Eastern Clackamas news., February 03, 1921, Page Page Five, Image 5

Thursday, February 3, 1921
EASTERN CLACKAMAS NEWS
Miss Ida Wagner is reported
on the sick list.
LOCAL B R E V IT IE S
George Weatherby and wife,
were Portland visitors last Satur­
A N D N E W S I '1
day.
Douglass Drill was an Estacada
visitor, Sunday night, from Port­
land.
Mr. and Mrs. Burt Moore went ,
Mrs. Earl Shibley and children
lo Portland to spend a couple of
returned Friday from a few days
days with relatives.
visit with Portland friends.
Government Hunter Ames re
Mrs. id i Urn bach, of Lake-
turned home Saturday for a
view', Worthy Grand Matron of
short visit with his family.
the Eastern Star, of Oregon,
Roger V’. Carv, of Portland,
visited the Estacada Chapter,
was b guest at A. E. Sparks’
Tuesday night.
home, one night last week.
Pastor J. 0. Staats will hold
Charles Dubois has been very
services at the Christian church
ill with pneumonia for the past
next Sunday at 11 o'clock and
few days, but is now improving.
evening at 7:30. Subject for
Mrs. L. C. Posson and daugh­
for evening, “ The Good Samar­
ter Leta went to Portland Friday
itan.”
remaining until the following
We must apologize for this is­
d iy.
sue, but owing to moving out of
Otis Wagner, w’ho is at St.
our former quarters and into the
Joseph’s sanitorium at San Die­
new, everything has been up­
go, Calif., has had a relapse re­
set. However, in a week or so
cently.
we expect to be back to normal­
Mr. and Mrs. Otis Engle of l y and we bespeak the kindly
Molalla, were visiting Mr. and
forbearance of our readers.
Mrs. J. M. Melton the fore part
E. T. Farrer sold his residence
of the week.
property in the southeast part of
Mis. Burt Moore had as guests
town, and bought a fruit farm
last week, her two brothers,
near Dallas, Oregon. The pur­
Eugene and Lyall Richmond,
chaser of the Farrer resi lence
from Portland.
w'as A. E. Thompson, of Dallas.
The Farrer family moved the
Lisle Wagner returned from
latter part of last week to their
the Portland Open Air sanito­
new home.
rium last Thursday. We are
sorry to say that his health is
A large number of Odd Fel­
still very poor.
lows and Rebekahs from this
place attended the funeral of
Mrs. Carrie Clark, who has
James Cromer at Logan, Sunday.
been visiting her friend Mrs. W.
His death occurred last Friday
A. Helman for several weeks,
at the home of his brother Jonas
left on Monday for Seattle. Mrs.
Cromer, of Logan, after a long
Clark gave up a position as libra­
illness. He was at one time a
rian to come to Estacada, and
member of the Odd Fellows and
she has again accepted a like po­
Rebekah lodges at this place, and
sition.
was much valued as_ a conscien­
Tbe enterprising people of the
tious and faithful member. De­
Currinsville district, are going to
ceased is survived by a number
bui’d a play shed at the school
of brothers, sisters and half-
house for the use of the pupils.
sisters. The sisters are Mrs.
The Currinsville school is in a
Henrietta Saville, of Virginia,
very flourishing condition this
Mrs. Fannie Tellfson, of The
year, and there are more than 40
Dalles, Mrs. Nickatie Heiple, of
pupils attending.
Currinsville, and Mrs. Ellen
Mr. and Mrs. J. M. Melton
Young, of Logan. The brothers
were called t3 Molalla Friday on
are Jonas, Henry, Winnifred
account of the serious illness of
and Emery Cromer, of Logan.
Mrs. Rachel Boswell, the grand­
Protest Raise in Rates
mother of Mr. Melton. He re­
ports that her condition is verv
Patrons of the rural telephone
low and while there is a chance
lines held a meeting last Satur­
for her to improve, yet on ac­
day afternoon, to protest the pro­
count of her age it is dubious.
posed raise in rates which
has been threatend. They have
Mr. and Mrs. Lot Snodgrass,
made a proposition to Manager
of La Grande, arrived Monday
Wallace to buy his interest in the
afternoon for a brief visit with
telephone, and a committee con­
Mr. and Mrs. E. W. Bartlett.
sisting of the presidents of each
They were on their way home
of the rural lines was appointed
after spending a month in Cali­
to confer again with Mr. Wallace
fornia. Mr. Snodgrass is the
in
a few days. The meeting was
brother of Mrs. Bartlett and the
held in Odd Fellows hall, and
proprietor ofc the Sommer House
there was a large attendance.
hotel in La Grande.
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Attention
Ford cars are going to be
scarce. Intending purchasers
should make arrangements with­
in the next days or they will be
disaupointed. Everything points
to a raise in the Ford cars.
Oregon Poultry Farm
M A K q i A M S TKAI'-NKi» I'F.D
s. c . w h i t e l e g h o r n s .
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COCKERELS frt> :n 200-egg
liens, $V.OO ouch. Those will
ho prior,i $7.00 ,mtl $10.00 each
noxt Spring ( J E T YOURS
NOW.
The groundhog had hard work
yesterday, to see his shadow tie-
fore noon. The sun bryke o.it
for a minute or two about 10:30.
PHIL
L ucky
S trike
cigarette
MARQUAM
(F arm located one mile out of Kstn- .
cada, Oregon, on Garfield road.)
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PLACE YOUR
Fire Insurance
in the Home Company
and through the Home Agent
J . W. REÍD
ESTACADA
Its toasted
Aticnt for
The Pacific States
Fire Insurance Company
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Exchange of Bonds.
All fourth Liberty Loan Bonds should be
brought in at once for exchange for perma­
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attend to the exchange witnout charge.
Bank not later than February
15th.
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