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F. & M. Club To Meet
A meeting of the Farmers &
Merchants Club is announced for
Monday evening, December 3rd.
A detailed announcement of this
important gathering will appear
in these columns next week.
At this dinner-meeting will be
the annual election of officers and
the more important consideration
of the annual county budget.,
Make your plans to be present
and your reservations thru any
of the following committee, J.W.
Heed, Frank Ewing or R. M.
Standish.
Warren Barr and Fred Bannis
ter of Estacada, made a trip to
Po tland Wednesday, with the
in.ention of enlisting in the For
e-try Corps, now being organiz
ed l here.
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Miss Helen Hoss of Gresham
was a guest at the Currin home
in Currinsville for a few days
recently.____
The latest addition to the fac
ulty of the E. H. S. is Prof. Fred
Jorg, instructor in Cuts. Chops,
Steaks and Stews. Fred on
Wednesday gave an interesting
lecture in his market to the mem
bers of the Domestic S c ie n c e
class of the high school, who un
der the direction of Miss Shrep-
el, are familiarizing themselves
in the art of meat buying, learn
ing when and where the 30c cuts
come from and how to make an
imitation filet-mignon steak from
a 10c soup bone.
Lee Bronson of Estacada is
leaving shortly for a business
trip to Montana, where he has
been called in connection with
the settlement of the estate of
his sister, Mrs. Jack Bourbonia
of Missoula.
PARK & CLOSNER
W. A. Jones and Hugh Men
denhall, formerly of Estacada but
now of Portland, spent a day last
week in this community.
One of the pleasant features,
incident to the Estaeaua Van
couver football game last Friday,'
was the presence at the game of
Otis Wagner of Estacada, who
for the past six months has been
an inmate of the Vancouver Bar
racks Hospital and who is now
well along towards receivery.
Albert C. Demurest, who made
his home in Garfield during the
past year, and who enlisted in
Troop B. early in the season,
was married November 19th to
Miss Lillian Phillips of New
York, the ceremony being per
formed at Camp Mills, where the
groom, who is a lieutenant, is
stationed.
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B. F. Cogswell of Eagle Creek
wishes to make announcement
that at the Thanksgiving Eve
dance, to take place at his hall,
Thompson’s orchestra of Port
land will furnish the music, the
engagement with the Lew Hub
bard orchestra having been can
celled.
Henry Trapp of Garfield last
week lost a valuable horse, being
one of his handsome gray team,
with the other animal now sick.
J. W. Edwards, Miss Mamie
Edwards and Mrs. Elizabeth Dav
is of Portland and Mr. and Mrs.
Paul Fisher ami family of Fair-
view, were recent visitors at the
home of Mr. and Mrs. H. M.
Duus in Garfield.
Mrs. Charles Hitching of Cur
rinsville spent Saturday at the
home of Mr. and Mrs. George
Hitching in Portland.
Eagle Creek Notes
Contribute«!
Eagle Creek Grange met last
Saturday, but, owing to the busy
season a very small number of
the members was present. Af
ter partaking of a fine dinner, a
short but interesting meeting
w s held, with Worthy Master,
F. W. Bates, in the chair. It was
decided by the Grange to enjoy
a Christinas pie at the next meet
ing December Id. Each member
is to bring an inexpensive pres
ent, tied in a parcel, a string
about two feet long attached,
• and all are placed in a pan
with a browui paper cover. The
pan put on the altar, and to a
march, ail pass by and pull a
string, return to seats and in
answer to roll-call show their
present. This with a Christmas
story and Christmas quotatioi s
awakens good cheer in the heart
and makes it do all the good pos
sible in the Christmas month.
Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Gibson
were calling at the home of Mrs.
Viola Douglass last Thursday
evening.
Mr. and Mrs. J. P. Woodle and
son Joe, motored to Trouidale on
Saturday, being the guests of
Claude ami Malcolm Woodle while
there.
Mr. and Mrs. Roy Douglass
were Logan visitors Sunday.
Geo. Douglass came out from
Portland Saturday, and helped
his nephew, Car« Douglass, dig
iiis potatoes.
Mr. Affolter sold seven head of
beef cattle to M. J. Herkes the
other day.
Several of the farmers in this
vicinity sold some hogs to W.
Givens on Monday.
Mrs. McKay was an Estacada
visitor on Monday.
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Estacada, Oregon
Mrs. Sam H. Barr of Estacada
visited Mrs. J. L. Freeman of
Huber over tlu week-end.
Miss Eva Edwards of Port lain!
attended the Red Cross dance
Saturday night at Eagle Creek
and spent Sunday at the Herman
Dims home in Garfield.
Miss Bessie Wallace, who for
the past year has been at Chico,
California, is now visiting at the
home of her brother, Herman
Wallace of Currinsville.
Trie Estacada CJarage reports
the sale this week or Ford cars
to Win, Bletch and Win. Myers
of Springwaier and Dodge and a
two ion Den by truck to J. (’.
Young of Logan.
Mrs. H. M. Duus of Garfield
went to Portland Tuesday to hid
good-bye to her brother Henry
Edwards, who left Wednesday,
having enlisted in the aviation
service.
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first-class condition and $750
parlor grand piano. These are
bargains and on easiest of terms.
Call at News office.
FOR SALE -Full-blood Duroe-
Jersey pigs from a litter of 10.
each weighing over 30 lbs. To
those wishing a good pig they will
look better than $8. Have a look.
W. H. Corbin, R. 1, Estacada.
J. P. Woodle is working for U.
S. Morgan of Estacada this week.
Walter Douglass made a trip
to Portland on Tuesday.
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