Devoted to the Interests ot Eastern Clackamas County
V olume 17,
E s t a c a d a , O r e g o n , T hursday , M ay 1. 1924.
N umber 30
$1.50 P er Y ear
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VIOLA
SPRINGWATER NEWS
LOCAL ITEMS
BARTON
CLUB PROPOSES
CLEAN UP DAY
O. Lynde had the misfortune
Everett and Elva Shibley and The school board gave the posi­ On April 19, a son was born to
to loose all of his household goods
Mr. and Mrs. Ivan Brown.
on Monday, when the house on Gilbert Shearer attended the tion of janitor to B. O. Sarver.
"T)!?. W. W. RHODES
W. A. Wilcox, who has been A number of Miss Alice Han­
the old Maple place burnt down. Christian Endeavor convention
O S T E O P A T H IC
Mr. Lynde had rented the place at the First Presbyterian Church very sick for the past ten days, sen’s pupils gave her a very
PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON
from Rev. Snyder the present in Portland last week.
The regular monthly meeting
is now improving.
pleasant surprise party Friday
Office in Lichthorn Bldg., Estacada, owner.
This was one of the
of
the Eastern Clackamas Com­
oldest houses left, which was John Moger has returned to BORN- April 29, 1924. to Mr. night at the home of Mr. and
munity
Club was held last Fri­
T ^R . G. F. MIDFOKD
work for the Porter & Carster and Mrs. Everett Kiggins, a Mrs. George W. Turner.
built fifty or more years ago.
P H Y SIC IA N a n d S U R G E O N .
day
night
in the high school au­
Co.
daughter.
Mrs. Clara Hicinbothem and
Claude Knott of Portland is
X R ay E q u ip m e n t — G l a s s e s f it t e d
ditorium.
While
the attendance
Mr. and Mrs. Geoige Orvil of Mrs. G. R. Ellis and Mrs. Har visiting at the W. P. Ferrel
OFFICE and Residenco Second and Main Strsets two children and Janet Gilgan
was not as large as usual, the
Estacada. Oregon—Telephone Connections
of Estacada, came over and took Portland visited the week enc ry Hitching and baby, visited home.
in the social on Friday evening. with Mr. and Mrs. P. T. Monroe. Portland last Friday.
program and interest manifested
£ ) R . CHAS. P. JOHNSON
M. A. Nelson made a trip to were up to the mark.
Ben Tannler Jr. surprised his Mr. and Mrs. Rae Erickson and A shipment of men’s and boys’
Logan Monday.
DENTIST
parents last week, by returning
It was called to order by
EVENINC WORK BY APPOINTMENT
son
Billie,
and
Mr.
and
Mrs.
P.
hats
and
caps
just
received.
home from California.
Mr. and Mrs. H. F. Gibson President Ames and the minutes
Phones: Office, 315; Residence 4712
Mrs. Joe Hinkle and daughter Erickson went to Portland, Sat­ Come in and get yours at Rose’s. were Estacada visitors Saturday of the last meeting read by Miss
Estacada,
Oregon. Margaret, after spending a week urday morning returning home
Mesdames C. W. Seymour, B. evening.
Kathleen Currin, the secretary.
Sunday evening.
with
relatives
in
Washington,
re­
O.
Sarver and A. E. Sparks were
The Misses Edith and Grace The auto park question came up
ALBERT T. ELOTT
turned home Sunday evening.
Mrs. Guy Grable returned among the visitors to Portland Ferrel came out from Portland and the proposition now is to
A T T O R N E Y A T LAW
RESIDENT LAWYER
The Happy Hour social spent home Wednesday, from a three Tuesday.
Saturday to spend the week end make one on the vacant lots at
ESTACADA.
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OREGON a very pleasant evening at the weeks’ visit with her sister at
The H. C. Stephens residence with their parents. Miss Grace the foot of the hill, and order a
home of John Hamilton Sr. and Sheridan, Oregon.
on Terrace Addition, has been remained to care for her mother general cleanup dav calling on
son James, on Friday. There
W M . G. DUNLAP
made more beautiful by a liberal who is quite ill.
A T T O R N E Y A T LAW
everyone to turn out and help.
were 60 neighbors and friends
Baby Clinic
There were songs,
At Estacada, in the office of Woodle present.
coat
of
paint
Mr. and Mrs. Jens Pedersen A committee was appointed in
A baby clinic was held at the
Realty Co., on Saturdays—Portland of­ speeches games and a bountiful
the matter consisting of J. K.
fice 1524 Yeon Building.
lunch, which consisted of cake, Estacada hotel last Monday, by The Rev. H. W. Mort went to and Mrs. Gus Whitehead and
Gresham
yesterday
morning,
to
son Lawrence drove to Estacada Ely, W. F. Cary Harry Hitch­
the Clackamas county health as­
sandwiches, coffee and cocoa.
D. EBY,
ing and Mrs. B. O. Sarver. The
give
a
chalk
talk
before
a
Sun­
Friday.
A T T O R N E Y A T LA W .
Mrs. Charles Dubois and two sociation. Dr. Briscoe, of Ore­
committee
appointed at the pre­
day
School
convention.
Mrs. V. H. Meier spent sever­
General Practice. Confidential Ad­ sons from Estacada, spent Fri­ gon City, health officer and Dr.
vious
meeting
on a dumping
viser. Oregon City. Oregon.
day and Saturday at the home of Estella Ford Warner of the Child
Mrs. Evelyn Johnson, drove al days in Seattle last week.
her father.
ground had little to report.
Welfare Bureau of Portland, up from Eugene one day last
Mr. and Mrs. George W. Tur­ Mrs. Anna Stuber of the Elli­
§ E. WOOSTER
A surprise party Monday even­ were the examining physicians, week, to visit her daughter Mrs. ner had as Sunday guests, Mrs.
had a pleasant time helping assisted by Miss Pearson county D. B. Kelly, and family.
son-White Lyceum bureau was
Real Estate, Loans, Insurance, ing
Turner’s brother, W. M. Lang­
Mr. and Mrs. Ed. Bateson cele­ health nurse and two ladies from
present and addressed the meet­
Rentals,
Mrs. R. E. Rogers and two ley, Mrs. C. S. Turner, Mrs. R.
brate their 27th wedding anni­
ing
in its interest, and wanted
Portland. The following local children, from Spokane, were Strong and little daughter, and
versary. ,
Farm Loans a Specialty.
the
club
to sponsor a lecture or
ladies also assisted: Miss Anna guests at the H. C. Gohring home Mr. and Mrs. R. A. Brayman,
Telephone Estacada, Ore.
Chatauqua
course in Estacada.
A demonstrator from the Log Dillon, Mrs. Gerald Wilcox, Mrs. a couple of days last week.
all of Portland.
Mesdames
Lloyd
Yocum. R. H.
Cabin Bakery will be at The Theo. Ahlberg, Mrs. Raymond
Mrs. Anna Stuber representing
W. P. Ferrel drove to Portland Currin, and Mr. H. C. Stephens
People’s Store, Saturday, May 3. Lovelace and Mrs. W. J. Moore.
the Ellison-White Lyceum Bu­ Tuesday morning and his daugh­
There were 39 babies examined. reau, was in town this week in ter Edith, who was ill, returned were appointed a committee to
GARFIELD ITEMS
ascertain the public feeling on
A meeting of the local health the interest of a lecture course.
with him.
this subject.
group
will
be
announced
soon
Garfield Grange will meet in
Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Mitcheltree The guests at the Wallace home The proposed advertising pam­
and
anyone
interested
will
be
regular session Saturday, May 3,
and Mrs. George Morrow of last week were Mr. and Mrs. G. phlet descriptive of Estacada
at 10:30 a. m. During the after­ welcome.
Portland, were guests of Mr. Hubbard of Corvallis, C. R. Wal­ and vicinity was discussed and
noon George Kable of the O. A.
Masonic Block Planned
and Mrs. A. E. Sparks last Sun­ lace and Clayton Hood of Port­ it was determined to circulate
C. extension service will explain
the farm water and septic tank
petitions and subscription lists as
The local Masons are planning day.
systems. All who are interested to erect a structure which will William Hirt and family drove land. Mrs. H. F. Hill of Cleve­ soon as possible. County School
land, Ohio, and Mrs. Wallace of
are invited to come and hear
Superintendent Vedder addressed
be a noteworthy improvement to out from Portland and spent the Portland.
him.
week
end
with
Mr.
Hirt’s
pa­
the
town.
Provided
they
can
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Will Norris was an Oregon City the club, dealing mostly with
P. E. Linn had the misfortune
rents,
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Hall,
on
the
school elections.
make
the
necessary
financial
ar­
to have a spark light on his roof
and Portland business visitor on
ranch.
The proceedings were enliven­
rangements
they
will
secure
the
Monday,
which
burned
the
lar­
For Fire Insurance ger part of it before help arrived.
Saturday.
ed by selections played by the
lots in the burnt area owned by Mrs. H. B. Snyder and chil­
The Misses Dorothy Wilson
The forest fires have kept ev­ R. G. Marchbank and A. E. dren returned home the latter and Neva Loney of Oregon City, Estacada band, and guitar club,
the latter being composed of
ery one busy this last week. E. Sparks, which make a total front­ part of last week, from an ex­
PLACE Y O U R IN­
T. Davis lost a lot of fencing and age of 75 feet. On these they tended visit with her parents in greeted old friends over the Mrs. J. E. Gates, and the Misses
SURANCE THROUGH
week end.
several cords of wood by fire.
Irma Gates, Ruth Day and Avis
will put up a 2 story hollow tile, Pennsylvania.
YOUR HOME AGENT WHO
Mrs.
Jack
Hoffman
went
to
Porter
school
finished
last
Mon­
Cadenau.
WI LL P R O T E C T
fireproof building. On the ground The Portland Electrical com­
day for the summer vacation.
YOUR INTEREST
A vote of thanks and apprecia­
floor will be three store rooms pany have a force of men work- Portland Saturday morning.
Lily Lovell from Portland is and entrance hall. Two of these in g in Estacada this we e k ,
James Smith of Eagle Creek, tion was passed to both the band
visiting Nadine Andere.
will be occupied by Bob March- extending the line in the north and Mr. and Mrs. George For­ and the guitar club.
Mrs. Ellen Patterson and Miss banks’ confectionery and pool part of the city.
man were business visitors in
Lumber Reduction
Siegwart are visiting in
Cary Real Estate Co. Annie
room,
while
the
third
may
be
There will be a Mothers’ meet­ Portland Saturday.
Portland this week.
Beginning
May 15 the Yocum
Mrs. Helen Lake called on
subdivided into offices and bar­ ing of the W. G. T. U. at the
Mrs. Alice Michal and chil­
Lumber
Co.
will
cut the price of
lome of Mrs. E. E. Hannah. Mrs. Maud Odell Sunday.
dren motored into Portland Fri­ ber shop. The lodge rooms will Thursday,
lumber
$2.00
per
M on all grades.
May 8, 2:30 p. m.
day, returning Sunday evening. be on the second story, and at Everybody invited.
The Good Will club was enter­
We
have
also
a
stock
of mould­
Mr. and Mrs. Henri Wallaert the rear end of the lots, will be The game of ball here yester­ tained by Mrs. Minnie Forman. ings, shingles and brick. We
took their baby into Portland, a picture theatre thirty-five feet day afternoon was called off at Thursday. There were eleven
Friday to be treated for a frac­ deep and going across the full the fourth inning on account of ladies present and refreshments will furnish doors and windows
tured collar bone.
length of the three lots. The the rain. The score was 12 to 0 were served. The next meeting at lowest prices. See Lonsberry.
will be with Mrs. Etta Peterson.
If you wish to cut your coffee
District A tt’y. Stipp who was structure is estimated to cost in favor of Estacada.
Last
Saturday
morning,
Elmer
about
$19,000.
When
this
is
bill
try 31bs of Rose’s special for
operated on last Sunday at the
Mr. and Mrs. Guffnutt gave a
Davis
of
Garfield,
telephoned
for
completed
and
the
pharmacy,
SI.00,
the best for the money.
Oregon City hospital, is improv­
delightful birthday dinner, Sun­
lelp
as
a
large
forest
fire
was
there
will
be
only
one
lot
vacant
ing.
leaded towards his farm home. day. There were three birth­ The Firemen will give another
left in the burnt block.
There
was no damage, however. days represented in the family. ball on Saturday, May 10 in the
Christian Endeavor Rally
Mrs. Kate Alley is able to be park pavilion. As the proceeds
The editor and his wife spent
There will be a C. E. rally at Baker Made Good Impression Friday
out again.
in
Portland,
where
the
will go towards meeting the ex­
the home of W. G. Glover, at Hon. George L. Baker, mayor latter visited with Mrs. Lee A.
pense of their new equipment
Mrs.
E.
N.
Bates
of
Estacada
Eagle Creek, Friday [evening of Portland, and candidate for Weils and other friends, and the
there
should be a good patronage.
attended
the
Good
Will
club
on
browsed around the
and the county officers will be nomination on the republican former
Thursday.
there. All the young people of ticket, as U. S. senator spoke to public library to his heart’s con­
Mr. and Mrs. Sherman Lyon THE PEOPLE’S C. & C. STORE
Cash & Carry Specials for Saturday eastern Clackamas county are a rather slim audience in the tent.
Last
Friday,
someone
living
of
Gresham attended the S. S. Tip Top Bread, 2 lb loaves.... 15c
highschool auditorium last Thurs­
51b hnck Tillamook cheese -$1.65 invited.
across
the
river
on
the
Carv
program
and dinner Sunday.
Extra special Lily White choice
day night Before his address acreage, let a brush fire get
Large pkg. corn flakes........... 09c
There
will
be
a
public
meeting
sauerkraut 2'/i size cans at 2
Building
on
Burnt
Area
the film, "Home, Sweet Home,” away, and for a time the whole
Mother’s oats with premium 43c
in
Barton.
Friday
evening
when
cans for.............................. 25c
1 can Great American coffee and
Miss Maud Sturgeon has the was shown, in which the late settlement was threatened, but
the
county
candidates
and
others
Lean
thin bacon, a pound..... 24c
by
hard
fighting
the
houses
were
large stick of candy........ 47c honor of starting the building President Harding appeared.
saved.
Mr.
Cary
lost
about
fifty
will
speak,
everybody
invited.
Sandwichola—The
vegetable
Mayor Baker was introduced
12 cans Bit e Jacket sardines $1.00 in the burnt area. She is D u ttin g
cords
of
woods.
At
Barton,
Sunday,
the
local
sandwich
special
contains
only
Princess flour guaranteed at
model pharmacy building by his brother mayor, H. C.
The
Cahill
residence
in
the
team
will
play
the
Boland
team.
vegetable
proteins
and
vegeta­
Stephens
of
Estacada.
He
dis­
se's the place to buy, s'k..$1.75 25 by 65 feet. It will be of hol­
west part of the city, caught on
ble fats, no meats, a glass...15c
low tile and cement coating, one cussed the issues of his cam­ fire last Friday, on the roof of Saturday, May 10, there will
Have you tried a can of “Our story, with plate glass windows paign and stressed the impor­ the kitchen where a stovepipe be a public dance at Barton for Kerr’s Best Patent Flour, a bar­
i
Mothers” pure cocoa? A 2 lb. front and side facing Second tance of united action by all Ore­ went through. The firemen has­ the benefit of the Barton ball
rel......................................$6.45
can for 25 cents at Rose’s.
Special
Tuxedo tobacco 3 cans for
tened
to
the
scene
with
the
new
team.
Ladies
are
requested
to
gon
people
for
the
upbuilding
of
street. When finished it will be
chemical apparatus, but had no bring baskets.
............................................. 25c
the
state
and
the
development
a
credit
to
the
location.
C.
E.
Christian Church Services
to use it, for neighbor
Crown Rolled Oats 9 lb sack. 49c
Stockton of Gresham is the con­ of Its vast natural resources. He occasion
women had extinguished the
Bible School 10:00 a. m.
A
Great
Attraction
tractor.
Royal Baking powder can......40c
said that Oregon would have flames with the garden hose.
Preaching 11 a. m. and 7:30
Cocoa
3iba............................... 23c
The Hunchback of Notre Dame
p. m.;
City Recorder a Grandpa enough electric power to supply
Mid-week prayer meeting Wed­
five states. Another industry Methodist Episcopal Church will be shown May 8. 9 and 10 at Founders’ Day Celebration
J. K. Ely was wearing a more
nesday, 7:30 p. m.
the Gem theatre. This is one of
he warmly advocated developing
Choir practice Friday 7:00 p. m. benignarit smile than usual yes­ was flax, and urged also the Services as usual Sunday.
On Saturday. May 3, at Cham-
terday. The'reason was that he
The evening service with the the greatest pictures, and the
Gospel sermon morning and had just attained the dignity of erection of woolen mills to Boy Scouts on “ Fire Prevent­ price of admission 50 cents as the poeg, in Marion county. Found­
evening.
a grandpa, as a seven and a half manufacture flannels and cloth ion.”
lessees will not allow it to be ers’ Day will be celebrated.
The public is cordially invited pound son had arrived at the | from Oregon wool, instead of Note the evening services on shown for less. It is well worth
A reception will be given the
to attend these services,
home of Mr. and Mrs. Oral Stor- shipping it to Boston. He made s u m m e r schedule: Epworth
descendants
of the pioneers of
B. F. G l A y ,
mer early that morning. The ja favorable impression and did League at 7 and the evening ser­ the money, and Estacada is for­ 1843. A steamer has been char­
tunate in having it here.
Minister. Christian Church. mother was formerly Miss Glad­ not criticise his competitors, say­ vice at 8.
tered to take visitors from Port­
ys Ely. Dr. Midford was the at­ ing he did not believe in mud
Weekly activities as usual.
G. R. Ellis took a vacation last tending physician. The editor , slinging, and if he was elected
Ten Boy Scouts were recently land. It will leave Portland at
Saturday, and spent the dav in extends his congratulations to ail he would go to Washington, but “Serving God by serving folks.” i initiated and sworn in at the M. 7 a. m. and Oregon City at 8:15,
4 concerned.
| i f n ot, th e o th e r fello w w ould.
1
Portland.
H. W. M ort , Pastor. 1 E. church.
arriving at (Jhampoeg at noon.
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