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About Eastern Clackamas news. (Estacada, Or.) 1916-1928 | View Entire Issue (May 26, 1921)
Page Eight Thursday May 26, 1921 EASTERN CLACKAMAS NEWS SPRINGWATER NEWS Executrix’s Notice This is fire protection, cleanup * Mr. Olson from Colton, was a and paint up week. The last Notice is hereby given that the un are among the best fire pre dersigned has been appointed by the Springwater visitor Tuesday. two County Court of Clackamas County, ventives known. Mrs. A. M. Grable spent Tues Oiegon, Exa utrix of the Last Will and DR. R. GRAHAM aMcCALL day at Eagle Creek, visiting her) See D a l e ’ s for Gill’s^Seed. Testament of Silas E. Card, deceased; 24tf • son Guy.2 all persons having claims against said Physician anti Surgeon estate are hereby notified to present The Parks saw mill has fin the same, duly verified as by law re ished its sawing and closed down OFFICE: Over Estacada State Bank quired, within six months from date Tuesday. hereof, to Lilly Acock, Estacada, Ore Local and Long-Distance Telephone gon, or to E. W. Bartlett, her attorney, Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Still*at at his office in Estacada, Oregon. The doctor’s phone can be connected with your tended the Grange picnic at Ea Positively eradicates Dated at Estacada, Oregon, May 11, home phone at night if requested. One long ring. dandruff — correct« « * »• 1921. gle Creek Saturday and report a mateoni scalps — stops falling hair— L illy A cock , Executrix. good time. promo t js luxuriant g row th—•ddsluatrw. E. W B artlett , Attorney, beauty, health — action Im m ediate and Dr. L. A. Wells Mr. and Mrs. W. W. Christen certain. M oney-Back Guarantee. •« for Executrix. sen returned from Portland on First publication May 12th, 1921. » i.ast publication June 9th, 1921. LOC1T TIGEB CO.. Tuesday, having spent the past Dentist two weeks visiting friends. Our new minister Lloyd Car- ESTACADA OREGON rick, is holding bachelor quarters at the manse and taking two! meals a day with Mrs. Moger. Dr. R. Mor*e John Moger Jr. has finished PHYSICIAN and SURGEON hauling for the Parks Lumber) Co. and has started to work for -: O ffice and R esidence :- the Smith-Closner mill at Eagle 2 nd and M ain S tkets ( reek. Telephone Connection About 20 women and children Estacada__________ ~____________ Oregon enjoyed a very pleasant after noon Wednesday at the ladies’ That you can make yourself Neighborly club, at the home of Mr*. R. Graham McCall with paint, varnish or enamel Mrs. J. I. Guttridge. The next) Graduate vmicago Musical meeting will be held at the home E have established a service College. Our experience with paints ano of Mrs. Jim Shibley. for worffen and men who painting practice goes back more PROFESSIMI CURDE ____ _________________________________ a A t d ru g g ists and barbers, o r soad * Bo fo r gonsrous sam plo. Home T ransformations B1SSELL ITEMS Mr. and Mrs. Robert Miller visited relatives at Viola Sunday. C. Johnson and wife were at) Viola Sunday visiting relatives. Otto Stulke of Barton, visited his mother, Mrs. E.Harders last Sunday. Mr. Widmer and son Will of Sandy Ridge, visited the form-) er’s daughter, Mrs. Leo Rath, and family Sunday. Mrs. Horge of Portland spent ] the week-end with her mother, Mrs. Marie Klinker. who has been sick.but is improving. The Victory dance given at the George club house Saturday night, was a great success and everyone reports a fine time. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Marshall of Bull Run and Mr. and Mrs. F. Marshall of Garfield visited their father and mother, Mr. and Mrs. John Marshall last Sunday. UPPER EAGLE CREEK As Saturday, May 21, was an ideal day, there was a large at tendance at the Grange picnic, and everybody seemed to enjoy the occasion. After all had par taken of a fine picnic dinntr, an interesting tho somewhat lengthy program was rendered. Mrs. McMath, a member of the Board of Higher Vocational Education, delivered a splendid address on her line of work. Some of the men played a game of pitching horse shoes, while another form of amuse ment was a ball throwing con test to see how many balls out of five could be thrown into a bar rel by the contestants. Miss H. Zipple teacher of th e Tr acy school, won the ladies prize of a #1.00. The dance at Cogswell’s hall in the evening, was a grand success 110 numbers having been sold and aland 200 being present School closed in District No. 50 last Friday. Spring Millinery at D ale ’ s . W want to do small jobs of interior than 72 years. We are one of the painting, varnishing or refinishing country’s largest manufacturers. of furniture, floors, bath rooms, Our experts make a study of speci walls, and bric-a-brac. fying paints for every kind of use. Follow Fuller’s “Home Service’’ It’s a free service. 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