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About Eastern Clackamas news. (Estacada, Or.) 1916-1928 | View Entire Issue (Dec. 28, 1922)
EASTERN CLACKAMAS NEWS, THURSDAY, DECEMBER 28, 1922. G A R F IE L D BREVITIES EAG LE CREEK A hugh Christmas tree, loaded with Rifts and candy, graced the school room at Garfield last Fri day. A fine program was given by the pupils. Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Moreland spent Christmas at Canby and Mr. and Mrs. J. F. Reeher went to Portland. The T. Carpenter, J. W. Dill- inger, Wm. ShafTer and M. G. Weatherby families joined forces Christmas day and enjoyed their Christmas dinner at the Weath erby home, where a big tree was decorated for Gilbert. Sunday night, Dec. 31, a watch night gathering and taffy pul will be held in the Grange hall. Come and enjoy a social even ing. Don’ t forget that there will be Sunday School at 2 p. m. Sunday at Nora Memorial church. Mr. and Mrs. E. L. Trullinger gave a Christmas dinner and had as their guests Mr. and Mrs. George L. Story of Oregon City, M. C. Glover and wife and three childen, Mr. and Mrs. W. G. Glover and three children. All did justice to a fine Christmas dinner. H. C. Glover, wife and baby, spent Sunday with Mr3. Glover’s mother, Mrs. Colt in Portland. B A R T O N IT E M S The Christmas program and Santa was much enjoyed by all present, a large crowd atnend- ing. A number o f parties have been held at Peterson’s hall, where the evenings are spent playing games and dancing. The C. E. society gave its monthly social at the home of Mr, and Mrs. Ely Suter Friday evening. The Ladies’ Missionarv meet ing was held Wednesday after noon at the home of Mrs. H. C. Glover. There were fourteen ladies and nine children present. A dainty lnnch was served. E. L. and Millard Trullinger, W. G. Glover and It. E. Monger spent Saturday in Portland. The program at the school was rendered very nicely Friday a f ternoon. Quite a crowd attend ed and all enjoyed listening to the little folks. The program given at the church Sunday evening was en joyed very much. Glen Munger and Mr, and Mrs. R. Strange spent Christmas with Mr. and Mrs. R. E. Mur.- ger. v jr r t tt i. T . T m ’ -»h v.Znrz r r r Let Your Money Work for You Buy a few shares o f our 7 percent Prior Pre ference Stock and your money will earn you Over 7 p?r cen'f. D 1 V IL L M S ARE PAYABLE EVERY W REE MONTHS THE ESTACADA FEED STORE This is a good, sound investment and our Easy Payment Plan enables you t> got 1% interest on you- savings while you are p a y ing for your shares. W ill unload a car of B U L K CORN about the first of the year. nv csligate This U n u s u a l Opportunity Today A-k any of oer employes about it. Place your orders now and take it direct from the car, you will save by so doing. Investment Deparîmert '•PORTLAND- SOUDAS THf STATE a J x J u J s * + + - X Bring your sacks. PORTLAND RAILW AY, LIGHT & POWER Com pany. ¡I Ro-'in 605 Flectrlc Bldg., Portland, Oregon. ■ U . S. M O R G A N , Proprietor. ; .i'if-Sy fft&t - + * + + + + + + + + + + + + + * + + + + ♦ Phonographs, Confectionery, * * * * M A R C H B A N K , L iG H T L unch es * ♦ OREGON. ESTACADA, Never Before Have You Been Able To Buy a Ford at These Prices ♦ , Albert Horger has sold his * farm to Mr. Nelson, formerly of * Idaho, who has taken possession. Mrs. M. C. Glover and chil International Clothes, + Cigars and Tobaccco, Mr. Horger has r.ot yet decided dren are spending a few days in + * + + * * * + + + * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * where he will locate. Oregon City. Dr. H. V. Adix was called Sat Mrs. Oren Ballou of Garfield, urday night to attend Mrs. W. attended the Missionary meet P. Ferrel, who is quite ill. ing here Wednesday afternoon. Mr. and Mrs. N ig Stone and Football Championship children spent Christmas at the East may be east and west home o f Mr. and Mrs. Fred be west as the poet said, but Turner. “ never the twain shall meet’ ’ is Mr. and Mrs. George Forman a mistake. The east will meet were Portland shoppers one day the west in national high school last week. football championship game at Mr. and Mrs. Gus. Whitehead Corvallis on New Year’s day. and baby were Portland visitors Toledo, Ohio, school will be the Monday o f last week, also spend east in this struggle, and Cor ing Christmas at the Pedersen vallis high the west. The Tole home. do team has triumphed over the Mr. Earl Atwood spent Christ “ far east” American and the mas at his home in Clackamas, mid-west, and three years ago Oregon. played a tie game with the Ab Pre-inventory sale to reduce erdeen, Washington, school. Corvallis has won the cham our stock before taking invento pionship of.the Willamette valley ry. We will give a special 10,% three times in the last four discount on all cash sales in addi GAS ACCESSORIES OILS years, and won all the games tion to the Red Trading Stamps, on everything except groceries, this year with a total o f 282 ESTACADA, OREGON. points to 7 by all its opponents Saturday, Dec. 30, at Rose’s. Family Reunion compined. Toledo managers se Mr. and Mrs. E. S. Womcr lected this team because they considered Ccrvallis representa J w e r e made happy Christmas; *> **r***-: First Show Starts at 7 :00 tive o f football at its best on the i when they had the pleasure nf —FOR— X coast, because they could use | having all their children at home Real Estate, Insurance, | the agricultural college field. . | to suiround the ta .e lor the jo finance cutting propositions, G R E E T I N G Long Term Farm Loans J s.adrim, armory and gymasium, Christmas feast, a privilege not Boring Wood and coal Co because they wanted to strike at a low rate o f interest \ 476 E. 50th st. Portland. accorded them before since the 9-14tf GO WHERE THE GOES GO! as near the center o f population World war, when the children [age Loans, Rents f FOR S A L E —New and used as possible, and because their were were all at the old home at the drag-saws, gas engines, feed cut and Collections. Rough Dry, 14 lbs. $1.00 coach being an old Whitman same time. Those present were, ters, ensilage cutteis, potato grad, they wanted to keep as Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Spurline and diggers; a Beaver drag-saw spe- Work Finished at Portland prices close to Walla Walla as possible. Uv0 danvrhters. and Mr. and Mrs. cial with clutch and 6-foot bind Estacada, Oregon Dcn’t Knock, Boost our own town The college stadium and cover- pau| Womer and little daughter $110.00 -terms. They Get Results. Hessell’s Farm Machinery Co. Lsce Curtains a Specialty IN ed bleachers bu.lt by the students | fmm Corvallis; Mr. antl Mrs. ! 10-12tf Gresham, Oregon. » W W O O m M I IIOIM w t <« will seat 10,000 persons, and it ,{oy Woodard and tvvo daughters FOR S A LE — 11 Chester White that is not enough the open j Qf Oregon City; Chester Womer FOUND—In the park, a bunch bleachers will raio for half as j 0^ Portland; Mr. and Mrs. Ray ! pigs, 11 weeks old. o f keys. Owner can get it by COMEDY THOMAS A. M ILLER, applying at this office, proving j many more. THE SANITARY Wilcox and three daughters, and Eagle Creek, Ore. property and paving for this i The armory to be used for Mr. and Mrs. Dave Eshelman 12-14-28 Phone Heiple line. notice __ 10-12 1 practice is almost large enough and son o f Estacada. W A N T E D -G reen straight ce- ! On Broadway, second store to play a regulation football from the depot, Estacada. Good timber, good ground. Pay dar trees. 12 to 36 inch butts, game in. P L A IN SEW ING — Dressmak j twice a month. Also someone to THOMAS A. M ILLER, Children’s Haircutting a Specialty The gymnasium with its show ing and hemstitching, see Mrs. I do hau'ng. | Eagle Creek, Ore. JACK NORTON, Prop. Gus Wilcox. 9-28tf1 j l-°tf ers and great swimming pool Rex Ludlow. 12.14-28 Phone Heiple line. ! will serve the health and pleas ure o f the easterners, A $5000 guarantee fund was A Tingling Tale of the put up by the Corvallis business men. Many thousands of spec Sea, with tators from Portland and the | rest of the state are expected to witness this east-west test and R O A D S T E R , Starter & D. M., N ew Sloping Windshield, $462.56 T O U R IN G , Starter & D. M., One Man Top and Slop ing Windshield - $492.72 N ew Four-Door Sedan - Delivery after Jauary 1st. Two-Door S E D A N C O U PE T R U C K Chassis - TRACTO R FORD SHOP Crawford Bros. $838.00 $702.80 $635.20 $471.52 $484.60 Motor Co. WANT AND FOR SALE ADS. N e ix t H e a r J s t ^ O T i K ^ GEM THEATRE CITY L A U N D R Y T O -N IG H T | W00DLE REALTY CO. t Gloria Swanson Under the Lash” _ “ Ladies First” WOOD CUTTERS WANTED j Saturday and Sunday ‘‘Moran of the Lady Letty” êSË Rudolph Valentino Dorothy Dalton CO M ED Y “ His First Job” N E X T T H U R SD A Y “TwiiTBeds” A N D A COMEDY “ Wet and Warmer” Music at all Shows L V. CLEW 0RTH, Manager. BARBER SHOP The Epworth League held a Christmas social at the M. E. parsonage last night. We wish our many friends and pattons a Happy New Year and trust that each and every one will receive » larger portion of prosperity for the coming year. Rose’s. Mr. and Mrs. T. H. Morton entertained Robert Morton and w if and Miss Florence Kendall o f Portland. Christmas day, and also Mr. and Mrs. W. J. Moore of Estacada. «r YOUR PATRONAGE In the past prompts an expression of thanks as w ell as a sincere desire to serve you better in the days to come Paints W IS H IN G Y O U A PR O SPE R O U S N E W YEAR n / VC/ff STlA f f T O » « SMITH H A R D W A R E STORE, E S T A C A D A I ibe only H a u l»uro Store in t acksn <.»county «tiling goods at Portland prices
