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About Eastern Clackamas news. (Estacada, Or.) 1916-1928 | View Entire Issue (Aug. 23, 1917)
4 Lodge Folks in Auto Accident \ About ten o ’clock last night (Wednesday), after an evening spent at the Rebecca Lodge weiner-roast in Lovell’s (¡rove, Rob Currin o f Currinsviile. driv ing his Ford car containing Mrs. Owen Smiih and son Walter, Mrs. Henry Spiessandson Fred erick and Mrs. L. E. Belfils o f Estacada, ran < ft' the roadway bridge cros i ig Harkenrider Creek on the Estaeada-Currins- ville Road, with disastrous re sults. Mr. Currin claims the accident was due to a defective steering gear. The result was the over turning of the car with the oc cupants spilled out, but luckily none was seriously injured, al though Mrs. Smiih received a br )ken collar-bone, Mr. Currin a bruised eye and strained arm and -Mrs. Belfils a slight scalp cut. Red plavcards reading “ 1 Be long to the Fo> s Pig Club Stop and See My P ig " are ow to be seen at ftie entrances to several farms in this community, these signs being furnished by the O. A. C Pig Club odicia's, for the advertising o f their members and their stock. "D o c ” Allen o f the 0. A. C., who is in charge o f this import ant work among the boys o f the state, was a visitor in this ct m- munity last Saturday, where he investigated the work o f the local club and examined their pigs. "D o c” says, "The pigs being raised by the members o f the Estacada Boys Pig Club are the best o f any similar organization in the state and should be ex hibited at the State Fair, where Dances Sept. 1st and 8th they should take prizes.” Attention is again ealled by The members o f the E-tacada the ladies o f the C I. C. to their club are Ted Saling, Floyd Hale harvest dance, occuring at the Estacada Pavilion, all night. and Zeona Coop of Currinsviile, September 1st. Good music and Thomas McKay o f Upper Eagle good refreshments are promised ICretk, Gilbert Shearer and A r and all are invited to participate. thur Duncan o f Garfield, Victor Posters are also out announc Ficken o f Spring-water and Hen- ing a dance at Cogswell’s Hall in Eagle Creek, Saturday evening, 1 ry Dillon and Clyde Denny o f Sep ember 8th, to which all are Estacada. invited. For instance, Clyde Denny last year invested $50 in a Du- Ken Bartlett Called to Colors ' roc sow and this spring sold seven o f the offsprings for $10 The Fourteenth Red Cross Ambulance Corps, known as the each and now has his original University o f Oregon organiza sow and one boar, besides his tion. has been ordered to Ameri profits. can Lake on Sept. 1st. Similar profits are due the In this corps is Ken Bartlett other members of the club and o f Estacada, who holds a se - geancy. Ken is now working in the good ultimately done this the harvest fields in Eastern Or community by these boys’ e f egon, but will probably report forts is far reaching. % with his company on time. We are still selling Lard At Last Spring’s Prices 10 pound pail Pure Lard - $2.75 5 “ " " “ ■ 1.40 10 “ Pearl Shortening 2.25 a it i a 1.15 5 i ♦ + + + ♦ + + ♦ + Olym pic Flour $ 3 .0 0 Sugar— Fruit— $9.25 + + •*> + + + ♦ + + "Your Satisfaction is Our Success" East Clackamas Supply Co. Estacada, Oregon. + : Aeroplanes are not in our line ♦ + but * Mrs. W. A. Heyiman o f Esta cada returned this week from a two weeks trip, visiting Seattle, Spokane and other points. Mrs. Heyiman was the guest o f her son. W. H. Heyiman in Spokane, who has recently been appointed a Captain in the Quartermaster’s Dept. The return trip was made by auto through Eastern Oregon, where the harvesting was a sight well worth traveling many miles to see. I Plumbing, Water Systems and Lighting Plants! are all going up. C. C. Miller We ran save you money. Plumbing Steam Fitting— Tinn ing OIL COOK STOVES NEW HARTFORD and FLORENCE Miss Eunice Richards o f Port land was a week-end guest at theJ. W. Reed home in Estacada. House Paint, Dekoratos and Enamels LAWN MOWERS - GRASS SCYTHES for the Walls anil Ceilings. We carry in stork the celebrated Chinamel, Varnishes and Floor Oil Northern King for the Furniture, Woodwork and Floors. Quirk Kuttinir Mower» and Scythe» BERT H - Mrs. C. C. Saling o f Currins- vilie, entertained a number o f friends at a chicken dinner last Sunday. with Sherman-Williams or Acme ready mixed For a Quirk Hot Fire, they are equal to (»as. Boulevard Virgil Maffei o f Eagle Creek took a bad fall from a horse ear ly this week, resulting in a biok- en leg and knocked-out front tooth. T UP n o CLEM UP an- faxt Itoroming the favorite with th»‘ Housewife Superior Slop and See the Pij,! a k d w a r f E H. H FINCH — a r n e s s s t a c a d a , - O I m p l e m e n t s r eg o n •