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About Eastern Clackamas news. (Estacada, Or.) 1916-1928 | View Entire Issue (July 3, 1924)
ÎEaatmt (tlarkamas f a s Devoted to the Interests ot Eastern Clackamas County V olume 17, E stacada , O regon , T hursday . J uly 3, 1924. N umber 39 LOGAN RIDGE PROFESSIONAL CARDS. POMONA GRANGE LOCAL ITEMS $1.50 P er Y ear U PPER EAGLE CREEK MOVES INTO NEW Clackamas D i s t r i c t Pomona Shingles $3.25 per M in Estaca Mrs. S. J. Eddy accompanied Grange held its regular quarterly da by Seaman & Bullís. 6-19-7-10 by her friends, Mrs. Koon and meeting at George on June 25th, TAR. W. W. RHODES Mr. and Mrs. Jack Norton of Mary and Alice Koon of Port O S T E O P A T H IC Worthy Master M. C. Glover, Portland, visited Estacada Sun land motored out to R. B. Gib Miss Maude Sturgeon is to be PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON son’s last Thursday. presiding. day. Office in Lichthorn Bldg., Estacada, congratulated on being located The morning was passed in A full line of bathing suits and Last Saturday evening a party in her new pharmacy, which routine business. A basket din caps for men, women and chil was given at the old Douglass ■T)R. G. F. MIDFOKD takes the place of the one burned ner was served in the grove on dren at Rose’s. P H Y S I C I A N AND S U R G E O N . house in honor of Mr. and Mrs. X R ay E quipment — G lasses fitted tables beautifully decorated by Dr. Charles P. Johnson and Jesse Douglass and daughter last fall. Phoenix like it has risen from the ashes in a more OFFICE and Residence Second and Main Strsets George Grange. family drove to Portland yester Edna, who, accompanied by some Eatacada. Oregon—Telephone Connections substantial and handsomer form. Memorial service was held for day morning. friends of theirs of Boyd, Ore Built of hollow tile with cement CHAS. P. JOHNSON George A. Brown of Maple Lane See Mrs. J. E. Gates for piano gon, motored down to Upper DENTIST Grange and the charter was instruction. Prices reasonable. Eagle Creek. Quite a large exterior coat, it is fire proof, and the plate glass windows and sup E V E N IN C W ORK BY A P P O IN TM E N T draped in memory of Past Na I. O. O. F. building. tf crowd was present and everyone erb fixtures finished in dark oak, Phones: Office, 315; Residence 4712 tional Master Oliver Wilson. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Horrisch seemed to enjoy themselves. Estacada, Oregon. There were reports from sub- of Portland, visited Mr. and Mrs. Delicious refreshments w e r e give it a most artistic appearance. Designed and equipped after the bordinate lodges and echoes from John Blauth, Sunday. served. ALBERT T. ELOTT most modern fashion, it is a A T T O R N E Y AT LAW the State Grange under the su Eagle Creek Grange held its Miss Helen Miller of Sellwood building which would he a credit RESID EN T LA W YER pervision of Acting Lecturer visited friends in Estacada last meeting last Saturday evening. to any city. ESTACADA. - - OREGON Florence Dickinson. A short business session was Saturday and Sunday. Miss Sturgeon is entitled to Pomona Grange went on rec held. Three candidates were the highest praise for her enter W M . G. DUNLAP Otto Kiggins, who is now ord as favoring an amendment A T T O R N E Y A T LAW initiated in the first and second At Estacada, in the office of Woodle to the constitution making the working at Bull Run, was in degrees, and one candidate rein prise. The N ews hopes that under the new favorable condi Realty Co., on Saturdays—Portland of compensation law cumpulsory in Estacada Tuesday night. Ace 1524 Yeon Building. stated. The Grange now has a tions for rendering better ser Mr. and Mrs. Jess Douglass a state fund. degree team and they put on a D. EBY, A resolution passed asking the and daughter from The Dalles, drill and tableau after the initia vice to the public, she may soon A T TO R N E Y AT LAW. courts to sentence all liquor vio were guests at the J. H. Den tions. The ladies presented a recoup her losses from the fire, General Practice. Confidential Ad lators, both sellers and buyers, ning home last Sunday. Was It Foul Play? very nice appearance in their viser. Oregon City, Oregon. Mrs. Betty Rogers and Mrs. white dresses and regalia. There to hard labor, and that the county court be asked to provide Anna Mininger of Spokane, ar was one visitor at the Grange J. E. Gates was summoned to S . E. WOOSTER suitable means for employing rived Monday evening to visit at meeting, a Garfield patron, Mrs, Portland, Monday, to get the Real Estate, Loans, Insurance, body of Gilbert Goldstrom. who the H. C. Gohring home. such prisoners. Gilgan. was the brother of Mrs. William Rentals, Also a resolution was passed Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Love Mr. and Mrs. Will Douglass Gilgan of Garfield. There is a Farm Loans a Specially. asking that the tract of land at lace, Miss Dora Currin and Don accompanied Mr. and Mrs. Jesse mystery about his death, altho Telephone Estacada, Ore. the junction of Eagle creek and Allen drove to Rhododendrum Douglass ,to Estacada, Sunday, the coroner proneunced it suicide North Fork, known as Fern Saturday afternoon, returning where they took dinner with bv drowning. But his friends Park, be made a federal reserve Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. James Denning. are by no means convinced on and to be open to the public at Mrs. G. P. Rose underwent FIR E INSURANCE. Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Gibson this point, and believe he was all times. last week in Portland, an opera were calling on Mr, and Mrs. the victim of foul play. Accor Seventeen candidates were ini tion to remove a nasal growth. London Lancashire Fire Ins. Co. Dick Gibson, Sunday Evening. ding to the testimony submitted, tiated in the fifth degree.J She is still suffering from the af shortly after midnigt. Monday Mr. and Mrs. King and two Keep your policy in our Fire An interesting and varied pro ter effects, but is improving. Proof Vault, free of charge. morning, he jumped off the Burn gram was given in the evening Among the Oregon City mar children who live near College side bridge and fell on the dock directed by Henry Joyner, lec riage license notices last Satur City, California, are guests of H. C. S T E P H E N S below and then rolled off into the H. S. Gibson. Mr, Gibson used turer of George grange. day, were the names of Stanley river. A night watchman heard to live with them some thirty- Prominent speakers present Turel of Colton, and Mamie Mar- A gent . his cries and summoned the po five years ago while attending were State Master George A. ris of Estacada. lice. His body was found I ter college in College City. Palmiter, State Market Agent C. Mrs. Statira Lawrence the in the morning by the p; trol E. Spence and Judge Gordon E. mother of G. E. Lawrence, is boat. To Fruit Grower* Hays. visiting her grandson Sylvester As he was a young man of ex We appreciate the co-operation UThe next meeting will be held Lawrence and his wife at their emplary habits and had money the growers are giving us in se at Milwaukie, Ore., October 8. home in Springwater. in the bank, there seems no rea lecting and picking their berries. O. T. Olson, the new principal We have established a reputation son for him committing suicide. Irrigation Hours PLACE Y O U R IN VIOLA of the high school arrived Friday SURANCE THROUGH Cheer up, it had to come and and with his family moved into which we are making every ef Moreover he seldom went to that YOUR HOME AGENT WHO We are having eastern warm it has come, so grin and bear it. fort to maintain, and at this par part of Portland, rather avoiding WILL PROTECT weather at present, which we The city council has ordered the the new house opposite the high ticular time it can only be done it. His friends think that he YOUR INTEREST Oregonians don’t like very well. the following regulations for the school, just built by J. C. Duus. with the help of the growers in must have been drugged and then Mrs. John Randolph has as use of water for irrigation. The Come in and pick out a pair of selecting only the perfect fruit at thrown into the river. It was known he had a watch and some guests her friend Mrs. Nettie city is divided into four districts shoes from our special sale bins. the time of picking. We have felt the result of the money on him when he left his Jurian and daughter Elma, of and the hours will be as below: If you can find your size you can Cary Real Estate Co. California. West of Broadway and south save some money, as we have late hot wind, but not nearly so boarding house, and these were some wonderful bargains at much as in other localities. Let not on him when his body was Mr. and Mrs. Joe Hinkle are of 6th street, on Monday, Wed Rose’s. us continue to exercise great care found. the proud parents of a babv girl, nesday and Friday from 5:30 to He was born in Appleton, A short time ago, J. A. Upton in our picking for only by doing O L IC IE S born in Oregon City June 20. 7:30 a. m. and on Sunday 6:30 to Minnesota, September 11, 1898, went to Portland to live at the so can we expect the approval of ROVIDING • Mrs. Hinkle will return to her 7:30 a. m. in 1900 moved with his parents Pisgah Home. Friday word came the canners. In visiting the va ERFECT East of Broadway and south ot home here Tuesday, after spend to Canada. In December 1924, that he was seriously ill, and his rious yards we find the vines are R O T E C ^ O N ing the past four weeks in Ore 5th street, on Tuesday, Thurs he tmved to Oregon, where he daughter Mrs. W. E. McWillis, in good condition and the best day and Saturday from 5:30 to gon City with her mother. lived ever since. He leaves a and his son Upton went to Port fruit is now coming on. We are Are Written by J. H. Sevier and Mr. Linde 7:30 a. m. and {on Sunday from land to see him. Returning Sat still in the market for Royal Ann father, two brothers and two 7:30 to 8:30 a. m. and son Millard made a business sisters to mourn his hss. T1 o PACIFIC STATES FIRE West of Broadway and north urday they reported that he was cherries. Carriers may be had funeral arrangements are await trip to Portland on Monday. at the cannery. INSURANCE COMPANY of 5th street, on Monday. Wed improving. ing the arrival of his father from J. G. H aym an , M gr . Ladies have you seen the new Mrs. Clara Hicinbotham of nesday and Friday from 6:30 to SEE Alberta, Canada. shades in silk hosiery at Rose’s? 8:30 p. m. and on Sunday from River Mill, while picking cherries For the Glorioua Fourth JOS. P. WOODLE JR. The prices are exceptionally low 6:30 to 7:30 p. m. on Friday, had a narrow escape W. C. T. U. Notes A grand good time is assured and the quality exceptionally Your Home Agent East of Broadway and north of from getting seriojsly hurt. A The ladies of the W. C. T. U. in Estacada for the Fourth and high. 5th strret, on Tuesday, Thursday limb broke and she fell back will meet Thursday, July 10, at two following days, as the Ea and Saturday from 6: 30 to 8:30 ward about ten feet, landing in the residence of Mrs. H. C, Goh gles lodges of Portland will hold DOVER DOINGS p. m. and on Sunday 7:30 to 8:30 a blackberry bush and on a fence. ring for their regular meeting. Christian Church Services Her arms were bruised and her their annual picnic on those dates Through the generosity of the p. m. Amor^ those attending the Bible School 10:00 a. m. in the park. This fraternal or A penalty of $1.00 will be neck and back hurt quite a bit. Preaching 11 a. m. and 8 p. m. baptising in the Sandy river on der is noted for the lavish way it Multnomah County Fair board, Mid-week prayer meeting Wed Sunday from here, were the Joe charged if instructions are not "White Tiger” at the Gem gets up these affairs. Look up the Children’s Farm Home at nesday, 8:00 p. m. strictly followed, and violations theatre is one of those unusual its display ad. They have made Corvallis, sponsored by the W. Choir practice Friday 7:30 p. m. De Shazer family, Pete Pashal will be noted and reported. photographs that present melo-1 arrangements with our local C. T. U., will receive fifty per The public is cordially invited and the Charles Updegrave fam drama and clever humor at the ily. to attend these services. Roy Richard and a boy friend same time. It is a Universal- band to help furnish the music, cent of the sale of the fair tick Berry picking is over for the J of Pleasant Home, are spending Jewel production starring Pris the band to receive 75% of the ets, except, those purchased at B. F . C l a y , gate receipts to the park, ad the gate during the fair. A Minister. Christian Church. season. A good crop was had a few days at La Rose Lawn. cilla Dean, with Wallace Beery, mission to which will be 10 cents. friend, Mr. John Barde, has met by all.. t iic n cA D i p c r f r C T A D P I^ ® ^ Moore and Raymond Grif- Come out and help our band. the entire expense for the sale of Methodist Episcopal Church Hiram Johnson is helping Joe THE PEOPLE S C. ftC . STORE ñth 8upporting her. The story the tickets. This should merit A good sized audience greeted < De Shazer put in his hay. One more lot of Sliced Beef in ¡8 0f international crooks and Stork Leave* Daughter industrious and hearty effort to Mr. Dawe last Sunday morning and his talk proved very inter-, Miss Alice Udell has been vis large glass a t.................... 15c furni8hea plenty of drama in A young lady weighing over 7 boost the sale of the tickets. It iting friends and I relatives at 2/4 size can of Tomatoes, two their operations, and at the same. pounds was left at St. Joseph’s is hoped that enough money -will esting. for...................................... 29c time tells lovely little jokes about | hospital, Tacoma, Wash., for Mr. be obtained from the sale for a • Rev. MrMort will return home Barton. this week and hold services as The Bear Creek Logging Co., 1 lb cans Sardines, per a n . . 13c i "honor among thieves” and all and Mrs. Charles T. Dodge, of much needed cottage for boys, usual next Sunday. successor of the Dwyer Logging 1 quart Ball Mason hruit Jars at that hokum and bunk that has! Roy, Wash., on Sunday, June who are now crowded into every An especially attractive and Co., has a large number of grad ....................... i.**9® doz gQ tong been exploited in fiction 29. All are doing well. Mrs. available space at the Heme. interesting meeting of tkje Ep- 1 pint Ball Mason Fruit Jars at and fi|m. -Booked to show at the Dodge was formerly Miss Fran Another cottage is therefore im worth League, is announced for ing crews at work on the right- ....... .............................. ®c doz Qem next Tuesday and Wednes- ces Murphy and niece of C. S. perative, or else many homeless Sunday evening. It is hoped of-way. They expect to be log Seeded Raisins, per package 10c fay ging over the rails by the last of Allen of Estacada. She is well boys must be turned away. Buy that there will be a good attend _ . ance. the summer. The railway is to C. ft C. Store Special Coffee,1 known here and her friends will tickets and attend the fair which Ste-M Cut at .........33c package Attention Odd Fellows extend congratulations. tap the 3-6 country. meets at Gresham, at least on Macarona 14 oz package a t... 9c f The installation of officers will Matinee Tomorrow Mrs. Bernard Just of St. Paul, Farm Home Day, Wednesday, Ernest Rynning after an en 3 cans Tuxedo Tobacco-...... 25c take place next Saturday night. Tomorrow the Gem Theatre . Minn., visited her friend Mrs. July 30th. will run twice in the aftemoor. forced vacation through illness, 2 lb Twin Loaves Bread, the All members please make an ef- John Blauth, the first of |the John Blauth Jr. was in Port fort to be on hand. The first show at 2:30 and the is now back again managing the original Tip Top, fresh every _ _ week.| _ . ___ land Tuesday. S e c r e t a r y , 15c morning, at People’s G ft C. store, j second at 4 o’clock. For Fire Insurance P Quite a thunder storm in this locality Monday night, but only a sprinkle of rain. However it did much to relieve the heat of Sunday and Monday, which was terriffic. John Hassell of Estacada was out to his ranch on Thursday. He reports his logan and black cap crops will be short from lack of rain. Mr. and Mrs. J. Young were in Portland on Thursday. Mrs. J Arnold called at the Darby home on Sunday. Mr. and Mrs, Pathe and Mr. and Mrs. White attended the Holstein sale at Gresham Friday. Mr. and Mrs. Asquith were in Portland Friday to secure the cates for harvesting their black caps. They have a small Ford truck. W. K. Winslow, wife and son, of Aumsvill, were visiting at the home of Mrs. Winslow’s brother, P. J. Darby, on Sunday. They reported things being more dam aged in their locality than here, by the drought. Bert Hall, wife and daughter, spent Monday at the ranch. Messrs. Pathe and White were in Oregon City at the organiza tion of the Holstein association. Mr. Pathe was made secretary and Mr. White one of the cow inspector committee. Mr. and Mrs. Cooper w’ere callers at the E. S. Cromer home Sunday evening. Mr. and Mrs. Feathers and son Clayton are visiting at J. Youngs. Haying is the common past time right now. The crop, tho light, is better than expected. The road work in this quarter is about completed. Is it a big improvement? Y es, but n o t enough yet.