Thursday, October 9, 1919
LOCAL B R E V I T I E S
AND NEWS ITEMS
B. H. Finch has been on the
sick list this week.•
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Dr. H. V. Adix was seen on
our streets Friday.
F. E. Burns went to the me
tropolis Saturday morning.
E. S. Womer was a passenger
on the 8:52 train Saturday morn
ing.
G. E. Lawrence came over
from Portland Saturday morn
ing.
Mrs. M. A. Stubbs of Gresham
was a guest at the Wm. Dale
home, Sunday.
Walter Givens of Kent, Ore.,
formerly of this place, was an
Estacada visitor last Friday.
Mrs. M. H. Evans went to
Portland Sunday for a visit with
her daughter, Mrs. R. M. Stan-
dish and family.
Mr. and Mrs. S. E. Wooster
drove Sunday, t o . Orchards,
Wash., near Vancouver, to visit
a cousin of the former.
Mrs: Hal Hillman left Estacada
Tuesday, for Walla Walla to join
her husband, who has a position
with the Page Automobile Co.
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Herrman
were guests at the home of the
latter’s parents, Mr. and Mrs. J.
V. Barr, last Saturday and Sun
day. They reside in Portland.
The Family
Theatre
THURSDAY NIGHT,
OCT. 9th
“ The Turn in the Road”
SATURDAY NIGHT
OCT. 11th
“ Scarlet Shadow”
By Mae Murray
The United Artisans will give a
thirty minute Comedy entitled
“ The Man Next Door,” along
with the regular show. Admis
sion to all, reserved seats 50c;
aialts 3»^.’ children lfic.
Thursday Night, Oct. 16
“ The Man who
Turned white”
By Warner
ADMISSION:
Adults, 22c.' War tax 3c
Children 10c War tax lc.
W. E. Linn, Manager.
EASTERN CLACKAMAS NEWS
Miss Ruth Saling clérked in
the post office Monday.
J. K. Ely and daughter Macy
and W. H. Wade were in Port
land Saturday.
Proprietor LaBarre of the well
known Log La barre hostelry,
and Tom Carter the forest ran
ger were in town Monday morn
ing.
The Rev. J. F. Dunlop has
been returned here for another
year and the former pastor,
Rev. H. Spiess, to his charge at
Can by.
Messrs J. V. Barr, A. C. Coop
er and Edward Shearer were
other Estacadans who returned
from a trip to the metropolis
Saturday afternoon.
Harry Snyder bought the C.
E. Sparks residence on Terrace
Addition, and moved in the lat
ter part of last week. Mr. Sny
der has a position with the Es
tacada Garage.
Two ladies Mrs. Carpenter and
Mrs. Fewless, from Portland,
were in town Tuesday, in the in
terests of the “ Be-a-Brick-Buy-a
Brick” campaign. The proceeds,
are for building a fireproof mod
ern nursery for the homeless*
nameless, abandoned babies of
Oregon.
J. C. Hillman has had the
pleasure of a visit from his sis
ter, her husband and daughter.
They are Mr. and Mrs. Frank
Duffey and Miss Ruth, from
Cambridge, Ohio. Mr. Hillman
went to Portland last Friday to
meet them and bring them on
here. He has been busy taking
them around in his car and
showing them the country. They
left yesterday.
Postmaster and Mrs. W. A.
Heylman have recently received
letters from their son, Major W.
II. Heylman, stating that he can
not yet say when he will return
home. At the special request of
his commanding officer, he re
ceived orders* from Washington,
to stay as a member of the
American forces in France, as
the remaining ones are now
called. He has been placed in
charge of a prison camp, whence
the German war prisoners are
being repatriated.
He wrote
that about 48,000 would pass
thru in the next twenty days.
After this work is concluded, he
will go to Chaumont, the former
general headquarters of the
American army. His chief tells
him he will keep him until every
thing is cleaned up.
Report
goes that as a reward he will re
ceive three ribbons and a star.
He did not explain, but it may
be inferred that this means pro
motion. If so, it must be to
brigadier-general, for no rank
below this carries a star.
Page Five
Dr. Will Dale of Portland, vis
ited his parents at this place last
Oregon Poultry Farm
Sunday.
Miss Roberta Reid was here
Phil. Marquam, Proprietor
from Portland, Sunday to visit at
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the parental home in Garfield.
I have no pullets for sale.
A
fe w pedigreed cocks and
Mr. and Mrs* Cassemeyer of
cockerels, five and ten dollars
Portland, spent the week end
each. Also a few trap-nested
with Mr. and Mrs. Ted Ahlberg.
hens, record of 2(H) eggs in
pullet year, for sale, price ten
Mrs. Haitie Clester, mother of
dollars each.
Mrs. Ed. Douglass, came over
from Aurora last Sunday, to vis
it a few days.
Oregon Poultry Farm
Miss Helen Wooster was taken (Located one miie out of Estacada,
Oregon, on Garfield road.)
with a fainting spell in school
last Tuesday, but was sufficiently
recovered to resume her studies
the following day.
Shop on Broadway adjoining office of
H. A. Rands who has charge
E. W. Bartlett.
of the work going on above Caz
adero, for the P. Rv L. & P. Co.
G . R EIN
has been in Estacada this week Shoe Maker & Repairing
trying to get help.
ALL WORK DONE IN A
FIRST CLASS MANNER
Tickets for the show at The
Can fit any shoe to any foot.
Family Theatre, Saturday night,
which includes the comedy by the
United Artisans, are on sale at
Carl Kimmel was home from
R. G. Marchbanks.
Eugene this week.
Charles Bartholomew, of Echo,
Or., made a brief visit here Mon Mr. and Mrs. E. D. Allen were
day, to see his sister, Mrs» E. E. here from Marmot this week.
Saling and brother, Fred Bar* Those who have seen “The
tholowew. He was on his way Turn in the Road” at Portland,
to Portland, where he had a car say that it is a very pretty pic
load of hogs on the market.
ture and well worth seeing,
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For our depositors
Convenience
And on account of our rapid increase in
business, we have installed a Ledger posting
machine to assist us in our book-keeping de
partment. This change will do away with the
balancing of pass-books, as they will be used
only for the purpose of receipting for the de
posits as made.
Beginning with October 1st,
statements will be furnished when the cancelled
checks are returned
to the depositor.
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requested that pass-books be brought
It is
in at this
time for balancing up to October 1st.
Estacada State B a n k
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FOUR PERCENT INTEREST ON TIME AND
SAVINGS DEPOSITS.
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