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LOCAL BRIEPS
II, 'J. hfarkiieallii , f Mllauklt.
' t'i (11 Hslurday
Mlaa Oils Ja.katui, uf Clwtnn.tiil,
tlaltlng In Oregon 'It jr Maturday.
(tin (i w,n, a huaimas iiiuii ol Muliou
ae In Ihla i lly on bualncaa Hal.irday.
l-eoiiard Nklrk, of Mtlauki, n
In lliln i Hy mi hu.lni-sa Tucsilsy,
i i.ii j ..
.i.'.iinn iiiuii, in i arua. una among
t who vIj.iI.m in Orison City Tuna
dir.
Ml. ()rr HuiMiki lft on Tuesday
iimnilng fur Monmouth ml It lo uk
hm inl court at ilia slats mumal
K. W. Hmllh, n( Mapln lno, tti
among iiiiiMi t tailing In (rKuii City
WtMtni'a.lny.
Horn al Molalla In tha wlfn of Will.
I dim Avium, f w In lu iiKlitcra. Mr.
Avium waa fnrmorly of thl city.
Mm Otto Hi liiiidiiitr, uf ('nlon
Hull. a In niKin City Haturday ami
waa 4 ompulilcd hy Iht daughter.
Mr. ami Mr. Ai IiIIIki, of Clalrmoiil,
among I In mil vhilllng In Oregon
nty Haturday.
Miss Ml'ilrcil I lot) in u n, of flarkamsa,
In (hi ell y visiting friend Hut
unlay,
Ir. II. K, tllnsy, of Aurora, waa
among tliiutn transacting biialli.'as In
non City Friday.
Mra. Mary Crook, of Miilllin, Visited
lth ri'latlvna In Orog.m City Hatur
lay. J. II. .Vklrk. Mlaa Alice Nnstklrb
ami MUa Ithoda NVaklrk. of Uigau
r In th la city on hualnraa Turs
lay.
Mini l.lrrlo H liwnlii'liu hut arrived
In llila illy from llul.liaril ami la the
kui'kI of brr brother, Charles Hrlioen
hi'lnt a tut wife., for several dsa.
Mlaa Maude Drunker, of Walla Walla
Wah arrlvrd In Urcgmi City Tuea-
ilay evening and l ilia guest of Mlaa
(ii'rllo Wlllaon at Willamette for sev
eral worka.
.. ... .
."..u rami, mmm a. liool lb at. Ira. r. Ilia brlda ati.iid'd by Umi Him.. .if.
..... nr. a niKiiiiiiKalK, Of Molalla, bar alsler, Ml.a liorolhy Zli.wr, ami .11. C. Hinllli. of I hl.
iiu naa in '. n in Ihla illy alm a Moil
lha hlllll-tfrttolll t.tf lli,.r,l yiiikr
..... g.ieai at ilia noma or Mr, Hal. in, brother of Ilia l.rl.la. Honaalli
ami ri ii . ..y,.a, returned to Imi i lam.oy if,rlnKa hhta,m and in
""."H-aiiay etniiuig. Mlaa Hul l furna. Ilia Lrl.ta u.n .... i.
lloes, of i'urllaml, alui guest at inarrlasn l,r lor ftl.,.r J iv 'i.....
iiiu noyit a uonia, rlnriii.J lo b. r lioma Kollolii lha Ho,r..la rln ra
ii... Mm. Kvniiing. VMHIo in lllla lily imiiiy , Imolo on .r,l .HI.
Ilia Ml...-. NlKlilliiKaln and llol. a at Ml.a II. la MublliiKa'a. of Molalla, and
inti.Kd anil a.l.j. al tha Crawford Mlaa Kutli llovlna. of I'orlland. a..i.i
' iiii- Ina In axrvlim
Mra M I. Hlrlikliind and lhri Tlia brldo vaa liamlaomrlr nn1
Miiniri'ii, liraliam and Julilra, of I In ,ia (iorKllla iflm. and won
orl t.rova, lio have b.in aiH'li'lln iiw kliiia alu.lil.-d llh lrla a alfl
r.erai naya in una niy aa fueaia of of lha l.rlda irimin. A wr.atli of
lr. M. C, Hlrl. klaml, i.fl Wadneaday nyrlima l.liiaaofii bold hr linu lull
moriiliiK for UaUlon, Idaho, hrr vull In plara, ami aha rarilrd a alioarr
thoy will Imi iiinala for all wi. ka of Imiii.iiii. of hll rarnallona llnr
llm l.u.-lllim family, forimr roaldiMiia maid of honor. Mia Ixrothy 7.ln..r
of ur.'Koii ( if y. I lir t Imu uiiiIiik iiowa of Nil nrwii
Mlaa Ma WaKixT, of K.tarada, liua I niialiiii with overilrcaa of aha.h.
arrlvrd In llila i lly and baa ai ri..li . I lax-e. Him rarrlrd a ahowar Ijohijih'I
liotlllon with Ihn Fa 1 1 a ronf.'.ilun I"' Cl'ik awrt pvaa. Marian Zlnn r
ry. Mlaa Waxni'r will rmalii In Ihla "" dainty llttla frrxk of whlln
II y durliif tha auiniiixr nioiith an I Hh trlinmliiaa of lai-,
will r. lorrf to KaUraila In tha tall lol Tha do.oratlona of lha Zlnaxr home
r.'auinx her atiiillia In lha blah a. h Mil war artlalli'. Tha parlor and IIvIhk
Hlin will gradual In I 1 7. 1 100111a wi-re In xrrn and whlt, with
Mlaa llotu Htufford, who baa l.wn "I'raya of anowy while ayrlmta
( arhliiK In Ihn llr'xililyn a -howl, I'ort "'d rffwtlvly IhroiiKliout Ihraa
land, baa rcturni-d lo thla i lly and """. "d tha color a hm of lha
will aiii'hil Ihn auiiiiti-r with li-r Par- dlnlnit room waa y.-llow and (wn,
unla, Mr. and Mra. W. II. Stafford, aiiforum ov and n-na f rn !
Mount rirnaanl. I "d. California iiipa wr
vi.. M.r. u....i,..ii ..i.,rv i Hi. rriiiia. d In hak.-ta. and lha lahla waa
Hunk of Or. gon City, wjll .avn t.xlay
(iilcrrd wilh a l.ra.a bowl of lha
K"lil'fl lilnaaoina. From tha i-l.Ttrollcra
for Httii.ly. wliirfl hIim will oaiiH h..i
va.allon at bor holi.P. .Mlaa Mlt.h.ll "M"-nd..d yallow aatla atr-.m
bi'fora rxHuintnK h.r poalilnn In ilir
ft and thnan were Taught at rai h
hunk will makn a Irln lo CovrrmiKMit ",r,,"r ,no ,'"" l""-n' Vr
Camp, whr aha will aiH'iid aovarul 1
day. ' I dily rolatlvra and a fw InllmuUi
Ml Addla Cluik, MnctuT of lh frl'iida of lha ronlrai lliiK partlna at
ninth irradn of tha lllnlihind f hool, tnil d lha marrlaK" rrn-mony and
nrllitnd, will arrlva In Ihla city thl n..un. nuiiiborlnK alKiut 25. Many
evening to visit tier brolhi-r. John F. hawdaoine Klrta were rm-lvi'd by th
('lurk, and fuinlly. MUa Clark was X"iig coupla.
foruirrly city auiK.rlnlnndrnt of the I After a brief honaymoon Mr. and
Oregon City eihool ami aluo of the Mrs. Crawford will go to Balem, whore
Weat l.lmf aihiMila. they will nmka their future home
C. M. (lurduer. of I'ortlund. aaalat-
Tka inarrUgt
ler.moiiy, Mi h waa p'rforii,d at
I 39. Ill, wltliliK'd l.y Irtily niiiu
ber of Ilia family of I'm uiiii (lug
partlr and ' li.llnula fn. i. U
l(V. Johaa, of I'afi by, off. i.lnl ILe
, "iirioj twin iar.sc:.e ao.1
ceramony wa peiforii.d ) lha r.i kUJ If.Kil,! (or yaara. I Uard i,l
da of lha Hii'xik bom, and li.nili a' l"ict.r l'wfc'a Anuite Tahleu and 1
canopy of al.lla row., IniHrmlniflrd ! Uul Titer euinl loy bukacba.
j iM.pe pmm U.a are boublnl witli
turtea h:t firrxruE ir.3
tkm IU'vlrri -1 wUh U Ufl na
if i a 1 eiihVfed Irotn backafka aixi
with f. rm. The brl.la aaa Ix autlfiilly
yowlie.l In wblla aallii allli allver lai
Irlmiiilnas, and ber lotis; veil aaa held
In pl' by half wrra'h of orange l.lo
iMniia. Hha carried a ihowrr bouiuel
of brlda'a r. H'.i .V. 1 1 Hnook
slater of lha brldo, 1 brblealnald
and Wore a b'-iomlng gown of blue
allk and tarried a al.or bouquet of
Caroline Tealouta. Ar'h'ir Hnook. of
Vam outer, Wu.h , I t Uiaii.
'oiolng Ilia inarrLx ceremony a
wedding breakfa.l was enjoyed. Tha
riMima of lha Hnook hnii, were l.ull
find with pink and alilte ros, and
vine, and feia were otl .rll.llr.ltv I
The young couple left on their bon
cymoon for tr)'lh ColiimbU, where
Ihey spent week, reiurnltig lo Candy
lo make their future hi. inn, where Mr
Hmllli had fiirnlah.-d intljfe.
Many handsome wed.llng r;ifia wer
presented to the younu couple. Mrs
Hmllh ha resided at Twilight for
about elht years. Kha baa mad a
ho.t of frleiida.
Mr. Hmlth baa a lar clr.le of
frlepd In Canity. He tui l.-n a real-
dent of I 'a ii l.y lha inon of Lis Ufa. Ilo
tcka:lie Will aive Uifin a In. I
1 gin sure tly wlU wA fall Ut Uncut,
Y'tlrs alncerel,
Mas, ito, Vtuita.
JfoTI; Folki In Uwa and g1J.lnln
r.laee are deligl.wa wilh rn.nl is
Urf-yl.avsoUsn-.il by nnn A SVUIC,
lb newsst UiMovery of lr, 1'ieree, who
U Ua4 of the Isvilh' Mmth and
hi koicit lasTinTg, in lluffslo, H. V.
Those who started Uia da with back
ehe, st.ll legs, sr".s and nmsrles, and
Death Comes To
Mrs. Wilson 'sRelief
lleath rams lo Ihn relief of Mr
W. V. WilM.n i o'i lo. k Thursday morn
ing after 34 hour of agony, from burn
received Tuesday nix lit when can of
bcnlno eiplod.-d. .-(ting her cloth
ing on firs.
Mr Wllaon waa endeavoring to find
an aril, la on a ahelf in her wikh1Ih-i,
throwing a lighted niai b to tha ground,
believing had lieen eilluguUhed.
It fell Into tun of beiiifne that her
husband bad used for rolling paint
t llosenkrans coinpuiiy fur tho lat 17
ears.
I k... .,.... k,.,.....i..Piul. in ii,iM I I'KKTTt hoinn weilil us look iilsr
JJeorge lircnrinf. -M Can.., waa In I tl8 of Mr ,,, Mr,
Ihla city Tuesday. Mr. Ilrenner ao '. ,. , oiof Ijira.,n at Wlllu.nell. Hun.lsv afl.
it i tawiusr u tii aii H' ma I
compaiiled lila fulln-r. Mr. Ilrenner, to
this city.
W. II. Cotineell, of Vllwauklo, and
who has chargo of road Improvement
at West I. Inn, waa In thla city Tima
lay.
J. II. (iago and family, of Ht. Helena
who baa been apeiullng tha wi-ek with
lila mother, Mra. M. A. liege, nt Hlaf
foul, returned to HI. Helena Monday.
MUa Ixna.
KuKi'tii) Ijiiiiniera, of Heaver Creek,
waa among those who Halted In Ore
gon City Haturday.
J. A. Ilaaa, of Maple I-ano, waa In
thla illy Monday. Mr. Ilaaa several
weeks ago lost two finger thut were
caught In a chopplhg mill at hi farm,
Mlaa Ullle Bchnmdll left Monday
for Kugene to attend summer normal
now In acsslon at the I'nlverslly of
Oregon.
A. I), (irihlilo. a well known breeder
of Jersey and whose dairy farm Is
near Aurora, waa In thla city transact
ing business on Tuesday.
Ncul Jamison, who la the oltl
clal teator of the Cluckania County
Cow Testing aasoclutlon, waa In thla
city on business on Monday.
Horn, Wednesday, June 14, to tha
wife of W. C. Johnson, of I'ortland a
ilauahtor. Mra. Johnson waa former
lyMlse Agnca Justin, of Oregon City,
and thl I the aecond duughter.
' S.I- .1 , .1 L. I
v. nanea v tMsuiuiiuei, wnu rvA vuviy
riM'overeil front typhoid fover at tho
Orogon City lioapltal, was In thl city
Friday. Mr. Welsimtnilel Is a furnior
of tho Kldoradu acrtlon.
Hurry Brhmtnhorn, wull known real
dent of Kldorudo, nrconiiunlid hy lila
eon, nichnrd, wore In thla city Tuea
day. They wore arcompmili'd to thulr
homo by Mr. Siiuxiiliorn'a mother
Mm. Itlrhurd RL-h(Mnborn, of thl city
MUa Anna Hcuahlo, of Oawego, waa
brought to thla clly Tuesday where
aim underwent a HurKlcnl operation for
the removal of tonsils and adenoids at
the Oregon City hoMpltuI nmt la Im
proving from tho effocta of the opera
tion. .
Mra. A. IHughes, owner of oino of
tho flnunt fltiernacy ruttlo In the stato
and whom) al;k farm Ih located at
U4 droggist and ask (or fert bog
i tif "Xnilrui " Vam . M mi.it I. - I v.
bus l.r. connc t.d .lib the Carlton W. Mm, r.ndj Uhl3
woooerlul new dlacovrry aa U baa (or
the past ball Mntury ..r LI "(ioldca
Medical Plaeorenr" which make lha
blood pare, bla'FaTorita FrearripUon
for weak women tad hi 'l'leaaant
I'ellel (or bver Ilia. All Or. Ilerce'g
inediclne can be bad In Tablet (una
by tuail or at drug atore.
an aa-1, 1 1. a I aa, ..n k . I at - I
5yug.;bruUu;;.7r;i;;;do "" ot ,h -
of bed half a down time at night ) are i
appreciaune tiie rierfect rest, comfort I "
JWM!18th Grange Formed
Uiat Uii la a errUin ono avid Solvml ,
blLVTSr'rLr;' In Clackamas County
voa'va never nel Um Anunc" eat .
iii oat and send ten cent to UorVit ,
ITiFm'XVTI?''"-, ORGANIZATION AT STONE HAS 24
will prove to yon that Anurle" 1 .
tliirtyaeren time more acliva Uian I CHARTER MEMBERS STATE
btiiia In eHuilnalini nnc acld-and tl : MASTER ASSISTS,
most perfect kuli. r and bladder eor.1
rector, J (yon are a sufferer, go to your
Ignited, causing Mrs. Wilson's cloth
ing lo est. h fire.
Her a. resin were beard by neigh
bors, who rushed lo ir asnUlam e and
me.ll.-ul atientlon was given. Mrs,
Wllwin was f.S yur of agn and la aur
vlved by her husband and one aon,
Harry H. Wilson, of fjlinlslone.
The funeral will be condm led from
Ihn fumlly home at (i'lul-lnno this
afternoon, and iiitermenl will bn bad
In the Mountuln View cemetery.
COUNCIL SUED AGAIN
OKKOON CITY. June 21. (Bpeclal)
A aecond suit waa fl'ed In Ihn circuit
court Halurduy by Il-n K. Klurk against
K. K. (Sooiliiian, the Gladstone council-
COUNTY'S POOR M
CO TOJpil
CLACKAMAS ASKS FOR ASSIST
ANCE IN CARING FOR ITS
INDIGENTS.
Provision rimy be made for caring
OIWION CITV-(8p lal to l'ress)j
Cla kamaa county now baa Uj
grungea, with a incuilieralilp of morei
than looo, thn latest grange having I
been ortranfM.it Thiirmrl!, nlvlil . !
Ktonc by Mra. Barah Dallas, state d.-pJ for lnJll!,n, fr'" Clackamas county'
jny for Cla kamaa county, rnd a inem-j ' thn Multnomah county farm. Coun
her of Dams., us grange. C. E. Sitence ty Judge Anderson of Clackamas Tile-
siaio masier, ana J. v. tliltwood. ofdar klA .he Mullr..imah county com-
luckamaa county. Among Inn bnrda I'rnnon when their daughter. Mis man, against whom Hurk secured a
nnpecled aa to tuberculur lnfe tlon Anna, waa united In marriage to AlU-rt ' fluoo jn.lKUient for thn all nat:on or
was that owned hy 8. O. Hlllnian, tile Kunyan, of Willamette. Hev. (iwirge
real eatate dealer end his twelve K- Abbott, of Helen., officiating. Tha
graded Jersey were found to he fr-e Impressive marrlafe ceremony was
from Infection. Mr. Dlllmnn'a furm I ln-rtormen oeneatn an arch formed or
located at Mount Pleasant. orange lilossoma ami rosea, tlieae be
ing Intertwined with festoons of ever
Mr. and Mr. 0. 1). Kby have return
ed to Oregon City from Coltuge drove
green. Hoa.-a. iwect pena and ferns
were used effectively In the room of
and llarrlaburg. where Ihey were call- ... . ,
eU oy i lie ueaui oi .vir. r.i.y a .uioer, ... . . . becoinlnalv altlred In
the late David Khy. The burial of I
white voile and aatln and her tulle
liavld'Kby took place In the family ,, , hM , plM by . dllnty
lot In the llarrlaburg cemetery. Ho
wreath of orange blossoms. She car
waa well kuown throughout Clackama. rM , (,,10,r boU(let of whe rarna.
couniy ana in mi iny. I Hons.
Mrs. Mta flnley Thayer apent Bat- Following the marriage ceremony a
urday and Hunday In Oak drove, where dinner waa aerved to the following
ahe wa the gueat of Mr. and Mm. guestt Mr. and Mr. Bteven. 0
Hubert Horren, fortnely of thl city Roger. Mr. and Mra. I-eonurd Hun
Ik-fore returning to thla city he ac- yan, Mr. and Mr. Ernest U-May. Mr.
conipanled th Herren family on an tnd Mr. O. Ursen. Mabel I.araon,
aulomobllo trip on the Columbia river Esther 1-arson, Waller Urson. Eim-r
highway. aon Itunyan. Gerald Runyan, Marie
A. V. Davie, or Molalla. waa In oro- UMay and l-eonard U'May.
gon City Saturday. Mr. and Mr. Davis g) js)
w ith their family havo Just returned to he marriage of Mia Mary Confer
Molalla from Ittdgenuld. after an au-l v- only duughter of Mr. and Mrs
aeiico of 'Irree year. They have rout- J. a. Confer, and D. E. McMuhon. aon
ed a small farm In lb J MTtlulU (II I of Mr. and Mr. M. J. McMuhon. of
Irlct and alter tha BrV. of Oclolier w ill (jlndstone. wa eolmnlted at the pnro-
Utaln make thulr horn.' at the place chlul realdenre of Her. A. Ilillehranil
lii'inesteaded by the father ol Mr. Davis Tuesday morning at 9 o'clock, in the
In 1.153. The place la now icuae.' by presence of only relative of the con
O. M. Kimball, who will vucato in the trading purtle and few of the Intl-
i-i!l, Mr. DuvlK Bold I n farm of 10 mate friends. Miss Alberta Dunn was
anea nt Rblgclleld for tMi'O ni. airo. I the muld of honor end Uo Shannon
W l.rnuuht u herd of n glstered. Jr- best man. After the imirriimo cero
leys with 'urn rrom lt' lgflleld and niony M. and Mra. McMuhon loft ou
w:il lake ineni to Moltillu vh"ro he their honeymoon, which will be apent
will continue In the dulry business. In the eouthnm part of the ttute. I'u
Mr. Cluudo I'liery, of Oswego, was on their return thoy will make tholr
in this city Monday., the guest or tiie future homo In thl city
Mlsse Cellu and llertha (.oldsmltu. Mr. McMahon Is one of Oregon
Mr. nnd Mrs. II. I . Hmlth wero in city' most charmliiR young women
this city Tuesday on their way homo she. was born and reared In thla city
from their honeymoon at ictortn. and attended tho Oregon City school
C. They ulso visited nt Seattle. Olyin graduating from the high choot sov,
plu and Tacoma. At Victoria, Mr. nnd oral year ugo. Recently she has bceu
Mr. Smith said that boy having the employed In tho tax department of
appearunco ot about 14 year of age I l0 sheriff' offico,
were In uniform and ready to bo called Mr. McMahon has resided at Glad
on fur duty and that algns were In t0ne for boiiio tlmo, and la an omnlove
evidence on many or ino prominent 0f the paper mills of this city,
thoroughfare calling for recruits. Mr . t
i .... ,na in ii.u eiiv T.n.Kil.iv Mrs "nu airs. Biiiiui ivii iur iui. uii Ana Emeu sieioer wed
....,,, ..., , ....i i ...in i... .i...-. i . . . ........
Hughe waa recently elected achooU "vl IU"K lr,,," u,,u " Jin"0 nnu r.rnoBi sieliier was sol
clerk of tho I .ok a n district.
Mr. Hl.irk affections.
Btark allegea In his second action
that two day after the alienation suit
wa filed, April IN, (.oodman In-.na
fcrred hi protwrty and a mortgage to
hi wife, Elpha Goodman, who la also
named a defendant In tba ault. Btark
(hnrgea that the trunafer waa made
with the aim of avoiding payment In
caae a Judgment waa aecured. He ask
thai the dueda be set aside and that be
be (.Mowed hi Judgment and coata.
deorge C. Hrownell and Charlea T.
Slevcra, who were Mr. Stark's attor
ney In the alienation action, fl'ed the
complaint.
AURORA MAN ALLEGES PHYSI
CIAN NEGLIGENT IN TREAT
ING FRACTURED LEG.
P. TOIL
AT 0. C.
John P. Toll died at tb Oregon
City hospital Monday after a lingering
lllnes. He was born February 3, 1830
In Koslako county. Ind, and when still
a boy moved with hi ksrents to I'nlon
county, Iowa, his early life being apent :
there. He wa married to Eliza M 1
ledgewood on June 9, 1877, who died
at Mound City, Kansas, August IS
1901. To this union were born four
children, all of whom survive him:
Mrs. Eva AshenfeHer. Oregon City: I
Mrs. J. W. Melner. Loa Angeles, Cal.;
Mlsa Hallio IT, Toll, Los Angeles, and
John T. Toll, Iowa, as well as two
Circuit Judge Campbell Saturday
granted a non-suit in the f 10 000 mal
practice suit of P. O. Ho'luud against
Dr. H. K. Uleay, r-f Aurora. Walter
A. Dimlrk and Jdge Grant II. Dimlck
represented the defendant and W. A.
Hurk and Ixtgan t Smith, of Portland,
the plaintiff.
Mr. 1'olland waa loading mining tiro-1
ber about a nibs and half from Aurora
In Marlon county, July 8, 1914, when
one of the poles bit hie leg, causing a
Pott'a fracture. Dr. Gieay was called
and set the fracture. Holland later
went to Portland and underwent an
operation, performed by Dr. G. T.
Trommuld, who was one of the wit
nens Saturday. Ro'and wa In the
court room with a cane and went on
the stand In his own behalf.
- Judge Campbell granted the non-suit
a soon a the plulntiff presented his
case. An appeal may be taken to th
supreme court.
Witnesses examined for the plaintiff
were Peter O. Hollard. Dr. G. T. Tronv
maid, John F. Kordhausen. Mrs. John
P. Kordhausen, Sam Erickson, Mrs.
Martin Johnson and Oscar Holland.
Itamsviis grange, assisted In the or
ganization. The baby grange of Clackamas bit
24 charier members and will meet
next Thursday night to decide upon
a name. T. W. Hrown was elected
master, Wll'larn I.IIIIe. overseer; Mlsa
Anna Hachmann, lecturer, and James mates sent from outside counties.
llock. ecrctary. i
Five grange have been organized
In Oregon ilnce the annual meeting
the atate grange on May II, and th
baner county I Lane, with 22 grange
and close to 1300 members.
mlssloner If such an arrangement
could be made. The matter wa re
ferred to Mr, t. It. Singleton, iiper
Intendent at Multnomah farm, for a
report a to the amount of room avail
able at the farm and amount that
abould be charged for caring for in
mi HEW DIES
OF HEART FAILURE
SUIT OF WALLACE M. BLEYTHING
AGAINST MAUDE E. BLEYTH
ING DISMISSED.
To the Public
"I have been using Chamberlain's
Tablets for Indigestion for the past
six mouths, and it affords me pleas
ure In ftnv t Iiiiva navpr tme.t s rem.
brothers and one sister E H. Toll of eJj. ,, dld me mucn good.-Mrg.
Nagging la not sufficient grounds for
a divorce decree. Circuit Judge J. U
Campbell held Wednesday In the suit
of Walace M. Hleythlng against Maude
E. Hleythlng. The suit waa dismissed
after a number of witnesses had been
examined.
Mr. and Mrs. Hleythlng; lived togeth
er in Portland until early this year
when he moved to Milwaukle. He
charged cruelty in his complaint and
declared on the stand that he could
not stand her constant nagging. The
couple has a two year old child.
DEATH COMES SUDDENLY. TO
GLADSTONE WOMAN FUNER
AL NOT ARRANGED.
Mrs. I. N. Hewitt, of Gladstone, died
suddenly of heart failure at 7:45
o'clock Monday night She complained
of a pain in ber breast a minute before
ahe fell back In ber chair dead.
She was born In New York 59 years
ago and has lived In this state for 10
years. The body waa taken to the
Myers t Brady undertaking parlors
where it la being held until funeral
arrangements are completed. Her
widower and the following children
survive: H. E. Hewitt of Spokane,
Charles Hewitt . of Holbrook, Nebr.,
Mrs. Maude Aman of Oregon City, Mrs.
T.-W. Craig, of Oregon City, and Miss
Flo Hewitt of Gladstone.
North Yakima. Wash.. H. D. Toll of
C. E. Itllcy, iPIon, N. Y. Chamberlain's
I future homo there.
Max I'luth, who was culled to this
city hy thn serious Illness of hi moth
or, Mr. Pliilli of Mountuln Vlow, bus
relumed to bis homo at Hurns. Mrs
Pluth Is much Improved rnd now con
sidered out of daiiuer by tho attending
phyHlcltin,
Mr. and Mrs. 11. C. Smith passed
through HiIh city Thursday morning
on their way to Seattle, Wash., whore.
thoy will spend tholr lionoymoon. Mrs".
Smith was formerly Mlaa I.eiinotto
Snook, of Twilight, and her mnrrlaKo
to Mr. Smith was solemnized at St
1'iitrlek's church nt Now Era Thursday
morning,
Mr. nnd Mrs. It. srNIIiw, of Marsh
Held, Oregon, who havo been tho
KiioHts of thn former's mother, Airs
Jonulo NIIcb, of Mount I'leasunt, left
Monday for Eugene where Mr, Nllos
wl'l take a apccliil courso at tho mini
inor normal nt the University of Ore-1
gon now In hohsIoii
In The Social Whirl
Currant Happsnlnga of lntrt It I
and About Oroon City
Mia Anna Juhnke
eninlzvd at the homo of Mr. and Mrs.
Carl Juhnke, parents of the bride, at
8 o'clock Wednesday evening.
Tho wedding of Miss Anna Mario
The wedding march from Lohengrin
was played on the saxuphone by
Frank Juhnke, ncompaniod by Miss
Carol Ely on plnuo. Under an arch of
white roses, orango blossoms nnd
fnrna ll.n tornnimiv u-na na,lni,tnnj l.v
Wednesday at high noon at the Rl,v j R Untl8l)oroU(.hi ,m8tor ot the
SIS homo of Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Zln pr08l)vtrh. ehnrch.
sor. of Thirteenth nnd Washington Thn ,,.,,, ,,,, ,n
streets, a very protty nnd Impressive of wlle niosgllllne ,ir , wlth snk
marriage ceremony was performed by lm(,ow trmniod wl,, ti roso
Hov. J. Jt Laudslmroimh, pastor of tho bU(lf,. Hl!r ttlMo w wn9 ,lfll(, , ,aee
rrcsnyienun cnurcn. mining in mar ,.v ....,. ,,,,. ,, ,, ncrr, .
rlago Miss. Grace Marguerite Khmer L ,,.... nf ,, nf ..
tikis' J i w i m
..raioru. oa. unu mra. ova oy oi . T.i,,u n,t:,lnahi -ervuher
Tho funeral will be held Wednesday i ,,
afternoon at 2 o'clock. Kev. W. T. MUM-; ,
ken officiating, with Interment in the; m
Mountain View cemetory. I T 11 I fl P I 1
lsv sFI aTt
For Infants and Children.
! Hi a flnr) Yen Uava Jlluiova BnivK
Norman E. Rolston. 23. Chorryvllle.1 "'8 uu
and Miss Hazel Hlanchard, 21, of Port-1 Bears tha .
land, secured nmrrlago license in signalura of tST
Vancouver, Wash.. Thursday. ss
ANOTHER VANCOUVER WEDDING
Local Militiamen
Given Enterprise
Whether they are on the Mexican
border or encamped at the mobiliza
tion grounds at Clackamas, members
of Company G, Oregon City's own sol
dier boys, will be constantly in touch
with affairs In Oregon City.
Wednesday The Enterprise notified
Captain Hlanchard that a copy of this
paper would be sent dally to each of
the men free. At first all of the papers
will be sent in one bundle to the com
pany In care of the captain.
If company G is sent to the Mexican
border. The Enterprise will follow
them, carrying each day the events
back home. Even though the men
will probably be shifted from one po
sition to another when in active serv
ice, mail will be forwarded to each new
position.
A copy of The Enterprise, filled with
local news, will be like a letter from
home each day, the best cure for homesickness.
Lowering the price of living that's
MORGAN
Is doing every day
what
oldest dauglitor of Mr. and Mrs. Zln-
roses and maidon-hulr fern, Tho bride
sor, .. ... o. wonnu. v rn or ,. ui duk-ui Wns attended by hor Bister, Miss Mutle
son of Mr. and Mrs. 0. II. Crawford, of JllllnUOi who ware ft gown of palo ,)luo
inn. ..uj. iu uiu .mania oi ....lien- ,,-,.., ,i i.0 j ,.-., ,
grin's wedding inarch played by Mar- ofj)nk ro8Cg d
Ian Zlnser. sister of the brldo, the . i ,., , n,., ,,,,,
M Kllln. Iu ....... I I..I.I..I ......... ... I .l. .....I... ,. K-" i iimum,
......... ....ij uiueiuu ,ii. ituiiui iiuiii After thn rer..mniiv Miss Km...n I..
-w Schultz sweetly sang, "Holoved, It Ib
Mom."
The rooms of the Juhnke home were
prettily decorated with pink and
white roHcs nnd ferns. A dinner was
served nt 10 o'clock.
Thoiie present were: Mr. nnd Mrs
H. E. Griiala of Milwaukle, Miss Silvle
Schultz, Miss Emma l.ou Schultz. Otto
Retinitis, A. F. Schultz. Itoland ScluiltJi,
Waldo Schultz, of Port'und; Henry
Stollior, W C. Stelbor, of Rlmum-ck, N.
D.; OrvlUe Juhiilco. Mlns M..t!o Jnlmko
Mr. and Mrs. Carl Juhnko, Miss Carol
Ely, Frank F. Juhnke and Hov. J. R.
Umdsborough.
M.any hundsome gifts were received.
Mrs. Stelbcr is well known in this
city and formerly lived In Bismarck,
N. D. Mr. Stelbcr Is In business in
Hlsmarck, which will be the future
home of the bride and groom. They
uie now visiting In Eugene and before
leaving for the oast will visit Spokane
and Seaside.
Lenetta Snook
Wed R. C. Smith.
n. ii . . ...... ...
uno oi me prettiest nome wedding
of tho season occurred nt the home
of Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Snook, of Twi
light, about one ralla from thla city,
Look at these Prices not Specials But the kind you always find here
F you are looking for
a place to buy goods
of the best quality and
at the right prices
Don't Overtook
LARSEPI & CO.
The Largest Stock and
Greatest Variety in City
Arm & Hammer Soda, package 5c
Bob White Soap, 13 bars for 50c
Star Naptha Washing Powder
Regular 25c - - - 20c
Pepper, Regular 10c can - 5c
Matches 3 boxes - - 10c
Armours Pure Lard, pound - 15c
Toilet Paper, 3 rolls - - 10c
Armours Picnic Hams, pound 15c
Armours Star Bacon, pound - 25c
Snow Drift Flour, sack . - $1.40
Caravan Coffee, regular 40c 35c
Sweet and Sour Pickles, Chili
Sauce, Mexican Hot, (in full
pint jar-Can re-use Jars) 15c
Silver Flake Farina, reg. 15c 10c
National Biscuit Co's Crackers
6 for - - - P 25c
Cane Sugar, 12 pounds for $1.00
Beet Sugar, 13 pounds for $1.00
Some difference from what you pay at other stores you
cant afford to trade elsewhere
ijil
Seventh Street '
MORGANS CASH STORE
Oregon City
June 15, when their daughter, Miss