Eastern Clackamas news., June 13, 1918, Image 2

War Cookery
Class Announcement
It was not the fault of the
News t h a t further ar.nounce­
ment of the day and hour for the
first meeting o f the War Cookery
Class at the Estacada high school
was not given, for the sponsors
of the movement forgot to ad­
vise us.
As a result but seven women
a te ded the first demonstration.
with many more ha\ing planned
to attend, had they been advised
o f the hour of the meeting.
Hereafter M v Schrepel will
conduct the .<— >rs on Tuesdays
and Thursdays of each week, be­
ginning at 1:J0 o’clock and ail
women a^e l’-ged to join in the
tne instruction.
The Curnnsville Pnscil a Club
held a regular meeting June fith
at the home o f Mrs. Mary Heiple.
Tne usua: good dinner w as served
at noon by the hostess to the ten
members ar.d f*>ur visitors pre­
sent.
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News From
The Eagle Creek District
School Meeting June 17th.
For fear some of the taxpayers
have not discovered the notice of
the annual set oo. meet.ng o f Es-
tacada district No. 108, which is
legally posted on some te.ephone
pole in the district, the News
will herewith give said notice a
nttle additional free advertising,
ft r even one should br reminded
of this meeting.
This event will take place Mon­
day evening next at the school
auditorium and should be weil
attended, for severa, matters of
importance are to be considered
as well as the election o f two
board members.
J. W. Keed w ill prooably be a
candidate for re-e.ection. but no
otr.er candidates have been men­
tioned to uate.
School in district No. 50 closed
last Friday, tne t e a c h e r and
pupiis celebrating the event with
a picnic near Deep Creek.
The program and dance given
by the Eagle Cree* Red Cross
Auxiliary ast Saturday evening
w as well attended, with the pro­
ceeds for tne Red Cross amount­
ing tu ¿115.
On Sunday, June 16th, preach­
ing services win be hela at the
Dougiass scnooi house, a l s o a
Children’s Da;, program a n d
basket-uinner w i l l take place.
Rev. J. O. Stasis of Portland
will occupy tne pulpit and every­
one is cordiaiiy invited to bring
tneir lunches and enjoy the ser­
vices.
Played Tec S s « P ece*.
>VViecia*»k! had h:s h a m -roa s ex­
perience*— :h .« e v r-
nfX/r- he *ra«
quite w idely kn<i*r. Or or.e -M-cadon.
reíate* A lexander F «eh in the N e*
York Tim e*, he wa* a«ked hy a
wealthy B - - : c •
»• -*e • .
•era* fo r playing a half-b<»or at hi«
home. They cam e to an agreement,
and «" kj »he e v e r.n r o f the m usicale
W ieniawakl opened the procram with
Reerh«>vec'* R om anze In r .
He * a « play • ¿ • « Ne«t *n«1 ileep'T
e r r r ><*e.1 in »he r *:e when he *u«1
denly noticed oc» et »he corner o f his
eye the N^*t ner* u *1 t tonkin* at hi*
watch
T h i« happened «evera! time«
*«ef «re the Romanze » a * finished.
At It* ci'w e a« he * » ? bow ing hi?
acknow ledgm ent« to rapraron« i p
plans*. the British peer caught him
hy the »leeve and whispered In hi*
ear :
“ F or heaven s «ake. man. how mach
do yoa expect to ret through in half
an h ar at th.< rate* W hy do yoa play
«n>*t »low p iece*?"
Mr. and Mrs. M. C. Glover at­
tended the State Grange which
convened at Sa.em .ast week.
Ernest Smith nas left for Mor­
gan. Oregon where he has ob­
tained work in tr.e harvesting.
Tne Eagle CreeK school ended
its term on Friday, w i t h the
teacners. pupys and some of the
parents picmcmg a.ongtheC»acK-
amas in nonor of the occasion.
Lawrence Morey has returned
to Portland where he will reside
with his father.
FriedaGiebier o f P o r t l a n d
spent ast wee< at the home of
her aunt Miss Regina Horger.
Les.ie Strahl o f De Moss Springs
Oregon was recently tne guest
of his uncie R. M. Brasn.
Steady aa a Rock.
F a r-.e r H ave— That Jones boy that
a*ed to work f.«r too wanta me to give
him a >oh. I* he *»eady?
Fa m er Seede— Well if he » aa any
Mr. ar.d Mrs. Roy Douglass
sj.e: t Sunday at the home of her
parents Mr. ar.d Mrs. G. Moe-
hnKe o f Logan.
*tead:er he d be a- Uonlesa.
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Keep Cool
These H ot Days
IN THE KITCHEN
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At the r -g i ar mee:ing o f the
Estacada City Council on Tues­
day evening, the water commit­
tee was instructed to at once ar­
range for all water users to here­
after pay their monthly rental
by the ldth of the menth or suf­
fer the penalty of having the wa­
ter turned off.
Beginning July 1st this riling
will be strictly enforced w ith ad­
ditional cut-offs installed to tac-
ilitate the carring out of the rul­
ing.
A. Sagner was awarded the
contract ,o lower to grade and re­
build the sidewalks on M a i n
Street, oet.veen2nd and 3rd Sts.,
his bid being $210.
Action was taken by the Coun­
cil whereby the license of the
Estacada Pool Hall was lowered,
but the motion o f ’ Councilman
Wells lo withdraw the former or­
dinance levying a license on the
picture shjws met with an ad­
verse vote.
Due to tne departure June 24th
of ner son M.iton, who is enter­
ing the military service, Mrs. M.
H. Evans o f Estacada has rented
her house and will m a k e her
home with hrr daughter, Mrs. R.
M. Stanuisn.
Mrs. Will Bard of Springwater
was Wednesday taken to a Port­
land hospital, where an operation
for appendicitis was performed.
The p e o p l e o f Eiwood are
proud that they have raised their
Red Cross quota o f $72.. with
about $‘50. raised the evening of
the ice cream social
Mr. and Mrs. J. P. Wood.e and
son Pat and Mr. and Mrs. W. R.
Woodle and son Les.ie were S m-
day visitors at the h o m e s of
Claude and Malcolm Woodie at
Troutdaie.
Mr. and Mrs. Guy Wilcox ar.d
H. S. Gibson of Eagie Creek and
Mrs. Nora Reid and son o f Es­
tacada were dinner guests Sun­
day at the home o f Mrs. Viola
Douglass.
No Heat - No Smoke - Low Coat
have 16 Roll* of Rubber and Cotton Hose that we
rc.^ n t I/Kt February
re-
Mr. and Mrs. Claude Sersan-
iHis, his mother and sister o f
Portland spent Sunday at their
Deep C rees farm.
BY USING A
New Hartford Oil Cook Stove
vy.
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E.eatha Se.lwood. accompanied
by her aunt. Mrs. A.bert Horger.
returned to her home at N cw teig
on Sunday.
Water Users Must Pay Up
which we art* selling out a: 20 per cent
* -t »present market price, get vours while the\ . is t
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ve a d a n d y
assortment or F ish erm en ’» Supplies
H ooks, Line«. Poles, Reels and Flies
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Hardware Furniture Implements
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M. J. KERKES
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Livestock Buyer and Butcher.
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Livmtock of all kinds purchased.
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