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About Eastern Clackamas news. (Estacada, Or.) 1916-1928 | View Entire Issue (Aug. 1, 1918)
H P I l i \< >\Y .% TK K NKWS ITE M S . ( Contributed) C. M. Davis, who lately re turned to his Springwater place from his Canadian farm, is now completing his harvesting and having his hay baled. R. M. Standish o f Estacada, accompanied b y Mrs. Standish left Wednesday for a few days’ business trip to A s t o r i a and Young’s River Falls, expecting to be gone until Sunday or Mon day. Mrs. 1. Holmen and children Ray Ross o f Portland was a o f Clatskanie are visiting at the guest at the R. C. Deming home O. N. Holmen. in Estacada this week. Mrs. U. A. Weld and children, J. W. Exon o f Monitor spent a who spent the past two months in California, returned home few days last week in Dover at tending to the harvesting o f the Thursday. crops on the farm o f his daught The Zurcher, Guttridge and er Mrs. George Kitzmiller. Schenk families, w i t h about twenty relatives from Portland, Miss Erma Graham o f Port held a picnic on Cieur Creek last land was an over Sunday guest Sunday. o f her friend, Miss Gladys Car Dr. and Mrs. W. Wallens are penter o f South Estacada. the proud parents o f a daughter born to them on Thursday o f Iasi Burglars Dread a Noise. week. “Noise Is the greatest enemy of the burglar and Is what he mist fears. Horn .July 24th to Mr. and Mrs. Bear that In mind If you believe a Henry Keimer o f George, a thief has entered your home.” So says Frank McCnrrlck, lieuten daughter. ant in Manhattan's downtown detec tive headquarters, whose long years Mr. and Mrs. W. T. W right o f In the police department give weight to his statements. R( me burg were the guests for a “The best of alarms In a household,” lew days at the home o f their he continued, “Is a glass or ehlnaware daughter, Mrs. M yrtle Helfils o f | pitcher or similar vessel. Slam It through the window and Its crash Estacada. above will be followed by another as Dr. and Mrs. Hub in o f Oltum- wa, Iowa accompanied by Mrs. Dawson o f Portland, v i s i t e d their cousin Mrs. M a r g a r e t Schock o f South' Estacada on Wednesday ot last week. the missile falls to the street or the areaway below. “Never grapple with a midnight prowler, for be Is prepared for such eventualities and has It on you. Gen erally no qualm of conscience would come between him ami murder If there was danger of his being caught.” W e have on hand 500 lbs. of BINDER TWINE which we will sell at the old price. Order yours now before it is all gone. We have just received a fresh supply o f DRY CELL BATTERIES H IG H TEST and LO N G L A S T IN G also. ' ELECTRIC GOODS including BULBS. SOCKETS. S W IT C H E S , TUBES, S W IT C H PLUGS. W IR E and CORD. PLUMBING SUPPLIES We have P IP E PU M P RODS P IP E F IT T IN G S o f all kinds. See our new the best one yet. Hardware Furniture Implements Il uni war** Hurn«*»» C. H. Paddison and son Fred and Perry Murphy left Saturday for eastern Oregon, where they will work in the harvesting. Mr. and Mrs. George Douglass motored out from Portland Sat urday evening and spent t h e night at t h e W alter Douglass home. On Sunday, the visitors, accompanied by Walter Douglass and John Atfolter le ft for east ern Oregon, where t h e y will work in the harvesting. Miss Emily Bergen o f Port land, who has been the guest o f Miss Naomi Paddison for t h e past tw o weeks, returned home Sunday. A Red Cross program w a s given at the Loyalty L e a g u e meeting Friday n i g h t at the Eagle Creek school house, which was enjoyed by all. Mrs. Emma Boyce returned to Eagle Creek last week, after a visit* among friends and rela tives at New berg, Oregon. Mrs. Guy Wilcox has gone to Portland to spend a couple o f weeks with h e r mother, Mrs. Nora Reid. Mrs. Pearl Reed o f Portland was recently the guest o f Mrs. Viola Douglass. Unless something unforseen oc- cures, A. L. Lasswell, the popu lar cashier o f the Estacada Slate Bank, will soon be wearing the uniform o f either Uncle Sams soldiers or sailers. Mr. Lass- well has several times tried to obtain entry to one o f the OHi- cers’ Training Camps and unless he is successful in t h i s move shortly, will join the navy. A Loyalty League meeting was held at the Barton school Friday night, which was an enthusiastic one. Messrs. Loder. Fisher and Stone o f Oregon City were the speakers a n d about fifty local people were enrolled as members. Catanh Cannot Be Cured VACUUM WASHER ♦ ♦♦♦♦♦♦ + ♦♦ + + + BERT H. FINCH Mrs. H. S. J ones a n l ! Miss H e l e n Reed o f Portland a r e guests at the home o f Mrs. Jones’ mother, Mrs. Viola Douglass. Boo Krigbaum o f Portland is spending a few days at the home o f his parents, Mr. a n d Mrs. ( onrad Krigbaum o f Estacada. 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Open September 9th J The 1918 19 year o f the Esta cada public schools will begin September 9th and all students who can, are requested to enroll before that date. Several changes are contem plated which will improve the facilities o f the schools; among them being the establishment o f a commercial course, including book-keeping, stenography and typewriting. There is a possi bility that if sufficient students are enrolled, a course in m ilitary training will be offered for both the boys and girls. Improvements are suggested covering the removal o f the boys’ lockers down stairs in the high school building and the enclosing o f the end o f the hall leading to the , girls’ lockeri. Cupboards will likely be built in the domes tic science department and cab inets added for supplies and o f fice equipment. Joseph Douglass o f Estacada has been engaged as janitor, which assures a careful upkeep o f fhe grounds and buildings. The school garden is improved since the rains, but needs culti vation. Those children in charge o f the work should attend to this cultivation and some co-operative plan can be arranged to facilitate the work. All school gardeners are entitled to a service flag, which they may obtain by appli cation to the superintedent. This year o f all others should see every child o f school a g e 're turning to school the very first day and remaining throughout the year. England learned to its sorrow that it was a mistake to allow children to drop out o f school to p u r s u e other work. Any boy or girl is worth fa»* more to his or her country if ed ucated and trained. Miss Ruth Morrison o f Hood River, a graduate o f the O. A. C., will have charge o f the mathe matics in the high school during the coming year and Miss Sarah DeVore, o f Winfield, Kansas is to be instructor in the commer cial course. Estacada people having rooms or board for students are request ed to notify Supt. Signs, as he is n o w making up a list o f s u c h facilities. The members o f the Estacada M. E. Church and Sunday School were 'ast Tuesday evening the hosts o f a delightful reception tendered in honor o f Mrs. C. W. Devore o f Estacada, who with her family is leaving shortly for California. FOR S A L E S. C. R. I. Red Cockerels April hatched. J. \V. Moxley Morrow Station.