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About Estacada progress. (Estacada, Or.) 1908-1916 | View Entire Issue (May 8, 1913)
PROFESSIONAL CARUS The C hristian Church. Miblc school - - 10 a. tn. E S T A C A D A H O M E ¿’ r e a c h i n g B A K E R Y H E N R Y V. AD1X. M. L G roeries & P H Y S IC IA N & SURGEO N ***** Confectionery Bakery G oods OFFICH, ADJOINING RKSIDKNCH I Local and Long Distance Telephone The doctor’s phone eau lie connecte« , uith your home phone Ht night if re quested. One long ring i 3 loaves of bread fo one loaf and 2 tickets loaves and 1 ticket. Dr. W. K. H a v ila n d Physician and Surgeon LI 3 ’S' O ffice on M a i n St. b e t w e e n I - t a n d 2n d . T e l e p h o n e C o n n e c tio n s Residence H otel Estacada \ O R SET S (• OT ¿OLD IN 6 TC. tc) Dr. L. A . W E L L \ f t i r c c ' r - * - -ide t ? fit y o . Ask h * a utm<r Jtr.t L: • :cphc.»e c r s .n t 1 poc.ift-'¿u D E N T IS T M rs. C. F Frazie: . PORTLAN D. OREGON Will l>e in Estacada on Fridays Saturday. Appointments may made with Dr. Adiz. «»*«1 be J. W. MILLER BLACKSMITH CLAUDE W . EXPERT HORSKSIIOF.lt DEVORE All w ork guaranteed A T T O R N E Y -A T -L A W and N O TA R Y P U B L IC • • - 1 1 a. in. Y . P. S. C. K. - 7 P- ni. Preaching • - • 7:45 p. m. Wm. Krttash is building a 2 2 * The public cordially invited to all ser 26 addition onto his residence. vices. W. G iv k n s , Pastor. F'red Rarlholmew left Sunday to spend the summer iu eastern Ore N O T IC E O F H E A R IN G F IN A L A C C O U N T In the County Court of the State of gon. Oregon, for the County of Clackamas. F. N. Fanton was in town one In the matter of the estate of John C. day last week and made this office Schmidt, deceased. Notice is hereby given that Henry a pleasant call. Schmidt, administrator “ de l>onis non” , D. M Marshall is erecting a bun with the will annexed, of the estate of John (J. Schmidt, deceased, has tiled in galow just north of town. The the County Court of the State of Oregon, buildiug is 26x40. for the County of Clackamas, his final A . Bonny was working at Port account as such administrator “ de bonis non” with the will annexed and said land the latter part cf last week, Court has bv an orJer duly made and repairing automobiles. entered, appointed Monday the 26 ’ day Mrs, F . Lewellen oi Woodstock, of May, 1913. at the hour of 10 o’clock in the forenoon, in the court room of Ore , is here visiting with her said Court, iu Oregon City in said daughter Mrs. W iley Howell aud County and State, as the time and place family. for hearing objections to said account Mr. and Mrs Wm Uuderwood an«l for settlement of the same. Dated this 2 2 day of April A. D. 1913. went to Uuderwood, W ash', this Henry Schmidt. week where they intend to remain Administrator ” de bonis non” with the for some time. will annexed, of the Estate of John C. Schmidt, deceased. Chas Dubois will leave to install Date of first publication April 24, 1913. the saw mill on the large tract of Date of last publication May 26, 1913. timber purchased by him aud Claude \V. Devore, Attorney for the es accociates at Cottage Grove. tate. N O TIC E O F F IN A L S E T T L E M E N T . In the County Court for the State of L is t y o u r F a r m s a n d Oregon, County of Clackamas. Estacad a. O re go n In the Matter of the Estate of Peter A c e r a g e w it h Claussen, deseased. Notice is hereby given that the under signed, as administrator of said estate learn Work and H/iulinq by has filed in said court his final settlement the Day or Contract account of said estate and the Court has O re g o n set Monday the 26th day of May, 1913, E sta c a d a W O O D delivered in a ly qnantitj at 10 o’clock forenoon in the County or length, ist class 4 foot wood Court room, in Oregon City, Clackamas County, Oregon as the time and place slalnvood delivered at $2.0 0 [>e' for final hearing and settlement of said ESTACADA PROGRESS cord. 16 inch at $ 2 .5 0 per load estate. ( I nco rpo rated ) All persons interested are hereby noti W . M. YOPJCE Published fvcrv T h u rs d a y Morning üt fied to appear and show cause why said LSMCAOA, OREGON account should not be allowed and said estate declared settled and said admin M. H. B O YLE, Editor and Manager istrator discharged and his bond released. T A IL O R W. H. Mattoon, Administrator of Said Estate. gntered at the pcstoffica In Estacada. Oregon as second class mall Date of first publication April 24, 1913. Cleaning, Pressing and Repairing Date ot last publication May 22, 1913. Ladies W ork a Specialty S U B S C R IP T IO N R A T E S 3ne year...................................................... „....$1 00 Claude W. Devore Suits made to measure. Six month*......................................................... 50 Attorney for Estate. EST A C A D A , ORE Thursday, May 8, 1913 CITATION — Jerry Jones — Sa m u e l M cLean The OregoivFire Relief Asso- jfj ciation of McMinnville with $ 2 42.000 reserves, solicits your business through M e th o d ist E p isc o p a l C h u rc h Sunday School - - - io a. m S e r m o n .........................1 1 a. in. 8 p ill. Epworth League - - - 7 p. m Prayer meeting Thursday 8 p in The public cordially invited to all services. \V. R. F. Browne, Pastor. Jo h n B ro w n G re s h a m , Oregon Phone G resh a m , 5 1 3 Or leave word at this office I also have the OREGON MERCHANTS and BEAVER STATE INSURANCE COS. Livery, Feed 4 Sale STABLE W. A. JONES PROPRIETOR Good rigs and careful drivers always S P E C IA L Given A T T E N T IO N Hunting and Fishing Parties J. V. B A R R B L A C K S M IT H l> still al the old »land and willing lo d< any ot the work in hi» line G IV E HIM A C A L L CEDAR SHINGLES W e manufacture all kinds of Cedai Shingles and are prepared at all times to deliver the same. Also to sell at the mill, having stock on hand at all times A. K R IEG E R -----P R O P R IE T O R Estacada A g e n t—A. Morrow A. E. Sparks Successors to Reed & Sparks Repairing uf All kinds Plumbing and flectric Wiring The Simplex Cream Separater The best separator made. For Sale By H f. Gibson Patronize your home merchants. BUSINESS LOCALS They have it good fresh vege- tables. Go and see them. Fred Jorg E g g s F o r H a t c h i n g — Rhode Island Reds, Buff Orphingtons. farmers prices, 75 cents.—J. W . Moxley, Morrow station *7t LO CAL N EW S AND P E R S O N A L M E N T IO N In the County Court of the State of Oregon for tho County of Clackamas. In the matter of the estate of Josh Coyr.e d e ceased.—Citation. T o Mrs. Jane Coyne Roe. and all persons interested In the estate of said deceased. In the Name of the State of Oregon: You are hereby cited and required to appear and be in the county court of the 3 tate of Oregon, for the county of Clackamas, at the county court room of said court, on the 19th day of May. 1913 at the hour of 10 o ’clock In the forenoon of said day, then and there show cause, if any exist, why an order of sale should not be granted to W . H. Mattoon. administrator of the estate of said deceased, to sell ihe following real es tate. to wit: the north half of the northwest quarter of Section Fourteen (1 4 ) in Township Four (4 ) South, Range Four (4 ) east of Willamette Meridian. Clackamas county. Oregon containing eighty (8 0 ) acres at private sale. T h is citation is served upon such heir* at law of said deceased, residing outstide the State of Oregon, by publication for four successive weeks In the Esta cada Progress a newspaper printed and published in said Conntjr. by order of the Hon. R. B. Beattie. Judge of the above entitled court. W itness the Hon. R . B. Beatie. judge of said court this 12th day o f . April 1913. Attest: W . L. Mulvey. clerk, by E. T . Quinn deputy clerk. (seal) SUM M O NS IN T H E C IR C U IT C O U R T OF T H E S T A T E O F O R E G O N FO R T H E C O U N T Y O F C L A C K A M A S Laura R ipley Mac».. Plaintiff vs. W a n t e d — Highest price p a id T h e unknown heirs of John Murphy, deceased; John for eggs at the Palace Meat Market Francis Van den Eynde; Hypollte Hayes: Mrs. Cath Van den Eynde. and the unknown belts of John Fred Jorg. Francis Plerens, deceased: also all other persons or parties unknown, claiming any right, title, estate. M o n e y t o L o a n — I n am ounts Hen or other Interest In the real estate decrlbed in the complaint herein. Defendants. from $200 up on real estate security IN T H E N A M E O F T H E S T A T E O F O R E G O N You and each of you are hereby required to appear W . A . Heylman tf. and answer the comp'aint filed against >ou in the above entitled suit, on or before the 21 st. day of June, Anyone wanting a new piano A. D. 1913, and if you fall to appear and answer for thereof the plaintiff will apply to the court for will find a good bargain by calling want tho relief demanded in said complaint, as follows, to- on L . E . Bel fils. tf wit: For a judgment and decree by which It shall be de clared and adjudged that each of said defendants, Eyes tested and glasses fitted e ther or any of them have no estate or interest whatever in and to the following described land and Office hours 1 to 5 P. M. Office premises, to-wit; over First State Bank. T h e Southeast quarter of the Southwest quarter of Section thirty (3 0 ), Township T w o (2)J South of Dr. Geo. Inglis, Gresham, Ore. Range F ive (5 ) East of the Willamette Meridan. Also beginning at the southeast corner of the south east quarter of the southwest quarter of Section 30. Anconas Eggs, 7 5 C ÎS . per setting thence East 80 rods: thence North 20 feet: thence W est 80 rods; thence South 20 feet to the place of E S Shankland. beginning. Save and except from the last abovo de One mile north of Estacada. scribed tract the right of the public to use the 3ame for road purposes. And that the title of the plaintiff Is good and valid: First class thoroughbred Jersey and for further decree that said defendants, either or bull for service at the city pound. a n y o fth e m .b e forever enjoined and debarred from asserting any claim whatever in and to said land and Knquire at premises adverse to the plaintiff, and for such other and further relief as to this Honorable Court shall Palace Meat Market. seem meet and agreeable to equity. T h is aummons Is poblished pursuant to an order F o r S a le made by rhe Honorable E. A. Eakin. Judge of the For sale a snap by owner - j o Circuit Court of the State of Oregon, for Clackamas County on the 5 day of May. A. D. 1913. I acres of A No. 1 land, 12 acres T h e date of the first publication of this summon ' cleared Fast terms. Enquire of being May 8 . 1913. the date of the last publication being June 19. 1913. ICarl Jones, Estacada. 4t WM. A C AR TE R J. L. H A M M E R S L Y W ill sell or tiad e good bred sheep WM. HAM M OND. Attorneys f ir Plaintiff. | for m ilk cows Mrs. and Miss Dockendorf of! Everett, Wash , are visiting their brother here. Last week a team of C. R L o v ell's became frightened and ran away but was caught before any damage was done. While hurrying into his house last F'riday evening, Mr. Congdon collided with a screen door, which he bad forgotten was there and as a consequence has been wearing a large piece of court plaster on his nose since. Th e home of Mr. and Mrs. I.est- er Hale nearly became inflamed one day last week when a large kettle of greeee in the stove caught fire. Mrs Hale huiriedly gave the alarm and several men soon came and ex tinguished the flames which had already begun to take bold of the walls. Dubois Lumber Co. C. E. DUBOIS, Manager. W e deal in all kinds of building material including Lumber, Lath, Sash, Doors, Sand, Gravel, Lime, Plaster, Brick. Cement, Etc. A ll orders promptly filled. Head Office Broadway, Phone Mine 103 W aterbury C8t> Chapman Dealers In Choice GEORGE Family Most of the farmers are through planting potatoes. Groceries Agents for N. Nitchman went away for a few days for his health. Log The farmers are getting up their wood for the wood saw. Cabin Bread Our Motto “A Satisfied Customer Always Have improved W hile Salmon or T w o familits have moved up on Hood River fruit land to trade for the Walter Paulson homestead. Estacada lands. Miss Armstrong and Miss Veketa P. F. Standish. called on William Held Saturday. Don’ t forget the moving picture C. A . Johnson and his niece show will be Friday night instead Flora spent Suuday with friends in of Saturday night this week. At Portland. this show there will be special Mrs. Wisner returned home from music. Washington, Co., and her mother Monday, May 19th will be Esta- accompanied her. cada's clean up day. T h e ladies of the Civic Improvement Club will EAGLE CREEK serve hot coffee and sandwiches to James Gibson was a Barton visi the workers tor on Monday. The Rev. Dr. Kimball, Dean of Dick Gibson is the proud possess Kimball College of Theology, W il or of a fine young colt. lamette University will preach at Th is is very pleasant weather we T h e management will endeavor to giv e the patrons of this the Garfield M K. Church next are enjoying at the present time. Sunday at 3 P. M. show, the best service available. Show starts promply at 7:30 G 'ts Burnett the road supervisor A number of students of all ages has commenced work on the roads. received instructions in dancing Mr. and Mrs. E d Douglass at $to a week under the supervision of Prof. tended the ball game at Estacada Standish at the Odd Fellow 's hall Sunday. last Saturday evening Mr. and Mrs. Paul Driscoll oi Th e calico dance given bv the Spokane are the guests of Mr. and ladies of the Rebekali lodge in the Mrs. H. G. llimtiiigton. A L L M O DERN C O N V E N IE N C E S Odd Fellow's building last Friday Th e entertaiument and bow social uight was well attended and every given at the school house Saturday one had an enjoyable time. One oi the most delightful Resorts on the Coast ¡ 1 evening by Miss Echo Githens was Attorney Bartlett was notified very well attended. A n excellent Local and Tourist Trade Solicited that the Supreme Court awarded a program was rendered. Fourteen decision to his client J. F Lovelace bows were sold which brought in the Lovelace vs. Meyer case $22. to. A . W . Cooke being uti which was argued before that court able to be present J. P. Strahl acted recently. as auctioneer. A Customer” T H E F A M IL Y T H E A T E R Has a Motion Picture Show Every Saturday and Sunday Evenings The Hotel Estacada !_ J The Bradford Hardware base hall team of Portland will play the local team here Sunday afteruoon. Turn out. see a good game and stop knocking the team when you have no reason for doing so. The pupils of the 7th grade gave a surprise party, May ist., on Miss Vera Cowan. Games were played and refreshments were served after which May baskets were hung. A very enjoyable time was had. ing trip and were allowed to inspect Mr. Brown purchased a cow and the electric plants at River Mill and calf ot a Mr. Arquette at Colton. Cazade-o. Mattie Mapletborpe is spending a few days with her sister, Mrs. Ray GARFIELD Look for Aphis on your apple Keith of Estacada. trees. Is a boon to the woman who wants to chauge from the beef, mutton, lamb or pork of »very day use. Sugar cuied hams and bacon, perfectly'spiced sausages and frank furters, bologna and livers» urst that to see is to get greedy for. Come and look them oyer. Palace Meat Market ELWOOD Mr. Carl Anderson is away ped- A car load of agricultural stu ding jewelry. dents from the Agricultural college C. K Sw ifus made a business at Corvallis were in towu last Kri- day. Th ey were out on a sight see trip to Liberal last week. _ The gooselierry worm is reported to he busy again. OUR PROVISION COUNTER Miss Edith Chapman has come to speud the summer with her sis ter, Mrs. R . B. Gibson. Miss Chapman is a graduate of the New Faigland Conservatory of Music, of Boston, an accomplished pianist and an experienced teacher. She will doubtless have a large class as several have already expressed tbeir desire to study with her. A crowd of the young folks at tended the services at the Colton school house Sunday P. M. Mrs. Lee W ills was a Portland Dan Stahlnecker made a trip to visitor for several days last week. Wilsonville to look at some horses, Mr. F. FJ. Cook of Portland was as he is intending to buy a team, out Suuday to arrange for the spring Mr. A . F.imon who is working work on his ranch. in Portland came home Saturday Mrs. A. O. Whitcomb served evening, returning to his work dinner fer the three ''bachelors” Sunday. last Friday eveuiug. F. M. Cadonau and family stayed Mr. Shearer says that, " it over night at the home of J. M. doesn't pay to fumigate a portable Park on their way to a place near chicken house with fire.” Eugene where he is employed. A very enjoyable birthday sur prise party was given Mrs. II. G. S p r in g w a t e r Trowbridge last Thursday evening Bill Jones is busy hauling plugs at the home of Miss Roberta Reid. for Bittner Boylan & Co. Music, cards and refreshments were Mr. Vose of Highland is plowing the diversions of the evening. V . Lingelbach, *2 t and putting in the grain for L- O n and after M onday, M a y Dr. Kimball, Dean of the K im Indian Runner dm-k eggs f<>rj12th, only one d elivery a day ball Theological College at Salem, Rath. sale, .so cts. per dozen. On old Mr. and Mrs. Jean Lewellen took ! not later than 10:30. Get your will preach at the Nora Memorial Warner place. Church, Sunday May it. E v e r y -) dinner with Mr. and Mrs. Millard 1 .orders in early. R S . Ludlow, one is cordially invited to con e. S inday. C ary ’s Merc. Co. Special music will be offered by the Dr. Geo. Inglis treats eyes Mrs. F. Bittner made a trip to I quartet. Portland Wednesday to meet her [ N O T IC E and fits glasses. Best gold mother Mrs. McCarthie, who came The Civic Improvement Club j filled frames and testing, $4.50 Morrow from Pendleton, Ore., to visit with will hold its next meeting Wednes steel frames $2 50. H ou rs, 1 Mrs E . S. Shankland spent the her a few w eeks. day afternoon, May 14, at the town 1 to 5-30 P. M . Office over hall. A ll meetings will he held at first of this week iu Portland. I John Park. Frank Bittner and j rirM -vtate I 3 an ic ,G rjsh a m Ore. ¡this place until further notice Mrs M oxley has been «pending Ernest Boylan played !n tile F.sta-, The Odd Fellow's lodge will con- « few days iu Portland on business, cada base ball team last Sunday i ,4 Jil.l re tve 1 a ca V <>,id ol floor fer the ?nd degree upon a cam ll-1 Miss Jennie Shankland spent «gainst the Moose team of Portland ing and finish Itlmlie* 'date Saturday night, Work in Wednesday of this week in Port , *le score being to to 0 iu favor of Estacada Lumber Co j Estacada. it tird degree, May 19. .laud. I I 1 The Best Light At * I The Lowest Cost E L E C T R I C L I G H T is the most suit able for homes, offices, shops and places needing lights, other Electricity can be used in any quantity,large or small, there by furnishing light. any required amount of Furthermore, be located in electric lamps can any place, thus affording any desired distribution of light. N o other lamps possess those qualifi cations, therefore it is not surprising that electric lamps are rapidly replacing all others in modern establishments. Portland Railway, Light 4 Power Co. Seven th Phones: and Alder Sts. Mam 6 6 8 8 , A S I 31