EASTERN CLACKAMAS NEWS,THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 5, 1925
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THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 5, 1926
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pncolea* heritage in afUr ycr.rs.
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a n d r e f in e d s e r v ic f , p u r e
air throughout the whole house— we are dcing our
utmost t o 'e i v ? all our patrons absolute satis'rctory
service. You are all made to feel at Lome here, and
say! the price is very moderate.
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W e have a few rooms that are not filled at this tiire
and all are most earnestly invited to patron;ze the
B E S T H O T E L IN C L A C K A M A S C O U N T Y .
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Yours for service,
BETTER IS A DRY MORSEL ANI
QUIETNESS THEREWITH, THAh
A HOUSE FULL OF SACRIFICE I
WITH STRIFE.— Proverb* 17:1.
Richard F. Grant, president ol
the United States chamber o f Com
merce, says: “ The function o f busi
ness is to provide the material ne
cessities o f mankind,— it is doing
this, and more. Business today is
rising to new heights; it has a con
science and a soul. Business today
realizes that it must enter into the
various community proplems and il
is helping to solve them. The hos
pitals, the research laboratories, the
various other charities and scientific
achievements are promoted and
sponsored chiefly by business men.
This is the answer to the oft-repeat
ed charge that is sordid, is not on
the level.”
T H E
E S T A C A D A
IJ P P K R E A G L E ( R E E K
Mr. Ike Akers was calling on Mrs.
Roy Douglass last Thursday after
noon.
A farewell surprise party was
given on the Hursh’s last Wednes-
iay evening.
About twenty-three
"needs coming, and pleasantly sur
prising them, bringing refreshments
with them. The evening was de-
ightfnlly spent with music, sing
ng and
dancing. Along about
midnight the delicious refreshments
were served, when soon after the
-rowd left for home.
Miss Agnes Peters, Miss Minnie
Hoffman, and Norma Heiser,
of
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Oswego,, motored out this way and
No Oregonian need go outside his attended the party at H. D. Hurshs’
own state to find safe, conservative last Wednesday evening.
Mr. and Mrs. H. D. Hursh and
interest-bearing investments
Sev
children le
left
for
eral big Oregon i public service cor-
cor | enuaren
u on Wednesday ror
porations are e xtending their lines Portland where they will reside fo r
and interesting their customers to a time. Their friends o f this com-
come in as fellow-capitalists in de umnity were very sorry to see them
veloping the state; and their rate of go.
Dick Lyman and
family
have
interest are as attractive as their
solidity is assured.
Every dollar taken charge o f Earl Crest Farm,
spent to extend these home indus where the Hurshes had lived for
tries,adds to the value o f every a year or more.
Mr. and Mrs. Claude Woodle and
home, every farm acre, every busi
ness stund; besides paying its normal children were the guests o f Mr. and
Mrs. Ray Woodle on Sunday.
per cent interest.
The dance at the grange hall last
Who else is one-half as much In
terested in Oregon as Oregonians Saturday evening was well attended,
themselves? Who else has the Ore and everyone seemed to have a
gonian’s faith in the resources here? good time.
Mr. and Mrs. Walter Douglass
Who should reap the reward o f de
velopment and courage, but Orogo- and daughter Florence were the
dinner guests o f Mr. and Mrs, Ver-
gonions?
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nie Duus on Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Hal Gibson, Mrs.
A rapidly growing number of
Oregon towns found it expedient to Iva Parks and Alice Udell were
let go o f their little, insignifici'iit visiting at the homeof H. S .Gib
electric light and power plants, and son on Sunday.
Mrs. Will Douglass was pleasantly
received the better, cheaper service
of
the
big service
companies surprised when some o f the ladies
The Portland Electric Power Com called on her Monday afterno n
pany alone serves nearly sixty groundhog day, it being her birth
day. Those
present
were
Mrs.
communities; and the plan o f . u
Hursh. Mrs Taddison, Naomi P.id-
tomer ownership through local pu
chase o f company securities is mak dison, Mrs. Hoffmeister, Mrs. Ray
ing this and other public service Woodle, Mrs. Ike Akers, Mrs. Wal
companies indispensable local insti ter Douglass, Jean Hursh, Edythe
’eters, and Mrs R. B. Gibson. De
tutions.
licious refreshments, consisting o f
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If there is n local industry that coffee, cake, sandwiches and dough
B little capital might help put nuts were served.
over, this is a good year to give it
a lift.
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The railways are entitled to a
“ legislative holiday” .
All signs
indicate there was never a hotter
time for such a truce.— Pritndelphin
Public ledger.
FRUIT GROWERS
There will be a meeting o f the
tnembers of the Estacada Packing
Company, and everyone interested
In the Fruit Industry please make i
special effort to attend on Friday.
February 13th, at 7:30 p. m . at the
City Hall.
J. G. HAYMAN, Secy.
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NOTICE
I. Floyd Kircham, who was at
first suspected o f the attempter
hold-up o f the Estacada State Bank.
Friday. January 9, wish to Inforr
the public that I proved a sufficient
alibi at the time to clear me o f all
charges. This did not seem to sat
isfy the people o f this community
for they continued to broadcast m>
name in connection with hold-up.
However, recent events no doubt
changed their opinions and I feel
that
hereafter
an
investigation
should be made before accusing any
person o f wrong without having an
absolute foundation fo r that wrong
it
(Signed)
Floyd Kirchom.
NOTICE
MORTICIAN
and EMBALMER
CURRINSVILLE ITEMS
Surprise Newlyweds
Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Wade were
surprised last Monday night by a
large number o f friends and school-
mutes who dropped in on them at
the home o f the bride’s parents,
Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Harlen at Cur-
rinsville, to wish them success and
happiness in their future life.
The popular couple were married
January 16th, at the home o f the
Rev. Henry Speis in Gladstone, and
since that time have been honey-
mooning in the eastern part o f the
state. They returned to Currins-
ville last Sunday evening and have
been at the Harlen home since that
time.
Refreshments were served and
present
expressed rnemseives
themselves as
as
“ all
“ i'1”
™ ' expressed
havinff epont a most enjoyable even-
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Ed. Douglass is placing a ware
house pattern at Currinsville for an
other warehouse and garage com
bined.
Norman Me Kenzie is cutting a
ditch to extend the pipeline to car
ry away the surplus water from
in front o f the new warehouse at
the Currinsville store.
C. A. Looney and Ward Douglass
butchered a number o f hogs for the
Portland market, Tuesday.
W . O. Echols, the new road super
io r , is busy cleaning out ditches,
Putt' n£ in new culverts and giving
the road special attention while it is
raining so much.
Mrs Pear Davidson is substitut
ing in the Currinsville school during
the absence o f one o f the teachers
who is ill at her home.
Mrs W. J. Moore delightfully en
tertained Mr. and Mrs. W. R. Reid
o f Garfield, and Mr. and Mrs. A. E.
Sparks at her home in Terrace ad-
dition last Saturday. Mr. and Mrs.
Reid will leave shortly for Califor
nia.
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REVIVAL SERVICES
Beginning on Sunday evening,
February 15, 1925, Rev. Francis
A. Ware, an Evangelist o f reputa-
■ tion as a successful winner o f souls,
will lead the Christian Church in
a meeting o f several weeks dura
tion. Mr. Ware spent the last four
years in this kind o f work in North
Dakota. He is an attractive speaker,
holding his audiences from the be
ginning to the close o f his meetings.
He is a Christian gentleman o f un
tarnished character. I believe the
people o f Estacada and vicinity
have a treat in store in hearing
him. In this confidence,
I take
pleasure in Inviting all o f our citi
zens to come and hear him from
first to last. Cornel
B. F. CLAY, Minister
.
Christian Church.
ENTERTAINS LEGION
The Ladies
Auxiliary o f the
American Legion gave a Valentine
luncheon to the members o f the
Carl Dougglass Post following the
regular meeting at the I. 0 . 0 . F.
hill last Mondav niirht
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Twenty-eight sat down to the ar
tistically decorated table and en
joyed the delightful luncheon served
by the ladies. Valentine favors and
decorations made an unusually at
tractive setting for this occasion.
Mrs. S. Lawrence was the chair
man in charge o f arrangements.
Many plans for the coming year
were discussed and it is understood
that the Legion has outlined plans
for an intense Americanization pro
gram for the coming year.
They
decided to meet twice a month, on
the first and third Mondays, and
in this way hope to accomplish much
more than has heretofore been pos
sible.
Three ladies were initiated into
the auxiliary at the meeting that
evening, being; Mesdames W. W.
Rhodes, DeShazer, and G. Law
rence.
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AH other work at Popular Prices
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MRS. F. E. SALING, Proprietor
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Our Specialty
Open from 6:10 a. m. to 7:30 p. m
A CAREFUL CUSTODIAN
F
OR MANY YEARS (almost twenty of
them) this Bank has attended, with
care and fidelity, to the many financial
matters entrusted to it.
That this service is appreciated by the
banking public, is best evidenced by the
steady and substantial growth of the Bank.
We will be glad to have you share in
this service and grow in your business
as we grow in ours.
ESTACADA STATE BANK
FOUR Per Cent Interest; 100 Per Cent
Security and Service.
TO GIVE ENTERTAINMENT
There will be a movie entertain
ment in Wilburn's hall at Eagle
^ reek- Thursday evening, Feb. 5,
at 8, under the auspices o f the
Christian Endeavor Society.
The
admission charge Will be 25c and
children under twelve 15c.
\ new plate glass window was
installed in the Masonic building
SUMMONS
; l-t week to replace the one bro In the Circuit Court o f the State of
ken recently by a “ stray billiard
Oregon, for the County o f Clacka
mas.
ball” .
The work was done by
Mr. and Mrs. Ed. Leek and daugh
J. W. Wheeler and Phebe Fugate,
George Pointer and A. Sagner.
ter o f Oregon City were visiting
Plaintiffs,
vs.
Mr. and Mrs. M. Lonsberry, Sunday.
Ray Miller has purchased a new Theresa Johnson, sometimes known
Mrs. Leek is a sister o f Mr. Lons Ford Touring car from the Bob
as Theresa Johnston, and H. P.
berry.
Furlong, Defendants.
Cooke Motor Company.
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To said Theresa Johnson, some
times known as Theresa Johnston,
and to H. P. Furlong:
In the name o f the State o f Ore
gon: \*ou are hereby required to
appear in the Circuit Court
of
the State o f Oregon for the County
o f Clackamas on or before the 4th
day of March, 1925, and answer
the complaint filed against you in
the above entitled suit or the plain
tiffs will apply to the Court for the
relief demanded in the Complaint,
to-wit:
Quieting the title to the
following bounded and described
Brighter light, Longer life, cannot
I real property, situate in the County *4
I o f Clackamas and State o f Oregon. 1
in jo u r Flash Light.
to-wit:
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Beginning 350 feet south o f the
quarter post between Sections 34
". 1 36, T. 2 S. R. 2 E. o f W. M.,
:n the center o f the Abernethy
road; thence bv center line of
The R E X ALL Store
said road N. 59 and one-fourth
I
degrees W. 700 feet: thence N.
71 degrees W. 1000 feet; thence
N. 6 5 4 degrees W. 834 feet;
thence N. 47 4 degrees W. 45o
feet to a post in the center o f said
road: thence south 2294 feet to
a post: thence east 2640 feet to
a rost on Section line between
sections 34 and 35. T. 2 S. R. 2
c f W. M., thence north 970 feet
to the place o f beginning, eon-
tairing 95.91 acres more or less,
• a them and declaring them to be
the owner* in fee simple o f said
premises and forever barring and en
joining you and each o f you from
exercising any right or ownership
or claim in and to the said premises
o f any kind or nature whatsoever,
and for such other and further re-
I ei as to the Court may seem
equitable.
Published bv order o f Judge J.
U. Campbell. First publication made
and entered January 13, 1925.
First publication to be had on
Open from 7 a. m. to 6 p. m. Saturdays, open to 8 p . m
January 22, 1825.
The last publication on March 5
1925.
Estacada
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B. F. MULKEY.
Attorney for Plaintiffs
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E. H. 8. Alumni Association, Tues
day afternoon at 3 o'clock at the
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