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WALTER W. PAULL
Editor and Manager
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CLACKAM AS
NEWS
LOCAL ITEMS
T H U R S D A Y , JU NE 23, 1927
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H o n o r3 at \_orvalils
The Garden Club is to meet at the interested in gardening is invited,
home o f Mrs. W . J. Moore, Monday jand all the members are expected to
afternoon at 2 o'clock. Everyone i bring guests.
L.
A native son o f Estacada carried
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Bartholomew
and .‘■ in drove to Moro, Oregon, Sun- o ff the highest honors at the recent
graduation
exercises at
Corvallis
da
i eturning Tuesday.
high school, according to a dispatch.
Mrs. George Dale and daughters,
Both “ Scholastic
Honors,”
and
Helen and Lillian, o f W allowa, Ore­ “ Special Honors” are extra commen­
gon, visited relatives and friends
dations which appear on the diploma
here Friday.
of Fred Saling. formerly a resident
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Morrow of of this city and a student o f the
Portland
visited
at
the
Charles local school.
The “ scholastic honor”
Sparks home over the week-end.
is awarded pupils who have main­
tained
an
average
o f “ B ” or better
Mr. and Mrs. Smiley Lovelace and
daughter, Shirley, drove up from throughout their entire high school
course, while the “ special honor" was
Yoncalla Friday for a few days.
Mr. and Mrs. Jim McGinnis and received by only eleven students,
family spent the week-end with re­ being based upon scholastic excel­
lence,
activities,
leadership,
and
latives in Boring.
loyalty to the school.
Ernest Rynning returned to Port­
Young Saling tied with another
land Saturday, after having spent
boy for the highest scholastic honors
several days with his mother.
in
the clusa.
This is unusual, the
LOST
Arnold Lovelace spent a few days award usually being won by a girl.
FOR SALE
at Seaside last week.
;cn
piano,
Mrs S. E. W ooster visited in Port­
N. O. W . P A R T Y
.
ln l
con i1.". '!), W ¡1 Si 11 lo r '
land a week returning home Monday.
•rlf original cost.
See L O S T — One radio storage battery She attended a reunion at Scio on
The last N. O. W . card party o f
3:itf
between Estacada and the top of Sunday at which there were over the season was held Thursday even­
ili [man.
ing in the Masonic Hall with a large
Springwnler hill.
S. E. Lawrence fifty relatives.
High scores went to
F>,R S A L E — 1 -1 '* H. P. Z. Type
Mr. and Mrs. Jack Marchbank of attendance.
Estacada.
35-36c
Portland spent Sunday with R. G. Mrs. Henry Boers and Wallace Smith.
C>. s Engine. 1 5 il. P. upright gas
Consolations to Mrs. Alva Smith and
Marchbank.
e
m ; 1 bicycle good as new.
A
Jake Penner.
A lunch was served
F O U N D — Diamond Bar Pin.
Owner
Miss Gladys Linn o f Corbett is the
lot of garden tools.
and
dancing concluded the evening.
may have same by calling at the guest of Miss Estelle Hansen this
• ; hber tired buggy with top.
A
N E W S office.
week.
V IS IT S OLD FRIENDS
p >d singl* harness, two 20-inch
Fred Bartholomew, Harry Smith,
FOUN D— Some time ago.
Pair of
wu:k collars, 5-shovel cultivator,
F. W . McGraw was visiting the
gold rimmed spectacles.
Owner and G. P. Rose attended Grand M a­
work horse.
may have same hy calling at the sonic Lodge in Portland last week. scene of former activities and re­
Fred Saling, nephew o f Fred Bar­ newing old acquaintances in Esta­
P O IN T E R ’S Second
Hand Store:
N E W S office.
tholomew',
formerly
of
Estacada, cada and Currinsville last week. He
buy what you want; sell what you
,
aduated
from the Corvallis high was formerly a cattle merchant in
1CNEY TO LOAN
don’t want.
2Stf
school on June 13 with special honors this vicinity, and is now living in
Salem, where he is engaged in the
B U IL D IN G material— Lumber, any M O N E Y TO L O A N — Have two $1, haring tied with another boy for
real estate business.
'scholastic honors.”
000 loans to make.
kind— Brick— Tile— Cement, Grav­
Mr. and Mrs. Henry Graves o f
el, Sand— Plaster Board.
PIANO TO SELL— Have a good Highlands visited Mrs. Graves’ mo-
■her, Mrs. Matt Lonsberry, Friday.
V
'¡D - -10 inch 1st growth .$7.00
piano to sell, See, W . A. Heylman
Miss Leila Howe is home from
K .nch dud growth $ 6.0 0 delivered
school at Independence.
C O A L by the sack or ton
LEGAL NOTICES
Postmaster Johnson .is visiting his
Get my prices before you buy. I can
brother at Grants Pass,” Oregon. This
save you money. M . F. Sarver
s the first meeting o f the brothers
BIDS W A N T E D
for over twenty years.
Phone 39-7 Estacada.
The burns that Peter Rhul re- j
Sealed bids will be received by the
F O R S A L E — A complete business
eived while trying to save his horse
when his barn
course in the International Corres­ undersigned, clerk o f School District from the flames,
No. 10, , up to the 7th day of July burned last week, are healing nicely. I
pondence .Schools.
Course cost
1927, for furnishing 110 cords of
Mr. Andrews, a friend o f Mr. and j
$105 but am unable to carry it 4 -foot, old growth wood to be de
Mrs. Bartlett o f Colton, California,
out. Have only started and school livered at the High School and Grade
drove out to get a glimpse o f E sta­
will transfer scholarship. W ill re­ School in a good and workmanlike cada, Sunday.
They sent back some
manner on or before August 20
fuse no reasonable offer. — J. P.
view postals to Mr. Bartlett whom
1927.
:hey report as doing very well.
Care o f the News.
tf.
The Board reserves the right t.
W. E. Linn has installed a new |
reject any or ail bids.
FOR S A L E — Gooseberries at 40c a
Frigidaire and is now prepared to j
W m . Dale
handle ice cream
bricks, Eskimo |
gallon. I pay postage. W . R.
Estacada, Oregon
pies, Dixies and a large assortment j
Woodworth, Estacada, Oregon.
June 9, 1927
of flavored ice creams and ices.
Phon« 4x1
Rt. 2, Box 93
Jerk o f District No. 108
Mr. and Mrs. Paul W om er of C o r-'
34-35-36p
vallis spent Sunday at the E. S. j
SH ERIFF'S SALE
Womer home.
DE L A V A L cream separators. Ail
Bob Marchbank drove to Hood
repairs. Hessel Implement Com­ f n th< Circuit Court o f the State of River Monday.
Oregon fo the County of Clack
pany.
32c
Mr.
and Mrs. Harry Otter of Port­
am ».
land were the guests o f Mrs. W . E.
Harold
E.
W
ooster,
Plaintiff,
L A !'E
M O D E L Used Chevrolets-
Linn Sunday.
vs.
Mr. and Mrs. Dave Eshelman drove
Overiand . Folds, with other used
Margaret Brown, Defendant.
o Salem Sunday to be with Mr.
cam.
R E C O N D IT IO N E D .
Hes-
State o f Oregon, County o f Clacka Eshelman's mother on her birthday.
• i I Imp! tnent Company.
32c
Dr. and Mrs. J. L. Hewitt of Port­
mas. ss.
land canio out Tuesday to get some
USED
IM P L E M E N T S — Machinery, By virtue of a judgment order, d
strawberries.
cree and an execution, duly issuer
Cream separators, Gas engines.
Mr. and Mrs. T. Yocum, Lloyd
out o f and under the seal o f the
Spreaders.
Hessel Implement Co.
above entitled court, in the above Yocum and Thomas Yocum attended
32c
entitled cause, to me duly direct the sixtieth wedding anniversary of
Jr. and Mrs. O. C. Yocum held at
ed and dated the 10th day o f June
O. C. Y o-
F O R S A L E — 5 acres of clover in
1927, upon a judgment rendered C’hampoeg last Sunday.
um is the brother o f T. Yocum.
and entered in said court on the
the field.
Mrs. J. W . Moxley,
Mr.
and
JIrs.
Alva
Smith
had as
3rd day of June 1927, in favo:
Marrow Station.
33tf
ruest3 Sunday, Mr. and Mrs. Law­
o f Harold E. Wooster Plaintiff
and against Margaret Brown De rence Smith and daughter and Mr. |
1
SA1
-W alnut Dining Set,
fondant, for the sum of $20 0 .00 and Mrs. Floyd Day and daughter
1 i
irs and a table, and also a
They had a picnic din­
with interest thereon at the rate of Slayton.
mahogany
library
table.
Mrs.
o f 8 per cent per annum iron ner in the park.
Miss
Irene
Hayden spent several j
the 11th day o f December. 1925
Vernie Duns, 61-11.
3 3 tf
and the further sum of $13.74 days with her parents returning to
and the further sum of $4.20, am Portland Monday.
F O R SAL fv Strawberries, raspber-
Ed Boner and Raymond Lovelace |
the further sum o f $75.00, as at
ries, che i ries, loganberries, grapes
torney’s fee, and the further sun attended the ball game in Portland \
and peaches during season.
Pick
o f $42 .0 0 costs and disbursements Tuesday.
.hem yourself.
Kinney & Lam­
Mr. and Mrs. Tom Morton spent j
and the cost3 of and upon this
ia son.
Piace opposite Garfield
writ, commanding me to make .he week-end with friends here.
Grange Hall.
tfc
Miss
Sally Clinton and Neil Free- I
sale o f the following described
real property, situate in the coun man of Portland spent Sunday with
Pig.
liss Vivian Gorham.
ty o f Clackamas, state of Oregon
Mrs. Brunner is confined to her i
F o r s a l e - Pigs.
to-w it:
Robert Miller,
ed as a result o f a severe fall on
Route 1. Estacada.
37c
ot Twelve In Block Fifteen, Zo Saturday.
brist Addition, Estacada, Clacka
C.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Gill and fam - i
F O R SALE —Six weeks ol d pigs.
mas County, Oregon.
O. Byers, Estacada, Rt. 2, Spring
ly o f Dufuv visited over the week-
water.
nd with Mrs. Gill’s parents, Mr. and I
Now, Therefore, by virtue of sair
execution, judgment order and Mrs. W . M. Dale.
John Marshall, Joe Marshall, Jim
decree, and in compliance with thi
Goafs
commands of said writ, I will, or •Jennings and Emery Closner went to
Saturday, the 23rd day o f July Klamath Fails Monday to sec about
h u l l S A L E — Milk goats . Ramimi
1927; at the hour o f 10 o’clock A employment.
Toggenbe.■g. Mrs. Uhiries Wen
Miss Eva Wash and mother . of
ver, Estai ada.
Cross bridge and
M., at the front door of the Coun Portland attended the Homecoming I
turn to le ft, go about 100 yards
ty Court House in the City of Ore o f the Eastern Star Tuesday.
Miss I
3 5-3 Oc
gon City in said County an
W ash taught the first grade here for |
State,
sell
ut
public
auction,
sub
several years.
'
thoroughbred,
j u t to redemption, t> the highes
good and large,
Russell Betts of Gladstone spent
bidder,
for
U.
S.
gold
coin
crs.l
Hamilton, Rt. 3
Sunday at the Tim Reogin home.
in hand, all the right, title an
Red land 200.
Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Miller and I
interest which the within name
;ik-39p
baby son of Portland spent a few
defendant* or either o f them, had days with Mr. and Mrs. Sam Barr
on th date of the mortgage hcrei: Ralph is well remembered here a ’ I
F O R RALE OR T R A D E - -One two
or since had in or to the abovt the son o f E. M. Miller, the famil I
year old Shropshire Buck.
Also
Your choice o f a Straw Hat, Felt Hat
described real property or an; having moved from here in 1913
six weeks o;d pigs.
U. G. I’.ilma-
Oxfords, Swimming Suit, or any
teer, Kt. 1, Estacada. Phono 19-56
part thereof, to satisfy said exe
merchandise in the store up to $5
Mr. and Mrs. Sylvester of Port
cation, judgment order, decree land, Mr. and Mrs. Blasford from |
38-39p
with ©very
inter, st, costs and all accruing ( larkston, Washington, Mrs. Ford |
costs.
Cottle
o f Green Bay. B. C., and Mrs Ben-
E. T. MASS
son o f Eagle Creek spent Sunday I
F O R SALE - Fresh cow mi Ik in# five Sheriff o f Clackamas County, Ore with Mr. and Mr». J. W . C’ ahiil.
|
gon.
..h* years old. Hugh H
A
valuable
cow
belonging to I
Carlin. Rt . 1, Est tcada.
tfc By If. W IL L IS KOEHLER. Deputy George Hitching was killed on a
Dated. Oregon City, Ore., June 10th
crossing by tho 7 a m. Estacada car
F O R SALE - Fresh cow and heife r
1927.
bound for Portland Monday.
rr.lf. R. *•’. Clark. Eagle Creek.
Mrs. Myrtle Tilson from Salem and
•Li nule caír.t o f Engle Creek Grange
her brother, Dr. Arthur W illiams, of I
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION
Hall
38p
Hathaway, Oregon, visited Mr. and j
D E P A R T M E N T OF THE INTERIOI Mrs. R. IL CuiTin and other friends!
Horte«
Their parents formerly !
U. S. Land O ffice at Portland on Sunday.
owned the Estacada town site.
i
Oregon, June 21, 1927.
Mrs. G. W . Kiger of Tillamook and
Noth’ © ;s hereby given that Ben H Don Newman o f Portland are visitin’
Mr. Newman
Stowe!!, o f Route 2. Estacada, Ore- at tho Sturgeon home.
has been traveling in the south for
■ in, who. on May 17, 1922
1
Homes'ead Entry No. 07Í
(?#
for his health.
W hile there are s<
\
i : f WV NE' ,, S c ’ tíon 25
Mrs. Nellie Marshal! o f Portland
FOR SALE
many places to wear
Work horne.
George Tow ,«V p ‘ S.. Range 1 F . WMF- is with her mother, Mrs. Brunner.
\\ aiter. Ci •> rmsvillc
35-3t'p m e .'.' J! - ridimi, has filed notiee of
Mrs. Echo Pa i atcer of E s'err
them.
t e . i to n> ke Final Proof, to Oregon is visiting her parents. Mr.
• - , rir. team.
See Geo. ,
(
the Isr.d above de- ;nd Mrs John Githens.
F , W ,H e rU 'F, «tacada. Oregon.
37p ,
before K. F. I n z e r , U. S
Little New! and June Richards of
( ’ em rs.-’oner, at Portland, Oregon Hermiston, Oregon, are visltirg them
o::
■’ Jth d ’ y o f August, 1927.
rrandpnrents. Mr. and Mrs. F. J. I
W ANTED
“ Ivm inf names as witnesses;
Markenrider.
A r'o n Habel*. o f Route 2. Enta
Mrs. C F. Hurst and nephew.
1 to do light
9x3 or ad­ •sdn. O regon; August Sehuenbcr re. of Ubert Adlon. went into the Doer
Route
2
r.-t-ra
d
: >n ; Fred Sanit r a n Sund “ in Pori land to
euda, Oregon.
Baldwin, o f Rout» 2 ‘ '«tacada. Gre­ see Mrs. Bert Hurst, who is quite ill
O BUY-
sire
gon ; Joe F cn s'c-, c i Route 2, Esta with pleural pneumonia and heart
Bo
adn. Ore-on.
rouble. They took dinner W, h Mr. j
cure o f The N E W S .
Co
rd Mrs. Sam H ove, former resi­
V. A L T E R L. T O O /?.!. Sr.,
dent» o f Estacada.
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ESTACADA
STATE DANK
BUY EARLY — PAY US AS YOU WISH
OUR BIG FRIEND MAKING DAYS WITH
SALE ENDS------ SATURDAY, JULY 2, AT 8 P. M.
Dress up for the Fourth, for the Round-up, for vacations, for the
Chautauqua by taking advantage of our offers. Up to $5.00 in
merchandise will be given FREE with all purchases made durin*
this sale.
F ree Combination Offers
with
New Low Prices
FREE
A PAIR OF HOLEPROOF HOSIERY
WITH
DRESSES
COATS
HATS
SPORT DRESSES
BATHING SUITS
A $5 Gift With Every Purchase Over $25
MEN!
A Fine Selection of
GIRLS’ COATS and DRESSES
$2.50 saved on any
Boy’s Outfit
Young Men’s or Men’s
One or Two Pants Suits
for example
1 Boy’s Pants ................... $3.50
1 Boy’s Sweater ............... 3.50
1 Boy’s Cap ...................... 1.50
1 pair Boy’s Oxfords ....... 4.00
$12.50
The Outfit for .............. $10.00
$25.00 to $35.00
Remember— W e have the entire
stock o f our big Portland store at our
command, and the free offers go with
each purchase until July 2.
A $5 GIFT FOR YOU
Always a Square Deal At
Team o f pood horses,
w, i 'ht 2.’100 Ils. See U. S.
Morgan at the Estacada
id
Enjoy your
Charge It!
clothes now!
W e collect no
or credit.
premium
You make
your own terms.
Beaver Bldg.-
— Over Woolworth Store
Oregon City
Look for the Clock Over the Entrance
>11
Our Quota is 500 New and 500 Old Friends— Help Us Go Over The Top!