C lackam as C ounty N ews
VO LUM E X X III
Special Musica1 Program and Otbar
Feature» Being Provided for
Entertainment.
E A G L E CREEK, Oct. 11.— (Spe
cia l).— A Harvest Home Festival is
to be held at the Eagle Creek Pres
byterian church Sunday evening, Oc
tober 14. The church is being deco
rated appropriately with the choicest
fruits and vegetables and sheaves o f
wheat and oats, from the neighboring
gardens and grain fields.
A special musical program is being
arranged by Grant Test, and every
body is invited to attend.
Mrs. A .C. Cogswell, Mrs. E. Cling
ingsmith and Grant
Test went to
Portland Wednesday to attend the
dahlia show.
MRS. SMITH CHOSEN AS
M E. LADIES AID PRESIDENT
A t a special meeting o f the Metho
dist Ladies Aid Wednesday afternoon
Mrs. Mary Smith was elected presi
dent; Mrs. Thomasi Yocum, vice pres
ident; Mrs. G. E. Lawrence, secre
tary; Mrs. Elizabeth Allen, treasurer.
The next regular meeting will be held
next Wednesday at the home o f Mrs.
Allen.
Although slow in getting started
this year, the aid is beginning with
considerable “ pep.” No town o f thh
size in the state had a better report
last year than the Estacada Aid.
AID TO SERVE DINNER
The Methodist Ladies Aid o f Esta
cada will serve dinner at noon on
election day to accommodate the elec
tion boards and everyone who carer
to patronize them.
P. T. A. MEETING TUESDAY, 23D
The Estacada Parent-Teachers as
sociation w ill hold the October meet
GETS NEW FORD
ing on Tuesday evening, the 23d, at
Mrs. E. Franzetti had her order the high school. A business meeting
filled Friday fo r a new Ford which wlil be held at 7:30, after which an
Bob Smith delivered at her Rhodo entertaining program will be given
dendron home.
followed by a social hour. Everyone
invited.
NEWCOMERS AT COTTRELL
The A lfred Sandblast fam ily have
moved to their acreage purchased at
Cottrell several years ago and live
across the road from the Watkins
place. Two Sandblast children enter
ed Cottrell school.
ESTACADA C. E. ENTERTAINS
OTHER ORGANIZATIONS
A houseful o f Endeavors from
Springwater, George and Eagle Creek
payed the Estacada Endeavors a visit
Sunday evening to hear John Runyon
song leader, whose middle name is
“ Pep,” and Herchel Henderson, coun
ty C. E. president, speak regarding
the Clackamas County C. E. conven
tion to be held in Esthcada Novembei
2, 3 and 4.
The young people enjoyed a fin»
evening o f song and discussion, and
will be glud to know.that both Mr
Runyon and Mr. Henderson will be
very much in evidence at the con
vention.
BUYS BRUNS TIMBER
Herman
Haselwander
and
E
Sweetland have bought logged-off
timber land from E. F. Bruns and are
going to cut the same in cordwood
and market as fast possible.
SANDY MEN.BUY JERSEYS
John Haley purchased two hea<
at tha Power Jersey sale, Ben Kligel
G. Stucki Jr., John Odell each one
and Floyd Hoyt o f Estacada also pur
chased some Jerseys.
THE SCHOENS ENTERTAIN
Rev. and Mrs. Schoen had as
guests over the weekend the form er’s
parents, also his sister, Mrs. Harry
Gilliam and Mr. Gilliam, all o f Port
land.
KUBITZAS ENTERTAIN
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Kubitza,
Sandy, entertained Rev. Father Boni-
ventura and his driver, Mr. and Mrs
Chas. Sharnke and the Henry Kubilzs
fam ily o f Portland at dinner Sunday
DIXON.HOWITT MILL RUNNING
Dixon-Howitt sawmill, Cherryville
has opened work for the season, run
ning about a half crew.
Jimmie
Ogden is sawyer.
BEAR CREEK WORK STARTS
Bear Creek Logging company have
been purchasing lumber from the
Bruns-Mclntyre company, Sandy, fos
iniatiative work, and hope to have
the camp ready fo r logging by Janu
ary. The new camp will be two miles
farther back. H. A. Robb is in charge
o f construction.
SANDY WHISTLE PLUG
GOES TO COLLEGE
Lloyd Stormo. who distinguished
himself as a dandy whistle plug at
the A lder Creek Lumber company
plant the past vacation, is now at
tending the University o f Colorado.
Lloyd was at Oregon “ U ” last year,
and came home with Ken Proctor
making his home at Proctors until
leaving fo r college.
EDDIE LINN LEAVES FOR EAST
Eddie Linn le ft Estacada Tuesday
morning, bound fo r Chicago. He ir
driving his car through. He was ac
companied by Roy Dennis, who has
been employed at Camp 1 1-2.
OREGON CITY-VIOLA
ROAD CASE DISMISSED
Circuit Judge Geo. Bagley, Hills
boro, has dismissed the w rit o f re
view in the case o f D. C. Lataurette
against Clackamas county, involving
the straightening o f the Oregon City
Viola road, according to word re
ceived Tuesday by County Clerk Don
ald J. Ryan. This is a victory for
the county and Latourette still has
the right to appeal the case to the
supreme court.
Latourette contended that the
county court’s steps had been illegal
in instituting proceedings that culmi
nated in the taking o f his property
for the straightening o f the road.
The question raised at the w rit of
review hearing was that the county
•ourt did not issue an order direct
ing the surveyor to make a survey
i f the road even though the resolu
tion set out that a survey had been
made by the court. Another angle
was that the resolution did not set
forth a proper necessity fo r taking
.he land fo r road purposes.
Judge Bagley also had to deter
mine whether or not the county sur
veyor had made a proper posting oi
notices and whether or not the coun
ty clerk had caused proper notices to
be forwarded by registered mail to
land owners as providedby law.
I f this case is carried to the su
preme court it will result in a decis
ion upon the meaning o f an act of
the last legislature, which set up new
procedure fo r location and re-loca
tion and straightening o f county
roads.— Morning Enterprise.
KILLED IN ACCIOENI
George Rath Dies as Result of Auto- Mr». C. O. Duke 1» Named Chairman
moble Smash on Highway
of Committee in Charge of
Near Oregon City
the Event.
GEORGE, Oct. 11.— (S p ecial).—
George Hath o f Oregon City met with
an accident Thursday afternoon and
died as a result o f injuries received,
Friday evening.
He was born and
mised in the George district and was
about 55 years old. His parents, Mr.
and Mrs. Ferdinand Rath, were some
o f the pioneers o f this community,
coming here in the early '70's from
Australia. A number o f his school-
mates still reside here and regret to
learn o f his death.
Deceased is survived by his wife,
a sister, Mrs. Wrums of Tacoma, and
six brothers— Carl, Nick, and Leo o f
George, and Lewis, John and Peter
Rat),.
Miss Emma Paulsen o f Portland
is spending two weeks’ vacation with
her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Peter Paul-
sen-
Frank Howard has taken the mail
route for this week, in the absence
o f Mr. Syron, who is on a vacation
trip.
Mrs. W. Held, has been quite sick
the past week but is somewhat im
proved at this time.
George W illing was absent from
high school Monday on account of
a bad tooth.
John Dew is selling o f f all his
stock and expects to go away to work
soon.
Mrs. Chris. Johnson and daughter
Vivian called on Mrs. Henry Schmidt
Sunday afternoon.
Miss Elva Shibley o f Springwatei
gave a report at the church last Sun
day o f the W orld Sunday school con
vention held at Los Angeles last July-
to which she was a delegate. E very
one enjoyed hearing about the con
vention.
GONE HUNTING
Glen M cIntyre and party have gone
to Eastern Oregon on a hunting trip
and Glen is supposed to bag enough
deer to supply the whole country!
Anyway he will get his two bucks if
.here are any to get.
NORTH MOUNTAIN YIELDS DEER
Had there been deer, these mighty
hunters would have bagged some.
SELLS TRUCK TO HOOD RIVER
The Cascade Chevrolet company
this week delivered a new Chevrolet
truck with the dual duty unit, to L.
A. Ray o f Hood River.
RETURNS TO ALBERTA
A fte r a visit in Estacada o f three
weeks with his daughter, Mrs. Wm.
SANDY DRUGGIST VISITS
Gilgan, August Goldstrom left Thurs
R.E. Esson, Sandy druggist and day fo r his home in Alberta, Canada»
postmaster, spent Sunday visiting his
sisters and their families at Oregon
RETURNS TO IDAHO
Velna Whitman, who has been vis
City, Gervais and Mt. Angel. Ron
enjoyed the fatted calf at each home. iting her aunt, Mrs. John Osborne
at Estacada the last eight weeks, left
KOCHS IN NEW HOME
last week fo r her home at Lewiston,
Mr. and Mrs. Hans Koch, May Idaho.
berry, are enjoying their lovely new
home and Mrs. Koch was given a CHRISTIAN LADIES AID
housewarming last week by 14 ladies.
RE-ELECTS OLD OFFICERS
DUKfcS VISIT ASTORIA
Mrs. John Page was re-elected as
Mr. and Mrs. C. O. Duke went to president o f the Christian church La
Astoria Saturday, visiting the lat dies Aid at a meeting held Thursday
ter’s relatives and returned Monday. o f last week. Mrs. U. S. Morgan was
re-elected as vice president;
Mrs.
WELL SATISFIED WITH
Yancy, secretary, and Mrs. John Os
CLACKAMAS C O U N T Y borne, treasurer. A fte r the election
John Roberts returned from a five- of officers there was a general dis
weeks' trip to Kentcky Sunday. Re cussion o f plans for the coming year
turning with him were his mother, and the hostess, Mrs. John Nordlund,
Mrs. W. B. Roberts, also the latter’r served refreshments.
brother, Edward New, who is an in
valid. Roberts says he wouldn’t give
COMPLETING RESIDENCE
Clackamas county fo r the whole state
The new residence o f J. C. Kiggins
o f Kentucky.
in the east part o f the city is about
SINCLAIRS RETURN
William L. Baughman and Miss
Harriet .\1. Story were married Wed
nesday evening, October 1U, at 8
o’clock, at the home o f the bride's
sister, Mrs. J. C. W altrig, 116 71st
st., Portland, Rev. C. T. Cook of the
Estacada Methodist church o ffic ia t
ing. There were about thirty rela
tives present and other guests includ
ed Mrs. E. E. Hannah and Mrs. C. F.
Howe o f Estacada. The newlyweds
were the recipients o f many useful
and handsome presents.
They will
make their home in Estacada where
both have resided fo r some time.
10 REPAIR STREETS
C ntractor Responsible for Conditic^
Caused by Overloading of the
Gravel Trucks.
The city recorder was instructed
to demand that C. W. Regdon o f
Woodburn repair the pavement on
Main street hill, broken while hauling
material for the Wilson hill improve
ment, by the city council Tuesday
night.
Several bad places in the
pavement have resulted from the
over loading o f trucks while hauling
gravel.
HEYLMAN IS CANDIDATE
The council also notified Foster &
W. A. Heylman, Estacada attorney
has announced that he is a candidate Kleiser to remove the large hill board
fo r the o ffic e o f city recorder. Wm. at the northwest corner of Main and
Dale, incumbent, stated to the News Third streets.
Tuesday thut he would not be a can
PARTY FOR S. S. CLASS
didate for re-election.
W. H. Grabeel gave a party for
A mayor and three councilmen art
to be elected this year, as well as a his Sunday school class Friday eve
ning at the Methodist ehurch. There
treasurer and recorder.
were 26 present. Games were played
and refreshments o f cake and punch
JAMES MINOR DEAD
were served to conclude a pleasunt
Mrs. Ella Lacey o f Springwater re
evening.
ceived word Sunday o f the death of
her nephew, James Minor o f Beaver
FIRWOODEEN FARM CALF
ton.
Mr. Minor spent his boyhood
TAKES PRIZE AT STATE FAIR
REV. CLAY RETURNS
days on the Lacey farm at Spring-
The Rev. B. F. Clay, at one tim e
water and was quite well known by
Helen St. Mawes Deer, a Jersey
pastor o f the Christian church o f Es the older residents o f that district.
heifer, purchased from Firwoodeen
tacada, returned last week and ex
Jersey farm, won first in the senior
pects to remain here permanently.
calf class in club work at the state
fair, and fourth in the open class in
MEETS DAUGHTER IN PORTLAND
competition with 32 others. She is
Mrs. F. C. Howe visited Portland
now owned by Northrup K. Bates, a
Saturday and was met there by her
Jersey club boy o f Aumsville, Ore.
daughter, Miss Leila Howe, who ac
The first meeting o f the Sandy
Woman's club this season was held
at the home o f Mrs. Blanche Shelley,
president, Thursday.
Plans were
made fo r a carnival to be held De
member i at the grange hall. Mrs.
C. O. Duke was named general chair-
man- Mrs. E. F. Bruns and Mrs.
N. L - Horr wil1 be hostesses the night
° I October 17 at the first social
meeting o f the club fo r the year, at
the Bruns home. Present were: Mrs.
A - w - Bell> Mrs. R. F. Dittert, Mrs.
w - A. Proctor, Mrs. Alice Scales,
Mrs. R. C. Shipley, Mrs. H. Schneid-
er, Mrs. Horr, Mrs. Harry Morton,,
Mrs. Raymond Smith, Mrs. C. O.
Duke, Mrs. E. F. Bruns, Mrs. Miller,
Mrs. Raymond Murray, Mrs. Thomp-
son. Nellie Zenger, Miss Kammerer,
Miss Shell, Mrs. Williams and the
hostess. Mrs. Scales and Mrs. Bell
will entertain at the next afternoon
meeting,
I
BANK OF COMMERCE
CORN SHOW OCT. 27
companied her home, remaining until
The annual Bank o f
Commerce
Sunday evening.
Miss Howe
is corn show will be held in the bank
teaching at Independence again this in Oregon City October 27. All en
year.
tries must he in by October 26. There
are 15 prizes to be awarded to girls
SCHOOL DIRECTOR TO BE
and boys who have taken this project
CHOSEN AT GARFIELD FRIDAY
which is under the 4-H club rules.
Ther are two classes. A ten ear
There will be a special school meet
ing at the Garfield school house F r i- ; exhibit fo r those growing one-eighth
day evening, October 12, fo r the pur-j acre and a tw enty-five ear exhibit
pose o f electing a member o f the fo r those growing an acre or more.
Communities participating in this
board o f directors.
project are Eagle Creek, Advance,
GRADERS WIN FROM FROSH
Petes Mountain, Wilsonville, Beaver
The Estacada grade school football Creek, Frog Pond, Springwater, Park-
team played the freshmen September place, East Clackamas, Union, Colton
28, the score being 7 to 0 in favor o f Linns Mills, Logan, Timber, North
the graders. A second game played Logan, Leland, Barton, Glad Tidings,
last Friday resulted in another victory Stafford, Carus, Carver, Low er L o
fo r the grade boys. The score wa: gan, Macksburg, Twilight, W illam
13 to 6.
ette and Canby.
A fte r hunting on the coast and not
getting sight o f a deer, Mrs. Frock
LEAVE ON HUNTING TRIP
of Zizzag and A. J. Wyant, Cherry
A. G. Ames and Otto Kiggins left
ville, saw three bucks on North Moun
Estacada Tuesday morning fo r the
tain and bagged one last week.
mountains to hunt deer. They ex
pect to return the latter part o f the
SEES ONE TRACK
Otto Aschoff took a day o f f Sat week. Dr. W. W. Gilbert has been
urday from stage driving and went out chasing deer the past week. W.
hunting with Pete Stone, Bill and W. Smith also has spent most o f the
Verne Alt^>ack o f Arrahwanna, but time in the woods since the hunting
saw only one track in all their tramp. season opened.
completed. Mr. Kiggins built on to
the old house and made many im
Mr. and Mrs. Johnny Sinclair re provements until now he has a home
Friday, Oct. 12, Gresham at Sandy.
Friday, Oct. 19, Sanday at Milwaukie. turned to Sandy last week and are lo that is modern in every respect and
cated at the Bruns-Mclntyre mil' is roomy.
Friday, Oct. 26, Sanday at Canby.
where Sinclair is managing the
Friday, Nov. 2, Parkrose at Sandy.
Miss Lola Moore, a Student at O. S
donkey. Sinclairs were former farm
Friday, Nov. 30, Sandy at Parkrose.
The game with Oregon City not ers at Firwood but have been at A. C., was a visitor at her hotne hero
over the week end.
Wapinitia some time.
definitely scheduled.
FOOTBALL SCHEDULE
PLAN CARNIVAL DEC. 1
BOB JONES IMPROVING
JACK SCALES AT SANITARIUM
Jack Scales,
tensely fo r ten
was taken to the
Monday.
Mrs.
with him.
a fte r suffering in
days from neuritis,
Portland Sanitarium
Scales went down
WILL CONTINUE CREAM ROUTE
Mrs. Erma Power is continuing her
cream route since the sale o f her
large herd last week.
Mrs. Power
show* an admirable spirit in under
taking what the average woman
would think impossible. She is buy
ing cream to supply her customers,
but has the long hard drive to the
city daily.
BULL RUN SCHOOL BUYS FLAG
A new 5x8 wool flag, about the
best money can buy, was purchased
fo r the Bull Run school recently, also
a first aid kit. Mr. and Mrs. Reece,
MALARS HAVE VISITORS
The follow ing Jersey breeders have teachers, spent the evening with Mr.
recently visited at Firwoodeen F arm : Mallery at Sandy, recently.
Mr. and Mrs. Raspband, and Mr. and
JONSRUDS IN HOME
J. O. Tretsven, Bozeman, Mont.;
The R. Jonsruds closed Marvel Inn
Mrs. Lyman Rich, Heber, Utah;
last week except fo r occasional
Clarence Baker, Grandview, Wash.,
special parties, and are now settling
and John McCormick, a former
down to home life again.
Sandy boy who has purchased a fine
calf from the Jersey herd o f Anton QUARTERLY VOTERS’ MEETING
Malar.
This young sire has many
A quarterly meeting o f voters o f
gold medals on both sides o f his pedi- the Lutheran ehureh at Sandy was
gree, and will make a worthy head held Sunday afternoon. It was de
for the Jersey herd John is develop cided to make some improvements on
ing in Baker county at Richland.
the church property, and the regular
R. B. Jones wag moved from the
Good Samaritan hospital Sunday to
the Oregon City hospital. He is now
up in a wheelchair, and has been im
proving slowly since his leg was
LUTHERAN AID ELECTS
removed.
Jones was almost killed
Ladies o f the Sandy Lutheran
when his home blew up at Boring last
Aid met Sunday afternoon and elect
spring.
ed Mrs. F. T. Schoen president in
place o f Mrs. Dobberfuhl. Mrs. Helen
O. E. S. HOME COMING
The Estacada chapter o f the Order Dahrens and Mrs. W aiter Krebs were
o f the Eastern Star will have its an re-elected secretary and treasurer.
business routine was conducted.
DIPPOLD SHINGLE MILL SAVED
Dippold’s shingle mill was saved
during the Bear Creek Logging fire
which covered 7000 acres. Dippold
has been marketing shingles recently.
SANDY GARAGE VISITS
nual home coming Tuesday ev :ng,
Accepting an invitation to the Eve
October 16, at the Masonic hall.
HELEN HITE A BRIDE
ning Star grange o f Portland Sat
dinner will be served at 6:30 after
Miss Helen Hite, daughter o f Mr. urday, a number o f Sandy grangers
which the regular meeting will take and Mrs. Dock Hite, Cottrell, was attended the annual home coming of
place. A special program and socia' married Saturday in Portland to A l the city grange.
It was a big oc-
follows the meeting.
fred E. Keep, brother o f Mrs. Arthur I casion and an elaboratep rogram was
Woodcock. The bride graduated from put over.
SANDY HIGH LOSES
Sandy Union High in 11(26.
Sandy Union High lost the football
ATTEND OREGON "U” GAME
Ksme at Molalla Friday, 6 to 0. COTTRELL P. T. HOLDS MEETING
Mrs. Shelley and Joe and W. A.
Sandy is new at the game, but watch
Cottrell P. T. had a fine meeting Proctor attended the hall game at
er grow !
Thursilay night, large crowd, gooil Oregon “ U ” Saturday and also visited
program and good eats. It was voted Jonnie Shelley and Kenneth Proctor,
HAS CLEARING CONTRACT
to send Mrs. Joe Caldo, the president, students. Proctor went in honor o f
J. W. Shafford o f Portland Is in
to the there-day district convention “ Dad’s” day.
Estacada this week. He has a con
at Portland, the last o f this month as
ANDREW B. RILDAHN DIES
tract fo r clearing stumps from an
a delegate. Also voted to start mov
Andrew B. Rildahn, Brightwood,
acreage belonging to W alter Grib-
ing picture shows at the school house
! passed away Thursday.
He was a
bon and will probably be here for
the night o f October 19, and to give
bachelor and had been ill several days
some time.
them every third Friday night. Mrs.
before he was found. A son at Port
Ora Van Fleet will seleet the pictures.
land was called and the body taken to
The circle also purchased an eleetiiq
IT PAYS TO ADVERTISE
the city. Deceased lovetl the moun
plate to use in connection with -erv-
tains and refused to stay in Port-
ing.
I land.
George Beers had a letter
Tuesday from Irvin M. Hanson
R. JONSRUDS HAVE VISITORS
o f Connecticut asking for a list
Mr. and Mrs. Otto Schilling o f
Santa Ana, Cal., visited the Robert
Jonsruds at their home recently. Mrs.
Schilling is a cousin o f Mrs. Jons-
rud. Miss Dorothy Jonsrud attended
a dinner given at the home o f the
Joseph Jonsrud in Portland for Miss
Alice Lindeli, who just le ft for China.
o f property.
Hanson had read
Beers ad in the
News.
Mrs.
Viola Denning, through a classi
fied, rented her house in Esta
cada at once.
BIG SIGN LOOMS
The
Richfield electric sign on
Council Crest is clearly seen from
Sandy, even on cloudy nights.
j
—
The Epworth league entertained
the Christian Endeavor Wednesday
night with a “ hard times’ social.
They report a fine time.
S M ta»
HARVEST HOME FESTIVAL
TO BE HELD SONDAT