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Enterprise News Service Covers Clackamas County
HOTEL BELLE IS
GRANTED LICENSE
MILWAUKIC COUNCIL CIVCt RE
onr permission to oper
ate THROUGH IDS
fKlARS' Cll'3 DOES KOI APPLY
Ctiurth it 7 ! uV!.W, 1'ivff. St.
wr ot th I'tiltriauy of Ort N
ledum I B NUt dirt"! Ifrn) ti I
Hhrut.a" TI.H alt! b lha ftrM f a
Tlt i f artea l tur- thai lilt Itew-n
mbt -4 for I lb (treat trailer a
. latum.
Revoking of Ball llcn W i Faalur
ef City Campaign, Followoiig
Conviction ef Proprietor
lit Circuit Court
Mm i. M, EATON DEAD.
HCOTTS MII.IJ. Or-, Jan. t - Mr
Jaitirw II, Kali'O ahO died trr oil
laromhrr H, at lb riiH of r0
rrr hu h ah ha I t-n a!T!lrtrd
f r the t two year, at aril known
In rhur h rtnlr la I'trt lanJ. where
ah lnrl a lib hir buaband until an
)tir i(i. Jih kt tn lUiifl bad rhirco
of th primary department nf lb r"lrt
(inrrr atliiijil H in-lay . hool In Pert
land. Whro her liuatntl Uwl Lia
health In Portland, lb f.nuljr rnm
hrr. ti.ro i'ii y hair lived am. Mr.
Falon a a 40 r old kt J hi time uf
hrr dratY rt I 'irlved by the
bnahand anj tin child. Th funeral
a a tit-l J here.
o i ih uf I. u.iliin lr Muunl U
atlwijllia;
Mr C. Tirjinaa aaa Una tultrrtnt
from la trip I -4 h r km tb r ad In
vrovery ana
Mr, liilnk I .till auKnlnf ,rr l-ad
at liihr wtib niua- tiUr tbniiiiatlatii
Ttw-r baa tm-n m tr o fount!
uf th Ihleirt who brva Into "Tf4
Moor Bourn tnonih ago a bra th
family a.-r at i hurcY
To rJ- r of Iho KiitrrrtM In tfila
1 1-in 1 1 r bit l'--n in tltt-p mpt!i
altb ir. Vanlli.k1 In ll manly eff.irt
to rrlaln hi foot In: kKklnat iaU j
tU'n and alkb to rontraiutal) him. If i
they tii lhrh th column if "rj
Plr.
Mr Ma Tudman I ilaiilna frlni.W
fur lb pt Io ka. Hh f aitia ro I inn irrlr,-i!y :! fur jit anj
.. r - iL . ' - I i. M J..'
Woman Finally Rrcovert
From Nervous Urealtdown
ni(niiibc J rri iI'Mfy man
r'l lti"' I ir I mr. Ultra kt
lit t ttirtntr (taliK ht tilt
liub:t la, lit i Ibt vtift ul a
comi!ilt rrrtoua bnakl.nan It
il of th iitmott impurtanct to kp
nur miiMi iiium in yooj con
j.iun, at t!' ncitr art tht uit
( all tli!y poatr, Mia. Anna
Kuni, i M'cbanic !t, Ta'tilo,
Co'o it)t:
"lor nny ytm I tufffrtj from
H(M"oi .i"tninin; 1 at unablt
l i i! i ii liiMitc auik aiiii l t i
li.'ij lo brlji nr. lmiJta I
tiir.' fiuiii di.iiii t tiul nt ill
f a nlr i A nciliUr
to. J tr.y bul.jiij at'nut
Dr. Miles' Nervine
anj b iic"i I a iit!. Alt'f tha
l l't If w iliixa t ah 'fl a Itiaik'ii
in. .muni. nit jn.t alirr Ulinj l)
b. :'ii I aat cnl irli iuif I. i
MIAOOWattOOK
NEW POLES PUT UP
CAM: Mil I. Or, iVf. 31. Tba
Wrft-m I nion Tl'-rib ruiiit'jtiy
lu ii.iii.!i-ip4 ration a'-nnit: !!
irm k cf tht iv I'. tiu h run tl.rmif li
lon. S. i . ral i r. i! un a t.nc
Irtn aorkliiK fur a miinln r i f
ilnine iy al'h tbi u! 1 ii-a an4 jxit
llns up tirw on a ainl tr.it f. rr!i;
t!i- lr' TUi iimli ijnitt an lm
r iv. iiu ut. ll,a ti 4-k nru !
r: !.-i!'y tii tii;i r nj ar r liifi r J.
CANEVAH HAS SMALL FIRE.
MII.WAI KlrX Or, Jan. :-(Sp
rlull Tba llotl IWIU. tba Mllaankivj
rraort, aim J'.atltut lrti.rr tolil'!,l)
ahrn tho ilty rtu II r ii-' i!
It liquor li-!. for Ijo yrar ailb i
thn lulu !tnl:m thr- to tn. Tbnai".
a ho ntt. fur tb llirna aic: C:n '
illtun Itobil, Ivrrr anil Counaril ar.J
th noli.! It. CVunt-limt-q riktiUo-n j
kiij ()rai, ,
Thx rrar.cr.a; of the llnin follow c1
a llvt ly a-!in of Vx roum ll. 11. tJ.
SJ.ti'aon oMk'k-J inMlne t.': r -ort
a lurtiaK anj ktatrt the ra n f.-r
M atsnil. At'omf-y l!tunion, of Port
land. a;'t-:irl f..r tho hoi.-L
Tli .Mi!aukli l'r tn tnnti-d a
n-w !roi,k al'butit n rrptiains l Jt
Tbp Frl.ir' rlub did not kpply for a
IIi--iim a It la oivraji-d tindr tlato
chartiT.
Tho lli--n of the hot i-l aat rtnT'kt-d
In N(i. tiitirr by Circuit Jndne Cam;. !
bill fo!bi-!Tiir tb conviction of Krl!i
l'ivjon. pmprli-tnr of tho place, on a ',
rbarKi of u llin? lliiior to a minor. The '
ac-k fulloalnc tho rvvoklnr of thr U-!
c-no th .MilaaiiVIo council unintcil
a lli cnai to an employ of Poyaon !
hUb erplrcj nt the end of the )car. !
Tho lirnie l -nnie the one feature of I CAN'KMAH. Ore.. 31. The rlvr
te city r.itnpalrn durlni; the lntf.-r.at thla point ha been rl.'lnt; aloaly
part of November and th first lj for the lat , aa a putilt of the
i!.iy of IVcemler. The Cood Govern-, prect-dlnc cold weather and the melt
rien cluh, formed by thoe opponlnc I Ine unow in th tiio'ititaln.
the report, put Into the field a com-j
I'M tlrk. t and thine farorlne the ho-j 0. A. C. COURSE AT AURORA
t" I tmd r tiie na:i fl-putillran party.
rvndy from Idaho
tlrandma Tied man baa br-n a lib her
ton Charlr and f.tmlly fur a roupte of
aeika.
Cart K!l-frn la ailll In Anderaui.
Illinol.
Mr W'rddle bul-d I-itiil c to t'
wic nt arek to fill a car.
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CANKMAM. Ore. Jan. 1 ( -in Ut I
Cun. open, in -d another f!r
ctire r"aturi!4y when a bias w.i
f:und In the hot:ie of Mr. and Mr. U
II lVat r Mr. P.anter. wi!h the
he!p of peveral Voliinti-etw, ui"V 1 y put
out tho Ere. The Pre wa cliHoer-d
on the wall n'.ir the stove and ai
upt)M'd to have atarte.t from a d-f-ctlve
Hue or from heat from the
tove pipe.
RIVER RISES
Bad Cold Qu'cUy Droktn Up.
y.r. Martha Wlieox. ilownuda. Y. '
writ, a; - Trt i!-d f'umbcrlsm'a 1
I'oil'h Itemedy a' out eld I i.ir aJ'i 1
At tUal time bad a I. I'd f'.l an I
loiuhiil tiiuat of the t!m ! Mi;
to b J ii t wl at I needed. It broke up1
Ibe c. '.d In a f w- il.itt an I l!;e coikIi 1
entirely d!.i ppe.ir. d. I h oc fold j
many i f my fr:c:i I of Cic good I r J
leiici Cr-iiua this nie.luir. .
and all who hae i.. It ap.-ak of ill .Mr. Marl-n Y""ti and family Mr
In the hUh t term.." OManuble n nn, Mr,, Hobert l.rnliatn and dniinh-errwfcer.-.
lAdv I : ter. Jo- pbitio and It .aetia. Mr. and
rannol pu.ic IV. Malra Nrivint
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II are t'.n!li-i with Ion nf
app.-iite, p.tr .i v 'tii ii, wraknria,
liul.i: ty l i alr-i , it you art in a
(rnri4 r. n .! n coiiditiun and
Uii.'.iV .i In ii v'ur pi: of lha
i'.!v i,fird if 1'., )o li cd aoine
t'ui - li lrr:w' 'il i.i.ir liciira.
o I Iti y lo.( i, e vibjl n ti e llu.
t-r auM )"H. I l il"t n no irmm
why ovl aboui ! ,!. :.iv rr atitirnt.
Dr. folios' Nervine
ha p'.oru !.ic n tirtv on di
orjr't . r It, lit. f, l; I llir: It
a ti '. ii' in ' I'. iv m ,- , i' rr
rem ! .' hue 1 , ',,) (l, ,, ., ,
tu j ur .'l a.Ji.tti If f'.i t in'
falia lo b.nrttl yer p vly la r.turn.i.
MlLil MuUICaL lJ. L'ttnai-t, In
Mr and Mi M. It Cbliitlciin
MF lo lev ul llmlr lilt tola luradaf
trulnaj
Ilia llutt hlntoft, who i ! . iiill
III I al..lr liiipiotlna
Ida Hui.lme, of Molino a.ent Tun
dar and WVdiiradar allli Mia. Milton
Chi mitre ii,
A lnilhl.-r of pt laoill fimn brie at
tended th bakelli ram at Collon
iM-twem ibe I oil, n and Oregon ( it)
team.
Dm Chlndnfen relumed to Coital
II Hun. lav kfirr apemllui two week
alib bit parent
John itaarl. ul l ortiainl la her on
bilalliea
P. ( Chlioturrn and family nieiil
N'e Year at llalh dolman'.
Mr Hoi i and daim'iler, Cllubi lti
called on Mr I dell Honda.
J. M I arklll. of Maple l-alie, a.enl
Nw Year alth III brolber, A. I. Ir
kin.
Th Citt ef IL
"Laat I'eeenitier I had a ty v.-r
o!tl and aaa nearly down all k In bed
I tioiidit two Im.kI.. of Chamberlain
Couth Iteimdr and It aaa only trrr
fW ill) Until tVlll.pletrly r
atored to liftillh a rite O. J. Meli alf,
U'raiherliy, Mo. If ymi aould know
the lalun uf tbl remedy, a.k ul.) our
who ba llat-d It. (Hilallialtle ei.Tl
whet. ( All v I
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were iu!ly liiaiii-.l nl Van
.ot t d'le. l.lt The vn'illfc
lfll.l Will re.lde III l.ot.lll Th.'V
b ite many frlen.U lo re w ho w I It lli. iu
mm h on ;i lm aa,
Mr. and li. II- nrv peer i t SM
1 1 r I . v and Humlay tl-ll.iin r.'.illt. kt
I. ii-.iit.
Mr. J. W. Iiwty miule a Iuimiuh
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pi't op;i'islt!on candidate In the race.
A'thr.iis'i a majority of the candidate
of the Citizen' tUket won. tlireo of
the leactie'g nominee for the council
wore dif ated and the ao-nl!cd Re
publican party ecured control of the
leti.ilatlve branch of the t'twn cor-ernmenL
MOLALLA PIONEER IS
Al'RORA. Ore.. Iec. 31. The O. A.
C. extension lectun- her, under
deitU-nation of '"Th- Partners and
Homemakers' Si'IkhiP have attracted
conilderabl attention and have boon
well attended thla week. They end
ed today with a leetur. upon hop
culture by Professor II. V. Taylor, ah.)
proliably has InventiKated Oregon hopi
more fully than nny other man In thi
state. The subjects that have been
most popular are "Poultry Manaso
ment," "Corn Culture," "Seed Selec
tion " "Drnlnase," "Hok Mannuement."
! "Oalry Herd ManaKement." "Market
i Ine Livestock." and the demonstra
tions In domestic science.
MOLALLA. 0 Jan. C Derce Col
lins Miller, a pioneer fanner of this
community, died Monday at his home
In Molalla from the effects of stroke
of paralysis, sustained two years ago
P. C. Miller was born In Rhea coun
ty. Tennessee, October 6. 1S50. He
lived there until 1S7C, when he was
married to Eliza Cook, and in IS
moved to Texas. In 1SS4 be came to
Oregon and settled on a ranch about
six miles from the present town of
Molalla. He became known us a gen
ial and public spirited citizen and sue
eessful farmer. He retired from his
farm in 1910 and moved to bis late
residence In Molalla,
He is survived by his wife and four
children, as follows: Archie Miller,
Mrs. Hattie Engle. Mabel Miller and
Thomas Miller, all living in Molalla.
He has also a sister-in-law, Mrs. Eliza
Miler, and a niece, Elvira Miller, both
at Marquam, Ore.; a nephew, John
Ferguson, at Scotts Mills, and a niece
Susan Davis, living In Washington
The funeral was held this afternoon
at 1 o'clock from the Methodist church
here, and Interment was in Adams
cemetery. Rev. Henry Spies officiat
ed.
OFFICERS FOR 1915
CANDY, Ore., Jan. G. (Special.)
At the regular meeting of the city coun
cil Monday night the following officers
were elected: H. C. Gillmore, presi
dent; J. W. Lieser, chief of police;
Fred Ross, city surveyor; Philip Ham
mond, city recorder.
Tho council fixed the bond of the
treasurer at $3,000, and the bond of
chief of police at 11000. The treas
urer's book showed $2,080.00 on hand
at the end of the year.
CANBY JAIL NEAR SC0MPLETI0N.
CANBY, Ore., Jan. G. (Special)
The city of Canby has paid Its first
installment of 1300 on the new city
Jail, the balance to be paid upon com
pletion. All the outside work Is done
and the Inside will be finished as soon
as the concrete sets so that the forms
may be removed. The doors, weigh
ing 700 pounds apiece, have been hung
and, the three Iron cells will soon be
put In. Frank E. Dodge la the contractor.
CANBY TEAMS TO PLAY.
CANBY, Ore., Jan. 6. (Special)
The grammar school girls' and boys'
basket-ball teams will go to Macks
burg Friday evening where they will
ho emmmar crrade teams. Tbe
Macksburg girls defeated the Canby
girls In the last game and the local
boys took their game but this time
they hope to win both garnet.
U. of O. Lecturer At Canby.
CAN'BY, Ore., Jan. 6. (Special.)
Next Friday evening in the Methodist
Constipation and Indigestion
"I have used Chamberlain's Tablets
and must say they are the bst I have
ever used for constipation and indi
gestion. My wife also used them for
indigestion and they did her xood."
writes Eugene S. Knisht, Wilmington
N. C. Obtainable everywhere.
(Adv.
WILS0NVILLE.
N. O. Say wont to Oregon City on
Tuesday on business.
Miss Helen Murray, formerly a very
popular teacher here, has been spend
ing the Christmas vacation at the farm
near our village.
Miss Cady spent the Christmas vaca
tion with her parents, at Vancouver.
Miss Davis went to Portland on
Christmas eve, to Bpend the vacation
there.
The program given by the school on
Christmas eve was a splendid one and
the teachers and scholars deserve a
great deal of praise for the splendid
way In which everything was arranged
and carried out. Santa Claus was very
much appreciated as usual.
Mrs. H. D. Say and daughter went
to Portland on Tuesday to have some
dental work done.
The Ladies' Aid of the M. E. church
will send a donation to the suffering
Belgians.
Miss Mary Brobst spent a few days
in the Rose City recently.
Mrs. Aubrey Wood and little daught
er spent some of the Christmas vaca
tion at Judge Thompson's.
Miss Helen Dodson and Edward Da
vis, were married at the home of the
bride's parents on Saturday morning.
Dec. 2Cth, by Judge Say, after which
the happy couple departed for La
Grande, where the groom owns a fruit
ranch, where they will reside. The
bride has lived here only a short time
but has made many friends who will
wish them Joy and prosperity In their
future home.
The Christmas number of tha Enter-
FJYERS
Vi:,
MYERS
How About Your Barn Doors?
i 1
Do they stick jump the track or pull harder than they should?
We have the remedy in MYERS DOOR HANGERS-Tubulor and Stay
on Styles Get them now and put them in while the weather makes it
bad to work outside.
WHEN WE SAY
WE CARRY EVERYTHING IN FARM SUPPLIES
WE MEAN IT
WE WANT YOUR TRADE ON
Gasoline Engine Oil, Cream Separator Oil, Axle Grease, Wire
Fencing, Post Hole Diggers, Oil Cans, Grind Stones, Single
Trees, Hitches, Pitcher Pumps, Pipe and Felting.
Everything in IMPLEMENTS AND VEHICLES ALL AT RIGHT PRICES.
OUR WINNERS
W.J. Wilson & Co.
OREGON CITY, OREGON
7 T
LINE
Canby Hdw. & Imp. Co.
CANBY, OREGON
Mra. W. Y. IN'iir.la returned lu
fn m SI t.na.ui ali, a her
nil" r ' lit tile bolltlul. Her alitor. Mm
Ma Imini, aeiMiii.,iiii. d l .-r botne. uinl
will be b- r Knelt for aitoul n mouth.
Will ralmuleer wa n up I.iIk
way the flrnt of Hi week.
STOP THAT COUCH NOW
When you r.ili h Cold, or b.itlii to
Co1!; 'i, li rir-l thin to do la to take
Ir Hell' Pine TW Honey. It pene
trate tin HnliiKu of the Thri.it niul
l.lllivn, and t'.ybl tbe C. rili.t of the
IHvaio., Kit In i'ilcV relief ami natural
tiritlliiK "Our whole family di pt ml
on Pin Tar Honey for I'mntlui mid
Col.:." write Mr Y.. Williams, Ham
ilton, Ohio. It ulway help. :.'. nt
your druielst. (Adv.)
JENNINCS L00CE.
WILSONVILLE
J. W. Thornton was on the sick list
laHt week.
Miss Elhel Bond, n student of Reed
College, visited Mary Brobst during the
week-end.
Elmer Sijely spent the Christmas va
cation at home.
Elmer Hasselbrink has been assist-
prise was all aglow with Santa Clans, ! ing In taking Btock at II. D. Aden's
bright red holly and greenery and was ! store during the vacation
deeply appreciated by the subscribers
By the way, have we all renewed our
subscriptions for the coming glad new
year of 1915
THE LIVER REGULATES THE BODY
A SLUGGISH LIVER NEEDS CARE
Someone has said that people with
Chronic Liver Complaint should be
shut up away from humanity, for they
are pessismlsta and see through a
'glass darkly." Why? Because men
tal states depend upon physical states.
Biliousness, Headaches, Dizziness and
Constipation disappear after using Dr
King's New Life Fills. 25c at your
druggist. (Adv.)
STAFFORD
The Holidays are a thing of the past.
also the two weeks of freezing weather
when the mercury went down to 16 a
couple of times.
The city and other company have all
returned to their homes or schools
and Stafford feels lonely.
Some persons took cold during the
unaccustomel weather.
Lyle Tledman has had a rather seri-
The Onion Growers' Association has
made arrangements to ship another car
load of onlnos this week.
Mrs. Ellerton and little son, from St,
Helens, have been visiting Mr. and
Mrs. Butson.
Clyde Baker, of Portland, spent New
Year's day at the home of his parents,
Mr. and Mrs. Alison Baker.
Mrs. Joe Thornton has received word
of the serious Illness of her father in
Kansas City.
Mrs. Rutherford won one of the prizes
In H. .D. Aden's store, at Christmas
time.
Mrs. Christina and Anna Batalgia
are spending their vacation with their
parents.
Wm, Ridder has purchased the prop
erty formerly owned by Chas. Biggs.
The M. B. A. held an important meet
ing on Tuesday evening to elect offi
cers. Gladys Wagner will attend high
school In Portland, at the opening of
the February term.
The Hood View Ladles' Aid, under
the direction of tbe president, Mrs.
Clutter, gave an informal social on
New Year't eve.
Mrs. Reed Graham and daughter Helen
and Miss S. M. Graham, went to Port
land on Thursday to enjoy their New
Yenr's dinner at the homo of W. W.
Graham.
S. Gulbreuth was In WIlHonville on
Tuesday buyinif potatoes and onions
Tho Ladles' Aid of the M. E. Church
gave a splendid chicken dlnntf on
New Year's eve, tho proceeds being
donated by them to the suffering Bel
glans. The church was artistically
decorated In green and red, and the
supper included all the dainties of the
Christmas season.
Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Slickenhouser
have moved to Portland, and will be
greatly missed here by their mnny
friends.
Mr. Eller won the silver butter dish
at H. D. Aden's store.
Mrs. Slanged spent a few days In
Portland (luring the week.
Miss Mary Brobst entertained de
lightfully on Thursday afternoon, in
honor of her friend, Miss Ethel Bond,
of Portland. Games were enjoyed and
dainty refreshments served.
Women of 8edentary Habits;
Women who get but little exercise
are likely to be troubled with constipa
tion and Indigestion and will find
Chamberlain's Tablets highly bene
ficial. Not so good as a three or four
mile walk every day, but very much
better than lo allow tho bowels to re
main In a constipated condition. They
are easy and pleasant to take and most
agreeable In effect Obtainable every
where. (Adv.)
trip to Clackamas station Sunday.
The peoplo of this vicinity have been
very busy during the lust few (InyB re
pairing the tolnphono lino.
Noel Surver, of Currlnsvllln, Is build
ing a fine new house.
Mrs. H. N. Burton Is planning on
moving to Portland In the near future.
Her many friends regret to seo hor
move away.
Mr. and Mrs. Jack Brown gave a tur
key dinner New Year's to a number
of friends and relatives.
Willie Still hns been visiting In Che-
halls, Wash., during the past week.
Edgar HIeple Is engaged In cutting
bruHh on his farm In order to cultivate
more land. Mr. Hle.ple has been mak
Ing mnny Improvements on Ills place
lately. He will soon have one of the
finest farms to be found anywhere,
EAGLE CREEK.
Mrs. Guy Woodle stayed a few days
last week with Mrs. Howlott, while
Mrs. Collff, who had received a mes
sage thnt her father-in-law, Mr. Callff
of Springwater, was very 111, was gone
to pay him a visit.
A. D. McMillan purchased a couple
of fine milch cows of Henry Udell last
week.
Mr. Beckett, with the assistance of
Charley and George Clester, is very
busy dynamiting stumps these days
Roy Douglass and wife visited with
Ralph Gibson and wife, of Barton, Sunday.
School In District No. CO re-com
menced on Monday after the Christ
mas holidays.
The Watch party niton by Mr. niul
Mr i;,iiri;e (nlrom at their homo on
New Year's eve wa attended by thirty
people ;io Kiitlo reil at the ai'io lniia
home of Ibe ((stroma to w leome the
New Year. Alt nut I to tver the room
with their yiilotldn deeorntloiia. Cnrda
were the diversion of the rveiilng and
a Jolly time wan bad. Selection on
Kuttnr niul piano witn collei;ii soiikm
w. re much eiioyed. Kite table were
nrriuiKed In the reception nud llvlni:
room. After the New Year's Kreellni!
wen en hiinKed Tbe New Year
welcomed with a meill y of striiiiKe
novice. Tho guests were ushered to
the l In In at room where the long table
wna decorated with baskets of holly
and hcrrlcx. Mr. 1'Claiio and Miss
Oat nun assisted Mr. nnd Mrs. OHtrom
in serving. The Invitation list Includ
ed the Messrs. and Mesdamei lialdorf
HrlKhnm, Sinclair, MacPnrliine, Robin
son. Jacobs, Pierce, Roberts, Goodwin
Dill Deter and Mesilnmea lies llrun-
chert nnd Bertha Hart nnd Mr. T. Clo
bossy, Mr. LeClalr, Miss Bess Rolu
erts, LeClnlro OHtrom and Mr. and
Mrs. Geo. OHtrom.
Mrs. Bess Brueehert entertained her
Stindny school class at tea on Wed
nesday evening from 3:30 till G, Guinea
were enjoyed by Ho Utile Misses who
rnngn In ngo from nine to twelve
yenrs.
For the )lensuro of Doris Pnlnton,
who hns spent tho holidays at this
place, a number of Informal nffnlrs
wero given. Mrs. MacKnrlnne giving
a little dinner party nt which norm
Pnlnton and Huburt Shaver wero tbe
honor guests. Mary nnd Wllmn Bnin-
cbort entortnlnlng from seven till nine
on Wednesday evening. Games wero
played nnd refreshments snrved.
Thoso present wero: Oiilda Deter, Mill
nlo and Dora Rothe, LnClnlr Ostroni,
Ruth Cook, Bessie Roberts, Eldnn But
dorf, Donald MucFiirlnne, Hubert Sluiv
er, Arthur Roberts, Harold Soothe and
Carey Deter.
Stindny school was held In tho Chap
el on Sunday, which has recently boon
purchnsed by tho Congregntionnl
church. It has been renovated some
nnd chairs added. Nlnoty nltio pupllB
nro enrolled with averago nttendanco
of nighty. The collections hnvo been
good nnd those who have tho school
In charge are looking forward to n
promising year In Sunday school work
In the evening Rev, Edwards, of Ore
gon City, presented a pint) to federate
the Congregational churches of Ore
gon City, rnrkpinco, uiacKiimns mm
Jennings Lodge and a volo was taken
to hnvo this organization federated
with the others.
We are pleased to have Mr. nnd Mrs,
Mlchener nnd family return to this
place to make tholr home and nro
pleasantly located nt the Pleroo cot
tage on tho banks of the Willamette.
Mr. Chns. Warner's family nlHO lifcve
returned to the Lodgri and tholr four
little sons will become enrolled In the
school again. Mr. Edwards Is occupy
ing the former home of Edd Roothe
and have two children attending
school.
Mr. and Mrs. Ogden nro removing to
Portland from the Jennings home
stead.
The Russell children, who have been
quarantined for some weeks have re
sumed their studies at the Oregon City
High School.
Miss Eileen Dill and Miss Esther
Campbell returned to Eugene on Sat
urday. MIks Campbell being accom
panied by a friend who spent the holi
days with her at the home of Mlsa
Mary Farnum.
Mr. Emmons Is building an auto
road from the county road to their
boil it the rlvr bank. Mr Paul !!
.-the I 'iicr vlln IN worit Many
i holt t. ahrul' and phiul will be ret
uut ah uit tbU wlmllmt drltewav.
Mm l.'u '. lie Haiul. la and youiiit son,
PruiilJI'i Milton, ere fu.nl a of Mr.
Th'tttn on Monday. It wa Master
Saiiiln r r t trip to Ibe lanli'e a li
I unly two ami one half months old.
A reprcsenta! It e of tb :n com
pinv wan soln itlnit at the b ine org
lli( peole lo sitfil 1 1 ; before the- aprlng
rut.!i W e did not learn bow many nro
coiilemtiilliiK pu'tltiK In ran.
Mr. Thornton, of Wn o, Oregon,
4itit Tuesday Mllh hi sister, Mr.
Clara l al ure.
Officer Here t'lel'tl'd for till' I'tisll.
(lit; tt iir nt the regular met time of Ih'i
t'oliimiinlly ('lull on Wednesday even,
lm; .l.ui H. The two limits, wblih
l.av lieu distillled, have l.een giving
silt ll Kood sati-tfat lion that with I he.
co oporal Ion of the community oilier
mnv In Installed. The sb'itaii for pill
nit to In' for good sidewalks. A tbl
In the time for resolution, let Cm eo
pie of Ih neighborhood resolve to
boost for the community mid rlub.
Th Parent Teacher' Aoclntlon
will take up Child Study, lienlniilng
i w ith Friday. January Kth. Papers by
! Mm. I Wilcox and Mr. Mlchener on
' "Crlbling" or from liifnnry to U
I years, will bit given. Good time for
tiny lull will I m discussed and tbn
new beginner from the prlmnry mom
w ill furnish souks, Mrs. Chan. Warn
er w ill give piano selection.
ONE SPOONFUL GIVES
ASTONISHING RESULTS
Oregon City resident nro astonish,
ed nt the Ql'P'K results from tbn
slniio mixture of buckthorn bark
glycerine, etc., known a Aillerlka.
This remedy acts on BOTH upper and
lower bowel nnd I so THOROI'GII a
bowel cleanser that It Is u 'd sucivsa
fully in appendicitis. ONK SPOON
FPL of Adler -I kn relieves almost ANY
CASH of constlpnllon, sour or gassy
stomach. ONE MINUTE lifter you
tnke It, the gases rumble nnd pass out,
Jones Drug Co. (Adv.)
WOMAN NAMED SENATOR
SALEM, Ore., Jan. 4. Miss Cather
ine ('lurk of Glendalo hns been ap
pointed stnto sennlor to succeed
Guorgo Nouimr. who resigned to tako
n place as district ntlorney of 1 lunulas,
county. Dexter Rice, who wns nnmed
to succeed Neuner, declined to servo.
Mlsa Clark manages a hotel nt (ilen
dnln. Her appointment mnkes two
women In I lie leglHlaturo the other
being Miss Murlon Townn of Jackson
county, who was elected to tho honso
of representatives.
LONDON, Jan. 4. After flvo months
suHpetiHlon, tha stock exchange hero
reopened today. There wiis an enorm
ous attendance. The opening was vory
cheerful and fairly sternly. The trud
ors sang "God Save the King" before
tht) session began.
SEATTLE, Wnsli., Jan. C After
hurling his wlfo from a window of
their homo, Morris Mlllor, a bnkor,
chased her two blocks, nnd cornering
her In tho ynrd of a neighbor, shot her
to death. Ha then sunt a bullet through
his own bond.
THE WEARY WAY
Dally
Becoming
Many In
Let Wearisome
Oregon City.
to
A'lth a back that aches all day,
Annoying urlnnry disorders,
'TIs a weary wny, Indeed.
Donna Kidney Pills are especially'
for kidney trouble
Are endorsed by Oregon City citi
zens. James Wilkinson, 201 Fourteenth St.,
Oregon City, Oregon, says: "I had to
get up often at night on account of
kidney weakness and I suffered from
pains and aches In my. hnck. My limbs
were quite stiff. I was finally told to
try Doan's Kidney Pills. I used sever
al boxes nnd they made mo strong and
well.' All I said about Doan's Kidney
Pills, when I publicly recommended
them a few years ago, still holds good."
Price 50c, at all dealers. Don't slmn-
ly nsk for a kidney remedy get Donn's
Kidney Pills the Bame that Mr. Wil
kinson had. Foster-Mllburn Co., Props.,
twrraio, is. y. (Adv.)