EASTERN CLACKAMAS NEWS, THURSDAY MAY 10. 1923.
LOCAL BREVITIES
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how good a cigarette
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1923 Class Prophecy
We have been privileged to see
the predictions made by Miss
AND NEWS I TEMS
Melba Harmon, concerning the
members of the class of ’23.
Clyde Davis becomes a success­
ful lawyer and retires into pri­
For Watch Work see A. N.
vate life with his wife, formerly
Johnson.
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Miss Betty Weir. Waldo DeMoy
Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Ritchey
sticking
to his job in the bank,
went to Greshem Sunday morn­
becomes
its president, and is
ing.
married
to
his classmate and co­
Mrs. J. Menoret of Portland
worker
in
the
bank. Miss Con­
was a guest at the Estacada hotel
stance
Richmond.
The Rev.
Saturday night.
Theodore Howe comports himself
Mr. and Mrs. H. (!. Gohring
with a dignity as becomes his
drove to Portland early Tuesday
cloth. Arnold Lovelace is an
morning.
author and professor.
Miss
Mrs. R. G. McCall of St
Gladys Miller, crossed in love,
Johns, Portland, was on the
lectures to her sex on the perfidy
GARFIELD ITEMS
noon train to Estacada, Friday.
of the male persuasion. Miss
Mrs. L. J. Palmateer enter­ Pauline Rose is dean of the beau­
Mrs. Lois Moore of Portland
was in Estacada Friday afternoon tained the Skip-a-Week club last ty department of the Estacada
for a brief stay between trains. Wednesday. Her eleven guests university. George Linglebach
engaged the social afternoon
Dance Saturday night in the visiting and sewing quilt blocks marries Miss Violet Marshall and
Estacada park pavilion for the A dainty lunch with a birthday raises spring chickens and a son,
Harry Jr. Mrs. Walter Mattson,
benefit of the baseball team,
cake bearing two candles, one for nee Miss Nova Smith, has two
vj A good line of Paints, Oils, Mrs. Olive Davis and one for
children. Bus and Nova Jr., who
Varnishes, Wall Paper, and Win­ Mrs. Alice Micheals was served.
share in their mother’s musical
dow Glass at Pointer’s.
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Saturday night. May 12th, ability. Andy Jannsen and Mar­
Remember special city election Garfield grange will give a Hard ion Tucker migrate to the Texas
on Monday in the matter of the Times social at the grange hall. oil fields, where the former bores
recall of Councilman J. F. Love­ Wear your rags and cpme to a gusher on the land ot the laL
lace.
u»ve and enjoy a good time, ter, Ervin D. Cadonaw stars as
While his wife is awav in Cali- rizos will be given for the rag- a comedian in Chicago, and R.
ornia Tom Morton is taking the gedest, fines for anything good Burnett as professor and lectur­
opportunity to have the rear end worn. A hard times supper will er in New York City. Walter F-
be served at 15 cents per plate. Anderson establishes himself in
of hi3 house remodeled.
Miss Lorna Bretz who took Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Moreland Paris as a physician, and there
also Miss Mae Smith is long resi­
care of Lyle Wagner for several went to Canby over Sunday.
dent
and
constantly in the
Monday several grangers met
months last year, spent Sunday
swipi
ip
aquatip
events. Last
jn Estacada. §he is now nursing at Garfield Grange hall tp re­
bpt
npt
least,
the
gifted
Peeress
model and make it larger and
in Portland,
Clean lip! Clean Up!
foretells
for
herself
a
comforta­
Some “ wobbly” handbills were more convenient.
ble state of single blessedness,
Wednesday of next week, May
Mr. and Mrs. Henry Wallcart
posted on the telephone posts
having made her pile as leading 16th,, has been designated by the
in town Saturday, warning entertained several friends last pianist at the Estacada opera mayor and council as Clean up
against becoming scabs, in view Saturday night. Cards and a so­ house, and owner of the Silver Day. All citizens are notified to
of the recent strike in the camps. cial evening was enjoyed by all-. Star Cafe,
clean up their premises.
We
understand that the city will pro­
A cool summer is predicted, as Will Graduate at G, A. C,
the sun is pn a strike, according Oregon Agricultural College SPRING W ATER N EW S vide teams to cart away the rub­
to an eminent authority, but it Corvallis—Russell Reed of Esta­ Mr. and Mrs. Cal Howell bish, if it is placed in convenient
does not seem so at present cada Is on the lisi of candidates moved here from Sheridan, Ore., piles where it can be readily
reached.
writing.
for graduation at commencement last week.
W. F. Cary accompanied by this spring. Reed will receive Mrs. Anna Hull left §q{qp(lfty
When you need a watch, ring,
George Kelly of the legal depart­ his degree in electrical engineer­ for Appletoq. VY’aan.. to join Mr.
etc., see A. N. Johnson. 5-10 tf
ment of the P. R. L. &. P. Co., ing. He is a graduate of Esta­ Hull,
went to Cary Springs, Saturday cada high sc^oq).
School will close next Tuesday,
fof a fishing tfip.
Tfie tentative list of names for
Baccalaureats Service
Mr, and Mrs, R. H. Pulley and
Next week is the final one of graduation this year has 516 daughter. Miss Ruth Zurcher and Sunday night at 8 o’clock, the
the school year. So far we have names. This Is the largest class Mrs. Carl Zurcher of Portland baccalaureate service for the
heard no laments from the pu­ the college ever will have gradu­ were Sunday guests of Mr. and graduating class will be held in
pils. It is likely that the members ated. Last year there were 390 Mrs. Joe Guttridge and family. the High School auditorium.
of the faculty are not sorry ei­ graduates and the year before The Neighborly club met on The Rev. A. DeMoy will be the
preacher, and special music ren­
ther. School teaching is more there were 303.
Wednesday with Mrs, P o t e r
dered. Everybody is invited.
or less nerve racking, although The combined schools of engi­ Erickson.
to |the uninitiated it may seem neering are first this year with
131 graduating- The sfhpql of Mrs. 8. Raney is visiting her
easy.
agriculture has 112, and the daughter in Estacada.
school of commerce is third with
Mrs. M. E. Dubois of Esta­
FOR OVER 40 YEARS 93. Home economics will gradu­ cada is a guest of Mr. and Mr3.
H A L L 'S C A T A R R H M E D IC IN E ha*
been used su ccessfully In th e tre a tm e n t ate 91.
J. F. Moger.
o f C a ta rrh .
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H A L L 'S C A T A R R H M E D IC IN E con-
sla ts of an O in tm en t w hich Q uickly
Relieve* by local ap p licatio n , a n d the
I n te rn a l M edicine, a T onic, w hich a c ts
th ro u g h th e Blood on th e M ucous S u r­
faces, th u s red u cin g th e Inflam m ation.
Sold b y all d ru g g ists
F . J . C heney ft Co., Toledo. Ohio.
Don’t forget a dance for the
Another Restaurant
benefit of the Estacada baseball
The Estacada confectionery
team, will be given in the park has bepn turned into a restau­
pavilion on Saturday, May 12.
rant, and will be known as the
Square Meal Restaurant. Adolph
and Joe Wiederhold are the pro-1
prietors.
—In the Word of God, and the practical application
Superb Tulips
of the teachings of Jesus Christ in the Sermon on the
Mrs.
C.
A. Jaques of Garfield
Mount, is found the only solution for the social unrest
has raised some superb tulips of
and kindred evils which are now tormenting the world
the Giant Darwin variety this
The OBJECT of the
season, in size and richness of
color they are exceptional. Only
once have we seen larger tulips,
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Methodist Episcopal Church
Wear a flower for mother, Sun­
day. a red one if she is living,
a white one if not.
Sunday school at 10.
Morning worship at 11. Moth­
er’s day sermon with chalk-talk.
The mothers are the honored
guests of the service.
Epworth and Senior leagues
meet promptly at 7 p, m. They
will dismiss early because of the
baccalaureate service being held
at the high school in the evening.
For this reason there will be no
evening service at the church.
Honor mother Sunday.
H oward W. M ort . Pastor.
A special train of four cars
carrying men returning to work
i in the camps above Faraday,
went through Estacada Tuesday
morning about the same time the
regular train was due. The lat­
ter was late and did not arrive
until about 10 a. m.
WM. DALE, Local Agent
Day call a t E stacada Hotel.
N ig h t call a t residence.
Licensed Embalmers, Lady Asst.
J. E. METZGER
Gresham, Ore.. Phone 1901
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Estacada Pressing Club
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Meet tFIrstJ and Third Fridays Ccf
each month.— Every Neighbor,' urged
to attend:— Viattors always welcome.
J O S E P H E. C A T E S . Estacada.
Clerk of W. O. W.
M R S . F R A N C E S C A T E S . Estacada.
Clerk, of N O. W.
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BARBER SHOP
On Broadway, opposite Gem
Theatre, Estacada.
Ai>ent for Crystal Laundry
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JACK NORTON. Crop.
SPECIAL ELECTION NOTICE
DODGE NEWS
N O TIC E is hereby Riven th a t on the
14th day of May, 1923, a t the usual
polling place in the City of E stacada,
to-w it, a t City Hall, C lackam as County,
S tate of Oregon, a Special Election will
be held.
For the purpose of subm itting to the
legal voters of the City of E stacada,
C lackam as County, Oregon, the ques­
tion of w hether or not John F . Love­
lace, a Councilman of said City of E s­
tacada, shall be recalled; also a t said
election the office of councilman of
said City of E stacada will he filled for
the rem ainder of the term of said Coun­
cilman Lovelace which expires on the
9th day of N ovem ber. 1924.
Which election will be held a t 8
o ’clock in the m orning and will continue
until 6 o’clock in the afternoon ol said
day.
D ated this 30th day of April, 1923.
J . K. ELY .
R ecorder of the City of E stacada,
C lackam as County, Oregon.
Mrs. W. E. Myers called on
Mrs. Waldkirch on Sunday.
Mrs. E. Lacey, who has been
ill for several weeks, is now
much improved and was able to
be out riding Sunday afternoon.
Mrs. Robert May and sister,
Ethel Keller, from Portland,
spent the week end visiting rel­
atives at Dodge.
The Community club will have
its program and shadow social
on Saturday evening. May 12.
This social is to finish paying for
the piano, so ladies please bring
a lunch for two and also a shad­ See Mrs. J. E. Gates for piano
ow.
instruction. Prices reasonable.
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Mr. and Mrs. Fred Horner and I. O. O. F. building.
family called at the G. W. Keller Subscribe for your home paper
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men’s dress and every-day Hats, in Browns,
Blacks, Greys, Tans, Seal Browns and White.
M EN’S DRESS CAPS
in Grey, Blue, Browns, Tans, Heather and Grey
Mixtures, at $1.50 up.
BOYS’ AND MEN’S DRESS SHIRTS
We have a good selecti6n of white and Pongee
color Shirts, two pocket, coat styles, both attach­
ed and detachable collars.
CROWN FEEDS AND FLOURS
Here you will find a good selection of Crown
Chicken Feeds and Mashes, all bought so as to sell
right.
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