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About Clackamas County news. (Estacada, Or.) 1928-1957 | View Entire Issue (May 10, 1929)
CLACKAMAS COUNTY NBJWS, FRIDAY, MAY 10, 1929 rr niiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiniiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii ESTACADA LOCALS Miss Margaret Schock is able to get around again, after being laid j up for two weeks, with a bad case I of poison oak. | The Estacada school band has been ! engaged to play in the Blue Ribbon i Health parade in Oregon City Satur day. Protect your investment by running your W. D. Howard and family have moved into the Bunk apartments’ Model T Ford as long as possible. Expend from the LaBarre house, and another iture of a few dollars may enable you to tenant has moved into the attractive 1 get thousands of miles of additional ser new residence recently completed by vice. H. A. LaBarre. Through the courtesy of the Jack- Bring the car to us and let us tell you how son Lumber company, who donated much it will cost to put it in A-l shape. We the paint, three high school boys— use only genuine Ford parts. All labor Walter Smith, Fred Buell and Claude 3 charged at standard fiat rate. Lankins—painted the lines on the school tennis court this week. A« G. Ames left for the mountains Monday where he joined the forest service and will have charge of a Phone 24-5 Estacada crew of men. Vernon Ames will uiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiilllliiiiiiiiiiiiiillliiniiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiniiiiiii manage the Broadway Garage while his father is away. tllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllillllllllllllllll ESTACADA LOCALS Richard Hayman is now employed at the Faraday power house, having Mr. und Mrs. Wm. Kandle re given up his job with a Portland lum turned Thursday evening from Glen- ber company. eden on the coast, where they have The high school band of boys with been for several weeks building a summer cottage. They were accom their director, Mr. Bushnell, spent panied by W. F. Cary, who remained some time Monday practicing march one day and then hurried back to ing in preparation for their parade n Oregon City Saturday. the beach resort. George Rose and wife left Tues- E. R. Judd has been in Portland several times during the last few Jay morning for Seattle where I days to visit Mrs. Judd at the Good George expects to find employment. Stage Attraction Mr. and Mrs. H. C. Stephens and Samaritan hospital, where she re cently underwent an operation. She Mrs. Elizabeth Allen and sister, Mrs. SINGING is improving and is expected to be Marshall, visited the tulip gardens MUSIC able to return home within a few it Canby last Sunday. DANCING The Estacada Meat company has days. improved their shop this week by the Miss Lavena Grabeel went to Port And Comedy land Saturday to visit friends an,1 ipplication of a coat of paint, and t certainly looks nice inside now. her father an<l mother drove to Port your model T Ford JU «3 $ / R E D Si mi w BOB COOKE MOTOR CO Four-LeafClovers E And on the screen— Bebe Daniels in “TAKE ME HOME” Come and Guess for a beautiful Blanket to be given away absolutely FREE Something doing at the Liberty Theatre Every Wednesday night. At POPULAR PRICES 35 cents and 15 cents iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiitiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiin- iiiiiiiiiniiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii : BOB MARCHBANK Local Representative STUDEBAKER ERSKINE Motor Cars i IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIHP Tffîe Owner Serves . '(¡¡fie Buyer Saves $1.23 89e 39e .... 22e ... 22e 27e SCHLITZ MALT; Two cans for R SANDY LOCAL ITEMS “READY” AND “WILLING” REPRESENTING RED AND WHITE SER VICE, ARE MIGHTY PARTICULAR ABOUT THE PRODUCTS THEY SELECT FOR CUSTOMERS. ONLY THE BEST IS GOOD ENOUGH. QUANTITY BUYING BRINGS DOWN THE COST. R E D 4. & W ri ,'i T E May' 11 and 13 Wednesday, May 15 land Sunday afternoon and brought her home. Miss Irene Kaake, who is assisting in the postoffice at Boring, spent the week end in Estacada with her par ents, Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Kaake. Next Sunday is Mother’s day and there will be special services in the churches in honor of the occasion. The teachers of Estacada high school entertained Mr. and Mrs. W E. Buell Thursday evening. They planned a picnic but on account of the inclement weather held the part;, in the club house in the park. Mrs. Frances Marchbank of Hood River visited her parents, Mr. and ' Mrs. A. S. Hassell over the week end There was a very pleasant five l hundred party Wednesday evening at the Odd Fellows hall, sponsored by the Artisans. Eleven tables of play ers formed a jolly crowd who en joyed the pastime until lunch wa: served. Mrs. W. E. Linn and A. Smith made the high scores while Mrs. W. F. Cary and Henry Beers received prizes. Mrs. Neva Smith Day of Stayton with her little daughter arrived Sun day and visited her parents, Mr. and Mrs. A. Smith, for a few days. Miss Alice Kaake is now employed at the Wm. Moran home in Boring. Glenn Ely and Mrs. Jack Norton were in Estacada over the week end visiting their mother, Mrs. Amy Ely. Mr. and Mrs. George Rose re turned Friday evening from a trip to Seattle and other Washington points. The Pick of the Crop Specials for Saturday and Monday Liberty Theatre Another Rube Shaw Presentation ■ / D & W H T E RED and WHITE BROOMS; Each SERV-US FRESH PRUNES; 2*/2s; Two for RINSO; Large Packages; the package RED and WHITE TOILET PAPER; Three Rolls for RED and WHITE TUNA FISH: l-4s; Two for........... RED and WHITE MEDIUM RIPE OLIVES; 9 oz., Mission Var. 1 7C POST TOASTIES; Two for 1 7 c WHITE WONDER SOAP; 7 Bara for...... CRISCO; Three pounds for ........ SERV-US MACARONI, Noodles or Spaghetti; Three for SERV-US PURE FRUIT PRESERVES; 14-oz. jars, asstd. berry SERV-US COFFEE; 1 pound tins ..................... SERV-US COFFEE; 1 pound packages; per pound N. B. C. HONEY GRAHAMS; 2 lb. Packages; each 27e 73e 20e 23e 53e 47e 36e R & W H T E I The complete registration for the Sandy grade school this year was 123. Carl Sharnke had a big job paint- ng the new state garage, which is R R now finished. Walter Creighton com pleted the contract last week. £ Sandy boys home from college for he week-end included Tom and Ken D Our Produce Specials for This Week Consist of neth Scales, Edward Nelson and Tom Dunn. & PEAS, ORANGES and POTATOES ¡5 Former Sandy Hi students writing letters for the alumni edition of the Mountain Echoes were Florence and w Vita DeShazer, Rildie Roberts Allen, H Jonnie Shelley, Zaidie Alt Krebs, Bernice Duncan Gannon, Marie and Ruth Baumback, Kathleen Jones, T Gladyce Wilkins-Nelson, Ken Scales, c James Crissey, Alice Douglass, Avis Strong, Clara Sitz, Ella Schwartz, Genevieve Jonsrud and Helen Hempe. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Bacon returned last week from a three-day trip over in the Yakima country. They found sunshine and everything growing fine over there. The Frank Schmitz children have il been having the measles und Mrs. Dodd has been staying at the Schmitz some during the day. Mayor Smith expects his wife and iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiniiiiiir» new baby daughter home from the SANDY LOCALS hospital this week. Hon. Matt Glover visited Sandy The Leonard Lauderback home at and surrounding country last week, Orient is coming fine and is going to 1 making assessments for the county be a very handsome residence. assessor, and Matt met many old The Adams and Patterson families friends. SPECIAL REBEKAH BENEFIT SHOW are now about settled in the Hoffman P. T. Shelley has eight sheep al- house. Patterson works in the on the screen— ready grazing on his ranch. The Shel creamery and Mr. Adams is now on leys will not move before June. a butter route. Three Patterson chil WILLIAM HAINES IN Some work has been done on the dren are in the grade school. road south from the grade school the Novaks Give Fine Program past week by the road boss, Henry Keisicker. The Novak Girls, presented by Mr. and Mrs. Charles Collier, from Rube Shaw at the Liberty Wednes Astoria, and Mrs. Collier, Sr., were day were fine, and were enjoyed. With Anita Page, Eileen Percy and Frank Currier. at the C. O. Duke home over the Kimmel to Graduate week-end. Mr. Collier has been He wanted a job in Paris, but she made him wash quite poorly. Oregon State Agricultural College | the dishes,—The story of a girl-getter and the girl F. L. Proctor, who has been stay May 9.— (Special) J. C. Kimmel, i who got him. ing home to recover from his tonsil son of B. R. Kimmel of Estacada, is Comedy, “DOUBLE WHOOPEE” operation most of the past two weeks, a candidate for graduation in phar is now in the bank again. macy this June. He was a graduate On the Stage— Jim Folsom is foreman of an oiling of Estacada high school in 1916. crew this season and is located in Kimmel is vice president of the phar READINGS, SONGS AND INSTRUMENTAL the Eugene section of the highway maceutical association and president MUSIC BY HOME TALENT work. Mrs. Folsom and children will of the Acacia, national Masonic fra-I join him after school closes. ternity. He is entirely self support-I Mr. and Mrs. Henry Perret went ing. Music Furnished for this show by to Friend Saturday with Mrs. Ray- 9* mond Smith, Perret driving the I Smith car back to go over it. The EAGLE CREEK Smiths are getting moved to Dee, in the Hood River section. Dorothy Nelson is now a graduate ’ Eagle Creek, May 1.— (Special).— of the state normal, having com- 1 Wm. Ford went to the Good Samari pleted her work there last week. She tan hospital Tuesday morning to have may decide to take special work this his hand operated upon. The opera Estacada, Oregon ' summer. tion was necessary because of a cut Elmer Glockner, Sandy’s young av received three or four months ago ...... 111111111111111111111 ; 111 ! 111111111111111111111111111 ¡ I h 11J11 ! I i 111111111111 i 111 ¡ 111 [ 111111111 •) iator. received his diploma as pilot while splitting wood. The tendon I last week. Elmer is working at | was severed and had shortened mak Bennie Thayer has accepted the school in the typing contest at Cor Glenn's Garage until a suitable open ing it necessary to pull it together janitorship of the church, taking up vallis last Saturday. She says that ing comes for him to take to the airi again. He returned home Wednesday “his duties Saturday. while she did not receive any honors Mrs. Gottfried Stucki, who suf crith his arm in a cast. Thelma Troupe, one of the con she enjoyed every minute of the trip. fered a major operation last week, is Mr. and Mrs. A. C. Cogswell, ac testants in the typing contest at Mil She went and returned with Mr. Bu ' getting along very well, and will companied by Mrs. Homer Glover, waukie, was chosen along with three ell, getting home about 9:30 Sunday soon be able to leave the hospital. made a trip to Portland Wednesday. [ others to represent Estacada high evening. THE PEOPLES STORE H. B. SNYDER R STORES Tuesday, May 14th ‘Telling the World 9 “The Royal Estacadaian Orchestra Liberty theatre E Q
