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U
Ladies Tip
Your husband, fath-cr,trot.icr,orswccf-hcort
off the . bio
Special liorflolnn In
Bicn'S? nils nnd over-
coots to be hod at
the store of J. Levitt.
By buying here will
leave mem more
money to spend on
you for other holi
day flltls. "A WORD
nil lie wise issur-
(ICNT.,, Are you
next, If so see that
they Investigate our
tlg Xmas Sales.
J. LEVITT
- Ak Jar. J re"? I v "Ll. ,
10 RIWAKO
a For ir'Mi.iB" wjoviciioo w
U a( n person or peraoue, who
l aalaarfully r.mmi copie or Th
Moroliitf Knterprla from Ike
taper baa bn placed (bar by
carrier
.
ttkek)
Daaarvad Prweaellen.
-ami wj ymir ouabatMi la white-
aUrrr
"tea. IihIiI. aul On whltawesb-
kla. luu. If do moot tun IL And
kwtaad of whitewashing baaeuteuts
td fencee around tb village It la
in YVsablngtoo be ought to ba,
oltewaablng of theua alalainea
(lat ased IL"
LOCAL BRICfS .
George lirown. of Clalrniont, waa In
lata city Wedneaday.
A Jom-a, of Carue, waa In Oregon
City Wedneaday.
Kmr.t Uuenlher. Of Bhubel, waa Id
ttli city Wedneaday.
Roaland Kdwarda, of Heaver Creek,
M In thla city Tueaday,
Jam. Iteaty, of Daaver Creek, waa
Oregon Clly Tueaday.
H. Wenger. of Balem. waa In till
tit; oo bualneaa Wedneaday.
Tba larg.at rancy-work Una ud
Richardson allka at IX C. Ely.
Mr. and Mra. Frank Dullard, of Red
kwd, were In thla clly Tuesday.
U A lirown, of Wenalcbe. Waab..
aa Id Ibla city on bualnaaa Wednee-
ty.
U II. J mid. a promlnant fanner of
auuuia, waa in uregon uiiy v
y.
I. P. Lowe, of Hull Run. la In thla
Utr, and la rrglatered at tba Eiec'jio
Hotel.
Mra. ii. Flaher. of Redland, waa In
thla city tranaactlng bualneaa Wed
kasduy. t Mr. tad Mra. Ed Howard and grand
m, of Mullno, war In Oregon City
Wednesday.
ti .(ii : r r irlv
"hi ymj you IKJ
knfure purr baaing toy a elaewhere.
hV H foe, on of tba prominent
fruitgrowers, of Canby, waa In ibla
Wednesday.
Mra. Monroe Irian, of Union Nail.
In thla city Wednesday vlaltlng
lih Mra. Frank Irlab.
John Mulvany, accompanied by hla
'ter, of union Hall, wera In Oregon
City W dnoaday.
fcmll Olbrlch, of New Era, oita of
"e aruil known farmra of that place.
In thla city Wedneaday.
Mra. Nellie Weight, of ArUona, hna
'flvfcl In Oergon City, and will apend
tha .,,), wltn Mra, O. W. Oraoa.
. I'8har, one of the proinln
nt farniera, of I lor In g, and Guy
wiM)dla, of icagle Creok, were In Ore
Inn City on buwlneae Wedneaday.
' Mra. ). o. Robbing and Mra. Mary
url.y, attended the opera, "Madam
Buttorfly- at The Ilelllg Wedneaday.
Mr. and Mra. Qua Bchuabal. of
"hiibel, wra In Oregon City Tueaday,
V"l while hare vial led with .Mr. nd
Mr- C. Bchuebel. "
Mlag Nunda Wtolfer, of thla city,
t to Portland on Tueaday. where
vlaltad ber aleter, Mra. WHHm
Orlmm. .
Gl Grace, of Portland, and U.
8 Grace, of Denver, Col., were in Ore
Jn City Wedneaday, gueaU t the
Home cf Mra. Q. W. Grace.
1 a Bona or veterana win
yilamclte Hall Saturday evening at
,7. Jo o'clock, at whloh time an organl
tat'on win ba made.
. nt line of fura In Oregon City
jw Chrlatmag glfte at r C. HHy'i.
The Thuraday Afternoon Auatlon
f',(1 Club will be entertained thla
"moon at the bome of Mr. F. T.
piirith, in PorUand.
"W. p. Klrchem, of lgan, waa In
city Wedneaday, and waa one of
rapraatatrayew of L0fn at tba
Motion 'A
Llndborg
HIOH CLASS
TAILORING
filing lido., Oftltnd.
Prion Main 6181.
iii.ig lwd at tli Commercial Club
rooina.
Mra Van Hooy, of Kun, IK ir.
rld lu orrgon City and la a rueit
at Ilia lioina of Mr. aud Mr ( y
Klhm. Mra. Vao. K,:..y , , Mtlr
of Mr. Kaalharu.
Nobol baa olanlv of ui ......- i..
atoi'k, ( ruaui, Hla and Llmlmrgur
Any iiaiittty. 71 J MMu atrivt.
Thomaa lrac, of 'Urki. vaa In
Ihla city YYetnwJay. ac
n.iii.nid liitttia ,r V II. Oraii. of
Inar( Co who all! vUi.i ,',rr.
Kou for aevaral wka.
Mra c. C. William and aaiiKhtor,
MUa Klla K. Wllllania. ha gon. t
North Yakima. Waab., bra they will
remain fur tha lm.r with tba form
er' eon. Wallace II. Willim.
Jamo. W. Hmlib. i4 Mu-kaburg,
.r.hl.nt of tba ('Ukam County
rlr Anatti latlon, aaa In thla rlly on
bualneaa Vrdnaday, and ttl.llr l.re
Btlchdrd tha road fnoetlng held at the
CoiiiiiKTi lal Club parlota.
Mra Ullla Wltik, ho ba ,.-..n In
Ihla H'y for th pa-t ali wreka at
the Inline of Mra II u t:r.. n
U hr lioina al mw Uia Wun. (
aay Mra. Wink I Improving rapidly
from hr recent aurglcnl operation.
Charia llalicork, if Portland, who
baa ben very III with typhoid fever
at the huiut of hla pareiita. Mr. and
Mr Charlee Hancock, of Thirteenth
and Waaltlngton atreata. la Improving
rapidly, and la now aM to be up. He
III probably leave for hla borne lu
Portland the latter part of lb week.
ENGLISH VETERAN OF
TWO WARS TO LECTURE
K. D SEXTON.
p t niion. a vetran of the Indian
and Afghanlatan campalgne under
lord HlerM. will lecture in ma
mii Hall, tomorrow night, at 8
o'clock. Mr. Beiton, a epeaker of
..rlklna naraiinalltv and eicetitlonal
ability, la trng America under the
auaplcea or the intamaiionai inuiw
ai.i.i.n. Aaanelatlon. Thla lecture la
entirely free, the apeaker refualng to
even allow a collection o tte ia-n
at any of hi eppolntmente. The Chrla
I Ian people of Oregon City are prom-
laed a rare treat in tma iree leciure.
bridge" club meets
AT CHAPMAN HOME
u v a rhanman enter'alned tbe
teg aaa
Wedneaday Afternoon Ilrldge Club at
her home on BUth and Waahlngton
reeta, in a moat enj"""
Wedneaday afternoon irora i to o
o'clock. Ilrldge waa tue lea.ure o.
the afternoon, the flrat prlxe being
won by Mr.. A. U D-.tle and the aec
ond by Mra. Nleta lurlow Ience.
.. .. -r ..rvd. The doc-
oration were of potted plant and
Oregon grape. rh.rmiin
Preaont were wra.
.. nnii.f.i, Mra Charlea P.
tourette, Mr. M. D. Utonrette. Mra.
A U llentle. Mm. II. 8. Mount. Mra
John II. Walker. Mr. J. U-
rn J. N. Wianer, pim. i
...v ti,Ik Mra. Nleta IUir-
Mra. junu j- - - .,
,ow Mwrence. Mr. A. A. rrlce. Mr
U Porter, jura. n.. r. -irlory
Caufleld and Ml Nell Cau-
fleld.
Flr.1 Latter Carr.ara.
Itl. not c rth. the letter carrier.
were regularly ruipU.yH before I7M.
ere
ben tradition tell- hn IWnnmln
1 irmiii'"" ,
.-imiiHter general
PranKi n. tne i"- - .
employed then, In PhM-delphl. and
poaalbly In w vora. . - -1
....... . mil. when the
dence
we nave ,
.del,,,,.,, Po-rmaater advert -
Pblliit'
tbnt
thllt Ilia Iff " .
lml ..u tnr i heir letter al
. . ... ...... t..fi pun h n a t a u v,
K'S.cZ; The" V :t
nuBb nn..y .ena u-'b;w
oo letter carrier in 1771 'N"
Tork he aay- H ""nn
rival of a mall the intern are quickly
Luvered by runner." wbtcb me.n
meaaenger or letter carrier
Wall Cenneoted. '
-T..-, Clra. I ran claim M be con
netted with the beet famine.
"Ah-vee! )tv felenhoner
Net In frepertlen.
aid tbe
prottd individual. t
Y .. .ii rtht eicept to
jwOT bead,- commented the other oart
of tba coDveraatlon. '
u,k w,,f , or
proportion to the part yoo think with,
-fan rrnclaco Cbronlclo. . . t ,
MORNING
Stories from
0
JtNNINQt L000K.
The Kaat Bide CaplUl Highway Aa
oclatlim organised fir the purpoao of
ubtallnlng belter road a In CUckamaa
County and mora particularly a main
trunk road, or highway between Port
land and Halem, met with the Jenn
Ing Lidge. Community at the achool
huae at thla place on Tueaday even
ing Judite Dimlck apoke and thoae
al tending obtMlued a better under
atunding of tbe propoaed highway.
Mr. HeKoreat bad the nilnfortuue
to leave her handbag containing a
aum of money and alao a dlumond
rlpg on the 12 o'clock car Im.uikI for
Oregon City on ' Monday. It hii not
been found at thla writing.
The bi aorlal and apellliig mutch
h'ld on (tblay evening waa quite a
aucrea. The achcH) room being well
filled. Th.- apelllng match betwjtn
the Circle mid Community Club waa
the flrat on the evenlng'a program.
Mra. Alice palnton aoelllng the larg
vi mum i of worda correctly on tbe
Clrrlu aide. While Mr. Conway re
mained on the floor the longeat of the
Comurnty Club. In tbe general alien
ing content Mr Card apelled f If i y
down tbnt took part. Proceeda from
Iwuea amounted to twenty-five doll
ara. Mra. ;mi A. Shaver la vlaltlng
ft U. ml a at-MouU
Mr. Van liny baa purchaaedxn acre
of Innd on county road and la proceed
ing to Improve It.
Krank Dnvy-who returned here re
cently from North plxlne haa purchaa
ed acreage on tho County Koad near
Meld rum and la making preparatlona
to build an up to date bouae with all
modern ronvenlencea.
Ira Hurt and J. 8. Roberta apent
Saturday In Portland.
K M. ISorne of Kenton waa a Lodge
vlaltor on Monday.
'Utile Hutb Travera waa confined
to ber home laat week with lllnea.
Mra. Emily Shaw, aupervlaor of thl
dlatrlct, made her third monthly visit
to our acaoci on Monday.
The new fixture have arrived for
the room recently completed at tbe
achnol houaej New blacboarda were
placed In thw'new achool room which
I now In uae. Mlaa Hroute Jenntga,
a former teacher of thla place, baa
been hired by the board to teach '.he
primary gradea a ooo aa tha room
la ready.
Mr. and Mr. John P Jennlng at
tended the Willamette Club Dance In
Oregon Citv in Wedueday evening t-r
laat week.
County BuiH-rlntendent Gary attend
ed the' IxHlKe achool Thuraday.
Mra T. J. 8ooner and Bona have
taken apartments In Portland for the
winter.
Roy Btover nd Manaon Roae re
turned from a duck bunting trip near
Canby.
A. V. RubrcI waa caller at the G. D.
I'oardme'i l""u at Silver Spring on
Wedneaday.
Mra. Bloan of Albany la vlaltlng ber
uncle. Mr. T. J. Spooner.
Mlaa Edna Weaterfleld of Jonea Mill
waa Mr. Bteinhaua' gueat on Satur
day of laat week.
Mra. Emily PeForeat and daughter
Mia Guaale arrlevd from Washing
ton. O C, on Thuraday and are vUit
Did YotiHea It Knock,os wee You
You can't make money by waiting until opportunity has passed, it is calling you now - to
MULINO.
The majority of fortunes throughout the country have been made through the increase in
real estate values
P
Mulino has two stores, a blacksmith shop, a scKool. a ' church, a shingle mill, a lumber mill,
and a flour mill. A railroad will be completed to Mulino in six months, don t you think that is a
healthy start for an infant? , , . .
Buy in Mulino now the prices will be double by the lime the railroad is there. Terms easy, a little
downed ahKchi month. Let us know when you wish to see it, we will call for you. no expense to you
Mulino Townsite Company, Incorporated, Room 9 Beaver Building, Oregon City. Telephone
Main 360. ' . '.:..' '.'''. : ''','.''
ENTERPRISE. THUK8DAY, DECEMHEK ,7, 19U.
Out of Town
Ing their daughter, Mra. Albert Pierce
Mr. Deforce! BDd daughter eipect
to make Oregon tbelr home.
Mr IUrvy of Oak Grove, dellvired
a load of fruit treea to Mr. Snow f f
Eaat Jennlng Lxdga during tbe week.
Tbe T. J. tipooner family have tak
en apartmenta In Portland for tho
winter.'
Meadamea A, P. Ruaael, H. C. Pain
bn and H. Near are tbe committee
plmiiiing for the .mra tree and pr
gram to be '..-Id a Giace Chapel.
MUUNO. . ,
Mr., and Mra. C. K. Smith of Elder
ado ntertalnedat tbelr home a man
lier of tbelr friend and relative on
Tbankaglvlng day. A bounteoua din
ner wa aerved. Tboae attending
were: Mr. and Mra. C. K. Sral'.h and
daughter Iva. Ethe) and Arltea, alao
their eon, Otis, Mr, rtert Kidder and
daughter. Pearl -of Willamette City,
Mr. and Mra. Will Wallace and dnugh
fere, Dora and Pearl, and eon, William
of Hhubel and Mr. and Mra. J. L.
Kvana, Mr. T. R. Orem and Mr. and
Mra. J. O. DJx of Mullno. A pliaaant
time" waa enjoyed by all.
BEAVER CREEK.
A aurprlae' party wa given Mr. and
Mr. John Dohlnnder Tuesday even
ing, In hotutr of tbelr ei.h
wci'rilng aniiiri im.ry. The foV
losing x-oplo wer preaent;V Mr.
and Mn, H Mr.daley, V. Hob
lander, K. Rtelner. W. Herman, Chrla
Tnittten fraher. Mlaa Mod wen and
William Barry, Mai and George Holl-
nian. Otto Lyman, Jack Jonea, Abel
Tbomaa and Mlaae Ona Carey, Ulod
wen Thomaa, Leora Dennett, Lura
Parry and Clara Ilohlandcr, Meeara.
8. and H Rlcbler, aUo Mr. and Mra.
Enalnger and other friend from Port-(
land. - The evening wa spent In play
ing gamea after which refreahmen'a
were served, the guests returning
home al a lata hour, having had . a
very enjoyable time.
. Mlaa Leora Htnnru apent Thanks
giving with ber aimer at Orenco laat
week.
Mra. D. W. Thomas visited In Glad
stone last week.
Mrs. E. White has been on tbe alck
Hat tba paat few days.
John Westberg was in tha city the
first of th week.
Tha Beaver Creek bachelor have
aettled In their new home. Now gtrla
look out.
S. P. Londergan and Becker are
busy blowing stumps.
Remember tbe Indian program and
aoclal to bo given at Beaver Creek
Hall, Dee. 8. 1911 af t p. m.
E8TACA0A
Peter Rhyming returned from the
mountalna Sunday. He had been
working near the Oak Grove Creek
for the railroad conpany.
J. J. Davia came out from hla Inter
mountaln homestead Friday and made
a bualneaa trip tp Portland Saturday.
Road dlatrlct number ten beld
apeclal road meeting at the Garfield
Grange ball and voted a aeven mill
apeclal road tai. It la propoaed to
macadam the main highway form, the
end of tbe preaent macadam at tbe
top of the Wilson bill to the maca
dam at tho 8tubba place. A a pan now
covered with worn out plank. $200 la
ipipsnr
("
!'( ' " M I
to need In tbe neighborhood 0f th
Rlgean farm. Any aum remaining af
ter thee Improvement are made la
lo be distributed over the dlatrlct
Nearly every tag payer In tho dlatrlct
waa present and tbe vote for the tax
carried by a large majority.
CLLARKES.
Mlaa Ellsa Elmer came borne
Tbankaglvlng to aepnd her vaca'lon
Rev. Hartder of Portland preach
ed In tba Oertnan M. E. church on
Thankaglvlog. Rudle Miller apent hi
Thanksgiving with bis uncle, Rlcbard
Miller at Highland.
Mr. Bottemlllor sowed oata , laat
week. l
Garrett Martin la working for Pet
Bager af he aawmllL
There waa a taffy-pulling party giv
en last Saturday night by W. G. Kleln
amitb. Games were played. Present
wer: Mr and Mra W. G. KMnamlth.
Ola. El'aa and Edna Elmer, Hazl
Tallman, Ida and Mary Bottemlller,
Ijiura and Ruby Gard. Irene and Er
ma Lee, Hazle Rlngo, Dora and Elda
Marquardt, Lydla Klelnsmlth, Ed and
Otto Unol, Charlie and Arthur Hen
ton, Jay Dig, BUI Robhlne. Garrett
Martin, Vernon Larkens, Elmer and
Willie Klelnsmlth, Elva Gard. Willie
Johnson, Theodore Bager, Edwin Bot
temlller, Archie Cumlna, Albert and
Julius Bchlewe. Rudle Mueller and
Walter Kellnamltb. .
The Macabee field their regular
meeting Saturday night. . The Grang
ers met Saturday.
The Granegra met Saturday.
Mia Ida Haag la working In Port
land. Mr. Marquardt waa in -town last
week.
shuBel
I Tbe Shu7)eTDeT)anfigS0Cl
ganlzed last Friday evening for the
winter.
A number of our young people at
tended the danco at Clarkea Tbanka
glvlng eve.
Fred IJndau and family, of Clarkea,
vlalted with E. W. Hornachuh and fam
ily laat Sunday.
Some relative of John Bluhm are
ber from Canada visiting with blm.
- Fall sown grain looka welL
Hnnrv Glntber baa gone to Cbeha
11a, Waahlngton.
Will Hettman. of Colton, -apent yea
terday In our community.
Will Dolbow la making great lm
provementa on bla place.
David Moebnke baa moved back to
hla old place.
Robert Glntber and family vlalted
with Mr. Swope'a Monday.
Olaf O and family, of Maple Lane,
visited with ber parent. Mr. and Mra.
E. W. Hornachuh today.
In regard to the achool aupervlaor
being "leechea," etc.. It remalna to be
proven. I believe w ehould give tbe
new plan a fair trial before condemn
ing it.
SANDY.
Mr. and Mra. Bcbmlnky attended
the theatre In Portland Saturday.
Alice McGoogan baa returned from
a vlfftt In Portland.
W. A. Proctor I able to be around
again after a week illneaa.
Mr. and Mra. J. W. Dixon apent Sat
urday In Portland shopping. ,
W. , J. Wirt preached at Flrwood
hall Sunday.
Caspar Junker and daughter bave
returned from a visit In Portland.
A dance will be beld at Melnlg'a
hall Saturday night followed by chick
en dinner at Sandy Hotel.
E. F. Donahue of the Sandy-Boring
stage line, baa put a new Pope-Hart
Til, L. BOWMAN
ford aeven paatenger touring' car In
commission on tnw atax lino. Tbe
new car will make all tb regular
trips hereafter, and the price baa bean
ralaed from fifty to aeventy-Ove 5euta.
A. O. Bora a tad t waa In Portland"
Saturday on bualneaa.
Mra. ifosholm, who underwent an
operation In th boapltal at Portland,
laat week. I reported aa doiag nicely
at thla writing.
The fjrat regular clly election wa
held Tueaday.
Tha atmda In thla vicinity are a
good crop and are nearly all barveated.
Moat ranrhera will hold tbera for bet
ter prlcea.
Oacar Dahljtren. II. 8. Eddy, W. A.
Proctor, Geo. Weight and Ed Brun
attended Maaonle lodge at Arleta Wed
neadny evening where they aaw the
third degree exemplified.
There are fifty-five legal voter In
th city of Sandy. Tbe saloon were
cloaed election day and everything
waa quiet.
Tha Ml Hood Hotel baa changed
handa and Mra. E M. Douglaa la the
landlady again.
EAGLE CREEK.
Mr. and Mr. Ed. Douglaa returned
home Saturday evening from Molalla
where the had gone to apend Tbanka
glvlng with Mra. Donglaa parents,
Mr. and Mrs. Clester.
Mr. and Mra. Ray Woodl enter
tali.od at dinner laat Thursday. Mr.
and Mra Howletf, Mr. and Mr. C.
Murphy, Meda and Perry Murphy, Mr.
and Mr, ftny Woodle and family.
Misses Myrtle and Mary Woodle
were over last Friday calling on rela
tives In the neighborhood.
Mr. and Mra. Will Douglaa enter
tained Mr. and Mr. Walter Douglas,
Virgil Glenn, Mildred and Florl Dong
laa, and Peter Reacbel at dinner
Thanksgiving. -
"! R R. G1bonwero Eta-
cads vlaltor Saturday.
Mr. and Mr. H. O. Huntington ro
rtrned home last Saturday from Book
ane, where they bad been attending
the apple' show and having a general
good time.
Mra. I Vila Douglaa waa .over frjm
Eetacada Sunday vlaltlng ber parent.
y.r ar.d Mrs. Howlett and jer child
ren. Mr. and Mra. John Reld and child
ren. Mr. and Mra. Henry Udell and
children visited with Jamea Gibson
Sunday.
OAK GROVE.
Mrs. Lindsay returned home Sat
urday evening from a pleasant trip
of several ' weeka with relatlvea and
friends In the Eastern states.
Tracy Moore apent Thanksgiving at
bom with bla father and family, re
turning Monday to tho Willamette
University where be Is a student.
Mra. Jack Sweeney baa rented tbe
storeroom In tbe Green building and
will open a bakery and dellcateesen
about tbe lS'.b of December.
- Tha Bazaar beld Saturday by the
Parent and Teacbera Association of
Concord district netted tbe achool
$55. A meeting will be beld by -he
Association Friday to decide what
they will use the money for.
Miss Nettl Gleaaon and Charlea
P. Stewart waa married at tbe home
of the brlde'a slater, Mra. C H- Slee
ton, of Hood River, Or", November
11. Ml" Gleaaon la the daughter of
Mrs. J. Gleaaon and well known here
wber they bave resided th paat two
year. Mr. and Mra. Stewart are liv
ing on a large . ranch near BuhL
Idaho.
MILWAUKIE.,
Mr. and Mra S- A. Tbomaa onter-
kaii saw an
Agent
..0
talaed at dinner Taaokaglvlag Km. r
Mra. C. B. Purdy and Dr. and L a
W. & Ar metro; of tartlaad. A3
report a very eojoyabl tlaao.
Heveral of the Mllwauklo Bis at
tended tbe Memorial aervteea bold la
Orexoo City Bunday at the Uakgre
gatlonal church.
The Bazaar given by U Lad tee'
Auxiliary of 8t John Catholic
church will bo bold In tb bank
building December 1 and 14, after
noon and evening. Tbe booth will
consiat of a eouutry store, candy,
fancy work, whoel of fortune, bird,
flah pond, etc. Several beaatlful arti
cles will be raffled. A good program
will be rendered Wedneaday evening.
December 13 at t o'clock.. A cafeteria
lunch will bo aerved at any hoar.
The proceeda will go to the building ,
fund or tho new Cathollo church now
nnder oonatructlon. j
The achool clerk baa finished tbe
school enumeration and re port a 289
children under achool age. There
were 313 laat year, maalng an increaa
oT nearly 25 per cent . A new leacaer
will be added to th achool atari by
February lat
Tbe regular all-day Grange meeting
will be beld Saturday, December 9
with routine bualneaa and election, or
officer. Dinner will bo aerved at
noon.
Tbe Lad lea' Auxiliary of St John's
Catholic church will meet at th par
sonage Friday at 3 p. m. to make Anal
arrangements for tba Bazaar. '
Mayor Streib, Warren Knight
Judge Kolao aiud Fred Lehman wcat
to Oiegon City Wednesday to attend
th good road meeting.
The City Council met Tueaday eve
ning and paaaed an ordinance to ac-.
cept Mala street, It is all finished
and I a credit t tne city. The son
tractor waa W. H. Counsel". 8eve-?l
other streets are nearlng completion
and wffl anon- be-twroed -over to-in-.
council to accept.
The Girls' Club elected the follow
ing officers: Marie Duffy, president;
Hazel Mullen, vice-prwddent; Resale
Keck, secretary; Ruth, Alexander,
treasurer; Eater Spring, sergeant-at-arme.
The club meets every Wednes
day evening and la Instructed by Pro-.
feasor Gens. - ,
Francis Johnson, who baa been alck
for two weeka, la reported aa iinprmr- -Ing
alowly. f- t ,
Mrs. Maggie Johnson waa tat Port
land on business Wednesday after
noon. '..','.
Tuesday afternoon tbe neighbor .
friends of Mr. Mary Thompson, of
Island Station, gave ber a pleaaant
enrpriso party tn bono of ber alxty
stxth birthday. Th ladlea gatbored
t the borne of Mrs. H. B. 8 narrow
and went In a body to tbe bom of
Mrs. Thompson, ' taking basket of
groceries and good thing to oat,
enough to last ber many days. Mra.
Thompson waa greatly surprised and
could not thank them enough. They
all Bang several bymna and then, de
parted, wishing ber many more bappy
blrtbdaya. -
William Shinder A Company are
erecting a very handsome bungalow
for Jacob Ankle near tbe Kllgreen
property. .
At th apeclal achool meeting bold
laat Monday evening it waa the opin
ion or those present that if dlatrlct
Now 123 was willing to combine with
tbera a four years' coarse In high
achool wouM be decided upon, and If
possible, at a biter date to build an
other school house in this district to
better accommodate tboae who. live
In the edge of tbo dlatrlct
Mr. Lindsay, of tb firm of Lind
say t Lindsay, of Oak Grove, waa
here on bualneaa Tueaday.
Asleep
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