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ORRGON CITY ENTERPRISE FRIDAY. FEBRUARY 6. 1920. Page 2 Newsy Briefs From All Over theCounty Olive Howard Is A Recent Bride UNION MILLS, Feb. 4.Miss Rosa Mulvany returned last Friday from pleasure trip through Portland, Mc Minsville and Corvallls, vtsitieg rel atves. She brought her niece. Miss Mertha Howard, home "with her to visit for some time. Miss Myrtle Larkins called on Miss es Anna and Freda Johnson Friday afternoon. Miss Ruth Silar made a pleasure trip to Ores (Sty Wednesday. , Mrs. R ,L urem and MIrs Norma Culbertson Visited Misses Anna and Freda Johnson hursday afternoon. Mr. and Mrs. A. O. Orem and Jack Countryman, of Cdardlile attended the dance given at the Jatt Hall on Saturday night. O. F. Johnson and daughters spent Sunday evening at R. L. Orem's. J H. Darn all attended the sale at E. P. Berdlne's ot Mullno Saturday. Miss Ruth Silar visited Misses Elsie and Esther Orem Sunday after noon. David Hakkinen made a business trip to Mullno Saturday. The Brookslde Literary Society M bugged 4 IIP. Motor Engine Clutch If Wanted -4 ..- 3J Cords of Willi fiis Portable Dva& Saw BUILT by the PIONEER BUILDERS Or LIGHT DRAG SAWS W. J. 10th & MAIN STS. I will hold their regular monthly meet ing Saturday, February 7. Mrs. Joe NordVng visited Mrs. Oscar Hult of Colton Thursday. She also attended the Ladies' Aid at N. P. Hulfs. Miss Geraldine Silar spent Satur day with Claudia Nordling. Miss Olive Howard, a former Union Mills girl, but lately of Portland, was recently united in marriage to Robert Bishop, also of that city. They will make the'r home at McMinnville. O. J. Culbertson is slowly recover ing after having suffered a revere attack of muscular rheumatism and congestion of the lungs. Grandpa Mulvany is visiting for a whj'le with his grandson, J. S. How ard of McMinnville. Lindau Building Chicken Houses CLARK ES, Feb. 3. D. F. Moehnke and family visited his brother, Otto Moehnke and family last Sunday. Miss Sarah Bottemiller, of Ridge- Held, Wash., is visiting her relatives and friends here for a short time. David Lee, of Oregon City, visited his brother, Clarence Lee, and fam ily, last Sunday. Raymond Ginther la working for D. F. Moehnke, in the sawmill. Ray Jones and family, of Amity, came to Clarkes last Sunday to look after ther farm and intend to move on it at once. There was a bjg dance at - the grange hall at Clarkes last Saturday night Alva Gard and Elmer Rogers spent Sunday evening with Edwin and Claadaa Bottemiller. ' Roger Lambert sowed some wheat last 'week. P. Sager and family moved on tneir larra ucr uvl",v' v.w j m IWmnle Lndau Is hauling lumber from Moehnke's mill to build some chicken houses. Mrs. A F. Ruche and daughter, Ruth and Esther visited Fred Josl and family last Sunday. B. Sullivan was In Portland last week. Ben Chindren at Annual Conference MEADOWBROOK. Feb. 3. C. Hofstetter of Taeoma, Wash., visit ed his brother, George Hofstetter and family, last week, leaving Tuesday for San Francisco. Mrs, P. O. Chlndgren and family attended the surprise party on the Axel Johnson family of Colton Sun day afternoon. Mr. and Mrs. Beima and family, of Utah, have moved into the Harold Horner house. Mr. Beima Is working for Horner A Millard Lumber Co. Sarah Bottemiller, ot Ridgefield, Wash., spent the week end with Katie and Clara Hofstetter. Herman Schieve, of Idaho, Is vis iting at the Julius Schieve home. The Horner & Millard Lumber Co. has Installed a lathe machine In their mill, which they expect to start run- natalla Speedy .SV-' T"V ' ; ? ft -a. -. r 1 - .a s. - i n.- v . v i - ! . 1 Sawing from 15 to 20 Wood Pep Day you will like the Mitchell Portable Drag Saw. you will like the way It is built. It has a sub stantial, well braced wood framcwhich insures the proper alli&nmcnt of moving parts and pre vents the machine from racking to pieces in a short time. The engine is as carefully built for Its work as Is an automobile engine. An igni tion system that Is troublcproof. An engine that is easy to start and is not only powerful when you buy the machine BUT STAys THAT WAy. Furnished with a metal to metal engine dutch, when desired, that Is a real clutch. Come in and Let Us Show You the Main Features of the Mitchell Saw WILSON & Co. OREGON CITY, ORE. Z3 ning soon. Allen Larkins returned home Tues day from the Oregon City hospital, where he has been for the last two weeks. Ruth Cbndgren spent Friday at the Clay Engles home of Dickey Prairie. Rose Ten Eyck made a business trip to Portland Saturday. Fred Blackman and family, and Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Prem attended the dance a Union Mills Saturday even ing. Mr. and Mrs. Edgar Horner spent Saturday in Portland. Ben Chlndgren spent several days last week fa Portland as a delegate to the annual conferece of the Swed ish Luthern church of Colton. Postmaster Cooke Is Mail Carrier REDLAND, Jan. 31. Mrs. Wam nauch is still confined to the house by sickness. Postmaster Cooke has been carrying mail. Nothing seems to stop him, land slides, high water, or any thing as Redland has been getting mail every day. All smallpox patients are getting better and no more new cases as yet. Health officer Welsh visited the schools last Wednesday and ordered all pupils vaco'nated. Mr. Armstrong was an Oregon City visitor Thursday. Mrs. Wishard spent the week-end with her mother, Mrs. Molton at WI1 sonville. Mr. 6111 and family expect to move to West Linn as soon as quarantine Is lifted. Walter Faterson and family have moved to California. Abernethy road is once more passi ble ,but we remember the bumps long after the ride. 1SE I I 10 CF.llARDALB, Feb. S.-Kox Lamm has been absent from school tor some time on account ot an attack ot In flamatory rheumatism Dix Bros, have purchased the truck and trailer of Mr. Keys of Molalla, and expect to haul their own lumber hereafter. Miss Dora Orem, who Is attending high school (a Oregon City, spent Sun day at her home, the first time since the holidays. Mr. and Mrs. R. P. Lamm were Molalla shoppers last Friday. I. O. Orem lost a horse last week. Myrtle Clark is spending a few dayg at her sisters, Mrs. Robert Lamm. The school children are having sport us'ng the old James hall tor a roller skating rink. Chas. Orem Is Janitor of Cedardale this coming month. Miss Thorp, our teacher, went Two Men Can Move It From Place to Place One Man fmr Mu4 ft i Alonlttx A Loi borne Friday afternoon and couldn't make connections to get back untfl on the stage Monday morning, there fore no school tiU 10 o'clock Monday. Mrs. R. Lamm is on the sick list. MACKSBURG, Feb.4. Now we have come into the month when we must work hard to complete all that we had planned for the winter's tasks. Spring Is heralding her advent by the world of vegetation springing Jn to life. Clip This and Keep It For Reference! It May Be The Meant of Saving Your Life I have equipped an office with treating rooms at the Cot tage Hotel, Canby, Oregon, I will give special attention to treatments for Rheumatism, Stomach Liver and' Nervous troubles, also female trouble. Good, warm rooms with board may be had at this hotel in con nection with your treatments at reasonable rates. My rates are reasonable and after an examination, if I can not help you, I will frankly tell you so. DR. JOHN FULLER Drugless Physician, Canby, Ore. pHffodlls ana crocuses are growing day by day and the fruit trees are daily giving new stgug of promise tor the summer's store. The children are looking forward to valentine miy, but our deepest reason wr loving February Is that It contains the birtlulny of our two most honored countrymen, ashlngton and Lincoln. The proud young Vlr glsi'an and the lowly Kentuckiau. ne punnc srnoola w I have an. prpi)'ate exercises for both of these days. InfliUMiaa In a milder form Uian Hint which prevailed last winter Is hav ing a run at present but we are hop ing its course Is nearly finished as most or Its victims are getting well No new case have amieared. The new Sunday school In the Eby school house seems llkelv to be a success. Erangvllstfc services are be ing held nightly and on Sunday in the Bethel Chanel. Kev. Mr. YwW from a distance. Is preaching there me present week. The Woman's Club of the tjithnmn church is preparing bnsaar to be neia Derore the winters end The proceeds are to be used In church Ira provement and repairs. ine Motaera cmb held a very pleasant all-day sesKlon Thuratlnv last at the home of Mrs. Jno. Helm. The next meeting will be on the at ternoon of February 12 with Mrs Henry Walsh. Our tiny truthful fn'end. tJt m.,1 Owlark. who has never fonaaknn m for the Southern clime. Is allowing us to near nis cheering song every day. Especially noticeable U it on mtn days. Soon hlo rinls, the robin, the blue-birds and the mountain thrush, will be giving us the view of thoir varied plumage and will be granting us tneir morning chorus. WOODLE RECOVERING El EAGLE CREEK. Feb J.-Mr t. A. W'oodle went to Portland last week to see her son. Joe.-who is In th hn. pital yet .after hla operation for ap pendicitis. He Is Improving and ex pects to come home ths wwk. Mr. and Mrs. n. II. Glbnn M the dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Gibson of Barton, last Wed nesday. Oscar Renson botmlit some oak of Roy Douglass the other day. Mr. and Mrs. Malcumb Woodle. of Troutdale, and Mr and Mrs. W. S. Morgan, of Estacadu, were the Sun day guests of Mr. and Mrs. J. P. Woodle. Mrs. Ward Douglass wm caliine on Mrs. Orin Ballou Sunday. Mrs. R. R Gibson was the week end guest of Mrs. Nora Reid, of Kstacada. Mrs Lbzie May, of Oregon City, was the gust of her sister, Mrs. Roy DonglaHS, last week. W'll Palmateer, of Morgan, was a gue"?t at the homes of H. S. and It II. Oibon last Wednesday evening and Thursday. Mr. Piatt was a Portland visitor the other day. Mrs. Katie Douglass left on Sat urday for Stevenson, Wash., whera she will be the guest of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. John Sweeney, for a few days Barlow Improved With a Bungalow j BARLOW, Feb. 5. Barlow Is still improving another fine bungalow be ing built by Mr. Coon. Miss Wlddows and Miss Schauble, of Canby were Portland visitors last week. Mr .and Mrs. Zlegler and family motored to Salem Sunday afternoon. Mrs. Cromly and Mrs. Vlckers were shopping in Oregon City during the week. Mr. Kloster has returned to Eugene after visiting in Barlow for a few weeks. Harold Sage of Portland spent Sun day with faiends In Barlow. Mr. and Mrs. Bonner were In Oregon City on business Friday. Cora Ausne has been sick with the flu. Untangling Tony Clackamas Play CLACKAMAS, Feb. 5. The Clack amas Amateur Dramatic club will give the play "Untangling Tony" at I. O. O. F. Hall Saturday evening, February 14. Admisson 25 cents, children 15 cents. Proceeds for piano fund. Mrs. Ida Hinman and daughters have purchased the J. M. Tuttle place and will make extensive improve ments for the accommodation of poultry raising on a large scale. The Cranfield Red Cross unit which meets on the last Thursday of each month, was entertained at the home of Mrs. Frank Street last Thursday with an ,'nterewtlne literary nroicram. Refreshments of fruit, salad, cake and coffee were served. Attending were, Mesdames. T. Mooney, E. P. Dedman, G. Moore, M, Leuenberger, W. F. Haberlach, C. St.reot, R. B. Holcomb, C. Casto, P. Peters, 0. Sarchet, It Mitchel, A. Bailie, U E. Trabue, O. Hanson, F. Street, Miss. Kate Scallan, Alice and Ruth Holcomb, Dorothy Peters, Patricia Mitchel, Stanley Hab erlach The meeting next month will be at the home of Mrs. T. Mooney. Mrs. Richard Baker left Monday for Timber to reside with her parents there. Mrs. L. G. Horrington returned Monday after a six weeks' visit with her parents at Leaburg. OPEN SHOP IN CAMPS VANCOUVER, B. C, Jan. 31. All British Columbia logging camps are after next Monday, the British Colum bia Logging association announced here today. The decision affects 66 camps. APPENDICITIS INTEREST1NGTALKERS KSTACADA. Fvta. 5.-MIhs Mnhlo Wilcox went back to Vancouver hint week where she lives with an Bunt, but Is employed lu a millinery store In Portland. 0.1. StrmiBluut, ftceomimiitiHl by Misses Jewto I human, Oludys Me- Knight and Hull Morrison, all teach ers In the Kitincada high, motored to IVrtlnnd lost Snturday morning, re turning In the evening. J. W. Miller was a lrttnnd vlnllor on buslnoss lunt Saturday. CharVe Spurka of Portland, form erly of EfttucHda, visited friends at this place lust Sunday. Miss Elma Cm ha 111 whs hero from Portland over the Sabbath visiting her parents and friends. Mrs. M. H. Evans came from Itirt- land last Friday to look after her home here, returning the next day H. W. Morgan of Sell wood, who gave an address at the Community Club meeting last Friday night, was a guest of Editor and Mrs, Glbbs while here. They are old friends of long standing. W. W. Dillon, who Is working in the Interests of the Y. M. C. A., will apeak In the Methodist church at this place next Sunday morning. There will be no regular service In the evening. Mr. and Mrs. Roy Walker and Mr. and Mrs M. It. Doyle and son Wul den. were here from Portland last Saturday night when Mr. Walker and Mr. Boyle put on a sketch after the regular program at the Family the atre. Mrs. Boyle wft the pianist. A. E. Sparks has bought the In terests of J. W. Uvelace and Dr. Adlx In the East Clarkama Supply Co. store and Is again In charge of that mercantile establishment. Mrs. Upton If. OVbU entertained Informally loM. SaJimliy aftiiruooti the following ladles: Mesdames, A. E. Sparks, H. C. Stephens, A. J. Ut burn, A. K. Morton, U A. Wells. R. C. Doming and R. G. McCall. Mrs. Fred Bartholomew went to Portland last Saturday with her little nlec 'wtiom she has bn takhtg care of for some time, on account of Its mother being In the hospital. The sinter returned homo Saturday an I Is getting along nicely. Mrs. A. Paumgardnor of Salem, wa here several days lat week visiting relatives and friends. Mrs. Ed Ffckln of Viola, was taken to a Portland hospital last week n account of an Internal bemorrage. Ijitest reports are that nhe Is getting along nicely. CaVe & Jubh are moving their saw m,'ll to the Utcy place st Dodge. There was a large attendance at the meeting of tho Community Club last Friday night at the Etttacnda hotel and twenty new memlters were added to the roll, making about 12. In the membership. H. W. Morgan, of Snilwood, was the principal spt-nker of the evening, his subject being "How I developed a $25,000 buslneHs on $r,00 in five years." E. K. Strong of Portland, asi'stant manager of th Oregon Life Insurance Co., was pres ent and In a very witty manner com mended the community1 spirit by the attendance that, evening. He also fav ored the gathering with a few vocal selections. There were other musical numbers and then at the close of the program, there was a good substantial lunch served and the rwt ot the evening was spent In vi'sltlng and dancing. This was the most success ful meeting the club has ever held. Lewis Jones, who Is attending Reed College In Portland, wag here to spend the week end with relative and friends. Mr. ajd Mrs. J. M. Park went to Oak Grove Friday to pack their house hold goods preparatory to moving to Springwater, where Mr. Park, with his father, will operate a saw mill. Gravel sidewalks are being laid In dlfereni parts of town this week to take the place of old broken wood walks. Mrs J. C. Hlllman went to Corvallls last Friday to vstt her daughter, who Is attending the O. A. C. at that place. She will return the latter part of this week. MesdameH Bass and Hay went to Portland Sunday to visit their par ents and to see a brother whom they had not visited for several years. Schul tc Moore, automobile me chanics, have located In the old Cas cade Garage building on lower Man sttecr. Last Monday evening at the I. O O. F. hall, Carl Douglas Post No. 7, Department of Oregon. Amorican Legion, held Its first regulir meeting at which time a constitution and by laws were adopted and officers elect ed for the year. They are: Command er, Sylvestor Lawrence; vice-com., R. S. Ludlow; adjutant, Clyde Shook Mr. and Mrs. J. B. Bowman recelv ed a telegram last Friday announcing the death of their son, Joel, who died at Mare Island with pneumonia. He was IS years old and enlisted last fall. His body arrived Wednesday ev enlng and the funeral services were held at Estacada. Mrs. E. D. Allen was here this week from Marmot visiting relatives and frlendi " E. E. Sal,'ng and wife entertained threo of Mr. Saling's nophews Satur day night and Sunday. They were Will and Andy Morgan of Portland, and Milt Morgan of Bolllngham, Wash. Mrs. Will Morgan and baby were al so In the party. Mrs. R. G. McCall visited In Port land Monday. Mrs, C. A, Jacques returned Monday from a week end visit with friends In Portland. , Mrs. H. C. Stephens was hostess to a number of lades last Tuesday after noon. GLADSTONE TEACHER RESIGNS The Gladstone school board has elected Mrs Lucile Marsh of Port land as a teacher to succeed Miss Freda Martin, who has resigned and returned to her home In Portland. Wll.SONVil.1.10, Feb, 5. Professor MacUroRor, of tho extension bureau of O. A. C was the KUtwt of Mr. and Mrs. M, C. Young, when lu Wilson villu, on Saturday eveuliig. Iealt W uk nor Is homo from lite University of Oregon, and lias been suffering with UuiMllltls. Quito a crowd of young folks at tended the dunce In A. O. W, V. hull, ou Saturday Bight Frits Wnguor lta a now Ford, pur chased last week. Supervisor Ureuton Vedder visited some of the schools, lu this vicinity, on Thursday. Mrs. Stella Hoely Curry, has been quite til at the homo of her mother, Mrs. Seoly, II. WllUelm and Mr. Struve have new Chevrolet cars, purchased recent I). Mrs. Atson Buker ha boou la Port land for some time, having received word that her daughter In4nw, Mrs. Clyde Baker, hud been burned severe ly ou her hands and feet. Jessie Annua visited relatives In Portland, lust week, returning home ou Thursday evening. Mr. and Mrs. Kood Uruham and fam ily, attended the poultry show lu Sherwood, on Saturday. Wm. Kidder has purchased the old Eplor farm from Alfred Iloldeti, ntid Is moM'ug hl fatm-y to that place this week. Robert Grali am attended the Ma sonlu gathering In Portland lut week. Mr. and Mrs. George Dorr, and children visited relatives here last week. Mr. Chase, an old veteran of the Civil War, gave an address at the lo cal school, on Friday, Miss Maclean Is begirding at tho home of Mr. and Mrs J. Peters. A baby g'rl arrived at tho home of Mr. and Mrs. Andy llueltrlnk, on Wednesday, January St and her weight was H pounds. Professor Mao Gregor, of O. A. C, gave a lecture at Ute school-house ou Saturday evening, on "American Meals," after which lunch was ser ved by the ineiubersof the Parent Teachers' Association. Mrs. (ialtinsili, of Tualatin, vUited relatives In this vicinity, during the week Clifford Murray Is building a nice new front to his rrsldcnce on Muln Street, II Jtist has been reappointed road overseer for the dlstr'ct a-tjacent to WIlHonviSle. Anna Lee Funeral Held at Damascus The remains of Anna Bertha le daughter of Mr. and Mrs. P. J. Ue, of Portland, were laid to rest In lb" Damascus cemetery, Friday, January 30. Annu I-ee was born In Portland July 10, 112. and died at Emanuel hospital in Portland. January 2. 1920 of dilution of the heart and pneu mou'a. Anna I -co was of a most lov able and gentle nature and much loved by all who knew her. Besides her parents, she Is survived by her four-year old brother, George Woodrow Iaw and a number of other relatives. She was the granddaughter of Mr. and Mrs. Jas. Bachmann, of Clackamas, her mother being former ly Miss Lydla Bachmann. The funeral wu held from tho chapel of Miller & Tracy's undertak ing parlors, Friday afternoon, Rev. McHenry, pastor of the Mt. Talor Presbyterian church, officiating and taking for h's text the 14th verse of the 10th chapter of St. Mark. "Beau tiful Isle ot Somewhere" and "Face U) Fat e" were sung by a special quar tet. The pall beares were; Ivon Fry, George Bachmann and Andrew and Victor HJllberg. The floral offering were many and beautiful. POTATO HOUSE AT MOLALLA IS ENTERED FRIDAY MOLALLA, Or., Jan. 31. Mr. But terfeld, a farmer living near this place, reported the disappearance of potatoes worth more than $100 from his potato house on Friday night The potatoes were sacked and ready to be taken to market. Today, when the farmer went to get them, tho entire lot was gone. The thief is believed to have hnul ed them away by auto. A clew has been found, It ,1s re ported, and Portland police have been asked to Investigate. Historic Patent Bears Abe's Name Patent number 85 for forty acres of land in section 19, townsshlp 3, south of range 1, which was Issued to John W. Ladd, and dated July 1, IH62, was filed with County Recorder Noo, Saturday. The Instrument Is i!n a perfect state of preservation, bearing the signature of Abraham Lincoln, by his secretary, W, D. Stoddard. BA8KET 60CIAL AT SCHOOL HOUSE An entertainment and basket so cial will be given at the Crescent school houne two miles up the Aber nethy Saturday evonlng; February 14. Ladles bringing baskets will be admitted free and the general admis sion is 25 cents. The proceeds will go towards the school. During the ev ening music will be rendered. POSSESSION or LIQUOR CAUSES ARREST OF 10 The treasury of Cluckamiut oounty was enriched ftftu when H-oU Isit tllaga, 1oula llaitlluKn mid Nick Car roll entered a plea of guilty whim ar raigned before Justice Uvy HVpp, charged with having lliptor In their possession unlawfully, The trio www arrested by Hheit'ff V. J. Wltaon near Ardenwald Tueeday night with several hundred gallons of wine con cealed In cullurs and oiitilmlltUiigM Nlnteen barrel of mush was also sekud, Sheriff Wilson also look Into cus tody and turned over (0 the federal authorities Charles llogllll and Tony Bematln, and the officer confiscated fourteen 60 giillun barrels of home made wine. These men were taken Into custody on the Ik Shore road about throe mllea from Mllwnuki. WEST LINN ELECTS The Hobby Burn Society of Wont I .inn held Its monthly mooting ut the homo of Mr. and Mrs. John lwry of Bolton Tuesday evening. January 27. The officer elected for the com ing year wore; Chief, Elmer Johnson; assistant chief, Matthew Molrty; treasurer, K, McUrty; flnanolal sec retary, Mrs. Iowry; doctor, Mrs, Martin; sergeant at arm. WllVam MclArty; secretary, lluby Hogan. ' A very Interesting program was given as follows: Piano solo, Mrs. Sthultt; reading, K, Mt'ljtrty: song. Mains June; reading, John Uwry. Thosu attending were Mr and Mrs. William tilworno. Mr. and' Mrs. II. McUtrty, Mr. ami Mrs. K. McUmy, Mr and Mrs K. Jones, Mr, and Mm, K. Johnson. Mr and Mrs John lwry, Mrs. S.-hutUe," Mr, ilogan, William McLarty, Matthew McUtrty, Joseph NVxeti. Harry WUIIntnson. lluby l!og an, Mildred McKltllcnn, MUs Martin. Opal Ilogan, Jean Schultio, Uorfc Uwry, Kenneth Mcljtrty, Ui Uartln. Value of Mark Causes Concern IlKHLIN. Jan. 30,-The sudden further depreciation In the valuo ot tho mark Is cunning anxiety and there Is painful surprise evident that tho new Dutch credit failed to stabilise the exchange rate. Newspaper and public oplnjon seems to bo that the depreciation In the value of the mark Is attributable largely to the uncer tainly concerning the Indemnity tier many, will be required to pay, an un certainty which deters foreign fin sneers from giving (lermuny credit. NAVY HAS 940 SHIPS WASHINGTON, Jan. St. Approxi mately a 10 wars'aips, Including 16 dreadnnughls, 13 pre-dreaduaughts, eight armored cruisers and 17 light crulsors will bo the poace-Uine strength ot the American nuvy after next July 1. CASHIER IS TRANSFERRED nOBEDURQ, Or., Feb. 3.-V. R. Conine, Southern Pacific cashier at Oregon City for several years, ban bid In the night ticket clerk position at th,'s city and arrived Monday to take over his new duties. Mr, Con ine fills the place made vacant by the transfer ot K. T. Campion to the car department. REAL E8TATI TRAN8FER$ M C Davis et al to M Labbe, D 12-31-19. Con 1. No stamp. Part Joe Kellog 1) L C T 1 8 R 1 K. J D Locks et uz to C M Hadloy, W D. Con S2200. $2.50 R 8. SEly 1-2 lot 5 blk HI Oregon G'ty. Henry Teatz to Geo Derrick, W I). Con $1000. $1 R S. Part Bee 27 T 1 S R3B. HI M Harris to Wm Hammond & K ' (J Cnufleld Q C D all property owned by V Harris at time of his death. Oco W Baldwin et ux to S W Stry ker Q C D. 1.1-24-17. Con 10. $1 R 8. Pt sec 29 T 2 8 R 4 K and part soc 36 T 3 8 R 4 K. S W Stryker to Rex Inv Co Q C D. Con 110, $1 II 8. same as above, J. G. hidings et ux to M K Woostor W D. Con l. No II S, Part sec 22,. T 5 8 R 1 E. M E Woostor et vlr to J O Iddlngs et ux W I) Con, 1. No R S. same as above. Jno A Scott to Mike Rydonskl, W D. Con 10. $2.50 R S. Part section 18, T 4 S R 4 B. II E Davis ot ux to N L Huntloy,. W D. Con ir.OO. 60 cents R 8. Part sec 9, T 3 8 R 7 E, A Gelbrlch to E Golbn'ch, W D. Con 1. No R S. 10 acres in soctioti 30, T 3 8 R 2 E3. 4-8-10. F Schlatter et ux to A O Porter et ux, W D Con $10. 13X0 R 8. Part soc 30 T 2 S R 2 E. W P Dibble to F Dickon et ux, W D, 11-14-19. Con $1000. l R 8. Part lots 4, 6, blk 1 Everharts 1st add to Molalla. BURNS SOCIETY AT
