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About Eastern Clackamas news. (Estacada, Or.) 1916-1928 | View Entire Issue (March 7, 1918)
Newberg W. C. T. U. Woman to Speak The next meeting of the Esta cada W. C. T. U. will he held Thursday, the 14th at the homo of Mrs. John Ely. At this meet ing, Mrs. Lilly M. Welton, of the Newberg union, will give a talk on the present needs of the W. O. T. U. All ladies are in vited to attend. The Estacada union also wish es to thank the unknown donors of material, which was recently sent to them for use in their war sewing work. Upper Eagle Creek Notes Contributed The Red Cross Unit hdd its reg ular meeting at the club house Wednesday, with eight ladies pre sent. The unit now has three sewing machines for use, which are nicknamed “T he Baby Grand”, “The Upright” and “The Old Standby”. On Satur day Mrs R. B. Gibson, accom panied by Mr and Mrs. Fred Hoff- meister, delivered the work of the local unit to the Oregon City chap ter; there being 6coats, 4 comfort pillows, 4 tray cloths, 43 wash cloths and 700 gun-wipers. Mrs. R. B. Gibson, delegate from the Eagle Creek Grange, Saturday attended the meeting of the Womens County Council in Oregon City which was conduct ed by Miss Lorene Parker, the Home Demonstration Agent. Mr’ and Mrs. Claude Woodle of Troutdale visited relatives in this section for a day or so last week. Mrs. E. Naylor and Mrs. Will Douglass were Portland visitors last week. Mrs. Louise Douvlass. who has been a guest for a few days at the home of her father J. C. Duus of Garfield, returned home Friday. Mrs. Della Sweeney of Steven son, Wash, spent Sunday with her sister, Mrs. Will Douglass. Mr. and Mrs. J. P. Woodle, who recently went to Portland to see their son Guy who was quite ill, returned Friday. Mr. and Mrs. Guy Wilcox and Mrs. Nora Reid of Estacada were guests at the R. B. Gibson home Friday. Miss Caroline Wiederhold, af ter a week’s recuperation at the family farm in Bissell, last week returned to St. Joseph’s Hospital at Vancouver, where she is tak ing the nurses’ training course. 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Sold by all Druj_K‘sts. 75c. The following is but a portion of Oar Dry Goods Order recently placed with the wholesale house ayd Due This W eek Which do you want? Frost For Sheriff D. E. (Jack) Frost of Oregon City, deputy sheriff of Clacka mas County has announced his candidacy for sheriff at the com ing primaries. Mr. Frost is wel l known throughout the county for his efficient work as juvenile officer and being a Republican, should prove a strong contender for that important office. For United States Senator Fancy Voile Seed Voile Fancy Stripe Pattern Sheer Fancy Pattern White Pique Florelle Organdie Printed Dimity Minuet Novelty Natural Shantung Plaid Silks Stripe Silks Georgette Crepe Crepe Dechine Silver Silk i Nainsook - book fold Windsor Ties Royal Silver Silk Old Rose Silk Mercerized Poplin Plain Poplin Antrim Lawn Tudor Drapery Soutache Braid Assortment of Silk Cords Damasks white or colored Lorraine Ticking Pequet Tubing Universal Tubing PARK AND CLOSNER ESTACADA. 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