ESTACADA, OREGON, FRIDAY, JUNE 22, 1928 VOLUME XXII YOCUM-BUELL-THORP CLAN REUNION HELD The annual reunion of the Yocum- Buell-Thorp clan was held at Sheri dan Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Yocum of Estacada were among the JUDD CHOSEN SCHOOL fifty relatives in attendance, who en joyed the picnic dinner and visit DIRECTOR AND PRESENT very much. Mr. and Mrs. W. E. Buell of Estacada also attended the CLERK REELECTED gathering. EAGLE CREEK, June 21.— (Spe cial).— Dahlias are blooming in Grant Test’s garden, including among oth ers Polar Star, Countess of Lawn dale and J. C. Gill. Grant is a great lover of flowers and hopes some day to have a real Japanese garden, to which his place, “ Bonnybrook,” is well suited. The neighbors are hop ing to see the Test road graded and graveled this summer so they will be able to drive through and witness this beauty spot. The annual school meeting held at the school house on Monday evenint was well attended. Oscar Judd was elected director for a term of three years, to succeed Wm. Sanders whost term has expired. Mrs. Gertrude Sanders was re-elected clerk. The financial statement showed receipts including balance on hand last year of $2,710.68 and disbursements of $2 .'109.70, leaving a balance on hand of $406.98. Thelma Troupe went to Portland Thursday to spend a few days with her school friend, M argaret Smith, They saw the pageant, “Where Rolls the Oregon,” Thursday evening. Carl Rehberg is applying a new coat of paint on the inside of his large dairy barn. E. P. Kingston is recovering fron an attack of jaundice. C. D. Bush and family of Portland are out on their ranch for the sum mer. The boys are planting one acre of cucumbers. A strawberry social, sponsored bj the Ladies Aid society was held at the school house Wednesday evening, June 13. A splendid program was given by a Scotch quartet from Port- ii-i.l, after which strawberries am cream, cake and coffe were served. The proceeds of the evening netted $ 12 . Mr. and Mrs. William Nelson am son Virgil spent Sunday with Mrs Nelson’s mother, Mrs. Reed of Esta cada. Mrs. Snedacore and two childrei of Portland moved out Tuesday ti spend the summer at her father’! bungalow. A big Sunday school rally is beinj held at the Grange grove Sunday. No services will be held at the churcl on this date. Dick Rush was home over the wee! end. He expects to finis« shearing ir a few days. He has clipped over twenty-four hundred sheep and goat! this season. Earl Pierson, who disappeared some time ago, has returned. He has been in California. Olaf Spildie and family went tc Silverton Thursday to attend the funeral of Mr. Thompson, Mrs Spildie's father, who died Monday. Emma Shults came home Saturda; evening. She still limps but is able to walk without crutches. Past Matrons Entertained The past matrons of Mountain Chapter 0. E. S. of Estacada held their monthly meeting Tuesday af ternoon, Mrs. A. Smith and Miss Maude Sturgeon being hostesses. Thi ladies, eleven in number, met at the Sturgeon home then followed the hostesses who took them in a round about way to a cozy place in the Es tacada Lake district, where a table and seats were arranged. They spread the lunch and then ejoyed themselves visiting and talking over chapter affairs. Those who partici pated in the pleasant event were Mrs. Catherine Allen, Ruth Keith, Mary Smith, Elizabeth Wormer, Ida Norris, Maude Smith, Dora Herring, Louise Lamberson, Mae Reed, and Maude Sturgeon. There was one vis itor, Mrs. W. W. Elder of Stayton. Guests at Reed Home Mr. and Mrs. Howard James and their daughter Lois and husband. Mr. and Mrs. James Burton of Port land, were guests of Mrs. Mae Reed Tuesday evening. Mr. James will be remembered by Estacada people who resided here when he was principal of the high school. He is just re cuperating from a very serious mast oid operation in a Portland hospital. ¡EAGLECREEKANDSANOY The Currinsville Ladies Aid will a chicken tamale supper in the SCHOOL OFFICIALS GIRLS LEAD IN CONTEST serve I. O. O. F. hall Saturday, June 23, HAYMAN RE-ELECTED AS EVERYTHING GOING FINE DIRECTOR AND DALE AS BIG CELEBRATION HERE CLERJC OF DISTRICT ON JULY FOURTH starting at 6 o’clock. Besides the tamales there will be creamed new LEAGUE CONTEST AND PRAC potatoes, peas, lettuce, salad, hot TICE GAME SCHEDULED buns, pie and coffee, at 50c per plate for adults, 25c for children under TO START AT 1:00 10 years. Everyone invited. GEM RESTAURANT SOLD x „ ,T . , , _ Misses Mary Sharnke of Sandy and TO MRS. LORA PRATT Two baseball games will be played Misses Alice Isreal and sister „ Ser- J. G. Hayman was re-elected as „ on the local field Sunday afternoon, na Isreal and Ora Conway of Helena, 8' h°o1 director and William Dale as Evelyn Meyers of Eagle Creek were Mont., are guests at the home o f . * elk. ‘n the 8ch° o1 meetmg held on tled for first place in the voting con The Little Gem restaurant has the first starting at 1 o’clock. The Mrs. Mae' Re'ed^^ The yo'ung"l'adica1 ^ ° " day even*n*- T^ ’ meeting was test for the selection of a Goddess of changed hands, Mrs. Wonderly selling Ballin Finance team from Portland came from the same place that Guy he‘d 'n the h‘Kh Scb°° aadltonun' Liberty to reign in Estacada on the her interest to Mrs. Lora Pratt, late will be here for the practice giyne, Lafollette resides and report that he ,n d there wa* a attendance^ Fourth. The standing of the differ- of Gladstone. Mrs. Pratt took charge and Fleischner-Mayer nine, also from is recovering from a serious illness. ch a,rman of the board J. G. Hay- ent candidates Wednesday night was of the business Saturday. Mrs. Won Portland will oppose Estacada in the Mr. Lafollette was editor of the Es- I" an called tha I" e<dlnB to order and — Mary Sharnke and Evelyn Meyers, derly will visit her son in Portland league game, this team having been tacada Progress here about fifteen the minutes of the last annual meet- 4,000 vote» each; Gertrude Fink, Es- for a time but has not yet decided substituted for the armory while the years ago I lng Were read by Clerk Wllham Dale’ tacada, 2,225; Ruby Bates, Estacada, what she will do. She expressed ap latter is in camp. ‘_______________ j He then read the annual report which 1^ 50; Gertrude Marshall, Springwa- preciation to the people of this vi These are both »apposed to be I was accepted. ter, 1,650; Bessie Huxley, Estacada, cinity for their generous patronage tough games. The substitutes for the Wm. Gilgan III The name of J. G. Hayman was 1,500; Lula Kingston, Eagle Creek, while she has been in the restaurant armory lost to Sherwood last Sunday William Gilgan has been confined presented for re-election as director by a score of 16 to 2 in the first to his home this week on account o f , , , , . . 1>000; Ruth Ayers, - - Garfield, 800; business here. game and came back with a 7-6 win an attack of lumbago. Mrs. Gilgan and heu WaS unanm'ous‘y *lec‘ed’ Joan Lundy, Boring, 725; Katherine in the second contest. there being no oppostion. Mr. Dale Beck, Estacada, 575; Lillian Duncan, from California has been in charge of the store. j was also unanimously re-elected as 1 Estacada, 450; and Helen Aust, Esta- Here The Ballin Finance team has a Mrs. C. A. Sissons and two sons, I clerk, there being no other candidate cacja 275. Robert and^Richard, of Anaheim, Cal., strong pitching staff, and will prob Methodist Aid Meets was | The wjnner 0f the contest will be are hero visiting at the home of Mrs. ably give the local team a hard bat The Methodist Ladies Aid held a ! ^or , the office. , The . meeting , , meeting Wednesday afternoon at the then adJ“urned and the budget meet- given a cash prize of | 75 and win be Sisson’s parents, Mr. and Mrs. J. R. tle. Remember the game starts at given the honor of reigning in Esta- Hewes. They came by automobile 1 o’clock. church. This was the last meeting j ' n ^ The , ^ a d Le d j budget as prepared by the lev- eada during the celebration. The and were accompanied by Mr. and Estacada lost to Washougal last before the summer vacation. ying board was about the same as two next high will receive a cash prize, Mrs. G. R. Goetch of Orange, Cal. Sunday in a fairly good game, by a that of last year. A fter some dis- of $25 each, and all the girls in the score of 5 to 3. Each team got 11 cussion it was adopted. The esti- eontest will be given places of honor hits but were fairly well scattered. mated expenditures for the coming jn the celebration ceremony. Ken Scales went in the box for year are $30,740. Estacada at the start, and while he Everything in connection with the had plenty of stuff, he was wild and plans for the big celebration are going i Family Reunion Held was responsible for two of Washou- forward very satisfactory. Word Dr. and Mrs. J. L. Hewitt of Port- was received yesterday that the fire gals runs. The Eastern Stars of Estacada land, <vith their daughter, Miss Ruth works for the evening had been Russell went in the box in the third were entertained most elaborately by : Hewitt, arrived in Estacada Saturday shipped the 20th and- will arrive in Training men to fight fire is the inning and pitched a good game but the refreshment committee after evening and on Sunday morning, ac- due time. The large posters are out task of A. W. Armstrong, local for the Legionnaires were never able to chapter Tuesday evening. They companied by Mr. and Mrs. S. E. and have been distributed through- est service ranger, during Friday, Sat overcome the two run lead held by urday and Sunday of this week. A their oponents. planned a mock wedding which was Wooster drove to Providence church, out the county. carried out delightfully and created near Scio, where they met many rel- The Telegram of Portland is co-op- school lasting the three days will be The score: much enjoyment. The wedding feast atives and enjoyed a family reunion. erating and is giving the celebration be held at the Squaw mountain camp Estacada— AB R H o A E Bronson ss ..... ... 3 1 2 1 2 0 which will be attended by 60 men. was composed of strawberry short At that time there was held the an- a jo4 Qf publicity, Freeman 2b ... 3 0 0 3 1 1 cake, coffee and cake. , nual picnic at that place, which was ^ wrestling event is being arranger' Instructions will be given in the A. 3b. 4 1 1 5 1 Ú The tables were a delight to the in memory of Gab Bowers, a pioneer - for the night of the Fourth which management of a fire fighting camp R. Lovelace Lovelace cf ... 4 1 1 0 0 0 guests with the numerous bouquets minister, and hundreds of people j should draw a large crowd. The two which will include time keepers, com S. Miller rf 4 » 2 3 1 0 of flowers, white linen and silver. A were in attendance. ball games in the afternoon, Boring missary men, foremen and, in fact, Reed c ........ .. 4 () 0 12 2 0 3b 4 0 2 0 2 0 huge bride’s cake adorned the center | vs. Estacada, and Vancouver Bar- instructions for everyone connected Weinel H. Miller If .... 4 0 2 3 1 0 and when the time arrived, the bride Coloradoans Visit Relatives Here 1 racks vs. Estacada, should entertain with the U. S. Forestry service dur K. Scales p...... ... 1. I) 1 0 2 was given a large knife and asked Mr. and Mrs. B. F. Landron, ac- j the ball fans throughout the after- ing a fire. * Russell p ........ ... 2 ' 0 0 0 1 A 1 » to cut it. companied by their daughter and son noon The street dance will be e Total ......... . 33 3 11 27 13 2 The cake, however, proved a mock- of Greely, Colo., were here last week pieasjng affair and the show will end Reibhoff Injured AB R H O A E ery, as well as the whose entertain- at the home of Mr. Landron’s sister, wjth a big fireworks display and a Malcolm Riebhoff, pitcher for the W. Washougal— Erickson ss ... 5 1 3 1 1 0 ment. The real cake was covered Mrs. John Osborne. They arrived in midnight matinee at the Liberty Estacada ball team, and who is em A. Erickson 2b . 5 0 1 2 2 0 with a paste board make-believe cake their car and will visit California theatre. ployed in the first service at Squaw Al. St. John If . 3 1 0 1 0 0 Holland c ....... ... 4 0 1 11 3 0 adorned with dolls to represent the before returning home. _______________ mountain, was slightly injured Mon Roberts 2b ..... 4 0 1 3 0 0 bride and groom. On a dish under- day when he stepped off a log. The Peterson Guests of Moores cf ..... ... 4 1 3 1 0 1 neath were numerous dainty cartons Whitaker Returns from Corvallis muscles of his right leg were strained Mr. and Mrs. Ed. Moore of Glad- B. Kaiser 3b ...... 3 1 0 4 1 0 in which reposed a small piece of , , John W _ hitaker arrived , home Mon-, making him lame. He was sent to White rf ......... 4 0 0 3 0 0 spent the at week end in of Esta- cake, which all of the guests received, day from Corvallis where he . has , been stone cada visitjng the home Mrs the hospital at Portland where he Gaines p ......... ... 3 1 2 1 X 0 The committee was composed of Miss j working. He sprained his ankle quite Moore’s parents, Mr. and Mrs. John will probably remain for a week or Total ......... 35 5 11 27 9 1 Ruth Dillon, Mr. and Mrs. U. S. Mor-1 badly which compelled him to take a longer. Score by Innings gan, Mrs. Elizabeth Allen and Mrs. j rest for a time and visit his parents, Page. Estacada 2 0 0 0 1 0 0 U 0--3 Rhoe Syron. j Mr. and Mrs. Frank W hitaker of Es- Visiting Daughter WashougalO 2 1 2 0 0 0 0 0 - -5 Visit» in Portland Summary— Earned runs— Estaca tacada. Miss Lavena Grabeel and sister Mrs. W. W. Elder of Stayton, Ore., da 3, Washougal 3. First on balls— : l a r a b o w in f a m o u s was here this week visiting at the Jean visited with relatives and friends of Scales 1, Gaines 1. Left on bases "KEEPER OF THE BEES” ! Go to Oak Grove in Portland for a few days this — Estacada 9, Washougal 7. Wild Clara Bow in Gene Stratton Por- Mrs. A. W. Armstrong and daugh home of her daughter, Mrs. A. Smith. week. pitches, Scales 1. Sacrifise hits— ter’s famous novel, “The Keeper of ters Miss Blanche and Louise, left Freeman, Russell, Gaines. Two base hits— Bronson, R. Lovelace, S. Mil the Bees,” is the major attraction at Wednesday morning for the mountain M,‘* Gorham Here Visitor from Antelope ler Weinel 2, Peterson and Erick the Liberty Theatre here Friday and to join Mr. Armstrong at the Oak | M‘ss Vivian Gorham arrived in Clara Webber of Antelope, Ore., son. 2, Struck out by Scales 3, by Rus Grove ranger station. They probably Estacada Thursday morning for a Saturday. sell 8, by Gaines 10. Double plays, is visiting relatives and friends in few hours visit. She drove through H. Miller to A. Lovelace. Hit by “The Keeper of the Bees” is re will spend most of the summer vaca from Missoula, Mont., and is on her Currinsville. pitcher, St. Johns, Kaiser. garded as this author’s most gripping tion up there. way to California. She made the trip story and certainly affords Clara to Portland alone, but will be joined GEORGE DISTRICT RE-ELECTS Jones-Kiggins Wedding Bow the most dramatic of all her To Build Cottage PRESENT SCHOOL OFFICIALS The marriage of Erma Virginia roles in Lolly, the girl who loved not W. W. Dart, the new barber in there by her parents. The annual school meeting was Jones, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. the shop in the Marchbank confec wisely but too well. held Monday evening at thc school Hugh Jones of Currinsville, to Theo tionery, has bought a lot in the Esta Band Receives Trophy house. R. S. Chaney was re-elected dore F. Kiggins of Estacada, was per cada Lake project and will build a The Estacada band has received director Miss Cook Attending School and Miss Sarah Howard was formed at the home of the bride’s cottage so that this fall his wife will the silver trophy they won at Milwau- Miss Geraldine Cook is in attend hie a short time ago in the band con re-elected clerk. Clay Chaney pre parents, on Saturday evening, June ance at the Behnke-Walker summer join him here. ____________. tests. It is now on display in a win- sented a bid for building the play 16, in the presence of relatives and school in Portland, making the trip shed which was accepted. a few friends. An improvised bower Date of Visit Changed dow of the J. K. Ely store. each day from her home here. Mr. and Mrs. R. S. Chaney, their of mock orange blossoms in the bay The date for the visit of Mountain son and daughter, Mrs. W. H. Flebbe window afforded a pretty setting for Chapter O. E. S. to Victory Chapter Ret“r"« ‘» McMinnville Visit Douglass Home and her children from North Platte, the ceremony, which was performed of Portland has ¡been changed to Mrs. Mary Judd, who has been a Mr. and Mrs. Fred Seibel of Port were in Portland during the by A. DeMoy of this place. The bride land visited at the home of Mrs. Sei- June 28. Quite a number are expect- Kuest at the home of her sister, Mrs. Nebr., came in on the arm of her father, fol bcl’s parents, Mr. and Mrs. W. M. ing to go and will probably charter Thomas Yocum, for several days, re rose festival. Mr. and Mrs. A. D. Campbell and lowed by her maid, Miss Louise Wal j a bus. ) turned to her home in McMinnville Douglass, last Sunday. four children from Tenino, Wash., ters, and joined the groom and best ! Saturday. visited a few days at the home of man, Gene Kiggins, brother of the Guests of Mrs. Shankland Tom Carter Taken to Hospital -------------------------- Mrs. Campbell’s sister, Mrs. Elsie groom, under the bower arranged so The Melvin and Albert Shankland Tom C arter of the U. S. forest Guests at Osborne Home artistically. Mrs. Otto Kiggins played families of Portland were guests of service was taken to a Portland hos- Mr. and Mrs. Lafelt of Lewiston, Dew, and family last week. their mother, Mrs. Eliza Shankland pital Tuesday suffering from a bad Idaho, were guests at the home of Frank Howard, accompanied by hii the wedding march. of Currinsville, Sunday. cold which it was thought had de- Mr. and Mrs. John Osborne a few niece and nephew, Editn and Howard The bride was gowned in white veloped into pneumonia. days last week. They later left on a Tone of Portland, spent Saturday satin with orange head piece and car Working in Cannery ________________ Hip to Seaside and other coast points. and Sunday at the home of his ried a shower bouquet of roses and mother, Mrs. H. Howard. sweet peas. The bridesmaid wore an Misses Alice Douglass and Alta Spending Vacation Here Mrs. G. J. Carlson of Milwaukie orchid crepe de chine gown with a Darrell are in Portland working in Leo Lasky of Portland is spending Visit in Oregon City a cannery. They were week end vis a few days vacation in Estacada, be- Mrs. A. DeMoy and daughter, Miss spent the week end with her sister, bouquet of snap dragons and rose buds. itors with their parents at their homes ing a guest at the O. E. Syron home. Edith DeMoy, visited Dr. DeMoy in Mrs. R. S. Chaney and family. ------------------------ Oregon City a few days last week Mr. and Mrs. H. Johnson and Mr. After congratulations and a buffet here. Masons Go to Sandy and attended the rose festival in and Mr. and Mrs. C. A. Johnson and luncheon the newlyweds left for Port children picnicked at Estacada last land for a short wedding tour. Several members of the local order Portland, Entertains Christian Aid Sunday. The bride and groom are both well The Christian Ladies Aid met on of Masons attended a meeting of the The home economics club will hold known in this section where they have Here From San Diego Thursday afternoon of this week at Sandy lodge Wednesday night, Mr. and Mrs. Hardy Chandler of a picnic at the home of Mr. and Mrs. resided most of their lives, the groom the home of Mrs. D. M. Marshall San Diego, Cal., arrived Monday to G. W. Wilson, on Friday, in honor of being the son of J. A. Kiggins. Erma This was the last meeting of the or Home From Normal School Miss Edna Bates is home from visit at the home of Mrs. Chandler's j Mrs. Wilson, who is an invalid( and attended school in Estacada and was ganization until fall. graduated from the high school here Monmouth where she has been at- nephew, W. H. Grabeel, for a few doesn’t get out very often. Mrs. Henry Klinker entertained two years ago. tending the state normal. days. Attending Summer School with a party in honor of her son El For the present they will make W. E. Buell, principal of the high ------------------------ ------------------------ mer’s birthday, June 16. Those en their home with the bride's parents. school of Estacada, is attending the Guest of Mrs. Lovelace Kaakes Visit Portland Oregon University summer school in Miss Ruth Hewitt was the guest of Mr. and Mrs. Will Kaake and fam- joying the occasion were Willie Joy Kiggins is employed by the Port Portland, going back and forth each her cousin, Mrs. Raymond Lovelace, ily were business visitors in Port- ner, Sammie Powell, Joe, Bobby, land Electric Powe» vompany at Far. aday. Jimmie and Raymond Rickey. day. j over the week end. land Tuesday. Here ... From Montana COMMITTEE ENTERTAINS MEMBERS OF 0. E. TRAINING SCHOOL FOB FIRE FIGHTERS STARTS »