Thursday, December 12, 1918
LOCAL BREVITIES
AND NEWS I TEMS
The Cazadero post office will
be discontinued on December 14.
C. A. Jacques of Garfield went
to Portland Monday, to remain a
few days.
George Hartshorn and P. H.
Flansburg of Los Banos, Cal.,
were at the Estacada Saturday
night.
We are informed that Grover
Krigbaum who was in the navy,
has received his discharge and
will go to work at Bull Run.
The News acknowledges with
thanks, a copy of the September
quarterly of the Oregon Histor
ical Society. This publication is
replete with interesting data con
cerning the early days of Ore
gon ’s history.
This is W H AT the City o f Esta
cada has needed for some time—
HIGH CLASS Moving Pictures
TAR THEATR
W. W. Boner, Manager.
Opening Saturday Night,
DECEMBER 14th.
SPECIAL FEATURE OF
America’ s
Greatest Star
EASTERN CLACKAMAS NEWS
Joe Cahill is reported being on
his way home.
Miss Olive Morrel o f Portland
accompanied by Mr. Floyd Way-
son of Detroit, Mich., were guests
o f Mr. and Mrs. A. E. Sparks,
Sunday.
Chris. Klinker from George
was in town Saturday and called
at this office for the commendable
purpose o f renewing his sub
scription.
There are others
whom we hope will follow his
good example.
W. M. Ware who bought the
Epperson place in Garfield about
a month ago, and has been mov
ing on to it, was joined by his
family last Saturday evening.
They came here from Colorado.
Real estate deal was put through
by S. E. Wooster.
Mrs. R. M. Standish with
Peggy and John Hubbard, went
to Portland Friday, the children
returning the following day, but
Mrs. Standish stopped till Sun
day evening.
Mr. Standish was
unable to get away for the week
end last week.
The meeting Saturday after
noon at 1:30 at Boring to see what
can be done about securing a pav
ing plant for this part o f the
county, should be well attended.
Eastern Clackamas is entitled to
have some o f this work and the
sooner a start is made the better.
We publish in this and the
next issue o f the News the Clack
amas county budget for 1919.
The county commissioners this
year have published it in more
papers throughout the county
than heretofore, in order that
the widest publicity may be given
it.
The Rev. T. B. Ford, D. D., of
Oregon City and District Super
intendent visited the . M. E.
Church here last Friday to hold
quarterly conference.
Purely
routine work was transacted and
the Dr. left that night. He said
he hoped to preach here the next
time he came.
S
WILLIAM S. HARJIT
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Lieut. Frank L. Lilburn was in
town Saturday visiting his sister
Mrs. L. A. Wells and nephew L.
A. Wells, Jr.
He has just re
ceived his discharge and was on
his way home at Roseburg, from
Washington, D. C., where he had
been employed in the quarter
master-general’s department.
Services at the
Christian
Church next Sunday, Dec. 15th
will be as follows:
Bible School
10:00 a. m., Preaching 11:00 a.
m. and 7:30 p. m. by Rev. W.
A. Wilson, o f Portland.
Morn
ing subject “ The Church and
What it Stands For.”
Evening
“ The Field, the Worker, and the
W orkers.”
A cordial welcome
to all.
Page Five
Word was received on Novem
ber 11, that Walter VanCuren
had arrived safely in France.
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Robert Morton arrived Friday
evening from Riverside, Cal.,
where he had been in training in
an aviation camp.
He has re
ceived his discharge and expects
to return to his old position with
the Northwest Steel Company o f
Portland.
The Secretary o f War has re
quested the Postmaster General
to issue instructions that no mail
will be accepted by any post
office in the United States for dis
patch to A. E. F. without the re
turn o f the sender in the upper
, left hand corner o f the envelope,
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I will grind your sausage
meat, while you wait, on my
new Hobart Electric Meat
Grinder, for only a cent a
pound.
ï Palace Meat Market
J. C. Hillman, Prop.
The Rev. J. E. and Mrs. Simp
son returned to Estacada Satur
day night.
They had been in
Portland for about two weeks
packing up their household goods
preparatory to having them mov
ed here. It will be little time
We are featuring the Red Cross before they have these settled in
in this issue, a society which well their home, but when this is
deserves universal support.
It done, they will be very comfort
must not be supposed that it c o n -1 ably and cozily situated and can
fines its activities solely to war, look forward to taking their ease
time. But whenever there is an under their own vine and fig tree.
emergency call for aid it re
sponds, as for instance in case of
M. E. Church
disaster from earthquake, fire or
flood.
Every adult should take
There will be services both morning
out a membership and renew it and evening next Sunday at 11:00 a. rn.
each year.
In this way the Red and 7:30 p. tn. Sunday School at 10:00
Cross will be always equipped to a. m., Young People’s Meeting at 6:30
p. m.
Everyone cordially invited to
afford immediate aid, when the attend these services.
occasion arises.
J. F. Dunlop, Pastor,
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W e are expecting our 1919 calendars
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