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About Eastern Clackamas news. (Estacada, Or.) 1916-1928 | View Entire Issue (July 31, 1919)
I X Thursday, July 3Î, 1919 LOCAL B R E V I T I E S AND NEWS ITEMS V * Miss Florence Kendall was a week-end visitor in Portland. Mr. and Mrs. B. R. Kimmel have purchased a piano for their daughter Arline. Mrs. Wm. Dale visited her daughter, Mrs. Stubbs, at Gresh am last Sunday. Miss Maude Sturgeon, Estaca- da’s pharmacist, was a Portland visitor Sunday. Mrs. Eloise Stenzel, of Port land, was a guest at the home of her friend, Mrs. A. E. Sparks, over the week-end. THURSDAY NIGHT, JULY 31st H ELEN H O LM ES ---------IN- The Lost Express THE LATEST AND MOST THRILLING PHOTO NOVEL! Serially at this Theatre Every Thurs day! CHAPTER XIV “ TRAPPED” General Thurston is abducted- by Pitts and kept in a rooming house, secluded. Simultaneously Crosby returns from the United States mint with a receipt for $102,000 worth of gold ingots. “ The Baron” and his asso ciates try to reach the Mountain King workings^ through the en trance of the old Miller mine shaft. Muiphy is imprisoned by a blast. Pitts makes a determined ef fort to murder Helen by drown ing her in a basement vault. WILLIAM DESMOND IN Bare Fisted Gallagher SATURDAY NIGHT, AUG. 2nd MAE MURRAY —IN — “ The Big Little Person" The Family Theatre ADMISSION: 10 and 25 cents! W. E. Linn, Manager. EASTERN CLACKAMAS NEWS Ted Saling went to visit his cousins Neil and Fred Saling in Currinsville Monday. Roy Meyers of Eagle Creek was in Estacada between trains yesterday morning. A. G. Ames departed to his post at the head of the Roaring River last Monday afternoon. Miss^ Elma Graham, who is now living in Portland, was a week-end visitor at Estacada. Mrs. Ed. Dc uglass drove a car to Portland Wednesday after noon to take Mrs. Pesznecker over to get medical treatment. Miss Dora Currin was a week end guest at her home in Cur- riusville. Miss Currin is a sten ographer and has a position in Salem. D. B. Bass, accompanied by Clyde Denny, is enjoying a va cation on the Clackamas river. During Mr. Bass’ absence, his barber shop is being looked af ter by B. F. Thompson of Port land. The Cary store at Boring has changed hands, Telford Brothers now being the proprietors. The senior Telford of the new firm, w as formerly the proprietor of this store at that place. Mr. and Mrs. Cary have not decided yet where they will locate. Mr. and Mrs. S. E. Wooster, Helen Wooster, Irene Saling and Mr. Wooster’s brother-in-law, • Charles Carothers and wife, who- have b£en visiting at the Woos ter home, left for Newport last Saturday morning for a vacation at that well known coast resort. Paul Holmes arrived home Monday morning after receiving his discharge. He was connect ed with the eighth infantry di- % vision, and had been about eight months iu France, arriving there ten days before the armistice was signed. He said that the trip home across the Atlantic was fine. E. W. Bartlett and family re turned Thursday evening from a protracted visit at Colton, Cali fornia, with their daughter, Mrs. Robert L. Smith of that place. They are looking hale and hear ty, showing the good effects of the trip. In an other column Mr. Bartlett gives a very interesting account of the homeward jour ney, which should be read and thought over by all. Oregon lags behind in the procession, because it fails to be ventursome enough. There is such a thing as an expensive economy. Good roads are the imperative demand of the hour, and those localities which fail to provide them will be left high and dry by the stream of travel. £age Five' Mrs. S. Pesznecker was in Portland several days, taking treatment for neuralgia in her face, which has been troubling her very much of late. She re turned Sunday. A. E. Sparks and1 wife were Portland visitors Monday and» were accompanied horn*’ in their car by Mrs. M. H. Evatos who had been a Sunday guest at the* R. M. Standish home. If you need a~ MOWER, RAKE —OR— BINDER D on’t swelter in a hot kitchen this summer. C om e in and see our full line of Sections, Rivets, FLORENCE Guards, Oil Cook Stoves or any parts lor above " L ook fo r th e L ev er ” machines, we have T h e finest oil stoves made. Fully guaranteed. W hether you have decided to buy an oil stove or not, let us show you this line. Absolutely reliable— simplest to operate. them here in stock ready for you. B E R T H. F I N C H H A RDW A RE FU R N ITU R E IMPLEMENTS •X~X~X~X~X~X~X-X~X~X~XK"XK~X«X"X~X~X~X~X"X~X"X~X~X~X~> I * X X Savings Department ? ? Four per cent interest, compounded semi-annually, Deposits withdrawable V X * X X X X Y Y Y Y Y Y Y y Y at will. y r Time Deposits y Y I* Y Y Y Y Y Four per cent interest, on six or twelve ? months time. ? - s X ? Y Y Y Y Y Y Y y Y Y Y Y Y Y Y Y Call and let us explain the investments to you. ? Y Y Y Y Y - ï Y Y Y Y Y Y ? ? ♦ Y % J i i ? Estacada State B a n k ï RESOURCES OVER $200,000.00 I ? ? <-t«t^;-i5Mj-x-x~x~:-^<~x-x**x-î-x-*-* «x~x**-x-x~x-x~xx~.~x-<~x*.:.<-:..i