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About Estacada progress. (Estacada, Or.) 1908-1916 | View Entire Issue (Jan. 26, 1911)
' » ■> *c - / f ^ \ i t u NO. 22 OK à -W -T s - 1 — ^ . E ST A C A D A . OREGON, TH U RSD A Y, JA N U A R Y 26, 19 11. VOL. 3 *** Estacada State T W Bank I LO C A L N EW S »AND P ERSO N A L’ MTWTION fi A YEAR EAGLE CREEK The storm is over and again the sun shines. Little damage is re ported in our vicinity, Fred Hoff- : Get u good nieai ¡.t the Park Ho- Geo. A. Steel, Pres. C. A. Eastman, Vice Pres. uieistt-r feared he was going to lose 1 , tel for .->5 cents. some real estate but it stopped slid L. E. Belfils, Cashier ^ I Clothes cleaned and pressed. ing before it crossed the line. A 4 A. Douglass. Leave suits at March- slide on Judd ridge, beginning just 5 i bank's confectionery. DIRECTORS: across from Isomer Ballous, would have hurried ’ leas Douglas and all 4! Mrs If. F, Cary, who was taken Geo. A. Steel, Thos. Yocum, John Zobrist, L. E. Celitls 4 sick on Christmas day and has been he possessed had it kept on sliding. C. A. Eastman 4 . confined to her bed since, is ini- Pleasant moved out temporarily. proving, which is good news to her On the roadside, near the Free-[| many friends. man place, 2 / l t acres took a slide. Pinex the new remedy* for It was quite heavily timbered and, coughs and colds for sale at tire K - of course, the timber went too. About one third of the timber fell, [fjj tacada Pharmacy. the remainder stands as erect as be- ¡ H J. Chevero 1, who lately came fore. The slide put the Douglas! from llood River, has rented the Ridge and Dover telephone linesj Shafford place on a three year lease out of commission. ;; and will go into the chicken and The little son of Mr. and Mrs. fruit raising. Roy Myers has been quite sick but Highest cash price paid for all is doing uicely now, kinds of poultry delivered at the Mr. Egbert Post- r was quite ill depot in listacada every Monday Monday but is reported better. II, O, Jackson. Russell Jones and bis friends There will be preaching at the think he has the measles. We Free Methodist Church next Sun hope not as in that case teacher and day evening at 7:30 P. M. by Rev. pupils of Dial. No 50 are exposed J. A. Hopper of Gres ham. Every and ail enforced vacation will prob body inv ited to con e. ably result L- J. Fletcher is the new super Goose Creek went on a rampage intendent for the construction com as a result of the recent snow and pany at the River Mill power silc rain. The creek very nearly and John Champlain the new i master mechanic. The Kstacada Pharmacy has re house east of the store, moved 1 cently added the A. D. S. Reme but the water lacked an inch Wilber dies A trial will convince you of comiug in on his floor. hall and the buildings east of their merits. were surrounded by water. The Ladies Aid of the Christian Mr. Alex. Baker purchased Church will serve a chicken supper Robert’ s property in Eagle Cri from 5:30 until 8 I’ . M at the I, O for ¡S500. He reuted it to Mr. O. F, 11*11 on Tuesday evening, ilightsman for £50 per annum. February 14th, * Got d interest Alex. The District Boundary Board de Three bridge men, while engaged cided at its last meeting to hold in taking driftwood away from the only one meeting a year for the railroad bridge across Eagle Creek, purpose of changing boundaries were standing on one plank when and creating districts, November said plank broke and percipitated 7th is the day. them into the current of the stream. I am prepared to file and fix the Fortunately they caught hold of the teeth of your horse so that he can timbers and were rescued by fellow One man had three e.ijoy life, Price $ 1. E . M. Miller workmen. ribs broken. The Ladies Aid will meet Wed .323S 2 ? TTÏKSB*?: 5 * e a s K 2 Mr. Franklin Taylor has sold 20 nesday Feb 1 at Mrs Bland, A business and social meeting will be acres off the east end of his farm in retizo Tenuy is Mrs. DeMoy's step which overflowed in all directions, held. All ladies interested are cor section 33 to a man who will move father. The funeral was held at Kstacada, having no O ur A b stra cts 01 C la ck am as C ounty titles adequate dially invited and are requested to out immediately. He has a family Viola on Tuesday and was con- sewer system, the water flowed free- sta n d th e test. come eatly as they are going to and will live in Mr. Taylor's house ducted by Rev. May. Interment lv through the streets. The rail- until he bunds his own, which lie knot a comfort. road had trouble between here and at Redlaud Cemetery. W . A. JONES expects to do in the spring. All I Portland and the loss to them was PROI’ R IRTOR Don't forget the bow social at C l a c k a m a s T it l e C o m p a n y , i n c . such are welcome bat it has been Good rigB »nil careful drivers always Constipation is the cause of many »»I quite heavy as several slides and E ly 's hall on Friday evening Jan E S T A B L IS H E D 1893 staled positively that no more meats and disorders that make life mis SPECIAL ATTENTION washouts occured. We were with uary 27th A good time is pre bachelors will be tolerated. Head Offices: 509-511 Chamber of Commerce Building. PORTLAND, ORK. erable. Take Chamberlain's Stomach out auy mails for about twenty-four Given Hunting and Fishing l'nrtie» dicted for all who attend. The and l.ivcr Tablets, keep your bowels reg Currinsville brass baud of 18 pieces ular and you will avoid these diseases. hours. The cars could only run ¿ fr a n k ¿ 0 . ¿ H ilen , Secretary <?. 3 . President GEORGE WOOD & LUMBER I from here to Gresham and return. will be in attendance and luruisb For sale by all good dealers. Local aud Long Distance Telephone The rainfall as registered in Esta- the music for the evening, We still have an inch of snow at . .... _ . , j cada for the two worst days, 18th W a n t e d —H ighest price piiid George, which is good for the fall Will Campaign With and , 9lh was 3 4, and , 8y inche8 for eggs at the Palace Meat Market sowed grain. County Superintendent in 24 hours. Several persons E£Æ !SC£&1S8S££&£SSE Penland & Jorg. Mr. Walter Paulsen, of Portland, bound for Portland were compelled Neil Gordon, who only recently was out to visit his father, Hans Edward II Todd, vice-president *° stay ,,ere from Wednesday even recovered from typhoid fever, has Paulsen, who has been on the sick of the Willamettee University, and ’"g until the last car Thursday W e h a n d le a n y th in g been taken ill with pneumonia, He list. Superintendent T. J. Gary will evening before trains could be run re la tiv e to the was taken to St. Vicents Hospital A surprise party was given to start out on Mo iday morning, Jan- j through. 011 Sunday and it is repoited that Mr. and Mrs. A. H. Miller on F ri uary 23, to visit schools and to j -------------------------- he has since had a hemorrhage. day last. Ail had a fine time. The Progress is one dollar a year hold educational rallies in various His frieuds are much alarmed about Mrs. Klinker and daughter Helen parts of Clackamas County. They him. and Mrs. Schell were the guests of will be at Oak Grove on Monday, j Death Of Mrs. L. E. Snow Harmony, Tuesday; Boring, Wed Ira Wills, son of Mr. and Mrs. Mrs. Robert Miller Monday. nesday; Springwater, Thursday; Mrs. Theodore Harders has been Lee Wills, fell through the hay loft On January 20th Mrs. Louise a distance of about ten feel on last quite sick for the past two weeks. Logan, Friday; Brown’ s, Saturday.1 Ware Snow, wife of L. E "Snow of Superintendent Gary heard Dr. Ca„ dcr0t died „ the 1)ome o{ her STAND5SII BROS. Thursday, breaking one of the She is staying with her mother Todd speak at the dedication of the ])arcnts at Park p,ace whefe re presentir») bones of his leil fore arm near the Mrs. Fantou at Estacada. she CNAFÏ8 1 III SLOW, of Portland Estacada school house, and says wrist and cutting a gash in his Mrs. Joyner is spending a week had been taken about a month ago, head that required > vend stilrhts at the River Mill dam at Estacada that it was one of the best addresses Mrs. Snow has lived in Cazadero Meflicine* that aid nature are always When in need of anything in Furniture call and look I to mend. Dr. Adix attended him. where Mr, Joy ner is working, he lias ever heard. Dr. Todd’s for about four years She was not most effectual. Chamberlain's Cough lectures appeal with special force He is getting along all O K, at very strong and suffered consider Remedy act» on tbia plan. It aliara the over our line and get prices. W e carry a good line of Wall Messrs Chri-s and Henry John to the young people, 'hn- writing. able. Her recent illness was due j cough, relieves the lung ¡. opens the se son were the guests of Mr. Wm. Paper, Matting, Carpets, Linoleum, Iron Beds, Springs, Two years ago State Superin to a complication of diseases. She cretion« and aids nature in restorin'; the Held on Monday night. | The Kstacada Pharmacy takes tendent Ackerman assisted in one had cancer of the stomach also. I system to a healthy condition. Thous Mattresses, Blankets, Comforts, Portiers, Queensware, and ! subscriptions for any magazine. of these campaigns and at every Her maiden name was Ware and ands have tcstificfl to its sujcr.or excel ! : You M l t the C ........: lk I I in fact most everything in house furnishing. Death Of Grandma Tenny place was greeted by a packed she was born in Texas, February lence. Sold liy all good di alers. ing. house. Dr Todd will doubtless 17, 1881 and was almost 31 years Fat cattle wanted; the fatter the W e also carry the Columbia Graphophones, one of the better. Sec Penland & Jorg. The following officers of Centen Grandma Tenny died at the home rcceive ,he Mme ■ pprecalioii.— of age just in the prime of life. best machines on the market, at prices ranging from $17.50 ■ nial Rebekah Lodge No. 147 were of her son Lorenzo Tenny at Viola Saturday s Morning Enterprise, When tim ing a cough medicine for on the 17th of January installed bv on Sunday night last. About two; Do yon know that fully nine out of children hear in mind that Chatm-rlain'a up to $200.00. Also records and needles. every ten cases of rheumatism are Cough Reu dy is m t effeotual for colds District Deputy Pres lent Nellie weeks ago she met with an accident The Storm simply rheumatism of the muscles due to croup and whooping cough and that it ; Curtin, N. G. Eva Salir.g, V. G by falling in her room and breaklt g contains no harmful drug For sale by 1 Clara Hicinbothom. Sec Sirab the hip l>one. Her death was in The storm of last week did not cold or damp, or chronic rheumatism, all good dealers. and n quire no internal treatment what Bates, Treas Carrie lames, W consequence of the acci ent, Grand do much damage in and about Es- ever? Apply Chamberlain's Un iiunt j ; | Good Imanl with room at the Mae Yonce, C. Myrtle Miller, R. ; 111a Tenuv wr.s born in tbe slate of tacada except to inconvenience a freely rind see how quickly it gives relief. Park Hotel, f6 per week. S. N. G. Nellie Cnrrin, L . S. N New York, Aptil 14, 1817 and was good manv people. The river was For sale by all good dealers. _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ ! When given as soon as the Croupy G, Florence Gartner. R. S. N. G. almost 94 years of age. She came not as high as it has l>een in many W . D. and L. M. Henthom, Proprietors „ . . . cough ap) - irs Chamberlain's Cough Gertrude Morrow, L. S V. G. from Illinoiae to Oregon with her instances but the snow that lay on * hey nave it gool fresh vegc- Remedy will r. l . 1 < , k emup Mary Dale. I G. Mary Posson, O. ’ on in 1894. They settled in Viola the ground milled by the rain, tables. Go und see tlretu. Pen- a»1 prevent . 1 d c . . n it no ,.f anxiety Thousands ol mothers use it G Lera Dale. where they have since lived. Lo raised the water iu the small streams lauu <x JOTK- - - M - d - t - 4-V-l »uccevrfully. ;>.> l by all good dealers. Mdse, for Cash Read the Want Ad». Mdse, for Cash i We are unloading We would he pleased a car of Field Fence. to do your Electric Wiring 1 Give us a chance at that new Plow, Harrow or Buggy W e make loans—long or short term on good security" Let us figure on that Plumbing job. How about a new set Harness? We can rig them in style, if you like. Accounts Solicited id i Better Be Safe Than Sorry Get an Abstract beiore you buy Wo soil McCall Patterns SO & 15 c. American Gentlem en Shoes for Men 3 .5 0 , 4 and * 5 American Lady Shoes for ladies, 3 .50 & $4 Ii you are already a landholder, be sure you really own th e land de scribed in your deed. Bats for Gentlemen 1.50, 2.50 & $ 3.00 Next week we invoice. The i next week we will tell you about Bargain Goods E S T A C A D A MERCANTILE co. Livery, Feed & Sale IV * ST A B L E Real Estate Business ESTACAD* FURNITURE CO. s