nMiWON CITY F.NTRT?IMHNF. FRIDAY. MARCH 14, 1919.
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Newsy Briers rrom
All Over the County
Oak Grove
Dr. Burrows, whose home has been
In Ontario since he left here over
two years ago. Is here on a visit with
his daughter, Miss Clayton Burrows,
near Courtney road.
Mre.. V. G. Benvte has been appoint
ed postmistress and Mrs. George Dav
enport assistant
The Oak Grove-Milwaukle Social
Service club met Thursday afternoon
with Mrs. F. A. Brown at the Irving
ton apartments, 6S9 Irving street.
Portland. Mrs. Russell Davenport was
chairman and Miss Anna Arnold,
principal of the girls' po'ytechntc
school, spoke on "Special Values of
Home Economics."
Mr. and Mrs. A. P. Link and faro-
' lly moved from the Burrow property
to the Vosberg house on Railroad ave
nue.
John B. Wheeler and family moved
to Portland last month from the Vos
burg house.
Mrs. Mildred Rankin, who has been
In Camas, Wash., with her father, all
winter, has returned and is living
with her mother, Mrs. Eva Evans, on
the River road.
E. D. Olds has gone to Goldendale
to work on his roads contract
The district convention of the Re
bekah lodge will meet in Milwaukie
all days Thursday, March 20, and
special work wil be put on In the ev
ening. A delegation will go from here.
The Oak Grove school base ball
team defeated the Concord team Fri
day afternoon on the school grounds
here.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Vosburg of
Wheeler, formerly of Oak Grove, are
the proud parents of twins a boy and
a girl born March 6. They are the
grandchildren of Mr. and Mrs. J. L.
Vosburg of Wheeler.
The Parent-Teachers association
will meet Friday at the school assem
bly room at 3 o'clock. A speaker from
Portland wil be present and will ad
dress the ladies after a short business
session and the school children will
sing selections. All mothers are in
vited to attend.
Rer. J. J. Patton spoke at the Meth
odist church in Oregon City last Sun
day evening.
Charlie Worthiht Is at his father's
home on the Oatfield road and is very
sick with a case of quinsey.
Mr. and Mrs. Oiler ana two children,
Dot and baby brother, are visiting
Mrs. Ollar'a parents, Mr. and Mrs.
J. H. Ri'ey, of Castle Rock, Wash.
Jack Waldron and Everett Patton,
who have been suffering for several
days witn tonsilitJs are much improv
ed. A large crowd gathered in the
Community church last Sunday even
ing to hear the "Centenary Team" of
"Minute Men" from the Oregon City
Methodist church.
Rev. W. R. Allen received a letter
during the week from his son in Kan
sas, telling of the terrible blizzards
raging there, and how his granddaugh
ter had her feet badly frosted by be-:
coming lost in the midst of blinding
snow while returning from school.
A number of women incidentally!
cal'ed at the same time on Mrs. J. A.
Goodell Tuesday evening to express
their regrets that she and her daugh
ter Margaret are to soon depart for
Texas.
Rev. W. R. Allen will speak at eight
o'clock Sunday evening in the Com
munity church. Rev. Allen was for
many years a minister in the middle
"West
Rev. J. J. Patton of the Community
church, will give a steoreoptlcon Il
lustrated address on Alaska in St
Johns church of Portland, next Sun
day night.
Mrs. Ralph Charlton and baby of
Portland, is visiting her grand par
nts, Mr. and Mrs. Riley, also her
father and mother, Mr. and Mrs. Oi
ler, of Castle Rock, Wash.
The Parent-Teachers association is
planning an entertainment in April.
Hot lunches are furnished the chil
dren every day by a committee. The
teachers also assist with the work.
Mrs. Ernest Nears father and sister
from near Clackamas, visited her last
week for a few days.
Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Ccderson enter
tained Rev. DeLong at dinner last
Sunday.
Miss Stoffer, the eleventh grade
teacher In our schoo', ws a Portland
visitor Wednesday tvenlng.
Mr. Llutnn of Chase & Linton, Ore
gon City, was here Wednesday after
noon on business
Mrs. J H Graham is on the sick
list.
Mrs. Jrfhn Smith of Huber Station,
went home Saturday with Mr. Smith.
Mrs. Smith has been staying v.lth
Mi 8. Gelisple for a week.
of their parents, Mr. and Mrs. II. D.
Say.
The Parent-Teacher association held
a meeting in the school house on Fri
day afternoon at tho close of school.
A bouncing baby boy arrived lit the
home of Mr. and Mrs. Harry J oat, on
Saturday, March 1, consequently Mr.
Jost is walking around with his head
well up in the air.
A Teachers' institute will be held at
Wilsonvllle Saturday, March 15, begin
ning at 10 o'clock. Lunch will be ser
ved at noon, by the members of the
P. T. A, and the money obtained
therefrom, will be used to banquet
our returned sailors and soldiers In
the near future. A splendid program
will be given and it Is expected that
State Superintendent Churchill will be
present, and detiver an address. Every
one is cordially Invited.
The basket social given by the
Ladies Aid society of the M. E. church
last week, was well attended and the
sum of $59 was raised from the sale
of baskets and candy.
Shubel
Wilsonville
WTLSONVILLE, March 13 Mr. and
Mrs. Wm. Ridder went to Portland
Friday .
A. A. Wood was a Portland visitor
Friday.
Quite a number of our village folks
attended the dinner given by the
grange at Sherwood, on Saturday,
March 1, given in honor of the re
turned soldiers and sailors, who have
boen fighting for our country.
Reed Graham and daughter Helen,
were in Portland, Saturday.
Mr. and Mrs. Harold Say, visited the
home folks, during the week, and left
on Friday for Eugene, where they will
reside.
Mrs. Aubrey Wood and daughter,
Audrey, spent Saturday in Portland.
Mrs. Wm. Turner, left on Friday for
Portland, after making a visit at the
home of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Ed.
Baker. -
Misses Clarie, Virginia and Eleanor
Say, spent the week-end at the home
SHUBEL, March 13. A boy was
born to Mr. and Mrs. Moser. last Sat
urday, March 8.
Mr. and Mrs. Smith and daughter,
Irene, went to Portland last Monday
on business.
Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Herman of Bea
ver Creek visited with Mr. and Mrs.
Frank Grossmiller last Sunday.
It does look as though we are about
to have our H-mile of almost Impas
sable road again planked. Thanks
mainly to the volunteer work of our
best citlsens.
Last Sunday Mr. and Mrs. Bentley
went to visit her mother near New
Era in honor of her mother's birthday.
During the school days, Mrs. Wm.
Moehnke and little daughter, Marguer
ite boards at her mothers, Mrs. Mich
ael Moehnke.
Macksburg
MACKSBPRO, March IS. With
deep regret we record the death of
Miss EInora Miller whoso Illness was
mentioned in a recent issue of the
j Enterprise. Miss Miller was most
highly esteemed and greatly beloved
in our community. Her early death
' has cast a shadow over the entire
neighborhood which time only can re
I move. The last year of her life until
late in the summer was spent at An
derson, Indiana, where she had taken
a position in the publishing house of
The Gospel Trumpet company. - In
mid summer Miss Miller was taken ill
with typhoid fever. Her mother was
sent. for and as soon as EInora was
able to be moved they came home.
Here she gained so rapidly that in a
few weeks she seemed as well as she
I had ever been. Snlnal menlnrltla imn
developed and never relaxed its hold
till her life came to Its end. A large
concourse of neighbors and friends
gathered at the home on Friday morn
ing and after a short impressive ser
vice accompanied the family to the
Zlon tabernacle where following the
funeral service the burial In Zlon cem
etery took place. We wish to convey
through this paper most heartfelt sym
pathy to the parents, brothers and sis
ters of Miss Miller in their irreparable
loss.
The Red Cross auxiliary will omit
its regular meeting the present week
owing to no new material for work
having been received.
The Mother's club Is to meet for an
mother, Mrs. Verna Dallas being thotr
daughter.
Miss Lera Babler Is staying at T. K.
Anderson's at present.
Creamery patrons received 89o per
pound for butter fat for February.
George Hodder, Jr., visited his par
ents here this week, while enroute to
California, to assume the duties of hla
former position. He recently received
his discharge at Camp Lewis and Is a
lute arrival from France. He was
nassed and was in a hospital a long
time. "
Everybody attend the next meeting
of the Harding grange, as the leeturo
I hour will be In charge of County Agent
U. G. Scott and the Homo Economies
demonstrator. Come, get acquainted.
Eagle Creek
Oswego
OSWEGO, March 13. Mr. and Mrs.
Jim Cook have rented their farm and
have moved to Oswego, where they
expect to live for a while.
Mrs. Fred Sloan, who recently lost
her husband, has gone with her two
children to Newberg to stay with Mr.
Sloan's parents for a while.
Geo. Cline, who has been ill for the
past week or so is now able to resume
work again.
The Oswego Woman's club served
hot lunch for the school children last
Thursday. Mrs. Geo. Pettenger, Mrs.
J. L. Davis and Mrs. A K. Willson be
ing the hostesses for the day. Next
Thursday Mrs. Newlands and Mrs. P.
H. Jarisch and Mrs. George Bullock
will serve.
Mr. MacDonald has sold bis place in
South Oswego to Mr. and Mrs. Ken
nedy, who have moved in this week.
Mr. Kennedy works in the Vancouver
ship yards.
Mrs. Ed Chuck has left for a trip to
visit her old home and relatives in
Ohio for a few weeks.
A very pleasant card party was
spent at the home of Dr. and Mrs. A.
J. Rosseter, Saturday evening. A
dainty lunch was served. The evening
was spent in playing five hundred.
Those present were Mrs. and Mr. Ira
Jones, Mr. and Mrs. King, Mrs. and
Mr. Grundy, Mrs. Smith, Mr. and Mrs.
Charles Clinkenbeard and Mr. and
Mrs. J. L. Davis.
The Ladles Aid held their first meet
ing of the year at the home of Mrs.
Pruns last Thursday. Quite a number
were present. It is hoped to continue
the meetings for a while as there is
lots of work to do and as the influenza
was so bad they had not met for some
time.
Mr. and Mrs. Creagels children who
have been sick for same time are now
improving.
Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Harben were Os
wego visitors Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Jim Ziveny are the
proud parents of a baby boy, born last
Saturday night.
Qarkes
CLARKES, MARCH 13. Mr. and
Mrs. T. Mooney and Mr. and Mrs. Will
Johnston have each received a tele
gram from their son's stating they had
landed safe in New York from over
seas. A. C. Sweeny left on Tuesday for
Freewater, being summoned to the
bedside of his little boy, who was dan
gerously 111.
Mrs. John Young returned on Wed
nesday, after a visit of a week with
her sister in Pendleton.
Mr. and Mrs. J. E. Chandler, during
the month of March, will be at the
home of their daughter, Mrs. Blain
Jackson, of Multnomah Addition, Port
land, where Mr. Chandler is employed
building a garage.
Private Harold Dore arrived home
on Monday from overseas-service, af
ter a furlough of 10 days, he will be
stationed at Fort Stevens.
Little Pearl Shaffer was operated
upon for appendicitis on Monday at
the Oretron City hospital, and is re
covering rapidly.
Mrs. M. C. Hayward returned Sun
day to her daughters home here after
two months' visit with her son in
Portland.
Thomas Allen Is the house guest of
James Johnson. Mr. Johnson is able
to be out agMn, after a serious Illness
of several weeks. '
Mrs. Susie Herrinrton is slowly re
covering from a fractured rib sustain
ed in a fall.
Mrs. Hannah Turk, formerly Mrs. E.
C. Chapman, at one time a resident of
Clackamas but now of Timber, Ore-
ermi, was visiting old friends here on
Monday
EAGLE CREEK, March 13 Mr. and
Mrs. Ray Woodle and son Leslie, Mr.
and Mrs. Will Douglas and Mr. and
Mrs. R. B. Gibson visited with Mr.
and Mrs. J. P. Woodle last Tuesday
evening.
Mr. and Mrs. Roy Douglass made a
trip to Portland last Tuesday.
Mr. and Mrs. Claude Sersanous, of
Soil wood, were the guests of Mr. and
Mrs. E. Naylor last Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. R. B. Gibson were Ea
tacada visitors Monday.
B. F. Cogswell was in Estacada Mon
day. Mr. Alloway, of Oregon City, was at
U. S. Gibson's Sunday to visit his son,
Henry, who is living with Mr. Gibson.
E. Naylor was an Estacada visitor
the first of the week.
Roy Douglass and family motored to
Logan Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Guy Wilcox ,of Esta
cada, were the dinner guests of H. S.
Gibson on last Friday.
Meadowbrook
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uMiamii, rrvuuiu una uiH'n in rraucv
over a year.
Chas. Blosser of Hubbard, visited
his stater, Mrs. Stowe Sunday. Mr.
nioHsnn recently arrived home from
France.
Mr. and Mrs. Larson have returned
here to make their future home. Af
ter and absence of seven months at
. Vador, WuahliiKton.
j Mr. King Is very 111 with heart
trouble.
Mr. Wurfol drove his car to Oregon
City Monday, where he took Mrs, Julm
eth to the hospital.
Mr. Porter has moved his family in
to Mrs. Attvrbury's house.
Tho Indies of the Red Cross have a
quilt on which they are quilting tor the
Red Cross fund, We have another
quilt nearly ready tor the frames, An
all day meeting is held each Thursday.
Lunch Is served at noou and the day Is
enjoyed by those present
Mr, and Mrs. Jensen of Portland, vjs
Ited Mrs. Jensen's parents, Mr. and
Mrs. Erlckson.
Mrs. Vlra Tull Noson and Mrs. Shop
hard were visiting Buddy Tull and fam
ily last week.
MEADOWBROOK, March lS.-Ivan
Upper Garfield
UPPER GARFIELD, March 13-Mr.
Bohrer, while returning from Estaca
da with a load of hay, had the misfor
tune of losing a horse, when an old
snag near the roadside fell and struck
the animal across the back. Luckily,
Mr. Bohrer escaped Injury.
Mrs. Charity Rawlins was called to
the bedside of her daughter, Mrs.
Kronenberg of Greshajn, on account of
the serious Illness of the latter.
Mr. Ames, the government hunter,
on a recent hunting trip in this district
killed several wild cats, and a large
she bear. The she bear had one cub
which Mr. Ames brought home alive.
Many loads of potatoes have been
shipped from this district the past
week."
Richard Davis has been confined to
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MARMOT BOY WELCOMED HOME.
Henry Ten Kyck, who saw eight
mouths overseas duty, returned home
lust Frlduy, and Saturday evening waa
given a welcoming party at the homo
of his parents, Mr, and Mm, 11. Ten
Kyi'k. Covers were luld for eighteen
and the bounteous feast was etijoyad
by all.
There were 3200 on his whip going
over and the men were crowded to tho
point of discomfort, but conditions on
the return voyage wore much im
proved, there being only 1700 on
board. They were lost two days In a
storm, but landed at New York, Febru-'
ary 11, with Henry weighing H pounds
more than he did whim ha went Into
the service.
SCHOOL RECEPTION.
The lights were bright in Melnlg's
hall last Friday evening, and the scene
was gay, because the freshmen were
giving a reception to the upper class
men, and about fifty invited guests.
Games, dancing, music, doughnuts
and punch wore enjoyed by all,
ILLUSTRATED "LECTURE HERE.
The illustrated lecture on Yellow
stone Park by Rev, B. C. Alford, which
was advertised for two weeks ago was
postponed, but will bo given Friday
evening in the M. K. church. This
promises to be Interesting and Instructive.
ALASKA MAN VISITS SANDY.
Hugo Ungenfrorn, a brother-in-law
of Mrs. Junker, was a guest at the
Junker home last week. Mr. linden
from, which being translated, means
"not freeslng," halls from .Skagway,
but Is down for a few months looking
after property interests in Portland
and Seaside.
SERIOUS ACCIDENT AT MILL.
Mr. Longwell, of Estacada, met with
serious Injuries Tuesday while work
ing In the chute at Nelson and Jarl's
mill. A large timber struck him with
such force that one, and possibly both,
ankles were broken and other Injur
ies were sustained.
WELL KNOWN PARM SOLD.
The old Donaahue place, off the Bluff
Roada, waa sold last week to Mr. Lilly,
of Forest Grove, who took possession
last Sunday. The place contains 80
acres 35 of which are under the plow, i
The deal was made through the Forest
Grove Bank. I
Mr, Burnett, who has rented the
pluvo for a number of years, has not
yet decided where ho will locale.
LOCALS.
Madames Welch and Kaubkm and
Mis Naomi Faublou, of Welches, wors
called to the home of Thos. llrowu on
tho Base Line road last wonk, on ao
couut of the nerloui Illness of Mrs,
Brown, who was formerly Miss Anita
Fuublon. Mrs. Brown has so far re
covered, however, that her family re
turned home Tueaday,
Funeral service for Edward Hoff
man, son of Mr. and L. IS. Hoffman,
were held In the Lutheran church lust
Sunday, Rev. Fred Dobbcrfuhl officiat
ing. Miss Hps Ten Ryck, who is teach
ing at Mullno, accompanied by Mrs.
Fred Horner and children of that
place, were week-end guests at the
Ten Kyck home on the Uldga, where
tbey came to swell the welcoming
party given Henry Ton Kyok last Fri
day and Saturday veiling.
Commutes dance the 15th. Good
music, good floor, good eats, good time
for everybody,
Jean Proctor, of Cottroll, spent tho
weekend with Hasal Users and
Frances Molnlg.
Raymond Murray, of Cherryvllle,
who has been working In the shipyard
In Portland, broke the third finger on
his right hand, and will be at boms tor
a few day. ,
Ernest Hart, of Chorryvlllo, was In
Sandy Tuesday.
M, U Deaton and family, of Portland
were guests at the Hoffman boms last
week.
Mr. Olmstead spoke at the school
Tuesday on Industrial club work.
Mr. and Mrs. Fred L. Proctor and
daughter, Arlntha, were Sunday gueat
at the bono of Mrs. Proctor's mother,
Mrs. Layman at Cottrelt.
Adolf Asrhoff. of Marmot, spent
Tuesday night at the Melnlg home.
Madame Scales and Esson wers
Portland visitors Tuesday.
Henry Kamp and wife, of Portland,
are domiciled In the Shelley bungalow.
Mr. C. D. Purcell cams out from
Portland Sunday and returned Tues
dsy afternoon. He reports Mrs. Pur
cell as being little Improved.
The dairy school hold In the I. O. O.
F. hall. March 11th and 12th was well
attended.
Mrs. J. Dixon and daughters, Haiel
and Dorothy, are visiting in Portland
for a few days.
MOTHERS
Should see that the whole family take
at least 3 or 4 doses of a thoro. purify
ing, system cleaning medicine this
spring. Now Is the time. The Amity
will be healthier, happier, and get
along better If the blood is given a
thoro purifying, the stomsch and
bowels cleaned out, and tba germs of
Winter, accumulated in the system,
driven away. Holllster'a Rocky Moun
tain Tea Is one of ths very best and
surest Spring medicines to take. Get
It and see the difference In the whols
family. Their color will bs better,
they'll feel fine and be well and happy.
Huntley Drug Co. Adv.
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Trusses
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Of course the quality of
material and good work
' manship have much to do
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but the most esseniial
feature is fit. We can fit
trusses perfectly because
we have a wonderful assortment of all kinds
from which to select.
Trusses have long been a specialty with us and
we thoroughly understand scientific fitting.
Remember, therefore, that we sell good trusses
at right prices and give a valuable service gratis.
COME IN AND HAVE A TRUSS TALK
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Oregon City, Oregon
all-day session on March 13th, at the
home of Miss Henry Hatch.
Everywhere are to be seen the boys
in army khaki or in the sailor suits
and white caps of the navy. They
have all come home showing the
wholesome abundant fare of the army
camp and greatly improved by the up
right carriage and courteous manner
acquired in army drill.
Logan
LOGAN, March 13. M. H. Riebhoff
has sold his home property to a Mr.
Ellis. He expects to go to California
for the present and later visit a broth
er In Iowa.
Mr. Roberts is reported as having
sold his farm and also received a tract
of land in Eastern Oregon in the deaL
Wilford Hutchins has gone to the
Deschutes country to try his luck and
has bought a ranch there. Mrs.
Hutchins leaves this week to visit
her son at his new home.
Miss Iva 8prague and Arthur Ras
mussen were married Saturday at
home in Portland. Miss Sprague is
the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. J.
Sprague of Arthur's Prairie.
The dance at the Grange hall Satur
day night was a success both socially
and financially. All had a good time.
This being the fist dance here for a
long time It was well patronized.
Bert Corless and family have moved
to Oregon City for the present. Sorry
to lose them, but wish them success.
Mr. and Mrs. John Holcomb of
Baker's Bridge are "all smiles now" as
a little granddaughter made her ap
pearance there the past week. The
Warren, the Infant son of Mr. and
Mrs. Fred Creason, who recently
moved here from Oregon City, died
Tuesday, March 11th, of pneumonia,
aged five weeks. The baby leaves to
mourn its loss his father and mother,
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Creason, sister, An
toinette, two brothers, Jack and Guy.
The funeral service were held in Ore
gon City, Wednesday. The commun
ity extends Its sympathy to the be
reaved family.
Miss Ruth Chindgren is ill, at her
home this week.
Hazel Larklns, who Is staying with
Mrs. McCord, spent Sunday at home.
Mrs. Fred Horner and sons, David
and Howard, and Rose Ten Eyck spent
the week-end In Portland. Miss Ten
Eyck went on to see her brother,
Henry, who has returned from over
sea duty.
Edgar Horner and Amos Millard
made a business trip to Vancouver
Thursday.
A. L. Larkins and family, Mr. and
Mrs. Arthur Orem, Robert and Glen
Orem Visited at I. O. Orems, of Cedar
dale Sunday.
his home for several days on account
of illness.
Recent rainfall here made the roads
almost impassable In this district.
Matt Andersen has been on the sick
list for a week or more.
The grange held one of their usual
meetings last Saturday. Afterward
followed a very Interesting program.
The Garfield Country club held one
of its successful dances Saturday.
Miss Myrtle Schuman spent the
week-end in Portland with her mother.
Captain and Mrs. Swackhamer spent
a week at Log La Barre. The captain
returned from France recently.
Barlow
BARLOW, March 13. Mrs. Bertie
sen's son, Carl Hornquist, , visited her
last week, while on his way home to
Idahao, after being honorably dis
charged from the service at Camp
Lewis. Mr. Hornquist Is the father of
a little son, whom he had not seen
when he was here.
Fred Rodby arrived in Portland Fri
day with the engineers of the 41st
Mountain Road
MOUNTAIN ROAD, March 13. A
surprise party was given Mrs. John
Kaiser last Wednesday In honor of
her bjrthday.
Miss Grace Shuebel spent the week
end at her home.
Mr. and Mrs. John Kaiser spent a
few days In Portland last week.
Mr. and Mrs. Earl Tiedman wers
Oregon City visitors Friday.
R. F. Schoffern, C. Schoffern and
daughter, Lois Beth, spent Saturday
and Sunday with their relatives.
Among the Orgeon City visitors Sat
urday were Chas. Heinz, Mr. Straus
burg, Mrs. Joe Bernert, Mr. and Mrs.
J. W. Robinson and Mr. and Mrs, A.
J, Hodge and children.
Mrs. Belle Robinson and daughter,
Marion, Mrs. Kate ScoCern and Mrs.
A. J. Hodge visited Mrs. Warner Friday.
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HIIIIIIII
HAS THE
HASTEN SERVICE
man called at your place yet?
If you live in the country you
can expect him soon. Fie will
want to arrange a system of
free deliveries to pass your
place. He will also be glad to
buy your produce.
He is coming soon but if you
wish to hurry him up write to
RICHARD L MASTEN
BOX 226 OREGON CITY