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MILR0ADT0 PAYS100
FOR RIGHT OF W
M. O. AND GEORGE HICHAM r.rr
8MALL VERDICT IN CON
DEMNATION SUIT.
A jury In Judge Campbell's court
Saturday In the condemnation salt of
the Clackamas Southern Raftrna
Company arainst M. D ant r-Mr-
Bigham awarded the defendants tinn '
""'" iue rauroaa comnanv tn 1st
rm uu m rin m mnn jti rn ni iim
It is renorted that th. '
the railroad nnVraH t h.
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The Bfghams were the only persons
on me route or the rallrnarf tn
damages. All other Dersons tun ik.
rth nt .r r .. i
ngnt or way. Testimony intm.
duced bv th defendanta t skn
the railroad vnuM iiainii
from the value nf th. tnnH tk.
erty Is on the side nf a Mil i
Soon to he nuH aa t,ii, . v
O. B. 1)1 ml pit and rt n m.
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sented th railroad T.. u..-
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represented the defendants
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CORRESPONDENCE
OAK GROVE.
Mrs. B. F. Allen mother of Air Alt ,
of Risley's Station and Mrs w v
Lehman of Mllwankia diaH .,1,..
Of Mllwankle. dUt at h-
hnniA In nnrtt.nii t-. j .
nis. Alien waa 7K tmpi i
, 1 1 - -
been an Invalid f, .i .
months. Th ftineral r1,.
' va BUVUk BIA
held at the r.ald.n,.. .t , " air
urday.
E. C Warren was In Oreeon Clfv nn
bORlnets SaturdAr mnrnln-F
The Oak Grove Girls' Band wa n-
WILDWOOD
HOSPITAL
Oregon City
s
Furnished with operating
room, ward and private
rooms. ., .
Oroduflfe Nurses
Pac 2243 HomeD-298
BASEBALL
RECREATION PARK,
Vaughn and Twenty-fourth
SPOKANE
Cor.
Sts.
vs.
PORTLAND
June 1. I 1. 17, IS.
ataut
jmiww w-'jaf- - - r-
Stmdays, X:S0 P. M. ,s
LADIES' DAY1 FRIDAY. .
Bors U-def 12
rrtw to TIsM-ari
t
Something Doing All the Tfone at Holmes7
A series of twelve sale days, something new every day. Gj?eat Val
ues Evesy Day from June 19th to July 1st. And in addition to the
Excellent Bargains a premium will be given with each 25c purchase.
The premiums are classified in 6 classes, a coupon will be given with each 25c pur
chase. Use them any time during the sale. Not good after sale is ended. Come in
and investigate. Your dollars do double duty. PRICES FOR CASH ONLY.
tertained at dinner Saturday by Mr.
L. E. Armstrong at the Coegrlfr deli
cantean. At .1.. o'clock the band
played at the Welch Grocery Company
In Sell wood. Mr. Welch will have a
coffee demon lit rat Ion at the store and
the band will give a concert from 1
to 2 p. m.
Madge Ellis left for Sllverton Sat
urday to visit friends.
MILWAUKIE.
The Mothers' and Teachers' Club
held a very Interesting; meeting Thurs
day afternoon at the reading room.
Mrs. Maggie Johnson was re-elected
president, Mrs. C. B .Hanson, vice
president, Mrs. Buck, treasurer, and
Mlsg Irene Carter, secretary. A com
mittee was appointed to wait on the
it ir,
if -. a . i v..i.j
tor a playground. Also the advl.-
billty of engaging a music teacher for j
the school . .
Work on the new Lewelllng bual-
n's block. Is progressing. I
Work on the bridge across Johnson
r i. i ...u.. t v. i
"- " . -
concrete abutments are being put In
place.
W. H. Counsel has oiled the stret
in front of his residence. It would be
a good thing If others would follow
his example.
Engineer Campbell has made a sur
vey and profile showing suggested
grade for Monroe street, and har re
quested the property owners to meet
with him at the Council rooms Sat
urday evening and discuss any delred
alterations.
The work on Main street Is
pro-
Bressiug nicety, ine street is Deing
c"vere wim cruancu roc du igr ,
lne roauway mm tue grsumg or wmo-i
ingron street is Deing punnea to com-
iiiiiiin
' . .
urooKmouni, me Deauuiui norae
"l mT- "u nanBuiauii, w
..af - ST - -J rt ..
"e w erry gamenng wea-
nesuay, ine occasion Deing a party in
' nnnnr ni Mrs i j in njtmmmnn-m
birthday anniversary. Mrs. Hagemann,
whose home Is In Mauston, Wis., was
on a visit to her sons Bernard, of Mll
waukle, and Charles, of Gladstone.
The rooms of the Hagemann home
were prettily decorated with roses and
marguerites. A bountiful dinner was
served at noon. A number of guests
from Oregon City were present.
Carpenters are . busy on the resi
dence of L I. Gray.
Mrs. B. F. Allen, mother of Mrs.
Fred Lehman, died at her home In
Portland Thursday evening. The ser
vices were held at the home Satur
day at 2 p. m.
MI88 CAUFIELD ENTERTAINS.
Prizes AreWon by Mrs. L. E. Jones
and Miss Merle Ksok.
Miss Marjorle Canfleld entertained
st "five hundred" at her home on Fri
day evening In honor of.ber guest
Miss Ethel Rlgdon. ' The prizes were
won by Mrs. L. E. Jones and Miss
Merle Keck. The decorations were of
roses. Refreshments were served.
Those present were Miss June
Charman, Miss Nieta Harding, Miss
Annie Shannon, Miss Alice Shannon,
Miss CIs Pratt, Mis Veda Williams,
Miss Zlda Goldsmith, Miss Dolly Pratt,
Miss Jless Danlton, Miss Helen Dalo-
ton. Miss Winnie Hanny, Miss Merle
Keck. Miss Vera Canfleld, Miss Ethel
Canfleld, Miss Nell Canfleld. Miss
Rlgdon, Mrs. J. N. Winner, Mrs. M.
Dr XAtovretU, Mrs. I EL, Jones and
mre. n. -iraignu t , . .. .;
MORNING JSNTEKPlUaK, SUNDAY, JUNE
4. A.t
A TWELVE DAY-
HI
ESTACADA COUPLE-
GET MARRIED HERE
MRS. M. T, LAMB BECOMES BRIDE
OF L. E. FOLSOM WELL
KNpWN BUSINESS MAN.
L. E. Folsom. a business man of Es -
tacada, and Mrs. M. T. Lamb, of the
same place, were married by Justice
of the Peace Samson Saturday after
noon. The couple met only a few
months ago at the home of a friend,
and It was a case of love at sight
The bridegroom Is a son of C. M.
Folsom, a well known farmer living
near Estacada. Mrs. Folsom Is a
daughter of Mrs. J. W. Howell, nf
Warnlc, Or. The young couple were
accompanied by several friends from
l-. ,.., i i .. j . ,
j turned to Estacada where they will go
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to housekeeping.
MISS LOUISE WALKER TO PLAY.
Pianist To Be Presented In This City
By Miss Eva Benson.
Miss Eva Benson will nresent Miss
Louise Walker, of this city, In a piano
recital assisted by Mrs. Herbert O.
Reed, Impersonator, at the home of
Mr. and Mrs. John II
Walker, 603
Seventh street. Oregon.. City, next
Wednesday evening, at 8 o'clock. The
luiiuwmg iiumoers win De given:
i nuuj jviozart ;
""fm" vp. in no. a. . . .Bcnnoert
Douegieito Bacn ,
Rondo Op. 61, No. 1 .Beethoven
Impersonations Child-Prattle '
. Two Little Authors
Mrs. Herbert O. Reed.
The Cuckoo Arensky
Norwegian Bridal Procession. . .Grieg
Humoreske Dvorak
Impersonation Closing Exercises.
Mrs. Herbert O. Reed.
Theme with Variations, Op. 142....
' Schubert
Electric Hotel,
The following are registered at the
Electric Hotel! Arthur DeLong, 8
B. Beal, San Francisco; J. E. Argo,
Spokane, Wash.; O. H. Barber, H. M.
Phillips. A. L. Lake, O. Kobl, Logan;
D. C. Yoder, Hubbard; A. Williams,
san Francisco; W. Martin, Portland;
unaries Mccormack; 8. Price, R. C,
Cllne, Castle Rock- TWaah.: C. W
Helm, Castle Rock, Wash.; John Pe
ters. Wllsonvllle; S. Johnston, J. J.
Hcott, Albany.
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Real Estate Transfers.
The following real estate transfers
have been filed In the office of the
County Recorder:
J. J. and Caroline J. Stangel to
Sophrona H. Jory, Albert H. Fisher,
section so, township 4 south, range
1 east; iiooo.
Walter W. Hall to J. D. Waring.
lots 1, 2, 3. 4, 27, 28,' 29, 10, L 32,
diock li; is.
Archabel Howard and Bessie How
ard to Lacy M. Bailey land in section
33, township 2 south, range 7 east;
$10.00. "
Barbara Kucbenrelther 'to Mrs.
Nellie Kinkier, all of block 20, Mll
wankle Park; $1.
. Dan a. and Anna Scokwy to J. L.
McCnIIoch, land In section tS, town-
1
Qty. Oregon
ship 2 south, range 2 east; S70O0.
J antes H and Anna E Deeeon to
Hands lieydon Lumber Company of
Michigan, 40 arres of section 15, 26,
35. 30. township 3 south, range 3
-ast: $-0.
Myrtle Toore io Charles Tooie, lot
15. block 28. Gladstone ; $250.
William M. Smith and Sarah A.
Smith to Charles T. Parker, lots 1.
! 2, 7. 8. block 93, Oregon City; $10.
i Sherman and Amanda J. Sherman
I to Isaac E. Staplts, 75 acres of section
i 34. township 2, south, range 4 east;
: sio.
1 A- 8- Johanna Thompson to O.
(!. Brown, lots 1 and 2, block 13. Wind
sor; 450.
Notice of Final Settlement.
Notice Is hereby given that the un
dersigned 'administrator of the estate
of Mary Voght, deceased, has filed his
final account with the Clerk nf the
County Court of Clackamas County,
Oregon, and the Judge of said Court
has set Monday, the 3rd day of July,
1911, at the Courthouse In Oregon
C'ty, as the time and place for hearing
anv and all Ohlerflnna tn aalil final
count and the discharge of said ad
mlnlstrator.
HENRY L. BENTS,
Administrator of the Estate of Mary
Voght, Deceased. " -
L. 8TIPH and DIMfCK A DIMICK,
Attorneys for Administrator.
I NOTICE OF APPLICATION FOR
. LIQUOR LICENSE.
i N'' Is hereby given that I will,
j " lne nxt TfKUr meeting of the
c,tr Council, apply for license to sell
'"l,,or. t my place 0f business. 712
-.i.-i, iur i noa oi six montos.
u a. nuueu
1
NOTICE OF APPLICATION FOR
LIQUOR LICENSE.
Notlo- g hereby given that I will.
ln" regular meetlng of the
City Council, apply for license to sell
liquor at my place, of business, A
nex Building, 405 Main street, for a
period of three months.
J. A. BUTLER.
NOTICE OF APPLATIoirFOR'
LIQUOR LICENSE.
Notice la hereby given that I will,
at the next regular meeting of the
City Council, apply for license to sell
liquor at my place of business, The
Cobweb Wine House, 4irMaln street,
for a period of three months.
B. B. BRADY.
NOTICE OF APPLICATION
LIQUOR LICENSE.
FOR
Notice Is hereby given that I will,
at the next regular meeting of the
City Council, apply for licence to sell
liquor at my place of business, The
Depot Saloon, 219 Seventh street, tor
a period of three months.
CLAU8 KROHN.
' LIQUOR LICENSE.
Notice Is hereby given that I will
at the next regular meeting of the
city council apply for a license to sell
liquor at my place of business, 619
Main street for a period of six months.
U RUCONICH.
PROPOSALS FOR IMPROVEMENT
" , V BONDS.
Oregon City, Oregon. ,
Sealed proposals will be received
by the undersigned Finance Com
mittee of the Council of , Oregon
City, Oregon, at the office of the
Recorder, of said eltr. until th- t.
day of Jane, A. D. 1911,' at $ O'clock
. -I..-., . ymmm .'k .
18, 1911.
p. m. fur tbewale of not less than
par value and accrued Interest, of
Improvement bonds of Oregon City,
as the same have been authorised
to be issued, fur the sum of $5004 29.
Said Uinds have been Issued In
the following denominations: One
for 1101.29 and eleven for 1500.00
eiKh. Said bonds are dated April
20th, 1911, and will mature In ten
years after date, ami bear Interest
at the rste of 6 per Centura per
annum from date, payable semi-annually,
said Interest to be evidenc
ed by coupons attached to said
bonds. Interest and principal paya
ble In IT. S. gold eojnat the office
f the Treasurer of Oregon City,
at """Oregon City, Oregon; Oregon
City reserves the right to Iske up
and cancel said bonds or any of
them upon the payment of the face
value thereof with accrued interest
to date at any semi annual coupon
interest paying period, at or one
year from the date thereof.
Said bond are Issued In pursu
ance of act of the legislature of the
state of Oregon., known as "The
Bonding Af as the same has been
amended, and are Issued for the
payment of a portion of the cost
of the Improvement of Center street
In Oregon City, Oregon, from the
north side of Seventh street to the
north side of Ninth street, end shall
not exceed the sum or 35604.29 In
the aggregate.
The right to reject any and all
bid I reserved by the undersigned
Committee and the Council of Ore
gon City.
By order of the Council of Ore
gon City.
WM. ANDRESEN,
F. J. MEYER,
R. L. HOLM AN.
Finance Committee of the Council
of Oregon City.
PROPOSALS FOR IMPROVEMENT
BONDS.
Oregon City, Oregon.
Sealed proposals will be received
oy the undersigned Finance Com'
mittee of the Council of Oregon
City, Oregon, at the office of the
Recorder, of aald City, until the
zisi aay or June, 1911, at 4 o'clock
P. m., for the sale of not less than
par value and accrued Interest, of
improvement bonds of Oregon City,
as the same have been authorized
to be Issued, for the sum of $8259.63.
Said bonds have been Issued in
the following denominations: One
bond for $259.63 and twelve for
$500.00 each. Bald bonds are dated
April 20th, 1911, and will mature
In ten years after date, and bear
Interest at the rate of 6 per cent
per centum, per annum from date,
payable semi-annually, said Interest
to be evidenced by couoons attached
to said bonds, Interest and principal
pnyaoie in u. B. gold colt, at the
office of the Treasurer of Oregon
City, at Oregon City, Oregon; Ore
gon City reserves the right to take
up and cancel said bond Or anv nf
iii-m upon me payment of the face
v-iue mereor witn accrued Interest
w uaie or payment at any semi
annual coupon Interest paying per-
.w, i vt one year rrom the date
thereof. ,
Bald bonds are issued In pursti
- anoe of act of the legislature of
the state of Oregon, known as "The
Bonding Act" as the same has been
amended, and are Issued for th
am
BEAVER
street in Orgon City, Oregon, from
the south side of Second street to
the south' side of Seventh street.
and shall not exceed the sum of
r.259 (53 In the aggregate.
The right to reject any and all
Mda la reserved by the undersigned
Commit tee and the Council of Ore
gon City.
By order of the Council of Ore
gon City.
WM. ANDRESEN,
F. J. MEYER,
R. I HOLM AN.
Finance Committee of the Council
of Oregon City. '
PROPOSALS FOR IMPROVEMENT
BONOS.
Oregon City, Oregon.
Seeled proposals will be received
by the undersigned Finance Com
mittee of I he Council of Oregon City,
Oregon, at the of flee of RecorJer,
of Oregon City, until the Slat day of
June. 9tl, at 4 o'clock p. m. for
the sal of not leas than par. value
and a cr rued Interest, of Improve
ment I kinds of Oregon City, aa the
same has been authorized to be Is
sued, for the sum of $9503.44.
Said bonds have been Issued In
the following denominations: One
for $253.44, one for $250.00 and elgh
teen for $500.00 each. Said bond
are dated April 2th, 1911. and will
mature In ten yeara after date, and
bear Interest at the rate of 6 per
centum per annum from date, paya
ble semi-annually, aald Interest to
be evidenced by coupons attached
to said bonds, Interest and principal
payatue in u. 8. gold coin, at the
office of the Treasurer of Oregon
City, at Oregon City, Oregon; Ore
ton City reserves the right to Uke
up and cancel said bonds or any
of them upon the payment of the
face value thereof with accrued In
terest to date at any semi annual
coupon Interest paying period, at
or one year from date thereof.
'Said bonds are Issued In pursu
ance of an act of the legislature
of the State of Oregon, known aa
"The Bonding Act' as the same has
been emended, and are Issued for
the psyment of a portion oi the
cost of the improvement of Twelfth
street In Oregon City, Oregon, from
a point mo reet westerly rrom Main
street easterly to the east line of
Taylor street, and shsll not exceed
the sum of $9603.44 In the aggre
gate.
The right to reject any and all
bids Is reserved by the undersigned
committee snd the Council of Ore-
By order of the Council of Ore-
aon city.
WM. ANDRESEN,
F. J. MEYER,
R. L HOLM AN.
Finance Committee of the Council
or uregen city.
AMONG THE CHURCHES
SUNOAY.CALENDAR.
First Baptist Corner Main and Ninth
streets. Rev. 8. A. Hay worth,. pastor.-
Preaching at 11 a. m. and 7:48
P. m, Sunday School at 10 a. m.
At 11 a. m. the Sunday School will
"",w me cmircfl same- UIU w,
short Children', day program wlU
he given in conjunction with the I
preaching service. The pastor will
deliver a short address. Evening
preschng at 7:45. pastor's subject,
."CUBIC it Mr" l!lr h. Iant
Sto&e
BUILDING
Cathode Cor. -erater as Tsaoj
Rev. A. Illllebrand pastor, m. Ill
Water; Low Mass 1 1 a, wit aa
moo; High Mass lOrtla a-TNt
sermon; afternoon service 4:M
Maaa every morning at $:M. , . ' J
Congregational Corner Mala atl
Eleventh streets, Ksv. Wai. M. Pr
tor pastor, residence t9 Thlrs: Sis
day School 13 noon. John Lost,
superintendent; morning tervtci
10:30, evening 7:30, young peopa)
6:45. Weekly prsytr meeting Thar
day at 7:30 p. m. Sermon at 10:
by Rev. Roy Carter, of Wallacs,
Idaho. Sermon at 7: 4J by Rev. Wil
liam M. proctor.
Ghrtat 1 uimh Tor. Elshth hf I.
Q. Adaata straata. Mv. P. chm4t
r altar, ree. M J. Q Aduui; a
IS a. m t praarblns aftornuon of frat
and third gundays at I ID la Knritak
oih-r Sunday aarvka ntornliuj si II N
with p MMhlng In Uarmaa.
Christian Scisnee Nlmb ud Cas
ter streets. Sunday service 11 a a.
Sunday school II noon. Wsdnesdif
evening ( p. m.
Owtnin gvangallcal-ror. flints ao4
Madlaon atraats. Rav. F. Wkwwalcs
tor. rea. 711 Mlla..n; . B U a ;
Herman Hctiradr. n itr.
mom in avrvlc II. yornf v00'"!
p. m anfl praarhln at I P av rrsrw.
maetlna- Wednesday at I II h
Gladstone Christian Rer. A R. situ
key, pastor, res. Gladstone. Bos
day school 10 s. m . N. C. HsndrkUi
supterlntendent. Morning servk
11 o'clock. Brotherhood service! K
will speak In the evenlnj. 8P
music ,b rthe choir.
Mountain Visw Union (Cont)- ;
1 n tn Mrs I If Oulnn.
Bible Study every Thursday aft
noon; E. C. Dye will preach T.
o'clock Sundav evening.
Methodist Main street cor. it"
Rev. H. F. Zimmerman ptw.
cor.. Sixth and Washington
9:48 a. m., C. A. Willi -T
stone, suptt morning serrlaWJ ,
Bp worth League 6:30,
rice 7.30. Prayer meet HI
day 8 p. m. Morning mblTi
, Religion." Evening popular
"Ten Nights In a Barroom."J
trated with stereoptlcon pctrw.
Special music. .
Presbyterian fleventh slrest
ferson. Rr. J. R. lAoi?1?
psstor, Res. 710 Jefferson;
a ., Mrs. W. C. Oreen, supt; T
In- aarvloa 11a m PraraT BW
Ing service 11 a. m.
Ing Thursday I p. m.
Psrkplsse Cenarao
na-K. 3
.iw, V. I lJ f .l I r ' .
a. m., Bmery rrannh sunt.) P" " V,
trricm aaoh Sunday, allml"ir
twean It a. tn. and 1:U p. njfvJk
tlan Bndaavor Thursday vsnss "
d. m.
St Paul's Rev. C. W. Roblnsoa,
Paul's Rev. C. W. Roblnsoa
jr. Dally services: Mornlnf fr
r, 7 a. m.; Holy Eucharist, K
i.; evening prayer, 7:30 p.
av aarvlxaa- Mnla- RncharlSt I
tor.
r,
ra
day services: . Holy Eucharist 1 1
m.; morning prayer, 10:30 .
Holy Buohariat and sermon, U
m.; evening prayer and srr
7:30 p. m.; S. S., It m.; TboT
evenings, sernion at 7:10 P-
United Srathran Cor. dghta sn4 Ttf'
llsv. h. F. Clark sastnr. ras.
. M. IS a. m.. Frsnh Pnr'.
ten, supt.) morning aanrlo n.:
S. CD. 6 B, m.. aranln tvK4
ulii. ., u - M- arasc'
"'T M
T?0- B' "' 1 p' m''
sept.
len LiHtiersn Cor,
irsn Cor. Jsffa-on "f .
r. vf. K. Krttty
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