Estacada progress., February 11, 1915, Image 5

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BOKN Fehiuan 5th, to Mr. News Notes From All Sections
and Mrs. W. L. Smith of Eagle
A baby hov arrived at the home
H ie mutcrtul w ltli which to pack the Creek, a daughter.
of Mr, and Mrs. Luther Hetithnrn
ttitiullcs in Ktoraui' may la* almimt any­
Steven Peszntcker of Gat field, of Estacada. last Saturday night,
thing that is easily kept moist anil
who is ill with pueutnonia. is re­ Feb. 61b.
that has no Injurious ipialitles Splint:
I mini moss, such as nurserymen use. Is ported to he getting along nicely.
Mrs. C. M. Walker of Forest
I the hest o f all 01(1 saw dust that will
Mr. and Mrs. K. M. Hutton, late Gtove, visited for a few da\s re­
I not ferment Is very good and is rattler of the Estacada Hotel, left for Fort- cently at the home of her sister,
easily obtained. L eaf tun'd front the
Albers' Molasses Feed
land last Friday night, where they : Mrs. H. V. Adix of Estacada.
w oods is m»od. Sand is very heavy to
handle and neeessitnti-s washing the will reside permanently.
Mrs. W. M. Yonce of Estacada
Protein
11.82%
scions In order to act rid o f grit.
Bob March hank of Estacada, is j returned home last Saturday night,
Fat
4.01
T o sit in up. tint most Important |a>ints wearing the broad smile, that wel­ after a weeks absence at St Helens,
are as follow s:
Fibre
14.03
comed a new baby,hot," into htsj where her brother is ill with pneu­
First -H o o d soil and good culture
home last Sunday morning. Mis. monia
Carbohydrates 52.03
are essential, with plenty o f light to
proiluee young wood that la well stored Marchhauk and son are getting |
Born— Sunday February 71b. a
Moisture
12.75
with atarehy m atter and thut haa well along finely, with Mrs. Bland as son. to Mr. and Mrs. Scheidereilrr
nurse.
developial lillds
Ash
5.36
of Springwater.
S econd.— Cut only the most vigorous j
Thos. Morton an' Milton Evans
Adolph Peterson of Astoria is
i of
the lust year’s growth.
T his Is
In A Ton
found on the topm ost and furthest I of Estacada, with the assistance of visiting at the home of Joe Cahill Jr.
their
mothers
gave
a
delightful
j ends o f the branches.
of Eagle Creek.
400 lbs. Molasses
I T hird.—T ie bundles with durable ma- 'dancing and card party, last Fr'day
Mr. De Ford of Barton, who re­
j evening at the Odd Fellow’s Hall.
| terlal and label plainly at once.
230 lbs. Soy Bean
Fourth.—I>o the cutting In the early About thirty guests were present cently met with a serious accident,
is able to he about again.
|mrt o f winter, before aeverely cold land remained until a late horn.
400 lbs. Ground Barley
weather.
Miss Elizabeth Reid of Garfield,
970 lbs. Mill Run
Bob Morton, late star athlete of
F ifth —Store In dam p m aterial In a
the E. H S is casting credit upon who has been attending the Univer­
<*ool place.
All we ask is that you give it a trial.
his alma-mater and coach Ford, by sity ot Washington, is expected to
return home the latter part of this
Friends will he pleased to hear his fine basket ball playing on the |
varsity squad of the University of i week, where she will remain the
that Mrs. Notn Tracy an d daughter
Tracy & Givens
Oregon.
The squad is making a balance of the year.
of Garfield are getting along nicelv thousand mile trip through the
The King’ s Daughters of the E s­
Estacada,
Oregon.
! and it is likely that the typhoid Northwest, meeting rival colleges ; tacada M. E. Church will have a
and athletic club teams
i will soon have run its course
candy booth at the School Fair,
Feb. izth, so dont miss bringing
along vour money, while visiting
thy fair.
D. G . White of Viola spent sev­
eral days in Medford last week,
I
disposing of some property which
he owned there.
W. P. Ferrel of Barton recently
made a trip into Garfield, where he
is considering the purchase of more
cattle, for his Deep Creek farm.
Mr. Beckett of Portland, last week
moved onto his Eagle Creek farm,
Our 1915* Record Service Innovation.
where he will reside permanently.
Dick Gibson of Eagle Creek, and
Hearing and Selecting Records at Home
Earl Shtbley of Springwater, recent­
If you have an Edison Phonograph or a V tc-
ly traded horses. Each one is care­
tor or Victrola, or a Columbia or Grafonola, or
fully inspecting his new steed, real­
one of Edison's latest diamond point disc phon­
izing tltat all is fair in love and a
ographs, you will be glad to hear of our new
horse trade.
service by which records may be selected in
The Estacada State Bank, in keep­
your own home.
ing with their policy of operating a
The New Plan Is Simply This:
home bank, have arranged to handle
the details of tax payments free for
For every four records that you
all persons wishirg the service.
agree to buy \vc will send one dozen
free trial. Orders may be placed by
The many friends o f C. F.
telephone or mail. All the latest rec­
[ Howe o f Estacada, are pleased to
ords as well as the old popular favorites.
I see him out and around again,
after his recent illness.
Free City Delivery.
On Saturday afternoon, Janu­
Out of town deliveries by parcels post, which
ary 30th, Mrs. Clarence O ’ Neal
is prompt and safe. Sufficient postage as fol­
o f Morrow Glen, entertained a
lows should he included for each dozen to be
bevy o f young ladies to a delight­
sent by post on trial.
ful luncheon.
Victor or Columbia records 10 inch lie per dozen
Mr. and Mrs. Walter Givens
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Victor or Columbia records l i inch 15 c per dozen
are tendering a reception next
Edison diamond disc records
11 c per dozen
Friday evening at the Estacada
Edison cylinder records
Uc per dozen
Christian Church to the members
o f the church and their families.
For this new record service address "Record Service Department”
The Rev. Kady preached at
Viola last Sunday afternoon and
evening and conducted the ser­
vices at Redlands in the morning.
When To Cut Scions
Cheaper than Bran
and Shorts for Cows
Concluded from page 4
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We repair phonographs ; expert workman, prompt service. Old
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“ All the makes, all the records, all the time.”
Dr. H. V. Adix o f Estacada, is
improving the appearance of
Main S t , by having his garage
painted by L. G. Reisland.
The Garfield Round Table met
last Uonday night at the home of
R, C. Deming, with Miss Edna
Deming acting as hostess.
The Estacada High School bas­
ket bail team will play the fast
Canby High School team, at the
; Estacada Pavilion, next Satur-
i day evening. Feb. 13th.