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Bert H. Finch - - -
The Hotel Estacada
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ESTA CA D A , OREGON, TH U R SD AY, SEPTEM BER 17. 1914
Social Events
EAST CLACKAMAS FAIR FOR 1915 Mr. and Mrs. C. C. Saling of j
From All Sections
Cary’s for General Merchandise
Mrs. A. D. Young of Garfield Bi* Meetin« Cal,ed fpr SeP‘- 241h Currinsville celebrated their tenth
visited in Portland last week. j The committee in charge of wedding anniversary last Monday
Meet your Friends here
First Annual East Clacka­ evening. As a remeniberance of
George Knipper and two of his1 the
mas
Fair have arranged to hold the occasion, the hostess was pre­
CARY MERCANTILE CO.
friends are visiting at the home a big'public
meeting, Thursday sented a useful aluminum tea kettle.
ESTA CA D A ,
-
-
-
O R E G O N . of his father in Bissell.
afternoon, Sept. 24th, at 2 P. M., During the evening progressive
Mrs. C. F. Howe and son led -;at the Family Theatre in Ksta- whist was played, the highest scores
dy were Portland visitors Satur- Cada.
| being won by Mrs. E, \V. Bartlett
day.
Everyone in Eastern ( lacka- and Fred Bartholomew. Mrs. R.
Mrs. Harry La Barre of Gar­ mas county is asked to be pres- h . Currin and A. E. Sparks receiv­
field has returned home after a e d and arrangements will be ed the second highest honors,
made at that time for the second j Those present were Messrs, and
weeks visit in Portland.
fair to be held in 1915 . 1 Mesdames R. Morse. R. M. Stan-
Miss Mable Fanning is again annual
A new committee will be elected dish, J. \Y. Reed, E. \V. Bartlett,
at
work
as
milliner
at
Dales.
We have just received another shipment of those new Her many friends welcome her j to handle the next fair, and it A. E. Sparks, R. H. Currin, E. E.
should comprise men and women Saling, I. D. Wright, Mrs II. V.
1915 Pattern HEATING STOVES and RANGES back to Estacada.
from all sections, and owing to Adix, Miss Helen Bartlett and
Miss Rosa Jannsen of George the large amount of work that F'red Bartholomew.
Tuesday morning for Port­ will have to be done, it should be
Call and see the New Oakwood, with open hearth like left
land where she will attend school a larger committee than the pres- Mrs. William Dale was pleasant­
ly surprised by friends who called
this winter.
j ent one.
a Fire-place. We have all Styles and Grades
Tuesday to wish her a happy birth­
Mr. and Mrs. R. H. Currin en- In order to make a big success day. Mrs. Smith, her daughter,
of Heaters from $1.25 to $20.00
tertained a number of their Cur­ of the next fair, it is necessary added to the enjoyment of the after­
rinsville friends at a small din­ to begin now, for much work has noon by serving light refreshments.
to be done long in advance to in­
ner party Friday evening.
Headquarters for Oliver Plows,
sure good exhibits and a properly j
Nuptials
F'rom twelve until six, Saturday,
conducted exhibition.
Plow repairs, Discs and Drills
Sept. 19th, the Ladies' Aid of the
Malcomb Woodle and Miss Clara
The present committee has Hulve, were quietly married at
M E. Church will serve sandwiches
made a most wonderful showing Vancouver,
and coffee, ice cream and cake.
ash., Tuesday after­
for the initial showr and it w ill1 noon, Sept, W
15th.
graduat­
Mr. J. P. Peterson and wife keep their successors hustling to ing with the class After
of
1913,
Mr
have returned to Portland after improve on their work. This
attended Aurora College
spending a part of the summer committee should be retained as | in Woodle
Illinois.
There he met Miss
a nucleus on any new committee Hulve.
Hardware, Harness and Implements on their farm in Garfield.
The many friends of Mr.
Come to the teacher’s recep­ that may be elected, if they will j | Woodle wish him and his bride suc­
tion in the High School Assembly accept the responsibilities again. cess and happiness. They will re­
Friday evening, at eight oVock, The present committee begs to side near Troutdale, Oregon,
How does your cow average in a milk test?
and get acquainted with the present herewith the following Miss Beatrice Williams, who has
financial statement of the First
Good, clean, wholesome feed, is the first essential. teachers.
spent several summers in Estacada
Annual
East Clackamas Fair:
Horses should die of old age, not disease
Mrs. M. L. Sevier of Viola is
as a guest of her sister, Mrs. C. F.
Receipts
Good, clean, wholesome feed, is the first essential. spending a couple of weeks, visit­
Frazier, was quietly married to Mr.
ing at the home of her daughter, Admission fees________ $141.00 Robert Carson of Portland, Tues­
Healthy swine, bring highest cash price
Good, clean, wholesome feed, is the first essential. Mrs. Win, Hicinbotham of Sheri­ Advertising____________ 79.50 day afternoon at Trinity Church.
Concessions and donations 38.52 Mrs. C. F. Frazier and Mrs. Mor­
dan, Ore.
We sell only
of this city attended the cere­
Miss Myrtle Woodle a former
Total $259.02 ton
mony.
graduate of E. H. S. has taken
Good, clean, wholesome feed
charge of the Viola school for the Premium Disbursements
FOR
lists__________ $113.50 W inners of the Eugenic
coming term. School opened Tents....................
59.75
Cattle, Stock and Poultry
Contest
Mcnnday the 14th.
Badges, tags and tickets. 36.88 East Clackamas
well be
Consult us on lumber prices, before you decide to build.
Good roads are constructed Sundries_____________
34.67 proud of the records may
which
her
( W e can make delivery too.)
throughout Clackamas county.
entries
made
in
the
Eugenic
de­
District 49 reports crushed rock
Total $244.80 partment last week.
Estacada Lumber and Produce Co.
layed as far as the Garfield store. Balance on hand, $14.22.
Of the thirty-two entries, the
rainy weather however is an This report is especially good, eight
$10 a week The
$2 a day
highest were: Alice Hie-
inconvenience.
as no money was contributed inbotham, 96)4; Katherine Ford,
Mrs. H. V. Adix and daughter from outside sources, but the 96; Chrfrles Butler, 96; John
Jean,
were Portland visitors the fair was self supporting. The . Standish, 96; Jean Adix, 96; Pay-
MODERN CONY ENIENCES
latter
part of last week. They thanks of the entire community ’ piond Devore, 9 5 'i; Walter
One of the most delightful Resorts on the Coast were accompanied
home by Vic­ are due this committee
Smith, 95 and Doratha Bittner,
Local and Tourist Trade Solicited
tor, who has been visiting friends
95.
New Pastor Christian Church Drs. Hsviland, Morse, Adix
in that city.
is made that and Wells, together with Miss
D. S. Fleming and family of the Announcement
Estacada
Christian
Church 1 Eva Wash, who judged the men
Palace Meat Market
River Mill returned home from
obtained the services of tal development of the contes­
We handle only the best of meats
the hop fields last week. They have
Brother J. C. Ghormley of Port­ tants, constituted the Board of
not only report an enjoyable but, land,
Lard, Bacon, Sour Kraut, Pickle?.
act as pastor for the Examiners.
Dave says, quite a profitable va­ coming to year.
A complete line of fresh and salt meats.
While much enthusiasm was
cation.
Fresh vegetables in their season.
shown
this year in the Eugenie
Brother Ghormley is at present
Fresh Eggs and Butter.
Cecil Schock left Estacada a student in the Portland Medical Contest, it is to be Ijoped that
FRFD J0RG, Proprietor
Monday morning for Breckin­ College, equiping himself for the next year the community may be
ridge, Colorado where he will duties of a medical missionary in even more interested in the
be employed in construction work India in 1916. He has recently “Better Babies Question.”
Waterbury and Chapman
there. The Superintendent Mr. returned from three years work A large share of the success is
S. C. Hulse of the new work war. in the missionary field in India. due to Mrs. I). M. Marshall’s
"The Busy Store”
formerly in charge of the Upper Mrs. Ghormley
and the
is a graduate I
pa?d Bartlett,
dam.
Bates, eT Sparks,
of the Eugene School of Music dames
Leading Grocery Store
Mr. and Mrs. J. P. Woodle and and with the three children will Morse, Standish and Miss Dillon.
of
son Claude, Mr. and Mrs. P. continue to reside in Portland,
OREGON
ESTACADA
M. E. Church Notes
Kitzmiller of Portland returned but Mr. and Mrs. Ghormley will j In place of the regular services
Monday evening from a ten-day come to Estacada week ends and ' in the Methodist church, Mr.
POP, Wholesale and Retail
Phon*. Main 76.
auto_ trip to the coast. They re­ attend to their church work.
Geo. C. Brownell of Oregon City
port a very pleasant time aside Mr. Ghormley is the son of will
R. G. MARCH BANK
give an address at 8 P. M.
from
the
inclemency
of
the
Brother
J.
F.
Ghormley
of
the
and
the
Quartett will
ICE CREAM
CONFECTIONERY
weather during the latter part of Montavilla Christian Church, who ^ sing. All Eldridge
are
invited
to attend.
TOBACCO
SMOKING ARTICLES
the trip.
is also city missionary for the
CIGARS
LIGHT LUNCH
C. B. Rees.
Reagan who for the city of Portland
S. G. Bettes of Port Huron,
ESTACADA,
OREGON past Miss two Kitty
years has been an oper­ The new pastor is expected to Mich., will speak Thursday even­
ator in the employ of the Esta­ assume his duties the first Sun­ ing, at 8 o'clock in place of the
TRADE AT THE
cada T. & T. Co. left a few days day in October or possibly a week regular choir services. A large
ago to attend the Behnke-Walker earlier.
attendance is expected, and an
ESTACAD A HOME
BAKERY
Business College. The many The Progress and the people of enjoyable time is promised. Mr.
for
patrons of the Company regret j Estacada. will heartily welcome Bettes is spending a short visit
Fancy Groceries. Bakery Goods, Confectionery
Get S. S l H. Trading Stamps.
G. H. LICHTHORN, Prop.
her departure, but wish her sue- the newcomers in their work,
with his friends, Mr. and Mrs.
cess in her new work. Mrs.
U. S. Morgan of Estacada. Mr.
First C. I. C. Dance
Lera Dale will succeed her in the
All I ask
and Mrs. Bettes are covering
telephone
office.
The ladies of the C. I. C. will Oregon in the interests of Prohi­
Is a chance to figure on your
The members of the George K«v« their first dance cf the season, bition. having driven 994 miles
Plumbing and Electric Wiring Commercial
norse and buggy, 132 miles
and Social Chib are at tbe Park Pavillion on Hallowe'en, with
CHAS. M. SPARKS, Estacada, Oregon
afoot,
Mrs. Bettes riding a pony,
working overtime on the erection Oct. 31. All are invited. Every-
2000 miles by rail, crossing
of their new club house. The I body come and help the ladies club. and
the Case: d s twice and the Coast
foundations are already up and
Range
four times.
the building will be finished in ! Hand hills are already out
time for their Community Fair, calling attention to a dance at Tlle KPwor^ Le.sue of the M.
» » I. c? a 1
B. Church will give an enlertam-
Sept. 25th. The George resi­ ti
,.,
.
SEE '
and teacher-* (
dents, who went to the hop yards Barton Hall, Saturday evening. , meut . . to . . the students
schools, on Friday
this fail, have ail returned and Sept. 26th. Ail are invited to 0| tj,e
A. E. S P A R K S
report a pleasant and profitable attend and a good time is prom- 1 evening, Sept. 23th, at 8 o'clock
Pacific States fire Insurance Co.
i in the M . E C h u rch .
ised at both affairs.
trip.
More Stoves
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Make use of our checking service.
No matter the size of your account.
For safety, leave your valuables in the vaults.
When you want to borrow money, either short
or long time, let us help you.
When you want information on good invest­
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For your insurance, our service is of the best.
Feel at home to avail yourself of our conservative
banking service.
IfRO Y D. WALKER. President
THOMAS YOCUM. Vice President
IRWIN D. WRIGHT, Cashier
Interest paid on time deposits.
Hold it up to the light
and see the hole in it
Examine your old coffee pot, tin dipper, tea kettle,
milk pan, wash basin, or any of your metal kitchen ware
and see the light shining through th a t hole in the bottom.
It probably only rusted or burned through, but you need
a new one anyway.
Our new line of FRENCH BLUE ENAMELED WARE
is not all gone yet. Remember, every piece is tagged
and numbered, and you may also win the prize, a
$50. Steel Range FREE
FRENCH BLUE ENAMELED WARE is much superior to
the ordinary gray enameled material and costs
very little more. A full line of kitchen
utensils are made in this ware.
Call at the store at once, as there are about 100 pieces left,
then the lucky purchaser gets the FREE RANGE.
Estacada Furniture Co.
Green Trading
Stamp»
UNDERTAKERS
Sch ool B o o ks
Are now on sale at the
ESTACADA PHARMACY
Register early and get your books while stock is complete.
No Credit given on School books.
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Our Sacrifice Sale Goes Merrily On
All previous records were broken Tuesday and Wed­
nesday. The First and Second days of this Sale hun­
dreds of eager customers thronged our store.
It will pay you well to come in each day, for we will
continue the Cut and Slash prices all this month.
Each and Every 50th purchaser will get a Brand New
Dollar Bill fRFl during entire sale.
Cdry Mercantile Co.
“ Your S tore”