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O REGO N
O F F IC K , A D JO IN IN G RK RID KN CB
Local and Long Dltlamr Trltphonc
Dr. W. K. H avi/and
P h y s ic ia n a n d
Surgeo n
on
u m l 2nd.
M a in S t. b e t w e e n 1st
T e le p h o n e C o n n e c tio n s
R esidence H o le ! E stacad a
O r. . A. W E L L S
D E N T IS T
PO R TLAN D . OREGON
W ill be in Estacada on Fridays «»’ft
Saturdays. Appointments may he
made with Dr. A lix .
C L A U D E W. D E V O R E
A T T O R N E Y -A T -L A W
and
N O T A R Y P U B L IC
E s ta c a d a , O re g o n
S a m u e l M cLean
TA ILO R
Cleaning, Pressing ami Repairing
Ladies Work a Specialty
Suits made to measure.
E ST A C A D A , ORE.
learn Work and Ibuiiiiiq by
F IR E
R E IIE F A S S O C IA T IO N
O F MCMINN V ILE, O T Z .
The doctor’# phone can be connectet
with your home phone at night if re
quested. One long ring.
Office
B R O W N
Automobile Insurance a Specialty
SUMMONS
IN THE CIRCUIT CO’ ^TOF THE STATE OF
OREGON FOR THE COUNTY OF CLACKAMAS
Laura Ripley M uck . Plaintiff
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The unknown h-lra of John Murphy, deceased; John
Fiancia Van den Eynie: Hypolite Hayes: Mrs.
Catli Van den Eynde and the unknown heitscf John
Francis Fieiana. deceased; also all other parsons or
parties unknown, claiming any right, title, estate.
!i*n or other Interest in the raal estate deeribed in
the complaint herein. Defendants.
To. The unknown heirs of John Murphy, deceased;
John Frarclc Van den Eynde Hypolite Hayes; Mrs.
Cath Van De- Eynde. and the unknown heirs cf
John Francis Fierens. deceased; also all other persons
or parties unknown claiming any right, title, estate,
lien or other intererest in the real estate described
in the complaint herein. Defendarts,
IN THE NAME OF THE STATE OF OREGON
You and each of you are hereby required to appear
and answer the complaint filed against jou in the
above entitled suit, on or before the 28th day cf June.
A. D. 1913. and if you fail to appear and answer for
want thereof the plaintiff will apply to the court for
the relief 'emanded in said com; iaint. as follows, to-
wlt;
For a judgment and decree by which it shall be de­
clared and adjudged that each of said defendants,
either or any of them have no estate or interest
whatever in and to the following described land ar.d
premises, to-wit:
The Southeast quarter of the Southwest quarter of
Section thirty (30), Township Two (2) South of
Range Five (5) East of the Willamette Meridan.
Also beginning at the southeast corner of the south­
east quarter of the southwest quarter of Section 30.
thence East 80 reds: thence North. 20 feet; thence
West 80 rods; thence South 20 fee: to the place of
beginning. Save ar.d except from the last above de­
scribed tract the right of the public to use the same
for road purposes.
And that the title of the plaintiff is good and valid;
and for further decree that said defendants, either or
anyofthem.be forever enjoined and debarred from
asserting any claim whatever in and to said land and
premises adverse to the plaintiff, and for such other
and further relief as to this Honorable Court shall
seem meet and agreeable to equity.
This summons is published pursuant to an order
mads by rl.e Honorable J. A. Eakin. Judge of the
Circuit Court of the State of Oregon, for Clackamas
County on the 5 day of May. A. D. 1913.
The date of the first publication of this summon
being May 15. 1 9 1 3. the date of the last publication
being June 26. 1913.
WM. A CARTER
J. L HAMMERSLY
WM. HAMMOND.
Attorneys for Plaintiff.
EAGLE CHEEK
PROGRESS
C. W. Barz.e of Portland will
give an address at the Sprmgwater 1 Mr I Menane was up to H. S.
sctiool house Saturday evening Gibson's the other day.
Published fverv lliursdav Morning ut June 7 anil Suuday June 8 at to
Mr. and Mrs. A. W. Cooke were
t ST AC ADA. ORLGON
o’ clock A. M. No admission will the week end guests of Mr. and
Kditor «nt! Manager I he charged.
Mrs W. J Howlett.
I
Miss Anna L Allen will close a
Mr. and Mrs. John Reid were
snteraa at the i oat office in Estacada. Oregon as
very successful term as teacher of over in this neighborhood visiting
second class mai.
the school at Dodge Thursday. with relatives Sunday.
SUBSCRIPTION RATES
Friday afternoon a picnic will he
Mrs. R B. Gibson and Miss
One year .................. .......................... ..................$1 00
>1* months......................................................... 50 given to the pupils of the school. Edith Chapman called ou Mrs.
Miss Allen will spend her vacation Howlett Sunday evening.
Thursday. M»y 29 , 1913
at iter home here,
Mr. and Mis. Walter Douglass
W. F. Cary of the Cary Mercan­ were entertained at dinner Sunday
BUSINESS
tile Co. and Miss Laura Stornrer by Mr. and Mrs. Ray Woodle.
Ou Suuday about 24 of tbe rela­
They have it—good fresit vege- who presides over the ladies' goods
tables. Go and see them. Fred department in that store were at tives of James Gibson, among them
Portland Tuesday purchasing goods Mr. and Mrs. H. O. lily of Morgan
Jorg
at the wholesale houses.
gathered at his home and spent the
day with him.
onky to oan
$200
Robert Looney has moved from
W. A. Heylman
tf. the Keller place to Estacada.
Sunday School was well attended
Mr. Dockendorf's mother and
Anyone wanting a new piano sister who have been vis* ting him
Mr. Hans Johnson returned home
will find a good bargain by calling returned this week to their home at Tuesday.
on L. E. Belfils.
tf
Everit, Wash.
Miss Stonavitch was the guest of
Mr and Mrs. Roy Congdon and Joyuer's Sunday evening.
son of Bleachiey, are visiting at the
Henry Klinker and his mother
For sale ar snap by owner 20
home of the former's father L. Y . were tbe guests of P. Paulson.
acres of A No. 1 land, 12 acres
Cougdou near Morrow.
cleared. Easy terms. Enquire of
Mrs. Heck of Oakland, Cal., is
Earl Jones, Estacada. 4t
visiting her mother. Mrs, Johnson.
ALSPAUGH.
( I ncorporated )
M. H. IJOYI.B,
LOCALS
M
from
L —In amounts
tip on real estate security.
Morrow
GEORGE
W. M. YONOE
C. E. DUBOIS, Manager.
We deal in all kinds of building
materia including Lumber, Lath,
Sash, Doors, Sand, Gravel, Lime,
Plaster, Brick. Cement, Etc. All
orders promptly filled.
Head Office Broadway, Phone Nine 103
Waterbury
For Sale
One good Gurnsey and Jersey
cow.
Good milker. Enquire at
Progress office.
N. W. McKenuev.
For Rent
Mr. and Mrs. Ztirermann were
Ed Gray is shearing sheep for
the guests of Mr. and Mrs. Ochs
Edgar Hieple.
Sunday.
Miss Mamie Hieple has returned
One of the young ladies of George
home from Portland.
had lots of cheek last week from
J. W. Dowty was a Portland vis­ being kissed by a bee.
itor one day last week.
Ilenrv Johns and daughter Mrs.
Mrs. D. Matson was the guest of Heck and daughter and Harold
Mrs Edgar Hieple Sunday.
Joyner were the guests of Schmidt’s
Godfrey Wallace of Highland Sunday evening.
Three acres. One acre cleared
planted to gardeu and potatoes
Good spring water. New 4 room
was the guest of John Gitliens
¡touse. Enquire of
few da vs last week.
H M James, tf
For Rent
GARFIELD
Too late for last week
Chapman
Dealers in
Choice
Family
Groceries
Agents for
For Sale
A uumber of young people of
Mr. I ,ee Wills spent several days
this
neighborhood attended the ball
5 room house.
Free water.
ou his ranch on the Columbia.
game
at
Estacada
Sunday.
Batii and toilet iu house.
Ten
WOOD delivered in a ry quantity
Miss Tressie Hicks was a Port­
acres. Adjoining town. Enquire
Mrs Jack Brown and Miss Sarah
or length, 1st class 4 foot wood
land visitor the first of the week.
of
Roe called on Mrs. John Gitliens
slabwood delivered at $2.00 j>e>
Mr. M. R. Reid and Mr. P F.
and Mrs. J. W. Dowty Monday.
Dr. If, V. Adix. tf
cord. r6 inch at $2.5o per load
Standish made a business trip to
The Clackamas River Saw Mill
Portland last week.
mg Company are intending to move
I
Ed Hunt is erecting a wood awn­
Admi ntrator'i Sale of Real Estate
their mill ou the Jack Brown place
Estacada will celebrate Ju ly 4th.
ing seventy feet long iu front of iiL
Notice is hereby given that in pursuance of
near Currinsville.
order of the County Court in ard for the Count/,
J. V. BARR
Attend the minstrel show Friday
buildings on Main street
of Clackamis. State of Oregon, made on the
The Modern Priscillas were very
19th day of May A. D. t 91 3. in the matter of the night if you want to have a good
Mrs. W. R. Reid, Mrs. Sparks
delightfully entertained at the borne
estate of Josh Coyne, deceased, the undersigned laugh.
tite administrator of the said estate, will sell at private
of Mrs. Henry Gitliens last Satur and Mrs. Beach .were visitors of
sale, to the highest bidder, for cash, in lawful money
An eight year old boy from Van­ day. They will meet at Robt, Cur- friends in Monroe. Ore , recently.
b (till at the old >tand and willing to dt of the United States, and subject to the confirmation
by said County Court, on Saturday June 21. 1913 couver, Wash., was operated on by rin's next month.
any of the work in hit line
Dr. I’ roudfoot, Mrs. Protrdfool.
all the right, title, interest and estate of the said Josh Dr. Adix Tuesday to remove ade­
his mother and Miss Watson of
Coyne, deceased, at the time of his death, and all the noids.
GIVE HIM A CALL
right title and interest that the said estate has. by
Portland were guests of Mr. and
operation of law or otherwise acquired other and in
The Estacada Fire Department
Mrs, A. O. Whitcomb last Sunday.
addition to that of the said Josh Coyne, at the time of
MILLER
Mr. Frank Wilson has gone away
his death, in and to all that certain lot, piece, or par­ lias secured the new pavilion in
Spraying is a necessity but any­
cel of land situate lying and being in the said County
to find work.
BLACKSMITH
of Clackamas, State of Oregon, and bounded.and de- the park for a dance, Saturday
one seeing P. H . Standisb's power
setibed as follows, to-wit:
Carl Meilike was home from his
evening June 14
sprayer stuck in the mud in front
The north half of the northwest quarter of Section
work
at Oregon City, for a few
Fourteen ( i 4) in Township Four (4) South. Range
All work guaranteed
Samuel McLean the Estacada
of his place would naturally suggest
Four (4) east of Willamette Meridian, containing tailor went to the Oaks last Satur­ days,
“ get au areoplane.’ ’
eighty (80)acres
Terms and Dndltlons of sale Cash. lawful money day and helped some of his couutry-
Miss At.11a Allen visited at 'he
“ Lew ’ ’ is all there with his tele­
I of the United States: ten per cent of the amount bid. men celebrate Empire day.
home of Mrs. M. M Swifus Satur
to accompany bid, baianca on confirmation of sale by
phone derrick.
It sure saves a
A. E. Sparks
day aud Sunday.
said County Court.
J W. Reed, A. E. Sparks and J.
quantity of that “ vo-heave."
Successors to
Deed at expense of purchaser.
l For further information inquire of administrator at C. Eckel went to Portland today
W. T. Henderson and wife made
Mr. Wilbur of Idaho aud Mr
the office of his attorney, Claude W. Devore, Estaca via trolly car and returned in a new a business trip to Oregon City, the
Reed & Sparks
Charles Woncott's of Portland were
da. Oregon.
automobile belonging to Mr. Reed. first of the week.
I Dated May 19th. 1913.
out last week looking over the
W. H. Mattcon.
Mr O. M. Seheistroen of Port­ property of Mr. Woncott's.
Additional contributions to the
Repairing of Ail Kinds
Administrator of the estate of Josh Coyne . deceased
Juvenile fair fund are: Ely & Wade, land was a week end visitor at the
At a meeting of the Oregon Poul­
Plumbing and llectric
Notice for Publication
$2.50; L. Hale, C. R. Lovelin, home of L. M. Vallen.
try
& Pet Stock Assn., in Portland
Wiring
Deiartment of the Interior, U. S. Land Office
McKinzie and Carl Carv, 50 cents
Portland, Oregon. May 1 Oth, 1913
last week of which Mr. Edward
Joe
Granatzki,
who
is
working
r#: Notice is hereby given that William J. Faubion. of each.
on a dairy ranch near Portlaud Shearer is Vice president, reports
Welches. Oregon, who on October 3rd. 1 907. made
that plans are in progress for the
homestead entry No. 163v3. Serial No. 0153. for
M iss Helen Bartlett who lias paid his parents a short visit.
E 'j of NWtf. section 3 Township 3 south.Range
C E D A R SHINGLES the
largest poultry show ever held in
7 east. Willamette Meridian, has filed notice cf In­ been attending M iss Harker's
Mrs. Anderson after visiting a the west.
We manufacture all
tention to make final five year proof, to establish claim school for young ladies at Palo
few days with Mrs. Carl Anderson
to the land above described, before the Register
Shingles and
The show will take place in Port­
and Receiver of the United States Land Office at Alto, Cal., the past year is spend­
times to
Also Portland. Oregon, on the 20th day of June, 1913. ing her vacation at her home here returned to her home in Portland. land next September giving every
to sell at the mill,
on Claimant names as witnesses;
Mr. aud Mrs. Elmer Dibble and one ample time to get their birds
W. E Welch
Mrs. Carl Cary met with a slight daughter of Springwattr visited at in 1 st class condition.
hand at
H. P. Crutcher
Harry Morton
jiijurv last evening. While cross­ the home of L. N. Vallen Suuday
The Battleship Oregon will not
John Malcomson, all of Welches, Oregon.
ing on a plank over a ditch, the plank
H .F Higby
be used its a target by the Navy
Miss
L
.
Fredolph
closed
a
sue
turned letting her fall. The lady
cessful term of school Friday. She Department if the peoyle of the
-----PROPRIETOR
was fortunate in not being serious­
Notice
for
Publication
Estacada Agent A. Morrow
lias been hired to teach the coming state can hinder it. Resolutions
Department of the Interior, U. S. Land office at ly injured.
Portland. Oregon. Ma> 9. 1913.
term.
strongly protesting against this
Notice is hereby given that Jessie Krieger.
Shsthole bores are said to be
of Estacada. Clackamas Co. Oregon, who. on January
Mr. and Mrs. A S. Henderson action have been adopted Py many
2 7. 1910. made Homestead Entry, serial. No. doing considerable damage to young
organizations and a petition as long
02393, for SE^ofSEiV. Section 4 Township 4 fruit trees iu the vicinity of this of Cornelius, Ore are visiting as tbe famous battle ship itself has
South Rangeb East. Willamette Meridian, has filed
friends aud relatives in this vicinity
notice of intention to make final three year proof, to place. They seem to prefer work-
been signed and forwarded to the
establish claim to the land above described, before iug on cherry trees. Orchard men for a few days. Mr. Henderson is President by school children asking
Register and Receiver. U. S. Land Office, at Port­
slowly improving from his recent
should examine their trees care­
land. Oregon,on the 25ih day of June. 1913.
that the Oregon lead tire naval
illness.
Claimant names as witnesses:
PR O PRIRT O R
fully and prepare to battle the
parade through the Panama Canal
Benjamin Thcmas Rawlins,
pests.
Mrs Maud Arquette and daugh­
Goo«l tigs anil careful drivers always
John James Honebcn.
The “ Mazamas” a society of
Henry
Benton
Sarvsr,
ter
Esther, Miss Audrey Biker,
SPECIAL ATTENTION
Mr. Lane of the P. Ry. I.t. &
Paul Sauer, all. of Estacada. Oregon.
mountaineersof
Portland are among
Given Hunting and Fishing Parties
H. F. Higby
Co. was in Estacada last Sunday Stanford Cox and Ira Neil of Esta­ the best boosters the state has
Register.
cada attended the basket social and
taking measurements at the Pavil­
They are constantly exploring some
ion and making preparations for entertainment Saturday night. It nteresting region and telling about
was quite a success, eleven baskets
wiring the building and walks for
the attractions for the traveler.
bringing $24.
Tlie Common Council for Esta­
electric lights which is going to be
They are all apostles of the “ See
cada, will on June t), 1913, at 8 P.
We are pleased with our few Oregon First” movement and their
very nicelv lighted .with shades
M. at the City Hull, take up ?lie
over each light.
There will be | d»vs phone service with Estacada healthful outdoor activities might
matter of the passage of an Ordi
about 40 lights in the main floor, and wish to farther state that if well be imitated Liy many of otir
nance, establishing Server Distii.t 60 watt maydu lamps.
j there are any other parties along
people. The “ Mazamas” number
No 3. The property to be includ­
line between Elwood and Esta- ing about fifty visited Estacada
The following committees were the
'
ed 111 said District, is as follows:
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need of phone wirt s-Tnday 'and' hik.d from h
| Block's Numbers 10 11-12 - 14 19 appointed for the 4th of July «Ye- c ‘d»
l.ration
at
the
Civic
Club
last
P
™
Se
"
:qU,re
of
the Klwood l,ne Allspaugh station where they hi d
1 and portion of is Original Plat, also
Parade -Mesdames ma" ° f prCSem V° " r Ma,e of l>over,y a picnic dinner.
Block 22-F rst Addition, als>, Bocks Wednesday.
Frazier, Ford,
Evans,
Reed,: ‘ ’ m>me chari,able iostittilion.
2 ii and 14 Zobrist Addition.
Brown,
McCurdy,
Mary
Smith,
j A crowd of friends and relatives
All property owners in said dis­
GARFIELD
trict are notified to appear and state Music and dance Mesdames Adix, sprat a pleasant afternoon at the
A hahy is now adorning the home
their reason why said district should Bo\ le, 1 > le, Belfils, Ewing. R, * home of \\ . T. Henderson Sunday. of P. F. Standish. just arrived from
jfreshmetits
Mesdames Bartlett, Those present lieing: Mrs. M. M.
eyes or should not lie form-d
Chicago, that is you understand, a
Dated this 29th day of May A Lindsey, Sonier. Grimm, Giv.-ns. Swifus, John Park, Vert Swifus.
“ Baby Grand.’
1 Simmons, Eshletnan. Printing and Dan Stahlnecker. M. Anderson, A , I
advertising — Mesdames Ecker, S. Henderson and wife, Elmer Dili-
Anyone passing Lemon & Davis’
Claude W. Devore, Recorder
----- 1 Morton. Jorg. Messrs
Boswel', ble, wife and daughter Elva. Miss Saw Mi'l would have been surprised
W antkd
Highest price I*aid Givens. Concessions, and Speaker Anna Allen, L Fredolph, Hazel j in " * inK
L * ™ n. Earl Wag-
First
for ntK* »t the Palace Meat Market Messrs Sparks, Bartlett, Will Cary, Freeman, Mrs I) Stahlnecker and ,,er am1 "Bosk" Demingtaking the
* l 4 | Fred Jorg.
Standisb, Reed.
sen and Mr. and Mrs. Louis Vallen. 1 first swim oi ,he s«as° n-
the Day or Contract
Dubois Lumber Co.
Log
Cabin
Bread .
Ou** Motto
“A Satisfied Customer Always
A Customer”
University of Oregon
SUMMER SCHOOL JUNE 23
Auj.
1.1913
Twenty-five Instructors—Fifty Courses Distinguished Eastern
Educators Added to Regular Faculty.
University Domitoriea Open. Board and Room at $3.50 per
week.
Reduced Railroad Rates
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Heel frames $2 50. Hours, 1
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