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Devoted to the Interests of Eastern Clackamas County
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V olume 15,
N umber 30
E stacada , O regon , T hursday , A pril 20,1922.
VIOLA
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PROFESSIONAL CARDS.
An Easter program was held
at the church Sunday evening
after which Kev. Young gave an
y\R. CHARLES K. CAREY
^ P H Y S I C I A N a n d SURGEON,
Easter sermon.
Those f r o m
Phone for
Garfield who came with him
OFFICE A P P O IN T M E N T
were Mrs. Young, Mrs. L. Pal-
Estacada, Oregon.
mateer and Mr. and Mrs. Trapp.
LOWER EAGLE CREEK
LOCAL BREVITIES
$1.50 P e r Y e a r
U PPER EAGLE CREEK
Ml. 0 Ml. OFFICIALS
HERE SfllURDAY
Mrs. W. E. Myers and son
Will Douglass was a Portland
Try trading with the Square
John, o f Dodge, Mr. and Mrs. Deal Twins, they treat you right. visitor on last Thursday. He had
Floyd Davis and daughter Flor-
Mr. and Mrs. P. M. W’agner butchered ten hogs on Wednes­
ence Irene, were calling on the made a trip to Portland yester day and sold them to a Port­
I. I. Boak of Denver, Colorado,
former’s parents and the latters’ day.
land market.
head consul of the Woodmen of
grand-parents, Mr. and Mrs.
Mr. and Mrs. C. H. Paddison, the W'orld, and one of the lead­
The M. E. Ladies’ Aid met at
Dave Huggans last Friday.
Fred
Paddison and Mrs. Rheu- ing fraternalists o f the United
the parsonage yesterday after­
Babe White and family spent
Dave Huggans was quite sick noon.
D “ E. OW EN
strom were Portland visitors on States, will be the guest of Eagle
DENTIST
Saturday evening and Sunday at Sunday night and called Dr. Ca-
Saturday.
Creek Camp of this city, Satur­
The largest variety of fresh
Estacada,
Oregon. the home of C. Johnson at Gar- rey at 1:25 a. m. Monday morn-
day
evening, April 22nd. He
Mildred
Douglass,
accompanied
vegetables at the Square Deal
field
T"YR. R. MORSE,
j ing Mr. Reyberg took him to Dr. Grocery.
by a couple of her Portland will he accompanied by Head
PHYSICIAN a n d SURGEON.
Mrs. C. Braash o f St. Johns, Carey. At this writing he is no
friends, came out Sunday morn­ Manager J. O. Wilson, Deputy
Mrs. Irving Smith was anoth­
Office and Residence Second and Main Portland, spent the week end better.
ing
and spent Easter at home.
streets, Estacada, Oregon. Telephone
er Portland visitor from Estaca­
with het daughter Mrs. C. Col-
Mrs. Rose Freeman has been
connections.
On
last Friday evening Will
da yesterday.
lard.
quite
sick
with
la
grippe
and
Douglass
was surprised by some
1\ARS. J. E. GATES,
Men! do you know that shoes
Mrs. Elmer Lankin is spend­ sore throat but is able to be
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o f his neighbors coming in and
have dropped in price? See Mor­
Phone or call at The Bazaar, Estacada. ing a week at the home o f her around again.
spending the evening with him
ton’s
new line before buying.
daughter, Mrs. Griffith of Silver-
in h >nor of his fiftieth birthday.
James Eivers was visiting his
E. GATES,
Mrs. Dora Herring accepted
ton.
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FU NERAL DIRECTOR
There were about thirty-five
sister, Mrs. Mary Huggans, Sun­
.«i
service
on the grand jury and is present and all seemed to enjoy
and Embalmer. Night and Day Tele­
Mr. and Mrs. Ben Tannler and day.
phone.
Lady Assistant.
in Oregon City this week.
th mselves. The evening was
daughter, Mrs. Tom Jubb, went
Mrs.
Charles
Moehnke
of
Ore­
Pointer sells an O .e'on made spent in playing cards and other
to
town
Monday.
ALBERT t e l o t t
i W.
gon City, visited her sisters Mrs. paint at $2.00 and $2.75 per gal. games.
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Along about midnight
Clark Cockerline t o o k hi s
RESIDENT LAWYER
W. G. Glover and Mrs. R. E. Let me estimate your job. 3-9tf refreshments were served Then
daughter Ruthie to Oregon City
E STAC AD A,
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OREGON
Munger. a few days last week.
Mrs. W. F. Cary went to Port­ after | laying a few more games
on Saturday to have some dental
Mrs. W. W. Glover entertained land last Thursday and pur­ and listening to a recitation by
W M . G. DUNLAP
work done. Mrs. J. Randolph
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the ladies missionary society last chased a new piano for her home. Ed. Chapman, all departed for
accompanied them.
A t Estacada, in the office o f Woodle
week and served a delightful
CH ICKEN D IN N E R served at home.
Realty Co., on Saturdays —Portland o f­
John Mattoon and w ife and
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luncheon.
fice 1524 Yeon Building.
i m
the
Estacada Hotel Dining Room,
Mrs. Viola Douglass was the
little daughter were Oregon City
Ä1
The
missionary
society
met
Sunday.
Price
50
cents.
2-16tf
week-end
guest
of
Mr.
and
Mrs.
D EBY,
shoppers Monday.
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with Mrs. Hughes, Wednesday.
A new lot o f ladies ’.bungalow Will Douglass.
Mr. and Mrs. McComb were in
General Practice.
Confidential Ad­
Ronald
Burnett
has
mumps.
Eagle Creek grange held its
aprons
on sale Saturday at Rose’s
Oregon City on Friday. The lat­
I. I. BOAK
viser. Oregon City. Oregon.
regular
session on Saturday at
for
$1.49,
the
best
bargain
you
The Easter services at the Ea­
ter went to see her sister and a
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the grange hall.
As several Head Consul E. P. Martin and
bran new niece, all of Gladstone. gle Creek church were well at­ have seen since the war.
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members
were
on
the
sick list District Manager F. A. Beard
tended
and
a
fine
program
was
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Morton
We are glad to report that
A t Gresham office—Tuesdays, Thurs­
and
some
were
busy,
there
was o f Portland.
rendered,
Sunday
evening.
were here from Portland to
days ana Saturdays, 263-6, Withrow Mrs. C. Cockerline is up and
building. Portland office, 609-15, Pen-
not
a
very
large
attendance,
but
spend
the
week
end
with
rela­
Mrs. H. C. Glover spent the
A t eight o’clock p. m. an en­
around again after her serious
ton budding.
we
had
a
v
eiy
pleasant
time.
week
end
at
Portland.
tives.
tertainment will be given at the
illness.
A U L C. FISCH ER.
Mrs. Milton Weatherby, Mr. High School Auditorium to which
Mrs. Chapman o f Chico, Calif.,
Mrs. A. C. Cogswell was in
On Tuesday everting, April 11,
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and
Mrs. J. B. Roberts, Mr. and the public is invited.
Come,
has been visiting her daughter,
32 neighbors gathered at the Portland, Tuesday.
Beaver building. Oregon City, Oregon.
Mrs.
Theo.
Carpenter
o
f
Gar­
bring
your
family
and
friends.
Mrs. Spangler, who is the nurse
pleasant home o f Mr. and Mrs.
Presidsnt’s Proclamation
field, and Mr. and Mrs. L. J. There will he music and a three-
in charge o f Lyle Wagner.
tyOODLE REALTY CO.
Elmer Lankin to celebrate the
Palmateer were grange visitors reel moving picture. These men
W hereas , the protection and
Real Estate, Insurance, Loans, 39th wedding anniversary of Mr.
Mr. and Mrs. C. E. Bruce of
Collections, Notary Public.
bring a great message. Come
and Mrs. J. H. Sevier; also the P^Petuation o f our forests are Portland, were week end guests Saturday.
Justice of the Peace.
vital
to
our
individual
health,
and hear them. Admission free.
Mr.
and
Mrs
Roy
Douglass
30th anniversary o f Mr. and
o f the P. M. Wagner and George
They get results
Phone Estacada
comfort
and
prosperity,
and
and
children
motored
to
Shuebel.
Mrs. Elmer Lankins. John Ran­
Armstrong families. Mrs. Bruce
W hereas , a period o f fifty is a sister of Mr. Wagner.
Sunday, spending Easter with
dolph tied the knot again. There
Mrs. Douglass’ parents, Mr. and
was music also games, after be­ years has past since in April
The clerk of the weather was
ing served with cake and coffee. eighteen hundred and seventy- considerate on Easter Day. The Mrs. G. Mocl.ulse.
At a late hour all returned to two there was instituted in the churches were well attended and
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their homes feeling that a very State o f Nebraska observance of the congregations listened to fine
a
day
especially
set
apart
and
pleasant evening was spent.
T. P. McAuley was a business
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music and inspiring sermons.
consecrated for tree planting
Proof Vault, free o f charge.
visitor
to Seattle and Belling­
BARTON ITEMS
Mesdames W. H. Grabell and
and known as Arbor day, and
ham,
Wash.,
last week, return­
H. C. S T E P H E N S
W hereas , both through wide­ Irving Smith had a dinner party
The dance Saturday night was
ing
home
Friday.
last Sunday evening, at the home
not very largely attended owing spread annual celebration of A r­
A g ent .
Mrs. Howard Smith and chil­
o
bor day and through the increas­ f the latter, in honor o f their
to the bad weather.
dren
from Sherwood, are visit­
ing observance of Forest Protec­ husbands' birthday anniversar­
The new minister and wife
ing
at
the W. T. Smith home.
V V V V
tion week public attention has ies
A
Ï have arrived and taken up their
The portland Preshyte y me it
We have just received an es­
been commendably directed to
residence in the C. T. Whitehead
the value o f trees, the unneces­ pecially pretty line o f Tissue Oregon City Tuesday. James
i house.
t
Come in and see Shihley was appointed delegate
sary waste o f our diminishing Gingham.
t
that
we
carry
:
Mr. and Mrs. Gus Whitehead forests through preventable fires, them before making your selec­ and W. A. Bard alternate.
A
Y o f Dwyer’s camp made a trip to the deplorable effects o f forest tion for that summer dress you
The Christian Endeavor old
Y Gresham and Portland one Bay
not meet Sunday evening as
A t Rose’s.
devastation and the need for re­ are planning.
: Toys, Notions, Hosiery, Needle­
J. O. WILSON
last week.
work, Candy, Etc.
medial measures against deple­
Mrs. Guy Graham and little most of the young folks attend­
Head
Manager
J. O. Wilson of
Charles Loney and f a m i l y tion of an essential natural re­ son o f Seattle, are here at the ed the Easter services at Eagle
5c, 10c, 15c and up.
the
Woodmen
o
f
the World, and
leave on Saturday for Belling­ source,
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Schock home visiting. She ex­ Creek in the evening.
clerk
o
f
Multnomah
Camp of
ham, Wash., to reside on a large
T h erefo re , I, W a r r e n G. pects to leave about the 9th of
Mrs. Grable was a Portland
Portland,
w
h
>
will
accompany
chicken ranch.
Harding, president o f the United next month with Mr. Graham, shopper on Saturday.
Head Consul I. I. Boak to this
H. F. Gibson recently bought States, do urge upon the gover­ to spend the summer in Alaska.
Joe Erickson and Floyd Erick­ city next Saturday e v e n i n g ,
í I. O. O. F. Bldg., Estacada %
nors o f the various states] to de­
a herd o f sheep.
Last Sunday a man by the son and family of Portland, visi­ April 22nd.
S. P. Pesznecker and son Leo signate and set apart the week name o f Paulena had his leg bro­ ted with the home folks Easter.
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made a business trip to Barton o f April sixteen-twenty - two, ken, when a log fell on him
Lodge Wins Cup
“ Bunney” Erickson celebra­
Friday, being the dinner guests nineteen hundred and twenty- while at work at one of the rail­ ted her sixth birthday anniver­
A large delegation o f Odd Fel­
two, as Forest Protection week, road camps up the river. He
at the Forman home.
sary at the home o f her grand­ lows and Rebekahs from Estaca­
Quite a number from here and the last day o f that week, was taken to a Portland hospital. parents, Mr. and Mrs. Peter da att< nde I the third semi-annu­
April twenty-two, as the golden
went for smelt last week.
Last Thursday, while Ed. Erickson last Saturday.
al Clackamas county J. O. O. F.
anniversary
of Arbor day, and
USE
Mrs. George Forman is just
Douglass was working around
Mr. and Mr9. Barney Shoen- and Itebekah district convention
to request officers o f public in­
able to sit up for a little while
the machinery in his saw mill, herger attended church here which met last Saturday at
struction o f counties, cities and
/ir.d will leave for the springs in
Gresham. In the drill c o itis t
he got one o f his hands badly Sunday.
towns and o f civic and commer­
a few days.
crushed. He came to Estacada
Mr. and Mrs. Henry Pepka the Estacada lodge was the vic­
cial organizations to u n i t e in
Dr. Carey dessed t h e and daughter Vera of Clacka­ tor. The Gresham Outlood ll.ua
George Forman and son Ray thought and action for the pre­ and
were Portland visitors Monday. servation o f our common herit­ wound.
mas, Oregon, were guests of describes the ceremony o f the
Sam
Barr
and
family
moved
Mr. and Mrs.
George Perry presentation of the prize:
The mill at Barton is running age by planning such educa­
The ceremony o f presenting
into
their
new
house
last
Friday.
Tuesday.
a night shift making laths.
tional and instructive exercises
the cup to the captain o f the Es-
Mrs.
R.
Morse
was
home
from
Mrs. Wm. Still returned home taeada team was a part of the
as shall bring before the people
Attention is called to the illus­
the disastrous effects o f the pres Portland for a short time last Saturday from Portland where evening program. Judge Thom­
trated lecture in the High School
ent waste by forest fires and the Eriday and reports that Dr. she had visited the past two as F. Ryan, past grand master
^ auditorium by the executive sec­
of Oregon City, delivered an ap­
need o f individual and collective Morse is improving more rapidly weeks with relatives.
retary o f the Oregon Social H y­
propriate address and went thru
) now.
The R e x a l l Store
effort to conserve the forests and
the ceremonv of presenting the
giene Society, on Monday night.
Candidate
Visits
Estacada
We have decided to sell flour
increase our tree growth for or­
cup in spite of the fact that the
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i one more day at $1. 98 per sack.
Hon. Louis E. Bean, late cup was not brought to the con­
nament and use,
Boring Suffers From Fire I I n W itness W hereof , I .have rhis will.Probably be your last speaker of the state house o f vention. It wiil tie given to the
hereunto set my hand and caus- chance to get Top Grade flour at representatives and can lidate Estacada team at the next meet-
The fire at Boring last week
for nomination on the repuhli- ' nK.
Judge Ryan laughingly
destroyed seven buildings, wip­ ed the seal o f the United States 27 cents Per sack les8 than the can ticket for governor at the pronounced the team to he ’nine-
o f America to be affixed.
wholesale price. One sack to a
ing out almost all o f the east
primary election, visited Fstaca- cent perf„ (;t>>< TllC trophy s
W arren G. H arding ,
customer, Saturday at Rose’s.
side business section. Fortu­
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da
yesterday in the interest o f be the prop rty o f this odge for
A
class
of
Neighbors
o
f
Wood­
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nately no lives were lost. The
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THROUGH
craft, w irr.en’ s auxiliary t i t l e his campaign. He was accom- one year.
damage is estimated at about
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Piano Lessons
To clean up our bro tn ii
of
W. O. W. lodge, is to be organ­ panie 1 by his secretary, 1 yd
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$10,000 with very litt'e insur­
Mrs. Mayme Boyle o f Port­ ized here tonight w ith a b rut : 2 Riches, editor of the Malheur |a(] j e8 anci childrens’ wh te hoes
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ance. We hope that there ill land. will be at the Estacada
members. Mrs. Jennie Batze', Enterprise. A t present it seems
be a silver lining to this cloud, hotel all day Saturday, April 22, lodge deputy, has been here for that th « nomination w 11 lie be- we will sell them Sat rday at $1
and that the little town wiil rue to meet those wishing piano in- the past two weeks making ar- tween Mr. Bean and Covemor per pair, not all sizes but bar-
gams for those who can wear
phoenix like from the a>hes.
them, at Rose’s.
traction.
I rangements for the organization., Olcott,
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