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About Eastern Clackamas news. (Estacada, Or.) 1916-1928 | View Entire Issue (Sept. 6, 1917)
Berry Pickers Sight Aeroplane We Ladies F or* Several small sizes of Ladies House Dresses $1. and $1.25 Less than the cost of the cloth. Silk and Wool Union Suits $3 Wool Union Suits $3 Cotton Union Suits 50c and 75c These were purchased before the advance in prices and we are selling them at the old prices. Wool Batts Comfort Size - $2.25 each “Your Satisfaction is Our Success” East Clackamas Supply Co. Estacada, Oregon. + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + ♦ + ♦ + : Aeroplanes are not in our line but + * I Plumbing, Water Systems and Lighting Plants t are all prompt up. C. C. Miller We can save you money. Plum bing- Steam Fitting—Tinning When In Need Of * Eag'e Creek Notes Contributed Great excitement reigned in The threshing in t;us neighbor the camp of huckleberry pickers hood is being done by the Chas. at the foot of Squaw Mountain Krebs threshing crew. last Saturday evening, when all Mrs. Dick Gibson made a h ip in the party, consisting of the to Portland the first of Iasi week. Misses Roberta and Elizabeth Reid and Wilma Duncan of Gar Mrs. Will Douglass accompan field. Miss Echo Wade of Cur- ied her sister, Miss Della Sween rinsville and Charles Duncan of ey and nephews, Albert and Mel Garfield, for three minutes wit vin Douglass, as far as Portland nessed the flight of an aeroplane Saturday, on their way to their along the top of the ridge be home in Stevenson, Washington. yond the mountain. J. P. Woodle and son, Ray, are The ranger in charge of the i building the new woodshed for Squaw Mountain Lookout Station the school. did not see it, but reports having Mr. and Mrs. S. J. Eddy ar d had a number of reports from son, Bruce, came out to Dick other campers of the presence Gibson’s Saturday evening, to several times of the machine in visit for a couple of days. Mrs. that vicinity within the past two Eddy remained for a longer stay weeks. There is no doubt of the aero but Mr. Eddy returned home plane having been seen as all Monday. witnesses agree in its descrip Mrs. Mary Gerling and daugh- tion but state that despite its I ters are the guests of the form nearness of less than two miles, er’s sister, Mrs. E. Naylor. no sound of the engine could be Alex. Baker and J. Orke went distinguished. the other day, Despite reports current early I huckleberrying home the third day in the season that but a medium returning 25 gallons of berries. crop of huckleberries was to be with Several from this neighborhood found in the mountains this year, have gone to the huckleberiy unusually large quantities have patch this week. been brought out this week, in cluding 35 gallons by the Charles Dover Doings Duncan party of Garfield and 55 Contributed gallons by the Beebe-DeShields George Sawtelle, rural mail party of Lower Garfield, the lat carrier, since he the is driving a ter having picked in the Plaza span of mules, is making better patch. time over his rotite. “Her Beloved Enemy” The Misses Carrie and Jennie Doris Grey and Wayne Arey of DeShazer of Sandy spent the the Thanhouser Company will be week-end with relatives in Dover. seen next Thursday evening, Mrs. N. Schminky and Mrs. F. Sept. 13th at the Estacada Fami Ahnert and son Ralph left Sun ly Theatre in the five reel feature day for the hop-fields. play, “Her Beloved Enemy.” Victor Bodley On Saturday evening, Sept. 8th and Mr. Mr. and and Mrs. Wm. Milne of will be shown the “Pathe News”, Portland spent Mrs. Labor Day in the 13th episode of “ Pearl of the Dover. Army” , the “ Ford Weekly” and a two reel comedy, entitled Mrs. C. B. Stone and three “Schemer Skinny’s Scheme.” children of Dallas are visiting at Tonight, Sept. 6th, will be the home of her sister. Mrs. C. shown Gladys Hulette in “Pots E. Dubois of Estacada. having and Pans Peggie”, which is ad lately visited at the home of her vertised as even better than other sister, Mrs. John Hamil “The Shine Girl.” ton, Sr. of Viola. Hardware and Farm Machinery Dont forget that we have a store full of Builder's and Heavy Hardware Stoves and Ranges And A Warehouse Full Of Plows, Harrows, Discs, Drills, Wagons and Spreaders Come In and Inspect Our Stock We ('an Save You Money On What Hardware or Farm Machinery You May Need. B E R T H. F I N C H H a r d wa r e — H a r n e s s - I mplements E s t a c a d a , - O regon