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Devoted to the Interests of Eastern Clackamas County
V olume 16,
N umber IQ
$1.50 P er Y ear
E stac ad a , O regon , ’latiRSDAY, D e c e m b e r 7, 1922.
G A R F IE L D BREVITIES
P. T. A. Meeting
L O C A L BREVITIES
O B IT U A R Y
HOLIDAY PROGRAM
BY GRADE
A t a very spirited meeting o f
W. T. Henderson of Elwood
Do your Christmas shopping,
the P. T. A., held in the high only nineteen days left.
passed away at the home of his
school building on Dec. 4. it was
T V t . W. W. RHODES
Dr. and Mrs. Johnson spent son William, in Oregon City last
' O S T E O P A T H 1C •
decided, first, to affiliate with
.
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Thanksgiving with Portland rel­ Friday, December 1, 1922, after;
. . . P H Y S IC IA N AND SURGEON
the Oregon State P. T. A .; sec­
a painful illness of some months . A ^
'^ r e s t in g 1 hanksgiv-
atives.
Office‘ in Lichtfi'Orn Bldg.,' Estacada
duration.
>ng program was g.ven by the
ond, to purchase the necessary
pictures to standardize the grade
Genuine heather Boston bags
Mr Henderson was born in, ¡grade school on Nov. 28. The
T~)R. G. F. MIDFOKD
Mra. J. W. Dillingrer enter­
„ ■ ^ P H Y S I C I A N ^ b ; S U R G E ON,
school; third, to make the sec­ the better kind $1.69, come early Hancock, Ohio, in 1849 and was program started'at 1:30 and the
tained
the' Skip-a-week club Ia3t
X R av E quipment — G lasses fitted
assembly room was well tilled
ond Tuesday o f each month a as the supply is limited at Rose’s. 173 yearSi
years, 8 months old at hi«
‘OFFICE-ând R'eiRWgcs'Secondatvf MaTn S träfet & Wednesday, a feature o f the
regular meeting night for the
Eataçada, Orogor\—Telephon© .ConnflCtjQns. _
George J. Hall agent for the death. On July 4, 1869, he mar­ with parents and friends. The
luncheon being a big white birth­
Estacada P. T. A . ; fourth, to Oregon L ife Insurance Co. was ried Miss Martha A. Park, and Seniors and a large percentage of
J T ) R CHAS. P. JOHNSON
day cake in honor o f Mrs. O. E.
the Juniors were allowed to at­
have every pupil in the grades in town this morning.
in 1883 crossed the plains by
Lamberson.
DENT15T
tend. Considerable talent was
examined by a competent doctor
The mail service is already ex­ team to Oregon, settling first shown among the pupils in mu­
Estacada,
Orego^, Thanksgiving hosts were Mr.
and to supply all undernourished
at Oregon City, then the follow­
and Mrs. T. Eash, who enter­ pupils with necessary food to periencing the Christmas rush,
sic, oratory and dramatization.
T N R . W. W A L L E N S
ing year moving to Highland,
so
mail
your
packages
early.
tained
the
L.
J.
Palmateer
fami­
The
teachers put their best e f­
S U R G E O N D E N T IS T
bring them up to s t a n d a r d
and to Elwood in 1886, where he
ly
and
B.
F.
Wahler.
Mr.
and
forts
into the entertainment and
The
landscape
now
presents
a
For over 20 years at Springwater, Ore.
weight.
lived ever since, with the excep­
Mrs. F. C. Carpenter entertained
deserve
due credit. The pro­
wintry
aspect,
being
covered
by
The matter o f serving a hot
tion o f one year in Estacada and
the M. G. Weathsrby family; dish free to all the grade pupils a blanket of snow.
ALBERT t . e lo t t
gram was:
Oregon City. He was much re­
ATTORNEY AT LAW
Mr. and Mrs. .J. W. Diilinger en­
The Spirit o f Thanksgiving
who eat their lunch in the grade
Get one of those special stocki­ spected as he was a great work­
RESIDENT LAW YER
.. Fourth and Fifth
tertained their daughter and
school lunchroom, was discussed. nette smoked picnic hams, sugar er for the community welfare, Series o f Songs
ESTACADA.
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OREGON
Third
granddaughter, Mrs. Ira Head It was decided to take no action
1’rimary
cured, Saturday special at Rose’s. serving as postmaster, school di 1‘umpkin Drill..............
and Sylvia of Portland, Mrs.
W M . G. D U N L A P
Oregon, My Oregon Fourth and Fifth
in this matter, for the reason
Mr. and Mr3. H. C. Gohring rector, and road supervisor for Recitation
Head and daughter remaining
ATTORNEY AT LAW
Loraine Ritchey
that there is a hot lunch served
A t Estacada, in the office o f Woodle for the week-end.
had among their Thanksgiving a number o f years. A t the age Song, Brave Little Indians Are Wo
in the high school cooking room
Realty Co., on .Saturdays—Portland o f­
guests, Mr. and Mrs. Frank Ilor- of 18 he was converted and be­
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Primary
Mr. and Mrs. R. E. Davis en­ every school day.
fice 1524 Yeon Building.
came a member o f the U. B. Folk Dance
Third
iesh
of
Portland.
tertained with a Thanksgiving
There seems to be more or less
church, and proved a most faith­ Recitation, The Boy and His Stomach
f\
D. EBY,
dinner in the Grange hall,- hon­ misunderstanding about t h i s
Mrs. W. F. Cary and children ful and zealous worker in it. He
Arnold Anderson
V-/’
ATTO R NE Y AT LAW.
oring their daughter Mrs. Clyde lunch which is served daily in visited at the home of her sister
Second
helped organize the U. B. church Songs
General Practice.
Confidential Ad-
Fold Dance
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Primary
Schock’s birthday. The guests the high school. Some people Mrs. M. H. Boyle in Portland,
vfeer. Oregon City, Oregon.
at Elwood, and its first Sunday Musical Number
included the Davis families, W. seem to be under the delusion two or three days last week.
School
in which he taught.
Kdna Carter, Pearl Norris
IW ToG U lRK & SCHNEIDER
B. Lemon and family, Mr. and that grade pupils must wait a
The funeral services were held Dramatization, The Lion and the Mouse
Don’ t forget that R. H. Millard
A TTO R NE YS AT LAW.
Mrs. J. Roberts and son of Bor­ long time before they are seryed.
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of Springwater, will exhibit his Saturday at 2 o’clock at the El­
A t Gresham office —Tues-dava, Thurs­ ing and Mr. and Mrs. W. H.
Furthermore, that grade pupils NO-BUCKLE harness in Krie- wood church which was only a Musical Number
days ana Saturdays, 203-5, Withrow
Lavina Grabel, W alter Smith
building. Portland office, 721 Corbett Holder of Estacada.
are requested to buy a full meal. ger’ s barn, Saturday at 1 p. m. quarter o f a mile from his old
bi/ilding.
Dramatization, Story o f Thanksgiving
Saturday was a full day for This may have been so sometime
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Sixth and Seventh
Don’t forget to visit the candy home, in which he had lived for
Garfield Grange, No. 317. Sev­ in the past, but this year lunch­
Eighth
36 years. The Rev. Walter Rey Each Brought His G ift
booth
at
the
W.
C.
T.
U.
bazaar,
eral members o f Eagle Creek es are served immediately after
nolds,
a
U.
B.
minister
from
A
fter
the
program,
Mrs.
Car­
Grange were present, as well as 12 o’ clock and almost without December 12, with Mesdames V.
ter gave a short talk about the
Portland,
officiated,
and
the
in­
two state and county officers, T. exception all people are through W. Hauser and W. VV. Rhodes in
terment was in the Mt. Home P. T. A.
R. A. Sellvvood and M. C. Gloyer. with [their lunch not later than charge.
Due to examination the Juniors
cemetery under the direction of
W. A. Sellwood of the Near East ten minutes after 12. Further­
Furs make very appropriate
Miller & Tracy, funeral directors were unable to attend the entire
Relief, gave us a fine talk on more, nobody has to buy more holiday gifts, come in and look
of Portland. The floral offerings program. The reports they made
Near East conditions. The elec­ than he wishes.
o/er our line and get our prices
were numerous and beautigul, are as follows:
tion of officers resulted as fol­
before placing your order at
The Spirit o f Thanksgiving
showing the esteem in which the
Rose’s.
lows:
Master, H. B. Davis;
A Notable Record
was represented by a girl dress­
deceased was held.
overseer, W. L. Shaffer; lectur­
Earl Wagner is expected Sat­
The Earlcrest Stock Farm o f
He leaves to mourn his loss, ed as an Indian, who recited a
er, Irene Weatherby; steward, Eagle Creek, owned by Sersan- urday from Tidewater, where he
his widow’, his helpmate for over poem describing the first Thanks
Ernest Marshal; assistant stew­ ous and Naylor, exhibited a has been working for some time.
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while
little Pilgrims
fifty years; two sons, William o f giving
ard, Clyde Davis; chaplain, Min­ show herd of fourteen Ayrshires It is repoitad he may not come
Oregon City, and Rev. A. S. marched around and deposited
nie Eash; treasurer, Mrs. T. Yo­ at the 1922 Pacific International alone, but bring a bride along.
Henderson o f Philomath, who pumpkins at her feet.
cum; secretary, Aline K. Davis; Livestock Exhibition at North
A clever pumpkin drill was
Among the out of town visi­ is a presiding elder o f the U. B.
♦
♦ gate keeper, Harold Widman; Portland. It won first prize on
tors in Estacada last Thursday, church; a daughter, Mrs. Della given by the primary class who
* We are going to give away + Ceres, Evelyn Davis; Pomona, its four-year-old sire, also senior were Dr. and Mrs. Wm. Dale o f Vallen o f Elwood; three grand­ wore orange colored masks dec­
Nadine Anders; Flora, Ethel
first on five-year-old Portland, who came[to enjoy a children, one great-grand-son, orated with green leaves. A fter
I
Little Xmas Gifts
* Beebe; Lady assistant, Ethel champion;
cow and first on advanced regis­ turkey dinner with the doctor’s and a half sister, Mrs. A. S. each pumpkin said its verse, it
try cow, five seconds, three parents, Mr. and Mrs. William May o f Oregon City; and a num­ disappeared behind a screen.
+ on Saturday, December 9th ♦ Young.
The pie social held last Tues­ thirds, one fourth, and was in
The folk dance by the third
ber o f nephews and nieces,
Dale.
* to the Kiddies (accompanied *
day for the benefit o f Nora Mem­ the money in every class shown.
grade
was very well given.
“
Mark
the
perfect
man,
and
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by their parents)
Santa Claus’ headquarters at
orial church netted $25. A good
Earlcrest Stock Farm has been
Arnold Anderson’s recitation,
behold the upright: for the end
* Be sure and bring “ the little * social time was enjoyed by those doing advanced registry work Rose’s, you can always find ev­ o f that man is peace.”
“ The Boy and His Stomach” ,
erything to delight the heart of
who attended.
for two years and holds the state
was especially interesting on ac­
tots.”
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Edwin Surface o f Fairview is jr. four-year-old record which a man, woman and child; new hol­
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A Sad Occurence
count o f the vivid and true to
visiting his sister, Mrs, L. J. stable mate o f the present holder iday goods are arriving daily at
life description.
August
F.
Mahrt
who
for
the
Rose’s.
Palmateer.
will break
Ester Marea has
The two violin solos with piano
past two and a half years, was
COME—To the chicken dinner
produced 11,540.5 lbs milk, 445
accompaniments
were especially
DIED
foreman in the mechanical de­
♦ The
Store h December 5, 1922, at the state lbs fat in seven months. Her given by the Dorcas Society at partment o f the Cascade garage, well rendered.
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highest month was March, when Garfield Grange hall, Wednes­ died last Thursday evening, No­
The primary children gave a
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hospital, Salem, Elizabeth, wife
she produced 1,957.8 lbs milk day, December 14, from 6 to 8 vember 30, at the Good Samari­ cunning little folk dance.
o f V. Lingelbach o f Estacada,
with 69.5 lbs butter fat. An­ p. m. Plates 35 cents and a free tan hospital in Portland. He be­
A clever dramatization o f the
aged 53 years, 5 months and 28
other test just completed with program will be rendered.
“
Lion
and the Mouse” was given
came
ill
November
7
with
a
se­
days. She was born at Eau Clair,
the birth of a heifer calf to Sen­
by
the
second grade. It was in
The
domestic
booth,
which
you
vere
cold
which
developed
into
Wisconsin, and married October
tinel’s Gem o f Meadow Brook may find at the Mother Goose pneumonia.
the
Shakesperian
rtyle with
He
was
born
at
23, 1891. She leaves a family of
gives
this jr. three-year-old fair next Tuesday, in the I. O. Reardan, Wash., August 18, 18- imaginary scenery. Little Mar­
4 boys and 3 girls.
Joseph E.
a record of 11,026.5 lbs milk, O, F. hall, will have for sale use­ 94, making him at the time o f garet Gates told the story at the
PLAC E Y O U R IN ­
Gates went after the body and
411.95 lbs fat in 304 day3, giving ful Christmas gifts, such as his decease, 28 years, 3 months, first and described part of the
SURANCE
THROUGH
brought it back to Estacada. The
YO UR HOME AG ENT WHO
her a double letter record.
household aprons, fancy aprons, and 12 days old. During the war j scenery. The children did i’s-
funeral will be held Saturday at
WI L L
PROTECT
crocheting and fancy work, com­ he served in the government ! penally well,
10 a. m. in the Catholic chapel in
YOUR
INTE RE ST
Ships Calves to Wisconsin
forts, etc. Buy two presents for transportation department, hut! A fte r the program the visitors
the old Park hotel, with inter­
Sylvester Lawrence, breeder the same money, one for the did not go overseas.
Only last were invited to have tea and wa-
ment in St. Joseph’ s cemetery at
of pure bred Jerseys, has re­ orphans and one for your own February 20 he was married to ^cr3 *n the school library
Linnemann.
ceived orders for four o f his loved ones.
Miss Ivy Bowman the adopted
Cary Real Estate Co.
Mother Goose Fair
heifer calves to be shipped to
W ill Contest Election
Jewelry the most appreciated daughter o f N. J. Willard o f Es­
1 The W. C. T. U. ladies have
Chippewa Falls, Wis. He sent
o f gifts, if you are interested in tacada. He also was a member
Fred Bartholomew has decided
i been working hard for the past
two this week which were four
diamonds, watches or anything o f the local W. O. W. lodge.
to contest the election o f City
'month to make this fair a suc­
months old. The others will be
The remains were brought to
in jewelry or silver ware, see
recorder which J. K. Ely was
cess. The proceeds are to he
sent later, as they are rather too
it
Estacada for burial, and the fu
awarded when the tie between
I
for the Children’s i arm Home,
young, being only a month old.
neral services were held Sunday
the two wa3 broken by drawing
W H IT E LE G H O R N S
for shipping just now. The two
1 here was a large family re­
a most worthy cause. The fair
afternoon at 2:30. in the M. E. |
lots. The case will be heard in
Bred for Vigor and High
shipped were beauties and reeu-
unl°n Thanksgiving at the Har-
will be held Tuesday. Dec. 12,
regu
church, the Rev. A. Demoy offi­
Egg production.
the circuit court at Oregon City,
|ar pets.
The express charges kenridcr home, to partake of a ciating, with interment in the I. | in the I. O. O. F. building. The
L I N E B R E D consistently for
by Judge Campbell at 10 o’ clock,
1 sumptuous family dinner. I hose
| booths are to be down stairs and
will amount to $110.00.
seven years.— REM EM BER we
O. O. F. cemetery under the di­
Saturday morning.
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present were Mr. and Mrs. F. J.
were entirely sold out o f baby
the refreshments and program
rection o f Joseph E. Gates. Be­
chicks last spring, so get your or­
J. S. Duncan Passes
Harxenrider, Mr. and Mrs. H.
up stairs. There will be many
der in early fo r 1928 delivery.
Mr, and Mrs. G. W. Ross were
sides his widow, he leaves a fa-|
As v e go to press the news ^
an(I daughter Belle Marie,
¡pretty and useful articles on sale
Everyone o f our customers is a
out from Portland to eat Thanks­
ther Fred Mahrt of Wasco, two
satisfied customer.—W H Y NOT
comes o f the death last evening of Portland, Mr. and Mrs. Hans
and a waffle supper will be serv­
giving
dinner
with
Mrs.
Ross’
brothers, George and William, of
number yourself among them?
o f James S. Duncan aged 84. I,fiUls<,n o f Portland, Mr. and
ed at 6 p. m. Help a good ca ise
parents,
Mr.
and
Mrs.
J.
R.
lone, and four sisters, one o f
A few Pedigreed Cockerels that
and patronize this fair.
The funeral will be tomorrow af- ^ rs- Ralph Richards and daugh-
will gTade up any flock, at 82 50
Hughes at Currinsville.
whom Mrs. Anna Gillette of
and 85.00 each—call in and look
ternoon at 2 o’clock, in Mt. Zion terR Neva and June of Echo, Mr.
DAN< E
Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Richards church, Garfield. More particu­ and Mrs. W. M. Honnegger and j Portland, attended the funeral.
them over.
Much sympathy is felt for the
and daughters. Neva and June, lars will be given next week.
A t the Estacada Park Pavilion
son Wm. J r , o f Multnomah. Mr.
PHIL MARQUAM
J young widow, who has thus been
o f Echo, will spend the winter
Saturday night. La Velle’s Port-
and Mrs. Walter Paulsen and
Estacada, Oregon.
bereft after a wedded life which
with Mr. and Mrs. F. J. Harken-
Not “ hot cross buns” but de­ daughters Georgia and Betty, o f!
ard orchestra.
F a r m
rit e ant at Z Jtar*U Oft
Garfield ro*d.
had
begun so promisingly less
rider. Mrs. Richards’ parents. licious hot waffles with syrup Portland, Mr. and Mrs. J. Paul­
Mrs. Wm. McWillis and Mrs.
than a year ago.
When they came to Portland, and coffee will be served at the sen o f George, Miss Edith Har-
A. L. Coop will have charge o f
Dinty, like the Gump family, they brought $300 worth o f fine fair next Tuesday evening, be- kenrider, George Harkenrider
I am now prepared to do all the parcel post line at the Moth­
sometimes is down but never turkies, besides a number for i ginning at 6 o'clock. Mrs. J. P. and his friend Earl Richards of kinds of watch, clock and jew elry er Go >«e fair next Tuesday night,
I Woodle has charge of this booth. the O. A. CM Corvallis.
out.—Kum in.
lC-12tf friends and relatives.
repairing. A. N. Johnson.
tf Dec. 12. Articles from 10c up.
Portland visitors f o r o v e r
"Thanksgiving were Mr. aild Mrs.
Harold Wooster and son Harry,
Mr. and Mrs. J. 0. Moreland and
baby and Mr. and Mrs. J. F.
Reedier.
: FREE i
Rexall
For Fire Insurance
Trap -N ested
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