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CANDY, April 15. The Canby Jun
ior Red Cros to progrestng nicely
Mrs. Hatne. Mr. Ralph Mandevllle,
and Mr. Fred Roth are, assisting In
the supervision ot the work.
Mr. end Mrs. H. A. Berkman have
moved Into the E. K. Bradtl home at
Mr. and Mrs. DrandU have moved to
their farm between Aurora and Hub
bard. -
The many friends of Arthur Graham
are gratified to learn that he has re
covered from his recent Ulnes and hat
resumed his position in the Canby
Bank.
Iiorralne Lee. Violet Evans, and Hel
en Btttner, of Portland, spertt hf,
week-end In Canby.
Mr. Harry Evans ha returned from
a week-end spet in Portland.
Mrs. Herbert Miller, of Aurora, was
a Canby visitor Sunday.
Mrs. Eugene Mitts, of Needy, was
a guest ot Mrs. James Mitts Friday.
A. Stefanl has purchased a new
automobile.
Mr. Nora Card Miller spent the
past week at her farm near Hotf.
Mr. and Mrs. Lowrie have moved
to Oregon City, where Mr. Lowrie has
secured a position in the papar mills.
Messrs J. Gerger and Carl Schmitt
have purchased the ice cream and
confectionery store from Mrs. Myrtle
Will and will conduct th9 business
along the 'same line. They are both
well and favorably known and will
make a success of the business. Mrs.
Will is leaving for Portland.
Mrs. George Kuight left Tuesday
Vr a week's visit with her son Ralph
C. Knight and her daughter Mrs.Clyde
Evans, of Portland.
Mr. and Mrs. IL H. Eccles and Miss
Grace Bullock were week-end guests
of relatives in Salem. Prof, and Mrs.
F. M. Roth and family! ncnt ,thJ, ;
week-end with relatives in Hubbard.
Supervisor of schools. Brenton Ved
der, conducted the zone examinations
in spelling and arithmetic at Canby
Tuesday afternoon. A large num
ber of teachers, pupils, and parents
from the near-by districts were in at
tendance. Thsi following districts
were represented: Districts . No. 86,
110. 81. 73. 63, 18, 38. and 97.
The following pupils of the Canby
public schools have been neither ab
sent nor tardy during the month end
ing Fetruary 19th:
Seventh and Eighth grades, H. H.
Eccles, principal: Norma Hainas
Jewel Marks, Ava Miller, Mildred
Henricksen, Hilda Turner, Elanor
Dent, Wilson Davner, Noel Oath as.
Mortimer Lee, Howard Hein. Floi
nee Rider, Opal Whe3ler, Ella Sam
nelson, Champ Vaughn. Christ Craft,
Epsie Lee, Margaret Brown, Irene
Urfer, Queen Scott, Katherine Hein,
(Leonard Hulras, Clyde Lowry.
Fifth and Sixth Grades, John
Huston, teacher.: Grace Bullock, Ray
Lee, Everett Fenny, Bula Reece. Le
ola Lee, Edward Recce, Edward Kraft,
Robert McClure, Wesley Mitts, Vern
er Arneson, Beulah Launer, and Dor
othy Evans.
Third and Fourth Grades, Eva Burns
Hanson, teacher. Mildred Oathes,
Hazel, Le, Ross Rider, Edward Mc
Clure, Virgil Giger, Rosa Slyter,
Lynn McQuester, Neal Haines, Mara
bel Bates. Dorothy Pitts, Zella Lee,
Blanche Kendall, Gerald Bair, Lindsn
launer, Mitchell Slyter.
Second and Third Grades. Nona
Austin, teacher. Ivan Arnison, Ralph
Earls, Kennsth Evans, Keith Mack,
Laurence Tuft, Gertrude Reece, Lam-
berta Voget, Johanne Vogst, Ray
Tuft.
First Grade, France Potter, teach
er. Violet Launer, Beauford Knight.
V-eata Lee, Earl McQuesJtin, Jfejba
uatnea, Le Rider, Buckley Vaughn
Robert Wheeler.
Mulino
Mrs. Churchill was taken to the Ore
gon City hospital last Friday. She is
suffering with heart trouble.
Mis Lois Ashby and her brother
Fredrick, came home fromSalem Satur
day to visit with their parents, Mr. and
Mr. Grant Ashby.
Mr. and Mrs. August Erlckson and
Mrs. Leslie Holiday and Mr. and Mrs.
Ed. Berdlne motored to Colton Sun
day. Oscar Erlckson has enlisted In the
Medical Corps.
Mrs. Frank McClard and children
and Mrs. Kanos and Mr. Joe Daniels
end children motored to Salem last
Thursday.
Miss Ruth Gibson, of Salem visited
relatives in Mulino last Thursday and
Friday .
Mrs. J. P. Rohl, of Eldordao was the
guest ot Mr. Catherine Goucher last
Sunday.
Miss Ethel and Miss Mildred Car-
ruth of Ellanston, Wyoming are visit
ing relative in Mulino.
Mr. and Mrs. Nash, ot Woodburn,
visited Mr. and Mrs. Carl Schink last
Sunday.
Mrs. Inez Larklns resigned her posi
tion a teacher in the Mulino school
and Miss Grace Schuebel is teaching
the remainder of the term.
Mrs. Ed Berdlne ha returned home
from Oregon City.
Leonard White was an Oregon City
visitor last Sunday.
Lee Adklns was an regon City visit
or last Monday. .
Mrs. Joe Daniels and her nieces the
Misses Mildred and Ethel Carruth vis
ited In Portland Tuesday.
AUCTIONEER
E. H, WRIGHT
Farm and Btock sales a special
ty. See Enterprise for dates or
wire or phone me at my expense
Vancouver, Wash.
Office phone 120. Res. 496-Y.
Briefs From
All Over the
Hazelia
HAZELIA. April J4. Mrs. J. K.
Hays, of Sherwood, visited with her
daughter, Mrs. F. E. Whltten. Sunday.
She and her daughter called on Mr. J.
P. Cook in the afternoon,
Mr. C. W. Child returned to her
home in Haiella after an extended visit
with friends In Portland.
A party of young people from Port
land spent a very pleasant afternoon
with Mr. and Mra. D. Chrtstlanson and
children.
Will Cook made a business trip to
Hlllsboro the first ot the week.
Miss Ethel Thompson, whose home
Is In Oswego, spent the week end with
her cousin, Mis Ethel Baker.
The Haiella Sewing Circle met at
Mr. F. W. Wankes' last Thursday
with a large attendance. An Interest
ing talk was delivered by Mrs. Lewis,
from Lake Grove, The next meeting
will be held at Mr. Frank Whltten's,
May 16. Election of officers will be
held at this meeting.
Mr. Frank Puymbroeck and
daughter, Mary, were entertained by
Mrs. Fred Lehman. Wednesday even
ing. (Misses Elisabeth and Leona
motored to Stafford where they
spent a delightful evening with the
Tiedeman young folks and Mis; Bettiie
N'emic
Miss Llllie Fiala Is able to resume !
her school work again, after several
weeks illness.
The club met last Saturday evening
at the schoolhouse.
that a "weinie roast'
It was decided
which rhould be
given May 4 on the school grounds.
should close the Spring session of this j
society. Money from the treasurer was
appropriated for the expenses. Every
one islnvited to come.
Mr. and Mrs. Max McMahan and
two small sons, from Portland, spent
Sunday with their Eastman andMc-
Mahan relatives In Haielia
Several Haxelians attended church
services at Stafford, Sunday evening.
Miss Blanche Duncan spent Sunday
with Miss Marion Eastman.
Meadowbrook
MEADOWBROOK April 24. Mr.
and Mrs. Mattaon and family of Port
kind spent the week end at Mr. and
Mrs. Boftos.
Sadie Hellbacka has been out of high
School the last two weeks.
Mr. and Mr. Geo. Anderson ot Port
land have moved out on Mrs. Ander
son's father' place near Orchard Falls.
Ruth Hudson spent the week end in
Portland visiting.
Glenn and Allen Larklns vis ted
friends in Molalla Sunday evening.
Mr.' and Mrs. Alfred Hill of Molalla
visited friend here Sunday.
Ruth Hudson and Herman Chindgren
attended the farewell party In honor ot
David Nordling Monday evening at Col
ton. He expects to leave soon as he is
in the draft
Mr. and Mrs. P. O. Chindgren
attended the Swedish Luthern confer
ence in Portland Wednesday.
Mr. Weegle, of Seattle, Wash., has
bought what is known as the Cooper
place and moved his family out, Mr.
Durst and family, former, residents
have gone to Portland to reside.
A baby boy was born to the wife ot
Isaac Hellbacka on Saturday, April 14.
We are glad to hear Harold Johnson
is Improving in the Oregon City hos
pital where he has been very low with
pneumonia.
Mr. Horner, of Estacada, has bought
the timber belonging to Kerchem and
GBrber, of Oregon City. Mr. Horner
expect to have a mill running in about
.two months.
Macksburg
MACKSBURG, April 25. The Red
Cross auxiliary held a very busy and
interesting session at its rooms on
Wednesday, April 17th. A letter from
Dr. H. S. Mount, chairman of the Ore
gon City branch ot the Portland Chap
ter was read by the secretary, said
letter being in recognition of our so
ciety as a regular auxiliary to the Ore
gon City Branch of the Portland Chap
ter of the American Red Cross.
Abundance of new material for work
had been supplied.
A gift of 70 from the Junior Red
Cross of Macksburg was acknowledged
The names of five new member were
reported and their fees receivd. Three
of these members were Bennie, Glenn
and George Hepler, who have set an
example to boys ot their age we would
be pleased to see followed very soon.
A supply ot home work wa pre
pared and given out The ice crjam
festival planned for May 11th was
postponed till late in the season and
the auxiliary adjourned tojneet on
April 24th.
The Mother's club Is to meet the
present week at the home of Mr. Ben
Dreler.
The Little Girls' Sewing circle will
hold Us next session at the home of
Mrs. G. M, Baldwin on Saturday, May
4.
Mr. and Mrs. Will Damm have re
turned to our place from Portland and
are building a home near the Eby
bcLooL
Mrs. Bon Dreler who has been quite
ill is able to be out once more. ,
Twilight
TWILIGHT, April 25. Gospel meet
ings are being held In Twilight hall
every night except Saturday.
The rock crusher will be moved to
another road.
Newport Two surveyors complet
ed for railroad from Alsea to Yaqulna
Bay and prospects for the road look
very bright.
County
Kelso
The fin warm weather here has
given the farmers a chance to finish
plantiug. The grain crop are doing
flue with lots of wheat growing.
Kelso feels proud of her few faith
ful Red Cross worker who meet
every Wednesday la the work room.
Of course this Is a busy farming dis
trict but there are plenty ot women
who ought to come and help make
hospital clothes to save the lite ot
some American soldier. We are also
glad Kelso raised $3,000 tor the
Third Liberty loan but we could
have doubled the amount it the neigh
borhood had done its best.
Eleven of our Kelso boy have en
listed In the Army and Navy: Luther S
Jonsntd. Lewis Jerger. Clyde Harbi
son. John Milan, Will Haley, Leo Can
ning and Nathan Bickford. So far no
boys from Kelso have been drafted.
Emma NeUeland and Caroline i
Goldensop are home on vacation at
present.
Webster Robert of Dover goes In
the Clackamas county draft to Camp
Lewis Thursday. A large crowd ot
young folks and relative called Sun
day to bid him good bye. Birch Rob
erts and family of Portland, floU
Roberts ot Hood River and Mr. Joel
Jarl and family of Kelso and Misses
Lulu and RIKlie Roberts of Sandy
caiied. He has a brothsr. George Rob-
erts. who sailed for France recently. "
Frank Jarl of Portland was calling
on relatives In Kelso Sunday. Lilly
jonsrud also came from Portland to
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OREGON
spend the week end with her parsnts.
R. E. Jarl, our road boss with a
force of men is busy repairing our
rough roads.
Leo Rath of George, was In Kelso
last week and purchased a horse from
Josl Jarl.
Harold Erickson and Vernle Jarl
are members of the Junior Rainbow
Regiment In this neighborhood. Each
sold $100 worth of Baby Bonds.
Our school Is progressing nicely
under the management of Mrs. Louise
Nelson and Miss Yerkes. The term
will close May 20.
Frank Irvin has purchased a new
Dodge auto.
Oswego
OSWEGO, April 25. Mr. and Mrs.
Orce Jones and son Allen, of Portland,
spent Sunday at the home of Mr.
Jones' parents, Mr. and Mrs. I. A.
Jones.
Mrs. Rosotta Headrlck and children,
Lorla, Alice, Clarence, Willis and
Amos, Mr. and Mrs. Grant White, of
Canby, Miss Carl Bethke and son Carl,
Miss Leone Finley, Mr. M. Rief mo
tored to Vancouver barracks Sunday
to spend the day with Mrs. Headlick
sons, Harry and John. A picnic din-
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Town and VULoto U Oregon an
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gketh ef each place, locution,
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ner wa enjoyed by all. Harry and
Johnny leaving the following day for
anotoher camp. Somewhere In the
states.
Mr. and Mrs. L. A. IUthbone, and
daughter, Dorothy, ot Portland, visited
at the home ot Mrs. Ruthborn't par
out s, Mr. and Mrs. Thoniss Foi, Sun
day. Mrs. Otto Larson and children, ot
Astoria, are visiting at the home ot
Mrs. Lumen' parents, Mr. and Mr.
Laun Waldroff, South Oswego.,
ROLEY MONK
Miss Mildred It. Mouk, surprised
her many friend Saturday, when the
Journeyed to Vancouver, Wash., and
was quietly married to Mr. Bennlee L.
Roley, ot Forest Grove. Mis Monk
I the only daughter ot Mr. and Mr.
A. J. Monk. She was born and reared
In Oswego, where the has a host ot
friends who sincerely wish the young
couple much happiness. Mr. Roley was
formerly emptoyed a operator at Os
wego. Rut la now stations! at Forret
Grove as operator lu the sub station.
Miss Monk was formerly assistant
postmistress of this place. Mr. and
Mr. Roley will make their home In
Forest Grove,
Mr. and Mra. John Davis entertained
Mr. Blttler and Mr. Bennett, of the
Signal corps spruce division and sta
tioned at Vancouver barracks, at their
home on Second Street Sunday. Mr.
Doris preparing a big dinner which
was greatly enjoyed by those present,
which dere: Mis La Verne Kuerr,
Miss Adrlana Lewis Miss Alene
Worthington. and Miss Delia Darls,
Mr. Blttle, formerly ot Miss", Mr. Ben
nett formerly of Kentucky; Mr. Leu
nle Doris and'the host and hostess.
The members ot the Oswego Wo-
mens ciuo, entertained a numuer ot
the eoldler of Vancouver barrack, at
the Y. M. C. A. In Portland last Salur-
day evening. A program was ren-j
dered by several of the boys, and also
a number from the different theatres,
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which was thoroughly enjoyed. After
which a wrestling match was staged.
The ladles served light refreshments,
which the boys appreciate.
LITTLE MISS CELEBRATES BIRTH
DAY. Little Miss Francl Halne celebrat
ed her seventh birthday at the home
of her parents, Mr. and Mr. Gilbert
Haines, on A avenue. A number of lit
tle tots Joined in the games and little
folks dances. Mrs. Clifford Johnson
and Mrs. Carl Bethke assisting Mr.
Haines in serving refreshments, which
consisted of fruit punch, ice cream and
cake. Those present were, Margone
Nelghtman, Audrey Cllne, Mary and
Patricia Newlands, Margaret Elliot,
Agnes Todd, Betty and Jane Munick,
Patricia Williams, Carl Bethke, Jr.,
Gilbert Haines, Jr., Arno Vose, John
and Ralph Haines, George Montgom
ery and the little hostess, Francis
Haines. Mrs. Earl WilllamB, Mrs.
C. A. Bethke, Mrs. Clifford Johnson
and small son, David, and Mr. and Mrs.
Gilbert Haines. The hour between
3 and 6 were happily spent, and will
be long long remembered by the little
ones.
Eagle Creek
Eagle Creek, April 24. Mrs. R. B.
Gibson was an Estacada Visitor last
Tuesday.
The Upper Eagle Crsek Red Cross
Unit met at headquarter last Wed
nesday, set a quilt together, put in
the frame and It Is now ready to
quilt, after which Is will be sold to
sacure funds to carry on the Red
Cross work.
Roy Douglass has a new car, trad-
tng hi old ear on a new later model
Chevrolet
Owing to the fine Weather there
were only 31 patron out to Eagle
Creek Grange last Saturday. But a
very pleasant lime was ipent by thus
present. Mrs. S. E. Kates and Mr.
Phillip told the patrons something
about prohibition, the program being
short on account of having quite a
bit of work to do. One candidate,
Mr. H. C. Glover, being Initiated In
the third and fourth degree.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Kwlng. of
Sprlngwater, were Grange visitor
Saturday.
Mr. II. 8. Jonc nnd Mis Helen
Reed spent the week-end with the
former' mother, Mr. Viol Douglas
Mlsee Elsie and Athleon lltuhm, o(
Oregon City, were jntertutn-nl at the
home of Roy Douglas Sunday.
Several rrom this neighborhood at'
tended the high school play at the
Estacada High School auditorium lust
Friday evening.
Logan
LOGAN. April 83. Lower Ugan
school will have a basket (oclal and
entertainment Saturday evening, April
27th. Mis Singleton will give read
ing. Mr. John Ross, who has beeon very
111 the past week, la Improving lowly.
Thl Is supposed to be a case of pott
onin, from corn meal.
Charles, the little son of Mr. and
Mrs. Henry Kohl, drank some formal
dehyde solution, but prompt action
saved the child.
The Red Cross dance given at the
Grange hall Saturday night was a
v;ry pleasant affair, quite a large
crowd In attendance. Hut on looking
of ted Vrmn Thtr,. dolmr,
think it was a musician' benefit. Iu
for music for a cause of that kind Is
"pretty steep'. Th auxiliary served
a cafeteria supper with hot coffee,
from which $26.00 was realUed. Af-
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ter all expenses are paid about $36.00
will go to the auxiliary.
Patriotic speaking at the hall Fri
day evening, April 20.
In a letter to the home folks, Carl
A. Klrchem says he Is in the 37th
Balloon Co., Camp John Wise, San
Antonio, Texas. The 37th being a
reserve company of supply and trans
portation. H: is well pleased with
the signal service. Said he was Act
ing Sergeant for Interior guard that
day, a nail keg as office chair nnd a
dry goods box for a desk. Is longing
to get out of Texas.
TIb significant to note the declara
tion of some of our candidates on
some matter. Sometimes a "stitch
two of the contending s3ctions where
In time saves nine." Why not fix the
road, the connecting link 'between
two of the contending sections where
county division has caused a faction
al feeling to exist. Tiny have dono
their part, the road Is good on tho
other side, all the way to the Barton
bridge. Just a short dlotance on this
side, if fixed, would give them a good
road to either Oregon City or Port-
land. This is no time to stir up any-
thing like county division. If some of
the candidates think they are "greas-
lng a skid road,, to Salem may realize
the error later. Let us strive for a
unity of purpose, that the one big
problem before us, winning the war,
may find us all unitedly working to-
gether with that object In view,
WASHINGTON, April 22. t
President Wilson today signed
$ the bill extending provisions of
3 the espionage act to women, and
requiring registration of women
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Oak Grove
OAK GROVE. April 85.-L, A. Dul
lard went salmon Milim for voral
day wlthovit luck, but retprned to
day with a small flah.
Some vandal threw a rook breaking
one of the large "tore window In the
Warren block Monday night.
Mr. and Mr, Tom Taylor have
moved from the W, R. Allen houa
on the River roiul to the Derry Iuiiko
on Center street. Th Allen property
hn ben old and (he new owner will
anon tnnvo In,
George Derry' two children are
routined to the horn with measlo.
Then. Worthlnnlon, Jr., came home
from Trlndle, Wash., Sunday and
went to Otwego lo visit hi grand,
mother, Mr. O. Prion, bvfore he
leave for the Navy and training
ramp.
The poNtofMre hn sold (025.00
worth ot Thrift stamp o fur tlila
month.
Remember the motion plrtur' Fri
ll fry night. k
Mr. and Mr. It, K, Harder are the
proud parent of a baby girl, born
April Id ut the Good Saiunrltlun hog
pltat In rortlnnd. Mother and baby
doing nicely.
Mr. and Mr. Hubert ltradahaw
(Ktlilyn Itl-ley), of The Dalles, are
b lng congratulated on the birth of a
son the early part of March. Mr,
lilaley visited at the homo ot her
OjiUKhter during her alrknea.
Mr. A. C. Jepaen I Hlt k In a hos
pital In Portland.
Mrs. Charles Hlgham la very 111 al
her homo h n. Mr, Wetxler of Hills
lioro, lu-r dniiKhler, la with her mother.
Grandma Itorxuii 1h unite poorly
nnd Is routined lo htr home.
Margaret, dauuliter of Mr. and Wt
Itothe. I very tick.
ICverett Roblnnott went llahlng on
the Dearhutte Ulver Saturday and
returued home Sunday nWlit with
line tot ot trout.
Mr. Kverott Roblunett tut the
weik-'nd at Suoliane. Wash.
Mr. and Mra. Jim Tliotnimoii ot
Hlllalion), are visiting Mra, Thomp
son slater, Mr. 0. A. Kinder and
family.
Mrs. Jcaitle lileaaon baa rented her
homo to Mr. and Mrs. Fred (iatipiuan
llUusie VliiKlnal of Portland, and
gone to Hood KIv.t to iiul the aiiiu
mer with her daughter, Mrs. Hloddou
Curl WuhlHtom, tirpliew of Mr.
Carhiulst. went tlshtng Monday nnd
landed a it pound Minion.
The members of the family of T.
R. Worthington, Sr., gathered Wed
nudity evening and gave a party In
honor of hi son, Theo., who leaves
for Camp Lewi this week. A number
of the relative came ovi-r from Os
wego. Richard, serotid sou of Mr. and
Mr. Charles It. Vosburg. ot Who -ler,
formerly ot Oak Grove, passed away
Friday afternoon at i o'clock. He was
only confined to hi bed twenty four
hours. Ho wa 8 year, 4 mouth and
IS day old. The fiinerul ervice w.tc
held at the cemetery in Nohalem. The
floral offcrliiKs were many and beauti
ful. Th family ha the heart rll sym
pathy of thl community, In their be
reavmcnt. Estacada
ESTACADA, April 25.-P. M. Wag
ner, aft,or almost entirely recovering
from mumps, was threatened with
pneumonia the latter part of last week
and has been quite 111 again.
Miss Lois Rlihman, who la teaching
near Aurora, epnt the weekend at
the W. J. Moore homo.
Mr. and Mr. Tom Raybourn came
down from the mountain and ipent
the weekend at the Clyde Shock
I home. '
Mr. Teo. Ahlburg acted a "hello"
girl at the central office Saturday
while Mis Glady Townend visited
In Oregon City and Portland.
Julius Krleger ha bought the Dr.
Adlx residence property on Estacada
Heights, now being occupied by A. L.
Lass well. Consideration $1500.
Mr. and Mra. Miles Standish came
out from Portland Saturday and re
mained guest at the home of their
brother, R. M. Standish, until Sunday
afternoon.
The three-act comedy, 'Molly'
Way," a given by the Estacada high
school student, lust Friday night, was
a great success. A large and appreel
atlve audience greeted the player
and applause for their effort wa not
lacking. The net proceeds amounted
to $58.
The talk In behalf of the Armenian
orphans, which was to have been giv
en by Prof. H. K. Wlngate of Talas
Turkey, Monday evening at the audi
torlum, did not materialize, as the
locturer wa detained by illness. How
ever, a Mr. HunHaker, of Portland,
wa appointed to fill his place, and the
subject wa well explained.
A car load of machinery and fixtures
for the new mill at Oarflold arrived
this week and is being hauled to Its
domination.
Mayor Lovelace succeeded In get
ting some boy to climb to the top
of the tower on the city hall last Sat
urday, and remove tho old flag that
wa torn to a rag, repluclng tho same
with a beautiful new flag.
'Mrs. F. B. Guthrie and little son ar
rived from Salem last week to make
an Indefinite visit at the home of her
mother and brother. Mr. Guthrie Is
now engaged In the Y. M. C. A. work
at Kelly Field, Texas.
Walden Boyle, the ten-year-old son
! of Mrs. Mayme Boyle, wa taken to St,
Vincent's hospital In Portland Satur
day, where he underwent a mastoid
operation. Ho Is getting along nicely
and will be able to come home in a
few days.
j A beuutlful honor flag adorn the
window at the Estacada State Bank
and everybody Is proud of it. This
-district's quota was $11,000 and oyer
$25,000 has been subscribed for liberty
; bonds and a blue star should be added
to the flag for having doubled its
quota. Subscriptions are still coming
ill.
The celebration of the winning of
tne nonor flag Is to take place this Fri
day afternoon with band music and
S speaking.
street Commissioner Page and the
, property owners on Broadway "got
bu8y" thlB week and c,eaned th Ped
street from dirt and rubbish. ThlB
should be only th beginning ot th
clean up spirit In our llttl city.
Th rlvlo club meeting Tuesday af
ternoon had good, attendance and
proved very Interesting, as Ml Park
er ot the 0. A. C, wa present anil
gave a talk on food conservation.
About thirty friend of Mr. and Mr.
A. L, Lasawell urprlsd the young
couple Tuesday night, It being their
flmt wedding anniversary. A short
time wa spent at lha Lawtl home
and then all repaired to th B, W.
tlartlott home where s sumptuous sup
per wa served and the couple pre
sented with beautiful dish a me
mento ot th occasion.
A daughter wa bora to Mr. and
Mr. Harold Nixon, of Garfield, th
18th Inst, Mr, Nixon I In the Good
Samaritan hospital In Portland but
expected to be well enough to com
home next Monday.
Mr, nnd Mr. N. L. Laurvy returned
Sunday from a few day visit In Port
land. Ml Leila How cam from Aurora
Saturday evening to mak a brief visit
with horn folks, returning Sunday,
Mia RUabelh Hold of Gartleld, who
wa unable to letch on account ot III
neia, haa-recovered and I axaln doing
duty at the Tracy school.
Phil Standlah arrived Friday from
California where he ha been engaged
In clerical work at the cantonment at
Menlo Park, and I on a few day fur
lough before going "over there." He
haa eullated aa truck driver.
There wa a bad lire In the vicinity
ot Sprlngwater lant Saturday which
for a time wa thought to prove quite
dlaaatrou. but through the heroic -effort
of a large number ot people In
that vicinity, the blaxe wa finally
gotten under control. Qultte a number
of fires on the hill aoutheaat ot Kta
catla during the past few day, have
been burning In the timber, mt with
no bad result.
DiedAt her home In Katacad.
after a short alrkneas, Mr. John
Tracy, aged 73 year. And thu an
other old settler baa been called twin
thl vicinity. Mr. Tracy came to Ore
gon over 40 year ago. She waa born
In Indiana and married to John Tracy
in 1805. Six children are left to mourn
and a number of grandchildren, Mr.
Tracy died three year ago. The chil
dren are, Harrison and Norman Tracy,
Mr. George DoShields, Mr. Frank
Thomas, Mra. Edgar Hryple, and Mra.
D. M. Marshall. Funeral service will
be held Friday with Walter Given of
ficiating and the Rebekah will have
charge of the rite at the grave. Mr.
Tracy wa woman beloved by every
body and the entire community ex
tends condolence lo the eorrowlng rel
ative. Barlow
HARLOW, April 25. The Service
Flan for our boys was cledlrnt'd Sun
day. The wr-ather was Ideal fur the
occasion and a lame crowd wa pre-
nt. Judge Dlmlck. of Orngnn City.
gave an excellent patriotic talk
which was well received. Mr. Ausre
having the find son who enlisted, had
the honor of unfurling the fin;. Mm.
Hay and Mr. Landswlck' ton
were next to enlist and t Mr, l.und
swlik' request Mr. Hay located
the star as names w:re read. A
shurt but Interest lug program was
rendered. The nixllence mnnhed to
the fountain where Amerlcn wa
sumr, the flim raised and the riaic
salute given, The boy for whom the
flag wa raised are Albert Ausre, Lei
Hay. Clarence Landswlck. Henry
Howe, Chiter Oathout, Cecil Hon,
HJttlmer Erlckson, Io Harding and
Frank Zellniiky, all enlisting from
thl school dlBtrlct and nine atar are
on the flag Instead of four a flrst
stated.
Mr. E. G. Wait haa bought Mr.
Hanson' place. Mrs. Walt fnlher,
Mr. MIII.t. and niece, Mis Iluzcl Mil
ler, are with her.
The Bartow boy played bnll with
the Whiskey Hill boys Friday with
a coro of 14 to 12 In favor ot our
boy. The Harlow player wore, Lylo
Pennell, Lloyd Zlegli-r, Rolmrt Fre
maym Win. Zelgler, Hennle Zelglor,
and Freddie Lefler.
Miss Theollno Larson bus b icn suf
fering with the mump the lust week,
while our postmistress bus had the
Liberty mcaBle and neurallalu.
Mrs. Wrolstud of Yoder visited hur
mother the past week.
MIhs Irene Wurfol who haa been 111
I In Portland and la Improving. Mr.
and Mrs. Wurfol spent the day In Port
land with Irene Sunday.
Alva and James Andrus have gone
to Hood River. There will be a patri
otic meeting In the school house Fri
day nignt with two good speaker
present.
Mr. and Mr. Arthur Giddlngs, of
Portland visited their relatives here
Sunday.
Mis Gladys Ashford, of McMlnnvllle
is visiting her undo, Percy Ashford.
Mrs. Lena Bond Young vlalted in
Portland from Sunduy until Tuesday
evening.
R. E. Irwin received the new of hi
nephew, Walter Irwin, having both
logs broken In the wreck near Glen
dale Sunday night. Walter waa fire
man on tho engine.
Two hundred and forty-ono War
Savings Stamp and 112 thrift stamps
havo been sold through the Barlow
post office since January amounting
to $1020,65.
Linn's Old Mill
LINN'S OLD MILL, April 25. An
na Margaret Stewart arrived at the
home of Mr. and Mrs. B. R Stowart
April 20, at twelve fifteen a. m.
and at 8 o'clock A. M April 20th
bought a war savings stamp and Join
od the Junior Red Cross.
Mr. and Mrs. Wivlton Puttlson, Jr.,
have moved to Oregon City.
Mrs. Walton Pattlson, Sr.,-has beon
quite sick.
Miss Rota Reese was called to
Arizona on account of a death of a
relative.
Basket social ut Dint. 21 postponed
from April 20th to April 27th. Liter
ary program, proceed to buy war
stamps.