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About Clackamas County news. (Estacada, Or.) 1928-1957 | View Entire Issue (May 31, 1929)
CLACKAMAS COUNTY NEWS, FRIDAY, MAY 81, 192* . . . . -■ - a UP THE ► > P ROMPT , ► RELI ABLE F OR D SERVI CE , ► ► ► ► Ls / y > ► ► ► ► i Ford KoáJnrr »4 5 50 0 o b “ Dciroil) a Our mechanics have been specially trained to oil and grease the New Ford Proper lubrication means so much to your car that it ought not to be carelessly done or delegated to inexperienced hands. You are sure the job is right when it is done here. Our mechanics know which oil and grease arc best at each season of the year and they have the special equipment necessary for a complete and thorough job Our prices are low and we 11 have the work finished when you want it. You'll see a difference in car performance : BOB COOKE MOTOR COMPANY Estacada, Oregon " V - Mr. and Mrs. L. E. Palmer have moved into the Esson house, recently vacated by the Pace family. The Lundy family will soon be moving to the city, where Mr. Lundy has permanent work. All three o f the Art Young chil dren have just had measles. The Light children have all been down with measles and several other new cases are reported at Cottrell. Miss Edith Shell and friend, Jack Hale, also Miss Shell's sister, Mrs. Art Bushman, and husband and small daughter, were all visitors at the Hale summer home ut Arrahwannah for the week-end. Others in the par ty were Thelma Kitchin and Ray Hall. Julius Ruther came home to spend Sunday. He is working at Toledo, at Bittner’s plug mill. The P. T. Shelley family is anx ' ious to get moved this week to the new Shelley farm. The McKenzies, who own the old Franz Elling farm, have been making improvements on the place recently. R. Troyer and his cousin, Mrs. B. Wright, are away on a short motor trip to California. The big pageant slated at Bull Run for last Saturday night had to be “ called off” because o f more measles Alice Scales will soon be going io Rhododendron to take charge of tin Scales Btore for the summer. Lewis Lund went to work for the Sandy creamery last week and made his first trip by truck to Portland on Friday. Mr. and Mrs. Caspar Junker en joyed a duy in the city, shopping, las; week. Mrs. S. R. Harper has been away the past week visiting old-time friends at Vancouver und Hillsboro She was extensively entertained. Estacada Feed and Grocery ------------------ Store ------------------ U. S. MORGAN, Owner Phone 461 Specials for Saturday and Monday JUNE 1 AND JUNE 3 PUREX, one bottle, 25c, and one b ottle........... Free BLUE RIBBON MALT, 3-lb. can ................. 5 i> 0 POST’S BRAN FLAKES, reg. size, pkg.......... 1 1 C HILLSDALE ASPARAGUS, 1929 pack, can 2 4 O DILL PICKLES, 2',/os, c a n ................................ 15c* SNIDER’S CATSUP, bottle ........................... 2 2 o GOLD BAR PINEAPPLE, 2'oS, can ............. 2 5 0 SNOWDRIFT; 3-lb. c a n ................................. 7 1 C HERSHEY’S COCOA; > o’s, t in .................. PEAS; Utahna Brand, 2s, can 13c, two for 13C 25o CAMPBELL’S PORK and BEANS, large 10o SARDINES, Booth’s Crescent, l ’s oval............ 1 1 C DEL MAIZE CORN, 2’s, can 18c; two for 35c WHITE STAR TUNA FISH; ■ V s ................. 2 3 C A. B. COFFEE; lb. . 45c BANANAS; 4 pounds f o r ......................... 25o HEADQUARTERS FOR ALL SEASONABLE FRESH FRUITS AND VEGETABLES MEMBER AFFILIATED BUYERS - i - i -i- * - '• » j a . -L--g .g r - ; MOUNTAINS The Cherryville school board has hired Miss Lucille Harris for next term. Miss Harris has just com- | pleted two years at Hillcrest. J. T. Friel, who has been very ill, is now reported very much improved. Mrs. Bill Alt and Mrs. Blevins were Portland and Sandy visitors re cently. Dad Ross has built a fine log fence around his splendid log cabin at Ce- darfir. He is expecting to sell the place soon. Welches will have electric lights soon, as the Loop electric company can “ side-step” with its light and power line to Welches. The line is nearing completion to Rhododendron. Mowritz Peterson, o f Cherryville, went to the city to spend the week end. The Pete Stones, Murrays and Post master Thayer were down from Cher ryville to attend the Grange dance at Sandy. E. J. Sickler, Mrs. Sickler, Mr. and Mrs. Flury have returned from a fish ing trip of a week in the Dufur coun try. “ Not a summer home vacant” was the report from Brightwood Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Simeon Foster have been occupying the Small cabin at Brightwood. Foster is manager of the Sovereign hotel, Portland. Mrs. Daisy Smith, manager of Battle Axe Inn, reports that guests for the week included Dr. Lois Fear, Portland; Miss M. McCarty, o f Pull man College faculty, and a number o f California guests. The new Whitlock store at Salmon River has installed a large stock of builders’ supplies and includes thd! News in its "accessories.” A part o f the Sam Cox place, Cherryville, purchased by A. J. De Burg, now sports an elegant log resi dence, which DeBurg is completing. F ift y - S ix Diploma s Presented SANDY LOCALS ~ The largest graduating class ever assembling at Sandy Union high was a big event Friday night. The house was packed and the program was as follows: Song, “ W e’ve Got the Mumps,” Herbert Maulding, Eunice Howard, Boring school; reading (a Negro sketch), Dorothy Greenwood, Welches; song, Fern Tufford, Hulda Krebs, Olga Boitano, Sandyridge; solo, George Odell, Bull Run; “ Our Confessions,” Dover school; piano duet, Anna Louise and Julia Larson, Kelso; piano solo, Bobby Bruns; “ Tired o f Church,” Billy Dyer and Pearl Fowler. The occasion was a joint graduation. Mr. Vedder pre sented the diplomas, Principal Oir gave the address, and Miss Nyman, of Kelso school, presided. C h er r y ville Has Festivities (^Memorial Day ^ M E M O R IA L DAY was desig nated that we might adorn with loving tributes the final rest ing place of our heroic dead. The flowers with which we cover their graves m a y ' symbolize the living of their memory, but we ? shall honor them the most by hav ing their example teach us to love our country' more, to value more highly' its dearly' purchased insti tutions, to prize its manifold bless ings more, and to aid in perpetuat ing the freedom for which they gave their lives. THE PEOPLE’S STORE H . B . S N Y D E R After the school program Friday night, dancing in the playshed was enjoyed at Cherryville until twelve o’clock. Mowritz Peterson favored the crowd by importing a three-piece orchestra from the city (Peterson's; nephews and a niece). A “ grand” time was reported. CURRINSVILLE, May 28.— (Spe-| cial).— Mr. and Mrs. Don Allen re turned from a two weeks’ trip to home, at which Mr. Carney demon California, Friday. They said the j strated super-made cookware, 26 per temperature was 105 at Chico. sons being present. Mr. and Mrs. R. H. Currin gave a I Elmer Everest, a nephew o f Mrs. five hurfdred party Monday evening Ed. Closner, and his family, from in honor o f Miss Elsie Poole und Miss Newberg, visited at the Closner home Olson, school teachers, who are leav- Sunday. in for their homes this week. Miss Miss Eva Shibley was a guest of Poole goes to Ontario, Ore., and Miss Mr. and Mrs. Harold Horner Sunday. Olson to Oregon City. Mr. and Mrs. Peter Erickson left Mrs. Henry Heiple left for Port Wednesday for a trip to Eastern Or land Monday for a two weeks' stay. egon. They plan to visit relative* FOR SALE— Gooseberries, 40 cents and friends at The Dalles, Redmonu, per gallon; Oliver 40 plow and Prineville and Enterprise and will be two year old ginseng plants for gone about two weeks. Mrs. Byron Cogswell, Mrs. Leaf sale.— W. R. Woodworth, Esta and Mrs. Forest Erickson were the cada, Ore. j 14 guests o f Miss Madden on Thursday. In spite o f the rainy weather a large crowd gathered at the ceme tery Saturday and succeeded in cut ting all the brush and weeds and SPRINGWATER. May 28.— (Spe getting it pilsd to be burned later. cial).— A large crowd attended the The boys and girls cooking club program given by the Springwater held a picnic at the play shed Sat P. T. A. Wednesday night at the urday, each o f the members bring school play shed. The receipts were ing something for the picnic dinner *23.05 including the lunch. that they had cooked themselves. A special meeting of the P. T. A. Mr. and Mrs. Joe Guttridge and was held Thursday afternoon at the children were shopping in Oregon school house for the election o f o f City Wednesday. ficers und the following were elect ed: President, Mrs. F. A. Wheeler; Uiet 12,700 Carloads of Fuel vice president, Mrs. Forest Erickson; Total fuel consumption o f the secretary-treasurer, Mrs. Ed. Ay- Rouge plant o f the Ford Motor com cock. pany during the past year was 12,700 A children’s day program will be carloads, enough to make a coal train given at the Springwater church on 100 miles long. Sunday, June 9. The date o f the next Grange meet Miss Edna Bates came home from ing is Saturday, June 8. The topic the state normal last week to attend for discussion in answer to roll call the graduation exercises and to visit is "What would I* like to see my home folks. grange accomplish during the ensu ing year.” Mr. and Mrs. Fred Kist and chil Mr. and Mrs. Peter Erickson were dren o f Salem were visitors at the H. 1 hosts at a dinner Sunday at their C. Gohring home Sunday. Implements - Farm Machinery Repairs for BINDERS, MOWERS, RAKES — All OLIVER PLOW REPAIRS New Binders, Mowers, Rakes, Tedders, Cultivators, Western Rollers and Pulverizers MYERS W ATER SYSTEMS for Gas Engines or Electric Power A COMPLETE LINE OF FARM AND REPAIRS IMPLEMENTS Hessel Implement Co. Gresham, Ore. 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