Mr. and Mrs Holder of Garfield
1 Grange were Grange visitors Satur
lid Olds of Oak Grove was in day.
Estaciala the first of the week.
I ^ulilikhed Every fbursday Uortiiitq
The Yallar front Kmporium pro-
H E N R Y V .A D IX . M .L
Russel K-ed is at Corvallis t iking
I SI U UK. ü«LoO\
prietors have been doing a large bus-
a two week’ s course lu Agriculture.
, . ,
. . . . . .
P H Y S IC IA N A S U R G E O N
M. H B O Y L E . E ditor «ml M anager
mess recently m the Hennev Buggy
Notice to Creditors
# # ***
Don t forget to vote for a carnival
Those who purchased buggies
In the C o u n ty C »urt ol like S tate oi
Queen for the July 4tl, Celebration ! are Joseph I.aCroy. A lbeit Klich-
OFF1 CM, ADJOINING RKSIDKNCP in te rs « ] at tk a p o M o fttc * in E n a c tJ a . O r a r e n as O regon , tor C lai Cam ., C m u lv .
s«con<i class malt
lit the M atter o l the K stale of M. II.
Local and Long Distance Telephone
Mrs Bunker and daughters Tres- iug. G. B Linn atlij Chatlcs Laners,
T aylor, deceased.
sie an>l Ellen were Portland vi.-i ; The M eCurd, Hardware and I.uni
Tl»e doctor*« phone can he connecte«
SUBSCRIPTION RATES
N otice is hereby given t in t by order
with your home phone at tii^ht if rr O na y e a r ................................................................... . $1 0 0
tors Friday.
I her Co. have been offering speeial
Tl* month* .......................................................
50 of the C oun ty C ourt " f C lackam as C o u n
quested. One loigj rinjj.
ty. O regon , d u ly mu le t i l entered on [
W S. P ile and wife arrived ! inducements to buyers and the
the 23rd day of June, 19I3, the under- j home
}
prices they
they are
from Seiside Fridav tv- ning prices
are ma! ing 0:1 lais
Thursday, June 26, 1013
signed w as appointed adm inistrator or
standard vehicle can not be dnpli
and report a most enjoyable trip.
the estate of M. II. T a ylo r,d eceased . All
J. W. M ILLER
Mrs. A K. Morton went toP or‘ - eated anywhere else outside of the
persous h av in g claim s again st the said
P h y s ic ia n an d
factory.
estate are h ire by notified to present tlie land Sunday to visit her sister Miss. I
BLACKSMITH
Surgeon
same, properly verified , to me at the Keudall.
She returned Mornlav.
| The mail carriers rf Portland had
ESTACADA
PROGRESS
I I ncu upo rated )
W. ! i . M ittoon.
Administrât« >
Clau d e W . D evore,
Attorney for A tintín ist rator.
ct
F irst puM .cation June 2'>, 1913.
Last publication July 24, 1913.
Local New a
W a t e r b u r y C&» C h a p m a n
Dealers in
Choice
M a in St. b e tw e e n 1st
T e lc p tio n o C o n n e c tio n s
K X rK R T HOKSHSHOKR
All work guaranteed
R e s id e n c e H o te l E s ta c a d a
The Christian Church.
(titile school
-
-
10 n til.
(‘reaching
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-
-
n n. in.
V. P. S. C. R.
7 p. ui.
Preaching
•
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-
7 45 1>- 1,1
The public cordially invited to all ser
v ia s . W . C l van s. Pastor.
D r. . A. W E L L S
D E N T IS T
P O R T L A N D . OREGON
W ill
l>e in Rstacada on Fridays 1
Saturdays. Appointm ents m ay W
made with Dr. A d ix.
Notice For Publication
; M ethodist E piscapal C hurch
Sunday S ch o o l
Sermon
C L A U D E W. D E V O R E
-
-
10 a. m
1 1 a. m.
8 p m
Epworth League - - - 7 P- «
Prayer meeting Thursday 8 p m
The public cordially invited to «1
services.
W . R F. Browne, Pastor.
A T T O R N E Y -A T -L A W
nnrt
N O T A R Y P U B L IC
Er,ta ca d a . O re g o n
S a m u e l M cLean
The Mail Schedule
A rrival____________ 6:50 A.
A rrival___________ .4:18 P.
Cleaning, Pressing and Repairing Departure_____ ____ 7:23 A.
Departure_________ 4:40 P.
Ladies Whirl: a S|x-cialty
Office hours 7 A. M. to 6 P. M.
Suits made to measure.
Sundays 7 A M to 8:30 A. M.
E S T A C A D A , ORl?.
Holidays 7 A NT to 9:30 A. M and
from 3,130 P. M. to 6 P. M.
Team Work and Hauling by Positively no mail delivered through
Drug Si ore,
the Day or Contract
A. N. Johnson, Postmaster.
W O O D delivered in a ay quantity
or length, ist class 4 foot wood
SUM M ONS
slabwood delivered at $z 00 pet 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
cord. »6- inch at $2 30 per load. Laux* Ripley Macx. Plaintiff
TAILOR
W. M. YONCE
J. V. BARR
office of Claude W . D evore. Mstacada,
O regon , w ithin six m onths from the date
of the first publication hereof.
Dated this 26th day of June, I9I3.
N eil T a ylo r,
A d m in istrator.
Claude \Y. Devore,
A ttorn ey for A dm inistrators.
F irst publication June 26, I9I3.
Last publication July 24, I9I3.
Deparme; t of the Interior. U. 3 . Land O ffice at
Portland, Oregon. June 14. 1913.
Notice Is hereby given that H ea ty Jickson, of
Dodge, Clackamas Co. Oregon, who. on May 17,
1910, made Homestead Entry, No. 02605. for
Northwest quarter. Section 34. Tcv.r.th.p 4 South
Range 4 East. W illam ette Meridian, has tiled notice
of intention to make Final commutation Proof, to
istabiisli claim to the land above descr.'ed. before
the Register and Receiver, U. S. Land O tiice of
Portland. Oregon, on the 23th day of July. 1913.
Claimant names as witnesses'
Stanley Turrel,
Andrew gain.
Bessie Barnes.
Victoria Turrol. all of Dodge. Oregon.
H. F H igby Register.
Log
Notice for Publication
Department of the Interior U. S . Land O ffice at
Portland, Oregon. June 1 ? , 1913
Notice is hereby given that Myron K eith Abraham,
whose post-oftide address is Forest Grove. Oregon
did, on the 13th day of September. 1 91 2. file lathis
office G woraStatem ent and Application. N'o. o362b.
to purchase the Southwest Quarter. Section 34,
.Township 2 South. Range 6 East, W .llsmette
Meridian, and the timber thereon, under the pro
visions cf the act of June 3. 1870. and acts amenda
tory, known as thjr “ Timber and Stone L a w ." at such
value as might be fixed by appraisement, and that,
pursuant to such application, the lard and timber
t cioon have been appraised, the timber estimated
b id » 000 board feet at 40c. per M. and the land
$1 2 3.00; that said applicant will offer final proof in
support of his application and sworn statement on the
4.h day of September. 1913. before the Register
and R e c e iv e !. U. S. Land Office, at Portland. Oregon.
Any person is at liberty to protest this purchase
before entry, or initiate a contest at any time before
vs.
Them.known beir3of John Murphy, deceased; Jclin pattent issues, by filing a corroborated affidavit in
PYancis Van den .Eynde: Hypolite Hayes; Mrs. this office, alleging facts which, would defeat the
Oath Van dee Ey-nde. and the unknown heirs of John ontry.
H. F. H lfb y
Francis Fierens. deceased; also all o tle r persons cr
Register.
parties unknowns, claiming any right, title, estate,
linn or other interest in the real estate decribed in
the complaint herein. Defendants.
To. The. unknown heirs of John Murphy, deceased;
John F-rnecis Van dsn Eynde; Hypolite Hayes: Mis
Cath Van Den Eynde. and the unknown heir3 cf
John Francis Fierens. deceased; also allother persons
or parties unknown claiming any right, title, estate,
lien or other intererest in the real estate described
in the complaint herein. Defendants,
IN T H E N A M E O P 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
and .answer the^ complaint filed against jou in the
above entitled suit, on or before the 28th.dS»y of 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 demanded in said complaint, asfollows. to-
W an ted
p r ic e
wit;
eggs
For a judgment and decree by which it shall be de
clared and' adlpdfeed that each of said defendants,
either or any of them have no estate or Interest
whatever in and to the following described land and
premises, to-wit;
The Southeast quarter of the Soulhwest quarter of
Section thirty (3 0 ), Tcwnship Twof,2/ South of
Range Five 05) East of the Willamette Meridan.
Alsc beginningar th »8 c theaat corner of the south
east quarter of the southwest quarter of Section 30.
therce BVst *0 rods: rhunce North 20 feet: thence
West e o rods; thence South 20 feet to the place of
beginning. Save and except from the last above de
scribed tract, the eight of the public to use the same
for road purposes.
And that the tide of the plaintiff i3 goed and valid; j
and for further decree that said defendants, either or
any of tItem, be forever enjoined and Unbarred from
£asoer.ting y ty claim whatever in-and to said land and
> i remises adverse to the plaintiff, and for such other
and further relief' as to this Honorable Court shall
seem meet and agreeable to equity.
T h is summons is published pursuant to an order
made by rho Honorable J, A. Eakin. JYtdge of the
Circuit Court of« the State of Oregon, for Ciackamas
County on the 5 day of May. A. D. 19-1 3.
T h e date of the fiist publication of this summon
being May 15. I 91 3. the date of the last publication
being June
1-9113»
WM. A C AR TE R
J. L. H A M M E R S L Y
W M . H AM M O N D .
Attorneys fer Plaintiff.
BUSINESS
B L A C K S M IT H
b mtiH at the old staftd and willing to do
arty of the work in his line
GIVE HIM A CALL
They have it— good fresh vege
tables. G o and see them. Fred
Jorg.
Anyone wanting a new piano
will find a good bargain by calling
on L. K. Bclfils.
tf
A. E. Sparks
Successors bo
— Highest
paid
for
at the Palace Meat Market
Fred Jorg.
Reed & Sparks
Repairing of Ail Kinds
Plumbing and Electric
Wiring
CEDAR
SHINGLES
We manufacture alt kinds of Cedat
Shingles and are prepared at all
times to deliver the same. Also i*
|o sell at the mill, having stock ot
hand at all times
A. K R IEG E R
-----P R O P R IE T O R -
Kstacada A gen t— A.
Morrow
Livery, Feed & Sale
STABLE
NOTICE F O R P U B L IC A T IO N .
United States Land Office, 1439 Port
land 166 L ist N o 03862« Portland, Ore.
W . A. JO N ES
June 13 . 1913.
PROPRIETOR
N otice is hereby given th at the N orth
Good rigs Hud careful drivers always
ern Pacific R ailw ay Com pan y, whose
post office address is St. Paul, M innesota
SPECIAL ATTENTION
has
this 13 th d ay of June 1913 filed in
G iven H unting and F ish in g Parties
this office its application to select under
the provisions of the A ct of Congress*
approved July t, 189ft ( 3 ° Stat. 597, 620)
as extended by the A ct of Congress ap
proved M ay 17, 1906 the South h a lf o f
| S o u th e a st q u a rte r, ( S i -2 S E t - 2 ) Sec.
| #4. Tw p. 5 Sou h, R 4 . East W .M .
A n y and all persons claim in g adversely
J the lands described, or d esirin g to object
because of the m ineral character 0/ tlie
lau«l, c r for any other reason, to the dis
posal to applicant, should file their affi
(r .Q T sow? i. ir r k i /
d avits of protest in this office, on or be
Vvetr p coi i¿t «md i r> hr y«v A** hr a
fore the ijt h day of August i t i
u t m o n 3 t$ ft& C '-. i c J e p h c c t r a . a c p o s i i i r d to
H. S. H igb y, R egister, i
ORSETS
Mrs. C. F Frazier
J O H N
THE
B R O W N
CNSURAMCE MAN
O F GRESH AM
OREGON
R E L 'E F
P H O N E 313
F IR E
A 3 SO CITIO N
Q F MGMJ NNVI L E, O R E .
Automobile Insurance a Spei iulty
LOCALS
jy not the largest b.rries grown in
The Re-island children who have
this vicinity this season still it took
been sick with scarlet fever are all
but eighteen cf them to fill the quart
improving.
box.
Arthur Howard, the yottng man
The baseball game sceduled with
who had his leg badly crushed is
the Piedmont Maroons last Sunday
reported rapidly improving.
bad to be called off on account of
the continuous rain. The Estacada
EAGLE (R E L K
team has defied tlie elements on one
Mrs
Tracy
Clester made a trip
or two occasions this season and the
only time they have met defeat was to Portland last week.
ou one of those days when they
Mrs. Guy Woodle and children
had to perform on a ground cov went to Dover Fridav after berries.
ered with slush.
Mrs. L . Glover and Mrs. M. C.
The Fat and Lean men of this Glover speut a day with Mis. W.
;city will meet in mortal combat on J. Hewlett recently.
tlie bloody sands of tlie baseball
Miss Edith Chapman went to
arena sometime between sunrise
Springwater last Wednesday the
aud sunset next Wednesday. The guest of Mr. aud Mrs. Aue over
gladiators who have loug since de night.
spaired of finding their waist lines
John Affolter w ho has been laid
will be led to the field of honor by
Bill Underwood and the men that up for the past five or six weeks
cannot make a shadow, by Warren with a broken leg is again driviug
Bari. A parade led by the Estaca the cream wagon..
George H Douglas, violin teach
er. Anyone desiring to take les-
stns from him address Box 194, da band wilt be pulled off previous
Estacada. Ore.
*4t to the contest,. It is quite probable
that a small admission fee will be
For Sale or R ent— Tw o lots, 4 charged and the proceeds turned
room house, barn and chicken into the C. I. C. fund. W atch tor
house. In east side of Estacada. the parade.
Enquire at this office.
* 4t.
The Fourth of July ¡3 the day anddate.
When independence united our states,.
F o r R ent
The day of all days that men now
5 room cottage, ten acres fenced,
revere,
For of all the good days not one is
adjoining city. Enquire of
its peer.
Dr. H . V. A d ix
tf.
The day when our nation unites in,
rejoicing,
W a n te d
And its sentiments all are constantly
To buy dressed bogs, dressed veal
voicing.
and all kind of fat cattle. W ill pay The day of all days we always remember
A n d asso cia te w ith it thoughts kind
highest prices.
and Lender.
George Townsend, xq t
Eyes tested and glasses fitted
Office hours 1 to 5 P. M. Office
over First State Bank.
Dr. Geo. Inglis, Gresham, Ore.
For S a le
FOURTH OF JULY
The d ay w hen ou r fo r e fa th e r s g a v e to
this nation .
The g r e a te s t o f b le ssin g and w ith o u t
com pen sation .
The d ay w hen th ose g ra n d m en stood
shoulder to shoulder,
Anti declared by th eir a ct rig h t should
no lon ger sm older.
A d ay th a t our people should all c e le
A scholarship in the Behnke,
b rate,
Walker Business College of Port
F o r it g a v e to
us
freed om from
B ritish h a te .
land. Original co-t $60, will sell
for 5,50 cash or exchange for oats The d ay that, those heroes d eclared fo r
the rig h t.
after harvest.
Address C. N.
And g a v e to th is union its lib e rty and
Wounacott of Y. M. C. A. Port-
ligh t.
land or A M Stephens. Estacada.
The d ay th at w ill a lw a y s be s a c r e d to
*qt
men,
For S ale
Heavy lumber wagon in good
Published in Estacada Progress, located condition, Will sell cheap for cash.
at Estacada, O regon .
Enquire at McCurdy Hdw. & Lrab.
Co.
X 2 t
Notice to Creditors.
L11 tlie C o u n ty C o u rt ot the Slut» o f Ore-
g o n J o r the C oun ty o f Clackam as.
o
r
In the M atter o f th e E state ot l i e n , , , , S p a ,; , ° f
Eor Sale
i
mUU‘S '
,.
T
Iu -
Cliuv^n, deceased.
I Plow, Harrow. Two-horse Cultiva-
Nnt ce is hereby give;r tlmt by order tor. Cook Stove in £.oo<i condition
of the C ounty Court of C l tek tnias Coutr- and curt.
Tf you li-tve not the cash
tv, O rego n ,.d u ly m ade and entered on
what
have
you
to- trade. Enquire
♦ Jte J jn l day o f June 1913, the under
\Y. Pomni.
signed w as appointed adm inistrator »4
Eagle Creek Falls.
2 t
the estate of I henry Clattssen. deceased.
A ll persons.havin g claim s against the I
S lia jc d
said estate are he «by n It led b» present
fake sam e, properly verified, to me at tho-j
About ten da.ys.ago, small
Office of Claude \V. Devore, Bfctacada I
mala.- ten years oiri. Ncdiiv
O regon, w ithin six m onths from-the date ,
man Fuel Co . Eagle- Creek.
o f th e fina publication hereof.
«.on.
Dated tjtjs 2f>tJj d».v o f lur.n, Kj/.t,
white
Mol-
Orc-
■ V'.t
Cabin
There was a surprise patty on
Will and Ernest Hoffmeister Satur
day. evening
<*)iute a crowd were
present and all had a fine tune.
Mrs. Ed Douglass and her moth
er M is. Cluster returned Friday
from the Wilhoit Springs, where
they had been tlie past three or
four weeks.
Bread
Our M otto
«i
A Satisfied Customer Always
A Customer”
Fire crackers, cap pistols and P 'lI1,KI' ^(>r a
*'me
their an-
c .p s and all sizes of ft ,gs at
| ual Picnic whicU was billed t0 u‘l e
March bank*.
! Plac ' iu tlie Kstacada I-“ rk '-*st S bu -
lay but J. Pluvous butted iu and
Mrs. Pauline Lohicste of Portland
|s;x»iled the day for th>* bo>s in
arrived Sunday tokeep house for h- r
gray. The Progress has been iu-
brother, I, fi Bclfils for a few weeks.
formed that the ‘ ‘doings" was post
G. H. Fulletiwider, deputy dairy poned to Sunday July 6. In Port
and food commissioner ot Portland land It was rumored that the mail
was in Estacada and vicinity sever carriers had sold 3000 tickets for
al days last week.
the excursion last Sunday. Here's
Born to Mr. and Mrs. Chas. wishing them better weather next
Shutter of Morrow Glen tracts lot time.
No. 7 R. 1 Box 3A, a 10 lb. baby
Excursion and Picnic
girl. Both mother and baby are
Sunday, June 26th, at Estacada
doing fine.
Park, Dancing, Athletic Sports,
There will be a celebration on the good prizes, and best Union Music.
Garfield Country C lub’s grounds Admission 25 cents to dance. G iv
July 4th. A program has been en by Kirkpatrick Council No 2227,
arranged. Dancing afternoon and Knights and Ladies of Security.
The Public is cordially invited to
evening. — Advertisement
come and have a good time. The
Messrs. Avery Kirchner, Bret
best t f order will prevail. “ Jeff
Bowen and Mesdames A. E Sparks,
will make the coffee. ”
N. B Ecker aud Mayrae Boyle
Advertisement.
autoed to Portland aud buck F ri
B
orn
day afternoon in A E Spark's
T o Mr. and Mrs Chas. Kitcbing
unit mobile.
Wednesday June 25th a boy.
J. J. Marchhank presented the edi
T o Mr. and Mrs. W. A. Rhoades
tor with a box of fine strawberries last
Thursday. While they were probab- Wednesday June 25th, a boy.
Groceries
Agents for
D r. W. K . H a v ila n d
O ffic e o n
an<l 2 n d .
Family
OUR PROVISION COUNTER
Is a boon to the woman who
wants to change from the beef,
mutton, lamb or pork of every day-
use. Sugar cttied bams and bacon,
perfectly spiced sausages aud frank
furters, bologna ami livernurst that
to see is to get greedy for.
Come
and took them oyer.
Palace Meat Market
ft
%
The Best Light At
The Lowest Cost
ft
%
%
ft
E L E C T R I C L I G H T is the roost suit
able lor bouies. offices, shops and other
I
places needing lights,
ft
Electricity can be
used in any quantity,la rye or small, there
by
furnishing
fight.
any required amount of
Furthermore, electric lamps can
be located in any place, thus affording
any desired distribution of fight.
N o ether lamps possess those qualifi
cations, therefore it is not surprising that
§
electric lamps are rapidly replacing all
ft
others in modern establishments.
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Portland Railway, Light
ft
& Power Co.
ft
Seventh and Alder St».
rteaes: Mam 6688.
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A 6(31
( g * p (£%3 g * fa (g )
Ed Star, Bill Birns and Iona
George Morris ot Corvallis, Ore ,
Joy
iter were the gwests ol B . Joy was the guest of P. F . Standisb
On Saturday last Eagle Creek
Friday last.
Grange held its regular session-with ner» Sunday.
about 45 members in attendance.
M r. a tti Mrs. The». Hard ess-
T h e present outlook for the
The Lents degree team was present were the guests o l Henry Johnson gooseberry in California market is
and assisted in initiating seven Wednesday.
very good.
candidates in the third and fourth
Mr. and Mrs, C. A . Johnson and
Strawberries are selling at 16c. a>
degrees. The drilling of the team
P. Lthup. made at trip-to Sandy quart ou New York market.
was very impressive and beautiful.
Wednesday.
There were nearly 30 members of
I
ELWOOD
the Lents Grange present and they
GARFIELD
were highly pleased with tlie cour
L P. Elliott has joined his w ife
Everyone assured a big time at for a short visit on their ranch.
tesy and hospitality shown them.
The Worthy Master, Mr. Kreuder. the country d u b on- the 4th.
A n d still R rains which is not
made a short talk.
Mr. and Mrs. W. M. Brogdcn very pleasant for the strawberry
The concert given last Thursday have left for their home in HMls- growers.
evening by Mr. and Mrs. C. Aue boro, Ore.
Miss Lcola Henderson is out from-
and Miss Edith Chapman at Eagle
The Garfield- candidate lor Queen Oregon City to spend the summer
Creek was very well attended de
of tlie .Carnival is giv in g the several with relative»
spite the short notice and the in
other candidates a hard run tor
Mr. C . Anderson is out again
clemency of the weather. E very
their money. Get busy, » lew ol with jewelry expects to. be out un
one present enjoyed all the numbers
delinquents and vote!! T he G a r til the 4th of July.
on the program and wished for
field Merc. Co- m your handiest
Mr. Joe Wallace, Mr. Martin anti
more. Mr. and Mrs. Aue are t x -
polling place.
two sons of Highland were busincs»
celent violinists and Miss Chapman-
During the conference on Market callers.it» El wood Sunday.
is a fine pianist. In the near future
ing and Farm credits, held iu
Tolu» Park Sr. walked to Oregon
Chicago last A pril; Pre» C R. City last Wednesdtiy returning by
Van Hise of Wisconsin University way of Estacada the following day.
made
the following statement.
MS', and' Mrs. L>. N. Vallen andl
“ The risiug flood of the co-oper
niece Leola Henderson were guests
ative spirit, whivh is characteristic
GEORGE
of IX Stahlnecker and family Sun
T h at d ay ip ode it possible Cor you and
ot thi» twentieth century, will —
day.
fo r a ll.
Miss Jessie Joyner has come
laws or nodaws— sweep the country
T o en joy m any b le ssin g s th a t com e home for the summer.
and eliminate the- In gist fui wastes
Mr. A. Eiraon-who is working 10
a t ou r ca ll.
Miss Httlda Paulson came hon e of the existing competitMe systems:, Portland has his brother io-iaw en»
The w orld is m ore gra n d and is g r o w
Tuesday for the summer.
but this without destroying com. ployed to do some faros work on
ing m ore g re a t.
Since the F ou rth o f J u ly w e a ll ie u > i
Mrs. Joyner and daughter were 1 etitiou and at the same time keep- M m former’s fain»
b r a te .
the guests of Mrs. J. Paulson Mon ' ing free and open- full opportunity
Mn ss Annie Allen- of Estacada-
Independence is a w o r lt li a t w ill a lw a y s
for a ll." — Charles R. Van Hise.
day.
formerly a teach.-r of this place is
rem ain.
Statistics show that National loss
visiting a few days-at the home of-
A s pure sp a rk lin g w a te r or drops o f '
II Joyner and son went to Linn’s
by waste which falls upon the
rain.
Mrs. D. Stahlnecker.
mill for a load of lumber Wednes-
farmers
annually,
amounts
to
over
So le t its rcm em jter th a t no d ay nor no
oollect-
a>'
five times the entire amount collect-1
Bertha and Verna Bittner are out
tim e.
Is as sacred to th e m em ory of. ou r
The George threshing machitu- ed by our custom house collectors from Oregon City for a few weeks
nation sublim e.
company are building a machine j on every article coming into this | visit with their grandparents Ms.,
R. 0 . M orrison,
sited.
! country.
and Mrs. lohn P ark..
F o r it g a v e us su.-h b le ssin gs as all
can com m end.
A d ay se t a p a rt fr o m our w o rry and
w ork,
T h a t all m ay en jo y from c le r g y to
cle rk .
E stacad a. O regon .
they intend to give another concert
at Eagle Creek and all who enjoy
good music should not fail to at
tend.