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About Eastern Clackamas news. (Estacada, Or.) 1916-1928 | View Entire Issue (Jan. 27, 1921)
Page Six EASTERN CLACKAMAS NEWS GARFIELD BREVITIES H. A. La Barre is a Portland visitor this week. Mrs. S. A. Roberts, of Boring, was a truest of her sister Mrs. Richard Davis last week. The Dennis property was pur chased recently by Mr. Shaffer and wife from Washington. Mrs. Paul Hissock has been enjoying a visit in Portland this past week, returning Saturday. Mr. and Mrs. C. M. Mattoon, Mrs. T. Eash. E. Krigbaum and C. E. Corbin motored to Port land this week. Rev. Dunlop held services in Nora Memorial church Sunday. Two were baptized and received into the M. E. church. F. C. Pauli has his new resi dence completed. The Paulis are from Kansas. They say the winter is very mild compared with the home state winters. 0. W. Failing has returned from Portland after a stay of two weeks. He reports that he actually came down the Country Club hill without getting stuck. Mr. Ayers has returned to Cartield from Boyd. Oregon, and the Dillingers have moved to their homestead, giving Mr. Ayers possession of his ranch. Oeorge Cook, president ot the Hill Telephone Co., called a spec ial meeting last week. An as sessment of $10 was levied on each stock holder for general repair and up keep of tne line. A. C. Anderson, C. V. Sand stone, H. Anders, Hector An ders and .1. A. Botkin have been resetting p o le s and doing line work the past week, The Hill line was completely out and eve ry fellow must do his share in keeping up the line if he g e t s service. DOVER Mrs. Seward has be»n quite ill hut is improving at the pres ent. Mr. Shaw left Monday morn ing for Portland to spend a few days. Mr. Blackerby is spending the winter on the R. F. Thompson ranch. Little Hugh Guthrie has been sick and not able to attend m h e o l. Mr. and Mrs. Akin and family were calling on Jos DeSha'.er Wednesday. Several from Dover attended the Dairymen's League meeting held in Sandy recently. 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