EASTERN CLACKAMAS NEWS, THURSDAY,
JULY 31, 1924.
UPPER EAGLE CREEK
ELBERTA PEACHES
W. H. Ritchey is in Lebanon
working at his trade.
Pointer’s for Paints, Wallpaper
and Window Glass.
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Mrs. G. P. Rose was again re­
ported on the sick list last week.
Harry Smith, of the Smith
Hardware company, has pur­
chased the Bacon residence.
FOR CANNING
Are Now on the Market
The next two weeks is the
Mrs. P. S. Stamp and sons re­
turned from the beach last week.
See Mrs. J. E. Gates for piano
instruction. Prices reasonable.
I. 0. 0. F. building.
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J. F. Whalen of the Estacada
laundry took the stage to Port­
land, Saturday morning.
New samples of Wallpaper, 1000
different kinds at Pointers.
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Mrs. Harry Morgan spent the
week end with Mr. and Mrs. U.
S. Morgan.
Mrs. M. J. Moore and daugh­
ter Miss Reliance, were Portland
visitors Monday.
Miss Enola Oakley who is vis­
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DELIVERY
iting her sister, Mrs. Mae Reed,
spent Saturday in Portland.
See J. E. Gates and get that
suit cleaned and pressed. I. 0.
J. E. Gates has a new delivery
GEORGE ITEMS
0 . F. Building.
10-lltf. car for his furniture business, i
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A. E. Sparks is haying a sleep­ which is steadily growing.
A number of people from
ing porch extension added to the
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After Wday the Lbrary w " be
Education at Eagle
northwest end of his house.
closed until September 1.
|Creek laat Su„ day.
Mrs. Charles DuBois was tak­
Shingles *3.25 perMln Estaca-
Mr a„ d Mrg Warliick and
en Saturday to St. Vincent’s hos­
pital. She may have to undergo da by Seaman & Bullis. 6-19-7-1(1 children of Portland, spent Sat-
an operation.
J. W. Miller took in the picnic urday night and Sunday with
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Eagle Creek park, Sunday, of Mr. and Mrs. C. A. Johnson,
BORN—Saturday, July 26th,
1924, a son to Mr. and Mrs. Joe the employes of the Log Cabin: Howard Tone of Portland is
i visiting at the home of his grand-
Haley of Eagle Creek.
Dr. G. Bakery of Portland.
F. Midford of Estacada was in
Miss Irma Gates accompanied mother, Mrs. Howard,
attendance.
her father to Portland last Fri-1 Members of the Lutheran
The cafeteria supper and con­ day, to spend a week visiting! church attended services at the
cert for the benefit of the East­ relatives and friends.
home of Mr. and Mrs. Frank
ern Clackamas band, last Friday
Multnomah county fair all this Ochs, Friday,
evening was a great success. week an Sunday at Gresham.
Mr. and Mrs, Carl Decker have
The band cleared $70.00.
Buy a ticket and thus help the moved to Portland. They are
Mrs. Wilson of Ottawa, Cana­ Children’ s Farm Home at Cor­ planning a trip to the Yellowstone
da, and two children, also Mrs. vallis.
National Park, and on their way
Dan Crites and daughter Jean
Guy Fanton was unfortunate hack they will remain in Mon­
of Springfield, Oregon, arrived enough one day last week, to cut tana at the home of Mr. Deck-
Saturday to be the guests of Mr. his leg with an ax while splitting er’s sister and help with the
and Mrs. W. J. Moore. The two wood. He had to keep quiet fo r ! harvesting,
ladies are sisters, and cousins of a few days, and is getting along
Mr. and Mrs. Hackaney have
Mr. Moore.
nicely.
j moved on the farm vacated by
Irrigation of gardens in Port­
C. H. Kandle and his daugh- Mr. Decker,
land is limited to seven hours ter, Mrs. Vernie Duus, have re-! Mrs. Weisenfluh and children;
each forenoon, and yet there are turned from North Bend, in Mr. Weisenfluh’s sister and Mrs.
people who are complaining. Coos county, where they visited Henry Joyner spent eight days
What would they think of only their son and brother, Charles at the following beaches: Pacific
two hours every other week day Kandle and family.
City, Netarts and Ocean City.
and one hour on Sunday as is the
Mrs. Vrooman and children,
F. B. Guthrie a former princi­
case in Estacada?
pal of the Estacada schools, died Pearl, Rodney and Millard of
Two or three pet dogs in last Thursday of tuberculosis at Portland, were camping one
town, got hold of some poison Salem. He is spoken very high­ night on Currin creek.
one day last week, and conse­ ly o f by those who knew him, as
Mr. and Mrs. Leo Rath visited
quently the owners are in mourn­ that no teacher at any time had at Sandy Ridge on Sunday, at
ing. “ Billy.” a very smart little a more helpful influence over the | the home of Mrs. Rath’s father
bull dog, owned by T. H. Mor­ pupils under him.
and brother, the Widmers.
ton, was one of the victims. It
Patrons of the telephone of­
is supposed that someone very
S P R IN G W A T E R N E W S
fice were pleased to have theser
,
carelessly put out poisoned meat
vices at the switch board, of
to exterminate rats. It nearly
F. Madden has gone to Crater
Miss Edith Harkenrider, who
always happens that smart, valu­
Lake
for a ten days’ outing.
was operator pro tern one day
able dogs get such baits instead
Mr.
and Mrs. D. McDonald
last week. Edith can handle as
of the many worthless mongrels
many “ hellos” as the best of were Portland shoppers Monday.
roving the streets.
| them.
Mrs. S. N. Kilgore has been
enjoying a visit the past week
The
body
o
f
John
Stevens,
the
C A T A R R H A L DEAFNESS
with her mother and brother
Is often caused by an inflamed condition ■young man who was instantly
of the mucous lining of the Eustachian
from New York, who are on
killed
last
Thursday
at
the
log-
Tube. When this tube Is inflamed you
have a rumbling sound or imperfect jging
operations, seven miles their way to the Orient.
hearing. Unless the inflammation can
be reduced, your hearing may be de­ above Estacada, was brought to
There was no Sunday School
stroyed forever.
HAULS CATARRH MEDICINE will town and later was taken in here on Sunday, as most every
do what we claim for It—rid your system
of Catarrh or Deafness caused by charge of Coroner 0. A. Pace. one went to the Sunday School
Catarrh. H A L L S CATARRH MEDICINE
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has been successful In the treatment of 01 UregOO C ity .
The young man rally at Eagle Creek.
Catarrh for over Forty Years.
wai employed by the Porter-
Sold by all druggists.
The small threshing machine
F. J. Cheney A Co., Toledo, O.
Carstens Lumber Co.
started to thresh at Wm. Tuck-
; er’s on Monday.
<• fr-x~:-*-x~:~>x-x~x~:-x~x--x-i-M«-c-x~x-:~>-x-x->-x~x~:->.>.x-:~x-fr->-> Mr. and Mrs. Marion Millard
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W. A. HESSEL :j: visited the week end with Mr.
.and Mrs. Frank Millard.
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Mr. and Mrs. Day ball o f Port­
land visited the week end with
i Mr. and Mrs. R. Hansen.
TIME TO BUY
FRUIT JARS, CAPS, RINGS, Etc.
T. H. MORTON
HESSEL
IMPLEMENT
COMPANY INC-
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I ALL KINDS OF IMPLEMENTS. AUTO TIRES AND TUBES
TYPEW RITERS
NEW
AND
R E B U IL T
Old machines taken in trade as part payment.
Typewriters repaired.— Complete Rental and Supply Department.
THE REBUILT TYPEWRITER COMPANY
304 Oak Street, Portland, Oregon
A. F. JAKSHA, Mgr.
Phone, Broadway 0270
I am particularly interested in the make of machine checked below:
Woodstock___
Underwood___
L. C. Smith___
Remingtom
Royal___
Oliver
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C. C. MILLER
Garfield Grange, No. 317, will X
Successor to Jack Norton
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hold their annual basket picnic
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in the Estacada park on Satur­
day, August 16, 1924.
Every­
body is invited to attend as we
Twenty-five years experience
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will have several good speakers, X
Agt. Portland Laundry
also sports in the afternoon. < kkkkkkkk **:~ x ~ x ~ x ~X”X** x ~ x ~ x *
Full notice later.
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J. B. R o b e r t s o n
N O T IC E
BATHS
RADIO
N O TICE F O R PU BLICATION
06407
Department of the Interior, U. S. Land
Office at Portland, Oregon, July 28,
1924.
NOTICE is hereby Given that Wil­
liam H. Knoll, of Colton, Oregon, who
on September 16th, 1919, made Home­
stead Enirv, No, 06407, for SWJ, Sec­
tion 33, Township 4 S., Range 4 E.,
Willamette Meridian, has tiled notice
of intention to make Three-Year Proof,
to establish claim to the land above
described, before the Register and Re­
ceiver of the U. S, Land Office, at
Portland, Oregon, on the 10th day of
September, 1924.
Claimant names as witnesses:
Gaorge DeVore, of Colton, Ors.;
Dan Stahlnecker, of Colton, O ie.; Louis
Vallen, of Colton, Ore.; Stanley Turel,
of Colton, Ore.
Act 6-9-16
WALTER L, T ooze , S r . Register.
7-31-8-28
A party was given last Satur­
day evening by Mrs. Paddison
in honor of Mr. and Mrs. I.
Akers, celebrating their four­
teenth wedding anniversary.
There was a small crowd pres­
ent, but a pleasant evening was
enjoyed by all. A fine lunch-1
eon was served.
See me before you buy that set. I
sell the H a LLOWATT Receiving
Sets, the kind that will please you
If you are interested let me dem-
slrate this fine set to you.
PRICES ARE RIGHT.
C L Y D E SCH OCK
Crawfords’ Garage, Estacada, Ore.
Or Phone 69-7
PLUMBING
PIPE and FITTINGS
Get our prices before you buy
Dryer Pipes
Made to
Order
For Sheet Iron work,
repairs, soldering and
plumbing, call at the
JOSEPH E. GATES
A M E MAIN
S STREET.
SHOP
MORTICIAN
and EMBALMER
HOUSEHOLD GOODS
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FURNITURE-Beds,
Mattresses, Stoves,
Dining RoomiTables
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Estacada Lodge %
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Meets every Saturday evening m j .
their lodge room, corner of Broad- j
way and Third streets. Visiting 7
brothers are always welcome.
.1. H. Tracy, N. G.
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J. K. Ely, Secretary,
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NEW AND SECOND HAND
Hints F o r M e n
M e n ’s D r e s s S h o e s , O x f o r d s , H a t s , S h i r t s - E n g -
l is h
B r o a d c lo th ,
S ilk
S ock s
and
N eck
T ie s .
A f u l l l i n e o f s i z e s i n M e n ’s a n d Y o u n g M e n ’s
U n i o n S u it s , w i t h s h o r t s l e e v e s , a n k l e l e n g t h s ,
e c r u c o lo r ,
$1.00
P e r s u it .
Men’s B. V. D. style Union Suits, re g u lar $1.25
A fa ir s e le c t io n o f
99 p e r
n u m W a r e , a ll g o o d
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s iz e , p r i c e d
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values, 89c
P u re
to
A lu m i­
c lo s e
$1.29
suit
out
each
GET YOUR PEACHES FOR CANNING
t h i s w e e k a s t h e c r o p is s h o r t a n d w e h a v e t h e
RIGHT KIND OF PEACHES AND THE PRICE IS REASONABLE
Estacadan Honored
It will be o f interest to the
¡community to know that Mrs.
j Rose Wilcox, president of the
American Legion Auxiliary of
WILLYS-KNIGHT, OVERLAND and STAR CARS. TRUCKS, ACCESSORIES
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Estacada, has been appointed
T R A C T O R S A ND T R A C T O R I M P L E M E N T S
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state
chaplain and also at the
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Kelly-Springfield and United States Tires.
Silos. Engines, Ensilage Cutters, all Harvesting Machinery— Binders.
■ recent convention was elected
Mcw-rs Pikes Taddar». Blndar Twtra Planter« Srreader», Crernt Separator« Disc Marrow».
state delegate to the national
S «* * :-h Harrow, S ; - - r T x t h w i-tc w »-P o n a b la Dta* Saw» Papa r» tor all Im»■ament»
.tree c v .: « » P i w j Surer
D » Mire:« Water S y r t m . N atari Stray Oust Cura and
Stray.
MaeMrery that ha» prc»«d to be Right
A «.-* « it»t ot r e d uaad Implamam* and * convention of the American Le-
Maut -ery Craar- S«para-:ri used A trc n e t e» Trucks tractor». Lock the»« uaad car» c »«r
| ! gion Auxiliary to be held in St.
irtre that- thar you will buy a uaad tar from us.
% | Paul, Minnesota, in October.
Eatacada, Oregon
Mrs, Pearl vValte and two chil­
dren of Quincy, Illinois, are the
guests of Mrs. T. C. McKay.
Mrs. Waite is the niece of Mrs.
McKay.
Mrs. Akers entertained the
“ Douglass Ridge Sewing Circle”
at her home last Friday after­
noon. A delicious luncheon con­
sisting of sandwiches, cake lem­
onade and ice-cream was served.
Then the ladies made a short
visit to the mill and had their
pictures taken.
Mr. and Mrs. James Denning
were seen over this way Satur­
day afternoon. They were call­
ing at the homes of Will and Roy
Douglass.
Guy Wilcox and family have
moved over to H. S. Gibson’s
place and will stay with him for
a while.
Last Saturday evening Eagle
Creek grange met at the hall
and had a short business meet­
ing. Owing to illness the candi­
dates were not present and so
there was no initiation. There
was quite a good program al­
though the lecturer was absent.
Some yisitors from George were
present.
Mr. and Mrs. Joe Haley are
the proud parents of a fine,
bouncing baby boy, who weighs
nine pounds and was born Satur­
day, June 26. Mother and son
are doing nicely.
Mr. and Mrs. R. B. Gibson,
Mrs. Will Douglass, Mrs. W. H.
Douglass and Miss Florence
Douglass were calling on Mrs.
Marie Gibson, who has been ill,
Saturday afternoon. They found
her improving and able to sit up.
Mr. and Mrs. H. F. Gibson and
Miss Alice Udell were calling at
the home of H. S. Gibson, Mon­
day evening.
Mr. Paddison and son Fred
hauled Borne wood for the school
the first part of the week.
Mr. Sersanous shipped twelve
head of his fine Ayshire cattle to
Gresham to exhibit at the fair
this week.
JO IN TH E CROW D A T
THE PEOPLE'S STORE
W here y o u r D o llar has m ore Cents
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