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About Estacada progress. (Estacada, Or.) 1908-1916 | View Entire Issue (May 27, 1915)
I I News Buy Fruit Jars Now W e bought before the last two market Notes Prom All Sections F. C. Puckett and family, for merly o f Canton, S. D., last week moved onto the Leon Jones’ place in Garfield. Jones some time ago disposed o f the property and is residing in Idaho. May Bargains Cascade Roofing Paper $1.25 per 100 sq ft. Cross Panel Doors 1.25 each Assortment of Windows Bargain Prices New Shipment of Feed Just Received This Week. Not to b e outdone by Trapper advances and are going to give Estacada Lum ber & Produce Co. Morton o f Estacada, Harry Bit you the benefit, but our supply tner o f Elwood, who is in charge o f the flood-dam on Clear Creek, The interior o f the Viola church Bob Mattoon o f Estacada met is somewhat limited. last Thursday night caught a has been repainted, the work be with an arcident last Monday skunk under his bed, in a trap ing in charge o f Thomas Jubb. while working with the steam set for chipmunks. roller, which necessitated a coup Rev. A. J. Montgomery will oc Send in your orders now Mr. and Mrs. Wm. BaH of cupy the pulpit at the Eagle le o f stitches in a gash on hi3 and we will reserve what you want Springwater and his mother, Creek church next Sunday even head. Mrs. M. J. Bard, made an auto ing at 7.45 o ’ clock. Mrs. Mary McWillis Boyd and trip to Wooduurn, on the 15th, baby o f Portland are spending a Mr. and Mrs. Henry Beers and to visit relatives, returning a couple o f weeks in Estacada, vis Mrs. Gus Donley o f Gresham Mason Jars with Zinc Covers couple of days later They re spent Sunday at the John Gith- iting at the home o f her parents, port muddy roads, but the “ little Mr. and Mrs. W. E. McWillis. Pints per dozen - - 50c en’s home in Alspaugh. Ford rambled right along” . Quarts per dozen . - 55c Mr. and Mrs. A. E. Sparks, j Manager H. G. Trowbridge o f S. L. Fisher and family o f Half-gallon per dozen - 85c the East Clackamas Supply Co. entertained a few friends last Extra caps for the above jars, per dozen 15c ; Springwater have moved to Pa spent several days o f last week Monday evening, at a duplicate cific City, Oregon, where he is in Portland, buying the stock for whist party, followed by a deli These are the ordinary Mason Jars in charge o f a dairy ranch. cious supper. , the new store. rnd require rubbers. I. M. Parks and son Bert o f { S. J. Eddy and wife o f Portland The Viola school will close Fri Elwood left this week for a trip day, the 28th., with a program were the week end guests o f it. by team through southeastern and dinner. The best wishes of B. Gibson and wife o f Eagle Economy Jars with patent lids Oregon, where they will seek a the pupils and parents are ex Creek. permanent location. tended the teacher, Miss. Myrtle Mr. and Mrs. Ray Woodle of Pints per dozen - - 80c Mrs. H. V. Adix o f Estacada Woodle o f Estacada and they Eagle Creek spent last Sun< ay Quarts per dozen - 95c entertained a few friends last! hope for her return another sea at Troutdale, visiting at the Half-gallon per dozen - $1.35 Saturday evening, in honor of son. home o f Malcolm Woodle and Extra Caps for the above jars, per dozen 20c her guests, Mr. and Mrs. J. R. Mrs. J. W. Dowty o f Alspaugh wife. Harkins o f Portland. entertained six guests at a de A number o f Viola people at Mr. and Mrs. H. G. Trow lightful luncheon last Saturday. tended the Oregon City Booster bridge of Estacada entertained a Kerr Mason Self Sealing Jars Mr. and Mrs. M. C. Glover o f Day celebration last Saturday. few Garfield friends at dinner ! Eagle Greek were delegates to Mrs. Adolph Wiederhold of No rubbers required last Sunday at the Hotel Esta the State Grange which conven Bissell attended the graduation Pints per dozen 55c cada, in honor o f Miss Esther ed recently at Tillamook. o f her daughter Adelphine, from Quarts per dozen 65c Revell, who is leaving this week Mrs. Helen Massey o f Portland St. Joseph’ s Hospital training for California. Half-gallon per dozen 95c is spending a couple o f weeks in school at Vancouver, this week. Extra Caps for the above will fit any Everyone is invited to attend Estacada, as the guest o f her sis- Mrs. M. L. Sevier o f Viola is Mason jars per dozen 25c the dance and basket-social at uer, Mrs. Geo. Dale. still obliged to use crutches, but the Barton hall, for the benefit Owing to the inclement weath hopes to discard them by July. o f the Barton base-ball team, er, the attendance at the annual Miss Lulu Sprouse, teacher of next Saturday evening. Eagle Creek picnic was not up the Elwood school, left this week Attention Housewives Dr. E. Smith, the veterinary to the average o f former years, for her home in California. surgeon o f Gresham, has been an but a goodly crowd was present The sermon at the Christian Estacada visitor several times in nevertheless. State Grange Mas church next Sunday morning, at W e have now in the hands of the Prog the past few weeks, attending to ter C. E. Srence gave a short 11 o ’clock, will be the City of a number o f sick horses nearby. talk and the music by the Gar I God; in the evening, at 7:45, the ress, a printing order for 80,000 fruit jar field band was enjoyed. 'sermon will be The Old Time Miss Esther Revelll, who has and jelly labels. W hile they last we A special meeting o f the elders Religion. A chart will be used. been in charge o f the Tracy will give free with every order for Fruit school for the past season, left o f the Springwater church was Arrangements are being made Jars or Groceries enough of these labels Monday for California, where held Monday at the home o f Wm | to use the stereopticon in the ihe will spend the summer. Bard. Subjects dealing with the evening services. to label all your fruit for this year. Miss Revell will be in charge o f betterment o f the church and Martin Anderson o f Portland El spent the week-end at the P. Nel he Damascus school, the coming community were discussed. leason. The Tracy school closed ders, Wm. Bard, J. F. Moger, J- son home in Elwood, which place You need our labels, ast Friday, with suitable exer- C. Peterson and pastor, C. F. was formerly owned by Mr. And :ises, an exhibition o f the pupils’ Aue were present. erson. we need your business work and a picnic. Born—May 23rd to Mr. and Stanley Granatzki o f Elwood Walter Givens o f Estacada re Mrs. Harvey Marshal o f Gar is building an addition to his ports the receipt o f a telegram field, a son. house, to be used as a kitchen. Our Slogan.- ast Monday, advising that Mrs. Stanford Cox o f Estacada, who Frank Ewing o f the Upper Jivens and children were leaving is working in the mountains Dam, engineer in charge o f the ••A .Satisfied Customer is Our Best Advertisement" Manhattan, Kan. the next day, above Dodge, was taken ill last P. R. L. & P. C o.’s interests on ind expected to arrive home the week and it was necessary for the Upper Clackamas, is making >7th. Mrs. Givens was called Dr. Adix to make a trip up there, a trip into the mountains of TRACY 4 GIVENS ;ast several months ago, owing but inasmuch as the doctor com Washington, beyond Lewis Sul ;o the sudden death o f her moth- bined rhododendron picking with phur Springs, in the interests of *r, and since then has been visit- business, all concerned are feel- the company’ s hydraulic depart Estacada, - Oregon. ng among relatives and friends. i ing better. ment.