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Estacada News
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No. 9.
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Estacada, Oregon, Thursday, January 26, 1905.
LOCAL AND PERSONAL NEWS.
Rich and W . S. Hyde.
Floor man­
H. H. T aylor goes to California agers: W . A . Jones, Geo. Cathcart,
Lew Tucker, and Noah Stingley.
to live.
John B. H aviland went to Port­
Baker Lichthom was doing busi­
land last Saturday and took part in
ness in Portland, Tuesday.
L. A . Beck and
wife of Spokane
are at T h e Estacada spending their
honeymoon.
the big meeting and banquet of the
LOOK FOR OUR AD
N EX T W EEK
M ystic Shriners in that town. Forty
two
were taken
in among whom
were President Nickum of the E sta­
L . L . Cook and wife of Wood-
lawn were guests of H. W . Downing
and family Sunday.
J. E. Shutte has rented the Park
hotel of H enry Landwehrfor a term
of fourteen months.
cada Brick &
T ile Company,
and
George J. Currin of Heppner.
There were no preaching services
in either the Congregational or the
Baptist churches in Estacada last
Sunday.
W h y the pastors failed to
Miss dessie Boys is out from the appear is not known to us. There
city visiting with Major and Mrs. was a good sized crowd out to Sun­
Wm. K. Haviland and family.
day school, but went away dissap-
H enry Landwehr, John Cassidy, pointed at not hearing a sermon.
John Zobrist and Prop. Shutte were
in the city on legal business, Tues.
Later.
A letter from Rev. Mac-
Pherson says that he was taken ill
J.
A break in the water pipe at the last week and was advised by his
corner of Main and Second caused physician not to venture out.
a big leak which was mended yes­
terday.
Dr.
REED,
SPRINGWATER NEWS
Many of the Springwater pupils
GENERAL
Smith has been kept very are absent from school on account of
M aggie A lb righ t is out
MERCHANDISE
busy the past few weeks attending sickness.
patients, but the sickness producing from Portland visiting
her sister,
weather has passed.
Mrs. Wallen.
Miss Cook arrived
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. . e . recently from Colorado and is stay-
A s car 26 was going in last S a t - 1 .
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urday a China pheisant smashed T.
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through the head end window. T h e K,gg,DS’ and she * * * * * * t0 rema,n
bird is a beauty and was not hurt.
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Several
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members of the local grange attend-
A Gresham party now has it.
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1 ed the Pomona grange meeting at
Ed. Oblander of the Palace meat Logan, W ed., among them were
market shipped a quantity of bacon Mrs.
Gordon,
Della Guttridge A .
and hams to Portland this week for M. Shibley, Earl Shibley, R ex Gor-
those who insist on having the best don and Carl Howell.
to be had in smoked meats.
Great in­
T h is terest was shown in the meetings at
should be a pointer to other Port- the Presbyterian church here by Dr
land people who are particular about Milligan of Portland.
what they eat.
Thos. J. C U R T I S .
. . . . P i o n e e r R e a l E s ta te M a n o f E s ta c a d a . . . .
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Improved farms, Wild lands and Timber claims for sale
Also some excellent town lots
T h e annual
NOT A R E P U B L I C
installation of officers of the Spring-
T he Bourbonia-Brunsonorchestry water grange took place Saturday a
will be ready for business the first week ago, and Mr. Miller and wife
of the month.
It will be composed ° f Highland acted as installing of-
of: piano, Mrs. Bourbonia;
1st vio- ^cers-
Following the installation
lin, Chas. Brunson; 2nd violin, Neal was a short but very nice literary
Brunson; trombone,
C o m tt,
E. Bourbonia program, among the principal fea-
Roy E. Meyers; flute
and tures of which were some recitations
cornet, Lee Brunson.
T he N ews family are enjoying a
visit with Mrs. J. B. Root and her
dauglier, Anna,
Good Things? Yes
b y Mr. Miller.
GARFIELD
Luella Huffman
returned Friday
former North Da­ from a short visit with
kota friends of Mrs. W illiams. T h ey cross the Clackamas.
relatives a-
Mrs.
Bald
are on their w ay from San Francisco win visited her old-time friends, the
where they have been living, to De Lockabys.
T h e Garfield Literary
Moines, Iowa, where Mr. Root has & Debating society held its regular
You can get along without good coffee. So can a
wagon go without grease, but it goes hard. We have
the finest used by the best families all over the U. S.
Our teas are of the same class— a Good English
Breakfast Tea for 25c and a chance to draw for a
Beautiful
been established as general agent meeting Friday eve. T h e question
for the Heinz Company of Philadel­ debated was: Resolved, T h a t the
phia.
girl is of more benefit to the home
O live
Bills are out announcing the fire­ and farm than is the boy.
men’s masquerade dance Feb. 14, W agner, A d a Davis a n d j E Stubbs
for the benefit of the fire department spoke for the girl and R ub y W agner
T he admission will be only 50c and Grace D avis and H H W allace told
the ladies will each bring a basket of the boy’s redeeming qualities.
lunch.
These will be sold at 12 T h e judges' decision favored the
Four prizes will be offered girl. T h e mock trial holds the foot
lights for the 26th.
the best sustained and comical cos­
o ’clock.
tumes.
Committee on reception:
W. Boner has been given the job
A . Yocum, Jas. Guttridge, H. Mat- of putting up the tower for the fire
Tracey, Chas. Linn, E. S. bell.
txrn, H
Parlor Lamp
C. F. Howe.
W illiam
K.
Haviland,
PHYSICIAN and
Office a t the d ra g a tore ,
NJght cada
D o c to r
SCtGCON.
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B.
Smith,
PHY SIC U N and SUffGfON
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N ig h t b e ll a t S e c o n d S t . e n tra n c e
O ffic e in H o w e ’s s to re .
Office h o a r« a t E sta ca d a, 9 a . m . ta 4 p. « .
Office h o a rs a t Eagle Creeh, night* J> m o rn ing s
...All calls promptly answered...