featmt Clarkamaa Nnits
Devoted to the Interests ot Eastern Clackamas County
V olume 17,
E stacada , O regon , T hursday , J une 5, 1924.
N umber 35
SPRINGWATER NEWS
PROFESSIONAL CARDS.
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L O C A L IT E M S
$1.50 P e r Y ea r
UPPER EAGLE CREEK
RESPECT PAID TO
THE HONORED DEAD
Miss Irma McTaggart of Port­ Rev. A. S. Henderson of Phil-
Warren Barr of Portland spent School closed in District, No.
50, last Thursday, Mrs. B. S.
land is visiting with Mrs. E. F. omath, held quarterly meeting at Decoration day here.
Erickson.
the
church.
Wednesday
evening,
Ray Keith was on the sick list Holmes going home that evening.
D R W. O W. S T RHODES
Mrs. Wiley Howell was called to May 28.
E O PA T H IC
Mrs. Holmes gave a pie social
a few days last week.
PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON
Portland, Saturday, where her
Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Knoll hav­ The Mendenhall family at Far­ on Wednesday, a short but ex­ Under the auspices of CatJ
Office in Lichthorn Bldg.. Estacada, mother. Mrs. Emily Lewellen. is
ing proved upon their homestead aday has moved to Washington. cellent was given by the pupils, Douglass Post, American Legion,
seriously ill.
returned to Portland, the first of New samples of Wallpaper. 1000 which every one enjoyed. Fred Memorial day was fittingly ob-
■p)R. G. F. MIDFOKD
Miss
Mable
Wilcox,
John
Mo-
Hoffmeister auctioned off the 1 served in Estacada.
the week.
■ ^ P H Y S IC IA N a n d SU R G E O N .
different kinds at Pointers. 5-22tf
About 11 o’clock ihe parade
ger
and
the
Rev.
V.
A.
Weir
and
pies, which were all sold as well
X R ay E q u ip m e n t — G l a s s e s f it t e d
Most of the Mt. Home U. B.
Showers of bargains sale starts as some of the dishes, bringing formed at Crawford Bros.’ gar­
OFFICE and Residence Second and Main Strset* son Neil were Sunday callers at
Estacada, Oregon—Telephone Connection*
Sunday School attended the S. S. next Wednesday, June 11, at
Mr. and Mrs. Moger’s.
in $30.25. A new dictionary and age and marched to the park
convention
at Clarke’s,, Sunday. Rose’s.
TAR. CHAS. P. JOHNSON
The Ladies Aid will gi/e an
some
books will be purchased where the program was given.
Mrs. M. A. Henderson return­ Miss Mae Lovell was home
The line of march consisted of
informal social and program at
D E N T IS T
with
the
money.
ed
home
Wednesday
after
a
three
from
Portland
a
few
days
last
EVENINC WORK BY APPOINTMENT
the Grange hall on Friday even­
A picnic was enjoyed on Thurs­ the American Legion boys with
Phones: Office, 315; Residence 4712 ing, June 13. at 7:30. The eats weeks’ visit with her son, A. S. week.
day by some of the pupils and their flags and emblems, veter­
The Christian church people
Estacada,
Oregon. will he strawberry short-cake Henderson and family at Philo­
ans of the civil war in an auto­
their mothers.
math.
enjoyed
a
picnic
in
the
park
mobile, the Ladies’ Auxiliary to
and whipped cream. All are in­
a l b e r t t . elo tt
Miss Mildred DeShazer called the American Legion, Estacada
Stanley
Turel
is
improving
his
Tuesday.
vited.
A T T O R N E Y A T LAW
on Mrs. Hansen, Sunday.
Bov Scouts with assistant scout
RESIDENT LAWYER
BORN—to Mr. and Mrs. Arch­ home by piping water into his Mrs. G. E. Lawrence is having
Fred Paddison and family of master Soren Ostergaard, the
house
and
putting
in
a
hot
water
ESTACADA,
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OREGON ie Howell, on June 3rd, 1924, a
the interior of her back porch,
Portland, were Sunday guests of Christian church Sunday School
tank.
ceiled up.
daughter, Betty June, at the
W M . G. DUNLAP
and the Eastern Clackamas band.
Mrs. C. Bittner had as dinner Miss Minerva Ritchey has C. H. Paddison and family.
Lo velace Hospital.
A T T O R N E Y A T LAW
R.
D.
Shay
of
Portland,
was
The program at the band stand
At Estacada, in the office of Woodle
Mrs. Wiley Howell’s mother, guests Decoration Day, her son, gone to Milwaukie where she has out Sunday and preached to a in the park was as follows; Se­
Realty Co., on Saturdays—Portland of­
Mrs. Emily Lewellen, died at Frank, and family, her daughter employment.
fice 1524 Yeon Building.
small congregation at the school lection by the hand, under the
the home of her son, in Portland. Mrs. Boylan and son Lloyd, of Mr. and Mrs. A. E. Sparks house.
leadership of H. W. Mort; invo­
Sandy,
also
her
husband
who
is
Q D. EBY,
drove over to Portland yesterday
The funeral will be held at
A T T O R N E Y A T LAW .
cation
by Rev. B. F. Clay; the
working
for
Frank.
She
accom­
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Fred
Hoffmeis­
returning today.
Springwater to be announced.
General Practice. Confidential Ad­
panied them home for a short Don’t forget Hoyt’s circus and ter and children, were Oregon “ Battle Hymn,” sung by Mrs.
W. F. Greer of Garfield has
viser. Oregon City, Oregon.
Sam Barr; “TentingTonight” by
visit
vaudeville at the Gem theatre City visitors Saturday.
leased the Handle farm and is
the audience, and a duet by
Thursday
and
Friday
next.
Will
Henderson
of
Oregon
City
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Roy
Douglass
§ E. WOOSTER
moving there this week. Mr.
Misses Gates and Granum. The
and
children
motored
to
Oregon
spent
Wednesday
night
at
the
J. E. Gates is receiving con­
Mrs. Still have moved on to the
Real Estate, Loans, Insurance,
splended
address of the day was
home of his sister, Mrs. Della signments every day of new and City Saturday evening to spend
Christensen farm.
given
by
George L. Rauch of
Rentals,
Vallen.
second hand furniture.
5-22tf the night and Sunday with rela­
Portland.
The
very interesting
Farm Loans a Specialty.
V IO L A
Will Bittner took a veal to Mountain Chapter No. 108, O. tives.
program
was
concluded
by all
Telephone Estacada, Ore.
Mr. and .Mrs. William Hicin- Portland Monday.
E. S., will entertain its worthy
B I S S E LL IT E M S
joining with the band in singing
bothem and their three daugh­ Mrs. Montie Vallen expects to grand matron tomorrow night,
The Star Spangled Banner.”
ters left on Sunday morning for go to Portland this week, for an A large number of Odd Fel­ The George Social and Com­ The stores and other business
their new home for the present, indefinite time and will visit her lows from Portland, visited the mercial club held their regular houses were closed all day.
FIR E INSURANCE.
at Stevenson, Wash. They gave sister, Mrs. Jacobs of Vancouver. lodge here last Saturday night. meeting on Saturday night, fol-
owed by a Memorial program
a party to their neighbors on
London Lancashire Fire Ins. Co.
Miss Johannah Lichthorn re­
Community Club
which was well attended.
School Board Sued
Saturday evening. They had a
turned last Wednesday from a
The
regular
monthly meeting
Keep your policy in our Fire
large bonfire on their lawn and
Mrs. C. A. Johnson and little
The directors ot school district visit with relatives at Bend, Ore.
Proof Vault, free of charge.
of
the
Community
club was held
daughter Vivian left here on
after games were played, all No. 108 have three suits con­
The M. E. Ladies Aid held a Thursday to make a visit to her Friday night in the hotel lobby,
were served with sandwiches fronting them. The first is brot
H. C. STEPHENS
meeting yesterday afternoon at parents at Philomath, Oregon, through the courtesy of Land­
and roasted weanies and coffee. by the principal of the school for
lord Moore. There was a good
the home of Mrs. J. R. Hughes. returning home on Sunday.
A gent .
Each guest was given a sharp the sum of $200 due him for the
attendance
and a very interest­
John
Klinker
and
daughter
It will pay you to wait for the
stick and they roasted all the month of May. This sum the
Helen
of
Portland
and
Mr.
and
ing
session.
After the meeting
Showers of Bargains sale at Ro­
weanies they could eat.
directors held up until a full ac­ se’s the biggest values ever of­ Mrs. Charles Horger were guests was called to order by President
of Henry Klinker and family
Joel LaCroy had the banner count was rendered by him to the fered here.
Ames, H. W. Mort was appoint­
over Saturday and Sunday.
gathering
at
his
home
of
the
board
of
all
the
funds
received
For Fire Insurance Happy Hour social, on Wednes­ and expended by the student- There will be no shows at the Miss Flora Lins, after several ed secretary in the absence of
Miss Currin, and then followed
day evening. There were over body during the school year, Gem theatre on Monday nights months stay in Portland, return­ reports of committees and dis­
ed
home
last
Thursday,
her
100 people present. Games were 1923-1924. This action was taken hereafter. The same pictures jrother Carl who has been work­ cussions of various interesting
PLACE Y O U R IN­
played in the house and by the upon the advice of the district will be run on Saturdays and on ing there also came home to topics which concern the club.
SURANCE THROUGH
Sundays.
The president announced that
YOUR HOME AGENT WHO young people out on the lawn. attorney. However, upon con­ Mr. and Mrs. C. S. Allen drove stay.
G. Harkenrider, Miss Keel and something like $150.00 had been
At a late hour ice cream, cake sultation with another attorney
WILL P R O T E C T
and coffee were served. All en­ after the papers had been served, to Marmot last Thurdsday to Mr. and Mrs. F. Ward of Her- subscribed towards getting out
YOUR INTEREST
miston, Oregon, visited with Mr.
joyed themselves. They came the latter advised that the salary visit Mr. and Mrs. E. D. Allen. and
Mrs. J. Paulsen a week ago some advertising matter. Mr.
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Hitching ast Sunday.
from Viola, Highland, Spring- be paid for that month and other
Ely reported that the auto park
water and Estacada. Joel says, means be taken to get the ac­ and the baby were week end
Charles Klinker and Henry had been put in shape for camp­
counting, which they legally visitors with relatives at Hills­ Joyner went to The Dalles to at­ ers with the exceptions of the
Cary Real Estate Co. come again.
tend the State Grange conven­ improvements promised by the
As Potter’s mill is closing could demand. The principal boro, Oregon.
tion.
was
accordingly
offered
his
$200
Rev.
H.
W.
Mort
went
to
city council, which would prob­
down, Mr. and Mrs. Potter and
Dew and children from
Mr. and Mrs. Blair gave a fare­ and ten dollars for expenses in Springwater last Saturday night St. Mrs.
Helens have moved on to the ably be done soon. The question
well party on Friday night to the settlement Bat he declined to to give an address to the eighth place formerly owned by Mr. of a lyceum course was voted to
POLICIES
men who have been employed accept the offer, as he demanded grade graduates.
be tabled indefinitely. The pro­
and Mrs. Theo. Harders.
fROVIDING
a
larger
sum
for
costs.
there
and
their
families.
All
re­
gram
consisted of a vocal solo by
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Lee
Dillon
and
G.
W.
Wilson
and
F.
J.
Lar­
ERFECT
In
the
court
of
Justice
Bacon
sen
motored
to
Gladstone
on
Sun­
Mrs.
D. B. Kelly, with Mrs.
port
a
pleasant
evening.
children
were
week
end
visit­
RO TEC^O N
day
to
visit
with
Mr.
Wilson’s
Miss
Mary
Atkinson
filed
suit
Gates
at the piano; song by the
ors
with
their
mother
and
sis­
Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Graham
son who lives there.
against
the
directors
for
$112.50
Ladies
Trio, consisting of Miss
ters
at
this
place.
gave
a
reception
Tuesday
even­
Are Written by
The Christian Endeavor will
Ruth
Dillon
and Mesdames Lloyd
ing to their daughter Tena, who salary due to her. The board
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Stenzell meet at the home of Mr. and
PACIFIC STATES FIRE
wa? married recently to George claims she was absent through and son Robert, from Portland, Mrs. C. A. Johnson, Thursday Yocum and Sam Barr, Mrs. C.
INSURANCE COMPANY
Rodgers. Ice cream and cake sicknessfrom her classes for three were guests of Mr. and Mrs. A. evening of this week. Topic for A. Dykeman, pianist; an address
the evening, “God’s Holy Day,” by Atty. Stone of Oregon City.
were served to a large company successive weeks without provid­ E. Sparks Sunday.
SEE .-
What it is for and Why.
ing
a
proper
substitute,
and
there­
The meeting closed by singing
and all wished the bride, who
While there was no official pic­
J O S . P. W O O D L E JR .
fore
was
not
entitled
to
pay
for
“America,” led by Rev. H. W.
has lived here all her life, a
nic in the park Sunday, yet there
LOGAN NEW S
the
period
of
her
absence.
Mort.
pleasant happy life. Their home
Your Home Agent
The third suit which has been many picnic parties there enjoy­ The drought in this locality is
will be near Hood River.
mainly affecting the clover hay.
The greatest Showers of Bar­
filed in the county clerk’s office, ing its beauties.
A. L. White and P. J. Darby are gains sale you have ever seen,
Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Lankin
A
covered
automobile
bearing
but summons at this writing has
cutting their clover at this date.
Christian Church Services had as their guests on Sunday, not yet been served, is brought the name of “The Hoyts.” was
Mrs. Anna Young is visiting starts next Wednesday, June 11,
their mother, Mrs. Simmons,
camped
for
a
day
or
two
in
the
at Rose’s.
by
the
principal
for
the
sum
of
at
The Dalles.
Bible School 10:00 a. m.
their daughter Hazel, their two $200 which he claims is due him auto park last week.
S.
C.
Kerchem,
wi
f
e
a
n
d
Preaching 11 a. m. and 8 p. m. sons Earl and Elden and their
Comedy Circus
R. G. Marchbank no longer daughters Elva and Hilda are
Subject of morning sermon— wivee, Mr. and Mrs. Joe Mc- for coaching the football team.
attending
State
(¿range
this
At the Gem Theatre, Thursday
This the board refused: (1) serves lunches at his residence,
“ The Unerring Way.”
week.
Comb and two sons and Mr. and
Evening sermon—“ Will Grain Mrs. Ralph Green and two sons because there was no record on and has discontinued the ice Dr. J. H. Carrico and wife of and Friday nights, June 12 and
13, Hoyt’s Comedy Circus and
the minutes to show that he was
Grow When sown?”
Portland, spent Sunday at the Vaudeville show will put on a
of Oregon City. After a big promised this; (2) because there cream business there.
Mid-week prayer meeting Wed­ dinner, ice cream was served.
Darby home.
were no funds with which they THE PEOPLE’S C. & C. STORE
nesday, 8:00 p. m.
Mr. and Mrs. I. D. Apling vis­ program in connection with the
Mrs.
Mary
Dubois
and
daugh­
Choir practice Fridav 7:30 p. m.
could legally pay him this amount;
ited her sister in Portland Fri­ regular pictures. This troupe
has appearej here before and
Gospel sermon morning and ter Virginia and three sons, and (3) because he was paid a Staley's Golden Syrup, 5 pound day.
pail....................................... 39c Mr. and Mrs. Richardson spent was very favorably received.
evening.
spent a week at the home of her salary of $200 a month to teach
Karo Blue Table 10 lb pail....69c the week end at their ranch.
The public is cordially invited father and brother.
There will be many novelty
athletics.
Sunshine seeded Raisins 10c pack
to attend these services.
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Arquith
are
acts
in shooting, roping, magic
Thus
matters
rest
for
the
Pure Lard....................... 79c pail spending a few days at the home
Wonderful prices, wonderful
B. F. C lay ,
juggling and comedy characters.
Hold
Fast
Clothes
Pins
3
dozen
present
of her father Mr. Wilson, who is
Minister. Christian Church. values, goods sold regardless of
Admission to both pictures and
package.........
19c |
costs at this Showers of Bargains H o t e l Estacada entertained j Campbell’s Soups asst 2 cans 23c critically ill.
show will be, adults 40 and chil­
Methodist Episcopal Church sale, starting Wednesday. June many guests Tuesday noon when One Full Pail Soap and Chipso Mrs. Fannie Hedgcocks and dren 20 cents.
11 at Rose’s.
a large delegation of the Grocers
..................................... 99c pail two daughters from Portland,
•
Serices as usual
Tip
Top Bread 21b loaf a t..... 15c spent Decoration day here with
association
of
Portland,
visited
Currinsville Store Prices
To commemorate the Hugenot-
“Serving God by serving forks.” i Walloon tercentenary which oc­ Estacada to make arrangements Peaches at 5 f o r ................ $1.00 her friend Mrs. W. H. Grabeel. Lentils, the kind that adds
H. W. M ort , Pastor.
curred last month, the govern­ for a picnic here in the near fu­ Royal Baking Pow der.... 40c can
Iron to your blood..... 12ji 1*»
.Cream Rolled Oats9 lb sack...49c
ment issued a special series of 1, ture.
Sugar this is net cash...$7.99 sk
Thomas
A.
Wilson
a
rancher
Fly Swats, ebony handle........10c
The plate glass front was 2 and 5 cent stamps. The first
Picnic Hams....................... 15c lb
We have put in 5, 10 and 15 living near Cuurinsville, died Oats, 10 lb paper bags........50c sk
placed in the new drugstore specimen we have seen was a The mother of Mrs Wil
yesterday
afternoon.
He
was
69
Y,,e” cent department of useful arti
Have you bought your flour?
building this week. It is expect­ two center which came on a let­ Howell who died in Portland.
cles.
years of age and leaves a widow
ter
Monday.
The
series
is
very
.................. $1.60 to $1.85sk
ed that it will be ready for oc­ artistic and no doubt will be will be buried Friday at Spring-
We sell Lawrence’s milk and and two daughters. Funeral ar­ Flour is costing more today than
cupancy about July 1st
treasured by philatelist«.
water.
J cream,
i rangements are not completed.
it is retailing for,
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