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About Eastern Clackamas news. (Estacada, Or.) 1916-1928 | View Entire Issue (Aug. 8, 1918)
Glance Over These Bargains In Fruit Jars And Accessories E con om y O ne h a lf g a llo n s M ason S elf S ealin g, t W id e M ou th * • S elf S e a lin g M ason M ason L a c q u e re d T in C aps K e rr W id e M outh C aps M aso n Z in c C ap s M ason T en -c u t R u b b e rs 5 d o ze n fo r G ross W h ile they last - Jelly G lasses $1.15 d oz. 1.10 • 1.00 ’ ,15 c ’ .2 5 c ’ .3 0 c ’ .3 5 c .7 5 c .2 5 c d oz. No E. C. C. Fair Here This Season VIOLA BREEZES (Contributed) The Viola Loyalty League will A s a patriotic economy and to meet on Friday evening, August I conserve the labor and energy 9th at 8:30 at the church. All o f which ordinarily is expended, the the 81 members and their friends directors o f the East Clackamas are invited to be present and lis County Fair, at their meeting ten to some entertaining talks. voted to hold no exhibition this On Thursday afternoon last, season. the roof o f the Viola store caught Such a move has been under on fire, but as help chanced to be consideration for sometime, with available it was shortly extin part o f the directors favoring a guished. one day fa ir only and others be lieving that no fair should be held The local farmers are busy har during these war days, especially vesting and considerable grain is when the shortage o f farm labor being obtained, d e s p i t e the is at its present stage. doubtful outlook. John Ficken The $500 which was appropri has already had his grain thresh ated in the 1918 county budget ed. for awards at the fair will be re Frank and Clark Cockerline and turned to the county, to be used Ben Tannler have gone to East as the court may see proper or ern Oregon to work in the har to be laid aside for the 1919 local vesting. fair. Clarence and Tommie Jubb le ft UPPER EAGLE CREEK NOTES Sunday to “ lick the Kaiser,” LOCALS FROM LOWER EAGLE having been subject to the re CREEK cent draft. • osner H. Bradley has rented his farm for two years, the tenant being a Mr. Haze o f Portland. The Bradleys expect to move to town, with Mrs. Bradley visiting a brother in Texas. SPRING W ATER NEWS ITEMS. (C o n trtb u te it) Andrew Muller o f Portland, spent the week-end with rela tives here. # Miss Eva Owens a n d her brother Frank o f Portland at tended the funeral o f Mrs. W. Wallens, Friday. Mrs. J. F. Moger spent a few days in Portland last week. GET AHEAD It's the slogan o f every sensible young man and woman. The first step is getting a bank account and keeping it. I t establishes confidence and forms business habits that are nec essary to success. Your account invited. 4 * interest On Time and Savings Deposits Deposits $130,000.00 4 ---------------- - _j Estacada State Bank Miss Wava H erring who has been conducting the school at Prarie City Ore. for the past year, arrived here Friday, where she intends to spend the summer. Earl Shibley o f Portland spent the week-end at the home o f his parents Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Shib ley. A baby daughter was born to Mr. and Mrs. P. Peterson o f Springwater, on Friday. Mr. and Mrs. K. M. Standish o f Estacada, who returned the first o f the week from a three days’ business trip to Young’ s River, near Astoria; left today for Marshfield and North Bend on Coos Bay, where they attend the convention o f the State Edi torial Association. Word was received this week from Charley Kandle, former E. H. S. boy, that he is now in the painting department o f the navy, and «ailing shortly for France, where his work will be in the painting o f submarines. Services will be held at the Christian Church next Sunday morning and evening. (Contributed) E. E. Elliott o f Portland was an Eagle Creek visitor last Fri day afternoon, Mrs. Reed and Mrs. H. S. Jones, the guests o f Mrs. Viola Douglass, accompany ing him on his return to Portland. Mr. and Mrs. J. P. Woodle spent Sunday afternoon at Fern Camp. Mrs. Woodle saw an old teacher o f hers, whom she hadn’ t seen for 42 years, at Mrs. Mc- Grew. Mrs. Jim DeShazer o f Dover was visiting with her mother, Mrs. Viola Douglass, one day last week. Mr. and Mrs. Roy Douglass entertained Mrs. Viola Douglass, Mrs. R. B. Gibson and Carl Doug lass at dinner Sunday. C. H. Paddison, and son Fred, and Perry Murphy, who went to Eastern Oregon, a week ago to work during harvest returned home on Sunday, having failed to g et work. Mrs. Geo. White, o f Portland, was recently the guest o f her daughter. Mrs. F. M. Clester. Mrs. Walter Douglass a n d children spent Sunday afternoon at the home o f J. C. Duns in in Garfield. Miss Regina H orger is now spending a few weeks at Sea side Oregon. Miss A lta Hanson o f Portland spent the week end at the home o f Mias Loretta Smith. Misses May Blaisdell and Grace Van Curen returned to Portland last week, where they will begin work again. Miss Vesta Van Curen is now re covering from an operation for the removal of her ton«ils. A baby boy was born to Mr. and Mrs. Joe Fuzek o f Eagle Creek.