Clark County WA Archives News.....Brief Mention January 29, 1915
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Camas Post January 29, 1915
Hubert Blair and wife moved on Monday to Portland, where they will reside.

W.E.Grimes, the lumberman, has leased the Pickett place, adjoining the Dole 
property, on the Heights.

Manager Woolson of the Opera House spent Friday in Portland looking for new 
attractions in the moving picture line.

Last Saturday was Bertram O'Brien,s twenty second birthday, and it was quietly 
celebrated with a holiday spent in Portland.

P.W. Jacoby and family, who vacated their property on the Heights a few months 
ago, moved back to their own home on Monday.

Mr. and Mrs. G.R.Cooper who has been living in one of the McIsaacs houses near 
the school buildings, have moved to one of the Davis houses in Forest Home.

Mr. Button, who came from Hood River recently to join the force at the Camas 
Mercantile Co.'s store, has returned to Hood River with his family. They left 
Wednesday.

Rev. Horace Williston has been confined to his bed for a couple of days owing 
to the severity of the exercise he had while assisting at he excavation of the 
church basement.

Mr. and Mrs. A.W.Scott of Prune Hill left Saturday evening for Portland, en 
route to San Diego,Cal. where they will spend the remainder of the winter and 
part of the spring.

Robert Stoller has secured the agency for the Dodge automobile and will begin 
demonstrating on the 1st of the month or as soon thereafter as he receives one 
or more of the machines.

A very enjoyable time was had Saturday evening at the home of Mr. and Mrs. 
Chas. Johnson on Maxon street, where a number of friends gathered to pass the 
time with an old fashioned taffy pull. All joined in the fun, and afterward 
games were played and a delicious luncheon was served.Before departing all 
present gathered around the piano and joined in singing the old time songs.

Rev.A.L.Hutchinons D.D.,Portland, will preach at the Presbyterian church 
Wednesday, Thursday and Friday, February 3,4, and 5, but there will be 
services every afternoon and evening this wek at 3 and 7:45 o'clock. Good 
music and something to shout about. Everyone will be welcome.

A.E.Jones, who conducted a barber shop in the basement of the Urie building 
last winter, is now canvassing in Oregon and Washington for three magazines. 
He visited this city Tuesday.

H.McMaster went to Portland on Wednesday to attend the Oregon Hardware Men's 
Convention. W.Swank also attended the convention, so that this part of the 
county was well represented.

A.R.Price, who has been out of town since the beginning of the week, is not 
expected back until Sunday or Monday.He was called upon by the underwriters to 
adjust fire losses in Springfield and Baker, Oregon. 

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