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About Eastern Clackamas news. (Estacada, Or.) 1916-1928 | View Entire Issue (Jan. 23, 1919)
Thursday, January 23, 1919 LOCAL B R E V I T I E S AND NEWS I T E M S Fred Bartholemew went to Buhl, Idaho, last week with a carload o f cattle. Miss Morrison o f the high school faculty went to Portland Saturday for the week-end. Miss Rachel Deardorff left for Portland Sunday afternoon to a t tend Miss Decker’s business college. Miss Elizabeth Reid was a week-end visitor from Portland, at the home of her, parents Mr. and Mrs. W. R. Reid of Garfield. W. P. Ferrell o f Boring has sold his large Holstein bull. It was only 2 years and 10 months old and weighed 2,020 lbs. This was the animal that injured him last summer. Attention is called to o u r special club offer o f the Portland Evening Telegram and the N e w s for one year for only $4.75, a sav ing o f $1.75 on the two. Also our special offer for envelopes printed with your return address. These offers are good only for 30 days. The old adage that you never miss the water till the well runs dry was exemplified Monday morning, when the town woke up to find the water shut off. Fortunately Jupiter Pluvius was at hand to relieve the situation, and pans, tubs and pails were put out under eave spouts to catch the gentle rain from heaven. WEBSTER’S NEW INTERNATIONAL D IC T IO N A R Y contains a clear, accurate, final answer. It is an indispensable self-help to success. Hundreds o f thousands o f people in all walks o f life use, profit from, and enjoy this vast fund o f information. Are You Equipped to Win ? The only dictionary with the new di vided patte, characterized “ A Stroke of Genius.,T Type matter ia equivalent to that of a 15-volume encyclopedia. REGULAR and 1NDIA-PAPER Edition*. W RITE for Specimen Pages, Illustra tion», etc. FREE, a act o f pocket maps if you mention this paper. EASTERN CLACKAMAS NEWS F. H. Wold of Portland is help ing at the Estacada State Bank this week. Mrs. C. W. Clark o f Portland who has been visiting in this vicinity returned to her home Saturday. The date o f last Sunday was rather remarkable, being made up o f three nineteens in success ion, namely, January 19, 1919f Hot Lake the famous health resort o f Eastern Oregon, has nothing on Estacada. Sufferers from rheumatism can have mud baths in their own homes. A Mr. Carlson from Gresham who has a furniture and under taking establishment at t h a t place, was in town Friday on business. Ed. Boner was called to St. Cloud, Minnesota, Friday on account o f the serious illness o f an aunt. While ne is away his store is being looked after by Grace and Clyde Denny. Page Five Mr. and Mrs. A. O. Whitcomb have returned to Portland from California, and will be there for an indefinite time. Their address is 316 Oregon Bldg. .The funeral o f the late Frank P. Couse took place today (Thurs day) at Mt. Scott cemetery, un der the auspices o f the Estacada masonic lodge. The P. R. L. & P. Co. furnished a car free of Chaplain Walter Givens arrived Monday, from Fort Worden, charge, for the masons here and Wash., on a short furlough. He friends to attend. is looking very fit and reports that the Hu epidemic has almost Fourth Liberty Loan Report entirely subsided in that camp, Clackamas county contributed We hear that Milton Evans has been sent to the base hospital at $619,500 to the grand total of Camp Fremont, Palo Alto, Cali $38,392,350 o f the Fourth Liberty fornia, but we have not learned Loan in Oregon. The number of the nature o f his illness. He subscribers in the county was landed at Norfolk, Va., about ¡5,755. The oversubscription was 26.13 per cent. These figures Christmas from France. have just been received from the R. E. Scott editor o f the County State Headquarters. The official Agriculturalist paid us a pleasant compilations do not show the call Monday afternoon. He was quota o f non-banking centers. here to see BankerStevens about In the newspapers outside of distributing account books among Portland 87,384 column inches of the farmers, which have been space was used in paid and free drawn up for their special use. publicity in aid o f the loan. Mrs. R. C. Demitig heard from The following is a statement of her husband last week. He is still in France going through a the communities o f this county: The cause o f the shutting off o f the water Monday, was the clogging up of the intake pipe with mud and debris, Marshall Lovelace managed to clear it out sufficiently so that the water ran, by the middle of the afternoon, but it took another day to com plete the job. little drilling and otherwise marking time, until-orders come to pack up and start for the good old U. S. A. He is stationed at Dijion near Paris. This is the town for which that most beauti ful o f tea roses, the Gloire de Dijon, was named. Herbert Dunlop has had more than his share o f trouble lately. First he suffered much from a swelling on his eyebrow, then when that let up, an ulcerated tooth got in its work. This now having been extracted Herbert is himself again. The boy showed considerable grit, in that he did not complain but kept a stiff upper lip during the ordeal. 1 Y Y Y Y Y Y Y Y 1 ? The rural mail carriers now do not leave until after the morning mail has arrived, orders from Washington to that effect having been received. This will be a great boon to the rural public be sides to the carriers as they do not have to start out so early in the morning as formerly. Now if the 9 p. m. train should be re stored and the 6 p. m. taken off everyone round here would be satisfied. Mrs. A. 0 . Whitcomb, o f Esta cada was a visitor on January 14th at the big exhibit o f South ern California products maintain ed free to the public in the Los Angeles Chamber of Commerce. She also attended the lectures and moving pictures that are a part o f the daily program. The exhibit is the largest o f any in the country maintained by a commercial organization. Before returning home, Mrs. Whitcomb expects to visit several o f the many other places o f' interest in Southern California. Canby - - Estacada - Milwaukee Medalla - OV-egon City Sandy - - Wilsonville Sub No. Quota scribed Sub. - $60,690 $61,200 782 36,900 - 21,780 282 32,620 47,700 574 - 29,060 24,430 387 - 321,160 389,700 3,152 14,210 37,660 - 423 16,230 17,440 205 ESTACADA * Y X STATE 1ÎA N K 1Phe H o m e Bank T H E BANK T H A T OFFERS YOU EVERY FACILITY OF A N T O -D A T E FINANCIAL UP- INSTI TUTION . LET US TELL YOU H O W WE CAN SERVE YOU. 4 Per Cent Interest o n T i m e a n d S a v in g s D e p o s it s % X