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Newspaper Page TextOREGON CITY ENTERPRISE. FRIDAY, JUNE 13, 1919. Paws 2 Newsy Briefs From All Over the County ence l-ee, Mf. and Mrs. George Clarke, Mr. and Mrs. Isaac Cook, Messrs Claudus and Kenneth Rottemtller Theodore Sugar, Henry Mueller, El- Logan i, LOGAN, June 11 Had a little trout last week enough to do much damage. However there teemed to be one that hit the measures on the ballot la this precinct A light vote, 68 being the number who voted. Total on all the measures, the affirmative vote was 157, negative 44S, or about 16 tor to 48 against. The only one that passed was the Market Roads tax bill by a margin of 8 votes. mer Rogers, Clifford and Vlrgtl Cook, Vfillard Oldenburg, John Schriber, Ionard Marshall, Edd Mclntyre, Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Klelnsmlth, Mrs. Bot temiller and Mrs. C. Kleinsmith. EchoDell ECHO DELL. June 11 Miss Mabel McLean with her friend, Mr. Howell, Mr. and Mrs. Wilfred Cromer, of who recently returned from France, Upper Logan, are Grandpa and grand ma now. A grandson, born to Mr. and Mrs. Jesse Cromer June 6. John Boss came home Tuesday morning and surprised the home folks having received his discharge. He has been stationed at Camp Lee, Va. One by one the Logan boys are com ing back again. Fred Minder is still In Siberia but we hope to hear of his coming soon. Will be a Grange picnic at the Hard ing Park Saturday, June 21. Good time for all, good speakers, etc Din ner in the grove, and last but not least, a big dance at night Flecht ner's orchestra. Mr. and Mrs. Carl Duus, of Maupin, are visiting the home folks also his sister Mrs. N . L. Kirchem and will attend the Rose show Wednesday. They motored down from their home. Mountain Road MOUNTAIN ROAD, June 12. A few of the young people from this district attended the dance at Mulloy Satur day night Mr. and Mrs. John Hellberg visited Mr. and Mrs. L. S. Koellermeier Thursday evening. Mr. and Mrs. John Kaiser, Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Robinson and Mr. and Mrs. A. J. Hodge motored on the Col umbia River Highway last Wednes day. The party went as far as Eagle Creek where1 they spent most of the day. Mr. and Mrs. McCaskill are visiting relatives this week. Miss Sylvia Hodge spent the week end at her home. Miss Agnes Bernert spent Sunday afternoon witn Miss Ellen Christen sen. " L. H. Aztell has been hauling pota toes to Canby. George GEORGE, June 12. Mr. Kaufman sold some hogs last Monday for which he received a good price. Mrs. P. Rath and son motored to Portland last Monday. Mr. and Mrs. Julius Paulsen visited Mr. and Mrs. Doryland last Sunday evening. Willie Una, of the 6th Infantry, who has been serving the colors, received his discharge last week at New Tork and returned home last Saturday even ing. v Mr. and Mrs. Theo. Haxlers, Otto Jamesen. and Albert Llns attended the ball game at Estacada last Sunday. Albert McClinlock, of Portland, called on his mother-in-law, Mrs. Edd. Harders, last Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Horger, Mr. Klinker and daughters, Helen and Elsie Klinker, of Portland, visited the former's mother, Mrs. Marie Klinker. of George last Sunday. visited Miss Laura Brenner last Sun day, Mr. and Mrs. Newhouse and " son Marinus were also guests of Miss Brenner and her mother Sunday. Allle Olsen has been ill but is re covering. Mildred Hadley, who has been visit ing relatives in Oregon City has re turned. John Kuiuman purchased an ensil age cutter last week. He intends to fill his silo soon. The sheep shearer is expected here the first of the week. School closed Friday. This was the end of Miss Brenner's third success ful term here. We regret to have her leave but she has accepted a position in the Willamette school. Miss Bren ner has never had a pupil fall to pass, since she has been teaching. On the last day of school, June 6, there was a school picnic, lasting all day. The teacher and twenty one pu- The next meeting will be the first Friday In September. The entertain ment committee for the next meeting Is: Ed Meyrlek, chairman, Elsie Clark and Ray Harney. When Mr. Scott, the county agent, talked to the children at school about the first of March, he urged them to trap moles. Several ct the boys took up the work and now, after two months of trapping. Case Newhouse heads the list with 41 moles to his crdit, Oscar Ahlberg has 38. Motvln Punmire 17, Denton Wakeman 15 Rees Meyrlek 8 and Wayne ami Chaun cey Barney 3 and Duward and Elvln Clark 4. , Total number of moles is 126 liy the way, the school district num ber is 126. Willamette WILLAMETTE, June 12. Mrs. Mucy Mathers left Wednesday for Idaho to visit her daughter, Mrs. Wiug Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Elltgson spent Saturday in town visiting relatives. .W, T. Hoffman, president and man ager of the Oregon Milliug and Ware house Co.. of Independence, who has Just returned from a business trip to T?xas. spent Sunday at the home of Mrs. B. F. Baker. Mrs. Fredrkl was in Portland Fri day visiting relatives. Mr. and Mrs. I. D. Freaain who have been visiting their daughter, Mrs. Fred Baker, have returned to their home in Monmouth. Everett Downey, who recently re- Elk Prairie KIK PltAtniS, June 12.' When neighbor meets neighbor In Elk Prairie, he does not question as to the weather but who has moved "in" and how many pupils ar there now? Mr Fletcher is one of the latest to add one to our school ccnsu. It is reported that Mr. Fletcher lias brought Kujiene Sullivan's relinquishment and will move her soon. Mi& ruittett and her brother, of Spokaiie, arrived at the home stead of the former, a few days Rgo- Joe Harless, of Molalla moved Miss Harriett's household goods to this plaVe, ami also hauled lumber for her house, Mr. and Mrs, Gray and Frances, wore visitors at the home of I), B Gray Sunday, as wore also Zona and Willis Badger, The party spent part of the day picnicking along Fall Creek Mr. Gray's flock of beautiful goats was increased by Corty-three kid's this spring. The three being the most Important being triplets, their rela tionship is duly announced by the red ribbons w hich they proudly wear. Mr. Rossman found tho relic of some former chase in the form of a bear's skeleton, while clearing his homestead. Mr. Solder's son Is now on his home stead and Is building a house. A new road la being made between the Snider' place and Mr. Rossman's homestead. Mrs. Tidd and son, Vernon, accom panied by Miss Burdett and her brother visited Falls Creek, on the Badger homestead, a few days ago. Willis Badger is earnestly hoping that he has not broken any of Ore gon's game laws. While trapping for chipmunks, recently, he caught what was probably a member of the llxard family, but would more easily des cribed as a speckled beauty trout, up on legs. coming up from Scott Mills. This will require about three miles of grad ing and cut the distance In two. Mr Hcltxel may move back to the ttelKh borhood soon, There are two children In his family and It whs only for the sake of sending them to school, that, the family moved away, 'as so many many others did. Mr, Hong, of Molallu, brought Mr UerUel up In his auto, Win. Krugor and Mr. Krll brought several heads of cattle of D. H. Gray, and a veul from t. W, Badger and took them to Scotts Mills via the Elk lral rle trail. Mr. Everett Shlltx was In the Elk Prairie part of Coal Creek School dls trlct posting notices of school election. The district Is so large that it took nearly a whole day to accomplish this task, HCnry Kruger was visiting his nephew, Wm. KruKer, for a few days Mr. Kruger la a veteran of the Civil War. He left the neighborhood a taw month ago after living alone on his claim for over twenty years, Wilsotivillc WIL80NV1LLK. June 12,-The Com munity Club Is planning for a 4th of July celebration, which will include a picnic, program and dance. County School Superintendent Cal avan, wife and daughter, and Supervi sor Vedder, wife and daughter, were lu Wtlsonvllle Friday, coming to at tend the school closing exceclses. Mrs. Clara Uunb has been visiting at the home of her brother, Aubrey Wood. Mrs. Cora Hassolbrlnk Is spending the vacation at the home of her father, Ira 8eely, Mr. J. Peters returned 'recently from Eastern Oregon, where she visit ede for two week. ' The county home demonstrator Miss Anthony, was In Wllsonvllle on Be SURE of QUALITY and LASTING Satisfaction-Buy CHAMPION MOWERS BINDERS RAKES TEDDERS HEADERS Clarkes. CLARKES, June 12. Henry Gross miller was driving the truck for David Moehnke. While they were logging with tho truck a log rallied on his foot and he was taken to Oregon City for doctor's care. Miss Lydia Bergman went to Port land to stay with her relatives for a while. , Wm. axd George Clarke are putting up a silo. Ed Buol butchered some hogs last week. Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Wettlaufer were in Oregon City last week. Ed. Grace was in Portland last week. There was a party given at the home of Mrs. Chiistena Klelnsmlth Saturday evening, June . It was given in honor of Elmer Kleinsmltii who came home from New Jersey where he was in camp. Those present were: Misses Mary Bottemiller, Ber nice Gard, Lillian Yager, May and Alice Rogers, Venera Oldenburg, Flor- ii i , 1 i IT (S m tmi rm I I hmt w a .i an, I I Nl L !'" 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The I, 0, 0, F. and lteboknh lodges gave a delightful surprise party to Mr, and Mrs, George Murray on Hat urdny evening, tul presented the bride, Mrs. Murray, with a large botmuet of beautiful carnations, alter which refreshments of Icecream and strawberries were served, Jack Aligns, went to Sherwood, on Saturday evening, where ho took the 3rd degree of the Masonic order, A splendid program was given on Friday afternoon at the local school at which time diplomas were present ed to Audrey Wood, Martha HUingol, Maggie lllshnp, Augusta 1 truck and Vhla Soely In recognition of their pass ing tho Nth grade examination In a very successful manner, as 100 per cent was earned In many of the sub jects by some of the pupil. After the presentation of Kth grade diplom as by Bupt, Culuvan In a pleasing ad dress, the Chairman of the school board made a progressive and up to date talk on arranging for a basement under the local school, and also pre sented the graduate with beautiful bouquet of carnation In the class Prenton Vedder wa called upon for a speech and responded In hi usual pleasing manner. A picnic lunch wa served st noon, Tho das prophecy wa given by Audrey Wood, and the Valedictory by Martha Stangor. HARLOW Macksburg MACKSDURO, June 13. Mr. and Mrs. Abe Illpaler are again living In their own home a they were before the war with the exception that now they have a little three-month old sou to share tt with them. Little Gladys, infant daughter of Mr. and Mr. Will Roth, whose serlou Injury was mentioned In a late issue I still suffering from dislocation of the elbow Joint. It was thought necessary last week to take her to the family physician tor further advise. The sale on Mr. Whalley's plaoe con ducted by two of our local auctioneers turned out to be a social festivity of such huge proportion that even had no bualnes transaction taken place tho patrons would have fait recompensed for the time taken In attending the sale. The spaclons grounds were fill ed with visitors who had brought their children with ample lunch for the day. The weather was perfect for out-of- door pleasure and a general enjoyment seemed everywhere to prevail. The huge social function which In the country seemed Inseparable from the transfer of a farm from one owner to another would of course be rldlc ulou In a large town, nevertheless we shall be sorry to see this pleasing cus tom jiass as It must when pavements and electricity come our way. So many these sales furnish the only opportunity for a day of out-of-door recreation In the entire year. The ranches of the Kby school dls trlct are devoting the present wees; to the opening of a new road with the ! Eby school house for one terminus and the town of Liberal fur the other. The need of this highway for traffic as weelll as for pleasure driving ha long been felt. It not only cuts down the distance between Liberal and our place but It Is to be constructed In a way not to be seriously affected by the Winter rain.- It will bo an unspeak able advantage to school children who heretofore have had to encounter the unpleasant combination of a IIAHLOW, June 12, Allen dribble and wife, of Portland, vlaitod relative here Momlny. Allen ha Just returned from France, having been with the Marines. He was wounded in seven different place while lu the striiHRlo for victory. Mr. and Mr. Jesse are Allen' grand parents, Mrs, Hrown and children, of Heaver Creek wore the guest of her slater, Mrs. Tramayne last week, Mr, Olilro Cummltig and children left Thursday for Oklahoma where they will make their home. Mr, Gardner, the huso hull player, returned home from Us Angles lust week, Mr, Gardner took Ills flunlly to Portland Sunday, Mr, and Mr, Howumn ami children arrived from Kansas Thttrsduy ,Mr. Homnn t a nephew of Mr. Goerthr,' pus nod the Hth grade examinations, Celena Tremuyne will leave soon for Corvallls where lb will receive a two weeks' honor course, for having the best . turkeys at the State fair. Mr. and Mr. Irwin Oson Elmer ex pect to leave next week for California were they will visit miiny principal point and go as far south a Sn Die go. They will return by the way of Crater Uko thun by Uetid and home. They will be away three mouth. II, A, Lowey will act a relief agent for Mr. Irwin In hi absence. Mr. Ixiwry wa relief agent here several year ago. Misses Mildred and Corlnne HurH esou visited friends In Itrooks Sunday. Samp Vltkcre write his mother ha expect to leave France for homo la July. lied Cross meet with Mr, Olddlngs Thursday . We will then adjourn unt? fall. UNCLAIMED HORSE I A dead horse ow the Rusch dock was the cause of considerable trouble here the first of the week a no one would claim the animal and Mr. Dutch wanted It removed and could not do so until the owner was found. The animal was tied to the dock last Friday for shipment to Portland, but when the boat arrived it was over loaded and the animal was loft lied at the dock. He became entangled In the rope and fell, breaking hi neck. It wa thought he belonged to the fled Front barn of this city or to a man named Glaaa, but neither of them would claim the animal, which was later taken away by the Mllwaukla Rendering company. echo mm ENTERTAIN SUNDAY BY GIVING PICNIC Mr, and Mrs. Grant Crltoser of rainy Echo Lodge, near Rock Island, enter- climate and unimproved road., Theltalned In a moat delightful manner at county J to bear half the expense of ! picnic Sunday, which was held near the road. All apprehenselon that the summer drouth had set In by a copious rain that began on Monday and I continu ing still. The Little Girl's Sewing Circle will meet at the usunl place June 14. Meadowbrook W. J. WILSON & CO., Oregon City Agents pils were present. The loyalty league met Friday night There was not a very large crowd but everyone seemed to be having a good time. After the league business, a short program given. The pro gram consisted of several songs and recitations. After the program Clara Ahlberg and Leila Clark chose up sides for spelling. Ed Meyrlek pro nounced the words we "spelled down." Wayne Barney, a' fourth grade boy, was the last person to miss a word. Zrf1 "AVON "Re1 Crown !01 . jfkrr-T fr-JtwV It? i proved by its A-r Tf Aftoj w performance. Look for f 71! XjM' fjrxj beforeyoufiU. V 1 -4 lUKisL. i Wa standard OIL Gasoline turned from California, is building a new bungalow. Miss Audrey Tour, who has finished a successful year's teaching, has ac cepted a position in Oregon City for the summer. - Mr. and Mrs. M. Peters who re cently sold their property in Willam ettte to Mr. Kahle, have moved to Van couver. Mr. Peters is building a new home in that city. Thomas Johnson purchased a new machine last week. A party composed of Mr. and Mrs. Homer Kruse, Adolphus Kruse, Mr. and Mrs. Fritz Wagner, Mr. and Mrs. E. S. Kruse, of Frog Pond, and Miss Gladys Baker, of Willamette motored to Hood River Sunday. While In that city they were the quests of Mr. and Mrs. Martin Dragseth. J. D. LACY, Special Agent Standard Oil Company, Oregon City, Oregon Eagle Creek EAGLE CREEK, June 12. Mr. and Mrs. J. P. Woodle and son, Joe, motor ed to Troutdale Sunday, spending the day at the home of their son, Malcolm Woodle, Joe stayed to work for his brother. Mr. and Mrs. R. B. Gibson were the dinner-guests of Mr. and Mrs. H. Udell, of Dover, Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Herman Duus, Mr. and Mrs. Carl Duus and Mrs. Freda Kir chem and children were the guests of Mr. and Mrs. Walter Douglass Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Roy Douglass motored to Schubel Sunday, the guests of Mr. and Mrs. G. Moehnke, the parents of the latter. A N. Orke and wife spent Sunday at their farm home. Mr. and Mrs. Bow, of Portland, have come out to their farm place to spend a week or two. Mr. Tlbson, of Molalla, brought two gentlemen to view pur neighborhood. Messers. Williams and Broom from near Corvallls were in Elk Prairie re cently looking for a homestead or a relinquishment. Kirk Hertzel and Bullock were guests of D. B. Gray and family a few days ago. Mr. Hertzel Has . property in this neighborhood, and talks of re turning to the farm. , His family is in Portland at present. Gus Collins, who lived on the Shandy place for two years, returned to this neighborhood for a brief visit. Since this Is a neighborhood) of homesteaders what one does, is done by all. Some one started' digging springs, then all developed springs. A preference being 'shown for those which will flow to the house and barn, Miss Burdett, and Messers. Snyder and son each have located this variety. Chas. Tldd, formerly of Oregon City, has located a fine spring that he ex pects to build bis permanent home near. In fact a well would seem like a disgrace in this land of springs and streams. Miss Burdett is the most recent to complete her homestead cabin, while Mr. Snyder has already begun a more permlnont domicile. Mr. Mack was through this neigh borhood looking for light work on a dairy ranch. Ho waa on his way over to Crooked Finger but decided to go around by way of Scotts Mill. Mr. Mack said pat he had been doing mis sionary work and distributing bibles on his way. He worked for a time on Ernest Russet's Goat ranch, in the Forks of the Molalla. Kirk Heitzel was In this neighbor hod a few days ago, as he beard that there was to be a united effort to con nect the Molalla road with the one Monday evening, showing the ladles how to have tireless cookers and Ice less refrigerators. Mrs. M. C. Young returned Thurs day from Oregon City, where she at tended a meeting of the County Indus trial Club. Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Rldder spent the week-end with relatives here. Mrs. J. Galbreath and Mrs. Howard visited relatives here during the week. Mr. and Mrs. Weir have been visit ing Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Jones. Mr. Stringer spent Friday and Sat urday at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Aubrey Wood. Miss Mac'Lean has been elected principal of the local school for the coming year, and Menga lajitalgla as teacher for the primary room. Mrs. Aubrey Wood was presented with a beautiful water set, from the pupils of the school, on Friday, also with an exquisite bouquet of carna tions from the chairman of the school board, Mr. Weldermann. Mr. and Mrs. J. Peters, Mr. and Mrs, H. D. Aden, Mr. and Mrs. Dill, Mr. and Mrs. F. Wagner, Mrs. Norris Young and daughter, Margaret, drove to Van couver recently.Uo visit with Major and Mrs. .Butler. Miss Marvel Robblns, the teacher of Corral Creek school, left for her home In Portland, on Monday. Mr. Julsech and two sons, from Eastern Oregon, spent Sunday with A. Batalglas'. Mr. and Mrs. George Derr and Mrs. Batalgla went to Portland, on Monday. Superintendent Calavan was the guest of Elmer Jones on Friday even ing staying over for t he Corral Creek picnic, on Saturday, when he present ed 8th grade diplomas to Rosetta GGGraham, Marie Lawler and Benja min Nlckell, . giving a splendid ad- MEADOWBROOK. June 12. Mrs. George Hofstetter and dadghter, Bou lah, returned home Friday, after soendlng a few days visiting hor ) daughter, Mrs. Albert Mann at Rldge- fleld, Washington. Edith Hult of Nebraska, who has been visiting at Milton Chlndgren's. went to Colton Wednesday to visit awhile. P. 0. Chlndgren, Ruth Chlndgren, Mr. and Mrs. G. E. Chlndgren and Mr. and Mrs. A L. Chlndgren spent the week end at Seaside. Allen Larklns visited friends at Mon itor Sunday. Miss Rose TenEyck closed a suc cessful term of "schoof Tuesday with a picnic dinner at noon and a program In the afternoon which was enjoyed by a large number of people. All the scholars are glad to hear Miss Ten Eyck Is coming back next year. Oeorge Hofstetter, Jr., is enjoying a trip to Bend, where he expects to fish, their home. The affair was In honor of the wedding anniversary, the birth days of Mr. Crlteser and daughter, Mrs. O. E. Bentley, of Hoff. A pretty place wa selected along the banks of the Willamette river, where a luncheon wa enjoyed by Mrs. Julia Rider, Mrs. Flora Jarrott, Mr. and Mrs. F. E. Albright, Allen Wald ron and Mr. Nelson, of Oregon City; Mr. and Mrs. L. E. Dontley and child ren, Florence, Margaret, Donald and Harold, Mrs. Ethel Johnston, of Twi light. Mr. and Mrs. 0. E. Bentley' and Verlon Foster, of Hoff; Newt Crlteser and son Donald, Merlin and Roger Oaf fey, of Echo Dell; Mrs. Fay, ot Towell Butte, Oregon. C; H DYE ViLL MAKE- EFFORT TO ESTABLISH FOUNTAIN Colonel C. H. Dye will represent the Live Wires of the Commercial Club in an effort to have established on Main street a drinking fountain for horses. The fountain erected at the Herman Chlndgren visited at Fred . corner of Main and Seventh streets Horner's Sundya. Llllie Schlewe came home Monday, by the Clackamas County Humane So ciety is without water, and Is not only after attending high school the past; out or repair, but, since the new traf year In Oregon City. flc ordinance was enacted, the corner Allen Larklns and Lars Mlettunen too congested to be a suitable plaoe gave a weenie roast Thursday evening : for a horse drinking fountain. Colonel on the bank of Milk Creek. An enjoy- j Dye presented thus following verses able time was had playing games end I l hl been submitted by a country roasting weenies. Those present were i resident: Ruth and Vera Pairan, Esther and Elsie Orem, Annie and Freda John son, Ruth Chlndgren, Rose TenEyck, Sadie Hellbacka, Letha Shepherds, Hazel and Myrtle Larklns, Arthur Husbands, Robert and Glenn Orem, Lars and John Mlettunen, Glenn and Allen Larklns, Elmer Joklrinta, Carl Fischers, Leonard Vlck and Ames Millard. Myrtle, Hazel, Gleenn and Allen Lar klns and Amos Millard attended a re ception on Carl Barth at Marquam Monday evening. ' Mr. and Mrs. P. 0. Schlewe visited In Portland a few days this week. Charles Holman, Jr., of SegheTS, Oregon, Is visiting hi grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Holman. Mr. S. Ramsbv and daughter, Alta, of Molalla, attended the picnic and program at Meadowbrook Tuetday, Snnerlntendent Calavan and Mr. Vedder of Oregon City, attended the , picnic dinner and program at, the Meadowbrook school Tuesday, when Surjertntnndent Ca'aven presented the' two eighth rrMe graduates, C'ara TTof. THE HORSE'S COMPLAINT . Well, what do you think? When we come to Oregon City we can't get a drink. The fountains for people are running high, But we poor horses have to go dry. We hear so much from the Oregon Drys ' It causes great tears to well from our eyes. And now, what do you know, Even the Methodist fountain has ceas ed to flow. And so good people on Main street we think It will be a great kindness to give us a drink. Ye mayor and council please dig up some chink And give us poor horses some water to drink. YOUTH ARRAIGNED. Raleigh Wheeler, 1 minor of Canby was arraigned Monday on a charge ot stetter and Edgar Moyer, with their delinquency and was released after a diplomas. '"in by the Judge.