EASTERN CLACK AM.AS NEWS
Thursday, March 31, 1921
Milton Evans of St. Johns and
a lady friend were in town Mon­
day afternoon.
L. J. Ellis, who is with Law­
rence & Holford, architetcs in
Portland, spent Easter with his
parents here, Mr. and Mrs. G. R.
Ellis.
The upstairs over the N e w s ’
office may well be called bache­
lors’ roost as George Pointer and
Doc Crowe have taken up their
abode in them.
Mrs. C. Dubois visited her hus­
band at St. Vincent’s hospital on
Monday.
She reports him as
very emaciated, but the doctor is
hopeful o f his ultimate recovery.
Mrs. J. C. I)uus entertained
Walter Douglas and family, Her­
man Duus and family, for din­
ner last Sunday. In the after­
noon John and Ernest Duus with
their families, arrived for s visit.
LOCAL BREVITIES
AND NEWS I'l L MS
Rev. J. A. Dunlop, spent Sat­
urday in the metropolis.
J. M. Melton has resinged from
the employ of Raker & Son.
Mrs. J. E. Gates and daugh­
ters, spent Sunday in Sellwood.
J. K. Ely and his daughter
Miss Mary, were in Portland for
the day, last Saturday,.
Mr. and Mrs. George Hislop
went to Portland. Saturday morn­
ing and remained until Sunday
night.
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Mr. and Mrs. George Morrow
family, of Portland, spent Easter
at the home o f their uncle, A. E.
Sparks.
Albert Lichthorn, Chester Wo-
mer, Carl Kimmel and Russell
Reed, returned to the 0. A. C.
Tuesday.
Charles Wanzer, the father of
Mrs. A. W. Botkin, of Gartield,
spent the week-end with his
daughter.
Mr. and Mrs. John Page left
Monday afternoon to visit their
daughters at Gladstone and Ore-
go i City.
Elder J. 0 . Staats of Portland,
Oregon, will hold.the regular ser­
vices at the Christian Church, on
Sunday at 11 a. m. and 7:30 p. m.
George H. Davis has sold his
confectionery and pool hall to
Mr. and Mrs. Homer J. Carter of
Portland, who took possesion on
Tuesday. Mr. Davis will proba­
bly leave Estacada in a few days.
Robert Miller was selling heads
o f broccoli last week in town,
o f his o w n raising.
They
were especially firm, compact
and white. This shows that this
section is very suitable for the
cultivation of this delicious vege­
table.
Attention Farmers!
THE BAZAAR,
1 have t h e agency for the
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Association. Call in at my office
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and I will explain it to you. It X
2d door north of Depot.
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is ope o f the best and cheapest'
mutuals in Oregon.
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S. E. WOOSTER.
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R7 R. CARLSON
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Undertaker and Embalmer
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15c and up.
:j: Mr.
Gresham - Oregon
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Warren McWillis
Local Agent for Estacada
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Mrs. J. E. Gates,
Proprietors
Everybody Happy?
COME ON !
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S O L D O U T B R O T H E R ! Sold another set of 42-piece
Chinaware.
Come in and make your selection before they are
all gone.
Only $ 1 0 per set.
Come in and get Good Toilet Soap at 5c per bar.
W E HAVE
Lettuce, Rhubarb, Apples, Oranges, Broccoli, Asparagus, a fill'
line ot Dried Fruits. Oh, yes ! We have Garlic, too !
THE 2-Mc GROCERY
W. P. McWillis,
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When in Estacada eat at Dinty
Moore’s, fernir.st the Depot.
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New Spring Millinery on sale
at D a l e ’ s . Call and see it. 24tf
Gill’s Oregon Grown Seeds on
sale at D a l e ’ s .
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man picks his own pockets by frittering
away on little, unnecessary expenses, the funds car­
ried
Don’ t forget the Chicken Din­
ners at the Estacada Hotel on
Sundays.
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Don’t PicK Your Pocket!
Dyeing done at tl e Re-Nu-Em
cleaners.
with him,
and
then
wonders
“ W here all
his
Money goes.”
A Checking Account is as good as its name.
It
checks the little leaks and regulates the expenditures»
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H. L. McKenney.
For Glass and Glazing, see
George Pointer
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Miss Arleta Cannon and Miss
Roberts, o f Portland, the sister
and cousin, respectively, of Mrs.
J. M. Melton, spent the week-end
with her.
Mr. and Mrs. W. A. Inglis
left last week for Gresham,
where Mr. Inglis, will be in
charge o f the office at Raker &
Son’ s garage.
A food demonstrator was at
the People’ s Store all last week,
turning out delicious cakes, rolls
and waffles from the Kerr-Gifford
brands o f flour.
A bunch o f Hrls wp^t ont to
Gibson Park. F^gle ('reek, last
Monday eveniri'T to indulge in a
wiener roast. Thev were Lydia
Matson,
Doris Finch, Anita
Kopp, Frances Hansel1, Bertha
Burns and Irene Saling. Ed.
Boner took them nut in his car.
The nine a. m. train Saturday,
to Portland, contained a bunch
o f Estacada people: Mrs. Anna
Mickulecky, Miss Frances Mur­
phy, Misses Helen John and
Vera Murray, Messrs. F. E.
Burns, Frederic Burns, F. C.
Cleworth, A. J. Schoth, R. H.
Keatinge, Mr. and Mrs. Dave
Eshelman, Misses Hermina and
Rosira Ziople, M. H. Maher, Mr.
and Mrs. R. Walker and family,
o f Springwater, Mr. and Mrs.
G. W. Guttridge, o f Springw ater
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