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About Eastern Clackamas news. (Estacada, Or.) 1916-1928 | View Entire Issue (Aug. 28, 1919)
Thursday. A i~ust .*!S, 1919 LOCAL, BREVin_ES AND NEWS I T E MS John Simpson spent the week end with his mother and sister. Miss Ruth Dillon is taking a vacation, and is with her brother Lee camping out on Larch Mt. Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Holder are spending their vacation with relatives and Li n is in Salem. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Bartholo mew went to Portland last Fri day evening, to visit relatives and friends, returning the next day. Principal F. E. Burns of Boardman, Or. was in town Fri day, making arrangements for his exchange here with Principal Signs. )Ú G. W. Hauck of Harrisburg, Pennsylvania, who has been vis iting his sister, Mrs. Harry Sny der, left last Thursday, for San Diego. Calif. V V Mrs. II. Snyder and her sister- in-law, Mrs. Hauck, her brother, W. L. Hauck of Mechanicshurg, Penn., are at Seaside for a visit of a week or more. Ted Ahlberg and wife celebra ted their second wedding anni versary last Friday, by going to Portland, where a family reunion was held at the home of Mrs. Ah1 berg’s mother. A very en joyable time was had. The Family Theatre THURSDAY NIGHT, AUG. 28th Diando with George Lar kins and Bettv Compson IN “The Border Raiders” SATURDAY NIGHT AUG. 30th MONROE SALISBURY —I N - “ The Light of Victory* Matinee on Labor Day Fannie Ward in “ The Cry of the WeaK.” Thia picture will be shown at the Strand, in Portland Aug. 24. _ ADMISSION: Adults, 23c. Wa-- tax 2c Children, 9c. War tax lc. W. E. Linn, Manager. EASTERN CLACKAMAS NEWS Rev. J. F. Dunlop will preach at Zion church next Sunday at 3 p. m. Misses Lydia Matson and Irene Saling were Portland visitors Saturday. 0. C. Holmen of Springwater, left Monday for Woodburn, Or., where he will stay with a son. Paul Keiffer, J. C. Hillman’s nephew from Cambridge, Ohio, 'is here visiting at the Hillman home. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Shelley and daughter Marguerite, of Portland, were guests at the J. C. Hillman home last week. Ira Neal will soon leave for The Dalles, Where he intends to locate, as his health is much better in that locality than here. Dr. T. B. Ford, Dist. Supt. of Salem District, will hold the last quarterly conference at the Methodist church, Sept 13. at 3 p. m. Mrs. Ed. Douglass went to Aurora, Ore., Monday where she visited her mother and other members of the family for two or three days. Page Five At the regular official board meeting of the M. E. church, Monday evening, Mrs. Reagan was elected as a delegate to the lay electoral conference, to be held at Salem October 1. We have just received another assortment of Mirror Aluminum Ware, Heavier than Wearever. “ Every piece reflects good housekeeping.” This assortment con tains large canning and preserving kettles, stew pans, teakettles and dish pans of all sizes and shapes at prices very lit tle higher than Granite Ware. See our Special on BLUE BIKD DISHES. History of World’s War given free with each set. Be sure and come to Arti san’s picnic Labor Day, Sept. 1st. D o n ’t swelter in a hot kitchen this summer. C om e in and see our full line of FLORENCE V Oil Cook Stoves "‘ L o o k f o r th e L e v e r ” 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. Ù B E R T H. F I N C H Mrs. J. W. Reed and her sis ter, Miss Oakley, returned Sun day from their California visit, where they went through the famous Yosemite valley. An aeroplane flew over town last Tuesday morning, which caused a little flurry of excite ment. These machines look like huge dragon flies or devil’s darning needles, as they are sometimes called. J. B. Bowman, of the Garfield district, is moving to Estacada this week and will occupy the Townsend house. Mr. Bowman is moving to Estacada so that his children may take advantage of our excellent school. HARDW ARE The N ews is sorry to hear of the illness of Mrs. Eflen Dowty of Alspaugh, who was stricken last Friday with a slight stroke of paralysis. Dr. Morse is in at tendance and she is getting along as well as can be expected. H. E. Wagner and W. B. Jett, two electricians of Portland, have been overhauling the P. R. L. & P. Co. plant at Faraday for a couple of weeks, and next week will mske repairs at the River Mill plant. They are registered at the Estacada. Bank. Mrs. John Dunseath and chil dren left this morning for Port land, whence they will leave this evening for San F r a n c i s c o , where she will join her husband. The latter has an important and lucrative position with the Sun set Publishing Company in that city. Mr. and Mrs. O. H. Olson are again registered at the Hotel Es tacada, for a week’s stay. Mr. Olson is helping in the bank, during Miss Ruth Dillon's vaca tion.' F U R N IT U R E IMPLEMENTS Our Deposits Have recently reached the sum of $191,000.00 which is the high mark in the history of the * We are grateful to the people of this com munity for this definite and concrete expression of confidence in the Bank and of appreciation of the Banking Service which we are endeavoring to render them. Estacada State Bank Four Per cent Interest on Time and Savings Deposits. ■ «x^x— x : : ❖ •x,*x-x •.•'X- í - x - w IfUMir irtwjf^iTrnflpr~fr xj