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About Eastern Clackamas news. (Estacada, Or.) 1916-1928 | View Entire Issue (Oct. 20, 1921)
ì&mtmx Qllarkamaa Nruta Devoted to the Interests of Eastern Clackamas County V olume 15, N umber & E stacada , O regon , T hursday , O ctober 20, 1821. $1.50 P er Y ear Lutheran ritual. At the appoint Additional Brevities SPRINGW ATER N E W S ed time, preceeded by eight £. C. Cleworth was in Port T. P. McAuley was a business! PROFESSIONAL CARDS. flower girls, two bridesmaids, land last Saturday. visitor at Vancouver, Wash., the Misses Dorothy Anderson “Ouch, my arm!” will soon be last week end. andFrances Granum, her cousins, an expression used frequently at J. C. Kilgore and wife of The .Clackamas County Dis T~)R. R. GRAHAM McCALL ‘‘"^PHYSICIAN and S U R G E O N . Gresham, visited with Mr. and Principal Events of the Week trict Convention of the I. O. O. the maid of honor, Miss Martha school. Granum, her sister, the bride Hours: 8:30 a. m. to 12 m, and 1 to 5 p. F. order, has now passed into Mr. and Mrs. G. H. Lichthorn Mrs. Sherman Kilgore Friday Briefly Sketched for Infor- entered on the arm of her father, m. Sunday by appointment afternoon. history. Although Saturday was and Dr. and Mrs. Stlner motored Estacada, Oregon. who gave her away. The groom mation of Our Roaders. treated to several heavy showers, to Aurora last Sunday. Pomona Grange was well at was attended by Sylvester Law T y t . C. M. N A F F , this did not put a damper either rence, of Springwater, as best Mrs. M. J. Kerkes went to tended and about 135 were Two eases of infantile paralysis have Successor to Dr. L. A. Wells on the proceedings or the enthu . D E N T IST . man. The ceremony was very Portland yesterday, to visit her served with a chicken dinner been reported in C lackam as county. The whole with all the trimmings. E stacada, Oregon. siasm manifested. pretty, and at the conclusion the daughter, Mrs. M. Rowe. The Record Publishing company at town was en fete. Big stream A play and ice cream social Klamath Falls has announced suspen MissJohannah Lichthorn went newly married pair received the T "\R . R. MORSE, ers across the south and north heartiest congratulations of all to Portland last Friday to spend was given Wednesday night at sion of the Daily Record. PH Y SIC IA N a n d S U R G E O N . ends of the paved section of the church, for the benefit of the The total enrollm ent in the Eugene present. Admiring I. O. O. F. the week-end with relatives. Office and Residence Second and Main public schools during the first month Broadway, proclaimed a wel streets, Estacada, Oregon. Telephone brothers presented the bride While Albert Hannah is ill Foreign Misssion society. of the fall term was 2499. come to the Odd Fellows and connections. and groom with a handsome with the prevailing malady, Bert The Christian Endeavor socie John K im m er Moore, 84, Oregon pio their sisters, the Rebekahs. The silver service, and like minded Rawlins is taking his place at the ty will hold its business and so neer. died last week on the homestead TUTRS. R. GRAHAM McCALL, stores also displayed welcome i V l p i p E O R G A N a n d P IA N O . cial meetiug Friday, Oet. 21, in in the Gold llill district upon which he Rebekahs gave them table linen. postoffice. signs in their windows. The in the evening at James Shibleys. settled 52 years ago. Graduate Chicago Musical College. 10 As the hour was late, the del V. W. Hauser did not go after years Teaching Experience. Estacada, coming morning trains brought A total of 274 cars of wheat was Oregon. delegates, but the main lot came egates, including the bride and all, to California with Otis Wag The Neighborly club was post shipped from Condon during August on a special from Oregon City, groom left immediately on the ner, as Miss Wise, who has been poned until the second Wednes and September. S hipm ents are expect T \/JR S. J. E. GATES, containing the delegatesfrom that special train for Portland and associated with him in the hotel, day in November, when it will ed to exceed 500 carloads. iVA PIA N O IN ST R U C T O R . other points on the way. The Linn county fair last week is is about to leave. He therefore, meet with Mrs. R. S. Guttridge. Phone or call a t The Bazaar, Estacada. place, Molalla, Clackamas, Can- said to have been a great success, was not able to get away. Frank Madden is erecting a The local lodge can feel proud by, Milwaukie, Gresham and nearly 27.000 persons entering the E. GATES, Look up the attractive offer of new store building on tha south gates during the five days. Boring. Then a number of others of the way the convention was J. F U N E R A L D IR E C T O R came in their own cars. In all carried out, and the visitors were the Youth’s Companion .in an side of the present store build Tho Elks lodge at Corvallis is the and Embalmer. N ight and Day Tele- loud in their praises of the treat other column. It is too well and ing, the work being done by first organization to furnish a room at nearly 400 attended. Assistant. phone. Lady the Corvallis General hospital, now The sessions were held in the ment accorded to them, both by favorably known, to require any Forbes and Starrelt. Mr. and Mrs. Carl Zurcher and nearing completion on College hill. D. EBY, the members of the lodges and recommendation, and is in a class pavilion of the park which was O • a t t o r n e y a t l a w . suitably decorated for the occa the citizens. Resolutions of by itself. Subscribe through the Mr. and Mrs, R. Pulley and A. F. Miller, president of the Bank General Practice. Confidential Ad daughter Nettie Masv of Port of Gresham, has a life mem bership sion. The morning session was thanks to that egect were passed. N ews office. viser. Oregon City. Oregon. badge for the Oregon stnte fair which mainl/ occupied with the regular A Gresham delegate declared The officers of the Estacada land, Mr. and Mrs. Ferd Zurcher he purchased 58 years ago for 820. TWTcGUlRK & SC H N E ID E R , routine. H. L. McKenney, N. that while the Gresham Odd Packing company and its former and son, Miss Ruth Zurcher and S tartin g of the th ird logging crow iVA attorneys at law . G. of Estacada lodge made the Fellows would endeavor to sur temporary officers, held a meet Miss Freida Jacobs of Silverton. by the Brooks-Scanlon Lumber Com A t Gresham office—Tuesdays, Thurs they ing last Tuesday night and closed celebrated the 5th wedding an pany of Bend is delayed by the fact days ana Saturdays, 203-5, Withrow address of welcome, which was pass Estacada’s record, building. Portland office, «09-15, r e n - responded to by O. P. Miller, P. would do well if they equalled it. up the affairs for the past sea niversary of Mr. and Mrs. J. I. th a t sufficient men are not available. ton b u n d i n g . ___________ The fine w eather this fall has allow G. P.. of Oregon City. Election son. The prospect next year is Guttridge Sunday. ed Tillamook county to complete most officers then followed. A. H. very bright for the company. of its road projects, some of which Obituary P AUL A C. T T F O IS R C N H E E Y R . AT LAW. of DOVER Knight, of Canby, being elected have been under way for several years. Mrs. Inez Greenleaf and two (Printed by req uest.) Beaver building, Oregon City, Oregon. president, C. F. M. Brown, of Reorganization of the Congrega H. H. Udell has a crew of men daughters, came up from Port Susan Mary Smith was born in tional missionary board of Oregon was Estacada, vice-president, G. A. working on Market road No. 2 land last Saturday evening to voted a t the annual s ta te convention of S * E. N WOOSTER, E G O T IA T E S LOANS. Dougherty, of Molalla, secretary Shelbina, Missouri, Dec. 26, enjoy the evening functions of this week. 1848 and died Oct. 4, 1921, near the Congregational conference at Eu Buys Mortgages, Rents your property, and A. C. Brombach, of Sandy, Several from Dover attended gene. She was the I. O. O. F. District Conven Writes Insurance in the very best com was elected treasurer. Gresham Estacada, Oregon. tion, and remained over Sunday the funeral of Walter Frost at Tho co n tract on the Reedsport- panies—he can g e t you results. E s ta married to James'Smith on Feb. cada, Oregon. ________ was chosen for the next place of Brandy Bar section of tho Hosehurg- 28, 1867, to which union were at the Siron and Symms homes. Firwood Sunday. meeting. Reedsport highway was let to Monta She returned to her home in Mr. and Mrs. Newman and Adjournment for lunch at Ho born twelve children, two dying & O'Reilly of P ortland for $72,- Portland Sunday night, accom family called on R. E. Thomp- gue in infancy. Five of the children tel Estacada was next in order. 951.68. FIRE INSURANCE. Tho commercial cream ery of Haines At 1:30 the contest exemplify were at her bedside during her panied by her mother, Mrs. Geo. sen’s family Sunday. ¡ b considering establishm ent of an sickness and death. One ar Hislop, who will remain a week C. C. Pilgrem is spending a ing the first degree took place, London Lancashire Fire Ins. Co. and condensing plant In between the teams from Oregon rived two hours after she passed visiting. Of course, George will few weeks in thr Hood River evaporating Baker. follow next Saturday and bring Keep your policy in our Fire country picking apples. City andj Molalla. The judges away. In early childhood she R egistrar Kirk gives the total en Proof Vault, free of charge. of this event were George Hislop, united with the church, living a her home. Ralph DeShazer and Walter rollm ent of Willamette university as of Estacada, Tom W. Riches, of faithful Christian until God called Kitzmiller and family visited 507. a record for the Institution. Lack H. C. S TE P H E N S of facilities may compel limiting the Thanks for Courtesies Silverton, and C. A. Hill, of her home. Just a few days be friends in Dover Sunday. attendance to 500. fore leaving she said she was A gent . Gresham.' The cup was awarded In behalf of the Rebekahs who Mrs. Iva Parks attended church The motorcycles of two policemen to Mollalla. but the result was not ready to go, for there were visited your town, Saturday, here Sunday and also visited wero knocked from und er them hy announced until the evening ses hands beckoning to her to come. October the fifteenth, we wish to her parents, Mr and Mrs. Udell. bolts of lightning during a brief but Although she said she would like thank the citizens of Estacada, sion. th u n d er storm which visited f Mr. and Mrs. Shaw entertained intense Portland last week. to live, for she loved her home, In the morning and afternoon for their hearty welcome mani Dr. D. A. Watters and Rev. t Registration at Oregon Agricultural the Rebekahs held sessions in she also said, “Thy will be done. ” fested by the beautiful decora Beavans of Portland for Sunday college a t the close ol% the fifteenth the lodge room, at which they Besides her husband, she tions in windows and streets. day was 3339 In comparison with 2990 dinner. 2d door north of Depot. voted to have a Clackamas leaves ten children: Jerome of Especially do we thank the the same date l ist year, or an In- Rev. Beavans of Portland, a for County District Convention to be Robinette, Oregon, Edgar of Rebekah Lodge of Estacada, rouse of 25.25 per cent. SPECIALTIES fo r 5c, 10c, The drill In the Trlgonla Oil com held at Gresham on the same New York, Roy of Arlington, whose members met us with the friend of Rev. D. A. Watters, 15c and up. í date as that of the Odd Fellows. Washington, Army at’home, Mrs. (he true spriritof fraternity, and filled the pulpit for Rev. Young pan y’« well in Jackson county has A reached a depth of 1360 feet and a ;i; Needlework, Crochet Thread The officers elected were: Mrs. Dollie Faddis of Centralia, Mo., entertained us so royally in their Sunday. Mrs. Akin and children and fine showing of oil Is coming freely $ Etc., for sale. •% May Walden, of Oregon City, Mrs. Annie Miller of Rockville, beautifully decorated hall. with each hailing of the hole. Miss Agnes Udell visited at the Canyonville in Douglas county had president; Mrs. Cordelia Carter, Iowa, Mrs Lucy Winn of Har Nor do we wish to forget the | THE GATES TO SUCCESS X I of Estacada, vice-president; Mrs. den, Mont,, Mrs. Nora Way, brother Odd Fellows who per home of Mrs. Green at Cherry- the lowest tax rate this year of any x . Proprietors R. H. Holcomb, of Clackamas, Mrs. Maud Morrison, Mrs. Leona mitted us to join them at the ville for a few days the past city In the stnte, am ounting to $4.11 t » jNfr per capita. W arrenton In Clatsop secretary: and Mrs. Bradford, of Phillips all of Estacada, Ore. and pavilion, where all enjoyed a week. county had tho highest, $216.48. Milwaukie, treasurer. During Mrs, Sarah Carothers of Oreana, delightful program P ortland is the 14th port of the DODGE NEWS the afternoon they enjoyed a so Idaho; and three brothers, Chas. L illian H olcomb , United S tates in point of actual I HOLLAND BULBS: cial hour, at which light refresh Carothers of Gresham, Ore., Jim M. Pedsrsen made a trip to volumo of imports and exports, ac F lorence B rf . ndle * cording to a compilation published in ments were served. Carothers of Oreana, Idaho, and Portland last week. I da P ennell , + Tulips, the Commerce Reports for October 3. The evening session of the I. S. E. Wooster of Estacada, Ore. Committee on Thanks. W. E. Myers has been running Tho new stretch of pavement ex Hyacinths, O. O. F. was carried out accord In addition to the above, sixteen a steam engine near Mulino, for tending from Corvallis to Monroe, on ¥ ing to the program, with the ad grandchildren and a host of rela Daffodils, •he route of the Pacific highway, was the past two weeks. May Take Air Route ♦ dition of speeches by Rev. E. A. tives and friends mourn her loss. opened to traffic Saturday. The new Narcissus, Mamie Marrs, who is working ♦ pavement covers approximately 17 Airplanes will be used to trans Smith of Lents, Grand Master Rev. Spiess preached the funeral for Mrs. Lawrence at Spring- Crocus. ♦ Biggs, of Prineville, and Chris sermon in Oregon City where port delegates to the national water, spent Sunday with her miles. The postofflce at A storia Is one of •> Now is the time to plant. convention of the American Le folks. Schuebel, of Oregon City, the she was laid to rest. only three posWiffices in tho United ♦ president of the convention. Sad are our hearts, and O how lonely gion October 31 to November 2 Mr. and Mrs. E. Jochimsen S tates to show a gain In postal sav- ♦ at Kansas City if the threatened and family left Sunday for Hood^inKR Musical numbers and readings Since our loving mother died; of mor° $i",noo dur- For Sale at * interspersed the proceedings. B ut we know she has gone to heaven nation wide railroad strike ma ing September. Astoria's total deposits River, being called them on ac There forever to abide. amount to $2X4.055. terializes. This was indicated in But the grand finale, was a count of the illness of Mr. Joch- Estimated expenditures for the city ♦ an announcement made by the lodge wedding, the contracting Yes, we miss you, loving mother. of Portland for 1922 ns shown in the And our home is lonely now. ♦ aviation committee of the legion. imsen’s mother. parties being R. S. Ludlow, P. budget approved by the city council B ut in heaven, there w e’ll m eet you, The Community club meeting ♦ There are now 1400 passenger G. of the local lodge, and Miss are $4.046.080.75, as compared with With brig ht laurels on your brow. ♦ airplanes in operation through held Saturday evening was’well $4,529,741, or $483,660.25 below the out Inger Dorothy Granum, of Port The Store attended, there being about' ♦ out the U. S., at least 1000 of land, who is a member of the lay for all municipal purposes this + ♦ + + + Rebekah Degree. MARRIED -Wednesday, Oct. which can be used for transport eighty present. A very interest-1 year. ♦ 12, 1921, at Vancouver, Wash., The stage of the pavilion had Mrs. Mattie L. Patterson to Wm. ing guests, officials and delegates ing and enjoyable program was j A petition for a $300,000 student union building, financed by the stu to the convention if the railroad given, after which a basket sup-1 dents been very prettily decorated with E. Linn of Estacada. themselves to g eth er with alum per was served. a profusion of flowers. The The newly wedded pair re- service fails.—Gresham Outlook ni and friends of tho institution who 'jl bride wa3 dre-sed in white satin turned to Estacada wish to aid, has been approved hy the fts shortly after, Dr. Brumfield has been found board of Oregon Agricultural College trimmed with beads and wore a and at present are staying at the Halloween Party guilty of murder in the first de regents. long white veil with a wreath of j home of Julius Kreiger, but plan PLACE YOUK IN The young people of Spring-1 SURANCE THROUGH orange blossoms, and carried a to go soon to housekeeping. Tt e degree, the penalty of which is It. M. MoKeen of Alvadore and water community, are invited to Elm er Yeoman of Creawcll havo been YOUR HOME AGENT WHO il an . ap- indicted . by , the .. L ane county grand bouquet of handsome flowers, binde was formerly from Nebras- attend a Halloween party given death by J hangintr. . ... WI LL P R O T E C T The groom, as is usually the ■ * - . . . . . . I peai 19 ta*en. it will only delay j urjr on a charge of manslaughter, each YOUR INTEREST ka and Sacramento. California.! at the Springwater grange hall, case, was garbed in conventional the execution and not reprieve it having killed a h u n te r in the moua- T, . . . The N ews extends to them its on Friday evening, October 28. unless Dennis Russell the alleged »»inn during th e p a st few weeks, ml«- black. p L ° T C,aT n T ^ IS warmest felicitations on this hap- Games and refreshments will be victim should appear alive, or ,aklns thrnl f,,r l|<'1 r- was the Rev. J. T. Thorp, of I | py event. the order of the evening. Brumfield go insane beyond dis- Subscribe for your home paper Cary Real Estate Co. Portland, a Lutheran minister, and the service was that of the Read the Ada in the N ews . I We do Job Printing. 1 Pute* 1 the E astern C lackamas N ews . ' 1.0.0,F. CONVENTION A GRAND SUCCESS THE BAZAAR, Rexall For Fire Insurance OnEGON HEWS NOTES OF GENERAL INTEREST