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About Eastern Clackamas news. (Estacada, Or.) 1916-1928 | View Entire Issue (Sept. 13, 1923)
Devoted to the Interests ot Eastern Clackamas County V olume 16, N u m b e r 49 E st a c a d a , O r e g o n , T h u r sd a y , S e p t e m b e r 13, 1923. $1.50 P er Y ear Estacada 14— Boring 8 Springwater Grange Fair Bankers Dine and Confer HYMENEAL We just had to take Boring In the Grange hall ar Spring On Thursday, Sept. 6, 1923, at The Clackamas County Rank in g camp last Sunday. They water, Friday September, 14 an the home of the groom’s father. ers Association held the Sedtem- would not come over and play in agricultural fair will be he.d at W. K. Reid of Garfield, Miss Eth- ber meeting as guests of the Es D ' £ W. O W. S T RHODES our yard, so we went down three which there will be exhibits usual el Munro of Portland, was united tacada State Bank. A drive was As was briefly announced last E O PA T H IC PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON and evidently the ride in the open at a county fair, of all kinds of in marriage to Ralph W. Reid, taken thru the Garfield section week. Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Dale Office in Lichthorn Bldg., Estacada, air improved the eyesight of the farm produce, live stock, among the Rev. A. DeMoy officiating, with dinner at Log LaBarre, celebrated their fiftieth marriage local gang as they surely streng which will be a number of regis- They left immediately after the then a business session was held, anniversary on Tuesday, Sept. 4. p v R . G. F. MIDFOKD thened their batting averages. istered Jerseys and Jerseys, fan- ceremony for their home near This consisted of reports from It was truly an auspicious occa ^ P H Y S I C I A N a n d SU R G E O N . X R a y E q u ip m e n t — G l a s s e s f i t t e d aking 18 hits from the Hoffmeis- cy and school work. At 11 o’clock Rothe station on the Oregon City the representatives of the differ- sion for this venerable pair, who OFFICE and Residence Second and Main Streets. ter Bros. Walter Hoffmeister for State Market Agent C. E. Spence line. banks of business conditions in have lived here for the past 18 Estacada. Oregon—Telephone Connections their localities, which indicated a years, and who are beloved by all Boring weakened after four in will speak, and a basket dinner — — -------- £ ) R . CHAS. P. JOHNSON nings, and was replaced by his will follow at noon. After din-< People’s C & C Store prosperous condition throughout who know them. In these days DENTIST brother Al. Walter was not in j ner at 1:39 J. C. Mickell, State j Large size Snow Flake crackers the county. This was followed when the divorce courts are work EVENINC WORK BY APPOINTMENT by a discussion of many matters ing over time, the celebration of his usual form. For Estacada, ; Dairy and Food Commission lec-j ____ ________ _ 3 i c Estacada, Oregon. Moger started, but pitching two i turer, will give an address, and Perfection Sodas wood box. 52c of interest dealing with the vari a golden wedding is most refresh games in succession -on Labor'J. C. Plummer, of the Pacific In- Graham crackers 4lA lb box. _73c ous problems of every day bank ing. In this instance it signifies T }R . W. WALLENS Day and the Sunday before ap ternational Livestock Exposition Jelly glasses with top doz__ 39c ing. The next meeting will be to a union which has been great S U R G E O N D E N T IST For over 20 vears at Springwater, Ore. parently did his wing no particu at 2, Governor Walter M. Pierce Shaker salt b o x ....................11c held at Milwaukie in October. ly blessed and successful. What lar good and in the 6th, with two at 2:30 on "Equilization of Tax 1 qt jar Queen olives a t ......... 69c Chairman W. T. Wright, presi greater evidence to their worth ALBERT t . e l o t t away, a pass and three hits gave es.” A number of 0. A. C. rep Economy 1-2 gal jars doz. $1.45 dent of the Bank of Oregon City, can be afforded than that they A T T O R N E Y A T LAW Boring two runs and John was resentatives and H. C. Seymore, Very best milk can............. . . l i e presided. raised a family of children to be RESIDENT LAWYER come good and useful citizens, ESTACADA. - - OREGON replaced by George Smith. Pick the Boys’ and Girls’ Clubs leader, Half ground salt 50 lb sack 54c Irvine was the first man to face will endeavor to interest boys and Royal Baking Powder 12 oz._40c and a credit to the communities Clackamas County Fair. George arid, despite the tact that girls in agriculture. W M . G. DUNLAP Nut Krisp corn flakes 3 pkgs 23c The county fair will be held at in which they live. May they A T T O R N E Y A T LAW Pick had a perfect score of three Keers best flour 49 lb sack.$1.86 Canby next week, September yet live long to see good days New Cream Grades. At Estacada, in the office of Woodle times up and three hits, George Realty Co., on Saturdays—Portland of 18-21. Evidently the manage- and enjoy them. At the call of C. L. Hawley, sent him to ’the bench for the fice 1524 Yeon Building. SCHOOL NOTES does not expect much of attend William Dale and Miss Susan state dairy and food commis third out. School opened Monday with r \ D. EBY, ance from this part of the coun nah Beamer were married Sept. George Smith surely wielded a sioner, a number of Oregon1 total registration of 260. The ty, for we have received no copy 4, 1873 at Clearfield, Pennsylva A T T O R N E Y A T LAW. creamery men met in Portland General Practice. Confidential Ad wicked willow during the fracas, and adopted a definite grade for grade school has 160 enrolled, for publication. As a county af nia, the town in which both were viser. Oregon City. Oregon. chalking up a double, a triple twenty-two more pupils than at fair we would gladly have given born and raised. They settled in and a home run out of five times cream and have now gone out to any time last year with new ones space for notice of it. Latrobe in that state, where Mr. TUfcGUIRK & SCHNEIDER get the cooperation of every up. AVA A T T O R N E Y S A T LAW. Dale was for years in business of coming in every day. About 30 creamery in the state. SPRINGWATER NEWS Pick Irving made a sensational At Gresham office—Tue.-davs, Thurs various kinds. In 1905 with more students are expected in Oregoii creameries are making days ana Saturdays, 2*13-5, Withrow catch of Moger’s fly in the sixth Mrs. W. H. Bard has been ill their family they moved to Ore the High School, they being still building. Portland office, 721 Corbett more butter than is used in the the past week. inning. The ball was hit to deep building. gon and Estacada, where Mr. state, disposing of the surplus in busy with summer work. center, away out where the ferns Mr. and Mrs. Joe Guttridge Dale opened a general store at Two new courses which are MONEY TO LOAhT and underbrush are the thickest. out of state markets. The best provingpopular are manual train and family, James Guttridge and the corner of First and Main Sts. of these are San Francisco and p A U L C. FISCHER Lucile Guttridge, motered to Subsequently he moved into the Pick was almost lost to view, his Los Angeles, which demand a ing and domestic art which are A T T O R N E Y A T LAW upraised arms alone being visi being offered to eighth grade Beaver Creek Sunday to visit building now occupied by Tom BEAVER Bldg. OREGON CITY with John Shannon and family. ble, but the ball landed in his high grade of product. A dis students for the first time. Morton to whom he sold out count of 6 cents a pound is mitt, and when they land in about two years ago. Mr. and Mrs. Hamilton and charged against butter falling Pick’s mitt they stick. Christian Church Seven children, 4 girls, 3 boys, daughter, of Portland, visited from 93 point to 89 point. A sin BILL BOLAND CAUGHT with Mr. and Mrs. Moger Sun were born to this union, all o f Usual services at the Christian gle can of bad cream is enough TWO FOUL FLIES. day. whom with the exception of one Church on Sunday. The subject to reduce a whole churning these London Lancashire Fire ins. Co. Next Sunday on the local field, daughter who passed on some of the evening sermon will be: Grandma Howell has been ill four points and pull the price Estscada and Eagle Creek will years ago, were present to cele Keep your policy in our Fire ‘‘The Irresistible Christ.” the past week, but is reported as down from 46 cents a pound to Proof Vault, free of charge. brate this golden anniversary of battle. That means a portion of some better at this writing. 89. This loss on a ton lot is $120 their parents. They assembled the local team will be in the Ea Mrs. Wiley Howell and chil in the park for a picnic dinner, cash. Worse yet, the drop in It is reported that Earl Kilgore H. C. S T E P H E N S gle Creek lineup and the others who recently lived in Estacada, dren visited with her mother, the children being Dr. George quality means disaster to the Or for Estacada. It should be some and was connected with the Peo Mrs. Lewellen, in Portland last Dale and wife of Wallowa, Ore., A gent . egon export butter market. battle. You see the bunch down Dr. Will Dale, wife and baby of ‘‘Oregon creameries are now ple’s store, bnt now of Los An Sunday. Portland, Mrs. F. F. Gill of Du- Eagle Creek way think they are geles, was married a few days Mr. and Mrs. Russell Seaguest fur, Ore., Mrs. Vida Stubbs and * .•-x*-X~X-*X--X--X--><>X-*ru>fl * the back bone of the team, and up against the proposition of put ago. »j* ting quality into their butter or moved to the John Seaguest farm son Edward of Gresham, Mr. and the Estacada gang think they Perry Hirt and family, Mrs. Sunday, from Appleton, Wash Mrs. O. E. Smith and children, going out of business,” says V. are. and Mac Dale of Estacada. D. Chappel, secretary of the Or E. Hall’s son, were out Sunday ington. From what we heard last Sun In the evening the Masonic l from Portland, returning Mon egon Buttermakers’ association lodge of this place, of which Mr. day, the entire population of Bor and head cf dairy production at day morning. DOVER DOINGS Dale is a valued member and sec ing is going to Canby to help Es the state college. Band Organizes I he De Shazer Udell grain sep retary, honored the worthy cou tacada win the championship at with a reception after the BI5SELL ITEMS Last Friday evening, Sept. 7th arator which tipped over near ple the County Fair. That’s the the W. P. Roberts place on Sat regular meeting of the order. the band boys met to complete kind of sports they’ve got down Threshing is over after a two urday, will soon be repaired and The relatives and members of the AND week’s run, and everyone har their organization. J. E. Gates the season’s run finished. Two Eastern Star were included in the Boring way. vested a good crop, and the farm was elected business manager; of the men had to jump to avoid invitation. To the music of BARTON. "Here Comes the Bride,” Mr. ers are now taking a little rest J. K. Ely, secretary and treasur injury, so there was none hurt. and Mrs. Dale were escorted to er; A. C. Davis, bandmaster; Mr. and Mrs. Peak, Mr Peak’s Mr. and Mrs. M. A. Nelson and before starting their fall plow School Books Are the front of the hall by Mr. and Wilbur Wade, assistant. Every nephew and Mr. and Mrs. Rose, Mrs. G. E. Lawrence. Mr. H. son Merle drove to Portland Sat ing. STRICTLY CASH lO Portland, were visiting rela urday to meet a daughter and Oscar Lins and Richard Smith body should help the band, as it of C. Stephens was then called up EVERYONE tives in Dover on Sunday. on for a few remarks, which he children from Eugene, who will began their first year in high is needed here. They want ad The Rev. M. Severs is visiting rave in characteristic vein, pre ditional instruments and music. make them a visit. schcol Monday. his daughter-in-law, Mrs. Ed senting the "golden weds” with Wm. Ferrel has gone to the ward Severs. Mr. Severs held a beautiful electric parlor lamp, Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Duus vis VIOLA services in the Dover church Sun on behalf of the Masons. Miss mountains above Estacada on a ited with Mr. Pete Paulsen and The Store day afternoon. Anna Dillon for the O. E. S. pre hunting trip. family Sunday. DIED—At his home in Viola, ■ X -< ~ X K -i~ X ~ X -X " X ~ X -X ~ X ~ X ~ > * sented an electric grill. Mr. Charles Updegrave is now log Mr. and Mrs. E. T. Elmer, Mr. Dale received the gifts, express Mr. and Mrs. W. Held were Thursday Sept. 6, 1923, James ging for Rov Douglass. and Mrs.. C. Rineman and son calling on Mr. and Mrs. R. Cha F. Cummins. He had been in ing suitably his and Mrs. Dale’s Joseph De Shazer, who has thanks for the same. A short poo»- health the past year, and Carl, of Portland, W. II. Counsel, ney Sunday evening. bed fast for 2 years. Mrs. Cum been confined to the house for program was rendered, and then Milwaukie. Lavena Marshall and The Christian Endeavor Soci mings took his body to Cheney, the past week on account of neu after congratulations and light Ralph Abnert, of Estacada spent ety meets at the home of Mr. Wn„ where he was laid to rest ralgia in his limb, is again able refreshments the company broke Sunday at the Nolan Park on beside his son James. His wife to be about without the aid of up. and Mrs. C. A. Johnson Thursday and an adopted son survive him. crutches. Deep creek. PLACE Y O U R IN evening, Sept. 13. He bought the mill property here Mr. and Mrs, G. V. Bellinger “1 Got Real Mad When I Lett SURANCE THROUGH Mr. and Mrs. Geo Forman, son a few years ago. Mr. Henry Joiner, after work YOUR HOME AGENT WHO Till, Mr. Forman’s sister are and little daughter Nadine, of My Setting H en.” Mr». WI LL P R O T E C T Portland, spent the week end ing for some months up the river School began last Monday, Hannan. driving through Idaho and Mon YOUR INTEREST I with Miss B. Swanson of Lents visiting with Mr. arid Mrs. Ralph has come home to stay. tana visiting relatives. Ray and De Shazer, at La Rose Lawn. "I went into ihe hen house as teacher. Most everyone of this commu one morning and found my favor Vister Forman and Mr. and Mrs. Miss Beulah Hiclnbothem is at ite setter dead. I got real mad. Trillions for Publicity. Gage are running the farm dur nity attended the Labor Day pic tending the Estacada high school Went to the store, bought some nic in Estacada Monday. ing their absence. again this fall. ‘‘Six Million dollars for adver RAT-SNAP and in a week got Mr. J. W. Watson and family, Gladys Nolan has returned The Howell and Jubb thresh- tising the Pacific Coast” is the six dead rats. Everybody who of Sellwood, visited at the home : ing machine is in Viola this week title to a folder being mailed by raises poultry should keep RAT- from a camping trip with friends, of Mr. and Mrs. J. Paulsen over and this will finish up the season. the Oregon Slate Chamber of SNAP.” Three sizes, 35c, 65c, on Eagle cr9ek above Estacada. Sunday and Monday of last W’m. Hicinbothem. wife and commerce today to 8000 repre $1.25. Sold and guaranteed by Mr. and Mrs. V. II. Mieir and daughter, Esther are near Inde sentative* business men of the Estacada Pharmacy. week. ¡friends from PortlanJ, drove to WHITE LEGHORNS Ed Harders and Earl Lins are pendence picking hops. Mrs. J. state. Lacroy and little daughter, and Bred for Vigv'r and High ‘ Mosier Sunday. LLS RATS finishing up some work an a her sister. Miss Annie Bateson The bulletin points out that Egg r rodoction. Jessie Odell ha3 been quite ill ) every large city on the Pacific house they have been building have also been picking there. Our primary aim is to produce ■ for several days. vigorous, husky chicles; healthy, for Mrs. Oliver Gerber, of Lo The school house has many Coast has raised a fund for the ami mice—That’s RAT-SNAP, the old rugged breeding stocK. and first Mr. and Mrs. Ward Swafe, of' gan. exploitation of the potential re ! new improvements, new wood sources of their territory, and reliable rodent destroyer. Comes in class hatching eggs. Hence, in I Portland, camped for a week on > many cases, our customers roil shed and back p*>rch, and with that all the rail lines serving the cakes—no mixing with other food. up bigger egg records than we do. I their farm near Barton, which is Mr. Chaney has been doing new painting inside. west are spending literally mill Your Money back if it fails. But we hold our mature stock occupied by the Clint. Lounsbury I S0T’e carpenter work for the Ls- 35c size—1 cake—enough for Pan back as long as possible after the ions in national advertising. Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Lankin : tacada feed store the pa3t week. moult and bring them into laying family. try, Kitchen or Cellar. have moved into the Gibb house, "This is Oregon’s opportunity as near the hatching season as 66c size — 2 cakes — for Chicken The Barton school commenced The Rev. and Mrs. H. W. Mort which they have repapered and to cash in,” says the message to possible. Thus are our customers the business men of the state. House, Coops or small buildings. assured of strong, rugged chicks Monday with a good attendance. left Tuesday noon for Portland, painted. size — 5 cakes — enough for and high quality hatching eggs. Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Goodspee l where they will attend the con J. H Sevier is thinking of vis "When you support the Oregon all $1.25 farm and out-buildings, storage ORDER EARLY. State Chamber of Commerce you and Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Panrel ference of the M. E. Church. iting his old home near Milan, are helping to take advantage o f} buildings, or factory bulndings- FlilL MARQUAM and children, of Portland, pic Mr. Mort expects to take his final Mo., which he has not seen since the greatest advertising and pub- j •Sold *nd Guaranteed by. Estacada. Oregon. nicked Sunday on ihe Turner examinations and be ordained a boy. | licity movement in the history of j out Of E V tco i* ' FARM locatei c G«rfie*<!ro®d. Job printing at the N ews offieci the nation. elder. Harm on the Clackamas river. ESIEEM EOM UPLE FIRE INSURANCE. | We Are now Ready to | Fill Your Order I for I | SCHOOL BOOKS I f SUPPLIES Rexall For Fire Insurance Cary »^cal Estate Co. Trap-Nested K 3 ESTACADA P H A R M A C Y