Dodge Sales Large
The Cascade Garage of Esta-
cada, reports the sale o f six cars
in the past week or so, the pur­
chasers being John Myers, Dr.
J. H. McSloy, R. E. Essonof the
Boring district; Dr. R. B. Bach­
elor of Sandy; Dr. Bertha Devore
o f Drain and John Kiggins of
Springwater.______
I
Canning Time
will
Grading has been going on in
Garfield No. 49 road district,
along the upper end of the mail
route, near the Sauer place, in
charge of Supervisor Lemon.
Ray Eschleman of Estacada
has received the position of jani­
tor of the Estacada schools, tak­
ing the place of Luther Henthorn,
who is leaving Estacada.
Cecil Schqck of Estacada in a
letter from El Paso, Texas writes
that he is working as a dragline
operator, with three years work
in sight at $125. per month. He
reports Noble McMillan of Esta­
cada to be considering entering
the engineering work with the
same company.
City Jail On Fire
In order to demonstrate to the
Estacada city council the efficacy
o f Pyrene hand fire extinguish­
ers, a salesman Tuesday after­
noon, with the consent and aid
o f the councilmen and a crowd
o f onlookers, started a roaring
fire in the city jail building, then
with two quarts of the extin­
guisher completely extinguished
the flames.
The fire was allowed to get a
good start, with flames leaping
through the wooden walls and
bed bugs and similar remem­
brances o f the town’s guests,
beating it for fresh air. As a
disinfector for the building and
as an example o f the workings
o f the extinguisher, it was a suc­
cess. The city council are con­
sidering installing a number of
these extinguishers in public
places, for emergency use.
be here.
Jars, Caps, Rubbers and Jelly Glasses
As delegates representing the
Estacada I. 0. 0. F. and Rebec­
ca lodges, John Ely, E. B. Byers,
Chas Kitching, Mrs. L. E. Bel-
fils and Mrs. Archie Yocum, are
this week in Roseburg attending
the State convention. The three
men made the trip in W. A.
Jones’ ‘ auto, with the ladies
going by train.
Last week, the Redlands Saw
Mill, owned and operated by Roy
and John Mattoon, sons of com­
missioner W. H. Mattoon, was
completely destroyed by fire, tot­
aling a loss of about $2500.
soon
Check up on your canning supplies —
see what is needed to fill your wants—
bring your list to us—we have a full supply of
Delegates Go To Roseburg
Rev. Aue has dispensed with
his horse “ Billy” and replaced
him with a Metz automobile
“ The Spinsters’ Convention"
Have
you
got
your
S t r a w Hat ?
S e e Ou r s
Before
You
Buy
Get the Habit and Trade at
PARK & C L O S N E R
Broadway at 2nd
What
is
more
desirable
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Estacada, Oregon
Present
THAN
♦
“ E. H. S.” Initial Rings - Solid Silver
$1. to $1.25
”
-
” Gold
2.50 to 3.
♦
"Friendship Links” including starter Solid Silver 25c
♦
Filled Gold 50c
♦ Wrist W a t c h e s ............................................... $5.
+ Men’s
”
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Elgin or Waltham
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$5.50
♦
Bracelets, Scarf Pins, Brooches, Cuff Links,
*
Lavaliers, Pendants and any special
*
a r t i c l e s o f your own d e s i g n ,
*
M A D E TO O R D E R
F. E. Beckwith
ESTACADA,
Miss Mary Murphy of Tacoma,
a grand daughter of Mr. and
Mrs. C. L. Allen o f Estacada, is
the house guest of her aunt, Mrs.
C. E. Surfus.
The Misses Della Lovell and
Echo Wade o f Currinsville, en­
tertained the E. H. S. senior
class and faculty at the former’s
home, last Tuesday evening.
for
a Graduation
The above heading does not
mean that the bachelor girls of
this community are going to hold
a convention, but is the title of a
clever play, which will be given
Saturday evening, May 27th by
the Springwater Ladies Aid So­
ciety at the Grange Hall. The
proceeds will go towards church
improvements and all are invited
to attend. Curtain raises at 8:15
sharp.
The Jeweler
OREGON
Herbert Scupham of Cazadero,
of the railway company’s engi-
neering forces, who has been
stationed in Portland for several
months past, has returned to the
Upper Dam site, where he will
hereafter handle the work at
that point and on the upper river.
Willis Mayfield, recently of Es­
I tacada, but now residing at Glad­
stone, was seriously ill this week,
but is now reported improving.
As Gladstone doctors seemed un­
able to relieve his complaint, he
insisted on an an Estacada phy­
sician making the trip to min­
ister to him.
John Ferguson, District Fire
Warden of Estacada, Portland
and outlying points, is reported
to have met with an accident a
week or so ago, while working
on the trails near Molalla, re­
sulting in a broken ankle.
Born, to Mr. and Mrs. D. A.
Jones of Springwater, May 19th,
d daughter. The young lady has
been named Lois Grace Jones.
Alec Botkin of Garfield is still
confined to his bed, suffering
from a severe attack of sciatica.
The Barton school expects to
hold a standardization rally, May
31st. Supt. Calavan and Super­
visor Vedder will be present,
with exercises and entertainment
appropriate to the occasion.
Dr. Bertha Devore of Drain,
Oregon, who is visiting at the
home of her brother, C. W. De­
vore of Estacada, last week pur­
chased a Chevrolet roadster,
which brother Claude is keeping
in working order to and from
Oregon City, where he is this
week acting as one of the official
ballot counters.
Wm. Palmateer of Morgan,
Oregon is spending a few days
in Estacada and Garfield, visit­
ing among relatives.
Mr. and Mrs. George Douglass
and daughter Harriet, and Frank
Dowty of Portland spent the
week-end at the J. W. Dowty
home in Alspaugh. About two
weeks ago, Frank Dowty had the
misfortune to injure his hand in
a motorcycle accident and has
been unable to work since.
The many friends of Mr. and
Mrs. Luther Henthorn, regret
their contemplated removal from
Estacada to Washington, Kansas,
where Mr. Henthorn will go into
farming. The household goods
are being shipped this week and
the family expect to leave within
a few days.
Advise Me What You Have For Sale
LIVESTOCK
and let me know as far in advance as possible.
NOTE: —A “ Top H og” , which is the one that brings the best profits to the
should be fat, in good condition and .weigh from 16T> to 225 pounds.
GIVENS,
grower,
estacada
The Man Who Has Helped To Build Up The Local Livestock Industry.