Thursday, June VA, 1919
L OC A L B R E V I T I E S
AND NEWS ITEM S
Ed. Boner made a Hying trip
to Portland, Monday.
Mrs. G. Schmid was a Port­
land visitor last Saturday.
W. H. H. Wade and family are
back from Eastern Oregon for a
couple of weeks.
H. P. Jochimsen of Hood River
called at the N ew s office Tues­
day, to renew his subscription.
C. A. Miller, motorman on the
6. 30 train from Portland, has
moved his family from Estacada.
Will Closner and family are lo­
cated now in their new home,
the Tracy place in northeast Es­
tacada.
THURSDAY NIGHT,
JUNE 12th
HELEN
HOLMES
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The Lost Express
THE LATEST
AND MOST
THRILLING PHOTO-
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Theatre
Every
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CHAPTER VII
“ THE RACE WITH THE
LIMITED’’
“Tha Baion,” Harelip,” alias
Pitts; “The Leech” and Valquez
enter into a conspiracy to keep
knowledge of big gold develop­
ments in the Mountain King
range from General Thurston,
Pitts is ordered to prevent
either Thurston or his daughter
Helen from starting on a journey
to the range.
Helen becomes convinced that
there is some mysterious connec­
tion between Pitts and “ Harelip.”
She consults Murphy and be­
tween them they trail Pitts to
the Valquez offices
LUCILE LEE STEWART in
“ The
llth
Commandment”
SATURDAY NIGHT, JUNE 14th
Bessie Barrescale
—IN —
“ HEARTS ASLEEP”
COMEDY
BILLIE RHODES in
“What the Wind Did”
The Family
Theatre
ADMISSION:
10 and
25 cents!
W. E. Linn,
Manager.
EASTERN CLACKAMAS NEWS
Mrs. Charles Kitchingand sons
left Monday for a week’s visit a-
mong relatives and friends at
Forest Grove and Portland.
Miss Morrison of the High
School faculty, left Monday for
Portland. Later on she may go
to one of the coast resorts for
the summer.
The Ladies Aid of the M. E.
Church will serve a dinner on the
evening of June 18th. Plenty to
eat served cafeteria style, com­
mencing at 6.30.
Mrs. W. F. Cary and little
daughter, of Boring, came to
town last Friday. She was
wanting some dental work done,
but I)r. Wells was in Portland.
W. H. Grabel, conductor on
No. 26, which lays over in t Esta-
cada all night, has moved his
family here from Portland, oc­
cupying one of the Page residen­
ces.
We call attention to the new
ads. of E. A. Brady of Oregon
City and R. R. Carlson of Gresh­
am in this issue. Both firms are
well and favorably known as
giving sympathetic and satisfact­
ory service to those requiring
their services.
Miss Marian Dunlop, daughter
of Rev. and Mrs. J. F. Dunlop,
arrived home on Saturday from
Banks where she had closed her
school. She was accompanied
by her friend, Miss Gladys Jos-
lyn of Cherry Grove, Ore., with
whom she went this week to
Portland for the Rose festival.
Misses Elva and Clara Gut-
tridge, of Prairie City, Ore., the
neices of Mrs. D. B. Herring,
who have been visiting her some
time, left Monday for Portland
to attend the Rose festival.
They will subsequently go to
Seattle and other Washington
points before returning to their
home.
Ray Drill, of the class of 1920
Estacada High school, left Mon­
day for Portland where he has
a position as machinist with the
Willamette Iron Works Co. He
held this same position last year,
which he resigned last fall to
pursue his studies in school. It
speaks much for his mechanical
ability that he was awarded it
again on the expiration of the
school year.
G. E. Lawrence returned Sat­
urday morning from a trip to
Harney county, and reports that
there was a severe frost in that
section last week. At Bend the
water froze in the radiator of a
car which was in a barn, and
on Sunday, June 1st, the mer­
cury at the State experimental
farm had dropped to 28. In
addition to other troubles the
farmers are being bothered by
grasshoppers and sage rats.
Pt\jje F i v e
Dr. L. A. Wells and family
Mrs. M. H. Evans is in Port-
leave Sunday for a week’s visit land this wehk, enj \ving a visit
with the parents of Mrs. Wells with her daughter, Mrs. R. M.
at Roseburg. During his ah- Standish and family, and inci-
sense his dental office wili be dentally attending the Rose Fest-
closed.
ival.
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Field or Lawn W hen Our
Garden Hand Cultivators, 5 Tooth
One Horse Cultivators and Superior
Lawn Mowers
WILL KEEP YOUR GARDEN CLEAN AND
UP-TO-DATE!
Special Prices Next Week on Garden
Hose, Lawn Mowers a n d P a i n t s !
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