EASTERN CLACKAMAS NEWS THURSDAY, AUGUST 19, 1926.
LOCAL ITEMS
Everyone wants to go
county fair at Canby.
to the I
FOP. SALE—Span horses, weight
2900, or will trade for cattle or
hog;; team ill good condition. Roy
Doug'ass, Eagle Creek. Phone Es-
t re a da 16-3.
19
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Reserve the dates of September
21-22-23-24 for the big county fair
at Canby.
Last sad rites for Mrs. Elizabeth
i ®
J 3 3 F iiS S H E I B S
Sparks, wife of A. E. Spark of th i.
V
. ____
Mr. R. C. Deming arrived on dace, who passed on Sunday aft r-
Mr. C. F. Howe wars a Portland
Wednesday
even:ng
from
his
home
ncon,
August
1,
1826,
at
St.
Vin-
GOOD
FIR
WOOD
FOR
SALE WANTED— 25 to 30 dry cows. Vic-
vÿitor on Wednesday.
Mr. Walter Cox recently pur­ in California for a visit at the R< ed ent hospital, Portland, with com­
$2.50 a cord on premises; beauti­
torLeon. Estacada Phone .12-4
Horse racing every day at the chased a fine new Buick sedan home wh_re his family are also vis­ plications following an operation ful Narcissus bulbs ¡5c doz.n post­
8-5-26
through
the
Cascade
Motor
Co.
for appi ndiciti: juat two week, be­ paid.
itors.
Mr.. G. Stoncman, Phone
county fair at Canby this year.
fore, were held from Finley & Son’s 59-111, Estacada, Ore., Rt. 2
■ High Grade piano near Estacada
Boys and girls club work will be
Mrs. John Lovelace, Mrs. R. F. chapel, Portland, on Wednesday,
Miss Florice Douglas and a friend
will bc sold to reliable party at
from Portland were visitors here on bigger and better at the county fair Lovelace and daughter, Jean; Mrs. August 4, at 10 o’clock a. in., com­ FOR SALE OR TRADE—A regis­ big saving, $t0 monthly will handle.
Ar.lberg
and
son,
Arnold,
and
Mr.
mit
al
being
made
in
Rivc-rview
rt
Canby
this
year.
tered Hampshire ram, 3 years
Sunday.
Wooster were in Oregon City on cemetery. Rev. Lloyd B. Garrick, old. This is a good animal and a T A real buy, write at once for par-
! ticulars. Tailman Piano Store, Sa-
Mrs. Nina B. Ecker returned Tuesday.
a Presbyterian minister of Port- sure breeder.
If interested call
Mrs. L. M. Thorton is visiting at
8-5
home
on
Sunday
from
a
fine
motor
i
'ar.d, officiated, while the services and see. Henry Viles, lit. 4, Bx 34, | lorn. Oregon.
the home of her mother, Mrs. Jake
trip through California and north
Mrs.
Minnie
Hansen,
who
has
at
the
grave
were
in
charge
of
Estacada, Ore.
7-29-tf j WORK HOftSE— 1400 lbs., will give
Moss, for a time.
been visiting in Blaine, Washing­ Mountain Chapter, O. E. S., of Es­
ern Mexico.
him away to ome reliable party
ton, is new on her way to Yellow­ tacada.
FOR
SALE—Get
your
orders
in
for
Miss Lulu Sparks, of Portland,
->
ho
will care for him. Wm. Nel­
Mrs. Veda Stubbs and son, Ed­
Deceased was born in Albany, N.
Crawford Peaches, Dei Estacada, son, 1 ‘i milts east Eagle Creek.
was a visitor at the Wills home on ward, of Gresham, were visiting stone National Park by motor with
relatives.
Y., on the 20th day of November, $2.50 per bushel.
Get them at |
Saturday.
several days at the home of Mrs.
1859, being 67 years of age. She place $2.25; bring boxes. Ready in; FOR SALE—Wood, second growth
Stubbs
parents,
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Wm.
Several
fine
car
loads
of
cedar
was a teacher in the Fort Dodge, about 10 days. Estacada Heights on
Mrs. George Lawrence is enjoy­
poles have been ¡.hipped from here Iowa, city schools for seven year» Jr... Somers place. George Copeland. j 4 ft., $4.50 cord; 16 inch first
ing a delightful rest at the beach Dale.
growth, $6.50 cord. Tel. 32-111 19
recently under the supervision of prior to her marriage to Alexander
where she is with relatives.
Mrs. W, J. Moore entertained her Mr. J. W. Wheeler, of Portland, Mr. E. Sp_rks at Ponca, Nebraska, in WANTED—Loan, $1,000 on good I
real estate security. Address G. FOR SALE About 75 \\ nite Leg-
Miss Ruth Dillon, cashier of the son and .his wife, Mr. and Mrs B. Looney, of Currinsville, doing the 1887, and resided at Dixon, Neb­
G. Estacada News.
I horn Puliet8> Hollywood strain, 5
Estacada State Bank, is enjoying a Thomas Morton, of Portland, at din­ loading.
raska, for a number of years.
_______________________________ I months old. Also cream separator.
ner on Thursday evening.
well deserved vacation at Seaside.
Mr. and Mrs. Sparks came to Ore­ TIMBER WANTED— Cedar poles, x. S. Snyder, V¡ mile east of Esta-
Mrs. W. W. Rhodes and Mrs. W.
posts, p.hng all sues. Quote : cada
t offjce.
8-12
Mrs. P. Cahill and sons, Cecil and W. Smith drove over to Stayton last gon in 1902 and in 1906 located in
Mrs. Margaret Kilgore of Port­
Estacada, being among the first and
prices, state shipping points, ____ ;_________
Burton,
are
moving
to
Spokane,
land, was visiting relatives in this
week to get Mildred Rhodes, who
duantuy c..n fur . su, when could t h o s e FINE YELLOV/ PEACHES
Wash., to be with Mr. Cahill where had been visiting there. Ella Mae most prominently identified resi­
ship.
.Mederrneyer-
. on the
., Jas.
T Somers
c__
▼ielhity over the week end.
dents. Deceased was a charter mem­
- - Spot
- Lumber
- cr-eh.
-
are now ripe
Martin
Co., - Portland, ■ Or
he is employed.
Smith accompanied them home to ber of Mountain Chapter, No. 103, egon.
place.
George
Coupland.
8-12
t4
Mr. Elizabeth Hillyard and little
The American Legion announces spend some time at the homo of her O. E. S. of this place and also a
daughter, of Boring, was visiting another of their popular dances for brother, Mr. Wallace Smith.
member of the Past Matron’s Club, f o i l SALE— Vaughn Drag saw, i’ot- FOR SALE—20 head of ewes. A.
her mother, Mrs. John Irvin on Sun­ August 28th, at the Eagle Creek
alijrna incubator, Kirstin one-man
of which she always took a promin­
D. Burnett, Eagle Creek.
8-19
stump puller, used doors and win­
day.
Mr. Doc Howell, of Portland, is ent part and was a much valued and
hall. Sandy music has been engag­
dows, furniture, stoves, etc.
visiting at the Deardorf home for a loved member who will bo greatly
ed for this dance.
ELECTRIC LUMBER CO.’S
Mr. and Mrs. D. B. Eshleman and
Pointer’s Furniture Evchange.
time. Mr. Howell lived in Spring- missed. She was a woman of rtrong
son, David, visited relatives in Sa­
BARGAINS IN LUMBER
7-15-26
Miss Irene Hayden and Beveral water some twenty years or more a- character, had hosts of friends and
lem over Saturday night and Sun­ girl friends from Portland were here go and is renewing old acquaintanc- was greatly loved by those who
2x4, 2x6, 2x8, 3x12, 6x6, and
rU ii SAi-E— B_st yeiiow free stone
day.
on Saturday night and Sunday at s and visiting old familiar spots knew her best.
p.ueh grown, 90c per box. Bring 6x8 sized.
Besides her husband, she is sur­ container. Notice of ripening time
Miss Edith Harkenrider was ab­ the home of her parents, Mr, and again.
4x4, 4x6 6x6, 6x8, 6x12 rough,
vived by a haif brother, Mr. Will will be made in th.s paper. Kinney
sent from her work at the telephone Mrs. W. R. Hayden.
Miss Avis Cgdanau, Miss Thelma Springer, of Manson, Iowa, and two & Lambcrson’s place opposite Gar- j Phone Redland 46 for prices.
on Thursday and spent the day in
Some very fine films are being Wilcox and Messrs. Howard and half sisters, Mrs. G. K. Todd and
field Grange H..11.
22-ti FOR RENT—-Five rooms and bath,
Portland.
shown these evenings at the Liber­ Glen Davis and Vernon Marshall Mrs. Dora Mercle, of Fort Dodge,
Geo.
furnished, second floor.
MONEY TO LOAN. We have plenty Pointer.
Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Peterson and ty and if you are not attending you drove down to Newberg on Sunday Iowa.
Thee fioral offerings were beauti­
of money to loan on farms at 6
children, Arthur and Gloria, have are missing some really good pic­ to spend the day with Miss Florence
per cent—from one to twenty 1 ...—V ......
moved to Ranier, Ore., to make tures. Watch their ad in this pa June Reed, who is there for the ful and appropriatee music was
per and you can choose those which :ummer.
sung. A largee number of friends
years. No commission on large
their home.
you wish to see.
from Estacada, Gresham and Port­
loans. See S. E. Wooster, Estaca­
da, Oregon.
6-19-tf
Mr. and Mrs. Lester Townsend
Mrs. Fred E. Burns, of Glad­ land were in attendance at the fu­
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Leihammer stone, and Mr. and Mrs. Andrew neral.
returned on Sunday evening from a
were guests of friends at St. Helens, Anderson, of Walla Walla, Wash.,
Any girl in trouble may communi­
delightful vacation of two weeks at
Ore., on Thursday evening. They
cate with Ensign Lee of the Salva­
were recent visitors at the H. C.
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the coast.
also attended the dance given on Stephens home,
tion Army, at the White Shield
Mrs, Anderson
Mr. and Mrs. Ted Harders, Mrs. the Swan that evening, which was will be remembered as Miss Bertha
Mildred Alta Dwyer was born at Home, 505 Mayfair Ave., Portland,
Ava Bronson and Mrs. Peter Ruhl sponsored by the Legion and Aux­ Burns, who formerly made her home Estacada, Oregon, November 24, Oregon.
9-20-tf
were Oregon City visitors on Tues­ iliary of that city,
192i, and died at Garibaldi, Oregon, FOR SALE — Early Crawford
here.
day.
August 8, 1926, age four years,
Peaches 50c and $1.00 box. Come
A marriage license was Issued on
Mr. and Mrs. Dale Denson of eight months and fifteen days.
and get them. Stills, Eagle Creek.
A thorough cultural and professional scholar­
Mr. and Mrs. George Walters, of Saturday in Portland to Mr. George
She leaves to mourn her depart­
ship is the outstanding characteristic of the
Currinsville, are receiving congratu­ Lincoln Perrise and Mrs. Maud Mcacham, Oregon, have been visit-
State University.
rOK
SALE—Wheat
and
Oat
Straw.
lations over the arrival of a little Eleanor Graham.
Mrs. Graham :ng at the home of Mrs. Mae Reed. ure her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Wil­
John Maishail.
8-12
Training is offered in.
Mrs.
Denson
will
be
remembered
lis
Dwyer,
three
brothers:
Donald,
sen at their home on Sunday, Aug. taught in the Estacuda schools fot
as
Miss
Vivian
James,
daughter
of
Henry
ai.d
Lloyd;
and
two
sisters:
22
departments
of the College of
Sth.
a number of years and has many
WANTED—Oid walnut furniture.
Literature. Science and the Arts.
friends in this community who are Prof. Howard James, who was su­ Lois and Mabel; besides many other
Any kind. State what you have
Mr. and Mrs. W. J. Moore, ac­ interested to learn of her marriage. perintendent of the schools here a relatives and friends.
Architecture and Allied Arts—
and
price. Moloney, Boring. 19-3t
She
had
been
ailing
since
last
number
of
years
ago.
Business Administration — Educa­
companied by Mr. and Mrs. W. A.
March,
when
she
was
stricken
with
tion—Journalism—Graduate Study
Wilcox,
drove
to
Government
Word received from tne Schrock
FOR SALE—One bay mare, good
—Law—Medicine—Music—Physi­
Springs, Wash., one day last week. family, who are spending the sum­
Word ha» just been received from pneumonia that ran into tuberculos­
saddle hoise, six years oid, wt.
cal Education—Sociology Social
They report a very enjoyable trip, mer in Iowa states that they are California of the marriage of Miss is which caused her death,
100 lbs.
Inquire Model Supply
Work—Extension Division.
having a most wonderful time. flelva Beebe and Mr. Paul Giddings, • The funeral was from the home
Co,, Estacada.
19-3t
of
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Rice
near
EsLacada,
both
former
teachers
in
the
high
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Davidson, of They write that the weather has
51st Veer Opens September 27, 1926
Rev. Rankin officiating.
Mildred
Portland, were visiting on Sunday been quite cool much to their pleas school here. Both Mr. and Mrs. Dunlop sang one song, and other W ANTED—Man to spread prunes
For information or catalogue Write
The Registrar, Universitÿ of
at the home of Mrs. Davidson’s par­ ure for they had anticipated very Giddings have accepted positions in songs were sung by Miss Avis Cad-
in
dryer.
W.
K.
Corbin,
Rt.
1,
Oregon. Eugene, Ore.
ents, Mr. and Mrs. Fantz, of Cur- hot weather peculiar to the middle California schools for the coming onau and Miss Florence Hassell.
Estacada.
19-lt
west.
year.
rinsville.
Interment was at the Oddfellows
cemetery.
On Tuesday evening at aa meet-
ng of a number of citizens of Esta­
THE METHODIST CHURCH
cada, it was arranged to have a high­
Ira F. Rankin, Pastor.
way celebration in conjunction with
The pastor will preach next Sun­
die Labor Day celebration to be
•ield Sept. 6th. A further notice day morning on the subject; “Make
will appear in these columns next the Tree Good.’’ He will preach
Sr*
B R E A D F R E S H EACH DAY
■veek, giving a somewhat detailed Sunday evening at the eight o'clock
service,
0n
the
subject:
“The
Own­
account and program.
Cake«, Pie«, AH Kinds Pastry
er an j His Slaves.”
Sunday school convenes at 10 a.
—SPECIAL ORDERS FOR PARTIES—
CARD OF THANKS
m. with Mr. Lawrence as superin­
tendent. Immediately following the
Will Roast Your Beef or Turkey
W’e wish to thank our friends for Sunday school is the Junior church
IS AT YOUR DISPOSAL ANY TIME DAY OR NIGHT AND
heir kindness during our recent at 10:45, with Mrs. Rankin in
THE SERVICE AND RICES ARE ALL IN LINE WITH COM­
bereavement; also for the beautiful charge. This is the boys' and girls’
MON SENSE. WE ARE DOING OUR JTMOST TO MAKE
flowers and songs.
service, and they are all urged to
THE ESTACADA A HOTEL THAT ALL MAY BE PROUD OF.
Mr. and Mrs. E. A. Duus.
attend this half hour service.
WE SOLICIT YOUR SUPPORT.
Epworth
League
Devotional
NOTES OF INTEREST TO
THE ESTACADA HOTEL
meeting Sunday evening at seven o’­
FARM TR READERS clock.
Prayer meeting at the church
'The Agricultural Committee of the Thursday evening at 8 o'clock.
Oklahoma Rankers Association. In Us
“Praise ye Jehovah.
O give
report, recommends that the hankers
thanks unto Jehovah; for he is
see
that
a
competent
agent
Is
appoint­
That puts us in a position to meet
ed in each county and that he has a good; for his loving kindness en-
degree from some agricultural col durcth for ever.” Psalm 105:X.
the Big Opportunity when it comes.
You are aivtays welcome at “The
lege. They believe that the agricul­
tural possibilities of the state should Friendly Church on the Hill.”
We can’t hope to reach financial in­
be better advertised and that each
True education combines theory and practice and its goal is service.
county bankers association should dc
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dependence without systematic sav­
some work along that line
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NOTICE OF FINAL ACCOUNT
ing for leadership in fields vital in modern life.
ing.
Mr. Owen Smith was here to
pend the week end with his family.
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Estacada
State Bank
r r PAYS TO DO BUSINESS WITH THE
HOME BANK
Science
Searcy County l i n k e r s Association,
Arkansas, entertained es Its guests
recently - o n t seventy-five farmer#
and business men The result was the
organization of the North Central Ar­
kansas Agricultural Association
Us
purpose will be to co-ordinate the ef­
forts of the farmers and business men
In promoting a better agriculture
Searcy Couuty bankers are giving 109
settings of purebred eggs for distribu­
tion to the boys and girls' clubs in
the county
H. 9 Mowrer. chairman of the Agri­
cultural Committee of the New Jer-ey
Ranker# Association together with
H J Baker director of eaten* a
work in the College of Agriculture,
made a complete lour of the state in#
spring, calling ou the county agent*
and agricultural committees of -he
rarlous county organizations to gel a
definite line up or the pork done and
the plans for the coming year Wav#
end- means tor furtherin# the progi ti
•f the state committee ware eoaiid
«red «I the#* ceaf#rence#
J
Notice is hereby given that the
undersigned, as administratrix of
the estate of Van Woodard, de­
ceased has filed her final account
in the office of the County Clerk of
Clackamas County, Oregon, and that
Monday, the 2,th day of Septem­
ber, 1926, at the hour of 10 a. m. in
the forenoon of said day, in the
County Court Room of sa d Court
l»as b.en appointed by said Court as
the time and place for the hearing
of objwtions tin re to and the settle­
ment -hereof.
Dated and first published, Aug­
ust 19, 1926.
Ln.st publication, September 16,
1925.
•
DORA HIRTE,
Administratrix of the estate of
Van W oodard, deceased. Addres.-,
Estacada. Oregon.
Wm. Wallace Smith,
Attorney for Administratrix.
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