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About Eastern Clackamas news. (Estacada, Or.) 1916-1928 | View Entire Issue (Dec. 27, 1917)
To our friends and others We wish all A Happy and Prosperous New Year We not only wish it hut Will Assist You if you will only give us the opportunity. “Your Satisfaction is Our Success” East Clackamas Supply Co. Estacada, Oregon. Epidemic Among Local Horses Again The annual sickness and deaths among the horses of this com munity is again in evidence, with reports received of the death of several horses in Garfield this week and the illness of many others. Apparently the disease is the same as in former years, taking on the aspects of staggers or so- called “fern staggers”, with a few new symptoms, possibly due to the abnormal condition of the hay now being fed to the animals. Nearly every mow is this sea son fille'd with hay which devel oped under extreme drought con- ] ditions, being cut and stored when unusually dry. Since the rains, this hay has in many in stances become musty and very di.sty and taken on a light green ish color. It is more than possi ble this recurrence of the stag gers in an aggravated form this year is directly due to this ab normal feed. I'he 51st annual edition of the Oregon Citv Enterprise was re- ' ceived in this community last Saturday, copies having been sent into all parts of the county. This issue is a handsome one and its supplement devoted to Esta cada and surrounding country reminds us of the days of the old real estate booklets, with Esta- cada’s population considerably inflated and lots of compliments heaped upon our industries, town merchants, schools, farms and even the newspaper. Ken Bartlett of Estacada, who is a member of the crack Camp Lewis football team is now at Pasadena, where with his team mates he will tackle the fast Mare Island eleven on New Years Pay. For the past two years Ken has made this southern trip, playing on the winning U. of 0. team. Officers Installed On Friday evening, Lodge No. 146 A. F. and A. M. and Mount ain Chapter No. 108 Order of the Eastern Star of Estacada held a joint installation of officers. Fol lowing the installation a delecta ble banquet was served at Hotel Estacada by ladies of the C. I. C. With Toast-master Lauryy in command an interesting program of impromptu speeches and mus ic was called forth. The following are the officers of Mountain Chapter for the en suing year — Worthy Matron—Mrs. Snzannah Greenwood of Bull Run, Worthy Patron—Mr. N. L. S. Lauryy. Associate Matron — Mrs. Alice Laurry, Conductress—Mrs. Eliz abeth Womer, Secretary- Miss Eva Wash, Treasurer Mrs. Hel en Wash, Adah Mrs. Eda Woods, Ruth — Mrs. Abbie Armstrong, Esther—Mrs. Merle Ewing, Mar tha—Mrs. Ida Norris, Electa Miss Maude Sturgeon, Warder - Mrs. Bessie Wagner, Sentinel P. M. Wagner, Chaplain Mrs. Mae Reed, Organist —Mrs. Car rie L. Adix. The Officers of the Estacada Lodge No. 146 A. F. and A. M. installed being— Cornelius S. Allen - W. M., John Greenwood - S. W., Thomas Wat son - J. W., Owen E. Smith Treas. Wm. Dale - Secy., Edwin D. Al len - S. D., Frank Ewing - J. D., Charles A. Norris - S. D., Philip M. Wagner - J. N., Beach R. Kimmel, Tyler. Mr. and Mrs. Doudy of Port land were Christmas guests at the home of her sister, Mrs. An na Mikuleky of Estacada, where a family dinner was enjoyed, with Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Somer and son Frank of Estacada Heights, making up the party. Miss Helen Bartlett of Estaca da is spending a few days this week as the guest of Dr. and Mrs. F. E. Moore of Portland. We Wis h Yo u All A 1lapipy N e w Ye a r c/4nd in order to make your New Years the more happy w e are quoting you a few prices that will make you smile. T h e s e p r ic e s a r e a l l o n I m p l e m e n t s t h a t y o u w i l l n e e d b e f o r e s p r i n g . 1Jn rtla n d prie* 1 - Litchfield 60 hu. Spreader $213.50 1 - 1»! in. Disc with 8 discs 54.50 1 - 16 in. ” " 10 “ s a oo 1 - 16 in. „ ” 12 ” 66.50 2 - 15 Tooth Spring tooth Harrows 30.75 2 -50 ” Drag Harrows 27.25 2-60 ” 29.50 6 - 6 Shovel Wheel Cultivator 41.50 H A R l) W A R K I mplkmi £ N T S H A K N E 8 S O u r p ric e . $168 50 42.75 48.25 52.40 24.50 21.80 23.60 28.50 P o rtla n d P ric e s O u r P ric e 9.50 1 - 5 Tooth Cultivator 7.50 5.00 (Second Hand) 1 -5 ” 142.50 86.00 3x9 Mandt Wagon (complete) 1 - 62.50 1 - Fuller & Johnson Pump Engine 86.50 71.00 58.50 3 - Sets Heavy Farm Harness 92.00 78.50 Logging Harness 1 - Set 8.20 Pair Heavy Bridles 6.65 4 • Lines. Collars and Strap Work at greatly reduced prices. H BERT H. F INl llll/ll E s t a c a d a , O r e g o n -V V \