Dayton tribune., October 21, 1926, Page 10, Image 10

THURSDAY.
THE DAYTON TRIBUNE
PAGE KIGHT
OCTOBER 'JI. UMM
of F. W Hob' st>‘l family, spent Snt-
evening after the regular session . mun. iittorney.
< >1 Minnville. spent Sunday at the home er. Clay Robinson and family.
Walter C. Griesel. Plalntlff. vh I ' urday evening mid Sunday at the
Birthdays for October Were Mrs Ida I
of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. H.
Mr. W J. Gordon Is back on the Parker, Mis Daisy Johnson, Mrs Merlin Harding, liefendmit. Hl« d Oc !
Thompson.
Rev. mnl Mis Simpkin, of HuiHl-
II McClure toller 18. 1926. Alleiiatton of Al
job again after having a selge of Milo Blough. Mrs.
munica. Calif , ars the people that
fecllona. II A. Kllks
Mrs. David Robinson and daugh­ the grip. Alvn Ryan has been help­ und A. 11. Denney.
Elsie H Kidd. I'InIn11ff. vs Churles I are occupying puri of the Harding
ter, Mrs. Grover Johnson, of New­ ing him out while he has been III.
M ih Hlmpklu la u sister to
Kidd. Defendent, tlled October 19. house
berg. visited friends in McMinnville
Bur Dr mid Ml*» Barnard.
Divorce. Jumos E
Mr. K. Bendstrup was in Dundee
METHODIST CHURCH
last Wednesday.
Thu M. W. A. basket bull teum
dett. Attorney.
a few days last week going over the
starts to practice Wednouduy night
Juitmnmitu
walnut books, starting the new year
Sunday school at 10 a. tn. Frank
Those
Mrs. Lorena Litscher returned
Hall
R O Pury mid K Hhettesly, Deb In the Community
W Hole. Superintendent. Morning home Friday from Hood River, where out. Mr. Bendstrup in now located
vs Shirley Klrtlmid. Creditor boys promise to develop a team that
at
Astoria.
worship 11 a. m
Epworth League she has been employed in the apple
Filed September 18. 19 36. Dayton will bo proud of.
19 2«
.(By Joe Felton)
T:00 P- m. Evening service 8:00 orchards for several weeks.
tl. II. Abdlll. who recently moved
Face $16.79.
Mrs.
A.
Wendall,
of
Woodburn.
If
your
want
to
see
the
height
of
p. tn. Prayer meeting on Thursday
P Olds. Juslin* of Hie Psuce. to his farm a couple of miles north
D. H. Baird, of Portland, and Mr. awkwardness, watch the rooks play
at 7:30 p. m.
Dlst. No. 6. Knights Adjustment Co, of Dayton, was able to come to twon
Mrs. G. L. Fowler returned to her and Mrs Ellis Raker, were dinner basket ball.
Service at Webfoot: Morning wor­
Debtors. vs Bruce Watson, Creditor. for most of the day Tuesday.
guests
of
Mra.
E.
E.
Swlnku
Thurs
­
home
in
Rockaway
Tuesday,
after
ship 9:30 a. tn. Sunday school at
Rev. M A Marcy and family, of
14, 1936.
Dut<< of Judgment
day evening.
spending
two
weeks
with
relatives
We
are
sorry
that
Kenneth
Had
no, visited the II A Fel­
11:00 a. tn.
Filed October 14. 19 3«. for costs.
LeKoy Walker. Pastor. and friends in this vicinity.
ley cannot pluy basket bull. Ho will
ton family li» Ing a few miles from
Elmer Richards, who has been be Ineligible until next semester.
IC- Henderson, Claimant, vs town last Saturday und while here
FILL GOSPEL ASSEMBLY
Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Waldron and making Jiis home with his aunt. Mrs.
enjoyed the day hunting
Carl Shelton. Owner.
Filed Oc
Frank Kayes, left Saturday for
The boys and girls have started tober 13. 193«. Claims lion on I93U ■lucks.
children Elaine. Roger and Ersil Lindsay, California, where he will
preliminary basket ball practice. model light six touring car In sun'
Sunday school 10 a. tn. Preach­ and Roy Graves, all of Portland,
Mr und Mrs. Rukoutraw. who have
Mr. Gooding Is coaching the boys of »30.«7.
ing 11 a. m. Prayer meeting on visited at the home of their cousin. join his father.
luen Hvltia tor the Inst year in the
until the return of Mr. Gubaer.
Wednesday at 8 p. ni
E Morton hniiso have rented und
C. D. Henderson, Claimant.
Mrs. Edward Schults was brought Mrs Sophia Sherman. subst It Ute
Are you satisfied, in need of heal­ Mra. Scott Edwards. Saturday night
ve I to tin Convert house, want-
Frank Johnson. Owner. Flli'il
home
from
the
Portland
Sanitarium
and
Sunday.
teacher, Is employed by the board to tober 12 14 2«
ing for your body, peace for your
vacated by the Llmd Goodrich
Claims Ihn on
Sunday
evening.
Mrs.
Schults
has
coach the girls
Light wurk will, overland touring car In the sum of I« mlly
soul, or more of God. come to the
had
a
long
seige
of
it
at
the
hospital
Mr.
and
tyrs.
G.
B.
Foster
were
no scrimmage will be the order for
Full Gospel Assembly and hear Ev­
Mi C H Kidd of t'arltmi. was
They and all are glad that she Is back at a couple of weeks.
angelist Rilla Mae Saunders, student Portland visitors Sunday.
a tov a u
no ago und while
llimdvrHon, <'lu I mu nt.
her
home
again.
of the Angelus Temple Training found their niece Margaret Addison,
is known us the
Lore bough
1. R
The people of Dayton under the
School. Los Angeles, California.
getting along as well as could be ex­
western part
Mrs. Wm. Dowd, of Portland, auspldes of the Civic Club guvo a tober 13. 1939. I'lulms li<*n on oi town. We are the
glad to welcome
pected. She had to undergo another spent a few days with Mrs. W. H.
Buick louring cur In Hie sut
CHRISTIAN CHURCH
thia mi'ii ami family to our nildnt.
operation on her eyes Friday. This Bentley. On returning Monday she reception for the teachers of both
the grade and the high school
Mra. t'hv Her Christensen visited
D. Henderson, Claimant. v
makes
the
third
one.
took
with
her
little
Roderick
Bent
­
They had a very interesting and Lloyd llUlliiRS, Owner.
Services every Sunday as follows:
Filed Oi­ over Saturday evening and Sunday
ley
to
spend
several
days
in
Port
­
enjoyable program.
Bible school at 10 a. m. Preaching
tober li, 1939. Clglmu Hen on 192: al the home of bur aunt. Mra. C.
The Aloha Needle Club was plea­ land with his grandparents.
Program
at 11 a. m. Christian Endeavor at
Buick six Roadster in sum o L. Marlow, In Portland. She there
santly
entertained
Thursday
after
­
Instrumental duet Iola Good- $17.81.
1 p. m All friends are invited.
joined her mother, Mra. M. It.
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Bruno
Hornberger
noon at the home of Mrs. Ralph
, Ing and Opal Purkey.
II t’lurk. Claimant. vs Clarenci Í Cooper, and the two ladles camo
were
in
Dundee
over
the
week
end.
Hadley. Refreshments were served
Welcome ud dress Mrs. Lender Snyder, Owner. Filed October 14. home Monday evening
BAPTIST CHVRCH
by the hostess, after which a short They were juat back from their week ' shuusen.
Mr and Mrs. Geo. II Jackman
t'lulms lien on
model
Alsea
fishing
and
hunting.
Mr
at
Response and Introduction of Fac­ Chevrolet Coupe in the sum of $15 6 and Mr. and
Sunday school at 10 a. m. Preach­ business meeting was held. Those Hornberger shot one deer and
Walter Jackman
ulty Mr Gooding
ing service 11 a. m B. Y. P. U. at present were Mesdames J. A. McFar­ brought back a lot of nice fish.
vlalimn al the
W.
.Marriage M c «* um ' m
Greetings from Parent Teachers
8:30 p.m. Evening service at 7:30 lane. Bert McFarlane. Bramlet.
home lu Portland Sunday. There
Wanda Mildred Renne,
I Association- Mrs. Demuray.
p.m. Prayer service on Thursday Sweeney. Scott Edwards. Hadley and
berg, and Donald Edwin Ward, of they met their sol ami brother of
The Ladies' Aid met Wednesday
Instrumental Solo— Mrs. Walker. Newberg. Issued October 15. 19 2G Walter, Mr. Elmei Jackman and
at 8 p.m.
G. L. Fowler, of Rockaway. *
afternoon and the following officers
Vocal Solo- -Vivian Chaffee.
wife
Mrs H iikuii la u sister of
Surnh Blanche Slade,
Walter G. Smith. Pastor.
were elected.
Mrs. Bahringer. as
Reading- Rev. l^eroy Walker.
Mr.
George
Jackman.
berg,
und
Hurry
Elmer
Walker,
of
Ella Langelller.
Mrs. George Robinson, who has President: Mrs.
At the end of a delightful social L oh Angeles, Calif., Issued October
EVANGELICAL CHVRCH
Th« regular inoetlngzof the Past
Fred Hess. hour refreshments
been in the McMinnville hosultal for Vice-President: Mrs.
served. 16. 192«.
Matrons Club of Iha Eastern Star
Frank M. Fisher. Pastor
several weeks, was able to come Secretary: and Mrs. Perry Miller. Everybody had a delightful time.
Verna Lucile Runge, of Newberg, was held nt the home of Mrs. J L
LAFAYETTE .
Treasurer. Meeting adjourned and
home Saturday.
und William Henry Havemun. of i Sherman Tuesday afternoon
Mrs.
Services as follows:
John ward and son.. Win. Ward, the next meeting will be held Oct.
Laur< I. issued October 16. 192«
J. L. Sherman, assisted by Mrs.
Dayton—1st and 3rd Sundays at Mr. and Mrs. Otto Peterson and 27.
Mary Elizabeth Foster, of McMinn -I Hurry Sherman, then entertained the
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XI A M
vile, and Charles Lewis Enners, of I ladles of th>' Eastern Star for the
daughter, Virginia. John McFarlane,
Unionvale—1st and 3rd Sundays and sons. Marshall and Fred Mc­
remainder <>f the afternoon.
^sued ocn.i.r >• i
Articles of Incorporation
»t 8 P. M.
Farlane, and. Mrs. Lucy Lumm.
Mr. and Mrs. J. Harold Newman
Del Iley luvestnient Co. Interest-1 anil little daughter May Marie, of
Pike—2nd and 4th Sundays at allof Portland, A. N. Shelburn.
1
%
Award
to
Gore
not
Favored
ed
parties:
M
Gregory.
F
it
11 A. M.
Mrs. G. L. Fowler, of Rock­
The of 1 % of the money recover­ Layman and S M. Wendt. Place of Nehalem, Mr. and Mra. George H.
Lafayette—2nd and 4th Sundays away, and Mr. and Mrs. Bert Mc­
ed by Jackson County Court to W. business. Newberg. Oregon. Object, Juckmun. of Dayton. Mius Ethel
A new radio has recently been H. Gore of Medford for services ren­
at 8 P. M.
Farlane and daughter Lora Bell,
Jui'kmnn. of Salem, and Mr and Mrs.
"You don’t have to institute a were Sunday guests at the J. A. Mc­ installed at the Milo Blough home. dered in relation to the O. 41 C. Tax Real and Personal Property.
c II HerriR. Mr and Mrs Phil
lawsuit to collect the wages of sin.” Farlane home.
Refund measure was reclnded by
| Gules mid baby son Jim. and Mr and
Mrs. Alice Oliphant was a Mc­ Judge Hartzell of Jackson County
Mrs A N. Merrill, of MUI City wars
Minnville Business visitor Saturday. In a statement published October
Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Hurt and son
Sunday dinner guests of Mr. and
Judge
13th.
In
this
statement
Lyle and Harry Hulman. of Port­
Mrs. Walter Juckmun at Daytou.—
Mrs. F. M Fisher went to Portland Hartzell says that It Is very evident
land. Mr. and Mrs. Grover Johnson, Saturday morning for the week end. that
MUI City Logue
this attitude concerning this
of Newberg, Mr. and Mrs. Roy Rob­
payment does not accord with the
The Plensnnt Hour Reading Club
Mr. and Mrs. Henry Howard, of j
Mrs. Ella Ketty. of Newberg, was desire and wishes of the majority Portland,
inson, of Middleton. Mr. and Mrs.
were in Dayton Saturday ■ met nt the home of Mrs. Major Mil­
a
Sunday
guest
of
Miss
Edith
Den
­
Chas. Johnstone and Mr. and Mrs.
of the citizens of Jackson County . looking after her property and re-1 ler. Friday afternoon. Roll call win
Mrs . J. P. Dorsey was a Mc­ Fay Robinson and daughter Marjorie ney.
and therefore he is recalling his renting it to Mr. and Mrs. Rakostraw ; responded to by seventeen members
Minnville shopper Saturday.
vote on that question.
It Is be­
Arthur Robinson and son David, of
Prof, and Mra. Schlauch. of Lin- and there was one guest present.
Chas. Schmauder and wife, of Sa­ lieved that the County Commission fivld
College, and Mra. Linfield, of I Mrs. J. L. Sherman hud charge of the
Bob Dixon and family have moved Dayton, and L. J. Fanning, of Mc­ lem. were Sunday visitors at Al. Sch- er's will also withdraw their votes.
McMinnville, were the cullers at the i lesson on Alaska. Mrs. I*. Simpkin
Minnville, were Sunday guests at mander home.
on the Lloyd Goodrich farm.
Unless one of them do It will hi Im­ Rev Smith homo last Wednesday was a guest of the club. At the
the home of Mrs. David Robinson.
possible to withdraw the resolution. evening.
dose of the lesson dainty refresh­
Mr. and Mrs. J. P. Dorsey are the This was a farewell family gather­
R. F. McKesson, of Los Angeles,
The Jackson County Court sent a
Arthur Keene an<) Wm Campbell, ments were served by the hostesses.
proud owners of a new Whippet car. ing for Mr. and Mrs. George Robin­ was a recent guest at the W. W. copy
of this resolution, together of Heppner, Oregon, visited the L. Meadams Georgiana and Major Mil­
son. as they expect to leave for Ari- Lunger home.
with a letter requesting Its adoption I* Krake home near Dayton Sunday. ler and a social hour wan enjoyed.
Mr and Mrs. J. B. Stillwell Jr., xona this week, for the benefit of
by Yamhill County, to the Yamhill Mr. Keene is a brother-In-law of
were McMinnville shoppers last Sat­ Mrs. Robinson’s health.
A. P. Fletcher and wife and John County Court. The Yamhill County Mrs
Krake's.
Tillamook
Addition to city wa­
Robertson were Portland visitors Court, however, took no action In
urday.
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Mr. and Mrs. Frank Knight, of ter system will soon be ready for
last Wednesday.
It and the papers and affidavits nec­ Eugene, Oregon. lopg time friends use.
Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Warner and
essary to recover money under this
brother Chandler were in Salem one
P. S. Wanamaker and family and bill were sent directly to the office
day last week.
Mrs. Kline Wanamaker were Sunday at Washington, D. C.
visitors at Portland.
Senator Stanfield has written to
Mr.and Mrs. Clarence Warner were . »--------- —__——————-+
the various County Courts affected
callers at the Bingham home Thurs­
John Taylor, wife and two daugh­ by this bill requesting that the re­
day afternoon.
Mrs. Rose Eddens was a Portlaiid ters. of West Timber, visited here solution be not adopted saying In
Roofing and Get our prices before Lumber,
Saturday and Sunday.
visitor on Monday.
part "Great credit is due to Sena
John Mayberry has about com­
tor Gore and bls associates. They I
you buy. Largest stock
pleted his fine new barn, which he
The Wanamakers have orders rendered a splendid public servlc.
Building
Mr. W. H. Foster visited his fam­
Paints and
booked for motion pictures for fut­ but to force upon them a monetary
is building on his place.
in this territory. We sell
ily at Hood River Sunday.
ure use at "La Wanna.”
Material
reward would rob them of the great
Varnishes
any quantity.
Mr. and Mrs. J. P. Dorsey were
Miss Elenor Rabin visited friends
er reward of public appreciation and
dinner guests at the Dr. Goodrich in Portland over the week end.
L. Howarth is busily engaged approval which constitutes the |
residence in Dayton Sunday.
with his wood saw. Was sawing the greatest possible compensation for !
Miss Tykeson, of Portland, spent wood for the school on Tuesday.
public service.”
The rainy weather is causing a a few days last week with Ruby
. The total cost thus far to Yam-
new roof to be put on the old Sheard Brisbine.
Frank Courtney, who was work­ hill County relative to securing the
bouse, now owred by Al. May.
ing al Hood River In an apple or­ $53.786.75 with Interest amounts to
McMinnville, Oregon
Mrs. R. A. Olmsted attended the chard, has returned to Lafayette.
$183.99, however the blanks for
Miss Mildred Williams was plea­ led Cross meeting in Portland
statements Is not Included In this
V. K. Snyder of the North Pacific amount.
santly visited over the week end by hursday.
Evangelistical Institute of Portland,
Miss Alice Morton, of Willamina.
Millers in Accident
Mrs, Doyle Cowles, of Elgin. Iowa, preached at Evangelistical Church
Mrs. Frederick Miller, of Dayton.
The County gravel trucks are spent a few days last week with Mr. Sunday evening.
narrowly escaped being Injured when
hauling gravel on the Salem road Wm. Greenwell.
her car collided with the car of Wm
Mrs. Henry Davis entertained the Bashln, from Portland. Mrs. Miller
between the Warner corner and the
C. W. Wallace, of Chicago North­ Lavender Club last Wednesday. Mrs. was driving northeast and was go­
Carr corner.
western Railway, called on Mrs. Ed. Bryan will entertain them Oct. ing to drive on to the side road when
27.
Mr. and Mrs. Soln and daughter Swink Tuesday.
she hit the car of Mr. Bashin. who
Vivian, were visitors at the Clarence
was driving southwest. Mr Bushin I
William Mahler, who was stricken had with him in his car-Mrs. Dora
¡Warner home last Sunday afternoon
Mr. and Mrs. Ellis Baker visited
and evening.
Sunday in Portland with Mr. and with paralysis three months ago, Sherman, Mrs. Wm. Bashln and
is slowly gaining and Is free from Mrs. Ben Schnlder. all who were
Mrs. Livengood.
pain.
Leslie Dey and family were visit­
bruised and injured to some ex­
For the very Intese In HOI ,HE- ('LEANING TOOIJ4 und equlp-
ing at the Clarence Warner home
Mr. and Mrs. Delmer Perkins, of
tent. Both cars were Jiadly dam I
menl
the 1 I LLER BRI SII I O. is leiuling the world.
Twelve
members
of
the
Ladies
’
last Tuesday. Leslie is moving to Carlton, were Sunday guests at the
aged.
Aid of the Evangelistical church
Myrtle Point, where he expects to W. S. Allan home.
Your loini Fuller Service Man Is In Dayton mui will call on you
were quilting a very handsome quilt
Taxes Delinquent Nov. A
reside.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Keyes and for Mrs. Laura Hubbard last Thurs­
Sheriff Manning reports that the
In Ilie near futuri*, He will ahi you in solving your cleaning
taxes will become delinquent Nov-
Mrs. Gilkey and Mrs. Girth ac­ Mr. and Mrs. Francis Keyes spent day.
problems. •
ember 5th, they tire being paid very
companied Mrs. De Tiere to Mc­ Sunday at Lafayette.
There will be the opening dance slowly so tar this month.
Minnville one day last week While
This
there Mrs. Gilkey visited Mrs. Ly­
Miss Alida and Miss Mildred Wil­ at “La Wanna” Friday evening. means that there will be a big rush
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man at the hospital.
son spent the week end in Portland Splendid music by the Portland Im­ in the tax department the last few
perial Jazz Orchestra will be furn­ days of October and the first of
with relatives and friends.
Mr and Mrs. Sherman Satchwell
ished.
November.
ASK AIMHIT THE SPECIAL OFFER
have moved back to there place in
Mr. and Mrs. W. E. Wilson, of
Mrs. F. M. Fisher gave a party
Webfoot, after having spent the sum­ Portland, visited Sunday at the home
Elks Re-la-ase Club Room
to her Sunday school class of girls
mer in Grand Ronde, where Mr. of Mr. and Mrs. Fred Hess.
Frank Fenton has re-leased the
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and boys Wednesday evening. Ten rooms used by the Elks Club to that
Satchwell has been employed in a
members
of
the
class
were
present
lumber camp.
club
for
another
five
years
He
Is
Mrs. Fankhauser spent the week
end in Newberg with her daughter and all thoroughly enjoyed the even­ having the rooms re-flnlshed Inside
Mrs. Mary Dey was visiting her and husband, Mr. and Mrs. Schatz. ing.
and they are taking on a very
daughter, Edna Warner, Sunday and
cheerful aspect.
Mrs. Mary L. Stem and her
Monday. Mrs. Dey was here on
On Wednesday evening Mr. and
business in the interest of her house, Mrs. Ellis Baker were dinner hosts daughter and son-in-law, the Ray­
District 42 Special Tax
PHONE »XIH
which she sold to Mr. Sigler. Mrs. to the teachers of the Dundee school. monds, of Garden Home, arrived
DAYTON, OREGON
Harry Williams, of Yamhill, has
several days ago. Mr. Stem’s many petitioned the Court for a road
Dey left Tuesday for Albany, where
■he is visiting Mr. and Mrs. Stuart.
Mr. and Mrs. John Edwards spent friends are glad to welcome her to meeting for the purpose of voting
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a "Special Road Tax” In Road Dis­
Sunday at the Tillamook hospital this place once more.
trict No. 4 2. This is the first peti­
visiting with Mr. Edward’s brother.
The Lafayette ladles competed tion for special road tax filed this
for a prize In selecting a name for
though several road foremen
Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Gale and son the new hall built by the Wanamak­ year,
has expressed the opinion that the
Marshall, of Sherwood, were Sun­ ers.
Mrs.
George
Smith
was
the
people In his respective district plan
———....... ........... ................ day callers at the W. H. Bentley
winner, having chosen “La Wanna." on voting on the question. These
Gerald Hadley and Eldwin Mag- 1 home.
She
received
a
fountain
pen.
meetings must be held in November.
Hess were Portland visitors Sunday, j
CHURCHES
School Notes
Lafayette
Webfoot
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DOINGS AT COUN-
TY COURT HOUSE sui'"n
LOCAL NEWS
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Dundee
Chas. K. Spaulding Logging Company
Housewives- Attention
Jas. W. Richardson
Pleasantdale
Notice of School Election to Increase Tax More
Than Six per cent Over That of the
Previous Year
H. Thompson and son Vernon. | Mr. and Mrs. John Wogemuth
Mrs. Edgar Holmes, of Junction
Democrats Have Meeting
Fernwood, and Mr. and Mrs. Noah City, who recently underwent an
transacted business in Portland of
Democratic meeting held In
Jones, called at the Joe Jerrfng home operation at the New Hospital at the The
Notice Is hereby given to the legs! voters of School District No. 28
W. O. W. hall, in McMinnville
Saturday.
Thursday evening.
McMinnville was brought to Lafa­ Saturday afternoon was acclaimed of Yamhill County, Slate of Oregon, that an election will be held in said
at the schoolhouse on the 4th day of November, 1926, at 8 o'clock
yette last Tuesday. She is at the a fine success.
The prominent district
Mrs. Morgan, of Portland, is visit­
in the afternoon, to vote on the question of increasing the amount of the
George
Holme's
home
while
regaining
Miss
Doris
Parrett
and
her
grand
­
speakers
were
Governor
Pierce
and
ing at the home of her daughter.
mother, Mrs. Will Parrett, visited her strength.
Bert Haney. The local candidates tax levy in said district for the year 1926 by more than six per cent over
Mrs. Lorena Litscher.
with the Harold Prince family in
also appeared and spoke, each for a the amount of such levy for the year immediately preceding.
Mrs. George Robinson spent Mon­ Portland over the week end,
day and Tuesday at the home of her
W. J. Robertson was a business
visitor at Clackamas last Wednesday.
Dean Nichol, of Dayton, Wash., Mrs. Robertson accompanied him
mothers in Hopewell.
joined his wife at Otterbrook Mon­ and had a few hours to spend with
day. Mr. and Mrs. Nichol expect to a little granddaughter Elsbeth Wal­
Kenneth Hadley and James Wake­ leave for their home Friday.
ter, who was confined to her bed
field, Jr., were business visitors to
with a fractured leg.
Manhatton Beach Saturday.
Mr. and Mrs. Roe Robinson and
Ba -nor Rebekah Lodge No. f>3
daughter Vera, visited at Amity,
Mrs. Elisha Manning, of Me Sunday, with Mr. Robinson’s broth- held their birthday supper Thursday
It is necessary to raise this additional amount by special levy for the
short time to the crowd In the hall. following
reasons:
Local candidates were Roy Sparks,
Ray Wisecarver, Arthur McPhlllfps
TRANSPORTATION.
and James A. Glover.
All were
INSURANCE.
warmly received and roundly ap-
SUPPLIES.
plauded.
Complaints
Dated this 14th day of October, 19 26.
Paul L. Bttuck. Plaintiff, vs Del­ Attest:
(Mrs.) Ruth Hiiydcn
John W. Hhippy,
la M. Buuck, Defendant, filed Oc­
tober 18, 1926, divorce, F. B. Yay-
District Clerk.
( luiirnimi Board of Directors