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About Eastern Clackamas news. (Estacada, Or.) 1916-1928 | View Entire Issue (March 7, 1918)
Springwater News Items Contributed We have Just Received Mr. and Mrs. J. E. Shibley and daughter left Sunday for Port land where they will make their their future home. The Christian Endeavcrers re peated their play “ Riverside Farm” at Logan last Saturday, the proceeds of $10.90 to be giv en to the Red Cross. On Saturday, March 1 6 t h , there will be a social at the Springwater Grange Hall. Sidney Smith 1 as rented the Shibley farm. Mr. and Mrs. Carl Zurcher of Portland were Sunday g ests at the F. Zurcher home. A new line of Men’ s Spring Caps and hats A new line of Men’ s Kaki Whip Cord Trousers the kind that wears at prices of $2.00, $2.50, $2.00 Also a New lot of Dover Kaki Shirts at $1.25 For the Ladies ^ W h o M otor ^ We have the French Hats Also the Bonnie-B Slip-pon Veils At 10c - 25c * 50c in different patterns Our Stock of SHOES IS C O M P L E T E ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ “ Your Satisfaction is Our Success” East Clackamas Supply Co. Estacada, Oregon. Cleaning? Are Your Walls Soiled or Your Furniture Dull Looking? We now carry a complete line of Paints and Varnishes W all Papers and W a ll Finishes DISHES Tinware Graniteware Utensils — _ L, _______ I HirnrM f BERT H. FINCH UtubAtur» Brooder St»*«> H EADQUARTERS Diamond ol the Northwest is our ( P oultry Food» >uarantec ol ¡I _ Bee Supplies \ Sat f Fertilizers to \ ou. fs* for Catd/og Ha b j o Estacada Oregon — Mrs. W. W. Dillon o f Garfield has lately received a number of letters from her husband, who is now in France in charge of one o f the Army Y. M. C. A. camps. These letters were written en* route across the Atlantic and pay high tribute to the soldier hoys who showed no signs of fear during the trip through the dan ger zone. Mr. Dillon personally was too busy trying to ward off seasickness at times to c a r e whether he was torpedoed or not. Mrs Sam Barr o f Estacada left this'week for American La e, where she will reside near her husband until such time as his company i s transferred else* where. _______8 Mrs. Ed Cornell and daughter of Portland were week-end guests at the Adix home in Estacada, Mrs. Cornell attending the Tennis Club dance Saturday evening. Parties intending to send boxes to enlisted hoys from this com munity are reminded o f the sup plies o f candy and tobacco now on hand in the various Estacada and rural store funds. Mrs Charles D lbvis of Estac 1 1 * returned home Satur 1 iv, after* i two week’ s stay in a ? >r I vi i h'M- pital, where she successfully un derwent an operation. John Dunseath who is employed in the printing and newspaper business at Dallas, Oregon spent A Red Cross Auxiliary was or ganized Thursday with residents I the w’eek-end at his home near of Elwood and Colton uniting. Estacada. The officers chosen were; Pres. Mrs. Blanche Elliott; Secy. Mrs. I Locals iro n Low »r Elsie Putz; Treas. Mrs. Della Val- len. The auxilary is to meet at Eagle Creek the home oi‘ Mrs. G. Gottberg. I A number of the fanners from March 9th, to “ tie a comfort” which they wish to sell to raise a this neighborhood attended the fund for the buying of material sale and demonstration in Esta for "our boys.” cada last Saturday. Mrs. Ed Hodgkiss o f Elwood Mrs. J. W. Cahill is now on the has returned to work at Kenton mend and her daughter Grace is and Mr. Hodgkiss and son are once more attending E. H. S , leaving shortly for the same place, where he expects to obtain although it was thought at first work. she would not he able to resume school until Fall. a quarter e r n t i m r- — , retognued "Buckeye” O v: as » the SFFD Come in and see them - we are sure we can please you as we can otTer you a tine assortment of these articles. ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ Hantwarv A patriotic meeting was held at the school March 2nd, being called by the committee in charge of the sale o f War Saving and Thrift Stamps, resulting in a promising outlook from this dis trict. Miss Eleanor Bews, teacher of the Dover school, pleasantly sur prised her pupils with the pre sentation to each o f a Thrift Stamp and card. Arthur Evans, who has been in the sheep business in Idaho, has returned to Dover where he will spend the Spring and Sum mer with his father. A. J. Morrison hand ed the cream hauling in this district Thursday in place of Chas. Up- degrave, who was sick. Presbyterian Elders Meet W'ith Dr. Montgomery, Moder ator of the Portland Prebytery, presiding, the Elders and Trustees o f the Springwater, Eagle Creek and George Presbyterian Chur ches held a meeting at the home o f J. C. Peterson in Estacada, Tuesday evening, where matters pertaining to the welfare of the denomination in this community were discussed. At the R IG H T PRICES How About Spring House Doings Contributed Press Howeil o f Barton claims to be some livestock raiser and his past record for heavyweight stock proves it. Press’ latest record is a two year old Holstein bull, which now weighs 1350 pounds. • Mrs. C. F. Howe o f Estacada attended the Red Cross meeting in Eagle Creek last Friday. Peter DePaepe has recently rented his farm and i« arranging for a public sale of his stock, im plements and household goods to take place March 16th. Mr. De Paepe expects to make his future home in Portland. Alfred Miller of Portland was a guest of his aunt Mrs. Ballou, last Sunday. i