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About Estacada progress. (Estacada, Or.) 1908-1916 | View Entire Issue (Dec. 4, 1913)
Off, *°o H i. ROGRESS All the News All the Time E ST A C A D A . OREGON, T H U R SD A Y D EC EM BER 4, NO. i . o r V O L 6 Local News Our Toy Department Brim full of nice things for the children. See our Toy Window. Electric Flash Lights make nice Xmas Presents—Prices $1.25, $1.50, $2.00 and $2.40. Kodaks and Brownies for Xmas $1.00 to $20.00. - - Kodak Supplies. Hornless Graphophones $15.00 $20.00 and $ 50.00 This Eclipse Machine only $20. You can pay us five dollars down and five dollars each month. Nice Christmas present. We are laying in a nice line of Xmas goods in our Premium Department. From now until Christmas you may select goods from our Silver Plated and Jewelry show cases. Re member, this is a special offer for a few weeks only. Visit our Needle Craft Department in balcony. Mrs. Hughes will give free lessons to purchasers, on Friday and Tuesday afternoon each week. We have just received a nice line of Richardson’s goods. These Cold, Frosty Mornings Will remind you that we have a nice line of SEZISSEzJ. 1913 THANKSGIVING DUNCE A BRILLIANT SUCCESS One of the most brilliant and suc cessful dances ever held at Estaca- da, was the Thanksgiving dance Thursday evening, given under the auspices of the members of the C. I. C. The pavilion presented a most attractive appearance, being artistically decorated with green leaves and yellow chrysanthemums. The graud march, led by Mrs. C. F. Frazier and son Paul, started the evening’s program at 9 o’clock Miss Kiltie Reagan visited friends and dancing was kept up until 3 j at Sellwood for two or three days, o’clock in the morning. Favors returning Sunday evening. were presented to Mr. and Mrs. Mrs Ditabrand was here from Robert Dunoon of Portland, in the Portland Thursday, the guest of prize waltz contest. After the f rize waltz, slipper was served in the C. her sister, Mrs. E. W. Bartlett. Mrs. Richards was here from I. C. hall and here too, the color Portland the latter part of last week scheme of yellow and green was to visit her sister, Mrs. W. A. carried out. The long tables with snow white linen, beautiful center Wash. pieces aud silver, presented a most After a visit of about two yeats charming appearance and the in Oregon, Miss Minnie Ewing left j Thanksgiving menu of turkey. on Sunday for her home in Kansas , cranberry saucCt vegetables, apple j City, Mo, 1 pit-> anj many other good things, R. M. Standish returned from were especially tempting. Helena, Mon , Tuesday where he B. O. Boswell acted as floor tuana- . h .s been doing reportorial vvoik on a ger at the pavilion, which insured : daily paper. good order. The music was first- class aud the dance as a whole was | Members of the Civic CluL) and their families enjoyed a supper and considered one of the most elaborate j social time at the club's headquart and brilliant .successes of the Season. ' The proceeds of the dance amount ers Friday evening. d to nearly $ 15 0 0 0 and notwith Mr. and Mrs. C. A. Stokes and standing the heavy expense, will £ , Marian and Lee Stokes were here net the C. I. C. ladies $57,00 which fr \ from Portland Thanksgiving, guests will be placed in the city light fund. at the R W. Cary home. ^ There will be a dance at the Country Club at Garfield Saturday With the closing of the football evening, Dec. 6, from 8 to 12, for season, that lias been the source of the benefit of the basketball team. so much pleasure and recreation, Mrs R H. Cummings and baby 1 he basket ball season is about to of Master, Ore., arrived last Friday start. Arrangements for hall and | to visit at the home of her brother, other details are made aud Estacada will sec as good games played in | B. II. Finch, for three or four days. her town as can be seen in any part i r j BASKET BALL BEGINS Irwin D Wright of Union, Ore., fotmerly assistant cashier of the First National Bank at that place, has resigned his position and will move to Estacada to become cashier of the Estacada State Bank. A theatre party composed of A. E. Spaiks an 1 wife, J. W. Reed and wife and Dr. and Mrs. Adix went to Portland Saturday evening to see Margaret Illiugton in “ With in the L a w .” Only Paper in East Clackamas of the state. The Estacada Com mercial Club ttam has a well filled schedule for the winter season with ( some of the fastest teams in the state and is expecting engagements with the Commercial Club teams of Oregon City. Silverton and others known to lie fast. Neat orange yellow with navy blue *‘E ” uniforms are being or dered and the appearance will be striking. The games will keep up the spirit for which Estacada is known all over the state. ji A YEAR WALL PAPER We still have a nice line of AT RED U CED P R IC E S Some Tapestry Rugs 9 X 12 Which are good values at the prices Furniture and Queensware Which we will be pleased to quote you prices on. Come and see us before go ing to Portland and see if we can’t make a deal with you. ESTACABA FURNITURE CO. W. D. and L. M. Henthom, Proprietors Odd Fellows Building Estacada State Bank OFFICERS: Leroy D. Walker, President Thos. Yocum, Vice-President Irwin D. Wright, Cashier The Ladies’ Aid of the M. E. church will have a food exchange at the Rummage sale building every At a special meeting of the board Saturday afternoon. Bread, cakes, of directors of the Estacada State DIRECTORS: pies and all kinds of good things to Bank, held yesterday, Mr. Irwin I) eat for sale. Wright was elected as cashier and A big land deal was closed this director of the bank to succeed Mr. week for timber land at Spting- Louis E Iielfils. I The new change meins the re- j water, when Jas. O. Shibbley of Springwater sold 350 acres at $40 tiremeut of Mr. Bcifils, but he will , per acre to the Michigan Trust Co. assist in the affairs of the bank tin- j til about the first of the year or nn- j and F. J Cornwall Co. til Mr. Wright thoroughly becomes1 Miss Mary Dubois of Vancouver acquainted with the people and cim- and Miss Beatrice Williams, Mr. d¡lions in this community. Mr. and Mrs. Edgar Williams, Mr. Beifils has not made any plans as to Tlie Ladies’ Aid Society of Cur- Roberts and T. H. Williams of his future hut more than likely his riusville will give an entertainment Portland were guests of Mrs. Chas family will remsin here until lute in Is a boon to the woman who and basket social Friday, Dec. 12, Frazier for the Thanksgiving dance. the spring. wants to change from the beef, at 8 P. M.. at E ly 's hall. Every Dr. and Mrs Adix eritertained As we go to press we hear of the mutton, lamb or pork of every day body come and bring baskets. Portland friends Thanksgiving day • leath of Carl Anderson of Hlwood use. Sugar cured hams and bacon, Mrs. Hughes, I’ res. aud evening. They were Mr. and He was found dead in a barn at perfectly spiced sausages and frank Mrs. Ed. Cornell, A. Mcllulland East Portland. furters, liologna and livcrwurst that Mrs Gertrude The freight train on this road ran and Wm. Healey The basketball season opens to to see is to get greedy for. Come Grimm of Estacada was also one of morrow, Friday night, with a game off the truck Saturday evening near in and look them over. between the Portland Academy Anderson station and caused a de the guests. and the Estacada High School lay in the regular passenger car H. Joiner was is Estacada to at teams. The game will be played service going and coming from tend Masonic lodg Tuesday night at the pavilion. See posters. Portland. At the scene of the and Wednesday went to Portland. Sunday was Miss Myrtle and Ray wreck, passengers were obliged to Mr. Joyner is a c< astruction con Woodle’ s birthday and to fittingly will be paid for information lead walk about a quarter of a mile to tractor and has been away from transfer. Spreading rails is said to home most of the time for the past celebrate the anniversary, a number ing to the arrest and conviction of SATURDAY NIGHT be the cause of the wreck, but for few years, but now thinks he will of friends and relatives were invited tlie parties throwing salmon or sal Buglar of Company " B , ’ ’ 2-Recl for dinner at the J P. Woodle mon eggs or any poison about tlie tunately no one was injured. settle down on his farm, which if home. Among the guests were premises of any one in the city, — Bison. the Progress editor has been in Roy Woodle and family. Miss Mat- Last Wednesday was the day for It's a Bear, roaring comedy, 1- formed rightly, is a pretty good lie Lewis, Claude Woodle, U S. with intent to destroy stock. the regular meeting of the Civic Reel -Crystal Film, Signed: W. A. Given*. W. A place to stay. Morgan and wife and Ilarry Mor improvement club, but owing to Jones, J K Town-end, Ed Hunt, gan. SUNDAY NIGHT the amount of work on hand fori The Frsd Jorg home was a scene Dr. Adix, Clarke Po-sin, Willis The city of Estacada presents the club ladies, the meeting was of a merrv Thanksgiving party The Newlyweds, 1 Reel. Yonce, Fred Jorg and others. Thursday, and -orne of the guests quite a Christmas aptiearauce al post poned. The Old Prospector, t Reel— remained most of this week. Those ready. The Cary Mercantile Co Nestor. At the special road tax election present were Mr. and Mrs. Asti*-. store has handsome windows and a Love and the Workman, t Reel last Friday a five mill tax was Mr. and Mrs. Bi-uison and son. large stock of Christmas goods. On Dec. 13. the Ladies' Aid of Victor carried for the improvement of the Miss Beni.son, Mr. and Mrs W. V. Also at the Estacada Pharmacy the M. E church «ill hold their roads in Estacada. An extension 1 Reniant and family, Ralph Finch, Old Santa has arrived and Miss annual Bazaar and Supper. Electin' lit ters aie being placed of crushed rock road will lie made William Nutt and Mrs. T. J Hash- Siurgeon h is a nice line of goods Don't complete your Xmas shop in the pavilion by the I’ . R. L. «Nt from Dale's corner one block north tK.r^er father mother of Mrs The other stores are well supplied, ping until you have looked cv>. r the P. Co , so that those who attend *hc" v e er* jo p rr, 1 Vvav ' 1 * 1 broth L L Hash so that pcop'c -hould buy at home a sortme it of mgs, aprons, e«n- the basketball game tomorrow north as long as funds hold out. roidery, faucy work, ttc. Do your shi , p e a l l y . of I’or tud. eight, wii! be comfortable. STABLE and STORM BLANKETS For your horses Also Rainproof and Plush Robes for your hacks and buggies Bert H. Finch, Miss Helen E lick SOD visited I’ort- h land last Saturday. [, 1 Chester Winner is assisting in t; j the post office now days. ; ’ ' C Wisner was home from Eagle >i Creek over the Sabbath. Dr. R. Morse has been appointed health officer for Estacaila. Archie* Yocum was a passenger I for Portland Saturday (doming. The McLaughliu basketball team ! of Portland vs. Estacada C C. Dec so, at the pavilion. S o c le s DIRECTORS’ MEETING Leroy D. Walker, Thomas Yocum, L. A. Brandes, G. A. Cobb, Irwin D. Wright The Hardware Man Our Provision Counter Carom and Pocket BILLIARD PARLOR E. H. KELLOGG, PROPR* -------- 0 0 ------- - J Headquarters for "H U M D IN G E R S ’ ’ and JO H N ST O N 'S C A N D IE S ............ Christmas comes but once the year. For you and yours we wish good cheer Speaking of Christmas reminds ns that we are in position to materially assist you in making this the B E S T C H R IST M A S, not only for the little folks, but every member of the family. You can find pres ents for all in.our well assorted stock We invite you to come in and see just how many nice, pretty presents we have. Trusting we will have the ple.s- ure of welcoming you to our store during the holi days and with compliments of the season, we are Sincerely yours, ESTACADA PHARMACY L 7 7 i9 r . S.-.-.Wf h jv , a N V CM-***1,» '! tor S to re S fi-n'v Calt •« t vnn-r P<»4tire Meat Market $100 R ew ard ANNUAL BAZAAR FAM ILY THEATRE