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About The Estacada news. (Estacada, Or.) 1904-1908 | View Entire Issue (Dec. 26, 1907)
Christina s Candy, Toys & Nuts Transacts a General Banking Business X Paid up Capital, $20,000 Took the 3rd set of dishes Earl Wagner, who is employed at the Johnson mill at Saudy came home this week. S. II. Raney was at Gresham last Friday. Mr. Raney lias sold his j old homestead across the river to a Mr. Stry' from Michigan who has already moved on the place. Mr. i 1 Raney has moved into Springwater and occupies a residence on Shan non avenue. Dr. Adix, H. V. Doe and Willis Yonce were towed in over the bar Saturday evening and are Oddfel lows now. READY [> T < T x The number was held by Earms and City Lots For Safe CALL AND «SEE W HAT WE H ATE EOR H. Cooper & Company A birth occured in Cashier and Mrs. E. L. Fraley’ s family Monday YO U and a 7-pound girl was added to the Capital stock of the Estacada State Bank, and she is no clearing house certificate either. Rev. M. B. Parounogian and fam ily are now occupying the residence vacated by Mr. Sparks. I Mrs. C. L. Springer of Portland visited Mrs. A . E. Sparks, Sunday. HAVE Walter Strunk has moved onto his Springwater farm. Suit Cases yable Linen Yards of Dress Goods Lingerie Elegant Values in Suits and Suit Patterns todies’ Hats so Notions t elescopes Everything in ¡§hoes A* yru rik s D a l e ’ s $10,000.00 is the capital stock of the Bank of Estacada now. Notice the change in the bank’ s ad. Doctor and Mrs. II. V. A dix and little boy, Victor, were the guests of relatives in Portland, Christmas. b A lways a fe“" I è I S U RE1 î t o a week $2 a day T h e H o te l E sta c a d a A L L M O D ER N C O N V E N IE N C E S One of the most delightful Resorts on the Coast Local and Tourist Trade Solicited FLOUR, $5.10 A BARREL LO VELACE LO VELACE ESTACADA Owing to the extreme scarcity of Mill Feed and the millers requiring me to buy flour in connection with mill feed, I have as a consequence a large surplus flour on hand which I am forced to sell at very low prices to keep in line with feed. I offer to the public some of the best brands of flour on the mar ket. such as Dement's Best, Hood River Cupid, and Olynijic at the very low price, in barrel lots only, of is . to a bbl. l'his offer is GOOD for a short time only. T E R M S C ASH of J. F. LOVELACE Miss Sadie Luudquist, of Seattle, a sister of Mrs. Joseph Nicholson, is here on a holiday visit. W. H. Wade returned last week after several months’ spent at Olix, Gilliam county, the home of his son, Wilbur. President Heylman of the Bank of Estacada says they intend soon to remodel the front of their bank building by putting in a French plate glass front. A prominent Portland lawyer, whose name is withheld, is forming a partnership with Mr. Heylman, and will move out here with his family. Mrs. Eva Kessler is spending the week here, and is postmistress in Mr. Surface’s absence. 0 Mrs. E. K. Surface and daughter, Ester, ivent down to Corvallis last week for a visit with Mr. and Mrs. W. S. Irwin and family. Mr. Sur face left for Corvallis Tuesday. On Christmas Eve, a raffle for turkeys and Geese will be conduct ed by the Close Bros. CLACKAM AS SHOES FOR MEN, W O M E N and C H IL D R E N I have reopened my shoe shop in my own place, and will repair & make shoes and boots Ready made Shoes in Stock J. R. Townsend Miss Linda Womer, who teaches at Marmot, is home for the week. COUNTY HEADQUARTERS THE BANK OF ESTACADA CLACKAMAS TITLE COMPANY T r a n s a c t s A G e n e r a l B a n k i n g B u s in e s s 606 608, Chamber of Commerce, P O R T L A N D , O REG O N Full equipment of maps, plats, ab stract books and tax rolls Capital, Agents for Clackamas County Land M O N EY L O A N E D T IT L E S PER FEC TED Money to Loan on E. F. & F. B. RILEY, Attorneys, Counselors at Law Plymouth Rock Hens For Sale Three do/en good Plymouth Rock See J. A. Ryjil, Es Eagle Creek Grange held a regu hens for sale. tacada. lar meeting Saturday,. Dec. 21, with ---------------------- Worthy Master Homer Glover in H. W. Downing, who is now em the chair. Thirtyone members were ployed by the railway company at present and one visitor, State Dep Cazadero, intends moving his fami uty Mr. Cliittwood of Damascus ly back here from McMinnville. grange One new member was in itiated into the 3rd and 4th degrees NOTICE TO BIDDERS and four new applications for mem —— — “ bership were received. The lecture Bids will be received at the hour occupied 70 minutes, and the Recorder’s office for the delivery new officers elected are: Worthy ti]>on right-of-way and laying of Master, Homer Glover; Overseer, fortyfive hundred feet of water pipe Herman Duns; Lecturer, Lydia for the city waterworks. 50 per Steinman; Stewart, Earl McConnell; cent, of payment will he held back Assistant Stewart, Gifford McCon tillAvork is completed and to the nell; Chaplain, Mrs. I). M. Marsh satisfaction of the water committee. all; Treasurer, Mr. Hoffmeister; , Bids to be opened Januiary 7, 1908. Secretary, Fred Bates; Gate Keeper Council reserves the right to reject Ernest Duns; Ceres, Maggie Smith; any or all bids. Pomona, Lilas Scott; Flora, Minnie A. N. JO H N SO N , Recorder. Steinman; Lady Asst. Stewart, Fre da Duns; Organist, Martha ek ; SUMMONS These new officers will Ire duly in In the Circuit Court of the State of Ore gon for Clackamas county. stalled by Deputy Chittuood on January 18. The meeting will Ire John Riedelhauch, Plaintiff. open until after the lecture hour. TO G E T T H E B E S T FIR and CEDAR S H I N G L E S in Oregon go to R. Fanton's mill 12 miles east of Estaca da for them, or send orders to his add teas. Fir Shingles................. $2 10 Red Cedar...................$2 25 A “ Shadow” social takes place at Currinsville tomorrow, Friday even ing. It is to lie given by the L . A. S. of the M. E. church. Shadow will be sold, and with each purchase a good dinner, and some o f the i ‘ ‘substance that dreams ar< made of” will lie included. The so ¡¡I is. for the benefit of the church, and a good time, dinner and shadow are promised everybody. A. E. Sparks W E ARfe A G E N T S FO R T H R E E O F T H E B E S T F I R E IN S U R A N C E C O ’S Merchant and Mrs A. E. Sparks have moved into their handsome A t 1 o’ clock last Sunday Rev. M little cottage on the crest of the hill B. Parounagian joined in wedlock, on Main St. Maggie Phillips and Frank A. W il son of Springwater. v Eagle Creek Orange N OBBY •«¿P No. 63 takes the 4th Set Drafts Issuseei Good m any Part of the World The safest and Cheapest way to send money 5c for sums up to $10 and 10c for sums up to $100 Willie Richard“ found a half of a set of fale tee'1 1 on the road near the railroad tu.vk They dont fit i Willie, and ' m.xiu.v '.he.owoer should have . ILadies’ Handkerchief Boxes, Glove Boxes, Baskets, Work | A large number of friends cnjca ed Boxes, Upright Toilet Sets, Manicure Cases, Toilet Cases, the exercises at the school last Fri day, and the appropriate ob-ei vanc- Shaving Boxes. Japanese and China Ware, Glass Ware and es at church Tuesday evening bv _________’ many other nice ____________ the Sunday School. Mrs. J. J. Marchbank W. W. Woods, of Newkirk. Ok Fo r the Holiday trading, and come in and see our Fine Line of sea lahoma, visited his brother, Cham sonable Goods, such as bers, in Estacada, Sunday. Articles for Presents X George Genserowsdi and sister of Springwater were in town Tuesday. N. N o r t h GET TH E E ST A C A D A S T A T E BAN K The News wishes its readers and friends a happy New Year. This issue is the last in this year, and before the next one appears, a new year 1908 will have been born. A N IC E L O T O F T E D D Y B E A R S FOR T H E C H IL D R E N H. NEW S AT MI LL nHM VERKD TO ESTACADA OK S rR K O rS D IN C S Fir Shingles.................$2 50 Cedar ........................... $2 65 Until further notice, R. F A N T O N , Ore Estacada, R F D i «■ «•a LO CAL vs Cynthia V. Riedelhauch, Defendant. To Cynthia V. Riedelhauch, the above ♦ named defendant: In the name of the State of Oregon, you are hereby required to appedt and answer the complaint filed against you in the above entitled suit on or before the 31st day of January, 19O8, said date being after the expiration of 6 weeks from the first publication of this summons, and if you fail to appear and answer said complaint, for want thereof, the plaintiff will apply-to the court for the relief demanded in the complaint to- wit: For a decree dissolving the bonds *»f matrimony now existing between the plaintiff and defendant. This summons is published by order of Hon. Grant B. Dimick, Judge of the county court for Clackamas county, Ore gon, which order was made and entered on the 16th day of December, 1907, and the time prescribed thereof is six weeks: Date of first publication lieing December x>, 1907, and the date of last publication being January 31. 1908. GEO. C. BROW NELL, * Attorney for plaintiff. \ $10,000.00 mm ss==- . ... - _ Real Estate INSURANCE — ______________ This bank has the local agency for some of the very best Fire Insurance Companies. Let us write your policy. : : If you have money to loan, we will place it for you. have Real Estate for sale, list it with property of our own for sale ami can us, as we If you | have no push your sales Our lawyer will attend to all of your legal business, drawing papers of every kind ( ( ( ( ( Our rate of Exchange and Discounts will be gov- erned entirely by the Estacada Money Market. \Ve shall try and govern our business so that the rate will he as close to 10c pr $10 0 as possible, it being the usual rate throughout the state W . A. H EYLM AN , ) ) ) ) ) Cashier. Your breakfast is not a break- fast withou your COFFEE Is just right, and I am in a position to suppfy you with High Grade C o f ie e s & T e a s A F P O P I L A R P R I C E S G E T SA M LLES A T MY ST O R E - - - - - - C. F. HOWE gHssHam mmmmm * A five mill tax levy was voted by How Diphtheria Is Contracted One often hears the expression, "M y the city council at a special session Monday evening. This is the same child caught a severe cold which devel- ! oped into diphtheria," when the truth is as last year's levy. Papers were served on E . L. Fra ley last Thursday charging him with permitting sawdust from his mill near town entering the Clacka mas river. The trial has not yet come off. that the cold had simply left the little one particularly suscepliblc to ,f»e v*oH derTtig diphtheria germ. When mU i Iain’s cough remedy is given i lOrVIv cures the cold and lessens the c r- »f diphtheria or any other germ r t ing contracted. For sale by drug styre
