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About Eastern Clackamas news. (Estacada, Or.) 1916-1928 | View Entire Issue (Dec. 4, 1919)
Thursday, C ¿c; mber 4 , 1 9 1 9 Mrs. A. K. Morion o f Portland was the week-end guest of Mrs. E. YV. Bartlett. W. F. Cary and wife and little Glenn, were in Estacada Sunday from Boring. Miss Gertrude Alexander pass ed the Thanksgiving recess at her home in Gresham. Dr. McCall and wife and assist ed Portland friends in partaking o f a Thanksgiving dinner. Miss Gladys Joslyn of Port land was the guest of her friend Miss Marian Dunlop, for over Thanksgiving. Mr. and Mrs. Grover Fred erick o f Molalla visited with their uncle James Melton and family Tuesday and YVednesday. Miss Mable Wilcox is in Esta cada this week visiting her par ents. Mr. and Mrs. Gus Wilcox, who have apartments at the Es tacada hotel. Lewis Jones, at one time a res ident of this place, but now at tending Reed college in Portland, was in Estacada Saturday and Sunday visiting his sister and friends. Mrs. James Smith and child ren went to Newberg last Friday, to visit at t h e home of Mrs. Smith’s parents, Mr. and Mrs. Townsend, returning S u n d a y night. The Family Theatre THURSDAY NIGHT, DEC. 4th “ Go with get ’em Garringer,” EASTERN C L A C K A M A S NEW S Mrs. I). B. Bass and children spent Thanksgiving in Portland. Mr. and Mrs. A. E. Sparks spent Thanksgiving with Port land friends. Miss Ida Wagner continues to improve at the Good Samaritan hospital in Portland. Arthur Duncan had the mis fortune to break his arm Monday while cranking his truck. Dr. and Mrs. R. Morse went to Portland on Thanksgiving day to add pleasure to a family party. R. L. Starr and wife o f Port land, spent Thanksgiving with Mrs. Starr’s parents, Mr. and Mrs. B. Sarver. The local order entertained the Saturday night. served and the very pleasantly, Hours of Sum ist' and Sunset 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 Date 7:3.8 4:27 7:39 4:37 7:30 4:27 * 7:33 4:27 7:33 4:26 7:34 4:2(5 7:35 4:26 Sunrise Sunset Shooting begins one-half hour before sunrise and stops at sun set. IN “ The Lightning Raider” SATURDAY NIGHT, DEC. 6th W. B. WARREN — IN — “ The Man Who TURNED WHITE” FIRST p i c t u r e : AT 7 P. M. ADMISSION: Adults, 22c. W ar tax 3c Children 10c W ar tax lc. W. E. Linn, Manager. Mr. and Mrs. YV. W. Christen sen of Springwater attended the sessions of the Order o f the Mys tic Shrine, which met lately in Portland. On their return home they were held up, not by high waymen but by trouble with their car, which delayed them some hours. Phil Standish was in town Saturday and left that evening for Salt Lake, Utah. It is cur rently reported that he would meet at that place some one with whom he would proceed to California on a very auspicious and important trip. When au thentic information is received The N e w s will publish it for its readers. Oregon Poultry Farm ( Located one mile out of Estacada, Oregon, on Garfield road.) -> Shop on Broadway adjoining otlice of E. W . Bartlett. Watches Clocks and G . R E IN Jewelry at Shoe Maker & reasonable prices. Can tit any shoe to any foot. \ l R. CARLSON Undertaker and Rmbalmer Fine W atch Repairing. Jewely Made to Order. Gresham H. D. OLIVER. 122 Second S t., <’or. Washington P O R T L A N D , ORE:. Repairing A L L W ORK DONE IN A FIR ST C LASS M AN N E R Every article guarantee»! as represented. - Oregon • YVarron McYVillis 0 Local Agent for Estacada X X ? ? You are invited to caii and secure one of our popular 1920 Calendars which have just arrived. I V i V Ï And Lei Us Remind You • % A • PEARL WHITE I have no pullets I or sale. A few pedigreed corns and cockerels, live and ten dollars eaeh. Also a few trap nested hens, record o f 200 eggs in pullet year, for sale, price ten dollars eaeh. A COM PLETE l in e : o f Mrs. P. M. YVagner left last Tuesday night night for San Die- go, California, being called there, by the serious condition o f her son Virgil, who is very ill with pneumonia. Misses Amanda a n d Emma Kappa, Mr. and Mrs. C. M. Sparks and son all o f Portland, Mr. YVassamiller of Kent, Ore., George Smith of Eagle Creek ivlr. and Mrs. George Douglass and daughter visited J. W. Dowtv on Sunday. • I’hil. Marquatn, Proprietor Chester Worn er was home from O. A. C. Thanksgiving day. Ken Bartlett was home Thanks giving. He was accompanied by his cousin William Snodgrass, who has just been released from service with Uncle Sam. The ladies o f the M. E. Church will have an apron sale on Satur day, Dec. 13, at Ely & Son’s store. Coffee a n d sandwiches will he served. This will be a good opportunity to buy aprons for Christmas presents. Every body come. Oregon Poultry Farm DECEMBER o f Odd Fellows Rebekahs last Luncheon was evening spent Joe. Cahill Jr. o f Eagle Creek, was taken to a Portland hospital last week, and Saturday was op erated upon for an abscess in his hip. He is getting along as well as can be expected. rage rive i that this hank is prepared every proper banking thriving community. to meet need of this : ; : ! I ! V “ Safety and Service* r» 1 Estacada State Bank Y X FOUR P E R C E N T IN TER E ST ON TIME: AND I S A V I N G S DEPOSITS. • •
