D over Doings
(Contributed)
Bruce Schminky, who is attend
ing the 0. A. C. spent the week
end with his parents of this place.
Work on the building of the R.
C. Frace home, on the former
Strawbridge place will soon be
gin, as the lumber is now being
hauled by Fred Anderson, Joseph
De Shazer and Mr. Frace.
Dover experienced a runaway
one day last week, when a horse
belonging to a Portland salesman,
took fright at a watering trough
and was only brought to a stand
still by the Updegrave boys, af
ter a mile run. No harm was
done to horse or vehicle.
Mr. and Mrs. Kitzmiller and
Walter Kitzmiller motored up the
Columbia Highway Sunday to
Bonneville.
The Dover School Board met
Friday and arranged for some
slight alterations in the school
building and the installation of
some play apparatus.
Mr. and Mrs. H. H. Udell and
family spent Easter at the home
of her father, James Gibson of
Barton.
I Must Quit Business
April 13 th
will be my last day in Estacada
*
I have been forced
to accept a position
where my income
will be more than
now.
I must leave Esta
cada by April 14th,
and so am offering
Everything In Stock
50 c on the $1
in order to raise money quickly
Chicken Stealing Still Prevalent
The epidemic of chicken steal
ing in this part of the county,
which in the last few weeks has
represented many dozen fowls,
last week took on a wholesale at
titude, with several Eagle Creek
farmers being the losers.
The stealing has no! been con
fined to any one district, with re
ports first coming in from Als-
paugh, then from Springwater
and Viola and last week from
Eagle Creek and Barton.
Whoever the thief is, he is a
clever one, leaving no traces of
his work, other than the empty
hen coops and probably uses a
machine in getting away with
his spoils.
Peter Ruhl of George spent a
few days last week in Portland
on a business and pleasure trip.
All work must be called for before April 14th.
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A. L Lasswell, assistant cash
ier of the Estaeada State Bank,
last week leased the modern
bungalow on Currin Street, own
ed by Mrs. H. V. Adix. Until
the latter part of the month, the
lessee will feather the nest and
temporarily#occupy the house as
bachelor quarters.
C. M. Davis of Springwater
this week purchased a Rock Is
land tractor, which will be used
on his farm, the machine having
arrived on Tuesday’s freight
from Portland.
Mr. Wm. Dale of Estaeada is
reported to be steadily on the
road to recovery and is able to
sit up a few hours at a time at
present.
B. C. Looney of Molalla spent
a few days visiting among rela
tives in Currinsville and Estaeada
this week.
Frank Ewing of Springwater
and R. M. Standish of Estaeada
returned Saturday from a five
days Lip in the mountains, hav
ing covered about eighty miles of
mud and snow covered trail.
They were unable to reach their
destination, Timothy Meadows,
owing to the slushy condition of
the deep snows beyond the In
take Cabin on the Oak Grove.
Mrs. I. D. Wright of Estaeada
has been spending several days
in Portland recently, visiting her
mother, Mrs. Hill, who last week
si ccessfully underwent an opera
tion at a private hospital.
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