EASTERN
FOUR
CLACKAMAS
NEWS,
UPPER
Eastern Clackamas News
Entered at the poatoffice in Estacada
Oregon, as second-class mail.
DODGE NEWS
Published every Thursday at
Estacada, Oregon
by the
THURSDAY.
Pi ER FAGLE CREEK
For more than a week John Mey-
Mr. and Mrs. Roy Douglass motor-
ers has not been able to go to work r‘d to Beaver Creek last Thursday to
17,
1927
GARFIELD
Mrs. R. E. Davis and family came
out to the ranch Saturday for the
week-end.
Sunday she entertained
I at dinner, Mr. and Mrs. Steve Rob-
erts, and son o f Boring, and Mrs.
Lola Schock and Mr. and Mrs. Ralph
Lemon o f Portland.
Several Garfield people were in
Portland the last week to visit Mis.
.Minnie Eash at the Good Samaritan
hospital, among them Mrs. Rena
Duncan, Mrs. Ida Palmateer, Mrs
Betty I. Weatherby and Mr. Weath-
erby, Mrs. Mary Robertson and Mrs.
R. E. Davis and Mr*. Schock of
Estacada.
Mrs. M. G, Weatherby spent one
day last week with her uncle George
A. Patterson and family in Portland,
Mrs. Patterson an aunt was buried
last Sunday.
The young people numbering
twelve, of Garfield, met at the
Weatherby home last Wednesday and
organized a Christian Endeavor, with
Evelyn Davis, president; Ruth Ayers
¡vice president, and Mildred Ayers
secretary. The first devotional meet-
i ing was held at the church Sunday
night with Irma Salzwedel as leader,
j and was well-attended. A fter the
organizing, games relative to St. Pat-
rick were played and refreshments
concluded the evening.
A Sunday school social was held
in the church house Saturday eve
ning, when the young folks o f the
S. S. enjoyed a good time together.
A monthly social for the S. S. mem
bers will be held every month.
Wrn. Corbin went to Portland
Tuesday with Mr. and Mrs. Weath
erby.
Forest Ranger Armstrong will be
at the Grange hall Friday night.
March 18 to organize a fire-fighting
unit in Garfield.
Irma, William and Conrad Salz
wedel accompanied Mr. and Mrs
Weatherby to Eagle Creek last Fri
day night to attend the Christian
Endeavor meeting and social at the
home o f Mr. and Mrs. William San
ders.
S. S. at Nora Memorial church,
Sunday*at 2 o ’clock and the women’
missionary meeting at three. Prayer
meeting will be held in the church
this week, Thursday at 8:00.
Wednesday night the officers of
the Garfield Grange met at the
grange hall for an officers’ confer
ence and for drill work.
Bernice Davis enjoyed a birthday
party at her home Saturday and Roy
Taylor celebrated his Sunday.
ff*t„ som* seed
Mrs. Agnes Baker was calling at
he home o f R. B. Gibson last Wed-
( A C O R PO K A TI O N .)
j ncgj ay.
DOUGLAS JOHNSON
Mr. and Mrs. J. P. Woodle of
Managing Editor
| Estacada dined with Mr. and Mrs.
Kay W° odl? l8st Thursday evening.
Subscription Rates
It w. s Mr. W oodle’s birthday and he
One Year ..................................... $1.50
Mr. Engle, “ Uncle Sime,” has gone and Mrs. Woodle were invited over
Six Months ........................................75 back to Salem.
He came to visit to spend the evening with them in
with relatives and, liking the situ honor o f the occasion. Then their
USE THE NEWSPAPERS
ation among the hills, he stayed sev sons. Claude and Malcolm, with their
families also came and spent the
eral months and became quite a fam evening with them.
A delightful
The value o f newspaper advertis
iliar figure amongst us, but his son time was enjoyed by all. Ice-cream
ing is no longer seriously questioned
ind daughter came after him and and cake were served during the
by any economist. A realization of
evening.
took him away last week.
this value not only to the advertiser
Mr. and Mrs. Ed. Douglass o f Yon-
The monthly social will be held in
but to the consumer as well is now ^
Schoolhouse on Saturday even- calla were down the first part of the
almost universal. The latest tribute ing next. We are expecting an in week calling on friends and relatives.
Jess Douglass was down this way
to aewspaper advertising comes from teresting program, one item o f which
Sunday. He has rented his farm to
will
be
a
play
entitled
“
An
Econom
J. C. McJuiston, manager o f the pub
ical Boomerang.” If you have felt Mr. Hall, who has been living near
licity o f the Westinghouse Electric
gloomy and discouraged with the Troutdale.
company, and comes with the an many trials of life, come on Satur
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Hoffmeister en-
nouncement that beginning April 1, day evening and have a good laugh. tertained at dinner Sunday, Mr. and
Mrs. Ray Woodle and son, Leslie
the advertising appropriation o f this It will make you feel better.
Ernest Hoffmeister and family, and
company will be expended entirely
The P. T. A. held their monthly
among metropolitan and local news meeting on Friday last. As usual the Mr. and Mrs. R. B. Gibson.
Tommy McKay and his friend,
papers.
school children gave a short pro
“ Newspapers,” said Mr. McQuis- gram fo r their edification and en Train Walker, were the week-end
ton, “ seem to offer the only medium tertainment, after which some busi guests o f the form er’s parents, Mr.
by which we can both ‘nationalize’ ness was transacted and some time and Mrs. T. C. McKay.
Mr. and Mrs. Jim Denning. Mr.
and ‘localize’ our various sales cam spent in cataloging the school lib
and Mrs. George Preister and daugh
paigns, thus permitting us to conduct rary.
ter, Anita, Jes 3 Douglass, Mrs. Bessie
a nation-wide campaign on products
Emery' Keller and family paid a Douglass and daughter, Bettie Jean,
and at the same time vary our pro
social call to the Fred Horner fam were guests at the home o f Roy
gram to fit the needs o f specific dis
ily on Thursday evening.
Douglass, Sunday.
tricts.
•
Henry Warnock was down from
Miss Florice Douglass was the
“ For many years we have been
users o f a considerable amount o f Hillockburn on Sunday trying to vis guest o f the home-folks over the
newspaper space for certain o f our it with David Horner, but he being week-end.
Miss Reba Douglass was the din
merchandising lines, and the results away from home, Henry stayed and
so obtained have prompted us to visited with the rest o f the family. ner guest o f Mr. and Mrs. R. B.
expand this advertising to cover all He had many humorous stories to j Gibson on Monday, March 14.
Mr. Murphy, and Perry Murphy
o f the many lines in which the com tell and they all had a very pleasant
time together.
and family have gone down to Reeds-
pany is interested.
Rev. Levi Johnson o f Portland was port to work fo r Carl Reustrom.
“ Our decision to concentrate on
Mrs. Jane Akers, receiving a mes
newspaper space came after a care here on Monday on business at Hil
ful study o f ail factors entering in lockburn. He brought acouple o f men sage that her mother, Mrs. Stone of
to the marketing, selling and ad with him whom he left to work on Cathlamet, was very ill and was to be
vertising situation.
One important the improvements on the Hillockburn brought to Portland for treatment,
item was flexibility, whereby we property, which is going to be put went to the city Saturday morning to
could vary our plans to conform to into good shape in readiness to ac see her.
various factors, such as weather con commodate the many visitors who
ditions and peculiarities in the econ are expected there next summer.
ELW O O D ITEMS
omic situation with respect to any Mr. Johnson says he will be back
C.
E.
Surfus o f Estacada was the
again
next
week
and
bring
more
particular district o f the country.
guest o f his sister, Mr 3 . Dan Stahl-
“ Certain cities present a greater men to help with the work.
nc-cker, Tuesday night.
industrial market opportunity than
Last week, there came to the home
Mr. Dolph Freeman o f Colton was
others.
Others are ¿titstanding in o f George Douglas o f Bridesville n
an Elwood visitor last week.
the character and extent o f their fine baby girl.
It's only about a
CURRINSVILLE
Mr. Ernest Vnllen of Portland vis
new building operations. In still oth year and a h a l f s i n c e four
ited
his
sister,
Miss
Nellie
Vallen,
ers a greater market is offered for young couples came and made their
, Mrs. L. H. Dake took her son to
certain products in our merchandis homes at Tubb’s Mill, and because Sunday.
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Otis
Vallen
visited
V18lt his *™ ndfather at St. Vincent’s
ing lines thnii others. The flexibility they were all newly weds, we called
the latter's sister. Mrs.
George hospital Thursday. The grandfather
o f newspaper space will permit us to this is the fourth baby to make its
is not expected to live through the
cover all such points with advertis the plnce “ Bridesville.”
And now Rrown, at the Good Samaritan hos day.
ing o f a specific character.’ ’
¡this is the fourth baby to make its pital Saturday and found her in
J. H. Kitching is much improved
The firm which fails to appreciate appearance. They are all girls, not much better condition.
and
at present is getting along fine
Mr. and Mrs. Matt Jagmin visited
the value o f newspaper advertising a logger amongst them.
J. W. Dowty was a Portland visit
at
the
home
o
f
the
latter’s
sister
at
cannot hope to keep up with the
Mrs. Lathan, our worthy school-
or, Monday.
progress and prosperity o f the times. ma'am. hnd a very unpleasant exper Camas Washington, Sunday.
C. McCoy, Lester Hale and Fred
Mrs. J. W. Edwards and daughter,
ience last Friday evening. After at
Lins all purchased the 39-inch field
Amy.
and
Reba
Spitler
called
on
Mrs.
BELIEVES IN GAME LAWS
tending the piny at the high school Matt Park, Saturday.
fence o f the Currinsville store and
in Estacada. she and her throe hoys
are doing some substantial fencing.
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Matt
Park
listened
Huntington Beach, Cal. were on their way home to Oswego,
Walter Looney has 58 lambs and
to an interesting radio program at
Editor, Eastern Clncknmus news,
when one o f the wheels came off her the home o f C. Bitner, Saturday Lester Hale weighed one lamb that
Estacada, Oregon.
ear and being unable to fix it her night.
weighed 51 pounds.
Dear Sir:
self, she and the hoys stayed right
C. W. Fuller took a load o f hogs
E.
G.
Hodgkiss
has
been
working
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check
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subscrip- thorp in the nuto until morning when
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to
Portland stock yards Tuesday and
tlon
it
■ someone to
,
.
r ISllPI _ Drotnds
tll 0 pfl3l VI C 6 K 1
lion. I I SO
set I 1 Soni»»
some nomilo
piopn naie lioon
o i e n ^s(,0
attend
to t , h e , 1
_ _ _
accompanied Floy Ewalt with them,
getting into trouble for killing deer repairs.
Mrs. Sam Dunlop was a business
out of season.
The fine imposed
GEORGE ITEMS
caller in Currinsville Monday.
looks as though the Judge means
Floyd Hale has been very busy
A birthday party was held at the
business.
He deserves congratula
SPRING W ATER
home o f Mr. and Mrs. Peter Ruhl last with building shade sheds over his
tions for that.
Sunday in honor o f Mrs. Ruhl’s trolden seal bed.
I have often wondered what effect
Mrs. Calliff o f Garfield spent sev birthday.
Those present were Mr.
Continued rains are holding back
the extensive operations up the eral days recently at the home o f
and Mrs. S. .Miller, parents o f Mrs. the spring seeding, garden making
Clnrknmns river and its tributaries her son. Walter Strunk.
Ruhl, Mr. and Mrs. Jack Miller, Mr. and all spring work.
is having on the deer and elk o f that
Mrs. Wiley Howell visited on Tues and Mrs. E. Miller. Mr. and Mrs. A.
Marie and her father, Edgar Heip
region. There is no particular reas day afternoon with Mrs. Clarence
E. Forsyth Mr. and Mrs. F.. Megert le, were business callers in Currins
on why they should materially effect Hull.
brothers and sisters all from Port
thorn if the laws are enforced.
Mr. and Mrs. Kirkwood and Mrs. land. Mrs. Ruhl received many nice ville, Monday evening.
The logging operations in particu R. Hansen were Tuesday afternoon-
and useful presents.
lar will only last a comparatively call ers at the Ed. Closner home.
Leo Rath nnd C. A. Johnson were
few years, after which time that
Mrs. Anna Lacy o f Portland came helping Clay Chaney’s to move into
region will soon grow up again, if out on Wednesday to visit her sister-
their new home on Monday.
Potatoes, by sk. $1.25 1001b
fire is kept out, and make excellent in-law, Mrs. Charles Folsom, for a
The George Grange held its regu
protection for deer that will last in few days. She returned to Portland
lar monthly meeting last Saturday Wheat, by the sack, 2 Vic tb
definitely, l omparatively little o f it on Sunday evening.
evening with a good attendance.
Garden Seed, 5c & up per
will ever be permanently settled.
Mrs. Folsom accompanied by Har-
Mr. and Mrs. C. A. Johnson and
That together with the fine fishing old Horner and daughter Kathleen
packet.
children and Nedra Chaney motored
streams that run through it. will left on Monday for Dayton. Wash-
to Tillamook last Friday after school Army Shoes, while they last
make it a permanent asset to Esta- ington.
to visit a sister o f Mrs. Johnson’s.
$1.75 pr pair.
cada and the surrounding country.
Th 0 Robert Outtri.lge family visit-
Mr. and Mrs. White and family. They
The vast extent of this region, so ed on Sunday at the Hansen home.
returned home on Sunday evening.
See Our New Line of
close at hand and accessible makes
Melvin Keller o f Dodge and Jack George Ruhl was doing the chores
it all the more valuable. It makes Aikins left Sunday on a business
SHOES JUST IN
while they were away.
a recreation ground that few local trip to eastern Oregon.
Sir. and Mrs. George Weiderhold 39 in. Wire, pr roll, 20 rds.
ities can have, but a g-eat many
Mrs Henry Cromer was calling on have moved on the place vacated by
would like to have. Their numbers Mrs. Folsom nnd Mrs Lacy at the
$7.75
Mr. Clay Chaney.
Mr. Weiderhold
„ .. .
-..
are decreasing and their interest and Harold Horner home on Thursday.
has bought the place.
Snell
Motor
Oil, 15c pr qt.
attractiveness is on the increase as
Mr. and Mrs. Joe Guttridge were
Henry Vile* after being home for Golden Shell, East'n Oil 25c
the country gets more populated. Oregon City visitors on Tuesday.
Other advantages and attractions are
Mrs. John Keller o f Dodge and some time, has gone back to eastern Nice Prune, from Garfield
Oregon to work.
more or less common to all local- Mrs. Wiley Howell were Wednesday
20 tfe for $1.00
Mr*. Koehler o f Portland i* visit-
ities that are progressing, hut such afternoon visitors at the John Park
Mill
Run
80s. sk.......... $1.35
:ng
with
her
brother,
Mr.
Ed.
Hard
a vast hunting, fishing, recreation home.
ers.
Land
Plaster.
Utah.sk. $1.00
ground as this is exceptional and
Mrs Ella Lacey o f Dodge visited
A. W. Lee and Elmer Lee are busy
rare. AJI it needs is a little atten- on Wednesday with Mrs. C. A. Fol-
GIVE US A TRIAL
tion and protection to perpetuate it som.
getting out several thousand shakes '
indefinitely. If it is given a chance,
P. T. Monroe is driving a new Ford ' for Rl>>’ M* xw*11-
nature will do the rest.
truck purchased recently.
Ed. Harder* and sister. Mrs. K oeh -1
VERY LIBERAL. INDEED
Your very truly.
Mis* Madden and Mr*. McDonald i ¡*r. visited with Mr. and Mr* Julius
Ben S. Patton
were visiting with Mr*. Moger on i Pau'sen last Thursday evening.
News note in Banner-Couri«r-“ W.
Monday.
--------------------------------- - N. Marts and family are living on
An excited tug boat captain re
Mr. an,I M
Cogswell o f Eagle
EYES Are Precious the Paul J. Peters farm along the
porta seeing a lot o f seal* gamboling ('reek were Sunday visitors at the
,1 treat them accord- DA MM— WRIGHT road near Lib-
around in Long Island sound. But home o f the Madden*,
ingly.
A. c o m p le t * era!.”
maybe it was only a bunch o f New
A number from here attended the I
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pi-e*
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Once
we . « . « , • . *o« in that aection
•atitfi««.
D
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F r « ,h*
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York athletea all greased up to rwtm , C E .‘ rally at Oregon City on Mon p i » « « * «
tjr t »ptoialift. Matonic building,. Or- ' an”
t" ât
were on the
th« ihannel.
^ day *v«nmg.
tfo n City.
J WRONG— PAMM road.
ESTACADA PUBLISHING COMPANY,
on account o f the‘flu.’ We though
we were rid o f it in Dodge, but John
has picked up the germs somewhere
and brought them home, but they
will not live long here, Dodge is too
healthful a place for that.
MARCH
Currinsville Store Prices
DANGER IMPENDS
MORE FUN GOING IN DEBT
They had met at a dance, and from
Blinks— W ell! Well! You have (
the first moment he knew she was
smile on your face today. The firs
the “ only girl in the world for him.” |
time I’ve seen you with one foi
He thought he might as well tell
months. What’s happened?
her.
j
“ I could face death dancing with ; Jinks— Oh, my wife and I decided
we’d rather be happy than thrifty,
you,” he whispered.
“ You probably will if my husband and chucked the dern budget into
sees you,” she answered sweetly.— | the furnace last night.— Cincinnati
Enquirer.
Pittsburgh Chronicle Telegraph.
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Our ! riends
«
We count it a privilege that we
have such a p e r s o n a l rela
tionship with our customers that
we can regard them as our friends.
Knowing our patrons intimately
and meeting their needs in a spirit
of ready cooperation, we are able
to give the best possible Banking
Service to our Community.
ESTACADA
ST A T E B A N K
i\ir/4V.ry*ú.v#
25ES8?s.,.|
Everyone understands why JIGGS
LIKES—
Corned Beef
As W e Prepare It, There Is
N OTH ING BETTER
ESTACADA cTMEAT COMPANY
Still another Carload of
excellent quality second-cutting
Alfalfa Hay
is due to arrive the first of the week
YOUR orders should be placed with us N O W
BARTHOLOMEW & LAWRENCE
The Feed Specialists
JERSEY
MILK AND CREAM
GEORGE LAW RENCE & SON
Phone No. 37-3
The only milk sold in Estacada from Federal
accredited Tuberculin free cows
SPECIALS
Monopole Solid Pack
r
Tomatoes 2l/ a can....................................................... ] 5 C
Standard Tomatoes
2x/x can, 2 for............................................................... ¿,uC
White Laundry
Soap, 6 for...................................................................... ¿Q C
Cane Sugar
Sack ......................................
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FRESH. CRISP LETTUCE,
e go to Portland after it ourselves and
ctr
o.ck the best'— 3 for .................................................. ¿ 5 C
ORANGES are at their best now, Sweet
/» a
Jincy Navel., 126 .¡M , d o ........................................ 60C
FEED and H AY
All Kinds Always
EstacadaFeed Store
U. S. MORGAN
Estacada’s Own Store