EASTERN CLACKAMAS NEWS. THURSDAY, MARCH
S. 1337
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>-ELE1RATLÔ B I R T H D AY
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Start a Fordson
Tractor W orking
FOR YOU
LOCAL ITEMS
Mrs. Sam Dunlap of Garfield gave
THE
Arthur A. Harriman has resigned a party last Wednesday in honor o '
Mr. Dulap’s birthday. Five-hundred
his position here as pastor of the was played, after which a delicious
Christian church and is taking up lunch was served.
his new station at Wasco, Oregon.
Those present were Mr. and Mrs.
( T r a p n c s t c d c o n t i n u o u s l y f o r ten c o n s e c u t i v e y e a r s )
Mr. and Mrs. Alva Smith went to Don Allen, Mr. and Mrs. T. H. Ahl-
borg, Mr. and Mrs. Fred Bartholo­
Portland on business Monday.
Wc offer officially certified and accredited baby chicks, hatch­
Mrs. Mary Adams is in Portland mew. Mr. and Mrs. A'ex Botkin, Mr.
The Savings and Profits that
ing eggs and breeding stock. To assure our customers 'getting
and Mrs. Bob Cooke, Mrs. R. H. Cur-
visiting
relatives.
chicks from parent stock free from baccillary diarrhea and other
you will realize from custom
H. A. Dennis and D. E. Siefer of rin, Mr. and Mrs. Dave Eshelman,
MOTOR CO. work or work on your farm
diseases wc have had our birJs tested by the veterinary depart­
Camp 1 1-2, employed by the P. E. P. Mr. and Mrs. Herman Gohring Mr.
ment of the Oregon Agricultural college and they have been pro­
v/ill have mounted to a worth-while figure by Spring
nounced free of disease of every description, so you will get chicks,
Co., were quite badly injured by and Mrs. Henry Heiple, Mr. and Mrs.
breeding stock, etc. with a clean bill of health.
falling rocks this morning. They Jack Hayden, Mr. and Mrs. Raymond
Wood-Sawing, Grair-Grinding, Shredding and
Lovelace, Mr. and Mrs. W. J. Moore,
came to town for treatment.
numerous heavy hauling lobs are some of the ways
Every month a supervisor from the Oregon Agricultural collrge
Mr. and Mrs. B. D. Kelley from Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Moreland, Mrs. G.
visits this farm and checks up on the trapnesting, upon the incubator
in which hundreds of Fordson farmers are making
Camp 8 returned home this morning E. Midford, Miss Poole, Dr. and Mrs.
w°rk. in fact, upon all the deiai's of the various lines of poultry
otherwise unproductive time pay during the winter
W. W. Rhodes. Mr. and Mrs. H. H.
breeding and management carried on here. We have all this done
from a trip to Portland.
for your protection and the whok enterprise here is placed on an
months.
Mrs. D. E. Siefer and her cousin, Smith, Mr. and Mrs. Wallace Smith,
official hards, Buy with confidence. You may rest assured that you
Mrs. George Ford, from Washington, Mr. and Mrs. J. F. Handish, Mr. Alex
And from the time you start your spring plowing,
v.li get as fine chicks, hatching eggs and breedings stock a* are
who has been visiting her, came out Sparks, Mrs. Wayne. Out of town
right through every season and stage of growing and
obtainable.
guests
were
Mr.
and
Mrs.
R.
T.
this morning and went to Boring to
harvesting your crops, you are assured of abundant
Carter, Mr. and Mrs. J. W, Ferguson,
All our birds are certified and accredited by the Oregon
visit with her parents.
and dependable power that will do the job in less
Agricultural college, All carry official and sealed leg bands from
Dr, G. F, Midford is reported re­ Mr, and Mrs. F, H. Cypher» and Mr. ,
that institution, AH males heading special breeding pens are from
time and with greater economy.
covering nicely from his second op­ Harry Reed.
280 to 290 egg matings. All eggs set in our incubators weigh from
Mrs.
R.
T.
Carter
and
H.
H.
Smith
eration and expects to return home
Next time you are in town, just DROP IN and
24 ounces to 30 ounces to the dozen.
won
first
prizes
and
Mrs.
Bodkin
and
in
another
week.
let us TALK OVER WITH YOU the A. B. C. Fin­
Our strains—Hollywood, Tattered and Improved European are
The P. T. A. held its meeting in Theo Ahlberg, the consolation.
ance Plan that makes it possible for Every Farmer
producers of large white eggs and have many generations of high
the grade school auditorium this
egg production back of them,
to own a Fordson.
Mr. and Mrs. Earl LaForge were
week. They decided to show a pic
The good delivery dates are going fast, Order now. 25%
ture for the P. T. A. benefit on Portland visitors Sunday.
deposit books your order.
Mrs. J. B. Robertson returned to
March 11.
A delightful surprise party was Portland Monday to have some den­
OREGON CERTIFIED BREEDER. Member Oregon Accredited
Hdtchefy ¿»nd L> Feeders' Association (undov the supervision of the
held last Thursday afternoon at the tal work done. She will visit with
her sister-in-kw, Mrs. J. C. Stephens,
Oregon Agricultural College.)
• have no estate or interest whatever home of Mr. and Mrs. John Marshall while she is there.
NOTICE TO CREDITORS
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in
honor
of
their
son,
Joe’s,
eigh-
! in or to the said lands and premises
s
THE MARQUAM POULTRY FARM
Gleen Ely from Corvallis and Mor­
, ,
.
. ieenth birthday. The afternoon was
BREEDERS OF V HITE LEGHORNS
ii
Ely,
Portland,
were
here
visiting
In the County Court of the State of or any part or parcel thereof! and gpent in pjaying lively games in
O n e M ile E a s t o f E s t a c a d a , O r e g o n , o n G a r f i e l d R o a d
Orcgon for Clackamas County
that the title of the plaintiff is good which everyone present took part. their parents, Mr. and Mrs, J, K.
Ely, Sunday.
The group r I so enjoyed a few music-
In the matter of the estate of Philip and valid.
M. Wagner, deceased.
(3) That the defendants be forever »* numbers by the Junior Syncopat-
MOUNT HOOD FOREST NEWS
Notice is hereby given that the Urt- enjoined and debarred from asserting ors. Luncheon was served at six o
Forest Ranger Armstrong and Mrs.
designed, George K. Armstrong, and ^ c,ajm whatevet. in or t0 the 0aid ‘J clj a‘
mo Te ^ a ^ b i r t h
H. B. Davis, have been appointed
1
,
wishing nim many mote happy birth Armstrong attended a very interest-)
CUTS MORE
administrators of the estate of Phil- lands artd P4"*111’3®3 adverse to the j days. Among those present were ing meeting of the George eommur.-!
ip M. Wagner, deceased, and have plaintiff, and for such other and fur- (Mr. and Mrs. E. E. Amacher, Ruth ity club last Saturday evening. The I
SLICES
filed their bonds and qualified as ther relief as this Honorable Court Hangland, \ ernice
Fantz, Lloy< talk on fire cooperation by Arm- 1
such administrators. All persons hav- may deem j ugt and equitable In the ! !?rew’ ,Le.°1^ . Owens Ruth Glover
strong was well received by the
TO THE LOAF
Bernard Whitaker, Kathleen Beck large gathering, and resulted in r
ing claims against sa’d estate arc premises.
Lester Closner, Wilma Kitching, Ver­ volunteer cooperative fire-fighting
hereby notified to present the s&nle,
Said lands and premises are situ non Marshall, Gertrude Marshall unit being organized, and the officers
duly verified as by law1 required to
An idea! siice-rize for toasting, sandwiche» and
the undersigned, George K, Arm- ated and lying in Clackamas County, Earl Closner, Mildred Marshall being elected on the spot. A fine
children'« between-mea! snacks.
Strong, and H. B. Davis, or either of State of Oregon, bounded and des . I Rhoda Beck, John Whitaker and Jo lunch was served by the ladies, and
I Marshall.
them, at Estacada, Oregon, or to ; r Hjed a0 follows to wit:—*
the cordial invitation to come again
Mr. and Mrs. U. 8. Morgan wen will surely be accepted,
ECONOMICAL FOR LARGE FAMILIES
their attorney, W. S. U’Ren, 515
Lols Seven (7) Eight (g) N)ne (g)
Oregonian Building, Portland, Ohe- ^
Tgn (10) jfl Block Thirty.nine to Gresham Sunday to visit Mr. and
Assistant Walter Van Curen has
Mrs. M. E. Williams.
gon.
purshased a very fine saddle horse
I he same Holsum quality that won the Harry M.
Dated and first published March (39) B‘ of Subdivision of Blocks 19,
Mrs. H. C. Gohring w anfto Port for his own use in the mountains. If i
Freer
Trophy the second time in two years. The
he is as good as he looks, Walt will i
3, 1D27. Last publication March 34, 28> 29- 3o- 38 “nd 30 o£ Clackamas land Monday.
same
price
as the regular large loaf.
Miss
Lila
How’e,
of
Monmouth,
is
be
well
mounted
this
season.
Heights,
1927.
This summons is served upon you
visiting her parents,
GEORGE K, ARMSTRONG,
Mr. and Mrs. Dave Eshleman and LOST—A Lady or FOUND—A Shoe
H. B. DAVIS,
Sold at Your Favorite
pursuant to an order of the Honor­
At any rate there is a woman’s
son
David were Portland visitors
Administrators,
able J. U. Campbell, Judge of the
shoe
at
the
News
office
which
wan
Grocery
and Restau­
W. S. U’REN,
above entitled Court, which order Sunday,
found on a street of the town. If
Mr.
and
Mrs.
S.
E.
Wooster
went
Attorney,
was made and entered on the 1st
rants in Estacada and
the other of the pair and the wear­
day of Feb. 1927 A. D,, said Order to Camp 8 on Monday to visit their
er
are
still
intact,
the
lost
may
be
/icinity.
YxuKit WMnin c f tte ìicfiuinfaiiiii
SUMMONS
directed that you be served by pub­ son, Harold Wooster and family.
recovered by calling at this office.
Arnold Lovelace ig assisting with
lication of the summons herein for a
IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF period of six successive and consec- the work in the Lovelace Gorham
store.
THE STATE OF OREGON FOR utive weeks in the Eastern Clacka
The I. 0. O.F. conferred the sec­
mas News, a news paper of general
CLACKAMAS COUNTY
circulation printed and published in ond degree upon Carl Jossy last Sat­
C. E. RAMSBY Plaintiff
)
Clackamas County, State of Oregon. urday night. The third degree wil
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Date of first publication, Febru­ be conferred on both Carl Jossy and
John Klggins next Saturday night,
ary 10. 1927.
R, G. M0ORE, also all other per-)
and a big supper will follow the
Date
of
last
publication
March
17,
sons or parties unknown claiming)
event.
1927.
any right, title, estate, lien or in-)
Harry Frazer, Attorney for plain­
terest in the real estate described)
1, Estacada, Oregon. E. Tenney, of
tiff. Address Molalla, Oregon
in the complaint herein,
)
R. 1, Estacada, Oregon.
Defendants
)
Walter L. Tooze, Sr.
To R. G. MOORE:
Register
NOTICE
IN THE NAME OF THE STATE
Date of first publication, Feb, 10,
OF OREGON; You are hereby re­
1927, Date of last publication, March
quired to appear and answer the U. S. Land Office at Portland, Ore­
10, 1927.
complaint of the plaintiff filed gon, February 1, 1927
against you in the above entitled suit
Notice is hereby given that Frank
NOTICE TO CREDITORS
on or before the 17th day of March, Manion, of Route 1, Estacada, Ore-
1927 A. D., said date being six weeks !gon, who, on April 8, 1922, made
Notice is hereby given that the
front the date of the first publication Homestead Entry, No. 07286, for
of the summons herein, and if yoU|SWVi, Section 11, Township 3 S., County court of the State of Oregon
so fail to appear and answer for fail- j Range 5 E., Willamette Meridian, for the County of Clackamas, has
ure thereof the plaintiff will apply to has filed notice of intention to make appointed Florence Wills, adminis-
the Court for the relief prayed for ¡Final Proof, to establish claim to the |tratrix of the estate of Frederick
In the complaint herein, namely:— land above described, before the Reg- Samuel Bannister, deceased. All
(1) That the defendants may be re-|ister U. S. Land Office, at Portland, persons having claims against the
quired to set forth the nature of Oregon, on the 18th day of March, said decedent or his estate are here­
by given notice that they shall pres­
their claims; and that all adverse 1927,
ent said claims to the undersigned
claims of the defendants may be de­
Claimant names as witnesses:
termined by a decree of this Court. L. E. Thompson, of R. 1, Estacada, administratrix at the office of W. A.
With the wonderful array of new fabrics which
(2) That by said decree it be declar­ Oregon. Frank Ahnert of R. 1, Esta­ Heylman in the City of Estacada,
t
we now have on display, the planning of a summer’s
ed and adjudged that the defendants cada, Oregon, M. M. Meader, of R. Oregon, within six months from the
date of this notice, with proper
wardrobe is a most delightful pastime. An added
vouchers duly verified.
Jin mi lllllllllüiülllüllllHIII iiiiiim
lililí
Florence Wills
pleasure is the knowledge which comes from know­
Administratrix of the estate of
Frederick Samuel Bannister, deceas­
ing that, no matter how varied your choice, die
ed.
Smartly Styled
W. A. Heylman Attorney for the
total cost is not prohibitive.
administratrix.
Date of first publication February
Low In Price
24th 1927.
Among the choice offerings we are showing are
Date of last publication March
24th, 1927.
to be found PIZA CLOTH, BROADCLOTH, and
%
Marquam White Leghorns
COOKE MOTOR CO.
AÜLSUM
LON G LOA F
Early Arrivals In
SUMMER
Permit Early Planning of—
SUMMER WARDROBES
Í
Shoes—
NOTICE OF FINAL ACCOUNT
Our New Spring Footwear for men, women
and children has just arrived and is on
display. We are in a position to show you
HIGH' QUALITY at
REASONABLE
PRICES. An early inspection will be profit­
able to us both.
ROSE ’ S
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TH E PLACE TO HUY
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lililí bin. li lililí..
Notice is hereby given that the
undersigned administrator of the es­
tate of Joel B. Bowman, deceaied
haa filed hie final account in the j
office of the County Clerk of Clack - '
amai County, Oregon and that
Thursday, March Slat 1927, at the j
hour of 10:00 A. M. in the Court j
Room of «aid Court at the Court |
House in Oregon City, Clackamas j
County, Oregon, has been appointed ;
by laid Court aa the time and place
for the hearing of objectiona thereto
and the aettlement thereof.
Date of firat publication February
24th. 1927.
Date of laet publication March
24th, 1927
I. N. Bowman
Administrator of the estate of I
Joel B. Bowman deceased.
W. A. Heylman, Estacada, Oregon.
Attorney for the Administrator.
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ENGLISH PRINTS, an assortment of colors and
designs which are sure to suit you.
Don t fail to ask for S. & H. Green Trading Stamps
with your purchases
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