EASTERN CLACKAMAS NEWS
Page Two
Ed Harders bought a new
VV. H. Dross is spending his Chevrolet car last week.
Air. and Mrs. Chas. Horger of
vacation with his family on their
Portland,
visited Mrs. Horger’s
homestead. Their new residence
mother, M,rs. Marie Blinker, last
is near completion.
Mrs. Willis of Pacific City, Cal.. Sunday.
Mrs. Bateson and daughter
is visiting with her daughter,
Marion
of Portland, are visiting
Mrs. Carpenter — expecting to
her sister Mrs. Henry Johnson of
remain until %
Xmas.
Miss Rika Anderson spent a| George, this week.
Mr. and Mrs. Ted Harders re­
part of her vacation with her
father. Matt Anderson. She is turned home from Aurora, Ore.,
last Friday, where they have been
now teach inn at Seaside.
picking hops for the past ten
William Hartman, son of Mis. days.
C. V. Sandsto.ie, is at home,
UPPER EAGLE CREEK
after spending t h e summer
months in the harvest field in
Mr. Rucher’s brother and fam-
Eastern Oregon.
ilv, of Olympia, are guests at his
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Pastor Dunlop, of M.E. church. home.
School commenced in District
Estaenda held services in Nora
No.
50 last week with 23 pupils
Looney Memorial church Sunday.
enrolled.
Some one will be there to speak
rain does not please some
every Sunday afternoon if possi­ of This
the farmers for they are not
ble.
yet ready for much rain.
The people of Garfield are again
Mr. and Mrs. J. M. Parks spent
Sunday
at the home of the lat­
trying to bring together the young
people by organizing a Union te r’s parents. Mr. and Mrs. H.
Sunday School at Rora Memorial H. Udell, of Dover.
Several from this neighbor­
Church. Mr. Young, our super­ hood
attended the C. L. Durbin
intendent, is a capable and will­ sale in Springwater last Satur­
ing worker, and invites everyone day. H. S. Gibson bought some
that possibly can to come and hogs, and Will Douglass a brace
l>oost every Sunday 2.3Q p.m. and bits.
Mrs. C. W. Murphey celebrated
her birthday Sunday by inviting
BISSELL ITEMS
Mr. and Mrs. Will Douglass and
lid School of Portland motored Mr. and Mrs. Ray Woodle and
to George last Sunday.
son Leslie, to come and help par­
Mr. and Mrs. William Hold take of a delicious birthday
spent t h e we e k - e n d visiting dinner.
Mr. and Mrs. Ed Douglass, ac­
friends at Tillamook, Oregon.
companied bv Mrs. Viola Doug­
Mis Sarrud Mu e l l e r a n d lass and Miss Hina Douglass,
daughter lilise and sons Emanuel motored to The Dalles last week
and Ted, of Portland, visited the and were the guests of Mr. and
Roll Douglass and Mr. and
former’s daughter, Mrs. Pete Mrs.
Mrs. Jess Douglass while up
Ruhl, over Sunday.
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Ed Bon'er took a party consist­
ing of Mrs. Lena Underwood and
and her son Lester, Mrs. A. G.
Ames, Retha and Vernon Ames
to Underwood, Wash., last Sun­
day. Mrs. Underwood remained
there, but the rest returned Mon­
day.
Mr. and Mrs. J. P. Woodle are
enjoying a visit from their daugh­
ter and her husband and baby,
Rev. and Mrs. C. VV. Pogue. Mr.
Pogue is the Methodist pastor at
Bonanza, Ore., and they are on
their way to conference which
meets at McMinnville on the 29th.
The County Fair was held at
Canby this week, closing today.
We acknowledge with thanks
complimentary tickets to the same
from the secretary of Fair Asso­
ciation. The Banner-Courier of
Oregon City in this connection,
issued a special fair number which
was a credit to the management.
Store Shows
Remarkable Growth
Those who pass the Odd Fel­
lows’ building will notice that the
store on the ground floor, is be­
coming well filled up with mer­
chandise, and hereby hangs an
interesting tale. A year ago lai-t
April 15th, a l m o s t eighteen
months since, J. K. Ely started
in with a small stock of notion^.
His intention had been to open in
the wing, where Mrs. Hay hi s
her dressmaking parlor, hut the
main store being vacant, Mr. Ely
moved in there temporarily as he
thought. But although business
conditions were rather depressed
at the time generally, they shortly
began to improve, and Mr. Ely
benefitted in consequence. At
first his sale^ were natural’y
small, as the size of his stock
limited t h e amount. But he
persevered adding by degrees
this or that line, procuring orders
for customers which he filled in
the city for them. Thus their
number increased and Mr. Ely
found he had to increase his stock
to supply the demand. Fur the
first year, however, the growth
was not very pronounced, but
with the opening of 1920 it has
made a remarkable progress. At
present his stock is .ten times as
large as when he began, and is a
very comprehensive o n e . He
carries full lines of men’s and
women’s furnishing goods, in
shoes, hats, rubbers, gloves, ho­
siery. overalls, women’s a n d
children’s cotton dresses, etc.,
while his shelves display a varied
assortment of bolt goods in wool
and cotton. Ladies who do fancy
work can indulge their tastes
to the full, a< there is a bewilder­
ing assortment of silks, mercer-
zed cottons, and yarns, the
last named being the famous
1 Fleishman brand in all shades
and colors.
Mr. Ely is to he congratulated
on the success he has attained,
hut he brought to it a business
experience of several years which
proved a most valuable asse‘.
The record of this store is a credit
to anv man and any town.
Thursday, Septemher 23, 1920
The N e w s has now a Garfield
correspondent, Mrs. C. V. Sand­
stone, who with her family have
lately .come from McMinnville,
and purchased the W. K. Corbin
place.
We have a heavy bill to meet
•at the beginning of next month
for news print. Our subscribers
who are in arrears can materially
help us out if they will promptly
renew.
Mrs. Wagner and family, who
have been stopping at the hotel
for the summer, moved into the
Mrs. A. Baumgardener house,
opposite the Christian church,
Tuesday.
Dr. and Mrs. L. A. Wells re­
turned home Tuesday evening
from Seattle:. The Dr. says that
the roads are divided into five
classes, paved, good, fair, had
and awful.
We regret we were out when
A. H. Standish of Oak Park, 111.,
the father of R. M. and Phil
Standish, called at this office last
week. He is visiting the former
in Portland.
Mrs. J. C. Hillman, Miss Bertha
Hillman and Mr. and Mrs. Hal
Hillman are in Portland, while J.
C. Hillman is looking after things
on his ranch in Springwater. He
has threshed his grain and re­
ports receiving 1900 bushels of
wheat and oats.
Those boys who were implica­
ted in damaging the pavilion and
other property in the park, were
taken to Oregon City last Friday
before the juvenile court. The
judge gave them a severe lecture
and reprimand, which it is hoped
hey will take to heart, as if they
commit any further depridations,
severe penalties will be meted
out to them.
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C h e n e y & Co., d o in g b u s in e s s In th e C ity
of Toledo, C o u n ty a n d S ta te afo re sa id ,*
a n d th a t sa id firm will p a y th e su m o f
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S w o rn to b e f o r e m e a n d s u b s c r ib e d In
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