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About Eastern Clackamas news. (Estacada, Or.) 1916-1928 | View Entire Issue (April 1, 1920)
Thursday, April 1, '.920 EASTERN CLACKAMAS NEWS Who said doughnuts? Try those at Hauser’s. They are the real thing. f Shop on Broadway adjoining office of E. W . Bartlett. went to Hauser’ s cafe is receiving many compliments from those who patronize it. Miss Olive Humphrey of Port land, visited her mother, Mrs. C. S. Allen, last Sunday. M. O. Evans and 0 . L. Fish o f Salem, were here Monday and Tuesday in the interests o f the Oregon Growers Cooperative A s sociation. The Family Theatre THURSDAY NIGHT, APRIL 1st Baby Marie Osborn — IN — “ Winring Grandma” SATU R D AY NIGHT, April 3rd W m. A. Brady Presents ‘ ‘LITTLE WOMEN” Sunday a Special ‘‘The Heart of Humanity” Matinee at 3 p. m. Evening 7 p. m. and 9 p. m. First show at 7 p. in. sharp. A D M IS S IO N : Adults, 22c. Children 10c, War tax 3c W ar tax lc , W . E. Linn, Manager. The editor will resume his priestly functions on Easter day, as he will preach and celebrate the Holy Eucharist at St. Philip’s mission in Portland. This is a colored congregation. Ken Bartlett is home for a va cation from the U. o f Oregon. On his way he stopped at Oregon City, Friday evening, where he was taken into the Elks’ order. Arthur Lambert o f Portland, representing the Mutual Life In surance Co., made a business trip to Estacada Friday. While here he renewed his old acquain tance with H. C. Stephens o f the Estacada State Bank and S. E. Wooster and w ife o f the Estaca da Realty Co. Don’ t work yourself to death cooking a special Easter dinner. Go to Hauser’s cafe, where an elegant bill o f fare will be served for only fifty cents a plate. Tho not quite as elaborate, it will be as good in quality, as those in Portland, for wkich a dollar or more is charged. George Pointer who has re cently come here from Portland, is doing some fine work in sign painting, for the Cary Real Es tate Co., the Peoples Store, the Palace Meat Market, Krigbaum’s confectionery and Hauser’s cafe. Mr. Pointer is considering buy ing a piece o f land and becoming a permanent resident. The Rev. Father Hogan of Sandy came over Saturday. He spoke enthusiastically of the prospects before that p’ace. The engineer supervising the hard surface road work has opened an office there, and a number o f new comers are expected this spring. Father Hogan celebrated mass and performed other ministerial offices for those o f his faith in this vicinity, Sunday morning. TRAP-NESTED, SINGLE COMB WHITE LEGHORNS A LL W O R K DONE IN A FIR ST C LA SS M A N N E R Can fit any shoe to any foot. Get your order in early for eggs or stock, Send for de scriptive mating list. R. R. CARLSON Undertaker and Embalmer P H IL M4RQUAM Gresham - Oregon (Farm located one mile out of Ksta- cada, Oregon, on Garfield road.) E. W. Bartlett attended the meeting o f the Elks lodge, Fri- pay night, at Oregon City, when his son Ken, joined the antlered herd. Miss Ida Wagner Portland Monday. Phil. Marquant, Proprietor Shoe Maker & Repairing Mrs. Lena Underwood and son Lester, were at Underwood, Wash., Saturday and Sunday. The O. A. C. bunch o f stu dents from Estacada, Miss Ber tha Hillman, Clyde Denny, Carl Kimmel, Russell Reed and Ches ter Womer, has returned to Cor vallis. Oregon Poultry Farm G . R E IN Mr. and Mrs. Cal Farrar went to Portland for the week end re turning Sunday evening. The Rev. S. E. Bettes, the cow boy preacher, will hold ser vice at the church in Viola, on Sunday morning at 11 o’ clock. Page Five Warren McWillis Local Agent for Estacada PLACE YOUR If you have farms or acreage for sale, no matter what size, large or small, we can find you the buyer, we have sold others and we can sell yours. If your price is right, list with us, we will do the rest. I s S. E. Wooster & Son. The Agricultural College and the State University will have to close their doors to at least 1000 students, and perhaps to twice that number, unless relief is vot ed in the May election. Both in stitutions are in great need o f class rooms and laboratories. Fire Insurance in the Home Company and through the Home Agent J. W. REED ESTACADA Agent for The Pacific States Fire Insurance Company I Y Y Y \ I 1 There is Only One Way ? I ♦ l ! Y * , ? ? J Y Y Y Y Y Y Y Y Y Y X t Y To save mon y. the first dollar. lar first. That is to begin with Y ou can t save the second dol Y ou can’t wait until you get a big lot of them to put in the Bank, for most people don ’ t get them that way. Bring in that first dollar and start a Savings A ccou n t and then the other dollars will accumu late, with pr.per and persistent effort on your ? I ? ? Y part, and the interest that you will receive will Y Y Y Y Y Y Y Y I be a very material factor in the increase deposit. of the I I Y 1 B U T D O IT N O W . ? Y i I J Y Y Y Y Estacada State Bank î Y Y ■‘Safety and Service* i I ♦ î D O N ’ T FORGET TO AY YOUR TAXES. ?