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About Eastern Clackamas news. (Estacada, Or.) 1916-1928 | View Entire Issue (Sept. 9, 1926)
t EASTERN CLACKAMAS NEWS THURSDAY, SEPT. 9, 1926. fact and of no credit to Mrs. D. B. Esh'eman and son, Mr. and Mrs. Em st Duus enter That the hen and her product oc The influence of the newspaper mentable intelligence that the press of David, attended the circus in Port tained a number of nut of town cupy a prominent part in the pros on the masses is recognized. If our I LOCAL ITEMS perity of the Pacific Northwest may they took the samt attitude and the country does practically nothing guests over the week end. land on Wednesday. be found in the fact that more than joined in the work of uplifting hu to bring about such a happy condi fourteen million dollars’ worth of manity as do the various churches, tion. The newspaper is certainly a Miss Sthel Hale of Portland en Jim Abbott of Salem was visiting Miss Mary Alice Reed was a Port very wordly affair, too, apparently ggs and poultry will be marketed joyed the week end with her parents, here several days during the past land visitor Saturday. a reform in crime and vices having no aim for good. Mr. and Mrs. Lindsay Hale of Cur- week. Mr. Abbott formerly assist this year by the Washington co-op such ed Mr. Marchbank in his pool room erative egg and poultry association. would result as the world thus far THE NFWS FOR THE NEWS. Mr. and Mrs. P. A. Adams and rinsville. Climate, fine quaiity, are two main has never known. But it is a la- daughter of Portland were visiting Miss Edith Carter, who has been on Broadway. factors in making this Industry a relatives here over labor day. visiting relatives in California for Mrs. Della Shannon and son of paying one. Miss Lila McKenny has returned 3 ix weeks, returned to her home here Gladstone arc sp nding a few days Even the great city of Paris with home from Monmouth where she on Friday. She reports a most de at the home of her siBter, Mrs. Dora its supply taken from the rivers has been attending summer school. lightful trip. Herring. Marne and the Seine is threatened by a water shortage and is looking Miss Irene Hayden came out from Mr. and Mrs. Jack Balcom and Portland on Saturday evening to vis baby, of Vancouver, Wash., were Mr. and Mrs. John Closner of about for a source of greater supply. R'dgfield, Wash., are visiting at the Fortunate indeed are we of this re visiting at the home of Mrs. Bal- home it over labor day. of their parents, Mr. and Mrs. gion where the snowfall on the high com’s parents, Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Ed Closner, and other relatives in er mountains provide us with an Mr. and Mrs. John Duus enjoyed Norris, recently. ample flow of the purest water for this vicinity. a visit on Monday with their daugh all the purposes of mankind. ter, Mrs. Norman. Kirchen, of Logan. Square Deal Barber Shop in now running a union shop under new Guests at the Wm. Dale home on Mr. Charles Palmer was out from management. Prices: Hair Cut 60c, Monday were their son, Dr. Wm. Hope looms for the farmer yet. Shave 25c. First class work guar Dale and wife and little son, Billy, Science is working to produce syn Portland on Sunday looking after anteed. Will also do marcelling.— and Mr. and Mrs. Wilson of Port thetic rubber using corn and pota his place on the hill. Otto Nelson, Prop. (adv) toes, with good signs for success. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Harkenrider Mrs. Elizabeth Allen is spending land. It may require some time for this, and daughter, Miss Edith, spent a few days with the Ed Allen family Mr. and Mrs. Charles Wilson were but the average farniere is used to Sunday in Portland. at Sandy. Mrs. Allen’s sister, Mrs. here on Monday to enjoy the high that. is acting as cashier at the way celebration. Mr. Wilson was a Miss Ruth Hewitt of Portland has ( Marshall, you wish your trade to rise, Liberty theatre during her absence. former teacher in the Estacada1 you If must been visiting at the home of her surely advertise. nigh school. cousin, Mrs. Raymond Lovelace, for Mr. and Mrs. Charles Pimm and several days. children of Portland drove out from Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Honnegan and t --------------------------------------------------------------------------- of Multnomah, were visiting Mr. and Mrs. Karl Einarson of the city on Monday to join in the family, over the week end at the home of nighway celebration festivities. The Ru'ck motor car3 are now desig Portland were here to attend the .Mrs. Honnegan's parents, Mr. and Pimms were former Estacada resi dance at the pavilion on Monday nated by tlv ir wheelbase lengths. dents, Mr. Pimm being employed by Mrs. Frank J. Harkenrider. evening. £. Hs One Fifteen has 1 14 V 2 inches the P. E. P. Co. STRAYED— One Shropshire ram. of wheelbase. Series One Twenty is Out of town guests at the J. V. Little May Rose Bartholomew is Notify J. C. Duus. 43-lt 1 2 0 inches from axle to axle, and Barr home on labor day were their with Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Mor- Col. W. H. Heylman, wife and children, Mr. and Mrs. James Free Series One Twenty-eight measures son, Warren, of Spokane, Wash., spending several days at the coast WATCH for Hallowe’en Darfce, man and family of Huber, and Mr. were visitors at the home of the 128 inches. ton. Saturday, Oct. 30th, 1326. Re Colonel’s parents, Mr. and Mrs. W. and Mrs. Fred Herman and family J freshments. 49-lt Many cars, several inches shorter of Portland. MMrs. Margaret Kilgore and A. Heylman, on Sunday and Mon than Duick and without advantage day. * daughter, Alice, of Portland were Among the former residents of LOST—A topaz ring in Estacada oiF-red by Buick design, are priced guests at the Roy Wilcox home on Sept. 2. Finder call Pnone 293 E. L. Sadler of the P. E. P. Co. Estacada who came back on labor Estacada. considerably higher. Sunday and Monday. 49-ltc won the Journal labor day race of Jay to join in the highway celebra Compare the wheelbase length of Mr. Anderson, who is traffic man 52 miles from Salem to Portland, tion were the A. Morrow, Roy Mor LOST— On Saturday Sept. 4. G. other cars to Buick, before you row and Paul Morrow families of making the distance in 3 hours 59 Vi ager for Swift & Co., spent the E. Lawrence lost a gold open face Portland. spend your money. week end at his summer home near minutes. watch with monogram (G. E. L.) Log LaBarre. engraved on back of case. A suit SPRING WATER CHURCH Mr. and Mrs. M. Boyle of Port able reward will be paid for its re Mrs. George Lawrence and little land were the guests of their mother, t h e G r e a t e st turn. Thomas I. Kirkwood. Pastor son, Geòrgie, returned home on Mrs. Nina B. Ecker, Sunday and Monday from a delightful vacation Monday. Sunday school meets at 10 a. m. J5 HEAD GOOD EWES for sale CASCADE MOTOR COMPANY at Twin Rocks. Mr. Edward Shearer, superintend reasonable. B. M. Joslin. 49-ltc WILCOX BROS. ESTACADA, OREGON ent. Mr. and Mrs. Irvin William» and Mr. and Mrs. J. E. Gates and son and Mr. and Mrs. Hugh Wayn. I he service of worship is at 11:00 daughter, Margaret, ,of Gresham, of Salem were guests at the David o'clock. The subject for the morn- . UR S a LE— Concord and Sweet- were celebrating with us on labor Eshleman home on Sunday and Mon .ng will be, “Jesus and His Para- water Grapes. Bring your con- and pick them at 3c per lb. day. oies.” This is an introductory ser- J. tuiliers day to celebrate labor day. S. Osborne. 48-tfc j mon of a series dealing with the Mr. and Mrs. Thompson of Hub Mrs. Williams of Gresham and parables of Jesus. We invite you All Kinds of Stationery and Leading Periodicals rOR RENT — Furnished room. bard were guests at the Ray John Mrs. Myrtle Morgan and little .o join us in these studies. Will Procure Anything in Our Line on Short Notice Phone 41-13. 48-2t son home on labor day. Mr. Thomp daughter, Margaret, of Portland, The Christian Endeavor will meet son and Mrs. Johnson are brother were recent visitors at the U. S. Friday evening, Sept. 10, at the UR BALE— Sweet white grapes. and sister. Morgan home. iiome of Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Shibley. $3.00 per cwt; less quantities 4c l'he topic is, “What Is the Church lb. Fred Marasco,' Estacada, Mr. Worden, of the Estacadn Guests at the S. E. Wooster home and What Should It Be Doing?’’ >er )ree. 48-3t u Pharmacy, drove out from Portland on Monday were Dr. and Mrs. J. L. ome prepared to express an opi on Monday morning, bringing with Hewitt and daughter, Ruth, of Port- nion. FOR SALE CHEAP— Ford touring him his wife, mother and daughter ,uml, and Mr. Charles Nunn of Sa car, omy been run 300 miles. See to spend the day here taking in the lem. THE METHODIST CHURCH J. F. Irvin, 1st and Currin sts. 4S-2t highway celebration. Mr. Irving Smith and Mr. W. II. Ira F. Rankin, Pastor. HR WOOD tUH SALE Mrs. Kiger, who has been visiting Graybeal have gone to Riddle, Ore-1 “Never in Bondage” will be the nj OUD a cord on premises; beauti- at the home of her mother, Mrs. gon, on a hunting trip, hoping to get subject of the sermon by the pastor iui $2.50 Narcissus bulbs 75c dozen post BREAD FRESH EACH DAY Sturgeon, for a time, returned to her their quota of deer. Mr. Smith has Sunday morning, Sept. 12th, at paid. Mrs. G. Sloneman, Phone home at Tillamook on Tuesday. hunted in the mountains of that next the 11 o’clock service. The subject oO -lll, Estacada, Ore., Rt. 2 Cakes, Pies, All Kinds Pastry She was accompanied as far as district for a number of seasons and of the sermon at the eight o'clock Portland by her mother, who ae- no doubt will “bring home the service —SPECIAL ORDERS FOR PARTIES— Sunday evening will be, v OR SALE OR TRADE—A regis turned home on Thursday evening. venison. "The Warring Queens." tered Hampshire ram, 3 years Will Roast Your Beef or Turkey r~ The Sunday school convenes at old. This is a good animal and a 10 a. m. The attendance last Sun »are breeder. If interested call day was only 42, but that number and see. Henry Viles, Rt. 4, Bx 34, AUTO FREiGHT LINES should be more than doubled by estacada, Ore. 7-29-tf DAILY TRIPS FROM next Sunday, as the vacation season ESTACADA TO PORTLAND is over, and we should all renew our tv ANTED— Loan, $1,000 on good interest in Christ's work. LEAVE ALL FREIGHT AT WAREHOUSE estate security. Address G. Epworth League Devotional meet a. real Estacada News. In ordering your freight sent through us you receive personal ser ing Sunday evening at seven o’clock. vice both in Estacada and Portland that will save time and money Two important board meetings TO LOAN. We have plent) C. R. JOS1E, PHONE 18-12 Call snd Deliver Service next Tuesday evening. The Sunday .uUNEr of money loan on farms at 0 school board meeting at 7:30 and per cent— to from one to twenty the official board of the church at years. No commission large 8:30. These being the last regular loans. See S. E. Wooster, on Estaca board meet tings of the conference da, Oregon. 6-19-tf year, a full attendance *s urged. Prayer meeting at the church Any girl in trouble may communi Thursday evening at 8 o’clock. with Ensign Lee of the Salva- You are always welcome at "The cate .ron Army, at the White Shield Frieendly Church on the Hill." Home, “Make a joyful noise unto Jeho Oregon. 505 Mayfair Ave., Portland, 9-20-tf vah, all ye lands. Serve Jehovah with gladness: Come before His vv ANTED—Oid walnut furn.ture. presence with singing.” — Psalm Any kind. State what you have 1 0 0 : 1 - 2 . and price. Moloney, Boring. 19-3t CHRISTIAN LADIES AID MEET The Ladies Aid of the Christian church held a pleasant meeting at the U. S. Morgan home on Thurs day afternoon. This was the first meeting after the summer vacation and there was quite a good attend of Unclaimed, Refused and Undelivered Freight ance, there being fourteen members present. J j 1 WANT AND FDR SALE ADS |5 UI C5CEVER BUILT SCHOOL BOOKS, SCHOOL SUPPLIfS THE ESTACADA PHARMACY Acme Bakery ESTACADA S p ring w ater Community Fair AUCTION SALE Friday, Sept. 17th LET US ALL CO-OPERATE TO MAKE ITVTHE BEST EVER. Courtesy Estacada State Bank CARD OF THANKS We wish to thank all who helped to make our candidate win the hon or of being queen s maid at the highway celebration. ADo those who he ped to make the crowning of the queen at Barton a success. Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Forman. The joint-dislocating Charleston dance is to g.ve way to a .angour- ous glide with hops barred and a tendency toward the tango move ment and a dying calf expression. So say authorities on such things. For the news tak* the News. W e d n e s d a y , Sept. 15, a t 10:30 MERCHANDISE OF ALL KINDS Trie following is a partial list of the many items which will be sold: New and used furniture, stoves, ranges, sewing machines, gas engines, vul canizing outfit, complete blacksmith outfit, automobile accessories, auto bug body, v a lv .e ss pumps, automobile engines, trunks of personal effects, chest of mechanic s tools and many other items too numerous to mention. HOLMAN TRANSFER CO. WAREHOUSE 9th and Davis Streets Portland, Oregon