Estacada progress. (Estacada, Or.) 1908-1916, December 25, 1913, Image 1

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PROGRESS
ESTACAD A
All the News
All the Time
NO. 14 o r VOL. 6
ESTACAD A, OREGON, TH U R SD A Y DECEMBER 25, l y i j
Local News
Christmas
is
Drawing
Near
Some Christmas Suggestions
For Ladies
For Men
Dress Patterns
Trousers
Silk Waist Patterns
Hats
Kid or Silk Gloves
American Gentleman Shoes
Silk Hose
Shirts
Lace Collars and Lace Sets
Collars
American Lady Shoes
Neckties
Handkerchiefs
Belts
Silk or Wool Scarfs
Raincoats
Ribbons
Handkerchief
Pillow Tops
Trunks, SuitCases, Etc.
WHY
When you are buying CHRISTMAS or NEW YEAR Presents why not
get something useful.
We have many useful articles for father, mother,
sister or brother, that will not only make fine Presents but will cause you to
be remembered many times during the year.
BERT H. FINCH
Hardware, Harness, Implements
Carom and Pocket
BILLIARD PARLOR
E. H. K E LLO G G , PROPR-
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SW EET CIDER
FOR G H RISTM AS
Christmas comes but once the ye a r,
For you and yours we wish good cheer
Speaking of Christmas reminds us that we are in
position to materially assist you in making this the
BEST CH RISTM AS, 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 pleas­
ure of welcoming you to our store during the holi­
days and with compliments of the season, we ate
Sincerely yours,
ES TA C A D A
The
PHARM ACY
Store
K f . — -W« have a little Christmas gift for each fam ly-
Call and get yours,
BY JA M E S W HITCOMB K IL U V .
Miss Nellie Hayes was in Port­
They*« a kin d o ’ feel in th e a ir to me
land Friday.
W hen th e C hristm as tim es sets in
P. M. Wagner was a Portland T h a t’s about as m uch of a m y stery
As ever I ’ve ru n a g ’in.
visitor Friday.
F o r in stan ce, now, w hilse I gain in w eight
Born To J. Wait and wife, at
And g in erat h ealth , I swear
T h ey 's a goneness souiers I can t q u ite state
Cazadero, a girl.
A k iu d o ’ feel fu th e air.
Milton Kvans had business in
T hev's a feel in th e C h ris’m as air goes
Portland Friday.
J A. Tucker and wife were Port­
land visitors Monday.
Will Dale has been assisting at
the depot this week.
W. Givens is still on the sick list
threatened with pneumonia.
CHfliSTMAS IT IKE
METHODIST CHURCH
On account of the Public Christ­
mas tree and exercises, which were
held Wednesday night, the M. E.
people gave their program Tuesday
night. The church was very pret­
tily decorated in keeping with the
Yule time festivities and the pro­
gram, which consisted of music,
readings and exercises by the little
children, was very good considering
the short time those who look part
had in making preparations for the
entertainment. The church was
filled with a very appreciative
audience.
Cutting and Shooting Affair
There was a g: eat “ cutting and
'-hooting’ ’ affair at Estacada Satur­
d a y morning at 8:55 o'clock, when
two of Estacada’s legal lights were
seen cutting across the corner an 1
shooting for the depot to take the
9 o’clock car for Portland.
New Year’s Dance
Keep in mind the great big New
Years dance on New Years Eve ,
given by the Estacada Fire Com­
pany. A good time is promised to
I all who attend.
rig h t
To th e spot w here a m an lives at!
I t gives a feller a a p p e tite —
They a in ’t no d o u b t about th at!
And yet tlie y ’s so m ep iu —I d o n ’t know
w hat
T h at follers me h ere and th ere
And h a ’n ts and w orries and spares me
not
A kin d of feel in th e air.
Mrs. Fred Jorg and children vis­
T h ey ’s a feel,
ited relatives ill Portland Sunday.
If You Want a Christmas Present
for your wife, or friend, come in and look over our
line of
RoOCKERS
which would make an ideal Xmas present. If you
want High Chairs and Rockers for the little ones, we have
them.
If you want fruit sets, fancy cups and saucers, in fact
most any kind of DISHES, we can suit you.
also have a nice line of
I say iu th s air th a t’s
TO YS
jest
M. Wicklund went to Port­ As blam ed on sad and sweet.
land yesterday to spend Christmas. In th e sam e ra-sho as I feel th e b est
Miss Jessie Dodge of River Mill ! And pm th e spryest on m y feet
j T h ey ’s alius a k in d o ’ so rt of a ache
spent last week visiting in Portland.
T h at I ca n ’t locate now here,
L
! Rut it com es w ith X m as and no m ista k c -
come and look at our window and see for yourself.
J. A. Somtr is bookkeeper now
A kin d o ’ feel in th e air.
days at Cary's Mercantile C o 's
j Is it th e rack et th e c h ild re n raise?
store.
Take a look at our Art Squares
Samuel Horner and childrtn left
for their home iu Lawrence. Ills ,
Monday.
Come in and look over our line before you purchase
A. N. Jclinson visited relatives
in Portland Saturday night and
Sunday.
Miss Laura Stormer is
waiting on customers at the
Mercantile.
Cary’s Mercantile Co.
Si A Y E A R
A Feel in the Christmas Air.
Dr. Adix and family will eat
Christmas diuuer with friends in
Portland.
•
And many other useful and beautiful articles too numerous to mention
(
Only Paper in
East Clackamas
W hy, no!—God bless ’em no!
Is it the eyes and th e cheeks ablaze,
L ik e m y own wus long ago?
Is it the b leat o ’ th e w histle and beat
O ’ th e little toy d ru m and blare
0 ’ th e horn? i'Jo, no!
I t is ju st as
sweet—
T he sad sw eet feel iu th e air.
PUBLIC IfiSTALLATIOM ill
again
BANQUET
Cary
Tapistry and Axminister
your Xmaspresents and see if we can’t suit you bot in
price and quality. Yours for business,
ESTACADA FURNITURE CO.
W. D. and L. M. Henthom, Proprietors
Odd Fellows Building
An event of much importance
The editor and daughter, Mrs. socially, was the gathering Thurs­
W. F. Cary, were sightseeing in day evening of two of the fraternal
orders of Estacada, in response to
Portland Friday.
an invitation of the Masonic order
Cary's Mercantile Co. store will for the joint installation and ban­
be open every evening now until quet of officers of Lodge No. 146,
after Christmas.
A. F. & A. M., and Mountain
Mrs. C. F. Frazier visited her Chapter No. 10S, O. E. S. The
e take pleasure in expressing to the people withiiF
sister in Portland for a couple of installation ceremonies took place in
our vicinity the real appreciation we feel for the
days last week.
the Odd Fellow’s hall.
First
on
the
progrom
was
the
S. W . Lawrence, manager of the
liberal patronage and consideration received dur­
W. S. Pyle
Portland Laundry Co., was an Es­ masonic installation.
acted
as
installing
officer
and
A.
L.
tacada visitor Saturday.
ing the year 1913.
Lindsey, marshal.
The new of­
Mrs. Clias. Kearns and daughter
ficers are, O. E. Smith, W. M.;
Dora visited friends in Portland tor
We are "quite certain the year 1914 will bring
Claude W. Devore, S. W .; Fred G.
a couple of days last week.
Robley, J. W .; E. D. Allen, Treas­
Roger Cary and wife will go to urer; Wtn. Dale, secretary; Jerome
added happiness and prosperity, and in extending
Portland today to spend Christmas Schultz. Sr. D .; B. R. Kitnmel. Jr.
at the home of the latter's parents. D .; C S. Allen, Sr. S .; and Ber­
our sincere wishes to all for a Merry Christmas
• Mr. and Mrs. Harrv Stokes went tram Moore, Jr. S.
and A Happy New ,Year, we wish to add that
to Portland Tuesday afternoon to
After the Masonic installation
spend Christmas at the home ot the visitors repaired to another
the new year will have our renewed endeavor to
relatives.
room and preparations were made
for
the
Eastern
Star
installation.
The Civic Improvement Club
serve all better than the year about to close.
ladies made the treat sacks for the Miss Eva Wash, matron, and A.
Public Christmas tree at their meet Demoy, patron, acted as installing
officers and Mrs, C. W. Devore
iug Monday.
filled the position of marshal in a
Mrs C. P. Wellman of Palo A l­
vary creditable manner. The of­
to, Cal., is here a Christmas guest
ficers installed were, Miss live
at the home of her tieice, Mrs. E-
Wash, worthy matron; A. Demoy,
W. Bartlett.
patron; Mrs. Catherine Allen, asso­
Miss Edith Chapman left for ciate matron; Mrs. Wilda Lindsey,
Eagle Creek Satmday, to spend secretary; Mrs. Clarice Pyle, treas
Christmas at the heme of her sister, urer; Mrs. Elizabeth Sparks, con­
Mrs. Gibson.
ductress; Mrs. Josephine Somer.
The ap­
George Dale came up from Port associate conductress.
land, where he is attending college, pointed officers installed are Mes-
Christmas Poultry
to be present at the Masonic and dames Virginia Wagner, Ada; Dora
Herring,
Ruth;
Alice
Lauryy,
Es­
Star banquet.
of choicest grade is here in
ther; Irene Cary, Martha: Eliza­
abundance. No matter where
Mrs. A. K. Morton made a hur­
beth Womer. Electa; Lucy Kimmel,
you buy the rest of the dinner,
ried trip to Portland Tuesday in
warder; Lera Dale, marshal; Mrs
get your poultry here. We have
the interests of the Civic Improve­
Carrie L. Adix, organist: Sadie
scoured the markets to obtain a
ment club dance.
Demoy, chaplain and Mr. W. S
supply
of the.| youngest and ten-
The Saturday night basketball Pyle, sentinel.
derest
birds.
If you eat any
game l-etween Estacada High and
A large number of both orders
other kind on Christmas, it will
the Y. M. C. A. Hustlers was won and a few visitors were present and
not have come from here.
by the visitors with a score of 18 after the cert monies at the hall, all
repaired to Hotel Estacada where
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Palace Meat Market
Mrs. C. A. Johnson was danger­ mine host Lauryy had a sumptuous
ously sick at the home of her par­ banquet supper in waiting. At the
Car Off the Track
ents, Mr. and Mrs. W. C. Whitfield close of the feast which was greatly
Expansiv».
The car that brought seme of the “ No: I 'v e decided n ev er to a c c e p t
in Estacada this week, but is im­ enjoyed by all, C. W. Devore, in
behalf
of
the
Masonic
order,
with
a
officials of the P. R. L. & P. Co. frie n d ly ad v ice nny m ore.”
proving now.
“ W hy not? It doesn't cost you any­
few well chosen remarks, presented from Portland Tuesday afternoon,
Everybody admits that B. O
W. S. Pyle with a past Master got off the track in some manner thing.”
“Well. I’ve found out that It almost
Boswell makes a good floor mana­
jewel. Mr. Pyle leelingly respond­ Mid delayed their return for a invariably costs you y o u r friends.”—
ger. Mr. Boswell will act in this
Exchange.
ed his appreciation, after which couple of hours.
capacity for the Civic Improvement
Mr. Devore again gave a little talk,
No Rehearsals.
Club dance tonight.
A team bitched to a light covered
which was followed by the entire
W ife (pe.titingi—T un h av e ceased to
Miss Rachel Reed returned home company singing. “ Blest Be the wagon, decided to take a little tx- love me. H u b (en jo y in g c ig a r and
n ew sp ap er» —No. my d e a r; I'v e only
Friday from Seattle, where she is Tie That Binds.’ ’
During tlie j Ira exercise Tuesday morning and erased m ak in g love to yon. — Kooton
attending the State University, to time the guests were assembled at coming down Broadway at a pretty T ra n s c rip t.
spend the holidays.
Her fathei the feast, Mr. Fred Horner and fast gait, ran down in front of the
B ra v e actio n s never want a trumpet.
met her in Portland.
Miss Edith Chapman furnished ex- city hall where Mr. Henthorn —Ita lia n P roverb.
The Public Christ-!
Russel Betts, a former Estacada cellent violin and piano music An caught them.
E ver P re sen t Haig.
hour
of
visiting
and
getting
ac
mas
tree
had
just
lieen raised in the
boy, arrived Tuesday from Eugene
"T h e y say th a t a w om an'« te a rs
where he is attending the State quainted followed the banquet »op-, center of the street, and there were com e to h er sid a t any m om ent.
•Yes. H er b-nr« a re folunteero. «0
University, to spend Christmas, I«r and a general good time was many people and teams close by,
to speak.**—B oslou T ro m v ilp t.
but
fortunately
nonno
was
injured.
with Estacada friends.
bad.
w
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Estacada State Bank