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About Estacada progress. (Estacada, Or.) 1908-1916 | View Entire Issue (Feb. 11, 1909)
NO. 28 of ESTA CA D A , OREGON, VOL. i Estacada State Ban! ÍV LO CA L N EW S AND PERSO NAL MENTION TH URSDAY, FEBRU ARY n Obifua’y I i- IQ^O. (very, iced 6 Sale «i A YEAR ’ r S .’S W H S -. Mis Nora Elenor Hale was horn Born to the Rev. Ii. \V Sewell | July 26, 1SS2 at Currinsville and W. A. JO N ES and wife, t>f Portland, Feb. 3rd a died Jan. 3, 1909 being therefor 27 P R O P R IE T O R yrs. 5 mos. and 8_ days old. Her] baby girl. OFFICLKS: Oor>,l rigs and careful d rivers alw ays girlhood \ears were spent in Cur Blctch and Herring have bad a SPECIAL ATTENTION new stack made for their engine. rinsville and she received her High 1 G iven H u n tin g and E isliing Parties Geo. Estes, President. S. W. Stryker, Vice-President School education in the Oregon Ci'y M at Von Newman did the work. schools. On the 29th day of Mar. L. E Belfiis, Cashier WOOD & LUMBER The Ladies Aid meets at the 1905 she was married to Mr. Coyd T/vea! and L o n g D istance Telephone E. M. Miller, Rea! Estate Officer home of Mrs. \V. A. Join s on F ri Looney and moved to Garfield day afternoon. All are cordially where she has since*resi ied FOR SA L E Dining room table, | ^ invited. Sue was a faithful, most energetic I kitchen cabinet, two rocking chairs Mr. E. A. Mil'er of Portland was church worker and indeed, a work iron bed, mattress and springs, spending Saturday last among er wherever her lot was cast. None heating stove and eook stove. friends in Estacada and attending questioned her life hut all held her E. P. Scott in highest esteem. When only six ! to business, also. A number of Estacadians went to years of age she united with the CHURCH S E R V IC E S Portland on Tuesday, among them Methodist Church and_has been faithful to every known duty i l>eing Richards, Osborn, Schmidt, Her lile was helpful, bringing sun M E. Church----- Next Sabbath Win. Cary, and others. shine wherever she went. She The P rogress and ‘Human was also a member of the Grange Sabbath School TRAN SACTS A G E N E R A L B A N K IN G B U S IN E S S Life for one year. Price of both for more than five years, was m i-1 Preaching at 7 p. m. $1.50 P r og ress and Weekly tron of the juvenile Grange «11 League Writes Fire Insurance in F ive of the best “ D O L L A R ” 6 p. m. Oregonian one year, <1.50 Garfield where the children held companies. Handles Real Estate, Town Lots Prayer Meeting on Thursday Even W. H. Moore, L. K. Moore and her in highest esteem and regard. both Business and Residence, and Farm 7 p. m. C. A. Warren, all of Portland were She was also Treasurer in the Car- ing m i w rw K r. . ■ ■ —s STABLE Capital, $25,000 DIRECTORS: Geo. Estes, S. W. Stryker, T. Yocum, During the month of Feb. we will allow 5 % Dis count for Cash on our entire Line John Zobrist, Albert D. Schmidt Property near Estacada in Estacada and vicinity on Mon field Grange for two years. day looking the country over. Therg was no work in which J. R. Wilson came home on were involved principles of highest Thursday. He ’ only remained a morality, where she did not lend In the Garfield short time when he and Mrs. Wil- impartial aid. Sabbath School, in the Grange, and son’ left for Portland for a few days in the Church, she was ever alert to stay. the highest interests of her neigh D. M. Marshall resigned the bors and friends. For three years Road Supervisorsliip to which he she superintended the Sabbath had recently been appointed for the School work ¡11 Garfield and in the SQpond term. The court appointed work she soon won the esteem of A. E- Yocum in his stead. ail the neighborhood. At Curritis- The pastor of the M. E. Church ville she was President of the desires all the business men espec Ladies’ Aid. She will be sorely No one can take her ially to he present at next Sabbath missed. evenings preaching service. It is place. It is perhaps safe to say his intention to preach a sermon that never lias this community suf fered so great a loss. We have especially for them. Estacada State Bank sold Lots 1 said much hut words fad us to give and 2 Block 19 in the Zohtist Ad the details in full. Much more dition to John H. Tracy also Lots 1 should he said but those she leaves and 2 Block 6 Zobrist ¿[Addition have the assurance that “ She hath through the Estacada State Bank done what she could.” Our aim must he to renew our faith, our for W. S. Moak to J. H. Tracy. hope, and our trust in the true and Ed. Gray is back again among the living God. “ Our loss is heavens his friends in Estacada, after an gain" 1‘Ties bind us in heaven as adsetice of several months. Ed. well as on earth. says he has been hack to England, his old home, and many other parts League Social of the world during his absence. NOTARY PUBLIC ON OUR STAPH C O R R ESPO N D EN TS Merchants National Bank 01 Portland National City Bank 01 N ew York ABSTRACTS OF TITLE For all lands and lots in Clackamas County prepared and extended by CLACKAMAS TITLE C O M P A N Y 509-510-511 CHAMBER OF COMMERCE BUILDING, PORTLAND, OREGON This Company has prepared and is the owner of the best and most complete set of abstract books of Clackamas We have several pieces of prop erty left with us to negotiate a sale for. Intending investors in Esta cada will do well to consult us as we may have just what you want Inquire at the P rogress office. County titles of Goods Shoes, Groceries Iixce p t Sugar by the Sack Church of Christ----- Febttrary 7 Bible School to a. m. Trenching at it a. in Young Peoples’ Meeting 6:30 p. a Preaching 7 p it ! : <a.i Prayer Meeting on Friday Evening at 7 p. n Soarks AT — E. W. Sewall, Pastor ESTRAY F U R N I T U R E Store Surprise Curtis Wilcox On Monday evening a birth-day surprise'on Curtis Wilcox was held at the home of his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Wm.‘ Wilcox of Garfield, by “ Curt’ s” numerous friends. They came in, about twenty of them, hut it is said something had put “ Curt’ ’ wise and the real mystery was how old he was The scribe in his effort so far failed to hear, and by way of getting somewhere near his age we want to say to all marriageable young ladies that he is old enough. This is the nearest we can guess to it. Those’ present "were: Grace Davis, L .Fanton, Isabella Duncan, Alla Krigbatim, Alice Wilcox, Maj' Davis Jr., Ralph Lemon. Earl Wag ner, Kobt. Duncan, Carl Wagner. Mildred Snyder. Grover ICrigbauiti, Robt. Snyder, and E. Krighautn. Games were played and a gen eral good time enjoyed. Luncheon was served after which all retired wishing Curtis many more birthday anniversaries. TH E Estacada n o t ic e A black, jersey, three year old heifer strayed from my ranch at harvest time. Right ear, half up per crop, branded m on right hip — Ed. Wanacott. S to r e We keep a Full Line of Goods. Figures. All Prices in Plain New arrivals of Goods right along We are agents for Boye Needle Chart and Needie Threader Threads a needle in the dark Picture Framing dertakers. a Specialty. House Furnishers. Un A Fine Line of Queens W are on hand. It was a jolly crowd of Leaguers Come in and see our stock and be convinced you can get that crowded the parsonage of the M. E. Church 011 last Friday night to celebrate the second social given by the re-organized league. Early f t ill the evening the different guests H. A. Williams and wife left on began to arrive and at nine o’clock Friday for their new home in IV>v. ihe house was well filled with a Orders for abstracts, extensions of abstracts, certificates of Goods sold on the Installment Plan ell valley, near Lentz. Mr. W il mirthful crowd of young people. tide, tax searches, or any information relating to land titles, liams wants to do some out of door Games were played until late in will be received by the $ work, consequently he" intends to the evening when all were served * !_ ■ clear up"about two'acres of land he with a delicious lunch. recently purchased. The different appointments were Sim Smith, of Portland, has been well represented at this meeting. spending the past week with hi.-, In all about fifty persons; being grand parents in Garfield. He i-. present. When the guests depart out of school on his examination ed most of them had a secret long Mrs. W. J. Levvellen of Spring- vacation and when Sim wants to ing that a league social could be water went to The Dalles on Mon enjoy life he always takes a hike to held every we k day to see her daughter, Ora, who the woods. lias been in a hospital at that place Dr. James Witbycombe, of Cor Surprise Mary Dale for some time for treatment for vallis, will be at the Garfield asthma, from which she has suf tffi H as passed with Gratifying Results to us, and we hope % Grange on Feb. 23, to hold a farm As Miss Mary Dale returned fered fora long time. Mrs. Lew- «¡Satisfaction to the many that have been to see us. Re-~j ers’ Institute. It, is hoped to have home last Saturday night she was ellen returned on Saturday and re a full turn-out of all the districts. met at her home by about twenty- ports her daughter improving ©member, these Sales are not of a lot of cheap, trashy goods It is to he hoped we will lie able to live young people from this city give the program in our next issue. who had gathered there, at the in T H E B E A N L I T T L E G I A N T has the largest air cham ^ m a d e up Especially for Sale days, but are of the goods that And now it's Post Master John- ber ever made on a Barrel Pump and holds sufficient air and vitation of Sim.Smith, during her Although the weather was bad j^have been offered to you in our everyday business. on Sunday evening about twenty- absence and were prepared to sur son. The date of appointment he- liquid to keep the pressure even. For this reason it is the first five leagures and their friends from prise her when she returned. Of ing January|29tli. Mr. A. N. John Barrel Pump on which the Bean Spray Co. ever recommended ^ And while many have been to see us, H ave You? the, | Estacada attended the league ex courie, upon entering she was son who has l«ecn given the appoint- the use of a gauge. There is no stuffing so the pump runs easy, ment has been a business man of It wiil fit in any Barrel or Be x because it rests on the ‘anchor’ time is passing, and Pennies Saved are Dollars Earned ercises at Currinsville. Miss Stur greatly surprised! ?) to see them. Estacada for over two years and at the bottom and top plates which clamp around the air chamber When she had had time to quiet 1 geon was the leader of the evening )Earn some Dollars by patronizing was serving as deputy post master are adjustable. T h e pump is fastened in or removed by means her nerves after the surprise all the I and those '"ho attend’ d report hav- young people present began on the at the time of his appointment. The of the four thumb screws, without any wrench, and without taking i iug had a splendid meeting. evenings amusements Games were office may not he taken over until off a single part. T h e two valves and the plunger packing are J. J. Davis, while on the trail Iie- p!a\ed until a late hour when lunch the beginning of the new quarter all reached by simply removing two nuts from the piece marked tween the mouth of the North Eotk “ strainer.” The valves are made of bell metal and will not wear was served, after which all departed which will l>e about April 1st. and Bleckley’s camp at the old John ^ ^ out or clog no matter what spray or paint is used. enjoying the Straight place, met with quite an . . . . . The two paddles of the “ Rapid Mixer” work very close to H p w a s o n h i s sa H rl lp e v e n , n f5' Mayor Heylman has made ___ horse, leading a' pack horse by a I ---------- charges against AI. and Ed. Close the strainer and to the bottom of the barrel and prevent settling, rope fastened to the saddle horn The Abraham Lincoln Centen- for selling whiskey in a dry pre- and clo g g in g o. Stramer as they move just twice as fas. as the 1 lie pack animal threw her head „¡ai exercises at the M. K. Church cinct liefce F M. Gill, Justice of agitators in Other pumps. back along her side and hccami evening by th e1 the T h e pump has a 2 1-2 Cylinder, porcelain lined, and being evening by the the Pence. Peace. Constable Constable Jones Jones raided raided ta * If - n p n t o s o m e o f t h e p e a r s w h i c h 1 * ’ always submerged, the pump never n“eds priming. It is especially ie well attended, not the place on Tuesday evening with League should threw her off the trail and down a steep hank into the river, dragging only by league members hut by .1 search warrant. He placed AI. suitable for the man who wants thé best results but has a small the saddle horse and Mr. Davis every patriotic citizen of the com- and Ed. Close under arrest on the acreage. along. Mr. Davis has a bad^y cut munity. Let there he a good room warrant issued ont of the Justice W e have in stock several different Spray Pumps and Noz- head and bruised body but is for Court The Closes’ gave hail for a zels, Pruning Shears and Standard Lime and Sulphur Solution, tunate that the accident was no full to listen as well as aid in the hearing before Gill on Saturday j meeting. It will 1 > e under the lead worse as the place he went over is February 20. ! CA R Y HARDWARE C O M ' A N Y ership of Principal Janies. is about sixty feet high. Estacada State Bank fo n e W eek g f Our Feb-| ruary~ Sale § Our February Sale I I |ltsCash We Want This Month Not Profit^ Diamond Dyes DALES a A BARGAIN H. Cooper & Co.