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About Eastern Clackamas news. (Estacada, Or.) 1916-1928 | View Entire Issue (March 4, 1920)
■ * - . % Thursday, EASTERN CLACK AM AS NEWS PaKe Two ' - March 4. 1920 GEORGE ITEMS Mr. juk I Mrs. C. Johnson visit ed Mr, ami Mrs. Warwick last Sunday. Mr. Widmer and son Willie of Sandy Ridge, visited relatives and friends at George last Sun day. Mrs. Ochs, Mrs. Joyner and Mrs. Weisentluh visited Mrs. Zwirman last Friday. Mrs. W. Held and Mrs. L. Rath visited Mrs. T. Harders last Wednesday. A number o f the George peo ple attended the Community Club meeting at Estacada Fri day night. Louis Weisentluh and Ted Harders took some hogs to Port land last Tuesday. CHANDLER SIX Famous For Its M arvelous M o to r ft IIITftK EAGLE CREEK Mrs. Walter Douglass and the Misses Mildred and Florice Douglass, who have been ill with the “ tlue” have almost recover ed their good health. Mrs. Dillon, Mrs. Viola Doug lass and Guy W oodleof Portland, motored out to Upper Eagle Creek Sunday, spending a few hours at the home of the latter’s parents, Mr. and Mrs. J. P. Woodle. Dick Gibson was an Estacada visitor last Thursday. Mr. and Mrs. Walter Douglass and daughters Mildred and Flor ice were the dinner guests o f Mr. and Mrs. James DeSha/.er Sunday. Joe Woodle lias returned to school. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Hoffmeis- ter have moved into their new house which has just recently been completed. Miss Kathryn Dark our school teacher, not being very well, went home to recuperate. Mrs. loin Smith was calling on Mrs. Platt last Friday aftei- noon. Mrs. Nora Reid and sons Theo dore and Chester and Mrs. Guy Wilcox and children were seen over this w a\ Sunday. It W ill Be a C h a n d le r Six I f Y o u A s K C h a n d le r O w n e rs F by chance you aren't convinced that the Chandler is the greatest of sixes, compare them all. Check the Chandler against other cars of similar size and type that list at prices ranging hundreds of dollars higher. See for yourself how much more the Chandler offers you in real motor car value, in excellence of mechanical design and construction, in actual per formance, in extraordinary economy of maintenance, and in the beauty and comfort of its bodies. Or ask Chandler owners who have owned other cars. They will tell you why they like the Chandler better. They will tell you how it serves them so well. I If Y o u Don’ t Want to Wait This Spring, Order Now SIX HANDSOME BODY TYPES • Seven-Passenget Touring Car, SIS95 Four-Passenger Roadster. S189S Four-Passenger Dispatch Car, S197S Seven-Passenger Sedan, S2S9S Four-Passenger Coupe, S2795 Litnousine, SJJ95 ( A l l p r u t t f . j . 1. ClttiU m J) CASCADE GARAGE CHANDLER MOTOR CAR COMPANY, CLEVELAND, O. NOTICE TO CREDITORS Notici' tu’ M't»» piven that th«' Un- itft I>.t\. apn>untc<l by tin* t'ount) Court o f I'laokHiiiHs C ount), Orrtfou, K.\* «•uturs o f the K“ twte o f William M h llemtonk, All l» rm>ns hn\ ii^ claims agam st »aid es- tat•1 nr* »vt>> >notili«i nial inquire« I to pte-ient < - urn* to us duly verified with pri> • \ ■ uehen*. at the reuHlerer* o f l ena I rwotHl in the t’it« o f Ka taeaiia, Or« -r to either o f us at our posto’1i»> t :re>> KstaeaUa. t'laekamas County, >r< .’ <*n, within siv m on th * from ths ua *• hereof. Pa t « d t . ! > I"th. t.ena t ’ n«Vr\vo«*d, W illiam Kellemk i k. K\eeUt<*ra • >( th« Estate of W hi »m V Kelleioi«» ■>, iii i l ii««!. Kirst puhlit Hti«>i Keh'y ISth. t r.'M, 2 - IS :: IS D O V E R ITEMS Mr. and Mrs. George Kitz- miller attended the funeral o f the latter's aunt, Mrs. Dora Williams o f Oregon City. Thurs day. Miss Shaw was calling on Mrs. 1 VS haze r Monday after noon. The school directors are im proving the school grounds by building a new porch on to the school house and laying a new walk to the well ami gate. Our teacher Miss Snyder, vis ited w ith her parents in Portland Sunday. Mr. Pilgrim has had a tele phone installed in his house re cently. Mrs. Mannen spent several days in Portland visiting friends 0 and shopping. Raymond DeShazer has a con tract to saw SJ ricks o f wood for J. G. DeShazer o f Firwood this week. We are agents for the Gill Bros. Seed C o.’s Oregon grown Seeds. 3-4 W a Dale Co. Profitable Poultry G. A. Masse, who lives on Es tacada Heights, has a flocK o f 125 hens. These are part Rhode Island Reds, part O. A. C. White Leghorns and part a cross be tween the two. .dr. Massiesays the mixture o f the two breeds makes a very satisfactory com bination, as the tro.reny are gixxl layers and a good size, his egg record for February aver aged from 60 to 70 eggs per day. Besides his laying hens he has sixteen which are setting. fwn