EASTERN CLACKAMAS NEW S, THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 10, 1927
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Eastern Clackamas News
E ntered a t the postoffice in Estacada
Oregon, as second-class mail.
FUN FOR E V E R Y B O D Y
News from the Neighboring Towns
CURRINSVILLE
Lincoln
Come to the H erd -tim e B asket Soc
ial given by the C hristian Endeavor
society a t the Christian Church, S at
urday night F eb ru ary 19, 1927 at
7:30 sharp.
DODGE NEWS
Published every T hursday at
E stacada, Oregon
by the
Ruth and Floyd Hale made a trip j There has been several cases of in
There will be a big fre e program
to Salem and Independence last Sat- , fluenza in our d istrict last week. Mel-
arday visiting their G randm other, vin Keller was the firs t one to have and lots of fun.
ISTAUDA PUBLISHING COMPANY,
Girls! Bring a hard tim e basket full
Mrs. Lou Hale of Salem, and aunt, it and he has been confined to the
(A CORPORATION.)
Mrs. Dr. Beals, of Independence, house nearly two weeks. He is very o f a prosperous lunch.
Sunday, retu rn in g Sunday evening. | much b etter now, however. His fath-
DOUGLAS JOHNSON
Boys! B ring a pocket full of I
Mr, George W alter visited his er and m other both are now su fferin g money, if you w ant a big feed.
M anaging E ditor
mother, Mrs. F rank W alter, in Port- from it, but Mrs. K eller is somewhat
Everybody bring Mother, F ath er, '
land over the week-end.
b etter and will probably be all rig h t
Subscription Rates
Mrs. McConnell, m other of Mr. in a few days. Jack Aken who was Grandpa, Grandm a, and all the kids, i
One Y e a r ....................................... »1.50
Six M onths ................................. . .75 Earl McConnell, spent last week vis- staying at the same house took the and yourself.
iting w ith Earl and family.
sickness and w ent home.
The proceeds of this social will
Mrs. Lou Hale is in poor health at i Mrs. Lathen and her th ree boys
He Practiced Thrift Because His
go
tow ard the Building F und of the
WHAT OF IT?
her sister's in Salem.
I were dinner guests a t Fred H orn er’s
New
Sunday
School
rooms
for
the
far
seeing mind told him that it
Mrs. Earl AIcConnel and her b ro th -| home on W ednesday evening. The
church.
boys,
along
with
F’re
d
’s
boys,
tu
rn
ed
was the only way in which he
Somehow we cannot get much er, Phil, visited th eir fath e r, J. P.
the affair into a children’s p arty and Remember the tim e , the Place and
worked up over the frantic efforts of Steinm an, Monday.
could
gain the goal he had set in
Mrs. Nellie C urrin had a very sick had a real good time.
Oregon City to block the legislation
the Fun,
life. Today, the same rule applies.
On Thursday evening H arold H orn Remember the Lunch and also the
pending which will perm it cities spell last F riday but overcame it
er and w ife and two girls w ith Mr.
reaching out to take in m ore te rri later.
"M on.”
19c
R. H. C urrin spent the week-end at and Mrs. Folsom who have been in
tory, specifically directed tow ard the
If You Would Be Successful, You Must Be Thrifty
q u aran tin e because the two girls have
enabling of Portland to absorb the home.
G A R D E N C LU B O F F IC E R S
Mrs. E. Shankland was shopping in had scarlet fever w ere at th e H orner
north end of Clackamas county.
home spending the evening th ere un
The m atter should be le ft to local Currinsville Monday.
The new G arden Club which was
Mrs. E dgar Heifle and Mrs. Marie til th eir own house was cleared of organized last S aturday, elected for
option in fairness to the people a f
fected. The trouble is th a t Oregon Lincoln were shopping in C u rrin s the fum igation.
president, Mrs. Ames, vice president
It Pay* to Do Business W ith The H ome B ank
Clarence Jubb lost a valuable horse Mrs. H. C. Stevens and secretary-
City has not been concerned enough ville Monday.
Roy H eifle and wife of Molalla whilst logging on S aturday. The treasu rer, Mrs. H. Smith.
in the past. Had she been fa r sight
ed enough to bind to herself the were visiting th eir parents, Mr. and horse got its leg caught betw een a
The next m eeting will be held at
j log and a skid its fro n t fo o t being Mrs. H. C. Stevens, Monday, March
te rrito ry now under the knife, as the Mrs. E dgar Heifle Sunday.
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so badly h u rt th a t th e horse had to 7.
E nterprise so tearfu lly puts it, she
GARFIELD
be destroyed.
would have allies now.
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Charles Colson is busy these days
There is a t present te rrito ry ac
A C O R R E C T IO N
a r l
a
o r g e
The G arfield Skip-W eek club will clearing and breaking new land,
ross the river from Oregon City
meet
W
ednesday
Feb.
16
a
t
the
home
George
Keller
and
wife
spent
Sun-
The “SQUARE DEAL” Barber
w hirh would appreciate a little aid
The linotype m achine 'played a
day w ith Wm. Kaake and fam ily of joke on us last week when it failed to
from the county seat in the m atter of of Mrs. Eva Taylor.
H a ir C u t 35c
—
C hildren 25c
—
Shave 15c
Mr. and Mrs. Jeff Murell are vis- E stacada in C elebration of Mr»,
bus fares and telephone exchange
east a line, the second in the follow
ALL
W ORK
F IR S T
C LA SS A T P O P U L A R P R IC E S
service. Perhaps the agitation will iting at the home of Mrs. M urell's K aake’s birthday,
ing item :
W. E. Myers and wife and family
w ork out well fo r this section. I t grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. William
Miss Della Pearson, form erly coun
is only a m atter of a very few years Dillinger, Mrs. Murell was form erly were dinner guests a t the home of ty nurse of Clackamas county, was
Mr. Deals on Sunday.
until there will be no break in the Miss Sylvia Head.
Shop on Broadway
Estacada, Ore.
m arried to Jas. W. F itzgerald of San
Mrs. Ellen Patterson is confined
S tanford Cox and fam ily of Wil- Francisco, Ja n u ary 25. A fter leav
line of business and residence proper
ties between Portland and Oregon to her home with a very severe cold, lam ette spent the week end with Mrs. ing this county, Miss Pearson w ent to
Miss Vivian Buser visited at the Cox’s parents, Mr. and Myers,
City. And it is even thinkable that
Bond Oregon w here she is engaged
Miss Madden and Mrs. McDonald as a school nurse.
Oregon City will be absorbed by the home of Mrs. Harvey Spinger last
Sunday.
of Springw ater visited Mrs. M arrs on
metropolis.
There will be Sunday School every Monday.
New county lines will .then be
H enry W arnock has a companion,
made which will require a county Sunday at 2.30 o'clock at the N ora
seat a t Estacada and the wealth of Memorial church, everybody invited, a Mr. Hughes is staying with him at
Byron A nders is very busy these ( Hillockburn.
taxation now derived from our vast
natu ral resources will be controlled nice days, stretching wire fo r a n e w , Clarence Jubb was in Portland on
| business on Monday.
and spent fo r the development of hog lot.
D. H orner attended the Sunday
AND
the east end of the now Clackamas
school convention in the M ethodist
county. We make no charge th a t
SPRINGWATER
AMERICAN LEGION AUXILIARY
church, Oregon City on Friday.
We Are Specialists in
this money is not now spent wisely
Meets First & T hird Mondays
Charlie Colson was employed sev
but there is a growing feeling here
There ig much sicknegg in thig
i'
Stock
and Poultry Feeds
I. O. O. F. H ALL
th a t we owe Oregon City nothing. neighborhood, nearly every fam ily eral days filling up holes on the road
Third
S
treet
and
Broadway
The county offices are m anned with having a t pregent or recently been with rock. A much needed work.
and Can Help You In
E stacada, Oregon.
west end men and our w ants must ill with more or lesg serioug attacks “ A stitch in time saves nine.”
LAW RENCE W EBBER, P. C.
crease Your Farm Profits.
be carried to them for they have of the “flu ."
been seldom known to inquire a fte r
Don't forget next S aturday ig reg
EAGLE CREEK
ou r needs o r to visit ou r section. ular m eeting of S pringw ater Grange
O ur candidates for office, repeatedly at which all mem bers are urged to
A num ber of Eagle Creek people
defeated, have been adm ittedly good be present.
have been ill the past week with the
men but they did not live close
Next Thursday is reg u lar meeting grippe.
enough to Oregon City.
day fo r Ladies Aid.
Mr. and Mrs. William Sanders and Sweet P o ta t o e s .................. 4 f t fo r 25c
At the reg u lar m eeting of the Mr. and Mrs. F. J. Schultz and fam
So if Milwaukie wants to go into
Portland, we can see no reason why Springw ater Telephone Co., J. A. ily w ere visitors at the home of Mrs. C ra n b e rr ie s ................. .— 3 f t for 23c
Potatoes, pr 1 0 0 f t f..................... $1.50
she should not except th a t Oregon Kiggins was reelected president and E. D ay and son.
City hates to let her go.
Taxes F. Madden as secretary was also re
W
e ste rn Oil, pr q t ...... .........................15c
Mr. and Mrs. Homer Glover had
would be lower for Milwaukie and elected.
as th e ir week-end house guests rela E a ste rn Oil pr q t . .............................25c
GEORGE LAWRENCE & SON
Mr, and Mrs. A rchie Howell are tives from Portland.
governm ental service better.
O ur
Gasoline in you r bbl.................. ...,13c
Phone No. 37-3
taxes might be heavier fo r awhile receiving congratulations on the a r
T hursday afternoon the local P.
21c
but our governm ental service should rival of a nine pound daughter on T. A. will m eet for th eir reg u lar bus Gasoline in y o u r
The only milk sold in Estacada from Federal
Cornflakes ( J e r s e y b r a n d ) . . . ..........10c
improve with less to take care of and S aturday Feb. 5
iness m eeting in the school house.
accredited Tuberculin free cows
Give
us
a
trial
Mm. Rudolph Hansen spent Friday A rrangem ents will be completed so
more equible representation.
afternoon visiting w ith Mrs. Moger. th a t a form al announcem ent may be
We are not excited.
Andrew Swanson retu rn ed home given as to the selected date fo r the
on Sunday from M edford where he school entertainm ent.
Take the advertisers out of a town
was w orking for a short time.
N ext Sunday evening m arks the
and you'd leave it too dead to wiggle.
Mr. and Mrs. Bard were dinner beginning of a two weeks series of
— Austin V. Butcher in the Altoona
guests a t the J. A. Shibley home on evangelistic m eetings to be held in
( Kansas) Times.
Sunday.
the church. It is hoped th a t a good
Mr. and Mrs. H ansen and Mr. and atendanee may be counted upon to
HIGH S C HO OL N OT E S
Thursday.
insure the visiting m inister of co
By Lillian Dnncan
Mrs. H enry Crom er and daughters operation from the community peo
were visiting relatives in Logan on ple.
The basket ball boys won their Sunday.
retu rn game with Oregon City last
Mr. and Mrs Me Donald visited on
UPPER EAGLE CREEK
night by the close score of 27-26. Friday evening a t the F orrest E r
This was E stacada’s second victory ickson home.
Mr and Mr? Ray Woodle, Leslie
over Oregon City this season.
Callers on Mrs. Moger on Monday
The retu rn games with Sandy Hi afternoon were Mrs. Madden and Woodle. Chas Murphy. Mr. and Mrs.
F'rcd Hoffmeister, Ruby and Victor
will be played og our home floor this Mrs. H arry G rable and son.
5^
F riday night.
Mrs. George P erry and children H offm eister and Mr. and Mrs. R.
B.
Gibson
spent
a
pleasant
evening
The W ebsterian society called a and Edith Howell visited on Sunday
w ith Mr. and Mrs. W ill Douglass
m eeting Monday fo r the Purpose of at the Pipke home in Canby.
selecting a com m ittee to arrange for
A good crowd attended the motion last W ednesday evening in honor of
a program in honor of W ashington's picture shown in the G range hall by the la tte r’s birthday.
Mrs. R. B. Gibson and Mrs. Katie
birthday, F'ebruary 22.
M. C. Anderson on S aturday evening
Douglass called on Mrs. Tracy Cles-
te r last Thursday afternoon.
In the typing tests fo r aw ards this
VIOLA NEWS
Miss Florice Douglas is at home on
month two of the students won med
Earl Lankin is having a telephone a short vacation.
als. Vernon Marshall won a silver put in his home.
Mr. and Mrs. Roy Douglass and
Underwood Typing medal for w rit
John M attoon is losing nearly all children m otored to Schubel last S at
ing fifty words a m inute and Evelyn of his lambs. A few other neighbors
u rday to atten d the funeral of Mra.
Dibble won a silver Remington Typ are also losing lambs. It seems c
Douglass' aunt. Mrs. C. Bluhm, who
Ing medal fo r w riting forty words new kind of disease is killing them.
died laat W ednesday.
ARDENING is a family «port Ever)- member of the household can be interested In It
a m inute
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Mr. and Mrs. F'rank Gibbs were
Mr. and Mrs. Ray Woodle and Les
While affording instructive recreation it also pays you s wonderful profit in the form of fresh
out to th eir ranch Saturday and the lie Woodle were the Sunday guests
vegetables all summer and fall- even for winter if you will cold pack varieties such as Com.
The staff fo r this years annual has latter'* sister. Mrs. B urkhart, retu rn
Beans Beets Carrots etc.
of Mr. and Mrs. Malcolm Woodle.
A small garden is very much worth while A space JOxJS
been selected
They a rs: E dna je(i t0 Portland w .th them to spend
Mr. and Mrs. Virgil Douglass and
Ail Standard
feet will well repay you if used for beans, radishes beets,
Bate*, editor: Lura Berry, m anager: a few days.
children and Mra. Clara L eadhetter
lettuce, carrots spinach, etc the quick growers A larger
Site Hicksts
E dna C arter, assistant editor; G rant
The Clear Creek lum ber mill s ta rt were vieiting with Mr. and Mrs. Wal
area permit* growing tweet corn, peas melons tomatoes and
Vegetable
Robley, aasiatant m anager; Wilma ed up on Friday a fte r being idle for te r Douglass on Tuesday.
the toot crops for winter storage
Seeds
K ftrhing. class editor; Marvel Deal, some tim e.
Mr. Claude P o tter is
To
utililisc
your
land
to
best
advantage
plan
your
garden
The farm er* are taking advantage
assistant class ed ito r; Olive Bishop, owner and m anager of the mill.
right away Also plan to use seed that bear* a reputation for
of this fine w eather and are plowing,
producing good crops over s long period of year* Northrop,
activity editor; Helen Perry, assis
g ettin g ready to sow the grain.
Kina Is Co * seeds have given satisfaction for 42 years
ta n t activity; Helen C arter, art ed it R A IN C O A T S ONLY S3 9*
Mr. and Mrs. George Doug.ass. of
They art available now in packets and carton*
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o r; Shirley B urnett, athletic editor;
Portland, w ere o ut this way visit
Irene Davis, assistant athletic editor;
I have ju il recrieed n o lle , from ing th eir ginseng bed
C arl DeMoy, joke editor.
t h . Corner m anuf i r t u r m f company
PRACTICED
THRIFT
Estacada State Bank
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BOBBING — A SPECIALTY
Good Feeders
Make
GOOD PROFITS
AMERICAN
LEGION
BARTHOLOMEW & LAW RENCE
Currinsville Store Prices
JERSEY
MILK AND CREAM
Gardening-A Good Game
G
At Local Dealers
which I rep resen t in Estacada th at
BUSY H A U LING HAY
A M m Kaake and Ethel F ick.n arc I may .oil during thru weak only thoir
The Bartholomew and Lawrence
now quarantined fo r chicken pox A MEN 'S an d W O M E N 'S R A IN C O A T « tru ck is kept on the road between
num ber of other students are still ab cut in tho b U i l c o lle g ia l, m o d . and E stacada and Portland these diy*
sent from achool on account
and the grippe.
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• guaranteed to fit. fo r the special low hauling alfalfa hay to supply the
price of I S P S
local dairym en.
BOYS' an d G IR L S ' R A IN C O A T S fo r
Two of th e teachers were unable •■•r » J . • 8
to be at th e ir claasei the first p art o f 1 U nderw ear .a eoreral w eight, and
last week. Mr. M anning waa out on m aterial, at half the reg u lar price.
Monday and T uesday and Mine Plank Thi* offer will only appear once be-
on Tuesday oa account ill severe , cause it expires on th e fifteen th
i I . CLAY. Cerner A f»nt
EYES are Precie«*
I trea t them accord
ingly.
A cem p'ete
t y i ’cal service that
pleases
*«d
sa tisfies.
Dr
F reese
eye specialist.
Maaonic bui.ding,. Or-
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