Thursday, April 3, 1919
EASTERN CLACKAMAS NEWS
Page Three
Farewell Reception
for Mrs. Walter Givens
The Ladies' Aid society of the
Christian Church, gave a fare
well reception to Mrs. Walter
Givens at her home, on Monday
afternoon. Mrs. Givens will re
move this week to Kent, where
her husband is now located. As
a token of affection and appre
ciation of her work in the society,
the members presented her with
a beautiful lunch cloth, which
was made by the native girls of
India.
Refreshments were s e r ve d
consisting of sandwiches, pickles,
cake and coffee and all reported
a very enjoyable time, although
the thought of losing Mrs. Givens
caused a feeling of sadness.
Those present were Mesdames
Walter Givens, Mother Givens,
U. S. Morgan, J. Osborn. Ida
Holder, Mable Bronson, C. Bron
son, C. L. Allen, Anna Surface,
J. V. Barr, Chas. Seymour, 1).
M. Marshall, Carson, McWillis,
L. Shields, Hurst, Robeson and
B. 0. Sarver.
JUST RECEIVED A
FEW DOZEN
Ladies’ Voile Waists
YOU WOULD NOT BE SURPRISED IF
W E WOULD ASK $2.50 FOR THEM, BUT
OUR PRICE IS ONLY
ONE T WEN T Y-FIVE
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Agents for Scripps-Booth, Buick and Chevrolet Cars.
W. Miller and wife of Porthnd,
visited relatives here last week.
Our mail carrier has a new car
and we all are glad for him. He
has had a siege of mud and rain,
jn a long route.
Will Gibb lost a valuable cow
which fell down a steep bank in
to Clear Creek. She was so bad-
y hurt that she died.
William Mattoon has bought
;he store property from Mrs. F.
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Concert at High School
Through the courtesy of C. M.
Godfrey assisted by Portland ar
tists, a free concert will be given
at the High School, Friday night
at 8 o’clock. Every one should
attend.
FOR SALE Jersey cow.
Peter Malzanini.
ANNOUNCEMENT The Ad-
lon orchestra, B. W. Hauser and
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lon will furnish the music at the
Wilcox, and Harve Mattoon has
a very flattering patronage since Star theatre, Saturday night.
moved his family into it.
they took hold, which we predict
Miss Octavia Smith, arrived
will
continue,
as
courteous
treat
Babe White has moved back to
from San Diego, Cal.,
ment and prompt service are sure Saturday
his father’s farm to help with
whe^e she had been spending
to win.
the work. He is quite busy run
the winter, to make a visit with
ning two farms and delivering
her sister, Mrs. Upton II. Gibbs.
cream twice a week.
Mr. and Mrs. H. W. Morgan of Miss Smith’s h o m e is in
Sellwood, spent Sunday with the Minnesota.
editor and his wife. Mr. Mor
Change of Name
gan has the leading dry goods
adjoining office of
The Walter Givens Co. will
store in that section and is Secre Shop on Broadway
E.
W.
Bartlett.
hereafter be known as the Esta
tary of the Sellwood Board of
cada Feed Co. This implies feed
Trade and a live wire generally.
G. R E IN
for both man and beast, as it in
He is much pleased with our city Shoe Maker
& Repairing
cludes their grocery business.
and sees no reason why with a
ALL WORK DONE IN A
In addition they will handle lum
little enterprise on the part of
FIRST CLASS MANNER
ber and buy livestock as hereto
citizens it should not become a
Can fit any ahoe to any foot.
very prosperous burg.
fore. The new firm has received
ROY WILCOX, Proprietor,
VIOLA BREEZES
Card of Thanks
We wish to thank the many
J friends
for their kindness, and
for the beautiful flowers sent in
expression of their sympathy at
the loss of our wife, daughter
and sister.
Steve Thrasher,
Mr. and Mrs. G. A. Masse
and family.