EASTERN CLACKAMAS NEWS, THURSDAY JAN. 19. 1922.
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the oxen in the barn in record time.
The Progressive
My boss and his wife h eard me c o m ­
I. O.O. F.
ing
and th e la t te r got up and had
Walter Cox has returned from
Estarada Lodge
some w arm su p p e r w aiting fo r me.
American Shoe Shop
LOCAL B R E V I T I E S
his work, for an indefinite stay.
F IR S T LESSONS.
A fter it was all over, I was glad to
No. 175.
looking back now, I realize have had the experience for it gave
SHOE REPAIRING A SPECIALTY.
Frank Bittner who has been how On extrem
A N D N E W S II L M S
ely green I was at the me confidence but still I was not
Meets every Saturday evening in Z
repairing his sawmill on Clear tim e of my e n tr a n c e into farm life. I anxious to try it over again.
I heir lodge room, corner of Bioad- 4 Harness Repaiied. Shoe laces retipped,
knew no th in g ab ou t it. I
way and Third streets. Visiting T Custom prices. Everything for Shoes.
U. If. G.
Creek, took his crew of men to absolutely
had n ev er hand led a fork or shovel,
brothers are always welcome.
Z
his plug mill at Bull Run this n ev er harnessed a te a m or saddled a
H. L. M o K en ney , N. G.
f
Mrs. A. Baumgardner is stay­
B. H. JOHNSON.
horse, did not know th e difference
week.
J. C. H a ym a n , Secretary,
betw een th e hu b and th e tire of a
ing at Faraday.
Ernest Vallen went to Port­ wheel, never milked a cow, and had
ESTACADA, P . 0. Box 44 OREGON
The days are perceptibly be­ land Saturday, for his wife re­ only been astrid e a horse once or SEELY, FAMOUS IN T H I S S P E C I­
twice in my life. So I had to begin
ALTY CALLED TO PO RTLAN D
coming longer.
turning Sunday.
front th e beginning. T h en the ways
Dr. R. G. McCall was in Port­ Mr. and Mrs. Henderson had and custom s of th e co u n try and farm
F. H. Seeley of Chicago and
differed greatly from th ose to Philadelphia, the noted truss ex­
land, the first part of the week. as dinner guests Sunday, Mrs. life
which 1 had been used. A fter living
will personally be at the
You can now get the new Mc­ Emily Rowan and her brother, in tow ns or thickly settled n e ig h b o r­ pert,
hoods, th e wide prairie s with houses Benson Hotel, and will remain
Call Pattern, ‘‘it’s printed at Charles Freeman. Mr. Hender­ fa r a p a r t and alm o st no lan d m ark s, in Portland this Monday, Tues­
a bew ilderm en t to me. I could day, Wednesday, Thursday and
Rose’s.
son is suffering from neuritis, were
far m ore easily lose my way over
Friday, Jan. 23, 24, 25, 26, 27.
H. H. Huxley and family have and is losing the use of his hands th em , th a n in th e L ondon streets.
Mr. Seeley says: ' ‘The Sper-
My
first
lessons
were
in
doing
the
moved into the Linn house on but is able to be around.
ord in ary chores a b o u t th e house and matis Shield will not only retain
DID YOU KNOW that I have Schillings Coffee;
Zobrist street.
L. P. Elliott did some survey­ barn. It was an open w in ter th a t any case of rupture perfectly,
year, and th e r e was not much work
but
contracts
the
opening
in
io
W. J Moore has bought Dr. ing for O. M. Scheistroen last except
also Ridgways Tsa; also a full line of Golden Rod
in tak in g care of the c attle
and stock, an d a little hau ling of days on the average case. Being:
McCall’s residence and will soon week.
Cereals; and Fishers Flour in stock all the time?
wood and hay. We freq uently went a vast advancement over all for­
move into it.
Mrs. Ida Looney visited a few to town which was seventeen miles mer methods—exemplifying in­
This was usually a two day's
WE ARE the only store in town that has Holsum
V. W. Hauser moved into the days in this vicinity last week. away.
trip, as th e horses being laid up with stantaneous effects immediately
rooms over the pool hall the lat­ She and her husband expect to m ud fever, George F e n to n my boss, appreciable a n d withstanding
American Maid Bread, and
u g h t a yoke of cattle. These we any strain or position no matter
ter part of last week.
go to Walton, Ore., where Mr. bo
drove as horses, h arn e s sin g th em and the size or location. Large or
SAY! i have just got in a shipment of Swift’ s
sn ap p in g th e lines into th e i r nose difficult cases, or incisional rup­
Miss Bertha Burns spent Sun­ Looney will work.
rings.
This w orked very well and
Mr. and Mrs. L. P. Elliott th ey answ ered th e reins th e sam e as tures (following operations) spe­
day with her parents here, Mr.
Empire Skinned Hams. G-E-E, but they are good!
cially solicited. This instrument
have purchased 40 acres of the horses.
and Mrs. F. E. Burns*
and the price is right. Come in and be convinced.
u g h th e w in te r was mild for received the only award in Eng­
The man who is to have charge James Lavelle place, now owned th a T t h o region,
yet I felt th e cold very land and in Spain, producing re­
of the dining room at Hotel Es­ by the Saginaw, Michigan lum­ severely. I wore m ore clothing than sults without surgery, injections,
I ever had before o r since, and yet
ber company.
tacada is to arrive this week.
when driving across th e prairies I medical treatments or prescrip­
Mrs.
Keith
of
Estacada
is
at
would
become
bitterly
chilled tions Mr. Seeley has documents
Don’t forget we give double
th r o u g h and th r o u g h , th e sh a r p from the United States Govern­
the
home
of
her
son
L.
Keith
for
trading stamps for all cash pur­
winds piercing th r o u g h all my heavy ments, Washington. D. C.. for
The re s u lt was th a t I s t if­
chases on Wednesday at Rose’s. a visit. Mr. Keith went away to clothing.
fened up so th a t I could not ju m p on inspection. He will be glad to
work last I week.
demonstrate without charge or
a
horse
w
ith
o u t help.
J. K. Ely has bought the pool
T he novelty of th e life was some fit them if desired. Business de­
hall building from R. G. March-
DOVER
compensation, an d I was blessed with mands prevent stopping at any
a te m p e ra m e n t to m a k e th e best of
bank, and is moving his dry
other place in this section.
. Several from Dover attended things.
Read the Ads in the N ews .
J. E. M ETZG ER ,
goods stock into it.
P. S.—Every statement in this
ally I learn ed to feed and
the creamery meeting at Sandy, w a G te radu
r th e stock, harn ess a te am and notice has been verified befoer
Undertaker and Embalmer
Come in and get one of those Monday.
hitch a team up to th e wagon. My the Federal and State Courts.
guaranteed bed springs, you will
am b ition at first was to be able to - F . H. Seeley.
Gresham - Oregon
Mr. and Mrs. Kellier spent the milk a cow. T h ere were fou r on th e
rest better at night. At Rose’s.
Home
Office
117
No.
Dearborn
st.
Chi­
Warren McWillis
place,
but
th
ey
were
not
fresh,
be­
week end in Portland.
GAIN the season h a s
ing strippers.
I began by m ilking cago.—Adv.
Mrs. Ella Chellis of Portland,
Local Agent for Estacada
Mr. and Mrs. Akin entertained with th u m b and forefinger one te a t at
come when both cus­
was the guest last week, of Mr.
time, and th e n to m ilk with both
Complications following acute
the H. H. Udell family at dinner a hands.
tom a n d inclination
Of course it was a lengthy
and Mrs. J. E. Gates, returning
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Sunday.
and tedious process for me, and also contagious and infectious cases,
prompt folks to remem­
to her home Monday evening.
no doub* to r th e cow. At last, how ­ rarely occur where patient has
ber old friends and to give
Mrs. Henry Shaw has been
I was able to milk a cow in ten
some expression to that
V. W. Hauser in a chef’s cap visiting friends in Pleasant Home ever,
m inutes, and when I milked all four had osteopathic treatment. 12-15
remembrance. In the spir­
in less th a n an ho ur, I felt I accom ­
and apron is serving short or­ for several days.
plished a feat of which to be proud.
it of the season we send
ders and meals at the Red Front
you greetings. Fully ap­
Mr. and Mrs. DeShazer enter­ I som etim es w o n d er now, how it
restaurant and pool hall.
was th a t I did not m eet with some
preciative of the p a r t
tained Sunday Mr. and Mrs. serio us accidents ow ing to my ig n o r­
is your Home Company.
your friendship and pat­
Have you seen the Nu-Way Guthrie and Hugh, Mr. Shaw ance and a w k a rd n e ss in han dling the
We wish to announce to the
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See ua regardi. g your
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ronage have played in our
stretch suspenders? They are and daughter Olive, Kathryn and an im als o r tools. As th e sailors are public, that we are opening up a
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property,
Insure your
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wont to say, “ a c h e ru b sits up aloft
progress we thank you.
guaranteed for or.e year’s service Lyda Krieger, and Ervin Upde- to look a f t e r poor J a c k , ” so one m u s t Racket Store in the Hunt build­
And we extend to you and
ing,
and
invite
you
to
give
us
a
have been on th e lo oko ut a f t e r me.
at Rose’s.
yours
o u r sincere well-
grave.
share
of
your
trade.
One experience I shall never fo r­
wishes for a N ew Y ear
Twenty degrees above zero,
get was my first trip to town alone to
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Motto, Golden Rule.
a load of supplies. I had not be­
of continued joy and pros­
now seem to us almost as cold as SPRING WATER NEWS get
come accustom ed to th e prairies to
perity.
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Mrs. A. M. Grable, Mrs. Guy feel confidence in finding my way
twenty below did thirty years
a
ft
e
r
d
ark
,
especially
over
a
barely
Grable and baby went to Port­
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ago.
Portland, Estacada
outlin ed track, w here th ere was no
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The ladies of the W. C. T. U. land Monday, returning home r e g u l a r road.
Transportation Co.
My boss was laid up in bed and we
served an elegant supper Tues­ Tuesday.
were ou t of needed supplies so some
Fred C. Bartholomew,
day evening, in the básement of Mr. and Mrs. W. A. Bard visi­ one h a d to go an d I was th e only one Cleaning, Pressing. Dyeing.
G. M. Lawrence.
available.
Not
only
th
a
t,
but
th
e
ted over the week-end with rela­
the M. E. Church.
ALTERING AND REPAIRING,
fou nd trip had to be m ade in a day.
'OUR
BUSINESS
IS PICKING UP"
The nig ht before I hard ly slept t h i n k ­
When in need of shoes get a tives at Forest Grove.
SUITS MADE TO ORDER.
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ESTACADA, ORF.
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H saK ni
ing
a
b
o
u
t
it.
I
waited
till
it
was
light
pair of Peter’s guaranteed solid Arrived, on Jan. 14, little Miss en o u g h for me to clearljf see the
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Low Prices.
WM. BASS, Prop.
leather, at Rose’s the place to Virginia Lucile, weight eight tr a c k th e next m o rn in g before s t a r t ­
ing.
Going
to
town
presen
ted
no
dif­
pounds, to Mr. and Mrs. Wm.
buy.
ficulty, bu t it was th e re t u r n jou rn ey
Sam Barr has bought two lots Still. Both mother and child a f t e r d a rk which I d read ed . W ith
an ox team , it to ok seven ho urs to
of W. F, Cary in Terrace Addi­ doing well with Dr. Morse in at­ reach town. I pu t th e c attle up and
fed th em , had d in n e r myself, and
tion and expects to build a resi­ tendance.
en went o u t to m a k e my purchases.
Mr. and Mrs. Carl Zurcher. th
dence in the near future.
W hen I finally got hitch ed up again
Miss R. Zurcher. Mr. and Mrs. and th e wagon loaded, it was h alf
Mesdames I. N. Palmer and
and tu r n in g dark. A b it te r
R. Pulley and daughter of Port­ p n a o st rth five
w e s t wind began to blow, and
Grace Wyant of Portland, were
land, John Schenk, Miss Flor­ th e team s which passed me on the
the guests of Mrs. George Law­
were all going at a sm a rt pace.
ence Schenk of Gresham and F way
o r th e first half of th e trip th e roads
rence last Friday.
Gordon Lawrence and son George were good and clearly visible so the
We have a very attractive line visited Sunday with Mr. and oxen tr aveled along th em w ithout
any tr ouble. B ut a f t e r th a t th e road
of silks including Messalines Mrs. J. I. Gutridge.
was bu t a wagon tra c k , which w ent
crepe de Chine and pongee just
th r o u g h sloughs. Two or th ree tim es
Mr. Nelson of Highland, filled my h e a r t leaped to my m o u th as 1
received at Rose’s.
the pulpit at Eagle Creek and th o u g h t I was off th e track and losing
Mrs. W. W. Dillon, of Portland George while Rev. Weir held my way. By t h a t tim e it was past
eleven. I would stop th e oxen once
arrived Saturday to spend the eyening services at Springwatcr. in a while to rest and give them an
week end with the Misses Ger­ Everett Shibley accompanied e a r o r two of corn, th e n I would plod
on ag ain hoping t h a t I was on the
trude, Ruth and Anna Dillon.
rig h t road. It was with g re a t relief
Mr. Nelson.
som e tim e not know ing
Phil Hammond of Oregon City Special services will be con­ a w f h t e e r th e going
r rightly or wrongly, to see a
and Leroy D. Walker of Port­ ducted all this week at the grove which I recognized, and which
showed me th a t I was not lost. F ro m
land, accompanied by their wives church.
th en on I had no concern. At last
were guests of Mr. and Mrs. H,
o u t half past two I saw th e light in
A new playshed is being com­ ab
th e house which sho ne forth as a
C. Stephens last Saturday.
pleted at the school house this most welcome beacon. When I drove
into th e yard I u n hitched and put up
Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Bass, who
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FORTY YEARS AGO
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Yours for Lower Prices at
THE SQUARE DEAL GROCERY
H. L. M c K E N N E Y .
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: THE PACIFIC STATES;
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NEW RACKET STORE.
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W. ROY WAY.
RE-NU-EM TAILORS.
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When Dissatisfied With
Other Brands
Try"
HILLS BROS.
COFFEE
Armours Milk, the can, 11c
Bordens Milk, 2 cans for 25c
were burned out in the fire Sun­
day night, are moving into the
rear rooms on the ground floor
of the Odd Fellows building.
Dr. W. W. Rhodes, osteopathic
physician, located at Hotel Esta­
cada, on Mondays, Wednesdays
and Fridays, from 8:30 to 4 p. m.
9-8tf
Miss Dorothy Phillips of Eagle
Creek was a delegate last Sun­
day to the county convention of
the Christian Endeavor socie­
ties which met at Gladstone.
Mrs. G. H. Lichthorn came
home from St. Vincent’s hospi­
tal Saturday. She is only able
to sit up for a brief period dur-¡
ing the day. It will be some
time before she is able to be up
and around.
The reception room in the Odd
Fellows building, was the only
room not damaged by the Sun­
day night fire. It was used by
the Eastern Stars Tuesday night
for their regular meeting:
week.
BARGAINS IN HOSIERY
MILL FEEDS HAVE ADVANCED
$2.00 per ton, but by advance buying we can
sell at the same prices lor a few days only.
For Your Information
a CAR OF EASTERN CORN is to arrive in a very few
days. Place your orders and get ycur sacks
ready, also bring ycur purse. W e can save
you some money i! you need feed at this t;me.
We are in the Market for Wheat and Oats
We are closing out our line of BEAVER KNIT HORE and are offering these
Wan anted Hose at the following prices:
Misses’ and Childrens’s 35c values,
Boys extra heavy 45c values,
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Have you looked over our Bargain Counter? Something being added each day
JOIN TH E CROWD AT
The People’s Store
H. B. SNYDER,
E s ta c a d a F e e d C o.
U . S.
MORGAN, Proprietor.
25c
35c
C. E. KILGORE.
Where the Motto Is Service.