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OREGON CITY ENTERPRISE, FRIDAY. OCTOBER 5. 1917.
Macksburg
MACKSIU'KO. Ore.. Oct. 5. Hard,
indeed would it be to find pom 11 to
describe or pen to depict lovelier days
than these through which we are pass
ing now. The temperature is of. that
exquisite degree that combines the
luxurious warmth of jsummer with
the exhilirating tingle of approaching
frost. The clear sky is giving an un
clouded view of that wonderful work
of Nature, Mt. Hood, which is bo-
coming visible to more and more of
the ranchers as the timber Is cleared
away. Not one of us could tell in
v.-hich of his varied aspects this
crownins wonder of our state delights
ua most whether when dark as the
Tiver of death in the strugcling lights!
of early dawn he appears, distinguish
ed only by his towering heights from
the adjacent hills passing then thru
every changing line from sombre gray
to a lovely rose color so enchanting.
we w ish it might never change, till J
nt mid-day it stands white and re -
snlendent in the full bl nf th .v,n.
e
one wishes for the soul and the pen 01
. 1. jouu 1 ums, in nih ionei isit- ot
U1! glories Of tne telestial l-anl but.
while w e are thinking, the glisten of
the snowy surface in the morning sun
bas disappeared, le.-.ving what seems
a colossal pile of snowy marble. Then I
it is easy to believe that it has been '
here since the creation and we wish Stangel brother9 are enjoyil3g a
it might speak to us of the delu,e !camping trip ,n Souther, Oregon.
tnr.t covered the earth. We tove toj Mr and Mrg Ed Daker aml (amiiy,
think of it. sublime Immobility as Alis0n Baker and family, Mr. and Mrs.
comnunwealth and that as he then
rrofe serene and unblemished from
that turbid flood so our government
is to emerge from the turmoil of this
world-conflict, statuesque solidified
and untarnished to shine on, in heav
en's pure radiance till time slr.il be
no more.
The new- Sunday School in the Eby
school house held its regular session
en Sunday, under the direction of
Miss Emma Knapp, principal of the
Eby school. Notwithstanding the
showery weather and the number of
new antos In the vicinity, the attend
ance was fairly good and all Inter
ested in the school are confident of
its final success.
The improvements in our town
most recently brought to notice arejj0nes. of Oregon City, will deliver
in uuiiuuig ana painting. Wesley Eby.
im Morns and Geo. Rerbst, have all
added greatly to the appearance of
their places by rejuvenating' their
'buildings with paint
Miss Agnes Kister is about to enter
the Mt. Angel Academy.
The Bear Creek school opened Mon
day. October 1st. The jprincipal, Miss
Howe, ot Estacada, is to make her
home with Mr. and Mrs. Simon Miller.
The Mother's Club held its usual
busy session on Thursday, September
27th. at the home of Mrs. George
Noah and will meet next with Mfs. j
Carl Boechi.
George
GEORGE, Ore., Oct. 4. The regular i
meeting of the George Social and
Commercial Club was held last Satur
day evening. Supper was served by
Mr. and Mrs. Joyner and daughter and
son, Gladys and Harold. After the
business meeting was ovpr. thp romin.
der of the time was snent in n.n.-
From now on until May, 1918 the club !
meetings will be held twice a month
on the evening of the second and last
Saturdays 0f each month.
Mr. and Mrs. P. Ruhl and children
were the .cucsts of Mrs. Harders and
son, last Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. II. Klinker and Mr.
and Mrs. C. Johnson motored to Salem
last Tuesday to attend '.he fair.
, Mr. and Mrs. Christ Johnson visited
Mr. and Mrs. T. Harders last Sunday.
Irene and Otto Paulsen visited Mr.
and Mrs. W. Held last Sunday evening.
O. H. Jamsen returned home last
week from Eastern Washington, where
he had been at work for the last few
momub- j
Mr. and Mrs. Julius Paulsen, Miss
Duncan and Fred Lins motored to i
Portland last Sunday, returning in the
evening.
Mr. and Mrs. P. Ruhl, Mr. and Mrs.
Leo Rath and Ed Harders motored to
Salem last Wednesday to attend the
fair.
Ed Hardera has Just completed a
cement curbing in his well.
Mrs. P. Rath, Flora Lins, ChriHt Klin
ker and Fred Lins, motored to Salem
last Friday to attend the fair, returning
home Saturday evening.
Leo Rath was an Fstacada visitor j
last Monday. i
Gladys Joyner and Ruth Terwilliger ;
vifitf'd Gladys Miller last Sunday.
$100 Reward, $1C9
The readers of this papvr will be
pleased to learn tbat there Is at least
one (lradud disease that science has
biB able to cue in all its stages and
that Is catarrh. Catarrh- being trreatly
:.t-i't-.-f'l by constitutional conditions
r-fi.f-s constitutional treatment. Hall's
Catarrh Medicine is taken internally and
R-M tl.m th Hiwid on t!i" Mucous fiur
fii"fi it ? f'vo-rrn thereby destroying
t- f, if -i r.f t'..- - ' Bivlng the
irirt n-',ft,i hv htilidlnat up th con
fifi!,'.n n'.il i,stit!r nature in doing Its
T'.Tt. Ton p ror r! -:.',:: have so much
fh !i f'i lorittr-- rowers of Ilnll's
f-A'.-vi- f -.ir 1 i.t n.fi offer One
If ;r,,:rir t,-..wtn '.I'T '1V that It fall
ts eiw pool i'f I'M 'f testimotilal.
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Wilsonville
WILSONVILLE, Ore. Oct 4. Or.
Duller, who is stationed at the Vaiieou-
ver barracks, spent Sunda yat home, in
mi- vniniro
Judge Anderson has appointed FranR
Suingel. on the County Defense Com-
mittee. from this part of the county
and Lorln Kruse was named on the
Farm Labor Committee.
Miss Armstrong, of Oregon City, a
teacher in the primary department of
' the local school, is boarding with Mrs.
' j. Rutson.
. Mrs, M. C. Young, Mrs. Howard and
I Mr, Jaeger and family were among res-
hients of Wilsonville, who spent the
!). nt th stnf fair at Sntem.
Mr Rmherfnr.1 Mrs Rntler and
Mr. and Mrs. Norman Say attended
. . . . .....
ustern Mar ai antrwooa. sa.u.u-,
evenlns.
Mrs. Aden. Mrs. Dill, Mrs. Joe Thorn-
ton, Mrs. Butler. Mrs, M. C. Young
and son. Wallace, and Mrs. Chas. Rid-
j,1er attended the fair at Canhy. on
.
ijuvenne uay.
Mrs. Batalgia is very ill. and a pro-
jfessional nurse js 8tm tn attendance.
1 The Mi.-St,s Angus six-nt the week-
-nrf in Pr.rtlBn,1 vlsltlnir their brother,
jJamPS AnglIS ant, wiei.
j A cass of six goiarg is aendlng
(.h wnnviit-
... vnl. c , ,ltoli.
flalr-A ftnil Vlririnia S;v flre attentl-
0
i ini? hiirh school In Newbere.
Reed Graham and daughter, Helen,
Mr. and Mrs. N. O. Say and family, and
Mrs. A. E. Say -were among village
folk, who attended the state fair at
Salem, on Wednesday.
Clyde Baker spent the week-end with
his parenth. Mr. and Mrs. Alison Bak
er. Ed Baker and sons, William and Syd
ney, are camping at the coast this
week.
Leah Wagner Is attending Lincoln
high school, in Portland.
A splendid likeness of Mr. and Mrs.
Chase, of Wilsonville, who celebrated
their golden wedding last week, ap
peared in the last Sunday's Oregonian.
A Red Cross meeting will be held at
the home of J. Angus, on Saturday af
ternoon at 2:30 o'clock. Mrs. Linn
address.
Eagle Creek
EXGLE CREEK. Ore.. Oct. 5. Mr.
and Mrs. Roy Douglass motored to
Salem last Thursday and attended the
state fair.
Mr. and Mrs. Malcolm Woodle were
guests at the home of the former s
parents, Mr. and Mrs. J. P. Woodle,
for a couple of days last week.
Mr. and Mrs. J. P. Woodle accom-
Panied Mr. and Mrs. Malcolm Woodle
home last week remaining over nnp
night with them.
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Hof:'meister at
tended the state fair last Friday.
Miss Mary Woodle and Mm. R. B.
Gibson visited the school last Fri-
! day.
Mr. and Mrs. M. C. Glover accom
panied ' by Thomas Wnhycombe. a
brother of Governor Withveombe, and
son, made a tri; up into the oDver
country on Monday.
Mr aml Mr8- Rj-V Went
'' 3t the hotVP of th la,tor's
i.'"e"ts' Mr' and Mrs' ' Moehnl:'.
I Shuebel.
j Mr. and Mrs. Will Dousrlass were
I visiting with Mr. and Mrs.
I son Sunda v.
R. B. Gib- ;
.Mr. and Mrs. Henry Fdell were
down this way after some fruit ths
other day.
Abpaugh
'I.SPAl'GH, Ore., Oct. 4 .1. W.
Oowty and daughter, Mrs.e Emma
Dov.ty, Ir.ft for Ohio, last week,
where they will vi::it with relatives
r.1.1 frienis. On their return trip they
" ill stop a while in Kansas.
Adolph Still, who has been work-
ln- Alaska for some time, returned
llome lst we:k. He intends return-
iri? in the. spring.
-Mrs. .1. w. iiowty, Jubn Douty and""'1 alm ',UB- I,a"1B eave tne sup-1
Mr. and Mrs. Chaa. Sparks made a '
trio tlp the Columbia highway Sun-!
rlT,. .1,,.;- !
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Dandon provides 17.500 site for hie
condensarv.
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Baker $10,500 building permit
sued here.
1s-
Old Folks Saved
From Suffering
.u.wy ii. lA-an, .aunioii, MasK.,
in her S7th year, eays: "I thoussbt I
was beyond the reach of medicine, hut
loley Khlney Pi lis have proven most
henellcial in my case."
Mr. .Sam A. Hoover, High Point,
N. C, writes: "My kidney trouble was
worse at night ar.d I had to get up
from five to seven times. Now I do
rot have to Ret up at niyht, and con
wilier niy.'-'elf In a truly normal con
dltion, which I attribute to t'oley Kid
ney Puis, as 1 have taken nothing
else."
Mrs. M. A. Rtidses, p.njjinson, Mans.,
fay.: "I sul'lered .I'ruia- kidney ail
ments for two years. I commenced
(akliij Foley Kidney rills ten months
nr, and though I am (i t yars of age,
1 feel like a lij-year-old Kiel."
Vuh-y Kidney Pills are tonic,
r'r p;-tlu'iiing and up-building, and
noionnl netlnn to Ihe khlriev
and o a disordered and painful blad
der, Thpy act quickly anC contain
uu dangoi'uuu or harmful drugs.
Muliuo
.MCLINO. Ore.. Oct. 4 Horn to the
wife of Jot Mallet. Jr.. a baby girl, on
Thursday. Sept. 27.
Mr. ml Airs. Sitinev Smith left last
. . . ... . . ... . . .
rnday ror Madras to visit Mr. bmltnsi
tn- sisters, who are living with an
rant n that place. They returned
home last Tuesday night.
Louie Pendleton was a guest at the
Krickson home this week
Mrs. Henjamin Howes is selling off
her cows and chickens and she is
going to rent her place and go to Port-
land to live.
Mrs. Ashby, accompanied by her son,
Frederick, went to Salem last Men-
' dav. Fred is oini- to attend srhoiil In'
Salem. Mrs. Ashbv I scolmr to return
home in a few days and Miss Lois'1 ul" ,nuR w""fi movln ,,uo lne
.. , a . .... ' I'ritton place.
go,K lo .n o say wua
her brother during the school term.
Mrs. Haines is working at the Snod -
grass home.
Mrs. August Erickson. Mrs. L. F.
Holiday and Mrs. Ed lierdine. called on
... .. .
.irs. joe imiueis last umiay aner -
noon.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Manning and!
Mr. and Mrs. Johnson have gone to the
const fnr fw .lnvs
, Mr Tavlor an(, familv hav6 movei,
into the W. H. Oarnall house.
John Bounds and family have rented
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rhu ITnrv SpltTtfr ii-naa
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1 ne uam e g.ven in .Munno nan uai
ADOWDEN POTATO
. DIGS YOUR POTATO
GETS THEM ALL
Light Draft because high wheeled.
Perfect Separation because of longer and wider
tiors than others like size.
Long Lasting
enduring material.
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DISC HARROWS
DRAG HARROWS
CHILLED PLOWS
STEEL PLOWS
aaiuruay nignt wan well attended. Mrs.
,er Ior 11,8 dancers.
Lver'one is busy here with the fall
wnrk f!:irnprlnr tha r-fi.r.., ninAMt,. !
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land, plowing, seeding and so on. Such !
a heautlful autumn somewhat repays !
. I
ror th rainy spring and long dry sum-!
mer
r ,,,
Mrs Leslie Holiday was an Oregon
City visitor last week.
J. J. Mallet, Sr., is fencing some land,
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Jennings Lodge
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JENM.VOS LODGE, Ore., Oct. 4 -
Juvenile fair will be held at. the school
on Friday evening.
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Mrs. I rank Lucker, Mrs. Will Jacobs
and Mrs. Martha Shaver were joint
hostesses at the war lunch on Friday;
last at the chapel. Almost $12 was
realized toward the church budget.
This was followed by the experience
social, an annual affair, which proves
very interesting as well as a paying
proposition. Many unique methods!
were adopted by tho ladies to earn
their dollar.
C. P. Morse is tide to be at iln
store again, after being laid up with
a severe cold.
fa tt ..1 v rv .-. ? rm w : i
! John Jennings In seriously ill at tho
j Oregon City hospital.
I Dr. Mary Farnutn Is still confined In
(the hospital, with lllnos,
j J. V. Zimmerman and I. N. Lett
I spent some time fishliw up tho Colum
.j I'ln the past week.
Miss Francis Fleekonstoin, of Port-
land, spent Tuesday w ith her grand-
j I'lllt'ius, .nr. a till JITS. I. 7S, l.Ott.
: Mrs. Martha Shaver had tho mlsfor -
(tune to fall down mm Saturday. nd
; will be confined to her bed, for week
"S,
i Jack Hampton has entered Columbia
j University, Portland, for the school
year.
' i
) Mrs. Fiiiretm Ttnuh ,n
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( '". where her husband
, '"' ",w ? 1
tU 11 Cook h"8 .,u,p " lhe kk
i in- (nisi ween.
'll'"' '-' i"
" 'X'orussa rvan
f tsk n K.. ..I. . v i.. . .1. . t
Mr. and Mrs. Henry Smith have left
: Hock Creek and w ill arrive home soon.
' Mrs. Lllllo Moore and Marie will
mov' ,0 Newb,rK "'-
Sad indeed, was the death of Isaac
1'np uh) w killed by falling from
, - ,,., f hr ,. M (. , fi
! 'Mn- N- Smith Is slowly Improv.,.
1 J?"'. to MIU ,B lh" ,'lrtlflnd cnl Mr. and Mrs. K. P. Ulch. of Wasco
! x', !i . ,. , ' Oregon, were guests of Mr. and Mrs!
! Mrs. George Heathman has her lit-: ,. ,,, ,.,
, ll granddaughter with her during, ill -
1 t . .
1 kiHn.'Mj, i-.buu-i .mi -
v rsciven, 01 aaiem.
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Canbv
CANBY. Ore.. Oct. 4
1 Phil Metcham of the Imperial Hotel,
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tf l.i ..,1 .. .. - .
" "r"3 S"ei ui .nr. unu.DurK. former V of Ciinhv. s a..rl,..iUK-
.nrs. w . U. tlalr Thursday.
Because all parts are
Investigate the operation
of the Dowden and you
will buy no other.
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rortiana,
Oregon
W. J. Wilson & Co.
OREGON CITY
The Canby school dismissed Friday !
to allow the pupils and teachers to at-
tend the stale fair.
Dr. and Mrs. John Fuller, of Jeffer-
son. -were m Canby on business Thurs-
,jay j
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. h " "u uu "'6 vn,
visitor Thursday.
lit,, ,r . ,
j ' an and daughter, M as I
Catherine Lvans, left Thursday for,
i s,jatUf'. where Miss Evans enters the j
j University of Washington. j
V'MIK lf.it ...... Osntfon .
Mrs. Harvey Douglas was an Oregon i Slln,lay
City visitor Saturday. ' j Mrs. Emma Fryrear, of Oregon City,
j A large delegation from Canby at-; returned home after visiting Mr. and
tended the state fair at Salem Thurs- Mrfl. Charles Thomas and Mr. and Mrs.
jday and Friday, 'Ed. Howman the past week.
A. J. Knlpht and Frank Kendall who r t,i . ,
i "'Bin ana I'ranK jvenaau, wno, L. (i. Rlggs was a Canby visitor on
j are employed by Southern Pacific Co., ' Tuesday
I P" stenin shoivel. were home for a few I
days this week
Tho "War Library fund" committee
was very successful in its work ,
C;ml)v. :in,i Vwf. Tin
Canby's allotment, which was $10. The
total amount subscribed was $91.75,
and should the other communities do1
as well, the library fund will be ample
to carry out tho plan.
Rev. and Mrs. A. J. Joslyn returned
this week from Taeoma, Wash., where
Rev, Joslyn attended the Tuget Sound
Annual M, K. Conference,
Mis Ada Hums wan a Porftlnnd vis
Itor Sunday.
Mrs. (iooiRM Nondshndlor loft Sun
day for Portland, whore she will un
dergo n surgical operation t Good
Samaritan hoHpltnl.
Mr. I), v, McPnrlnnd who an Ore-
i Knn City visitor Sunday.
I ,,,,,, 8opti l7hi , , wf0 tt
, Kills llrown, nine pound dnunhter.
j Mrs. Fred Uoth and sons, Norman
d Kenneth, have etureturned home
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Mrs. Ada lltaw was an Oregon City
visitor Wednesday.
Charles S. Clark has leased the
, Clackamas Count v News from Mr and
UMr M , (w ftn(, wu (0
operate tho paper. Mr, and Mrs. Loo
wll Imove to Portland early In October,
Or. 0, 0. Guy, of Seattle, wan a
..u. M- .....I m I
f."-v mi, mi.i nun, t. ii. wuiiiiim
i this week.
Mrs. Con IJowlsby left this week to
spend a month with relatives In Ne
braska.
H. S. Harvey, the Canny Jeweler,
hus returned from a business trip to
Seattle.
Mrs. Illehard Olsen and daughter,
Aurel, of Scllwood, were week-end vis-
; '.' ',.,.. ' iivp)
A"'"" MlUht. an e-reldent of
j'iui)v )um.
a prominent attorney of
1 Portland, was In Canhy Sunday look
i ing over property Interests.
W. H. Hair and Grant White went
1 down to Scnpoose this week to see
their duck lake and to look over the
Mr. and Mrs. hunting In general.
'. rs' Uuny "f""1. vm-
Mrs. Barry Sherwood
m wlth pmlllm,tllu at l0 homfi r ,
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DIGGER
CLEAN
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ileva-
made
of
the most
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parents In Polk County.
Italnh Coleman left Hntonhiv
iCorvallla where he will resume
'studies nt 0. A. C.
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Mr. and Mrs. Fred Wheeler, of Port-
11111,1 w! guests of Mrs. Ruth While
.Saturday and Sunday.
J.iIllBgor, the Oregon City flor-
jt WJ , Canby 0 ja(tIneH8 Sun(loy.
M. Roberts was a guest of her
mother, Mrs. Carpenter, of Aurora,
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Mi,,H Lorraine, of Washington high
j8,!n0("' 01 J'Mt'an.i, spent Sunday will,
her parents In Canby.
Tho Canby high school foot-ball team
lnterscholasticgainc, which will be in
' organized and practicing for the first
first part of October. Harvey E, To-
ble, ex-Willamette tactile, Is coach. Tho
team is unusually light owing to the
large number of Canby students who
uro serving the colors.
Mrs. Ruby Smith was an Oregon
City vlMltor Thursday.
ICdward Hatter lias returned from
Eastern Oregon whore ho has been
employed during harvest.
Mrs. Printer, son Unfits, and (laugh-
ter, Violet, of Drain, returned homo
after a week's visit In Canby.
F, II. Lockliauser tt ml F. A. 'Johnson,
of Portland, have, purchased the Canliy
feed bam and will Immediately move
Into Canby.
Mr. and Mrs, M, F. Adams, of Aurora,
were Canby shoppers Tuesday.
V, S, Hurst Is having her potato
warehouse repainted.
Mr. and Mrs. J. Lee Fckersou and
daughter, Lnverue, were guests of Mr.
and Mrs, F.d IC, Nelson, of Portland,
Sunday.
William Lamb returned thK week
from. Kastern Oregon where he lias
been employed In the harvest fields.
Arthur Graham, Norton Hradford
and II. It, Fccles, made a business trip
to Aurora Monday evening.
Many of our local hunters celebrated
the opening of the bird season by get
ting the limit, lllrds are reported unit"
scarce In the vicinity of Cunby, (
James Hampton and Clifford llrown,
who recently enlisted In V, 8. Navy,
am home frottt San Francisco on a five
days' vacation, lloth lads are loud In
the praise tf tho navy.
Itev. 0, H. Carles has been assigned
to the Canhy M. K. Church, for the on-
ulng year. Hev, V. Hoyd Moore hav
lug been sent to Cobuig, Oregon It
ls n feeling of regret that the cltl-
ryis of Canby see Mr. and Mrs, Moore
leave for they have made many friends
during their (no years' residence In
Canhy.
Mr. and Mrs, H. II. Kcc'.es were
guests of Mr. and Mrs, Ivan Hlmlck
Tuesday evening,
Mrs, W. K. Clark Is spending the
week In Portland, a guest of Mr. and
Mrs. Kosenkrans.
Juvenile Officer D. K. Frost, of Ore
gon City, was In town Monday on husl
1 tiess connected with his department
j Mrs, Eugene Mitts, of Needy, was a
i guest of Mr. and Mra. Janu s Mitt.i
j Tuesday.
Estacada
K.STACAHA. Ore.. Oct, 4 -Mrs. A. L.
1-nsswell is visiting her parents at
Cottage drove.
Quite a number of Fstacada people
attended the state fair last week.
Among them being Dr. Adlx ami fam
ily, Charlie Sparks and wife, E, W.
llartlett and wife and Miss Helen llart
lett, A. L. Lasswell and Mr. and Mrs.
H. K. KImmell.
O. A. Whltcomb and P. S. Standlsh
left lust Friday for Palo, Alto. Calif.,
where they have accepted government
positions In connection with tho erec
tion of the military cutitonmcnu.
Dr. J. L. Hewitt and wife, of Port
land, spent a few day last week at
their ranch In Garfield,
Stanly Helflls, ion of Mr. Myrtle
Ilulflls, of this place, was quite badly
Injured lust Friday while, playing with
other chifclrcu at school. A loud pen
cil which was in his pocket penetrated
his right side to the depth of three
1 Inches. He is recovering without any
serious result so far.
Mrs. A. K. Morton visited Estacada
frlwnuf. last Friday, ller sister, Mms
Florence Kendall, accompanied her
back to Portland, returning Sunday.
C. C. Miller and wife visited Port
land friends Saturday and Sunday.
Mr. Waterman, formerly in tho groc
ery business with L. A. Chapman, at
I Fstacada, visited friends at thlh place
for severul days.
Wm. Kraack, of Canby, has purchas
ed from A. F. Schuitz the property uu
the corner or Firs fund Main atreets.
Miss Dora Currin, of Currlnaville ac
companied by her mother, left on Mon
Ulay for Eugene, where sho will attend
j tho University of Oregon,
j Russell Reed will hoo nleave for Kan
;huh City, Mo., to enter an automobile
j school.
Samuel lieylinan, aged SS, father of
Postmaster Heylmnn, of this place,
idled a this homo in Lents, last Friday. ' " "
j Funeral services were held Sunday uf- A. G, Thompson, Portland attorney,
Iternoon at tho chapel of the HolmanHS plaintiff In an action filed In the clr-
t'litlertakln'; company and the body
sent Fast for burial. Mo Is survived
by two sons, 1). C. lieylinan, of Lents,
and W. A. lieylinan, of Kstacada,
Clyde Denny, of this place, has the
best pig ul the state fair and received
the high score.
The Misses Elizabeth and Roberta
Hold, of Garfield, gave a party Friday
s afternoon in honor of their friend, MIhb
"" Rachel Reed. Quito a number of young
1 ladles were invited nnd the most ln
for j (cresting part ot tho nfternoon pro-'
hla gri'in was tho announcement ot tho
coining marriage of their guest of
honor, to Mr. Rosclo Demnilng. The
secret was toltl In a small bunch of
flowers which' were placed nt each
plate when the delicious luncheon was
served. Congratulations and best
wishes followed the luncheon anil tho
young ladles enjoyed a most delightful
afternoon,
A "ommlit"! of Indies from the. Civ
ic Improvement club has secured an
enlertiilniiHiiit, for Friday evening at
the Family Theatre, proceeds for the
benefit of the public library, Ren liur,
Lew Wallace's great story, presented
In plcturo and narrative '
i'astor
Spiose,' of the Methodist1
church, attended Conference ut Spring
Held last week and tho bishop (locldod
that Mr. Kplese' pastorale of the
church ut this place, bad proven very
reverend gentleman returned for n,n
Hfitlsfnctory ,:md decided to have tho
other year. The M. 10. church has been
in a very prosperous condition dining
Mr. Splesn' administration us pastor,
having made some much medod Im
provements nn dthe church affairs kept
in good shape.
Tho formal dedication of tho new
(hlh school building and reception of
teachers took place at tho building last
I Friday night anil wan nth-iidod by a
jlnt'Ka crowd, There vim unmet delay
In the program on uooilunt of (tin
speaker not arriving until nearly ulna
o'clock, but the people assembled seem,
ed to he In no wise disconcerted, as
they visited anil vlewod the beautiful
building, got aciiualnttul with the teach
ers and had a royal gnod time. Tim
evening's program commenced with a
solo by Ihivid Horner, of Sptitigwuter,
Miss Helen llartlett followed with a
solo and then Chairman C. W. Heed
Introduced the speaker, M. H Plttinm
of the State Normal nt Monmouth,
Mr. Plttmm Is nil excellent speaker
ami lulcriipci'scl his rcuutrM with
humorous stories, which kept the au
dience good nntured for over an hour.
After some mora iuumIc by Mr, Horner,
the program dosed 11 ml some mom
music by Mr, Horner, the program
closed and everybody partook of the
refreshment and met the teachers,
Kstacada people lire Justly proud of
their new school building, and also of
the entire school facilities at this place,
WltJIam Dnlu left this week for
American Lake In response to a cult
for enlistment. Mr. l'ule Is a gnuhiate
dentist and has had itu application
pending lor tin appointment as dental
surgeon In the army, and hopes yet
J u, fH that position,
The City Couucfl of l.titacaila Is
looking around for a suitable man to
fill the position of mayor, as th office
will bo vacated by the removal of
Irwin I). Wright, the first of next
mouth, to eastern Oregon .
The tire department was ci'led out
Tuesday morning to the property ad
joining Dr. Morse's office on Main St ,
but discovered upon reaching the build
ing that a chimney was burning out
ami no damage was done.
Mrs, J. W. Iteed and Mrs, It. Morse
were Portland visitor Tuesday,
Mrs, John Lovelace, vice president of
tho Red Cross Aiulllary of Fstacada,
a In Portland Saturday In the Inter
esl of the society, Ijist week (Jtltto
a large amount of work was turned
over to the Portland society. Knitting
Is unite the popular work for the sol
diets which the Fstacada ladle hava
taken up, and knitting needles may ba
seen flying hy nimble fingers on the
streets In the stores, and everywhere.
One lady goes to bed ami knits.
The first football game of the a
son was played on the high school
grounds last Friday when the Adelphlc
Wobsterlan skirmish was given. Sat
urday the regular football season opens
and this part ot the athletic sporu
will no doubt exceed all other years In
Interest. Ellwyn Rutherford Is the
director of athletics.
Mrs. A . O. Wbltcomb departed
Thursday fur Palo Alto to Join Mr.
Whltcomb, who left for that place last
week.
Mrs. Kffle Simmon, of Portland.
wa a guest at the XV. A. Hevlmnn
home one day the latter part of last
week.
Ilert Ilyers and J. C. Peterson re
turned Saturday from Pacific City,
where they had been fishing for sab
mon, '
Mrs. Chas. Dohlgulat, of Gre.thMn,
visited her sister, Mrs. J. C. Peterson,
last week.
The Clackamas County Sunday As
sociation will meet at Wilsonville, Fri
day and Saturday, October r.'th and
20th, convening at 10 o'clock a, m.
('has. F. Ilomlg, Is president of thn as
sociation and delegates are expected
from each Sunday h hool In the Coun
ty. PORTLAND ATTORNEY SUES
cult court Wednesday ngnlnst Jessie
K. Orlm, tho plaintiff aeeklng $500 for
services rendered as attorney for the
defendant in various actions In Mult
nomah county and tho supreme court.
IF WOMEN ONLY KNEW
What Heap of Happiness It Would
Bring to Oregon City Homes.
Hard to do housework with an ach
ing hack.
Iliings your hours of misery at lei
sure or at work.
It women only knew the cause- that
itackache pains often (Mime from
weak kidneys,
'Twould save much needless woo.
I man's Kidney Pills nro for wtvik
kidneys.
Read what this Oregon City woman
says:
Mrs. Henry Larson, !0! John Adams
nl root, says: "I was subject to, back
nc.lie for several years. I used to h i
so bad I couldn't rest well day or night.
When I was on my feet a groat deal
my back ached liko toochnclio. Nigbls
1 couldn't sleep on account, of tho con
stant pain over my kidneys, My lid
novs also aided too freely. I felt all
idayed out and had no iinililtlo.i to do
fi'iiy'Mng, The least exertion l udo'
mo tired and nervous. Slnc.o I have
been Inking Dunn's Kidney Pills my
buck feds stronger and my kidneys net
more regularly. Iieau'u have proven
beneficial In every way."
Piico (10 cents 'at all dealers. Don't
Him ply auk ror n kidney remedy get
Doim's Kidney Pillsthe samo that
Mrs. Larson bnd t..ui,.,. Mlil,,.., n
Mnl'rs., Buffalo, N. Y.
CLACKAMAS C0UN1Y
SUNDAY SCHOOLS
MfET AT WILSONVILLE