EASTERN CIAOKAMAS NEWS, THURSDAY, DECEMBER 2, 1926 N ew s from the Neighboring Towns - — SPRINGWATER UPPER EAGLE CREEK ---------- Last Wednesday morning Miss Peters had a short Thanksgiving program, rendered by the pupils, who did very well. Mrs. Odeli, Mrs. Pad- dison, Mrs. Katie Douglass and Mrs. R. B. Gibson visited the school and enjoyed the program. Joe DeShazer and family were en- certained at dinner on Thanksgiving day by Mr. and Mrs. Raymond De- Shazer given, consisting o f cornet solos by Fred Davis and Howard Jacobs, and a playlet “ Their Golden Wedding Thanksgiving.” When quiet had been restored in the hall, our Worthy Mas- ter, Olive K. Davis, announced that as we were to honor our first Master and First Lady Master o f Garfield ¿range in celebrating their golden wedding anniversary. Strairs o f the Lohengrin wedding march played by Betty I. Weatherby, were hoard and Rev. Simms o f the Estacaiia M. E. church entered from the back o f the followed by little Carl Davis, a grandson o f Mr. and Mrs. Holder, and little Clara Lemon bearing a basket o f yellow and white chrysan- The Neighborly club meet at the home o f Mrs. Grable Wednesday a f ternoon, December 8. Maud Wilson i o f the Home Economic Department, 1 0 . A. C., will be there to give a talk, so every one interested should be sure to come »HN Don't forget this Saturday even k -* ing is “ play night” at the grangi * hall. . Miss Madden was a business visitor ' Mr. and Mrs. Walter Douglass, l,he™ ms’ “ mV Mr- » nd Mrs‘ in Portland Tuesday. Mr. and Mrs. Roy Douglass and Johnsto" as bridesmaid and best man, i , j t l r* followed by the bride and groom Frank Smith and fam ily spent sev children and John Garwood and 0 . w „ , , * “Hso * a nVi eral days o f the past week in Port children spent Thanksgiving day “ V " * M? H° ‘der> ^ “ T “ ? land. with Mr. and Mrs. Will Douglass. perfor“ ed’ and a prayor for blessings on them Ruth Day was a dinner guest of Mr. and Mrs. Perry Murphy and on their golden wedding day was Alberta Gromer Thursday. children were guests o f Mr. and Mrs. offered. Mrs. Holder carried a beau- M. W. Christensen o f Portland was W. J. Evans, o f Portland, last Thurs- . rose shaded - j - j chry — tiful • boquet of . . old out on Thursday, taking his nephew santhemums tied with white ribbon, day. Dick, home with him. Mrs. T. C. McKay having gone to while Mrs. Johnston carried yellow Fred Madden, Miss Madden and Portland with her son, Tommy, to chrysanthemums tied with yellow Mr. and Mrs. Duncan McDonald ate spenu Thanksgiving i m w i x i u , day, Mr. • --------- spend McKay ribbons. All joined in wishing the Thanksgiving dinner at the Cogswell dined with Mr. and Mrs. R. B. Gib- bride and groom their hearty con- home in Eagle Creek. gratulations. The Robert Guttridge family en son on that day. Mr. and Mrs. Claude Woodle and Several family reunions were held tertained a number of relatives from children, Mr. and Mrs. . — Malcolm in the - community irtland on Thursday. Thursday, cnuuieu, » ...... .. ' w a on . Thanksgiving Portland « •» ’ J V *- „ « J J o ,. «**«*. +U« a l, ~~A . A * - ,- V> oodle OOtlie and Ctliu children UIUU 1 CM and ----- sr ------ ---------------- ------- --------- ---- „ --- Mr and Mrs. Christensen and son 'W Mr. ------ and ------ day and --- over the week end One es- suits fr o m »stea d fa st auher en ce to .. i t ____ Totrini, Mrs. James Taylor wore were Thnnkscriv- Thanksgiv- neciallv pecially was was a a reunion reunion oi o f the the Davis Davis In 1925 Chevrolet astonished Forrest, were dinner guests at the ng guests o f Mr. and Mrs. Ray family at the home o f Mr. and Mrs. the automotive world by attain thefurJamentaiChevrolctpoliCy Carl Peterson home on Thanksgiving Woodle. Wietz on the old Jaques place. ing an annual production never c f builuing a ca r o f th e finest pos day. Mr. and Mrs. Raymond DeShazer1 Msr. Wietz is a daughter o f Fred before reached by any manufac sible q ’ . !iry to ss.i at a low p rice. Miss Fahy spent her Thanksgiving turer o f gearshift automobiles. and family, and Mr. and Mrs. Mur- Davis. On this occasion 40 o f the That the vast majority o f buyer* holiday with relatives in Portland. ray Clark were calling on Mr. and Davis fam ily held a party and the Yet, so spectacular has been the now ti" mard a car o f this type—* Thanksgiving day guests at the Mrs, Lou Baker last Thursday even- evening was spent into the early increase in demand for Chevro and that Chcvro’ at hasbeeil sue* Peter Erickson home were her daugh ing, | hours in merriment. let ca rs,th a t a n e w and even ces'.ful in building sue:', a car— ter, Mrs. Aycock, and family, and Last Thursday night when Mr. Bnd Mrs. J. G. Moreland will entertain m ore b rillia n t reco rd is the possessing the highest degree o f their son Forrest and wife. Mrs. Murray Clark returned home the Skip-a-Week club at her home smooth performance, email ap climax for 1926. S. E. Lawrence and family spent after spending the evening with Mr. on Wednesday next, December 8. Thus, for two years in succession, pearance, and economical oper the holiday week end in Portland. ation — is proved oy Chevrolet’* and Mrs. Baker, they heard some Garfield grange will hold their Chevrolet has broken all its pre Guests at the L* S. Tenny home ir hens squawking out at the hen house regular meeting at the hall, Saturday, vious records and has set a new success during the year now Viola on Thursday were Mr. and Mrs. drawing to n close. Come ;’ n and and on going to investigate the cause at 10 o ’clock. mark in automotive history. J. A. Shibley, Mr. and Mrs. Wm. o f their disturbance the found that Sunday school and preaching at the This splendid achievem ent re- see ¿iiia record-breaking car. Bard, and Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Dib someone was in the act of stealing Nora Memorial church Sunday after- Small doom paymevt and convenient terms. Ash nut 6 /c Purchase Certificate Plan, ble and daughter Evelyn. their turkeys, having eight ready to noon at 2 and 3 o ’clock, T a u rin e or R oadster $ r. t 0 , C o u p e or C on ch $ 6 4 * , S ee -n $ ? 1 S , Land i $ 7 6 3 , i-T oti Mr. and Mrs. Walter Strunk were Truck $375 (Chassis only), l-T on Truck. S4yJ (ChuatM u n ly),A tl prices f.o.n, Flint, Mich, take away. Carl Clark had called dinner guests o f relatives in Garfield out from a window, scaring the in EL WOOD on Thanksgiving day, truders away for they discovered no The Clev« Aycock family o f Bat Mr. and Mrs. Louis Vallen of tle Ground, Wash., were week end one, Mr, and Mrs. I. C. Akers have Scott's Mill spent last week in this guests o f his brother Ed and family, gone to California to prospect for vicinity. here. goid. Eleanor Akers is staying with Mr. Stauffer and family from Wis Mr. and Mrs. Richard Pulley and Mrs. Rozanna Clester while her par consin, have moved on the Louis Val- daughter were at the Joe Guttridge ien place. and Dr. Wailens home on Saturday ents are gone, Eagle Creek grange held an inter Mr. and Mrs. W. Bullock and Cha*a evening. esting meeting last Saturday at the Meilike and his mother, Mrs. Clara Elva Shibley, Kathleen Beck and grange hall. There were about 30 Meilike, motored out from Oregon William Shearer attended the foot present with the visitors and chidren. City Sunday. ball game at McMinville Thursday An agent for the Victrola grapha- Henry Cadonan o f Vernonia spent Gibert Shearer who is attending phone was out from Portland dem a few days last week at the home o f Albany college, came home with onstrating one o f their machines. A his sister Mrs. Matt Park. them. Stanford Cox and family left Sat Henry Cromer was a business visi short program was rendered. The grange will hold the next meeting urday for their new home in Willam tor in Hood River the first o f this -mssaasserrr 'sc.'.. jisssmsstBCB î k x . .sasasm on the 3rd Saturday of December, ette where Mr. Cox has purchased a week. for the regular session will fall on store. , t i / ii i Guef,t* at the J - A - Kiggins home Christmas day. Elwood folks are rejoicing over Mrs. Oliver Gerber and daughters Soldier s Name Well Ion Sunday were their sons Grovetr Twice-baked bread, that has been Eagle Creek grange visitors were, “ Worth Army Corps” and Everett and families o f Estacada Mr, and Mrs. Robertson, Mrs. ii. it\e assurance of Market Road No. cut or torn into pieces and heated Elva and Aileen, have been visiting 3t>. Its va.ue to our community can in a very slow oven until thoroughly for several days at the home o f her When the French revolution dinned ^ isitors at the W. T (Uncle Bill) Eash, Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Holder hardly be over estimated. We have sister, Mrs. Harold Wooster at dried and delicately browned is a out. the aristocratic La Tour d'Au- Smith home during the week end and Alice Hicinbotham, all members so many vacant places all we need Three Links. vergne, disdaining plens of Ills fellow were their son Roy of Portland on good food fo r children. o f Garfield grange. is a good sized “ hant” and a short officers to leave France, threw In his Saturday and Sunday, their son Mr. and Mrs. Dawson Fairchild story writer to make us famous. lot with the revolutionists. Time Howard and family o f Sherwood on and little daughter, Patty Jean, of A dance was given at the Baker after time he emerged from battle Sunday, and their daughter Mrs. Oregon City, motored out this way hall Saturday night. ......... • • • r ----------- with his clothing .......* torn “ by bullets, h,,t but ' - Ralph Lacy o f - Logan on Tuesday. Saturday evening, being the guests unharmed, and so he gained his rep The John Park and Carl Ward fam utation o f bearing a charmed life. ilies ate Thanksgiving dinner at the o f Mr. and Mrs. Roy Douglass until This meal is lacking in iron which Stories of his amazing courage reached Ralph Gribble home in Oregon City. Sunday evening. is necessary for rich, red blood and the enemy and Inspired terror. Mr. and Mrs. Moehnke, Mr. and good health; hashed brown potatoes, Everett Shibley and wife have been This reputation enabled him to rap Mrs. Albert Moehnke and childrer scalloped corn, bread and butter, CONFECTIONERY AND ture San Sebastian, Spain, single- at Canby during the past week, look were guests at the home o f Roy jelly, applesauce, and sugar and ing after the cattle which were ftunded. l i e a r n v e u iu a m u « ¡ U,K * lfccl v,.c VM. . . C ............ handed. He arrived In a little boat LIGHT LUNCH Douglass on Sunday. cookies. Fods rich in iron are liver, ..coring a tiny cannon, disembarked, gathered for the Guernsey cattle Mr. and Mrs. C. H. Paddison and lean meat, fish, eggs, spinach, car marched to the citadel, announced he ^ on DeCember j. wai the advance jrunrd or the French .. ... _ . « . , _ . son, Fred, made a business trip tc rots, whole-grain breads and cereals ..... . . , i ,0# r\i a r»« Ko ^ r- ani* Mrs. iorre&t Enckaon and Portland on Monday. army and demanded that the place he . . . . and beans. surrendered. The Spanish command- Mr*. Peter Erickson Wer* visiting M. C. Glover and family, Mr. and INTERNATIONAL M AD E-TO -M EASURE Hnt was so Intimidated that he was relative* in Portland duing the week Mrs. M. G. Weatherby and son at The election of the congressmen willing to surrender, but asked Ln end. CLOTHES tended the gospel services conducted ;s now over but the big congressional Tour d'Anvergne to Are one shot, so i - - ..............- by Dale Smith and his friends at the rodeo will come when they try to It could not he said he had given up CURRINSVILLE school house Sunday afternoon. tain their seats. without being attacked. La Tour 1 Florice Douglass was the guest o f d'Aurlgnon obligingly consented. A Thanksgiving passed quitely and I volley replied and then the command pleasantly,everyone seeming to have" her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Walter The coming real benefactor o f the Douglass on Sunday. They were human race is the fellow who can ant capitulated. enjoyed themselves. guests at the home o f J. C. Duus of invent a self-filling automobile tire. Edgar Heipie i* recovering from Estacada, for a part o f the day an attack o f rheumatism. Elmer Hannah and wife were call W. A. and R. H. Sarver o f Port- ing at the home of Walter Douglas^ | land spent Thanksgiving day with J. Sunday evening. 0 . Tunnell. They were neighbors Hal Gibson was up this way Iasi Friday and Sat. December 3-4 in Tennessee. Wednesday afternoon, calling on R. " BOY FRIEND” C. A. Looney sent a truck load of B. and H. S. Gibson. Marceline Day and John Harron j steers to Portland Tuesday. They Cora Udell and son, Herbert, FOR SALE— Jersey Cow; will be i were fin e and brought a good price. came down to R. B. Gibson's and got Sunday. December B fresh in February; price $35 Matt Miss Pool expects to be back in some wheat. •THE FIGHTING PEACEMAKER" Park, Colton, Ore., R. 1, at Elwood. school soon. . ’hone 1562. 8-9 Floyd Hale. Ira Reynolds and C. Monday andsday. Tue December 6-7 ( A. Looney have been rounding up GARFIELD .'OR SALE— 1 1 H. P. Fairbanks “ PAINT AND POWDER" ! cattle the past few days, The Skip-a-Week club held Morse gas engine. 1 5 H. P. All star cast i George Walter has rented the special meeting at the home o f M r . 'as engine. 1 feed grinder, stoves, Clyde Saling ranch and will farm it Eash on Friday, the 19th. Fourteer .urniture Wednesday, December 8 and household goods. next year. "TH E PINCH HITTER” were in attendance and a most en Pointers Furniture Exchange. Everyone who raised turkeys this joyable afternoon was spent. The Glenn Hunter ; year received a good price and all — also— hostess served a delicious lunch a . OR SALE — No. 1 standard Bur seefn well pleased with the returns. bank potatoes $1.25 per sack. No. five o ’clock. A COUNTRY STORE They are now caring for their birds I, $1.00, at Kinney & Lamberson MAKES A DELIGHTFUL CHRISTM AS FRESENT tne Christmas i nnsim** trade. nau*. \ Thanksgiving - - day - at the Garfielc for the lace opposite Garfield grange hall. O . i l l * C la w D r ir o c w. F. Coleman made a flying trip w*n * * d,J remember ■ eu. is was open house day and , It encourages thrift by making OR SALE— Good laying strain, to Carlton on Monday. • ' neighbors and friends and fellov easy the saving of small sums for April hrtched, Rhode Island pul* W .lter Looney is out again but enjoy#d their Thank ^ ts. Will be laying soon Very rea- definite It is really ? some u iu r u c i i i i « w j purpose. - « . j , » . . . __ Silver Loaf Flour 49s . «2.1C *t,1t1 T ) " * * very sore foot. . • • t _ ___M f u n H dinner together. The tables were se onabte. Mrs. L. W. Milam on Am . . - ___ __ __ _' John A. Marshall is doing some remarkable how rapidly a fund Wnole Corn per 100 lb s ............ 2 3« #u|>M# work on the Currinjville in a U shape and the guests o f Mr in Place, % mil* east o f J. E. will accumulate with the help of and Mr*. W. H. Holder, whose goldc Hughes. 9 Grit per 100 lb a ....................... 1.10 store building this week. one of these banks wedding we were to celebrate, wer dugar (cash) 100 lb sack. ....... t 71 C. A. Looney shipped another truck .r-eidb-u AKING and Plain Sewing. at the head o f the table, also Mr Sugar 10 lb scak ........ ..................7S l°ad cattle to Portland Wednesday Mrs. Rice, between Ames’ Shop OPEN AN ACCOUNT AND SECURE A B A N K and Mrs. Jacob Johnston whose 35tF Sugar 25 lb sack . . Z Z Z 1.7* The winner* in the guessing con- wedding anniversary it was . The md old postoffice. 9-10 test o f the Currinsvrlle store for the tables carried out the color scheni Our calendars are now in and we month o f November are. Mrs. Maud OR SALE OR TRADE— Bay horse, expect to have them ready to give to Heiple, W. H. Douglass W. S. Bris- o f white and gold in the baskets of weight 1250. G. T. Kitching. Es- iu r customers by the 12th. Ask for tow, Earl Erdt. L. S. Rivers. J. C. white and gold chrysanthemums, an< -acada. Route 1 9-10 IT PAYS TO DO BUSINESS W IT H TH E yours after the 12th when you have Kitching. Mrs. Henry Johnson. W. F. the dinnt'r was all that a Garfield In i A ANTED — $2000; wanted $1500. inar.Ksgmng dinner should snouid be. De. H done your purchasing. Coleman, W. F. Douglas* and Ruth Thanksgiving HOME BANK the afternoon a short program wa*r See W. A. Heyiman, Estacada. 9 No calendar* seat out to anyone. , Walter. W CASCADE MOTOR COM PANY Wilcox Bros. Q UALITY Estacada, Oregon AT LOW COST R. G. M A R C H B A N K A lfic LIBERTY THEATRE PROGRAM NANI ANO FOR SALE ADS A Liberty Bell Savings Bank oum nsville More Prices t0 Car,ton on Mo„day. Estacada State Bank w** h°u*e <»•>• •"<* *