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About Eastern Clackamas news. (Estacada, Or.) 1916-1928 | View Entire Issue (Jan. 2, 1919)
Thursday, January 2, 1919 LOCAL B R E V I T I E S AND NEWS ITEMS EASTERN CLACKAMAS NEWS Mayor Bartlett was at the county seat on Monday. G. E. Kiggins has been honor ably discharged from the army and is now at home again. Fred Marasco and P. Malzanini both helped swell our coffers with renewals to the N e w s . C. A. Jacquess of Garfield went to Portland Monday to be gone a few days. Prof, and Mrs. M. B. Signs af ter attending the State Teachers’ Convention in Portland, return ed home Saturday afternoon. John Holm does not believe in letting his paper lapse. He was in Monday to renew it, altho it did not run out until the first of the year. Frank Couse the accommod ating depot agent is down with the flu, and his place is being taken by Mr. C. H. Bassett of Portland. Mrs. M. H. Evans is expecting her son Milton home nearly any day now. He is supposed to have arrived in one of the ships lately arriving at New York. Corporal Sam H. Barr of the remount dep’t, Camp Lewis is visiting his father J. V. Barr for a ten day furlough. He is accom panied by his wife. Mrs. Norman Tracy of Garfield received word that her brother- in-law, Chris Anderson of Bell ingham, Wash., was killed in action in France, Nov. 9th. He was a member of the coast artill ery. No further particulars have yet been received. Mrs. C. C. Miller, a former re sident of our city, but now of Portland came up Tuesday on business and also visited her friend Mrs. Maggie Ellsworth. She returned to Portland the same day. Miss Edna, the eldest daugh ter of Mr. E. N. Bates of Barton fell from a horse the day before Christmas and broke both bones in her right arm, between the elbow and wrist. She was brought to Estacada, and Dr. Morse re duced the fracture. Their many friends will be pleased to learn that Dr. Morse reports Miss Edna is doing finely. Henry Trapp of Garfield was in town bright and early Monday morning and renewed his sub He evi scription to the N e w s . dently believes in beginning the new year right. Mr. and Mrs. James Freeman, who have been visiting the latter's parents, Mr. and Mrs. J. V. Barr, over Christmas, returned to their home at Huper, near Beaverton, Sunday afternoon. Lieut. Harry C. Reid is home with his parents Mr. and Mrs. W. R. Reid of Garfield. We under stand that he has been discharged from duty. He has been station ed with the officers’ training corps at Camp Taylor, Louisville, Kentucky. TAR THEATR W. W. Boner, Manager. SAT. NIGHT J A N . 4 th Amarilly of Clothesline Alley MARY PICKFORD PICTURE Artcraft Production Popular Prices! PRICES WILL BE GOVERNED AS TO STARS! BEGINS at 7:30 p. m. Adults 20c Children 10c William Dale has on exhibit at his store, a three inch shrapnel shell, which his son sent him from Camp Lewis. It is the same size as those used in the famous French 75 gun. This shell did not come from France, but was one used at Camp Lewis for practice purposes. It is well worth examining as it shows the delicate nature of the work re quired in its manufacture. It is not surprising that such things are expensive articles. William Salzvedel who has re cently moved here from Heppner. Having bought the old Stokes farm, through the agency of S. E. Wooster, called at the News office Friday. Mr. Salzvedel seems well pleased with his pur chase. When moving his house hold goods last Tuesday he had the misfortune to lose a dining Table leg, about a mile from town on the Garfield road. Finder please leave at this office. In or der to keep himself posted with what is going on locally Mr. Salzvedel subscribed for the N ew s . ■ Page Five N. M. Tracy was in town Mon We are glad to announce that day and paid up the arrears on several subscriptions have been his paper. | paid in this week, for which We are sorry to hear that Mrs. j kindness we are extremely grate Ed. Douglass of Currinsville, i s ! ful. very low with the Spanish In William Dale had the pleasure fluenza. of having both his sons Lieut. Mesdames A. Ames, M. E. William Dale and Mac Dale both Graham and Miss Ida Wagner from Camp Lewis for Christmas. are among those who are suffer- The former returned the follow ing from the prevailing malady. ing day to Portland to join his O. E. Smith who is in the gov wife who is with her mother, ernment employ in the electrical but the latter remained fora few department and stationed a t days longer. Tacoma, is visiting with his fam Mr. and Mrs. Frank Standish ily in town during a short fur of Portland, accompanied by their lough. daughter Mrs. Sam Dunlop of William F. Palmateer of Mor-j Seattle, Wash., but formerly of gan, Morrow county who w ith ; Garfield, spent Thursday with his wife is visiting his brother Mr. and Mrs. R. M. Standish. Lou Palmateer called at the News i In the afternoon they all motored office'Friday to renew his sub- j out to Garfield to look at their scription. They will return home former ranch in that vicinity. in about a week. Notice to Customers Miss Adele Ryneg was home I wish to thank my many for Christmas vacation from her customers and friends, for their school at Arlington, Ore. She returned Tuesday, to be present: generous patronage during the at a community dinner on New j past year. As 1 wish to start the New Year’s day at that place. Where Year right, by having all accounts the pleasant custom prevails of i settled, I respectfully ask those having such an affair on Thanks owing me to call and pay at once. giving, Christmas and New Wishing you a happy New Year’s. It would be well for Year. other small communities tofollow- Yours truly, this example. J. C. 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