LOCALS FROM LOWER EAGLE
Garfield Man in
Charge of Division
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UPPER EAGLE CREEK NOTES
(C ontributed)
A recent letter from W. W Dil
lon of Garfield, who for the past
year has been engaged in active
Y. M. C. A. work in France, re
veals the fact that he has recent-
been placed in chaige of the Y.
M. C. A. work for a full army
division.
We don’t know exactly the
number of men in a U. S. army
division but it is somewhere about
20,000. We do know W. W. Dil
lon is capable of assuming such a
job, for he has been in the work
for many years and since being
stationed on the other side has
been close to the firing line, hav
ing worked for several days in a
dug-out in the front trenches and
under heavy fire.
M. J. K E R K E S
Livestock Buyer and Butcher.
Livestock of all kinds purchased.
Phone or see Jack Saunders, Currinsville.
Boner’s
for
FISHING LICENCES
Fishing Tackle
Tennis Balls
Fishing and Hunting Licenses
Cigars, Tobaccos, Confectionery
Soda Water and
Soft Drinks
Ice Cream
Headquarters for
Kodaks
Supplies
Printing
LAUNDRY
AGENCY
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FOR SALE AT THE
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CREEK
Charles Masson has recent
ly closed a business contract
which resulted in the sale of his
farm located in Eagle Creek.
The new owner however may
not take possession until Novem
ber.
Regina Horger returned last
week from a two weeks’ visit at
the beach.
Mrs. Ella Knack spent the
week-end at the home of her
sister Mrs. A. D. Burnett, her
husband Corporal Knack of Port
land joining her Sunday.
Mr. Ritman president of the
Portland Log Cabin Bakery, with
his family are moving to Eagle
Creek fo ra few week’s vacation,
at Herman Horger’s ranch.
The Misses Alta and Pauline
Brash were visiting with Port
land relatives last week, return
ing home Sunday accompanied
by their cousin, Helen DeMoss,
who is to their guest for a few
days.
Nettie Woodle of Salem, was
home last week on a short visit.
Mrs. Perry Hunter and daught
er of Portland were the week-end
guests of Mrs. Viola Douglass.
Grandma Paddison was a guest
at the home of her son, C. H.
Paddison, a couple of days last
week.
Last Thursday evening several
of the young friends of Tommy
McKay gathered at his home and
spent the evening with him in
honor of his birthday.
Dick Gibson sold three hogs to
W. Givens of Estacada last Fri
day, and E. Naylor sold one.
Mr. and Mrs. H. F. Gibson,
James Gibson and Sam Wilson of
Barton were up to the old home
place of James Gibson Sunday,
after fruit and hazelnuts.
Mr. and Mrs. Jim DeShazer of
Dover and Mr and Mr. and Mrs.
Will Douglass were the dinner-
guests of Mrs. Viola Douglass.
S tore
' The Estacada Pharmacy
Which do you want
for your 10c—ordi
nary plug or lasting
tcbacco satisfaction.
Peyton Brand
Real Gravely
Chewing Plug
10c a pouch—and worth it
G r a v e ly la st* s o m u ch lo n g e r it c o s ts
n o m o r s t o c h s w th a n o r d in a r y p lu g
P. B. Gravely Tobacco Company
Danville, Virginia
W e are Sales Agents for
Ford
Maxwell
Velie
Cars
Garford and Velie
Trucks
Our MECHANICAL DEPARTMENT includes
mechanics who know all machines from Radiators
to Tail Lights
E stacad a Garage
J. W. Reed, Prop.
For .
Dodge
Chevrolet
Buick or*
Cadillac
^Machines
See
The Cascade Garaae of Estacada
Carl Kimmel one of the first of
the E. H. S. boys to enlist is now
in active service at the front,
having written this week of his
experiences in the front line
trenches.
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