EASTERN CLACKAMAS NEWS, THURSDAY, AUGUST 25, 1921
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BISSELL ITEMS
All accounts payable to Dr. L,
Mr. and and Mrs. T. Harders
A. Weils, must be settled right visited Mr. and Mrs. Chaney,
away. Please call or send check last Sunday.
for same to me.
Ed. Harders and Mr. and Mrs.
M rs . L. A. W ells .
Peter Ruhl, motored to Gresham
last Sunday.
Mrs. Welling, of Sellwood, is
visiting her daughter, Mrs.
R. S. Chaney at George.
Mr. and Mrs. H. Reimer left
last
Thursday for Salem, where
PIGS FOR S A L E -A t the
they
intend to pick hops.
Clara Hover p l a c e . _____ 46tl
Mrs. Ed. Star and John Mel­
FOR SALE. One-half norse
po wer water motor. Inquire at vin, of Redmond, Oregon, is vis­
Nf e w s office.
iting her sister, Mrs. H. Weisen-
FOR SALE—28 head of ewes, flugh at George.
or I will trade for stock or hogs.
Mr. and Mrs. H. Klinker, Mrs.
H. J. Huber, Estacada, Rt. 3.
Marie Klinker and Chris Klin­
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8-18-9-8 ker visited Mr. and Mrs. Leo
DISC WANTED If you T ave Roth last Sunday.
one in good condition, call A. N.
Mrs. Rice and brother, Robert
Orke,
Creek.
8-25tf Deyer and family, of Sellwood,
FOR SALE A hay baler in visited their mother, Mrs. J. K.
first class condition.
S. Pesz- Petersen, last Sunday.
necker, Estacada, Ore.
6-9tf
Chas. Rendleman, who has
FOR SALE One Jersey cow, been working at Pendleton, Ore.,
$75.00. Chas. Kaufman, Bissell,
for the past month, returned to
Oregon.
8-4-8-25
his home at George, last week.
Eagle
SPHIN(¡WATER NEWS
with Mr. and Mrs. W. Still.
Mrs. Boyce remained to visit for
Mr. and Mrs. E. Dibble were several weeks.
callers at the J. I. Moger home.
Mr. and Mrs. W. W. Christen­
sen were business visitors in
Portland Monday.
Mr. and Mrs. G. Cogswell of
In Estacada, Every Saturday,
Eagle Creek, were guests of the
from 2 to 5 p. m. Phone Bob
Maddens, the week end.
Cahill for appointment.
Don’t forget the C. E. play.
‘ ‘Local Color,” at the Grange
hall, Aug. 27, at 8:30 p. m.
Mrs. Ella Mountjoy of Twin
Bridges, arrived Monday for a
visit with her cousin, Wm. Still.
A public reception will be held
Oregon's Higher Institution of
at the church Sept. 9, for the
Rev. Weir, o f South Dakota,
who will be our permanent min­
Eight Schools; Seventy Departm ents
ister. The Rev. Carrick leaves
E A LL T E R M OPENS SEPT. 19. 1921
the middle of September.
For information write to the Rreitlrer
Mrs. Charles Masson and son,
Oregon Agricultural College
Mrs. Boyce and Vera Creighton ,
C O R V A L L IS
from Portland, spent Sunday
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U n iv e rsity o f O regon
C O N T A IN S :
The College o f Literature.
The
Science and the A rts.
The
The School o f Architecture
The
and Allied A rts.
The
The School o f Business
The
Administration.
The
The School o f Education.
The Extension Division.
The
SATISFACTION GUARANTEED.
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The
Liberty, Scripps,
Booth, Gardner,
FOR SALE A first class baby
busrjry. Inquire at the office of
DODGE
Dr. L. A. Wells.
7-28tf
M. Pedersen made a business
FOR SALE. Mv house in
Terrace addition, also some trip to Portland last week.
J. Reichle and Mrs. Reichle
pieces of furniture. Dr. L. A.
Wells.
47 spent Sunday visiting at the
CARPENTERING.— For any­ Jochimsen home.
thing in the carpenter line see L.
Mrs. Hohnstein and Mrs. Hef-
E. Bishop. Price reasonable fenider and families have gone
rates. Phone Currinsville store. to the hop fields.
8-4-26
W. E. Myers and his son Ralph
FOR SALE 4 room house and are doing some work for W.
kitchenette, good location, a bar­ Cary at his place in the moun­
gain at $650.
Inquire at the tains.
barber shop.
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8-25
Mrs. Finster returned home
HEMSTITCING—I have pur- on Wednesday from Sydney,
chased a hemstitching machine where she had spent nearly two
and will appreciate an opportunity weeks visiting her sister.
to do your work. Miss Mabel
J. W. Marrs has been hauling
Wilcox, Hotel Estacada.
9-1
lumber for his new house and
FOR SALE—Ford truck, 1920 intends to begin building opera­
model, complete with body and tions immediately after harvest.
top, demountable rims on front
A surprise party was given
anc rear wheels, extra rims, in
for
Mrs. Fred Horner on Satur­
A 1 condition.
Snap at $450.
J. C. Pauli. Estacada. Ore. 7-14tf day evening, it being her birth­
day. A number of relatives and
R. R. CARLSON
friends took this method of cele-
srating the event. A very pleas­
Undertaker and Embalmer ant evening was spent.
Georgie Rowe, who was a res­
Gresham - Oregon
ident of Dodge in her earlier
Warren McWillis
years, and spent most of her
Local Agent for Estacada
school days at the Dodge school,
both Sundays and week days,
HUSBAND’S STORY WILL
came again on Monday to visit
AMAZE ESTACADA. the home of her childhood and
spend a few days with her sister,
He says : “ Adler-i-ka helped Mrs. Jockimsen, bringing with
my wife for gas on the stomach rer a friend, Miss Wilson of
and sour stomach in TWENTY Roseburg. Monday being Ed.
MINUTES.
It works beyond Jochimsen’s birthday, quite a
greatest expectations.” Adler- large number of the neighbors
i-ka acts on BOTH upper and celebrated the double event by
lower bowel removing foul mat­ dropping in on them at a time
ter which poisoned stomach. when decent law-abiding citizens
Brings out all gasses and sour, should be preparing to go to bed,
decaying food.
EXCELLENT Each company carried a large
for chronic constipation. Guards bundle, said bundles being open-
againstappendictis. Adler-i-kare- d and disposed of later. A very
moves matter you never thought pleasant time was spent by all,
was in your system and which who departed in the early hours.
may have been poisoning you
for months. Estacada Pharmacy.
E L W O O I) IT E M S
Notice of Contest.
Mrs. M. Eimon is entertaining
Department of the Interior, United Sates
company
from Portland this
Land Office, Portland, Oregon, Au­
gust 8, i92L
week.
To Charles Wilcox, of Portland, Ore­
gon, Contestee:
Dan Stahlnecker had the ill
You are hereby notified that Nicholas
luck
to lose one o f his work
Hilsenkcnf, who gives Cherryville, Or­
egon, as nis post office address, did on horses and a calf last week.
July 5th, l t d , file in this office his du­
Mrs. Lilly Park, who has been
ly corroborated application to contest
anti secure the cancellation of your suffering with an attack of sci­
Homestead Entry, serial No. 00047,
is somewhat
made March 12th,’ 1920, for the SLj of atic rheumatism
SEJ, Section 27, Township 2 South, improved. .
Kange 5 East, Willamette Meridian,
There is to be a S. S. conven­
and as grounds for his contest, he al­
tion
at Colton Sunday the 28.
leges that said Charles Wilcox, has
wholly failed to establish residence up­ The Mt. Home S. S. is planning
on said land, or reside theron or eulli- on attending.
vate any portion thereof, as required
Ernest Yallen and wife motor­
by the homestead land laws of the
United States, anti has totally aband­ ed out from
Portland Sunday
oned the same for more than six months
prior to the date of this affidavit; that and were dinner guests at the A.
Harley Freeman
Haiti failure to establish residence, to Vallen 'home.
reside upon ami cultivate said land, and accompanied them home.
the said abandonment was not eauserl
Mrs. Mattie Cahill and sons
by the service of said Charles Wilcox
in the Army, Navy or Marine Corps of were over from Eagle Creek a
the United States.
You are. therefore, notified that the few days last week. They were
said allegations will be taken as con­ accompanied home Saturday by
fessed, and your said entry will be ci n Mrs. Cahill’s grandmother, Mrs.
celled without further right to beheart.^ John Park and aunt Mrs. Ed.
•ither before this office or on appeal, I'
if you fail to file in this office within Park.
twenty days after the FOURTH publi­
W. Z. Hight and family are
cation of this notice, as shown below,
moving
to Portland for the win­
you answer, under oath, specifically re
•ixinding to these allegations of con­ ter. where thev will be close to
test. together with due proof that you I school.
Mr. Hight expects to
have served a copy of yaur answer on |
the said contestant either in person or | spend part of his time on his
by registered mail.
place. as he is handling cord
You should state in your answer the wood,
name o f the post office to which you | q r „ _ t , : „ .
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desire future notices to be sent to you. j
1 ‘a m Kins ana family were
A l r x a n o e k S wf .EK, Register.
tendered a surprise last Satur­
CKO. I. S mith . Receiver.
Date of first publication, August II, i day by a short visit from a niece,
Mrs. Clara Spoorser and hus­
1921.
Date of second publication, August IS, band,
of Santa Rosa. Calif.,
1921.
whom they had not seen for a
Date o f third publication, August 25. |
number of years. Mr. Lankins’
1921
Date of fourth publication, Septcm brother Elmer and wife and
her 1. 1921.
family of Viola, were with them.
HIVE YOUR SHOES REPAIRED
Graduate School.
School of Journalism.
School o f Law.
School of Medicine.
School o f Music.
School of Physical
Education.
School o f Sociology.
Pumps, Water Systems,
Implements, Machinery,
Overland Automobiles,
International Trucks.
Fall Term Opens September 26
A high standard o f cultural and professional scholarship has become
one o f the outstanding marks of the State U niversity. For a catalogue,
folders on the various schools, or for any information, write
T H E R E G IST R A R . U N IV E R S IT Y OF O R E G O N . Eugene. Ore.
W e Buy and Sell Good Used Implements, guaranteed
to give good service. Repairs for all Implements and
Machinery.
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You can now get Board and Room at Hotel Estacada
for $12.00 per week.
G ood
privileges.
Board
and Nice, Clean
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SU N D A Y CHICKEN DINNERS!
W E HAVE
THE ESTACADA MEAT CO.
BEEF CATTLE,
VEAL AND HOGS,
4 Exceptional Buys
ON USED CARS!
Come and See T h em !
Dressed or Live, Bought.
WE WILL TAKE ANT REASONABLE OFFER.
See our Delicatessen Department, containing Pickles, Relishes, Catsups,
Cheese, Butter,Milk, anil Salt and Smoked I ish.
W e are in the Market to Buy Your W ool.
M. J. KERKES &
Estacada
Co.
Oregon
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