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ligneur, $41.08; Floid Emen, $4.99; C.
Pelter, $2.39; Carl Bremer, $26.16; R.
P. Watts, $22.50; Earnest Schneider,
$9.96; Russell Murphy, $2.80; .C. R.
Shrods. $2.80: Victor David. 82.80:
Fred Straw, $2.49; C. F. Straw, $2.99;
-t -r. - t-,
$1.24; John Mcholick and Co. $1082.70.
Market Road No. 10, D. T. Meldrum,
$9.20; J W. Miles, $39.92; G. D. Ham-
niond, $19.96; C. A. Wells, $19.96; Geo.
Pennell $65.30
Market Road No. 1", J. W. Miles,
$2.30: .T W MilPs IB S3: C A. Wells,
r-Viaa Simmons 3 84: W. w
Rambo, $6.53; G. D. Hammond, $4.99;
H. Cochran, $3.84.
Market Road No. 13. J. W. Miles,
$19.59; G. D. Hammond, $14.97; C. A.
Wells, $14.97.
Market Road No. 14, J. W. Miles,
$8.83; G. D. Hammond, $4.99; H. Coch
ran, $3.84; W. C. Cowgill, $26.12.
Market Road No. 22. W. C. Cowgill,
Jr., $6.53; W. H. Rambo, $4.99; H.
Cochran, $3.84 r Chas. Simmons, $3.84.
Market Road No. 23, J. W. Miles,
$51.86; G. D. Hammond, $34.93; C. A.
Wells, $24.95; H Cochran, $7.68; Geo.
Pennell, $65.30.
Market "Road No 24. J W. Miles, ! Be nuweu, fA.vv; jonii nuuunsui ; . ...
$2315- G D HaLon $4 99- C. A $3.60; Alice Dwiggins, $3.00; Jennie (Percifull. $6.00; P. S. Finucan, $6.00;
Wells' $14 97- ChStomons $11.52; Even, $3.00; Ida M. Kent, $300; Lillian 'Ida C. Eggleston, $3.00; Bessie E. Bail
W C Cowgili j? $43 65 Cochran IBergren. $3.00; Elda A. Riley, $3.00; ey. $3.00; Lucinda Freese, $3.00; Ur-
$19.20: W: H.
Rambo, $24.95; Geo.
Pennell, $7.68.
Election, S. D.. Richardson, $3.00;
Chas. S. Dykstra, $3.00; I. D. Taylor,
$3.40; M. H. Myers, $3.00; Wm. Hol
schu; $3.00; Alfred Ladd, $3.00; J. B.
Carter, $3.00; J. M. Bernard, $3.00; A.
E. Taylor, $3.00; Wm. Braatz, $3.$0;
Fred Weigel, $3.00; Otto Meindl $4.00;
D. F. LeFevre, $3.00; E. S. Craig,
$3.00; J. F. Lymp, $5.00; T. H. Blen
coe, $3.00; R. Y. Appeley, $6.00: O.
Plimpton, $3.00; F. H. Glover, $3.00;
Lillian Derry, $3.00; Lillien M. Mc
Cauley, $3.00; Zuby M. Fletcher, $3.00;.
C. A. Evans, $3.00; School Dist. No.
123, $5.00; C. F. Ziegler, $3.00; O. M.
Znsve, $3.00; George H. Berg, $3.00;
Ray Fish, $5.40; David Shepard, $3.00;
Ray W. Smith, $3.00; R. D. Zimmer
man, $3.00; Chas. Bockler, $3.00; E. J.
Bell, $3.00: H. P. Peter, $3.00; A. F.
Anderson, $3.00; City of Barlow, $5.00;
Geo. Forman, $5.80; Chas. Krebs,
$3.00; Geo. W. Turner, $3.00; E. N.
Bates, $3.00; J. W. Henderson, $3.00;
Mildred S. Turner, $3.00; Dora Clester,
$3.00; R. W. White, $3.00; H. F. Gib
son, $3.00; Leander Bartlemay, $3.00;
Frank Guffnett, $3.00; Wm. Daniels,
$6.00; Geo. Havill, $7.20; Abel Thom
as, $3.00; E. O. Hughes, $6.00; T. H.
Davis, $6.00; Leora Thomas, $6.00; W.
E. Jones, $5.00; Fred Bohlander, $8.00;
L. P. Duffy, $11.00; Albert Moehnke,
$6.00; Hugo Hansen, $6.00; W. E. Mc
Afee, $6.00; Griffin Robertson, $6.00;
Samuel E. Lyon, $3.00; J. W. Stone,
$3.00; F. M. Morgan, $3.00; John
Myers, $3.00; M. H. Wheller, $3.00; R.
Anderson, $3.00; C. Z. Lake, $6.00;
H. H. Hughes, $3.00; O. W. Boring,
$3.00; E. V. Maulding, $3.00; E. E.
Brown, $3.00; L O. O. F. Boring, $5.00;
Geo. G. Gibbons, $6.00; G. Vaerett,
$12.00; Don Allen, $6.00; C. E. Larson,
$6.00; R. C. Shipley, $6.00; R. A.
Ganger, $$6.00; W. C. Kendall, $3.00;
A. E. Wait, $3.00; C. N. Wait, $3.00;
Wilson Evans. $4.80; R. I. Garrett,
$3.00; Ida B. Knight, $3.00; Elizabeth
White, $3.00; Blanche Eccles, $3.00; C.
O. Thomas, $3.00; Ora L. Cattley, $3;
Alice Baty, $3.00; J. F. Patch, $3.00;
J. R. Pitts, $3.00; Geo. Koehler, J3.00;
Irwin Wheeler, $3.00; D. R. Dimick,
$4.80; Wm. Buson, $3.00; Carl Schmitt
$3.00; A. M. Vinyard, $3.00; O. W.
Kruegen, $3.00; Grace L. Patch, $3.00;
.T H. Stewe. 13.00: W. H. Barr. $5.00;
A. B. Cole, $3.00; H. C. Gilmore, $d.00;
W. H. Lucke, $9.80; C. E. Bowman,
$3.00; J. P. Dozir, $3.00; Sam Hess,
$3.00; O. F. Frentress, $3.00; G. H.
Adams, $3.00; A. E. Bany, $3.00; N. L.
Melum, $3.00; A. G. Phelps, $3.00; W.
A. Hedges, $3.00; Max Telford, $3.40;
William Rakel, $3.00; George Vogal,
$3.00; A. H. Finnigan, $3.00; Stella B.
Rakel, $3.00; Jessie May, $3.00 ; Mary
A. Harey, $3.00; Mae Rakel, $3.00;
Lucile Klemsen, $3.00; Ethel Frost,
$3.00; W. B. Stokes, $5.00; Mrs. Geo.
Ingram, $3.00; C. E. Stewart, $3.00;
R. F. Davis, $4.60; R. H. Beatie, $3.00;
G. R. Gwillim, $6.00; Nell Maye Mag-
ness, $3.00; Edna Pearl Jones, $3.00;
Neva lone Beatie, $3.00; J. H. Grif-
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fiths, $3.00; Ruth Schuebel, $3.00;
Harry W. Brown, $3.00; School Dist.
No. 29, $-.00; J. J. Hattan, $3.00; Cleve
Stewart, $3.00; Thos. E. Anderson,
$8.80; Orvin McQuau, $3.00; R. L.
Peak, $4.60; R. E. Friedrich, $3.00;
Laura L. Kirchem, $3.00; John C. Mil
ler, $3.00; Josephine Busch, $3.00;
John C. Holcomb, $3.00; Nora Peake,
$3.00; E. P. Dedman, $3.00; W. T.
Johnston, $3.00; Otis Welch, $3.00; L.
G. Herrington, $3.00; Willis Imel,
$3.00; J. N. Young, $3.00; W. W. Ep
ster, $8.00; Peter Susbauer, $3.00; A.
G. Mather, $3.00; Elmer' Coleman, $3;
W. E. Godsey, $3.00; Richard Griffith,
$8.00; John L. Gard, $6.00; George A.
Clack, $6.00; Eugene Kleinsmith, $6;
Edward Leichtweis, $6.00; W. I. Clark,
$6.00; Albert Gasser, $2.50; F. H. Taw
ney, $6.00; C. W. Harris, $6.00; W. A.
cvjuc, jj.w, . vv. urns, w-
Tawney, J. T. Mclntyre, $6.00; Thots.
Brom, $2.00; R. E. Gordon, $$6.00; W.
H. Schieffer, $10.00; John Putz, $6.00;
Claude Winslow, $6.00; John W. Cha-I
berg, $6.00; Leslie
luoore, $0.U0;
School Dist No. 53, $5.00; John R.
Oatfield, $3.00; Ambrose Brownell,
$3.00; Wm. L. Starkweather, $4.00;
Henry Thiessen, $3.00; C. F. Powers,
$3.00; Jennie P. Campbell, $3.00; Mary
G. Butler, $3.00; Ella B. Risley, $3.00;
Mary E. Phillips, $3.00; Blanche Cor
der, $3.00; Chas. P. Laudien, $3.00; Al
bert Hartwig, $3.00; J. B. Fowler,
$3.00; A. C. Baumback, $8.00; Clarence
Browning, $3.00; Fred Wagner, $3.00;
E. E. VanFleet, $3.00; W. H. Bancke,
$3.00; Joe Caldo, $3.00; Peter Haug
lum, $3.00; W. L. Crissey, $3.00; John
Revenue, $3.00; Cottrell Community
Church Association, $5.00; J. E. Seifer,
$3.00; John Chitwood, $3.00; H. Bock,
$3.00; John H. Hoffmeister, $3.00; W.
R. Dallas, $5.00; Minnie A. Elliott,
$3.00; Rudolph Mullenhoff, $3.00; Ida
Dallas, $3.00; Gladys Wolfhagen, $3;
A. H. Ritzan, $3.00; W. Brodie, $$3.00;
C. A. Vincent, $5.00; H. J. Rastall,
!!f;TC'l J-6'
tu.uu, ueouc fu.uu, i. u. luuu-
by, $6.00; Standinger, J. W., $6.00;
School Dist. No. 25, $3.00; Julius
Reichle, $6.00; J. W. Marrs, $6.00; Da-
viu noraer, o.uu, vv. ju. Mjers, s.vu;
Ivan Lacey, $11.60; H. H. Udell, $6.00;
John Affolter, $6.00; Arthur Evans,
$6.00; Frank Zastera, 012.00; Hugh L.
Guthrie, $6.00; Joseph DeShazer $6.00;
School District No. 81. $2.50; A. D.
Burnett, $3.00; Fred Hoffmeister, $3;
Frank E. Fuchs, $3.00; W. M. Sanders,
$3.00; B. F. Forrester, $8.00; Florence j
Glover, $3.00; Kose hi. suter, $3.00;
R. E. Munger, $3.00; E. L. Myers, $6.20
Roxanna Clester, $3.00; Agatha Gith-
ens, $3.00; Mae Kitching, $3.00; Ella
C. Stephens, $3.00; Mary Morgon, i
?3 00; SusIe KitcS, 13.00; D. M.
; Marshall, $8.00; Martha G. Hughes,
j$3.00; Susie Sarver, $3.00; Cordelia
: Carter, $3.00; Myrtle L. Bacon, $3.00;
'Anna ,K. Moore, $3.00; Katherine
Jones, $3.00; G. H. Lighthorn, $3.00;
Myrtle Belfils, $3.00; Mae Oakley
iReed, $3.00; Resa A. Reagan, $3.00;
Elizabeth H. Allen, $3.00; J. F. Love-
lace, $6.00; Annie Matson, $3.00; Lucia
Pimm tQAO- Mom Qmith 3 0ft- EliZ-
a'beth M. Sparks, $3.00 ;. E1fb"1
'Ames, $3.00; Mae B. Osborne, $$3.00;
jGeoreg C. Armstrong, $7.20; D. H.
iWatts, $6.00; W. H Bonney, $6.00;
iWm. H. Lewis, $6.00; Lizzie Bonney,
i $6.00; Rose Ella Schwartz, $6.00; C.
i H. Duncan, $6.00; A. J. Kngbaum,
i $6.00: F. H. Davis, $10.80; J.
B. Robert
son, $6.00; Geo. G. cook, $5.oo; i.
Wooster, $6.00; Garfield Grange, $5;
Fred Lins, $6.00; Leo Rath, $6.00;
John Marshall, $6.00; Theresa M.
Miller, $6.00; Stella A. Schmidt, $12;
Delia Harders, $6.00; Henry Schmidt,
$2.50; Edward Harrington, $3.00;
1 Emma Hollingsworth, $3.00; E. E.
iTeeple, $3.00; Paul Fisher, $3.40; J. H.
fPrater, $6.00: Marie Roche, $3.00;
IMaysd O'Dell, $3.00; Florence Hulbert,
$3.00; Frances Miranda, $3.00; Audrey $3.00; W. R. Ellis, $3.00; Mary L. Jew
TTnuo conn, ah mT.-iT,x ell. S3.00- Vems f"!ross S3.00: Louise
A. D. Paddock, $5.00; T. F. Meeds,
$3.00; Mary L. Howell, $3.00; Cham-
$5.00; Lottie M. Battin, $3.00; Emma
!M. SDOoner. $3.00: Edw. F. Bohlman.
$3.00: H. R. Dickover. $3.00; C. E. Bat-
Itin, $3.00; L. H. Timmer, $3.00; Vera
'.TL. Kanne, $3.00; Roy Otty, $4.60; Liz
izie H. Loyd, $3.00; J. C. Elliott, $3.00;
!F. C-Schroader, $3.00; Battin School
Dist. No. 54, $5.00; Simon Lawrence
IMOllan, $3.00; Emma Babbett Avery,
$3.00; Jeroce Aery, $3.00; Bertha M.
Thias, $3.00; Thomas Farley, $3.00; F.
J. Sehuld, $3.00; Mary Anna Keil, $3;
Elizabeth MuUan, $3.00; Boyd F. Fish
er, $3.00; Effie D. Avery $3.00; J. M.
Schuld, $5.00; C. G. Stone, $8.80; Don
Fellows, $6.00; Braden Rambo, $3.00;
Jesse Mayfield, $6.00; Chester Gard,
$6.00; Wm. Rutherford, $6.00; School
Distr. No. Ill, $3.00; G. E. Heathman.
$3.00; Edith C. Truscott, $3.00; Wm.
B. S. Booth, $3.00; Louise H. Starker,
$3.00; J. F. Jennings, $3.00; Lida H.
Woodbeck, $3.00; Sylvia M. Wilcox,
$3.00; Mabel H. Pierce, $3.00; C. E.
Meldrum, $3.80; Julia E. Ulbrand,
$3.00; J. L. McCulloch, $3.00; Jen
nings Lodge Church, $5.00; W. C.
Reasoner, $3.00; S. L. Miller, $7.40;
Willis Brown, $300; W. H. Burkert,
$3.00; L. A. Rail, $3.00; John S. Ow
ings, $3.00; Ruie Brown, $3.00; A. S.
Kent, $3.00; W. F. Stanton, $3.00; N.
R. Graham, $3j00; Edw. K. While, $3;
Ruie Brown, $4.00; S. S. Parrott,
$6.00; G. H. St. Clair, $10.00; A. F.
Kiser, $6.00; Lulu D. Loucks, $6.00;
$6.00; A. D. McCully, $6.00; Martha
Stahlnecker, $6.00; Lad Hill Hall,
$5.00; R. A. Wright, $6.00; V. H. Dun
ton, $8.60; Len E. Wallace, $6.00; A.
H. Reynolds, $6.00; S. Percifull, $6.00;
H. T. Kister, $6.00; J. R. Hoff, $5.00;
Henry Swales, $6.00; S. G. Kircham,
$8.40; W. E. Cromer, $6.00; Earl Ger-
ber, $6.00; Olive Tracy, $6.00; Gladys
Sloper, $6.00;
Harding Grange, 05.00;
F. W.
Barth, $3.00; G. W. Scramlin.
;$3.00;
J. W. Smith, $5.80; J. E. Sin-
clair, $3.00; J. W. Eby. $3.00; C. H.
Lorenz, $3.00; Avon Jesse. $3.00: John
Heinz, $3.00; Carl W. Joehnk, $3.00;
E. W. Gribble, $3.00; Oscar Bolland,
$3.00; G. W. Scramlin, $5.00; John
jGaffney, Jr., $3.00; Carl Barney, $3.00;
H. M. Robbins, $3.90: George B. Frank
! $3.00; E. T. Avison, $3.00; Ihma Lewis,
!$3.00; Hal Lindsley, $3.00; Zuna Tay-
lor, $3.00; G. F. Mighells, $3.00; W. W.
Harris, $3.00; R. R. Howard, $3.00;
'Maple Lane Grange, $5.00: T. C. Bent
ney, $3.00; Barton Jack, $3.00; J. W.
jHobart, $3700; F. L. Spirvin, $3.00; T.
;D. Clapp, $8.00; W. E. Harmon, $3.00;
Mary E. Marquam, $3.00; Elvira Miller
$3.00; B. M. Hubbard, $3.00; C. A.
Bassett, $3.00; C. H. Counsell, $4.40;
lEda P Homer, $3.00; Wm. Kleeb, $3;
; Stanley Z. Elasko. $3.00; Ida E. Mean-
ey, $3.00; Nettie Montgomery, $3.00;
HazeT Belle Burbank, $3.00; Minnie D.
IShrock, $3.00; Sadie G. Lewellyn, $3;
j Milwaukee Vol. Fire Dept., $5.00; W.
H. Grasle, $3.00; J. A. Rigdon, $3.00;
W. E. Kelso, $4.40; Alice Rigdon, $3;
.Harry Simpson, $6.00; Myrtle E. Stall-
(ley, $3.00; Kate M. Mason, $3.00; H.
IE. Basnett, $3.00; Eva M. Cooper, $3;
Sadie Sirvis, $3.00; Ora M. Mazzei, $3;
I Mil. Vol. Fire Dept., $5.00; Evangeline
!P. Ritchie, $3.00; Mildred A. Eisert,
$3.00; C. C. McLaughlin, $4.40; Paul
line Parelius, $3.00; E. R. Eisert, $3.00;
Iva M. Colcord, $3.00 Alice S. McCul
iloch, $3.00; Elizabeth S. Buck, $3.00:
Florence Patty, $3.00; Fay Grabler,
$3.00; Ada G. Broekings, $3.00; M. J.
Melton, $5.00; O. W. Robbins, $3.00;
Gertie L. Everhart. $3.00: W. J. E.
j Vick, $3.00; W. H. Engle, $6.20; H. N.
: Everhart, $7.00; I. M. Taliver, $3.00;
jZella G. Engle, $3.00; Zelma S. Rid
,ings, $3.00; G. J. Case, $3.00; L. W.
; Robbins, $3.00; C R. Austen, $3.00;
IE. L. Palfrey, $3.00; G. V. Adams, $3;
'W. W. Everhart, $6.20; T. O. Ridings,
$3.00; Clay Hungate, $3.00; Nellie M.
Henricksen, $3.00; Bertha Dicken, $3;
Solon Eckert. $3.00: A. M. Miller. $3:
itnoaa Mackrell,
S3 00- rVli-a TVirtrl 3-
j vv. m. Atackerell, $5.00; Ward B Law-
;ton, $3.00; A J Marrs $3 00-'a, C.
Warner, $3.00; j S SiisW $3 00" J
M. Warnock, $6.40" Lula M ThoW
son, $3.00: EnBP m F.-.warrl S3nn-
leila E. Kiner. S3 00- T.illian AYfr1 I
d.uu; j. W. Hiatt, $3.00; Calla Wal
dorf, $3.00; Lettie Schuebel, $3.00; U.
'A. Woodside, $3.00; William Goldson,
$3.00; Lewis Churchill, $3.00; Mary
S. Howard, $3.00: A. C. Erickson. S3-
j. aj. jjameias
$3.00; Hazel
$5.40; Edwin Berdine, ! William Armstrong, $6.00; Frank Pet
Berdine, $3.00; Inez it, $12.00; Francis M. Hall, $6.00;
Churchill, $3.00: Louis Hvlton $4 oo-
L. P. Spagle, $3.00; P. A. Mohr, $3.00; jort, $6.00; M. R. Snidow, $3.00; !$": Ella Tracy (Eunice Horner).
:M. G. Smith, $6.60; Albert F. EymanEmma Edmonds, $3.00; R. A. Junker, $10.00; Mrs Lillian M Johnson $15.00;
;30$; Chas. F. Spagle, $3.00; Annie . $3.00; A. W. Adamson, $3.00; J. E. ! Geo. H. Newsome $15.00; Ada La
Hart, $3.00; Clara Cooper, $3.00; Perl ' Downey, $3.00; Mrs. Catherine Davis, Baw, $8.00; Katie Pluard IlO.00; Wal
Kmzer, $3.00; L. S. Mitts. $2.00:' .T. ! $3.00: Henrietta L. Snatz. $3.00: Viola i lace R. Telford (Michael Boyles), $12;
jn. ounwaDauer. S3 no- pi,,i tjhoh
$3.00; Mrs. Edna Bloomfield, $5.00;
Chas. A. Thompson, $3.00; Charles
Brant Bray, $3.00; Chas. Rider. $4.00;
Fred Chinn, $3.00; D. McArthur, $3.00;
Laura LaLiberte, $3.00; Kathryn A.
Randall, $3.00; Martin A. Staubef, $3;
T. C. Morrison, $3.CJ); G. F. Knowles,
$3.00; Chas. M. Chinn,- $3.00; Warner
Grange, $4.00: F. B. Peck. $3.00: W. A,
!?OWler ' 30: Elizabeth R. Brooks, $3;
; jaraes j. Aliyn $3 00 I Julian $ 00"
Emerald S. Waldron' $3 00- Eva F
Robinett, $3 00- Jennie w' Prince
'house, $3.00- F A Smith $4 00-
ixjuise Follensbee. $3 00: Lina N
bkoog, $3.00; Wm. W.. Thompson, $5;
:g. k. Hall, $2.00; Flora H. Kilgore,
$3.00; C. A. Lewis, $4.00; Susie G.
jYearsley, $3.00; -J. H. Graham, $3.00;
Beulah G. Valeria G. Benvie, $3.D0;
Dellon W. Olds,, $3.00; Leona Kellogg,
d.oo; Josephine Davenport, $3.00; A.
vietta Miller, $3.00;
W. L. Muley,
$3.00; Delia L.
$3.00; Daisy Larien,
Beattie, J3.00; Edna Egr, $3.00; Alice
Farr, $37dO; Hellen Woodward, $3.00;
IMary Shobe. $3.00; W. Lawson. $3.00;
Viola A. Bruner, $30: Abbie
band, $3.00; Myrtle Byrnes, $3.00; ;J. C. Loundree, $5.00; W. W. Ever
Rosina Fouts Ecans, $3.00; Letta Skill- 'hart, $4.00; D. M. Marshall, $6.50; Ban
man, $3.00; Grant Robbins, $3.00; Mar- jKST&SS- Addiag Machine
guerite Forbes, $3.00; Cornne Hen- Co $1.75; Oregon City Enterprise,
ningsen, $3.00; May Naumann, $3.00; $13.75; Huntley-Draper Drug- Co.,
Grace Baxter, $3.00; Grace Reynolds, :$6.65; County, Clerk, $12.00.
$3.00; Jaunita Woodward, $3.00; Mat- Recorder, County Recorder, $12.00;
tie Robacker, 5$3.00; J. C. Sawyer, $3; iBushong and Co., $26.00.
j vr
JOS.
Vara Caufield, $3.00; H. A. Heater, $3;
C. Hedges, $3.00; H. W. Meier,
$3.00; Madge Fortune, $3.00; Era W.
Surfus, $3.00; Reita Ruconich, $3.00;
j Annie L. Park, $3.00; Anna M. Lin-
ville, $3.00; Ella May Scouton, $3.00;
H. S. Anderson, $3.00; Willis E. Pet
tibone, $3.00; J. E. Jack, $3.00; H. B.
Cartlidge, $3.00; L. Ruconich, $3.00;
Bertha Adams, $3.00; Delia Green, $3;
Frederick Wm. Parker. $3.00: Chris-
tena Bluhm, $3.00; Gertrude Roberts,
S3.00: Minnie M. Pettibone. $3.00:
James Roake, $3.00; A. M. White, $3;
M. P. Chapman, $3.00; C. J. Hood, $3;
F. C. Burk, $3.00; C. H. Roake, $3.00;
Dorothy Alldredge, $3.00; Roy B. Cox,
$3.00 Nan Chapman, . $3.00; Agnes
Justine, $3.00; Nola Mass, $3.00;
Jacob Schatz, $3.00; E. C.Hackett,
$3.00; C. E. Burns, $3.00; F.'H. Cross,
! Stoll, $3.00; Augusta Sehaudt, ?i.uu;
j Belle Warren, $3.00; C. A. Blodgett,
j $3.00; A. J. Wilson, $5.00; E. H. Coop-
! er, $3.00; Mary K. uaulieia, frf.oo;
,J. L. Waldron, $3.00; Myra L. Shan
non, $3.00; May A. Waldron, $3.00;
Alice M. Ely, $3.00; J. K. Morris,
$3.00; F. E. Morris, $3.00; AUce E. $2.60; Gus Schram, $2.40; George Hud
Quinn, $3.00; Miss Shively, $5.00; Gor- isoIlj $2.40; Katherine B. Cox, $S?00;
don E. Hayes, $3.00; Jeanette F. Scott, jeU M. Lainhart, $5.00; G. J. Creigh
$3.00; G. H. Pace, $3.00; Margaret H. !t0n, $2.20; S. L. Stephens, $2.20; H. J.
Brand, $3.00; Ernest W. MeUien $3.00; i Price. $2.20: W. H. Counsel. $3.40; Ira
Jennie E. Eby, $3.00; Jessie M. John-
son, $3.00; Clara Miller, $3.00; Mary
E. Bain, $3.00; Laura Priester, $3.00;
I Martha Pace, $3.00; O. D. Eby, $5.00;
Nellie M. Alldredge, $3.00; J. A. Ldz
berg, $3.00; Duane C. Ely, $3.00; W.
' TUl fitnnA ? nfl- W W TV.Tf.r'lollnn 3
Wilbur S. Warren, $3.00; Bertha
Priebe, $3.00; Gwen Green, $3.00;
Helen A. Miller, $3.00; Cora Eberly,
$3.00; Bessie Alldredge, $3.00; Martin
and Son, $5.00; John Lewellen, $3.00;
Bernice Welsh. $3.00; Olive H. Fox,
$3.00; Lena M. Harris, $3.00; John
GiUett, $4.00; C. F. Baker, $3.00; Bes
sie E. Grady, $3.00; Nora M. Carico,
$3.00; Ada Stevens, $3.00; Alta Single
terry, $3.00; Harriet M. Roman, $3.00;
W. S. Ewing, $3.00; Mary C. Smith,
$3.00; H. B. Bickner, $4.20; Flora Jar
isch, $3.00; F. E. Davidson, $3.00; Ida
Worthington, $3.00; Cora Bullock, $3;
Elizabeth E. Pettinger, $3.00; Gladys
V. Centers, $3.00; Cora Davidson, $3:
Lucina Kiser, $3.00; I. O. O. F. Oswego
$5.00; C. B. Hall, $3.00; W. M. M.
Hawk, $3.00; E. M. Cousin, $3.00; J S.
McRoss, $3.00; D. B. Fox, $3.00; Mary
L. Davison, $3.00; Mattie M. Shipley,
$3.00; Mrs. Minnie Clinefelter, $3.00;
Kathryn A. J. Boyd, $3.00; Elnora
Wessling, $3.00; Ruth Good, $3.00;
Ella B. Johnson, $5.00; Jim Skinner,
$6.00; C. C. Borland, $6.00; D. E.
,LonS. $6.60; Alta M. Commons, $6.00;
Lottie J. Warnock, $5.00; Fay Smith,
; $6.00; H. P. Lee, treas., $6.00; Cordelia
iE - Lucas, $3.00;
Marie Friedrich, $3;
E- L. JPope, $3.40
Henry Peckover, $3;
W. W. Smith, j.3.00; Augusta Felth.
$3.00; Dora Dean Burns, $3.00; Anna
Witzig, $3.00; Hattie Himler, $3.00;
William W. Davis. $3.00; Delia H.
Ingermanson, $3; A'bernethy Grange,
$7.20; E. L. Baker, $10.20; C. O. Lee,
$6.00; Chas. Tooze, $6.00; Marjorie
Tooze, $6.00; Geo. Stahlnecker, $6.00;
Geo. B. Murray, $6.00; E. L. Baker, $5;
Ernest D. Hart, $3.00; W. F. Krebs,
$3.00; J. G. DeShazer, $8.20; D. W.
Douglas, $3.00; Thomas Kubitza, $3;
Otto H. Meinig, $3.00: W. Bosholm.
$3.00: Mareruiette Grav. S3.00: Warren
L. Wilkins, $3.00; C. L. Fisk, $3.00;
Parnell Averill, $3.00; City of Sndy,
$4.00; Chas. Sharnke,. 83.00; P. B.
Gray, $3.00; M. Boitano, $8.20; J. M.
C. Miller, $3.00; J. C. Loundree, $7.00;
Cecil O. Duke, $3.00; Edna Esson, $3;
Alice Scales, $3.00; L. Gierke, $3.00;
J. Bell, $3.00; Joel Jarl, $3.00; Scott
Carter, $11.00; R. S McLaren, $6.00;
Wm. Mazingo, $6.00; J. W. Nightin
gale, $6.00; Guy Dibble, $6.00; Bert B.
Bird, $6.00; F. W. McLaren, $3.00;
James Guttridge, $10.40; W. Wallens,
$6.00; W. Tucker,-$6.00; Forrest Erick
son, $6.00; Elmer Dibble, $6.00; Ever,
ett Shibley, $6.00; Springwater Grange
Hall, $5.00; C. F. Zinser, $3.00; L. G.
Meyers, $3.00; E. E. Ochlschlaeger,
$4.80; Henry G, Hinsen, $3.00; F. M.
Townsend, $3.00; C. A. Betz, $3.00;
Nicholas Licht, $3.00; R. D. Rosenau,
$3.00; Margaret Hunter, $3.00; Sam
Schlegal, $3.00; W. A. Ulrich, $3.00;
Frank Ott, $5.00; Roy Thompson, $3;
William A. Yeomans, $3.00; Louis
Brack, $3.00; E. L. Sharp, $3.00; E. S.
Kruse, $3.00; Chriss E. Jones, $3.00;
Richard Wilde, $3.00; August Delker,
$3.00; A. H. Borland, $3.00; John Dais
er, $3.00; John Hellberg, $4.40; School
Dist. No. 41, $2.50; George Gray, $6.00;
M. N. Crisell, $9.40; Edgar M. White.
$6.00; Walter Colvin, $6.00; Sidney
Graham, $6.00; Katherine M. Rahl, $6;
School Dist. No. 60, $2.50; J. T. Full
am, $6.00; J. Kelly, $6.00; James
Hamilton, $6.00; A. M. Kircham, $8.20;
R. M. Miller, $6.00; L. S. Tenny, $6.00;
School Dist. No. 14, $2.50; Olivia J.
Clark. $3.00: J. W. Draner. $3.00: J. F.
PI art
$3.00; Effie Bittner, $3.00; P.
J. Winkle, $3.00; Florence M. Hick
man, $3.00; Ora S. Porter, $3.00; Mary
A. Graw, $3.00; Jennie D. Moffatt, i
$3.00; Marie Michaels, $3.00;
MZ
Endres, $3.00; Henry Elliott, $6.40;
IFrnna T Mrrav sfi on- Wrth Ttavon.
Frnnmnir S3 Oft- Martha -Roam "! Oft -
Mary A. McArthur, $3.00; Mamie"
Barnes, $3.00; Hose Co. No. 5, West
Linn, $5.00; G. H. Peters, $3.75; Thos.
Johnson, $6.65; Ella Barnes, $6.00;
Geo. DeBok, $6.00; N6ra E. Thorn
berry, $6.00; Harold R. VanNess, $6;
Sarah E. Adcock, $6.00; Nora E.
Thornberry, $5.00; Frank Brobst, $3;
F. J. Stangel, $3.00; H. D. Aden, $3.00;
J. L. Seely. $3.00: Joe J. Thornton,, $3;
A. W. Camehl, $3.00; M. W. Holbrook,
Sfi on- at n. vo.mtr ssoo- Trrri wioi. I
erman, $3.00; Walt. R. Murray, $3.00;
Bertha A Wagner, $3.00; I. O. O. F.
Wilsonvtille. $5.00; Huntley-Draper
Drug Co., $4.60; Martha Pace, $14.25;
Wallace Hart, $107.50; J. C. Loundree,
$10.00rD. M. Marshall, $6.00; Hogg
Bros., $12.50; Chet. Gibsen, $8.00;
County Clerk, $14.00; E. A. Haskett,
$5.00; Oregon City Enterprise $798.30;
Banner-Courier, $54.00; E. E. Teeple,
$9.00; Naomi Warren, $108.00; Jones
Drug Co., $51.50; Williams Plumbing
Co.. $52.50; Straight and Salisbury,
$.50; Glass and Prudhomme Co., $2.40;
Sheriff, Western Union Telegraph
Treasure, Mary Confer, $77.00;
Huntley-Draper Drug Co., $1.65; Fi
delity and Deposit Co.; $45.00; County
Treasurer, , $5.00; Bushong and Co.,
!$6.85.
Assessor, W. B. Cook, $5.13; Wm.
Morand, $13.00; N. R. Graham, $80.00;
D. F. LeFevre, $108.00; W. H. "Holder,
$14.00; W. H. Engle, $38.00; P. J.
Schneider, $10500; Victor Thompson,
$25.00; Victor Thompson, $88.00; L.
iHallinan, $80.00;
j$5..00.
H. N. Everhart,
County Court, W. F. Harris, $50.00;
W. A. Proctor, $55.00; Huntley-Draper
Drug Co., $.85.
Court House, W..W Harris, $32.50;
Board of Water Commissioners, $22.02
Pacific Telephone and Telegraph Co.,
$92.84; Straight and Salisbury, $1.504
Circuit Court, C. M. Kendall, $.50;
O. D. Bower, $4.00; John F. Erickson,
$3.00; C. E. Cams, $2.80; Earl Garber,
$11.00; Lula M. Fletcher, $15.00; A. W.
Cooke, $11.00; Maggie G. Friel, $19.00;
Chas. W. Harris, $19.00; Dora B. Her
ring, $14.00; Arda L. Amrine, $11.40;
John C. Bradley, $9.20; O. B. Hender
son, $5.00; R. B. Runyon, $10.00; Kate
Davis, $2.60; Norma Smith, $2.40 ; W.
H. Smith, $2.20; Oregon City Enter
prise, $32.70; Paul E. Noble, $5.00; H.
C. O'Neill, $6.00; Albert Bowker $5.00;
G. W. Mapes. $2.80; Mrs. G. W. Mapes,
$2.80; Mrs. Lawrence Milner, $2.80; L.
B. Johnston, $2.40; Grace Herbert,
M roleman. $15.00: Maxwell West.
$5.00; Robert L. Benson, $5.00; Gray
son Robertson, $3.20; L. V. Jenkins,
$5.00; L. A. Harms, $5.00; Fred Mal
lett, $5.00; H. E. Draper, $1.20; Guy"
Mount, $1.20; John R. Humphrys, $1.20
Elma Smith, $2.40; Harry Peckover,
$2.40; F. J. Huntley, $2.50; Lewis
Michelfelter, $5.00; Nels Christensen,
$3.00; W. ETTnchardson, $..00.
Justice of Peace, Oregon City En
terprise, $9.40; Geo. T. Parry, $19.20;
F. E. Lowe, $9.00; P. D. Forbes, $1.20;
J. B. Faifciough, $1.20; Albert Roake,
$1.20; John Huerth, $1.20; L. O. Hard
ing, $1.20; D. D. Bain, $1.20; Mary
Watts, $4.70; A. Anderson, $4.70; Chet
Gibson, $4.70; F. E. Hume, $4.70;
Jewel Jones, $4.70; H. S. Mount, $1.70;
J. C. Conrad, $4.50; J. M. Corbinl
$4.70; R. T. Stewart, $1.70; Chas. D.
Ray, $4.50; O. W. Nelson, $4.50; Geo.
E Wellington, $4.50: Tom H. Smith,
$1.70; Gordon Skoog, $2.70; F. M.
Robinson, $1.70; Frank Wheeler $1.70;
Geo. Melsher, $1.70; Frank Perrine,
$1.70; J. W. Jones, $1.70; Fred J. Mey
er, $1.20; Albert Roake, $1.20; Jennie
Huerth, $1.20; Geo. F. Anderson $1.20;
E. A. Osborne, $1.20; F. E. Lewe, $3;
Ed. Fortune, $75.80; E. J. "Noble,
i $145.55; J. Dean Butler, $10.00.
Coroner, Dr. Edward McLean, $10;
O. A. Pace, $20.00; Holman and Pace,
$49.00; Dr. C. A. Stewart, $5.00.
Surveyor, W. C. Cowgill, $15.50; W.
C. Cowgill, Jr., $8.03; L. H. Kirchem,
$3.85; J. W. MUes, $5.80; J. E. Har
grens, $3.85; Paul Dunn, $9.00; A. M.
Kirchem, $20.55; Huntley-Draper Co.,
$1.35.
Insane, Dr. M. C. Strickland, $5.00;
Dr. C. H. Meissmer, $5.00; Dr. Edward
K. McLean, $10.00. " ,
Supt. of Schools, Park-Shepherd Mo-
jtor Co., $33.60; Lela Reed, $11.25;
I Alma Blough, $7.50; Margaret McDon
jald, $15.00; Minnie B. Altaian, $19.50;
Bessie Cunningham, $9.00; Gussie
Hull, $10.50; C. A. Gregory, $10.75;
Katherine Arbuthnot, $14.85; S. iS.
Duncan, $14.61; Bertha Vedder, $25.50;
n. n. niccies, o.uu; j. w. xjeonnarax,
$6.00; Mary Criteser, $12.00; Ethel
Fansdow , $10.50; Margaret Twom
bley, $6.00; Brenton Vedder, $98.71;
Mrs. Agnes Buckley, $29.97; Oreogn
City Enterprise, $34.40. ,
Board of Health, Dr. O. A. Welsh,
$48.60; Guy Elliott, $8.75; Oregon City
Enterprise, $15.00.
Indigent Soldier, Mead Post No. 2.,
$65.00.
Jail, F. C. Burk, $60; W. J. Wilson,
$98.81.
Juveni e Court, Mrs. Minda Church,
$22.71; Minda E. Church, $63.02.
Tax Rebate Emilia Shara, $28.84;
L. L. and Sylvi Ellis, $11.05; Mrs.
Frank Nelson, $26.16.
Printing and Advertising, W. W.
Everhart. County Treas., $1.00; Banner-Courier,
,$45.50; Oregon City En
terprise. $52.55.
Sealer, J. F. Jones, $37.83.
Tax Department, W. J. Wilson, $40.00;
M. Dion, $85.00; Alice McKinnon,
$19.62; Mattie Burkholter. $19.62.
$25.00; Mrs. Sellers, $25.00.
, Court House, Portland Railway
Light and Power Co.. $1.00.
.Jail, The Daily Record-Abstract,
Prohibition, . August Rothenoerg,
i $10.00; L. Stipp, $25.00; Wm. Gentry,
i $4.20,
Dance Hall License, Berdine and
Lewis, $10.00.
Circuit Court, Mrs. Bertha Wells,
$76.25.
Surveyor, W. C. Cowgill, Jr., $19.59;
W. H. Rambo, $19.96; H. Cochran,
$19.20; Chas. Simmons, $15.36; J. W.
Miles, $6.53; W. C. Cowgill, $13.06;
G. D. Hammond, $4.99.
County Agent, E. A. Hugh, $3.75. '
Dog Fund, Sheep Indemnity, Ella
Brusch, $20.00.
and Girls Aid Society, $10.00; Anna
Wetterlin, $10.00; Mrs. Sarah Solo-
!man, $15.00; Mrs. Elizabeth Saunders,
,0 01111 auu . "-v.u , - mat j
and Wm.
Lock, $25.00; J. G. wake, $15.00; W.
Hitchman, (6le Josendall and August
Johnson,) $50.00; Mrs. S. Beckman,
(Ben Munson), $25.00; Ben Landis,
$20.00; Fred Wyder, $12.00; Karl Buse
(Albert Veisen), $10.00; Maud Wil
liams, care of child), $20.00; Thos. I.
Fredenburg, $12.00; John Nieland,
James Seehorn), $25.00; George Bolin,
i $15.00; H. Sturdevant, $30.00; Chas.
KreDa t iony . mrs. j.
E. Mumpower, (Matheson and Dick
. m -r:TT 1 A n rw - -m r -r
(Myers), $60.00; Hilda Granquist, $25;
iMrs. Paul Schuman, $25.00; John Me
jlijx, $5.00; Ella Ormiston (Geo. W.
' Lowery), $10.00; A. C. Erickson, (E. B.
I Stark and Wife), $25.00; Icy Bargfeld.
I $10.00; John Nieland, (Andrew Nel
son,) $50.00; Red Front Barn, (Sidney
Kelly). $12.00; Samuel Grey, (Stark
family), $2.50; St. Vincent's Hospital,
$33.20; Hogg Bros., (Eli Stark),
$43.5flj Guy Elliott, (Sidney Kelly),
15 00- Bureau of Public Health Nurs
ing and Child Hygiene. $1.10; J. Bick
ner and Sons, (Mrs. Tom Myhre)
$15.00; Jennie Paddock, (Schuman)
Wilson), $26.34; C. T. Howard, (Ely
B. Stark), $6.00; C. C. Store, (Byhee
Child), $7.43; Jones Drug Co., $11.35;
W. E. O'Donnel, (W. L. Reynolds),
$8.00; D. W. Griffin, (Beers Bros.,
$6.00; Walter E. Hempstead, $5.50;
Mary F. Carothers, (Ella Pennington),
$46.50; Huntley Drug Co., (Geo. New
some), $9.90; C. Hannant, $18.00;
(John Beers) ; International Sales Co.,
(Mrs. Reynolds) (Mrs. Roberts, (Mrs.
C. W. Cramer), $55.00; A. L. DeWolf
(E. Stark), $4.20; Mrs. Cora B. Wash
burn, $10.00; H. E. Cross (Mrs. Grace
Schuman). $32.00; C. E. Walstroan
(Mrs. Roberts) $10.00; R. Schuebel,
(Eli Stark) $29.23; Bannon and Co.,
(Earl Shepard), $17.13; Huntley-Draper
Drug Co.. $17.33; E. A. Hugh, (Mrs.
Reynolds), $7.50; Oregon City Hospit
al, $154.00. (6-22-lt)
FALING WILL IS UPHELD
BY HIGH OREGON COURT
SALEM, June 27. Xarifa Jane Fal
ing's last will, involving an estate ap
proximately worth $1,000,000 in cash
and valuable Portland property, and
under the terms of which C. L. Mead
and Thomas N. Strong of Portland
were the chief beneficiaries, was de
cided invalid by the supreme court
here today in a decision written ly
Justice Bean.
A former will, under the terms cf
which Mead and Strong get nothing,
was upheld and ordered probated.
fnder the will upheld, The Home,
an institution for children at Corbett
and Gaines streets, is left the bulk of
the estate. Bequests to other chari
ties include the Jewish ' hospital, the
Good Samaritan hospital and the
Mann home for the Aged.
GLADSTONE
LOCALS
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Withan and
Mrs. Mary Smith of Hood River were
guests of the latter's granddaughter,
Grace M. Eby, Saturday. Grandma
Smith is very well and favorably
known here and in Oregon City and
a number of friends called at the
Eby home to see her. Mrs. Smith ,was
on her way to Salem where she will
visit her son, John Smith of Spring
Valley.
Misses Veatrice and Vivian Rauch
spent the week in Portland attending
the Rose Show. While in Portland
Misses Rauch were guests of their
aunt and uncle, Mr. and Mrs. Winni
fred Knight,
Mrs. Brendle and sons have pur
chased a new Dodge and are plan
ning many trips this summer, among
these are to Seaside, July 4th and to
Corvallis to the Fraternal Brother
hood convention July 9th.
Mr. and Mr3. Frank Peckover are
enjoying their new "Ford", and are
planning many side trins for them
selves and friends.
Mrs. O. L. "Weddle is critically ill
with inflammatory rheumatism. Dr.
McLean is in attendance and her
daughter. Mrs. Otto Scheman of Sa
lem is taking care of her.
The Gladstone Library will be clos
ed during Chautauqua. Miss Alice
Freytag will have charge Tuesday,
June 27 and Mrs Fred Hayward on
Friday, June 30, which will be the
last day for the return of books un
til after Chautauqua.
Extenive Improvements are being
made in and about the Chautauqua
ground, including an ornamental iron
fence. An especially good program
has been arranged which promises to
be even better than last year. Many
have erected the frame-work . for
their tents now.
Mr. and Mrs. Edward Eby had as
their guest Friday the latter's broth
er, Bert R. Smith of Salem, Mr Smith
was one of the Royal Cherrians at
tending the Rose Show.
Mrs. Edwin P. Edwards is quite ill
at her home on East Arlington, her
parents, Mr. and Mrs. W. L. Wallace
of Corvallis are with her at. present.
Mrs. Paul Preager and Mrs. Ru
dolph Wenger of the, Pocohontas
Lodge attended the ceremonies of the
Redmen at the Rose Show Thursday.
Mr. and Mrs. A. C- Hughs entertain
ed at their home Monday and Tues
day, Mrs. Mary Cook, who was a girl
hood friend of Mrs. Hughs' mother,
Mrs. W. P. Hughs, of Lyle, Wash.
Mr. and Mrs. Smith, who formerly
owned the Gladstone Meat Market left
this week for Dallas where they will
.visit with friends for a few days be
fore leaving for'California where they
expect to locate. Mr. and Mrs. Smith
were entertained at the home Of Mr.
and Mrs. A. C. Hughs at dinner Wed
nesday evening.
Mr. and Mrs. Richard Neeley of
Bremerton, Wash., visited with Mrs.
Neeley's sister and husband, Mr. and
Mrs. A. C. Hughs Tuesday and Wed
nesday. Mrs. Neely was formerly,
Miss Bertha Hughs of The Dalles.
She has visited here previously and
made many friends on those occas
ions. Rev. and Mrs. George Williams had
as their house guest during the week.
Mrs. C. H. Burch of Portland.
Rev. and Mrs. Hardie Connor en
tertained Rev. and Mrs. Santetti and
son, Mark of Portland during the
week. Rev. Santette is missionary to
the Italians in Portland and is do
ing a most wonderful work there.
Rev. and Mrs. Connor have taken
apartments at the Douchy home and
took possession Thursday. Mrs. Marrs
has' returned to Gladstone and will
occupy her home in West Gladstone
where the Connors formerly lived.
Lucile, daughter of Prof, and Mrs,
J. W. Gray of Husum, Wash., met
with a most serious accident Friday
while playing with little friends at
the " home of Mr. and' Mrs. M. E.
Walker of -Glen Echo, fractured the
bone of her right leg ,just above the
ankle.
Mrs. Gray and Lucile are here vis
iting and the mother was at the home
of Judge and Mrs. H. E. Cross at the
time. Little Lucile has been a crip
ple since birth and wears a brace on
that leg. The brace needed attention
and had been taken to Oregon City.
She has been accustomed to do with
out the brace for short periods of
time and it was not unusual for her
to play without it. The little girl
was taken to the Oregon City hospital
wjhprp an X-ray wa tafrpn.
OWEGO ITEMS
Mrs. Cora Bullock
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New Industry May
Locate In Oswego
OSWEGO, June 27-WThere is strong
talk of Oswego landing a new indus
try. If the people show proper com
munity spirit and try to help the in
dustry along. The business is a fac
tory turning out auto parts of various
descriptions, as well as a number of
new inventions. The plant at present
is equipped with about $25,000 worth
of high class machinery and employs
12 or 15 men and is in its infancy.
Though not very large as yet this
plant has an excellent chance of be
coming a very large one and in six
months or a year may be in position
to employ several hundred men. The
owners are live and progressive busi
ness men. Their present location
does not suit them for various reasons
one of which is that there is no avail
able factory site with shipping facil
ities, which they will need in the near
future. These men believe that Os
wego would be an ideal place for
their plant. So if the people of Oswego.-
who have money to invest in
such a proposition with a backing
think it over it will probably mean
many articles being shipped out of
here with the label "Made in Oswego"
on them to all parts of the United
States. This is a clean industry and
will not be' noisy, smokey or any oth
er nuisance to the community.
Forest Fires Rage
In Oswego Section
OSWEGO, June 27 The timber
fires have done quite a lot of damage
near Oswego. The McLean Logging
company, which has been operating
on a large scale west of Oswego, is
the , heaviest looser so far with the
loss' of a rollway of about 300,000 feet
of logs, which were destroyed before
the company fire fighting crew got
the fire under control. They were
able to save four or five other roll
ways. The Tryon creek section had a fire
a few days ago but fighters finally
put it out. A fire is reported to be
raging in the woods of the George U.
Gill sawmill company, but just how
bad and how much damage has been
done is not known at present. There
also was one started on the east side
of Oswego Lake but was put out be
fore any damage was done.
Cement Sidewalks
Laid and Accepted
OSWEGO, June 27 At last Thurs
day's session of the Oswego city
council, work on. the fifteen and a
half blocks of cement sidewalk was
reported complete and the consolidat
ed construction company's job accept
ed. The city is now engaged in using
UP the old wooden side walks that
have been replaced by cement ones.
The best of the wood will be used for
repair , work on broken walks still
in place, and if there is still good
wood left after the repair work is
done, there will be a block or two
extension work here and there in the
thickly settled streets that are still
without sidewalks.
One of he first that will likely re
ceive this is one block on A avenue
from Seventh to Eighth streets.
Interest In School
Election Is Light
OSWEGO. June 27 At the last
meeting of the Oswego school elec
tion the attendance was very light
and little interest was shown. Those
present criticized Oswego parentsfor
their lack of interest in the welfare of
their children's education. Mr. G. H.
Pettinger was elected a director to
succeed Mrs. Dora Wilson, who did
not run again and John Bickner was
elected clerk. All other members of
the board are holdovers. ,
The members discussed plans for
repainting the school and building
fence to protect the school children
from the highway traffic.
Machine Shop And
Garage Is Planned
OSWEGO. - June 27 Oswego per
haps will have a new garage and
machine shop. R. H. Cushman, who
came to Oswego a few weeks ago
from Riverside, Cal-, accompanied by
his wife, has purchased a plot of
land on the southwest .corner of A
ovenue and First Street, 60x105 feet,
where he plans to erect a concrete
building in the near future and open
a first class garage and machine shop.
Mr. Cushman is an auto mechanic of
a number of years experience and is
at present connected, with Willys
Overland Co. in Portland.
Grading Work On
Roads Progresses
OSWEGO, June 27 The grading
contractors, who have been grading
the market road through South Os
wego, have completed this end of the
grading and are now working toward
the Hazelia district. The road at this
end is now ready for rock and it is
the wish of the South Town people
that this will be done before rain
sets in as the lower road is so bad in
the winter. Unless they would rock
that road some and fix it up.
CLUB HOLDS PICNIC
OSWEGO, June 27 The Oswego
Women's Club picnic was held in the
grove back of the school house Wed
nesday with a large attendance. A
lunch of strawberry shorf cake and
cream, sandwiches, pickles and sal
ad, baked beans and hot coffee was
served. The afternoon was spent in
playing games and a general good
time was Tield. " "
OSWEGO LOCALS
OSWEGO, June 27 The Misses Pa
tricia and Mary Newlands are spend
ing their vacation with their grand
fathers in Victoria B. C., while their
parents, Mr. and Mrs. L C. Newlands
are attending the National Cement
convention. They will extend their
trip through the eastern states, before
returning and expect to be gone a "
month or 6 weeks. L. C. Newlands ;
is the president and general manager
of the Oregon Portland Cement Co.
Miss Aileen Worthington has re-
turned from a six weeks visit with
relatives in Bend, Ore.
Mr. and Mrs. Peters and daughter,
Agnes, are occupying their cottage
Kum-Heah, for the summer months.
Vera Nelson, son of Mr. and Mrs.
David Nelson is recovering from a
very bad hurt he got while working
on the railroad. He was thrown off
from the speeder he was riding on
and struck on the top of his head and
was in the hospital about 10 days, but
is getting along nicely at present.
Mr, and Mrs. Harold Davidson are
in their cottage, Davies Inn, and will
probably remain all Rummer.
Miss Lorna Harris of Marshfield is
visiting her aunt Mrs. Robert Gra
ham. Mrs. Ella Brumbaugh is ill at her
home in South Oswego.
Arthur Good expects to move into
his new home on A avenue within a
few days.
Charles Horstman, a resident of Os
wego since 1889, has been called for
the grand jury duty for the first time
in his 32 years sojourn here. Mr.
Horstman has a nice little home in
Old Town, Oswego, "overlooking the
river.
Mrs. Mary McKean and children
are visiting at Aurora for a few!
days.
Mrs. Ruth Peasley. daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. John Erickson, was married
in Portland Tuesday to Lawyer Harry
Rafferty.
Mr. and Mrs. A. Waldorf and son,
Glen, motored to Molalla Sunday1
where they had a picnic lunch and
attended the ball game.
Lamonte Bullock of Salem visited
relatives in Oswego Sunday and
Monday. - y
Mr. and Mrs. Fullum of Seaside
were visitors of Mr. and Mrs. J. K.
Worthington the latter part of the
week.
Rube Confer is gone to the beach
for a few weeks" on a business trip.
A pleasant surprise birthday party .
was given Mrs. George Cmrich on
Saturday evening by Mrs. Charles
Bickner. Cards and dancing was the
feature of the evening and a dainty
lunch of ice cream, cake and sand
wiches "and coffee was served. Mrs.
Pete Emmott won first prize and Mrs.
Steffens second for the ladies and
Mr. Borgorst first men's prize while
Geo. Bullock took second prize.
F. E. Davidson, another one of Os
wego residents, is drawn on the
grand jury in Portland this year.
The funeral of Mrs. Geo. Schneller
was held at Oswego Tuesday after
noon at 2 o'clock and the remains
were laid to rest in the Oswego cem-
etery beside her husband, Geo. Sch
neller, who died a few years ago.
David Nelson, Jr., is having a nice
little bungalo erected in Old Town;
Oswego, which he and his new bride
will soon occupy.
Born to Mr. and Mrs. R. Roley on
Tuesday morning a boy.
The stork visited the home of Mr.
and Mrs. Roy Foster Sunday evening"
and left a fine baby boy.
ACQUITTAL OF SMALL IS
CAUSE OF WIFE S DEEATH
KANKAKEE, 111.,. June 26. Mrs.
Len Small, wife of Governor Small of
Illinois, died this morning.
Mrs. Small was stricken with apo
plexy Saturday night during the ex
citement incident to the celebration
by friends and fellow townsmen of
the governor's acquittal that after
noon at Waukegan, III. With her at
the time of her death was the gover
nor and their three children, Leslie
and Budd Small and Mrs. A. E. Ing
Iesh, all of Kankakee.
Firecracker Cause
Of One Girl's Death
CRAIGMONT, Idaho, June 27. Miss
Leatha Young, 18, whose dress was ig
nited by a fire cracker thrown into
it by a small boy on a Craigmont
street Sunday noon, died yesterday
afternoon from her injuries. Two-
thirds of the young woman's body was
affected.
Two-year old, medium size, dark bay
colt, at a bargain.. G. W. Jackson,
Molalla, Or., Rt. 3, Box 86.
FOR SALE 475 new and 200'second
hand grain sacks, and one telephone.
Phone 16F22, Clackamas, Or. A.
Daue.
PORTABLE SAW MILL men. will
find an opportunity in a tract of
timber 4 miles up the Willamette
River from Wilsonville. Write to
or. see the undersigned owner.
Joe J. Thornton, Wilsonville, Ore.
NOTICE OF FINAL SETTLEMENT
Notice is hereby given that the un
dersigned executor of the Will and
Estate otl. G. O'Neill, deceased, has
filed his final account as such exec
utor, in the County Court of the State
of Oregon, for the County of Clacka
mas, and the Court has appointed ai
set Monday, the 31st day of July, 1922,
at 110:30 o'clock A. M. of said day,
at the County Court Room of said
at 10:00 o'clock A. M. of said day,
the time and place for hearing- objec
tions to said final account and the
settlement of the same. .
JOS. E. HEDGES.
Executor of the Will and Estate of
M. G. O'Neill, deceased.
Date of first publication, June 30th,
1922. '
Date of last publication, July 28th,
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