E A S T E R N C L A C K A M A S N E W S , F R ID A Y , DECEM BER 23, 1 92 7
CURRINSVILLE
C lassified A ds
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UPPER EAGLE CREEK
CURRINSVILLE, Dec. 23.— (Spe-
UPPER EAGLE CREEK, Dec. 22.
cial).— One o f the doctors o f Esta-1 — (Special).— Mr. and Mrs. Will
cada was called to the bedside o f Douglass, Edward Chapman, Mr. and
FOR SALE
FOR SALE— One mare, 9 years old, Junior Hanson, son o f Mr. and Mrs. Mrs. Roy Douglass and children Reva
I weighing about 1600; one gelding Hanson o f Iowa,
who are visiting and Quintin, Mr. and Mrs. Virgil
If you want a box of the very best candy f t fmm f
F O R
SALE— Good Jersey and
6 years old, weight about 1300; their sisters, Mrs.
Voight and Mrs. Douglass and
children spent
Fri-
Christmas. Fine assortment from which to main
Guernsey cow. H. Huxley, Esta­
oth gentle and good workers.— Lombard. While
very sick, Junior day evening at the home o f Walter
cada.
It« | Haivey Gibbons, Barton, Ore. 3t i s now considered
your selection. Fifty Cents to Four Dollars per box
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out o f danger. Douglass.
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Mrs. J. H. Kitching left for Port-
Mr. and Mrs. Virgil Douglass and
rG it SALE— rive C weeks old pigs WANTED— Hear from owner ranch land and Bellingham, Washington, children left last Saturday for Ala-
Inquire o f B. F. Bullard, Estaca­
for sale. State cash price, par- Sunday. She expects to be gone two bama.
da.
It
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ticulars. D. F. Bush, Minneapolis, months or longer.
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Hoffmeister and
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Minn.
d8 jl2 c
G. C. Heiple and wife o f Portland children were dinner guests o f Mr.
W e Wish You, One and All, a Merry Xmas
rO R SALE Solid Oak Mantle and _
were business visitors here Tuesday, and Mrs. Will Douglass on Sunday.
Mirror to match.— Pointers.
.FOR RENT— 140 acres; 60 acres in
The board o f directors o f the Cur-
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Pete
Chester
cultivation; 40 acres in crop; rinsville school has installed electric and Ike Akers were calling on Mr.
FOR SALE— One 5 horsepower gas­
horses and machinery included, light fixtures in the school building and Mrs. Roy Douglass last Saturday LOCAL AND PERSONAL LOCAL AND PERSONAL
oline engine and one 3 1-2 horse­
$.)00 for the first year and $300 and expects the P. E. P. company to evening.
power Z type Fairbanks-Morse
after that. John Marshall, Spring- connect them up Wednesday o f this
Eagle Creek Grange held its De-
G. P. Rose has been ill this week
Mr. and Mrs. J. R. Hughes will
gasoline engine.— POINTER, tf. j water.
P. O. Address Route 3, week.
cember meeting last Saturday in- and is confined to his home.
spend Christmas with their daughter
Estacada.
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The
Currinsville
store truck stead o f the fourth Saturday for
Dr. W. W. Gilbert spent the week in Portland.
NOTICE— I have one bay horse, j
hauled to Portland markets this week that comes the day before Christ- end with Portland friends.
about 1400 lbs., left white hind j
Mrs. Claudia Plank from Portland
NOTICE
lor Victor Leon, Fred Linns, Mr. and mas, about forty-five t>eing present.
foot, diamond in forehead, about
Mrs. Schonover has been assisting was a week end guest at the J. M
When
I
came
here
I
found
posted
i
Mrs'
Jol,n
Githens
and
Mr.
and
Mrs.
One
candidate
was
obligated
in
the
14 years old, which came to my
at the U-Need-A Bakery since Mrs. Lovelace home.
third and fourth degrees, after which Weingart has been sick.
in the barber shops a price list (? ) Fdgar Heiple.
place December 1. Owner
Mrs. George Armstrong was the
wait has been daily making the election was held. Several now
have same by paying expenses and | 'yb'cb the barbers had''agreed to
’■ ‘ EwaB
Richard Davis and family have guest o f her sister, Mrs. OUie Darla,
charge
for
their
services.
itrlps
to
Portland-
holding
office
were
re-elected.
After
proving property. Frank More
rented the Roy Wilcox place in the Tuesday night and attended the O.
After being here 4 days I learned
*^rs* Artbur Smith was a passenger the election the meeting was turned
head, Garfield, Oregon.
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northeastern part o f Estacada.
E. S. meeting.
that two o f the barbers had broken out wlth L!oyd Ewalt Tuesday o f this over to the lecturer, Mrs. Leo Stein-
Jack Norton o f Portland was an
Miss Ruth Hewitt o f Portland wme
man who had the members do some
FOR SALE— Piano for sale near Est- their agreements, words of promise, we®k’
B’
( u n '*n spent the week end stunts. A Christmas tree adorned Estacada visitor Tuesday at the home a guest at the home o f her cooein,
tacada. Beautiful high grade in­ and had cut the price of hair cut-
Mrs. Raymond Lovelace, ever the
j at home-
the stage. Candy and nuts were dis- of J. K. Ely.
strument. Bargain for quick sale. ting from 50c to 35c
Don Newman o f Portland was a week end.
This looks as though It was d i-!
tributed to everyone
Terms $10 monthly arranged for
PAGEANT IMPRESSIVE
Two visitors were present from visitor at the home o f his aunt, Miss
Mrs. Ed. Allen of M a n te t « * «•
good home. If interested address rected as a personal injury and so I
There was a large attendance- at Garfield, Mrs. Olive K. Davis and Maude Sturgeon, last Sunday.
Estacada visitor the first of the week,
II. A. Livernash, Factory Piano Ad­ am making this announcement.
Jess Denny from Main street has |tbe Methodist church last Sunday daughter Irene
Mr. and Mrs. Charlie Linn of being a guest o f Mrs. Elizabeth Al­
juster, 413 North Boren Avenue,
Mr. and Mrs. Walter Douglass Springdale were guests o f Estacada len.
Seattle, Wash.
6t 11 c. | incorporated with me and will be lo- evening to witness the pageant as
cated in the barber shop near Ely’s ! Prot*uced by the church and Sunday dressed some turkeys and on Monday relatives Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Roy Wilcox and
W. H. Grabeel and Miss Mr. Douglass butchered ten or twelve
FOR SALE— Applies; 65c to 85c per store. We have a new shipment o f j scboob
Mr. and Mrs. Jim Linn o f Sandy children have arrived from Antelope
box. W. M. Sanders, Eagle Creek. regular 50c haircuts, while they last I Kershner were cast for the main hogs and a veal, which he sent to visited Estacada relatives last Sun­ to remain in this vicinity until after
we are selling them for 25c. Come, j parts* The scenes were very im- Portland.
Phone 40-13.
the holidays.
day.
bring your family. Women and PressiVe and interesting and the mu-
Ray Woodle butchered five hogs
children’s haircutting a specialty. I s‘ c was excellent. O f course an en- on Monday.
F YOU have anything to sell or
Will
to o i a number of
Good, clean sanitary service.* Look tertainment o f that kind is handi-
u ,n Douglass
n ~’’
want to buy anything, use this
| capped for lack o f space in the turkeys to Portland Tuesday,
column of the News. You will save for the sign in the window.
THE OFFICERS AND DIRECTORS
church, also for curtain fixtures.
Mac and Sibley Smith were guests
Adv.
JACK STULTZ.
both time and money.
; However, those who took part did o f Tracy and Bob Chester on Sunday.
very nicely under the conditions ex-
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CELEBRATES BIRTHDAY
OF
FOR SALE— Young Jersey cow;
i isting.
GARFIELD
(Crowded out last week)
fresh 10 weeks. Chas. Palmer, Es­
A juvenile party worthy o f m en - 1 nine little folks invited and after
GARFIELD, Dec 22.__(Special)
tacada Heights.
It
tion this week was held Wednesday ; childish games were played in which
Annie' L oud en visited
with
relative8 over th° week end
(VANTED— Correspondents for the afternoon at the G. P. Rose home j Miss Pauline joined, they all found
'
New3 in every community in the when the . venth birthday o f R ich -; their places at one long table by
Mr’ and Mrs’ Mllton Boylan were
eastern part o f Clackamas county. ard Rose was celebrated. There were I dainty and unique place cards where Portland
visitors
last week.
! a most delicious luncheon was served.
Mrs. Ellen Patterson entertained
The birthday cake was white with .
decorations o f seven candles. The at a blrthday dlnner a few o f her
? rooms and tables were decorated in ady * * • * * • • * her home Friday
WISH TO EXTEND TO ALL
DR. F. A. PERKINS
| Christmas colors and presented a ‘ aStT " eek’ the occasion being Mrs.
§ most delightful appearance. The lit- E* f* \ oeum s’ Mrs* CharIes Duncan s
BEST WISHES FOR A
§ , Ue folks present were Jean Grabeel, and the hostess birthday* Those
Optometrist
£ ' Phyllis Cary, Ruth Barr, Pauline pre*enl 'Tere Mrs’ H’ D’ Trapp- Mrs*
j Moore, Wanda Krieger, Mayrose L. J. Palmateer, Mrs. J. O. Botkin,
Office Phone 331
Residence 28-15
Bartholomew, Lester Kig^ins, Theo- “ ‘ S’ Geor(îe Buser’ Mrs’ Charles
.lore Ahlberg, Bob Cooke and Richard ? unca" ’ Mrs* H* H* Anders, Mrs.
O ffice in Medford Bldg., Estacada, Oregon
Kimmel, Mrs. E. J. Yocum, Mrs. Con­
i Rose.
rad Kregbaum and the hostess.
j D., D. C. and E. C. LATOURETTE
Mr. and Mrs. Paul Hussick who has
Attorneys
been visiting their daughter, Mrs.
ractice in all Courts First National Dale Willis o f Timbers, Oregon, for
the past two months, returned home
Bank
•
1928 CALENDARS NOW READY FOR
Oregon City
Oregon Saturday.
Mr. and Mrs. Ely View were Port­
DISTRIBUTION
land visitors last week.
Just as the ties of friendship are strengthened at this
O. D. EBY
Mrs. Birdie Gilgan is confined to
ATTO RN EY-AT-LAW
her room with the “ flu.”
HOLIDAY SEASON
General Practice. Confidential
The Christian Endeavor held their
Adviser.
pie social December 17. There was
Oregon City
Oregon $13.75 taken in from the proceeds
so may our business associations grow in
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of the pies. The money goes to buy
mutual accord and confidence.
gasoline lamps for the church.
Hector Anders was a Portland vis­
With hearty wishes for Christmas and success
itor Wednesday.
CLIMB THAT HILL IN HIGH
Mr. and Mrs. Dale Willis visited
throughout the New Year.
W ITH RICHFIELD
NOW IN MOTION PICTURES
with their sisters, Mrs. J. O. Botkins
MORE POWER FOR THE
and Mrs. Ely View, over the week
Endorsed by the press, the clergy and educators
SAME PRICE
end.
everywhere. No American play has ever been
TUBE TIRE PATCHING
Mr. and Mrs. Oliver Bowman of
PLUMBING— TIN WORK
so enthusiastically received. High class enter­
Chehaiis,
Washington, are visiting
STORAGE
relatives and friends here. They ex­
tainment offered by an excellent cast. Replete
PORTLAND-ESTACADA TRUCK pect to remain until after Christmas.
The Rexall Store
with comedy and pathos and mingling with
TERMINAL
Mr. and Mrs. Conrad Kreigbaum
tears in a most marvelous fashion.
had as guests over the week end Mr.
and Mrs. Coats, Mr. and Mrs. Mid­
More Realistic Than the Stage Play
dleton and Mr. and Mrs. Hargrave
and Robert Hamilton o f Portland
EYES Are Precious
Arnold , Anders visited Robert
1 treat them accord­
Hamilton Saturday.
ingly.
A complete
Mr. and Mrs. Phillips were Port­
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optical «ervice that
please, and satisfies.
Dr. Freeze land visitors Monday.
eye specialist. Masonic building,, Or­
Mrs. E. T. Davis and daughter
A MERRY CHRISTMAS
egon City.
Louise were Portland visitors
Monday.
O n l y Two Days Left
W.
E. LINN
TH E
ESTACAD A STATE
BANK
f
,
Merry Christas
MERRY CHRISTMAS
“ UNCLE TOM’S CABIN”
Broadway Garage
THE ESTACADA PHARMACY
A. G. AMES
LIBERTY THEATRE
Thursday, Dec. 29
Bartholomew & Lawrence
TO ONE AND ALL
Delightful,
Walter W. Gilbert, M. D.
TO YOU,
OUR
OUR
FRIEND,
GREATEST
WISH
IS
A VERY MERRY CHRIST­
MAS
MR. AND MRS. J. K. ELY
NOTICE OF SALE
In the Circuit Court o f the State of
Physician and Surgeon
Oregon for the county o f Clacka­
OFFICE HOURS: 9 TO 5
mas.
and evenings
In the matter o f the estate o f Alice
ESTACADA, OREGON
B. Seymour, deceased.
Notice is hereby given that the un­
dersigned, the duly appointed, qual­
DR. W. W. RHODES
ified and acting executrix o f the es­
OSTEOPATHIC
tate o f Alice B. Seymour, deceased,
PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON
in accordance with the order and li­
•ffice in Ltchthom Bldg.
Estacada cense o f the above entitled court
heretofore made, will sell at the of
fice o f my attorney, Philip Hammond
DR. H. M. KRAMER
Bank o f Oregon City building, Ore­
DENTIST
gon City, Oregon, the following de­
O ffice Hours: 9 a. m. to 5 p. m.
scribed real property, belonging to
Evenings by Appointment
said estate, to-wit:
O ffice Phone 315
Lot 8, block 18, Estacada, accord­
ing to the duly recorded plat thereof
in Clackamas county, Oregon, on the
S. E. WOOSTER
16th day o f January, 1928, at the
Real Estate, Loans, Insurance
hour o f 10:00 o ’clock a. m., at pri­
Rentals
vate sale on terms o f not less than
FARM LOANS A SPECIALTY
25 per cent cash, the sale to be se­
Telephone Estacada. Ore.
cured by a mortgage on terms to be
approved by the above entitled court
RUTH L. DILLION,
Dr. M. M. Martindale
Executrix o f the estate o f Alice B.
Chiropractor
Seymour, Deceased,
o f Oregon City
PHILIP HAMMOND, Attorney for
Monday and Friday Evenings After
Executrix, Bank o f Oregon City j
6 o ’Clock
Building, Oregon City, Oregon.
Office at Linn’s Inn
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Instructive,
Wonderful,
Moral
CARL DOUGLASS POST
American Legion
DANCE
Eagle Creek Hall
SATURDAY, DEC. 24th
Good Music
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Good Time