Devoted to the Interests of 'Eastern Clackamas County
V olume 15,
N umber 31
PROFESSIONAL CARDS.
E stacada , O regon , T hursday , A pril 27,1922.
SPRINGWATER NEWS
GARFIELD HEMS
LOCAL BREVITIES
$1.50 P er Y ear
UPPER EAGLE ( REEK
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w.
Mrs. Al. Lewellen arrived Sun-
Garfield school disttict was
One lot of ladies bungalow
Last Friday Rev. F. P. Allen
day for a visit with her daugh- treated to a ball game last Fri- aprons at $1.00 each at Rose’s, : of Portland, came out this way
-TYR. CHARLES K. CAREY
ter, Mrs. Wiley Howell.
day afternoon between Garfield
W. F. Carv made a business and held services at the Douglass
-^ P H Y S I C I A N and SURGEON.
Those attending the funeral and Porter schools. Porter came ¡trip to Sheridan, Ore., Monday Ridge school house on Friday
Members of the Eagle Creek
Phone for
of Mason Warnock at Oregon out the winner with a score of returning Tuesday morning.
¡evening and Sunday afternoon. ! Camp, W. O. W. sat down last
OFFICE APPOINTMENT
Estacada, Oregon. City, Wednesday, from Spring- 44 to 17- However, Garfield will
Men, we have today’ s prices He organized a Sunday School, Saturday night to a banquet at
water were Preston and Archie aiiain try for the honors Friday, on shoes. Morton’s.
| with the
following officers: j Hotei Estacada.
E. OWEN
This lodge
D R
Howell, Mr. and Mrs. J. A. ^ ay
Superintendent,
Mrs. R. B. Gib- which formerly met at Eagle
R.
H.
Carter
of
River
Mill,
DENTIST
Shibley, Mrs. H. Horner and
Be sure and remember you who has been very sick w'ith ^on; assistant superintendent,! Creek, since it transferred its
Estacada,
Oregon, daughter, Kathleen, and Mrs. J. have a date Friday evening,
! Mrs. Roy Douglass; «wimtarv
I sessions to Estacada, has grown
secretary, |
pneumonia, is now improving.
T"\R. R. MORSE,
F. Mager.
April 28, at 8 o ’ clock at Garfield
Edna Evans; treasurer. Naomi from 15 to 100 members.
After
CHICKEN DINNER served at
P H Y SIC IAN a n d SU R G E O N .
Mr. and Mrs. Guy Grable and Grange. Ihe children of Gar- the Estacada Hotel Dining Room, Paddison. The teachers nomi-j | the banquet an entertainment
Office and Residence Second and Main
field school will put on a fine
streets, Estacada, Oregon. Telephone baby from Eagle Creek, visited
Sunday. Price 50 cents 2-16tf j nated were, Mrs. Will Douglass, was given at the high school au­
program, for which they have
connections.
| Mrs. Linda Hoffmeister, Mrs.
with Mrs. N. Grable, Sunday.
Pointer sells an Oregon made Mattie Cahill and Florice Doug­ ditorium to which the public was
been practicing several weeks.
A/TRS. J. E. GATES,
Prayer meeting to be held
invited. Head Consul I. I. Boak
Following the program a “ Pie paint at $2.00 and $2.75 per gal. lass.
iVA P I A N O I N S T R U C T O R ,
of
the Woodmen of the World,
Thursday night. Everyone wel­
Social” will be held. Every lady Let me estimate your job. 3-9tf
Phone or call at The Bazaar, Estacada. come,
Mrs. R. B. Gibson and Mrs. spoke, and a three reel motion
Frankness is our watchword. Baumgartner were calling at the p i c t ure entitled “ rhe Wood-
T E. GATES,
Mr. and Mrs. James Park and bring a pie. Gentleman bring a
We
never,misrepresent our goods. home of Perry Murphy on Thurs- man,” in charge of Charles H.
J* F U N E R A L D I R E C T O R
family and Mr. and Mrs. I. M. i !>ocket ful1 o f money to buy Pies-
and Emb.dmer. Night and Day Tele­ Park left for Appleton, Wash-, Mrs- K- Coe of Portland has —The Square Deal Twins.
day evening.
Ellis, was shown. Other head
phone.
Lady Assistant.
Saturday only, 49 lb. sack Flour
ington, Monday, where they will been visiting her grandparents,
Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Duus, Mr. camp representatives present
ALBERT t . e l o t t
commence operation of their Mr. an(^ Mrs. J- W. Dillinger, $1.69 while it lasts. McKinney’s. and Mrs. Will Douglass, Mrs. were Deputy Head Consul E. P.
ATTO R N EY A T LAW
sawmill.
| the Past week, Mr. Coe joining
Cocoa, 21bs. 25c this week at Viola Douglass, Jesse Douglass, Martin, Head Manager J. O.
RESIDENT L A W Y E R
McKinneys.
Ed Chapman and Florice Doug­ Wilson and District Manager F.
The condition of Mrs. Akens bei ^01 tbo 'veek en(h
ESTACADA.
-
-
OREGON
who is in the Lovelace hospitai
H. H. Battin spent the week
.
Beard of Portland. The re-
Ha/e you seen those little lass spent Wednesday evening A.
W M . G. DUNLAP
end with his family and in look­ “ chink” suits for the kiddies? with Mr. and Mrs. Walter Doug- j mainder of the program consist-
remains
about
the
same.
A TTO R N EY AT LAW
ing over his ranch.
They are the latest and very ser­ lass. It was Waller Douglass’ ed of a piano solo by Mrs. J. E<
Mrs. Genserowski is reported
At Estacada, in the office of Woodle
Realty Co., on Saturdays—Portland of­ quite ill with congestion of the
Gates and a vocal solo by Mrs.
Mrs. O. E. Lamberson has re­ viceable, you can get them at birthday.
fice 1521 Yeon Building.
Rose.s.
turned
after
spending
the
Easter
Mr. and Mrs. Rucker gave a Milton Weatherby.
lungs and an attack ol heart
D EBY,
week
with
her
sister
at
Salem.
trouble.
Mr. and Mrs. C. S. Allen visi­ party at their home on Saturday
a t t o r n e y a t l a w .
Loses Eye
Mrs. Minnie Eash is about ted at Bull Run last Sunday. evening. There were about 63
Mr. and Mrs.Carl Zurcher of
General Practice.
Confidential Ad­
present
and
all
had
a
good
time.
again
after
a
week’ssiege
of
cold
They were accompanied by Mr.
Lust Thursday evening, the
Portland were guests of Mr.
viser. Oregon City. Oregon.
Allen’s niece, Miss Francss Mur- After playing games for a time little daughter of W. H. Dwyer
and Mrs. Joe Guttridge, Suaday. and sore throat.
]\>TcGUlRK & SCHNEIDER,
and dancing and singing, delic­ of Garfield, was standing by her
Bible study will be held at No­ phey.
The Geo. Guttridge f a m i l y
1VA
ATTORNEYS a t l a w .
ra Memorial church Wednesday
Miss Maud L.' Hughes of Los ious refreshments were served brother while he was splitting
At Gresham office—Tuesdays, Thurs­ who have the flu are some bet­
and Sunday evenings. C o m e Angeles,-California, arrived Fri­ and all departed for their homes. some stove wood. A chip flew
days ana Saturdays,
lavi. 203-5, Withrow ter at the present writing.
Portland office, 609-15, Fen'
building
Miss Irene Hayden was the up and struck her left eye, punc­
and spend a profitable hour.
day for a visit here with her un­
ton bui ling.
When you think of shoes think
week
end guest of Miss Florice turing the eyeball and letting
cle
and
aunt,
Mr.
and
Mrs.
G.
E.
Mr. and Mrs. J. Bruce are
AUL C. FISCHER.
Douglass.
o f Rose’s the guaranteed all moving into their home which Lawrence,
out the fluid. Dr. Carey was
ATTOR NEY AT LAW.
leather line, as it pays to get the was formerly the Paulie ranch.
Dick Gibson sold five hogs to summoned w h o dressed the
Dr. C. K. Carey has been ap­
Beaver building, Oregon City, Oregon. best.
wound. The following morning
Smith
& Gohring on Monday.
The Bruces came from Vancou­ pointed surgical and medical rep
he
took her to St. Vincent’s hos­
ver, B. C.
W o o d le r ea lty co .
resentative for the National hos­
Mr. and Mrs. Ed Douglass
BARTON ITEMS
pital
at Portland, where the eye
Real Estate. Insurance, Loans,
Sunday school at 2 p. m. Sun­ pital association for this district. were visiting with Mrs. Viola
Mrs. S. P. Pesznecker and sons
was
removed.
The child is back
Collections, Notary Public.
day at Nora Memorial church.
Miss Frances Murphey return­ Douglass at Estacada the other
Justice of the Peace.
home and is doing well and has
Joe and Leo, were visitors at the Preaching at 3.
day.
ed to her home in Portland Mon­
They Jet results
Phone Estacada George Forman home Sunday.
Mrs. Carl Rhenstrom made a the sympathy o f every one in
Mr. and Mrs. Dart were Port­ day, after a two weeks stay at
her misfortune.
Mr. Pesznecker is helping Mr.
trip
to Astoria recently.
this place taking care of her
land visitors last week.
Forman put in the crops.
grandma Allen and aunt Mrs. , Mrs. Rosa Baker was a Gresh­
FIR E INSURANCE.
Community Club
am visitor the other day.
Mr. and Mrs. William Rivers
DODGE NEWS
Surfus who were sick.
Mr.
and
Mrs.
R.
B.
Gibson
and
The regular monthly meeting
of Gladstone called on their un­
Mrs. Maude Graham, who is Mrs. Will Douglass were Esta­
London Lancashire Fire Ins. Co.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Colson
cle James Rivers Sunday.
of the Community Club will be
teaching at Seaside, was a week
held tomorrow evening in the
Mr. and Mrs. Louis Rivers and family spent Sunday with end visitor at the home of Mrs. cada visitors on Monday.
Keep your policy in our Fire
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Hedges.
High School auditorium. A fine
Proof Vault, free of charge.
were visitors at the E. Kingston
Margaret Schock. Mrs. Graham
D O VER
musical
program has been ar­
David Horner Sr. and Mr. and was a teacher in the Estacada
home Sunday.
H. C . S T E P H E N S
ranged,
and
the speaker of the
Mr. and Mrs. Ed Bates visited Mrs. Fred Horner and family schools a few years ago.
Little Charles Udell has been
evening
will
be
George L. Rauch,
went
to
Oregon
City
Sunday
at the Bracket home Sunday.
A gent .
A successful Silver Tea was quite sick but seems to be im­ president of the Ad Club of Port­
evening.
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Fred
Grandma Bracket, who has been
given by the Rebekahs Tuesday proving some at present.
land.
Horner sang with the Colton
ill for a long time, is yery low.
Mrs. J. R. Akin entertained
afternoon at the Estacada hotel.
Oratorio society in giving the
Mrs. Clyde McMurry and baby
Judge Campbell Id
The committee in charge was her mother Mrs. Green, and
“ Holy City,” at the Congrega­
of Gresham, was calling on old
Mesdames Dan Mattson. Gerald cousin Mrs. Paul Cook, of Cher-
Judge
J. U. Campbell of Ore­
tional church.
Wilcox and Jim Linn.
friends here Suuday.
ryviile, Wednesday.
gon
City
and the circuit court,
that we carry
Mrs. Jochimsen made a trip to
Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Oxen are was taken suddenly ill Monday
The Sunday School and servi­
Mrs. Augusta Simmons, sister
Portland on Thurseay to see her
LIGHT HARDWARE
ces were largely attended Sun­
of Mrs. G. E. Lawrence, E. It. spending several weeks on their morning.
He was taken to a
nephew.
•j’ Toys, Notions, Hosiery, Needle-
Simmons and family and S. W. Dover farm putting in the spring hospital and as a result the cases
day.
Rosa B. TenEyck spent the Laurence and family motored crops.
w ork, Candy, Etc.
before his court have been in­
A farewell surprise party was
week end in Portland shopping out from Portland last Sunday
Mrs. H. F. Shaw is visiting definitely postponed.
} 5c, 10c, 15c and up.
given Friday night to Mr. and
and visiting with her sisters.
?
CALL AND SEE US
and were guests at the Laur- friends at Pleasant Home this
Mrs. Charley Lor.ev and Mr. and
Dr. Morse Worse
week.
Mr.
and
Mrs
Lacey
and
Ivan
rence home.
Mrs. John Batie, at the home of
Sunday
school
every
Sunday,
Lacey
and
wife
and
Mrs.
John
Dr.
Morse
we regret to report,
Mr. and Mrs. Alvin Johnson.
What $1.00 will buy Saturday
preaching
service
every
ether
Keller
went
to
Oregon
City
on
has
had
a
relapse
which com­
Everybody enjoyed the evening.
at Rose’ s the place to buy: 4
I. O. O. F. Bldg., Estacada
Thursday to attend the funeral large bottles Gold Medal catsup, Sunday at the Dover church. pelled his return to the hospital.
Founder’s Day.
of Mason Warnock.
Both he and Mrs. Morse will re­
9 tall cans Borden’s or Alpine All are invited to attend.
The 79th anniversary and 22nd
Kenneth Keller celebrated his milk, 8 packages Kingsford corn
Walter Kitzmiller and family ceive the general sympathy of
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SAVE YOUR
I
celebration of Founder's day will birthday on April 20, by having j starch, 4 cans Armour’s peaches, were visiting the home folks the community, and all hope
Sunday.
be held at Champoeg, Marion his cousins Lloyd Kaake and j 22 bars white laundry soap.
that the good doctor’s condition
county, on Saturday, May 6th. David Horner to supper. Nine
C. E. Seward was in Eagle will soon yield to treatment and
Harry Johnson has leased the
The president o f the day will be candles adorned
Creek Monday buying seed oats. vitally improve.
his birthday
building on Main street occupied
Judge
P.
H.
D.
Arcy.
pioneer
of
cake.
USE
Mr. Anderson has returned
by Roy Way as a racket store,
Be Careful, Campers
1857. A basket dinner will he
M. Pedersen has gone to Port­ and will move his shoe shop into from eastern Oregon with a
served at noon and the program land where he expects to stay in­
According
to records o f the
it the first week in May. His team of mules which he recently
begins at 1 p. m. Pioneers, sons definitely.
Federal
foresters
on the 23,072,«
purchased.
present location will be taken
and
daughters
of
pioneers,
and
793
acres
of
national
forest lands
Mrs.
Iva
Parks
and
Miss
Alice
Mr. and Mrs. G. W. Keller by Dr. Rhodes, osteopathic phy­
90c—Gallon
the public generally are cordially spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs.
in
Washington
and
Oregon,
1206
Udell
were
visittng
at
the
Lone
sician, for an office.
35c—Qt.
invited.
forest
fires
occurred
during
the
Elder
farm
Sunday.
Joe Keller at Viola.
Mr. and Mrs. A. E. Sparks en­
year 1921. Of this number 469
20 c- Pt.
tertained Mr. and Mrs. J. C.
Tax Investigation Postponed
Websterian-Adelphic Program
Highly Commendable
fires, or 39 per cent were started
Mifcheltree,
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Geo.
The committee on tax inveiti
by lightning, which no man
A
joint
program
of
the
Adeb
We learn from a copy o f the
gation o f the state of Oregon, Hjjfh gchoo, paperi that lhe Jur. Morrow and two sons, Frank phic and Websterian literary so­ could possibly prevent. The next
has postponed its senes of meet-1 ¡or Clasg devoted m of the pn}. and Walter, and Miss Ruth Sal- cieties of the Estacada Hi g h highest number was 434, or 36
ings in southern and western ceeds from its play, towards pav­ mg, all of Portland, last Sunday. School will be given tomorrow, percent of the total, and these
The
Store
Oregon until after the state pri­ ing off the debt owed by the After dinner the company drove Friday, April 28, beginning at were due to careless, thought­
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mary election. The rea-on given 8tudent M y tQ the school board to Eagle Creek fails and tiied 1:15 p. m
less or ignorant campers, mostly
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is that the committee does not The class is to be commended in their luck at fishing, but were
The two societies invite the ¡our own people. Frank Branch
wish to be involved in politics, its action, as, although it may unsuccessful.
eighth grade pupils of all school Riley is now preaching to the
I will pay the Portland price districts tributary to Estacada to East the gospel of the scenic
as Walter M. Pierce of La not have been responsible for
Grande, one ol the members, is the debt, yet as part of the stu­ for eggs, Saturday. McKinney’s. be their guests at this time. Fob glory o f the Northwest The
running for nomination for gov­ dent body, it was morally respon­
Cvrift Laurence arrived M on-¡loving
|™^...r, the
...... program a baseball Northwest is asking the world
ernor on the democratic ticket.
-
f
r
o
m
Portland
to
jrarr
•
i played betweei
and on»« again»
PLACE Y O U R IN­
sible
visit his parents, Mr. and Mrs. tacada High School and Oregon1 but will blackened mountain-
SURANCE THROUGH
Christian Church
BORN
YOUR HOME AGENT WHO
G. E. Laurence. He was accom- City High School. All visiting sides and smoke-covered peaks
WILL PROTECT
To Mr. and Mrs. C. A. Dyke- pamed by Miss Dolsie Robinson, eighth grade pupils will be ad-j attract the world tourist? Eter-
There will be services at the
YOUR
INTEREST
Christian church next Sunday at man at the Maternity hospital in who was intending to remain a mitted to see this game free of nal watchfulness and thought-
the usual hours. Bible school at Portland, Friday, April 21. 1922. week, but received word that charge, An exhibit o f manual fulness regarding the u-e o f fire
a son.
10 and preaching at 11 a, m .; and
In Estacada. Wednesday. April her aunt was taken seriously training and domestic art work in the forests are essential if we
1:30 p. m. The Rev. E. Atchley 2 * 5 , 1922 , to Mr. and Mrs.’ Homer 9'ck and 80 they both returned done by the High School students may expect the tourist dollar to
Cary Real Estate Co. of Portland will officiate.
Saner, a daughter.
to Portland Tuesday morning.
will be displayed at this time.
roll northwestward.
P
j Don’t forget
T E BAZAAR,
¡ EGGS:
WATER GLASS
Rexall
For Fire Insurance