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D evoted to the Interests o f Eastern V olume 15, Clackamas County E s t a c a d a , O r e g o n , T h u r s d a y , F e b r u a r y 23, 1922, N umber 22 LO C AL BREVITIES V IO L A GARFIELD BREVITIES PROFESSIONAL CARDS. $1.50 P er Y ear S P R IN G W A T E R N E W S H. S. SENIORS IN IRE LEGITIMATE Tne Farm Bureau met last The Farm Bureau meeting was Harry Reid, son o f Mr. and We can save you money on Monday at the grange hall. Mr. Mrs, W. R. Reid, has been very held at the church on Saturday your new spring hat. Come in After the business and look them over before the Kiggins was appointed to care ill with the flu but is improving. evening. ■T)R. CHARLES K. CAREY for the squirrel poisen this year. Mr. and Mrs. Phil Standish session a short program was lis assortment is broken at Rose’s. The annual senior class play • ^ P H Y S IC IA N a n d SURGEON, tened to then coffee and cake The infant daughter of Mr, motored to Portland last week was presented last Monday night Phone for CHICKEN DINNER served at to hear David Warfield in Peter were served free to all. There the Estacada Hotel Dining Room. and Mrs. Guy Grabel has the to a large and attentive audience OFFICE APPOINTMENT wfere 61 present and it was voted Estacada, Oregon. Grimm, at the Heilig, which filled the auditorium. It Sunday. Price 50 cents. 2-16tf whooping cough. to hold the meetings once in two Miss M. Madden and F. Mad was a comedy in three acts enti Sam Dunlop of Seattle, was T ) R . C. E. OWEN See Mrs. Gates for piano in | weeks on Friday evenings, in Successor to Dr. C. M. Naff. den spent Sunday with Mr. and tled "M olly’s Aunt.” and replete visiting in Garfield Sunday. He struction, 10 years experience. ! place of Saturday evenings. All DENTIST. Mrs. Art Cogswell at Eagle with mirth provoking situations. is a nephew of Mrs. Kimball who Oregon. Estacada, had a pleasant time and hope to 75c, $1.00*and $1.25, according Creek. Molly’s Aunt was an elderly fe formerly resided here. to length of lesson. 1-26-2-9 meet again on Feb. 3. T ^ R . R. MORSE, male who had been brought up Mrs. Emma Palmateer has re Mrs. Forest Erickson was PHYSICIAN a n d SURGEON. Miss Norma Randolph, after If you are not ready for your in the strict proprieties of the turned from Fairview where she called to The Dalles last Friday, Office and Residence Second and Main spending a week at the home of spring hat now, a small deposit Feeling her grandmother being very ill. mid-Victorian period. streets, Estacada, Oregon. Telephone has been nursing her daughter, her parents with a bad cold, re will insure our keeping it for you connections. the need of being herself for Mrs. Wills. She returned on Monday and re turned to Estacada on Sunday to until you are ready for it at once, she goes to visit relatives 0. W. Failing was called to sumed her school again Tuesday IWTRS. J. E. GATES, Rose’s. whose ways were the reverse of Portland on account of the loss take up her school work again. AVA PIANO INSTRUCTOR, morning. Ben Tannler Sr. has been on mid-Victorian. Unfortunately of his mother, whose funeral The Estacada Feed Co. has re Phone or call at The Bazaar, Estacada. Mrs. James Forbes received these think they must reform the sick list with the grippe for ceived a car of yellow dent corn was held in Portland. E. GATES, E. M. and Arthur Hammer of a week, but we are glad that he from Iowa, the great corn state word from Mr. Forbes that he is and become painfully proper. F U N E R A L D IR E C T O R able to be up again. He left The result is that nil are dread Maupin, and Elmer Hammer of is improving. Ray Miller also of the middle west. This firm and Embalmer. Night and Day Tele Houlton, were guests of their i has the grippe. Hope to see him keeps constantly on hand, the here two weeks ago to look af fully bored until by a fortunate phone. Lady Assistant. ter his farm he had traded for combination of circumstances, mother Mrs. W. W. Davis this out agarn soon best in feeds for man and beast. and to visit his parents. D. EBY, they discover their mistake. Dr. Morse was out to see Earl past week. Miss Catherine E. I. Morgan, Vy* ATTO RN EY AT LAW. S. E. Wooster had parties out The title role was taken by Mat Anderson is still confined Hinman’s baby daughter one day teacher of science in the Esta General Practice. Confidential Ad from Portland Monday to look at Pearl Fantz who fitted into it to his bed, his daughter Mrs. last week. She had a cold and viser. Oregon City, Oregon. cada High School spent the week the Kandle farm, very gracefully. The others in Herman Johnson of Boring, has was cutting teeth, but is improv end and Sunday with her parents W AcGUIRK & SCHNEIDER, been nursing him this past week. ing now. A grandson arrived at the the cast were Vernon Hassell a AVA ATTORNEYS a t l a w . in Portland returning to the scene John Anderson came to relieve home of Mr, and Mrs. Daboll manufacturer, Mary Ely his gay Will Hicinbotham is building a of her labors Monday morning. At Gresham office—Tuesdays, Thurs wife, Irene Saling his gay young Feb. 16. days ana Saturdays, 203-5, Withrow her Monday. porch on the front of the Wm. building. Portland office, 609-15, Fen The Near East Relief fund in daughter, Ray Miller a politician Mrs. Andrews, W. C. T. Mattoon residence here. There was a hard times party ton building. this vicinity has received $72.25 who instructs the aunt in slang D. organizer, spoke Sunday af at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Mattoon sustained quite O A U L C. FISCHER, and jazz, Waite»- Matson a mil ternoon at the church, in regard a loss one night recently when with three more solicitors from Sterrett Feb, 18. Everybody r ATTO RNEY AT LAW . to the Childrens’ Farm Home, some one entered the old store whom to hear. It is expected had a good time playing games lionaire’s son trying to earn a Beaver building, Oregon City. Oregon. living by art, and Elsie Dear- recently purchased near Corval building and carried off a new that the sum total will reach and dancing. $100 when the canvass has been dort’ as the maid-of-all-work gar lis, requesting help in any way tent that had never been used. t y O O D L E R EA LT Y CO. Mr. and Mrs, Shearer and son completed. rulous and reminiscent. The Real Estate, Insurance, Loans, to promote the cause. Edward were the guests of Mr. Rev. Lacey of Estacada and parts were well sustained, Mary Joseph E. Gates has leased the and Mrs. Sherman Kilgore Sun Collections, Notary Public. Revs. A. F. Lacey and T. B. Rev. Young and wife of Garfield Ely showing an aptitude for hers Justice of the Peace. Young have closed a week of started meetings Sunday even entire lower part of the I. O. O. day. They get results. which may prove prophetic while F. building, and will move his Phone Estacada meetings at the church, which ing here, They expect to hold David Horner visited his son Irene Saling as the gay daughter bazaar and undertaking estab were well attended. They are them all the week. Mrs. An Harold Monday. had only to he her natural self. holding meetings at Viola this drews of the W. C. T. U., gave lishment into it. In connection Mr. and Mrs. John Marehbank Elsie Deardorf who on short no with the latter a neat chapel will week. a talk on the Childrens’ Farm visited at the Eugene Lewelien tice took the place of Roso Tpach- Home, which is to be bought and be fitted up at the rear end. home on Sunday. sel who was sick, rose to the oc The George Washington pro maintained near Corvallis. A UPPER BARTON London Lancashire Fire Ins. Co. casion. The hoys plaved up to worthy plan and every person gram giyen by the school pupils BISSELL ITEM S the girls, but it would have been Keep your policy in our Fire Miss Grace Ferrel has re can help to make the life of and others, at the meeting of the better if the make up of Itassell Proof Vault, free o f charge. community dub last night, in the turned from a three week’s visit some boy or girl happier. A. Forthsythe of Gresham vis and Miller had been more in ac Quite a number of Viola peo auditorium, was exceptionally ited relatives at George Satur cordance with their parts. H. C. STEPHENS among friends in Gresham. Mu ple expect to attend the Farm good. As we publish to-day and day night and Sunday. Mrs. A. Horger and Maudie sical selections by Nova Smith A gent . the forms already were filled up, Carl Lins.spent a few days of and Ruth Akrom were given be Ferrel made a business trip to Bureau meeting in Oregon City we can only thus refer to it. Tuesday. last week visiting relatives in tween the acts. Portland last week. A Mr. Cleveland has bought Portland. Mr. and Mrs. Jack Hoffman, You Can Bank On It BARTON ITEMS Mr. and Mrs. Chris Johnson from Milwaukie, are visiting the Bradley place and expects to had t.heir baby christened last with their sister Mrs. A. Horger. move here soon from Can by. The closing up of the State D. L. Eadman had the misfor Sunday at the George Presbytt- Bank of Portland, caused a little Wm. P. Ferrel butchered four tune to lose his most valuable that we carry rian church. UPPER EAG LE CREEK flutter here, on account of our hogs and a beef Monday. cow the other morning with local hank having once been con Fred Appleyard, Mr. and Mrs. LIGHT HARDWARE milk fever. Alvin Johnson pur Mrs. Tom Odell. Mrs. W. P. Mrs. Rosa Baker and children nected with it. But with the ex- Mark Doryland and children and Toys, Notions, Hosiery, Needle chased the calf to raise. Ferrel^ Mrs. Fred Werner and are on the sick list. ception of using it for a deposi Anton Johnson visited Mr. and w ork, Candy, Etc. Mrs. C. H. Boiler and children Mr. and Mrs. Jens Pederson Mrs. L. H. Weisenfluh last Sun tory for part of its funds, the James Bell o f Sandy Ridge 5c, 10c, 15c and up. j'iave all been on the sick list. and two daugoters were visitors Estacada bank has had no deal day. was a Grange visitor Saturday, CALL AND SEE US at the Forman home Saturday ¿ f r . and Mrs. George Turner ings with it, for some months. Mr. and Mrs. Henry Johnson Eagle Crieek Grange met on evening. callec.’ on Mr. and Mrs. Wm. P. Ninety per cent of its stock is Saturday at the Grange hall, but Abe Gilbert of Oregon City, went to Portland Tuesday, re Ferrel, „Sunday afternoon. owned in Clackamas county. We owing to the absence of the* was out inspecting the roads turning the following day. 2d door north o f depot J Worthy Master F. W. Bates, again Monday. Mrs. C. Decker spent the week understand that the funds for W**K h K**K h X**X*<' merly in the State P.ank have New C u'y Treasurer who was ill, a very short meet Dr. R. Morse was called to the end in Portland visiting relatives. been transferred by President ♦ ♦ ♦ * ♦ + +• + + ♦ + ♦ + At the meet],.1*? of the city ing was held, M. L. Trullinger Forman home Monday evening Mr. and Mrs. Henry Smyth Stephens to the U. S. national council last Tuesday" n'Kht, Mrs. acting as Master. Mrs. E. B. to attend Mrs. Forman who is and son Richard, Miss Duncan bank of Portland, which is one of Nina B. Ecker was appointed Andrews of Oregon City, the W. quite ill with the grippe. All of and Mr. and Mrs. Theo. Harders the strongest in the U. S. There city treasurer vice Mrs. R- G. C. T. U. worker was present and the family have been down but attended the show at Estacada need be no anxiety about the gave a talk on the Boys’ and Mrs. Forman is the most serious. last Thursday night. McCall moved to Portland. stability of the bank. Mr. Ste Girls’ Farm Home, which they Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Larson, Mr. and Mrs. Julius Paulsen phens is most conse rvative about are planning to establish near former residents of Barton but visited relatives at Estacada last its management and cautious in Corvallis. U. of O. NOTES now of Dwyer’s Camp, are all Saturday. safe guarding its funds, as wit Tommy McKay is at home for seriously sick with the flu. Dr. The Mouth Bath that is a Perfect A number of the George peo ness the absolutely burglar proof The second a n n u a l Oregon a j'e w days. Adix is making daily trips to at pie attended the demonstration Germicide for T E E T H . TONSILS safe of manganese steel, time High School Press conference tend them. j W. Cahill commenced the and TH RO A T. The Nasal Spray, of pruning trees at Garfield last locks, alarms and the heavy bur will be held at the School of Jour Wednesday. glar insurance, which is carried, nalism in connection with Junior buildit. 8 of Dick Gibson’s garage an Aid to Prevent Flu High School Debate Week-end on the twelfth and on lion» lay. Mr. and Mrs. J. Paulsen visit a remarkable showing for a bank For Sale by thirteenth o f May, it has already The Interscholastic high school ed C. Johnson and wife last of its size. The public may have have absolute certainty that the been announced. Each h i g h Valentine Party debate, formerly announced for Sunday evening. hank’ s motto "Safely and Ser school in the state is being asked February 10, will occur on Fri The Sk ip-a*wee*< c' ub °T Bar vice,” is fully maintained. Our to furnish samples of annuals, W . O. W . Will Initiate field enter tained their husbands day evening, February 24, at 8 people have now an opportunity magazines, newspapers and news o ’clock, in the high school audi To-night in the I. O. O. K. hall to show their appreciation and The R exall Store notes published. School notes! at a valenti T’e Part>’ and supper torium. The postponement was Eagle Creek Camp. W. O. W. confidence in the I real hank and T - f =>' «''*■ made at the urgent request of ♦ T ■ * 1 + + + + + in the local papers are d e c ' l l ! at the home o. ” r- and Mrs. will initiate a large '.-lass of new its efficient and vigilant officers. by the School of Journalism to be F. Reeher. Red and white the opposing teams, Milwaukie members numbering about forty. o f great importance, and an ex %nd greens dec- and Gresham, who insisted they The lodge has been perfecting All Aboard hibit of such notes clipped from ! ^ear*3, festoons At the sup- could r.ot be ready by the date plans to make the occasion a not A trip to Chicago from the the various Oregon newspapers p ^ l e 't h ^ c e n t e r -P^ce was a s e t for this district, Admission able one. The officers and a running them will be a a feature feature 1 per .................. Lame ine center . -orated with 125 cents. Garfield Grange Hall will he team from the Multnomah camp made Tuesday, February 28th. o f the conference. I ■malljwMhin* tree de ____________ red and white hearts b taring for- of Portland, which is the largest Train leaves at 7:30 sharp, plen Notice PLACE Y O U R IN c ! tunes. Games, music t ’ nd orig-i W. 0 . W. camp in the world will ty of time for sight seeing en SURANCE THROUGH S ow Early ¡na| 9tunts by the guet ts fur-, Beginning March 1. 1922 all come here to put on the degree. route. Please patronize our din YOUR HOME AGENT WHO Early spring seeding o f grain ; nished plenty of entertai ument telephone rentals will he paid 30 Fifty members are expected from ing car service de luxe. Admis WILL PROTECT r hose days in advance. Long distance the Rose city, and they will be gives the best results, but when up to the midnight hour. YOUR INTEREST sion free. R. ft. money furnish tolls to be paid on or before the ! 1 planted in rather cold soils the enjoying the affair were, Mr accompanied by at least two of ed for the trip. 15th of the following mo n t h . rate of seeding should be in- and Mrs. O. E. Lamberson, 1 l r- j the Head camp officials. A local Past due bills must be paid be- Osteopathic care during preg creased. Spring oats should be and Mr3. Milton Weatherby, M * committee has been arranging I fore March 30th. Failure to do nancy and confin ment has done planted not less than three bush- and Mrs. Wm. Shaffer, Mr. and , for a banquet to follow the iruti- ! this will mean discontinuance of more to relieve womankind than 1 els to the acre, and spring wheat Mrs. T. Carpenter, Mr. and Mrs. 1 ation ceremonies. service until paid.— By order of ---------------------- any other method now in use. and barley at about two bushels J. C. Moreland. Mr. and Mra. J- Board of Drrectors of Estacada For Glass and Glazing— See | Consult an osteopath for further Subscribe for your home paper to the acre for western Oregon W. Dillinger and Mrs. Z. R- 1 Telephone Co. 2-23tf Pointer, the painter. 12-b tf information. 12-lotf the E astern C lackamas N ews . conditions.—0 . A. C. Station. Dauney and E. F. Gunter. J. FIRE INSURANCE. Don’t forget T H E B A ZA A R , : Flu-Hygiene : ZE PYROL For Fire Insurance Cary Real Estate Co. /t X '