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EASTERN CLACKAMAS NEWS, THURSDAY, AUGUST 21, 1924. GEORGE ITEMS LOCAL B R E V IT IE S Nick Rath, Carl Lins and Chris Klinker went to the mountains to fight fire. Mr. and Mrs. A. H. Miller spent Sunday in Milwaukie. Miss Emma Paulsen a f t e r spending about two months with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Peter Paulsen, has returned to Port land. Fred Lins and Miss Flora Lins were callers at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Held, Sunday evening. G. W. Wilson has gone to Port land to work. Mr. and Mrs. H. Joyner, Mr. and Mrs. Harold Joyner and children, and Mr. and Mrs. J. Paulsen were guests of Mr. and Mrs. A. Lee last Saturday. Miss Minerva Dew, Albert Lins, and Ted and Dell Harders went to Columbia Beach, Sun day, in Ted Harders’ car. AND NEWS IT E M S See J. E. Gates and get that suit cleaned and pressed. I. 0. 0. F. Building. 10-lltf. OUR REGULAR PRICE ON Fred Saling is minus his ton sils which were taken out last week. The drouth is broken and old Jupe acted wisely in doing it gently. Dr. and Mrs. Charles P. John son and family returned Sunday from their vacation which was spent at Rockaway Beach. Mrs. G. F. Mid ford and hre mother have returned from Sea- view. Washington, where they spent about two weeks. Mr. and Mrs. N. Kirchem and children of Oregon City visited, Sunday, Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Duus, who are the parents of Mrs. Kirchem. BORN in Estaeada, August 9, 1924, to Mr. and Mrs. C. E. Sur- fus, an eight and a half pound son. Dr. W. W. Rhodes was the attending physician. Fruit Jars $ 1.00 Ball Mason, Qts Ball Mason, Pts . 85c Id e a l-g la s s top— Qts $1.25 Ideal— glass top— Pts $1.15 Jelly Glasses 50c Diamond Drill T. H. MORTON ^ W. A. HESSEL HESSEL IMPLEMENT COMPANY INC- Estaeada, O regon ALL KINDS OF IMPLEMENTS. AUTO TIRES AND TUBES W1LLYS-KNIGHT. OVERLAND and STAR CARS. TR IC K S . ACCESSORIES T R A C T O R S AND T R A C T O R IM P L E M E N T S Kelly-Springfield and United States Tires. Sik>s. Engines, Ensilage Cutters, all Harvesting Machinery— Binders, T . Í 3 .T», B - » r T i r -• P .«->--i S c r e d e r , C r „ r - S « c * * -c r , E>iic Harrow! H i-’ cw i S t r i- f Toorh P msbJ# Orac Saw, R .t a in ter ail Implements. Q T_ r , » P e w , Superior Drl s V r « i W«wr Sre-em i N arara Strar D u « Cwia and. Í „ M ar:- -err that has pror.0 to hr R i,ht- A arra lut o t n o t uaad Ir-clament! and Va ‘ -e-y Crear-Separar -I -sai A .!c ~ c t ri Truck, Tractor!. Look t h e » u » 4 car, o * « . Jrt»e them than roa erti, bu» a -sed car from tía. M :» ,-!. Masonic Tem ple NEW AND REBUILT Old machines taken in trade as part payment. Typewriters repaired.-Com plete 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----- L. Underwood___ Smith----- Royal___ N O TICE TO C R E D IT O R S Dedication Oliver Address ! MILLER & MORELAND \ Ladies’ and Children’s haircutting a specialty. Any girl in trouble may com municate with Ensign Lee of the Salvation Army, at the White Shield Home, 565 Mayfair Ave., Portland, Oregon. 9-20-tf ■ BARBERS BATH S :j: Shops on Broadway and Main Sts. * j. N O T IC E O F FINAL A C C O U N T N O T IC E F O R P U BL IC A TIO N In the County Court of the Stat e of Oregon for Clackamas County. In the matter of the estate of O. Josen- dale, deceased. NOTICE is hereby given that the undersigned has been duly appoint ed administratrix of the estate of O. Josendale, {deceased, by the County Court of the State of Oregon and has duly qualified. All persons having claims against said deceased or his es tate are hereby notified to present the same, duly verified and with proper vouchers at her office in the County Court House, Oregon City, Clackamas County, Oregon, within six months from the date of this notice. M1NDA E. CHURCH, Administratrix of the estate of O. Josendale. Dated this 12th day of August, 1924. 8-14-9-11 Remingtom N a m e________ ________________________________ calling on old time friends. The laying o f the Corner Stone and the dedicatonof the Masonic Temple will be held on the after noon and (evening of Thursday, September 4th. The ceremonies of the laying of the Corner Stone 1 are at 3:00 o ’clock in the after noon and the dedication at 7:30 1 in the evening, under the direc- | ticn of Grand Master Oliver P. j Coshow', Justice of the Supreme j Court of Oregon, assisted by the officers of the Grand Lodge of ■ Oregon. An elaborate program j is being prepared for the even -1 I ing which will be announced i I next w eek. TYPEW RITERS In the County Court of the State of Oregon for the County of Clackamas. In the matter of the Estate ) of [ 3080 Thomas Caldo, Deceased. ) NOTICE is hereby given thRt Wil liam Caldo, as administrator with the will annexed o f the last will and testa ment and of the estate of Thomas Cal do, deceased, has duly filed his final ac count as such administrator with the County Court of the State of Oregon, | for the County of Clackamas, and that Monday, September 8, 1924, at the hour of 9:30 A. M. and at the Court room of this Court has been fixed as | the time and place for the hearing of objections to the said final account and the settlement thereof. WILLIAM CALDO, Administrator. Ken Bartlett of Seattle a form McGUIRK & SCHNEIDER, Attorneys for Administrator. er Estaeada boy, accompanied Dated and first published August 14th, 1924. by a lady friend, was in Estaca Date of last publication September 11, da a short time last Saturday, 1924. PHONE 74-1 DELIVERY W. J. Sampson of Gresham was in town Monday morning Mr. and Mrs. Neal Bronson and COUNTY FAIR NOTES and called at this office to renew son Harold, returned from Port his subscription to the N ew s for land Saturday afternoon. j Clackamas County Fair will be another year. Mr. and Mrs. William Dills of ¡held at Canby, September 17, 18. State Grange Master George Portland, were guests of W. F. i 19 and 20. A. Pal miter of Hood River was Cary over the wees end. j Detailed plans for the county accompanied Saturday by his See Mrs. J. E. Gates for piano fair were considered by foorteen wife and three daughters, Misses instruction. Prices reasonable, j of the twenty-five members of Jennie, Dhrothy and Marian I. O. O. F. building. tf tlie executive committee at a Palmiter, ' ' * . ... meeting held last week, H. W. H. C. Gohring has moved his This is Buyers’ Week in Port Kanne, presiding. ice making plant further back in land, and fun will be unrestkain- Enthusiasm was at a high pitch ed for the visitors. The whole his new building on to the cement when Carl Joehnke outlined some sale men of Portland who do the floor. of the things definitely decided entertaining will get theirs in in Mrs. W. R. Putnam and two upon in connection with the four creased orders. children of Salem, spent the days’ meet. In addition to the Mr. and Mrs. G. E. Lawrence week end with her sister, Mrs. Jerseys, Guernseys and Holstein went to Portland Sunday morn H. W. Mort. cattle, the herd of Ayrshires ing, and in the afternoon at Mrs. N. B. Ecker went to owned by the Earlcrest Farm of tended the funeral of their old Portland Thursday where she Eagle Creek will be exhibited. friend, A. E. Scott at Forest visited relatives, returning Sun In the line of concessions a mer Grove. Mr. Scott was formerly day evening. ry-go round and Ferris wheel editor of the Washington County Mrs. Earl LaForge, E. J. ; have been secured. The base- News-Times. Palmateer and Mesdames E. E. j ball tournament will include Simon MacDonald of Oregon Hannah and Harper went t o , games between the teams of the City, republican candidate for Gresham Sunday morning. Crown-Willametce company, Ca- county sheriff, was in Estaeada C. A, Dykeman and his family rus an<f Monitor. Saturday attending the grange returned last Thursday from their Negotiations are pending with picnic. He called at the N ew s of vacation, which they spent at Everette Wilson, who put on a fice but we regret we were awayj Bandon and Sunset Beach, round-up or rodeo show at the at the time. Miss Dorothy Fraley and Miss fair grounds July 4 and 5, to put Mr. and Mrs. Vernie Duus Maxine Campbell of Portland on another show during the four went last week to Crater Lake. are making a two weeks visit days of the fair. In addition to Mrs. R. G, Morse of Portland, with Mr. and Mrs. A. H. Fraley the other attractions, Wilson has who has been stopping at Log offered to bring 20 Umatilla In of Estaeada. LaBarre visited Mr. and Mrs. dians. Mrs. E. E. Moorehead of Port A. E. Sparks, Sunday. Friday, Sebtember 29, was de land, sister of Mrs. J. E. Gates, Accompanying Governor Pierce ! came Saturday to attend and sing signated as school or children’s Saturday from Salem were State for Garfield grange picnic in day. Brenton Vedder, county school Treasurer Jefferson Mvers and r stacada park. superintendent, will send a com his wife. W. L. Dalzell, the gov J. C. Duus took Mr. and Mrs. munication to each district urg ernor’s private secretary who is C. A. Jacques and their friend, also a member of the Board of Q. Dean Langworthy of San ing that the schools be dismissed for that day and that the attend Control. Francisco and his young son, for ance at the fair be universal. Mr. and Mrs. W. E. Abbott a ride Friday along the Columbia Other features will include a and Miss Nellie Abbott returned River highway. speaker at the forum hour each to their home last week at Bel Miss Maude Sturgeon and her morning, address to be on some lingham, Wash., after a short mother went Tuesday to Port visit with their daughter and land. The former will attend topic of special interest to the sister, Mrs. H. H. Smith, who Buyers Week doings, and during farmers. Dancing at the pavilion with her little daughter accom her absence Don Newman is erected last year will be a feat ure each evening. panied them to Bellingham. taking her place in the Phar Conceding that horse racing macy. would be a drawing card, the “ C O L D IN T H E H E A D ” On the train Saturday morn committee decided that the ex Is an acute attack of Nasal Catarrh. ing. going to Portland or inter pense would make it prohibitive. Those subject to frequent "colds are ?»cnerallv in a “ run down” condition. mediate points were Mrs. W. A. A . E. Cowell suggested a dog HAL#L:8 CATARRH MEDICINE Is ft Treatment consisting of an Ointment, to Hevlman, Mrs. F. G. Robiey and and cat show as attractive feat ! used locally, and a Tonic, which arts Oulcidy through the Blood on the Mu son Grant, Mrs. Earl LaForge, ures. While too late to be taken cous Surfaces, building up the System, and making you less liable to “ colds.’ C. B. Linn, S. Kilgore and Up up this year, the matter will be Sold bv druggists for over 40 Tears. F J. Cheney & Co., Toledo, O. ton A. Upton. taken up in time for the 1925 fair. PHONE 1141 Monday morning a diamond drill loaded on a truck passed through Estaeada on its way to Cazadero. It had come all the way from Coeur d’ Aleñe in Ida ho, and was under the care of J. F. Black more and two drillers. It belongs to the Grant Smith Co., railroad contractors, who will drill to find a rock founda tion for a new dam which the P. E. P,.Co. will build below Caza dero. The diamond of the drill weighed three and a half carats and cost $150 a carat. cm"TTrJ U d T 'i.'TTUPTIl ' '.'tri 9c 0H407 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 Entry, No, 06407, for SWJ, Sec tion 33, Township 4 S ., Range 4 E., Willamette Meridian, has filed notice of intention to make Three-Year Proof, to establish claim to the land above described, before the Register and Re ceiver of I 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, Ore.; Louis Vallen, o f Colton, Ore.; Stanley Turel, of Colton, Ore. Act 6-9-16 WALTER L, T ooze , S r . 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