull Run. visit
ed Monday with his sister, Mrs. J. R.
r,
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.
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means perfect align
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
Ha three exclusive features: The Force Feed Elevator
which insures a continuous flow of grain to the packer arms.
The Relief Rake which prevents clogging at inner end of bar.
Balancing Sectors which balance the machine in any
height of grain.
BACBvED Mitchell, Lewis & Staver Co. roSND
W. J. WILSON & CO., OREGON CITY, ORE.
CANBY HARDWARE & IMPLEMENT CO., CANBY, ORE.
Townsand. Mr. and Mrs. Adams and son, of
Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Elwock and Cut liank, Montana, have been visit
Mr. and Mrs. John Marsh and. family ; ln? the Hatalcla family,
of Vancouver, Wash., came here !? Morris Cronin has been very HI, hav
auto Sunday to vi-tlt Mr. and Mrs. H.jlnK suffered a relapse.
A. LaHarre. i Mr. and Mrs. Kobt. Graham and
Mr. and Mrs. W. G. Coslin, of Port-1 daughters, Rosntta and Josephine,
land, spent the week end with the la-, moved to Portland on Monday,
llarre family at Garfield. Thtslr two Hop picking will bei?ln 8tpember 1st,
sons have been spending the summer i In most of the yards.
In this vicinity. O. D. Eby, attorney of Oregon City,
Mesdames J. R. and J. 3. McCurdv
rteurned from the beach Saturday.
Evangelist Joy will have a service!
In the Family theatre next Sunday art- j and large that people from all over the
emoon at which time ho will preach ( county are coming after them.
in defense of the bible. He Is from; Mrs. Alison linker returned on
the International Bible Btud'.-nts As-i Monday from Portland.
soclation. Mrs. Wood and daughter, Audrey,
J. W. Reed and son were among the wtt to Portland on Thursday with
people from this place who attended Rev- and Mr- to spend a few
the circus at Portland Friday. j '
Among the Estacada delegation to' MlsB ' ' flerklng at Aden s
Portland last Friday were Mesdam-s 1 tore- having arrived recently.
Mnrgaret Evins and A. E. Sparks. ! M- Halley is visiting In I -a Crande
Dr. Adlx has been the guest of hon-! tor few days,
or at many homes during the past: Mr- Howard wnt to Portland on
week. His wife is spending her vaca j Tuesday, after visiting with relatives
tion at Seaside. The doctor does not D1,1-" 'or ome time,
make a very good bachelor. Mr- Fleck d Mrs. Shirley have
I. A. Bonney was given the contract ' fceen visiting Mr. and Mrs. Frank Hal
for the installation of patent toilets !'ey-
In the Estacada school building and
is busy these days making the im
provement. The Mass-Klnn trial, which was to
have taken place Saturday morning
before Justice Glvens, was continued.
Raymond Lovelace, son of Mr. and
Mrs. J. H. Lovelace, received very
painful injuries Monday evening by
being thrown from a horse. He was
unconscious for several hours but at
last reports he was getting along nlo
'The Jolly lllkera started out last neclier attended (lie (Irango bull at
Friday morning with tholr luiicti Slioruood on Hutttrdiiy night, nud re
liefs and drinking cup tied to their port a good time.
waists and followed the road east uf
town until they found a trail whle'i
ltd over In the hills and acrosa a
creek, where lliey ramied for luiieh.
Miss Oakley acted as "chef" and mad
some dellcloii eolT.'o and then I lie
ladles, seven III number, proeoidod to
en toy their sandwiches und coffee
with gr.'on apples for deaert, Thu'
none of the crowd did not have to have
the services of a pvslclan hef ire.
morning, still remains a mvHtcry. A
contrivance wa arranged so that bv
pulling a string the whole bunch got
In on a picture which will probably
appear In the Orogunliin or Police G.i-
lotto later. Then the ladles hied l
the brooklet where bathing was In-
du'ged In for soma time, alter which
athletic sports of all kinds were In
dulged In. Mra. Roger Cary carrying
oft the honors wherw Mrs. J. V. Reed
previously shone. A president was
elected ill the person of Mrs. Morton,
also a secretary and treasurer who
Immediately took charge of the fund i
on hand willed were JiHUHV About
4 o'clock the Jolly company hiked for
home, reaching there tired, dusty and
with a splendid coat of tan an I
freckles. Anyone Joining this club of
hikers hereafter, are to be Initiated
into the swrets of the order on their
first hike. Next Friday Is the day,
Good Reason for His Enthusiasm.
When a man has suffered for sever
al days with colic, diarrhoea or other
form of bowel complaint and Is then
cured sound and well by one or two
dos of Chamberlain Colic. Cholera
and Diarrhoea Retnedv, as Is often the
rase, it 1 but natural that he should
Iw enthusiastic In his praise of the
remedv, and especially la thlt the raie
dealer
WILSONVILLE.
Mrs. M. C. Young acted as one of
the Judges at the Juvenile Fair at
Oswego.
The house formerly occupied by the
McKlnney family was burned to the
ground on Monday.
J
Champion Mowers
and stronger. I his
Champion Rakes
Rake Clean
Dump Easy
and Last Long
-SOLD AT RIGHT PRICES BY-
was In WIlHonvllle the first of the
week, on legal bimlness.
Mr. Iirobst's peaches are so luscious
Mnry Datalgla spent Saturday and
Sunday at homo.
Great preparations are being mada
for the Juvenile Fair by the superin
tendent, Mrs. Young, and we should
all help.
Mr. and Mrs. Tom McCurley and ba
by, of Portland, are visiting Mr. and
Mrs. Itatalgla.
All the farmers are having record
crops of grain this year.
Mr. and Mrs. Reed Graham, Anna
Baker, Miss Nuerer and Geo. Stall-
WILLAMETTE
The Mlsac Florence nud Ktiliy llul
hurt, from Sherwood, Were guests of
Mis. Miller on Sunday,
A daughter was horn to Mr. and
Mrs. 8 .A. Cobb Thursday afternoon
August 11.
Mr. an I Mr. Will Klllott and sons
und the Misse Mabel und Vivian
Bartholomew left for the roast by wng
on Tuursday (ho 1 Ith.
The Farmer fiimlly have also none
to the roast on a hunting trip,
Mrs. Hansen and daughter, Kstcr,
wen gucata of Mi's. Hyatt Tuesday
i. ud a slst r from Brownsville la. -a
week.
The Misses Nellie ami Mary ('upon
returned Sunday from a weeks visit
Willi f I lends In Portland.
The Poddlnr' Pnrudn Social given
at tho church Wednesday eveuliia.
August 1.'. was fairly well attended,
und flli towards the ft.il debt on Hie
church was realised.
Mr. Van Ks from near Troy, Vt,
has bought the ComstocK place west ot
Willamette about a mile and with iter
chlldr-n ha rettlml there. Mrs..
; Comslock and sister. Mrs. Baker, will
leave in alauit a week for Waniitng
ton where Karl Coinstock mil wll.i
are pleasantly located,
Mr. Swatison. wife and son friau
Portland, were guests of Mr. and Mrs.
Claud Meillicr Suiidii) and Monday
Ml'. Swanson I foreman of steelwork
on the new electric building on Ten'h
till Washington Streets
Mr, Messluger a'ld Sydney Waldron
returned with him to work,
"Grandnm" GUI went to Vancouver
Tuesday for a two weeks visit.
Nelson Waldron i pu:tliig In re
tii uit sidewalks for K. l Carpenter.
Wablron are putting on an 'ad
dition to their home.
Mr. and Mr. Rouse have moved
back to Willamette.
Mr. John Raich. Ilrt unite on the
"Ruth," had the misfortune to drop
Kelt) pound on hi toes, rous4'uent
ly he I taking a vacation.
Nlel Whitney left Friday morning
for Ft. Steven near Astoria, to Join
his company.
KIND
Do better work than
others, because made
that way. .Just ex
amine theChampion.
Compare the wide
yoke with others.
You will find it wider
Mrs. J. D. Iloland cntertalnd her
music pupils and their parents at a
picnic at the park Saturday and had
a recital at her home Friday evening,
serving lc cream and other delicious
lefresliments afterwards to her pupils
and their parents.
NOBODY SPARED.
Kidney Troubles Attack Oregon City
Men and Women, Old and Young.
Kidney Ills seize young and old.
Often come with little warning.
Children suffer in their early years
(ant control the kidney secretions
(.iris are languid, nervous, suffer
pain.
Women worry can't do dally work.
Men have lame and aching backs.
If you have any form of kidney Ills.
You mimt reach the cause the kid
neys. Doan's Kidney Pills are for weak
kidneys
Have brought relief to Oregon Cltr
people.
Oregon City testimony proves It.
Mrs. Hattle J. Pace, 612 Twelfth
St., Oregon City, Oregon, aays: "Sev
eral of my family have taken Doan's
Kidney Pills for back and kidney
trouble and have had quick and last
ing relief. I feel Juntlfied In reconv
mending this remedy."
For sale by all dealers. Price 60
cents. Foster-Mllburn Co., Buffalo,
New York, sole agents for the L'nlted
States.
Remember the name Dean's and
take no other.
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JENNINGS LODGE
Mr Harnh Sloan, of Allmny,
rnlli'd lu btHiMlilii of lirr uiirln, T.
J. HiHMinrr on tUtunlny
Will MacFarlane. of Walla Walla.'
Wash.. Is visiting al ths horns of A.
('. MnrFarlnno. I In Is is a uephw of
A. (. Mr MnrFarlnno was a werk
Hid vlHltor at Hal.lu.
Mrs. Morrla. ho Is visiting In Port
land, was a luncheon sin-l at tin
home of Mra. K. A. Hutiders on Friday
last. Mrs. Morris la the wlfo of Cap
tuln Morrla, who his been s(atloud
at Fort Ova Moines, la, but Is now
on the border of Mxlco. Mrs. Ida
Thumns, of this placs waa an addition
al guest at the Hnnders home
At for a seven weeks trip enjoying
the southern ami northern roast ritl-a
Mls Grace Finder, of lavenwortli,
Kaunas, and Mlaa l.llllnn I lay ton. of
Kansas City, Mo., left Portland Mm
duy evening, going to Spokane, Dnuvcr
and Colorado Springs, where they will
visit n route borne. Misses liayles
and 1-Inner have been the guests of
Miss Mahle Morse, the past week an 1
a numiirr or aigat stieing trlpa were
tnloyeit during their atay hum.
The Misses Carrie. Elate and Ituth
lllrrh returned to their home In Wal
la Walla. Wash., on Tuesday, after
spending their summer vacation wltn
Mrs. Russell.
Messrs. George and ArrhH Shaver
and children, of Portland, autoed out
to see their mother, Mrs. Mattle S'.iav
er on Sunday last.
Mrs. Wm. Gregan. wss calling on
UhIko friends on Wednesday. Mines
their home was destroy el by fire a
few weeks ago the Gregun family have
taken apartments at l.urretla Court.
Mr. Hpldell. of Oak Grove, finished
plastering the Hugh Roberts home on
Wednesday.
Mr. and Mra. Hugo Siinds'.rotn aro
building a new home on tlie east coun
ty road.
Mr. and Mrs. John Jennings have re
turned from Vancouver. Mr. Jennings
was very III while at his sisters and
returned to Portland to consult a
sperlullat.
Mrs. llrue hert and children Mr. an !
Mrs. Rimsell and family and the Ira
Hart fiimlly will leave on Suturrlay for
the hop llelds near Aurora.
Mrs. Hurry C. Palnton and Miss
Helen entertained on Wedn.-sduy for
the plensuro of the Misses lliiyl-n and
Fisher. Covers were laid for tell.
After luncheon Miss Hiiyles gave a
number of pluno selections, proving
herself an artist of much ability,
Mrs. John llollowell's friends at
Jennings Ivodge regret to learn of hr
j Hit anil It Is hoped th recovery
win u,-r rfii-iu operation ul Ml. VIII
cent's hoHpltuI will he a rapid and
ixTinanent one.
Tiie dancing party glvn by Or. T.
L. Perkins and wif nt Cedar Island
Park on Saturday evening was nn en
joyable aflalr. A number auiolng out
from Portland for the event. About
ninety enjoyed the row across the
river where the Inrge pavilion was
beautifully lighted with lanterns.
Punch was erved.
An article In last week's Items
which we wish to correct was the one
In regard to Llpwln Park, which hus
rxently been opened. It Is on the
Jennings Tract, and It Is now planned
to take In the old homeslte of the
late llerryman Jennings. It was
mimed In honor of the home of Mrs.
Emma Jennings near Altoonn, Pa. Mr.
Will Jennings and David Clark r
planning to make this an Ideal placo
Km- iiiciiiiers can enjoy Dontlng, ca
noeing and swimming.
A delightful auto party was given
on Thursday last by A. P. Mors, of
Portland, honoring Miss Hayles, of
nuiiBHs i.iiy, mo., and Miss Grace
Fisher, of I-avenworth, Kansas. The
onjecuve point U.lug Chanticleer Inn
on the Columbia, which seems to be
tne Mecca for autolsts this season rt.
er spending the afternoon enjoying
iKeuruiiueiir or in upper Columbia
scenery and mountains the party re
turned to the city to enjoy the cir
cus. Mr. and Mrs. Milton Potter have re
turned from Gearbart where they
spent ten days.
Mrs. DtForrest will soon leave for
Bend, Oregon, to visit with" her
daughter, Mrs. Uussle Stratton. She
will be accompanied by her little
grand daughter. Itertha Hansen, of
Ardenwald.
Warren Alcott, wife and daughter
of Greensburg, Pa., have returned to
this coast where they have decided
to locate. The Alcott family spent a
year with his mother, Mrs. Will Jen
nings, two yesrs ago but returned to
their old home In Pennsylvania, but
have decided to make one of the coast
cities their home. They are at pres
ent in Vancouver, II. C.
The C. L. Smith cottage ts receiving
a new coat of brown paint, and Is very
attractive with it trimmings of cream
A delightful picnic party was held on
Wednesday under the treee at the H
H. Emmons borne. About thirty en-
.,I0'- i
ran
Tor Infnntand Chllrirnn
The Kind You Have
Always Bought
Boars tho
Signature
of
ivn lhn iy.
Miss Kllalth Wnlilrtm tnr
on Mixuluy for Kvrn-n mil H'ii.
for . wmik't star and lll l.Vn o ua
to North Yakima. Vh, hr 1
h "'. pl,,",, pom In t!w
ai nooia 01 mat )iarit.
H. K. Stovrr haa rfturn-l from I hi
Tillamook country whr ha mt to
Iocs in on ft hoima(al.
Mrs. John WaMmn and chlldrrn,
of Hllvrr Hirln(i, havn rrlnrnrd Iron
an xtimll trio In ih mMdl n
Iowa brill tits place whiTB thry iprnl
moHt of ths tlm, bihI on HunJsy vl
luul with Mr. siur Mrs. Jamrt WiWroo
of this ilai'.
Mothtrs! Have Your Children Wormir
Are Ihey feverish, rvitlei, D'rtous.
Irritable, dlny or constipated? Do
they continually pick their out or
grind their teeth? Havs they crimp
ing pains. Irregular and rsirsnoui ap
petite? These are all signs of wortni
Worms not only raute your chill
suffering, but stunt lis mind mi
growth. Give "Klrknioo Worm Kill
er" at once. It kills and romoici tb
worms, Improve your rlilkl'i sppetlli,
regulates stomach, Uw and bomH.
The symptoms disappear snd Tout
child Is made happy snd healthy, si
nature lntndd. Huntley lira. Co.
Oregon City, Hubbard and Canby, or
by null, 2&c.
Klckapoe Indian Mtdlclnt Compsry,
Phlladtlpla. Pa. 8!. Louis, Mo.
EAST EAGLE CREEK.
Nearly all of the grain at I'leiuH
Hill hna been Inrethed.
Mrs. ClestiT and daughter, Helen,
have gone-to the hop field.
Mr. and Mra. Roy Douglass and Mr.
and Ml-s. Gnorg Kltiuilller enJoH
Hunday with Mr. and Mrs. Uur
Wixidle.
Mr. Hennn Gibson swnt Huudt; U
Esiacndu.
Mrs. It. II. Gibson called on Mn
W. J. Howlett Saturday afternoon.
Miss Kdlth Chapman went to
Portland Thursday and returned Sun
day, accomvanled by her elat-r, Mn
C. II. Horsmnn, of Centrulla, snd br
nelce, Miss Rose Valentine Chapman,
of Portland.
JAGGAR DIVORCE IS
TO BE DISMISSED
Ily a stlpulutlua f 'i-y In
volved In tne cai.fl. ilie suit of Janette
Jaguar against her himliuiid, r'rsn
Jaggor, for divorce will be dlomlsnei
The stipulation wns filed with tsj
clerk of the circuit court Saturday snl
ends the litigation that was start -d V
the filing of the original papers. The
agreement does not give the terms of
the settlement but It Is presumed thst
a satisfactory adjustment of the differ
ences was made out of court.
The stipulation follows and Is sinned
White as attorneys for the plnlntlff
and by llrownell A Stone and Josp
E. Hedges as counsel for the defend
ant: "It is hereby atlptilatwl and
agreed by and between the partW
hereto that the above entltM stilt M
dismissed without prejudice and l'n'
out cost to either party."
Simplifying Court Procedure J
MONTGOMERY, Ala., Aug. 22. At
tho end of this month Alabama will
put Into effect an lmorlant reform
In court procedure. On and aft l
teniber 1 no case can be re vers "d M
the supreme court or any other court
In the state on mere technicality, un
lisa It Is shown thnt the whole cntiJ
of the appellant Is prejudiced. TJiw
change ll expected to reduce the w"'1
of the court greatly and will mean tn
saving of large sums for useless h41
procedure.
NOTICE OF FINAL SETTLEMENT
Notice Is hereby given thai the under
signed as executor of the estate
Ann W. Jaggar, deceased, has
his final account as such executor
with the County court of ClackarMj
county, Oregon, and the c"1"1,11"
set Monday, the 2th day of Septem
ber. 1913, at the bour of 10 o'do"
a. m., at the courtroom of said
as the time and place for the
rment of said estate and for t
bearing of objections thereto.
Dated August 26th. 1913-
FRANK JAGGAR,
Executor of the Estate of Ana w
Jaggar, Deceased.
JOHN W. LODER.
Attorney for Executor.
M V IM
J For Over
Thirty Years
CASTOi