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Page 2 OREGON CITY, ENTERPRISE, FRIDAY, MAY 21. 1920. NEWS FROM ALL OVER THE COUNTY Correspondence From" All Over the County Telling of Improvements and Local Happenings During v ,, The Past Week Your Subscription Will Receive Prompt Attention. ' ' II IS II WO BY BUSY FARMERS ' THRUOUT COUNTY MACKSBtJRG. May 19. Great Tas the Joy of the ranchers who woke on Monday morning. May 16, to find that they had been visited ty a warm and copious rain after going to sleep in serious apprehension of a protracted and distructlVj, drought , To a marked degree the rain has Improved th prospect of the 1920 crops, the thorough moistening of a soil already heated by rhe unc.lou.ded sunshine that each day, for the last month, has bestowed upon as promises a rapidity of growth that will amply 'compensate for tardiness of the spring. Could the sugr profiteers but know of the inventiveness awakened to evade his extorition he might well liave some apprehension as to the wis dom of his course. The production ' of such substitutes as honey, maple sugar and sorghum will be pushed to the greatest possible extent Experience has taught housewives J. L CASE TRACTOR AND HORSE DRAWN W atfar vaa fra-a Kaa ml alow P u la warn? waya, for ow Nartawaaaara fcaaW la feVe J. L Cm w kava a ctssU &ae af walkuc mi shfiaf pWwa, awiadlag the J. L Camm Einr Caac slaw far KxM Uaatt iart rear aaa ara Ui saU fa aw aradacaj fat Utk staal Flew fa ayrariaf saaeanfaBy la all parts at tae Nortk- CUSUi Maws Tha Vakaa Trader Gaaa. aaawa aara, paa- i faataraa that fx will It fa vary Utj. caa a caaafaa1 fraaa 12 ta 14 er lC-aack rot la vary few aaiaatas mi b bmkU la aaa, two aa4 thraa bottom siaae with taauiaa foal praaf powar Eft,'-. Y Roderick-? an, Clark's Cutaway, Forkner Light J. I. Caae 2 carloads MyeTa Pumps, 1 carload Stover Engines, ' ferws-A 1 carload Stover Feed Mill just received., We advise you to fill your need while our stock is good. Everything in cultivators from There are few lines on which we riding cultivators is one of the few. tnis years prices. J. I. Case Planet, Jr. that the most perishable fruits can be made safe, not only by drying but by canning, minus sugar, till the substi tutes shall be xeady for use, or the market price have lowered to an at tainable level. SI Roth lately returned from the Orient Is giving himself the opportun ity to contrast U. S. service in China witn work on an American farm. Obeservance of Mr. Roth's appear ance creates the hope that many of our returned service men may be in duced to follow his lead. Mrs. V. Buchanan who has been vis iting tier daughter, Mrs. A. A. Bald win, returned on Saturday to Portland. The Mother's club is to meet in the present week at the home of Mrs. Pot ratz, Jr. Our classified ad custoDers are al ways satisfied. Why? Ask any of them. Clip This and Keep It For Reference! It May Be The Means 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 he fiad at this hotel in con nection with your treatments at reasonable rates. , My rates are reasonable and after an examination, if 1 can not help you, I will frankly tell you so. - , k DR. JOHN FULLER DruKless Physician, Canby, Ore. f Gladstone Gmpf ire Girls Have Picnic C IADS TONE, May IS. The Euter pian Musical club met at the home ot Mrs. Frank Kelson Saturday afternoon. The rooms were prettily decorated with cut flowers and ferns. Th Gladstone Camptire girls held- Deir annual weenie roast on the bank j ; of the Clackamas river Filday evening Games and music were enjoyed afto,r which they served hot weenies baked beans and buns. Mrs. Chaa. Moran ot Glen Echo has moved to Gladstone having purchased a modern home on Darmouth street. Miss Vivian Ek and N M. Black, of Portland, Mr. and Mrs. Fred Legler, of Hillsboro, were dinner guests, ot Mr and Mrs. Chaa Legler Wednesday, Mrs. Lettie Cline of Mill City is vis iting her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Wed dle. Mrs. Edith Mann of Portland is spending the week with her mother, Mrs. Tillle Edwards. Mr. and Mrs. Percy Cross who re cently sold their beautiful bungalow are temporarily demonciled at the home ot Mrs. Julia Tingle on Arling ton street. Edward W. Eby spent Sunday i that kit tractors. TWa Eaaaar flaaga at aary fan. 40a actaaa. TWa Vafeaa mi mhOmL tka V cI z I HARROWS 47 , Ua the small hand cultivator to the large orchard and field caWvator. now have a complete stock, but the J. I. Case line of walking and We bought these last year and can make you considerable saving over CULTIVATORS nl SOUTH C2q Oregon. City Agents Mother's day with his parents in Vancouver, Wash. Last year Mr. Eby was with the 31st Uunlted States in fantry in Siberia. Mrs. M. A. Bestow who has been quite ill at the home of her niece, Mrs. . J. F. Gray, is much improved. I Mrs. A. F. Parker who has been confined to her homA for six weeks is able to be out again. week at Colton taking in the High Mrs. Keteles is much Improved after school entertainment a severe attact of la grippe. The Progressive Rook Club of this Mrs. Grace M. Eby was In Milwaukie P,ace went t0 Mol11 Monday eve- during the week visitin? with Mra.!nlu8 and ave Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Embine Show and Mrs. Frimbath. Mr. and Mrs. James Thorton of Port land and daughter, Bell, were week end guest of Mr. and Mrs. August Bolle, they motored over the Colum bia hiehwav Siindav. pontine for din. ner at Bonneville. Mr. Thornton cently returned from the navy, having served three years during the world war. Miss Bernace and Edward Soulo of Portland are guests at the Eby home. Edward recently returned from Ger-; many where he served with the 8th. ! ano squadron during the war. CLACKAMAS PERSONAL8 CLACKAMAS, May 19. Miss Marie Piper of Pittsburg, Penn., Is the guest of her brother and family. - ; Miss Lena Carpenter from Oregon A. M. Hughey of LaGrande is stop- Clty and Fred Moehnke and family ping here at Hotel Clakamas. He is trom Portland visited their brother, employed by the Amerian Educational : Wm- Moehnke and family last Sun Association. day, , Mr. and Mrs. L. G. Herrington mo-1 Mrs- W' H- BottemiUer and daugh tored to Leaburg Friday returning ter- Mary- and Claudus, and Monday, after visiting Mrs. Herring-; Kenneth, visited her nephew, David ton's Darehts. Mr. and Mrs. John Tal-, BottemiUer and family 'of Oregon bert. '.' - ' 1 - M. V. Cavendcr who was very sick Sunday and Monday is improving. The Clackamas Cemetery Associa- tion held their annual meeting in the school building Monday evening. Primary Election Friday I. O. O, F. LITERARY PROGRAM AT MEADOWHROOK. May 20. Mrs. Matson and son spent a few days in Portland last week visiting her.daugh ter, Elenora, who is attending school there. Ora Coover has purchased him a country club car. Moehnke mill. Cbas, Hoi man has sold his farm to a party from Silverton who recently came from the east. Elnora and LUlie Schlef e ot Port land spent the week end at Mr and Mrs. Julius Schtewe while here attend ed the program Saturday night at the school house. I. O. Orein and family ot Cedardale and Edith Parker ot Vancouver, Wash, spent Sunday at the Larkin home. The Misses Ivy and Llllie Ten Eyck and Mr. Warren ot Portland were week-end visitors at the Fred Horner home. Miss Ten Eyck and Mr. Warren each gave a number on the program 1 VULCAN TRACTOR AND H0RS2 DRAWS Diac, Spring Tooth, Spike Tooth for Tractor or Hotm No on la Portland complete a Bm of karroo of til kinds. We airs tat Xsooa ally famoas task, Clark's Cat tway Harrows, the k arrow wHk the cat-oat disc aad tks sofld tteel frune tn4 also km complete Bat of the RODEJUCK LEAN disc barrows for all mskts of trtctori. u wafl as the regalar sizes of sprtaf and spike tooth ia both Lets aad J. L Case Bake. ft asw . W II It aaa CUM II 340-46 East Morrison St. Portland, Or. Walking Riding for small gardens or great farms Saturday night Several from here attended the play at Molalla Friday night given by the High School Mrs. Ralph Holman and sons, Charles and Ralph, of Molalla were visiting friends at Meadowbrook Sun- day - Ruth Chindgren is spending the Holman and family, former members of the club a surprise. A very enjoy able time was had. A large crowd was out to the Liter ary program and ice cre&tn social Saturday night, something over $30 re-!were realized from the sale of ice icream ana caKej The Edga Horner family and Fred Horner family went on a picnic Sun day near Canby. Personal ItemS Of Clarkes Secjion CLARKES, May 19. Mr. and Mrs Charles Moehnke and son Ivan and City last Sunday. Glen Larkins of Mulino is working for Moehnke Bro. saw mill. Walter Lee and Edwin BottemiUer visited some of Walter's relatives for 'a few days in Oregon City last week. ! Miss Bernfce Card is working for n u H M U B ALL GOODS One-fifth Shirts 1.50 up O. D. Pants 2.00 up H M H H H tx ft H U tt M B K n PUT IN YOUR SUPPLY OF WORK AND OUTING GARMENTS NOW ASPINWALL ARMY GOODS STORE 217-7TH STREET OREGON CITY, OREGON Mrs. W. M. Lambert from Salem is visiting her daughter, Mrs. Hay Jones, and family and her son, Roger for a short time. Mrs. David Moehnke and her niece Mildred Hornshuh. came back from Albany last Sunday. Roger Lambert came back from Amity last Thursday. Horn to the "lfo vf Mr. Ray Jones a son. Kay Jones sold some cattle to Mr. Petiold of Oregon City last Monday. Wm. Moehnke is on the sick list Miss Mary BottemiUer visited Mra. Ray Jones and family last Monday afternoon. Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Moehnke were to Portland last week. W. H. Wettlaufer was in Oregon City last week. Fred Joel, Jr., Is logging for MOetinke Bros, sow mill. James Jr., Gibson Dies At Barton EAGLE CREEK. May 19. Mrs. Viola Douglass, Miss Blna Douglass and Mr. McMann ot Portland vera out to Eagle Creek Sunday. Mr. and Mra. Malcolm Woodle, of Troutdale, were the guests of Mr. and Mrs. J. P. Woodle Sunday. Mr .and Mra. S. J. Eddy and son, Bruce, of Portland were the week end guests of Mr. and Mrs. R. B. Gib son. ' . Robert Moehnke was the guests of his sister, Mrs. Roy Douglass recently. Mrs. Anaiv Beckett was out this way Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Ed. Douglass of Esta- cada were visiting at the home ot Walter Douglass Sunday afternoon. Alter a short Illness James, Jr., Gib son died May, 13, 1920 at the home ot his son, Halley F. Gibson, of Barton. James Jr. Gibson was born near Cin cinnati!, Ohio, April 8, 1826. In 1860 he married Mrs. Emily Gibson and tnre were born ot this union seven children, six of whom are living. Hen an S. Gibson and Richard B. Gibson, of Eagle Creek; Harvey and Halley F. Gibson of Barton; Mrs. Nora Reld, of Estacada; and Mrs. Cora M. Udell, of Dover. In 1867 Mr. Gibson crossed the plains, coming to Oregon and set tling first at La Grande, then In 1868 moving to Eagle Creek, where he has since resided, with the exception of he pant four or five years, Wlien he; has lived with his son, Halley, of Bar ion. The funeral services were held at the home of Halley Gibson a ill: .in, May 16, 1920. Rev. McLennon, of Springwater, officiating. Interment was In the Gibson cemetery. There i were many beautiful flowers. Interesting News From Union Mill UNION MILLS, May 20. Rosa Mul vanyand niece, Bertha Howard, vis ited wlth relatives in Portland Sun day. Brenton Vodder, .school supervisor, called on the school a few minutes Monday morning. Among those who spent Sunday at the J. E. Nordling home were Mrs. Ada Nordling and daughter Anna, Mr. and Mrs. O. N. Hult and chlldrtm, Mr. and Mrs. E. J. Sandall and chil dren, all of Colton; Mr, and Mrs. G. J. Nordling and children of Mulino. A number of people from Brookslde attended the Literary at Meadowbrook Saturday evening. D. Hakklnen and family were din ner guests at the O. J. Culbertson home Sunday, Robert Orem underwent an opera tion lor the removal of tonsils at the Oregon City hospital Tuesday. He Is getting along all right. Rosa Mulvany transacted buslnss In Oregon City Monday. Est-ier and El ie Orem Journeyed to Mrs. Gladys Hargreaves of Liberal on Tuesday to take their' lessons on the piano. Fred Blackman and family of Mead owbrook, spent Sunday with Mrs. R. L .Orem. GEORGE LOCALS GEORGE, May 19. Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Horger, of Portland, visited Mrs. Horger's mother, Mrs. Marie Kllnkei 'of George, over Sunday. Mrs, Emma Doryland was transact 'ng business in Oregon City last Sat urday. I Mr. and Mrs. Julius Paulson was Estacada visitors last Monday. Mrs. Henry Klinker is visiting rel atives In Portland this week. Mr. McClln'ofkland son, Elbert, of Portland, visited Mrs. McClintnck"n mother, Mrs Ed 1; Harden of Georga ''st Sunday. POLK'S GAZETTEER A Botfoeni PlnM-tory of eoeS Cltr. Town ar.d OrrKon and WiiMiIiijftojj, uivinsr A JlPMsripllva E;?"'? e H tnK lAi-rUkMl, fMl'Plmr "-;;jftc uvl a f. .fr buii i-rufi- r- j. to TO BE DISPOSED OF BY SATURDAY NIGHT Off on all Reclaimed Army Goods Shoes Overcoats 1.00 up 8,00 up O. D. Coats Pouches 2.50 up , 1.50 GIVE FINE CANTATA KSTACADA. May 2Q.-Mrs. Ed. Allen and siater-tnlaw, Mra. Wright, 'Came over from Marmot Friday to vis- It relatives for a few days. Mr. and Mrs. J. O. Greenwood ot Bull Run, were guests at the Tom Watson home, west ot Estacada, a few days last week. W. F. Cary, wife and little daughter were Portland visitors Saturday. Gordon Lawrence, who bought out the truck business ot Ed Douglass, rented the Linn house tn Terrace Ad dition and moved his family hero from Springwater the latter part ot last week. John Page and wife and daughter, Manerra, were Portland visitors last Saturday. Phil Standlsh and wife of Newburg, visited relatives and friends at this place the latter part ot last week. k Mrs. Lena Underwood was a Gresh am and Portland visitor last Suturduy. Mrs. W. L. McGurge (Funnle Camp bell) was here from Portland last Suuduy a guest at the home ot Mrs. Myrtle Beltils. The Royal bakery of Portland now has a bread wagon In this section mak ing trips every day from the city. The Peoples' store handle their bread. Conrad Klegbauin who Is working In Portland, waa a week end visitor with his family at this place. Government hunter, It G. Ames, came down from the mountains Sat urday night to visit his family for a few days. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Jorg arrived In Estacada Monday morning from Port land to visit old friends at this place for a day or two. Mrs. M. II. Boyle was here Saturday night and Sunday to furnish music for "The Miracle Man" which was pre sented at the Family theater. Mana ger Linn Is furnishing the people here with good entertainments. George Snell of Portland, closed a deal through the fury Real Estate Co., Monday for the purchase of a 40 acre farm at Blssell, norlh ot Esta cada. The farm belonged to Mrs. Elizabeth Rath, of Portland. Mr. Snell will move onto the place some time this summer. Brenton Vedder of Gladstone was an Estacada vhiltor last Friday night to attend the entertainment given by the grade school. Harry B. Harper and wife were In Estacada Monday looking for a resi dence as they expect to come here to reside shortly. Mr. .Harper Is a con ductor for the P. R.' L. & P. Co., and is soon to take the place of Conductor Grabcl, who has the early morning train and retnrnlng at 6:30 at night. 'Quite a number from this locality attended the funeral of James Jr. Gib son at Eagle Creek last Sunday room ing. Mr. Gibson was one ot the oldest settlers at Eagle Creek, having lived there for 62 years and was 94 years of age. - Mrs. Viola Douglass of Portland, ! was a guest at the home of her son Ed. Douglass Sunday night. 1 The Estacada schools close this week and with the exams and social functions and pupils, teachers and patrons are kept very busy. The cantata last Friday night by the grade pupils, was the first of the closing ekcerclses. The auditorium was crowded to Its doors and all were de lighted with the performance. The butterfly number, by several little IJIIIIIMIIIIIIIIMIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIHIIIIIIIIU When in Sandy f stop at I Bob I -Smith's. Garage j E Liberty Six Motor Cars 1920 Ford Automobiles K. M. Wade Drag Saws 5 E on Sale s Auto Repairing 5 E and Blacksmithing lllllllllilllllillllllllilllliiiiliillllllllliurT Blankets 7.00 up Overalls 50c Up girls ot tho primary grade, wits ex ceptionally good and worthy of es pecial mention. The cantata hounded with beautiful scones, excellent mus ic and pretty costumes. The llucca luureato sermon to the graduiitos, was given by Gordon J. Taylor, of Molalla, .Sunday night at the school auditor turn. The eighth grade gruditutlon takes place Thursday night. Instead of a plcnlo for the high school exclus ively, tho wholu town and surrounding country were lnvitod to join with scholars and teachers with a plcnlo In tho park Thursday. The Rood building on Secoud St., Is being pptred and painted prepara tory to being occupied by Ed. Boner with a stock ot kodaks, fishing tackle. Mr. and Mrs. J. M. Melton vUUd Portland Tucndtiy to buy house fur ntshtng. Mr. and Mrs. E. Douglass went to Portland last Friday In their new Buby Grand Chevrolet .returning the next day with a new truck which Mr. Douglass recently purchased through the Cascade Garage Thos. Pumfrey, It M. Townsend and Roy Meyers, of the P. R. L. & P, Co. were Estacada visitors Tuesday morn ing. Mra. Roy Meyers of Eagle Crc., visited Estacada Tuesday to have den tal work done. Mr. and Mrs. Chamberltn arrived from California a few dnys ago and have taken up a residence at the Esta cada hotel. Estacada high went to Molalia for a return game of bail. Several auto onus or rooters went along to tn courage the boys. Si-orb wn 12 to 3 In favor of Molalla. Ther0 was a meeting of the Public Service Commission here Tuesday morning to consider the regunst ot the local telephone company ,to raise A Road Man for a Road Administration W. H. COUNSELL of Milwaukie Republican Candidate for i ' 1 v : A 1 1 I 'II . 'I . Ice Cream GOLDSMITH'S Ice Cream ;You Can Depend cn This" says the Good Real Tobacco for teal satisfaction. The full rich taste of the Real Tobacco Chew lasts so long that you don't need a fresh chew so often. That's why it costs you less to use this class of tobacco. Any man who uses the Real Tobacco Chew will tell you that. Put up in two styles RIGHT CUT is a short 1 W-B CUT is it u n u n n n u n u u n u. u H U u n n n Raincoats 3.30 up Leggins Etc. lliolr rates. Quite a number attended the hearing. Eil. Boner has purchased a new Es sex car of Keed A Shlbley. It Is beauty and Ed fools very proud ot It Mrs. Freeman, ot Freswatnr, Ora., Is her visiting ber parents, Mr. and Mrs. V. Barr. Mrs. I). K. Kachelman arrived homo from a Vortland hospital Tuesday, where she underwent an operation for appendicitis a few days ago. She Is recovering ulcoly. Mrs. John Arquetle and Hltle daugh-. ter .of Portland, are hero visiting lir parents, Mr. and Mrs. link or. About twenty flva ladles went to Oregon City Wednesday to boost tor J. W. Rood for county commissioner. Tbey motored over and returned lata In the afternoon. A. Benson cut his foot Quite badly Tuesday whlla cutting brush which ne cessitated the services ot a physician. Mr. and Mrs. Alt Drill ara packing ready to move to Portland Saturday. The Drill family will be greatly miss ed hero where they hava been active In lodga and social affairs. They have purchased a home on the east side In Portland. The best wishes of a hot ( friends go with them. Mr. and Mrs. II. U. Glb.on of Eagla Creek have bought a Chevrolet car and both are learning to drive It. Mrs. Nnal Hrmison went to Portland Saturday to visit the Lett Bronaon family, returning Monday night. Mlis Ruth Dillon, shkIhUiiI cashier at the Eiitacada State Bank, will re ceive all subscriptions for tho Inter Church Campaign and forward the same. J. D. Davis passed through town Wednesdsy with his burro loaded down with camping utlnslls and pro-, is fiM hi way to the mountains to fish and hunt for several weeks. COUNTY COMMISSIONER Having been a road super- visor of the Milwaukie district, '.-jjand having done contracting v; 'A work on roads for years, every ' ' ft one of which has met with sat isfaction, he is thoroughly ac quainted with the needs of the county in its proposed pro gram of hardsurfacing of roads. We will also bring a successful business experience to the office. (Paid Adv.) Judg3 - cut tobacco a long fine-cut tobacco 1 ir.i iMff ii Hall. Mrs. Ray Jones at present
