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D evoted to the Interests o f Eastern
V olume 15,
E stacada , O regon , T i
N umber 14
Additional Brevities
•p\R. R. GRAHAM McCALh
^P H Y S IC IA N
SURGEON.
and
Hours: 8:30 a. m. to 12 m, and 1 to 5 p.
m. Sunday by appointment
Estacada,
Oregon.
Tyt
C. M. NAFF,
^
Successor lo Dr. L. A. Wills
D E N T IS T .
Estacada,
Oregon.
T ^ R . R. MORSE,
PH YSIC IAN
SURGEON.
and
Office and Residence Second and Main
streets, Estacada, Oregon. Telephone
connections.
TUTRS. R. GRAHAM McCALL,
IVA
p ip e
ORGAN
and
P IA N O .
Graduate C hi^go Musical College. 10
years Teaching Experience. Estacada,
Oregon.
lV/TRS. J. E. GATES,
1VA
P IA N O I N S T R U C T O R ,
Phone or call at The Bazaar, Estacada.
I
E. GATES,
FU N ERAL D IRECTO R
and Embalmer. Night and Day Tele
phone.
Lady Assistant.
O * D. A EBY,
TTORNEY
AT LAW.
General Practice.
Confidential
viser. Oregon City. Oregon.
Ad
M 'cGUIRK
c A T T O & R SCHNEIDER,
NEYS AT LAW.
At Gresham office—Tuesdays, Thurs
days ana Saturdays, 203-5, Withrow
building. Portland office, 609-15, Fen
ton bunding.
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P AULC. FISCHER.
a t to r n e y
at
l a w
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Beaver building, Oregon City, Oregon.
Estacada Toy Co.
Keep your policy in our Fire
Proof Vault, free of charge.
H. C.
STEPH EN S
A gent .
BARGAIN SALE j
Friday and Saturday
December 23 and 24, will be
Bargain Day—Prices cut on
Dolls, Pictures, Christmas
Boxes, Toys, Candy.
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Christmas seals stand for the
X Christmas spirit.
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THE BAZAAR j
JHc forisi} all our
ÍFrtfubs aitò patrons
a
iHcrru 5 Christmas
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anò a
Üajjpy Nein Tîcar
The Rexall Store
For Fire Insurance
PLACE Y O U R IN
SURANCE THROUGH
YOUR HOME AGENT WHO
WI LL P R O T E C T
YOUR INTEREST
Cary Real Estate Co.
S.
P. Pesznecker has organized
a company for the manufacture
of toys. Just at present he is
putting out a Universal Joint
Coaster, which will be a delight
to young boys and girls.
This
firm will manufacture lead sol
diers and animals and other toys
for which there may be a de
mand. We wish them abun
dant success.
Making mankind the meoium of Grace,
And thus the soul’s ideal of loveliness
Through mortal imago we may clearly trace.
And not in man alone, but everywhere
In Nature’s realm we find a Hand can turn
Each common form to Beauty, strange and rare,
Ennobling all that we are apt to spurn.
We look too far,—how oft the gem is found
,
Close ot our feet in what seemed lifeless clod,
Who knows when mists are wreathing from our ground
What shape a soul may take that comes from God.
A world o f Beauty, with a Life Divine,
Such is the heritage that has been given,—
No cruel Fate, but Love that shall refine
The twofold Being, and keep earth a Heaven.
ALL “ Sons o f God,” through HIM,—such is to-day
Our earthly joy, the prayer of happy homes
And families, that this same Spirit may
Make Earth and Heaven one, when Christmas comes.
Contributed—R ev . W alter E arle ,
Reigate, England.
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Remember the Place, Time and
Your Money.
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Obituary
Mrs. Boyce arrived Friday
Every seal helps to save a life
from
Portland to visit over the
One of the things a penny will
holidays
with her grand daugh
buy—a Christmas seal.
ter, Mrs. Wm. Still.
Mrs. G. H. Lichthorn is ex
Mrs. Guy Grable and baby
pected home on Saturday.
left Monday for Sheridan, Ore.,
Mrs. C. A. Jacques of Garfield, to spend Christmas with her
was a Portland visitor Wednes parents, Mr. and Mrs, Schmit.
day.
Grandpa Cooper visited at the
Do not forget the Artisans’ Moger home Mondav.
dance in the park pavilion, Sat
Lucile Guttridge, daughter of
urday night.
Mr. and Mrs. R. S. Guttridge, is
Mrs. T. C. Jubb left Portland, confined to her bed with diphthe - 1
Wednesday night for San Jose, ria, but is getting along very
well at the present writing.
California.
Mr. and Mrs. J. B. Linn went
The program and Christmas
to Portland Wednesday, to re tree will be held at the church
main over Christmas.
Friday evening by the school
The next Lyceum number will children.
School was dismissed Monday.
be given January 2.
Look out
It
will take up again on Tuesday
for announcement next week.
after New Years.
Mrs. George Hislop has return
ed from Portland, and is with
her daughter, Mrs. James Sims.
Frederick Burns arrived Wed
nesday, from Harney Co., to
JV (Christmas (Dunuj{|t
spend Christmas with his parents
Prof, and Mrs. F. E. Burns.
“ Thus were the Earth and Heavens made,” so run
R.
G. Palmateer, old pioneer
The words of Holy Writ,—no counter strife
resident of Garfiield, died at his
Throughout the ages,—Earth and Heaven one,—
home Sunday, and was buried
Spirit pervading all created Life.
yesterday in Mt. Zion cemetery.
And so the mist that watered Paradise,
We will publish his obituary
Descending iron on high with heavenly birth,
next week.
In order to have power to fertilise
Must needs "go up” from the dark depths of earth.
From a notice in a Portland
paper, we learn that Robert M.
Blest cloud and mist that veil our uphill way.
Standish and his brothers, have
The robes o f Merciful Divinity,—
Why try to see beyond the mists, when they
each inherited
approximately
Enwrap the Person of the Deity?
$10,000 from their late father’s
’Twas thus the God came down this earth to bless,
estate.
of Hotel Estacada.
We under
stand that the dining room will
be reopened, if not at that date,
soon afterwards.
London Lancashire Fire Ins. Co.
SPRINGWATER NEWS
D ecember 22,1921.
Daniel W. Robertson, a well
known farmer, resident of Clack
amas county, died at the home
of his daughter, Mrs. J. C. Steph
ens, near Portland, on Tuesday,
December 13, 1921. Death was
due to natural causes. The de
ceased was 82 years old. He
was born in Edwardsport. Indi
ana, September 23, 1839. At the
outbreak of the civil war he en
listed in Company B, of the 26th
Indiana regiment, and served
from 1861 to 1866, and was dis
charged as the captain of his
company.
A short time after
the war he moved to Missouri he
where married Miss Mary Hill.
There were ten children born to
this union. In 1873 he moved to
Oregon with his family and set
tled in Marion county near Jef
ferson, and later near Salem,
OODLE REALTY CO.
Successor to S. E. Wooster.
Buys Mortgages, Rents your property,
Cary to Manage Hotel
Writes Insurance in the very best com
panies—he can get you results. Esta
The first of January W. F. Ca
cada, Oregon.
ry will assume the management
FIR E INSURANCE.
ursd ay ,
Clackamas County
VIOLA
We wish you all a Merry
Free Show for Kiddies
Christmas and a Happy New
Manager A. E. Sparks of the Year.
There will be Christmas exer
Family Theater, has a warm spot
cises
and a tree with Mr. and
in his heart for the kiddies. He
Mrs.
Santa
at the Viola church
will give a special matinee Satur
on
Friday
evening, the 23rd.
day afternoon at 2 o ’clock, and
Program
every child under 14 will be ad Everybody welcome.
is under the charge of Mrs.
mitted free.
Simons and scholars.
Ed Bateson and Joel La Croy
Christmas Dance
The United Artisans will give have each bought a new Ford.
a dance December 24, Christmas
We are having winter weather
Eve, at the Estacada park pa just now with snow and cold
vilion. Everybody welcome.
winds just be/ore Christmas,
which pleases the kiddies but not
Christmas seals are the stars us old folks.
of hope.
Mr. and Mrs. Ray Miller and
daughter were Portland shop
Do you suffer with headache? pers on Saturday.
Mrs. John Ficken and son
Osteopathic treatment by remov
ing the cause effects a perman Stanley, with Mrs. Randolph,
ent cure. Consult Dr. Rhodes, ! were in Portland calling on Mrs.
Hotel Estacada, Monday, Wed T. C. Jubb recently. Mrs, Jubb
nesday and Friday, 12:30 to 4:30, is planning to go to Califernia
this week if she is able, with her
p. m.
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daughter, Mrs. Thompson, and
Many cases have been saved grand daughter Emily.
We
from an operation by Osteopath hope the trip will do her good as
ic care. See Dr. Rhodes before she has been on the sick list (or
submitting to an operation. 12-15 quite a while now.
Worth Randolph was visiting
Seal your mail with the stamp
his parents, Mr. and Mrs. John
of health.
Randolph a few days last week.
He is working at Ashland, Ore.
For Glass and Glazing - See
Pointer, the painter.
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FOR SALE—Prune trees one
year old.—0 . W. Failing, R. F.
Subscribe for your home paper D. No. 1. Estacada.
12-22-1-19
the E astern C lackamas N ews .
FOR SALE-Cheap, a good
sewing machine.
Re-Nu-F.m
tailor shop.
12-22-29
Read the Ada in the N ews .
Conley and Oregon City where
he was very active in church and
school work. In the last few
years he was forced by age to
retire from active life.
Of the ten children there were
six girls and four boys. Six of the
children, Mrs. Alice Olsen, Plain-
view, Oregon; Mrs. Rhoda Lee,
Bissell, Oregon; May C. Reed
and Mrs J. C. Stephens of Port
land; Joseph B. Robertson of
Estacada. Oregon,and Mrs. Lena
Anrys of Woodlawn Washington,
are still living.
The funeral was held at Ken-
worthy’s chapel in Lents, Ore
gon, Thursday. December 15th.
The body was taken to Salem
and buried in the I. O. O. F.
cemetery. Gone but not foi got
ten.
$1.50 P er Y ear
UPPER EAGLE CREEK
COMMUNITY TREE
MONDAY NIGH!
A few friends of Mrs. Walter
Douglass spent the evening with
her the other night, it being her
birthday. But the funny part
of it was. nobody knew that it
It was a most happy idea of
was her birthday until it was al the Community club to arrange
most time to go home. A pleas for a joint public Christmas cele
ant evening was enjoyed by bration by all the communities
those present, some playing in this vicinity, instead of divid
cards and the others just had a ing it up between the various
social time. Delicious refresh churches and lodges. As Christ
ments were served, after which mas dav falls on Sunday, the
they all departed.
exercises will take place on Mon
Mrs. Rosa Baker was a Port day night at 7:30, in the high
land visitor last Friday.
school auditorium. Everybody is
C. H. Paddison is back in the invited to attend and enjoy the
neighborhood. Mr. H a y d e n , occasion and make it a large
who purchased his place, has de family gathering. This will also
cided to let it go back, so Mr. take the place of the usual month
Paddison with his family will ly meeting of the Community
move back soon.
club, which otherwise would be
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Hoffmeis- held on Friday of next week.
ter made a trip to Portland on
The program arranged by the
Friday.
committee under Mrs. F. E.
Mr. and Mrs. Roy Douglass Burns, is as follows:
Songs—Holy Night and Christ
and children were the guests of
Mr. and Mrs. George Priester of mas carols, 4th to 8th grades in
clusive.
Logan on Sunday.
Prayer—Rev. Upton H. Gibbs.
Mrs. Laura Baumgartner spent
Violin
Solo— Legende-Wienja-
the week end in Portland.
wski, Theo. Ahlberg, Mrs. R. G.
Mr. and Mrs. Ward Douglass
McCall accompanist.
and children were visiting with
Recitation—Wilbur Pimm.
Mrs. Rosa Baker Sunday.
Santa Claus Songs—Pri m a r y
E.
E. Elliott sold the timber deuartment of Christian and M.
on his place to a Mr. Phillips, E. Sunday Schools.
who is contemplating putting in
Recitation—Arnold Anderson.
a mill soon.
Song—Edna, Richard. Wanda
After a short illness Grandpa and Helen Carter.
Evans died at the home of his
Address— “ The Meaning of
son Will Evans.
Christmas,’ ’ Rey. A. F. Lacey.
Will Douglass saw a coyote
Christmas Songs—Richard Car
which was out taking a walk in ter, Walter Mendenhall, Robert
Harmon, Thurston Yocum and
the snow Monday morning.
Mrs. Walter Douglass was a Earl Closner.
Song—Odd Fellows Quartette.
Portland visitor Friday.
Reading—Cordelia Carter.
Eagle Creek Grange held its
Song—Mrs.
Milton Weatherby.
regular meeting last Saturday,
Song—Boys’
Glee Club.
with about fifty present, includ
Grand
Finale—Santa
Claus and
ing children and visitors. It
distribution
of
candy
to
children.
was a busy day spent, but a
pleasant one and enjoyed by all.
Quite an interesting program
was rendered. A Christmas tree
was set up and very prettily dec
orated and candy and nuts were
given the children, The follow
ing officers were elected to serve
for the ensuing year: Master,
F. W. Bates; overseer, L. Web
ber; lecturer, Mrs, J. It. Hughes;
steward, D. E. McConnell; chap
lain, Mrs. Clara Hicinbothem;
treasurer, J. C. Duus; secretary,
Linnie V. Gibson; gate keeper,
J. O. Tunnell; Ceres, Mrs, Louise
Douglass; Pomona, Mrs. Marie
Heiple; Flora, Mrs. Linda Hoff-
meister; lady assistant steward,
Mrs. Andrey Duus.
BARTON ITEMS
Mrs. Alvin Johnson and daugh
ter Mrs. Loyal Lake, called on
Mrs. Ida Warner one day last
week,
Miss Winona Lake, Barton’s
school teacher, is taking medical
treatment in Portland during the
school vacation.
Mrs. Kate E. Peterson of
Portland, came out to Barton
Saturday on business.
Mr. and Mrs. George Forman
and family made a shopping trip
to Portland Friday.
H. J. Hamlet is putting in
Death’s lo ll
electric lights in his mill, and
David Evans aged 93 years, will soon operate a night and
died Wednesday Dec. 14, at the ] day shift of workmen.
home of his son W. J. Evans, at
Ed Bates went back to East
Eagle Creek.
He came from ern Oregon to work, but is ex
Canada originally, and leaves tw o' pected home again on account of
sons and two daughters. Burial the storm.
was on Sunday, in Mt. Scott cem
Ray and Victor Forman are
etery.
getting the Christmas tree and
You have your auto overhauled decorations for the hall.
by an expert mechanic, why not j W. P. Ferrell is going into the
give your body the same care cattle business again. He hasi
and attention? Consult Dr. W. some very nice stock for sale,
W. Rhodes, Osteopathic physi
FOR SALE—At sacrifice, one
cian and surgeon.
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of Estacada’s Modern Bunga
LOST—Between Estacada and lows. Terms, $500 cash, bal
Eagle Creek, an auto tire chain. ance in small monthly install
Finder please return to Ed. ments.
Boner.
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GARFIELD BREVITIES
Mr, and Mrs, Phil Standish
motored to Portland for the
week-end.
A wave of sadness passed over
the community on Monday when
word came that one of Garfield’s
pioneers had passed away, R. G.
Palmateer. And on Tuesday of
last week, D. W. Robertson,
father of J, B. Robertson. The
families have the sympathy of
their many friends.
Mrs. W. Salzvedel had a most
pleasant surprise on Wednesday
afternoon, when on answering
the door she beheid a number of
neighbors, who had come to wish
her a happy birthday. Those
enjoying the event with her
were Mesdames Downey, Lam-
berson. Coe, Dillinger, Weather
by, Carpenter and Gunter,
“ Laugh and grow fat” , some
one has said, so if that is the
case everyone attending the
Hard Times social at the Grange
hall Saturday evening, had a
chance to gain an average of
five pounds each, as it was one
continuous laugh. Much credit
is due the committee, Mrs. H.
Davis, Mrs. M. J. Weatherby
and Mrs. Theo. Carpenter for
the good time had by all. Those
carrying off the first prize were
Mrs. Earl Gunter and Mr. Shaf
fer; a close second Mrs. Coe and
Theo. Carpenter. Little Gilbert
Weatherby was first in the chil
dren’s class. Hard times were
in evidence every where; lantern
lights, refreshments of brown
bread and beans, but delicious
coffee made by Mrs. L. Palma
teer. Fines o f one cent each
amounted to over four dollars.
FOR WELL DRILLING—Call
Jannsen Bros., 415 Northwestern
Bank Bldg. Portland. Tel. Main
7472, or call O. E. Jannsen at the
Hotel Estacada.
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Yes, I sell Paint, Wall Paper
and Glass.—Pointer, th« Painter.
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