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About Eastern Clackamas news. (Estacada, Or.) 1916-1928 | View Entire Issue (July 3, 1924)
EASTERN CLACKAMAS NEWS, THURSDAY. JULY 3 ,1024 — BARTON GEORGE ITEMS Mrs. G. W. Turner made a Haying is in fulL progress but business trip to Portland and the crop is rather short. Now we offer you 12 dividends every year! Oregon City one day recently. Mr. and Mrs. Chanev and chil Mr. and Mrs. William Kaake dren and Mrs. Willing were ! of Estacada, called on Mr. and guests of Mr, and Mrs. Held on Mrs. David Courtney last week. Sundav evening. Miss Emma Paulsen of Port Mr. Peterson’s mother is visi land returned home to remain ting here at present. Mr. and Wm Odell have moved with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. to Estacada where Mr. Odell is P. Paulsen for about two months. HIS company now offers local industry. For the first employed at a saw mill, and that to its customers, patrons time in the history of the Mrs. P. Ruhl went to Port and the public what we be Northwest you are given a land Tuesday to.attend the wed the children may be nearer to at lieve to be one of the most chance of earning regular ding of her sister, Elsie Miller, tend school the coming term. Miss Jessie Odell is picking attractive opportunities for and attractive d i v i d e n d s which took place on Wednesday berries for Mrs. Sherman Lyon putting their mcyiey to work twelve times a year —one evening. of Gresham. at high wages in a great big dividend day each month. Mr. Weisenfluh has his sis C. T. Whitehead ar.d son Gus ter from Nebraska visiting him. Mr. and Mrs. Emanuel Miller, and family are spending their Mrs. Crawford, Mr. and Mrs. M. vacation with relatives, the mill Doryland of Gresham spent Sat being shut down over the 4th. urday night and Sunday with A large attendance witnessed the latter’s sister, Mrs. P. Rhul the baptizing of Mr. and Mrs. — Briefly, these are the reasons for the and family, also Jake Miller and a t t r a c t i v e n e s s of this new 7.20 per Frank Tiffany and daughter Ber family on Sunday evening. cent accumulative Fir»t Preferred Stock: tha. Miss Clara was ill and will Mr. and Mrs. Theodore Har ders were seen in the neighbor be baptized soon. The Rev. Mr. Your income will be regu Divitfends exempt f r o m Berry of Oregon City held the hood driving a Buick car 1 lar and dependable. 4 normal federal income tax Mrs. Lee was a guest of Mrs. services. ^ — Your savings will be safe. J. Paulsen on Monday for dinner. Bob King was rather unlucky on Dividends paid by check Business is firmly estab 2 on the tirst of each month 6 Mrs. Bateson and daughter Sunday, being rooted from start lished, well managed and Marian of Portland are visiting to finish while playing with the or quarterly, as preferred. permanent. with Mr. and Mrs. H. Johnson, j Douglass Sawdust Boys, and on a sister of Mrs. Bateson. Exempt from Oregon per- _ To yield 7.20 per c e n t . the way home nearly having a __ 7 Price $100. sonai property tax. head on wreck. The driver o f! £ the other car to avert an accident $ If you desire to subscribe are yours and then your drove his car too near the bank. £ for shares on our easy pay dividends begin to accrue and it began to slip on the grass j £ ment plan you may pay $10 immediately. and caused him to go right into a £ per share down and $10 a Act on this opportunity to j wire fence. No one was hurt month per share until paid l and the car but little damaged. for. We will pay you 7 per day. Inquire at our In The Douglass Sawdust Boys cent interest on all your vestment Department. 820 won the game Sunday, the score payments until the shares Electric Building, now! j being 9 to 10, The local catcher j * and also the pitcher were ill. A i very good game was played and | $ WITH ; a large crowd attended despite $ Portland, Salem, Oregon City, and Vancouver, Wash. ' the warm weather. Owing to the illness of Mrs. ••*••• V w V V The girl who was born to be Maude Odell, Mrs. Ida Warner loved. entertained the Good Will club. You’ll see her real story in this Eight members were present and heart-to-heart drama by the au ¡all reported a pleasant time with thor of “ HUMORESQUE.’’ delicious refreshments. COMEDY S. P. Pesznecker of Portland, had the misfortune to have his Seeing Double foot badly crushed last week. His son Leo went in Sunday to [ see him. Mr. and Mrs. D. H. Courtney Afternoon and Evening spent one evening recently with SEE ESTACADA HOTEL Mr. and Mrs. George Forman. Mr. and Mrs. L. A. Wallace n U IE T , CLEAN, and then so Homelike, really in a and sons visiled relatives at Staf ; I class by itself for service— you must stay here to a* the dashing Yankee ford one day last week. T 7.20 per cent in Oregon's Greatest Public Utility! - Banking Headquarters U E R E at Clackamas County Bank, we • I number among our patrons people who live at some distance from Sandy. But this has not deprived them of the bene fits of a good banking connection for they do their banking by mail. Let us tell you more of this convenience and practical plan- CLACKAMAS COUNTY BANK S a n d y , O re g o n Commercial Savings GEM THEATRE TONIGHT “ The Nth Commandment” Portland Electric Power Company Colleen Moore l JU LY 4th * Johnny Hines Jockey, in “ L IT T L E JO H N N Y J O N E V ’ Rased on the DramatieJCo-Musi- cal Composition b) George M. Cohan. You will rork with lauphter one instant —and the next, grip your seat with suspense.—a wonderful story with superlative acting. COMEDY First show in afternoon at 2:30 Second show at 4:00 p. m. Saturday and Sunday THE LOVE PIKER” With Anita Stewart A Play You Will EnjoY Com edy and New» Tuesday & Wednes. LOCKVOURDOORS »•curely, set your burgulnr alarm, conc»»l your gema —if you want to be on the safe aide against t lievea! Then go and see the thrilling and beautiful romance that pictures the machinationa of the most dar ing band of international crimi nals that ever operated in society. SEE- PRISCILLA DEAN in a Thrilling Drama that you will remember for many a day. «« WHITE TIGER »* with a splendid supporting rast 4th Leather Pusher Series He Locpj to Conquer D O U G LA SS MILL GOSSIP Y fully realize the kind of service we aré giving. The rooms are spotlessly clean, and say, the Dining Room, you will enjoy. The gossip says that the mill is closed for a week so that every All are cordially asked to make one will have a vacation. this Hotel their headquarters. That Mr. and Mrs. Ed Doug Paul Bunion Service all through the house lass and Betty Jean accompanied by Mrs. Cluster of Morrow, the; Yours very cordially, mother of Mrs. Douglass, Mil Enduring, Sanitary, Crackless White dred DeShazer and Raymond M. J. MOORE. Hansen, started for Newport on 1 I n DOORS or oct this master made-ln-America Enamel Monday. will protect the surface, be it metal, wood or plaster. That Gus Sanindiaa and little Specified by leading architects. You cannot obtain more son Orvil visited a day or so with ' Douglass, Carl Rehberg, Duke Four people, two ladies, a man permanent, more beautiful, more lasting whiteness at any and Bob King. Sam Wilson was the Ike Akers family. Early on ! and a boy, met the other eve cost. Try it today on your bath-room woodwork, metal umpire. Rehberg’s thumb was i Monday morning they all wentj ning on the street when it was beds, furniture — anywhere, of joint and Ed to Marshfield where Mr. S. lives. I thrown out noticed that they all had the Douglass was hit a little above He is Mrs. Akers’ brother-in-law. name of Smith by birth or mar There are, in addition, delightful tints of Gray, Ivory and Blue. one knee by the ball. riage, and yet none was related That on Sunday Mrs. Carl to the others. Montgomery entertained her sis-1 LOCAL _____ BREVITIES Mrs. O. E. Culver had the mis ocal Agent— A . S A G N ER , Electric Store, Estacada ters from Willamette, also Miss! fortune to fall off a ladder the Hively of Currinsville. M b. Pean^nT county health Plans were made at a meeting In other day. She had mounted it 1 haf l art Montgomery was in nurse, visited Estacada Tuesday. Birkenhead last week toward organi to get a pair of shoes for a cus zation ot a Pioneer's society of the Many men employed in the R. tomer in Rose’s store. She was Nehalem valley. That the Montgomery family R. camps came down last night badly shaken but fortunately not left Tuesday morning for Eugene to spend the Fourth at home, seriously hurt where they will spend a week Mrs. Lena Underwood and son The Mue-baek salmon hare started The Masons of Estacada had their annual run in the mid-Columbia. with friends. Lester returned last night from WANT UNO FOR SALE ADS That Ed Chapman was visiting Washington points, where they quite a number of visitors at Common echool fund loena in Ore their meeting Tuesday night, gon on June 1$ aggregated M.T24,- at the mill Sunday. had been visiting. from Bull Run and Mannot, »04. *0. MONEY TO LO A N -W e have That George Douglass' family Watch our builetin board just among them being John Green Blanco Masonic lodge of Marahfleld plenty of money to loan on farms motored out several times last inside the door for daily specials. wood. celebrated ita »4th anniversary of or at 6 V No commission. Relia week from Portland. They are all big money savers at ganisation. ble abstracts. Oregon City Ab W H ITE ENAM EL OREGON NEWS' ÍTEMS OF SPECIAL INTEREST Last Sunday Mr. and Mrs. That when the mill opens up Rose’s. All of the rooms of the new Albany Fred Gartner Sr. and Mr. and again Mrs. Hansen w ill have the Mrs. Irving Smith has returned general hospital will be furnished by Mrs. Fred Gartner Jr. and chil fraternal organisations. charge of the cook house. from Roseburg. where she was dren. came out from Portland and Summer session registration nt Ore That the ball game at Barton £ lled 0noa« 0Unt ° f *er fath«r’» with Mr. and Mrs. A. E. Sparks gon Agricultural college has shown a Sunday afternoon betw een Bar- She reports him as much enjoyed a picnic dinner on the decided increase over last year. ton and Douglass Mill proved ,mprove<1 river near town. Ronald G. White has resigned the quite thrilling. The Lumber- No firecrackers and the like Mr. and Mrs. C. B. Lawrence postmastership at PaUa City to become j .cks won bv a score of 9 to 10. rn*y he set off between the R. R. of Portland, accompanied by Mr. I cashier of the Rank of Palls City. Carl Rehberg was the Babe Ruth track and 4th 8,reet and between and Mrs. James E. Robison, the Formation of n Clackamas County for the min, while Duse knocked Currin and Wade streets. See parents of Mrs. Ltwrence. called Holstein association was completed at Oregon City by about »0 breeders a three bagger. Roy IVniglass ordinance No. 64. Sunday afternoon on Mr. and of the county. was in ti»e pitching trim, and Norman Ard who is n sailor on Mrs. G. E. Lawrence. Mrs. C. George Smith as catcher. Both the cruiser Omaha of the U. S. B. Lawrence and baby remained* Mrs James C Stuart of 4<I Benton teams deserve praise for their i navy, which is stopping at Port- to visit a few days, while the street. Portland, was named national comraltteewomaa for Oregon by Will sportsmanship. The mill players land over the Fourth, will visit others returned to Portland. R. King, who la to succeed Dr. J. W w»r e t , et hr »e Smith brothers ( his aunt here Mrs. G. P. Hose. Morrow as Oregon democratic national Ray Hansen, Rov and E l for a brief furlough. Job printing at tbeNcw s office «>»»4» stract Co. il-ltf MONEY TO LOAN— We have plenty of mcney to loan on farms at 6'»—From one to 20 years. No commission on large loans. S. E. W o o s t e r , Estacada. Ore. ____ _ 6-19tf FOR SALE—Desk chair and Chevrolet coupe. Inquire of Dr. G. F. Midford, Estacada. 6-12tf SHINGLES FOR SA L E -U n - til July 15 we will sell firstclass ’Star A Star” shingles at ¿1.00 per M *t the mill 3 miles south east of Dodge, or *3 25 delivered at Estacada. Seaman & Bulbs, Care B. H •tore, Kt 2. Estacada. -6-19-7-10