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EASTF.PM Cf.A C LA M A S NEWS, THURSDAY, J A N U A R Y 8, 1925
¡carriages 1 hat Led
Eastern Clackam as New s
to Odd Relationships
Entered at the postoffice in F.staccda,
Oregon, as second-class mail.
.Mysterious muddles someliines urlse
out id' second marriages. A Corsican
girl married a man whose Orsl wife
at
was (lie sister of the girl's grand
mother.
This makes her her own
mother's grandaunt and her grand
I ' - r - f f "
I h k -
mother's sister-in-law. To her brother
and sisters she is great-aunt. Finally,
ESTACADA PUBLISHING COMPANY,
she is her own grand-niece. Her bus-
A l < RFORATK'N.
and is the hrother-in-law of his grand
nephews and grand-nieces.
S ubscription R ates
An elderly American became the
One year
grandfather of his six children, and
Bix months
Ids first wife’s stepfather. He divorced
IS ONE OF THE ANCIENT LAND
Ills wife and married his mother-in-
law. The widower who married in suc
MARKS OF ESTACADA—LIKE THE
cession seven sisters contracted vari
ous relationships, says the Montreal
L IT T L E CITY IT IS NAMED AFTER,
>
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Family Herald and Star. This innu
IT IS ON TH E MAP AND STILL
started by marrying the eldest of the
BIBLE THOUGHT
sisters, and subsequently went rigid
STRIVES
TO
SERVE
ANY
AND
A
L
L
— FOR TODAY —
down the line. Finally he led the
WHO MIGHT BE GOING THIS WAY-
seventh and last sister to the altar.
!8,bu » w s s i Ä Ä J r " 01
A German village Is puzzled over the
AS USUAL WE T R Y TO PLEASE
relationships resulting from the double
AND MAKE A LL FEEL A T HOME
marriage of a father and a son. The
Brethren, i f a man be overtak
father, u widower, married the village
en in a fault, ye which are spiritual,
AND HAPPY.— Your Patronage Solicited.
1 lie. She thus became a stepmother to
restore such a one in the spirit of
her husband's forty-year-old son. The
meekness; considering thyself, lest
-■on.-In Ills turn, met the girl’s mother
thou also be tempted.— Galations
nil married her.
Consequently his
6 :1.
father is now his son-in-law and he
O B IT U A R Y
will fear no evil fo r Thou art with himself Is his own grandfather. In the
meantime, the village belle presented
Contributed
me”
’
IN D U S T R Y SPELLS P R O S P E R IT Y
.
/w ...
,
or husband with a baby daughter.
Hoyt
_____
Alice Francis H
oyt
(W h itn ey)
“ Living or dying, Lord,
Clearly this child is sister-in-law to her
Business experts state that much was born in Oberlin,, Ohio, March
1 ask to be but Thine;
.landmotherl
general prosperity is ahead o f our 1 3 , 1854-, and deperted this life at
My life in Thee, Thy life in me
country at this time. The past year | 8:25 P. M. Tuesday, December 30,
Make heaven fo r aver mine.”
"
*—
!----- 1924, aged 70 years, 9 months and
Interment was made in the Odd
has marked the end o f * the
business
fellows cemetery
near
Estacada,
depression and the period o f read 17 days.
The fam ily moved to Faribault, under the direction o f Undertaker
justment, as they see it. The time
One oflen finds In the nenr vicinity
is at hand fo r a gradual climb up the Minnesota, where Miss Alice Hoyt Joseph E. Gates.
of a Hindu temple, gays a writer In an
ladder o f prosperity. This they pre met Eugene Adelbert Whitney, with
Indian puper, two high stone pillars,
Dies
dict will be gradual, however, fo l whom she was united in marriage
sometimes 30 feet high, with a stone
Mrs Dolores E. Lowell died at the 1 ti sspiece, from which hang Iron
lowing an extended period o f inac- on Thanksgiving day, November 29,
1883. Mr. and Mrs. Whitney moved home o f her daughter, Mrs. Rich chains. These swings play an Impor
tivity.
This renewal o f activity
comes to Fairview, Oregon, in 1901, where ard Githens, near Oregon City, De tant part In the various festivals of the
because the country is ready fo r it. they resided most o f the time until cember 30, 1924, a fte r a short ill year, especially for the young people.
The very act of swinging on this sa
Everything seems to favor it and four years ago, when they came to ness. Mrs. Lowell, who has resided
iled structure Is pleasing to the deity
in
Honduras,
Central
America,
fo
r
Estacada,where
they
have
since
re
there appears to be little political in
of the temple, and when It Is possible
sided.
Mrs. W hitney became a two years, came north to spend
terference to hold it back.
to combine both pleasure and worship,
the
holidays
with
her
daughter.
Christian
in
early
life,
and
united
Plans are now under way to open
then it is not unnatural this form of
many linos o f industry which have with the Methodist Chnreh in Fari Shortly a fter her arrival she con- exercise should be greatly appreciated.
Later she trans : rue ted pneumonia, which proved In certain seasons, especially the har
been idlefor some time due to many bault, Minnesota.
ferred
her
membership
to the Pres- fatal.
vest season, the swing is in great de
causes. This will mean the open
She was a resident o f Michigan mand, and religious ceremonies are per
ing up o f employment fo r
many byterianChurch o f that place, and
formed by tile priests of the temple.
idle men and women. Industry alone when they came to Oregon her mem fo r many years and was fifty-six
On the top bar of the swing It Is not
years
o
f
age
at
the
.
time
o
f
her
bership
was
placed
in
the
Presby
makes fo r prosperity. Money in cir
death.
She is survived a husband, unusual to find a number of earthen
terian Church at Fairview.
culation makes work fo r others.
ware chattels, which are the home of
W.
D.
Lowell,
who was called here
Mrs. W hitney had been gradually
It seems that this long decline
the sacred pigeons connect.J with the
in employment began in 1923, but failing fo r the past year, Sho had prior to her death, a daughter, Mrs. temple.
These swings are often built in the
statistics show that an uptrend been failing quite rapidly the pari R Githens, a mother, sister and two
middle of the street, and they not in
began
in July
of
last
year month till the end came the last brothers who reside in Michigan.
The funeral was held January frequently constitute a real obstacle
and has been very slowly creeping Tuesday in Decmber, 1924.
1, 1925, at the Holman chapel in to Iraliic. But the authorities would
upward since that time.. Employ
Oue brother and one sister have
Oregon City, with interment in the ertainly have great difficulty In per
ment increased durng the months preceded
Mrs. Whitney in death.
suading the temple people to agree tq_
o f August and September 3 V4 per She leaves to mourn her loss, her I. O. O. F. cemetery at Estacada. llie removal of them.
Tha
Rev'.
Caradoc
Morgan,
pastor
cent and in October prior to the devoted husband, one sister and
presidential election, when no one two brothers. Her sister, Mrs N el o f tha Congregational church o f Or
seemed able to predict fo r certain lie C. West, and brother, Elmer E. egon City officiated.
Edouard Hemenyi was a famous
the political outcome, industrial em Hoyt both reside in Minnesota. Her
Hungarian violinist who made several
H O W ELL-REED W ED D IN G
ployment gained . a larger percent other
brother,
W illis
T.
Hoyt,
Wedding bells chimed shortly world tours and settled In New York
age o f increase than it had in Sep sides in southern Oregon.
after the ringing in o f the new year, for some years. He died of apoplexy
tember.
The funeral service was held at when Mr George Howell and Miss on the stage of the Orpheum theater,
It is usually expected that busi- the home. Miss Anna Dillon and Mabel Adeiia Reed, were united in Sun Francisco, on May 15, 1898. This
was his first appearance on the vaude
ness activity will fall off during the ¡y[rs. -p. B. Young sang, “ It Is Well
mrriago at the Methodist parson ville stage and he was enthusiastical
months o f November and Decem With My Soul” , and “ Abide With age.
The ceremony took place at ly received on plufing two or three
ber, but this year confidence has Me.”
Mrs. Stone o f Fairview, Ore eleven o'clock Thursday
morning, classical pieces. He responded with
been slowly developing and with it gon, an old time friend
of
Mrs. the Rev. Ira F. Rankin officiating. “ Old Glory,” which created tremen
business has been expanding with Whitney, sang ’’Jesus Savior Pilot The bride’s mother, Mrs. C. E. Reed, dous applause. Then he commenced
considerable speed.
Me.”
her brother, Mr. Charles W. Reed, to piny Delibes’ “ Pizzicati,” but after
a few measures he leaned over and
W ith a longer tendency o f money
Rev.
Ira F. Rankin spoke o f and her little nephew were present.
then fell forward on Ills fnce, dead.
rates appears a great period o f firm “ The Journey o f Death” , from the
Mr. and Mrs. Howell will make
It is interesting to know that at one
ness. The stock markets have ad text found in Job, 16:22: “ When u their home with her parents fo r the
time (lie composer, Brahms, traveled
vanced since last summer nearly
few years are come, then 1 shall go next few months.
with Remenyi and acted as his ac-
30 average points. This is an indi the way whence 1 shall not return.”
cpmpanist.
cation o f greater prosperity ahead lie pointed out
that
death is a
Auspices Masonic Building Asso
with a gradual upward trend, in trnnge, unavoidable, solemn and
January 29 and 30.
creasing in speed hs the time passes. solitary
journey.
Death
is ciata
A city man, driving his automobile
always pending. W e
know
not
.along n little-used country road, heard
Mr. and Mrs W ill Bell and baby,
when we shall be called, but we shall
something rattle beneath his car,
make this journey never to return. Mis. Helen Beaver o f Sandy and stopped, looked back and saw a bright
The Corvallis General Hospital The Savior has promised to be with Mr. and Mrs. Ed. Douglass and m etal object lying In the road a short
located in Corvallis, o ffers the only us in death if we go with him in Betty Jean wore guests at the home distance behind. It was a plowpolnt,
training school fo r nurses affiliated life. “ Though 1 walk through the o f Mr. and Mrs James Denning last evidently lost by some farmer.
It was fully half an hour before the
Sunday.
with a national educational institu valley o f the shadow o f death. I
r.ext car came along, and Its occupant,
tion, outside o f Portland, in the
seeing the first man flat on his hack
state o f Oregon. High school grad
— V under his vehicle by the roadside,
ates or those having the equivalent
stopped and asked what the trouble
o f a high school education, 18 years
was.
o f nge possessing a high moral char
The city mnn emerged and held up
the plowpolnt.
acter are eligible
fo r
admission.
"This blooming thing dropped off my
College graduates will find them
K E E P A N ACCURATE ACCOUNT OF
car." lie s.ilj. "and I ’ve been hunting
selves at the end o f their course
for half an hour to And out where It
YO U R R E C E IP T S A N D E X P E N D IT U R E S
with a much wider field to choose
belongs."— Exchange.
from than those who have not en
joyed the advantages o f a higher
We hai e a nice line of
education. Probationers may enter
Chinese tongs are organizations, with
in the spring or fall terms.
an element of secrecy, of groups of
The course offffered at the Corval
Chinese for mutual protection and as-
lis General Hospital is a three year
<i stance. Basically, they are of a com-
course including class work and
a erdnl character, the members being
i lunged In business, and they are thus
lectures in physiology anatomy hy-
rival trade associations. This rivalry
gene, sanitation, principals o f nurs
The R E X A L L Store
cvnslonaily breaks out Into open war
ing, chemistry, materia medica, food
fare when aggressions by one tong
and dietetics, obstetrics, surgery, i
against another, consisting of unfair
communicable diseases,
children’s i
commercial practices, boycotts, etc.,
diseases, mental and nervous dis-
gives the rival tong cause for offense.
eases, and the history and ethics o f I
The tongs in the United States are
nursing.
branches of wider organizations, hav
ing their main headquarters In Shang
Miss Della Lofgren, R. N, is the
hai uud Peking China, and branches
superintondant o f the nursing school.
exist in other nations besides tbs
The advantages o f studying ir
United States.
Corvallis are the best to be had ir
Oregon. The nurses quarters arc j
attractively furnished,
and
plans
A young man talks with pleasure,
are now being completed fo r a nurs
and an old man talks with ease; an
es home in its own building. The
orator talks like some nn'o walk—six
privilegees o f the lectures and con
days, go ns you please.
certs which are brought to O. A. C.
The preacher talks of sins and
and the fine college library m?y be
things, o f hell's rtim al fu fy ; the law
enjoyed by the probationers, and
yer hurls his Jawbones at a mad but
the general atmosphere o f the town
helpless Jury.
Is refined and inducive to a high
Thus each one talks nod talks and
degree o f mental effort. The O. A.
talks, each of Ills owu s;»eech proud
cst, forgetful of the patent fact that
C. pharmacy department conducts
O p e n fr o m 7 a. m . to 6 p . m . S a tu r d a y s , o p e n ic 8 p.
It'a money that talks loudest.—A. P .
classes in the sciences and materia
Boston Tran*« riot.
medica and the home economics de
partment has charge o f the
food
• \
and dietetic» work.
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Published every Thursday
Estacada. Oregon
by the
THE ESTACADA HOTEL
Thursday. January 8. 1925
f
THE ESTACADA
DOUGLASS MILL GOSSIP j Large sheets of blotting paper,
1
Work has begun again a fter tho
cold snap and holiday season. The
only damage done by the cold was
bursted pipes.
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cents.
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“SAILING INN” I
Mrs. Carl Rehburg returned to
her home here on Friday, a fter
spending several days at her moth
e r’s where she was ill with lagrippe.
Mrs. Ed Douglass’s mother, Mrs.
Clester, who has been visiting here,
returned to her home at Morrow,
last week.
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Mrs Mabel Lee and two daugh
ters, Viola and Edna, have returned
to their home in Portland after vis
iting fo r several days with Mr. and
Mrs. Irvin Updegraves.
Mrs .Lee
is Mr. Updegrave’s sister.
E A R L L A FO RG E,
Mr. and Mrs. Ralph De Shazer and
small son, accompanied
by
Lulu
Hansen, spent Sunday at the Joseph ' X
De Shazer home in Dover.
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DID YOU START
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don’t neglect it longer. Open It N O W
and keep it going and the results will
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